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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-06
Notice to Tax.Payers.

Notice to Taxpayers.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL, REyENUE.
AssT Assn g OFFICE, 1sT DIVISION, 3D. DIST $. c.
FEBRUARY 5, 1870.
YFNHE assessment OF incomes for 1869 will be
h commenced in this Division on tho 10th
instant, and taxpayers are respectfully re-
quested to have themselves in readiness to
make their returns, whenever called upon to
do so. j. +. ENSOR.
Feb Gf3 Assista ant Assessor
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Diamonds.

/ HAVE just received by Express fine as
rom $40 to $3.50. WIDLIAM GLAZE
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Warrington News.

}WASElNaToH, February 5.-Internal
revenue receipts to-day, $500, 900.
Cumback declines the Portuguese mis-
sion.
In the House, there was general de-
bate. Sheldon, of Louisiana, spoke on
finance and the tariff, arguing from facts
and figures in favor of retaining the pre-
sent tariff on sugar.
The Senate Committee on Commerce
held meeting to-day and considered the
levees Of the Mississippi. The matter
was finally referred to subcommittee
of Sonators Buckingham and Kellogg.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-06
SheriF's Sale.

RY virtue OF writ Of .feri facias, to me di
Il rected, 1 will sell, ON the FIRST MON
pay u in February next, in front of the Court
ho1se aiseh IN Columbia n within the legal hours,
thereon, in the city OF Columbia, containing
one acre, and bounded on tho North by %
smith - Bnrdell and - Taylor; on the
East oy /; ID. Feaster: on tho South by Lady
Levied on as the property of Albert R. Cotton.
at tho suit OF Horace l.. Emery & Son vs.. Al
bert u. Cotton. Will be sold at the risk and
cost Of the former purchaser, Samuel H. Spen-
sale. Terms cash.
Jan Is NTH p F. FRhZRE y ~
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For Sale.

81. ALL that LOT Of LAND, situated and
A!IA being In the city OF Columbia, on the
:z4!nA corner OF Riohland and Assembly streets
fronting 270 feet on Richland street, and 1O7
feet on Assembly street. On the Lot are two
cottage Dwellings, and good Well Of Water.
Feb 4 18$ GEORGE n HOPE
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DRY GOODS /!
NEW STORE And NEW GOODS.


WTE take pleasure in announcing to tho
Wv public, that we have this day opened o
iine stock OF DRY GOODS, of every descrip-
ton, and shall always have OH hand a fne
assortment of all the various Goods appertain-
fan-
Our Dress Goods Department
Shall always be replete. with the Iatest stvles
OF OF Silks, satins, Poplins, Plaids, Empress
Cloths. Merinos, Delaines and Operas, in all
colors, Prints Of all grades and makes. =
TABLE LINENS, in all styles, Damasks,
Towels, Napkins, Doylics and Diapers OF
In JEANS, OAssIMEREs, BRoADCLOTHs.
DOESRINS, we shall always have complete
assortment.
In BLEACHED GOODS, sHEETINas and
SHiRTlNGS, and in BROWN COTTONS, We
shall offer great inducements. ,s,t-t
In GLOVES, HOSIERY, GENTS WEAR,
Collars, Merino Drawers and Shirts, q fine se-
lection and bargains. "a
A fine assortment of NOTIONS on hand. d.
Call and see ms. ct the Now Sierra, ID Diercks
new building, under the old Kinser Hall
Dec 3mo s. w. PORTER i co.
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Auotdoaa @ales.

D. G. RE1XOTTO g SON
VII eeM ~ suotion, TO-MO MORRow, MONDAY,
ofths Court Honse; ~ w = ' :" i'en' y
zine lot OF young well.broken MULES and
HORSES, Buggies and Wagons.
Mich cdwSnd oaises.. i.i and other Cattle.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-06
Pure Dixon Cotton Seed.

