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A special dispatch from Washington, to
the Chicago Inter Ocean, under date Of
Oct. %, says that the agents Of the compa-
ny of French emlgrants from Alsace and
lorraine, are still prospecting for site in
Virginia, near this citv. Ceyeral large
tracts are in the market, and each one has
been carefully examined. The colony wish
es to purchase 1000 acres in body, ana
wish more If it can be obtained together.
They propose TO form a joint stock compa-
NJ, locate g town and lay out farms. Their
purpose is to exclude all others from the
Colony but those who come with them, for
five years, duriRg which time no one of the
colony will be authorized TO dispose of any
portion of the lands purchased and EN-
braced within their survey. If they can be
suited in Virginia on goood terms they say
they can increase their colony &c 1000 fam
lies without any trouble. The agents say
that during the present year between 5000
and 1000 of those who preferred to emf
CRATE rather thaa become Prussian subjects
have arrived in thi. country.
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GEMS IN Il WIZ.

>rTATE OF WISCONSIN,
} OF NANITOWOC-ss Probate Office
Manjtowoc October -, A d. 1872
IN the matter II the proof AMI pro
Lrte IF the last will and testament of Abram
W Preston, deceased. WHEREAS, an instru-
ment in writing, purpOrting 70 be the last
vii. and testamen: Of AJram W. Preston de-
ceased, late Of the County Of Grafton, in the
State Of New Hampshire. has been filed In
this office: and whereas application has been
made by Charles Hall. 4 person interested
in said Will. praying that the same be proved
and al nitted to Probate according to the
laws OF this State: Therefore it is ordered
that said application b. heard before me at
the Prohat, Office in the city of ManitOwoc
in said county. ON the eighteenth lay of
November. 4. b. 1872, at ten clock in the
forenoon Of that day. And ii is further or
dered, that notice shall be given to all per-
sons interested in saId Will. Of the time and
place Of said hearing. by publication in the
Nanitowoc Pilot. a newspaper printed in
said county for three successive weeicx once
each week. prior to the time Of such bear.ng
BY the Court, W. VI. WALDO.
I4-l3-3w County Judge
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II - new improvements end new al &c NJ, eHts
With th- past montH. Sin. iH al seven no
provements the ra-t snmgIer l. l.. "4thvul
dCa5t. Il { b,st Sewin- NacaIre in use
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Remarkable Suit.

Many people who have read Dicken' s
novel OF Bleak House, and the pressure f
cbancery suits upon the minds Of people
who sought to right their wrongs through
them, thought the pictures overdrawn; and
yet Miss Flite, who never became discour-
aged after repeated defeats, and never
faltered until at last she had her case de-
cided on the Day of Judgment" and
Richard who sank. into insanity and the
grave, were hardly more ritiable victims OF
the Fiction and crosses that are incurred
by litigation than is George W. Purdy, Of
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY \
Il. r. EsERPosT,

attorney ard { lurselor a Law. .ulhcs On corr
4 Eishra and Quar-sts, A1ni.oFoc. II "
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RY MARI. II. oAKLY.

H OAKLT.
A bending bOugh OF blossoms overhead;
The sect new -rass benellh ne ydere ia!;
Joy t!.al rusaed like spring-.ides through m!
heart;
The frsr-ant arr fu i OF the sense OF Nay.
o not for gra5-, or bIoo ming oousns, or MAY
Rushed thaG sweet joy with feet and eIger fee,
But tor tie aauorn oiiss Of sun ner dITs,
For fruits Unl4s.el. but SO Ten Ter sgeeii
Strange spring tnat brou:ht no sun ser folloHln-!
No fruit amid the laden bou-hs for me.
Among the witherei Srls-es 4t my Zee
| hear the autumn wind 81 pi;eonsly.
Thsnk G0d! our heart. are crurlers int rUl On;
Hear N tae darkest night some sweet biTI sin ::
Find voices in the rusEiiag OF deal leaves.
Ara BEDS Of snow pa;lway 10 Tue Spring,
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S,TATE OF WISCONSIN, MAyITCW0C

