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NEW GOODS NEW GOODS !
CR:fvD .Dy,TPLI3'

OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS
- WHITES rHE1P NTr1H 3.
'I>iIE subscriber has just returned from
] the city with a large and hru'''n ~
.ortmcn, of New and Chez. fait AMI Win.
ter Gool> to which call tic o',n@ttoN OF
my Customers AnN the pal ,jc grAcral2y.-
My stock is iul and complete.
CLOTHS, CASSlMEKHS, NE3rING ,
FLANNELS, SlIlNTlNt;
Lu2l~y Goo,}s Of oil IL"'t.
Boots, Shoes. Hats, Cas-, Stockings.
Gloves and poc.ri hand>r:,hirS>; ELEGANT
STYLES of Suiting for ''rht, ' ,.,: -
stoc'l laid in with great care an, VII ir
sold at reduced prices for C1sh,or To pane
iua customers on short time. Also.
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
Sugar, Tea. Coffee. Moassc,, Can ilre. Oil
Cheese, Fish, Vinegar, Sony. Flour Bacon
Lard, etc,
Call and see and | feel confident you will
be well pleased with article. and prices.
Call in, tumble in anyway t" oct IN
oct lo-tf FREDERICK WHITE.
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\tINtE MEAT, RAlNlNs, Fl''S, Hr
vi Just received q large assortment OF
pre.t.a,ei mince meat, fresh and ready for
llse-makcs the lest kind of pies. All fresh
and for sale cheap by
move GEO. W. STOCKSDALE.
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.I'O THE LADIES - Trarin1
1 Paper, Perforated Paper, Tissue Pa
per, Initial Paper, Billet N",r, Octave anC
Cap Papers Portfolios, Writing Desks .Nr
at SMITHS Temple OF Fancy.
sept l4lf Frcdcrick, Md
NARBOL,C ACID.
y HORSE POWDERS and
LlNlMENT for the cure and prcYrn
ton Of the Horse Disease For sale 4,
GIIDS BROS
Is New York Remedy. nov 1851
[ 'OFFEE, PENKNlNES AND RA-
\ ZORS,--l have just received from
New York large and superior assortment
of Pockct,anl Prnlinivcs, R0zor., Strops,
etc Also, prime lot Of Coffee, at 23.
25 and rs cents per pound For sale at
the Warehouse. 10y
nov 2-tf GEO. w. STONKSDALE.
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No, official visits paid by Examiner. II

No. U11Cial vi|als Nnld E'E FNamlncr. TES
School Houses built or enlarged during the
year:
School No. 6, Election District No
/, Frame. cost -. ......... .$G54 90
School No. s. Election District No
s, Frame, cost ..... ..,....... 526 W
School No. 5, Election District No
8, Frame, cost. ..... .....,. go w
School Mol, Election District No
TO- Brick, cost .......... =. 500 90
School No 5, Il. Dis. No / Brick Not
Ditto ditto ditto paid for
Sch. No. 3, Dis. No -, frame, cost 1916 90
Sch. No. Z, + Dis No rs, Frame Not
Sch. No. 9, Dis. No II, Brick paid for
Sch, No. 4, L d No II, frame, cost 500 90
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SrT cIScWhrp.
have Just received larg" stock of fine
and coarse BLO9S for Men and Boys;
Mems Calf and Lasting GATHERS;
LADIES' KID AND LASTING
G. A | 7 + Il :;
Morocco Shoes and Slippers: Misses and
Chlilrcns' Kid and I.astin" Caters: Mo-
rocco Shoes Of all sizes: which | will sell
cheap. ~ viii Sew or peg ali rips free
of charge.
lie so!icits call from his friends and
customers to ci.aniint h,o stock OF shoes,
Boots, Caters, &c.
The sign Of the Biz Boot. ON West Main
Street, will direct You 10 his place of bust,
ness. LNoN y. GOV l.k.
oct 5-2m*
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1tlarriaaes.


