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waYRoN A. BAKER, Attorney and CounS or
" Law. Real Estate Agent and Justic fthe
Peace. Conyeyancing and Collection OF aims
attended to on liberal terms . re 4 IN
dimballs Block, cor of Main and Park 81 yiS
AenoshA VIZ
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Chm. of Commit

We are glad to see that Judge Webster is
able to ride out on crutch back.
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Our columns this week announce the at
cept&nce by Marvin Hughitt Esq Of the
Central SUPPLEMENTARY of the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad Company. This at
fords US an excellent opportunity of referring
to the uniform courtesy and BUSINESS hahi 4
of all those officials of the road with whom
we have come in contact. Especially dc
these remarks refer to Tom Gibbons, he
gentlemanIy and efflcien Agent of the Com
pany at Kenosha. We have several times
had occasion to wait upon him for intormq-
ion and have invariably found him ready
and willing to enlighten US upon Ell ma'i-ts
within his province. The interests OF the
Company are not only jealousy guarded hu,
promptly looked after, and we shall hope
that "Tom"may long continue in his present
posi- lion snd at his present post, until called
by his superiors to take ga higher place .
SETTLE UP.--All persons who have not pait
up their last years accounts will please cal
and do so at once.
L. FELLows Il Co.
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chicago g. North Western Es. DC
TIME TABLE
DEPART

For+be South and East, z 3OA.M. 1854 50 Pm.
Z" North, To " lt-SV AN 81
West. 81
Post Office open from 8. m, to 3 p m.'~Hun-
DAVIS from IL to o'clock. noon
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NEW BARBER SHOE,

W otKenOsha and vicinity thathe has 3 Jened
nav barber shop over James Mathew store
where he will be found ready to attend d susto
mersin the line of shaving, hair-Cutting yeing
Shampooing etc. Give me a call anc try I.a. 2
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"a ENa abW Az.
Kenosha

a NSEL MOON, formerly of South Bristol
IA has removed to Antioch, Ill, anQwilI Leen
constantly on hand ready collins. 1abinet
work done TO order; all kinds OF cabinet VS. : AND
chairs repaired. He also keeps hearse whtch he
can supply when wanted.
Antioch, ILL.,, Nov. I'd, 1871. %
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rwAHNEN BROTHERS, No. ~ Main st. J. ,
"a Merchant TailOrs. We keep cOnsT .o
Aand a we'll selected stock of cloths, Ge1
nishing Goods, Ready Made Clothing, ~
Caps OF the latest styles. Work done an
gold as cheap as at any other establishm
city.
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aH o. GOTTFRED SEN, No. 76 Main ST.
ia o sha, General Dealer in Watches, Gle
Jewelry, Cutlery, silver and plated ware.
&C. I have secured the ser
one OF the most skillful workmen In the {
enabling me to do all kinds OF repairing
notice and in tao mos satisfactory mannei
n and examine my stock. American
sold atvery small profits.
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a B. TRUESDELL, Auctioneer, Keno
II The patronage of the public is 3"
everything in his line attended to in A."
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ENELLOWs q CO., No. 3 Kimball's Blol Keno
n sha, Dealers in staple and Fancy Dr., oods
Yankee Motions, Carpets, Oil Cloths H. &c
None but the best quality oil goods purcn land
those sold as cheap as at any other Houa = the
city. Y15
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- DOAN, dealerin Dry Goods, Staple Fa
go cy Goods, all kinds OF Cloths, Re0t- lac
Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats ap
sc &c Let it be mbered, that Iee
aothing but 1irst-class goods, and turtle wi
not be undersold in this or any other wes GIty
KimLall's Block. Main ct. Aenottt WI!
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NN E. REED Deal, rim Watches, Clocks and
Watches and Clocks repaired and warrantea Ron
nets and Hats bleached md pressed VS.
so Main Street
Kenosha Wisconsin,
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a Ii. CAPRON d CO., corner Of " anu
IA Pearl ST., have constantly on hand al >in0s
of fresh Family Groceries. Flour, Feed ., Will
sell as cheap can be bought at any Other stab
ia the city. The highest cash pr, paio
for all kinds Of country produce.
GoodsdeliVeredt to all parts ofthecity, IL
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NOHNSON's BOOK STORE,
eD No. so Main Street. A full and plete
essortmentof School Books, also Standa. q . mis-
ccllaueous Books. Writing and WallPapc. 5heet
Music and various articles of the trade.
S. G. JOHN IN.
lis.
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Wis Feb. 18th. 1872

