davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-02-05
Comparative Value of IL Corn
Ire s,TaR 5'li Ne and Roots. II HrTT78 .

q An acre Of ground retained, expressly
for hay yields on an average not more
,uthan eneEandtone-half tons of vegetable
food ; an equal space planted with car
rttots Or ruta bagaas viii yield from ten to
twenty tons, say fifteen tons, which is
'Ikysno mean q high average, and. has
efteu been attained without any extraor-
binary, f%cuitiVation. 1t has been ascer-
tanned bY. careful experiment, that three
30 working herses,t fifteen and one half
hands high, consume hay at the rate of
two. hundred ponds per week, or five
tons and d thousand and, fortyreight
pounds per annun beside one and one
hall bushsls Of oats per Wesk. or seventy
eight per annum. BY a repetition of
the Same experiment It was found that
an unworkedhorse consumed hay at the
rate Of four and ens-qaafter tons per
NJ, Tie. produce IL therefore t VI Of 'u nearly six
. acres OF land isanecessary 10 support al
working herse for one year; but, half
u. acre Of carrots, 1t sir hundred bush
, Ella per acre, With the addition OF chop. |
padstraw, while. the season for, feeding
tharn Iasts,f will do No welEif net better.
These things do not admit Of doubt, ? for
they have been the subject Of. exact
,triale, sas some Of your agricultural
friends can testify. Hlik .laeaga1i ia
q 4Is..has also been proved that the value
III one bushel Of corn, together with the.
fodder upon which Il grew !. win Keep .
horse in good working order for a week
An acre planted awishoe ,gand Welding
sixty bushels, viii be ample to keep &
good sized horse in working order for
Ist III FARMER. fha, eeoabssiIdsr wheth.1
eli it u better TO mmaintain < horse ID the
produce ofahaF an acre of Futa basas or !
eafFots, # napoona ttt1tee, ppfodnce DC adj acre 4
a corn 81. on the other hand, upon The !.
hay. andigrain from sixfacFes of land-
isfwill require sin aeres o. good land !,
pfrodduce The necessary hay and grain
M above. Ths same reasoning might /;
be- made MISE 6f atthe feeding sof cattle 1
and shaeta-tS Stock iJournals1n4l III ri
!FN sfg#E Fl %Hi!
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-02-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

MOUND CITY MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
'4SA =
~ 49, ri ANCE COMPANY
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-02-05

Elements Of Greek Language
Taken from the Greek Grammar of James
Hadley;; Professor in Yale College. l vol,
d 12mo. 81 5o..t t&>Ssffss& -t~S"lr&g6
= This volume is published in answer to the
frequent requests made for. an a~bridgment of
Hadley's larger Grammar suitable for begin
ners. g|-'3t. sGE .
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-02-05

~.aasDIIdsssI eBuog
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-02-05

Droimgoseeless 8 Co.'S Bushaa,,, the best and
yeheapests4g1f "a j
For effects so6f sindiscretion. loss of memory.
clustered nerves. etc, use Drongoole n
Cos Buchu.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-02-05
.-Hta ~! 44Au ~ 4 ,E 7
Reasoning Power ''0f Animals.

,ss"~es1 o~@ @os11r. IS s
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-02-05
sheriff - Sale.

f4f'sfa ~ l.. r. LAsTRAPEs,
Jan Is haa3 ~ 5&stafi ,|ese Auetioneer
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-02-05
Public sale.

t"7 JAS. NJ THOMPSON, Sheriff.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-02-05
NOTICE.,
fsHE pOLbBRIDaE atsBiaeh TO-,

Bayou Beuf, St. Landry, La, JAN 4th
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-12
s eutlIft0n II.
Gin eie'nts 8 aus.

