davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-19

ANoRTHERN LETTER WRITER'S OPINION
OF THE MAN AND BRoTHER.-tOur own
correspondent" of the New York Tri-
bune, writing to that paper from Colum-
bia, S. c., where he is ut present on
missionary service in behalf of the God
and morality radical party" thus speaks
of the 'annointed." He snys:
The fact is and it is melancholy one
for us who desire good for the colored
race, that the negro is so utterly the
slave of his passions, and so utterly des-
titute of judgment and foresight, that
no calculation can be made upon him
no foresight can predict what he will do
tomorrow. He may turn next to stab
the white Democrat, or the white Re-
publican, or the black Democrat, or the
white carpet-bagger, irrespective of his
politics. He can forget race, blood, po-
litics. oaths of leagues, religion, his pro-
mise-anything and everything under
some temporary excitement. He wants
the stability to act with consistency; and
this comes of the character of his brain,
not of the color of his skin.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-19

IT CURES dyspepsia, heartburn, sick
and nervous headache, chronic diarrhoea,
etc. - a.4r-
IT RELIEVES costiveness, despondent
and melancholy feelings, nervousness,
etc. it ..'... .l 80
IT PREVENTS fever and ague, dropsy,
consumption, jaundice and bilious dis
eases. .s.,
In FACT, Simmons Liver Regulator
has no equal as a preventive or cure.
Examine and see the certificates of peo-
pie right here at home that you know.
Ala t3
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-19

PRETTY WoMEN.-A comparatively few
Ladies monopolize the Beauty as we'll as
the attention of Society. This ought
not to be so, but it is; and will be while
men are foolish, and single out pretty
faces for companions.
This can all be changed by using Ha-
gans Magnolia Balm, which gives the
Bloom of Youth and refined sparkling
Beauty for the Complexion, pleasing,
powerful and natural '..'
No Lady need complain Of ared, tam
ned, ,freckled or rustic Complexion who
will invest 20 cents in Hagan's Magnolia
Balm. Its effects are truly wonderful.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-19
Observation-Disclosures in South ca

PolitIen1 1Organization in South Caro-
ssS 81 50 linu.
We observe that more than one of the
Georgia papers are. concerning them
selves not little about the political situ-
alton here, and our Edge6eld cotemporary
echoes the cry for needed organization;
and at the same time acknowledges the
absence OF anything like Democratic
cooperation III its County. In reply to
these suggestions, we have to say, as the
result Of our deliberate judgment, that
the time has not yet come for actipe po-
Gtical movements. AT the same time,
we believe that the forces remain united
and faithful, and when the proper time
shall arrive, we feel that there will be no
difficulty in bringing into the field the
conservative voters of the State. At this
time, and until we approach the period
of the next general elections in this
State, let seork be the controlling motto; /;
let industrial Development commend the
sympathy or the services of every good
citizen. With wealth come power and
influence; and those who would redeem
this State from the rule that now afflicts
it. must march under banners hearing
industrial as we'll as political devices.
Preserving our political fidelity aud per-
sonal integrity. let us now look chiefly
to materidl results, and speed the plow,
the loom; and the anvil. At the same
time, let us not be unmindful, of the re-
forms demanded in our public affairs.
At the right time, The PHGN1x will not
be slow to do its part in sounding the
political tocsin, or in indicating the me-
thod by which, in its opinion, the con-
servatism of the State may best be ena-
bled to seize the reins of rule from the
inefficient and corrupt and extravagant
hands that now hold them. Let radical
ism, for the present, do its work. 1t
will do some people good to taste its bit
ter fruits. Let all its extravagances and
outrages and unequal taxation be care
fully noted; and then, when the period
shall roll round for the public servants
to be called into judgment before the
popular tribunal, let the storm arise to
sweep away the motley crew that now
man our ship of State.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-19

A Coon H1T.-An editor who seems
to have lost his temper, gets of the fol-
lowing we'll merited hit:
"Those fellows who don't take their
home paper, watch them! they are
always on the alert on publication day,
and when the papers come around to
your place of business, are the first to
snatch it up; failing in this, they read it
over your shoulders, too impatient to
demean themselves in respectful man.
ner. Spot these fellows. They are the
small-souled. stingy-hand-ful, who go
through the world on other folks money. "
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-19
S. &C.
TkEraday MORNING. August l9, 1863.
rae Costoa Empire os she south.