- County Circuit Court-Johu Simon
plaintiff, against George " Sharp. lafenl-
ent --Ham0ns for reiief-com. not serve ]
The State Of Wisconsin to the above named
defendant. Sir. You are hereby summoned
AMI required to M .r tn, c. nl,laint in thi.
action, which VIII he filed IN the Off ce of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court of said county,
and serve copy Of your answer on me ut
my Office, in he City and County Of Nanito-
voc. Wisconsin, within twenty days after the
service hereof, exclusive Of the day Of such
service; AMI if you fail to answer the COM
plaint as aforesaid, the plaintiff viii apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the com.
plant.
Dated October. 81. 1872
E B. TREAT, El'tf's .Att'y.
l4-I3-Gv
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FERsILY CEOcE7 7EES,

including Teas, Cof.es, both green and
roasted, Sngsrs, Syrups, etc.
Shelf Goods. such as Canned Fruits. Es-
sences and Extracts of all kinds. Dried
Fruits Of all varieties. and goods gener lly
needed in the housekeepers' department.
COnfectionaries of the choicest kinds: also
nuts, raisins, candsd fruits, etc.
Green Fruits, Of all ki1.is, including
LEMONS.
Lamp goods, suite: to the wants of all
E<s= Parties purchasing coffee cf me,
ready roasted. can have the same ground for
them before leaving the store. free of charge
and thus be assured Of its quality and fresh
ness.
SPICES of all kinds kept constantly on
hand, and ground if desired,
Goods delivered tree Of charge In all parts
Of the city.
Call in and see NE.
14-ll-sw J. S.ALAN.
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COUNTY CLERK's OFFICE,
Manitowcc. Oct -, 1872
Sealed Proposals for Support of Insane

In accordance with resolution passed hy
the Board Of Supervisors of Nanitowoc Cour-
ty, sealed proposals will be received by the
County Clerk, until the 18th day Of Novem-
Der Hext. for the proper care. food, clothing,
and medical attendance Of the Insane Of
said county.
Tue County Board reseg e the right 10 re
iect any or all bills. 14-I74w
G. BCRNET', County i,rk
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Real Estate for Sale.

4 FARM $ acres q land, Frame Barn.
y house, we!' watered spring, etc SO
acres under cultivation. 3 miles from city
Lots II & Is in Block lI9, two frame houses
and barn Lot ! in Block l56. house and
barn. The northwest quarter Of north west
quarter. section IS, town Two Creeks. Man
.ov5c county l2-.4rf W. H. HORN
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GEORGE Y. NyGSU.N,

rorpev and Counselor 81 Law, an4 Court Con
M - = er lcr Mauitov oc uGty. A. GaSluess =
tlus;sd 20 aIs ear. y % promptly s,G faitHiuIt
tenda 20. hiv.cs honsstly gwen. for w'nc1
y oaeh Charge v'G be IrG 4. oh'ce ~ IN"
Z betuerr I.i.,g tu as. NH. ~ sigl
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EVERY family should provide barrel
or box for receiving chicken-b bones, and
bits of bones which accumulate 10 tn.
kitchen. A hundred pounds may be
,.red in few weeks. Such bones are
valuable for ourying around all kinds of
frait trees and grapevines.
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Grocery & Provision
STOR r..

The undersigned having leased the store
formerly occupied by J. E. Plat, on York
street, opposite the Pilot Office, takes this
opportunity Of Informing the people Of Mani
to-7oe city and county that he has opened the
same with g large and we}I-selected stock Of
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-10-31

The worst charade ever made: Nv first
is the name of a peculiar kind of butter, nv
second of peculiar kind of liT'ier, and my
whole is the name of a familiar weapon
what is nv name. Answer-Ismrod. Ram
is the peculiar kind of butter and rol goes
for the Iiek-her
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Attorney ard Counselor II law Col'ecuO
.sryDlf,tsr ttrculcf ts. once oyeel 8. X -Gle'
store, Cor kiShth ana York SIS, Mars'oso oc
Il ~
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Fashionable Fai'pr. All goods made by the
scr5bcr a.s warranted 20 iii t.e form. Prices ~
s0naDle uuG 1 ar1 baunG % Ulelse tbosr vino q,
ma their custom. Sr n on Ygrk-st., tEo doc
of llc ~ I'd .a'r t.uu .e - 4.
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g. sREE.f.kSfs,