1as tuar felt fritz nsin taslid Sebnen:
Gin eia'nes 5aus! Elm eis'nes 5aus!
&ief Neiiter 6inn nit bittern Sbranen
Gum 9immel aebeno tdeli9 aus.
l1mionf tpar all fein S6aFen Sparen,
Ct fonnte Niemano bunaern ieb'n,
l1no muBte lang persebIid barren
l1nb aus unb Elm bel Mnpern geb'n.
STUN bat er eienes 6aus AM Gnbe,
Aein Meni@ iaet Jpn pom turt mebr fort
Omar enae lrb bic niepern @dnbe,
Op9 ltegts an einfm fdSnen Srt.
Muf eruner Biele unter Glieber,
lem airdlein unb BEN Jreunben nab,
10 ptele tbeure 8rloer.
l1nb bod 10 ttIe 1T es ba.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-12
Der$tnanber
gfbensbilber uon btr norb(tt.
(GprtieBung)

Mi6 trift bic ShuIo> tenn i'd babe
euh III benz aemaht, mas ibr leto. St.
mas mie Shluh,eu erfiQte ben 01nsf;
rann futr er fort: Sd babe euere Raz
meraren btnab in cte Geufelebrtaa 9ez
ibidt. Gle irIten niht ieben> raB ta
AUDI wsih fem fam. ME Elm Rinc.
Nh, tb mDhte wcbl tcten! Nber cas
@etet zines Seerduber5, miro IS audi
GrbSruna ftnren?
IrpB rieieS 3m'ifels fntete 6ans
cennoh nisrcr unr faltete he 6dnpe.
Trpb teneat trat peerfe leiie in ben
GDnef, mari iih binter Nons auf Die
Vniee unp betete nit tiefer Ssnbrunf
fir ne Seeleu Der unaliflihen See,
rduter. @db,enc fe betete, tSnte ea
plrblih, mie ra5 NauIhen RES @alz
iers, wsldeS aeasn pie I'lien wdidt,
unter ibren Tiben ; rann flana IS mie
pas Talen ppm id'meren 1rcpfen, Die
BON Der bDbe in ttetes Wa0er fallen,
conn wie6sulsn unr Hcllcn, wieBinpz
1urm. Ter fid In enaen S6luhten
fdnat. sic fcnnte lire 0eranfen
niht bon rielem Oerdulhe obwencen.
sic bate es friber fait in jererNadt
eebDrt, rrenn fie pom Sdlafe errpabte,
aber niemals 10 lout unp IL nahe.
0ie Goctenfla9e ;pg es an tbrem
Sbr oorlber UNI IS err ebte 9let6lam
Die feblenren NaGtarn.
@ierer beaann ie III beten urb bieS
NAL eelana eS ibr, Die @eranfen aus
lhlieFlid rarauf III ridten. Sc wurre
pom lautloien 6auhe gum Seufjer
pom Seuf,er sum olibenren Wcrte.
Sans hDrte ie unr erfannte fte an
Der Gimme, ober er tpaate niht> iih
~ ribren aus Jurht, tbr 0etet 81
it1ren. Oils ie ~aeenciot bate, flame er
auf urp fhaute ite NIT ei,em 8lide
unaueiprehliher lanfta,fett an ; nod
aldn,te cine lhrdne in ieinem Nuoe
Iu aucin tit aefrmmFn, iprah er;
nte canfe lib cir rafir! 1u BAIT met
men lorten cine orcse Gbre uno mir
cine orpBe WobIthat errieisn. Sd
meib fl UNI 10 mstr III iddsen, neil
M metne @e9e ntbt biQtef> neil pu
MIDI reradtef.
Suns Tpmsrentnf, prer @teben Yez
ter, prer rrelhe6 ipnit cetn rehterName
fem MAG !; id peradte n'dt rid, ienz
rern Rein @emerte unp i'd berauere
UNI 10 mebr, raB cu rid remirlt bin
oesebsn baf, neil ne ereln &eaunaen
In ceiner 8ruit nod ntdt foot ftno
Sans, wel6 Elm prd6tiser Menid
f5nntet ru iein, tpsnn ru ouf ben @ez
aen tes 3edte6 wanoeltef!
Sie bate Die leBten Wprte nit etz
mem Some ous9erufen, Der ietn 5ers
NIT elmer 0ewalt erfa6te, a!5 iet ole
Stimme aus Den Wolfen sefOmmen.
SeB bid, pesrfe, iprad Sans t6
nebute aus peinem Munpe eerne 8e>
lebruna an, eenn pu bit Elm reine5@e>
195pf 0ottes, weldes bic 5inre nod
nt9t entpeibt bat.
Yeerfe ieyte il9.
Metn &inc, fpra6 Ter Seerduber,
i'd fann Dir nidt erfldren mte tA auf
bic idltmmen Nbwe9e seratben, BENIN
pu btit nit iol@en 3uftdnpen unbe<
fannt, aber CLAUDE mir weniefens, baB
td feline Treuoe ant &auben babe, baB
t@ mir nur Redt serldafen rpute.
Gs 1T in spQem Wabe. beimgesablt>
waS mir Sprentbalten purpe. Mein
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-12

