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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-10-27
8efDnSere OSa6rttibt.

Ra&riSt pire bisrmit sssetsu, tae ter Inter
isi&nete, ,,8erfertiser unp gerf6ufer ron Wi.
neraIwafrr unb ipnItiSsn 0str6nisn in 2laIuen,"
cine 2tie Der Yon tbm eebrau6ten 8IaIden IN
her amtsimbe bes Gtaatsiefrstdrs RON pennIYl-
panieu bepcnirt bat, uub geasn iraenb cine per
ion ceer perfcncr, brr 70 beSritnefr 8laIhen nit
MineraIiraiIer cher trseuS rintm antrrsu &C.
trdnfe fllt, rbrr ie fauft, Serfauft cher auf IL.
gene cine Art eamit bdnbeit, cter lie bsnust, I'M
Sbf hnrin ;u baItrn Ooer ;u irernO sinrm 3Rrdf,
rire erleBIib pfrfabrrn prrbsn.
6riebr, S9rabsr
SerantCn, ga.
3an beatbte ru6Iiebsnten @eIrserlab:
,,G5 piro birrmtt ais ungeleBlitt trfIirt fur
trsrnb wslhe ptricu Cbfr ptrionfr, Gbnt Gr-
lanbnib bes Gi9cntbiimerS irgrup 70 beisi9nete
6laIben nit MiueraIrnIier ptrr lpnifisem &C.
tr6nts Su fiiusn, ;n srrfnufeu, gu ssrSrtcn, ;l
taufsn, peer famit 81 baubeln, psnn IoIde Sla.
lte nibt Scm red,ien GigsntbiimCr 9efauft pirS !;
urb irsrno Ssmdns, trr litb 10 prraebf, 1T bait.
bar fir cine Strafe ron fiinfSis Gents fir jrts
IplGe 6laibe, 70 ssfillt cher prrfauit, sstrautt,
Yer8sbcn, 9rfauft pSer tamit grbantrlt, fur has
erlte grreebrn unp finf Dollars fir jserS pritrrr
Tsrgsbrn, su erlangru Spr irgrnp einsm 9lleer.
mann cher 6riebrnsridtsr. pie Strnftn arIrsli6
;u trIansen iinp fir ben Staat." 2lf7ii
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-10-27
C6crtfsBuus fUl9t.)
Saricdturen.

Sn DeutiGlanp erlhsinsn isbt cine
Nafe Garieaturru (SpUttbiIber), bic
gum Gtsil re6t aslunssn Tnb.
Iuf elmer Garieatur 1T bic fnmCIe
Sesne ntsetiISet, ipis prsu6ifGe 5u1arsn
mad Der Shlu&t BET 06rt6 bic BON iO.
men erbtutstsn Sltipsr Der Damsn tes
Narl6aa Ne@abun nnjisbsu uno partn
tan1sn. Darunter ltsbt: nYrsubif6er Su.
Iarentaa I'm @oltiime Der Ra& ma. bon.
neurerinnen."
Gin anSsrss Bib ;sist uns barmbeIIi.
id,e &rtegsr, ME fe an sintm Drummer
ssfanSene 9ureOs unb 3uaSrn fldtsrn.
Darunter tebt:
NItss SclbatenItsb in ntuer @npenpuna.
Sol mer mol bic Dor,sI6erI6t,
Spl mer mol be Shpamm!
Bring mer aaG Die SamisrIaaf nit
uno rs rnse Gamm.
Die prrdhtIi6en bp6absIistn beutIdten
Bsi6Speripn&su, bic auf ben rsutIpsn
SabnbSfsn NIT fran,TFI6rn @efansenru
fbbn tbun, frie9sn stenfaGS ,,ibr 5ett."
NamsntliG 1T aud bic beriitmte Seene
abestilrtt no Der Gpnbuftsur einem
Ddni&rn juruft: y8riulsin,' peun Sie
benz SurrC nod sinsn Sub ssbsn pUllsn,
10 ellen Sts i&-tsr Bug sebt ab!"
- Der Ssrlinsr 8labperapatItt snts
9alt netf benz entiprs6enpsn Bib bic
nnafOl8snre, pie es Isitsr faeint, Ir9r
nOtbpsnbt8e gSarnuns an bsuti6e Das
men, In ibrrm Giisr fir bic srfanssusn
6nrrOs II. (. NJ. niht gu iusit ;u sstsn:
eanOweRrmann; @umfsu6sn, psnn
Sie uns san1It6 ptrnu6liffsen, fans.n
mir Sbnsn bic Sslttsn ni6t mebr Gin!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-10-27

