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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-01-12

OCONEE UNTY
A'exandcr Evans, ComplainJ
yS. to f,,recloso
Melissa Shackelrord. Mortgage.
pY Virtue of Dccrotal Order, to mo d..
1D rccted. in this cause,L will sell, to the
highest bidder, at Walhalla, on Sacday in
February noxt.
ONE TRACT OF LAND, situate in Oconoe
County, State of South Carolina on tho Blue
Ridge Railroad, 8 or 7 miles East of Walhulla,
containine3l7C acros, moro or loss, adjoining
lands of Mrs. McElroy and by lands formerly
owned by VIM. Dickson and others
TERMS CASH Purchaser to pay extra
for stamps and all necessary papers.
j., II. ROBINS, 500.
Jan. 8, 1879 Hs H. mJ 4
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ss2 azH2 gHsa2 zssEsa Esha s EsRI2 @assl2ssA 49,
Greenvillo and Columbia Railroad,

CoLuABIA, s. c., March l. 1871.
nN and after this date, tho following Seized.
" ule will be run daily Sundays excepted,
connecting with Night Trains on South Car.
olina Road, up and down; also with Trains
going South on Charlotte. Columbia and Angus.
tn Railroad:
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Tl1E undersigned have formed partner
IL ship in the above business at the points
named, and have supplied themselves literally
with the best Vehicles, Horses Drivers and
Ostlcrs; Grain, Forage &C., for the accommo.
dation of the travelling public.
Hacks, Carriages, Buggics, OF Saddle Horses,
oan he had ut all times, by the duy or week, at
reasonable rates; and we are prepared ut n
moments notice to convey passengers from
Anderson or Walhalla to the terminus of the
Air Limo Railroad, or to any other point desired
The Stables ut Anderson will be under the
immediate charge of Il. j. STEELE, and those
at Walhalla under the direction of A. W.
THOMPSON, each of whom will give his personal
supervision to the business, and spare no pains
to give general satisfaction.
DsS~ The patronage of tho travelling public
respectfully solicited.
A. w. THOMPSON, 1T. j. STEELE.
Walhalla. S. g. Anderson, s. G.
November "a, 1871 S
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N '----- m ------ IASVNNS IV VHiITIUlt1.
STEVENS & CURETON, Lancaster, S. G.
WAXHAWS, Lancaster County, S. G.

WAXHAWS, Lancaster County, S. G.
10 r p Zimmerman, Esq, ,Secrctayy Of the
Fatr Of tic Carolinas, Charlotte, N. @.
The following is II correct statement Of Cot
ton raised by Stevens Il Curcton, on IL acres of
stupplo Land, which was manured with 400
pounds of Carolina Fertilizer. Tho following
Is tho mode of cultivation: it was thoroughly
broken up IL inches doep, and laid off in rows
81 feet wide, and tho Fertilizer applied in tho
drill, then bodied on it OH the 18th of MAY
and planted the lst of Juno. First working it
was run around with half shovel and partial
" trimmed out with u hoe. Second working
It was run aronnd with 3 inch grub, IL inches
long. and tho mddles thrown out with sweep
10 inches wide. One furrow to row and
thinned to u stand with hoo about l2 inches
between tho stocks, and afterwards it was
ploughcd cvcry. two weeks with sweep Is
inches wide, and hocd each time, until twas
worked five times.
The following is correct statement of the
Cotton picked nm
lst Picking, o54
I'd Picking. 40
3d Picking, Alb
Estimated amount of unopcn.
cd maturcd bolls, SIG
Total, 1923
Respectfully submitted
STEVENS & CURETON.
| certify weighed tho Cotton picked in the
above statement, and is correct
October 81, 1871. w. A. GRAHAM.
at tho request of NIessrs. Stevens & euro.
ton, we have examined the IL acre of Cotton,
and the estimate made above is true to tho
best of our ability.
d. T. DURANT,
w. A. GRAHAM.
JOSEPH RODGES.
Premiums awarded to Stevens Il Curcton on
above Certificate.
;, We will sell the above Splendid Fertilizer at
Forty Five Dollars cash, or Fifty Dollars pay-
able lst November, with interest ut per cent
por nnnum, delivered ut our Warehouse ia
Cnar!cston. Agents will sell ut same prices
adding the freight and drayago to thcir Dcpots.
G0E. w. WILLIAMS G. co.
Charleston, s. q.
II. S. vANDIVIERE, Agent
At Wulhala, S. G.
Jan. II, 1872 II SIN
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REPORT

Il0'o's 2redsuter Of 8IHalhaNa, JoN n
gear ending, January /, 1871. & I.
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DISSOLUTION.

yENIIE FIRM OF MATHESON q BELL has
Il. this day oxpired by limitation, Those
indebted will call and settle; and those having
claims will present them.
MATIIEsoN 4 BELL.
y Walhalla, Jaupry ], 1872.
January 6, 1872 10 \ ~
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NOTICEl.

