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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-06
BY j. FRASER MATHEWES.
.FARTENSS POIN PLANTATION,

Kl WADMALAW ISLAND.
VII be sold on THURSDAY, ,sth June, at the
Old Postofice, at II O'Clock.
Marttu's Point PLANTATION,
Island. on steamboat inland navigation, between
Charleston and Edisto Island, and one Of the best
locations for q Store on the Island, containing 2Oo
'acresof High Land, of best quality for Sea Island
bounded on the north and west by Wadmalaw
River, south by Lands Of Bailey, and east BY
Lands OF jenkins. Well settled, With Dwelling
outbuildings, and quarters for Laborers.. The
above place Is well known as healthy 70 reside on
the entire year.
T~erms-0ne:third cash; balance In one or two
wears, secured by bond and mortgage OF the
premises. Purchaser to pay me for papers ana
STANDS. msy23-tu2thtu3
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Meetings This Day.

Frenndschaftsbund, at 8 P. NJ.
Delta Lodge OF Pefection, ats P. NJ.
Marion Rifle Club, az s P. n.
Carolina Ride Club, at s P. NJ.
Sumter Rifle Club, at S P. NJ:
Aibernian Society, at SP. N.
vigilant Fire COMPANY, at S F. NJ.
Hook and Ladder, No. l, at s P. M.
Promplit1de Fire Company, at F. NJ.
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WHO .ARE THE CHAMPIONS I've are re-
ques;ed by members Of the Schachte Base Ball
Club to state that there is at present no champion
club Of Charleston, the Palmetto Club having
.claimE 1t iu yesterdays Courier.
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NEW UNITED STATES COURTHOUSE IN CoLpN-
Brk-The Phoenix gives the following description
OF this edifce that Is to be:
The building wllib a handsome two.story enc
OF brick or granite. The first story .Whleoa$eln
the postofice,. the revenue 'oftcers rooms. dls.
trict attorneys and United States commissioners
rooms. The second 8 DRY will contain the Vnloet
States COURTROOM, with marshars osdoe, CLERK OF
c1Irrs office and jury apartments. III conaec.
ton will be found all modern improvements and
conveniencee. The doors win be tiled, and the
entire building finished In the latest style the
whole edlHce will be crowned with 3 cupolt con-
taini9g q clock. 1t will undoubtedly present a
handsome appearance, and be an ornament to
the city, Its central location will make the build.
ing convenient aud accessible. II Is expected
that ground will be broken m about tWenty or
thirty DAYS. $40 has been already approprt.
,ated Tor this ed,6ce. We are informed that cue
Secretary OF the Treasury hss indicated his tnten.
tfpn to press his work to an early completion.
The supervising architect is the government III
ciat. A. 3. Menett, Esq, OF Washington.
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NosoDY's noG.-A misanthropic cur of the
mos: forlorn appearance was arrested ny the
stroag hand Of the law on Sunday night, as ne
weaded his melancholy way along the streets,
His c~o,iarlass neck gave evidence shat whatever
municipal rights he once had, they were now for
feited. His wretched condition bespoke TIA
truth. that he was ~nobody's dog. Instead OF
whining over his mlscortuaes, the brute showed
his Independence. aud actually bit an aggressive
stone-shying ucchiu in Slres street. The police
mar Captured the animal, (the dog we mea9..;not
the urciinJ and duls lnmured him in the lower
Stationhouse. The case came before the Mayor,
and the record shows that the prisoner was 'dis
charged for nou-appearance." The sentence
seems iadedniEs. Wat has become OF the cur
Echo answers, "Gone up.n
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nv ". Y.LEITCH & r, s. BRUNSs

Auctloneers.
n ESIDENCE AND OUTBUELDINGS,
IL Hs&oyer street, One Door North Of colum.
VIII be sold on THURSDAY, 9Th instant, st. the
Old Pustofice, atI1 O'Clock,
buildings situated as above. Lot measures So by
Yerms-one half cash; balance In one year,
and stoInps. !un6
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Fos NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, AT 9 A. M
The swift steamship Charleston, Captain James
Berry, is appointed to sail tomorrow at O'Clock
A. M. Bills lading should be handed In at steam.
ship Office, Union wharves, before that hou..
Truck shippers are notified that their freight will
be received up to the latest hour possible.
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CITY AFFAIRS S.

