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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-07-04

or all the idiots there are none so great
as those who, in casting their votes. vote
for names and not things. Thus there
arc good many Republicans who will
vote for General Grant because they sup.
pose he is the Republican oandidate.-
Now. a large reward has been publicly Of.
fered to any one who will show that the
Grant party Of to day cherishes single
principle that was held BY the Republican
party when it was organized. Those who
vote for Grant simply vote for On empty
name instead Of substantial things.
Every ex.rcgistrar 10 the State will vote
for Jacob, aud against the new Copstitu'
ton Jacob never troubled them. any,
while the new Constitution is a standing
reproach upon their official character.
Under the Jucobin system Of political
arithmetic, fifteen hundred fairly chosen
delegates Of the Democratic party could
not make a fair Democratic animation,
but four or Eve Radical swash buckers,
and one sore headed renegade were compe.
tent to manufacture straightout Repub.
lican nomination Of the very best quality.
Jacob and his friends complain that all
the Democratic papers have been brought
up by Camden. Nobody will ever &C.
cuse Jacob Of any such thing, unless bis
idea Of the value Of newspaper be more
accurate than bis estimate Of the worth OF
q mechanic.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-07-04

H00. ". W. ETlce, Uuo VI tuc steIIuk
Democrats Of Marshall county. feels bim {.
self slsudered BY the accusation that he
follows the Jacob bolt, aud publishes q
card repudiasipg tho whole concern.
The Syracuse Standard. Of which Gen.
II. A. Barnum is editor, which has await.
ed the action Of the Philadelphia Couveu.
ton, now comes out With a sharp editorial
refusing to support the ticket, 1t says:
"Ifat any time We have iutiuated that,
under any circumstances, We would sup.
port General Graut for President, it has
been upon the impression that some Of bis
dereliclious we're susceptible Of ezplaua'
ton, aud that be would be placed upon
platform generous 10 its inspiration and
broad in its scope. Now that bis most gil.
ted al d ardent champions are obliged to
confess the indictment against him sustain.
ed. and the platform upon which he stands
fails to come up to the liberal standard Of
peace and good will. we would be without
excuse if We sustained him 1t needs but
fv words to declare our opposition To The re-
election Of President Grant under the un.
happy auspices Of the Philadelphia Con-
vention. Deeply rcgret.iug the necessity
which is upon US, we repudiate the action
o. the Convention and decline to support
its nominees"
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RI. men who deny that Jacob was .

The men Wuu ucuJ 'uss
candidate for denomination up to the hour
Of the assembling Of the Petersburg Con-
yeu.ou, are very brazeu, cool, and reck'
le.s fasiders offac.s He was candidate
and only Withdrew when he thought De
discovered that bis chances were second
best. Neither be nor any other man can
say positively and knowingly tia. be would
no, have been re.pominsted, bad DO not
been scared Of the track.
According .o.he New York Ezp'e" the
du.y on tea and coffee is not removed "
these commodieis come to the United
States through the suez canal, via EOg.
land or France. They are only free"
when coming over the Pacific railroads
through San Francisco. or under the
American Gag around The Cape OF Good
Hope, where the American flag no"
scarcely floats.
The following item has been dedicated
10 Governor Jacob BY its distinguished au'
thor:
To mistake personal obstinacy for polit.
ical independence is like confouudiog wis
dom With wind on the stomach. It puts
one up nightly, but after all it is ouly
Inflated emptiness.
The Radicals seem disposed to make the
present campaign upon the strength Of
what they are pleased to term Governor
Jacobs honesty. We submit, however.
that the act BY which the Governor has
commended himself to these men and made
himself their candidate, deprives him Of
some reputation for honesty he might have
otherwise enjoyed. As general rule the
man who shows himself devoid OF honor
and gratitude has scarcely enough honesty
to stand careful investigation.
The late Republican success 10 Oregon
where there seemed prospect OF gaining
at least small Democratic victory, was
effected by direct and shameless frauds up.
on the Legitimate popular franchise. No
less than two thousand laborers, it is estl'
mated, were imported os,eDsibly to work
upon railroads now building, butt in reality
10 save the State for Grant; while ulenaces
we're openly made where intimidation Was
thought most effective, and money freeley
used where bribery was deemed the better
instrument, prevent deiections 10 the work.
ing classes.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-07-04

