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New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Tucsday. March IT. 1874

NEw-YORK. Tucsday. March IT. iTt
There was but one public sale at the Ex-
change salesrooms to-day. Anthony j. Bleecker Son
White sold by order Of the Supreme Court under drec
ton Of John j. Tomlinson referee the fourstoy brown
stone house and lot 23lxloO5. on north side OF Fifty
seyenth-st 1886 feet west OF Sinthave., to H. Cold
smith holder OF second MORTGAGE for f22a00 This
ab0uItwOth.rds of market value OF Cue promises
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
DOMESTIC hARKgTN

ALBANY. March l7WheAt-ns noVemebt RE unhangs5 State
n store held at 05e Corn duj sales MIed West
and DO No High MIed DO S4c Bae-mariet
unsettled the oniy sale No Cansda private
term. active No. White state sHd DO.
Mled Western tea tOgcther Gle also N Kei
Glc And DO. No mixed bts GOc DO hy
WHIT Wes.erE al 0Jc
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE

NEWBORN CITY
Amity-t SO Of South 5thaVe 81 LOUD
bs,.t 3, n N Dleeet,r, 2Ox,l5 s ...... - 900
Ch,s,st so Of Blseeker a. 2Ouaj ......... $4,000
Uenryst a 20 Of SeammeI.st 2lr71 3........ l25OO
Rp,.,s n cor M,dson.. 27r60 ,............. 1900
~ Naksn,es q G9 d 3 of 2Iaye 27 5r34 5.... 1850
Stsnton IG.S of Attorney s, l6Sr5f .....' bag1
a-st adjoining sutton, l7rl0o Morrisanis. 5ioO
l2hs lSJ W Of Avenue c. 25IlOJ i'yJV
3It.i 400 of lOth.ye 2o0S ............. l2,JOO
hIL.t -. SI n " N 3h 2Ot 100 5r2O 1880
Sebt 49, ~ n Of 2d..ye OtiOO l6sOO
6ih = S0o n . az iOtb.,ye bOt 100 ......... 1880
6sb = gO n " of AZ al sou.sye 2Or 90 ......... 10000
ll2th5st 2l5 OF 3isye. 2OIl00 l%OoV
Clinton l25 Of 2ts, 25IlOO woo., nd uishts $50
Clinton .ye, ss, $50 n " of Nsi, 25r7b
Jeieon-aye Lots Nos 200. 2O6. 2O7. Ryer L. 200
WoI."n,y,s y . coi s2I. 81 2ts5 ~ 80 OOO
N,di.,rrvs bI 2 q Of S2ts, 81 ,,,,.,.... 900
N,al.or.,,e cor s2ls, lO2 2K35 5......,.... CT 900
Isl ave , al n OF I7,h st. 4sr9l SO p.r...... 1000
2isve 1919 Of S0hst thesoee lOOrs 25r born ,
2jr 10 2d-s,e at point l442 Of SOthss IT,. IVO
Junction roid and WAterrt and bocastave honcs
slnng Locut-ave 1888 Is 10 Chestnutst no-rseK
l6Jr07 Walser 32i6, beiBg four aees zO,ObO
OF the Thomas Walker and stree!
running front Thereof 9irll0, West Parms.......J
nkcokDBD.
IN VIZ Der Observation-Disclosures si 7os
Cle,ryst M ~ 10 yr. psr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Elizabeth S. Nos ll9 and l2l ll2 rrs per lODO
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18

Receipts week 33S bales week. Sol bales week
last wear q Recruits Of pas, week. o2 bales
Holers have found reduce prices DC ID dng ihe
by the sse and the sd
finding full aside from tbs yielding
parties had depressing eject The market
be den with Improvement u tIde, al
bcdsh especial animation Brewers m have to contend
ns the hgh connection The c that they
gene Their Winters business less Satisfactory han usual The
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18


particularly skls p-oeuabe
In this country npsons sales, Rod FOX kseoon Bear,
Ouer soI 81 p Skrnk advanced
10 p cent Gray Fox dol Silver FoN and Fse 20
nk and Mafun Tr here ares1y responds
proved for several We quoS free OF
arfy.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH II, 1874
Erpressl, iot TEEN Y TRIBUNE O' SeDerer.i