and ,ciM a smilefm .tare consitier
If they too dent stand 4 Glance
10 make some clerer .ttllom-douJh
In bliss, and often too, tn-trou6h.'
On the 10th instant, at her patcrnal
home, on Rocky Ridge, by Rev. n. Il.
Gills, Mr.. JACOB VI, HAHN to Miss
MARTHA V. BOWERS, both of this
county.
On the 2od ulimo, at the residence of
the brides father, by the Rev. II. G. Bow
ers, SAMUEL p. GETZENDANNER to
Miss ANNIE NJ. ZIMMERMAN, both of
this county.
On the Sd instant, near Woolsboro', by
the Rev Isaac Rcnner, JOHN l.. SHOE
MAKER to Miss MARGARET l.. HUM
MER, both of this county.
On the I'd instant, at the Lutheran Par
sonagc, in Frederick city by the Rev. DI,
Dichl. NILCS A. ABRFCHT to Miss
LUCINDA c. ElClIELBERGER, both of
this city.
On the 4th instant, in the Glade church,
hv the Rev. A. r. Kremcr, ANDREW n.
CRAMER, of Woodshoro'. to Miss {. Al
ICE HEDGES, of the Glade, in this c"un.
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LOOK FOR TIL, SIGN OF TIL
EsEss EsdDDE'!

The subscriber woulN
inform the r;:iz"n> ot
McrhanicStown and vi
cinitv tina, he continues
to manufacture ROOTS
AND SHOES ol'nll sizes
and descriptions, which
he warrants anil will sell
as low as can |" pnrcha-
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r AMPS AND OIL.---A fine assortment
OF lampS.saicty tops and chimnrvs ol
different kinds Also the new Safety Lamp;
and best quality OF oaeXplosivc coal oil.
For sale by
nov > GEO ". STGEkSDAEE.
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CLEeEK Z,.HE :TAACK.

CLEGR. 1'AE TRACK,
Tie Stage is tomi"g-- Yi'urcl/c@ 90
the j|Wv
II tTIEINE & BEAM have NOW plac,
\ ON the road from MrrhanicsoWn
EmmitS|urg n line Of fast COACHES, omu
buses and stages They are prepared
carry passengers to all points Of the con
pass Immediately OH the arrival of the '
VI. Railroad trains at Mcclnnicstown-
Persons wishing to visit Mt. st. Mary
College,, st. .IoSrpil's Academy, Emmi',
burg, Henry lIann's Boarding House
tlarvcllX, the Monterey Springs
Mountain House, the Gettysburg Collie
or Battle Fields. or any other point alol
the mountain range, can he accommodate
The best and most careful drivers ca
ployrd and charges will he mohrrar-
Our arrangements 10 accommodate tn,
travelling public are complete,
IS; Persons will do well TO procure tic
irts at Mr.. Brnm's residence ia Emmil>
burg, the evening before starting to pre-
vent confusion and to facilitate dispatch.
EmmitShurg, sept. ltf
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I7eafh:s.

sS- Obituary notices exceeding FIVE lines
will not appear in The Clarion unless paid
for at the usual rates in advance
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PETER PGpr has popped out of the
ranks Of bacholordom, up in Allcsany,
and gone and got married,
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ItIMBERLAND coal, run of mine
\ Just received and will always keep on
hand, fuIl suppIv al $3.50 per ton. At
TIC pcro' GEN. y. "TrCKSDALE.
iuIN - Tvs
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rOOD COFFEE.--A splendid article
" OF Coffee at % and % cents per III.
STOCkSDALE'S is the place.
NAV lift
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TN ELFTIl