WJE OFFER for sale bushels Dickson
wv Cotton Seed grown from seed obtained
from MIR. David Dickson, Oxford Ga, last
spring, and which Was selected by him for his
own use. Notwithstanding the unprece-
dented dry season, we gathered from 500 to
$500 pounds to the ere-making twenty-six
bales to ono mule.
Price $500 per bushei.
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Ox7oEp, Ga. November :,

OXFORD, Ca, November 1, 1869.
do certify that I sold to Messrs. Richard
choice improved Cotton Seed, Tor planting
purposes. They proposed to soil portion Of
what they raised. Planters purchasing the
Seed they raise may, rely upon getting the
We are Mr. Dickson's Agents here, and will
order Seed direct from Mr.. Dickson, if desired
Prico 81 from one to i've bushels, or 81 90
for five and upwards.
Jan 16 RICHARD ONEALE SON
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-06
SheriH's Sale.

by virtue OF sundry writs Of fe,.i facios in
I'D my hands, will offer for sale, before the
Court House, on the first MONDAY in Februa.
ry next, within the legal hours:
Five acres, moro or less, OF LAND. in Rich
land County, bounded North by lands of eatate
OF John Singleton; East and South by lands Of
William al. Beckham, and West by Conearee
River.
All the undivided right, title and interest OF
the defendant, John H.Threewits, in a tract Of
land bounded North and East by lands of VIM
M. Beckham; South by Thomas Davis. and
west oy Congaree River. Levied on as tho
property OF John Fl. Threewits. at the anti Of
William Fl. Casson, ct. A. us. John II. Three
wits. Terms cash. P.F. FRAZEE
Jan 16 NTH q Rc
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Wanted,
A sEOOND-HAND CIRCULAR SAW MILL,
~ Saw Frame. Irons for IS feet carriage and
SO feet ways. Address, H., at this Office and
state condition, place OF shipment, &o.
Feb A.
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Rhine Wines and Champagne

HOARTICULAR attention is called to the fol-
i lowing list OF genuine IMPORTED
WINES aud LIQUORS:
LorZweiler,
Laubenheimer
Niersteimer,
Deideeheimer
Hochheimer,
Rudesheimer,
Marcobrunner,
Haut Sauterne,
Moet & Chandon's Champagues,
Yerzenay, quarts and pints,
Dry Imperial, quarts and pints.
Sparkling Moselle, Muscatel.
ALSO,
Bruch, Foucher & Co.'s Lac l'Or and Carte
dor
Cordials-Curacao and Maraequino
Being Importers agent for sale of these
goods, can offer them at low rates, and qua
rantee their genuinenees.
Feb 5 GEORGE SYMMERS.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-16