M1s CGerbaieru. SIN gurgbaufen rcurbe
Elm ufpaSiser" patrtottiaer Burger Don Der
Yclt3et I'M 5 f. sefraft, wetl ct BET Der 1es>
ten @iesesfeter feline rotbe l1nterbofe ais
Tlasse b%tnaussebdnst 9at.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-12

3euebaus> @ebdubes, fowte tie Der
bpmtenfefen &rteas : Yuluerma9a3tne
ct. Soft Maria>G berefia uno 9eili9e@
eeiit an.
(@@lub fulet.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-20

- Die ;uerit IN @itn uno Berlin
lanetrtt Sree zines internotionalenBln c>
ni0es sw,laen Seisrrti& uno Dsutld>
lonp fnret tr Baiern MARINE Nufnabme.
Die Muoeb. YulSeituns> oas Organ rer
fon%lerpatipen &ammtr>M ojoritdt, taat
Die GrtccenefraAe er6rttrup:
vEdul9e man ld ni@t! Cine @eibe
BON &rieaen miro pebbalb bielem &ttea
folscn. Sur Gin Wol gdte eS unlere6
Gradten6, ben Griecen auf LANCE Belt su
F@ern, cine et1lide Gdub> uno GruB,
AQian3 ami@9en Deuti@lano uno Ss fer
reid mad rem &rieoe. Beice Ebeile
wlrcen 9eminnen Seferrei6 wdre bier
ourd Dor Der brobenoen NuR5iun8 be-
wabrt, uno Deutl9lano wdre ba8 erlfe
@ort in europa u1o ter Griece 9elidert
renn teine Ma@t Der @elt nuroe ea uaz
gen, Deutl&lano unb Sefterrei& angus
9~reifen."
- Gin Sournal{n Der ftiner 3eit ben
alien Napoleon au @robe ulettortifelte"
unp BEN ieBt eas Shidlal eS ptraSnnt>
Dem Nefen pieielbe Gbre gu erweiien>
blrfte rpobl> auf beipenS Soften besSceanS
alS Elm unicum an3uleben fem. Gin Iel<
DIES unieum .bsfiBt Die @taot Canton
Sbio, in @errn Sames Sorton, pemRe<
pafteur be6 borti9en ,,Hepoitory". Der
lelbe bra6te beim @intrefen bergla4ridt
BON .rer Sepaner &atafrppbe in Der
Spalte' ietne6 8latteS neben jener, tpel9e
zen 8eri6t lber pieie8 Greisntb entbielt
ben BON tbm 1elbf Dor IS Sabrea 9e>
idrtebeuen uno ieiner ei9enen 3eitur9
entaomme,,en 8ert9t iiber rte u%ebereabe
Napolepn's I. na6 Der Sdla9t BET 8a>
terlpo. >Sorton ibernabm bic &eraftipn
ietnes 8lattss I'M Sabre 1873 allp ;pef
SABRE Dor her S9la1t bel Waterlop.
unb bat leitber .tieRepattion unauseeleBt
9efubrt.' %~'.~"'"'''1 AZ. @'' '"o'4 =.
ct. 2put:s, "A. DIT. 5enry &eiB>
meter, Gin &aufma1nn pom 5erntann,M p.,
tp,,rpe lebte Nadt auf BEN pai1aaierSuAe
Der paeifebabn ,auf Ieiner Retfe mad St.,
2uuiS UNI $1,000 III @reenbads be-
|raubt. s'4 t.'S
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-20