l0H. Nv ELF IL lo| =
ANNUAL FAIR
Frederick Co. Agricultural Society,
SMITHS TEMPLE OF FANCY,
BOTH HARD TO BEAT.
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS
itch, EcoV'!fM and .lH'v"tirr!
Now in store, the largest and hand>on'-
est assortment OF
+ A y NY G O O y :,
ever seen in Frederick have but room t.
name, in part:
Rich toilet sets, Fine Vases, Figures, China
Boxes, &c &C. Fine Work Boxes and
" writing Desks, Of Morocco, Hnlrr Nlnchr
Rosewood and Mah1 galy. Ladies' nin'
Gents Zine PURSES Ladies' Companion,
and Sa,chclS. Fine Watch Stands, Cigai
Stands, ;latch Boxes, Pcriimcrv, Toilet
Preparations, Cologne Bottles,
FINE POCKET KNIVES.
All STYLES and l'r.CrS
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~ II say, my mountain friends, dc u
want sweet, cheap and nee sea IA
TOBACCO; Can ut the
N.Y. TIA DEPOT COhNLH,
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The world i governed tVo muvA,
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-08

YNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL GIVE
his personal attention to compromising ply
sicians prescriptions and dispensing medicines
and having had more than THIRTY YEARS eA-
perience an apothecary, is confident that he
can give satisfaction.
l-tf c. F. COTTON.
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AMNESTY.

A little preaching from the two Presi-
dental candidates on the subject of am
nesty Will do good deal toward setting
them right before the people. Says
Grant: More than six years having
elapsed since the last hostile gun was fired
between the armies then arrayed against
each other, one for the preservation, the
other for the destruction of the Union,
it may well be considered whether it is
not now time that the disabilities imposed
by the Fourteenth Amendment should be
removed" When Lee surrendered his
sword, Grant said: "Tell your boys
they can take their horses home to help
them make their crops When it was
contemplated under johnson to try Lee
and his fellow officers for treason, Grant
said: General Lee and his officers and
troops, who have been duly paroled, can
not be arrested and tried for treason /
protest against it, Now hear Hon
est Horace Said that mealy old white
meshanie on the LIST of May 1861: when
the rebellious traitors are scattered like
leaves before an angry wind. It must not
be to return to peacefu! and eosiented
homes. They must ind porert3 at their
fresides and see priration in the anxious
eyes Of mothers and the rags Of children. -
Which of these twain talks the most like
a man to whom rebel soldier would ap-
ply for aid and succor.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-08

Does he get it from Thorpe and Ellis and
Milt Elstner and one other-enough to
make a majority; or have three of the
Others and one of these combined to give
Clarke showing on the ticket Which
one of the ten Lbs will get this envied
sop? Can't Torreyson be coaxed into
neglecting his business" long enough
to let the mantle of Scion drop way down
upon him? One little secondhand NOM
nation ought to spread out pretty thick
over such few as the Ormsby county
Liberals.
Now it won't do to doubt the anthem
ITCHY of this information of Pro Bono
Pubico's He is on the inside and knows
what he is talkingabout. Ellis, sharp as
he is, can't fool old p. Band P. b. is
Clarke's friend and co-advisor. 1t looks
as if the bitter was going to get bit-as if
the crafty Ellis had either got meshed in
his own net or had been forced
to make a compromise with the
guileless Clarke. The question is,
indeed, how much "say" Bob has got
on the County Committee-either this
or how much back bone and influence
Ellis possesses. Elstner, who is one of
the seven, is an old liner and ought to
stand firm-for his friend Tom Williams
sake. if for nothing else; and of course
Thorpe and Ellis will pull together; and
these three ought to be able to manipu-
late one of the four others. If they can't,
if Bob and his faithful henchmen (of
whom Chedic is one, and Chedic is on
the committee) can't swing things, then
farewell, long farewell, to Roberts
greatness; his genial occupation as po-
htical hoo-doo is up hume.
In justice to himself Ellis ought to
stand firm. He is a young man of excel
lent habits and good aequirements;and if
he allows himself to be overcome by the
Clarke he will rue the bitter
day. He must paddle his own canoe.
The older and more arrogant Democrats
and Liberals are disposed to crowd him
off the track. We thought. the other day,
that he had mercilessly sinched Clarke.
If P B. states correctly, Clarke is about
to sinch HIM. We repeat, let him stand
firm: hold on to Day; or if Day, when he
comes back, won't accept, select some
body else who will stand by him and not
give way to Clarke the seducer:-let him
do this or :. fling away ambition" If,
after the warnings We have given him he
allows Bob and Chedic to put up job on
him, he must blame himself. We have
done all in our power to save him.
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SOMETHING ABOUT A WEIGH
REPUBLICAN.

