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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-13
NEW LIQUOR STORE.

NEW LIQUOR STORE.
Large and Superior Stock Of Imported and D o
NESTS Liquors Of all kinds, at
A. 4. BUCKS
Augusta street. near Post Office,
STANTON, VA,
AGENT for MOORES & CO., Baltimore.
ALE and PORTER in bottles for family use,
eaual to Scotch Ale and London Porter, at half
tkeir cost
Having had al experience Of ten years in the
LIQUOR business, l have availed myself Of the
knowledge thus acquired to select the purest and
ssst articles Those wishing such, will do well
ov15-tf A. l. BUCK.
4. Ne. BRUCE
Augusta County. Va.
OLD RYE WEIISkEX,
Ia Cooper Distilled and Rectifed under the per-
s,oal supervision of the proprietor expressly for
= syediainal Family and frst-class Bar-room use,
10 sunerior and is warranted pure and free
ifSA TIBERAL TERMS TO DEALERS.
"a Jet it. send your orders with the cash to
Ia s'' - A. NJ. BRUCE,
Stanton, Augusta Co.,
xaril 25.tf ~ s,i1'..
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THIRD SESSION OF TIE FORTY
SECOND CONGRESS;
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BOARDING. NJ. J. Splitter will
- take few Bcsrders, with or without lodg-
ing, at reasonable rates. Residence, corner Of
Green and Frederick streets. oct 24-f
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ISI Attorney at Law,
9TAU NToNz " e.
COURTS-Augusta, Rockingham, and Highland
Refers by permission to the Law Faculty Of the
University of Virginia.
GFFICE...Court-House Alley.
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oct 17-tf
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-19

2o.35l cash gifts amounting TO 1928, 900
As wo employ no Agents outside OF The
large cities, we are thus enable TO give 10
purchasers the benefit Of the commission
that would otherwise go 10 the Agent.
Wc will therefore send you thirteen
ickcts for $40, or 26 for $40 6 for So
Single tickets one dollar each. All oom.
mnnicnti'n promptly answered.
The dish ribution will be conducted by
q sworn GO nmittee, who will dsoide upon
the faircst and most impartial mode Of dis.
tribu'ion. list of number to which
gifts arc awarded will be sent to every
purchaser Immediately after the Concert.
Wo will send tickets by express, and col.
lection delivery, when SO ordered. Be sure
anu send your full aadress-name, town,
county and State, plainly written. As
over orc half of tho tickets nre already en- q.
gcgrd by Agents in the cities near by. we
would advise those who desire one or
more TO forward their orders to us at once.
Do not delay.
"knowing tho managers Of Ills enter
prise. we can assure the public that It
will be grand success. and cvory conf.
dcnce can be placed in it."-Nswark
Daily Journal.
"The managers Of this enterprise nre
men OF character and ability, and there
j" no doubt but they will make the enter.
prise eminenny sncoussful.'- Neuark
Daily Press
Address, PETERS 4 CO., Directors
Newark, N. J.
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the Winter, end the baby is oblcgode
to have,a pair Of little blankets for
his crib. Five or six Of the others
want shoes and stockens Jest as soon
as you are to get em. The shugar is
out, and tho coffee is low, and last
weeks's waship ,aint paid for, and you
must send a,a1an to Tx that leak iu
the room tomorrow"
My good wife is a thoughtful oman =,
and when she tells mo she warts any.
thingns soon as git able, know cx.
actly what that means. 1t means
she wants st by tomorrow night, if
not sooner; and toll you I always
display my finest tuktics in such
emergencies. In fact, do tho yer y
best l oan. It's tho comfort of my
life to look back and BAY, I've almost
always worked UP to the skcdule,
Lastly, Mr.. Ncvin, l want to re.
mark that these paniks, these col.
apses, these bust ups, these stop
nots cum down." oro just as neccs~
sary for tho good of the cogntry as
an emetick is to on overcharged stun
max. Mummy to DO hel.hy must be
scattorcd around so that everybody
can est sum. When its most all piled
up in Il few pyramids tho least jostle
will tumble it to the ground. If ]
Was King I'd fix remedy fo1
bloated fortunes nifty quick. Id tan
a man nuthin on an incum Of S thous
aud dollars and under. I'd tax lC
per ct, on all between 8 and ten
thoassn ; twenty per ct. on all be.
tween 10 and 20 thousan, ann 80 on,
doublin up to so thousas. Above
that I'd take it all, every dollar.
toll you that will git en-. That vii
keep down these Wall street rings
1t will let man hav enuff for al de
cent and resdektable purposes, ant
after that he must do tho best hi:
1shcer for them who swet and toll and
haven't been al smart or mean or a.
lucky as himself. 1t will put a limi
upon mans avarico and keep mum
in better employment than payil
S5O,0O0 fol- horse or 100 thousal
for n diamond pin. When this Law
ispassed, Mr. Ncvin, our family sup
pics will be SO cheap, that the likes
OF me and you and our wives ant
childron can frolik half cur time.
think your tother leg would grow GU
and the hair cum buok on tue top O
ma head, the place where the hal
ort to grow.
Until that glorious time let US al
DO tho very best we can
Yours, BILL ARP.
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Special Notices.