~Gilenrc @olfen, Sesler ber9ifte",
ba8 etn,tse @ommunifattpnsmittel, pa8
pari5 n{dt absel9nitten weroen fann.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-25
YnH ANTI-GAMnLIHG FRAUD

Fhe Arrest and CoEImitti,l Cf Prescott Only
Cicril for West nnd t:aiwny-Ihe rripnn-
cr's AccOauI Of Iiimteif-The Trio ia Dur-
aEcV together.
Charles Is, IN 4cOtt-the third member OF tie
Auu Gambling fratemity--was arrested on Satur-
day b. Ohccr Tuliy while in conversation with the
notorious W. j. Roe IN front Of Lo.On " MurphY's,
IN Broadway. lie was taken to tie Contra Police
once, ard tLcn grrd mel before Justice OK on
arge OF obtanns monay under false pre.ences, tie
complainant D"ins Mir. a. q. hyde.
Irescotl denied the charge, Asserting TINT he acted
only az clelK Tor West Mr. Juun l.. A drtWs,
Prescotrs lawyer pressed tor an imHe1 Iste cSa ui-
nation, but Justice Cox decided on comuitIihs the
prisoner IA S9,JOJ bait.
Prescott in,Crmed the Court that lie could show
by many witnes On In New York that lac was only
cerk Tor West and Galway.
Judge Cox said taat That was just the line OF de-
cuce taken by West and Galway, NdD said int
thci could get merchants in New York 10 eertIy
uI,t they were acting IN good faith.
Prescott was Ssked whether he had not read IN
TEE I'm that the pol.cc were looking for linn, and
Why Lc did not surrender himself lie admitted
that he Hnd read about The case, Uut said
no had leen advised not deliver himself M.
According to hia own account, Lc ~ about ~ years
oi axe, and native OF Buobos Ayes, Wien v .
New York Volunteers, and was ultimately made a
Lieutenant. Colonel lie left the in l-G3, Aud
says he had $50 90, Nith wicI he went into bust
ness In Wall street, but Was dc.rauded ~ hls
friends. lie out OF employ i1Unt and seeing n
eItisement Ia October last Tor sOmcltOr, he up
WIS forthwith enplOyed as a clerk 10 solicit bu'i-
mess Tor the 'cty, nnd book Was given MIN, n
which the names OF tubscTibCIs we've Written, lie
rocen cd tue money, and paid II over W the Gran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-25