Professor o, Nu.ic, ,-Icv ID rya IN N,cri ~
te,--a ..,as-l Mus / ttlle c5tv ~ Heni,oNVr "'
.., k.,arS IesrCoucr on Llgrtll re- o.
. ON, iIaus - Is
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3. pU.vCEtAwD. ". ~,

Physician. Surgeon. ana srcnuciiaur. DNcH
>tH I over Eac-n'- Drug s.NTs once os~lF
uours, Ca. So the cUantr' prompts at a. IL
f& =
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Dentist ofice 'n 81 s~aan's new building ,
3 g.,,h. ST.. Mar1lpwnc- Parilcular altsr.
given % gn tHr Filareut branches Of The UIu.-~
ION. auI III s.ars. !, srs-uia.l Eentn eAtr,tc.
NttnDCt ratH. iN-tft
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ERED. SGNsfEHEBErs.

keens all kinds o' M.,ts Sausage Hams Lar
etg., which he n5U sell 70 the lowest prices
Qulutity and kind 10 suEf pUchg~ers. ANY o..
having cattle hogs %" ss.'p Ca sell viii call "
auC receive the highest lrIcsS. L * ,
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Paoerhanser and Uphosterer Carri.gc Trimm~
and HArr-rs saE Eer. CJmGcrr'lj 'lj-st, between
and Sth, hagit1ao-. recommends himself .
these branches, and prou.res e, execute an ,vo,
with pronptness. and in the best style l2 "A
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-10-31

Attorney st Law ami District AtJorn ~ Tor Ernt'
,vrc cUuatN Collections O-em otiy &c sSEtaI {.
Jfca III Bu.a .. between Ei-Htn lnd N.ntl.
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cnills AND FEVER.
iMMcsa tfssR REsBlATca

n no 1ra-tfr spiep, rlpdtriae
J. SUR - cnr. 30 ken ra.u-lF!y,
= no Iutnx.r tir b,-r"r -.
e. : f.uirIs-- falufs aDaa1~fra.
J. 4 cIe pet fi. Isi- IN TIE wo-l'.
L CAV. n ne. safety nd rhr ha3-I ~ resu ts to
the HzuS: fe.Jc DC III
Doe, 90 in'.tf-ra vi p ines
D,la- IS ~ dlg,s 81 efre tea
lake ne u ZEE @ q ain a. aud Btt.rs OF every
kint
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control them. The testimony Of our best citi-
zens, of all classes, establishes the fact, that
CHERRY PECroRAL will and does relieve fnd
cure the affecting disorders of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections of the Pulmonary Organs
yield TO its power; and cases Of Consumption,
cured by this preparation, are publicly known,
so remarkable as hardly to be believed were
they not proven beyond dispute. As q rsmedy,
il is adequate, on which the public may rely
for full protection. By curing Coughs, the
forerunners Of more serious disease, il saves un-
numbered lives, and an amount Of suffering not
to be computed. Il challenges trial, and con-
vinces the most sceptical. Every family should
keep il on hand protection against the early
and unperceived attack Of Pulmonary Affec-
tiCns, which are easily met at first, but which
be ,one incurable, and too often fatal, if neg
lee ed. Tender lungs need this defence; and it
is -lnwise to be without it. As a safeguard 20
chi .iren, amid the distressing diseases which
be. Fl the Throat and Chest Of childhood CHERRY
PE cToRAL is invaluable; for, by Its timely use,
mi ltitudes are rescued from premature graves,
an saved 10 the love and affection centred on
tn m. It acts speedily and surely against or5i-
NJ ~ colds, securing sound and health-restoring
81 .ep. No one will suffer troublesome Infiu-
e lza and painful Bronchitis, when they know
bow easily they can be cured.
Originally the product Of long, laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, cost or toll
is spared in making every bottle in the utmost
possible perfection. II may be confidently relied
upon as possessing all the virtues il has ever
exhibited, and capable Of producing cures Is
memorable as the creates. it has ever effected.
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GREAT UHFhIlING SPECIFIC,

