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By LOWNDEs 8 GRIMBALL,
AuctIoneerS

IDEAL ESTATE AT AUoTIoN.-sQAyIDE
N, T. JEWELL et al, We NARY lFEWMI0
al. In the Common Pleas. for Charleston: 0puntyH
In Equity. aII re EIaay.rt
case, 70 me directed by the Hon. R.LF. Grah8m
nub1Iic suction, at the Poston1cs. Broad street,
TUESDAY, the LIST dsy OF october, 1871 az II
oI All that PLANTATION Oh sTRAorf OF land,
on Wassauassaw swamp. measuring q con.
tanning ak hundred and thirtyaix acres, q y .
survey thereof made by VIM. H. Mallards: deputy
Surveyor; putting and bounding notth s =
eeat and soutbesst on Land late OF VIM, Murray,
ana south and west on Land OF Joseph Murray:
third cash: balance tn.ftwo equal
successive annual instolments, secured d. oono
oS the nnrchsser and mortgage of the premises
sold. Purchaser to pay the Referee Tor :rapers
and stamps. EDW.. !H,S:
sepe .ftu-8 Hts. g.af heieEee.
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MARYLAND STEAM SUGAR REFINING COMPANY.

AS Agent for the MARYLAND sTEAM SUGAR Rn EFISERY IF u. A ~ y E abTa 3 sss s pS1S 9 Ya
on hand amN asNrtmenLo Crushed, Powdered, GrsauAteo, a Wne D. Mn.S GHUn%S%1
W. so Amber Dnps in barrels, which Offer at manufacturers prices Iega. aam Any ""s
Am also Agent for the celebrated brands OF family Flour anuuacM MnWg asspnnnd Ho
EMMONs orSt Louis, which can Teeommendn very nspsGGG I paup T Fa sm%s anita Mrs aG
saunVa Also gWrai Of te bst Mills In Virgins, Georgia and Tennessee.
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TTAVING AMPLE MEANS FOR ADVANCES, A BUSINESS. E4PEhlENOE "
twenty years anil combining unsatisfactory to q Commission BUSINESS Wnhouto psNn
IN nho naccolntr respectfully olcNs nsgnmen OF Cotton, FIIr Gn, Wnesh M: SaTH
ofnroduce min may at their option, hGve nef. Osgnmen Isn eMer III oaaHsSmu mo-
York ushavIngu the advantage 0twom markets wthoute extra commissions commissions o.,n n .pr r.
Serncsa-Hsho VI. M Wnghtman s u ;OooneW WIN. Johnson, C9anoMe NJ " bN, e.
umm i. D.. Tennsee;E n .JohnP King. Augusa,G a;m esr.3 Y" "AnanS Z" w. W"1
hn g. u Mesns. WMaus. BDe & 10. New York. 80. .-.om,. -
AZ the SPEUIAL AGENT FOR THE STATE II DUPONTS GUNFOWDE. HM 81 WNs kkqp q u
fall kinds at Magazine. The long experience Of a aennarsnp s poaH IN n o ae s Ws1 1nSsaHe RID
90 M% as sY Iher Powder In the markell Persons ordering please name DOPoN
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Newspapers.
NHE MARION STAR,

THE MARION STAB,
Published in one q. the best agricultural sec.
tions Of the STATE. and saving g large and In:
creaslng circulation among Tue Ptsnsg Ean, by
business men, offer its Columns ~ -
Merchants and other business men OF n com.
as the best medium through which they ca. eva
municate with the Planters and Merchants OF IA /,
Peedee Country. Business Cards and other Adj
vertisements inserted on liberal termsi.ilS51!ff *
Address W. ]. NoKERALL.
sepf.1mo Marion, 6. @.
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juH1-1yI
TLEGANT AND RELIABLE PREPAR.
E ATOMS.

