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Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-03-07

Bg Our en'erprising neighbor, j. NJ.
Crofut, is making some alterations in his
premises which will result in giving him
more room for his own business, and will also
give him another store room, which wi | be
rented.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-03-07

Has- The lingering existence of Eberle's
Garden has at last been brought to an end,
by it's sale. A handsome modern cottage is
to be built, under the supervision of our
friend Bellows.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-03-07

p0~ George Gage has received his COM
mission as collector. 1t is understood that
the genial Kingman will attend to the Office
as usual
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-03-07

a Ia Trial Justice A. B. Addison, recent
" appointed, called on us on Monday. He
is ready for business at Hickory Hill. We
are assured that he will be an able and im-
partial justice.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-03-07

s@ S. D. Gilbert, Esq., on Monday re
ceived his commission as county commits
sioner.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-03-07

4 PLACE OF SAFETY In tn St days of
c0ri4gratious and rubherits. the most
trustworthy place Of deposit for books.
bonds, aud vaIu,bIes, is unQu siionahly a
fl st. class safe. In this c"nuec'inn the
name Of 'Herring" has b ocomc house,
hold word. for there is scarcely a test ty
fire or burglars tool froT which his SAFE 5
has not come forth unsca'h' d. They have
reach.d 4 what seems To be n CONDITION ct
ahs''utc rmprnetrahility, and f'r rilicr and
hous,noid purposes are cDmhiuatlO"s of
Geugth and 5caut, we'll calculated t. in-
sure confidence anG please the taste.
Thousands of lctt,rs attest their value.
Ire main offices Of the company are in
New Y"rk, Philadelphia, Chicago, aud
New Orleans.
The New York herald., 1872-10-23

oAIvfsrsN, Oct. %. ls72
sael s.s bales hAp'r''-e'"'w''e l'a2 Sales So Stock
New oRlnANs Oct. - 1872
Cotton in moderate demand; good ordinary, Is,lc.
ssiSi day 'S Es' s '
Cotton quiet good ordinary, lse. low mddngs isi{c;
mddiings l9s sds NE l rseeil,s 5oi bales Exports
c, cs'ssp ss. sas ss' as% s,dsa %HS s Net receipts
SS9n pet rsa hr,sn % m Net sss & sas ss
w,Lnlse1os n G, Oct. y 1872
agls, at ssso ,or sranca Crude tarpentne steady at
oswrco, Oct q. 1872
Spring 50 % amber Winter and $40 50 for double
Club s s SSs'i saira %Ha White
s. d, ,sSSS Do ssles;sa DO Do d. % pr
aS' Hsss a4%SSsa9sa' ~:
s barley &C. ,1s TO As% Ysrs Aan
H% s sGs'sn to SsS xsIa s %hsa
bushels %Seat ,'Ss ao barley sst
o Se a S Ge S
be ascertaned lGl oo bushels wheat, so4oOo do.
corn, 2s7, 100 do. oats, 727 ,OOO do. barley.
Lake importsFlour, n,aSa bbs wheat, 2s2 63s bush
els; corn O,0S7 dO oats, 5000 do barley 9O320 do.
Canal shipmsnswhea5 81 sss VI 800 bushels corn SslS
Wheat 25s00 bushels corn aGuO do oats, 5000 do.
barley 1000 do. Canal frcighs-Wheat l5c corn l3l,
oats, Shc Flour quiet Western Spring ~ 81 80 bakers
81 30 IS; amber, So 50 a ss %; white, 50 50 co.
Wheat weak, sales in small lots OF Milwaukee No .
Spring at 81 4o offered in large quantities Corn at 81 e
No, Western held at S61ac. No Toledo, 3sc Other
articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, Oct. q, 1872.
Flour quiet and weak; nearly all sales were private
terms. Wheat in fair demand and lower; No Spring
81 IA No. spring closed q o. spot 81 o'd October
but closed active and recovered No. mixed, sO,ac
30ssc regular on the spot or October; 30'4c 3c No
venber; rejected, 2sc Oats steady No 2c. l1Sc;
rejected, lsffc. Isc Rye steady; No at 5OsS Bar
fair demand and adyanccd TO SIS the spot Sls 80
changed. Bulk Meats quiet and unchanged; sales
Of shoulders the first ,,a1 ten days In January at
higher at ssc ssac. Frcghts in fair demand lower.
Corn Buffalo By lake, l6c wheat to Buffalo by lake,
l7c; Receipts 1000 bbIs -four lS9on bushels wheat
5000 do. rye, Ill 900 do. corn, G6OW do oats 6D0 do
barley Shipmcnts5OW bbs -four, 5000 bushels wheat
$4,000 do. corn, 1000 do oats, l,4W dorye, 5000 do
The New York herald., 1872-10-23
CLOSING PRICBs-4 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton in Good Demand and Easy; Re-
ceipts at the Ports, 22,9sl Bales-FlOur
Stcady-Wheat Easier-Corn Firmer-
Pork Easier-Grocerics Buoyant and
Firm-East India Goods Quiet-Metals
Quiet-Naval stores Firmer-Whtskey
Higher.
TUESDAY, Oct. 22-8 p M.
There was fair movement in trade circles to-
day, but with considerable fluctuations in values.
The breadsturs trade was considerably more &C.
tive, owing to further considerable reduction in
the rates OF freight; but there was likewise fair
home demand. Cotton remained steady, under
moderate spinning and export demand. Flour was
steady, while wheat was lower, though decidedly
more active, and good export trade was
done at about 1c. below yesterdays quotations.
Corn was also more active and decidedly nrmer,
the market closing with more tone than for some
The New York herald., 1872-10-23
ART MATTE7s.

