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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-08

WANTED, GENTLEMEN 10 BUY
w SHIRTS, Hosiery, Gloves, Ties, Cellars,
handkerchief at AROHERrS BAZAAR, and save
so per cent. by the operation 1nn8-0.
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Dnil1ii1e mdterial.,


T IME AND LETHS.
1850 bbls. Fresh LINE
103, 600 Laths.
. Landing from Schooner Frank and Emily.
IN STORE:
For sale by OLNEY & CO.,
may22 Nos. II and Is Vendue Range.
B D E IS 0 T.
No. 81 CHURCH STREET,
CHARLESTON, s.. c. ..
BUILDING MATERIALS Of all kin constantly
on hand and for sale low.
Agency for ~MAKBLEIzED SLATE MANTELs,
Manufactured By the Penrhy1 Marble Company, q
substitute for marble, at reduced rates.
orders for Eneamtic Tile for flooring. and en-
bossed and cut Glass for windows, doors, &C.,
PROMPTLY filed at manufacturers prices.
Just reserved a lot OF S4SdEs, BLINDS. &C.,
and for sale very low.
p U. Box S74. Z. ID.
maybe
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fpr Sale.

EOR SALE CHEAP, A HANDSOME
eI Whitehall BOAT, 10 feet long. Apply ct NO.
141 Meeting street. up. stairs. tun8-S
.EOR SALE, AFINE SETTER DOG, FIT
for training. Address A. B., Pesteface.
IuuR .
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WANTED, A GOOD COOK AND.
w WASHER, for. q small family. Must be
well recommended. Inquire Of A. B., Postosfce.
inn6-3
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LOUISVILLE, KY, September /.
Il feel that we nave now an article OF gin suit.
able for such cases as that remedy Is adapted to.
DIR. J. W. BRIGHT.
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DoOTs. SHOES AND TRUNKS.
Ell Ell

BY Fall River Steamship from Philadelphia this
day l am receiving q fresh supply Of those Gents
lIand.Sewed Magic Fitting FRENCH CALF
BOOTS. With much time and labor, l have the
same for Boys and Gents.
EDWARD DAILY,
mar22 No. 121 Meeting street..
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A LADY, DESTROYS OF A FEW. MUSIC
n Scholars, will give Lessons at the following
low terms: Per quarter S1o, tWo lessons q week;
half lessons for So. Apply at chs ONCE.
tunS-thstu3*
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VTANTED, BY A COMPETENT MANU-
w F%ACTURER, a situation as Boss Weaver
or Superintendent Of q cotton mill. Please ad.
dress ". LEHWERT, East Jaiirey, N. d.
jun3-8A
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WrANTED TO RENT, BY A PUNCTUAL
w and permanent tenant, a neat and pleas
ant!y situated dwelling, containing not less Than
four square rooms. The western part OF t3e city,
or the neighborhood Of the Battery preferred. Ad.
dress, stating location and lowest rent, Tenant"
once or TIE NEWS. aprls
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"ANTED PURCHASERS OF TICKETS
w 10 the Land and.Immlgration Association
OF Messrs. BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY l. co.
Tickets now ready. viii be glad to zoe ray friends
at Mr.. E. N. M0RELAED'S Office, No. 20 Broad
street. EBES COFFIN, Sub.AQent. Smay29
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A N ACTIVE YOUNG NAN (sCOTCD
IA wants q situation; is acquainted with Dry
Goods and Groceries; ls q good Accountant, and
willing to make himself generally useful. Can
give tfst.class references ADDRESS Veritas, OEce
or THE NEWS. mayl6
The New York herald., 1871-02-08
MsSONlC.
THO Grand Royal Arch Chapter of New Yor1