Oner the lOu0W1ng assortment Oh Elegant fEe
parations, now used by Physicians everywhere.
Send for Price List to Dr.. d. BAER, Charleston:
Iron and Iodoform Pulls, . powerful Alternative
and Tonic
Comp. PHOSPHORUS Pills, for Impotence, Loss ol
Nerve Power. dc.
Elixir Otnchonta Oahsaya
Elixir Pyrophosphate OF Iron
Elixir Oalisaya, Iron and Bismuth
Elixir Calisays, Rerrated
Elixir Oalisaya, Iron and Strychnia
Elixir Pepsin, Blsmuth and strcyhnla
Elixir Valertanare OF Ammonia
Wine OF Popsin
Bitter Wine Of Iron
Wine Of Wild Cherry
Ferrated Wine Of Wild Cherry
Uomp. Syrup Of Phosphates Tor Chemical Food)
syrup Of Hypo,phosphites tfor Consumption Bron'
Beef, Wine, Iron and Clnchons.
Licorics Logenges, cotaining Vanilla, Tolu, 90.
Elixir Taraxacum Comp. This 10 q new and valu'
able combination Of the medicinal properties
associated with Anomalies. 1t Is q very
agreeable and efficient remedy. Aside from
its medicinal virtues, 1t iB useful as q vehicle
and for masking the bitter taste Of Quinine.
| liz 0entlan and Iron
| Elixir Bromide OF Potassium.
| Syrup Phospn. Quinine, Iron and Strychnia, (Ait
ken's syrup for Debility and Nervous Pros
l.. tration, Indigestion, Ohlorosis, DC.
| Elk. Valerianate Of Strychnia
Elix. Phosph. Quinine. Iron and Strychuia (of tn,
greatest service where there is a tendency tt
Paralysisl
| Beef, Wine and Iron. an elegant combination
delicate ladies.
In addition to the above, ". R Warner d %
manufacture 9 full line OF Fluid Extracts an
Sugar-Coated Pills, all OF which are to be had q
Manufacturers Prices, OF
DR.. q. BAER, No. 1Sl Meeting street,
mch28-davamos Charleston. b
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Mem Publications.

HYMNAL OF THE O II UR Oh.
We are prepared to furnish the "HYMNAbyat
the lowest Introduction prices. A variety OF
styles; prices from 4oc, eoc, Toe, 81, and up.
wards.
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Lines.
TO A LADY WHO WOULDN'T SPEAK UP.

TO A LADY WHO WOULDN'T SPEAK UP.
Nv lear Miss Jones.
The semltones,
In which you couch your dlction.
Must fail, I fear,
To mortal ear,
TO carry home conviction.
Then, do not speak
In accents weak,
Or !, In sheer VeXatton,
Must e'en divulge
That you indulge
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Aurtion sales--future naps.
BY A. C. McGILLIYRAI.asb

BY A. C. Mc6HLIYRAI.a sb %
HOUSE AND LOT No. IA SRRILNG,
IL street. north side, next east Of i Coming iu
On THURSDAY next, 12thEiust., at the Post
09 The above x'n eG neat ssiu two story WOODEN 0orT1dE;
lot 33K feet by 1ef. s:s2Issar" az,
Terms-One.half cash; balance In oneyeartee
cured as usual; purchaser paying ;auouonees Ior
papers and stamps "i's:S" ah't& eSeptl0.
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HH1TrEmoRE's STRONGHOLD.

Thing, In Darlington-The Pious Fol-
,,teian on h Stool Of repentance
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prnas at mbcIesaIe.


q INTER BITTERS
The best Tonic. Invigorant and most delightful
Appetizer, improved by the addition OF q ne"
foreign Aromatic herb and pure Rye Whl'key'
made expressly for these BitteIs.
CURES DYSPEPSIA,
PREVENTS CRILLS AND FEVER,
CREATES APPETITE,
RESTORES THE NERVES,
CURES DEBILITY,
PURIFIES THE BLOOD,
RESTORES TONE TO THE STOMACH,
PLEASANT TO THE TASTE,
EXRILARATING TO THE BODY,
And is the most popular Bitters now before the
public. Try 1t aud be convinced.
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.SIOR HAIR TONIC.

~, nrensrs,ion Y, Just what many persons.
,se aS RRhsy wish no 65e, but only Q Hslr Wash,
a : Ma,r Misunderstanding that win keep tho
hair Clean. and at the same time be e pea:an5
maets AIN these indications, and should be given
a trial. Fifty cents a bottle; nve bottles ior tWo
collars, A liberal discount to he trade.
For sale by the Manufacturer: -
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MINERAL WATERS.