iErbessV THs n Y. IEIsUSE o' our or 6eDerteri
good sr The hesbs and other expenses eat up posf
everything An attractive look
htea sale where DIRTY package soeny sp
ae fAs Psek securely that the motion VII not allow the cor
hnz OF dry hne cut straw with
plainly pain-a ssencpa bestsnd note contents
Dor or nj sstug the amount letter
nas time 6c An inyoee or list
eos noosd the nrmoot OF pack
Tor yourself rerutson IN best
= <Ai u u densnd.
BEANS AND PEAS.
tps Of 81 bbs; DO LAST week. l.SGS
h<; as. yesr 69S bbB; zoos
T. Of IL 80 bush Rece ueet $50 bush
ros well While hbersy that with the
ed deliveries this week prices really Showing hrmDesS
eo rates readily obaued for mediums aud maToH
ee latter selling export steadily Pea when OF ght quality
"a Be placed bst the the not Of
seooe qses White quiet and unchanged
M are seo Hd sDd 81 20 readily obtained for small lots for
% @ 80 " n canadian Peas beoe most OF the
soSthern baeftye SeAs without iasulrv. ouotations:
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18

since b5a wa included 10 list We sc
swsr ss geoS n.e{ owner, Of esry enah, nni,
Sd With the strong and profitable trade aaH ous long
them without the trouble by careful sorting
Rer hese parties viii point 20 5O frequently msfkci their sales
books Western butter 10 and, before sells arrival
40e often quoted solid Welsh tubs are
which strengthens esers New butter arrives sPsnbEJ We
portion OF the curly make will be probably used intermediate
points both State and Western New pals half tubs quoted
40d45c for sound AMI sweet Qnotstious o-,o
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
CROP oy 1871.

TALLOW dali and sales Of 5OO0O Prime CITY at
o 10000 do att 9l6e, and 10000 ID outOtOsn stock al
sad above 9ln
WO0J-The this has opened extremely quiet for all
fnds little business g. since last report
There has Feeces at Boston weeks rates
bat the Sers among manufacturers that fire Woods held
zoo high With prices for Cape large business cou
be ior Dry Goods trade is unsatisfactory manuac
1res having he to purchase bevosd actual require
and there speculative whatever in the market
snce Pudsy last note the following sales via 1000 Medium
Ssbed Fleece 54e 10000 Me hum Unwsshd do al 4O 100
Uhsahed 37e 200 n GeOrgis 4Oc 5000 n Secured
sSei 500 DO al S5c 5000 DO. at 76l9r.; 700 Super
Pa b0e 100 bags do private go bags DO at 4SG5Oe
bars do Acc 20 bags Low Pulled private 10000 10
I1 Washed private 10000 10 California Pail 25o
1000 n do at 232c; 900 n do pc; 6000 b MIed Pail
s,.. terms; 25O0O TeI.s private terms 10000 DO st
2sa30o $4,000 u do at d23c; 1000 do at "a 10 OOC
Ssee TeIss 25e 900 ID Low Texas at Be 1000
Be TeIs private 25 bales MestTa Pulled private
bales Gees private 10000 Cape
$50: LOCO at 50 Ia; 25 bales 36ia; and 100 bale,
d % phVate
WHiSEY fsiry active and arm sales Of $50 bba at97e
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18

Receipts the week l679 bb do las, week O5 d.
last year There trade
that gives seller the least independence. Recop
tb close Tlre
inst enough lined left DO uccf they going
classes Of trad fee outlet the poor iy
re buvng repetition the whole market less disa
affected prominent dealer remarks that would ne
more eonemiea 2. sgcs se.os e i S I @
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
Ghantes tor buslncss Ellen
Corporation Notices


PROPOSALS FOR GAS.-Sealed Proposals
will be received the otce o. the Depaltmens Of Pablo PARKS
until WEDNESDAY March ls, 1874 at $3.50 o'clock oT light
c.mp. thr OF
be entered into therefor
ave portions gnted BY the NewYoFk Mutual
Gas Light lighting which portions will fom
the 1870 until the ls day OF January 1879 For
fall nem,os see The CITY Record copies Tor sale At No CITY lis
CEALED PROPOSALS for 5000 White or
- Yellow Spruce PLBS-Sead for furnishing this
ms,eri. the Office Of the Department Of DOCKS until
IL O'clock THURSDAY, March 26 1874 For full informa
tiou CITY Copies for sale No. City Hall
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18