Constant Mayer Is at work up0l picture which
he appropriately names the sltinerants.r It repre-
sens two little Italian boy musicians In the act of
playing the one on the VIOLIN the other on the
harp. The subject Is simple but the artist mas
known how to invest IL with character ana sentt-
ment iull OF interest and charm. His grouping OF
the figures is effective, and the hall melancholy OF
the boys is relieved by the gmpsss Of The pleasant
landscape which we catch behind them. Among
his portraits one OF Mrs. 5. King is painted with
remarSakabe force. IL is full OF character, and
places us at once en- Foppols with the original.
This is one OF the chief merits OF portraiure, and
one Which Is seldom seen in modern painting
Holberton has reached home safely and IS bnsy
laying IN dead ducks" having Just finished %
dead pigeon. In order to aliay any anxiety his
friends may feel on learning these facts we hasten
to inform them that the laying inn has been
altogether on canvas. If they win only visit MR.
Holbcrton's studio they will see for themselves.
The dead Pigeon" is associated with some flowers
and china vase, which, taken together, make
rather effective still lie sub ect.
Miss farman Is u new addition 10 the force ot
lady artists. Her ''Niews on the Valley cf the Mo.
hawk" are clever and interesting The most salts.
factory feature about the lady q fists ~ that they
are not n BIT strong-minded, and IN no way resem-
Die those horrible creatures who are constantly
howllng for SOMETHING they call womnn's rights.
our lady artists without exec .t,on, are retiring
unassuming ana wonanly
}. IL. Beard IL about TO paint another OF his hu-
morstic animal subjects. II viii he mo House
Large Enough for Two Families This .potncgm
will be illustrated by q cat wlta Kittens and bitch
with pups inding themsclvesin one Kennel.
Wilson Macdonald has completed in clay his
model for the equestrian statue o. General Lyon.
Miss Frecborn ~ AT work on her statue Of St.
Agnes. designed for the facade OF ST. Agnes school,
Albany.
g. II. Boughton, the American artist, now settled
in London, Is visiting Paris, after trip to Dnard
in Brittany.
Mr.. George A. Baker. the eminent portrait
painter of New YORK, i now IN Switzerland. IL Is
his intention to spend the Winter in Rome.
COrder the sculptor, has u commission from q
private gentleman, for u statue OF Columbus, Tor
the city OF Mexico, TO be executed in bronze Tor
200, 00Of.
Foley's model for the statue Of Grattan, which is
to be placed in College Green, has arrived in Dub
lin, and Is now at the Mansion House. 1t repre-
sents Grattan III the act Of delivering Of his
speeches.
j. q. A. Ward, the American sculptor, has been
recently in Berlin for the purpose OF viewing the
various monuments there. He visited, during his
stay, the studios OF some OF the leading Prussian
sculptors--Woln, Drake, Begas, &C. Mr.. Ward win
make short visit TO Florence, Rome and Naples
returning to New York in November.
The New York herald., 1872-10-23
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNpoN, Oct 22-5 =. NJ
Consols closed at 95s ior money and 92 for the
count. American securities unchanged Erie Railway
shares ~ umted States Aye twenty bonds lsd's. old,
PARIS BoURsE.-PARIs. Oct 2-Rentes, 52f &c
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKEr.-LivERPooL Oct g2-5 p.
M-The cotton market closed unchanged The sales OF
the day have been 10000 bales including 1900 specu-
lation export Sales middng Orleans shipping
Shipped 9Sd shipper. Sales middng uplands for
October at 9sd, for November ut 9sSd December
97-lGd.
LIVERPOOL BRTADsTUrrs MARKEr-LIvERPooL, Oct 22-
5P MThe receipts Of corn at this port for the past
can The market is quiet California white wheat aver
lis 4d l2s 3d. -four, 30s 3D. per bb tor Western canal
The receipts of wheat this for the three days
have been IL 800 quarters including $500 American.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-L0SDoE. Oct 22.-Taow
46s "a. cwt
PETROLEUM MARKEI.-ANTwERP, Oct. 22-Pctrocum,
55f. tor fine pale American
The New York herald., 1872-10-23