BE tsberi9en Wadtbober tes Gprtz
idrittsS&eoimentee ibrenG brpn ,podeln
flblen. Ginen bemerfensmertben @inf
in 8esus auf hte &ablen 9ibt eineGprz .
reponcen3 aus @raS (Steie1marD III
Der 81. ST. pr.", inoem fe S@pnune
Der ftrbliden @efable uno Oefnnunz
gen anempfeblt. ~jn te,t Qanose>
meinren," fNrettt Der Gorrsiponrent,
uitebt es iblimm, aber nod nidt bcf>
nun9slos. Die liberale partei entail
tet in Ten lebten Iaaen cine 9b6tiafe;t
,pe!ne aue Anerfennnn0 Serpient. Grei=
lid ,pirp fe rarin nurb mitunter mn
s!aublibe Taetlofefeiten q esbinbert.
gp baben aewifs Mtslisbsr l,nfrer
@en'einoeuertretune in nieltm MuAeaz
bllde, Ia ,reldem Die pfaffsn> ppn Dorf
an Dori siebtno, bic e tlrtsr bef9uIbi.
gen, hab ffe pir Rriistpn ongretfen wp!z
len, ni1ia btferes su tbun ale fd NIT
rer 6rase au beldaftisen, ob pobl her
SlrBermeifer NIT Ger Grpbnleitbnan,sz
prceeffion aeben e1rfe. Dab rteb auf
eem eanre in Der seb5rioen @eile ausz
aebeutet ipirb, f5nnen @ie fi9 tenfen.
Damit nod nidt ;ufrieptn, aeute flrsz
li@ fo9ar Elm Mitsliep ZEN MntraA tie
In Der Ndbe unfereS 6auptplaBeS BE-
fnelibe Dreifaltisfeits(dule nieoer3uz
reiben unp ben grl58 III perau6ern.
Damtt 1T nun gar rem Gab Der Bppen
anegel1la9en, Die Eleriealen aeben NIT
BEN 3eitunesblatte ppn 6aus au 6ans>
lelen etnfab Den tetreffenren 9lntrao
per uno fasen: uSebt itr 10 ,poaen
Die Qiberalen In Der Start Die Reiioipn
sertriimmtrn!" llno rer Bauer frabt
fi@ ZEN 3ppf cenft tid: rte(e 2ibero@
len fno ei9satlitD eub eana 9pt!p(e
2eute, anp sitt )sins Gimme pem tle@
rifalen Ganrtpatsn. Cine nnaladliz
@ere 3ett fit obiosn Aatrae batte nibt
0efunrsn reroen f5nnen. Gelbft baS
@ra3er Central 5@ablcommt.tee fab fG
9en5tbiat in efner Re|plution lein Bez
oauern caraber auS3u|preGen, mas
freili6 in oer Sabe nibtS ,aebr belfen,
1oneern ben Sd,parsen nur neaen Mn=
lab gum 0elddter 9eben wirb. Sp
treiben ,rir osnn. 3,pilben Gurdbt nno
5ofnun9 bin= uno beree,porfen, rem
Is. Stunt; rem Gage ner Qanboemetn<
oewablen entee9en." Dietr Nplitter,
wie man fsbt f96pft bod sstaieRens
Belebrun0 aus ben Grfabrun9en, nieer
n1a6t !; Nnoere feden mad wle @sr ben
3epf IN ben Buf@>t 9lei1 bem Bcsel
Straub, uno balten tamit MMeen16ein
uao Grfenntnib 9eRi0entli9 Ypn f4 ab.
9pir wereen ffben, wie peit fe bamit
fcmu,en. p. e,,se..3- .~ n
AuS Oberbferr.id fnb aud teute
pieper ~neue !6ipbsppnen" fiji biz
nDrefe" etn9elauferl unb ;tpar 3ablrei<
der al8 je. Sn AZ @emeinben ,pur<
ben lauter @anpipaten Der fatbpltf@en
@cltspartbei sumeif Mttelteber bes
0ulfapereine6, alS @ablm6nner ae<
wdblt. 2iberale @ablen finb nnr ,,eun
3u uer3ei9nen sesen etnt9e bunbert taz
tbplfae. Mu6 aus Steiertnart ,per>
pe,, uieber aus mebrerett Srten fatbp<
lif9e @ablrejultate 9e,nelbet. BON
liberaler Seite wiro beri9tet, has 2anb>
pplf in Marstbale fei sesen aesieruns
uuD 8eamte ~fiir@terlid aufsebradt~;
bslonberS let man bort aberbfe a@i6b@
rt9e S@plpft9t erbittert uno bet ben
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-16