Tao Grand Royal Arch Chapter of New York.
ALBANY, Feb. I, 1871.
The Grand Royal Arch Chapter Of the State ofNew
York assembled In this city at eleven O'Clock this
morning. NJ. Il. Grand High rriest John W. Simona
Of New York, and oil the grand officers, were pre-
sent. The Grand Chapter was opened In due form.
with prayer, by the Grand UnaplaIn. The Grand
llgh Priest ana Deputy Grand Ign Priest submit.
ted addresses, which were referred to special COM
mitees The Grand secretary and Grand Treasurer
presented their annual reports whlcn were re-
tcrred The Grand Lecturer submitted report or
his labors during the past year. After the standing
committees were appointed the Grand Chapter was
called from labor to retreshment Until Wedne day,
at ten O'Clock III the morning. This afternoon tho
Grand Eigh Priest VIII confer the "Order oi High
PRIESTHOOD" ana this evening Grand Treasurer John
8. Dickerman Will give reception to the grand OIL,
GERS at his residence.
The New York herald., 1871-02-08
EEW YORK LE4lsLATUa 9.
Senate.

senate
ALBANY, Feb. 2, 1871.
The bill amending the charter the Hudson and Harlem
River Canal Company passed.
BILLS Drsposnp OF.
sThe following bills were disposed OF as noted
Prohibiting boneboiling within the corporate limit Of
New York cy ordered to third reading Incorporating
the Weschester County Trust Company THIRD reading
Amending the charter OF the Ogdcnsbrg .ake
plain Railroad Company; third reading.
TIE HARLEM PASSENGER
Mr. CnRAMER moved tint the Committee on Municipal
Al airs ascertain whether the provisions the law Of l69
relative TO the passenger depot of tho Harlem Railroad Com.
pany have been complied ah and report that body by
what right certain parties have sczed public and private
property for fad depot in direct violation Adopted
CANAL
Mr. HARDENBnEaH introduced bill to abolish the Office
OF Superintendent of Canal Repairs TO give adaon
power TO the Canal Commissioners for efficient
nomical repair and maintenance OF the canals.
BILLS PASSED.
Recurring annual reports from the Wcschcster County
Road Cominfsstoners. Securing payment laborera
railroads b the companies when not paid by the contractor
1HE LOAN AND INDEMNITY COMPANY.
Mr. BANKS introduced bill amendatory of the charter Of
the New YORK Loan and Indemnity Company, giving u
power 70 Increase the capital by third vote
Adjourned
The New York herald., 1871-02-08
In all The States.
IN Northern State o,lg.l \
DATE.
In the above GONNA rIson It must bel borne in mind

In the above comparison 1t must be borne in mind
that the number OF traders now reported has bee1
rapidly increasing, and that in 1870 we mad our
books 100000 reports as agnlnst perhaps $50, 900 in
1860. The proportion OF faurea therefore, is not as
great as appears at first glance the r&io low being
about one failure TO every I4o persons in business.
country there Is much TO encourage the Legitimate
and conservative trader. The consumers as q class
are In q condition or prosperity and large volume
OF business must necessarily be transacted safely
prudence and economy and wise dispensation in
granting credits are considered. No one need de-
spar In country sucn as ours; wondrous fertility
or soil. wide diversity Of climate, vast mineral
wealth, ease or communication, faculty OF trausp0r-
tation, increasing importance OF manufacturers lnd
free political institutions are all assurances Of
tuai success, no matter under what disadvantages
the trade Tor the time being may labor.
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Assembly,
ALBANY, Feb. 2, 1871.
GENERAL ORDERS.

GENERAL ORDERS.
The following bills were disposed of noted:
Providing tor laying out private family ccmc.cres or.
dcred to third reading Extending the operations OF the
act for relief from Illegal westcheser county
third reading incorporating the Bund sorgenfrs Of tho
city OF New York; third reading. Incorporating tnc
Grand Lodge the ssnsvoen and rrytectve osacr r Of
taking ce deposons Of aud dlscharGIng detained wit.
nesee1i third reading Incorporating tie American toAi
FuSi CompapTi third readjns
The New York herald., 1871-02-08

