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mems, which were found 10 contain
hematite, yielding from forty to fifty
per cent of pure orr. a careful sur
vcy was made by an experienced
miner, which revealed u large vein
of rich ore cropping out on three
sides of the mountain, accessible
and very easily worked. A cons
pany was formed consisting of Drs.
John Ferguson and Levi Moore of
Albany, with Daniel Ferguson of
Luzernc. The cold Chambers farm"
and "mill property" of over four
hundred acres, including this mouth
tain, and a valuable red sandstone
quarry, has been bought. a gang
of miners has gone to work. and
buildings are being erected, and
other extensive preparations made
for very extensive mining opera
tons. Several iron men have cx-
amined the ore, and offered to con-
ct for all that could he taken out
/. year. This "mine' is eight
miles from Luzcrne station on the
Saratoga and Adirondack railroad,
and about three miles southwest OF
Lake George.
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Over the River.

HANovER.-It is stated that a
young lady has applied for admis
sion to Dartmouth College, and that
the question is referred to the Trus.
tees.
AT a meeting Of the Trustees of
Dartmouth College, Mr.. Charles +.
Emerson was appointed associate
professor of Natural Philosophy and
Mathematics, and Mr.. John X. Lord
associate professor Of Latin and
Rhetoric. Professor Arthur j.
Hardy of Iowa College, son of
Alpheus Hardy, Esq. of Boston,
was appointed professor of Civil
Engineering in Scientific depart.
ment Mr.. Francis Browne Of the
class of 20, son of President Brown
of Hamilton College is to be tutor
in Greek. The Trustees voted to
take immediate measures to raise
for the permanent funds OF the col.
legc, 100000
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orange county court.
JUNE TERM, 1872.

JUNE TERN, 1872.
Hon. AsAHEL PECK, Chief Judge,
HON HON. s. \ NJ T SEAyER' Assoc. Jud's.
Friday, July 9TH.
State V. Carleton is given 10 the
jury this forenoon. The trial com
menced June 2Sth, and has contin-
ucd to this time. The case was ar
gued yesterday by the counsel i'll the
following order, viz: State Attor,
ney, Denison, Hebard and Rnwell.
The court charged the jury this
The jury remained out
until Saturday, July 9th, when they
were discharged about ) o'clock,
in the afternoon, disagreed. The
bail was fixed at $4,000
which he found and is now at large.
This was the last Jury case, and
the court occupied their time till
afternoon, July Sth with
court business, when court rose.
There were but few, if any trials
of interest by the court.
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1t appears. that the Greeley can.
didate for Congressman at Large in
Alabama, Col. j. j. Jolly, is a lead.
cr of the infamous Ku-Klux Klan.
He was indicted in 1871, by Grand
jury of the United States District
Court, at Mobile, for participating in
the murderous Outrages Of the ku-
Klux in West Alabama, during tho
Of 1870 for State officers,
but escaped punishment through a
packed jury of Ku-Klux sympathiz
ers. Room for tho reformers.
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Dedd B0dy F0und.

On Tuesday forenoon, July End,
some boys VINO were bathing III the
Connecticut, discovered, near the
mouth OF Hubbard brook, u little
north of the village of Windsor. Vt
the body OF Il man entangled in
some iloodwood i'll shallow water.
they AZ once notilic / Grand Juror
L. Il. VIM, who proceeded to the
spot with assistants. and With COIL
siderable difficulty eXtlicated the
remains from their lodgment. They
were in an advanced stage decay,
aud they bad pro- ably been lying
In the water several months. No
features of the face were recogniza-
BILE, the flesh having disappeared.
The right foot was missing, and, be.
low the decayed flesh hung III
shredS. On the left too: were two
w,olcn socks and no other remnant
of clothing, at the time OF our intOr
nation had been found. In the up
per jaw was one long mont tooth
Whlch filled "A co?respO ding Nacan-
cy between two OF the lower Jaw.
1t is thought the body mast be that
OF an elderly person. The remains
could not be kept for recognition,
and ihCA were Immediately inferred
IN the village cemetery bY order OF
the town authority. Nothing what
ever Is known hcJe OF the origin OF
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Local Items.
III, GreN Stone 0'.d Murray Or
cas-.