- 5ans @a6snbuisn idrsibt: Ten
@rnftn Sismard Frbt man frit einisen
2d9en in Der Uniform slnss Snfantsrlr,
SffIisrs. aIsr Sab fammsIt lI4 nGmli6
auf Isinsm 5aupts: &c aGlstn III 1&ulp an
benz 8rit9e; er mar ss, Der Napotscn ,um
Srie9e perletist BAT, Der alIc an al rrm
Glsno i6uIb 1T. Dem Jt6niss nil Nie.
manb itsl Bier, attr ibm BADEN Te I&un
bier an bic Sbir lsiuss 5aules "A baS
Bismarck" I" eelhrtrtsu. gBis tisf tieier
5ab in pas gCIt seSrunssn 1T, BARON sat
mir iGun in 8bsims bic lonR Is6r Ianfts
96&in hes 5auisS elm SsiipieI, In psls
dem elmer mttusr Greunbe einauartiert
mar. Ste mar elm lisbes, sutss @eId6pf,
unb iitsr bic 3stt rer paffOutn binaus.
Sie bate nidts essen ben &6nis, sessn
bic preubsn, aber bettsuerts lis NIT IsuGs
tentsn @u9en, penn ibr Sismard besegs
ne, rerbs fie ibu NIT tsm 8ihsnmslTsr
ntsrsrifs&sn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-10-27

ten palfirsn. bst btnen, rsldbs tbn tann.
temp" fraste Srau 8Snts.
,Dns funH i'd mir ertf6ren," Iaete
S6nig. oDu erinnerff Did, ra6 metue
SGpefsr Glife mad paris setstratbst
bate unb bort ais g9ittpe lebte. SD bin
niemals tn Darts sewslen uup atfo tcnnte
@ir. Bsrner let&t ssnus fir mid palli.
ren."
$50 mar es," lagte @erner. ,,Qls iG
In Yarts antam, mar @ass tn 966runs,
benu bic Hepplution berettete lidt Dor.
Ntan ihahte Debbalb psntg umRlnoe BET
9eriht. jumal tetne anosre QnIprihs sr.
bcbsn woroen paren. Sd nabm bas @sIb
uno bae Sinc, pelfss Id tujwil&en Iisb
8ewonnen bate unb ging mad @epreia,
no t1 cine pHunsuns tuufts unb pas Ga.
pitaI tn penigsu Sabren otr,s6ufadte.
@ltie u nun eiue reits Grbin unb pas III
Der sinJiss umltnup, BEN Id ,ur WaiIber.
uns mstnes gr6blthsn 8rraebsns anfiib.
rem tann. 5err uno Grau Js5ntg, GliIe &:
t6nnt Sbr mir ben 8ummer per,eiben,
welfen i'd frepsntli6 iibsr Gu6 sebra6t
babe2"
..M6se @ctt 9bnsn Strsebsn, nile Id
Stnsn aus tsm 9runbe mrineS Screens
peraets," laete 5rau S6nis unb GltIe er.
grtff gBerners Sano unp bepsdte lie NIT
Stranen. gIu6 &Gnia orrfi6erte ben 8ers
punNsten, pab fein @roa in istnem Ser
gen Isbe unb Der @usbrud i'm 8si&te Def.
el6sn puroe ruti9er, frisbli6sr. 9lber
feline Stimme rurce fhpa6er unb feline
8ebepstie INNER SetrO6snsr. SSnig EN-.
pfabl ttm SGpetssn unb urbnetr Met.
reres an, rras irinen S6msr, linrern uno
i'ine f4pinbenbsn RrGfte unterRabtn
fpnnte.
(fnrtfeh,tfo fcI,t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-10-27
3eu0niHe:

