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6Guier 81 %berfaufen.

I'M 6aiier 81 berfaufen.
Id Sas sans CTR. 1913, SaltimoreitroSe, febr
BiIfg, ba Der gieeutbimer Die Stabt %oerIaiien mill;
Stets an 0ano 4 = $40 Hldte in alien Stabttbeilen
unb Stra ZEN, nit ODER obne 8auosrein, gu Yreiien
Don s6OObis $4,000, ionie aud peri9ienene sanb=
iteGen.
Gin Suus an Der @iftraBe, ioDie aieei 9duier on
DtaolionftraBe.
q. 5prit,
Sri. 1902, Cough, apii6sn y onofraSeu nb
(Wt9i1S. 6 Dte) BroGOrpGb.
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~ 9epDitUren erbuIten 5 grUsent8tnisn.
Eglnn 6 IGA
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0Gniisrs9 enorfrnrnf-

siesifrirsSiireou Rr. "a, W~UrtbRrafe,
Baltimore, ben 1. Sttober 1872.
SefauntmddDung.
WoIfr=@ oniumeAten iino %erinnert, buE cue rilts
%tdnotgeH SGher=GthnuHgen an ODER ur Dem %.
Ottober 1872 berihti9t rperoeH miiien, luiorissnfoas
Ha1 oer! 20. Sttober els Baiier obne Deitere YtotiS
o~6aet1loiien mue. 81. 4. &baLretts,
(23jA0) gDaiiSrz Reaiitrator.
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n Cine idlone Marfl=0au6fcQe

z1u UtlEWUVSU*
Gin @rocerie=, 2iauors unb Rropifiou : 9aben nit
ntuns. yiahtufraseu in Der Gspee. ,. 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-05

son = xd,rn nit S6tsarten unS uussepdblten
sridteu, ausae,ei6netsm Nubnbalie, S6euae uno
meine ieet iebr eaieble lit. gu %oertauien
surs 8. as. GDpfe, Wr. y, "sarp SHllSinss."
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Surd 9. s.. SOBER s. SDbne.
Ss Sermalters> Serfauf

nertbopucm 6runceisentbuul ar Sorreas,
smii6en Der @ag< uno9oiparaBe, Dem Selair.
Mfarfte gegeniiber.
SIN fSoIee eines Sefretes bes areisserihtes Der
Staet Baltimore miro Der unterSeihnete Seripalter
ari offentti6er Auftion am Vlase bierln benannt,
USumtag, Den 81. Sttober, Ia9mltta9s 4ubr, pers
fauien:
ZEN aansen G%runbpIas NIT @ebGulid,feiten
an Der 6orreititra6e, benz 5elair= Diartte eeeeniiber,
gcle9en, 20 ssuB brett uuo 70 SUB tiei bis on cine 5
fSus brette Qlep qebeno.
Sie 9ebduoe (gI 10S, SorrsfiiraBe,) beiteben in
einenl 9roBen mo sutsebauten 3.itofisen 5~ie9eliteiz
nerEeH % 0 b nbau c unb Szitofi9em ooppeltenSin
tersebduoe, Jest ais Gin easerbiersS Gallon uno 4e.
itanration benuSt. Dteies gi9eRtbum befinbet fb
in betem 3uitaure. @runoRlietpe $240 pro Sabr. IS
lit paIietbG @isentbum ourh g. 8. 8osers unb Srau
an S. Vi. 8rod ourh 9ohtbriei bonn "a. 4u9uf187t
unb in Stber g.. IL. Jtr. 533, Sol. 119 II. |. IN. einse,
tragen, perpadtet.
Sic Serfauisbebirsnnse itnD: elm Dritttbeil baar,
Elm Sritttbeil in 6 Ufonaten uno elm Sritttbeil in IL
Monaten, bic @reoitz 3ablunsen iino pom 8erfauiss
taee on SinientrG9enb uno burd3 Sur 3ufrieSerbeit Dee
Serpalters inb iiirtc Woten bes 3Guters eef6ert.
q. Seattp 6raf. 8erlpalter,
SIR. s., st. BauIitr.
Gam. s. 0pner S Sobne, guft.
1893, G. 9 42,5,S,52)
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&erfeiaernMsen.
IN Sine tpertbbolle sanbitele ess;s