,, Atm. cese ana so,d from ,sore ~ szSs' M ana
A 9ylao2ko eo Plstes are hme1 eemAHa se ssP
Gh,,s spd prioes s.sies Other Metals are very oaes
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18

early sales Of the vorae TO seler 3d ths
average demsni has bern sht
decline oi 81 compared with me
openng rate OF bT the fooSns
Br EIe RailyaT 81 cans cream, $500 do. mix liar
lem Rai.rOad 2640 do; NeS-i1yen Railroad, 300
do Hudson River Rarod DO; Mdsni Railroad 400 do
2l26 do Total 52 cIea J! co.
milk total las, $3.50 milk; ek as' luO2 do
Prices athe Rsiros platform daTcn To- S3 20
per car o 40 quarts II So March H. 50 2J aIcI 49, S3
Sanh IA So 10 To- 81 80 March It. 50 % average
- S5 average week. So 90 corresponding "eeA i-'' year
81 So
sid poultr, heong H. To-day
the weather soften hog dressed not
State EewJerse pigs mArket western
dressed 6rn sprng 30G40 sol at $1dolO
y quote SewJesey hogdressd cayes gOo1 to pine
i5Gl40 ID, f2dl4c DO. pos, TO good 6O@7o n ssal2ci
State good 10 prime H. Il0l3 poor g0od GOd15 h. So
lie; NesJer,ev pigs. 100 dow 9d9t 8sa9'c
l5Oa2OO do SiJ; 200 u ,7a4 Sste, lao n down
Gig; DO l5Od2OO b SSlc 300 10 2dSc. Western
Change to-day qloted 7c 200 ID owu 6"lc o
200 up uf 3.5l3 do hs - l2
same 162 Exports of ek 1890
boxes bacon pkg beef 1868 bits pork 45 10 c lard
POULTRY AND GAME.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18

e.es for N. v.sf TO- l36 pkgs DO last reei 465 DO
voet iast 1886 d0 wee Although
1--WE bowH weekly for the month, The supply
eee srses the expectations Of Dealers This with the mod
eorsne that has stended the market for the ten
sas Hpso rather toae 70 the situation Dealers still
sE high and profitable phees the tb occur but
free disposition sell The loesoa Of good supplies Of
hoS vel known buyers approach
sphg Month the bOden OF them without feeling expressing
.y, CUTE genersly disposed sdop. the rsnge ~e
sss~ ot State FsneV buyers disposed
zoe ~ fsnc ocOnl 10 sot Questionable there re mans
-, ecged heT IN the hd Ous
Dsnes sho have heretofore bought Literally that figure
- ssx Dtla da httsous Court
o. s2@<7s Cheningo. 43d45c A connection with
a. ras that has been 0 fancy may relieve
Of who desire Of
-, 'of nhAt tbeJ regard nctuOus heSfOk quotation We
D.s seaIe that ~ ~ tb close Of last msB1en
pf'nneat arms ebO EOa permit b. publish
80 ls~ 0usA<nBs 25 3d. 100 DkgH a. zoe We LD0s
R1E - yLSr Sxi.sess s<S y. u Az lD9 ksso
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18

Receps for the week 800 do last week. l5S DO
last tO3 do pas! week 20 bbl appes
has firmly
snd fall sas 100 b5s apples lo for
fair local demand quoted a. hgh
before Bsckhenies again bge Other small rs qu eli but
unchanged fair for large Virgins anns
wanted
Receipts Of peanuts past week ,2l3 bsss Quctsions;
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18

R,ceOt the ueek 4 6S6 boKes; 90. lsd 8G77 Do
s&s year 6.374 Exports week, H463 boIes
yesr $50 Gold cosss r. Te Ches. nsria
hn 1 It, bloom stok has NOed Of Hs fast
t receipts r good trade ton.
ts.e Of cheese been largely of
ta bse and former buye retire when tbey end
eat duplicate prhsses There attempt
ne shade od from choice oil the place o
hs Tie been produce cheek trade Which
PROBABLY b uBd anOS ed only their nsnI QaaL
~ eosoae.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
POULTRY AND GAME