The Cotton Empire OF sho South.
-, hd Impoiam In Imperio.e e. !:
OF the cotton belt, extending from the
Atlantic to the Rio Grands and from the
Ohio to the Gnlf of Mexico, and repre-
senting every variety Of coil and climate.
it has been well said that ''the sun Of
heaven shines not ON land more varied
in aoiE elimste and production, or better
fitted for tha hnhitatinn IF nen.'" And
have ourFresders ever considered the ex-
tent Of this cotton empire? Adding
Missouri and Virginia to the cotton
States proper-North Carolina, South
Carolius, Florida. Georgia. Alabama.
Mississippi. Louisiana, Texas. Arkansas
and Tennessee-we have territory of
more than 500, 900 square miles-''almost
as large as The aggregate area Of Great
Britain, France, Prussia. Austria and
Aaly.." This is in,periu,n an impe,io. It
is 70 this great empire, with its. golden
staples, that we would invite the Eu-
ropean immigrant. If the continent Of
Europe wants cheap cotton and more of
1t, let it send its immigrants to these rich
lands. If the European will not come,
we presume the Chinamen will. We
prefer the European. immigrant. He will
be welcomed. The harvest is ripe for
the reaper. Who will come?
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-19

THE HUMAN Form DIVINE. sad
havoc Scrofula inhicts on the human sys-
tenn. How Rheumatism distorts the
frame. What misery the injudicious use
of Calomel entails. How sad the effects
of Syphilis transmitted from parent to
child. Would you avoid these terrible
athictions, fail not to use DIR. TUFTS
SARsAPARILLA AND QUEENS DELIGHT. It
penetrates every fibre of the system,
even into the bones, and eradicates every
trace of disease. ALAG
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-19

10 preserve and dress the Hair, use
Lyons Aathalron. ALI t13
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-19


WHAT IT WILL Do.-Judge by what
it has done. Heinitsh's QUEENS De-
LIGHT. It has cured sore leg of twen-
ty-fve years stnading. 1t has restored
to health persons long diseased. 1t has
cured cutaneous eruptions, letter, &c.
1t has cured the dyspeptic of his COM
plant of long standing. 1t has restored
to life the child supposed to be dying.
1t has produced q radiant glow on the
female cheek. 1t has invigorated the
feeble and languishing. 1t has impaired
vigor to the young. 1t has vitalized the
decaying functions of age. Il has puri-
fed the blood and invigorated life. 1t
has cured Liver Complaint and nervous
disorders. 1t has proven to be great
blessing to females. 1t establishes regu-
larity Of the organs. It is the lamp of
life and way to health, and everybody
should try botte of HE1NrrsH's QUEENs
DELIGHT. Ala
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-19

PARTY NoMENc1ArURE.- Dent,
of Mississippi, in the course of corres-
pondence with the President, has hit the
nail on the head in characterizing the
radicals of the Sumner-Butler wing as
'::Bitter-Enders." They wish to see the
Sonth drain the cup OF oppression and
humiliation to the dregs and eschew all
idea of peace; while the Liberals" as
they are called in Tennessee, are for end
ing the war and guaranteeing equal
rights to all. "Let us have peace, {"
though the President seems to have sud-
denly gone over to the war side.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-19

What is the significance Of the propo.
position Of the Washington Republican,
the central organ of ,radicalism. that
Observation-Disclosures ,of the negroes.
that is, all who cannot read and write,
shall be disfranchisedg Is it one OF the
many omens which are said to portend
a speedy end of the world of radicalisno.
, 1869-01-03
CGTT0H.

LEADING Southern naoer. IN a recent
reView of he condil1op ol the n1.nters nj
,ho eontb savu th.t tbo valve of the;r
crons ra,saf1 IN 1ae9 erceeda that at .nv
n,evlons ve.r and hat ,b.1r fn,nre nros,
rsc+, sr. h-;,h, and cheeriro THO ,ar..
est cotton -. svs- :. iood -, IN 1a,c a
-h;ch 80 siont < nm mn h,,es re.,;1 T1'
49, =. esa h.,s eosn nm ma Th1.
H1 -, ~ ~ Ill =. 49,, a xo.o noo
1Sa. sa Nc s..s 1op 80 sxen ~ s., 1.s'vse " 49,
S.ss =. - ss.o ~ noo Uo ~ uae, aus 49, .he M
ske'esH.9 90 x1v,'oo'0'o' w " - 4"osa % LAG
10y y. .o'1ee
Ne"' " as p.oa.' % - .a. 'a 80. . . ;..-s
.Ie ~ 10 saesa ss'e.a' 'up't uans 4~
ins oo9'u IAs, w sne n'ss ''ta : ..ssa
ivy euousu ~. ~ o@n eousun
anv, eelMqssr.5; s,, ~. pe rs eas. " ~ ~
eoteou ~ W ".' Aot A"ee " oS CAV =.
, 1869-01-03