crude Neyharrs, sellers all the month OF November on
pr'yae terms h0O bbls of refined for November at ,
ana OuU Dds OF do seller last hall Of do, 266c
htcE-inere has been fair business consummated to-
DAY ~ an descriptions and the market for domestic
scadier sales ~ tierces Carolina nj 77sc sc 50 bags
rama ~ tsc, AMI lJD bags Rangoon nj CSC. 7c.
suGAR-There has been moderately fair business
transacted to-day "a raw and the market continued firm
The sales foot up about D hhds and 500 boxes incud
ing nolasses sugar az sse ssc. fair good refining
Cuba at 9c pc, Porto Rico at 9ac 0c, and centrii
aSa aSa steadv M Uos kspss s was IN good demand
hards. We quote notwithstanding, interior TO com
good 70 prime, 91ac. s74c.; grocery, fair to
centrifugal hhds and boxes 9c ioe. imoasses, hhds
and and boxes, 1,c sac; melado, 1,sc Gasc Hayana-
Y, ysc VSc.; do Is 10 Is iOsc l0sac do i6 TO Is,
lie llssc.; do 10 to 20 ll2sc l2ac do. white, llic.
l2ssc. Porto Rico-2ehning, common 10 prime 5hc.
9ac grocery, fair to choice, 9ssc lUc. Bra2-Dntch
Standard Nos 70 IL TIC. a9c. Java-Duch standard,
superior, Sc. Sac.
SrrARiSr remained inactive and entirely nominal in
the absence OF reported transactions.
SPELIER was in good demand. sales $50 tons Sesian
TALLow.-The market was generally quiet, but very
firm for choice. sales 75OOO lbs at yac 5l6c for lair
to choice,
ToBAccoThere has been doing the past three days
in most all descriptions but prices remained about the
same. Sales OO eases old crop sndries ut l2c c H
cases new crop Connecticut at a5c. G5c 81 cases do
pennsylvania on private terms 100 eases do State at
Lsc So cases do. Western at Oc., $40 bales st Domingo
atgac. l5c and 100 bales of Havana at 81 o. 81 10
Whiskki-Receipts, 600 bbs The market was tairy
active and decidedly frmer The sales up about 800
DDS at y2iac Eae 9Sc closing at the higher price.
The New York herald., 1872-10-23
ART SALE.

The first art sale of the season will take place TO.
night ut Clinton Hall, and as tho collection Of Mr..
Haseltne has attracted good deal OF attention and
favorable criticism, there is to believe that
the season will be ushered in auspciously. Con.
siderable interest is iet in art circles to the
suit of the present sale, which will afford indica-
tiOns as to whether or not the public are prepared
to continue the liberal patronage OF last year. As
q good many interested in the sale OF pictures have
made heavy investments, calculating on cOntin-
uance OF demand for works OF merit, this anxiety
can he appreciated. We have already expressed
very favorable opinion OF the general merit OF MI.
Hasetines collection, and cannot give space to
notice the works more particularly. The sale
begins tonight and will be continued tomorrow
night,
The New York herald., 1872-10-23
A PENNSYLVANIA VOUCHER ROBBERY.