Live poultry the absence Of demand arc the Jewish
HOLIDAY Of ne week also helps the Goo wanted
Powh and chickens l20l3c for Western Gl6 for Nevese
uries range similarly ROOSTER l0c GeeseNewJerey
pair So 25dS2 80 Western 81 250Sl 81 In Game there IS
medium Wild Dncks Enssa
No further arrivals OF Pigeons QuoaoDS
Canyss.,..Sl 75f52 90 Broad 10000
Red Head per psir. 81 0Sl ~ Wild Pigeons e.i4ctrd -
hallard foucoc W
VEGETABLES. 80
R,,o, ~ n.o.s mast wees bbl 90 Of onions, 80 do
Po,s,ogs arrys du big lois eeV BY rail- he hest Rose are
messed for sale at s3 So without takers PeshblovS and common o
OF Flonoa green ies
during the but were sent on 10 boson
Potatoes, hoT ana Vhiohs neo' HtiSS 80 20 -
Mester OhloEs ltliOH ~
RossIp So 250S3 so Onions Whte y b O00
Peaehblows BOO % Ressh I9mPs o., 4U 0 00
Peerless and JaeI. - UtfhciP 49, W
son............. 200 90 White inrIlpsFool
Prince Alberta. 100 s w Deest M. q M
900 7 90 CabbsSe. v l"O... OOo o w
80 Ksi. ~ bbl 75a = Carrots. y bb...... Boa - -
sUNDRIES -.
p h,s ,oh fr,e, with YER, fancy Southern again resng
within the rsnSe oi
amelia low
live will bring zoe maple sugar ~
,e dsTk, and 1O0lIe Tor gooo pare hsn oP'
81 3OdS1 40 Y gall Quotations; . @ a.
Bee.vsI. y N, ,Wesfn.33 d3i Whit hss .;.,..... '7
H. iaa3 Hoop poles, ordinary 70
csS.r - ~ g.t Ia nl5 prime, IA ft.....50 d52
60, y,r.os, npre d22 IIOoppoles, ordinary TO
49,, Nsnni.ct'~o l5 aI8 prime. IL N....fb d4S
r.n,hsr. ~ Isve Honey, White Clovef.2O 40
Geese....s.,...65 d70 Do bneh"nsn"'iio 1ii2
No N,Yei,..,..4O $50 DO. Strained -. IL dl5
DO q Oinsong' '''''i % ~
Newspapers. 3ae 4
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
TRUSTEES SALE of HOUSE Ind LOT. No.
6ouses uuo iarms Wunieo

tVANTED-ST0RE HOUSES. and APART
w MESTs LBr-Lrasiug Reiunr a1d rtnnss sp-isig
SAM. y. MACE. :. iJ2 .hrl ave
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18

w and REGIsrBMh0 OF fbhhBSShh boNps is'otm'soe
eheeJ ren ana Of lie PuaDat hs ieIsssss gsts
Apphesuon ,.,. a. a. D. ~ E.. : 81 Ia an
sf wv L4s..tsss ~. Ass L9-s
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-01-08

block 6 1t.s8
Jos wood ne SO 1926 as
do So NV Sc l1-22-S BPS
NJ . Compton MS NV sc -
& 500
Eleanor Pyne-Lot no . run
ming from the NV corner Of
Me winkle's lot - feet along
the road leading 10 Ployer,
thence hack from said road 100
feet. being 4 lot 80 hy 100 feet.
formerly known as the barber
shon lot. 1892
G Whipple barn and lots ! Il ,
block . 1856
Alex BcsSalliau blacksmith
shop lot block Is 1913
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-01-08

] Ripley Lot in sw Sc corner
recorded in book D of Deeds,
page 378 Wood co. Rec. 35 1,56
+ Longtin lot in lot /, as re-
corded in Book D of Deeds,
page 245 Wood co. Rec. 36 iii
TOWNSHIP -, RANGE6.
7 3 Tallcott sw NV ) 6.Sf
II A Temple So NV Z 1913
i c Lyon Lot No } IS 53.7T
J Quick NV fr Il 10 1917
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-08