CA1UuDAY. July %,-FLoUE asp ' ".r.
kct foT Western and state mr. enri 60. tpG nse'
tied, but CU.e1 compartuycb t'c"u', $40 -. 40 ~.
N hul- NJ 81. l1t sni tl..~
for slpi inc est rs, anu 2. D. 80 tot ..-' u.
npurs, southern fpuis iul AMI UHchan yea tHrr.ng
extras, si.ts4S,A'j trade and iuly y,"u. -. - F. 90
s.. hlC Hour trucr I'II ~" ivt'' tr' iNff' D .,t
tnills al-!a. Corn uen h"i1 lf a aAl q.t 90
{iGpc s % FOR Western nHt u. .4!Et.".
SUKDE'Es-t otton quiet UuU. rtm ~ odilu' er'nuQs
brought nc Sprt- turic me .f,u.y 80 ,H ... $40.
kl.lH dull ana Lu.ntnal, PvtguitH.u mere t',tu, I
2ihc. VII stcy lal.y active. t4a.n. l''., II .-..'s
.tGAdY whe"t, ~ S,oam ~ LjhI9A "Hd LFclp'9l,
TGoyIsIoHs-ParH active n lower tgicr, eales 80
Btoi ste'ly al ~ u,.a rate IlId -a's 40
hbls at fl-qfs Tor rlan aai 60 "a lts. d. re- ~
limited supply ana very aciiNe fl'c Of 800 '"s az C.
@tA lor prime moss Cut n.tat au, sale % l, b. II
Tor CIV DIrssc hogs steady ~ ~ st!@c. tiI city.
Lard dun al uschanl'd tait l0I e. a. laHt, Zoe or
No l. l6Ac. for city, and G. ir pam" steam. Bauer
aud cheese nrnl, VIII a saud dem .rl
GEOCEEGts- Coffee VA u..c active ant steady HlO,
it@isac, aud Java, 20 re, yuh. va 2Ilj nllS
Nn'e terms lice IN ar U,utul aIt uachA rlcd sa,"b
b4 - Carolina az hAc, aud 80 laps Ran. Of o..
Mplasl"s very dull az SIC SIC. for Cuba mlsClVa lu,
aud $40 Zoe Tor Portp Ecu hu.ht~ utHra act Va. uIt
casicr ian 10 good refining excite 'o"s 80 Ahds e
GgAlN Wheat mu'e actiyc auL closed lc finer
safes ll"Ob tufh. a. t5Jsst IS, Icd and p' 'r N..
ler, ~ - for Aol hIrlng, and sl- 10 tor i3.r
PRIME NJ, hwau. Cj, the latter Tor Allty spvtu.
lh,on. Cor was dull anG unsettled, Western III god
sell ln sma way Rt 0cc y =. iyc t.u"r ~ { -
al Is BARLEY Nnc barley min quiet GATE DIN! md
lc lpwc[ QUO a"d state, GO 'eci Wourn t.oie
AID alUat, Gl1b3c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-25