MINERAL WATERS.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS WATER, from the
Celebrated GresnDrier White Sulphur Springs
In Virginia
Congress Water
Geyser Water.
For sale by DIR. Il. BAER,
No. I8l Meeting street.
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ara open at the upper and lower wards Guard,
nousea. and citizens are requested to report al
nuissnces preJudicial to the public nealtn az
promptlyas possible, at either Of the ABOVE ns"eo
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Democratic Meeting.

The Democrats Of Sheridan Town.
ship met at Tanners School House on
Saturday, July 18th. The meeting
was called to order by Mr.. Michael
Collins.
John p. Jennings, Esq, was chosen
Chairman, snd John llusscy chosen
Secretary.
Mr.. Jennings, on taking the chair,
explained that tue object Of tue meet.
ing was to nominate two suitable per.
sous for Justices, and one person for
Constable Of said Township; and tOap.
point delegates to represent snid Town.
ship in the County Convention to be
held on the Goth lust.
Nominations being in order, Mr..
John Husscy named 0. II. p. Wash
burne, Esq Of Weston, as a suitable
candidate for Justice, which was ear.
ried BY acclumatlon John BOhau,
Esq, named Mr.. Michael Collins, which
resulted the same.
John Oopcley named Juds1n Z.
Fleshcr as a suitable person fer Con.
stable of said Township, which was
carried by reclamation.
On motion Of Mr.. John Hussey, it
was
Resolred, That all the Democrats Of
Sheridan Township. who choose to at.
tend, be appointed as Delegates to at.
tend the County Convention.
A motion was then made to adjourn,
which was carried.
JOuS 7, JENNINGS, Prcs't.
JouN IlussEY. Secretary
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THE
THE
NEW CONSTITUTION
Reviewed by n Member Of
The Convention.

The following suggestions arc pre-.
rsutcd for the consideration Of every
fair minded, honest man who seeks for
truth, and is willing to follow and b,
led By it,
The existing Constitution of West
Virginia was formed in tho midst Of war,
When passion was stronger than reason ,
By body Of men all Of the same po-
litieal bias, enlisted in the double pur-
pose OF dismemboring the State Of Nir.
GINA aud strengthening the military
power Of the United States in the civil
war then fragrant, Having been thus
formed it is not surprising that it failed
in many respects, to secure all the just
rights Of the citizen. 1t was submitted
to the people of the proposed State Of
West Virginia for ratification, at limU
when no person dared to speak or totc
against it, save at tue peril Of his life or
liberty. This farce, called an election
resulted in vote Of Is, S62 in favor Of
it, to 5li against it. When We re.
member that tue fOrty.eight counties
then composing the State Of West Viz.
giuia contained 33T ,G9l inhabitants,
aud not less than $4,000 voters, Cscc
West Virginia Reports, volume page
iS) il will be perceived that not one.
third Of the people ratified it. Every
person, familiar with the history of the
dark days Of 1862. is aware of tue fact
that the government established under
the existing Constitution did not "de.
rive il power from the consent Of The
governed !" but, on the contrary, il
was established, upheld, and enforced
upon an unwilling people.
The political party thus placed in
power in this State, attempted to per.
pcluatc its aiccndancy by boards ofirg.
istration, political test oatbs political
grand and petit juriet, and Courts in.
vi,cd and tempted to render corrupt
judgments and DEGREES against certain
classes Of persons, BY prohibiting them
from taking appeals tosuch judgments.
Under tie existing Constitution the
Legislature enacted tnd the c urts en-.
forced laws, inviting honest men to be. 1
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nnttelle ToKn,hlp convention.
WALKERsviLlR, July ] 2

" am ms I'M buly An'
To the Editor Of The Democrat
In pursuance Of previous notice. th,
Democrats of l'attSlle Township met il
Convention to-day.
On motion Of Squire BrutTy, Mr.
George l. DAWSON was chosen Presi
dent, and Mr. Nathan Bennett Sectc
tury.
Nominations for Township officer!
being in order, on motion of Mr.. p. A.
LoreutH, James Bruify and s. d.
Smith was nOminsted for Justices, and
james Watson and John Saunders were
nominated for Constablcs.
On motion Of Mr.. George Dawson,
it was
Rcsolted. That every Democratic
voter 10 Battellc Township, who NAV
BE in Weston on the Goth inst, i
hereby constituted a delegate 10 The
Convention.
No further business being before the
meeting, it was. on motion. adjourned.
G. l. DAWSON, Prcs't.
N. D. BENNETT, Secretary.
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President, and Captain John W. Bl'gG