III VtNe merIgDoue S~aHDlteue s$$
EsNa pom .h-
222 Qdern 2anb ant Batapsco : Sled,
un9efobr D Nieilen BON Baltimore,
nit einem 5aob une 6iidDerei : nfer,
als SDau Sarbor betannt,
auf ffentltberAuftton.
Epnnerfias, Den 10. Sftober, Gahrnittd9s 4
rtbr, meroen 1tr i'm sr6ansezS erfauissimmsr per-
taulen:
eie nad, fehenb beid,riebene tpertbnoue 4anfs
seue an Der Tortb goint : stoGb, . Wtetlen pom Der
Stabt oeleeen, 222 Ider 2anb entbalteno, uno gut
nit Rri6ten, Gidsr, &atanien II. I. No. befuahter.
Die Ssbdulibtelten beiteben in einem autsl sBobu.
bauie, ydiesbauie unO ale notbisen Ne5en9es
6duoe IL. /. 10. Obises @isentbum perbinest fi9
nit Dem Bad Riper nuo 1T am bela9ten Slutie init
elnem .'Ducking Point,' Sienoen u. |. 10. %perieben
uno ben Sagoliebbaberu iuoblbefannt. Sas @i9enz
tbum lisst neben Der "Sapansle SFore" unO stans'
burp'6 slate.
8srtauisbebinsnnsen: elm 0ritttbeiI boar, Der &sa
in 6 mo ~ Uionaten nit 9inien, ober aaes boar,
nab Dem @rlneiieu bfs Sdufsrs. Soforttse Seits'
4uftionotor.
Rg- Sine anjabluns BON 500 mu5 bsi'm saufe
9emabt iperoen.
aSamuel s. @oner O. g0bne. antt..
n y - "a -N1a No. fASA IrnA * 1hpt
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bn pfrkmffu nns 30 pfrmiftbfu.
a Srbingtun.
T. Ncffe OelDaRlaae i'm @drFte

