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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

Ordinary TO g0od Ordinary.
Low mlddllng
O.
strict mlddllng........... .....-lSH0lSx
RIoB.-The market was quiet and somewhat
dull, with prices slightly easier In some cases;
sales 80 tlerces clean Caroline, say % tierces at
7Hc, 10 at ~. We quote common to fair at exc
6X, good f@7kc p f.
NAVAL sToREs.-The receipts were Is bbls spirits
turpentine, and .e7s bbls rosIn. On Friday about
500 bbls spirits turpsDtine were sold at SIC p
gallon, and 500 bbls low grade roslns at IS 70 for
strained. To-day there were no ssles. Crude
turpeatine may be quoted at 81 Is for virgin and
yellow dip, and So so for hard.
faR1aHra.-To LiverpoUl, py steam direct, "a
on uplands, nominal on sea ~lBlands; via New
YORK, xsTd on uplands, ON sea islauds; by sail,
IA on uolauds, on sea islands nominal.
To aayre Ike on uplsnds. OoastWlse-to New
tors, BY ste.in 10 on uplands and -. on sea
Islands;s2 p tleras on rice; 600 q Dbl on rosln
by sail % y % on ootton} - y tisrce on
rice; SOC p barrel on rosie; .lI@l2 p n on lun-
Der; $I2al2 8, II on timber. TO Boston, by
steam nc o | upla -ds, and 50 80 p tlcrce or ,lc":
by sail, II b on ~uplands; roiln 100; ressweo
stun $l2Sl2 50; timber $la@ls 81; phosphate S.
@b 80. TO Providence, by anil $N@ll T n on
boards, y p b on cotton; by steam &c via Now
Yorr. TO Phila ielphls, BY steam 10 on uplands;
81 rs p fierce on rics, 6oc p Dbl on rosin,
81 on spirits. Through bills OF lading given TO
Boston, Providence and the New England cities
are regularly issued on this route, and dispatch
guaranteed. BIZ sail, So y u on boards; sl2 on
Amusr,- per ton On clay, 50 50 on phosphsteh.. TO
Baltimore, by ateam . q b by san, $s@s so p
" on boards; - On timber; 50 10 9 ion at city 81
O. so p ton up river on phosphate ROCK. Vessels
are in demand BY our merchants to take lumber
freights from Georgetown, So, Dsrien and Satlila
R,vor, d.. and Jacksonville, Fla, TO Northern
ports, End slo9l2 p X are the rates ON lumber
and boards.
s1oHANus.-sterling 90 day bins 2l@nK..
DOMESTIC ExoHANos.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York ct K@H per cent. Oh,
and sell at par.
GoLD-12K04
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VIDoco's MorTo of "set q thief to catch a
thief" may be all very well, but it doesn't
follow that a man would make o good sheriff
because he has repeatedly been In the sherih'.
custody.
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o B F L 0 B | D =
VIA sAvANNAF-TW1oE A WEEK.

F- s 4
The Splendid Side.Hheel Steamer ..r-S
DIUTATOR. Captain L. H.. Coxetter, &55wS
CITY POINT, Captain George E. MCCLELLAN, Wll
leave Charleston every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
EVENINGS, at 8 O'Clock, for SAVANNAH, FEB
NANDINA, JACKSONVILLE. PALATKA AND
ALL LANDINGS ON ST. JOHN'S RIVER
Returning, DICTATOR will leave PALATKA PRI-
DAY MORNING. and SAVANNAH SUNDAY MORNING,
arriving here SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
UlTY POINT will lave PALATKA MONDAY
MORNING and SAVANNAH WRDNHsDGYs MORN.
ING, arriving here WEDNESDAY AFTER, DON.
Connection Ii made at Fern anhina with Rail-
road for New Orleans ahd Havana, via Cedar
Re g.; at Jacksonville with Steamer STARLIGHT
for Mellonville, Enterprise and Upper St Johns
River; at Toooi with Railroad Tor 81. Angus.
tine; and at Palatka with Steamers for the 0ck.
lawaha River.
An freight for Way Landings must be prepaid
on wharf.
For Freight or Passage, having elegant &C.
commodations, apply to
RAVENEL d co., Agents,
Corner Vanderhorst's Wharf aud East Bay.
nofQ
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THERE HAVE NOW BEEN one hundred and
eighteen candidates announced through the
papers for the twenty seven offices to be filed
next Wednesday. They can't all win, you
know. Vote tor Hobson's Choice.
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~GENTLEMEN's WINTER COATS, Pants, Vests,
&C., dyed, secured and nicely pressed as
wanted, at Otto sonntag's, Dyer, No. 81 Went
worth street, near Arteslan Well.
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COMMERCIAL NEVIS.
ExportG.