The name Of the Republican who was
chosen to succeed Roscoe Conking in the
House of Representatives when he was
elected to the Senate, is Ellis H. Roberts,
a native of Wales. Regarding this gen
tleman-who has been renominated by
tine Republicans of his district, and who
is doing great service in behalf of the re-
election of Grant, 7 Drych, the leading
WEIGH paper in this country, says:
We feel gratiied that our fellow-couutryman
has secured the appreciation of the Republican
party to the extent indicated by this re nomina-
ton without opposition from any quarter. or
any other person being mentioned for the Office.
This must have been gratifying to Mr.. Roberts,
personally, as well as to as nation. But
this is not the only nor the main cause of our
satisfaction with the work of the convention.
Sometimes it happens that . bad man secures 3
nomination, while . good man fails: 1t is not
merit that always carries the dsy and secures
recognition. Not so with Mr.. Roberts He dc-
serres tkis ksaos! having earned it by lifelong
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-08

SAYS the New York Times: g Among
the lies, of the Greeley papers it is as
serted that Mr.. Colfax appointed Cakes
Ames Chairman of the Committee on the
Pacific Railroad, and that Mr.. Blaine re-
tanned him. The fact is, that Mr. Ames
was never Chairman of that Committee,
and that when Mr.. Blaine made up the
committee he omitted Ames entirely.
Now, let US have the nine hundred and
ninety ninth lie. The other nine hun
dred and ninety-eight are disposed of.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-08

Pending the building of the Ormsbv House,
R. Fred Brooks. the well-known and popular
dealer in books, stationery, musical instruments,
guns. fishing tackle, toys, cigars, tobacco. jew
elry and fancy goods. has removed to Willard S
store, next door 10 Rails hardware store, oppo-
site TO his old stand. s14
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THE LIBERAL LIBERALS.
THEIR DESIGNS UPON THE LEG.
ISlATlVE TICKET.
..PRO BONO PUBI.ICO LET'S THE
CAT OUT OF THE BAG.

In his last letter to the Reno Crescent
Pro Bono Pubiico holds forth as follows
concerning the Democratic Legislative
nominations in this county:
Dr. Waters received the nomination for State
Sgna.or and n. c. Gardiner. Henry Day and
Aleck Freeman OF Empire. are nominated for the
Assembly; ". d. Terreyson was earnestly re-
duesteti to accept the nomination for the Lower
House. but perSistently DECLINED account of
business matters Henry Day Will probably de
cline the honor on his return to Carson. as the
Surveyor Generals office Will necessarily inter
fere with legislative matters. The MAORI
ty of the convention supposed Mr..
Day to be Liberal Republican, and intended
nominating two of that class on the Legislative
ticket The feclination of Mr.. Torreyson. how
ever interfered with the arrangement In the
event OF Mr.. Days declining, the Central Com
H1ittee will place Liberal on the ticket.
P B. P. is evidently poking fun at
Terreyson. Persistently declined on
account of business Matters is good
one of the best jokes we ever heard, in
f-ct. Torreyson ''let on" just as if it
WIS business that kept him from being
slrfeited with pleasure over the noInina-
tons, s. Business of our bust
ness-took him and Ben Small and Ike
Common out of the convention and set
them to rearing and snorting about
swindles and frauds, we suppose. Oh
CANNON, What cussedness is psrpetra-
TED under the tattered g1ise OF : Reform =
Why, that illustrious blacksmith. Torrey-
son, has spoiled more mule-shoes and
burnt more irons since that convention.
just out of sheer, wall eyed wrath,
than he can set right in a week He was
cheated out of the Legislative nornina-
ton, and he is as mad as a wet hen about
it That's what's the matter.
Now about Harry Day: 1t seems that
Re has never taken any decided, active
part in politics, but that he is believed by
Democrats to be one of them. They who
put him up for the Legislative nonlinl-
ton never had any notion of his being
anything but a Democrat Possum
Democrat, may be-but certainly not
s. Liberal Republican. Again: The
definition OF Torreyson" is gorgeous |.
Does he look like q man who is in de
cline Wasn't there caucus held here
one week ago Saturday night, and didn't
that caucus agree to stand in for Torrey-
son and Wright If such is not the case,
Dame Rumor has been making gossip out |
o. whole cloth.
But P. B. P. lets the cat out of the bag |
when he says that in the event of Days
decline, "a Liberal" will be placed on
the ticket. How does P. B. p. know
this? What ones of the seven County
Central Committee told him 20 2 |
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labor; for whatever his hand found to do, he did
with all his might.