$4,000 iius idon ~anselest, uno fernsre aus
seosbnts Ssrbfferunsen eisien Sstbft senladt. Sib.
fGe 8 o tta nit alien mooeraen SequemIidfeiz
ten, on elmer niuenirten 20 SuB breiten guenue NIT
ansemeienen Pidsen, meroeu itr cine lilnitirte 3eit
fin meniaer. OILS aotpreis arscboten. @isentbnm in
Der Staot, Srunbnaietbsn. SppOtbefen unb anoere
eiterbeiten peroeu inn 9auide a~nsenommen. 9eere
BIdse gu padten, nit Notwithstanding eeinsungen fnr
Srbauer BON euten Sduiern. Wan iuenDe ib on
g. Sruims Sittr,
Scr. 81, ct. Gaulirase,
(gug7,12R) cher ". @. Nptter. am Elote.
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8eiiae.
9tntbtcum 5obn Z. f24 greeumount Ao
2artin 9hos, 8 Contribution
W
gBeiiie.
Iaap Better. 242 81 Ironf
Wlc9dughlin Cornelius, "a 8 Wpnlment
Wleeban 5raucts 9. "a 9rsenmuunt 4p
gRiuer Senrp 6, 5rOnt
psff,..
%arstn Geo 3, IL SrOes
g9eiI5e.
D'Sonobae 5oiepb, lis 8 GoufitutIoH
@etiie.
Nroner Sobn. 8 9 Contribution
4rtce Gbas 6, 81 . MtuOiipu
poipea 5alHss, A Geffsrman's Court
gBeif3e.
gRoat gBm, 10 Wonument
&oi5 g8m S.. 70 . Dtnbiion
TOd 5umss y, 81 Q gtabiiOn
gBeif5s.
Sterauea Gbas, 60 Buren
Smith 5obn Sbos 229 5Orrst
Sbirlep W 8, Z73 6orret
Slee Sobn 8. 2S7 Sorreit
Simpton glerauoer. 1877 5orreit
Sbtplep YauI, 269 i5ront
Sbeebp Daniel. At Wtonument
Seott ebas, 208 6Orret
~ST"f SSN 80 olO OuihE'
enOWOsn Anoreto, 1871 u 6rOut
BOIf SObn %, GIaTt's III
gOuns 5 Courtney. 288 8Orrsa
gisrtsr grsein't.
@sii3e.
Gusn Biuium, BiIeOr
.
8eiije.
8uebner Sobn. 378 4isquitb
8alb 2sfpis, Yoint Sane
SosleD 9ames, gtprib @p
Build Daniel y, 5Orreit FIatt
@eifie.
CHAPMAN NIeranoer, 8reenrnount NJ
9biheiter 9 U, l44 Sariorb Ao
Cornelius Winfielo, l54 5arforo M
CHAPEL Sncob, 4oint Zane
Sbessreen 9bds, 939 &isauitb.
9arrp Reo 5 y. ct asues Qpipttal
Graft 9bas e, 8reenmount No Il Sbaie
9oonsp Sanes. Boint Sane II Nisquttb
GOdeD Sr Gbas 8. 495 Misquith
Conn ggm z, I44 GresnmOunt ao
@eiip.
9op gatrid, @BiItor
9tuen 9eremiab 3, 100 0resnmount go
Suoaa Gatber, 9reenmouut w
ggeiije.
Goerle Ybtulp y. l24 . Eager
G9erton Oscar 6, l78 Sarforo Io
GosrIe 9Oiepb, l24 . Eager
@siIse.
Garber @m ID, 4O4 oaTiOrO IO
wsif,s
Gibbons Tetsr, 20 Sorreii gIace
Stnrep Anorstu, SO GrbeI Ill
Srieltn eugene, 4S9 Gisquitb
8latp 5obn Senrp, 4S5 @isauitb
Sutbe!et AugHit, 5obn uno AIsquttb
msIhs
SadneD = WaIter, 1872 @reenmount IOe
SOeOiuott gbas. 1874 5arforo gos
SitheOt Daniel. 143 9rsemuunt NOe
Se0emau Senrp, l43 8reenmount Ioe
6au Sobn :, $50 Sarfore gpe
9artsr @bas q, 242 9artOro IOe
@eti3e
Sobns RutoIpb, 81 9reenmount 4pe
Sobns SbomGs y, 400 Sarforo &ue
Sad on SObn U. ID Gorrsit place
SiaSuff Subert 81, 6 fSorref BIace
&ni9bt gtelion y, 302 Sarforo 4pe
Seup Sag, 504 4isquitb
aioo RObert, goint Sane
&ennp 6runcis ), SeIpioere &se
0eti,e
2oder 80 o. Gbaie unO 6orret @lacs
&tntbteum Sarman u. 6S S.gaser
81
gBeii3e
Wle0aoe 0m u, 20 D.Gaaer
Wtcauau Sobu, s gBebiter Yaoru
Manntng Dm, % 5Urreft BIaee
Wttthsl Sames. jun, Is 6orreit Ylate
Woore Sugb. As Orbit
Wtaber Martin, AL Itsquitb
WOOre gBm *, As Orbit
Wtouop SobH, 9ilcor
We9ubbn s 6, Qisquitb
Wturuel 6 e.. 3S7 atsquitb
Wc8rup 5as, 9reempunt glos uno Sobu
WteGOrmid Samuel. Sariorp 4pe un0 Gbais
"
Wetiie
4arrisb Sas ", 26O 9reenmpunt 4Oe
X
@,iiIe
RO&fort 5Obn, 9arfOr0 gIos
9
0eiiie
st.r6cOmb Sobn ., 1856 G%rseumOuHt @ps
5Grbi9s
sprOafs asnrq' 1876 a9rt0rO
@eii,e
3Obiu 6rancis, 26S @arforb aOe
SaplOr gB 8 8. Gbule uue 5prrtit Ylats
SUner 5ames, 49l Iisquttb
gBetije
1ru'r senrq ., 25i aS9FfOrO %Os
gBelije
DaIter gBm 8, qoint Game
g8tIcUr Is y. 204 9reenmOunt &Oe
g8ernte Gbas. 349 Aisquitb
agauis San1ss ), 53I Misquitb
BiImsr @ioeDn =, o56 4isqulib
@tg}fs
9ounS 5obn 3, aiaqutt5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-05
Toner Bernard
Staat NnrgIanb,
SfddtS=S d1dt3dutSz Siircdu, >
WarnId Wm 3