New YoRK-Per steamship Champlon-l57 bags
sea island cotton, 1,69 bales upland cotton, "a
Heroes rice, 13s bales dom estlcs, 10 punoles
slaves, 100 packages sundrles.
PHILlpsLPHrA-Per steamship Gulf Stream
2el bales upland cotton, n tierces rice, BIZ oois
naval stores, 100 balfa domestics, TIA packages
sundries.
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o LIV r P 90 L..
TO SAIL WITH DISPATCH.
pEGULAR LINE FOB GEoRGETowS,
8. O., TOUCHING AT SOUTH ISLAND, :
KEITHFIELD AND WAVERLY MILLS.

The Steamer EMILE. Captain. @. xS
@. White, will receive Freight every &S2$
MONDAY and TUESDAY at Commercial WnafE
and leave as above every TUESDAY HIdHr, at Q
O'Clock until further notice.
Will touch at Weymouth Mills every alternate
trip.
Freight and wharfage pepatd.
For engagements apply TO
oct7 .tutht 3mos Agents, North Atlantic Wharf.
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FURcHGorT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 275 King
street, have received full lines of Ladies
Underwear-all descriptions. Department in
charge of ladies employed here.)
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EVERY VOTE cast tor any other ticket than
Hobson's Choice is half a vote Tor o straight-
out Radical ticket.
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LANGLEY is still making those fine Cotton
Shirts, with Irish linen fronts, for 81 so. Also
Cotton and Linen Drawers, and all kinds OF
Ladies' Furnishing Goods, OF very low prices.
Stitching of all kinds done to order, at No
16l King street. octl4-3
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A PURE WASTE OF MUSCULAR ExERTIoN-
For any Conservative citizen to go to the polls
on Wednesday and vote any other than the
Hobson's Choice ticket. Because Hobson's
Choice Is sure to win, you know.
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ENVELOPES, White or Buff, good quality loo.
a package, or three packages for 2bc. Hasel
street Bazaar and East Bay News Room.
febl9-m
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THAT store next to Singer Sewing Machine
office to rent. Good stand for Millinery busi-
ness or Dry Goods. apply at Singer office.
oct9-Wfm
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TIE ~CoNsERyArrvE PRESS throughout the
State annlauds the shrewdness OF the Hob
sons Choice ticket, and declares tnat HE
NEWS has struck the Keynote of the States
da,,verapce from Radical misrule.
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THERE ARE LgvEN candidates for county
commissioners. Only three are going to be
elected, however, and they are the three on
Hobson's Choice.
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MARINE VIEWS.
,n,n, ronoN g D.. OCTOBER IA, 1872.
Lat 81 deg 40 min &c soc. Lon 7ades 81 MN % aeo:
ARRIVED SATURDAY.

Shin Edith, Hilton, Liverpool, - days Ba[ast.
"a bark Belle Stewart, Purdy, New York, -
davs. Ballast. To A J Creighton.
HHrIo ] W spencer, Thomas, Greenport, L L.
days. Guan0. Tc. u q Gllddel. Vessel TO IA
Brie Ohriota O Colson, PagsQn. Boston-12 days.
Mdse. To Moses Goldsmith d co. ID + onners q
co langley Manufacturing co, u q Silcox, d
PAM & CO, P Russell d co, WAGNER 4 Monsees,
q R Oowperthwail, Dowle, Noise d Davis, Hart
co, Bollmann Bros, J E Adger q CO: Sle1ens,
werner & co, Robert White, Geo W WIDlams d
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Cotton Is quoted at l6hc.

