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LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Parties desiring TO announce themselves
As candidates for OGee through this pm.
per will he required tn pay cash in adj
yAaoo for the Announcements for
Congress, $40; State offices, $40; capdi.
dates for State Senators s.; county can
dida,es, s..
To THE YoIERS oF MONRoE COUNTY.
We nra authorised to announce I. A.
McSpadden ~ a candidate for Trustee of
Monroe oounty. Election in August next.
We are authorized to announce Mark
NJ. Hhks, AZ a candidate for Tax Collec-
tor Of Monro county. Election in Au-
CAST next.
We are authorised to Eg. G..
harris, asa candidate for re. election 10
the Office Vt Tax Collector Of Monroe
ecanty. Election in August next.
Wa Sro authorized 20 announce James
ScruggS as an independent candidate Tor
Tax Collector VI Monroe county. Elsc-
ton 6rst Thursday in August,
TO Tug PEOPLE OF TENNESSEE.
In response 70 the expression ofa popu.
lar desire, sufficiently general aud inlu-
euti4l TO control my sctioniu the matter,
/ hereby announces myself = candidate for
tie Office Of Judge Of the Supreme Court,
made vacant By the resignation Of Hon
T. A. Il. Nelson. Election hrst Thursday
in August, next. j. Is. EQUINE.
Chattanooga, March 18th, 1872. It
We are authorized to announced Hon
Robt. McFsrland,a Ia a candidate for Judge
Of ths Supreme Court, To fll the vacancy
sceasioned by the resignation of Judge
Nelson.
We are authorized to announce Jos,
z. Houston rs candidate fer reelection
I. n. ofhcs of Sheriff of Monroe county,
RsCtiOn in August next.
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First Shipment.

J, W. Goddard 4 Co., shipped the first
car load Of new wheat from this place,
Yesterday. It was delivered by G. Il.
Jones, Of Pond Creek, aud was Of the very
best quality.
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juue 20 If
Agricultural.

The proceed dings Of the Agricultural
meeting held at jacksonville, on Mon
nay last, including the constitution Of the
Monroe County Agricultural Society, will
be published in the ENTERPRISES next
week.
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The Duchtown Copper Mines are daily
manufacturing six thousand pounds of
pure copper. The net profits per day will
be $1,000.
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Two r rsi.s, 9 $500 ,SS'z : anzzuBAons -,
Five Prizes 500 >
Ono Family carr iogcs and matched horscn with
silver mounted hsrucss. warth 81 ,j0D
| Horse uni Buggy, with silver mounted hAr-
ueSs, WORT $500.
One fne toned Iiosewoad Pianos worth $500.
) Family sewing Machines, worth $l0O o'ch'
$50 Gold and Silver Lever Hunting Wo,Ghqs
worth from 32uto $500 each.
Ladies' Coli Lconiine Chains, Gents Gold vest
Chains, Solid and Doublc.PlAted Silver Vnblv
and Teaspoons, Photograph Albums, Jewelry
&C., s., &c.
Whole number Gifts, GOO. Tickets limited to
Fifty thousand.
AGENTS WANTED 10 SELL TICKETS,
TO whom liberal Premiums will be paid.
Single Tickets a.: Six Tickets IS; Twelve
Tickets s%lOirwcnty -Gys Tickets $40.
Circulars containing a fall list OF prizes, n
description Of the manAcr OF drawing, and 9TH
or Information in reference to the Distribution
viii DC sent to any one ordering them. All let
tiers must be addressed TO
OFFICE, L. D. SINE, Box sc,
lOl W. 9Th ST., Cincinnati, o.
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Ranted

Wanted
The undersigned wants Old Copper,
Brass, and all kinds Of Scrap Iron, for
which they will pay fair prices in goods
WALKER & HUMPHREYS.
m~syl6-4t.
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KnS Advertisements.
nnnK kGEhIE

Now =, WORT. % hrk.ng for M new 5r'k will
mks il If they iu Ioi ~ pEce Nritu ihr r.rcuisrs
efllc bee, selling hook published, EE;rsori.-
nsty Inducements offered. POats more than
double money. nutit free. Addrees, .. NJ.
I.sE b, 100 Eihgjh IT,, Now iorS.
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''Ihe dearest spot on earrh" TO hry
your dry goods, groceries, medicines, &c,
is tho store where the merchant does not
advertise. Watch our ADVERTISING col
umns il yen wish to save money.
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Wheat.