President. and Captain John W. Bl'gG
and W. T. Morrison Secretaries.
The following ticket was nominated
For House Of Delegates, Hon. George
il, Morrison for Sheriff, Abel NJ.
Lourh, Esq. for President Of the
County Court. Allen S. Berry; for
CLERK Of the Circuit Court, JOhu NJ.
Jones for Clerk Of the County Court
W. j. l.. COrley, for Prosecuting Az,
tornsy, NJ. i. Frame for Surveyor Of
Lands, Marcellus Byrnei for Assessor
James A. johnson.
Tho meeting was one Of the largest
most harmonious, and most entbusias
tic ever held 10 this county ,thcre being
over 500 voters presOnt-eyery Town
ship being represented by intelligent
citizehs, aud all present seemed to be
actuatOd by the desire ofplacing in
nomination tue best ticket that could be
selected.
There was no dfscord-no manifesto
ton Of il will or Of discomfort. The
whole tenor ofthe Convention indicated
a harmony, and a consolidation OF the
Democratic party that is tho surcst
prestige Of success The ticket nOmi-
aated will commend itself to all with
such q ticket BruztOn will roll up on
the Fourth Thursday in August, for
the Cons titulion and State and county
nominees, a majority Of 700 or 500.
". d. Robinson, Pres't.
joins W: BLAoO, Secretaries.
W. i. MOARisOS,
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WILEY Township Meetlnr

The Dem staCy OF Wiley T0wnshit
met in Township Convention in lobe,
town on the 10th lust. On motion oil
Mr.. Seymour Homer, Mr.. John White
was chosen President, and upon mo,
ton Of Mr.. Edwards, Mr., Homer wa.
made Secretary.
Nominations being in order, Mr..
Isaac WoOfter and Mr.. Paxton Whit
were nominated for Justices Of thC
Peace.
On motion, the Democrats Of III,
Township were appointed as Delegate,
to the county Convention that meets il
Weston on July Goth.
% motion, the proceedings Of tho
meeting was ordered to be printed ia
the Weston DEMocRAr,
No further business being before TIC
meeting, il was, on motion, adjourned
ions WHlrE, Pres't.
sErNoVR HORSER, Secretary.
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"hNhsuNNlLLhi uull w.
70 hc Editor Of The Democrat:
The Democracy of Bait lie Township
was out in large numbers on Saturday
last to attend the Township meeting at
WalkersViIlC, and | may add that a
gOOdly number Of candidates we're also
Oh hand; but l regret to say that a few
Of them talked as Il they would run in-
dependent Of tho action Of the County
Convention. They received no en-.
courngcment at tho lands Of the De-
lnOcracy Of this district nor will thcy
receive any on the 22d Of August.
You may now place the Democracy Of
Buttello solid for the State, county and
township Democratic nominees.
Messrs. Lewis, Edwards. Foussco
and Williams were present from IVES.
ton. Mr.. LEWIS being called for,
addressed the meeting in M eloquent
and appropriate manner, ard in deli
cato way alluded to his candidacy for
recollection, and requested the support
Of this sCcilOn-which they will gladly
accord him. Mr.. Edwards. in response
to call, congratulated the Democracy
Of BattcllC Township upon the interest
they uIanifcit 10 the coming election AS
well as their determination, as was CIV.
idcncrd by tho meeting, to stand
squarcly and firmly to the nominees Of
tho party. Mr.. L. is we'll and favor.
ably known here, and will receive a
large vote in this district for Presiden,
Of the County Court.
JAcEsoSyrltE.
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DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY CONVENTION,

