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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-28
state South arolina,.-Epartanhuye,C Go
COURT OF. 90 M8SD NJ PIEAS nj

49, @.'OVMQkON fAEAS.
l.. M- Gentry, Plaintiff, against q. E, Yanhou.
T1ol z g r Tan'houtsn, sadnt IN IL; Acton!
W. sns,dr are nett,HDy t, summoned ahdsequired
% Thioh is fled In the Office Of the Clprk OF, the
Court OF Common Pleas for said Connty, ana
scriSeys se iSeys e tSGy tgSoGy Sf yonr snswsr
House, within twenty days aftor tho snryioo 81
serYico. -.
II {, E Ezou fai! 70 answer tlis complaint: within
Judgment against .Jou for tho aumi of Two
Hundred aud 6ixtS-Four Dollara and, Five
Gents. Gen. with interest at the rate Of seven per
ono thousand eight hundred and . sovonty one, one
aud costs. i.BOBO i. CAnLiGI,E. ~
Dated juno 10, 1871. .N''. ' Afa4Assa*i ,s
10 c. E. Vanhouten.'" .;9,.. ..lt,, .,5:-
Tako notice that the summons in this &C.
tion, OF which the foregoing is copy, was
tlied IN the Office Of the Clerk OF the Court OF
in tho County 81 spsrtnnburg, In tho State Of
South Carolina, o1i the Tenth day OF. June; A.
D. 1871. IL. BOBO & OARLISLM
june Il E6 PLAINTIFF Attorneys.
State Of South Oarolina.-.Richland Go.
CO URT OF .O01fAON. PLEAS. .o
The National Hide and 4eat her Ranko of Bos-
ha1.a.I1 fon1 p1antiifs' against Alexander spytho,
To ne Defendant, Alexander sitythe;,l. '.,
VOU are hereby summoned and REQUIRED to
II answer the complaint in thia action,
Common Con Pleas, for the, ssid County, on tie
10th day OF May, 1871, and' to servo acopy Of
your answer to the said complaint on theistb-
s5cribors, at their ofaoe, No: Law Range, Co
after the service hereof, exclusive Of tho day
OF such service: and If you fail TO answer Tire
complaint within the elmo aforesaid the
plaintiffs in this action will apply to Tho tonrt
51oH%AS p|i;i;,};., f 4 sYy.Es %x%iEs: s4;SEsss:
Dated Columbia, June 6, 1871. l.'e'I.5'
signed D. b. MILLER, O. &C. Juno z w6
State Of South Carolina Union Co.
COURT OF CONAON PLEAS.
James Munro, Plaintiff, against John +. Gan.
Wm nnro %asy nj GS;nno1 his wfe and
olattels and credits OK William J. Heonsn,, %
a. deceased, Detendants.- Copy Summons.
VOU are hereby summoned ana redufred to
IL answer the complaint, in this action, OF
which copy is herewith served upon you,
ana TO serve copy OF your answer to the said
Complaint on the subscriber at his Office, at
Union, South Carolina, within twenty days
after the service hereof, exclusive OF the day
OF such service; and il you fail. to answer tho
complaint i, within the time aforesaid the plain
the relief demanded In the Complaint. =,
r. MUNRO, ,Plaintih'siAttorncy.
Dated May 29, 1871.
Cannon. !.9 IFf ~ -
Take notice. that the summons in this &c.
ton, OF which the fore going lis o copy, wac
filed III the Office Of the Clerk OF the Court OF
Common Pleas fer Union Cohnty, at Union
State Of South Carolina, on tho tvanty.si1th
day of May. 1871. R. MUNRO.
May 90. 1871. MAYS WG
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The Dexter Stables.

N THE undersigned have re-
e$<4H building, Immediately South Of
T31HsS :SR RNJanney's Hall, and, with a new
c{Ts % ~ ~ vs.9Ss M%baes g CARRIAGES, BUd.
swer all oslls that may be made upon them.
Horses bought and sold on Commission.
Persons In want Of good stock. arc invited to
give ia a call. Liberal advances made on
stock left for sale BOYCE & co. :
". n. BoYoE.
@. 81. PErTINa1LL. Jan "a
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MEDICAL. -
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER

FssAYs FOR YOUNG MEN. on great So.
~ cial evils and abusos, which Interfere
with MARRIAGE, with sure neans OF relief for
the erring and unfortunate, diseased and de-.
bihtated. Sent In scaled letter envelopes,
free OF charge. Address HOWARD SANTA.
ny AID ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth
street. Philadelphia, Pa. May 1s 3mo
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MN MANHOOD:
KWy How Lost! How Restored!
GaV Just published, im a sealed enre.
LaI9xV -t.t lone Prize sir cont, l7.-