FxECUroRs, administrators, qardians,
L &c.; Take hotico that tho law requires
your annual returns to bo made in the month
of January. Take care that you are not III dc.
fault, and tho requirements of the law enforced
against you. Agord to tho wise is saficent.
adiudi s. P. DENDY,
, Y@a 9tJudge of Probate.
Walhalla, y! O., Dec. %, 1871 Cd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-04


In the nth congressional district, the demo-
Gratis and their assistants have nominated n. ?.
Banks for congress, and Richard rockingham
lo' e'ector'
Hon. George NJ StearnS of Springfield has
declined the coalition nomination for Iientonort
6is name 70 rorai M 10 b ~ t ~ az"
ssliberaln renort sovs Da,id v;ln,ot o,tJo,.
of the famons "nroviso ,, has come ont r,r croa-
lev As Mr. Wnmot diad some ,,o,r, ,,.o ~,
report, we suppose, comes through the tspirit-
rappers."
Risbon Sin,neon haorinc, II ro,o.tod .,ot bo
pm '1'''-'7 - y "" '""1 NJ
Is NIeeiey hau, taxes holice Oh IL mus: 4 am
not and never have been in favor Of Mr. Greeley
for president. II am spared, l expect to vote
LOT zen Grant, DeheVing mat our country needs
gu ~, "''0'i'''7e" po"'y ~ i0u, ye"'S 'olSei'
q, appear ~ "o
-, nv iIpo' W. ','' "'"'I9 "'e
tho Of tbi ui3 10 ~ v it
rho Grant and ViIso i,IGs '''N ''''' JOi''0V
III huoue lslahu' the Preseul heihDers OIL con
greSs, MeSSrS Eames and PendletOu, have been
reuominatpd nv the renublicans Tho DISTRICT
candidates. for electors are Henry Howard Of
C,veptrv and .T,hn n HARDEN ~ Scitnoto
w d - a., NJ.
conr,, sIohar,, 5is,.;ot - , ~
condition or ag,irs o..a;r a,l'',l ~
,bot stote 10 sa,,s +,,o, ,,,,,,,i;a.,, -.
have been broken up and the speakers fred m
by ruffians, and that it has become dangerous
5 os oanIt a@n ~ "''ept 10 auuIesS Po
At Groenshnro Ind . roror,o. ,;s.o,,,r,- 90
Gov, uanIo,. ,,oao,a 60 =,
N'"' ii'"'''' o'0'"ee'u '"o i"iiuei' III lue
crowd engage III niue banter, as follows;
"Che Grant man wanted to bet his bay mare
AGAINST tbe roam colt of the otber that Grant
wonid carry Indiana THIS Tho Greeioyita DO
rlinrd Int ofrareJ ~ ,1arer ton doiIays - tIat
talsn@ Of bie Goots he coid boot tio ntlo ,
tna3 race TSis ns JocIin" 1 ,,t inc tG ~, az
mon o,rocd ,t 5ra+ ,a,,,, o,1, out ,',U
not VITO for eitbcr 1rooIo,, ~ tII1i "o"N
- " ii'"ui'eh''
Deia"ae mas just held county elections, and
the democrats had a bad time. Two years ago.
the repnblicans carried Newcastle county h,, "A
.,at,.;t,, LII. 49,. -, ~
li'JolH', WHICH '''J nave noM IlcIeaseu 10 ofo'
In 1871 the democrats carried kent and Sussex
counties by over 1000 IN each. Now, the demo-
cratic majority IN hent Is reduced to 3Ol and that
in Sussex to 10, making the democratic major
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The Canvass IN PennsyIvamia.