to-day took MP tne Dll IOr uic Teicai VI tuuSc Seo
tons OF the or july 1870 relating TO the tax on
incomes. After short discussion vote was taken.
resulting as foliows:-
nor Pepeal-hlessrs. Hooper, Kelley, 9th, Nc
Carthy and Brooks.
Aoa,,1l Repea.-Messrs. Maynard, Allison, Blair
and Marshall.
Mr. Hooper subsequently reported the bill to the
House aud made an effort to have Il put upon It's
massage. but objection was made by several of the
country members, VINO win vote against H. Mr..
| Hooper gave notice that he would move to 60 into
| Committee of the whole Immediately after the read.
,ng OF the Journal next Thursday, with view to
| getting action on tie bill 1t win meet
with some opposition especially from those members
represent exclusively agricultural constituencies,
who 90 not pay amy portion OF this particular tax
aua who arc extremely anxious to saddle It upon
others who 90. The letter OF the Secretary oil the
Treasury, which was laid before the Committee
yesterday, and afterwards presented to the House
and ordered to be printed, does not seem to have
had any effect upon Committee. 1t Is being In
dustrously circulated among the members, ana
those who sustain the Secretary In his policy OF pay
Ing of the principal OF the public debt will no doubt
he affected by 1t. 1t is thought however, that the
bill VIII pass when II comes to a vote.
Ben Butler's Feniun Resoiutions-The Semnt Q
Opposed to the Measure.
The Senate Committee on Foreign Relations dis.
cussed To-day the resolution Of General Butler,
which passed the House few days ago, welcoming
the exiled Fenians who recently returned to this
country. No action was taken; but the indications
are that the committee will report adversely upon
| them, majority OF the committee with Mr.. Sum.
| ner at their head, regard the resolutions
as unwise and insxpedicnt 1t Is held that
suoh action on tho part OF our governments would
The New York herald., 1871-02-08
RELIEF ras the fRsaCN.

The Executive Committee Of the committee Of the
Chamber OF Commerce to raise funds and supplies
for the relief OF the suffering population Of France,
held meeting yesterday afternoon at the Chamber
Of Commerce. The following subscriptions are re-
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pei. fswte IN berex prtesrsanen tn Irant-
ret&. Dext&laue. Gnslans unb Anertea.

pei. fswte IN berex preesrsaxen IN Grant
ret&. Dtxtf@laut. Gnslans aab Anertsa.
beutltd Seaas aussefprs&es ussser ftt.
CUR erret&xns ttres 9anptatelss tattsn bic
Gos'mantfen ste abi&afuns Der btsber!ssn
seftui&aftlt&en 3ufdnte, hes 8amtltsnle'
tens. bes G,bredtss unb bes geRses auf
TIRE Gatne sei&rieben. P. @aref&e faerte
bann aus, bas bic BsRr:bunsen Der Snter'
nattonalen, tuenn lie 3ur a~usfatruas tdnaen
bic ssoenwdrttse Gioilifattcn. bic Gru@t 70
uteler Satrbunberts, ~pptfdnbts serntdten
unb bic Belt In bic trafefe Bar
baret 3~uradaur;en naasten. Gum S&luds
notes Der Steiner untsr Gem lautefen Betfaa
bes selammten Auottertums auf Biz fattc.
lif9e STRIDE ais bic etustse @etterin Der iest
10 bebrotteu G,sleaf&aft bin, uno prosnehi
eirte ben beutisen slaubrnslcien unb slau~
bensldwaaen &esterunsen anb Der 10 ttef
eefuntenen @efeal&aft bic trauriste 3u-
funft, penn ni@t balo etne &ldfetr au ben
9riRli9en Yrtnetpten, 3u elmer POM @.tfs
pesG trtNentbuns bur&petten M%nldauunes>
unb q%etenswsiie erfslssn u,rbe. Dieter
ausssseidnete 8c!tra9 ruurte gum Beeeu
oes 6oipttals Der barmter3tseu SGwefern
setaltsu uup bra@te cine anfebnlide Gum.
me Elm.
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Neut9fetten.