llutsr3si6netrr bsSrust, baB er an einem
8rampfdbsrbru6 fiber 9 Sabre erlitten, olle
m5sli6en DCftCren Su Ratbs sespseu, istu6
uidt gebeiIt purbr. Auf anratbsn msinrr
6rsunSs pUlIte ih bns 9ssts Ssriu6en. tsuu i'd
mar Der spissu @ebieaiterei berSli9 Iatt, unb
eina nod III Or. ammann.
QBirsr Grwartuns IdnsI FAM i'd sur 6'ensI.
una, 70 bdB i'd Cbns Stride, pbne tprl6e i'd Be
rrits A Sabre cas Sdus uitt prrlaTcn fonnfr
OfeCn rpeit marfhirsn fann, rbne ea( icS bic
esrnsfsn Ra6pebsn 1T btm GuBe bemfrfs.
gtst. 3. g., q. g., 3. @ai 1867.
Balentiu Eiuifer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-10-27

- Die GaSallsrie tsi nprbbeutIGen
Sunbss.Grmtt ;srfdat in GuiraiiIre, uR'
Iansn, DrasOnsr unb 5uIarsn. Die tsi-
BEN Gritsrsn saIisn fritsr ais fGTsrs,
bic teirtn asbtsrsn ais Isi&ts Gapnllsrts.
Sstt 1866 unO i'm ssssnwdrllsrn Srisss
purCsn bic tlbiansn fnR nusf&IisbItG ais
lsi&ts Gapausris ;u pairpuilrnrisnif.
8seOsnOseirunssu etc. psrpsnest. Die
8spufnuns III FER GuirHb, paaaf4 unb
bas SiROl. 5uIursn unb DrasOntr ba'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-10-27
Gine Qnte OcleQcn6eit.

Der llntsrjsi6uete ufsrirt gum 8rrfauf cine
9cttr, srleesn an &emtnatOu gIpsnus, in etr If.
gSarc pCn Scrnntcn. Die 2pte II 40 0uB Srpnt
une 200 Sup tief unb umidunt. 9eNingunsrn
lst6t. Na63ufrasen IN her Office BON s. 8.
Campbell, 4i6 eafawanna Ipenur, Scranton,
ga. 2Sil
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-10-27
Der aefdbrliae efmtman,,.

SsGss, 5err amtmauu, ssb'u Se net
an Der 5eerb' porbet.
90 uno iparum penn ntht!
Die Shie t6nne MIR 8cttss letpe /;
wsnn bic Stre rCtbe Nal' fsben, tann Id
bic Bitter gar nit msbr ,uIammenbaItsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-10-27
Sticfell, u. 9cioube
Oapts mmb 0oIbimitb,

EIJ YFNH WpFNWtf
erlauttn IiH hermit sinsm Ssrsbrtsn publifum
auiussiarn, Rap iie iCeben elm neues StisfrIn.
unb S6ub9sIbSft am pbissn pIaBs srSfnet td.
ben, unb latrn 8rsunss unb gefannts 3u SabI-
REDEEM 9rluht Gin.
Sbrs gBaarrn iinS rrif neulicb ~ trr nis6ris-
fen 6jOlbprGmie einsrfduft mas ir in ern Stdnb
isBt 70 biIlis aIs irssnb Elm anhsrss Gri6aft
gu perfnufeu.
Ssrr 9. 0cItImitb III bem putliFum larn
felt lGnsersr 3elt ais snsrsil6er @si6Gftsmann
bsfanut unb neue Arteit uno Ssparatursn tpsrs
ben untrr ltiner ipGirllsn aufiI9t auetfrrtist.
Stpnmt une iItsr,eust Guh.
5mi70 Davis u. Goblin ttb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-10-27

- Gin NtiFlifppi. .Ntser or6ettetc auf
S9stIuns bsr Grnts unO erDieIt gltGts.
oStsGe," fuste er gu fsinem 6reunre
Sambc, ,,bie Grnts mar I4Is6t unb CAB
bios finf SbstIe, wdbrsnb ib mir BEN fee
bentsn ausbspunsen bate"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-10-27