MARK DRESSER, J Republican,
II A. NEWBURY, SCounty
SIS DGRBYsHIRE, Convention.
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nEWEY & RUSH, General Dealers in u"e W
aHstoves of alldescriptions, zinc, shee "a,
low ware, nails, brads, door hangings, sEa- u
der &C., &C. Everything usually found ~ il
class hardware store constantly on hanG $
as cheap as the cheapest.
81 Main street Keno '
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EE EAT MARKET. Main Street, Kencs-e Wis
IVA The choicest of ali kinds Of Meats, : Pork
Corned Beef, Smoked Hams Sausage 80.
constantly on hand. Prices always reasoi lie.
25 WIN. ENGLE o.
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aEARNEss SHOP.
HM MainSt Kenns1as
The subscriber would respectfully inform pub
lie that he keeps constantly on hand a ia sort
ment of goods in his line. Harnesses. dies,
&C., made to order. Also, all kinds OF r. ring
done on short notice and at reasonablera rs.
THos. EN- sH
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INSTRUCTION..

A riioMPSON'S COLLEGE, 20 FOURTH AVENUE,
N opposite Cooper Institutc.-Bookkeepinp, Writing,
Arithmetic French, Latin and Greek separate ladies'
department. day and evening" Telegraphy taught prac-
tcally demand for operators
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THE TURF.

