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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-15

Tho Earth Is tho Lords.
q EYE ny GEO. n.sFULLEnT6N.
The earth is not
A gloomy spot,
Ae some seem glad to deem it,
Acoursed OF God,
l2a Rock, tree aud sod,
Unless they 80 esteem It..
The earth brings Joy
Without alloy,
To many mon who love it;
,t.. One fragrant 1ow'r
Asserting pow'r
i q him who reigns above it.
~ $40 One beauteous trco
Proclaimeth free,
The loving Lord who made it,;
It's branches wide r
Are beautifed
BY him whose love arrayed it.
One solid rock,
Despite the mock
or croakers' creed reveals It;
Ho gives pledge
ajt. In every ledge.
And with this sfgnet seals it.
One ripping stream
IL eunlight's gleam,
Or when mild moonlight greets it,
Proclaims the same
ay All-loying Name.
And oft with Joy repeats it.
The forest Wales.
The ocean gales,
The monarch mountains tell it;
Yea, all on earth
.tf or native worth,
Sing loud the song and swell It.
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-15
Notice.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-04-06
NO. 80.

world az growing, especshily if it IL well
did.
But want it well understood that am
the last man on rekord who would refuse
a woman chance to whistle if she wuz
certain she had the right pucker for it.
never knu good whistler but what
had a good constitishun Whissling iz
composed of pucker and wind, and these
two accomplishments denote vigor.
Sum people alwus whistle WHARF there
IL danger-this they do to keep the rain
out ov them. When waz boy always
konsidered whiss.ing the next best thing
to a candle to 90 down cellar with in the
mite time.
The best whisslers hav ever heard hav
bin amung the negroes G made this re-
mark with the highest respekt to the ac-
complishments of the whites.) l hav herd
a southkaroliny darky whistle so natural
that mocking bird would drop worm
out ov his bill and talk back to the nigger.
/ don't want any better evidence ov the
general honesty there il in WHSLE than
the fackt thare aint nothing which dog
will answer quicker than the WHSLE ov
his master, and dogs are az good Judges
ov honesty az emmy kritter that live.
1t IL hard work to phool dog once, and
it IL next to impossible to phool him the
second time.
ant afraid to trust emmy man for a
small amount who il good whistler.
| wouldn't want to sell him farm on
credit. for should expept to take the farm
back after while, and remove the mort
gage myself.
lou can't whistle a mortgage oph from
farm
A fust rate whistler IL like middling
sized fiddler. Good for nothing else, and
tho whissling may keep maa from git
ting lonesum, it won't keep him from git
ting ragged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-04-06

Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Contains the latest news by telegraph and mail,
gives reports Of the Markets and has carefully pre-
pared political and local articles, and generous
amount of farming, home and miscellaneous read
ing with a full compilation Of State news.
Terms, u per annum in adoance; ss If payment
Is not made within the year Single copies cents,
to be had at the bookstores and at this Office.
Advertisements one inch in length, three in
sertions less, 81 00 25 cts for every subsequent
insertion Longer advertisements, or those inserted
or any considerable length Of time will be inserted
at favorable terms to the advertiser.
Special Notices a5 per cent. additional.
Amusement Notices, ~ per square per week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-04-06
WHISSLING.

| hav spent great deal of sarching
and some money, writes Josh Billings
tew find out who was the fust whistler
but up tew now | am Just az much uncivi
lzed on the subject as | waz.
/ kan tell who played on the first juics
harp, aud who beat the first tinpan, and
kno the year that the harp ov a Thousand
strings was discovered in, but, wher
| whissling waz an infant liz az hard for IN,
tew say az mi prayers in 10 dutch.
Whissling IL Il wind instrument, and il
did bi puckering up the mouth and blow
ing through the hole.
There aint no tune on the whole eartf
but what kan be played on this instru
ment, and that celebrated old tune Yam
keedoodle haz bin most whissled tew
death
Crate thinkers are not apt tew be good
whisslers; in fact, when man kant think
ov nothin, then he begins to whistle.
We seldom see raskal who is good
whissler there iz CRATE deal OF honor
bright in sharp, well-puckered whistle.
Good whsslers are getting skarse. Sew
enty-five years ago they wuz plenty, but
the desire tew get rich, or tew hold otfiss,
has took the pucker out of this honest and
cheerful amuzement.
If i had a boy who could't whistle, i
don want to be understood that should
feel at liberty tew give the boy up for lost,
but would much rather he would know
how tew whistle fust rate than know how
tew play sekond rate game of kards.
Iwouidnt force boy ov mine tew
whistle agin his natral inclinashun.
Wimmin, as kind, or in the lump, are
poor whisslers. don't kno how | found
this out, but am glad of it; is tx good
deal like Growing in hen.
Growing IL an unlady-like thing in 8
hen to do.
have often heard hens tri tew Gro, but
never knu one to do herself justiss.
A rooster kan GRO well, and hen kar
kluck well, and sa let each one NV them
stik tew their trade.
Klucking IL just az necessary in this
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-04-06
Lost.