" nohJ.
The undersigned will pay the highest
market, cash, price for Wheat. We pro-
poss to buy all We can get. farmers,
don't fail to give US n chance.
j. W. GODDARD K Co.
lima %
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Tho article from Mr.. Charlton, Secre-
tary Eastern Division Fair, viii appear
in our next issue.
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Fine Rains Sunday last. Corn in this
section usvsS looked better. Weather
now hot.
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Our merchants have just received
splendid assortnsuts Of China, Queens and
Glassware.
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Organ fer Sale

Organ fec Sale
A No.. Loring T. Blake OrgaN for
sale =. a bargain, Has been in use about
u mouta. Apply at this Office. #
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Bchsdule Changed.

Schsdule Changed.
Day Mail Trains on Z. 7. VAC. r. e. ar
rivss hers AZ follows:
Train going East, arrives 1901. Trhis going
West, arrives l;5j.
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The LAGRANGE, Ga, Reporter credits Mr..
Nathan Tesgle, Of MerriwethOr county, Ga,
with thrsshing niuety'two bushels Of rhse
fromtWO Eotss and a quarter Of groundN
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Absent

ADSehbs
The editor ST this paper left yesterday
for Georgia on urgent business. Will
probably not retz IN under two wceks.
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NNEETMATER MARKET,

Ea.lcoe3 -
ROIHcstiCS. ... 80. Jat6,
Bulk Mcats-Ilog roUsi, prime,"..... ~
bcci-olausntctcd ..........r,.. lao
But,cr-ChOicU .... ~
Lard ....'...,.. ."..,... bIN
Common
BccEwaN-F ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
Ecans-Whiie e bush ...",,.....,.. -
Corn-new il the ear--a bush.,..,... Is
" shgliel..........".... 90
NhlCNchA ....,. -
Clover Sesd-f bu 5................. - 90
Cohcc-Kctai,. a3Lg
Dried Applca-2S liz g bssh .......... "a
" Ptachec-Z2 lhs 2 " u]npralrl 8
Iiay--Balcd and delivered ., .,..,..... 10
E"gs-.F ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ID
FcathcISSSIrimc ....,...". .,..... 50
Flaxaee4--F bushcl .....n...... | 90
h~og7--HrsSs u Observation-Disclosures.
huEr--Ntt ...... ,........ .....,
Jcnns-COuntry i yd...".u."..,...
Onls-F bush ........... .......jItOJI
PeaS--N bush ...,.. ....,.. -
Rags--Clcan cotton ........... r..... !
Salt--F Sack .... ........ ......... . so
barrel, ! bushels
Sugar Rctnii........, ...l6N2O
Iall0T~-Fl h...., ............... ~
Whcnt--Whitc per bushel--prime .....
- 'ed irl!nc .........
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0Naey,s Lady,S Book,

For July is on our table. 1t is illod
with interesting reading matter, latest fush'
ion plates, 10. Price So per year. Nd
dress L. A. Cooley, Philadel phia, Pa.
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Business Cards,

OF any character, neatly executed at tie
E~arLarRisE Office.
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The Temperance

Iub I6WptKHHCU
Convention msets to-day in C~kat.anoo-
ga. Al! the hedges Of Good Tenplars
md Sons Of Temperance in Tennessee
will be represented.
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E22iak Kiln

Another TNtcn; h., ius. heen granted s.. NJ.
Immil'oa 10, ra impsov.l nri,a Eua, Thi,
Kiln ia .i.esr, Durable sad siIuplc In cpas'rpy.
yisa. Burns tr.ck tNi;h wool o. coal all uaui
40. uuifo,m iu color. VIII save thrur.iUu,h.
Of the fuel n, ROW used by yli Kiln. 81 rou-
]:'ruyiri as to he cbar.rG anil discharged dailG
thus per, Ctu1i,e 20 vars, rcrlrl,r,s Of sind ".
v]rG,.rr, Send los cirtahi 1S. NJ. NtsIiAuy,
Ne. ? sau'l, G.y f., LA.timry.
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swee.enins ones coffee isgencrslly the
Sry stirring event Of the day.
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Far Attocney General.