+ Morrisania, westchcster county, N. Y.
coMMENciNG e"'1 rGEsbHY, mss OCTOBER l.
Purse NO LESi" Tor horses 'hat nave never beaten
a Fsr 'S s9 for horses that have never beaten
N'-'' SECOND DAY THURSDAY, OCTOBER a.
Purse NO. SLSoo' lot horscs that nave never pea'eh
Purse M No. %"sso for horses that have never beaten
THIRD DAY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER
purss NO omSZ"' Tor horses mat nave never oea'eh
p 10 for horses that have never beaten
xoSDAY S.ss A,, 1sSs ssvr beaten
Far;. NJ free for All 800 additional to any
For further particulars and names Of entries large
Is" sam% snS fssa az % &c us os:s
sna v%s 'Fss sSss FPs.s 4
- VIM M IT, VAN corr, superintendent '''' ''''''"'
Halls DRIVING rARK.-sAruRDAY. SEPTEMBER
mile heats Rree in hairless Entries cose eens friday
pEDDIE's TURF COMMISSION AGENCY lnsrAB.
lished iset, No Hanover street, Edinburgh, Scot.
Member of sys'o IS sH ra SaAss Assrt Clubs A'
safely ioSwaTdsd q dT james Fsddic Who is" i quite s
Sporting Lie seemOer TO- isa-"xr James Peddic is
spor.f Gazette. December a. ls7o.we have never re.
.ercd any complaint respecting Mr.. Peddic. nor heard
spor.s%sn, @ July Is isss'we consider Mr. Pedde per
fcctly safe" - ,.-o 80 - 80. -
Commissions with perfect safety TO Mr. Peddie"
T:s, sSs nj
by the foregoing his position ss Con-
Peddic devocs his attention exclusively to the i'm
porant events OF the season, the two next being the
Cesarewch run October T. and the Cambridgeshire
October 22 ON these operations are very extensive and
Recent regulations as regards money orders render
ana from Scotland to America simple aud xpensfve
while postal and clegraphc facilities expedite TO the ut.
addition. therefore sending definite commisoxs by
mall any person desiring transact busnes with subse
auent views may remit certain sum as deposit and
afterwards telegraph write Instructions. Those who
Of his thoroughly tested principles q con
liberal prices aud prompt settlement Money
9raers 20 DC made payable - James Peddie, Edinburgh,
Glasgow Bank, EdinLurgI " "
Address Mt JAMES IAFDDIE No 1 Hanover street.
Edinburgh. Scotland.
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WANTED-A FIRST CLASS sLo0p OR SCHOONER
w Yacht board, about 80 or 80 feet long must
have record for speed and be able boat and DO
first class In all her appointments Any person owning
such and anxious 10 sell low Tor money may address b.,
box l.lS3 Post Office. New York
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YNROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK-ON FRIDAY
September n, at three p MA match for 81 000 mil
heats, best In 8, In harness.
J. Pnullng enters b. g. George.
ID. Pher enters ch m. Grace Bertram.
Same Day.
Match for $500 mile heats, best In s. in harness.
N. Roden enters b. g. Castle Boy.
John Murphy enters b. 3. Charley Green.
WIN. II. VAN COTT, superintendent
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BILLIARDS.
Al STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES,
AL. and the Phean Collender Combination Cusn::
ons and sale only by the invenor anq
patentee, ii. w. COLLENDER, successor TO fheian =
Collender, 7S8 Broadway, New York
MOTHER NEW DEsIGN-FIRsT CLASS oxl0 Bill
n Hard Tables, complete, $50 Sole manufacturera
and patcntees OF the celebrated N?npare Table ana
corner Canal and Centre streets
A billiard TABLE, lOxS CARBON. FOR SALE
cheap-Also one, 7x3L, all complete for sale Or I'd
let Call st 29 East Twenty third street. near Third av
DILLIARDs.-FIRST CLASS TABLE FOR SALE
ID cheap. Inquire at private residence lls Second av
DILLIARD TABLES
ID Five now Tables for sale very cheap.
New York eales and Storage Repository, s37 so and
Nl Fourth avenue corner Twenty NTH street
GREAT RUSH TO ". H. GRIrFITHs FACTORY FOR
" his patent Tables and Delaney's patent Wire
Cushions Now 10 your time to buy. 70 vesey street
THE STOCK EXCHANGE BILLIARD ROOMS, 50 AND
Il q Broadway Empire Building, nearly opposite
seves arst class Phesn tables including ars class rs
ball pod table, quiet resort for merchants bankers,
brokers N others having business IN the vicinity Of Wall
street Gsd and Stock Indicator In the room; side
board stocked with the finest Wines. Liqusrs and Cigars,
Pm. JOHN 6AULT, Proprietor.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