Ihe republican candidate for governor in the
Pennsylvania election next week is John f.
Hartranft, the present state auditor, who was a
major general Of volunteers during the war
where he earned au excellent reputation as a
brave and faithful soldier, In the convention
which nominated General Hartranft there was
a struggle between two factions of the party, of
which Senator Cameron and Colonel Forney are
the respective leaders. The former prevailed,
and Forney, filed with wrath and disappont.
ment, at once proclaimed his purpose to prevent
Hartranfps election at any cost, and through
his newspaper, the Philadelphia Press, one Of
the leading republican papers Of the state, has
kept up a furious, and, as it seems to
us, an inscriptions warfare against him,
and his supporters. That Forney should not
love nor admire Cameron is naIural enough
that he should not support heartily a ticket
nominated as triumph Of the Cameron fac
ton il at least excusable; but in his warfare
against Harlranit he makes charges not only
without evidence, but which the evidence from
other sources seems TO dsproye, charges which,
IL they are uniouuded, he can hardly help know
ing 10 be so, aud be reiterates them with such
acnmony and yruIenee as to suggest the belief
that he Is animated by personal hatred and a
determination to defeat and humiate his enc
mics az whatever sacrifice of his party and Of
the public interests be processes to serve.
OF course this attack upon the republican
candidate gives great satisfaction to the demo.
Gratis and their "liberaP allies under the lead Of
Mcclure, They follow up and supplement
Forney's assaults with such ygor aud malic,
as they can command, but they cannot equa
the intensity Of bis passion, aud are general
content 70 follow bis lead and cheer him on :
the fray. Ia general way Hauranit is charge
with being a member Of the Cameron ring,
and party 10 a vaguely described conspirac
which, Il Is Asserted, has long controlled III
state treasury drawing vast sums from IL 20 b
psea a. political corruption funds and other
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-04

Miss Lizzie Kendall, No. Downing street, Wor-
cester, has not spoken above whisper for the past
two years. She was treated by DR.. Henion at the
Bay State House and made to speak in one minute,
and can talk as well she ever could. Miss Ken
dali can be seen at her residence and will answer
inquiries.
VIM. E. Minturn, 81 Front street, was cured of an
irritation of the kidneys by two treatments by DR..
Henion, will answer inquiries.
DIR. Heuion will remain at the Bay State House
two weeks longer, where he can be consulted from
A. N. until P. N. Consultations free
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oRCEsTBB
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1879.

The New York Tribune prints a fac sin,ile OF
its forgery of Mr. Blaine's name on a schedule
of railway shares, drawn up in 1862, and then
SAYS, "the fac Simae we publish viii convince
any one that our original assertion was correct
Indeed Does it cease to be a forgery because
it has been printed in this fashion, But even
this, as the Tribune prints it, indicates the for
gerry, and shows that the name Of Blair (which
il transforms into Blainel was entered but once,
and that the 81 800 shares were not entered as
the allotment of anybody. These figures are
actually part Of the footing of the first page of
the schedule. The Tribune has been challenged
10 submit its copy of the schedule to inspection.
This challenge it does not accept; and the cir
cumstantial evidence leads us to believe that it
has not an original copy, but merely the for
gers ''doctored" copy OF an original.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-04

has in his native county. Mr.. Blanchard was
formerly Mr.. Curtin's law partner. AMI they
have heretofore enjoyed the most intimate re-
lations. One Of Mr.. Curtin's daughters is mar
ried to a Dr. Harris of this place. Mr.. Blanch-
ards family and Dr. Harris and wife occupy the
same house, and politics is now forbidden sub
iect beneath that roof. Gen. Beaver, one of Mr..
Curtin's former friends, occupies Mr.. Curtin's
residence; the feeling is so bitter that the wife
of the ex-governor has not yet been in her own
house since her return to Bellefonte."
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LATMsrr raARExmra