Dies Isi Ssttrmauu funb ostban, tne Or.
ammnnn mid BON rinisrn pblrbclitbrn, ipehe
beftGnptge Grr1hpGruneen meines Iinfrn Inter
ftenfsls peruria6tsn, in A gSpGeu beilte, nab
rsnb i'd Dor Sislsr 3st gGes Srrir6t bate, um
eebriIt gu trerrtn.
@tttpe Ragbalsna Gbenttfr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-10-27

ben ben srummta, NIT stusm tatIsrHtn
SCrb ptrisbsnsH SGbsI unb ben 3inb'
mabel Garabinsr. Der ublan III passssn
NIT Sdbsl, SatteIpitul unb ean;s Gee
paTnet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-10-27

lluttr3si6uste beS,uat banftar. rap i'd pof,s
Sabre an eintm iebr ibmerStafteu. llrbrl, prrur-
fa6t burb Strampfa6rrn AM re6ten 6uBe, aeIit-
ten unb mad 6jsbrOu6 aler mSsliten ARittel
snbIib bur6 bic MstbOte Spn Or. 3. gImmann
in fursrr 3cit sebeiIt iuurtr.
Scranton, 2i. gluauff 1859.
8atbariua 9afbna9el.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-10-27
Gss, 9ii6pf,sa 1865, 1873.
Rfrr TnFtbr

Diele 3eileu ber 0aufbarFsit Sbnsn 3u ienbeu,
frrbGrt mid msin freueig rrrsates 5rrS auf ba
Si, mid ron msinsm SaISHuB ssbeilt, ben meg
iubrinssn Id spsi Sabre meinen fGmmtlihrn
Irbsitslpbn aufppfrrtr. Daniel QBsttad.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-10-27

Dem Srn. Or. 9lmmann fate i'd fir bic Be-
banbIuna meines nit bartnGdiarn 6rampfanfGl.
len btbafttttn 8inhts unb eeiIsn raIds Seiluug
msinen innislfen Dauf nb uub empfsbIs ibn
Grtuneen uub Yefnnnier. tSag70
q, Wptltmanu, DObsstppn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-10-27

Sd ltntsrjsi6ueter teseuge birrmit tab mid
Or. Or. ammann BON eintm mebrjGbrsen esis
ben, pelds5 burd bic arampfaeer:t SsrurIlGt
mar, in furjer 9sit sCIIlf6nbis srbtiIt BAT.
George 3Ieinidrpbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-10-27
@er 6at alte Gcnte?

5ir amrrifaniIds alfs Gentr Spn trn Sabr-
eGnesn 1892, 1898, 1899, 1904, 1909 unb 1915
psrSrn quite Yriir bssablt. Gbsnlp fir baIbt
Gfntr sepi1er 9dbrs6ner.
gEsr ipl&s beiiBk mtlbt li& In tsr grptSittcn
eielrs Slattts. 3e9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-10-27
), ,NS0mSIO1a OOtel, ="
6. g. gattsnbsrs, GissatBy

Y. Y. SdtteHbtrg, 9igfntgv
Ar GbaIb, ga.
Sisfesn unS ausp6rtiern 6rsuu6rn bic rras-
benz anSsist, bdb ObistS Sptsl i'm bsfrn Stpe
sinesridtst une nit alien mopsrnsn gerbeITsrun-
aeA rerisbsn III. 3riisuee fiussH eoirIbf CUTE
Strbsrst. Gin grocer Saal fir Bale uub Grs
eurFOntn fsbt ju GisnReu. slud bic Staluna
fir pfeIbt IGbt uiGts gu ptnlhsu ibris.
2Sdp70 6. 9. 9atitnbere.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-10-27

Sricbricb Sebrd6er,
Gabritant non fprub elnScm Gronf Bier,
SarGaparila unO aiiHrrGiwagrr,
8abrif in RuIbtrsliraes, lpiiau ptnun. @pU-
ming glpenue.
Norter, Sfle uno &aaerbier,
III 9aIbsn, pirb iu ben nisprislrn preiIrn I'm
GIrpsrn mad alien plaBen btr City fpltrnfrsi &C.
liefert.
Cine Gffabuus bon 25 9dbrru in mrinem 6Is-
bGftr btfibigt mid, eiurn Sariaparilla Su fis.
,err, fer ale aneerrn S5abrifair iibertrt uno trr
gelunebsit isbr ;utrGsIitb ID. Dds GjsitGft ifebt
untrr mrinsr prriGali6en eeituns, nns ppas gu
frieoenbeit pirb 9arantirt.
gluitrGse, psIhe bel Srrrn Spbn 3eiblrT abss-
geteu perr hurh bic ppff mir juseinnet rerben,
fubsn prOmpte SeTifT6tsuns.
26ba 8r. 59raber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-10-27
20Cfntpnm1tCl 6alls