labor; for whatever his hand found to do, he did
with all his might.
Mr.. Roberts Is Republican from principle. be-
heving what he Processes. and voting according
to that belief. He holds that the old leaders Of
the rebellion have not yet shown sufficient signs
Of repentance 10 entitle them to hold office, and
so voted against their restoration, though many
Republicans hold it to be policy to renstate themt
1t would be we'll if we had more of this kind at
Washington, 60 that the people might know wha.
to depend upon. Even opponents pay tribute
of respect to one who judges for himself, and acts
upon that judgment, even though involving =
loss of personal popularity. Such men place
themselves above suspicion The fact that Mr..
Roberts is man of this character will secure for
him the votes eff hundreds of honest men belong
ing to the opposite political party. Two years
ago he ran several hundred ahead Of his ticket.
getting . majority of 17l6-the largest majority
given since 1860 to Republican in this county.
There is every reason why his majority should
be larger next time, especially should the labor
ing class support him. He has always been the
workingmans warm friend, and supported every
honorable movement to better his condition. He
employs n large number of workmen himself.
and the uniform testimony of these is that it
would be impossible to find better man to work
for. One of the first acts. after becoming the
proprietor of the Herald was TO voluntarily adj
vance the wages of those employed upon it, and
from that time to this, he has been among the
foremost in advancing the claims OF the sons of
toll.
We were not aware untilwe came across
this extract that the WEIGH Americans
had Representative in Congress. 1t
should be gratifying to them to know
that they are So ahly rerreSenfe1
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-08

NorIcK.-Hereafter the Express Office of Wells.
Fargo Co. will close at 4 O'Clock, P. NJ. Let
tiers deposited in the Letter Box up to 10 o'clock
P. NJ. will be forwarded by the night train.
s3O-1w H. F. RICE, Agent.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-08

PERSONS DESTROYS of renting rooms in private
residences are requested to let the same be
known to LADD 4 KELLY as there Is continu-
ally demand for the same.
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DIED..

MCCLELLAN-In Pittsburg. Pa. Sept 80, 1872,
Mrs. NJ, A. Mcclellan, aged "A years.
Deceased was the mother of our much re-
spected friend and fellow townsman, C. B.
Mcclellan, Esq. the well known artist. He has
our sympathy in his bereavement.
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oEThe fnll BRASS AND STRING BAND of
sion. N O4-td
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
LITERARY NOTES.