Gtufur&tbarer Aurxbrfa nb
an, scstsea Rontas In BET Staot 2onbou.
berrs I'm Rerben Srlaubs fatt. 6ett etnt'
a.r 3ett uaren Don ben ~prentiee 8oYs"
unb ben Rttslteberu anberer orsautfrter
protsfauhf4er 9eftaf&afteu gorbe,eituu.
aeu setrcfen uoroeu, UNI ben Satrestas Der
S@ltesuns her Shore Der Stabt bur& bic
Gtnmctn.r sesen bic 9ruppen 86nts Sd
eobs bes 3uetten III ftiern.-Dtefe 9tat TT
pte betauptet wtrb, am Is. DECEMBER 1855,
betm 8estnne Der gelaseruns BON Derry,
Yonbra@t mprben.
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Gorrtfppubtn3.)
6basta, "a, Deg. 1871.

titber @%auterer!
Da ta MIR bente, bab Du germ ron benen,
Il: fir ben u@anperer" rpanpern, etpas e.
;ltrf, 70 nil t4 Dir Elm raar 3silea i1rei.
sen.
2ettsn Mcntas sinss alto per sduasrs
@apren fort. Nm erReu Sag lit mir fstn
Walbeur 3u @s"tt sefcmmen; babe btr
tlob Elm paar rs&s Quartiere aussemadt;
eaSn sins's nos 9entcn. Die Yerptner
eisies Ylases fin ,c1 Grpartuns Der Iinss.
bic ba fpmmeq HHcen, penn eas Dampf.
rob bort pcrbeji u5!. Wte 8entcn test 1T,
nil i'd Dir fur; iasen. Gin 0efdlitsbaus
ftett nebeu benz anbeyn, fur ZEN @aumen f.
wotl ais fur anoere 8ecurfnide Der 8eiu
der. SIR Cen UeiR taben bic nads,sa
G,nwcbner ouh nitt serseHen iu iorsen,
lneem tn Der Witte ces Ylases cine Stride
%frsunolta fiji erbebt, in welder i4 an Is.
,. DTS. etne Mense anod&ttssr uno ;ufrte'
pener Qeute e%tnfanpen. 6otw. 9r. ST. So
plat pom Waecnta par udmli6 bert, I'M
@otxsotent 3u balten. Sir bic alien Col
baten DEFENDERS, Die bel Nalsutue in Der
S1la6t paren, mar bteier sag etn beicn'
persr @eod&tnistas. Infer 6reunb 81. 9.
Streutens 1T nader auf lsinemvoRen; babe
fur st1 aud einise Quarttere bsaeQt; beju
DIT nur ete Qeute rs4t Feteis.
als td gun. etdot&eu btnaus stns, bot
d@ uastnen Nnseu Elm 81ufen Quu,ber bar.
aus ben, man faf etxeu ;peiten Great Cas-
tern terlt Ten t6nnte. Absr bieies 6ol3 IL
fur @asenartetten beRtmnt urb 3rar pon
unierm 0rsunoe Sutn @sinmann. b! fet'
men, 6answert bur@ meiferbafle Nrbeit al:
Gtre ma&t. gun, M6rftr s.t6rt elm St6'
fer. fast man, unb 70 aud gun, Wasnsr etu
S&mieb, unb ben fanb t& In unf.rm Greun
be s. Reptfon. au@ pom tbm fam man
faeen bic arbeit lpbt Zen Nttfer. DIV
GetR. bae Is tter un, bic Arbttt nt&t f&le&t
tefe1t IL; t& f6snte Dir nod Inbere uen'
uen. bod nil i'd fur beute reinen Raun'
ni&t ldnser In anfpru& nebnnen unb f<ess
bamtt, sae ID uetnen 6erberas gdttrn uue
bereu gefpsufen fdr bic freunblt&e eeutr'
tbuua b.Rens bante. >. n.
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renbeu SeuerstrunR tetmeefa&t Dus
Neuer Brad I'M gRttterua&t In Der @6ut.

