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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-09-19
KENOSHA BUSINESS CARDS.

YMAN & SON, Manufacturers, Jobbers an
- Retailers of Boots and Shoes, and geEers
dealers in Leather Findings, Hides, Skins al
Pelts Cornerof Main st. and Market So. lyi6l
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-09-19
RAKE IN THE ASHES.

to see if he can find any spark of live
coal that may be blown up again into a
new confagration. ask you if you can
trust the party. All these things are his
tory of twelve years. All these things
have been accomplished within the lite
time Of every boy that hears me. The
leaders of the party are the same men
who did all these things. / have shown
you what the party has done do you be-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-23
The Effect OF Publication.

For years Liverpool has dlsgraced English
men. It has been thrown In their teeth every
where. The number Of drunkards brought up
every Monday runs from two hundred to two
hundred and fifty. Fines were powerless to
keep the number under these high figures.
Clergymen preached against drunkenness,
and the magistrates in their wisdom tried
what free trade in public houses would do.
But the evil rose day BY day, until Mr.. Glad
stone and his brother magistrates called in the
aid of the press-not by It's editorial, but by
its news columns. For six months past, every
MONDAYS drunkard has had bis name and occu-
nation printed in full. Masters and parents,
and friends, now know if those connected with
them have really been "ill' or "from home."
And what is the result? There is a fall OF one
third In the charges for drunkenness, and
about the same OF crime in general. So much
for newspapers and enterprising magistrates
giving the mere record Of criminals without
disgusting details, which would be demoral-
izing. julius Caesar started newpaper Two
thousand years ago, of which he had copies
posted on the walls OF Rome, telling the good
deeds and the bad deeds of the Romans. His
successor stopped the publication, but the
next Emperor renewed it. 1t is not to be In
ferred. however, that there Is not to be dis
elimination and just limit exercised In this
matter OF publication.
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during the Reform canvass, and on the day
OF election, are instances Of the lawless vio-
lenee of the very men who would drag a
Conservative to jail If be wbistled at mid
night or sneezed at passing negro. Now
it is poor law that will not work both ways.
In theory, that which is illegal in the Con-
servative Is illegal in the Radical, and, un-
less the officers OF the law, without excep-
ton, are INSCRIPTIONS partisans, it will be
easy to make an example here of a score OF
election.runners and whippers-in. 1t is best
to have no disturbance, and the Conserya-
tives will do oil that they can to prevent
disorder, but, if there is..any bullying or in
timidation, it is worth while to give the
Radicals an opportunity OF knowing by ex-
uerience what it is to have the boot on the
other leg.
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Told you So.

The Golden Age figures up the mingled
certaiuties and probabilities of the electoral
vote, and gives Greeley ls4 and Grant 81,
with los doubtful. Adding these doubtful
votes to Grants, his total vote would be only
l72, against Greeley's 1874. Among the
doubtful States are Pennsylvania, Louisiana,
Ohio and Illinois, with 80 votes, but Grant
loses daily and Greeley gains daily. Penn
sylvauia will probably be the keystone in
Mr.. Greeley's arch Of triumph; and in Loulsl-
ana and Ohio the prospect is exceedingly
bright. The Golden Age takes particular
pride in parading its figures, because, a
couple Of years ago, it was regarded as on
the verge of insanity for nominating Horace
Greeley to the Presidency Of the United
States. Bat now majority OF the whole
people are as crazy, concerning Mr.. Greeley,
as the Golden Age was in its widest mo-
ments OF prophetic ianaticism.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-23
The Business View or POLITICS.

The generous contribution OF MIR. a.
Stewart to the Liberal cause is not measured
in i:s Importance by the amount. Twenty
thousand dollars is bagatelle to the merchant
prince, but the expression OF sympathy WIN
the cause, carried by the fact OF the contriou'
t,on. is worth more than as many mlllions'
for this act shows, more plainly than any Ver-
bal statement, with which party the practical
buslr ,ss men of the country feel their inter-
ests safest. MFR. Stewards most notable char
acteristic Is his shrewdness and perspcuity'
No man knows better what is calculated to
promote the prosperity OF commerce and trade,
and thence the prosperity of all classes; and
no one sees farther into the compile ed COZ
tingencies of the fnture. That 80 as ne
should hasten to advance the Liberal cause is
an evidence that the business of the country
has much at stake In the contest, and that The
overthrow of the Grant Administration is the
practical need of the hour.
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Sharpening the Sword.

