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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-13
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Total: ;1,o7saIs LOIS, ~ l9S'S,S ISaS l0z'oOs
The exports from Trinidad to December 81 were,
in 1871. 2b,565 hhds sugar and 614S hhds moasses,
against 90 1928 hhds sugar an 2,2ls hhds molass'
es in 1870.
In Trinidad at SIS per 100 gallons, IN gold Prices
have not yet opened for lots on the spot, the &C.
FRsIGTrs-Are quiet; no charters reported since
those given in our last. Quotations pomlnaly
placed at 81 per box, and 81 per hid sugar 20 me
United States and S5s per ton to Falmouth 1or
ExcHAsoE.-Moderate demand and weak with
sales ;at following quotations.: London, 80 days
sight, 2lha22 per cent. premium; New YORK, so
days. currency, 1HalH per cent premium; 40. oo,
short sight 2xas per cent premium d sSort SU re soS
llaliK per cent premium.
Spanish gold nrm at 5habx premium.
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ERMAN SOOTHING CORDIALt
AN INVALUABLE REMEDY FOB INFANTS /

This 10 the best Medicine for young children
snnering with Cole, DIarrhea, or any other com
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Price, Is cents bottle.
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

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40. l7. North River. foot OF Canal
street. New Yori, ati9oelock noon, Of the 1Bth
and Soth Of evary month except when these
dates fan on Sunday; then the Saturday preced
nj &, deuartufsa cdnnsct AZ. Piana with steam.
ors for Sourh pAgifg ma Central American ports.
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For Japan and OhinK, Eteamera ,leRye san Fran.
cisco nrat9f every ponth, except when # fals on
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40 dff8c2 from New York to AstlA~aH-@ IL
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Medicine and attenu6nce neo, ! L
FosPaasaue Tickets or othae information ,sppl5
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tuiv26-lyr -. - 81!
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-h, charle.ton Cotton, Rico and Naval
Stores Market.

OIT1CK. CHARLESTON NEWS,
FRIDAY EVENING, January II, 1872.
CorroN.UThis article exhibited strong and up
ward tendingreatures, the market being active
and fully 10 q tt higher, with sellers asking q
sttrl further advance. Sales about HOO oales
I7atr. at 1s; 50 at 1sx, II at 18x, ss at 10, 2l
at1ox, "a at lsk 81 at lsf, 4S at 1sA, 20 AZ 1919
~ at 20 IT at COX, 81 at 2ox, So at 2o1lc. we
sunse.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-19
FINK OPENED.-MoOre 4

Parker have opened their skating rink
for the Winter season, where lovers
of pleasure cannot fail to find employ
ment, A lot OF new skates have ar
rived. the hall has been provided with
A new floor. and all the arrangements
are in keeping with these OF a first
class establishment. Frank Hall VIII
be on hand to END aid to those desIr-
inr to learn the art OF using rollers.
| Moore & Parker have displayed ener-
gv and contracted expense to cater TO
he wants of the community i'll the way
nf amusement. and deserve a liberal
patronage. Give them a call. Skates.
. cents.
r.. Fred. Brooks. the we'll known
and popular dealer in books, station
erv, musical Instruments, guns, tsh-
ing tackle. toys, cigars, tobacco, Jew
elrv and fancy goods, has to
Millard's store, next door to Ra'i's
hardware store, opposite to his oId
stand.
People can save money by buy..
ing their drygoods at the store OF
Olcovich Brothers.
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Wild GEEsE.-Another large flock
of wild geese passed through this city
Yesterday morning en- route. no doubt.
TO some warmer climate. a number
of our hunting experts rushed furious
Nv ont of their houses with Eun IN hanu
t o get a shot at the flock hui were
highly di~ap ~p"inted-the flock being
too high up in the air Tor the SHOTS 10
reach them.
RINK.-The skating rink
at Moore Il Parker'S Hall will be open
this evening. Thursday and Saturday
evenings. 1t viii also he open on
saturday afternoon at : O'Clock, For
the accommodation OF ladies ana
juveniles. The rink IS becoming very
popular. There is pleasure ana
health combined in the roller skating
exercise.
New SAZERAC.-A keno game will
he opened this evening at the New
: ,zerac Saloon" kept by Bright *
simpson. y prize OF 80 VIII oe pa'n
To the person making the most keno>
between the hours of II II CLOCK
Here's a chance for a little fun. with a
show to get away with a little ON
If vour credit was in danger You
would fly to prevent a protest. l.
YOUR life is in danger from a cough
that is settling on your lungs. be AZ
prompt in re>Orting to Hale's Honey
of Horehuund and Tar. Crittenton's
: 6th Sold by all Druggists
Pixies Toothache Drops cure III one
minute.
STRANGERS. - Quite a number o
$ were in town yesterday
s,me on business and others on
visit to their friends.
CoLD.-Far ners residing in Clea
Creek and Carson Valley report tn
weather very cold in that region
ESPECIALLY At night.
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LOCAL lNTElttCS N
United STATES MAILS.