ESszsST OUot VttOtISFteU, III Il SeU{tU eHCt.
1aaezN tope. Price, sir cents.
A LECTURE on tho Natural Treatment
IN and Radical Cure OF spermatorrhea or
seminal Weakness. Involuntary Emissions.
ago generally; Nervousness, CONSUMPTION,
Epilopsy and Fits; Mentsl and Physical Inca.
pacity. resulting from Seit-Abuse, 4 O., by Ro.
BERT j. CULvERWELL, III: D., author OF the
"Green Book" &c.
IA Boon TO Thousands OF suf-rers.''
Sent under sea-, in plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid, on receipt OF six cents. or
two postage stamps, BY CHA6. j. G. KLINE
d CO.,
1a7 Bowery. New York-P. o. Bo1, 4, $50.
June 3nlD
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH,

REYNOLDS IMPROVEMENT.
ft1HOSE who have Lost several Natural
i Teeth. aud have been advised to part
towards obtaining artificial substitutes, are
requested, before submitting to practice,
cruel IN itself and often unnecessarily per-
formed, to convince Themselves Of its fallacy,
By looking closely into matter Of 40 much
Importance.
The above Improvement was designed to re-
sist 80 dcplorable practice, and after tho
capable or accomplishing what no othcr sys-
tenof Artificial Dentistry has heretofore done.
It is now possible to obtain partial cases,
which will save for yoars Natural Teeth, and
An invitation is hereby given to such as
feel interested to call Rt our Operating
Rooms. nnd examine duplicate specimens Of
cases now in actual use. .f7-' :
NovGt REYNOLDS s. REYNOLDS.
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tssHow Dns4trffNa RrvnNu.E Oo1a,ssoer-
oas GBH;.SMabDap. AIspecial. despatul;
tathe Louisville, Ceprjer,.pyrnal, dated
sife6isas' 1ss aP9 Is5sd s fiEe; Sea the thtst
nal fRevenu9 Bufeat' Yesterday; in which
tits Attempted! byfen' pa,7e statamehtsy
ta.redqGe the dafaGations of ex-collent.
ors within ..$3. 900, 000,, - In an, official
document ntpqmmulioated to Congress BY
the Secretary OF tho Freasury, these de-
folcKtiouBs ARE represented, to exoeed
$2Q; 900. .0D0s and, yeb no case has been
prosecuted With 'Tigor and success, The
bondsmep are either. stray bail OF; are
politicians iaif 16olld6ior with the 6olleUts
ofs to rob the Treasury; and hence they
are:not lproseonted Some RadicaloSb
major az, eREAsent9tiya asks for post
ponIeTqent, pI q app tbat IS usually the end Of
any attempt as 1ega1 remedy. Take d.
ease :vh7oh Feosntiy' occurred: Collector
Spaers Iofs KansasJ dsiaulted 9l58, 80O,,
when pEQminept Wegtern Senator and
eE,keprese2RtatlYef had the case oompro1
missed 1of $1l.OOO,, thts making clean
pfoht OF '$f14;;700a on2 tho speculation.
1t ls believed thatif .tie eaichiyes, OF the
Aaminl9tration could be explored, $780,
eVtUoV~ would notl6oFer tho defalcati6ns
CT GoRerTm enb tofHdefaj since. Grants
administration came into .pnwer. .rt..
The IMPERIAL Russian v1srrro,in:: fs
pow sem. .omdihllys ANNOUNCED that. the
hasT1an' 'Prihoes :Ale3is np8 his. 'corteRe
Will itesye DEt, !. Petersburg next August
atd atfiye Aete ID thE latter part OF Sep
tenhber Or 9aqlY in October, ana that the
Prince: Yftsr making q rather extended
tour Of The c6untry during the fall. win
tehaiR 70 p&ftioipate In the festivitiesro rof
the winter veas0h dt Washington and the
principal Cities. The 'sduatirGn that Is
to convey the distink ia 9is1tufs direct
froH Rdbsiat TO this 'c6hntry has been
already desiguated, and is now in prepa-
ratian nt Ctonstnt.;.i Itoonsists Of three
yesseis Ao4e very large iron.ciad; car.
rying twelve Hnns; another a ,frignta,
carrying. sixty pgpnd; and the third q
smaller fHEate. Recent letters from 81.
PetersPutg Tepfessnt that great rivalry
seemb to e4f5tt among the young Russfnh
noblemef deairoHs '6f Joining the saite
Of the Grand Duke in his voyaps TO
America. The Russian pRpert are full
Of. the preparations that are being
made both 1at ST. Petersburg and at
the payal depot, or Uronstadt, rom
which peri the imperial frigate and her
convoy viii .saiL Il has Been errone-
oqsly stated that the young Russian
GRAND npke was the third son Of the
Emperor he; is the second son; the
C@saroWitsch Alexander, or Prince I'm
perlal,' as the first, Grand Duke Alexis.
}4e1s and then comes the. youthful and
handsome Prince Vladimir. u - .;-- 4
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1W ottIb marKeO thus arc being
redeemed at the counter Of above Office.
STENHOUSE, MAOAULAY & CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
CHARLOTTE. n. O.
GOIICIT orders for COTTON, Corn, Flour.
~ Bacon, Lard, 60, and Family Groceries
genorally. Orders fllcd carefully and prompt.
y. Feb 1yr
The best plaoo to get cool summer drink
Is ut poLLocK's.
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.R0te. IN. Od'd 4 sGed.