eadapduna Gprnut, nabt BEN Depot
Gbas. SrpPp, prcpr.
Sas rbies, in bsirr 8eils ringtri4trts Saus
III nit 2lem perfsben, mas hfm 3Brptr jur Stdrs
fune unt GrfriIbuna nIibig IN.
@utes gisr, bic frulsn Btinf, etdu6rt unb
9isarrsn. parme unN FaIts Speilsn; Nufrrr, az
isee 9lrt jutsrsittt.
Gin feiner Saal fir Carer unb 6amilitH.
I'm SabIrri@en ;3uierud srlu6t itine drtuub
25tuS Gbas. Irppp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-10-27
GermaDia Halle.

SiHsm rsrsbrtm gutliium Tic rTasttne I'm
jfi9t, haB rbiges, nabr lem tyel gslcgene eofa
neu eiuerridtrt une ttSeuttnt reri6DHert pcrStH
+ uue unter Der geituHs ees lluttrjti6uftrn BEN
hrutihen publifum irBt pisbtr phtn ifebt.
Die 9eit ber fcrmflsu Ginpeibung ipirt pG.
ter befannt semaGt.
Das ausse;sitntir ,.SrGsifripn" nuss5s
burdsreiftnee 8enhIatipH MAIDEN bieifs !
ju BEN aussnebmirn NuftntbaIispIt innod
Stabt Q0iuN 9pbn 3ftfl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-10-27
NySis.nic5's S0tOoa,

Durmpre, pa.
Wsirrn 5reunten unO 9efdnnteH ttfrrit bic
frssbeus 2lnssisr, bhb Cbiess 2rtal ntu tlnqtTit-
trt unb tebtutsnb persrCBrrt pprbtr ". gElru
unb talts SpriIrn ,u iettr 3sit. Gts Stras srr>
GiIrntabn ron Seranton fiibrt bis ;am SauIr.
Aulb natt trrirl6s barauf aufmnfiaHl. ZAP er
nit gutter StaIuus fir pferbe perfrtrn II.
23ilS = p 9puis Wtnnt6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-10-27

Die pbisr 6irma lenft bic glufmsriiamIrit bsr
Scrren 9Sirtbe unb ecn griSatprricnGn auf ibr
UUplgli6es Eager ppn unperf6IiGtsn
0Seiitcm uitb 2igu6ren,
unS RirO ss aud in 3ufunft ibr 9snrebrn isin,
burb reCIe uub Piinftlihe Srrisnuns eas In lle
grirBte Gertrnuru gu rebtiCrtigen.
Infer gVrrdtb belfrbt aus trpUrtirten beut-
iden, franiSIitsu unb ipaniitrn gF'iurn uue
giauUrrn, eiubeiniibrn California unp Gatatpba
Brinen, 9tve unb Bourbon 9Bbisffy'S II. (. 10.
9mpGrtrtirte uuo amerifanilte 9tgarren,
Bier uub gErin. GjlGier, acrbhaldrn, unb allss
aneerr, ,ur 9inrittune eiurr @irtbibaft 0rbS-
rruer in grpber guspdbl.
3ablrri4em 3uipru5 sntssssnisbtnb, iti&nsu
9I9mnsspcn ,t ieegr.ra
Charles Robinson.
1if9ba
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-25
MATTERS IN GEORGIA.