ELECTION ANNOUNCEMENTS intended for pub
ucaAon in TIE NEWS, must, in all cases, be paid
for in advance.
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By W.. Y. LElTCH & r. ). BRUHS,


Auctioneers.
DEAL ESTATE OF THE RELlEFIaOAN
n Association, by Order Of. the DirecLors.
wiz be sold ut Auction on THURSDAY, tle Stn
June instant, at the Old Postofice, at IL O'CLOCK,
the following pieces Of PROPERTY.
BRICK RESIDENCE, south Side OF Beaolaln
street, second door west OF Calvary Church, meas
urlng rs feet 6 inches on Beaufain street., and IN
depth 135 feet. ,.
IOTOFLAYD, with Wooden Buildings, ON the
southwest corner OF Line and Percy streets, meas
urlng In frontspu Line street 81 feet 8 tncheH, ana
In depth on PVecy street 70.feet.
LOf OF LAND. with buildings thereon, on
west side OF Archdals street, No. II, lArtman's
Lott measuring 81 feet front, by 3as feet IN
depth.
The THREE TENEMENT STORES on the east
side Of King street, known as Nos. 464: 4t6, 4oS,
north OF John street, measuring. In front on
King street 60 feet 9 inches, and IN deptn lou
feet.
TERMS One-half cash; the balance In one year,
with interest, secured by bond and mortEage OF
the property. Insurance and assignment OF
policy. Purchasers to pay us for papers and
stamps. JoHo-o
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TIE STATE CouRr.-The Court of General
Sss. i1.s for the regular jane term was opened at
10 O'Clock yesterday morning, his Honor Judge
Graham presiding. The roll OF the grand and
petit jurias was called, and a sufficient number
not answering, rules wee issued against those
absent, returna5,e at 10 O'Clock this morning, to
wh,ca time the court then adjourned. :
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BY W. Y. LEITCH &R. S. BRUNfs,

by We Il IEIICW M Ds hEOF
Aucttonecrs.
LIME BRICK. TENEMENT STORE
No. 500 King street.
Will be soll on THURSDAY, the 9Th instaat, ut
II O'CLOCK, at the Old P0stoface. ..s
That Desirable TWO STORY BRICK Sf9RE,
known as No. 399 King street, west side. between
buildings. Lot measures 10 !eet, by l2Ir1teEfn
depth. u,
Terms-one.hslf cash; balance 10 one year,
with interest. Property to be insured and EoIcy
assigned. Purchaser to pay Us for papefsana
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The ACADEMY OF Music GRAND GIFT Con-
cER1s, as advertised by Mcssrs. Butler, Chadwick,
Gary & Co.-Mr. Ehsp. Coffin, sub.aecnL for this
splendid and astt 10 scheme is now prepared
to sell tickets same.' Applications TO be
made to him at Sds6nite of Mr.. E. NJ. Moreland,
No. 20 Broad street. may29
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PRICES: REDucED.-Dress Goods of every de
are now sold at AND below cost, by
Messrs. MELcHsRs g. MULLER.
juno No. 2l7'Ring street.
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BUSINESS NOrL0Es s..