win inaugurate their present tour
of the state of Vermont by perform
inc at Bradford on the afternoon
and evening OF Saturday, July 10th.
Circuscs have for centuries been II
popular source Of amusement and
we have no doubt could the citizens
of ancient Rome awaken from their
long slumber they would gaze in
surprise upon the startling features
of the modern arena, for the old Ro>
mans never looked upon such flights
of gymnasts in mid air, and daring
acts of horsenianshipa az are today
given in the ring and portrayed in
multi colorcd pictures upon the bill
boards. Mr.. John Murray who
since the organization of the estab.
lishment has been its general direct.
or is now the sole proprietor and
continues to control it in the same
admirable manner as in the past.
Richly carpeted seats are reserved
tor the ladies and courteous ushcrs
are in attendance. Smoking is
strictly prohibited and perfect order
and decorum maintained. Besides
securing the very best available ma.
tive talent Mr.. Murray during the
past winter dispatched an agent to
London and there secured four of
the greatest stars then playing in
London: Miss Lizzie Reyes the
beautiful cqucstiienne, David A.
Seal the court Jester and the lie.
Claire Brothers III new and pcrilous
mid air gymnastics. Tho leading
horScmcn are Harry Wclhy Cooke
tie champion of England and
Charles +. Reed the famous six
horse rider lirouettcist and somer
Saultist. Nile. HoSina at each per
turmauce introduces her educated |
plltrcy "Dagamar." TIE equeslri-
IN, cymnastic aud acrobat tie corps is /
complete in every feature, and the
programme replete with many nov
elites nov for the first time given.
Heads of families and the ladies are
recommended to attend the mat
NEE peri,rmaI &c thereby avoiding
the crowd of the evening, the
amuSemen:s at no time being slight
ed or hurried in any instance. both
performances are of equal merit.
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TIE LAKE CHAMPLAIN IRON RE

TIE LAKE CHAMPLAIN IRON RE-
GIoN-NEw BED DISCOVERED
The Albany argus of Monday
morning says, that some months ago
Drs. Ferguson and Moore of AL
bany, were passing through the
southwest part of the town of Cald>
well, Warren county, i'll this State,
when their attention was called TO a
peculiar red formation of rock and
soil, covering IA long. irregular blum.
Stopping to examine they found a
large spur, which seemed broken
from the adjacent hills or Luzerne
separated by a swamp
covered with scrub vine and oak.
They brought away some specl-
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-12

Err MONT HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
~lhe Vermont Historical Society
p'e to have a Field Day and cele-
~ gdton at Fort Ticonderoga on
Su.lofsday, July 18th, 1872. On this
sNoTlc ground, where the distin-
it'>hed NermOnter demanded the
ilVit "ln the name of the Great
eHoNah and the Continental Con
HeSS'' the society will no doubt
1--we Il a most interesting meeting.
~, he'r program me is included
j, t,al addresses, one by DR.. Lord.
/ montpelier and another by Hon.
S, :" ChlttCnden, of Ne York City.
na merry Of Burlington. aud a Yer
iIa,'r and descendant of Gov.
4r,' 't,hden. a collation. will be
h, ,'I aud music and responses are
''''e'l to prevail.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-12

Thursday Of last week, II. w.
Eastman, residing in the " est part
of Berlin, came across the largest
bear he ever saw, the animal "going
for him. BY an energetic use of
stones, Mr.. Eastman repealed the
attack, and the bear went into the
woods. The next day, James Hurry
and Orison Fits went after the fcl
low, discovering and following it
over the mountain into Moretown,
where it made good It's escape.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-12

VERsHIRE.-Four dwelling houses
are IN process of construction at the
"mines' to accommodate the great
and increasing demand Of tene
ments in that village. The houses
are put up for the Vt. Copper Co. by
Porter Brothers who have the con.
tract for their completion, and are
each built for two tenements. A
part, at least, will be ready for occu
pancy soon.
A large and constantly increasing
business is being done by the Vt.
Copper mining Company.
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NATONAL OPINION BRADFORD VERMONT FRIDAY july H. 1872

We are pleased to learn that John
w. Rowell, ESD, of West Randolph
is talked of as II candidate for Re.
porter OF the decision of the Su.
prcme Court of the state. Col.
Vcazey has held the office since 1868
and we understand will make no
contest for the position. Mr.. Row.
ell will do credit to the Office and
will undoubtedly receive the hearty
support of the east side of the state.
Tic certainly will of Orange County.
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y Utica girl at the proper hour
pulls a string which reverses pic
tire, on the back of which appear
in huge characters the words. "Ten
O'Clock is my bed time and her adj.
mircrs Jake the gentle hint and de.
part.
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We see a patent ">parkcr' no.
ticelL y maa who can't do as
much sparkling as is good for him.
without the aid of a machine ought
to be gobbled M by widow with
zine small children.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-12