We ure authorized and requested to
announce the name Of ". L. Welcker, as
a candidate for the Office Of AttorneyGen on
oral in the Sd Judicial District. Election
lat Thursday in August.
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BURNuANlS

~ New TGrtiuG Is in general ~
= use throughout the U. s., A six itca ~
= il 1-ri hr the uNvrraIacu; in thc Pm NJ
Il tent JlrN. Washington. nc, lyssim- ~
" rli:ity o. Construction 'ud the power II "a
Il transmits rcn lrrs il the bc-t Watcr RI
~ wheel ever invented. PamphIc; free, ST.
- v. +. lrHl!AM, Yul, la. mcL7-4 r.
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WORK FOR MISSIONARIES.

How Three Destituie eighteenth Amend.
ments'' from the BrIny Sens Were Treated
by Our Benevolent Societies.
NEW YORK, Jan. q, 1872.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Seeing IN your able journal OF to-day On article
relating to the religious influences being exerted In
connection with commerce In Africa desire to ac-
quaint the religious public through your columns
with the following facts Our clergy may no longer
preach one kind OF Christianity while the societies
under their control practice another that the public
who contribute funds to charitable institutions may
see the difference between preaching and practice.
On the nth tnree "dlteenth amendments" arrived
at this port by schooner Il. Il. Pecker belonging to
the South Coast OF Africa destitute seamen, sent
Western Islands. Tney nave neither money, nor
clothes. and no boarding master viii receive them.
Nor could they get board Of the Sailors Home,
which Is under the control of the Scamens Friend
Society, as l called at this office myself in their
behalf and was obliged to send them to the
station house for lodging, thus making the home
OF the criminal do the work Of our benevolent and
tan man TOOK them to some OF the charitable
Institutions, with no better success. And this Is
the reception that they have met with In this great
city, winch sends missionaries TO Africa, but neg
lects to that the principles taught by them
practised BY the institutions at homo which are
under their control.
rms rs great and crying evil among us-that the
Used by the NEW YORK HERALD, Is so rarely put IN
operation among us. Let Us have more q those
VINO Will iced the hungry aud cothe the naked
4. IL ANSBURY.
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TEE COAL TRADE FOR 1872.
IRON the Pottsvlle Miners Journal, Jan.