A pair of gold spectacles in fancy worsted case
about two weeks ago. II the finder will return the
same to this office he will be suitably rewarded.
mar2st3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-04-06
Proposals for Fuel, Forage and
Straw.

CHIEF QUATERMAsTER's OFFICE,
Second O. NJ, District Department of the east.
Boston, Mass, March 80, ISL.
Sealed proposals in triplicate, with copy of this
advertisement attached, will be received by mail at
this office, until O'Clock, =. NJ of Monday, May !,
1871, for the delivery of
70 cords OF hard wood,
$4,000 pounds of athracite coal,
1892 pounds of com,
1892 pounds of oats,
l0,24S pounds of hay,
6i00 pounds of straw,
At Kennebec Arsenal, Augusta. He,
Delivery to commence July l. ISL, and 70 con-
tinue as may be required until June 30, lsH.
Separate proposals must be made for each isem
of supplies, above mentioned guaranteed BY two
responsible persons. and subject to the usual r.
quirements, which with any further informsoos'
may be obtained by application to this once.
BY order of the Chief QuarterInsster ~ gn
of the east. j. g. CHANpLs9Sn,~
Major and Quartermaster U. 8. Army; 49,. 49,
Quartermaster, I'd District Departments o. 'as 's''
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
NAPOLEON III. ASSERTS THAT THE EMPIRE
LEGALLY EXISTS.

NJ. CONT the private secretary of Napoleon
ILL., has with the ex-Emperor's avowed sanction, issued
pamphlet expressly to establish the fact that the over
throw Of the Empire was never really proclaimed with
any pretense of authority, and consequently that the
Senate and the Corps Ltgisstif the only public
bodies entitled represent France at the present time
NJ Cont states that on the Sunday which succeeded the
capture, the Chamber OF Deputies terminated by
the irruption of the mob at in the afternoon, without
voting on any the propositions submitted to 1t respect
ing the deposition Of the Emperor After this sitting,
about Deputies met in of the OF the Paais
Legislatif. and adopted unanimously NJ Ihierss resou,
ton transferring the Government TO Committee or
National Defense and cOnvOking Constituent Assembly,
They also appealed to the Provisional Government ana
TO Gen TrOchu protect their freedom of discussion
Later IN the evening OF tnat memOfaOe Sunuay the
Deputies who had voted for NJ. Therss motion pro-
ceeded the Chamber There they found that seals had
been placed upon the order of the Government
and they then adjourned to the official residence of the
President, NJ. Schneider. AT this gathering NJ Tiers
took the chair. NJ. Jules Fayre and NJ. Jules simon
according to the report Which M, Cohu qhotes5
from tie journal des Debdts, they declared
that the Republic being proclaimed, d Ine
cries raised against this announcement; but the
idea OF making any formal protest was abandoned IN con
sequence the urgent appeals Of THEIRS who pleaded
tht me-, INC enemy Paris IL WOud
be unpatriOc TO enter on controversy WIN the pro-
Visional regime. On the following day, however a
declaration drawn and signed bN upward OF 2UO
Deputies, protesting against the violence which they
had suffered and dsputing the power OF any Knot OF
Czensto decide the countrys destlnes Inns doGueht
according TO NJ Contis NARRATIVE, is sun IN eAsWnCc'
The Senate in like manner ON the 2ls OF September
aud separated after passing resolution that lts uuty
was TO defend order and the Imperial dynasty.
me London DdiIg Tcegr1Dh, referring 10 this dOcu-
ment, declines 10 vouch for the authenticity 81 NJ Conn
statements, and says there would be somethlng III
dicrously gTOtesQue in the idea of Louis NapOeOns OBJ
ieCtng revolution because IL was not conducted WIN
punctiliOus regard to legal forms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09