renben SeuerstrunR tetu8efa&t Das
Beuer brad I'M Nttterua&t In Der S&ut.
n,aa.rwertaatt bss Germ Sotx e¶
3wtf@en Rorrtfou aae Ouetoafr. tn BEN
aus 9ol3sebduben beaeteubeu 8led an be-
@abfette BON GsIsse Mpenue. aus, uab IN
wentsen @tunben mar btefer san3e slod,
NIT ausnatne pon utleY's 8leiberlaeen
unb Aptin's G1enmarenlabeu, 3erf6rt.
Die BIiuoeu In ben Ser. Staaten. TN.
ter ben Mufidssn I'M Sabresberi&t besGou1'
mi1drs fur Gr3iebunsswsfen bsfnbst fl@
etne irtere6ante N,ttbeiluns BON Or.
9ount in Bottom Iber ben 0~linben.lnter"
ri@t. gon ben 10000 blinben perfonen,
wel6e na4 benz Genius pom 1870 tn ben
Der. Staaten leten, pureen etsra 81 Yro-
gent bltno sskoren, 40 prp3ent erblinceten
burd Sranttett unb IA Vrosent burd lln'
fdQe. S6uleu fur ben lnterrt6t Der 8lin.
ben ,purten in europa ;uerf 1884, in Nme'
rita I'M Satr 1929 tur9 Or. Sobn Silber
erSfnet. Or. 9owe ibernabm bic Qeituns
Der MaGahuttts, Wnnalt TN SABRE 1882.
Gs taben 81 Staaten 8orfe6runs fur bic
Gr;tebuns ttrer Blinbsn setrcden unb 6S
@tulen inb In Sbdttsfeit, con renen II
ausfdliesltd Der Gr;tebuns Der 8linben &C.
rtbmet finp, wdbrsnb bic u5risen aud fur
9%aubfumme Grsen. Ste tateu cine Doti<
runs sum sstras ron s3,5oo,ooo uue sdb
len iest 201S 30slinse. SIN 0an;sa iino
bister 647O 8linoe ersoseu wrrcen.
Iom Cate Superior -Die Dslutb .5rt,
buue" propse,sit fur ndtfes 6ratiatr e'ne
fletne g6ltslwanberuns nab Stlter Sslanr
In Der Dcnnsrbai (Surericrise). TAG arcse
Silberlaser (h auf Der 5Hfa teFneen,
ft:int un,wetfeltaft. penieilers ino ensli
lhe Gapttalifen entihlcgtn 100000 in
5ittsrlano an3ulesen uno in srcssm Mab
fabe BeretauI ~ betreibeu. IS tsfacen
i'd iest stpa $50 8ersleute uuo Irheitsr In
ben Silbersruben uno bic 0siammtseoOlts.
runs tn Der Mdte Der @rubeu betrdst stSa
800. Dbns 3petfel nitro bteielbt TN Srla-
iabr Rarten 3uwa&s erbalten. Gin Capt
taltf bat 10000 ader 3u 81 PER Mder ron
Der eanaeiften Rssteruns eefauft. Gin
GROCER She'll bteits 2aubes liest 5000
Retlsn uett pom Supertprtee lanpetumdrts
as.
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9nldnSti4e Na9rt9ttn.