South 8 Carolina, old.
8. Carolina, new.......
8. @. reg'd stock, .ex in.
Georgia new. :.
Georgia
Tennessee, old ,....... :.
Tennessee, new. ....,.
Alabam a.
AlRbnmn :. ~
nTY sEUUR1TrEs.
Atlanta, Ga, , bont!s. ....
Atlanta. Ga, bonds.
Augusta. Ga. bonds,
Charleston 'Btock.
Chafl'n Fire Loan BIDS
Columbia, Is. c.. bonds
Columbus, Ga. bonds.
Macon, Go. ;, bonds.
Memphis, Tenn, binds
old. -:
$50 ;,'; ~, new
TISn1.vannah,He BONDS.
M1IIn,gna MW1HImIni,ngRna y. g..
wilmington, MO-.
..5m hA1hhoAD,boNDs.
"a 81 6 ano duH :':..
66EiESHt r. r. Ht mortgage
SentIal >;s deoig1a. .
Gaar;eston 1es. ana Savan..
Gnarietse, Cn OoI q Aug;
CnelaW CI an1'Hariington
'ChesaW Ch e Hsr;; q mors
iCChesaP re q Is Ohio, gold
GeoIeia Eaiiroad.
6feen. q :. Ooi::lst NOR.
4reen. ~, state guar
1!auiens.'s,'. .::.>a
Maoon and Augusta,
LIST lst mortgage.
macon as anu Augusta,
Istmore,9 guar by
vdeofgta, Ha1lfondrl-
Macon and BrunsYick,
guaraLnteed goMLnteed by State
OF 0eorg1a
Mempa1s u &Charleston.
NoHth-Eastern lst mort
NORTH = Z Eastern, I'd mort.
CAV. g Char,, 1st mort.
SaV. q Cnar., state gua
south Caria, list mort.
south Carolina. ..--..
south Carolina .......
o!a1 S'An npuuIEanq Union
RAn.noAb STOCKS. ]
Atlantlc and Gulf.
Oentrai Ga:;'e1 div.
Chariotte, Col. q Aug.
georgia gla...3.:.;;..:..:..
Sireen. S1eaa and ar11 Col. Z. r.
Macon andrWestern. !.
NJ memphis &Charleston. q
North-eastern ...;...,..
savannah d Charleston
:. y. II. 4. shares. ~.
>. y. +; r. & B'k shares
southwestern Georgia.
bAEK sIoCks.
i'eopis ~ Bk Charl'n,
:, cGr,tal S75U,O0O. ~.
ist Natl Dank Charl'n
oapitai S6O0,COO.
.. ~. Loan d trust 90.
Saro. Nat: Hnnk, Cora.
!, CAPITA! SIoo,UO: -.
Nentrhi Natlonai' Bnnk.
Col q, oapi SlOO, 600
Nation a J. % 4 or Chester,
r,I capi5ni'@o, I'M Ooo; -.
Hati DH e Oh NeTberry,,
~a,I cap!tai Ia, Sioo' oOO. ~.
Nat - < ! Spartan s burg,
g cal'ltni Too. : .UUo. ~ ...;..
.. y. hank s,"n x q Lrnst rms 20.
chpi1al SaoG,too.
nhlA i3: oi Oharlest9h. II -.
D1, Dn'on t'1nA ?: 49,
psopic p, s 1anR 90. "a: ;.
I 1uI. :" NE. BANKS. =.
Anh =. Ne" e"oeFry.....
81 ".''s.
0..leis N." "orin.ess.
His,. ,HisCiI4L.AN EoGs sEcCh1T1
Cha. ~ . .i.s ,.sIon on. Gss = Co..-.
G:!:,,y Snsl; = Ci;y IN. ssock
'"i.eoet,la = e. - d M'tn: 20.
q y D L. cert. 3hueo.
n n n = 1o - Seft. 1 lhaeDt 8:
~. =. II. H., cert. ln0eD
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MOTION SEED OIL OAxxE c.1 Ia q =
~ at all times, and In any quantity, OF
Jan II E. HOPE
ToyNTY CLAIMS AND JURY CERTI.
" FECATEB bought by
Feb6 b. GAMDRILL. Broker
A tresh supply OF Bremon Lagor at Pol
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DLUMBISG, ROOFING, GUTTERING, .na
i all work in this line, put mp TO order
and ready for sale at the
CAR o LIMA MA NUFA CTCEI.
Call at either house-Columbia or Newberry
March 90 pronr;eIor
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STOVES! STOVES! STOVES!