The sToREs of Furchgott, Benedict & Co.
are daily crowded with customers, attracted,
even in these dull times, by the extraordinary
bargains they are Offering in all kinds Of dry
goods.
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CRoQusT CRoQuEr! !! CRoQUET Him.
mense reduction in price The largest Field
Croquet at 81.
HAsEL STREET BAZAAR N No. 16l KING ST.
mar22.tu
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AGEScY OF THE RURAL cAHoLrNIAN.-Mr.
William E. Simmons, Jr., OF this city, has been
appointed general travelling agent OF the Rural
Caro!iuian, and will travel through this State
aud Georgia IN the. interest OF that magazine.
From what We know OF Mr.. Simmons, we have
no doubt that he Will meet with very hattsring
success. We take pleasure in commencing him
to our readers everywhere. He leaves foe Savsn.
nah this evening on the Dictator.
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H~
Hoyt' JIG otciai supei-
in;endent OF the work OF repairing the old POST
Office, was yesterday afternoon surprised IN his
office by a visit from all OF the workmen lately
employed on the building VINO presented MN
with q handsome golo-neaaeo caae anu q oeaui'
full silver goblet. me presentation was maue Ny
Mr.. Edward o'Brlen, the foreman 10 the nameo
MS comPanlons, III oirei = poMS 49,
Mr.. Hoyt, although considerably taSen aoacA,
received the gifts, and responded IN an eloquent
and appropriate address, which elcltea seYerai
hearty cheers from his hearers. Goowl OF poncn'
cold and strong, was speedily put In requisitlon'
and the party passed. pleasant nour IN calling
UP the friendly associations ofshe past, Laughing
over the present and discussing Sne prospects lor
Tue lutufe'
neatly engraved With an inscsiption commemora.
ting the date and the eveae.
CLUBS n STAas.-James Green and Jonn
jenkins, two coored urchlns, arrested 1or throw;
ing stones in the street and breaking the window
Eiasses at No. lSs King street, were sentenced 70
repair the damage
Emma Hamilton, white, lodged for being drunk
and disOrderly in Elliott street. was ssRVence W
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BUSINESS ENVELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards Printed thereon, al. 81 per thous'
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
BUSINESS Wan should have his card printed en-
his envelopes.
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SUPREME CoURT-SATuRDAT, JUNE 3.-The
court met as 10 A. 4. Present-Chlef Justice
Mosesapd Associate justices Willard and Wright.
The cases Of bae South Carolina Society va. VII.
liam Quincy, treasurer o. Charleston County; and
the Abee YetoniE, ubne Eoyonim sEa. ssms were
Attorney-Genera chamberlain Tor respondent.
Mr. Sathans In reply.
Mary Johnston, misunderstanding, respondent, vs..
the Civ Council OF Charleston, appellants. Mr..
Stone was heard for appellant. If. Phillips for
respondent. Nj. Stone in reply.
Charles NJ. Furman, trustee, Vs. the GreehVhle
and Columbia Railroad Company. Continued.
william +. Redding and wife, appellants, vs..
the Sonth Carolina Railroad Company, respon-
dent. Mr.. Chamberlain was heard for appellants.
Nj. Conner for respondent.
The court concluded the docket for the term
and adjourned until Monday, June 5, at 10 A. II.
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The ATTENTION OF WA%TcH-BurERs is called
to our large stock OF Waltha d Watclcc. These
Watches have been long known throughout the
United States as the best aud cheapest in the
market. All Watches guaranteed.
". DARLINGTON d Co...
mar13 No. 258 King street.
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Beets, 5boes, &C.

Boots, 5hoes, &C.:
~ EFT THE BEST!
Buy your BOOTS AND SHOES at
T IB E s.,
No. a BROAD STREET.
He makes them to order, in any style desired,
usino only the best material and workmanship.
Constantly on hand, q large assortment OF Gus
tom made BOOTS AND SHOES, OF all sizes.
The New
EXCELSIOR CATER,
Which dfBpenses with shoe strings ana eiastlc,
MADE TO ORDER. at this establishment.
JACOB sTEIBER,
may22 No. 81 Broad street.
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OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT

is supplied with the finest selection Of FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC CLOTHS, DoESKINs, D1Aao.
NAILS, TRICOTS, MELONS, oHEVIoTS, CAssI'
mEREs, &C., aud . very large stock OF the most
fashionable Pant and Vest Patterns, which We
Will make up to order bI measure IA che latest
STYLES. The foreman In this department OF Our
business has no equal in the artistic world for cut.
ting and producing an elegant ut.
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FURNISHING GOODS.