An aha young lady Of 1adtanapostS has eor
Eneuted the ttudy q fswe
In .Snsthamp4on4 (1sss J eourre 7attoo Of 100
ese A1e = old raaidt md The pastor u haeaeax.
Last xpoo,h II cot y1&,ooo 10 llunoaaase Clpe!n-
nAtlB 4tFrats+ 49, .....-
counu. Fa., a1e e1ts1Ss,shed 1t 10 o'clock P. N,
Aeost fsao worth of uo,.s wsse stoasa ron
Falsens store, IN Aerrers1ur9. FL, feE dA1s
1al rw.la ~. LADY ~ao cares tsa e.re the
boa<dss. tesztb1e eats u she u 10 4iEpossd, -
raanJ of them ass,
In A1bapy, on Tpesqay Aternooa, LsonaFa
Murphy fea RON aFoaY pxv fact hfxa. III sns-
tsired sss<fn Internal trtuttes.
/ Ths Brooklyn skatax Rink w&t opened uu
| A1ntsJ-. The Efopnd cost sSyun and tie oaild-
| Ing $eaDo, II Il soox1ts. feet, With N tcJ srr'
! faes o3 1sn1ap letts =
| The wntttnSneu o4 Bai1aao demand that the
prevent als:ssa Of penal faaer =. The N,e Coz nty
| Psosttuuary either b AhohaAe4 OF %hs tahaz oi
| the convtets b sold to the highest hitdes,
! A blu has been Introduced in sas nontsns II te;p
tslatsrs to repeal The elu ehrset OF ya.rm,a
| CITY. Tbs p,acu IL bui sp&rsslI Aettled Aed ia
| free Of h1rtns HAJut and Alae1znan, eae ool,
tneut unneeeuttT e1re ense.
TWO ee1t1euen of 6eh1ylkt1 County have in
vented 4 tnow-naeNing uaeai1s TOT removing Ii,
| SLOW from railroad tracks 1hs machine Il sim
ply IN e1stne boiler placed ia ear, sad s-pde
On top OF the boalsr, from Tie boakf pfps lad
front md back Of The esr, down to w7tnl1 fse
tnehts et TIE raad~ssd. md extends FROM r11l Il
rail, where they aru perforated WITH TN Ill hole
10 permit tie jeu Of steaIa To act On tat scn'
| while tbe machine II being pushed by foecHo
tire OF elty ta1lw1y car draEu By hossea.
| a chYpcAtsE Of WAahtn Eson- who W1s eInploIe
A. on> time In rpssEs to tho EhltS aoose. hold
u p.celous relie n sntoEranh GREER .of Abr
a.m lincoln. g1sen under the foIev1uF cirrur
stances: You.E Tad Lincoln was quite geutu
In hts MY, sod vcET fond Of tn use of tools o.
day, being IN great need Of piees of bo1t
which he did rot he1ttve 1he cirpertss woul
k1vo him. aud hav1pS so1e sno*tedEs Of tAe II
HscBee Of hls faihe1's rams, be wnnt Ios an otde
III, Ltn,oso heard TAGS raaua Of the wokE b
i o~pz engaged uron, Ard the neecsatt5 fot ~.
| 10 eomp1st 1t, a16 then wsote On 4 Ae91p
parer: ........
.K ,os have 4 piaes Of board 10 spa1e. p1es,
! t.t Tz3 kavt IL /. LINCOLN"
1ea So* the hosrd.
, 1869-01-03