from the Pottsville Miners Journal, Jan. 20.l
With the experience OF the past TWO years we be-
lieve there Is q much greater disposition TO mar
monte The clashng interests this year and conform
to the state OF the trade ana the wants OF he mar
ket. The frequent interchange OF sentiments and
the public discussions have caused b0tn parties to
understand each other better than heretofore, and
we do not, therefore, apprehend any general aim.
Guilty in any OF The anthracite regions this year,
although local bIcker may occur at Isolated col
lieries in regard TO local matters which always do
occur to greater or less extent
The basis Tor 1871 IN The Lehlgh region has been
Unanimously adopted by both parties for 1879. In
Scnuylki county the basis agreed upon for 1877
fixes day LABOR on q 81 Is basis, and permits con-
tract work ~ slide down 10 81 30 as minimum,
with corresponding reduction oil ~ per cent,
win the exception OF two months in The year 10 DO
selected by Inc parties, when the basis for day labor
may slide downto 81 so and contract work to
y 70 basis. Miners and laborere working by the
Gay WIN, under 50 rs basis. make Sl3 week; IN
$40 week. But few miners work by the
day except on such work as cannot be contracted
lor TINS WILL result In equalizing the wages both
ne.Ween lhe miners and laborers because, while
the laporers VIII be paid on 81 rs basis we 90 not
DeneVe coal Will realize over 81 90 basis for the
year. IL ~ should 60 up to 81 rs, then the OASIS
prices VIII pc me same as ruled last year on the ~ 20
OASIS agreed upon In September last.
rms arrangement which Is decidedly In favor OF
the empAoyes, instead OF the employers as Will be
discovered before the year closes II maInt aimed,
seems 10 give as general satisfaction as any arrange
ment could In the existing OF the trade and the
ndcations are that " VIII be adhered TO II possible
by al parueA
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theatre and the services OF Cnrfston, the famous
tightrope dancer. have also been secured ior me
At the Court Theatre tho manager has fought
yalianty against adverse fortune ever since
the opening OF the house; out g last there
isfaction OF dnding his house crowded every.
night. This happy change OF luck Is 10 be
ascribed 10 the new burlesque OF isaac or
york." not very Intellectual entertainment
but one which has nevertheless caught the fancy OK
the town aud proved very paipable hit.
Pending the absence OF Mr.. J. s. Clarke, who has
taken Q trip across the Atlantic, tine play OF sTne
POstb0y" Is to be revived at the Strand Pheatre,
with Mr.. II. Craven, the author, In the chief char
acter.
Al the Gaiety new drama by Mr.. II. ]. Byron.
who appears TO throw or dramas with the speed Of
kilograms, Is IN preparation as also is new COMIC
opeletta called "Ganymede and Galatea."
Some tragic occurrences are reported nom the
provinces terrible death happened at Bolton ON
Wednesday night hon tanner what mIsnomeril
called John Mccarthy having been attackea BY the
animals while performing with them and being
literally torn pieces. He was rescued AFTER mucn
difficulty, but died Immediately. The Jury at the
inquest strongly condemned these dangerous and
enthusiasm In q nation which affects to be HORNED
at the idea OF cock fighting ana badger-balting. ,
At Cheltenham Mr. Lawrence, the clown, came 70
grief and sustained several severe bruises IN one OF
hts leaps, the people behind the scenes not being
prepared to eaten him; and at Liverpool on Tues
'fiies" to the stage-a distance Of forty Iceland
vas killed ON the spot. yL
The death Is announced OF dramatic celebrity
with whose name L0nd0ners have been familiar for
hall o century-Mr. Nelson Lee-whO combined IN
his own person the characters or actor author ana
manager, and whose lie was an odyssey Of strange
adventures. He was the writer OF no fewer Than
200 pantOmimes, all OF which nave been played.
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commerce
shai number of vcsses arriving foreign ports
Tne on ACC
she francoGeman will at the time satisfactorily
al months OF hat year the ports Of North Germany Were
closed and German commerce. was almost entirely driven
'" THE SPREAD OF ooNMHpcy
To any acquainted with the number OF vessels sailing
nnder Tie German dag as well az those OF o,ne naonse
which annually arrive a. hs port from the dieren, seaporis
prise that the decrease in the number OF arrivals 1870
S o e We str w BE has %
Once the establishment Of the present Quarantine laws In
system Of quarantine, uned population Of New Yors
and Brooklyn was less than 100000 From 1909 1915,
~ the Legislature Iher populations increased 40
sna pS ~. 81 o % sue. p
increase our pOpaSSony sna foreign s Tss still
s mighty assi Which the pssl year has Sfoarh, 70 her
habo Although various causes have operated TO reduce
Ss spS az 81 seyns THIS po AZ ALREADY sbswn
tss been greater than IL any and n The num-
hearty thousand ts's) in period Of tive years.
f"'''" "e' " ocxAN sTEArERs
established almost DAILY communication with En-.
sas three tim hc same numSr y
dive years From this point OF vew the $50 steamship.
ssDpessns larger carrying Capacity nan iSs vessels q
$780, while The number q msrans during the same time
OF ,Se sssS ves.s Which arrived foreign and