YORK, Pa, Oct., ~. IS72
Last March, soon after the Legislature appointed
the Rebuilding Committee, the Court House here
was entered and all the vouchers stolen that could
implicate any or the members Of the "Ringn Last
night the Court House was again entered and all
the Trcasurer's accounts for the past six years
contains the records OF notes issued by the county
But more important than all, the Re-AuditQrs' re-
port, which was to have been fled at the NOvem
Der term Of the Court, containing eyidence ot ths
most gigantic frauds, was carried On.
The New York herald., 1872-10-23
FINANCIAL.


A MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
n. in New York, Brooklyn and New Jersey. Princi-
pals only apply to SAMUEL s. WOOD Jg, I55 Broadway,
room TO-
AN EDUCATED AND REFINED WIDOW WOULD
n like to meet with an honorable gentleman willing to
loan $500 to aid her In respectable business Address
Mrs. JUNE, Herald Office.
CENTRAL COLORADO IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
~ Bonds.-Coupons from the above bonds, maturing
November 1872, will be paid and after that date
upon presentation at our Office. -
/. No. So EXCHANGE PLACE, Oct. l6, 1872
E,sTATE FUNDS TO LOAN, AT SEVEN PER CENT
~ for term of years, first class city improved Real
Estate Address with full particulars box New York
Post Office.
OLA co.
The New York herald., 1872-10-23

DustU Cotton III Store,
quality not more than half grade above or below the
grade quoted
FLOUR AND GRAIN-R Reeepts-Flour 1866 bbs wheat,
lS 6W bushels ia S52 do meal $50 bbs and
4S0 bags oats 45l bushels barley, 474Osdo The -four
market ruled steady under a air demand, in part
kinds at prices within the range Of the annexed quota
The sales up $50 bbs. So S. for Western
The New York herald., 1872-10-23

NAVAL sToRrs.The market for spirits urpentine was
At @ 5 bS ssfs
all December at o7c closing at 6slc 64c Rosin was
s IS Sb So m sss e
ss - whsou %ss an at % q Sb sass Of s
miagcn at 81 90 Pitch remained quiet quoted at 81 37z
ons.-The general market has been quiet since our
last but change has been s in
crude oe for Sohern @ for for n
spa raj II $nsl nsis d wspisF 'spas s.ea 70.
y ~ 81 o. lard rs a. sc ST prime Winter 7Sc
soc for selected light and 4sc for choice brown; crude
a y ss m beef ls
rSsa easier owing g limited nqpI and
and early ~ co.Ss SslSssr Win
about bs were sissoed o. o. at sl5 5GSDh 'S:
81 hed az 10
boxes short clear Tor February at ec and 1000 boxes
gary private terms Dressed hogs easier aSoied ted at &C.
'anss ssss o1 extra "a s At pr%e H%
% and nS%1a neSsnss sS sss, az
ss Ss @ s Cut ,ns meats We're sought aie
Tns ase ad srses Lar
Ro sales Il sfss erss ss%Aas specs s
@ 70 gssssi s1 S'sse'sr
we
bbls for october delivery at 26sc bb buyers last
hall Of Ncxember at and b0o bbs sellers last u
demand and very arm Sales 1000 bbs, for prompt de.
Of Neyharp for Do at lac Cases were very Arm Sales
were made but we were unable 70 les the particulars
we quote At Bic. SIC. kaphtha firmly held, but
we heard Of no sales quoted at lshc ac for wester
q city AZ the Greek the market was excited and
decidedly higher. caused by q considerable demand
and little q no .onsrinss; quoted AZ = % on the
$l@ at OIL City. The Philadelphia market also
firm, under 9 continued good demand Sales were re-
November and 900 bbls for la half Of do, all At Csc
Later On New York. we hear Of sales Of l0O bbs Of
The New York herald., 1872-10-23