For Congress-3d District,
FRANK HEREFORD, Of Monroe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-08
G.ue u1ue @iae fur &umner.
Dem Senator Gunner tpurpe pl9en
pee Sdreiben uterret9t:

Dem Senator Gunner tpurpe Pl9euz
pes 54reiben iterretat: .
ausun a, @s., 81. 9aG 1872.
8enber 9err!
SMBrtef p,l6er beuteN crRen in ter
6Fent,hen Bldttsr tridiet, miro Yon Sd:
rem irub:rn pp!,tii&en Gre' noen in Neu.
Gnelanr tief %empiunrtn anp bepauerI
pereen.
Sbre Moht, eem Gen. @rant ~ l4a.
Gen. ruroe fbon cur6 Ste merfmarotgt
Rsre i'm @enat erid6pi1; Sbre Ma@1
aber> fi& lelba ~ l&aoen batten Sie
nod Ei9t %pouitdnpts ousrabt, bis Ste
ZEN Bunp NIT ZEN 1lpliten Se3elNo:
nitten bsbufs her 3srfBruns Der rez
putl'fanti@su purtei pfufunp{9 mad
ten.
Sd perfpl9te tarslt& nit Sntere0e ben
Don Sbnen in Sbrem ptften8 anbe lelbfi
aeaebenen Qenauen 8ertbt bariber> rpte
sic In 1856 i'm Senat9immer fir Ser
tbeirtsun9 Ter &e&te ce Nsser nteeer9e:
idlaoen wurren. Nao Sbrer eteenen
Ansote purre bfele Mtade pom her BE-
motrattl&en Yartet TN Sapen uno tbeilz
retie au@ i'm Noreen gut 9sbeiben. 81.
1oeubs pom @eereta biQtete pteielbe cf>
fen tn, Senote unp pier @onate ipdtt,
i&rtsb Seferlon Darts etnen 8rtef mad
Sae Carolina, .pcrtn Ct 8,oots bafl'
lotte, ba6 Is ttm beinabe 9eluneea fet
Sbne1 tas 2ebet 3u nstmen. eSeoe1
@an'1 IN Slben, Der dber btelen Dlorp:
perlu@ l.helte nabm ipdt.r an Der rebel
ttl&en 8er,tw6rur8 aur Grmoroune ",
Station Sbetl> Stetr> bsr BON. tbnen
nod lebt tt 1tute 9br Mitarbetter
UNI Greeley sr prafpenf&aft 3u per
belfen.
Sn br @tf@&te Der omeritanii9er
polit:t If nod rn$ts 70 Iunerb6nes DOT.
eefommen. ols bk @fnoG.nl@aft Dot
Robert 2oombe, 9f Daeis unp Gbar.
LEG Gunner In tep een,ein(&ofdi&er
@efu@t bic repubk1anil4e partet be,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-08