AHH pOllSt 3. LII. 1917.
Ga6lebeRoe Summen fGuoeu en- 1. oes eegeHs
iudrtlden 0taults in zen usrihieheneu onsegebeneu
= Sldsen gum @Ieolt oes StaGtes, Hdms
- Sarmers'& Nlerd. Rat. sSantu y. Baltic. "$275,7 1917
~6armers RaIonalzRa ant BON annapolis" 24,4+4. 55
1&rIten Rational . 9ant pom Annapolts" 9 ,I5o.S9
~Earmers unb Werbauts- 9atlonalz8ant
BON Baltimore iir Die Spesial=@inIoz
flung Der fduieen StaatszS bIigationen $t66, 972.13
Spbn 80. GdpiS,
t239l Sbabmeiher RON MarplGRo.
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Ru nerfdufen.

csomnSorp : Mpenue, bietet ieine Shmiebe=, uno
QBoaner= Berfheae nebt @obnuns. ben Sorrat9 IN
beiosn Werftelen, Die &erfSeu8e, ionic ote lsrti9en
@usen, bas Diobiliar mo fie Sausssrnt9e Oienz
RAD, ben s. Oftober, RahmittaaS 2 n5r, 5urt. OF
fentiideu Wertauie on uuo i'm Safe oes yfthtuertan<
les mirb ielbtse on cen Disiitbletenosn serrnist5ef.
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g~luS(GnbtScf,e eTrIhtc.

UAWe0tNe
Stride DatteGn in &iften uuo @efebtcn, q o.
linen unb 8fIaumen in fGfiern, FGsden uno
4tften; 8 oriHtb en-, 9 arbeIIen, RHife, Yi a.
earoni, @itronen, Sci, ein9emadter
Sn9ner, 4otosnit e n. {. 10. Pets aui 9az
ger lnb 5um 8erfaufe in
9r. 35, snntBfraBe.
(237-) bel Grusbu S SGfabIe.
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Ri nerfaufen,

Die 6 entrals6aae," gtr. 2s, 9oro.@an=
GIase; eisHet iib ~beiouoers iGr cine Wirthitaft, He<
aauration ODER 9ofbaus uno 1T ibon oa3u eingerlds
let. Herfaufsbecinsunseu iebr tei&t.
Thomas q Gou1p.s
ff44-) G6e Der st, Hauls q Saratoedftr.
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Sir 6dhitnlifteu!

I'LL Gin psrtbpones Saserbans an Dofrlp's
@ertte, gut uermietbet, III 80 einein Yretle 5i oerfaus
fen, tuel6sr bobe 3inien erlaubt.
9inses = Garseant,
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Hn permietben.
gu permietben.
Sebr biaig 3u berfanien.

E4II Gin m6blirtes Wobnbaus, i'm NitteIpuntte
Sa Stabt gelegen. Nian melbe fib bel 9elfair
- arriott, st. Sauls, stDeite Gblre norblih bon
FsrfnotouircRe. t23S-l
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gu perfanfcn.
Sic beffeBeleaenbett, fDeIdbe iemalS

in bieler Stabt geboten mOrben.
Ser 8orratb, Die giurihtun9 unb 8unbihait Omit
SQuebaltz Serdtben) bes Erintbauies Der oeritorbeaen
War. Oic3asue. IS lit poblbctannt, haB eieies
Saus iib elmer eroBerCn aunoiGatt, als trsenb elm
anrerts in oieIer Staot e%rtrcut, uro 1T es nur oas
Nbleben bes Slocntbiimers, bag bieie @ele9enbeit
aeboten miro; lur eineu iunsen perbeiratbsten Wann
In es eine iihere @liidsquele. NiGn tperoe ii6 on
Weter Mcsasue, ar. 10, gBaters nabe eight
StraRe. (239-41)sa
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f7iI GIN ih5rss Wobnbans on Norb@8roaos
man; Wobnbaus nit &aoen an bar Ode Der Setbsl.
unb Sefferionflase uno gSobnbGus Jr. 1913, Sono@,
nabe SefierlonftraBe. Tuberes in Hr. 49, Noro'
y apt r. (23O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-05
Wnh g(inffrrhn1r.