This department is supplied with the celebrated
STAR SHIRTS, Foreign and Domestic Under
shirts and Drawers, silkand Thread Gloves, Linen
and Paper Collars, Neckties, Bows,Scarfs, Pocket
Handkerchtefs, Socks, Umbrellas, &c.
-pnr stock has been selected with great care,
and prices marked very low in plain figures.
Buyers in our line Will find it to their advantage
to give US q call before purchasing elsewhere.
mar22.3moS
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"a. wilkins, ESQ., offered the fonoWingresoiu.
ton, whIoh was ur% aniuously adopted (:
RESOLVED, That the acting president be Instruct.
First Presbyterian Church to place q mural tab.
let on the inner walls, Of their sanctuary, that VIII
indicate the appreciation 10 which the Chamber
OF Commerce hold their cherished friend aud
absent president.
The chamber then adjourned.
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tailoring, furnishing GOODS, Sc.
q PRING OPENING.
NJ EN- Il NJ o L E r,

No. s25 King STREET,
lave lust onened an entire Sew Stock o.!
CLOTHS, CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, &C.,
for Spring and summer.
Our Clothing Is a very large aud fine selected
stock for Men, Youths and Boys. from sat- $50
per suit. The largest portion Is OF imported
goods and manufactured by ourselves; We can,
therefore, recommend them al regard fl, wear
and workmanship.
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For other Local Natter see First Page.
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Aurtiun Sales 9sturs paps.

By W. Y. LEITCH & 3. 8. BRUNE,
Auctioneers.
GROCERY STORE, CORNER LoEGE
VI alley and State street.
Tn THURSDAY, 8th instant, at II o'clock, at
the Old Postofice, will be sold,
That desirable two aud q half story BRICK
STORE AND RESIDENCE, situated as above, With
all necessary outbuildlngs. Lot measures 20 feet
front on State street, BY 10 feet deep on LUdge
alley.
Tefms-one.half cash, balance In one year, With
interest, secured by bend gru mortgage OF Prop
erty. Insurance aud assignment OF policy. Par-
chaser to pay us for papers and stamps jEA6
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mar13
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members Tor tne'nrBt vacancy Wat oS3uree as'ei
the war.
In 1859 Mr.. Mure vas elected president OF the
Chamber, and.he served usfaithfully and efhclent-
" until hi, failing health prevented his taElug an
the office; but throughout his long indlsposltion
he Always exhibited the same lively Interest ~
the Chamber. and gave his advice frankly and
thouShIfully whenever applied to.
In bearing our testimony to his character as q
merchant, a gentleman and O Christian, we feel
it to be Q mournful privilege to indulge In the
expression OF our high esteem for the man, and
OF our Ions as membtrs OF this Chamber. and the
loss Of the commercial I cIas community 1 tsarsro o. one Oh ls
RESOLVED, That In the death OF our much es-
teemed president, Robert Mure, we feel tnat We
have lost not ONLY q valuable and en1clent ofaoer,
oommunity Of Charleston one who was ever alive
conyeniea ace and profit 10 the public good.
RESOLVED. That In testimony OF our regard, and
as a feeble expression or the appreciation OF our
loss, the nall Of tue fambe be clad 10 mourning
and q page OF our. minute book be dedicated to
his memory.
Resolutd That as o further testimony, the nag
OF the Chamber be kept ut hatf.mast through the
day Of Tuesday, the 9th instant.
ReSotn,d. That a copy of these resolutions be
forwa ded by the secretary to his affiicted FAMILY,
with the expression OF our sympathy with them
in their bereavement.
The resolutions were seconded by Louis D. De.
S~aussure, Esq, who said
REGARKs OF LOUIS D.aDEsAussuRB, ESQ.
4 Mr:. Presidential rise to second the preamble
BAUD resolutions which have just been offered
meet my hearty approval, expressing, as
they do, In siRpe, YET. truthful Language, the viz
tues OF our laneuted president.
Perhaps 1t would not be out OF place TO trace, IN
a few words. the history OF him whom we have
a5sembI.u TO mourn over. and to show from what
early beginnings the correct course OF q we'll
meaning: man will eventually lead to.
Mr.. Robert Mure was born In lS12, OF honest
parents"who labored for their daily support, IN
Kirkcudbr SHIT. Scotland. AT the Youthful age u
Is he lett the parental roof and Launched into the
New World. Arriving here ! 1897, he became the
clerk OF his uncle, Mr.. VIM. Carson. on the death
OF hat gentleman. he was lett in this country
without = relative 10 guide him In the rugged pain
Of life, but the friendly hand VI MIR. Richard earn
cochran was eXte1u"d to him. and he sonn became
his cOnfdenue' clerk. In The employ OF this up.
rig merchant, his principles became 1Xed.alu
adorned his after life. Atthe death II MIR. earn:
for more than q quarter u q c. injury has been
Like most persous engaged in Mr.,
~: he former he bore without o,teniation, and,
| in the hour of trial. the stern principles OF char.
| acler which Influenced his life lead him AWAY to
do hat W ich was right, and The finger Of re-
| nr,,ach has never BEEN raised justly against. his
ifair ns.me.n He was an upright, just and fair
| dealing merchant. hi word was his bond,
| and no the many large transactions Of his bust
| ness, No matter what may have been ifs results
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03