Excursion Tickets to Newport and Magog,
for parties Of 10 or more, for flare one way"
can be- had on application to General Ticket
Office, Lyndonvile.
Leaving Stations on Passumpsic X. r. nv
Express, arrive at Montreal $40 r. NJ. 20
Quebec connections by this Train.
Leaving by Mail Train, arrive Montreal OBS
A. NJ. Quebec 7.3J \. NJ.
Leaving by Night Express, arrive Montreal
ll.j0 A. NJ, Quebec 3.3J p. VI.
RiChelieu Steamer,
Leave MONTREAL 90 p NJ, arrive Quebec $50
A. N. Leave Q"ebec 100 p. NJ, arrive Mon
trcal 600 4. NJ. 7Octl
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TO Pensioners.

MIR. EDITOR:-You will confer a
favor by informing pensioners that
the only ones who are affected by
the law of June Sth. 1872, are those
who are pensioued for disability OF
the first, second and third degrees.
Those who lar the first degree were
entitled to 50 are now entitled TO
$3.50. Those of the second degree
entitled to $50. are now entitled 70
S2f Those of the third degree who
were entitled to Sl5 per month, are
now entitled to SIS per month, In
order for a penSiOner to obtain the
benefit of the provision of said law,
he has only to forward his pension
certificate to "llon. J. II. Baker,
Commissioner of Pensions, Wash
inet on, d. c." with a letter giving
his post office address. and tie Ger
tiiicate will be returned to the pen
sion agent, who will forward it with
a voucher for tie next payment, at
the increased rates. No attorney
will be necessary to obtain the i'll
crease. STEPHEN THOMAS,
Pension Agent.
Montpelier, July =, 1872.
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ilONICfDEIN ORANGE.-Ol Mon
day Of last week, Jehicl Gois' and
iein'ieI Plat, Of Orange, got into
4 dispute about some food wood
That cane down the river duril z
The higl, water caused bv the show,
Ts of day or two before. Both
claimed the wood, each asserting
that it was on his land. On COTS
attempting to draw it off. they went
from words to blows, and during the
malice. Golf was so injured by being
Kicked in the bowels that he died
the same evening, t trouble occur
ing in the morning. The next day
the papers were issued for the arrest
of Platt. and Orange County will
now have another trial for homicide,
being the fourth in immediate sue.
ceSslon, two having occurred during
the present term of the court III that
County.-1rgas.
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Forty deaths have already occur
red from the Grand Trunk disaster,
and but two Of the injured can sur
vive. This will make s'Xtv-threc
deaths by this terrible calamity.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-12

The annual excursion Of the New
Hampshire editors and printers will
be taken on the third week in July,
and will include trip through the
mountains by way of Conway.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-12

ROBBERY IN CHELSEA Monday
Of last week, the day O'f5rien's cir.
ct the house of David Emery. who
lives about three miles from the vii
hge, and stole thcrefrom small sum
Ut money. The theifopened a draw
ERIN which WAS an envelope contain
lhs O00 in government bonds and
f!0o in greenbacks, but fortunately
DT Mr. Emery did not discover it.
THE LARGEST YET.-Thc largest
eIS land by Il hen that has come 20
our knowledge, is one laid 10y an
ion gray belonging to DR.. g. X
b'Sley, of Chelsea, it measu ring st
" - inches.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-12

The announcement of the death
Of Nr. John Derringer of Indiana,
ut the age of 1u7 years, is headed by
a local paper, Gan ancient pistol
who went off. at last"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-12

Col. Asa L. Blunt is now on Il
Isl; to his relatives and friends in
NJ bloomsbury and vicinity. He is
goking remarkablyhale and healthy.
Ever since 1861 Col. Blunt has been
VI the military service. For the
"St two years he has been stationed
d, Fort Bufort, Dakota Territory,
'pt is now under orders to report to
zen. Terry, for duty in the Depart.
agnt of the South, and probably
VII be stationed at Nashville,
Tenn.
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NEWBURY.-Henrv Parker has
sold his house TO VIM. IL. Shedd,
Esq.
The Sulphur Springs are well
kept and we'll pat.onlzcd.
:. l., Swasey has sold his Drug
Store at Grovetowp, n. H., and re
turned to Newbury.
7. {. kcyes has IL lot of StereO-
>eopic Views.
\ party from here spent the llh
on MooSilauk.
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laa Is IRON for the Montpelier and
ny River II. r., has been con
,o ~" Tor and is to he delivered at
.,I HE road bed is now being
,.r' - ready for the rails, and the
J. VI laying them will be COM
ne / al all early day.
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Conn. & Pass. Rivers l. r.
SUMMER EXCURSION
Montreal e. Quebec