G+gM Die Ih6ne A ! 6eutide Barrie nSn6us
&aGA Trte," Capt. oiIieH. Utro prompt nab
$3.50 ottgem 6oien grpeotrt. &GgeH 6ra1
S penoe man nd an
+. &. SraunS& Gpmp.
Qf4-) SIR. 81. SGozGapfr.
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3auIer billtg gu nertanfen'
*G1- 3 an Der NobifonsIpenne;
A oil Der Wtc@ ulongbitr.;
"a on Der Sareqz un6 8tepublicanfr.;
3 an Der @drberfr. urb
on Der @utatus, unueit SoffmanifrGse,
i'm Bertbe bon $4,000 bic $4,000.
SbomdS & Gornp.,
M4d-l Gdp ber at. RaulS ltub G1rotocQfr,
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RI, b%erfGufeu.
Ri ~nerfauten.

LIT. Cine nisSlihs Bobnuns, gr. 406. ofz@los
nnmsntfrQRe ne1 tapestrt unb sematt, biai9 en- einen
i~oiortiaen 9Guier. Tinass 8 gafseant,
T1oeo, SIR. z, ct. BaultrdRe.
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500 Hipen NIT 3ucfer etnsepDfelte
Ghinfen,
bic befen Hrter, leIdt i'm SurG I1nttts aepinf:
2amb's aBineapple" Oiarfe,
81. u. 1bomas & Co. rGincinnati,S
Geo. 2ane's mfoneiut,"
@ebr. Guans nBee 5tue,~
glfreo Watber's p0iGlteie Gross
Sban'6 nPionier,"
o. 10. Ebomas & Co.'S @oIben,s
Dan. Arinel & So. s rHegGl"
rGbe Grcelhor," nBearsraB,"
uHIere ei9enen .W%ionunsntaI @itpH
nno anoere burbaas i66ne Stinfen 5un Berfauf bel
q. %. Paroep& GDmP.s
(Nari28, L2Ufte) UT. 75, Gr4anaesBIsee.
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Wi. 8fdua

sUI. StdHNe
Saus= uub @runbeteentbums 3 WdtIer,
Rr. is nnb f6, 4anzSuileinss,
Gde Der Serinaton= unb st. Ydultrase. baltimore,
fault uuo ~pertautt @igentbnm in Der StGbt II. in ben
Counties, Siebt SANS uhb @rurb Sinien elm, lotuis
irueifelbaIte unb aneeIottene SfuIben untei unbez
ftirrmten Beoinauneen, leibt 9eIber auf 3uoerldifise
Si6erbeit unb beiorst ale ibm anpertraute 9eltdIts
prompt. (San23, t2Dttel
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-11

DESERVED CoHPL1MENT.-The Augusta
Chronicle says: THAT sterling and faithful
servant OF the SOnth Carolina Railroad Com
D John W. Moore, Esq, (now In command
OF Inc Aiken and Augusta Accommodation
train) was rather surprised a few days since
with q bright, new carpet, a very handsome
mirror, and q silVer.plated pitcher; The
authors of this proceeding, we understand,
are those of the daily passengers known as
the regulars" They could not we'll have
found q more worthy object of their regard
than In The person Of our efficient and big.
hearted friend. Since the days OF our boy
hood the South Carolina Railroad Company
las been celebrated for its heightened. gentle
manly conductors, and 1t gives US pleasure to
chronicle this merited tribute to a faithful
officer"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-11
THINGS IN GREENVILLE.
Weather and crops-The Courts, Sc.
[rRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE

[FRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE
GREENvILLE, 8. c.. September ].
The weather here at this writing Is very hot
and oppressive, thermometer ninety-two de-
grees. We had II last week ffty-slX degrees
thirty-slx degrees OF variation. 1t Is now dry,
as well as hot, and gives the farmers a fine
opportunity TO save fodder and pick cotton.
This last is opening finely, and will be very
fine in this county.
We have two courts sitting here at one time;
q very rare occurrence. The United States
Court had rented the new courthouse for It's
session., but Judge Bryan very courteously
Yielded to Judge Orr, and moved to the old
~courthouse--not q very comfortable building,
nor well furnished. The United States Court
has already been FIVE weeks in session, and 1t
is probable it will be e week longer, as 1t has
not yet done any civil business. The cases In
this court for five weeks have been almost en-
tirely violations Of the internal revenue laws
by distiilers and retailers. They have gene
rally been very small cases. The expenses OF
this court are enormous, and the judge has
dismissed the grand and one of the petit ju-
ries, and retains but one jury to try his cases.
The expenses of witnesses is one of the larg-
est. The grand jury presented to the court
the Importance of O courthouse, postoflce and
penitentiary OF this place. SoAERs.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-11
THE NEW YORK VEGETABLE AND
FRUIT MARKETS..
The Daily Bulletin, OF Monday, septemI