Tho GEORGETOWN Market.
GEORGETOWN. October 10.
CoRN.-Retaring from store at soc q 81 90 per
buahel, according TO quality.
STtmnvp WArrives fIowly. This ar icle will he In
great demand thi5 reason, and timbermen Will
and no bett r market 1 the State Tor dlsposinR OF
their tim err. We Understand tn 1t all sales Will
be for cash.
9th inst. the arrival Of 72e barrels. which seld az
follows: virgin, IS so: yellow, IS IS; lns white
scrspe, IS 25-free OF chips and straw.
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TIE METROPOLITAN POLICE scheme is 10 be
revived In the Legislature next winter. The
surest way to strangle 1t Is to vote for Hob
sons Choice.
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Few York Naval Stores Market.

IFr0m tHB DaIIy b0lHtIn' u"
Receipts to-day 2,3i0 bbls rosln, 264 do. spirits
tuYpentlne. Spirits turpentine opened weak 81
62c, and about all the small lots were closso out
was appareut, aud mrsr holders asked 62Hc for
bb:s and q sEle was made OF 63kc Tor
New YORK bbls. Sales Il8 bbls at &c. osln ID
IN moderate request at abolt former prices.
S.Ie. 1000 bbls stlsined on private terms; ESQ
Sbls at 81 IS; 40 bbls at 5 440; 637 bbls No. 2 81
81 so, and 100 bbls pale at So SO. Tor scarce and
a,m. pitch in moderate jobbing demand and
steady at 81 so for city delivered.
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aGooDwoRK may be done for Hobson's Choice
In the county precincts, if our friends in the
various parishes will send into The NEWS
once for the tickets, which will be furnished
on application. -,
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BUSINESS NOTICES..

FURcHaorT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 276 King
street, offer this day great bargains in Car
pets, &c. See their advertisement.
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HoBsoN,s cHoIcE--TH1s OR NONE!


For Governor.
~ ........s........
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Secretary OF State.
Attorney-General.
Comptrolier-Gcneral.
..........-...-..
Treasurer.
..--......-....-
Superintendent OF Education.
Acknowledgement.
= ..............:
Congress at Large.
................
For Congress.
................
For Sheriff.
E. w. NJ. 4AcKEY.
For Clerk of Court.
JACOB WMLIMAN.
For Solicitor.
...........,.....
F For Probate Judge.
GEORGE BUST.
For Coroner.
J.. A. MUSHINGToN.
For School Commissioners.
P. P. HEDGES.
For County Commissioners.
g. /. CuNNNaHAM, LOUIS DUNNEaAN,
WIN. G. FIELDS.
Fol- State Senator.
W, N. TAFT.
For the General Assembly.
/, q cprevs 10. B. A. BossMoN.
2. II. G. MINoTT. ii. ID. ANpsLL
. cropor CANNON. IL. STEPHEN BROWN.
a An.us. Is. s.. D. RUSSELL.
= 70 r. p1ycKyEY. IA. J.. L. WALLER.
6. o. R. LEVY. 10. h. b. AFrsoN'
7. N. T. SPENCER. l6. U. +. NoRTh.
8. JOHN E. CLYDE. II. u. d. SANDERhoNs'
O T,,oruy HuRLEY. Is. J. A. WILLIAMS.
These. tickets will also be Kept IN III
NEWS counting rooms, and may, be ob
tanned, in any reasonable quantity, by Con
servatives who desire to make use OF them
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rus PALMETTO T%1cKET.-The Hobson's
Choice ticket is designated by o handsome
picture of a palmetto tree at Its head. Iney
are now ready for distribution at TIE NEWS
Office. Come and get a hundred or two lot
Yourselves and neighbors.
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ANOTHER SAFE BEr-That a larger proper
tion OF candidates will be elected from the
Hobson's Choice than from any other ticket.
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THOSE Handsome Photograph Albums are
now sold at Coo. each. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR
apr15-m
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OF THE FIVE DISTINCT county tickets 10 the
field Jacob Whitman is on four OF them for
clerk Of court. he Is also on Hobson's
Choice.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