Total ................ l,O73 5o4 I67
included In the above 270 bales For
future delivery basis low middne) the sales
as follows Sales last evening, alter three o'clock r. Nj
October, 100 mt l9c November 700 at lS II Decem
her 800 a. lsse; January 800 At lec March, o 2oc
April 700 at 2ac May, 100 at - Is 6c total s bales
sal Sales to-day up 70 three O'Clock T october 900 at
yenber 100 at lssc December 100 isssc together;
November GOO at i6c 200 at lsssc.; December 800
4 81 aicc m 100 81 ls!c January 100 at Jc 100 i
lo at 10 Sloc 100 at l9 100 at 10 5lec March 900 at
May, ,1o loS at a0asc; total. 800 bales. Grand
oIows -Gaveston 75s bales; New Orleans iss Mobile
595 savannah, 3ls6; Charleston, 23l7; Wilmington 2l0
Norfolk 800; Baltimore 81 New York, 12i; Boston, A ;
total 229Sl This day last week. 57 this day last year.
is M Rates on cotton TO oregn ports closed at the follow
navre a by steam lc gold sail Ia lsi Hamburg BY steam
ports BY steam, via England 5sd l6d Mediterranean
ports by steam, via England, aed. li6d We quote-
The New York herald., 1872-10-23

In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
nat to Il per cent for borrowing. The operations
Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as foows:-
Gold cleared sos, ,S33, 900
Gold balances ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5,066,32
Currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. 5,7s6,973
The Sub-Treasury paid out $445, 900 on account OF
interest IA total OF 6s5 900 yesterday and today
and $4,000 on account OF redeemed fve-twenties.
THE RAILROAD BONDS
The following were the bids ior the railroad
The New York herald., 1872-10-23

Clubs lk "a 81 Hn on orr Ha 0n va.
An,Isic A,hissics. .."...s 9 : 9 g
MHinals ,,ms 81 Mutua Base. on clear
htsAthietics II Mutuais H. Bases fielding errors
Athetics 3 times; Mutuas, times Bases on called
bas-Athleucs, 2 Umpire, Z. A. 9. N. Halback Of the
Olympics
The New York herald., 1872-10-23
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Contest Between the Mutuals and Attn.
letics. at PhiladcIphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. %, 1872
The attendance at the contest between the NM
tuais and Athletics to-day was large. The follow
The New York herald., 1872-10-23

time past Wniskey was again higher, under
good demand The movement in provisions was
slow and prices OF pork were again lower. Freight
room and tonnage we're more plenty, ana with only
moderate demand for either, rates again fell or
and business was lower basis than for some
weeks past. This was particularly the case with
regard TO grain freights TO the United Kingdom. In
the grocery market there was considerable busi-
ness consnmmated in coffee, with the market
strongly tending upward; in fact there was con-
siderable buoyancy and hrmness for all articles. The
activity in petroleum unabated and iu prices
realized. Naval stores trile more active and
small advance established 10th spirits and rosin
Metals generally quiet and East India goods
duh
AsnEs.-Receips the past three days, 10 packages
No change has occurred since last, the market
generally remaining quiet and steady We quote pots
BUILDING MArERI.Ls-Bricks remained steady under a
iair INQUIRY quoted AZ - for common pale
Tor Crc,on and ss6 a ss5 for Phadeiphia front rom
Ta spi % IN sS 81 4 s1 with
as s n s . es S % al S. S
We're in better demand and steady at previous asnres
sales AZ 81 30 % for Eastern Eastern sprnce .,,,.
for adamanne, which was in moderately talr demand
patent do i2s asc parahne, zoe siearlc ssc sSc;
CorrEa-~fho market has been comp aratively quiet,
and fs @ H.. H. re English " % .a az Ia
Cotrrn-The demand Tor Rio continued active and the
aens SSs Sas as South Amstca
sheldon sl7fsc. We quote c.ord,nsry sarroes HE
is'ae., gold, % ana 9 days; Maracaha lts sc. La
Saayra Ee is'sc; St. domingo ON bond) lic,i Java
rings Of spot cotton liberal
what in buyers iavos closing tame al tle annexed QUO
irregular rates the market in inS main ruling weak,
With more Sellers than buyers The sales sum up as
The New York herald., 1872-10-23
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
nrices of the nrincnal stocks during the day
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
!. M.-Before Call.