@ewalt 3u benebu,en urb ur(tre Meate,
ruus ter prattii@su @ontroae' SSener III
Iberltefern, tuel&e eislelbe nod per &ur<
zen, ~ Jerft6ren iu@ten.
Sc niietSie ni@ts, binter Ger rspublt,
fanti&en @erBaneenbeit6era @resley's
S&uB iu&en. Mneenommen, 6praee
@reeley wlroe in letnen republitanii&en
prin3ipien fef tleiben mas i@ aber
nt&t elauben fann - 10 plrre ct r,a@t<
los 8esen ben @on9ree fem, Der tua Sale
ietner Grmdblun9 3ur @emalt 9eloneen
wlrpe. @us tSnnte 6oraee @retl.y
mebr bun UNI cine rtpublitanii4s Yoli<
tit sesendter etuem pemotratii9en @cnz
9reB pur&3ufeBen, ais Mnpren Sebnicn
tbun fonntt, um cine bemofratii9e 9olt<
tit einen' republitantl@sn@ onsre0t 9e9enz
lber rur&suleBen?
ueberrteS bat 9orace Greeley turh
ietn Nunabmei9reiben teretts prafttl9
partei ssaen Die repu%blitauii4e Doctrine
er9rifen unp Zen &ut!uren iceor pur9
@teonbuluns tbrer Ybraien lefals
@elbf : &esieruns. feline @entralfz
iation. feline Beauff&tieuns ter
tuneren Yolitit Der @taate,, ,e. oe~
lamei&elt. Dit Meinuns eteler Lola
len Selbfreeteruns" TT ober. rob rer
Gonerce, 10 1ebr aud bic farbieen Blrz
ser i'm Supen miebanpelt uno 9erridt
werpen m69en, ,i19 nt9t etnmiiaen, lie
pielmebr Der @nape psr NIT Der 9ofalrez
9teruns betrauten peiben Nebelen prei6>
eeben iou.
sic f6nnen nod niat perse7en baben,
wie oft @ie mdbrsuo Der leBten @iBuns
rea GonsreNe9 NIT mir iber ne Don
9bnen por9ti9laStne Gipilre@tsz Biu
ipra@en, peren annabme leot9li@ rur@
bic Demofratsn perbinrert ,purce, uro
bod 9ebea Sie SIRE Gimme une SIREN
Ginaub jebt CUR Disoerwdblun9 jener
oemofrattl@en Mitslieoer Der. Ml6en
sic, 81. Gunner, ais flueer Mann
ni@t sueeben> ra6, lobalo biele Mdnner
I'm &oneree witper CUR Ma@t aelansen>
Die Re@te Der 8urbisen obiolut eeopfert
merpn? @enn 6te paber BEN Tarbi>
gen la9en. cab ibre &e6te In pen6dnpen
Der Dcmotfaten fiber ietsn, 10 tdul9en
sic pieielben uno flbren fe TIRE.
SoQe 9err @reeIty ermdblt ;npsrbeu,
10 wurbe It ent>perer. gang opsr tbetlweilt
in oemoftatil6em Sinne banoeln nnoSie
pu1oen entweoer 9eStpunBen fetn, NIT BEN
Stom gu i&wimmen oper reuis uruSu>
febre1, tpenr IS ~ lpdt pare> oa6 uebel
w:>u 3ut ~ MAIDEN.
Wsl4e politif Sie> Ser Gunner,
finftig 9eSen Die Tarbteen bel olsen mex
Den, fann, na@pem @te pie &eeitrun8
ben Teinben nerlelben in Die 6dnpe
eelpielt baben, BON nt9t piel Bepeutune
ietn.
Die Tarbieen rieiea 2ances iinb al6
cine &la1e ni@t iebr aufaetldrt> baten
aber etnen wunoerbarsn Snfintt, uno
wenn iie SIREN 8rief lelen> rptrcen fe
wi1en, ra6 lie pom Sbnen In eintr 9ro>
zen &rtfs ibremS 1idial iberlal3 en- nor
Den inr> &c &c
Mit grocer Ndtuns
SIR er9ebener Diener
Sames g. Blaine.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-08

- Sn Buffalo, q. .. lpieIten an ei>
mem Der leBten Abenpe meb:ert fleins
&nuben> raruuter ees sebnjdbrist 5are
Natbmann, Sobn stnes teutl@en Sup
ferl9mtscs uno paul 2auer, @obn zines
reutiben paftor5, auf Der. StraBe. Gt<
ner madte BEN @oridlu9, cine lesre Gla>
lhe, rk er sefunoen bate als 3ielldeibe
auf3pfteQen uno nit Stetnen oano0 3u
meren @eia8t 8etban. Cine 3eit
lang gina bas @piel unse&6rt ooran, biz
|64as &atbmann csn slidIiasn Durf
that unp bic Glaide 3erl&mettsrte. Do
rob frartmmte paul 2auer, lprans auf
pie @@erten 3u> ersrtf etue o,rltlbtn unp
|fdleuoerte fe se9en 6ans Ratbmann.
Greili@ uoQte er eepib nt9t eas i&red:
lt@e 9siultat oiefe6 @urfe6. Die S9er>
be traf cen flefnen 6ane ans Bein olei9
unterbalb oes &nies, cran9 pur@ bic
&letoer unb burldnttt ibm cine 6aupt>
&rterie. Mu9enblidlf9 rann bae Blut
in Str5uaen pom hem araen Spfer, pa6
na@ 6aus 3ur Wutter ellen rpollts, bod
unterweBs be,eits ;uiammcnlant; Die
einjteen @erte, eie Is nod iprettn tonu<
It, waren Qauer, 9ausr: 8efnnunasIos
murre na6 &tne BON einem Na9bar 1eiz
ner Mutter betm9ebrodt. @obl rpurper
ole Dofloren Stord unp &romtetn m5az
li&ft l&neu b%erteteebolt aQetn umlonR
na~ wenisen Winuten mar pas Slim
etne 2ei9e.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-08