Sooner or lator all will be 10. ced to al
init. that manual labor cannot compete in
quality OF work with machinery, and mono
are so blind ns not 10 notice the great
rcduo tion in tho price 0" an article, as
soon as machinery Is adopted to lis
manufacture. No line OF goods hive been
more favorably affected by skllfuily made
machinery, than Doors, SaShes, binds.
30. All Of the improvements in this line
arc used to get up stock for Mcssrs. |. II
HALL & Co.. Chal lcS'on $. G.. Agents ror
the host rning and lining, Asbestos Fell,
over usod. Send for price list aud circu-
lars.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-19

For loss Of appetite. Dyspepsia, Indiges.
tion. Depression Of Spirits & General
Debility, In their vnrious forms, ferro
phosporated elixir OF Calisaya made by
CAswELL, HAHALD 4 Co., New York and
sold by NIL druggists, is the best tonic
As atimuant tonic for patients recover.
Ing from fever or other sickness, it has
no equal lftaken during tho season it.
prevents fever and ague and other inter.
mittenL fevcrs.
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s&S I q s|!l| U RsSSA
49, Ms|IiSiallll!A:l!&T lll!A:l!&T
The only Known Medrclne
THAT AT TtrHSANiE TINE
Purges, Purifes, mud Strengthens the
System.

System.
Dr.. Tutt's Pills nre composed Of many
ingredients. Prominent among them are
snrsparilln nnl Wild Cherry, S united as
10 act togc'hcr; the one, through IT'S adj.
mixture with Itl,cr substances. purifying
and ,ftrging; while the oihcr subs a1tces
purifying and urging while the o,hcr is
strengthening the system. Thus these
Pills are AT The same time q tonic aud u
cathartic. n dcsidcrnlnn lo"g ;sohght 1,y n
medical men, bui never before discovered
In other words, i1cy do 1lrc work Of two
medicines and q, it. much better Than any
Two wc know O., for they remove no,l,ine
from the system but impurities, 20 that
while they purge they also strengthen and
hence they cause no debility and arc fol.
lowed by no rrnction.
Dr.. TUFTS Pills have q w1onde, .ul iu4lu
enco on tho blood. They not only purify
without Weakening il but they remove oil
noxious particles from the rhyie before IL
is converted into fluid, and thus makes i'm
pure blood m utter impossbiiliy. A
there is no dcbilita,ion. so thcrs is NO
nausea or sickness stecnding lhe opera'ion
Of this most excellent medicine. which
ne vcr stnrns or torturcs tire digestive
organs. but causes them 10 work in n pcr-
icctiy .ural manner hence persons tn
king thera do nnt b"come pale and rmncin
ted, but On III: contrary. whiic all impuri-
ties arc being removed. tho combined nc
lion ofthc : 'rsmrar;lla and Wild Cherry
rurifies md inviyorn,es the body. and a
roboust state Of health is the result oi
thcir unit ed notion.
Price % cents hox. Sold Ivy all Drug
8'sis. Depot is 3orIlnnat st. ny
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Says tho Rome (Ga.) Courier
"From the cotton regions como the
report Of Clubhouse burning whish if
continued will necessitate the re-
organization Of tho Ku Klux. Not
that we are in favor Of u resort to
such summary process to correct such
evils, but thore is som ctimcs nothing
else that will avail"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-19
FOR PORTABLE and STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES

IaNH - PATENT fORTABLE
Circular saw Mills. To cut from
500 10 5000 feet per hour with one saw.
Gang, Muley md Sash Saw Mills, Portable
Grlet Mills feffrt's Turbine Water VIII eols
and overy kind of Machinery accessory TO
tho manufacture Of Lumber.
Address, Geo, Page e. Co.
No. 6 N. Schroeder 81, Baltimore, Md.
Send for Descriptive Catalogue and Price
List.
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Write for Large illustrated Price LISi
Address,

Breooh. .loading Shot Guns $40 TO $4,000
Double Shot Gums, So to $3.50. Single
Gums, SO to $50. Rifes, So $40 Re.
yolvers. SO to S25. Pistols, 81 TO So.
Gun Material, Fishing Tackle. Large dis.
count to Dealers or Climbs. Army Guns.
Revolvers, &c., bought or traded for
Goods sent by cypress C. 0. D. 10 be ex.
smined before paid for.
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W WASHlNGTON a3S ogTTi1b TSH}br

Agents Wanted for complete history
OF our National Capital. It's origin, growth
exccllcncics, abuses, beauties. and person. .
ages are oil portrayed in that graphic
style which has placed the author, Geo.
Ar Townsend. among tho foremost news
papcr correspondents OF tho time. 1t gives
bold startling. truthful inside views OF
Washington lie, and Congressional and
Lobbying Jobbery. Books rcady for do
livery. Extra terms for this State. Adj.
dress. JAMES BELTS Co. Hartford Ct.
MURDER. No, wo would only cali
attention 10 our We'll Anger. with which a
mnu con earn $25 per day in good ,cni-
tory. II bores any diameter, nnl ordinary
wells at the rate OF $50 #. per day. Farm
Township & County Rights for sale. Des.
crip'ivc book sent on receipt Of DC. pos
tagc. Adr's AUGER Co., ST. Louis Mo.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT

WORKING CLASS, male or fomnle.
W $50 n week guaranteed. Respec.
tahla employment at home, day or evening
noSnpital required; full instructions anil
valuable package Of goods sent free by
mail Address, with cent return stamp,
n. YOUNG & CO., IT'S Greenwich st., New
York.
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Dur Prices will Tempt tho Closest
MESS SHAD2
MESS gHADl4

IL FINE lot Of Fresh Groceries, lust
recclvsd by John D. McCnrley., consisting
Of bbls. No ]. Mess Shad,
Salt Herring,
bbls. No /. Mackerel,
bbls. No. Q 90
dozen Kits No. l, Q and 8,
Mnckerel
Also n lot of Condensed Cod Fish for
Family use, which l can recommend from
experience. Coffee and Sugar of all
Grades, Lard, Bacon and Hams, N. c.
Mountatn Butter, Cheese and Crackers Of
nll kinds, Meal, lIoniny and Flour Of tho
best grades. Also Canned GroJs Of all
kinds, Oysters, Canned Peaches and Pine
Apples, Tomatoes Catsup, Sardinrs, and
american Club Fish. Everything that can
DC had IN first class Grocery. and also n
fine lot of Leaks Twi isl Tobacco, 1000
Figaro Cignrs md other grades. aud best
Of all. constantly on hand the best quality
OF Liquors that c'n bc had. Nnlhan',
Cabinet, Burke's Rye, nni Lynchbure
hye, Nelson Co., Kentucky Rye, that can
moi be exeeIlcd. Come and try for your
selves and be your own judge.
John ID. McCarley.
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are srro cure for all diseases Of the Re
sriratory Organs. Sore Throat. Colds,
Group. Dipthcrin. Asthma, Catarrh,
iioarseness, DR.; ness Of tho Throat, Wind.
pipe, or Bronchial Tubes, and all Dis.
eases Of the Lungs
In all cases Of sudden cold, however
taken, thcso Tablets should he promptly
aud freely used. They eQualize tho ciroG
lation Of the blood. mitigate the severity OF
the attack, md will in very short timc,
restore healthy action to tho affected or.
gans.
Mclrs Carbolio Tablets, are put up only
in blue boxes. Tako no substitutes. If
they can't be found at your druggisps,
send at onoo to the Agent in New York,
who will forward them by return mail.
Don't be deceived by limitations.
Sold by druggists. Prico 25o. Box.
JOHN q. KELLOGG, 18 Platt 81. N. Y,
Send for Circular. Sole Agent fer the
United States,
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FURNITURE