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-MOney very stringent at per
cent per annnm TO per cent per day and INTEREST," the
shifting of loans to-day, and some ong-standing
were called in. in commercial paper little doing
and the rates high and irregular. Sterling de-
morazed by the money strngency, the advance gold
ana of dear oreash gold tomorrow prime
60 days lO7 with good at 1881 sight 0S4 Gold strong
and higher with increased business; the price opened
at has, fell to ll44, advanced to us closed at I5 a.
ll54. Clearngs S5s,0l0eO0. Treasury disbursements
100000 Loans at per cent to per cent per day with
\ bid at late hour. The treasury sold one million
which taken by the clique at ia 57OO. The rise IN
the rate of interest of the 8 ak of Eng assisted
days advance Governments lower than yesterday but
closed steady though quiet State securities rather pet
Ter, but dull. The stock market was generally tame
throughout the day, with downward movement of \ al
II per cent in prices Pacific Mail Western Union and
Lake Shore were the most active stocks. Pacific opened
At 5H. advanced to T6% fell to 75 closed at 75aGl75h
Western Union opened at 08 touched H. closed at 60
Lake Shore fell tromS74 to S6A The rest the market
was quiet and lower. without great pressure toe the
prices seeming to drop in sympathy with the money
stTingency, and closed heavy.
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a Book for Every NAN.
The wheat Field of America
HEALTHFUL CLIMATE, FREE HOMES. GOOD
MARKETS.

THE NoRTHERE PACIFIC RAILROAD, eners fer
sale its LANDS IN CENTRAL AND WESTERN MINNESOTA
embracing: l. The Best of Wheat Land; Q Excellent
Timber tor the Mill, the Farm and the Fire; g. Rich
Prairie Pasturage, and Natural Meadow watered by
clear Lakes and running streams-in Healthfa Gil
mate, where fever and ague is unknown.
GRAIN can be shipped hence by lake to market as
cheaply as from Eastern Iowa Central Illinois Cars
now run through these lands from Lake Superior to Da-
kota Price Of land close to track 81 to s. per acre.
further away, $3.50 to 81 SEVEN YEARS CREDIT; War.
rantee Deeds. Northern Pacific 730 Bonds now selling
at par received for land at SlO No other unoccupied
Lands present such advantages to settlers.
SOLDIERS under the the new law (March 1922 get
l6O acres FREE near the railroad by one and two years
residence.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED RATES fur
nished from all principal points East to purchasers Of
Railroad Lands and to Settlers on Government Home
steads,
Purchasers their wives and children CARRIED FREE
over the Northern Pacific Road.
Now the time for Settlers and Colonies to get Rail-
road Lands and Government Homesteads close to the
track,
81 Send for PAMPHLET containing full Rforma
ton, map and copy Of new Homestead Law.
Address LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PAoiFe r.
r., ST. PAUL MINI, or % FIFTH AVENUE, COR 9TH
STREET, NEW YORK. my2S deop&weowlyr
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Worcester Five Gents Saving. Bank.


no. 2i3 MAIN STREET
JfES FRON.......s...... g A. n. to P. M to P.
THIRTY-SIXTH SEMI-ANNUAL DIvIDEyD. The iris
ees OF this Bank declared the Thirty-Sirth Semi An
Dirieal first day VI July at the rate of SIX
PER CENT. PER ASNuH
DEPOSITS received up 20 ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
Deposits are put upon interest the first day of every
MONTH
DIVIDENDS OF INTEREST are made in January and
July.
CHAs. L. PUTNAM, President.
GEORGE W. WHEELER. Treasurer diff iyll
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COKE.
I'm, ms ChEAP AND MOST DESIRABLE Fuel for Manuiac-
lutng purposes and Family Use, s now offered 10 lie
RqHns IN quantities to suit, the following Reduced
One Ghaldron of SO bushels. d.. ...,........ s,Oo
One'Hau do, Is
bushel. va N"''"'Vn' 10 ocutb per
Payments may DO made, and orders for its dellvcr, ,
Block. Foster st., up stairs. dtqP '"s' No. Sank
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BOSTON STOCK sALEs-octoDer 3.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