Tho statement has gone the ROUNDS Oh the
nress that Gain Hamilton has been ehsaseu as ono u
,ho editors Of Our Youug Folks whch Is an LUG
,o ,, rnown bv that name has, however, been
Engaged edit Wood 81 ScSSnrgh in which ca
SscitT a6e viii doubtless find ample scope 'or Aef O'"
and sparkling pen 4. ,,,, y .ro,,s
t.o The Latin by the Rev. Charles Swan, Is an
",,soad for early publication by ]. W. Bouton This
,o,s ,nonument OF the middle ages, which was pro-
auced nv the monks Preside recreation, lsa coec
~ n, oua,nt fables which they used in their discoursos
to sae dr SORES TO many celebrated modern poets and
poyelists The edition now promised is to be brought
out in style Of great elegance, with an lntroductoh ny
lie eminent antiquarian scholar. Thomas wright
A more industrious man than the pastor OF
Abe Lafayetteave. Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn Is
rarely to he met WITH Though he has the charge OF one
OF the largest churches in the ecclesiastical BODY Win
which connected nc yet finds time to contribute
some Of the most racy and readable articles TO inc
eolura us Of the religious pessartices which are mol
only copied into scores Of other papers here but are
even renrlnted in periodicals Of Scotland and England
The friends OF this genial and spicy writer VIII ee
now printed for the first time and others the laXoiG
Of many years. Is soon TO be issued Dy hooe ~
%T6oagSt HiEcs"-The same house have just
ready DR.. Macdrf's new work 5el36 to psSes IL
Rome" The introduction, covering nearly lVO pass
essay remarkable interest inc Tt VI ,ne,
ta1ed in phil w. and Of Pudens q Tim. iy 2 cannot
fa TO attract the attention OF the bONcdi
CartSrs are now selling the fifth Thousand OF Dr NC
Cosb,s lectures on Christianity and POsyism, dehv.
red in mis- city less year SINCE fact the more
remarkable from abstruse nature of the WORK ise
TIE publishers are preparing more o1n ~ 60
tton Of DR. JacObuss notes "Gcnesls ana me Cos
rels" by putting the five volumes into three ana ths re-
ducng the prlce As an indication OF the lhteIes. IN
Biblical study II NAV be uninterestng TO Know eat
1850 copies have been sod Of DR.. JacObuss Voluno
ON Matthew alone. TIE same mouse eAIecI 10
issue daring the Spring, "Tradng," by Miss warner
being the conclusion Of the series OF which hS nnS
were the popular predecessors. All the little girls VII
he glad TO know that the author Of the Bessie BOOKS
IS busv and viii soon give them the two concluding vol
uues ~ the Little Sunhcams-" Mamio's Watc4Wofd,
eTd "Nellie's Housekeeping" and tho boys that the
eghor OF The DraytOn Hal stories viii soor bave ready
=. Our -Four Rows" "A new volume OF the "Dare to do
Ight series me scene of which Is laid In Nova Scotia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22

Among the state bonds, South Caro'uas continue ac-
tive with considerable volume OF business reported
This late activity IS doubtless tracoable - the
inception OF u scheme 70 rcOrganize the finances
OF the State by reducing the State indcbt-
cdness 80 a. cent, and making the Union Trust Com
pany the financial agents in this city. 1t * understood
that the has been nauGurated outside the State
authorities by q few spectators who hold n large
amount of the bonds at say about 3Od35 As much stock
is honestly held in the neigbOIhOot of so Uhc ruling
price few weeks ago CO96g this reduction would
seem unjust and opne that, despite the rccl
less in which the State credit has been tampored
with by schcmins officials the people OF South Carolina
will be slow to commit themselves to this semiTepuGI
ton scheme To-day the July issues fell off per cent
to 2i and the October TO %. Tennes4ees firm at
COL and North Carolnas neglected. The Virgnias
weak under the pressure of Baltimore stock ConsOls
going off to 81, and Deferred issues to 49, The rest Of
the Lat WIS dIIll. The bids Wern follnMs;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22

While for theuay the demand for the old railway bonds
has been less active than usual hear OF large
actions In some OF the favorite bonds yet put
upon the Board. Mcssrs. Timer Co., the financial
agents OF the st. Joseph and Denver City Railway
port increased demand and active sale far the per
cent gold bonds OF that road the high rate OF interest
and ample security offered giving the bold high rank
among the fyorte investments. But the most
full negotiation OF railway securities OF which we
have heard Of late Is that just concluded abroad by