Tor LIVER { HrIAINT HH' We pam u on 'lHE
.nrr-o', to oIi: Dyspepsia. Constipation.
taunGI q. iou- lttarks Sick f1cadsachc
=. -. Dcnrc-sI1n Of spirits. SOur stomach h..
H. Il HurI etc &c
l;p.f...f fE. LIVER and prevent
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Ayers
PeCt0ral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, WhoopIng-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries of TnolCri
, science, few ere OF
more real value 10
mankind than this ef-
, fectual remedy for all
diseases OF the Throat
and Lungs. a vast
trial of its virtues,
throughout tbs AID
other countries, has
shown that i: does
surely and efectually
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The .GbscrIber having ePenea n
s1our and Feed store in the store OF
las. Bcnneit. on Commercial street,
next door TO O. TOrrison. intends to
keep conssantIy On hand the very
hes, spring and winter wheat neur
also all kinds of feed which will be
delivered to any part OF the city.
3-.tf II. TRUMAN.
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wsY.xEu g. GREy y,
L.. y. TREAT,

a Alforseys .nl Ccnussllrs AZ i.rH- '11- -E -
.ces. ovgr tie First N1iiont! ba'F' MAJ @.
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Down With High Prices

The people Of NiaEtowoe are Informed
chat the Undersigned has permanently
located here. and has started a FIRST
CLASS LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT
consisting of the latest style Of CARRI-
AGES. BUGGIES, BAROUCHES, Sc.
and Of the best HORSES
He asks the patronage ef the Public.
assuring them satisfaction in turrouts and
prices
Stable on Ninth street, South Side near
she Northwestern House.
P. s TILS0S,
MANITowoC. August ]. 1870.
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1t is four years since wrote the above,
and we have long been at Castle Royle
We have not been quite without sorrow, as
a wee coffin in the ancient family vault can
testify; bnt the sunshine Of a perfect love
shines through all and over all. If some
raindrops must fall into each human life,
never doubt but that beyond the cloud a..d
beyond the 81 the sun is still shining
4. {. c.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-26