7 A. Enslow & Co. will sell at 10 o'clock, On
Atlantic Wharf, Eastern hay.
william Mckay will sell at 10 O'CLOCK at h's
,.or. aot,nets, cassimeres, clothing, &c.
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These. tickets will also be kept in The
News counting rooms, and may, be OBJ
tanned, in any reasonable quantity, by Con-
seryatiyes who desire to make use OF them.
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some PEOPLE SAY they don't like Mackey.
Well, who said they did? You see, 1t Is not
hat we love Mackey more, but Bowen less.
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Do YOU WANT to be on the winning Side ,
Vote for Hotson's Choice.
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PLAYING CARDS, Linen, sixteen styles, 6oc
per pack. Hssel street Bazaar and East Bay
News Room. feDl9-m
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ORANaEBURa. October II

ORANdEBURG. OCTOBER IL
Sales during the past week 2ss oaies. we
quote: Ordinary l5k; low middling l6H; mid
ding lexc. -.,,o,o, oo,ohor 20
For the past two days Zl6 bal. 8 OF cotton nave
been sold In this marRet at l6a17c-
'o'u oo'1 MACON, October II.
More cotton came 10 to day than has been re.
ceIyed any previous ony during the season. the
marked was active and demand god. ell oner,
ings being readily taken. we quote LiVeipl oi
miidllnga at lie; New YORK mldolin9s az iIMC.
Receipts to day were 6s6 BALES; snlpmen's aiI'
sales 429. ..
Weeks sales 1853 bales-350 Northern splnners,
50 home consumption, 700 for New YORK, lo3 10
Sayanuah. To-day orr market was qnle'. sales
100 bales. Good ordinary 16kal6h; low MO.
dlipgs 1sXa17; middllags l71<c. weeks recelpts
22aI bales, against 1890 the previous Que, aud 1904
the corresponding week last season;
1876 bales. o,,,u
Market quiet; good ordinary l8.aloxc surety
ZOO ordinary i7al7jf; low middling l7Eal7H;
middllng l7ha17H.
Interior Cotton Markets.
ANDERSON, October 9.
The cation market has been unusually orlsk LOT
the mast week; sales amounting TO t3S pales; quo
tatlons to-day l6 TO l'hc. 49,. o.,,,,. ~
Cotton lbKsl6xc; es bales sold duril'g the
week. $500. o,,o
Cotton Is quoted at 16hc.
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CITY AFFAIRS.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.

ORANGE Lodge, A. F. NJ, at 7 P. III.
sarIsston ouadrllle Association, Of I Z. NJ:
German Fnsilier societys at T. M. .
Etna Fire Company, at half.past Pm.
trustees College of Charleston, at l P M,
uo,t.6 Irish Association, at I P. N.
National q )uaves, at S P. NJ.
Union Republican Parry, at 8 2. M.
GET YouR TIcKETs.-The Hoosons o Movs
tickets are ready for distribution at NEWS
office this morning, and will be suppieo IN
spy reasonable quantities. to all who VIII take
an interest in their circulation. Come ana
get your ammunition.
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EVERY CONSERVATIVE who stays away from
the polls on election day gives one vote in
favor of another lease to the corruptionists.
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Tbo view York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, New York, Oct. II
The market ia steady, with q limited demand,
bags Patns at 7X@Sxc, and 80 tierces CsroiiIa
ct 7X@8Kc.
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A VERY SAFE BET-That the majority OF the
candidates on Hobson's Choice Ticket WILL De
elected. -
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EUROPEAN and American stereoscopic
Views, 81 so per dozen. BASEL sTREEr
R.z.AR. aprl9.mwf
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10 YOU WANT to perpetuate a Conservative
municipal election in Charleston' Vote for
Hobson's Choice.
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DEF, WINE AND IRON