Semanb fa9te 5u 6umbplbt
nSn @rDnlanb perben bte Menf9en tdufa
bunbert Sabre unb barber alt, unt bod
Btbt es bort tetnen Ir3t. ST bas nt4t tpurt>
berbar? "8et uns IN gerltn etbt Is
1nebrere bunbert Aer3te," ermtberte 9un1>
tp1bt, "unbMan@er mtrb bod tunbert Sabre
alt; 1T bas nt4t pett tpunberbarer 2"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03

Menn @eltert BET irsenb Semanb
CUR 3aftl selaben tuar, 70 erfdten Ct tmmer
nit anter ben erfen @dfeu. - SD ttue
bits aus Yolttit," iaote er, vbena bic gter-
tt1funbe, bic Semanb in @eie1f9aft auf f&
ivarten 1abt, &ptrb 1etdt CUR Muffu9uns ODER
Anbt&tuns Don Teblert a%nsewanbt."
@ert&ts>S eene.- &t9ter: v3euse
aus Sbre11 Aeten sett terscr, bag @te fdpn
,fstr oft pe1etbt8t fnb, taben @te tenn aud
thinner rt4ttg sef4wpren 2" - ;3euse:
rMerfdtentteils."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03

Gin Sater trntabnte ieinen 5pbn,
frab auftufeten unb er3dblte inn bic &C.
@t&te Don elmer @erfon, pe16e frub Mcr>
gems etne 8orfe nit @elb eefunben babe.
-uJa," faste Der &nabe, ubte %erfpn, mel&e
bas @elb perlpren, 1T aber bp9 nod fruber
a%uf9efanben."
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IA lin sstifdesa Duuter, en- to alt 9aufenbeserbpr-
aener Wuuber Der Matur; tt III befanbteern st.
Brau@ une psn prattf&sm Mnssnt; :. tsSsn. - seleernns
NIT Der9nu6en 1erbtnet uao ME 1e" Sn1e9ene Se'e11.
s3ebn 1anieno Male
sleG, lie pielmebr tpfen. - entbaat sabaeie tetne Del
ten. ALE rinss UNI uns, inbena Is ans xsben 3te9t, nas otm
mus-wis Naltbisrden i'm Gfas, 1biere tn, Waaer, 8afes
nlben, 8uder unb 5autni.eten, Niil&taselden, 8lausn
unb 5aare spa S~nfeften, 5unberte ppn &ueen IN etnsm
als ssoaiss,rntn esaaltsts S.sern: ber 70 pisl b~sipre%asns
"1ri3ina SYtralis" pber Der S&metnspurra. be tn Nme'
ritz ,usrf bur& btefes @iereseop sntosdt wnres:
.&s tt flr Gadmdnner BON uni 6dstarem QJert0e, eoen!o
tar sebrer anb Stubeaten, AZ Ct no TT es sen ~,
ses:m Wertss els eufbem Samtltend'1%a
- g. a., ts f.,ss aMttsatsse tasamslt$ ss, ~; vs. vs.
!aassn Dtnteratense ~.rfrsusn. O. wire @ua gerfaI-
rnaesm'ttel, pte 8udsr. abee, Brpb, Mebl &c. seisen.
Gs 1T sousani9dbbare @ertbe fit ben Garnaer,
gs lsstast 'ras sn $50 MierOseep unS it 70 einfaa in (tiner
sGa ,1rS gsn., sas , !, I'm siaS Is III feiaen' Seraaas'
snS 'goe!te'l: neber 1900 ~Ssrtauft.
fein G.rtb BURG 9auienbessn 3euanifisn
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s$n nteretn. stnssntsn. gssiitern, Sa'
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Nret6 - ye1 ycr 1ret 3u9e)anpt-
S.bes S~narument If nett einsspadt uns aebSrta NIT
npufanbteer @ebraudsanpetiua seriebea. 9aulenbs
! inb per gpN sefanbt rorben.
Abrsde: IS, 8. eineR u. Co.. Gbieae,.
Trei! Trei!
| ,Ets Mieruseppe", cine 3pnatsf&rtft sun, l1utsrrtat
/ bes gplfes-bie 0eteinaniHe Der Natur ertdrt-intes.6ante
| Belebruna ber Wunber Der @&5pfune-Gei&tdtsn. eta,
I aen &c. prets 81 idbrlid. Dteits Srurnal ptra Ssbsm,
6er Elm Craig Riersseppe III BEN reeeluadeteen gretle ppn
s. tauft, fret fir stn Sebr aueaHidt. Gas CRAIG Hi'
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tntaltrei&en Gireulare nebf adt Setten 3eusniRen bis
Craig @iersseppe feuset man Elm Dretesatsstau1p an
~. 9. 2inef S g.,
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WterSsepp, Gbteaep. Sl.
~ Msenten unt SAMPLER, btefes Nterosesp s~erfauft
/ f& tn jeber Gamiiie nod ietnen. gerbieuf, uenu ssree'
heat. @rpber prp,ftt. Die Bestnsuns,u ~srssn
auf GDunf& miteetbdlt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03