TIE ELECTION. were never more
surprised at the result of an election
than we were at the election just held
for member of Congress for thia District
We were aware that large number of
white voters felt reluctance in voting for
Tomlinson for Governor, because he was
what is termed oarpet.bagger, but we
did not expect to find them turning their
backs upon one of thu best and noblest
OF Carolina's sons, and aid in electing q
man who they know had brought more
trouble and disorder among them than
all the other corrupt officials in the coun-
try.
We cannot zee the consistency of those
men who refuse to vote for Northern
man because he is Northern man and
what they call oarpet-bagger, and at
the same time refuse to vote for an ho.
nored and honorable son of South Caro-.
lima against corrupt scalawag. The
stay-at.homes and the towards OF this
Congressional District have elected A. 8.
Wallace over the Hon. b. F. Perry.
Union Times.
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HEAK!-We imngine there are few
people III Missouri who do not know the
utter indifference of the Caucasian TO
popular sentiment. We don't care the
snap OF onr finger for the good or ill
opinion OF any half million human ami
mails that the Almighty ever put on two
legs or four. Their abuse aud their
puhery, their adulation aud damnation,
iali aiike on careless ears. Rhinoceros
hlde Is Paris muslin or silk tissue, beside
tne cutlole that enwraps our editorial
sensibllltles. Week after week, our con-
tempt Tor contemporary comment is
SHOWN, by our republication, indiscrimi.
nately, OF their vilest and bitterest do
INNOVATIONS, and their most fulsome
batteries. See it under head of "Cduc1.
sid" Abroad" Their ferceet attacks are
mosquito bites on an iron. n.clad monitor.
we care not one continental tinker's
dime for the love or hate of any city.
County. State or country beneath the
sun. And we wouldn't bulge split
hairs breadth, from our path, to shuu
the world, the flesh and the devil, We
have no apologies or explanations to
make. 1t ain't in our line. And vet. a
word is due to some OF our farmer
friends. In hurriedly written article
on the AullvilIe horror, last week, we
rather too sweepingly spoke of it as the
outgrowth of the teachings of the So
called Farmers Club. We should
have said. the teachings of some promi-
nent members OF that organization. As
body. it has probably never melted
m"bocracy; we know that there are
good men in it, firm friends of ours and
opposers of all outlawry. No allusion
to them was intended, of course; but
there is no disputing the fact that mem
bors of that association, some of them
tottering old men with one foot in the
grave and the dirt crumbliug in under
the other. have urged such measures,
and talked OF lynching. hanging, ropes
has grown familiar with such atrocious
ideas. We trust our County has wit
messed its last scene OF the sort.
Lexington (Mo. J Caucasian.
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Cotton opened quiet and steady-up.
lands 9A@9T; Orleans 1O1(@10X;
sales to-day 10000 bales; of tho week
SO, 900; exports $4,000; speculation
$4,000; stock 1876, ,00Os of which Ameri.
can is 10000; receipts 10000; American
10000; actual exports 1900; stock
ahoat 227, 600; American $1,000.
LIVERPOOL, October 25-Evening.-
Cotton closed unchanged of Or.
leans for November 81. Yarns aud
fabrics ut Manchester dull but not lower.
NEW YORK, October 25-Noon.-Cot.
ton quiet; sales 800 es-upiands 1917;
Orleans 20. Flour declining. Wheat
dull and heavy. Corn dull and in buy.
ers' favor. Pork steady. at Is. GOALS. 55.
Lard quiet-steam 8I@856. Freighta
steady. Stocks strong. Gold firm, at
1875. Money firm. at 6. Exchange
long 81; short l0I. Governments dull
but steady: State bonds very firm.
z P. M.-Cotton-net receipts 498
bales; gross 4,899. Sales of futures
13.3OO bales: October 19 SIG, 1917; No
vember 18 11-16, l8A; December
IL zig. 1875; January 1879. 10; Fobru-
ary 10 GIG, 1925; March 1917; April
20as. Cotton frmer; sales 2. 653 bales
middling 191; Orleans 2OA. Flour
dull-middling common to fair extra
7.25@9.6O; good to choice 8 55(012 90.
Whiskey steady. Wheat very heavy;
spring fully 20. lower-winter red West
ern 1.57@1.65. Corn innctiver and
lower, shippers holding OF. Rice in fair
request. Pork firmer, at 1886. Lard
firm. Freights dull. Money s. Ster-
ling SA(@ST. Gold 13@1336. Co.
vernments advanced 20. States dull
but very firm.
AUGUSTA, October 25.-Cotton firm:
receipts 1.6l9 bales; stock 1874; weekly
receipts STA; sales 1924.
CHARLESTON, October 25.-Ootton
quiet; receipts 1,6Ol bales; sales 500;
stock 30, 112; weekly receipts IA, O6O; sales
1920.
BOSTON. October 25.-Cotton steady
middling 20@201; receipts SO bales;
sales 200; stock $1,000; weekly receipts
5 1852; sales 1,4OO.
New ORLEANS. October 25.-Cotton
demand generally active-middling 10;
low middling 181a; good ordinary 171;
receipts 1914 bales; sales to-day l 500;
last evening 1000; stock 81, ,1O4; weekly
receipts 81, ,744; sales 21,0OO.
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O. IEMpoRA! o, MoREsl-Grant'so own
Is Is, catching it hot and heavy all round,
Inc Pdfriot thus refreshes its very short
memory:
BLOWING LIT AND CoLD.-Within
snort 81. twelve months the New York
Times said: ''Sheriff O'Brien's share Of
the Il sstealinIgs is put down at $500, ,OOO."
To-day the Times says: s.With James
OBrien rs Mayor, New York NAV be
sure OF honest government" The motto
OF tne ;, tunes is probably "7emspora mu-
fanlur." And adds: 'Brick Pomerov ;s
said to be engaged On the New York
Times. He is terrible weight to carry
for any party that pretends to decenov.
and will have to eat great many of his
own words. But when we see Jack
Mosby and Boss Tweed in the same boat
with Ben. Butler and Zack Chandler.
nothing in the way of political compli.
cation and inconsistency need excite
surprise"
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY THE BOARD OF rnAnp