&1 SN-Sl7n-TEAM sORREL HORSES; SEPARATE
plCU II desired; Z years; pony made l5A hands;
warranted sound and kind or money returned. 4iS
Eighth avenue, Thirty first street
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A YOUNG GERMAN LADY WISHES 4 FEW MORE
IN pupils teaches German, French and Music be ref
erences. Address NJ. W, station D, Thursday.
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DIARIES, SOLE AGENT OF ROYAL HAVANA
IA. Lottery, be5 Broadway; Post Office box 4909 New
York Prizes ceshed and Information furnished In all
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&OCS FOR AN EXPRESS WAGON AND HARNESS;
0ALC been used only three months Can be seen at
l33 Pavona avenue, Jersey City
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Ssr Ss sS9SS to Se ssSH ior
AT 'ne'l Fan Afs!Rs TgRs6%Y ssH%sns'ns Se;SSsr II,
sI MAJ SSss beaten
Purse No. aSS wRDsRsb faa :te s re year old colts
Fl sSs s'' SsS hrs. $500
10 see0no ana 'liT PnGRsphY, e Sai6a October IT,
saS for 1 q a' s sss SOS se
s;; $:s:!? SS;E
s 70 aSsSss sSs sasfp; sS sSs e iSs
All the above mile heats best three in Ave- in hsr
sR% wiz be sS Ss
part All r. s ss "y q y ssS me s
rule as e horses being drawn as advertised at our
ss n Jockey SsS sss
T%enS eh,R street, New York % on Monday, sepsmSeT
" AZ . s a5fisa S I
ton and B0erum sTess MSsN BTGSkE President
GEORGE W. OAKLEY, Superintendent
i September a. At three P MA match for 1900 milo
heats, best in s. in harness.
D. Pier enters ch. m. Grace Sertram.
Mass ssss :sS nile S.s in harness
""''"' WH H. VAN Corr, Superintendent
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.
Al THE AyGTIss SoHSsr1s Gsgsv I vSs oy rAssr11,
opposite the Post office.
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
0p moRsE SRslHesf xJcf2oN s ff6Spfifd a%R A. our
''' ''' AM - FoGRTH AyENTE. o " N'A"
EEs Ess $ef$S sS " sSs $SS SS
having Horses or Carrsges to sell win nd our house per
az al other business On the same
ward principles which govern honorable houses In all
sfSGE GEu!TFp%sf T%s PURCHASER OF EVERY HORSE
'ns
''lifaEsRsAI LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON coNs1GNMENTs.
A CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.
"A. The cheapest house In the country.
Work al warranted sound, perfect and reliable.
Haness bSnkrap Stock offered q sacrce saSn
v4s sssRI Liberty Ssay lGT
Ne" ohnFss stSTESs ssHs5 tIs s1ts 11t.fsI'' street"
s1iys ss and SSi
i s!s In %sfS S al Sound so
e very ns II or hs
use warranted kind and gentle
ONE 0N & MILK WAC WAGON perfect order rder
ys
ONE TOP BUGGY, good order.
Iron Gray Messenger Trottng Mare 16 hands, years;
superior roadster; fine drvcr good stopper; pure
gait; vices; promises speed; warranted sound and
EXPRESS WAGON, HORSE AND HARNESS
all harness; tricks In harness; fine action and style
good horse for family business purposes; kind and
true. =,
ONE SET FINE DOUBLE HARNESS
One bay Horse l6 hands, years old superior, cle-
CANT driver; fine action good stopper; Is first class
family or business horse; kind and gentle in harness
warranted sound This horse must be to be appre
ciated.
One bay Saddle Mare, Is hands, 8 years; a beauty in
Of an excellent family animal.
One pair brown Mares, l61z hands and years; fine
drivers good workers. honest and true in all harness;
warranted sound and kind
One sorrel Horse, 10 hands, years; kind and good
worker.
cne Road Wagon built to order
,'-,e bay Hambletonian Mare, or years, sired by
has a 49, has all the points Of trotter;
nnpc aeit: macs slips mistakes; 20 on road
oday and trot in aso Is warranted sound In every re-
spSSsSS pS;Ser Horse. Wagon, .,,s Harness
Sale positive. No postponen.ans Tor weather. Cata-
Ali horses sold under guarantees arc allowed twenty
four hours trial.
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LADY DESIRES POSITION TO TEACH ENG
"A sh, French and Music "a pleasant home rather than
high salary preferred Address A. L. NJ, Herald Uptown
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THE TURF.

III ALLS DRIVING PARK.
IL FRIDAY. September a. ~ T. NJ
Purse Sl00For horses that beat AS; mile heats
three in Ave. IN harness
Owner enters b. 4. Joe Hall.
Owner enters Y. x.
A. Rogers enters b. m Fisherman's Daughter.
D. 3. Gof enters bl. m. Mate.
Colonel Dckcy enters &. q. John.
owner enters r. x. name
Match S200-Mllc heats, three In hvc in harness.
f. H. Heard names &. m. Butterfly
T. Ogle names b, IN. White Heels.
DOOLs SOLD AT JOHNsON'S RESTAURANT LIs7
l. Broadway corner OF Twenty eighth street, the
ball match between Baltimore and Athletic Clubs, at
r. b. JOHNSON
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A LADY, GOING TO PERU, WISHES TO TAKE
n lessons in hairwork. Address ADAMS Herald
ofic
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REWARDS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A LAST DAY
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY
$4,000 FOR ONLY $40
OFFICE 0Q BROADWAY NEW YORK