Aonsisting of Walnut Chamber Suits,
Painted Cottage Suits. Parlor Suits, Wal.
nut, Poplar and Pine Wardrobcs, Side.
boards, SafeS, Secret aries. Bureaus Wash
Stands. Tai; ;es. Book Racks, Towel Rncks,
and .IInh hacks, Desks, Cots. Chairs,
Piano Stools, Sof,s, L0nnges, Eageros.
Book Cases, Counter Stools Bookkecpers'
Stools, Cribs and Cradles Of tire very best
Quality. For Design and Workmanship.
uncQualed. which offer nj Columbia ard
Charleston Prices. Save yotar freight billie
BY buying at HOME.
Bcdsteads
OF all styles made of hard SSh'he,1h
Wood, and &ar,a'hicd TO give entire sn'is
faction. Use economy anu huS the best.
Woven Wire Mattresses
THAT will last life time. They are
comfortable, duro Die, elastic aid cfeahiy.
Wool, Cotton
AND Hair Top Mattresses. Our prices are
beyond competition ofthc the same quail
ty.
Mirrors aud Pictures for sale.
Ecpairing.
Furniture neatly Repni,'ed Mt moderate
prices. Picture Frames nude 10 order
mat atcrials furnished
sep, 25 II. w. PHILLIPS.
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To the Planters and Far
mers of South Carolina.

T3uE subscriber respectfully invites
l. your attention to q "ortgb bic Plank
ano straight rail frnoe, which lie cuufd den
~ be'ievcs solves tho Fence Qacs,:-c.
whiou since the change Of our labor system
IL now tho question OF The farm.
This fence is one Of unqucstioned etil
20 proclaimed BY oil who have eXamineu
or used il. With nearly ONH HALF LIS
RAILS, tho unsigh ly crooked fence can
be converted, with small cas,, into sub
stantial. durable fence, without the usc Of
nov rails. 1t is easily made--can be
rapidly constructed. Properly consiructc cd
it is proof against ubruly STOCK. wind CIR
flood. and will stand ten years, if not
| longer, without repair. No par, OF the
| fence need touch tho ground. Requires TO
| Post-holes, no wire, no barring or morris
ing.
This fence has been in use in the States
Of New York and Mississippi, and In every
nsIanoc has more tbnn met The most san
| Guine expectations OF the most practical
| farmers.
This fence was patented by Geo. II.
| Clake and Lo.: OF New York in 1867. Tue
undersigned has purchased tho en.rc "a
teres OF tue pa,cnieeB for the state Of
Son'h Carolina, and is prepared 10 sell
| COUNTY AND FARM RIGHTS for .he
| e"be' AheSo VIII ue 6Olu Oh IcN6Ouaol6
| terms.
| Over The justly popular Fence of the
Rev. John II. Stone, il has tho following
advantages
1st. It is cheaper. becnuso being an
| "Air Limo Fence" it takes less rails.
Because, having no wire and posi- holes to
pay for. It will snvo in aciia! cost moro
than double the cost Of Farm Rights of any
sised farn.
End. 1t is more durable Having NO
posi- In the ground, it cannot OF ot.
Every rnil being clear Of the ground, ex
empts It from he satne dlsadvantngp.
Being firmly braocd. il offers great -esis
lance to stack, wind o. food.
Sd. Being po, table l. is mure convenient
in construction ard desirable in use.
TO enterpislhg y"ung men raro or.
pertuni1y Is ofereJ 10 make money in he
purchase Of County Rights. CorresY on
| dence solicited. Address
G. III. RI BERTSON,
WfNNSB ORO.
N. 3 As will be absent from tho atate
until the 1T of November. Parties Wishing
further information will communicates w41h
r z. Ellison. Agent for Fairfield County.
sep ~ GIN
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This Cut entered according to Act Q
ngress. in the year 1878, by l.. II
ALL Co., in the Office Of tho Librarian
Congress, OF Washington.
] uno 10
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A GREAT Sensation! Agentl
Wanted C,sh Salary, or G commission
lowed. Strictly honorable. IA dress, +. a.
ELLIS & co Charlotte, Mich.
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CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK e
& ,.. .y !, .nai, OF ,51'2 a.N
w.. sOUTHF CAROLINA.
Deposits Of 81 and Upwards Received.
INTEREST ALI0WED At TIE GAT TE
0EsEKSM or dYya1,1,1S pG& 43iS &E&T IER ANEyM M Z n
1ND SLY I'lER CENT. COMPOUND.
20 EVERY SIX M0NfWS ON AC-
= COUNTS. s..
.'~< oOFFICERS.
Win. Martin, President.
&c.,. john d. Palmer, Vfcc-Presidesht.
A. G. Brenixer, Caslifer. ...
J. IL. Sowyer in general charge.
Joha Q. d. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Dirtcters
Wade Haenptcn, William Martin, A. c..
llnskef. +. W. McMaster. i. II. Heiai,sh,
John B. Palmer, Thomas Il. Gregg,
q. T. Scott, Eewberry.
W. g. NAyes, hewberry.
d. II. Rutletfgc, Charleston.
Daniel Ravencl, Jr., Charleston.
fIfnns6oro Branch.
Sam'l q. Cfowney, Assistant Cashier.
POINTERS. Mechanics, Aud ftofcssionn!
Men, Widows, Orphans. Trustees and
County Officers, having nroney for which
they have no present use, can here deposit
it, thus a. oiding all risks Of thefts and
destruction by fire, and at the same time
draw interest thereon till needed.
juno 24-ly
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GR AND CONCERT.