Germany Is preparing for war, though en-
joying peace The GOO, 900 chassepot rifles that
fell into the hands of the Germans will be
transformed by autumn, and the government
has ordered large number of Mauser rifles,
the latest model adopted in Germany. Count
Moltke, in the meantime, Is occupied with the
study of the railway system, their military use
becoming to him the point de depart OF an en-
tirely new system of strategy. Numerous
German officers are visiting the linea, study
ing practical details, and stopping at every
station to examine strategic points and estl-
mate the resources of each locality. This tor
the army, while the chief of admiralty, LIEU
tenant General Won Stosch, Is inspecting the
naval resources and the vessels now in con-
structIon. When the ships commenced are
finished, the war fleet OF Germany will include
sIxty-two vessels, fit for service, with five hun
dred guns. OF this number will be eight iron.
plate frigates, armed with ninety one guns, an
iron. plated corvette, armed with eight guns,
and two other smaller ones with seven. Great
activity Is manifested in adding to the strength
of the navy, the government being OF opinion
that Germany can be no longer satisfied With
the eleventh place among maritime powers.
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NEW ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
IN lROCKBRIDGE co., VA.

This new Watering Place Will be open for the
reception OF visitors on tho 1sT DAY OF JULY.
The waters have been long aud faYorably
known, but until lately no improvements have
been made for the entertainment OF the public.
A Joint stock company, chartered uhder the
name OF the JORDAN ROOkBRlDGE ALUM
SPRINGS, has been organized with ample capital.
the Company have completed this season new
and elegant Hotel, furnished throughout 10 the
very beHt style.
The mineral waters are both Alum and Ohaly-
beate the former being efilcaeious In all Ghronic
diseases, such as Pneumonia, Dyspepsia, chronic
Dlarrhea, Chronic Dysentsry, scrolula. mclpienss
CONSUMPTION, Bronchitis, Chronic Laryngitls; and
the latter as general tonic, and is Of great value
In those affections which are peculiar TO tne
female constitution. The accommodations Will
be nrst-class In every respect.
RoUrs.-The Springs are eight miles from 60
shen, on the line OF the Chesapeake and OHIO Rail'
road and within eleven to thirteen hours OF Rich'
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NJ. G.. Harman's elegant stage coaches Will con-
meet with the trains twice a day at Goshen Depot.
Board per day, So; four weeks, $50. For 1ur-
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General Manager,
lP.O as above,) formerly Of the SpottswOod Hotel,
Richmond. JnnN.lmo
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Society of England, Mr.. Steele stated tnaV nc
lately had a tooth of his own extracted ana
reinserted under the following circumstances
The tooth had been for some time In an eA-
oulsitely sensitive condition from exposure OF OF
the pulp, and gave pain on the least change OF
temnerature. Under the influence OF nitrous
oxide gas, the tooth was carefully pulled out,
so as to prevent straining or tearing OF tne
gum; the dental canal was then ceansed, tne
earlous part scraped from the crown, stopping
applled in the usual way. and the tooth was
replaced in its socket. The operation lastea
ahout half an hour. For three or iour
hours there was dull, aching pain' WHICH,
however. entirely ceased before noon OF the
following day, though some tenderness re-. re-,
NAMED. This, in turn, disappeared; and Dy
the end of a fortnight the replanted tooth did
its duty without any difficulty.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-23
the GreenvI.Ie and Columbia Railroad
Case.

The attempt to throw the GreenVllle anu
Columbia Railroad into bankruptcy must be
watched with deep interest by eve-y man
who is concerned, nearly or remotely, IN
maintaining the integrity OF our railroad
system and in upholding the commercial
prosperity of Charleston. 1t is not me 'N" a
question whether railroad, costing many
millions, shall be declared insolVent, upon
the petition OF petty creditor, only because
Of its obedience to the mandates OF the State
Courts. This is serious enough, especially as
the frauds in the previous management OF tne
road, some inking OF which was given ln
evidence in the United States Court, COM
pe)led the present management to take steps
for the marshalling OF oil legitimate claims
AGAINST the company, with view to their
speedy and equitable arrangement. This
course is concurred in by nine-tenths OF the
bondbolders, and by all the stockholders,
and to force the road into bankruptcy would
not only sacrifice the interests OF certain
classes OF creditors, but would, also, inflct a
terrible blow upon this city. The Green
vile Road sends Charleston eighty thousand
bales Of cotton year, and is the most
importapt OF our interior connections, be.
cause It gives Us trade which intersecting
lines cannot take away. AS the road ls now
managed, the business Of the whole OF the
upper part of the State is drawn to Charles
ton, and it can easily be seen that, with the
road in bankruptcy, the trade would drift
away until the day Of sale came, when some
Ring of capitalists would buy up the road,
tack it on to the North and South lines, and
use it in direct opposition to this city. AS
feeder to Charleston, the Greenville Road is
second in Importance to the South Carolina
Road alone, and We repeat that the result OF
the case Is awaited with serious anxiety.
Yesterday, MIR. John T. Rhett, OF Columbia,
delivered a weighty argument in opposition
to the petition. To-day, Mr.. G. d. Melton
and Mr.. A. G. Magrath will follow on the
same side, with Mr.. D. T. Corbin for the Pc
tition.
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WEI They Do It :