Bloodlcss Ampu,ation is the lat
est attainment in surgical science,
and Chicago paper thus describes
the new process If limb is to
be amputatcG, for instance, tic SIR.
gcon begins by administering
ano,sthc:ics, as usual, and the pa
ticnt being reduced to q comntose
state, ho takes ii long, elastic band
oge, and, beginning at the toes, wraps
it around tho limb very tightly,
each successive turn overlapping tho
former ut least one-half, until the
entire limb below, and four or five
inches above, the place of ampu'ao
ton is completely cnvclopcd. This
forces all the blood ia the limb up
ward, beyond tho point of incision
When this is accomplished, piece
Of flexible rubber 'tubo is wound
tightly around tho member just ut
the upper cdgo Of tho bandagc ond
secured by knota. This prevents
the blood from. returning, and it
only RENAME necessary to remove
the elastic bandagc below, in order
to be ready tor the nmputatioD. No
blood follows tho knife, and tho
operator car SEQ to perform his
work rs we'll as if carving n round
Of hecfstcak. When tho work is
completed, and ell the arteries tied,
tho tube is loosencd for the purpose
Of letting in the blood, in order to
discover any. twig.arterics not yet
fastened. Fy this method tho pa
tient not only does not lose any blood
from above tho wound, but even that
below is retained in the veins, lcav
ing much greater strength in the
body to recover from the shock than
where the usual hcmorrhagc occurs.
1t is thought that this " method may
DO also utilized to avoid the adj
ministration. of anacthetics; which
arc so Tuch, though as rulo unno'
ccssarily, feared. Tho "very tight
elastic bandage several inches above
tho incision, it is believed, deadens
nerves of sensation to such an cxteot
that the operation can be performed
without great pain to the suhjc
even though not under tho irfuence
Of either. ......
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-08
The Great ard River Raft.

1t is thought that abont $1,000
per annum will be necessary TO keep
tRcd River clear from the great ralt
rcccntly removed above Shreveport.
1t !"r nci!y cXtenl"d thir'y-li 81
mic>, and its foot was furty-ive
m'i'S nb"vr Shreveport. Its ,emuv.
al exhnnstc al nppr"p, laticn made
by Congress 81 *25 900, but ii good
canal WAS opcned all the way through,
and boats hare reccntIy passed =. up
and down without. trouble. The
%",k Of removal occupied nb,ut two
years. At first gunpowdcr, dvnnui;c
aud other cx plo.ivcs were tried vii
p"r results, nn;, fin lily: uitro grcs,
rine was usad and then the work pro.
ceeded easy enough. T@o s!e,mrrs
AMI live saw boats, the Litter with
ttn''n saws, were a so used. Olc Of the
boats. Aid, tormerly sn.g boat, cost
$4,000. An electric battery was
USED with the nitro and no acc.dept
ever happened, as all hands kept clear
Whenever, there was an explosion, aud. .
IN Tact, no cue cared to fool with i,
Once, Two pound Gu Of stuff was
put undern big log and as /. m,n on
tho other end was nbors to Jump into
skif, it went of, sending log and
man high in the air. The man fell
into thirty feet Of water, touched
bottom, aud came to the surface. un
hurt. About 1900 pounds of nitro
were used in the raft, and it cost two
dollars per pound.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-08
VOL. Xxi
CQM Z T0 THE SOUTH.
By a. d. MEEK.

Oh, come to the South, sweet, beautiful
one,
IT'S the cline ofthc hcnrt, Ills thc shrine
Of the sun;
Where the sky ever shines with passion :.
ntc glow,
And flowers sprcah their treasure of Grim.
e. sou and snow;
Where The breeze, o'cr bright waters, watts
incense along,
Aud gny birds arc glancing in beauty and
song
Where the summer smiles ever o'cr noun.
tain and plain,
And the b, st gifts Of Eden, unshadowcd,
remain.
Oh, come 10 the South
The shrine Of the sun
And dwell in its bowers,
Sweet. beautiful one.
Oh come TO TIC South, and III build thee n
home.
Where winter shall never ntrusivcly come,
The qnccn-likc catalpa, lhc myrtle aud
pine,
The gold .fruitcd orange, the ruby gem
med vine
Shall bloom round they dwelling, and
shade thee 1T noon,
While birds Of all music keep amorous
luuC
BY the gush Of glad fountains wen rest
us nt eve,
No trouble to vcx us, no sorrows TO
gricve,
Oh. cume to the South,
he shrine Of the sun;
And dwell in its bowers,
Sweet, beautiful one.
Oh, come to the South, ii, the homo of
the heart
No sky like its own can deep passion i'm
pnrt
The glow Of its sunmcr is felt on the soul.
And love krepcth eycr-his frrvcnt control
Oh. here would thy beauty most brilliant
ly beam,
AM life pass away like some delicate
dream;
Each wish cf thy heart should realized be,
And this beautiful land seem an Eden TO
thee.
Then. come 10 tic Soath,
The shrine oflic sun
And dwell in lis bowcra,
Swcr beautiful one
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-08
A Vacant Office.