Ueco-Arrives from at $50 a m. Closes
for at $50 p. IN.
y.rCtnia-ArriveS from at 10 a. N.
Closes for at $40 y. IN.
Genoa and Aur"ra-A Arrives rom al
6:SD %. m. Closes for at 500 4. m.
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@. +.
Druggist and Apothecarys

INHE UNDERSIGNED WILL GIVE HIS PER-
sonsl attention to compromising physicians
prescriptions and dispens.n g medicines, and having
1ad more than Thirty YEARS experience ~ an
,poth,cary. is cnnfiit mt that he can give sati-foc-
ion. ss-"rescripttans Compounded
At all hours. c. \. CDLTUN.
fell If
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-08-15

Tho New Constitution. = What is
Thought OF it Abroad.
In bis recent speech 10 Preston county,
in advocacy Of tho New Constitution,
Hon. Charles j. Faulkner said:
Gentlemen, it would be most remark.
able fac, il aConslitu,ion. framed for the
benefit Of the people Of this State, should
nil to find favor here, when it has cxtort.
ed the admiration Of so many distinguish.
Cd statesmen beyond our limits Chas,
K. Buckulew, now the Democratic candi
date Tor the Office Of Governor Of Pcpnsyl'
sania, in a letter addressed to me, in
which be speaks in the highest terms OF
the entire instrument, concludes BY say
ng, that the fourth section Of the eley.
en,h article of our Constitution, on the
subject Of corporations, is itself worth the
whole cost of the call Of the Convention y
The Richmond Baltimore and New York
papers have reviewed it with the most IA
voratlo judgments uponi's merits G"v
Hoffman, of New York. says il contains
provisions Of value, not to be found in any
other State Constitution. Willinm Green
au eminent lawyer residing 10 Richmond,
in letter to me, says. Would to God
that Virginia had such Constitution y
Henry A. Wise, that remarkable man who
is known at least always to speak what he
lhiuks; whose feeling Of hostility to our
separation from tue mother State seemed
unappeasable, who in speech in our val
ley, characterized West Virginia as the
bastard offspring Of a political rape" now
finds bis scoru changed into admiration,
and his hostility into thauklulncss, Ms he
coutcmplates the labors Of the late State
Convention Ia . letter addressed to me-
he says, Il have read your new Cons'l'u'
ton; thank the people Of West Virginia;
| thank tho authors of that Constitution,
for its spirit and wisdom
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The Jacob men all admit that they can.
no, elect their candidate without the solid
Radical vote Of the State. and yet they arc
continually claiming that he is the choice
of the large majority Of tho Democratic
party; aud he himself bases the candidacy
upon the assumption that majority Of the
Democracy desire his election. By their
scdulous cour,iug Of tho Radical vote,
their not daring to utter siuylc word in
favor of the new Constitution, or Of Hor.
ace Greeley for President; they are giving
the lie to tho Governors own declaration
concerning tho wishes Of the Democratic
party lfa minority Of the Democrats arc
in his fav"r, he won't need any Radical
votes Then why don't hc come out
squarely, honestly and boldly in favor Of
the Democratic phtfcrmy Why don't ho
declare himself in favor Of the new Con
stiu,iouy Why don't he pronounce
against Grau,? lic is carrying water on
both shoulders" because ho know that to
the Democrats who follow him tho entire
Radical vote must bo added in order to 49,
cure his election and tho defeat Of The
Democratic nominee.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-08-15

