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late the laws, even if they are doing it IN
righteous cause. lie intends expanding
upon the subject at considerable length to-
morrow night.
lie left town at noon to-day to lecture at
Johnstown, returning tomorrow. Wednes-
day night he lectures at Canonsburg, and,
returning here, he delivers his last lecture
on Thursday night. This week is the last
of lis present season. lie intends SPEND
ing the summer in Europe, and next winter
will make farewell tour. and take his leave
of the stage. Pittsburg Leader, I'd.
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churches of America, be-
nevolent collections, pub
lie schools and high
schools .............."......794 sos, 31021
Balance against the liquor
traffic. .................... 90, 800, 0s9. 70
There are no expenses in which the pub
lie are interested to match this remainder.
The total exports of this country tor 1872
were S444 ,046,0s6; little more than half
the expense for the liquor traffic. The i'm
ports for the same year were S626595,0 or.
Falling short of tue rum traffic. $3.50, 404,-
1923, and of these imports S166, 100000 was
for liquors.
The most tangible effect OF this enor-
nous outlay of money was 800 murders,
800 suicides, 100.0 900 convictions of crime,
all grades, 200, 900 paupcrs, 10000 prema-
turc deaths, q standing army of 100000
bcsottcd drinkers, / 900 900 sober drunkards
or moderate drinkers. 800, 900 homes filled
with misery, and blight to some extent
upon the happiness of the entire nation
IIdtchr0jH
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
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IN, arriving at New London at $3.50 p. M, con
Meeting with steamer for New York.
NEW YORK EXPRESS.-Leaycs st Adams at
$50 IA. H., Burlington 1898 Il. m, arriving In
Rutland at 1890 p. m.
NIGHT EXPRESS.-Ieaves ogdensburg at ~
m, Montreal $3.50 pm. st. Adams 1890 pm, Bur-
llngtOn $40 y. m, Rutland 1880 Il. m, Bellows
Falls, 1925 a. In. arriving at New London at ll:l5
MIXED TRAIN.-Leaves Burlington at 300 p.
m. arriving In Rutland at 100 p. III. Leaves
accommodation train, a IRVING at New London
MIXED TRAIN.-Leaves Rutland at $40 p IN.
for Bellows Falls and Brattleboro.
GOING NORTH.
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Burlington, st. Adams Montreal and Ogdens-
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with train leaving New York al 300 p. m, Bel
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and the west.
MIXED TRAIN.-Leaves Rutland at $40 a. M
for Burlington, st. Adams, st. Johns and Ma
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MIXED TRAIN.-Leaves Bellows Falls M 1870
q. m, arriving In Rutland AT 9:20 a. IN.
ACCOMMODATlON.-Le New London al
$40 a. m, Bellows Falls $3.50 p. M, arriving IN
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Trains leave burlington going east, for Mont
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Saratoga and Harlem Extension Railroads; at
bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad; at South
Vernon With Connecticut River Railroad.
~ Sleeping cars are attached TO night trains
between st. Adams and Troy, and Burlington
and Boston. j. W. HOBART,
Genl Supt.
st. Adams. VT. Dec {. 1873.
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STATISTICS OF intemperancc i'm the
united states.

GY REV. r. +. PARKER.
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ms POSITION IN REGARD TO the TEMPER
ASCE CRUSADE As DErINrp nY HIMSELF.
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From the census of 1870 we learn that
the figures of the manufacture of liquor
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The increase of revenue from the liquor
traffic for 1872. was 80, 1893, GGS % 1877,
$40 gallons of distilled liquors valued at
S1f,54l1l. and 1888 barrels of fermented
liquors valued at S4i,S47 were seized by
the government for violation of the revenue
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iOttl....'.. .................... ~iooi ouV,OUO
10 count this sum at 100000 day
would take man 100 years. In one dol
lar notes it would cover "a ,44G acres Of
land, and in gold would fill 800 wagons a
ton Of gold each, and the procession would
reach tifty-three miles. 1t would keep
8, 1888, 1888 persons at college at $500 year
There are 16S.000 licensed grog-shops in
the nation. Allowing these thirty feet
each would reach 95l miles and Ia rods
At an average cost of - 900 they rep
resent S1GS 100000 These places employ
100000 persons, and at $500 year their
wages are %120, COO. There are Co.,
600 drunkards who waste half their time
say $500 a year, this amounts to $50, 000,
0UO; the expenses for paupers made by
drinkers, $1,000, 900; blind, deaf, dumb,
idiotic, insane, SG000,000; expenses for
crime resulting from liquor. 500, GG0, 200
total, 81 .410, $50, 200.