ment 70 consider whether any other way be dscov
cred in which the aforementioned scrupes can he
aayed and every prejudice arising from presence
I'm London he avoided But II such plan can be
discovered, allow 10 ask II II be advisable that your
Excellency should leave Paris and your post mem
Der OF the Government there, In order personally to
take part in Conference about the Black Sea- AT mo
ment when interests at stake In Paris which are
more important for France and Germany than Article
IL OF the Treaty of 1856. Your Exceency would
also leave behind in Paris the diplomatic agents and
subjects OF neutral States who have remained or rather
have been detained there long after they had received
permission 10 through the German lines and who
are therefore, much the more under the protection
and OF your Excellency and the Minister for For
eign Affairs OF the Government dc Cdcto. can, there
FORE scarcely suppose that your Excellency in the crit
zeal position OF affairs in the establishment OF when
you materially assisted will deprive yourself OF the
possibility OF cooperating TO effect solution the respon
Y. BISMARCK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The French Relief Fund iniBoston sipon 3 70 20
Gov. Geary has signed the bill incorporating
asu.mship Company between Philadelphia and Liverpool
The United States steamer Severn, "ith hu-
mir.l Lee 90 board arrived Havana yesterds' Ah"eh
The steamer Dacia continues 10 grappie TOT to
West Iud. Gable weather favorable for opefauon~
The Gftieth anniversary OF the PennsylVanla
The only nomination made by the Presiae ,n,
v,,teray wa, thai Rsm,sy 10 be Collector Of 'u'n' WI"
nington. N. G.
The Illinois Woman's Suffrage Association
me, in Chicago Yesterday. None Of the leading Ap'ao" were
present except hrs L'snone . ,,.,,
The Cincinnati Southern Railroad bill has been
M. KENTUCKY State Senate by vote oil ~ 10 "a lhe senate
refused 20 reconsider By the same vote 80
The case of DR.. Charles Vastine OF ST. LOUIS,
,th second degree for producing en- abor
& IN M Kate time closed yeslefdy anu Tue Doctor
va dischATsed -, =.
The ship Southern Rights Of Richmond. Me-,
With portion her
20. n hs ,malpor Three during the passage and
- 10 the her arrival where Que has since died
Tss a,s a,s 10 described a. being Of unusual mahsniv
In the Pennsylvania State Senate yesterday,
from the S<cretary Of state
Wv ~. rnamerton Of all counties ieeIt Fulton which
a vet in The aggregate Of ta,she peons b6b Of deaf and
sb rt.ep, and II blind perohs hl Philadelphia has @ 2l
,s,.b, person deaf and dumb persons aud t blind
The American Bee Keepers Convention assem-
d IN Chicago yesterday. smlraees 81 the noted
L. r. Lssg.bo q Osfo Ohio unanimously elected
p,esil.u tL. H. A King Of Newlnh n a.
n,sh Of Indians Trcasure The meeting gill he ks
ss wedsssia, Of ss,t psesnber al Cleveland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
LATEST MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.

CONFIRMATION OF THE ESCAPE OF A PORTION
OF BOURBAKs ARMY-FoRTY GUNS CAP
TURED BY THE GERMANS-NEARLY THE
WHOLE OF BURGUNDY OCCUPIED.
LONDON, Wednesday, Feb. s. 1871
The Iadcpepdqnoe Beige has telegram from Lyons
which saws that Gen. Cremer. with one of the Divi
sions Of the French Army of the East has effected
retreat from PontaIier to Gex, but was Obliged to
spike and abandon 40 guns to the Prussans.
The Prussians under Gen. Won Der Tam occupy
the greater portion Of Burgundy.
Gen. Pellisscr on the 9Th inst evacuated Lous lie
Saunier.
NJ Carnot Commissioner for the Defense Of Nor
mandy, has resigned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
TIE GERMAN ACCOUNT.

HEADQUARTERS OF THE CROWN PRINCE OF
PRUSSIA VERSAILLES, Jan. H-The sore from Mont Vale
ren Thursday. Jan l9was an effort difficult to explain
save by other than strategic Gen. Trochu could
have hoped 10 do but little against the strong German
force in this quarter without bringing up all his
strength and pushing madly Now he did nehher one
thing the other and only suppose that he was
urged in Paris to fight battle toward Versailles ana
fought one accordingly the people to hold
out bravey against hunger. The French made great
demonstration and little more, though they incurred
serious losses In 40 doing save on the lett Vi 'e
line.
The best view that could he had OF Thursdays ngthg
WAS from feld-work the German right, whence Mon
tretout was distinctly TO be seen. There were the iou
pounder guns, light but 40 deadly IN eheet, nnhi-
bered and pointed the French There were the aru
Iery horses standing patiently in the mud behind the
battery Indifferent Ia sudden noise and biting at the
wthered the bushes instead OF listening 10 e
shes which flew overhead. The gunners were at thelr
post ready 10 nre moments notice, and group OF
stan officers had gathered IN the most convenient sp"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