BEARD Suddenly, on saturday, Jii, ., ,..Ga:r

=. BEARD Suddenly, on saturday, Jiif ., ''fa;n
Note, ~, hincriih,rl,6,-.
uN%nilN-uu ~ dly Il, o'c' ,ck. hHse Con.
iGc iiaii.h Of KiiioSn, ,i,,i.
Ihc relatives aud rivhtsu tn iliy. sl'p e son.
WnhRh Como ly,upl nephew " rhJci IIg swss - hes
sJus..' F,iIs ~ Dt.stand Joft N1itl. W..I a..
"p '' oSi,eS; 'i ION ,5 90 '' "a NJ n, eis
S SliSa al %r Is, ,ss S NJ, ',r g MI g.
Cdv.ty teugt'.N ~ iNt"ruictt.
. GA$lL& i i; i.r'y. Sasd,, JUL -! cans
To, 9,ea % SGS 49, go fi?i Tn No.
ldae ~. uom .s late RS lcna', a. IS .'G'l. >! S.,
BrcoSlyu. ~ Wcl .sIay, jay I "g2 pciU'S O. NJ.
S'tS% % q on i1t r,,cp %, .n,,a, u,,,.
81 nouias sid " t.,ni " to1iu.
q, re rSiirr Snd rr In %, e. iagt{ ,
Que. rar ~ g u,,ycc 49, ., IA tV moral Is, law
rIiN&.-Hti ri,m, on Saturday Jah Iaa.,. w
1.c roa. g, az. ircll, tno Family ?, r,,r'H1 ay
if ar II. A. A. ca ~ raasa4y a.. ,a n.e,s
NJ ION spniw 10y 81 May /. vic { rleo.
The ireu's OF Tie t,ni. are reneatf .ir 'Iyto to
th.r ch % sio..i.a.li, "a luesIiy, juiJ -, 4. IL
ysy Jersey papers please c,rg;
LA ia i % end go ,dy r Jig e Eri,'rt
n. stlVe. and frell' ,nd ", p,oe, OF battery c,
Iucsaat, in g nom hls lac r'sg .C", ".i lat lih
rciulrni wal oc m -, A. To-. ~, r,,,Js 9 ls ''j a.
lro'cl'eN q. 'l thclcc 10 Calvary Ccmo.cc Sos IN
- sly. on Thrr,Hay, Jni, u, Chcyai-r Ca-Ies
The .AA t' "N ttSrpac' GOA 80 5''H'i 'a 'a1r -.
Sh s,u Jctwycu u a.. l.s,iItl ave. 90 -.usf ",
Ju.r =. III ~ DclOcH. i!r,,yc- AL fitnU .- az I'D
NlNshyLL -AGcr a short Illness, 1hlal.- N!rsiuu
aHS.yt %. u'niash'm. i.u.hii.
ir lry,.d f0 .titc Ia hS ii..lar ut 90. o. Ht
,uc.rN q ~, IRON IA, late rcs''1c' = 90, ~, NV
Hri4i SON sunday, jay p. r.aasra s'lof v
i'ih a. ga "a 20 MA M, native q ttt uu..fI.
.s I. a Il
thg ~ era VIZ axe rl9ee i, a.. re,teac. q ~
nr,cR.eiy frcIds nj the ianily ore respectfully ~
EEtLY--ic rlupan Nicely agrl ~
tHg ne ~ o, anG , an are vgly iHyt"l 20
RE Ia "a Hrlay,. ia 8; 8, tg,s...t iii..,,
tae rilii'g,s 9'd mend. d te a. anl en- man.
q ~ sy,a. rStac RE r i'S a. ''3'l H.
y' 3d. et ~ ihi lu s,. r., ~ elr.. hl,
~iEy%o2 'Go1 On ssis AK 3 2c'siA s.,,
na @ ras a. i s. i VIZ 5,,i.. 80 ''l''
f., y o. i.e " ioo, "re 80 e go 60
~ ,ae g.i'nce oih p pl'c .s.. b. ti'i. tacc.,
tlsiri ON saturday. 'u5 ar r'ean. 70 strl,r. We.
o' dals, ter OF John a"d larj stnpp aseI year.
ia ri9sri wi, take pn s pom the ge.iaraer or ar
ar TX. W tl,, y, "a uy ''@o'' a. rfi'"d'
s.i;bLht, On snedt'. \. N.,Jny y, F,-r'. son Of
Funeral ir1m res nr Crescent av e1ut' - -au.
e. ~ rtoHrl}l a. iocl,c". Ea.H,s aal ll,.ygs
VAN ~ .sCHOrRN On -.,oIty irly p. - Tier.
"a. l.ut. nI uca,s 20. ..y.ioi 10 =. al tno
~. r,et .oa@ -, Ina. Gay. n j., On tncF ioy
Is':tr C"t.fYR TIE ,rccra ar 3 ,acr,,er. or I'm
&C. are Il sGPy sasnn aal % ia,ct NJ teit
pT'tf |,i 't'' ''' ''' Ro,@Gi Bis H. i'iP' =.
kN.rgsr loouv. No e. +. h,p N.M.-Tl, broth
t'.l" ln 'iN rnuWo ed 20 q t'ul ara. cia comma,
80 u me ODE. tn d lcliatt err ROOM, co!.
| D. ~. .t' . hHi "a bJ"-ry 'u .i.- ,' y
I n b. q HHtN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-25