From stations between Newport and White
River junction, commencing July lst, and con.
tiuuing during the months Of August and Sep
TENDER, at the same popular prices as charged
last season, viz
r,o,, To Montreal To Quebec To Mon.
"'' and return. and return. treal and
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The Granite STATE Esittcrs,

The Granite STATE ESittcrs,
is purely vegetable compound. made from
roots aud bark growing in our immediate vi
cinity, the medicinal qualities of which are
preserved in pure spirit, mating a Vegetable
Bitter and Blood Purifier; and we parrdat
them TO contain no minerals whdterer.
Tie Bitters will be iould most valuable for
the cure of those diseases arising from The
stomach. which i, most likely to get diSordered
Of any gan OF the human system. \ few OF
the diseases which the ilttcrr cNrc, we eiUulcl.
ate below. These We are as likely to have in
one season rs another. hut generally more in
Spring and Summer: INDIGESTION or nYsrEr
sIA which i probably the worst disease che
American people have to eulnrt IS Of very
common occurrence, and much to he dreaded.
There ave many disorders occaSioncd by midi
gcsion, Which extend to III parts Of the body;
such A. HENpACHE. PALPlrATIDN, OF TIE
HEART, IRREGULARITIES OF TIE Use, Loss
OF ENERGY, CONFUSION OF THOUGHT AND
FEEIING OF uTThH PEUsTRATIoN WITHOUT Any
FULL SIGNS OF DISEASE. The organs of diges-
ton are liable 10 great amount OF disease,
and it remains for us to have s-me reliable
agent ncarat hand and this we offer yoa IN
the Granite State llttcrS, which does not fail
to cure. BitIIUrsNESs, which is apparent in
great many, is always releaVcd by the Bittcrs
BoIIs are oceasioned by impurities fthc blood
striving to free themselves Use the Btters
and Your blood will become pure. LIVER
COMPLAINTS and all diseases Of the Liver,
readily yield to the use of the Granite State
Bittcrs. The most common affections Of this
organ are TORrIDIrY, ENHANCEMENT AND cos
GEsTIoN OR iNfIAMATIoN. JAUNDGCE, SCRol
ULA. HEADACHE, CONSTIPATION and all luru
RITES OF THE BLOOD are cured by the Granite
State Btters. They purify and reiuyigorote
the system.
Price ! per bottle. For sale by II G., DAY,
Druggist, Bradford, VT
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GRANITE ST ATE
BIT ERS,
BLOOD PURIFIER.

WILL CURE LIVER COMPLAINTS, JAUNDICE, Dls
PERSIA, on INDIGESTION. CONSTIPATION, BIZ.
LIorsNEss, AND ALL DISEASES AGGRAVATED b,
THE IIprRITY OF THE BLOOD.
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Mississippi State Medical As'o.
fIlIIHnt