i&eu@ene, nun lollen @ie MIR nod
einen Disnf ertpeiien !" =. :
Die ondtise Gomteie beftblen Z
u@ie }olle1 nit mir gum Cirque inns
perial fabrt,1 uup nd bort fit mid
mad Der @ore0e elmer Greuuptu. ertunct>
gen."
Der Mlte 16oute fe 0rpB' unt befrem>
perp an. ,,Giner Greunptn 2" rteberz
bplte ct 9eoebnt, tenn ,na6 funnten Is fl,
Greunpinnen ietn, na@ wel@en f@ ieins
9ndbi9e Gomte@1e i'm Cirrus 81 Ct
tunp}9en Bate.
Gurtlesuns fulst.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-08
Der Gabel.


fer Sdiepssertdt umetett feline SiBun>
gen nit elmer 70 unpur&prineli6en Bar
rttaoe 9e9en Die Neueter bes publtfums,
oaB ablolut nt@ts iiber feline Belalub>
nabune bi%nauSprtnst. Defto u,ebr Spiel>
raur, ntmmt f9 ca6 @erI@ t, uno Elm
lol6es melpet> ea6 (dmu1tlide 9auptfra<
gen erleptst ieien unp man fi@ nur nod
NIT ben Details belddfttse. Cine ipdz
tere Na@ri@t laot pab bic britttlden
@ommi0dre cine @crla9e 9:ma&t in nell
der bsbaupttt rirp. @nalanp babe In
8e3us auf Die &apsridife eemi0enbaf:
unp eetrtu mad Dem Bu&Raben leiner
@eieBe estanbelt. Dieieur wdren pts
amerttanii4en Gommt6dre NIT elmer
Dentl@rift b.seanet, in Der perlanst
miro, raj pie Graoe, nt&tob @nelano feline
~ioncsrn ob IS eas
@1lterre@t YerleBt bier in 8etra@t
TONNE.
Yaris, 1. Au9. - 6err STANLEY.
BIT Gntpeder 2tpin9ftone'6 tuuroe Dol
un fern @elanrten @alpburn nit etnem
8anquet beptrtbet, an rem buneert @d>
Re She'll nobmen. 6err @aibburne eat
in istner loafz&eot Elm &efe,ot rtr Reile
Stanlsy'soo Don ibrem Mcuaan9epunete big
~ t>m 3ulemmentrefen nit eioiueitone
uno lagte, bis1es u%ntsrnsbmen oebe ben,
bereit5 70 9ef:tsrtsn amer'fanii4en Naz
men teuen @lans. @tanlsY tetpnte in
lsiner Nnsport, pab ALE aus oieier Grpe<
bition Fisbenee Gbre @orcon Bennett,
Dem p.rforbenen 9eruueseber oes Sc
ralp" ,ufommr> unp unterbtslt Die @eleuz
Itaft NIT elmer GrSdhluno ittner &siit>
absrteuer. @tanl<y uilt beuts mad
2onepn ab.
Mabrip, /. @us.-Die @e9ieruns
Miro ron zen @ortes slet@ na@ ibrem
3ulammsnt,t1t cine Anleibe pom 60 Milz
l,pnen Dollars perlan9en.
2onbon 1. Mug. - Dn 2ebrer>
@onsreb bat BE Organization elmer all
semeinsn 2ebrer M0oetation bei@lp1en,
Dielelbe ptrr Die @enfer III octattonaum
%porfbeneen 0erein baben. - 8m.
Brap 0 B, Elm omerifanilder 81 aler
1T ron her &1nioin unp cem Mar4uts
Don 9orne nit Der Nuafubrun9 mehere.
Bilcsr beauft:a8t.
Mertfp.
Matamoree, /. Nug.-D Die Sri
litdrteb1rcen p%rctlamt1en cine aa9emetne
Mmne1te fir politiihe 8er9eben. De'
@cnersb bat fur Ytrldieeene Gbeile p''
&;publit Wablen an9eoronet.
- Die @ierer 9nruRrie>I us1elunq
fur ale Matipnen beatnnt am l.. Ma1
1872 unr lhliebt IN, 81. Sctober ess
ndmli9en Sabrs.
Iranffurt q. >. 20. Sul. -
Mle Elm Omnibus nit paNasitrcn &C.
iuut, uber co6 Babnele'le BET &uf,t1
%binfabreu mpute, marp Ct BON benz ber,
~ntommencsn Yeitiuse lbetabrtn. A&'
pa0aotere wurctn auf fem Sled setoptet
unr &eincr blieb unoerruncet.
BrullsL 20. Suit. - Die Snotz
penranee Beige nil wi0sn, cae fir ptt
ourh he 8aper19ife Glurica n alabas
ma anseri6teteu S&dren 3%uert.nnten
Grinb(ummtn ;ulamnasn 100000
pfuno Sttrlins betr19en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-08
@t1enbQbn 8Qbrpldne.
1. Dipi iion ct. Yaul u. YaetFc 81. 81.
Hdubf Qfn;p
Behti6 aebenh.
ct. paul uub Qit9felb 81. &.