The following One Thousand Cash Gifts, amounting TO
the enormous of half million Of dollars will be dis
% tribTed BY lot among ticket holders. at the GRAND
turc OF Kentucky for the benefit Of the Public Library
Louisville, KY, on SATURDAY, Sept. %, 1871
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A NORTH GERMAN LADY WOULD LIKE TO GIVE
n lessons In German French, Music or Ncedlework in
exchange for BOnrd. Address N. K, Herald office.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

D0sT OFFICE NOTICE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
i during the week ending Saturday, September ~ Will
AT II A. NJ, and on Saturday at 4 An,
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A LADY, HAVING FIRST CLASS REFERENCES,
IA would like private pupils In the English branches
terms reasonable. Address X. v. b.. Herald Uptown
Branch Office.
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PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets SO; halves S. quarters 81 So II whole
tickets for Sl0 q for $2oe 81 $50o lI3 for 81 2ss
worth Of tickets at Il time.
Main Office In charge of Hon. THOMAS E BRAN
LETTE late Governor Of Kentucky, Pubic Library Build
Ing. Louisville, KY
Branch ofhcc In charge OF Major THOMAS A. HAYS,
600 Broadway, New York.
Tickets also bc found with John T. Edge 10 Broad
street, p c. Devn 81 Nassau j. Scott Gibson bG2 Broad
way; George Kntncr, 96 Spring street; Joseph Bates
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-27

BosToN, MASS, October 26.-The fret
known and authenticated case Of horse
malady communicated to q human being
is reported here to-day. Russel White,
driver Of Engine 4. while attending his
horses, was suddenly taken with the dis
ease. and was conveyed to his home. He
had all the symptoms of the'malady-
coughing, running at the nose and eyes,
and general feverish debility.
WASHINGTON. October 26.-A scientific
and ~r'~'':-g expedition to the copper
Ian: - 'th.western Texas, oon-
duo. ny Iol. W. @. MoCarty, of
Texas. report vast copper and coal beds;
the coal resembling the anthracite of
Eastern Pennsy lvania, and the copper
assaying eighty-four per cent, with va.
luable traces eff silver. The expedition
located 35, 900 acres for the Texas Land
and Copper Company-a close corpora
ton. with no stock for sale. The coal
discovery is regarded as most important,
as the Southern Pacific Railroad passes
through this region.
Probabilities-On the lower lakes and
thence over the Middle and Eastern
States, clearing weather on Sunday,
with occasional rain, except in the Mid.
die States; in the South Atlantic and
duil States. South-westerly to North
westerly winds and clear weather; over
the Northwest and upper lakes, varia-
bic Northerly to Southerly winds and
partly cloudy weather, with falling ba-
rometer on Sunday.
CLEVELAND, October 2G-Twelve new
cases of the horse mslady have appeared.
RICHMOND. October 26.-Wm. Fuller,
the paying teller Of the State Bank of
Virginia. has disappeared. He left the
keys with letter intimating suicide. An
examination OF the bank account de-
velopes fraudulent transaction to the
extent of probably $4,000
Boston, October 26.-Wagons filed
with perishable articles are drawn by
men. Very few horses are on the streets.
Only few fatal cases.
PITTsBURa, October 28-Ex-G Governor
VIM. +. Johnston ia dead.
MONTGOMERY, October 26.-United
States troops are now being quartered
throughout Alabama.
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A COSTLY EXPERIMENT. The Messrs
Winans. OF Baltimore, who many years
ago announced plan for crossing the
ocean by means OF cigar-shaped steam
or in m exceedingly short space of time.
have not yet given up their hopes of
accomplishing the end they have in view
by that means. A few days ago, they
applied to the Commissioner of Patents
for an extension of their patent for hulls
OF vessels constructed on the cigar plan.
and evidence was !given in support of
their application that they had expended
over 81 900. 900 in attempting to demon
strate the practical utility Of their inven.
ton, without receiving cent in remu.
neration. Having adopted certain i'm
provements in their machinery, the in
ventors believe they are now in a
position to make their invention profita
BILE. They are building two cigar ships
in England and one in Russia. The
steamer begun many years ago in Balti-
more is still unfinished.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-27