INV 7 oRK, Oct. 3.-Cotton &c higher and In good
export demand sales 1884 bales; middlng uplands at
l9c. Flour heavy and 5@1lc lower; sales 1850 bbls
state $500 q $3.50; Ohio S7l5@$9T5; western $500 a
sos; southern $40 "a sl2UO Wheat heavy and shaGe
lower; sales S400 bush; No l spring S56 On l6l: No
do Sl4S454; winter red western Sl55 q I,6S; white
Michigan Sl,7O a l95. Corn shade lower sales 900
bush; steamer mixed western 81 a 63kc sail do 64A
@64hc oats shade trmer; sales T20OO bush; new
white 45m46c; old western mixed IS a 46c Beef quiet
Pork active and trmer; new mess Sli,201l425; prime
Sll,5O Lard quiet at as 9-l6c Butter quet state
A@2Se Whiskey steady at 92c Rice dull at 81
sugar frmi MuscovadO "a l0c; refining a. g2sc
Coffee firm sales Rio IA a IKE. Molasses dull TGr-
pentine steady at "a @65c rOsin steady at S450@45j
Petroleum firm; crude l3c; refined 24Ac. TaUw quiet
at 5-l649AC. Linseed oil Sic.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 8. COTTON Quiet at lS%Mlac.
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In his city Oct g. Edwin D. only son of Islvvir on,
Ann ii White, aged 10 mos 20 days. wan M
In Wilkinsonville, Oct 3, L Woodbury. aged CT yr.
mos. - 80
Funeral at St Johns Church, Saturday at 10 A. NJ r2l
In Chicopee, Sept 30, while visit to friends Mr.
Lucy Brown, aged 81 yrs mos II days formerly al
Millbury. montpelier papers please cOpyl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-04

The NEW FRENCH EATING HoUsE.-IIabitis
olten called second nature, and it seems that
there are people in Paris who grew so much nc.
customed to strange food during The siene that
tGer stomachs still cry for the irregular menus of
That period. To suit such abnormal appctites n
game shop" OF most peculiar kind hasalately
Deen opened in the French capital Its situated
III q street near the llalles and it bears the i'm.
seripuon, "Au Gourmet sans prejuges" The
eplcure without prejudicrs" can find in This
daring establishment all that there is of most
audaclous in the way of siege food. The hooks
oil us facade are hung with badgers and wea,els
wlld cats and foxes, owls, Jays, rocks crows
pulls, magpies, aud fat little puppy doris Tbe
harmless, necessary cat figures largely ON tbe
counter but they do not call it "cat;" the dead
Hrlmalkin is known as gibier DIES g0ltftjerrs or
game OF the spouts and tiles" BY her side nm.
dlVded IN death, are suspended rats and mico.
ana ne whose experience In carniyerous exnIoro
uon mas lett him palate equal to such deeds
may n par to this emporium and Inv His CO.,
outlet or ms ratfricassee, as in the Old bunorv
days. IL IS remarkably Pansian to make n new
TASTE out OF a vanished necessity; and there is
even noble candor in hanging up n tabhv in
her SKIN instead Of Offering her decapitated
nude and MANNED, under pretence of A rnbbit
but eccentrlcty has limits, and dlcency lis laws,
ana we wait with some curiosity to see whether
there VIII be found even in Paris n sufficient
NUMBER OF "epicures without preiudices" TO
make fortune for the proprietor of this odd
poultefers establishment.-LOnd0R TeiegraDh.
Fifty dollars reward is offered by r.. q Tavlor for
the recovery Of lost memorandum books and pa.
pers, Soc notice.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-04

HAVE You SEEN HER?-A lady who for the last five
years has been leader of fashion in New York and who
may be seen twice week in her elegant caleche driving
pair of superb ponies in Central Park has recently
stated in the select circle to which she belongs that the
only article in existence which impars beauty and ustre
to the complexion without ultimately mpairing the tex
ture Of the skin and causing 1t to collapse and wrinkle
Is HAGANs MAGNOLIA BALM, The name Of the dis
tinguished member of the beau monde who made this
declaration cannot with prOpriey be given but it may
he mentioned en- dsdRt that she has spent several years
OF her life in Europe and is familiar with all the arts
and preparations employed by the court beauties Of the
old world to enhance their charms. wlt6doplw "a
CAUTIoN-ln our changeabe climate. coughs. colds ,
and diseases of the throat lungs and chest will aays
prevail Cruel consumption will claim Its Victims
These diseases il attended time can be arrested
and cured, The remedy is Dr. Ristars Balsaa of Tyld
v"effg' deop&wlw o.
EAT FREELY Of fruits and vegetables if you use VIII
liams' Jamaica Ginger.
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John -. Clark ~ Son, Commission Mcrchants
and dealers IN Flour and Grain Land Plaster Ii,o
Galened Plaster, CIR Bone Cement salt tiuano sn s.
Phosphate OF Lime and Western Produce Mes 2S7 XII
2S9 Front st., Worcester, Mass, '' -'' anu
dti JOHN 3. CLARK q SON
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WORCESTER RETAIL PRICE CuRRENr-oct