=.
@efaib seben6.
0erlahea
81. 9aul........3:45 86&m.
st. Mutbrnp:....4:20 Hadm.
Minneappits.....4:32 Ra&m.
&pustiei an In
sos Na4m
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">'eN' ''h'u''NvN" WV tuc -dtIlO WV
BET Sbnen Bitten g. GS fam jfutc
Nbeno ~ feline, Mutter binaus eilct UNI
tbr Seideio iaatn, oamtt bic Mrnr ri9t
in Beiorsnib it," 81
~MQeroin9s ; aber i'd muBte 1u6. Sinh
in ben punflen 8erl9la9 bier bnter met
ner 2cse einquartiren -"
So miro e6 INNER better oufaebp<
ten iein> ais auf Der Stra6e! @llo obz
9ema9tr
Qu3te ;o9 bas frierenbe &ino berein>
iebte es in bic Gde unb nabm auf nem
etn5{9en Stuble plaB, tpelden pie en9e
2p9e bot.
~Nber endbise @omtele, &psnu @ie
Seuant Bier @dbe"
"@arum ni9t, 9eublineer? @te
wt6en bod, pte germ. i'd Mi Sbnen
bin! Wenn man 70 Serla0en 1T, pie
i'd, Nbte i1e NIT uelan&olit@er @timms
btn3u.
~Dte snabise @pmtefe baben u .
feline Ma&ri&t BON benz 9errn @ra:
tn2~
~sfein, 9%eublinser metn@ ater f@ein
mid per9ei1en ju wpllen unb t@ u,u|
mid f@on an ben @ebanten setpSbneu
opu inn SerRoben ~ fem, obelei9 i'd mi
feiner S@ule bepubt bin"
Der Mlte wplte etwas 8;tter,S Eaaeu
, aber per sepobnte &eipett Dor leinem fiji
beren Germ f@lo6 ibu, ben Mune.
vrlrb nun, lteber 6eublineer", fub
l9u3te fort tbre triben @epanter per
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-08

ecutou, 5anburs Wntnerpen, &otterbars. 6apre, am-
Rerbam 9arltnsen ore 9rDnineen.
0s1btnbura. Walmp. Qbrittana. 0brftianf unb, Scr
gen Starans,r reer 9 openbae 60 Q
Wannbetm poes ST 0
4 = ufr A,ns ~ n
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-08
ct. Daul MQrftberi@t.

@elbberi&t ps@snti@ s~sliei:rt bon benz teut-
i9en 8ant unb @e&iel'V el@:ft ron Daw(on u.
60. 81. paul.
8ertaufsprets.
Meaiel auf Rtuyert. pbIab<tpta, V~ilwaut.e,
abtta9o, ct. tSuts. e "........"".. h Yroee1t
GurppGiime HsedbieI.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-24
THE NEW YORK VEGETABLE ANL
FRUIT MARKETS.
The Daily Bulletin, OF Thursday, Augu