:or the purno>c uf aiding in the cstab.
l.sh;ncni Of
LRNG0LN LlE.le AIRY.
A Grand Concert viii hc wen i, tho
city Of Newark, N. j., on November Is
1873, at which limo and riace
S225.OO0 IN CASH
will he distributed among Tuck Ct holders
This enterprise is chartc,rd ny thes Legis-
lalurc OF the Stn:c of New Jc,sy, .or the
purpose above named. y purch"9ers Of
tickets cahrcly unon re'rec. la" ess in
the distribution AMI prom. payment of
the Gifts. ~ advertised. Tickt.s. SIG
for 50, - ior $ % 2S for SO. $..25 600 in
Cash Gifts. The following Gi,.s W II be
dis'ri tutcd an.org ticket holders iimme
d'"te'y after the Concert, aud GIFTS paid
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G.. III. RI BERTSON,
WfNNSBORO.

N. 3 As will be absent from tho atate
until the 1T Of November. Parties Wishing
further information will communicate w41h
r z. Ellison. Agent for Fairfield County.
sep ~ Gin
, 1873-11-12

othor. largo. nrst-olass hotels In Now York
City. This itom, along with tho others
detailed In tho former article, Shows tint It Ia
not tho hotol-koope1s but tho extrayagant do
mands Of tho pooplo which rordor tho high
prtcoa necessary. Tho fact ls that tho low
priced hotels mako money moro rapidly tllan tho
grind hotels. Wo know Of Nil instance Of COM
pariHon III tho auto-Aro ti1nos. accond-cIaBB
house WIS oponed, with an Investment of 90, 600
and charges Of s2.50 u day. In ton years its
pronts Lad boon $15o,o00, or noarly loo per cont
d year On tho capital. A. tlrst-clnas hotol, which
Ind boon Furnished At a cost Of a120o00, nado
$500. 900 In ton years, loss than 30 por cont on
tho capital invested. Tho difference ia still
greater now whom tho o1travagans tastes Of those
who patronizo tic 1rAt-class hotols hayo in-
creased. Thore must be a change, novortholoss.
Tho Sherman House, in this city, has reverted
to the ownors, who will conductit. Tho fremont
House found no takors among hotel mon, and
will be run by tho Couch estate. Still othora Of
tho large aud gorgeous housoa Of tho city will DO
affected IN one way or another. Tho American
people, in ono word, must cultivate simple tastes
In hotel-lifo ns we'll az olaowhoro.
, 1873-11-12

Wo have already announced the practical con-
aolidatIon Of tho Milwaukee l. Northorn Rail
way with tho Wisconsin Central by a 900 yoars'
lease. Tho two roada, therefore. now constitute
one continuous road. Of which 800 miles are tn
ished, and tho whole Of which, it is stated, will
bo completed next yoar, extending from Milwau-
koo, In o direct courao via Alenaaha md Stevens
Point, to Ashland on Lake Superior, 1t is alao
apart Of tho plan Of the Milwaukee d Northern
Company to extend their road from Menasha to
Appleton, also from Greop Bay to shnwano, and
onward to Lako Allchigammi and to Lake Supo-
rior in Northern Michigan, When those ontor-
prises will bo completed, however, depends upon
tho improvement Of the financial condition of
tue country and the dispoaition OF localities
along the projected lines tolend their aid. When
TINT will be is sufficiently Indefinite to euy tho
1eaBt.
, 1873-11-12