Henry Wilson, of Massachusetts, the Rad
ical candidate for Vice-President, made q
speech, in 1858, wherein he said that the
"time has come when the uniform OF the
Estate militia should no longer be disgraced
.sby being seen on the back Of a Catholic
sIyasAnaau on. an tnyfael Dutchmaam, and
was soon after elected to the Senate by the
Know-Nothing party; and now be is be-
seeching the Co ,lic Irishmen and inhdel
Dutchmen to extend to him their help and
assistance In gaining the Office OF vice-Pres-
ident.
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9nmmter Resorts.

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The Boot on the Other Lsg.

The Renominationists, in their deep salts
faction with the working OF the Ku-Klux
machinery, forgot that, in the Enforcement
law, no distinction is made between Radical
and Conservative, and that, wherever fear
less and impartial commissioners and judges
can be found, it is as easy to arrest and pun
ish Grant rufian as it was to contine in
Albany jail one of the supposed members OF
the so.called Invisible Empire. The writ OF
habeas corpus is no longer capable of sus
pension at the capricious will Of the Presi.
dent. This is an advantage which the Rad
icals possess over the uniortunates who were
arrested before the end OF the Congressional
session. But in every othe. respect the law
is in full force. In the Old North State,
where it was hoped that riot might be
provoked, and that the Liberal colored men
would be driven from meetings and hustled
away from the polls, two of the Administra-
ton rowdies are already committed for trial,
under the Ku-Klux law. One of them is
found guilty of intimidating Simon Craven,
colered Greeley Republican, in the exer-
else of his political franchise, and the other
is found guilty of conspiring against Sam
Gross, one OF the colored marshals at q
Greeley meeting. Other cases OF the same
kind came up yesterday, and the Grant bull
lies will receive lesson they richly deserve.
There is no doubt that these proceedings
will have favorable influence upon the
campaign in North Carolina. They will re-
mind the Radicals Of the necessity Of cir
cumspection, and convince the Liberals that
they will be protected in their rights as citi-
zens. The Radicals have 80 long had every
thing their own way that the least check is
disheartening to them, and correspondingly
cheering to their opponents. And it will be
we'll in this State, also, wheB occasion serves,
to try the efficacy of the Ku-Kiux law as
means Of stopping theintlmidation to which
the South Carolina Radicals resort when
they meet with active opposition. The riots
at Chester, in Charleston and elsewhere,
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july19. .fmw3
ms- SPECIAL NOTICE.-THE UNDEl

~ SPECIAL NOTICE.-THE UNDER
SIGNED having opened Branch Grocery on
Sullvan's Island, ls now prepared to furnish the
residents (and those intending to locate there
during the summer months) with their Supplies
at the very lowest Charleston prices. Attending
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faction to all who may wish to patronise me.
Very respectfully, F. L. o'NEiLL.
jun2O
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july23.2

MOUNT VERNON HOTEL, No. 81
M W. MONUMENT STREET, BALTIMORE
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ODER the following assortment Of Elegant Pre-
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~ OFFICIAL RAFFLE NUMBERS OF
THE CHARLESTON JOINT STOCK COMPANY for
the benefit OF the State Orphan Asylum:
GLASS No. 66-MoNDAY MORNING, July ".
3O-2-A-52-l2- 2-36-72-76-23- 6-68
GLASS No. 6s-MoNDAY EVENING, July 70.
0-42-23-49-73-72- 78
witness my hand at Charleston, 8. O., 22d day
July, 1872. a. hORoSo,
luly2s Sworn Commissioner.
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UlHE UNDERSIGNED HAS ASSOC OCIATED
with him In business Mr.. CHARLES r.
WALK. The manufacture OF Engines, MCCARTHY
Gins and Machinery In general, will hereafter be
carried on under the name and firm OF SMITH Il
WALK, at the old stand east end Hasel street.
iun25.lmo j. RALPH SMITH.
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