The Daily Bulletin, of Thursday, August
%, says:
Potatoes are scarce at the moment and held
decidedly higher. The Jersey crop has Turned
out failure, and Long Islands are about done
with. while State and Western have not begun
10 arrive In any quantity. The higher prices;
however, It is thought will not us sustained
tor any period OF time. Vegetables continue
Sweets In fair supply and about steady. we
quote as follows: Reds So 50d4 and whites S4a
S. 90. Our quotations for pOLaLoes are in bulk.
In shipping order Soc. per barrel must be add
I'd. We quote Long IslanG Early Rose ut s2l2
so do. jersey, 81 75s2 so and early Good
rich and jackson whites at 81 25Al SO. We
quote vegetables Green corn 25ca5Oc. per
100; red onions, per bbl., S2A2 50; do. Con-
Decticut. s2a2 so per 100 strings: cucnmbers,
Long Island, rs ,40c per 100; sq0ash, marrow
fat, per bbl., rs 'asl; new tirntps, Slal 90 per
bol.; capoages $8all per 100; berta, jersey
81 so; tomatoes, Long Island, l5a3Oc per oask-
III; egg plant 81 30 per dozen Lima Deaus
81 SO per bag.
Peaches are fairly active at good prices,
the general qualities Of The receipts being
choice. Apples and pears continue slow.
Melons arriving freely and sell fairly at quo.
tatlons. Other fruits quiet and without new
feature of Importance. We quote as follows:
New apples 25casl so per bbl. Water
melous sl2a25 per 100 ior Carolina, and
s4l2O per 100 Virginia, Delaware ami Jersey.
Nulmpg melons $2,3 per bbl. Pears, common
s2a2 SC; do. Bell So; do. Barlletts. per crate
S2d4. Peaches-Dtlaware 75casl 76 per
crate; 50asI rs for baskets, and Jersey 2Oa60c
per basket. Plups ssas so per bbl for all
kinds.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.

FAIRBANKS SCALES -Messrs. E. and I. Fair
banks & Co. turn out this year upwards OF
fifty thousand Scales. Now scale will last
tor generation. Some OF the Fairbanks
make are known to have been In use thirty
eight years, and are reliable yet. Where, then,
do the scales all go? Well, the truth is, that
or the Fairbanks Scales the whole world has
become the market. These scales 20 to every
grand division Of the globe, and TO the Islands
ofevery ocean. AS fast as they become known
they displace everything else. Every railroad
built, every steamer or sail craft set In mo-
ton, every mine opened. every manu(actory
started, every store or shop equipped, wants
a scale for some purpose or other, and per-
haps dozen. Every farmer likewise Is be-
ginning TO realize chat for him longer 10 sell
or buy by guess, as the Tartar sells his sheep,
is folly; that for hundred uses he wants o
plattorm-scale. SO, too, every housekceper Is
coming to appreciate the vast convenience
and economy OF handy flmily scale 10 meas
ure what's bought and sold, what is used for
doing cooking, or other use. Uutl the Fair
banks Scales Was produced In It's several mod.
idcations, there was nothing really perfectly
adapted to all these needs. The Fairbanks
meets and supplies them all. Hence every
body Is buying, or is going to buy, one Of
them. and the demand is something wonder
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-24

.,on after formed Baptist Mission, under
the care and advice OF said ch'lrcn. navi,S
no missionary, they earnestly reqnesteu lao W
act AS mi sionary pro tenn: or as d supea,u
tendent OF said mission. WIN lhe ausiTe n'i anI
nromis.d aid of DR.. Wiukler, yourself anu
ptosr members OF the Citadel Square Baptlst
Chmrch. consented to act, and having oeen u
In charge sluce December OF the past year, IL
heco,nes nv duty {I am lold so) 10 r1neet
short and simple report OF the "ofA VI LILO
mission. .,. snr,np
We hired suitable room above Spite
street, on Rutledge avenue, at reua VI i,nN EA
dolur, npr month. This room has opeh iul-
moved and furnished with chairs, ophctes
d,sX. bookcase, gas lights, &C.. For lhese iui,
nroy.ments aud expenditures we are lnueoteu
In line lIbpraIity OF the Missionary SIcirty o.
The Citadel Sunare Baptist Church, oi Mh.on
Won are nresarnt. III this room rellglous eA-
ercisss have been regularly condueseu s,o,h oi,
Wednesday and Sabbath evening". a SaVS ~
school has been formed, and ls nela on '''o-
bath aft moons. +, ,h.so relioions
ererc,sps and in the Sabbath s:nooi Is ap-
n,r.ntIv increasing. We often enjoy tue
nrasence of eur Lard and Master, and throuSn
Him by one spirit We have access W ouI
Father in heaven, from whom cometn Dill oui
eXpecalions. ,,,,,or.o+od 4,
For the encouragement Of all Interested 10
this mission, leC ne aui oeiole e'os6 Los
report: four Christian ladies, worthy memCels
of the BaplisI. Methodist, aad PRESBYTERIAN!
Churches nave recently commenced Two iree
sewing schools TO Instruct h1e Ia ,g5es ges OWN S
dresses, and these garments are given 10 Tue
most mccoy among them, geneIaly nelhoeis
of different sabbath schools. These seleo's
are established in the northeastern aud me
northwestern parts of our city; their meetings 3
ur. held on Saturday afternoons; are opened
with singing and prayer. At their reqles.,
IT. quenlly meet with he one helo ia ou. m"J
wiJI bl.ss the labors OF these plcus women,
and soon awaken In all our churches deeper
interest in The welfare and improvement ot u
,h, noor. settled in The nor. .hern borders Oh
nnr beloved old City OF Charleston.
n rbrIst A. C. SMITH, Agent.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-24
LOCAL LICONICS.