The Democracy ofLcwis county are
requested to assemble in County Con.
vention. on
THURSDAY, JULT25h,
at ! o'clock, p. NJ, for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for the various
county Offices.
Tho OASIS Of Representation in said
Convention will be upon tue vote cast
for Blackwell Jackson last fail. Each
Township will be entitled to one vote
IN the Convention for every ten votes
cast for Blackwell jackson, and one
vote for every fraction over five. This
would give to each township the fol.
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The following gentlemen are op'
pointed Township Executive Commit
tees, and rCqucs ed to call Township
meetings at an early day, for the pur.
pose Of nominating Township officers,
aud appointing delegates to said Coun.
IL Convention. The gentlemen first
named arc Chnirmen:
LiYcOIS--W, c. Linger, George 1.
Marsh, Jacob Bot.
WiLLEY-Jobn White, Michael HI.
ley, ST., S, lIorner.
SuERipAS-M. Collins, ]. P. Jen.
Wings, a. A. Brown.
JAM Lrw-J. S. Lowe, e. p. OH.
yer, l. Swishcr.
BAErELLE-Jumcs BruAy, n. Regor,
?. A. LorCntz.
On tho day Of the County ConvCn.
tiOu, the Courtroom will be divided
iuto different apartments, similar to the
arrangement Of the State Convention
A printed notice will denote where the
delegates from Jnuc Lew will cit, aud
10 on With every Township. Tue del.
cgutes from each township will elect a
Chairman, who will announce their
vote for them when tho roll Of town.
ships is called and the delegates from
each township will DO the Judges Of
chair Otrn ,rcdcpt;,ly
T. A. EDWARDS, ISRAEL SIMMONS,
JonS HussEr, y Jackson,
n. D. BESSETr, JAcoB SpAuR,
JAS W WoFFISDIS.
Dem. FIR Cow
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Democratic state Ticket.

TJR GOVERNOR.
JOHNSON n. CAMDEN. of Wood,
ToE ATTORNEY GENERAL,
II. NJ. MATTHEWS, Of GreCnbricr.
TOR AuntToR,
+. A. BENNETT, Of Marion.
FOR TREASURER,
JOHN s. BURDETT, Of KunaWha.
TOR SURF or TEEu Schools,
b, W. ByRNE, Of KanaUts
roE IupoS OF SUPREME couRr
JAMES PAUL., Of Ohio,
a. +. RAYMOND, Of Marion.
C.P. T MOORE, Of Mason.
j. s. HOFFMAN, VI Harrison.
ron THE STATE sgSkTE.-9TH DISTRICT
j. NJ. BENNETT, of Lewis.
j, Il. HALL, Of Barbour.
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GRAND MASS
MEETING
w Il = II o n
THURSDAY, July as

HON. j, n, CAMDEN,
HON. SAMUEL WOODS,
HON. JOHN BLAIR HOGE,
And others will address the meeting
HON. JOHN BLAIR H0GE, oil
PcrkclCy, will address tho people Of
JANE LEW on FRIDAY, JULY
TWENTY.SlXTH.
He will also address the people Of
HARRISBURG on SATURDAY,
JULY TWENTY. SEVENTH.
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DAAAl0N Y. H., July 10.
W. thc Editor IF Tic Democrat:
Pursuant to call, tho Democratic
and Conservative County Convention
assembled at tue Court House on Sat.
urday, JUN IS, to nominate a Dele.
gate to the Legislature, and candidates
for the various county officers.
Hon. ". D. ROliJson was chosen
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WHITE WIRE CLOTHES LINES

shal travel through tho county during
the coming few weeks Offering for sale The G, |.
ebrated WHITE wlRH C0lTnEs LINES
The hest article Of the kind ever Offered In this
section Of country. ! refer to Dr. r. u.
camden Er lsalsion, u. J. McCandllsh, W.
Ia Dagnnlngton. Edgar Smith, LeyiP. FISH.
er, Howard Neely, !. p. Parker, y. N
Chalfant, J, W. Woflhdin, and many oil.
eFs. J0HN ". STANLEY.
'O@N.
Weston, May 1i-4l
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HOME INSURANCE (
Or
Columbus, Ohio,
CASH CAPITAL. 100000 90
CASH ASSETS 6Ss,4i7 81