The brilliant success Of the Chicago Army
Reunion oil the West has stirred up project
for similar reunion Of the Army Of the 20.
tomac next year, to be holden 10 Philaaelphia
or New York. The New York 1I,aes cordial
Is endorses The Idea. 1t SAYS:
"Khy thonld not Eastern rolatsta, also, como
together 10 rencw old rnezaoriep, to fttsben old
f.,end4htps. TO Eevtye old ttot and to lire Ia
tho secoliecttons Of The paatv Surely they. As
well ~ the Western hefoea, hare precious records
of march, and otrousc, and battle, snd lbs lu.tra
offruat names. They have thesr vac1orns-soeit
Gett5sburG, and h1lTeEn, Ard Anue:am, snd
south Moun1ain. md tcdaf Creek. ard Fi.hes !
Hill, and FiEn fofks. sad Petersburg sad
Richmond. Il Was they who captured
their tneu11s capital a1d yanqulthed
hts 6neet &rnay and 4nlrss Geuc1af. Thsy ha!e
even thtts DIFF tAta to femanoer more proudly
thin many y1ctosfes, E1ret- thtAs APO ~ro &nal nc
dtsAstaT eqost qrench tso eold1erJ afdor or break
tie sucora4tAale ar!rt q that dlRclp.lned &EEaS
Indian .like ~ fof,ltRda- They hare thtlt xfea
names among the llEtnf-theIf Mc,leEltn, Meade
! sheridan, Mcdowell. Rook&t. A1ncock, Warm
| Frankn1, Bafn.ide, HoNArd. nloeun. SacRlet
| srd hundred otheT6 enIJ lets u nst.1o1A lhar
! the GIante, nhtInans 4ro Tnetnasea .
| the Tost; a1d they hare ldet1 bead roll Of tn
| oead-ttelr hcdRv1rk, KeHnrJ, Sumner, Rcy
| nolds. stsscrs. WadsWoftn snd msuy Others
which cot srtn the at7ule. Of tho West q natsh
! tuch I Fcu1 ion Of the sarv1sors Of the Army Q
the rott mac would b magnificent ind uusaos
| nh1A
, 1869-01-03


Upder the late expedition Of the libel
law, as expoundcd by An "inteiligent"
jury, 1t IL hardly safe for q newspaper to
publish nsws unless 1t II hedged IN on Ill
sldes By the word "alleged." Fur In
ssance3
POLICE NETa-hn alleged rnAn Was
brought yesterday before an alleged Jus
lice, at an alleged Police court, on the
alleged charge Of alleged beating Of his
alleged wife. An alleged policeman took
an alleged oath. srd alleged thas he
caught the Aforesaid alieged,msn attempt
Ing to violently open the alleged throat Of
tbs alleged wife from car to ear, with sn
alleged razor. The alleeed man WAS held
in alleged bail in alleged $500.
F1aE.-An alleged house, alleged No,
1000 and fast asleep Wabash avenue,
took alleged fire through the alleged cAre-
lessress Of an alleged servant glrf, who,
IS alleged, knocked over an alleged kero-
seae lamp while giving IN alleged spank
ing to IN alleged baby.
SC1c1pE.-An alleged woman nude an
alleged jump from an alleged five-story
window and broke her alleged neck. It
is alleged she will recover.
Ce,n4ERc1AL-Itis Is alleged that Alleged
dead pork Is lively, and alleged live hogs
in&ntmate.
MAnR1AGE--1s Is alleged that At
alleged mln Waa married to It
alleged woman by IN a1lege
minister at an alleged church, and tbs
, 1869-01-03
Hzyxr WARD BzscHER.
An lxe&Asn1 ef-sh@ ohio River Dis
AH2aF+

Ften tbt Cinttnnan Enquirer, Dec. ~ :,
AmocR The passengers On The .Whted
steamer Gna,ed S1Ate., 4. lhe time ol H. COL
nllon wish the America were erntlenan
md lady, ~htse n1MEs appeared uu the books
In the esk'a Office ~ m&n md wlfe, brk It
was tha old korJ or Illicit lore md unnr7dted
Tha gentleman xaa -Jou1x
German merchant, 6onuerlJ dong
bustncss On Tiha street, Who h1d IL
waJa horue I high reputation among his fel-
lows 3. ! scruprlously hon',rabae nm, and !
htxh-toned. Ktur.nu1 companion. The lAdJ
WIS the wife cf his most intimate friend. The
vomln had 1eft kind and derolet husband.
and The rn1n. Ia order to e.opc With hg,
had robbed, T. II said feeble
ard a9ed mo her Of abous 4, ,5p--ber .ote
dependence, except the duty md - tItou
Hhich A1e might naturally sxpeet from her
son IN her decnuaz years. The pnhlsc have
already read the fs4AtfM desails of
thr coils ou between he steamers
Emitted States and Amer3cs- We have
Riren them : hilherto unw1itten chap
tcr Of secret sin. which was cut anort iy
thai shocking catastrophe lust as IL ri.
emerging into opeu, tr1nae1ea6los,- Amonx
the uau'es N The list Of The lost" BY shs
wreck Of The iIitated steamer Il 10 bo- found
that Ct the young German me1ch1nt. The
~oxnan Na3 among lhe rtacutd, and returned
again 10 this city 10 live : stranger 10 he1
avn family.
, 1869-01-03