Washington. Wilkes County, has fair pros
pect for a town hall.
Enough money has been subscribed at Atlanta
to ensure the location there Of Oglethorpe Col
lcge.
which gobbled up the residence OF Thomas e.
Coleman.
The Monroe Advertiser fears that the plan
tiers OF that county are tgoing" for cotton too
strong. Very little preparation Is 6eing made
for Grain. The farmers of Butts County, on
the other hand. are planting largely In grain.
The cotton crop of Wilkes County for last
year was the largest made since the war,
though the seasons there were not at all iaVor-
able. From September |, 1853, to March III,
1870, 1923 bales were received at that polnt;
I've Jackson, the negro who murdered Ed
mund Bush, in Monroe County, for whose ar
rest q reward of $3.50 was offered by the Gov
ernor," has been arrested in Tennessee, Ind ls
now in Jail at Forsyth.
The Sparta Tines and Planter says: From
observations made while travelling through
our county, both by public and private con-
yeyauce. we decide that there will be as much
cotton, and II any change In amount OF corn,
even less than last wear. This Is very wrong,
we think. Even now it Is time that farmers
should be uneasy. Corn is going up; con-
tracts, we are informed, have been made In
some places not very tar from Augusta for
corn at 81 per bushel."
. The Griffin Star says it is believed that the
fruit is pretty generally destroyed all over
Georgia, and especially In this section: TINS tins
be true, 1t Is great misfortune. Last year
over $4,000 worth of dried. peaches were
shipped from Griffin, besides ,'I large amount 1oraa
amount of brandy was also sold We think we
can safely say that the peach trade Of Griffin
is really worth 100000 q year, when the crop
hits, to say nothing of the peaches That are
eaten and fed 10 stock.
The heavy shipments of corn to the South al
this time are suggestive OF empty cribs on the
plantations. A Chattanooga paper reports the
passage through that town recently, In one
day, Of twenty-five car loads of corn consigned
to single house In Atlanta and shipments M o0 &c
that the Dahlonega Signal of last week quotes
corn at 81 40 per bushe from wagons in Upper
Georgia. Surely the yearly repetition OF prac
tice ought by this time to have convinced cot
ton planters of its impolicy. The purchase O
such heavy supplies of corn must make e.
large draft on the money received for las
wears cotton crop.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-25

eight years 1874 sentences have been followed
by "a executions, or only twelve per cent of
the population.
IA Banker" maintains, In the London
Times, the startling proposition that IL Mr..
Lowe (the Chancellor Of the EXchequer) pays
the British funds dividends quarterly instead
of half-yearly he must lose three MILLIONS of
money. "A Banker" puts the matter thus:
"Suppose hold slOo consols, and now receive
3Os. in January and S0s. in July. Instead of
this, am to get l5s. in April and lbs. In July.
By this means gain quarters interest on
15s. The process is to be repeated In October
therefore get half years interest on l5s., or
whole years interest on 1s Cd. Now, If I
am to have the interest on 7s Cd. in-per-
petuAy. am as much pleased as If Mr.. Lowe
had given me rs. cd. That is to say, Mr.
loves proposal gives three-eighths per cent.
on the whole amount of the three per cents. "
No process of reasoning wlll convince this
writer that man who receives money before
it is due Is a gamer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-25
WASHINGTON.
rFRoM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
WASHINGTON, March a

WASHINGTON, Marcn "a.
In the House the Military Committee report
ed bill requiring two years. residence in the
Congressional District as qualification to
West Point or Annapolis, and asked that they
be discharged from the further consideration
of the cadet frauds.
The Committee on Commerce referred to
subcommittee the resolution authorizing water
gauges on the Mississippi and its tributaries.
The Senate was in executive session on San
Domingo.
LATBR.-Revenue four hundred and nineteen
thousand.
Grant intends issuing general amnesty,
when Georgia and Texas are restored.
Answering the Virginia delegation, Grant
supported neither side. He said Canbys action
was simply preservative Of peace. Candy
would have been blamable, had he neglected
Precautions.
Boutwell, and Delano were before the Senate
Finance Committee this morning, opposing
change in the time tor bonded whiskey.
In the Senate there was no Legislative busi-
ness.
In the House the Military Committee report
many irregularities ia the appointments OF
cadets, but the evidence Is conflicting as re-
CARDS the present members of the House.
The bill making one years residence neces-
sary to cadetship was passed.
A resolution directing the Secretary of the
Navy to csurtnlartial Commander Upshur for
buying his sons admission to Annapolis was
passed.
Tho ::a77iif was resumed and discussed to ad-
Journmcnt.
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FOREIGN ITEMS.