St. Louis brands $1,000 a s2O6; common extras. SIS
a $1,000; superine, $500 a 800
GRAIN AND MEAI4-Northern Corn, a. bush sl2O;
western mixed, IS q S5c Rye q bush SLIGO. Oats al
sl,7O q 81, SOL fine feed s225; niddngs, $50 Buck
PROVISloNs-Beef, roast pieces, !, H. 20 a CSC:
steaks rump % 2Se round 20 a PC; corned 10 q l4c
q b. Lard i l5s 4c; tTpe II Il l2e sait PORK g III
@ l2e; fresh pork Il @ 5G; hams, whole u 1b6 q i8c;
ci sage 25ci eggs u doz Is q 33c meats tongues 25c
y ID 5 Puel Gkin % g $se o lump Ct cheesef3 ID
&C q ID sage cheese zoe a. III. Chickens a soc III H.
Lamb e @ zoe Z! ib. Turkeys - @ % III. Fowls IS
- PEoDUGEEBsans, 30 q 6oe Y peek. Pickles s5c
gaohi f9stoeS' GSpy rose &c 9 peck common 25c
b. sauas6es u b. Bees IS Ps' pcck c cS S s
peck: Pumpkins &C each sweet potatoes 4c a. Is
,FGUITsaApPes sIN@2N . Dbl 2o@4oo " PIX Raisfns
Figs o y Is q zoe English CurrantsS d Is lie. Cpon
% e 53c " d. WMng5s l5c o quart Grapes % C
Havana oranges Go q doz; Praneiies Csc II H.:
Banadas, . q l.25 Melons 20 "a 4Oc !" -'''
=, II iEsmSggarsG and granulated u 70
e q b., Nolasscs Il gal IS q Soc; Orleans g. a W
q l4c; bar Is a l5c. Black Teas 80 a Sii5 AZ ib Greer
SlOO g sl5 q ID. Coiee-pure Mocha q 10 soc pure
chocolate, 40 a 45c shells Is a DC Broma Is "a 55e al
r. Iallow Candles % lb IA a Sc; Sperm do IS a C
Rice v r. 10 g rs a Kerosene OIL 80 35e q gallon
japanese teas 81 a Liza
FIsH-ifaddocS Is H. loo; fresh cod. he dry. q, &c;
solid oysters, ~ at, g 40c; HOLSTERS, Ice; Halbui
zoe, Smoked salmon 30c - b picked salmon zoe;
Picked Herrings 30 a. 40 Il dOz. Smells C a TO-
Pickerel, Csc q lb Pouts @Oc. CLAIMS, SOC az neck
ogahogs G0G " peck Fresh mackere Is q 25c Sword
-, COAL . :, Franklin, q ton, $1,000; Lehlgh, $3.50;
Chestnut sS,O9i Bituminous, 5000; Laekawanna $3.50
Ir-Mountain SSdOI seventy-ve cents ton less than
Hard, SEC; chestnut, Acc u basket.
WOOD AND HAYWOOD a. cord, walnut SO hard so1
green hard SsS chestnut and hemock 81 a $50 pine
New hay S25 "a $50. Rye Straw, q ton $685. V '''
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In this city: Oct 2, by R'v Cow Augustine Day
and sarah Williamson, both OF Worcester.
IN Holden Oct 2, at the residence Of Israel NJ Ball,
i.sq the brides father by Rev Haradon assisted by
Ei a d Ball - " "' W
In Dedham BE, Sept 2S, by Rev J Bates OF Mass
Maine. ' '''' W Eiis"Oi'H'
in SACRAMENTO. Cal, sept 20. by Rev DIR Dwinuell
George W Greene of Susun and Ceorgi, SAM, ~ \,
OIL Maiden Mass New Hampshire papers please cogy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-04

Foreign MarRets.-[BY Atlantic Cablel
LONDON, oct 3.-The rate OF discount in the Bank of
England has advanced per cent now per cent Con-
SOS at VA Tor money and 92A g9GA for account U. s.
bOnds-5-2Os 1861, Old, 93&; do 1867, g2k: U S. ten
tOrties SIA new IS, 1914.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 3,-Cotton firm; middling upands at
w @ 9Hd; do Orleans 9k@lOd sales $4,000 bales OF
which 1900 bales were for speculation and export