ct. Raal.-Am sortseu Donnerfas, as
am RauaensfeRe tes to&m'Ren5rn. 8if&ofs
S.. Grace. besaben f@ bic gcrfanosnait'
8lteber btefser fatboltfder geretne our Ne'
fiben3 unfers peretrten Oter6trten, nm benz
ftlben ttre 9o9a&tuns unb treue @n'
bdnelt&tett III be3eusen. Die Cathedral
Banb fptelte Dor Der bii&0Fiden &eaosna
pdtrenb ber Yrdlat fetuen 8sfu@ enpfns.
Su ensltf&er unb heutf&sr Sprade purben
ben, Btf&ofe bic wdrmaen @ladmaaf&e
Der ttefaen aattoliten barsebra&t, worauf
ber(elte feine Sreube lber bie(e 9uletsuns
uusipra&. SIR bic Deutfaen gang befou.
bers erbebeno unb ermutbtsenb 1T Is, bag
unfer Oberttrt f4 febr lobeno iber ben 81
fer ausipra6, nit wel@em bic &attoltten
bel jebem Anlafe bur& 0fentli&e 8unbse.
bund i9re Mnbdnslt6fstt an bie8ir&e an ben
Sag lesen uno CUR 3etuas ttr@li&er Teier.
li9teiten b~eitrasen. &u@ bic Sorse Der
Deutf4en fur CUTE @&ulen oeraulabte ben
8ifdof fttne Mn%erfennuns bteflr Defenders
aus3uipreden, tnbem Ct btefelben ermunterte,
arf bieitr Balm mutbis fort3ufabren unb 70
e,ae fefe @runblase fur bas seoet9en Der
Osmetnbe 3u Ieseu.
suf Der 9nrdreiie rad Cincinnati paf'
frte pater Wentnger sstern uniere
@taet, fhrcibt bte untou BON Gbieaso am
81. b. Mts. Bstanntlia 1T P. S. I. @e,
ninser S. J., Der bepeutsnsns &an3slrepner
unp Miiiondr, Cen Ger Seluiten'O rpen in
Mmerifa aufjuwetien bat. Der 0enanute
fat unfere Start rcr eem Teuer INT belt
fstner !3eit bic Gtnweitunsepreoist in Ter
ct. Solepbs.9afltfa, nahpem er fruber tn
Der alien 8rettertir&e fttne Ma&tworte CT.
f9auen lisb. Sest liebt Der eretfe Dtener
ser Stride pisber t6l;erne @ottsstdufer an
@tele ber pra&ttempel. tcFt aber es nod
iu erIeben, ZAP bic feet in &uineu lieeenb.a
&tr&en aufs neue aus berGi@e entfeben unb
auf,s neue itreu, sbelu geruf sstpstbt per-
ben.
GnsltfHe fattoltf9e @c&enbldtter teri&.
ten, gum 9if&cf Don Sort &apxe, ft Der
tp9w. 81. Sultan Benptt, Momintnratcr
Der serpatsten Dt0eefe unb lanstdtriaer@e'
neral.9iear bss perforbenen Btlapfs 9uers,
pom 81. Batter trnannt tporeen.
81 eabauuat, Ga, foa bemnd&f Der
8au elmer Gatbebrale In Nnsrtf senrmmen
werten. Die &r9ttetten8 alpmin uno yriee
tn Baltimore taben bic Nusfatrun9 tes
8aues fur lbs, 000D Dollars ecatrattli9 l'er,
ncmmen. Ole neue Gatbeorale fol etras
iber 200 Gu6 lana unb $50 Tus brett trer>
ZEN.
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Ger 5efuiten