The nest meeting ~ tbs a sa
ton VIII he bold Boo 'hu c.iy WiiuIlj
Spnugs. ON " etnrttaJ Me Sl lHj
OF Apflnest.
IL b. probable thbt h. will br iln
most iultfrsiiuga and im%pUrluntN n
icd Convention c,or held iu iho
State, iuasmuch ~ several soictllhy
raIefs will w. rend and dscn,.ula pl
mcasuTcg Tor tile mlvapo7Gtnt oi he
maletial interests NJ tho profession
will be- considered
IL Is lorgl TINT not only the odd
members ~ tbe Association viii Ir
present., but TINT mnny new accee
lous may he made TO tbs %oryouiza.
ton.
To correct nv %cftcnceus impress,
ion which seems to preva t. SOME
extent ~ last, that It physician must
be a member OF some county SIri5ty,
before he can become Il member oi
The State Association, | make the
following eXtruct from our CuustItu-
tim.
art, .. Any rcgulHr physician of
good standing, residing within the
State who shall have graduated 1T
amy respectable Medical Institution,
aud any physician who has received
the Honorary Degree OF NJ. u. from
u Medical school of such character,
and who recognizes ard is governed
By the principles aud standard auth
critics Of the profession, nnd con.
forms to its Code, rs put forth by
the American Medical Association,
shall be cl gible to membership, by
signing the roll and paying the militia.
tiou fee, and none others save by q
unanimous vote of the Associatin
present" ,.H...
Holly Springs h n beautiful city
Its physicians atc gentlemen, and
the visitors % the Association will
cuioy, for a few days, u pleasant and
Instructive relaxation form the mon
otonous routine OF professional toll.
! have applied to the Superintend.
cnt OF tho various Railroads for sulie
courtesics as they know how to
extend, aud in consideration of the
large amount Of gmtuitious service
performed by orr profession, | feel
assured that their tuvors will be lib,
cral.
WV. NJ. COMPTON, NJ. d.,
President Mss, State Mriicai Iss'u.
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O.IF Nmf
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~ I1l1 IF TT n BIZ bog ~ isFI
Hi glHli
Vice fi Hn-f ar nhr'a
smt aHi fs ftI
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aHe
Wten ints 5pn tst fnl flr.
have jsa leau a.aal, li hie n
kbpsf Inquired fbo isrmfr Ia ai
ahslf tome ailrsssinT fip oliesi
"Uut in ile shop Hiiin 'hs sae
replied ihs youth
Sod J0u. bfpk
HtJut iuflH lptl. .riiIu fhe hon
NHl }p1. .irf
u runuy rnpm. Ha.,u 'Y
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--lIrI slt, .HH0g ufH
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Lieutenant Governor Plnchback
ncgro), OF Louisiana, gave the fol.
lowing as his opinion of the carpet.
baggers in Ina interview with the
Times reporter:
Reporter What is your real opin.
ion ofthc c~arpct>bag element, ont
how are they now regarded by youl
race?
l'inchback--Well il wouldu't cx.
actly do tor mo TO tell my opinion
of the earpct-bagcers. Generally
speaking, they cut llcrod llcrod in
love for the negro until they get an
Office, aud then they grow colder
toward their b~enctactors than ad,
Southern man over was or possibly
can be. While perfectly wiling tc
reap all the benefits, they norvoQsl,
dodge all responsibilities. The,
eagerly accept my hospitality, hut
rarely extend theirs, aud only then
in a s~neaking, unmanly manner, in,
teusoly disgusting to II Soutlcrner
| do not wish Ia be understood II.
making this applicable to all, fol
there aro some good men among
them, whom the State may yet be
proud Of.
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Thcremark of Lieut.. Coy. Pinch.
back, tina. there never was and never
can be such n thing MS social equal.
ity is based on sound philosophical
principles. Social equality-werc such
a thing posslble--would render the
privacy Of home impossible, destroy
all tho sacred and ondearing ties on
which domestic happinossis founded.
aud in making all things common,
would 90 to the extreme of making
them unclcan. Every free human
being is tho architect of his or her
own social status, and the sole Judge
OF the extent to which social priyi-
leges may be accorded. 1t, therefore,
requires a community of purpose to
create a condition of social equality
between any two human beings, and
to make such a condition universal
isto make every human being exactly
alike in appearance, sentiment and
mental capacity.--N. q. 1iaies,
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A fractions individual, not many
miles from Daubury, sought 'tc
"draw his wife out by pretending
to be found dead will, an cmpt,
laudunum ph,al by his side. And
that kdy wasa good deal shocked
at first, but having read that a necllc
introdl need into the lmmun flesh
would Indicator lis surface whether
that flesh was dead, and being a
woman OF eminent p~acticability, She
ut once armed herself with n polished
instrument OF nearly two inches
growth, and with throling heart and
bated breath introduced Il good share
Of its length into the deceased.
What the surface of the needle re
ally Indicated was not learned, as he
took it with him rs he passed
through the sash.
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The present winter has been nm
unusually hard ono in rome of tue
Western aud Southwestern States.
In Texas, east OF the Nueccs, not less
than thirty.tivc to forty per cent. OF
the cattle have persisted from the
deep SHOWS and driving slcct. With
In five miles Of kcnncdy's Ferry, two
miles above Nuccestown, between
four and Ave thousand cattle have
been skinned, the only use that
could be made OF their c~areasscs.
West of the Nucccs the loss sustain
cd has also been severe. This is II
terrible blow to the stock raising in.
tcrcst IN Texas, the ELECTS OF
which must be felt for Il long while.
We also learn from Sioux CITY, Iowa,
that eight mon and AT least SIX hun.
horses aal cattle persisted from
the effects of the big snow" in
plymouth county, in that State.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-23

CoTToS SrATIsTics.--Thc receipt.
at all the ports ia the United State.
for tho past week were 500, 643b bales
compared with 104,574 Tor tho cor.
responding period last year.
This makes the total since Sep.
tcmber I, 2.336.408 bales against
3,14G,73 IN 1871 md 2,20G,022 in
1870. Tie decrease, compared
with last year, Is 8l0,278b bales.