TEE "HANDs. OFF" Po1IcY.
fruits OF the policy Of ''hauds Off" ad-
vocated by many Conservative papers of
this State, because the candidates upon
both tickets for State officers we're OBJ
!ectlonable, are beginning to appear.
by looking over the returns 30 far re-
ceived, 1t ls not only evident that the
Tomlinaon ticket was defeated by those
who did not vote, but the policy of not
voting has entailed npon us the defeat of
many of our own candidates. Had the
conservative people Of this Congress
slonal District polled full vote, Wallace
would not have been reelected. This
stay.away policy, so strenuously advo-
Gated by the Edgefield Adrerliser, has
also defeated Mr.. Barnwcll, for Solicitor
OF that Circuit, and elected J. H. Run
kle, Radical lawyer of about eighteen
months standing. The same policy in
Newoerry has also defeated Homer l..
Mcdowan, our candidate for Solicitor in
this circuit, and elected W. NJ. Fleming
"a Radical of the deepest dye.
But, IN our opinion, the defeat of the
boilers ticket carries down with it O
matter OF greater Importance than the
deieat OF any OF our candidates for Office.
II heals the breach in the Radical party.
Had we united and elected the boilers
ticket, we should have made division
in tb't party that could never have been
unlte,- again. But the apathy of the
white voters has, We believe, again con-
aoiidated the Radical vote Of tho State
against us; and, mark our prediction,
two years from now, that party will be
more united and stronger than it was be-
fore the late election or is at the present
time.
We can hardly expect any considera-
BILE number of influential men Of the
Radical party in this State to cut loose
IRON Its ranks again, with the hope of
securing the encouragement of the white
voters. They huve tried that once, and
although they did not present to us as
fair q showing as we desired, or thought
ourselves entitled to. it was the best they
dared to offar. with any hope that any
number OF their former political 1850
ciates would follow them. It was an
"entering wedge" into the Radical ranks,
but We refused to lend our strength to
rive the rotten trunk asunder. We shall
now find that all the leaders of tho bolt
ers' party will be made to ''do penance'
for year or two. They will then be-
come penitent, acknowledge their politi-
cal sins, and be taken back into the con.
hdence and patronage of the party.
Union Times
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MODERN DUEL IN CHINA-EURoPEAN
GAIhANTRY IN THE EAsT.-Hong Kong
has lately been the scene of duelistic
rencontre-the principals being Leon
Cheoa. Spanish Consul at Hong Kong,
and Tore Bueno, Peruvian Consul ut
Macao. The latter gentleman sent the
challenge, choosing IL rapier as the wea-
pons to be used, but the other refused
on the ground that his arm was too weak
for sword play, and requested the pistol
to be substituted
The preliminaries of shoot and ad-
vance were therefore arranged, and the
ground selected being measured of, and
seconds In readiness, Bueno won the
toss for the first shot at twenty-five PAGES.
at the signal he fired and missed.
Checa then fred at twenty-five PAGES,
and likewise missed. Bneno then fred
his second shot at nineteen PAGES, and
also failed to hit. as did also Checa at
sixteen PAGES. Bneno's third shot at
thirteen PAGES was very close, almost
grazing Checa's nose, but it fortunately
went clear. Checa then exclaimed, "You
see. gentlemen, that he intends TO kill
me! He is aiming at my head. Iwould
gladly now 6re into the air. but will
not trust him at seven paces." Checa,
being now close, aimed; the ball took
effect in the shoulder of his opponent.
and Terre Bueno fell. Checa then left
the ground, and Bueno, though wound.
ed, it is thought. will recover.
A strong feeling against this mnuner
OF settling disputes has arisen in Hong
Kong since this rencontre, and it is to
be hoped that this meeting will not form
q precedent for the future.