Tho Prince of Hohenlohe has worn for
twenty years on his left leg golden bracelet,
in flltilment Of q promise.
in London, in 1867, it required s677 horses
to convey 30, 900, 900 passengers in omnibuses;
while In New York 1880 horses carried $780,
600 passengers in cars.
-.sWomcn's rights seem to be making way
In England. Mr. Jacob Bright, Sir Charles
Dixie and Mr. Eastwick, three gallant knights,
have assumed the championship of the cause,
and have introduced Parliamentary bill to
..removc the electoral disabilities Of women"
Mr. Diyby Seymonrs two daughters made
an election canvass Of the borough OF Noting
ham, England, previous to the contest, and
distributed in the streets and market-place
photographs of their father in his robes as Re-
corder for Newcastle, also cards bearing the
following inscriptions: nottingham Election,
lS7O-Miss Seymour solicits your vote and
interest in behalf of her father, W. Digby Sey-
mour."
Tile North German correspondent says
that the earthquake shocks In Gross-Gerau'
after a temporary lull, are again becoming
alarming. Between the 10th and 2Sth Oh tep-
ruary ten distinct shocks were felt, besides
subterrancous laundering and rolling repeat
ed at least twenty times. the greatest oscilla-
tions were observed on the 26th ultimo, at
twenty-nlne minutes past twelve noon, and on
the 27th, at tlfty-seven minutes past one
o'clock in the afternoon. Two smart shocks
have also been felt at Basle, the first on Feb
rnary 2G. at twenty minutes after twelve noon,
and the other on the 27th, little before seven
in the morning.
There has been Of late years gradual
decrease of capital punishment in France
mainly owing to the reluctance OF )uries 10
convict. From 1903 to 1925 there were G65l
condemnations to death in the empire at home,
and the judicial statistics, which, after 1925,
are very exact, show that, from 1926 to 1880,
ago out of 554 condemnations took effect; from
1881 to 1885, s27 condemnatlons. l54 exeeu-
tons; 1885 to 1910, 1877 condemnations, l47
executions, and so on, down to lS5s-6O, III
condemnations, 100 executions; 1875, los
condemnations, Gs executions; 1869, Sc con-
demnatlons, 81 executions. Thus in the last
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rFRen Our OWN CORRESPONDENT


COLUMBIA, March 20.
Mr.. Bonest, Of the Newberry Immigration
Society, is still vigorously urging on the work
OF that organization. Your correspondent has
lust learned from him that renewed interest
in the matter has been awakened, and that
planters, as the crop time comes nearer, are
getting more anxious about labor for the
coming summer. So far has this progressed,
that now, for the first time in the history of the
society, the demand for European laborers cx-
ceeds the supply. Their agent in New York
has more orders from this State in his hands
than he can fill in New York at this advanced
period of the season; and Is expected to try
the Baltimore port, where it is said there are
laborers awaiting calls to come South. Per-
haps three hundred thrifty and industrious set
tiers will have been added to the population of
Newberry County by the first of May In one
year.
A gentleman from Edgefeld represents la
bor there-especaly negro labor-as very
scarce and getting more so. The negroes. he
explains, have gone to Louisiana, across the
Savannah into Georgia, into the City OF Angus
ia and elsewhere; and the result is that the
majority of 1902 colored voters reported by the
census will have decreased considerably be-
fore next October. The same testimony comes
from Abbevllle, Newbcrry, Fairfield and sew
eral counties above that line.
The nominations for mayor and aldermen,
under the new act of the Leglslature-the
legislative regime-in Columbia, have been
made. They were made without general
call for meeting Of the citizens. The result
is John N. Alexander, for mayor, the minority
candidate in efe last regular election, and, for
aldermen, four white men, one in each ward,
and eight colored men, two In each warc An
election has not been ordered yet, and, as the
present administration have the order to issue.
and as they may advise with the Attorney
General before issuing 1t, there may be some
delay.
Judge Rutland is becoming quite terror to
eyil-doers in the Fourth Circuit. His SEN
tences are said to be the heaviest in the State;
but few consider them too heavy. He SEN
fenced nine last week in Wlnnsboro, the most
of them to liberal terms In the State Peniten-
tlary. Among these was woman for term
of twenty years, her crime beiag arson-the
burning of her former owners houses. AS
this colored convict cannot vote, even If she
were pardoned, 1t is not likely that even her
sex will prevail with his Excellency to extend
the merclful wing of executive clemency over
her, unless, indeed, family connections may
reveal to his Excellency some votes in it.
CORSAIR.