What Il Just' oil. Tho exposurns Of tho
Ecw York Ho7id IS to the adu1tcrations Of
the liquors used Il ihat city have terrified
good many steady dtinketa,H and every ous
Of the old soakess. aro lnquisieE as tc the
nAture Of th3s strange suo.sRnsc which thcJ
have been svsllo~inG,' supposlng 1t to be
pure Cognsc and old rye OF Bourbon. d..
"DnuEHson describes II Il m atr1d, volatile
oil, Tpfhstd IN ~ Nsea sfsctrv o{ potato htsndy,
and which u cot e2Rlty sepsrAbte Nom II and
Annthef authpltt9 41Ja II 1teomFnnus ordtao Y
oleoAol IA III Iaodueiou from pots.osa Anu ain.
ppnRlison alao HI hat Its che n!csl eonsiution
II cAd1oqoMs 10 that o d.cahof, and te2L tu stul'
orsse, II u highly tt,mn1.t.uF-feane hke nar.
eotcs In ktnera, wh1ie u isrga doses II aesttoys
tic mueo II mem uafsne o. the rtnnaeh. rhn kAms
authority ALAG def!snAs - u - pottto OIL grim
0tE corr spit1k oil RmytIc altohol. and ny
dated o1,dr Of ami,c.'' .oue racuitll men haze
eens!dssed .hst N sne use OF rni.key hy con
having the terceer1 70 retsrd tbs processes q
decay In The tarsuea u iha Innxs Bat there Il
20 question OF the Eulnoos edocta Of the f1bcl pl
nnplf Roa1 IN New YORK -
, 1869-01-03

to-n ~ ~,-e,nr,M,t ~. .r..n. - .ro,.r.ss
A''a - a,s.,ss.,an :. .Sn.n. ~ =. - 60.
80 ~. ns ~ ~ ~. ss ~
80 -. 80
s'eau' ~. o...,s s~. ~ .'ak..a eeue ~ .
Nu''' Wv s4s .Jo'4s1 ~ w ~,
eeocsa4 1oHig' u4.4uA'e eaee-"S - k.44o0
oni5 oy me peoet&1asns+ 6enefA 3aeksoa
commenced hfe an ospnan uene1a1 ufaa'
Eas tanner; bea ffanSnn Es pf7ntc,
Roger ent5raAh was ahoesnAxet eAFaiaea
Ho&seJ WAS outeoe1 COY sna tne Most
honosAble psf1 OF Anose" 'onnsons !eco!o
thft Allowing hl4 industry - t0los:
Nearly all the cto1usnt men OF ILLS county
commenced lie IN m1nnA hoos Poisu1'
No naa truly great VA efef asaaueo 70 se'
NoNledRe the humble cneolns1ancss anaes
which he conmcaeed the race Of ue. II 10
ou!y / mob who seeks 10 hioe sht fAct lnat,
n one Atae, he earned hA efeae ~ hoaess
Industry.
VI III the honest socations ot h1c, toeTe II
none which is better caleu1Asod TO help
msn on his WAY TO Ertatness shan that OF
peddeT, and II the Proportion Of this profess
.4oa Who haEe taken piaee among INC
mighty Is not As great - The representatives
Of other trades, II has been owing, 10 Al
probability, TO the e4trems rnodeaty wh.sh
Is peculiar to the family Of peddless+ Tonse
i no caterer to the wants OF the human lam
ny Who 70 fnofoaxh1y rnosf*tAhds hnman
eoo :Fntaes' ne ae%'t WYE a'i
-" eo.s4'osncy toc1naes al-lfoua
~ .S..a4 'ss s..t ~. * taAue 70 tae ela
49,. sh.r~..;... ~ n. @as tesess spsslar los
~ AZ. ~ -. - ss-. neeoA Toe
- p.s n..s.. .ss nn,..r..; h.,t.1 ,,.s ns - %s'. ~
, 1869-01-03