Wall street npeculators have been attacked in
the rear by the Committee on Reforms Of tho
Now York Clearing House. This Committee
recommend, among othor things, that tho Aaso-
clated Banks hereafter pay no interest on do
posits and that no claechs be certified for any
parties unlosa thoy cover amounts actually OIL
deposit. Tho representatives Of the banka moet
to consider these proposed reforms on tue cath
inst, and II they accept them tho Htock-ga'nblors
will DO In trouble. II no intorost is paid OIL de-
posits, money for speculative loans will not
flow into Wall street a. heretofore from tho
country, md to compel brokers to have funls in
bank when thoy want tlsolr checks certified will
bo quito hardship III contrast with tho accom-.
modat.ons they hayo AitLorto received from
goodnatured CashiolY.
, 1873-11-12

The Georgia prosB Association, at their last
mootfng, adopted d aot Of resolutions In favor Of
tho formation Of National preBa Association,
and tho Committee with whom tho mattcr WAS
intrnstod have designated St. Louis, NO., and
Wednesday, Nov. 20. as tho place and timo for
meeting Of Journalists to consider tho PROPOSE
tion. Wo rnako montion Of tho meeting because
wo havc boon rcquestod to do so, aud In ordor
that those who dosiro to asslst in tho organiza-
tion Of such an Association may lnow when and
whore tho first stops will bo takon, Further
thau this, NO sha11 tako special interest in tho
project. Wc beliovo TINT newspapers havc now
all tho power they deBorvo to have, md that any
trados-unlon movement to increase It might
havo precisely tho opposite effect, though wo
hayo no objections to urgo against an assooa-
tion OF this kind among Journals that thlnk
differently.
, 1873-11-12

Tho Chicago produce marlc!u wero genorally
etrongor In touo yesterday, mud with u fair ae-
gregate Of transactions. hloas pork was qulot,
and 25@40c per brl highor, closing ut Sl1.3714@
11.5O cash. and s11.25@11 97I seller December.
Lard VAS quiet aud }4@1Ac highor, ut 05l@o>ac
caHl, 4nd 7}6@731lo so}ler January. Meats Woro
quiet and 10 higher, at $40 for shoulders, 5No
for short ribs, 5z6G00o for short clonr all boxed.
seller December and G111@7c TOR gracn hama.
Lake freightB wore dnll aud unchanged, at 0e for
corn to Dutralo. IIig1Iwiues were quiet nnd ull-
changed, At B7o por gallon. Flour was moderate
ly active and steady. Wheat was rather loas
active aud stronger, closing at 9l>1@oi95o cash.
snd 0516o aollor December. Corn was loHs nc
1.-Two. and 10 higher, clqs'pg at 969lo cash, aud
;a0No aoller December. Outs wcro quiet and 10
hIgLor, closing ut 2o}11o cash, aud 20Ao eeilor
December. Iyo was less aotive aua unchanged,
at 6oGDG0c. Barley waa dull and castor, cloaing
.at 5l.22 for No. 2, aud 6o@sBo for No. o. on
suturtlay oyoniug last there was in store in this
, 1873-11-12

Emperor William has been challenged in a
r.4ler defiant letter from Bishop Won Kettlor, OF
bIainz, to indict the German CATHOLIC leaders
as traitors it ho can. Tile causo OF this out
burst is the charge Of disloyulty nado ngainst
them by the Emperor in Ills letter to tho Pope.
II there waa any ground for lis charges Of dis
loyal intriguos. there must be enough, says tho
Bishop, to sustain n prosecution for treason,
sshich ho ia jeoringly invited to begin. Thoro
nro rumors OF another Papal auocution, denying
in general terms the right Of tho Emperor to
make any appointment to I'LL d vacant SEQ, and
pronounciug the major accommodation
against any Church officer who should allow such
en- appoiutoe to oficate. Tho meaning Of this
ia that tho Pope wants to prevent the Emperor
from mailing Ill appointment to fill tho vacant
SEQ OF Fulla.