Tin-ware! Tin-ware Tin ware +!
The New York herald., 1871-10-12
BITTER THIN SPE.HyHTS.
The Army Of Subscribers to
Relieve the Sufferers.
Full List Of Donors and Donations Up to
Moment of Going to Press.

the grand and energetic responses that come
nom the American people in answer to Mayor Ma
sons call aid FOR the Chicago sufferers are GER
tainy gratifying TO every one who sympathizes with
toe victims OF the hungry fire. Tue evidences or
sympathy are not confined to cities and Stales but
from che other side Of the broad Atlantic and be-
yond the 81. Lawrence substantial proofs that
Others iecl for them are given below. Never per.
haps has there been parallel In TINS country to the
charitable work tnat the last three days have ac-
complished. Below Will be found list OF the gen.
erous donors as far as the names have been re.
cciycd TO the hour Of putting the HERALD to press
let ucarry JOY TO the re-sficken victims who look
auxious.y FOR succor:-
New York tsoiL Exchange, October . ard 10.
The undersigned hereby subscribe the amounts
opposite their respective names for the relief Of
The sufferers by the recent coDnagration In
The New York herald., 1871-10-12

cant be less than that-would be moro than enough
10 afiert our market very considerably. so much
wealth DESTROYED creates vacuum just rs II yoH
were 70 exhaust the air In certain area, ana o her
wealth u attracted 10 iii IL up"
ith these AMI similar forecasts OF the future
street has not yet quite recovered lls gayely. ono
curious result OF the panic has beea 10
SCATTER a1OOaS
~ aiid down among the variOIs DrOIcrS In a
fashion curiously different from what has prevaiied
all through the Dast season. Cliqnes which fOr-
mcrly held milli0nsOf dollars worth or stock wait
ing favorable opportunity 10 unload at tho proue
cxerlions OF al entire summer nave To o great
extent taken advantage or the partial recovery OF
prices 10 get rid or tneit shares The rcsui. that
stocks are much more evenly distributed than thoy
nave ncen Tor many months. I2le shorts have
covered ther sales, and the bulls have restricted
theF operations a. much "a they havebeen able.
UPWARD AND ONWARD. &i
All through the moraing the general tendency was
steadily upward. though here and there some uH-
popular exception challenged cOmni5eratlon.
Money continued moderately ac1ve at from seven
per cent IN g0ld 70 an eighth OF per cent per day
Al the Stock Exchange there were crowds witnOtie
ANIMATION, and abundant buying and selling, with.
1t was indeed, different scene iYVim
that OF Tuesday-just As different q battle
field after the combat Is from what 1t was In
the heat 0f the 1gnr IL mu5r be noticed, however.
that fortunately the brokers nave mad 10 bury bus
very lew OF their comrades IN Q financial grave.
Never before probably, did the street resist so sud
den ana excessive strain with more admirable
yet remaining many gloomy crvakers who persist IN
asserting that all the trouble Is 10 come and that
what We have seen In comparatively or no import
Ance whatever. Time alone can show.
The New York herald., 1871-10-12