BEEF, WINE, iKUN AND UlNCR0NA.
These elegant and excellent stimulating Tonics
are now getting into general use, especially In
cases OF delicate females and childl en. They may
be had Of Dr. b.. BARK
NO. l3l Meeting street,
A full stock Of Elixirs, and all the other new
Pharmaceutical Preparations always kept OF
hand,
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
SATURDAY EVENING, October IL, 1872.
CorroN.-This staple showed q good demand.
and with a nrm feeling in the market prices har.
dened during The day about k@xc p ID; sales
near 800 bales, say 4 ut leXc. 8 at 1eK, 16 at lex,
10 at II, Is at TX, II at TX, IS at Tx, IS at l7K'
10 at l7X, 1853 at Tx. Al at Tx. 1877 at IS, 10 at
1Sn. 1 at lsk, aud 40 on private terms. We
nnota.
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FURoHaorr, BENEDICT & Co., No. 276 King
street, have received The finest assortment Oh
Kid Gloves, newest shades and styles.

HEAVEN helps THOSE who help themselves.
Vote for Hobson's Choice.
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POET OF GEORGETOWN, 8. O.
ARRIVED.
October 7-Frsm New York-Schr @ 8 Webb
Homan; SchrJ G Floyd, Squlres, and Scnr LA
Octobe s.--FrOm New ~Yor4-Schr Hollywood,
Henderson,, and Schr Adolph Husel, DaV1'.
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.

u. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS r.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Br bark File de pAlr, Jones, mp. .....August 81
CARDIFF.
The Mary Jane, Jones, sailed ..............Sept %
The Oormorant. Hansen, sailed. ........August u
The Emma, Fender, sailed. ..............Sept10
Bark Brilliant, BARLEY, saied-.........Septl 10
BARCELONA.
Span bark Providencis, =. sailed........Sept 20
VALPARAISO.
Bark Sspho, Wilbur, to saiI................0ct !
STOCKHOLM.
Bark Heios, Holm. sailed ...............Sept 8
PORT SPAIN.
Ship Amelia, -, up................."...Sept Q
RIO DE JAHRIRo.
Br Bchr Sparkling Wave, Hocken, sailed. ..Sept 8
RgLFAHT.
Br bark Livingstone, Mcmillan, sailed. Sept "a
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Br brig Lochlmar. Nickerson, cleared......oct 8
Schr A e Glover, Terry, Z
NEW YORK.
Arg bark Enrique, circuit. cleared ..........Oc z
Scfr A II Howe, Midway cleared .........Oct II
Scnr IJlIy. Hughes. cleared. Oct 10
schr Geo B Somes. PRAY, p................0c Oct III
Schr 2 Merwin. Prarce. oct 10
Schr Jesse q ,Jlar clark. Oct 10
Schr Aldana Rokes. Rhodes, up..--.....-.sepsZ ~
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr 8 Y W Simmons, Williams, clesred....Oct 9
BALTIMORE.
Schr A F lmes,A Acorn, up................Oct IL
Brig WIN q Parks. Dix, cleared..."........Oct 10
Schr Sue Cummings, sept ~
Schr ] d Siickney, Fooks, up.............Septz 20
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The Splendid Sldewheel Steamshlp JAMES AZ
GER, TT. Lockwood, commander. wtl SAL ior
the above port from Adger's Sooth, Whert,ton
TUESDAY, the Is b instant, az 9 O'Clock e.
~ Through Bills OF Lsding given on Cotton 70
Liverpool. Boston, Providence, and the NeW.EnG'
land manufacturing towns, L.cl.l
For Freight or Passage engagements applyto =
> Qct14.2 JAMES AQQER d OO.. .AGe4B. q
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MARINE NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, October IL.
Noon.-Arrived, Weser aud Abyssinta.
Evening.-ArrlVed, South Carolina.
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F,our pcarce: extra family Sc 6Oa7. Corn frm
mixed and white 46a47c Provisions; supply
nearly exhausted and prices very nrn. pots
Sl3 1914. Bacon, shoulders 7Xc; clear rio s!des
liz; clear aid 8 IL, packed. Lard shallc' WIS
key nrm at S8aS9c.
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Flour quiet and unchanged. Corn gu 81 AND
we X at aac. Pork strong. lard finn, with sales
Of summer at 7hc; now held atty; sales OF sseam
shoulders at TX; sides held firmly and offerings
IIghi; clear rib sides TX; clear sides II Whiskey
dFm at $50.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-29