Mboecroneten, bic ,nebr aIs iebe anbere
teutl@e Woltspertretune ben Mnipru4
erbeben parf, bae in tbr ber @tQe uno
bic uebe3eueune bes baieriiden 8pl~
fes in (einsr weitau6 iiterwie9encen
Mebrbeit fi6 funosebe, bat ben &laaen
rer feuer,ablenben 9es6lferung titer
cie faum nod su er}1wtnsenbsn Spfer
fIr pa8 Seer benn aud beretts &ede
nun9 9etragen; ile bat bic opm Refez
renten &olb prorpnirten febr tereutenz
DEN Ibfride i'm auberprbentliden SRI
litdrzGtat belblcGen, uno bic &amnser
Der @eidsrdtbe 1T oielen Be19ldRen
NIT Nusnabme per &e(olution In Be-
tref Der Gprperuno BON 100000 81.
fiir Gin MilitdrS9o3oretb 3u Nirnberg
beiee!reten. Bereits bat Der Ttnan3z
Musl9ub Der MbgeoronttenzS zSauln1er
aud bic Ycn isiheu,. Bert.sttfutter,
Zen, Mbeecrtneten 9plb, ,pettet inDpr>
lhlag sebradte iebr betrddtlt9e @ebuz
cirune elmer Mn,abl Don Soften i'm erz
psntliaen MilitdrzBur0et 9enebmiet
uno miro auer Mabrlbeinl;Gfett na@
rte &ammer rie Yroppftionen res MuSz
i9u0e8 audi in bielem Yunfte aecepti>
ren. Der &f um cas- Gein poer
Ni1tiein ces MtlitdrsGtat8 in ber Nbz
eeprpnetenfammer tdrfte beSbalb Elm
lebr beieer tperren. SGo,i bat ter
Gries6minifer i'm GinanssNuSI1u6 Der
&etbsratbsz& &ammer bel Oele9enbeit
rer Seratbun9 re6 som 0rafen Bptb>
mer aefelIten Mntrases, tas @elammt>
nilterium um cine @eYjfou reS Mi>
litdr>Suo9st6 unter DeridF9tisune
jerer nur m6sliden Grfparun9 ;u erz
iu9en, Die @5a!idfeit FOLDER Gr}pa<
runsen gang ent1dferen IN Nbrete ge>
felt. sHelden Gntl6lab miro tenn
nun rie Neeisruns fa15en, uenn cie
Sammern 1olpob! ser Reib6rdtbe pie
rer Absspyrneteu ~ Der @er06eruna
rpn Der llnm59libfeit ioeiterer Sliraun>
gen ibres Bupeets ZEN &opf fddtteln
unp iolne i'm &olb'jben 6inne benz.
nod bel@lieben >perben2 Ole aua5>
luns oe5 2anrtaees clrfit in Bayern
gar balp bic GaoeSfrase iein, unb mas
pann? Sdlieblib If bic xammer Der
Mtseortnsten cem Befdlufe berRei9ss
rotbsfammer, bet,efrao BE 100000
81. far oas Militdripita! In NdrnterA
beieetretm. 2 q s-3
Gdrf 2ub.pi8 3u 0ettineen<D <Daller>
fein Der ebemalioe .StaatsutntRer,
(ssb. 179D 1T am 22. SUM- III 9u3ern
seforben. hSs .1..s
Nuf Der Tetuna &ejenbera paren
iiinef oleid;eitio lrei taibolij1e prie>
fter pe9en MajefdlstA ndu,<
lid 81. S9neiper, @eltpriefer unp
Rebafteur bes nMusduer 0plfsblattes",
pfarrtr Gfdenfeleer aus Der Yfal3 unb
pfarrer Grunt spn Baunod. Da tb>
nen aitt eeftattet par it, berGefune6>
tapele Melfe 3uTbalten io erlaubte per
Gr3bif9pf bon Bambere es ben @e>
faneenen in ibreu, 3tmuer., Das
ean3e Mrfabren sesen bic @eifli@en
febt etpas ruff@ aus. a5asz-
Mn bem leyten wo9enmarfte suNns>
Bad BAT ee eiren f1rmli@en Muffanb
geseten. .Gerlelbe rar peranlabt pur6
einise Spetulante.t ,pel@e bic .metfen
| 2etensnittel 3ur Musfubr auftauften,
=. AftF fAIV@E t+s F& '.tstb F1y& /
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ct. 49aml, Mtinneiota, 9amfta8 ben 16. 9nli 1870.