.... An insurrectiOn has broken out III the
Province Of Constantine, Algeria.
- The appointment of Blacque Bey as
Turkish Minister 10 Greece causes painful impression
in Athens.
... Ewens's extensive thrcad-mills at Man
chester Eng have been burned, 800 operatives being
thrown out OF employment.
.. The steamship wilhelm, the first vessel
OF "A new ine IL announced TO sail from Bremen Tor AS
pinwa on the 10Th OF March
At the Lord Mayors banquet in Dublin,
ON Tuesday, Cardinal Cullen said the Roman Cathohcs
expected 10 obtain their university aud schools al
the present session OF Parliament
800 fn the Italian Chambers, on Tuesday,
the announcement made that negotiations were sui
pending with Tnns. Italy insists upon the
OF her Just demands well guarantees FOR the future
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
THE SAFETY OF DIR. LIVINGSTONE.

Sir Richard Murchison's letter of the oath
,lt to The London Times respecting the safety OF Dr.
LiSing stone, wac ~ follows;
Heartily rejoice to to the public that have
mi. morning received letter from Dr. Kirk at Zanz,
bar dated the sth Of December 1870, which mas fceu
from all anxiety respecting the fate OF my liustous
friend Livingstone. 49,,
DR. Kirk had just received letter from the great Arab
Shck Said Of Cnyamycmbe, dated 10 Rabea el AkDar,
which, being translated, j. TO this eject: "Afer com
pmohts your hOnOred letter has reached, and your
friend has understood IT, The people Uha Is, OF cara
sent from Zanzibar arrived in good health, and are
going 10 U TO our friend the Doctor The news OF
him that he has not yet returned from Manimes 90 Uhe
Arabic word ia spelt in three different ways, hut
pect and probably he and the people with sup
plies will reach Uj at the same time" Dr. Kirk adds;
at all events. his arrival at Uj from his western
Journey he will have goods for his present wants The
new with fresh goods has set out, and the
read being free, may hope they will reach quickly
and safely" ,,,,,
We now learn for the first time that Livingstone had
made an extensive Journey to the west OF Lake Iangaf
yka this accounts for the OngcOntinued absence OF
all Information respecting him. -.
ANY letters that Livingstone may have written and
cODhded 10 Jealous Arabs have probably either been de
siroyed by them lost with some Of the caravans tha
persisted the journey TO the coast during the cholera
epidemic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
THE FALLEN CAPITAL.

ARRIVAL OF FIFTY CARLOADS OF PROVISIONS
FROM LONDON - PARISIANs ARRIVING AT
VERSAILLES.
LONDON. Wednesday, Feb. 6. 1871.
Fifty railway cars hdcn with provisions entered
Paris on the Sd all bearing the inscription, Lon
don gifts to Paris"
A correspondent writes from Versailles, Feb, >,
that fresh restrictions contemplated 10y the Ger
man commanders in consequence Of the influx Of
Parisians into Versailles. Provisions in Paris are
still at a low ebb. There is not sufficient -four to
Last until the Sth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
AUSTRIA.

CONFIDENCE ~ THE NEW MINIsTRY-AN AM
NESTY DECREE.
VIENNA, Tuesday Feb. 7, 1871
The Official Gazette Of to-day says the new
Austrian Ministry is thoroughly united and possesses
the confidence OF the Sovereign 1t Will give iar play 10
an legitimate provincalism but there will be no more
ecmpromse with separatism at the expense Of unity
1t will uphold the Constitution, but will propose 10 Paf
Lament the enacton Of laws partially extending the
legislative and administrative autonomy OF the EMPIRE
and will introduce bill providing for direct elections
and enlargng the rights Of electors The Ministry VIII
offer strong opposition to all obstacles IN the way OF us
success.
The Emperor Francis Joseph has, by an autograph de-
cree granted full amnesty for all political aud press
offenses committed to the 9TH inst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
THE ARMISTICE.
A DEMAND FOR ITS EXTENSION FkoN
JULES FAVRE.