A 81 r + J K f. Y + \ I 7 Y +
or Fever and iEue Iutermtents. Rilllousness and al
disorders arising from malBrinu They highly
rs an anti 10y Spti II AID IN cases OF
are yAlUARlE, A. an APP F'lItH
,ad RECT PEi ANT. and IN cases of GtNFENL hEBlL-
ITY they have never Ia single Instance Z ed in pro-
iucing the mos happy suits. They ar particularly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-29
THp New York Times, speaking

THp New York Times, speaking
Of the remarkable extent to which
the Roman Catholic Church has
gained control Of the charitable funds
appropriated by the state and city OF
New York, says;
Out of seventy-three private char.
liable Institutions located IN this
city under the control OF religious
denominations, receiving public aId
TO the aggregate amount OF SbSS,Oo1.
(ftv.fve are Roman Catholic, 10
which the arpropriations>amount to
the enormous proportion OF S64I ,453'
leaving only some $4,000 to the
Protestant institutions, Of whlcD the
"Protestant Episcopal" receives the
largest share-nameiy, $50 SIG.
A gam, out Of tie ll6 private
charitable institutions in other cities
OF the state, under control OF re-.
licious denominations, and receiving
State aid, 10 were Roman Catholic,
md obtaining, as appropriation,
S24O. 1872 out Of the whole amount,
S255.O54; leaving to the Protestant
institutions about $4,000. Of which
the Baptists obtained tn" largest
share, S72Il. Still further in this
city, ~ Roman Catholic church
schools. with $4,000 pupils, are aid.
cd by the state, while Of tie Protest.
ant sects there are only sixteen
schools, with about COCO pupils, thus
aided (or which the Episcopal en-
brace 46j0,) aud the eighteen non.
denommational schools only include
l5,722 pupils.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-29
A FINE CLIMATE FoR INvALIDs. "A

A FINE CLIMATE FoR lNvALIDs. A
letter written from Colorado, about
fifty miles south of Pixies Peak, dated
Feh'v II, saws: The Lord never
rave US more beautiful day than
this. 1t is just like Nav at the East,
ba Imy aud lull Of sunshine. II Is
perfectly quiet and peaceful. The
bluff. are TRANSPORTED by a soft light.
The trees look as if they wer" drink.
ing ia leaf material by the gallon.
The mountains are utterly indescrlb-
able-they are bewiIdeIing. | am
imnatient for nv Ruskius to come,
for this is the place to read The Clio
ry Of the Mountains. ,"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-29

Tur "Juuius' letters, Published
about a hundred years ago. the au.
rhorshjp Of which has always re.
manned mystery are now claimed
to have been written by Thomas
Paine the famous author Of the Age
Of REASON
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-29

THE Labor RetormIsts and the
Prohibitioui~ts have held their con.
vpnUous, and Judge Davis. of Hi.
nois. aud James Black, of PennsyI.
wanna, are their respective candidates
for the Presidency. We hope they
both viii not be elected.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-29

Two INVALID SOLDIERS Frozen TO
DEATH.-Two soldiers named Nc
Craeup aud Lavanaugh, inmates Of
the National ASYLUM, near MIlwau-
kpc. were found frozen to death in a
raviue in the woods back Of the
ASYLUM barns on the Dist. They
were both nearly totally blind, and
have been missing for more than a
month, and until the past few days
have been covered with snow. The
thaw DEVELOPED their whereabouts.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-29
IL. RUSSELL,
Farming implements,

General Agent for McCormcks Reapers and
Mowers, and dealer in first class agricultural i'm
piements, such as the Bertrand and Semmcs
Sulkey Corn Cultyator. The Prairie City Seed
er, and the Grand de Tour and Piatteville Flows.
Office with Brewer Il Peuhallegon, Commerce
Street, Mineral Point, Wiz ly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-29
sEs;T.Sas & CARTER,

ATTORNEYS AND COrNSELLURs, podgevilie,
\ Wis. VIII practice in AL the courts Of this
.,pt. $50.