MILITARY TENTS TO BE SENT FROM BOSTON.
Governor Calin yesterday ordered four hundred
new tents TO he sent 10 Chicago.
GOOD PROPOSITION
A gentleman OF well known generous impulses,
whose heart goes OUT to the sufferers suggests that
the thirty thousand school cni0ren OF Boston each
make contribution, say twenty-five or iiity cents
each. In this way $4,000 or o,00o IL Is thought,
may be raised, and II sent by the scno0i children or
Boston to those OF Chicago IL would be beautiful
Offering. In this connection 1t may be added inat
the teachers and pupils OF the Wells school yester-
day raised 5000 Tor the laudable purpose
THE BOSTON THEATRE MANAGEMENT
will give an entertainment for the benefit OF the
Chicago sufferers on Saturday evening, which will
be musical aud dramatic, and present many mast
cal attractions. Seats will be ready tomorrow
morning.
Further adylccs from Boston show the following
additional subscrpons:-
At the Fancul Hall meeting, besides the given
above. .........S 1854
H. r. KjIder l0l 900
Shoe and Leather Exchange. Observation-Disclosures. 5UUJ
The total raised amounts u.s. 200
The New York herald., 1871-10-12
.Ss,5lo,0
miscellaneous city Constitutions.


The Hardware Trades RESPONSE.
meeting OF the hardware trade was held this
day at the office OF the Russell Il Erwin Manurac-
turing Company, in aid OF the sufferers by the
Chicago fire. George ii. Sargent was appointed
chairman. The following subscriptions were made
at Inc meeting and n committee OF five gentlemen
were appointed 10 canvass the hardware trade and
ren0rI To ile treaSurrr:-
The New York herald., 1871-10-12

The total receipts, being the amount raised on
'Change in little less than hour IL over $ll OC0
The Board OF Lumber Dealers announced that n
meeting Of the lumbermen or the city had been
called, aud that their subscriptions would be an
nounCed without delay.
Tne American Express Company gave notice that
NIL funds and articles OF whatsoever kind Intended
Tor the relief OF Chicago would be transported free
Of charge by their ltneS.
The Grand Commandery announce that they nad
made arrangements TO contribute $1,000 TO tho re.
lief fund.
The New York herald., 1871-10-12
Sent by the Relief Train 10 Chicago.


Al the meeting held In the Common council
Chamber, jersey Ciiy. last evening, under the
presidency OF chancellor Zabriske, the following
The New York herald., 1871-10-12

From the Herald Oct ILL.,
We present the names OF those who come forward
to respond to the appeal made at the Faneun Hail
meeting, the list being furnished by Mr.. H. T. Kid
der the treasurer OF the committee appointed to So
lCtt SubScriDtlOnS:-
The New York herald., 1871-10-12

From the Evening Journal Oct. 10.l
The meeting called at the rooms 0f the Board OF
Trade Mt eleven O'Clock this morning, TO raise sub
scriptions In aid OF the sufferers by the terrible
Chicago, fire was very largely attended, majority
OF our aiding citizens being on hand. Suhscrip-
lions were announced by the Mayor as fOlOMs;--
The New York herald., 1871-10-12
The Stock Exchange
o"oSot'p'ors, oc.''.''
Importers aud GrOcers.
Cha mber Of Commerce.

tMr. A. A.. Low, treasurer OF the committee ap-
pointed by the Chamber OF Commerce TO obtain
relief Tor the sufferers by the Chicago conagraIon,
reports the following additional subscriptions re.
ceived Yesterday October -
The New York herald., 1871-10-12
Douglass Manufactur.
Russell A. Erwin Manu-
Other Contributions.

Cotton Exchange 81 800
A. A. Stewart 5u 900
Mechancs and Traders' Exchange e............. 1904
Lodge No. lU6 o. of o. OF...................... 2U0
General Pos, Once Clerks $50
Cerks nj station 90
III b. caa,n Co s bands 5000
t;crmap Lieter 1ranz 1000
Guardian Mutual Life Insurance Company ct0
Park Lodge, No. ll6 y. A. Observation-Disclosures. ITO
Robert bonner (for Newspaper men) 10000
wv" v. capier or.".. - 5000
Carr lers ol station y8
Seventeenth precinc, police lis
prccinc. police go
Fifteenth precinct police 1v0
precinct police Observation-Disclosures. liz
Seventh precinct police. 12J
Comm les one Henry Smith, 100
Superntendent J. j. Kelson.. 100
Inspecor Dlks 90
Michael Creran Association. ........ 49,. ..... 30
s. Morgan Co. London 5000
Robin son. Chose Co Observation-Disclosures, ........ 5,UO0
The New York herald., 1871-10-12
THURSDAY, 87l-TRIPLE SHEET.