MoLAssEs, Cuba, 45@5O
New Orl'ns 7269O
Sugar H'so.. 3564O
NAILs, - keg 6 0O07 so
ONIONS. u bu 2 SOFAS 90
OIL, Kerosene, S5@4S
Machinery. .75@l 90
Specie, Gold m1i9
Silver..... MIOs
PoTAT's, Irie2 O0@2 40
Sweet, bus 1 25@1 so
RYE. 81
RICE, Carolin a b 8@10
SHOT, Bbag. 275@S 90
SALT, Liverp.l 9O@2 90
SOAP, Bfb, 50IO
SPIRITS, Alcohol, ,gl5 90
Brandy "A 00612 90
Gln........1 60@6 90
Rum: Il 60@7 90
Whiskey.. 35@6 90
SUGAR, Crus&P. .14@15
Brown.. ..11a@13
STARCH, % b.. 84@10
TEA, Greon lb100@25e
Black, L 00@1 10
TOBACCO, Chw.45@1 90
Smoking, ID. ..50@1 90
VINEGAR, Wine, .50@Ge
French. ..@1O0
WINE, Cham... 29@31
Port, Rgal300@5 90
Sherry. 250@7 80
Madeira. q 50@7 SO
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CUFFEE IN NEW RoLE.-It seems
that the initiative African is afflicted
with desire to get his finger in that
war claims pie and enjoy some of the
fruits of his patriotic loyalty to the best
Government.
The Savannah Adoertiser, of the 23d.
says: Yesterday evening, four colored
individuals, all from Springfield, Effing-
ham County, were marched into Justice
Elsinger's office by an official who has
taken their business in charge, and re-
quested to be sworn upon certain afIida-
Wits OF claims for provisions taken from
them in December, 1864, by Federal
troops. They oil swore Justify to their
loyalty, and that they had never given
aid, &c., to the Confederate army. and
to the correctness of their claims. These
claims will now have to 90 before the
Claims Commissioner, Virgil HilIyer,
when they will be properly fixed up and
forwarded to Washington for final adiu.
dication.
"The colored patriots in question and
the amounts of their claims are as fol.
lows: Limerick Murray. "a queer name
for an African claim of $3.50. so; viii.
liam Goldwin, claim S489; Caesar Soulin.
claim S453; Alfred Young, claim S4OI.
''These parties all swear that provi-
sions, fence rails, &C., valued at the
above amount, were taken from them by
the Federal army. Those old darkeys
must have been pretty we'll off during
the war;"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-26

APPLIES, Tbu.1 U0@1 50
BAddINa, 1908
BARLEY. L GU
BALE ROPE, Ma. 22@24
.Y.orWesBib 7@10
BUTTER, North. 35@40
Country, u ID. .20@35
BACON. Hams. 20@24
Sides, u b. 1904
Shoulders. 9A@10
CANDLES, Sperm4U@50
Adamantin e fbl7@19
COTTON YARN1 4O@1 SO.
COTTON. Stct NJ, III
Middliug.. III
Low Midl'g,.....17I
Good Ordny,....16}|
Ordinary. .I6i'
CHEESE, ED. ID. 17@S5|
Factory. .10@20'
COFFEE, Rio, ,BD22@25
Laguayra .25@30'
Java .33@35
Flour, Co. 800@11O0
Northern .80O@12 CO.
GRAIN, Corn. 95 al OO|
Wheat q OO02 20'
Oats. 80. ..75@90|
Peas Il 00@1 25I
Hay, North, 2 25@2 SOL
HIDES, Dry, Pbl3@l7I
treen @SI
LARD, % b......11@14|
LIME, b bbl. 2 2502 40!
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-26

Said backwoods orator in reply to
sophomorical graduate: "My opponent
mas roamed with Romulus, ripped with
Enripides and rocked with Socrates, but
Indiana?"
DO not be discouraged. If you have
dyspepsia or any disease OF the Liver.
there is long life of happiness before
you, II you only use Simmons Liver
Regulator. O2S +3T1
Lumkin, Ga, which has been without
a postmaster for some time. ia now ann.
Piled by man whose name is Dent.