JULES FAVRE.
r.vop.pIp ANSWER EXPECTED FROM THE
GERMAN AUTHoRITIES-THE FRENCH FRO
yNCIAL PRESS GENERALLY ADVOCATING
PEACE. $500 ,,,,no.,av voh ,s-,
The Brussels correspondent of The Telegram says
that Odo Russell, the British representative at Yer
sailles. has been instructed to sustain demand
made by NJ. Favre for an extension Of the armstice.
Its prolongation is expected.
The French provincial press generally urge peace
NJ Hendle, late private secretary to Jules Favre,
has been appointed Project of the Department of the
Eord On assuming his office, at Lille, to-day, he
Issued a proclamation insisting on liberty for all
parties in the elections to vote fOrwhom they please
and declaring that the nation, stepped in misfortune
can only be regenerated by the fullest liberty.
The Tines of to-day in an editorial upon the stua-
ton. SAWS that all the information received from
Paris indicates longing for peace at any price.
The Daily Necs says the Parisians will vote to-day
IN entire dependence upon the good faith Of the
Germans. 1t is impossible to complete negotiations
for peace between the meeting of the National
Assembly and the 10Th, when the armistce
expires and when fighting may be resumed.
1t is said, continues The Nocs, that the German
preparation to overrun the whole of France in that
event are of the most formidable character.
A decree appeared in Bordeaux to-day, bearing
dafe of the 9th. appointing Emmanuel Arago Minis
Ter of the interior.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
NETWORK STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

ALBANY, Feb. Sat the annual meeting OF
the state Agricultural Society to-day the Treasurer re-
port shows the following fOOngs: Receipts for the
year s249Os 67 on hand per last report N797 49, total
22s6 49, payments s22lS3 as leaving On hand &Oi62 o.
Mr. o. b. Gridey gave notice Of an amendment TO the
Constitution to offered at the next annual meeting 10
change the time OF meeting to the rst wednesday vi
January. =, I'll. ,,,r,. ,bo Al
mails was adopted Resolutions that vagrant children
could be better cared for In agricultural schools than IN
asyums or reformaory institutions were laid upon the
table after discussion. a..
The Nominating Committee reported the following list
OF officers, which was elected:
Pr,s,dent- Richard Church Of Allegheny. -, 49,,
TLr Presn.-ThomAs H. Fa IT,. Edwin Thone, Jnl'n Mmhe
Prani Cur, James Gedies WIN I. Ely Benz r. Angeu, ana
Horace s. Hunly. - ,,.,
CorreDordng Sredrv-ThomAs L. Harrison OF 81 Lawrence
Treds1r,r-Luther Tucker Of Albany. - rr
Fytcrt COmnu-Adn Thayer r, Milo lnssshe OF Foreman
Morris Robert Lewis George H. Brorn Joseph Juan
and Joseph Cole
The Societylthen adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.
The distilleIy of ID. S. Thompson at Pekn, Ill.,
vas harmed OF TUESDAY
"A boy. aged II years, son of VIM. Cornell. Bar
rngon r. l. was drowned ia Warren River Tuesday BY ang
through the Ice.
William Wckes, farmer was shot dead near
Bangor yesterday BY the Sheriff Of the County while "ekes vi"
resisting arrest
Isaac Watt of StephentOwn, Rensselaer,
Couni, V bis Albany With load OF charcoal vas
nm over b, and fatally injured His horses were w
stsnty iled. -,
The Irish laborers employed on the new track OF
M pmor Railroad below Ferry struck for higher yes
y and not was restored however, BY the
timely arrival Of detachment Of the Baltimore police.
800 Yesterday Wallace Vandercook attempted 70
murder Fellows Of Clifton PARK w. In the baAu
the latter Fellows received dangerous pistol wound IN e
hut dryiug his sant who has not yet been e,e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
SOUTH AMERICA.

THE RI-MoR OF A RUPTURE BETWEEN ECUADOR
AND COLOMBIA DISCREDITED-THE WAR IN
BOLIVIA.
PANAMA, Jan. 25.-The ambassador of Ecua-
dor denies the report that his Government contempates
hostiities against Colombia and says that the msude
standing in way OF settlement He also tha
the people Of Ecuador are in favor Of peace
From Bolivia the news is that the war continues.
Government, force 800 almost exterminated the
nsurgent forces at La Pas There was much rejoicing
among the people aud enthusiasm among the troops In
consequence.