book Of 1875 laGes, contains l.t OF TIE hest
American aGy -rl-us mcdlu.s, glyinr the names en-.
c:auOn. and nll Inrtcullrs concerning the leading
ia II and wrceR 20 iucai ahi fanny neNhI"Icrs -
grer VIA all ,usu having Large ClCu atOs, publ R-
~ N The interest of rel Rlnn, nfrcnlure. literature
DC, &c Every Hd ECrtsai anH every person vhO con
toIplg rs D coming tucl VII nnd IN uoOK OF great
value. Ma Ell free 10 Adde'S On receipt Of fifteen
New York
The rittshurTh tPs) Ledder, In IL tsue Of May a.,
1871 "Inc i1n wleh issues This interesting aud
valuable book Is the largest and best ndyerti' ing
agency Ia tie bLie States, an wa can chreruly
commend II TO the atenti Of thOs who dosTs TO nd
yerlse their bus ns,s scLf CGHD and sgsteL tatrdis
in such TINT u.s. so To secure inc largest
VI puplc4y 10Y he least e1yepQnure oil nouey.-Adp,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-25
me WIN IN NORTi CAROLINA.

Col. KirIts Action Supported by Judge Pear
sOn-Ncgro Troops Firing on White Miii-
tinmen
RALEIGu, July 23.-JudEc Pearson has decided
in the hd6eas corpus case that Col Kinks excuse
for not answering was reasonable, and that he was
0 ieying the Governor. The writ, however, must DO
Obcyed, and he would issue an order 10 tho Marshal
of the Supreme Court to see 1t executed.
EiphLeen other writs were Issued by tho Chief
Justice wiito company of militia arrived la, /
night, and We're fired on by the MORO troops. There
were disturbance At the othcr negro camps Shots
were fred in every direction, several striking the
surrounding houses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-25
The Sun Ahrnd Of all Competitors During
tho War.

Tn. SUN has displaI ed singular enterprise ana
liberaliy in the cnsaIemcnt oil William II. Russell
as its special war correspondent In Europe Uut the
diniculiy O. Ohianin; correct Information By to e.
graph rom the scat Of war would soOm 70 be in
s uperable since all means OF communication are In
the hands Of hostile the Governments, who Will only
allow such news to be transmitted AS they wish the
public and one another TO know DR. Russell
give INN advantages beg ond the reach Of other cor
respondents, and his desntches will be " in-
crease tie circulation Of Tue BUN largely
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-25
Ensin,ss Notitts.


To our patrons and the public We wish TO ac':nowi
edge thanks for past iayocs. aud to Inform ter
that notwlhs landing the large Gre on the morning Of
the l6th inst IN one Of our factories by which aooW
four hundred feet OF the third, fourth aud hfih stor
were almost cdtroly consumed II lie our intention to
have the tanie rebuilt and IN rduning order before
sept.i
Having Elk other factories, VIC arc prepared 70 MI
general ordo-s promptly for ware either fllve-
plated or uu \. - heretofore
Yours July, MtRIpEN BRITANNIA co.
West e. I!sn, Conn. H. -
an d.. .A.lway, New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-25

difference. Under this treatment her life became
burden to her, and worn down with cruelty and
wrong her youth and beauty vanished. Her father
had meantime, returned To Italy, and she was help
less and ricndlcss In tie bands OF her
MORE OF oAKssIra's 1SiQuIrIEs.
Here during the temporary absence OF her hus.
band letter came " his address, super.ciibcd in
acoar'e, masculine hand having every appearance
OF business comm un'c uion. Thinkiig j. M ght be
important, size was tempted to open Il ~ favor TO
her husband, aud after consulting with her sisterin
law, did So. Judge OF The poor wJ1Lu'- disuay on
discovering that far from bcing business letter.
II was communication from woman boarding
with hrs Earl Ht 20 Enst Twenty 81. ct,
whom be was maintaining. lsOtt1 loWol the iutter
TO her fthcrn -laW vino advised her to say nothing
about II, him-ch promising to taiN VITA lis SON,
and imrrc' uron Lin Ia, dutG be ow"f 20 lbs niic.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-25
notice