detained longer thar was absolutely necessary for boarding.
soo. and nseou disease on board and
we're ports infected with cholera and yellow fever
Gays and but sevenyve OF Total OF 976 arrivals were
apsc 70 dsehae their careos, 10 QuarAone 60 tina, y
lave been comparatively Light
In the absence Of and war houses for the reception
o. vssss ana essPes arryng curing the summer months
pom, IN The opDs eaS dvsy bsiwecS RoS6Ds Reef Snd
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inc annual report OF DR.. Carn0cnan, which mas
9set been issued, IL O very Interesting document
end contains valuable information relative TO the
Hork done by the Quarantine officials during the
pear. The alarming prevalence OF contagious
diseases IN Europe during the pat year has rem
hered increased precauton necessary to confine
sease to the infected vessels arriving at this port
tnd 1t Is matter Of congratulatlon that In the
midst Of SO much danger the city has been pre-
terved from anything ike an epidemic:-
10 THE COMMISSIONERS OF QUARANTINE OF THE
OENTLENEN-In INV annual report your honorable
ssis To he
$ a Of se xs - 70 IN
q ss:s " b S 81
and would .ssin hoaoTsIis Board
IN
saS il should Be considered with the ns " q e.
y: to ont % Sr
Had dscr,Tina.ion and in such manner a. Impose the
s,say made M. guard against q
vessels At .espors sanitary commercial
An' nS n y 1a
Of quarantine can be 50 As to accomplish
1asa that Intelligent quarantine can be founded and
81 ars
sps.modc dread would necessarily BE- eSSissd
= NO nEsrniorross UPON ooMMxnor
quarantine, upon principles which are sim.
ana raj To
he port New York quarantine aIstncys
SSsn s ss
sass sos Ss' conn
81; &. Protection ls: pa s 1:.s @
ne po Hss T e os
sFEOIAL BOOKS ron INyxcrID VESSELS;
&c aa ss o Se
..bisnmen yet provision has been made to supply
viian
- .'s: S:S:
8 sn .s x s si:;s b. s
q ne; % M Se % ns 70
sssss arriving infected with yellow fever would
s:ss % nnosd n
es whep. the delay and expense necessarily attendant
Sp0A ''s" r nisc NEW sTRUoTURs AT WEST BANK.
rs%sS
quarantine establishment would sl b. destitute Of
q ses 5.
.,.S:s:sn 4, : (:
an az but sa:
. x.
81 sss I'll Ss I'll:
n: %
into our mS: .. The.
s1s ,Ssf s.sncn % the
way 1ns w1s g remedy os Eh n' Fast SEASON.
During the past season has required the exercise Of I'M
V: y; =. :P'i
.o. A' o. s
NOE ,wlthou. parallel in The HISTORY Of
Ss
e the
has been confined lined TO the limits Of
miDgy prevailed. a. many port: Nth which ~ are II
ss.s steadily incrss:ias Immigration from Europe
Of ;%:S il RsES
formidable in the number Of vessels having
Chat % n fac; The S
NE number Of arrivals has also been above tho
s,sr.ss and during the ss%ms months gave Urea.
E. spread q Tia. terrible sssa:s we're howeTe1
e Ss vi. yellow
p uneasiness at any time excited In the public mind
and s 10 ds
g ss :. ~ s s..
.s:s VIZ aIss;S sss%? s y t.
pu VII S a
Sah gu.is1n. sa@inisG atoa which. in preserving
s Ire a.. s s By
in.spesIye Of the los. Q, life, would be dncuM
bv
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glory Of the curiously halfdissipased, baartistic
city. The Emperor ana Empress we're present.
Herr Wagner's "Lohengrinn has reached Florence.
after Its success IN Bologna, the 0peratc company
or which, with the conductor, SignOr Marlanl,
time to execute The work on the 7th instant Not
seat was vacant although the prices had been con-
siderably raised. The King Of Italy was present.
The Floren;ines were as enthusiastic as the
Bolognese, and "Lohengrin" was as triumphant as
ut BalOlna.
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prom the above table II will be that the number Of
vessels qnaranned for smallpox during the past tweve
that disease during the previous The number Of
er9ns exposed 70 smallpox board Of these vessels
remainder had either had before or showed su
hclent evidence OF recent vaccination The Of per
could be 9S5 of whom Ala sre sent 10
hospital from quarantine
YELLOW
Yellow fever during the past year. has been N
unusual extent at many South American and West Indian
epidemic form In localities which have hitherto esaanea s
ravages Buenos Ayres where the disease was almost
unknown yellow Fever OF malignant type broke the
snis q he towns ana sa o. The he pSsc
who renamed the city, 5e0 died. and The Of ss
disease were only checked py the exhaustion OF popua
Cruz also suffered severely from yellow fever and II has
been prevalent than usual Il Havana, SANTIAGO and
break the war, yellow fever lie appearance al
Charleston g. c. where continued TO prevail with consd.
fever so az SsM na boss q
hatcher, 5emPhis and one or two other place. The
fined 10 Quarantine large humber Of
mnn pns Ss Quarantine
from day April the frst day Of November 10
u were The bss Ss
period b42 vessels from doubtful and suspected ports Thu
perod II Lower ouspsnne for sasmns,on and obsersaoo
Seventy OF these vessels were found to have bad
yellow fever board and from these eighteen patients
6y deaths from th disease occurred board Of
vesses either Al their port OF departure during the pass
arriving from infected ports with and without sickness h
total number Of cases o. yellow fever and the deaths In port
on the p''Afs. aSS e 81 Willow ysvr. m
A's sslnsss 4v@ w degsni s0F. lnfsssd WIN ysles
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Miscellaneous.