The Legislature, at its late session,
passed joint resolution requiring
Cain, the sheriff Of Orangcburg, to
give new Official bond Within ten
days after its passage. and, in failing
to DO so, dccIa!cd the Office vacant,
and authorized the Governor to order
an election to till the vacancy. This
joint resolution was approved on the
goth of December last, and official
Attenuation was received tho cx.
ccutive office on Monday, from the
chairman Of the board Of county cons
mis,ioners, that Cain had not filed a
new bond as required. This will
nccessitate a new election in Orange
burg County,. and tho Columbia
Union Herald states that the usual
proclamation will be issuel shortly.
President Grant in conversation
yesterday with leading Republican
Senator, said the statement in q
Washington special dispatch to a
New York paper, that any legirlation
tending to initiation must run the
gauntlet Of bis veto, was wholly with.
out foundation that ho had con
versed with none on that subject at
all, and that if ho wore himself O.
member of Congress he should regard
an intimation of a veto in advance OF
legislation as an unbocomins tn, at
by the Executive, and should rese mt
it.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-08
<From Tho srecicl Correspondent of til
News and Courier

| News and Courier.
w AsUINGToN, March 29.-ft is q
fact everybody here, without regard
to politics, - squarely against the
lumbia King. 1t may be regarded
as settled fact that the Moses ad.
ministration is to bo thrown over.
board ny the great Republican party.
Its crimes have become stencil in
the national ncstrils. Among hun
drcds with whom | have talked since
l came here few days ago, inclu-
ding men of,all grades Of opinion, [
have sought in vain to find single
Individual who had any ything to say in
polli"tion of the .plundcring in which
has brought South Caroline to the
brink Of ruin. Tho Indignation
against Moses and his crew is 90 deem
aud widespread that even those who
represent our State on the floor of
Congress can be heard Justify joining
in the chorus Of Condemnation. .Suuce
qW pcW is the cry. Everybody in
Washington wto calls himself n
South Carolina Rcpublican is indus.
.r!ous!y and ostcnta,iously washing
his hands Of all responsibility for or
sympathy with the Ring. I,yen
Honest John Patterson rcco;ls in hor.
ror at the sight Of the corruption that
he has at last discovered to exist in
Colnmhia. Aud shall not be sur.
Priscd it tho very men who have been
selected by the Ring to meet the
charges Of the Taxpay crS' delegation
and WHO are said to bc now on their
way hi;hcr, should, on their arrival.
fall in with the calrcnt au,l dcnoupco
the identical policy Of piunder Which
the% were sent to defend. Who then
will be left Of the Ring ? | am
afraid that sour native young Go.
vcrEor' ,t.n,make up his mind that
instead Of being the Moses, he is 20
ing to be the Jonah Of "The party"
in South.
All this It very good as far rs it
goes. l wish that the prospects we're
equally satisfactory with regard to
what Is to co'Lc after. The Garnet.
baggers-ihc readers Of the News and
Courier will understand precisely the
set to whom refer in using tho term
ARE delighted to sec that the very
lnc"hcrcnt clique Of whom Moses has
teen tho head is at last comp .ctcly
played ont, and Gattc" themselves
hat it IL now their .tuIn to rule the
State. They are beginning to hint
pretty plainly that they mean to
und dertnke the whole Job Of Reform, !
which they promise to do cheap for .
cash. They tell pcor!e here that
they mean to accomplish the very |
ends at which the Taxpayers Con-
,cntion profaSs"! 10 ain a., and that |
too, in prompt and thoroughly Re- !
publican manner, so that there shall !
be no internal rebel nonsense about
tho work. They assume to hold the
black vote in tic hollow Of tioir
hands ; talk grnndly of what tho
Nine'y-iivc Thousand Republican Re-
formers will do; boast that when
they ask the Presidents cooperation.
he will exp, oss himself (as to the
Ringl in Il way taat he would never
have dnrcd to DO before the reprcscn.
tatiyes of the taxpayers and predict
that John j. Patterson will yet be
recognized ns the character and politi,
cal saviour Of the Palmetto State.
Your readers may soon be refreshed
with further particulars Of this pre-.
SAINT programme. j..