The hour at which the steamship Falcon
sails for Baltimore is ten o'clock tonight.
Savannah, after much argument on me
part of the local press has subscribed $4,000
10 build cotton factory. Mr.. Thomas Ark
wright Is the moving spirit.
"A game of ball will be played this after
noon on the Citadel Green by the first nine OF
the GRAY Stocking and Carolina Base Ball
Clubs. Game TO be called at two o'clock.
The new store on the "Hernitage" site In
King street Is soon to be occupied by Mr..
Lafar, a former clerk ofthe late ]. E. Spear,
az iewelry and sllverwsre establishment.
The U. e. Band had another excursion to
Sullvan's Island yesterday afternoon. They
returned on the seven o'clock boat, and re-
pared to the Battery, where they played
many delightful pieces, much to the satisfac-
tion of the promenaders and the residents OF
the neighborhood.
Samuel Evans one of the inmates of the
Lunalic Asylum, at Columbia, that have been
recently discharged in consequence OF the
lack of funds Tor their maintenance, arrived
in this city Thursday afternoon by the South
Carolina Railroad. The conductor turned him
over TO policeman, and he was taken before
the Mayor yesterday morning. He was dis
charged.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-24
Havana Markets.

HAVANA, August Is.
Supar-The market Is dull with small bust
ness; mercha It's re use TO purchase, owing 70 The
high demands Of holders; holders are unwilling
to make concsssionsi prices optned nrm. but fel
at { clo.e. The Havana Weekly Report quotes
No. 10 to IL Dutcn STANDARD at 1Uhall reals, and
Nus l6 to 20 at IL 14sl3h reals; the Board OF Bro.
Se quote No II Dutch standard at 10K reals
The stock OF Sugar IN The warehouses at Havana
and Matanzas III $40 600 boxes and 800 hhds; the
receipts during the past week ut Havana and Ma.
tabZas were 5000 boxes aud l76 bids; The ex.
pUrls from Havana and Matanzas during the week
were 2l0SG cu1es and 270O hhhs, including II, 500
boxes aud 1900 hhds TO the I'm ted States. 20
las. es Sugar nominal Mulasses weak. kusco-
vado Surar-Falr to goCd refining nominal; gro
Gerry a. AIDES Hall u reals.
Lumber trm; wniie pine $40a42 per NJ: pitch
pine s4la42. Sn0oks dull at 4s4X reals; hogshead
nominal. Empty hogshtads nominal at 81 7tas
Naval stores steady. Hoops quiet and weak.
FIeIghrs quiet; to Northern and southern ports in
the United states, per box II sugar 81 :6al 80;
per hhh of mol uses 81 5oa6; per Dbl OF molssses
81 25a3 25; 10 falmouth ana orders. 35sa37s 90:
Shippers refuse TO charter, owing TO the unsettled
at, to o: the market. ExShange-On United States,
90 daya, sight, In currency, 3Ka4 per cent preml,
um; short sight 5ha6x per CT premium; 80 days
sight. m gold. lSHa19 per cent premium; On Lon.
don 32hs.3 per cent premium; Spanish bank moi es
II per cent discount.