The gradual iulreAsc Of strength Of the
homs nakes iu Policies better at EEpirA,iOp
than when Grsl Issued. This gradual In
crease is guaranteed By is plan Of business;
none but First-ClAsS Risks are written at
paying yates.
sured and killed ~ Lightning, without rel.
erenee to the place where killed. u Papa
damage by LightaiHgto Baiiding1, Nhsihss
burRrd or not.
Fnrmers end the Company to he ja'i The
one they want.
Merchants get the best Of Security in ia
Policies.
EorE.-ThIJ company has fulfilled oil The
requirements Of the Insurance Law o. MA
State.
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hold their Offices for the term Of four
years, US Justices now do.
The annual cost Of the County Court
will be much less than tina. Of the Su.
psryisors aud their clerk. Take the
two following examples, viz; Barbour
county, with seven Supervisors, who
sat 1877 days from January LIST, 1864,
to January LIST, 1872, apcriOd Of
eight years, expended as follows: For
pay and mileage Of Supervisors,
81, 332 IS; for clerk hire for the
same time, 81 1893 70; total for 1877
days, SO. 926 So, which vas an aver.
age yearly expense Of $3.50 50; and
a daily expense Of S2S Go, and an
average daily expense for clerk hire Of
Sll So. Upshur county, having only
six Supervisors, during the same peri
cd, expended for payment and mile
age S3,Gl5 6S, and for clerk hire
81 sos 90, making a total OIL
IS, 100 GS, or an average yearly cost
Of SG4O OS. The average cost Of the
County Courts in said counties will be
as follows: ln Barbour county, -four
terms Of six days each, at $40 pei
day, S2i0 two terms one day cacn
| IA Justices and President Of said
Court, S92, being total expense fol
one year ofS332, and an annual So
wing Of Sl5S 50. In Upslur county
four terms of six days epCb, $2iO
two terms Of one day each, with /.
Justices aud President Of Court, at Q
further cost of $50; hcing a total o.
$500 for one year, and an annual sa
wing of $3.50 OS. Taking these tive
counties together, they show an annu'
al average saving in each county OIL
$3.50 IS. Assuming this sum as 4
fair average of all the counties Of the
State, the whole annual saving from
this source will DO Sl2,99O 30. A
similar examination und comparison
will show similar result in every
county in the State.
The present annual cos! Of the OK
listing Judiciary is as follows:
Salaries Of thirteen Circuit Judges
at Sis, 900 each, S23,40O OC
Salaries of three Judges Of Court
OF appeals, 81, $50 each COOO OF
Mileage tsayl SlOO each, 1000 OF
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Total cost Of continuance for
one tenn, Sls,G3O 90
Anl for THREr terms, or one year,
itwillbc SOS, $3.50 w
This enormous loss, thus caused BY
tho incIicicncy Of the present Circuit
Court, Is far Jcloc tho actual loss, as
will be apparent to every lawyer and
litigant All this will be avoided aud
ated, by the creation Of the.
, 1872-11-06

less, Germany average, Italy bad, and United
States abundant. ga writer in the 'Indepen-
dance Beige Classics this years harvest as
follows England, below the average Ger
many, tolerable; Austria, Russia, Scotland
land the Danubian Principalities, middling
Belgium and Turkey, average; Spain, very
good United States, somewhat above the
average France, exceedingly good Ireland,
"middling good Italy, above the average
Switzerland, good,"-Nev York Times, 1871
Oct.
The President of the Royal Agricultural So
oietyin London has offered &I00 for the best
Essay on the potatoe disease, and its remedy
1t has been very severe this season.
A new silver dollar is being coined in Califor-
MIA, worth 6 .. c. more than the Old one.
In consequence of the scarcity of Goals in Eng
laud, orders have been seht from Liverpool for
shipments Of Cumberland MARY land) coal to
the East Indies, Egypt, Rio Janeiro, and tue
West Indies. This coal was not liked in Haya-
ma on trial.
ST. THOMAS STATION, NOVEMBER 2ND.
Count Andrasy of Austria in his Speech to a
deputatiOn said that the policy of the govern
ment is peace with all foreign Nations, as well
as progress and improvement but at the same
time a suitable organisation to become danger
Gus as au enemy, although no formal agree
ments were made between the three powers the
views exchanged Showed Gu harmonious desire
for the maintenance of peace.
A French Communist in Brussels delivered
himself to the Belgium Authorities confessirg
shat he Was an accomplice of Troppman in ASA
sinating a whole family near Paris lie did not
appear 10 be insane.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
goth Oct.
New York.-Meal SD to So. Flour Ssh, a
81. Pork Sl58 Crystal Sugar lo3c. oter-
ling $84. Gold 1923.
London.-Sugars, Crystals 31s. Muscovado
rs. Clayed Havana, No. u, oAoat 28s. De-
nerara Rum Is. 10d. Trinidod Cocoa els.
Rentes So. ConsoIs 81.