70 bab bic Qeute in ter S:att ibre Be-
blrfnife @elbf ni9t um bic bS&ifen
preile au neden Dermp9ten. 90 faufte
Elm 8ddermeiaer 1ytematil1 ale But@
ter aut uno auf Yon n'ebreren @etten
erbpbene 8eidwerben bemerfte er:
~Sbr pad, freet Or fatt Butter i
NuI eie6 paren I'm 9lu feline 0orratbe
III ZEN &otb 9etreten uno rer 9dnpler,
pon ben BerwQnldun9en esr Mense
umtpbi, aadte.e In leine Mobnune.
Da5 poli3eiAGe Ginl9ret.en sr,pies iib
als tlnsuldneli@. r.. .t Il
Die beieen anpsrn 9ap @aaz
ten 9enteben permalen nod eis
|ner >ppbltbuenben pfu9ttrube. s}n
SirtemberA miro ti:felbe 3eitz
weitig untfrbrp9en nur1 r,,i
Farm einer pplitiittfn Grfurfcn, ptiz
DE BE cine ueer anbere partei nad IT.
9eno einen, puntte bee 1dbnen G9waz
benlanpe6 peranfRliet. 60 batten Die
EAnbdnser BET iDg ,,rtui1ben yartei>',,
prer, beher 9e}e8t Me S1mdrmers fir
ben Gintritt ils BEN observation-disclosures
in 9rpber 3att auf Der Burg, 3ollern
fi9 ein8efuprsa bt9rdBt unp bewil>
fommnet ppn ea., Greunpen Il, Idbin<
gen unb 6eAineen; tie ,,yplfsportei''
bate an oemfelben Gage cine 3ablref1
beiu@te @erlamn,luns in Sebrinoen
peranfaltet.
Die Staot @eil feierte baS Mnbcnz
fen tbre6 berlbmten Mitbiireers, beS
Aaronomen Repler; penn unterm "a.
SUM- piro pom po,t berisbtet: Inter
rem Ipnner oer Oe@11be uno rem
5eitlidtn We!dnte Der @loden bat 70
sben BE Gntbailung tes 0splsrzDenfs
malls ilattetfuneen. Die Gefrsee bielt
Oberfupifnratb Or. Gril@. 3ablrsi>
DE Safe wpbnten Ger Geier tei, paruns
ter aud eer .Unislibe gultus>Miniz
ter .. @ebner, Der SRerreibi1be
Nes1sfansler @raf .. Beuit bat laut
elmer aus Bien bier einsetrpfenen De-
pelde f9 bereit erflart, ben 3ur Ded@
un9 Der Soften te6 Denfmal8 et,pa feb>
lenpen Betra0 fpenbfn 3a ,ppQen.
Gle MuswanteruuaI uaIausB % Bartembera
be;iFerte I'D I'M Sabre 1869 auf 554O
S6pfe, ,pospn 1890 auf Mu,erifa e1it<
fallen. auf bic ein3eInen 2reife per<
tbetlt fid bic Auswanberuns ,pie feIet:
NedarfreiS 1877, g@par3,rnlc 1862,
Sartfret8 11t9> Dcnaufrets 968. Die
ftdrfften 8erlufte batten bic O.M. l1lnl,
Neuenbura Greupenfapt une 2utpteSz
burg. slufer pte}er perfoneu3abl erlitt
@artembr9 bur1 Die Muswanterune
oe6 9enannten Sabres sletd,eiti8 tinel
@nm6sensperluf son 2>775,000 4.
Mm IS. SUM brannten in GI9tnz
een innerbalb anbeytbalb @tun>
ben ca. 40 6duier ab. Die llria@eiE
pie bebauptet tpirc, in ben, @pielen ei<
neg 8i6brfaen &naper, NIT 31nbbSla>
den 3a luden., Die umlteeenoen Ort<
l4aftea leiReten alSbalp, fppieI ibnen
mSeli& ,par .6ilfe, fonnten aber nt9t
perbinbertt tab ber Branb you 6auS
u 6aue Inn fid, 9riff. Die ean3e
0rSbe bes llnsldds ldbt fi9 perldufs
nit @i&erbeit nod gar nt@t iiberiez
ben. ~ - ''''' .....'..,.- '.,.s
Mu6 Seiferreieb fpumsn iebr in
ter:hante Na@ri9tep, bic bepeifen bae
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-16
Mmslamoii@e Na@ri9tem.