The direct outlay for Intoxicating drinks
for the year just closed but for which
have not f"urc,, If the different branches,
was 1857 900, 900. This sum might have
been laid ont MS follows;
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LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY for the State
OF South Carolina, beg leave to inform their
.ficnds and the public generally, that they
have opened their Office on Main street, in
tho city OF Columbia, where they will be
pleased at all timos to meet their friends,
anu give snch information as may be do.
sired, and y writo life policies on tho most
approved plans, as we'll as at tho lowest
stock rates Ths very satisfactory and sub.
stansial condition OF this great Southern in
stitution, with the prompt and liberal man.
ner which has characterized it in the adjust
ment of it's Losses, should commend it to the
highest consideration. respect and patron
ago OF the citizens OF South Carolina. Re-
specttuliy. HAGOOD & TREUTLEN,
March IS tlmo General Agents FOR 8. C.
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FRIDAY, MAY i. 1871.
JUDGE MACKEY

A dispenser OF Justice, deserves ard
-. receives the applause and approb alton
OF lava bidins citizens. The Indian Girl, ="
AZ dispenser OF LUXURY, deserves and re-
ceives the patronage OF all who like good
smoking at low rates. Lovers OF the weed
recommend her emporium
TO BE THE
race TO get the finest Chewing Tobacco in
the CITY. and rs i'll the campaign for
NEXT GOVERNOR
Zach party will be showing up the morits o ?
their respective candidates, 30 all smokers
are continually putting the celebrated i've
cent Cigars. sold only at the
INDIAN GIRL CIGAR STORE.
Columbia Hotel Block, Columbia C.
ADril II
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HOTEL AnRlvA1s. April 16, 1874
Wheeler Houses A Gilman, Mo; Jas
J Good, Lahey. Mr and Mrs Juyham,
e J Harting. N Y; w Scott, Ga; 6 Bur.
ton, wife and child, W D Naphey, " e
Camp, Pa; Belanger. Edgefeid: L
Sweet, f Fl Lummas, N Y; Alex Wise,
Chester; A Moses, Sumter; Mrs 81 H
DeLeon, Charleston; E w Hayden.
Conn; L s ] Hayes, Lexington; J A
Watson, Chester; J II Mooney, NY:
Mrs L Tate, Miss II Tate, Miss D
Tate, Mrs NJ P Hadden, NJ; VIM j
Calais. B f Bryan, R Carr, II w Shure,
" Petteway, r W Carr, a Turentine,
- heaa'te H0xsc-H G Arthur. Jos II
Danck, city; W D Warner, J J TAYLOR
Charleston; Miss Celia Warner, Cole.
ton; Rev G A Hough. st Matthews: P
Il SchlH. d NJ Meetze. A j Hunt, Char
lotte; U Wilcox, St Louis.
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573; gross COG; exports ooastwise I, 1853;
sales 200; stock 29,325.
GALVESTON, April 16.-Cotton firm,
with good demand-good ordinary Is !;
middling II; net receipts 703; exports
ooastwise l6; sales 1,50O; stock 48, 235.
BALTIMORE. April 16.-Cotton firm
middiing 1873; gross receipts 1876; ex-
ports to continent GIG; coastwise 115;
sales 228; last evening 1877; spinners
210; stock 8,668.
SAVANNAH. April 16.-Cotton quiet
middllng l6%; net receipts SIS; gross
oo4; exports coastwise 450; sales 688;
stock 4l,826.