Doe1 o& moral 1n1tico require that there
should oc some green pastnre:land Hereafter
that have brought up : whole t4uaaly oftheir.
uaster's children. and neyer ruu AWAY IN
their hTesy Dector't horses, thai stand IN.
s+tshed, hours, daT and light, never know
lug the POS or fence, wh1fo thE work Of 1n-
sas tseSsd poo4 sssns So.ess so' thss s9' e!t rs9r
body lap4hs at on earth, and thst yet zt7e ait
their 1eenle power 10 keep their poor mister
coptortahles Omnibus horses, that sra
terRed knd pnrled+ licked and kicked. ground
up p inches on h.tds sliding p.!emen.s,
for THAR C. >untly On thu field Of battle, Of
To1e ont their constitution 10 carrying thofr
nobla Generals through 6eld aod food, With
out once f1IuchIng from the hardest dr.Y
Or my home, my old Charley, the tlrst horse
raw boned, too derF for any body's driving but
ny own. sud - doc11e 10 my Yoice - my
child Es1l
We were crossing the psairlcs mora than
twenty-five vesrs ago, suolhes bor.e by his
Ade, ane lu tbe cazriaRc wife, cousin and
thirty rods on either SIDE of Z low rail- bridge,
across sluggish str an the ditch on either
SIDE, f1ls Of wAier. prevented any turning OH
thr yo.d II once Jon got upon II. / did get
| on It befo'e saw that the soil WAS the std.
est: ere.s'est ot blne el',, .nd that II "a
wei y ILL 1EAtHk 44A9* AU{tE JAW kQE
trouble before did. BE vas nervous aud
trout led There Was reason. In The middle
| Of wide pr1Iiie, With no house within ak
| or stseu miles, sud ! wife and children be-
hind you, To hncca nor wood WHERE, II stuck,
/ ron could eet = leseE to prJ ont.
1spoRe gently, erowlcg A. each second .
| N'tle more earnest. Every lit Of their hoofa
| pulled out Of tho ruek!rg mud sounded like
| = pistol. We neased tho tridKe. The road
/ grew deeper-tbe mud more tcnAeious. For
q ~cond Charley seemrd to detpals. The
black hone by BIZ siae was for giving up.
= Toso 10 my aeas with yeas that started
Charley like nreatn on eosis q fFe. bsouga,
down my whip on tsnks seldom dishonored
with blow. In N instant he gathered him
| se1f 1lko buck tor. mighty i<ept. he hat
the strength Of ten horses. The uuscles ls1
like knots and cora1 Aiong his body. Awa1
went the carriage. jerk By Jerk, caFzssxe aas
black horse. TOO al ers9ged y the te,riol.
bridge Hn reached, and creased. aud thl
road On the other side, and tn.
dry grsss road oHee more gaiaod
Did ! not hlsss the OF whes
hide made that harue~ss Did not bfe.s tht
men who put In those s1out stitches: Did
not dance and shout. and caress old chsrle,
yes, kiss Lin. tool Did VIC not all ges out
women ard chit tdren. Rnd pat him and prals
him. snd did be NOT. 2sku prince Is he was
yei trembling III over with excitement, r
ccIve cur 20 tratnlAts,ns With proud zutelll
Get C? ChArtey VAL sold ou n{ removal. y
him to the Indians I doh't know what eve
beeama Of him. shouln know him amou
ten ihonsaad.. Do Fou think thst he Is en
| urtlY put LuI?
Il tosses donr hive another chsuee In
land Of te' der grass and l.duite oats, thea
think We ought to treAt thea del beste
th1n NC do n this world.
HxyxY WARD BzscHER.
, 1869-01-03

The foreign Immigration returns for the
cnrreus year show a falling of Of $1,000 in
The arrivals 1t the port OF Ee~ Tork. as com
rzred With lsst year. Tie cost Of hr1pr In
1h.s country, In consequence Of tho excessive
tariff, Is beginning 10 deter the laooriog peo-
pie Vi Eurnpc from eomiax 10 our shores In
thAt respect it Is proving 10 be " protective
ta1iu"-lt is protecting u aksiust additions
to the Industrial population of the country
from the Old World.