OaS 9te,1effe, .penn AUDI in: etz
,pas abenteuerli6er @eile, fommt aus
Spanien. 5eit Sabr unp Sag iuden
Die Spanter einen &5nis, pbae bisber
einen iinoen ju fSnnen. Die 0liidltz
he,,, tpel9en bic Yermaiste 2rone an
8etoten ,pirc, pollen fe ni6t Mnoere
raeeeen, bic lltsrn natb Spanten6
9bron fno, fnoen BET ben Spaniern
teinen Mnflans. Stun melpet Der Sc
lesrapb, rab spanien ielblt in.preueen
ansetlepft babe, um einen brbenscIer<
ifden prin;en gum 9Snia 81 befcmz
men. go ieltlam bic 8otidaft f!inst
fe 19wamm nit anrernGnten iber ben
Ocean. une BIZ. 3situnafn beribten
FARTHER i'm Yolltn Grnite.F Ans paris
teleerapbirte man am 4. Suit: nDer
ngpnititutionel" Serfidert auf bette Snz.
formation, robl1nterbdnrler re6@eneral
prim 9esenwdrti9 in preueen ieien, um
ei,1er, yrinsen aus rem 6auie 5pbenz
souern bic fponiide &dnisamdree an<
iubieten. @enannteeBlatt fiAt binau
rae, faQs prim btelen S9ritt pbne
3uitimmun9 Der Gortee aetban, pas
@anie nur cine pplitiide Sntrigue lei.
Cine eenroner Depelde oeNelben Saz
ees uelret> pas Die llnterbanrlunsen in
jener anselesenbeit aufee9eben worren
leien. sm fcl9enren Sage miro cann
semelret: ~Sn ciplomatiiaen 8reiien,
lomobl in Paris rte in Ma=
crir, berrldt cine inten1pe Nufrez
9un9 lter RE domination tes bobenz
ioQerniaen YrtnSen 2eopolo sum ipaz
nilden 9bron. Cine enersifbe Sppoz
iitton 9ibt jt@ funp, IA man sieleDabl
fir einen 8ismord'11sn Y!an bdlt.
Die Gtrerla@er lasen, tas Spanien
h9 niemal6 unter Der Sberbobeit zines
Spro{en rer Muratfamilie beseben
plree; iolte eer y!an turd pplitil DE
Ndnte 3ur Neife uno Mueflbruns ton=
men, uno ete Gorte8 eafIr 9enei9t Aea
nodt perben mlrte cas- @olf fidb Der
&rSnune ,uiperieben uno ein BIr9ers
trie9 unpermeiolid fein."
lleber BE peviSnli1feit ees neusfen
Ebrcx>G Ganbibaten nernimrnt man, tob
berietbe eer am %. Septen1ber 1885
astcreut prtn3 9eopole Stepban Garl
Antca 0uitap Gpuarp 1bofiilo son
bpben3oQern, 3,sr 3eit preubil9tr Ma>
lot a Ia suite nes 1. @arpereeiments
,uGub II. Derlelbe III fstt 1861 NIT et>
i,er Snfantin pom portusal sermdbIt.
Der @roepater bes prin3en eeopplo,
Carl Mnten BON 6oben3oQern Siema>
rtnsea (seboren 1885, 9efprben 1859
,par III erfer Gbe nit Warte Mntptn<
cite, elmer Yrtn;elfn Murat> sermdblt,
,poraus bic Mnipielune auf einen Nbs
fomnen ber Muratfamilte erfldrli9
miro. Die Mutter beS prtnsen 1T cine
tabtl9e Yriu3elVn. 20 .vg
Sn 8aDern 1T Elm ftbr erniter @en>
Fict Der @esieruns NIT ber @plfsYer>
tretune III ter Gntwtdelun9 beorifen.
@te tberau in reutf9en 2anbet, 10 bill
bet aud BORT taS biz 3u einer e.1orme1
65be binaufeeldraubte MilitdrzBup>
get ben Steil beS Nnitobe8 unb bic
l1rlade elmer tief 9ebenben Mibiimz
| muns betm 8plte. Die 3amuter Der
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p Qi@t 81 iber(fben

@er bic Drdmie nod er<
}perbe1l 1pi1, foQte nit Der
@in1enbune be8 Mbpn1e<
nentsbetraeeS ni6t ldn9er
3Doern, inbent Bel pprgerIf>
TEN Sobrgane bQn1it auf9e<
rQumt lpirb.
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Gin(taouug&a uao aorrtPonotn,sn,
be{onoers uttr fir&lidbe ,ino anstrs srt@t'ee Be-
asbentelxn, fne iseervit piltemmsa; uitIe1
abe1 pom GerfsNer anteraeiaast issn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-16

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N, sAuM &itel sur usstfeabuns sva GsIs sas Estsz
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BKOOh LTN.