The Daily Bulletin, OF Monday, September
9, says:
The market is without material change for
any description. Our quotations are IN bulk;
In shipping order SOC per burrel must be. added.
We quote as follows: Early Rose at 81 60a2,
and early Goodrich n jackson whites at
81 25al IS. We quote vegetables: Green corn
75ca$l per 100. Red onions, per Dbl, $2a2 so;
do Connecticut s2a3 so per 100 strings. Gu.
cumbers, Long Island, 25a50c per 100. Squash,
marrowfat, per Dbl 50caSl. New turuips 81 rs
al so per bbi. Cabbages ssal2 per 100. Beets,
Jersey, 81 so. Tomatoes, GOa7Oc per basket.
Egg plant 75casl per dozen. Lima beans
Peaches are held 25a3Oc. higher to-day, but
sell rather slowly. Other fruits are without
material change. We quote: Apples-Per.
main, per Dbl, slal Is; tail pipplna, do, 5Oca
81 rs: pound sweets, do, slel Is; blush, do.
81 25a1 rs. Pears-Bartlett, per crate. $2a
25e; do, per Dbl, sSa9; Dntchess. do, s7a9;
Flemish beauty, per crate, 50 5Oa3 SO; table,
per Dbl, $2a3; common. do, $la2. Grapes
Concord, per 10. 7a9,; Delaware, do, l0al2c'
Peaches Delaware, good TO prime. per crate,
81 25al rs; do. fair 10 good, do, $lal rs; DO,
per basket, 4Ocasl; Jersey, do, $SOcasl.
Plums-green cages. per Dbl, s5aG; blue do,
s6a7. Melons-nutmee, Jersey. per Dbl, 3sca
81; water, Jersey, per 100, sl2sl5; do, seconds
and eulls, $3al3.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-11
THE RESULT In MAINE.
Il VIRTUAL VICTORY IN Il RIDICAL
STRONGHOLD.
The Radical Majority from Three to
Four Thousand Less han in 1865
The Radical Gains Over 1871 no in
Proportion to N Increased Vote.

PORTLAND, Me-, September 1O-1P NJ.
One hundred and ninety-eight towns give
Perham (Republicap) 46,973 votea, and Kim
ball (Democral) IS, 1888. Republican majority
1885. Last year the same towns gave Per-
ham Sc, 1870, and Kimball 3O,467. Republican
majority 1868. Republican net gain over 1871,
3572. The towns not heard from gave last year,
Perham 10. 555, Kimball IT'LL; Republican ma
jority 2444. If this Is Increased In proportion
10 the towns received, Ferham will have Is, $3.50
majority. The total voae, If increased In pro.
portion, will be 125, 600, OF which Perham
should have 70,465, and Kimball 5,l$5. Last
year The total vote was IDS. 1897, of (which Perham
publican majority 10, 707. In 1868 Chamberlain
(Rep had 1885, and pillsbury (Dem. sc, 252,
Republican majority s,273; making q Repub-
lican net loss this yea: Of nearly 4000 from
that year; but the aggregate vote of 1868 was
the largest ever polled, being l3l.777, or 5000
more Than IL will probably be this year, and
this reduction Of tho aggregate would de.
crease the majority about 1000, 30 that the
Republican loss from 1858 will fairly be 5000.
PORTLAND, September l0-1.S0 p. NJ.
Two hundred and ten towns and cities give
Perham 4S. 1897; KImball 36,32s, a Republican
majority Of 1909. Last year. the same
towns gave Perham 80. 94S; Kimball 3I,646, q
Republican net gain from 1871 OF 1857. : -
The Radical majorities for Congress
AUGUSTA, September l0-2 P. NJ.
The five congressional districts are all car
ried by Republicans. Ia the First District.
Burlelgh has about 1000 majority. In the
second. Frye has 1000. In the third, B'aine
has $500. In the fourth, Hersey has 1000. In
The fifth, Hale has $500,
A Country Editors Surmises.
LEWISTON, MAINE, September 10.
- The Lewiston Evening Journal has returns
from 258 towns, which give a Republican ma
Iorliy of IA, 9lS. The Journal says that at This
rate the State will give a Republican gain Of
from five thousand 10 six thousand from last
year, and 1t places tile majority at. sixteen
thousand.
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TANNING THE EAREks or MAK'
A Letter from Gran, 10 Hlihs Boys fTitss.s