During the recent democratic . invasion o.
Of Cbappaqua, it is related that George n
Saunders, , ppeeriug cautiously around, ask
ed Farmer Greeley il there were ANY
snakes about here!" There are a few
couper.head. just now" responded the Ole
farmer, but they are perfectly tame
The impromp,u vitticism created a roar o
laughter in which tho democrats Joined
mut heartily.
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our bouored State Of Virginia, an iude.
pendent candidacy for Governor was not
known. To justify boiling nomination,
the delegates must either have exceeded
their powers or have been influenced by
bribery. In the case Of the Parkersburg
Convention, no charges is made fbribery,
aud i, is admitted that the delegates acted
within the bounds Of their delegated au'
',hority. No proof has been or can be ad'
duced. We must sustain tho ticket or
abandon the party. To vote down tho
new Constitution is disloyal to ourselves
as c,izeus; to elect Jacob is to be disloya|
10 our party. 1t would DO heralded as
Radical victory, and eudanger, fnot cause
the loss Of the State, in tue Presidential
contest
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Who Settled the Land Titlesp

Under The bead ws 6nd 10 she Whssl.
ing R,gisier Of late date. an extract
frum au announcement, Of Judge Evernons
Ward, Of Cabcll, who vas, before the war
6s,a member Of tho State Senate. aud
then Judge Of ono Of The Circuits Of tho
State. aud was prouineu. mcuhvr Of tho
late Constitutional Convention and is nov
candidate for election 10 the Circuit com.
posed Of the southern oouutios Of .ha State.
he sayG
"iu the Convention 'av accomplish.
cd what I had 50 loug struggled to effect
in the old State. and that 10 tho settlement
of tho title Gin shor. .imc) Of DOT lsss
than eigh. milion acres Of laud in this
State. With this vM willing to give up
public life. | Was one Of tho committee 10
organise the Convention, to state how many
committees we we're to have. and to assign
them their work. Weagreed to put every
member on some commi,'c. aud to have
seven committees Of eleven members each
| Insisted that ono Of these seven commit.
tees should 10 % land titles, but then 10
could have no Committee on County Or.
gauization. | con,suded that ita dutiss
could be performed BY tho Committee on
Courts Of Justice, bus . majority Of tho
committee favored having the Com.
mi,tes on County Organization; and then,
on the suggestion Of our Chairman, vs
agreed to recommend select Commi,te on
Land Titles, to bs made up Of choaou
members frcm the other committees Our
recommendation was adopted by the House.
aud tho committees appointed vaa
named as one of them, and long and hard
w worked on this bill, and with terrible
outside pressure against US Va carried il
through the committee and tho Conven.
,ion trumphau,ly. | regarded itas tho
greatest act Of tho Convention, and a. |
originated the movement, and, with many
others, worked for ii to the last, | fell that
| could retire and rest my head upon y
and / am more than wiling 40 TO do, unless
| have unmistuksble assurance that 'ms.
jority of,his circuit wish II otherwise
The Register remarks:
ut is astonishing how many members
Of the Constitutional Convention we're auth.
ors Of that chapter on Land Titles
It affords US pleasures to contribute our
testimony to tho genius and eloquencs Of
Judge Ward. "a we'll as bis efficiency 10
the matter TO which he a|ludes Bu. il 10
we'll known that Colonel John 8 Hof.
man, Of Harrison. (who vas invited 70
Charleston to confer With the Committee
ou the sutjecs) prepared abe l q,es. W \ impprs.
tsnt of these measures ! rhslf cudcpfisa
and development arc due 70 hi. study and
industry They we're, however sealously
urged'and ably suppor,edby Colonel Ben.
Wilson, Of Harrison. who made ons II the
best speeches Of bin life 10 their behslR.
Homer A. Holt. Esq. who luoilIy e1poup.
ded their provisions. aud, 10 believe, by
Colonel J. NJ. Jackson. Colonel w 9.
Brown, James Armstrong, Esq, Major.
Henry NJ Mathews. and Fountain Smith,
Esq. as we'll as BY Judge Ward aIlmem.
bcrs Of tha COMMITTEES on Land Titles. and
by Colonel B. W Bryue. Hon 9. j.
Faulkner, and, perhaps, other members Of
!hs Convention.
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ID. POlsley L. Son,

ATTORNEYS "A T LAW
POINT PLEASANT, WEST va,
\AIIIL PRACTICE IN THE COURTS
w Gfllth Judicial Circuit. Attention Civ.
en- to u se collection Of debts.
Agu lS7I-ly
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VIM. II. TOMLINSON,

Attorney and Counselor at Law,
WILL practice in the Courts of Mason,
w Cabell and Lincoln; and in the county
Of Gallis, Ohio. Also in the Court Of Appeals
Of West Virginia. Prompt attention given to
the collection Of claims.
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Henry G. ReCc.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Point Pleasant, West Va.
A Ill business entrusted 10 his care will re.
n ceve prompt and careful attention. He
will be found at the office Of H. } Fisher. for
the present. He has located permanently at
Point Pleasant. apr, lS-ly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-08-15