Tuesday, Oct. 22-1Os15 A. M.
$500 US 6s 49, 1864 $4,000 US $40 c. 67... 14x
20O0 US 520r 65,nbc l4X 10000 Us 500 ct. u4ss
A. e.
The New York herald., 1872-10-23

Wheat was more active, but easier. The sales were
Is Tns,
Corn wss na1d in on good as
bushels sosns 81 e o 3 S a sa sass cGs
"a S3 & iST western ysoS Included nne
Gn Sa ss and snS
moderate sales 81 ooS bushels az &c A. ior Inferior
aS,, ssoISs interior io.
views ooc bushels Western on 'prH private
fnE,saIs- I'M market for berth frsgh.s decidedly
culary for grain. The charerng business was rather
70 for
@ for corn a. e Ss. ae on %
% To and LONDON nd m steam S Sb hOpT
srs include Russian bark Cork orders ssSo quar-.
1901 H cases refined petroleum private terms .
4 9f to giSe5s s ss
and Is o. il to the Adristic; an American schooner
British shs 3 Hntgsf s's9 9%S
s1tDor. ron fhiladephis 70 consinsn!ai port
Ss
brig from CITY Point Or %
Ssrs fhissepSis 'frs po4
both
sss s%a s,es S /, brought % g but
East India but holders generally demanded IOc Bags
were quiet, but firm. Heavy held ut 141.c. q l5c.
HEMP AND JurK-Manila hemp met with moderately
fair inquiry, and was shade hrmer Sales were re-
ported since our last Of 1900 bales ship at lie gold
sixty days Jute remained quiet and steady &c.
sales 2 5o0 bales at2 Lido 2 2'sc., currency
since last while prime retail qualities Of hay brought
IN some instances rather better prices. We quote =
Shipping, PC 81: retail qualities 81 20 81 60 Straw
was IN moderately fair demand and steady at 81 05
and 60c. a 7Uc. for wheat
HoPs.-The arrivals continued very light and under
good demand the market ruled strong prices were
not quotably higher New sold at &c Doc
M0LAssEs.-The market continued In the state
hitherto repored-du and more less nominal for AL
dn2cr M III INN x4aL
The New York herald., 1872-10-23

TIE STATE DEBT OF TENNESSEE.
According " the nGures OF the Comptroller OF
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

from our special tnffthpnhutut.
The Levy Court was in session on Thurs
day engaged in qualifying the assessors
elect, no other business Of any moment
was transacted.
Letters Of Administration were granted
upon the estate of William G. Stats, late
OF App1quln mink Hundred deceased, un-
to john +. Collins, Of the same Hundred,
The Register has admitted to probate
the viii OF William j. Huilock, deceased,
and granted Letters Testamcntary On the
same unto William D. Clark, the EXecu-
tor named In the VIII. This will is quite
lengthy. having three cOdicils. The prop
eriy is all left in trust, Mr.. Clark being
Trustee as well as Executor.
The argument in the case Of VIM. g..
PennyTacker Ct al executors Of Achilles
Holliugs wOrlh as. Amor II. Harvey in
Ohlnccry, closed Thursday This case
has Gu led the attention Of the Court
for Ovei week, the argument taking
more time than any other case ever before
the present Chancellor
All Hollow cen was duly celebrated
on Thursday night, and the early part OF
the evening was made hideOus with the
Juvenile portion Of our population. A
number of Young girls, of ages ranging
FROM to 10 years, much to their discredil
took part In the proceedings, acting In d
manner worthy Of a parcel Of young Co
mahcbcs.
One day last week as one Of the hack
was returning from Wilmlug'o on with sew
era passengers, when near our town 0
sportsman from Phila who was gunninl
for cartridges uulawlully in fields near tn
road fired at one flying Immediately be
.wcen himself and the hack, thereby shoot
ing lady in the face, but fortunately, Of
account of The distance, not scriousl
hurting her. It Is about time, we think
these Philadelphia sportsmen were at
tended to by our officers for violating on
| truf,n Laws