Gin Gbprf4retber Bate ii4 ais
~n1erfparbtsen Sal tn fetn Gasebu9 sef@rie>
ben n9eute p%aiirten Elm bon Mm>, 8am>,
Narn- unb @ranber9 n1ebrere Mubt., @ena>,
Mu~, @as>; &prref|, &ef>, Diref, unb anbere
1bpren."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03

Mdtbfel.
@it Der Grfet pFadt man &ofen,
Hue Der Mnter1 1ta@t man Soften,
Das @anae IL etn Ylunber,
Der LANCE tdnet te1anter.
auRsta1s hes &attiels In II. 1856:
Naulwurf.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-01-04

ACQUISITION OF VERAcITY There is
q question of veracity between Grant
and Sumner in connection with the
San Domingo job The former alleges
that the Senator promised him TO give
the scheme his hearty support, while
Sumner denies ever having dope any
thing 80 manifcstly and Tckedly
absurd, What did say" exclaimed
the elegant Charles, in his recent out
burst in the Senate chamber, "was
this: ! am an administration man,
and whatever you do will always find
in me a most careful and considerate
attention" The President sticks to
his first assertion and intimates that
Summers story is little better than a
Justification
We have nothing to say in defense
of Summers veracity; we never heard
him called Truthful Charles, but his
statement of what passed between
the President and himself sounds
very much like the truth, since it is
full of those ambiguous expressions
peculiar TO him, and which permits
him to talk without saying anything.
AS between Grant and Sumner, how
ever, the latter has the advantage Of
clear record, while the former was
convicted of a mean falsehood by
Andrew johnson two years ago, and
having been once found guilty Of ly.
ing, most persons will prefer TO take
Summers word in the present instance.
The Paper.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-01-04

SOMETHING WRoSG.-The millenni,
um is certainly at hand. Never in
our experience with newspaper men,
have we known so many opposition
editors 10 tell the truth. They either
hate Grant, or fear the people, or per
haps the devil, and are getting ready
10 be offered up. A reformation has
certainly set in. One loyal editor says,
Grant is unfit for his position, another
says he is an avaricious imbecie and
sits in the White House TO receive gifts
and assist lot Of ragamufiins to rot
the Treasury, while some pronounce
him fool, and a few declare him q
knave. It is evident that the man
who five years ago occupied the high
est seat in the affections Of the Amer.
ican people, willin less than that peri.
cd, be buried in the "ast ditch,7 and
receive the anathcmas, instead Of the
praise Of a proud people