Thrc" ncw trucks are to be added To the Fire
repayment.
An Illicit s'hl was seized yesterday in Yandyke,
ear Ferris street.
tic Academy oi Design l. 10 he erected on Mon
tague street adj li.ing tne Academy OF Music cott
OF tlOOOn0.
1--WE huntrcd additional men are 10 he yet to work
IN the NnNN ard inn, lately They arc TO le kept at
Wurt Until hicr election.
Mm. Ketrham recovered $1,000 In the CITY Court
yesterday Tor Eaudurni approximations made by M
l."Noli m he ralJ Of ~ / ultun avenue saloon.
Supcryispr Crooke says that the new almshnuse ut
la'hu-h is the mot useless and wont ronsttuctcd
building ever erected there toT county purposes. IL
cost ouy siisOOO.
Anton setter, q scavenger, was terribly beaten
WIN clubs ~ the foot Of North sixth street, Williams
load ~ nkht SOU. one OF his arms WAS fractured.
Hctlt Ofhcer Cochran has requested the authori.
Nc, NJ Fort Hamilton 10 prevent landing there men
Ahn are emf 10y ed NJ the Quarantine Hospital
hlhk learng that yellow fever may he introduced BY
them INTO the city,
n ihiidr-n's meeting. In connection with tbs Mis-.
slOns'y anniversary, was held Ia the Cnurch OF the
lhgflmt, NJ O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The Rev.
Isaac hiss OF Commandments. the key. MI shay OF
ftreis, aud the Rev, hr. Fairbanks ci India. spoke.
The "Tr~ceut Social Circle" having chanVed
their nhne 10 Crescent club" last evening elected
Is'ut r. AicOt, lrtsident Henry neiSs, Jr. Wee
Iro.lient, Mu HardnT, Recording Secretary ioAenh
v, Waite. Corresponding secretary; C. Eeldlg.
treasurer.
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EIGHTEFS hours Dtr.

Thr Lockout on the Bcit HsiIroad-The
tompRu> Evidently Prepared to Forfeit
thcir Chnrier-No Preparation for Re
suming Travel All Locked Up.
Yesterday morning Committee Of the drivers
Of the Eastern Belt Line, composed Of Mcssrs
Patrick Counel. II J. Moren, aud john Kennedy
waited upon Mr. Tucker, President OF the road, AMI
proposed to him to so to work on the old time
tsby, q signi1cd their desire to work
Gna,n Aos;- Pef day, excepting a slight in.
t'rni-soG for dinner. lie gave item res.
rectful hcarIr1 bat declined ireaiifg upon any
other terms than those set forth IN tie no- trnr-
table VIII h be- md est,bi shed. wncreup0n TIE
Committee departed. Subsequently the drivers mct
and organize "a protective union, rc,o!Ni's not to
work Gc -islt,,n hours Ter day wi;aout Intervals
Tor rs,t or reiUshmrni.
No movement la- been made on the pari OF tie
Company toward working the road; tue care re-
lnuiL looked w, and the horses aro eating tLei-
heads IN"
o. - dfi"rrr Gt kure's last evening. harmed that
tFiWr tat!g ~ tao sccOId avcnua Huo g. i9E hours
from moirhg til night; Ihird avenue, - hour,
@iNih 1'thuc, llh hours: 1Id Eigtth avenue about
'h no arr which includc time iuT the Wra to get
their aiHUl.s.
TIE an. rs sa, that II IL imros.lhle Tor the Relt
Nnr+ 10 ,a"t' uut any tine idbu. Tie ouly car
"'f .nrua'lys " time iS the first THAI ='qrts
oul IN the torsir, and tla' the rcDres. .ntaiions
Wair h, o." Com, ny of rum ng at many irter.
Vac "a taui and ~ just TO the pubic. They do
un' he, can oNan legislation 10 enable them to
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4 man OLD BpAT RACE.
Vow 10 Beat nn Opponent IN Oar-mansbip -
New Mind Of Contr.t ON the IInd-nm.

At Cornwall, on the Hudson. yesterday, Ed.
ward Nmpny OF Nowburgh, aud James T,n Z, ck,
OF PccSsLill met 10 row thrc mile race for s?DO
and the CHAMPION bolt OF the Hudson in seventeen
feet working boI'. Within half q mile OF the stake
boat Murphy crowded Ten Eyck out into tho river,
when tne latter slackened his speed and TELL bacx
under Mrph.'s stern,
MURPHY then crossed Zen Eyck- how and e, the
latter rnn into hin. Then Murphy caught hold OF
Ten Lick's boat, caught slso his oar and throw II
overheard. iIs'tn-s, Mu'pny's becker, shouting to
tho after TO biz Ten Eyck With the oar. Each held
IN ~, others boat for three or onr miuutes, when
thtI ofosc away for the reec again, Tea Eyck Once
ahead. and coming down the home stretch hoid his
Own. wullug tie race by I've or six lengths. In 10
minutes and ~ seconds. On rcscLing the judges
boa, Ic ,Gt IN q C.gm of foul, and charged Murphy
with ca'ct lg his boat ana holding II, and with
board. Murphy also claimed ioul, and the referee
declared tie race and all the bots oa