wirb tn 1eutjdlonb ron Der fort{hrittli4en
preEe unp swar tesuntist BON tcGieterosn
gerfSnlihteiten, ber infame @crnurf &c.
maGt, le fdnben nit Zen Gcmmunilea In
@erbtnbuns. Sum ttelt Der ais 3anselreo.
ner berubmteS eiuitenpater@a rciae am sori.
gen Sountae etnen rTentlthen gprtras In
Der Rereantile qibrors @ane Ut ct. eouis
our 8eleuttuns bes Gommunismus unp Der
f%psenannten Snteruattonale. @adeem Der
seranete Reoner I'M Ginsans ieinss iber
eine Stunbe eauerneen Bcrtrasss aui bic
arcbeSdmIeristeit t~tnserteien hattie. rpelde
BE 2Sluns Ter Srase, bic Ct iiA jun gor,
purf 8enommen, BEN fddrffen unb Zen,
tentFen Becbahtsr beretten uaEs, perbret.
tete It f@ iber ben rlrfprans tss tn @ebd'
men wlbleaben unb an, 3turse aQes 8eRe-
tenten arbeitenbsnVe reins terS nternationa'
IL unb bes GoumuRismus Mit iter3eueen.
Der S4drfe wies ct mad, hab berAbfaa pon
Der firdlidenNutoritdt hM4 BE ipsenannte
reformation tes it&ssetnten Sabrbuneerts
ben erfen AnRob ~ ben serberbliden repp.
l~uttpndren Sheen eesebeu babe, bte f& aui
Der ati&uf1een Balm bes Stttsnttums une
tes &atteRalismus thinner uetter entmidel.
ten, bts lie In ben @rdueln Der fran3Sfiden
Gerclutton, Der Repoluticneu bes ueuntetn.
ten S~abrtuabsrts unb In Zen S3ant'
ttaten bu Snternaticnale ~ Starts
ttren btstsrtsen 6otepuntt erretdten. Als
etne wtttere Queue xnb als ben 9aupttebeI
Der Snternattonate bejetanete Ter &eener
sas tmnaes metr um I'D sretfenbe proleta-
rtat. bas ntemals aufeetomuea pdre. wenn
be unerfattlt&en peltltaen &ssisruueen biz
<aer nt&t aafsebpbsn anb bic fattolii&e
&tr&e. bic TN @tttelalter. CUR ;3ett ttrer
Ma&t, inner 70 sdterlt& fur ste Nrmex
eefcrst unb bte Roth b. nteee.eH 3laGtu
Der 8esolseruas semtlbsrt ane ertrdsli@ At.
uaa&t tate. xt&t 70 f&mdkli@ be.aubt aub
tires 6tnRuFes entiletpet tdttea. Darauf
lam P. Garefae auf bic sefdtnt&en prinet.
pten Der nteruattonale u fsre@ea, tpel&e BE
beforsntberresenbfen 8ortf&rttte made unb
ansebt@ f@sn 6 bis ! Mtatonea Ritslie.
te: In europa unb &uaerttA jdble, baranter
anetn SOC, 600 tn ben Ser. Staaten. als
bas 9auptprinetp her Commune 1e3et&nete
Der Steiner bic sdajli&e abf&afuns beraee.
Hstcu, wte fot&tS auf ben Gerfamuluusen
be Snteruattoaalen ~ @enf Brafel, Hea.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-12-19
Topics for Farmers Clubs.

The following lists of subjects for
the winter meetings Of the Waltham,
Mass, Farmers Club for 1872, have
been announced, together with time,
place, and disputants for each meet
ing This gives time for thought
and preparation on the part of those
appointed to engage in the exercises.
The programme may be of interest
TO the members of farmers clubs in
other localities.
The results of farming in 1871 land
what has been learned that will be
beneficial in the future.
Has the importation of foreign
breeds Of cattle, horses and othe
stock been benefit to the commu-
nity7
Trades and trade unions their in
huence on the business Of the com.
munity. Would combination OF
the farming interests be benefit to
their general prosperity?
Woodland and forest trees their
advantages or disadvantages to the
farm and community.
Farm and farmers what are the
indications Of good farming?
Swine aud poultry best breeds
Of each, and the best method of keep
Ing and feeding, and the profit or
loss
Fruits and vegetables proper
time to gather and the best way of
preserving them.
Mich cows; feeding and manage
ment in regard to health aud the
production OF milk.
The raising, feeding and training
OF horses for speed, road and farm
work.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-12-19
sea. DO You remember that Christ

seA. Do you remember that Christ
mas day is the first day in the year
in which the days begin to lengthen
On the Dist, I'D, 23d and oath of
December they are substantially at
q stand-still; but on the 18th of De-
cember the hand OF the poetic year
cuts one lock from the head Of dark
ness and hangs il like star on the
forehead of the day and to-day is q
minute longer than yesterday. And
the sun will not go back now. 1t
has set its face toward the summer
and though there are going to be
great storms in January; though
vast shrouds of snow will cover the
ground, yet you know, and / know,
the sun has gone to its farthest linn
1t, and has begun TO turn back !; and
That just as sure as nature is constant
in her career, the sun is retracing his
steps with summer in his bosom, and
that there are flowers, and there is a
whole world Of Joy coming. You
have no doubt of this in the natural
world. And | say that though the
days of the worlds winter are not
over, yet ] believe the sun of right
eOusness has gone rs far away as it
ever will, and has turned, and is
coming back aud there is to be a
future summer Of JOY and rejoicing
Of things spiritual, AS web as in things
temporal. Beecber