III. NEW YORK, september TO-.
The, following letter, w relation to 1the
.spnroachinG soldiera' and .Saileis'G 6aysntlQp
al PlttsbuTg, was receiver fHis M0f6fhg By the
secretary of The Veterans national commit
tee:
"LoNG BRANCH. N. j., September Q.
"Colonel L. E. Dudley, Secretary Veterans No
tionat Committee:
"DEAR SIR: / am In receipt OF your letter Of
the 4th instant, extending to me BY your COM
mittee presiding an invitation 10 attend q
grand mass convention of veterans and sol-
oilers, to be held in The city of Pittsourg on the
l6lh instant. My desire to attend 10 meet
again 80 many old companions In arms Is very
great, bur my Judgment tells me to leave the
celebration entirely 10 those whose motives
cannot be misunderstood. | know OF no class
of citizens better entitled to meet In coDven-
tlon and 10 have weight accorded 10 their
views thar veteran soldiers who risked their
lives for honor and the perpetuily OF their
country. I am sure your counsels will be
marked by wisdom and patriotism, and Thai
the meeting OF so many comrades will 6e q
Joyous and on advantageous one. | wish Tor
you all that sou expect from your meeting oil
the 18th Instant, and only regret that cannot
be with you on that occasion.
"With great respect, your obedient SER
want,
"(signed) U. s. GRANT"
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ms- TO THE EDITOR OF TIL

S
CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS: SRI wish to
publicly inform my friends and supporters In
Charleston County and elsewhere THAI efforts are
being made In certain quarters 10 fUlst upon the
Republicans OF The Second Congressional d. trict,
UPON the pretext OF lrregularity o. my nomlpa'
ton, General William X. Quincy, who ID MIN eli
actively engaged 10 this ma Liter. AmemDer CT
the state Executive committee is relied upon
to first obtain a decision from the State Executive
Committee adverse to me; this gentleman him.
self having been fairly beaten before the Congress.
slonal Convention, which he has acknowledged;
and sec ondly. ifhe thus succeeds, his Candidate
will seek to obtain The endorsement OF the Coun-
ty Conventions In the district, which are to meet
for county purposes, and upon this, relying upon
friends In certain quarters as to the printing and
distribution Of tickets when the election comes
Oh, he hopes to be sent TO Congress from this dls.
trlct, Notwithstanding this would-be Congress
man ia q candidate on the regular ticket Tor Elec
toral honors. 1 have only TO soy that l nave TOO
much confidence In those gentlemen, whose duty
It Is to supervise this entire matter, to suppose ior
one moment that they would aid tnose "no
would commit 80 daring an outrage cpon 'no
neonle who have Enthusiastically indicated tnelr
preiereuce, In order to serve their personal ends.
! ob.s,ued the nomination for Congress from the
second Congressional District, and that TOO
unanimously, by fair and legitimate means, and
wherever / have been since then, I have been
unanimously endorsed, and whenever q free ex.
preston Of the people Is allowed I do not fear the
result, though some OF my friends say to me,
.Rsnsier, you cannot tight money successfully"
Upon this subject l have nothing just now 10 say
am, very respectfully,
A. J. RANSIBR.
P. Sit may be proper for me to add that
those papers representing our party, and sup
porting the regular ticket, regard me as the reg
ular and only nominee from this district for Con-
gress. Does my friend. General Quincy, decline
to run o. q Presidential %elector, and If 81, how 10
the vacancy to be filled A.! h
Charleston, 8 c., September 10th, 1872.
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pRRrLs OF TIE Rail and SEA.
MADRID, September 10.

MADRID. September 10.
An express train on the Barcelona and Va
lepcIa Railroad was thrown from the track
aide The cars were overturned and demol-
ished, and many passengers were killed.
Among the dead are O general and senator.
General Andia. who was on the train, escaped
unhurt. Further deluils' of The disaster could
NOT come to hand, In consequence of the
breaking down of the telegraph wires;
HALIFAX, September 10.
The schooner Emily Graham has been
wrecked at Prince Edwards Island. Nine
lives were lost.
The steamship Edith Emily has gone ashore.
Eight Of the crew are drowned.