Yesterday afternoon George ID. PitKtn OF tne East
New OrK Boot, SnOc and Leather Manufacturing
Company OF New YORK, took subscriptions OF cases
OF boots and Shoes AT the rate OF fifty cases hour,
the goods to be forwarded TO the Chicago sufferers
from the principal houses In the vicinity OF Murray
ana Warren streets.
The New York herald., 1871-10-12
The Dry Goods 7,rai.

The Chairman OF Sub Committee OF One Hundred
appointed BY the Chamber or Commerce 10 solici
funds from the dry goods trade for the ree OF SUI
ferers at Chicago, report the following subscriptions
this atcrnoOa. October III, 1S7l:-
The New York herald., 1871-10-12
tosA
Chambers street AIercai0usH.
Wholesale Coal TraG ers.

coal traders OF TINS city was held at the oiiic
OF fle Pennsylvania Coal Company In Trinity
Ruidins yesterday TO raisc money for the reIei o
The Chicago sufferers. The following amounts wer
at once subscribed, and committee appointed u
rol oct frr har
The New York herald., 1871-10-12

from the Eagle. Oct. TO-
At a meeting held In the open air on Tuesday the
subscriptions poured in lively and in the following
The New York herald., 1871-10-12
'cnt, GrIswold a Kel-

1cHt, Griswo'd 4 Kel-
t1gg...................$l .$l 900
George III. jones. ........ no
Nathan Day / Co.. .....1, 900
Aldrich, Iddings Il Cliff
ton ,tUJ
VIM. Q. Langley 4 Co. ....t,UU
John ID. kostar (cart-
maa) )................. ~
ID. IA. III. Arnold 4 Co. =. 30
4. q. Pendicton, Benz. K.
Thomas aud porters in
warehouse of j. s. Il Z.
Wrigh, d Co. 100
a4un
The New York herald., 1871-10-12
way Company.

From tho Printers and Others Employed In
the Printing Department Of tho Erie Rail-
The New York herald., 1871-10-12
PhiIadcIphic,.

Mayor Eastman has teegraphed to the Mayor or
Chicago To draw on the Treasurer, Wuliam A. Fan
nlng, Tor 50, 900 at sight.
Philadelphia.
from the Day, Oct. IL.
M vaqt following In.
The New York herald., 1871-10-12
% Hand In flard NJ. Asso-

citation, Brooklyn. 80. g rs
II. IL. 30 W
g. Il. Kelly u Co.'S em-
p.oyes .................I .I6U 10
James Dooley. 10 0u
william Parkhouec, bill
poster, Al Centre streets 90
O. II. Barnard. .3JJ 10
Employees Of Moses Blum
II Wcil'................3i %
John 1'oole.. %
III. A. N. IL 10
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-02
TIE coNoUERoR OF Paris.
Letter from General Moltke Acknowl-
edging the Receipt OF the Baltimors
Sword.

Nine. Werner Dresel, wife Of the Prussan
Consul in Baltimore, and president of che German
Lales' Patriotic Society, has received letter
from General Motke, thanking the society for
the sworl sent him as the chosen general of the
German people Of Baltimore. The Gazette OF that
city publishes the letter as given below with the
explanatory remark that during the German Fair
held there last November this sword was in view
ant, every visitor voted for which ever German
general he pleased:
HEADoU4 U4RTERs. VERSAILLES, January %, 1871.
ffonofed LndteS-It were diff1culs for me to tell
my delight aud surprise at the receipt VI your
magnificent present, accompanied by so MaRy
good wishes for my welfare, and bag you VIII
accept my most sincere thanks for the manner In
wnlch you have hon0red my small services Tor
our Fatherland. You may be assured that the
sword will be treasured In my family as glorious
proof that the love OF Fatherand and high minded
sentiments OF German woman never die. Let US
OF the great sacrr fees made will receive the sam
appreciation as that with which 1t Is honored by
you who from so great distance follow Impair :
TALLY aud With warm, patriotic heart, step by
step, the events at home. The fact that your Hat
terlng present comes to mel connection with the
charitable act fur our poor soldiers and wounded
raises IL the more In my estimation. May God
spare you long to such good deeds.
With renewed expression OF my heartfelt
thanks, l have The honor TO remain your II ost
obedlent servant, V. MoLTKE,
General OF Infautry and General-in Chief Of the
United German Army.