Prominent Republicans yesterday rev.
erely denounced the Jacobips for trying
to commit Jacob to the Constitution =
They say, 'there wos contract; that
thirty thousand Republicans never contem.
plated giving their votes for Jacob with.
out consideration; that tue small Jacobin
faction does not own and cannot control
them; that the course Of JAcob's friends 10
proposing TO support tho Constitution is au
sct Of bad faith. . gross violation Of the
agreement between them aud the 'Rppuh.
licans, and will be resented They nov
demand that Governor Jacob shsll stand
by bis contract. and announce his opposi.
ton to tho Constitution. Otherwise. they
will rebuke the perhdy Of their candidate
BY substituting another name for his. Az
q rule, i. may BE- relied 90 that man vbo
will betrsy his own party sill cheat sey
otAe, tAst As ma ,>-lSwi~.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-08-15

The Legislature is now elected every year
and just 50 often are in danger Of having .
registration law forced upon u.s.
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JOB WORK.

We are prepared 10 do JOB Work OF every
description, in as good style as any office in
this part Of the State. and AT lower prices.
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POLSLEY a. CROW

Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,
WHILE practice in the Courts of jackson
w Roane, and adjoining counties. :,
All business entrusted to their care will be
promptly attended to, :, :,
AddressG B. Grow. Jackson g H., W. va"
or D. W Polsley, Poin. Pleasant, West Va.
mch 81, '70-iy.
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So far o. Weat Virginia is concerned.
the Presidential contest is being fought
now. As the State goes in the election
on the 22d Of August. it will 90 on tho
l2th Of November The struggle nov be.
tween the friends and the enemies Of The
Democratic organization. between the ad-
voca,es and the opponents Of the new
Constitution, 10 in reality and 10 effect Q
struggle between Greeley and Grant =
Not all Of those who vote the Radical ticket
in Angus. either intend to or will support
Grant in November, but Il they succeed
in their present effort to destroy the Dem.
ocra'ic party Organization. they render il
reasonably certain that the GRANTEES will
have a majority Of the vo.cs cast in the
Presidential election in West Virginia -
II is with this expectation that the Rad.
icsls are urging by every ueans iu their
power tho election Of jacob sod tho defeat
Of the new Constitution. This is their
motive sud It is to this eud they are work.
ing To accomplish this they are wiling
to make any sacrifice and crafty enough to
make any prs.ense, even to The extent Of
pretending TO support Hon John J Dav-
is for Congress NJ Democrat or Greeley
man who looks calmly at the situa.ion Of
affairs here can fail to SEQ that all the elo
ments now lAboriug for the defeat Of tho
Democratic party are being utilised BY
the Grant Republicans for the accomplish.
ment Of their own purposes. II this State
is to be carried for Greeley in November it
must bo carried for Camden aud the new
Constitution 10 August Register.
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G. P. SIMPSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Point Pleasant, Mason County,, Wtst va
HAVING moved 10 End permanently located
y at Point Pleasant, and having procured
The use Of H. j. Fishers Law Library, ! will at
Ill times be found at his Office ready to attend
o any and all business entrusted to my care;
and viii practice hereafter in the counties OF
Mason. Putnam, jackson and Roane.
All persons roming to Point Pleasantly the
Kanawha or Ohio River Boats, can consult
with me at any time Of night in time to return
,y same boat, by calling at my residence.
april la-ly.
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Progress in the Eastern Panhandle
Hon. D. B. Lucas on the Stump.

Hon. Daniel B. Lucas, Of Jefferson, is
making splendid canvass in the Eastern
Panhandle 10 behalf Of the new Coustitu.
ton aud State ticket. We clip from the
Morgan Mercury the following synopsis Of
bis speech at the Court House in that
county, the other day:
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DwAnD, B. Kssar. JAMES II Couch, Jr
KNIGHT e. COUCH,

~ "a Ns Z ~ W. q
TXJfLL PRACTICE II lie counties Of Mason!
w and Putnam. Address Z. B. Knight,
Charleston, West Va, Or James h. Couch, Jr,
Point Pleasant. West Va.
Mr.. uoucn will also practice il! The Counties
Of Lincoln and Cabell. dec. l5-ly