TIE Coupons due August /, 1871. On ;he inst
Mortgage Bonds OF the Southern CcAtri Hlutu.4
Company wan bc paid tnal ia, On orcseatai,,' at ..e
Banking House Of Mas>rs. NENuLYE 4 Co,
Financial A-ohls Of tits Couu,uy II a0d u i srau
street, New York city
WM IL ENNAln In frnr.-- ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-25
The Every pav Ills of children are prompt,

cured by ". Jaynos Tonic verniiuse, which never
fai's TO remove worms.
IL sure TO strengthen the organs OF digestion,
lisa valuable tonic for all kiids OF aSue3',
And fra,l, scily rcttng children get woil by the
of It, Sold everywhere. slnau size 81 cents; double
size, 20 cents Der bottle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-25
DIIORCEo.

BARRIER In thig city. Saturday June re-, - ~
Jutge Gc0tsp q. Bara,id. hcanetta Bsr,1. irosl VIII
ham jag btti.cr.
KRu0 E.--NJ The Court NJ Chmr Pr o. Scw Jtr.ry,
\ O. XgbI.sit, thAlrc lpr, MAY term, lotl, IaI1hl
hIOusS lronI SLih rel hrJusc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-25

roor to prime s l@1ec Tre market to ns secsr
for common 70 prime sheep. The tccerts were ats
head. Eieht car LOADS OF hogs Arrlved al tor snuiw
quote ordinary to good hogs atsksljc See provision
Ieport hogs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-25

Thanks 10 Mrs. WHsiOw's Soothing
SYRUP, we have been relieved nom .lecpc,s u, shts
Of painful watching with Dooi, suffering to,tling chill
dren. II gives only rcs out Vi or and bcalth-tho
little fellow VIII wake no bright Che ru an refresh
ed-softens the gums, wHd cote, and Regulates
tue bowels Chtisiidn Cd5'nst
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-25

Wheeler & Wii-an Nnci,iprs, f,1it lirond-
WY. sold paving Sln down ana 10 pee n
out extra charge Machines to let j. 4. Ellis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-25

ArftNeo-hUNDA1s july ~
steamship Crescent City, New Orleans, ndsc and nass
st,ainshp Gen. barnes. Savannah niiso. anu plNs.
Steamship Is. {. Knight, Georgetown, d. c., mdse ana
pass.
steamship America. bremen mdsc ard pass.
Steamship Marlpoea, New orleans, ludte and pass.
steamship Ashland. Chlreston. o. G.. ni1sc AMI pas.
Steamship Niagara, Richmond, mdsc. and pass.
..; s,ssrs VII aafisil 49, ~ $780,
BARK Juptcr ltorteaux, mdse
Bark Cienfucgos, Cow BAY. coal.
Hrig Kodiak, Philadelphia coal. - 49,. .
Brig Belle OF he Bay, Indanola, WOOL cotton, ans
hides,
echr Israel snow, Baracoa fruh
Schr Azcl1i aGd Laura Baracpa. frnt.
Also, TIE usual river aud cosstwiso Yesse>.
STEAMSHIP ARRIVED our.
QUEENSTOWN July 2i.-City OF Baltimore Now York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-25
MARINE INTELLIG EHCE.

MINIATURE ALMASAC--rtIIs DAY.
sun rises..t 80 sun sete....i % Moon rsee.'''
HTgH wATEE--TIiIs Day.
Sandy HOOK. 6iGov. bland 10 Hell Gate..''.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-25

aud fovnd i'm IN Lond'r, wlcn tisgi aecful scene
ensured, bu' no COOL resulted. Finally, beaten n
an points, the poor U,.n returned to America To-
take counsel If hcr trIensr and secure assistance
Tor such farther Efforts may deemed wise and
Proper knh here she Is to-day. In this great city vi
Now YORK, auug..lac aeain ~ music teacher ana
rct.er ltlc money 10 renew this unequal struSclc
against -IiIre sad ttc stronger sex.