The Richmond wig styles Mr.. Greeley genuine
reformer and believes he Is IN dead earnest IN his
efforts TO root corruption in the public service
Some days ago, continues the Wig, he avowed Q
purpose to expose all frauds, no matter by wnom
perpetrated. lie Is making good his pledge He
has rich field Tor his operations and Will PROBABLY
achieve many brilliant successes. Besides the TAM
many "Ring.n he has two Of the Conklng-Grant
.'Riug" upon the stand. with very damaging evil
dence against them.
Still another parry has been started ont West 1t
Is called the A. +. b. q. party, which meaneth
"Anybody. To- Beat GranJ' party.
The Chicago Post says Governor Gratz Brown, OF
Missouri is heart and soul In favor OF civil service
REFORM as he understands T.. lie has just appointed
q police commissioner who was not long since
fined for shooting member Of the Missouri Legis
ature.
southern paper meant to say that Horace
Greeley had virtually retired from the NATIONAL
Republican Committee The printer made the SEN
tence read that he had "vlrtu0usly" retired.
Is not the Boston Post running the aorldemenA
system into the ground when It credits an arucie
"Wash. Pat 2y some Patrlcks might not take TO
the suggestion kindly.
rho po,tsv,lle pa, Miners, Journal repubhcan)
savs no one questions the honesty OF Secretary
Boutwell, 'Dut so strong have the influences peen,
that even he seeing Irregularities, shrank from the
performance OF his whole duty In the matter. But
now thew must act, from the President down, TO
reform the New York Custom House, or they Will
become associated with the Ill name that govern
ment concern new bears"
In regard to republican politics In pennsylvania
the Miners journal states that outside Of Pniade-
ph,a not more than thirty delegates have yet been
chosen to the State Republican Convention. OF these
not more than ten have been instructed, and the in
structions are divided among at least three cand-
dates. The Convention, which consists OF las men,
bers, VIII meet In April or May.
the oregon Bulletin says the Louisville Courier
Journal s'goes back Oh Schurz.u Does the bulletin
mean 10 insinuate that It's Louisville conteuo0rays
has not two schurz 10 lis backi
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QUARANTINE AFFAIRS.
ANNUAL REPORT OF DR.. cAaNocHAN.
The Work Of the Quarantine On.
II. Gals During 1871.

Q1tersStang Commercial statistics-Increass in
0e hs1lc Of Foreign Vessels to This Port
SMALLPOX. Yellow Fever and Cholera-The
Ne0essity for Increased Quarantine
Arrangements-Docks for Injected
Vessels and Warehouses for In
fected Goods-Vital Sta
tistics Of the Year.