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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-24
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LONDON, May 23--Nuon.
93A 'nds 902s. .,'~iN
FRANKFORT, May 23-Bonda 9Gs< '
LIvEnPooL. May 23-Noon.
quiet and steady-nplands 7A07H:
Orleans 75a@7A. I'>S'Is' :
L1vElppoL,. May 2s-Eveniug.-Cot. %
Tan closed IL shade frmer-upands Tx /:
Orleans tx; sales $4,000 bales; export
and speculation 2. 600; ut seu ready due
from New Orleans tx for middling.
Yarna and fabrics dull. g
NEW YoRK, May % 3-Noon. Flour
dun and declining. Wheat strongly
iavors buyers. Corn unsettled. Pork
Ii. ~. Cotton qniet-nplapds 16; Or.
leans 1914; sales LOCO bales. Freight,
tirm: 9 Governments dull and steady.
Stocks very strong, bnt dull States. dnIl
and steady. except Tennessees. which
are active. Money T. Gold lIk.
Steriing-long 1886 short 10%. III
r. NJ. Cotton frtn, with sales of
2.12o bales. at 161s. Flour-Southern
qniet and heavy; common to f,.ir extra
6.15(9E25; good tn choioe 7.3Ufa9 90.
W!hlll'sAey quiet, ut "a. Wheat heavy aud
iGow- winter red aud amber Western l go
S9A. u: Corn irregular aud unsettled.
ss,ca ~ o74t@S%. Pork frmer, at l6 0O(0
.o.oo. n lard steady. Fr.ights firrn.
@onsy easy. at 2@4 Gold II HalI *.
governments closed ]sr. lower. T.n-
nessees and new South Carolit.as firm;
o.a otners very dull. Tennessees II 4; new
a. .Ytrginins 6SI; new 73. Louis.
Aiabamas IOB; IS ~. Gsor0;os AZ. =.
80. North Caruiluas Az; new SszI
South Carolina* "a; uew "a
'CINofNNArf:: May i23.i- iaioiir' dnji and
utnchahgedaI -Uofn:: dro6piag, ut 5B(a54.
Pork .in ,tght dgmand. III eisis,snirS, vt
l6-5o. = Eafd- 1919. : Bacon iAteady--
shoulders sn 6226h sides SzsGa934. i Wh,sley
9Ol ..esr. u ri"llf .,......rT.,,,
s BA1T1Mong: J. ! s!7 Mhy 95 ~ Flour ,firmer and
III IMPROVED den,and.A Wheat anis. aud
steAd y. Corn = motive white 76;a76;
Southern 76 Provisions unclaimed
Whlskey bends up. at 95-holders ask
higher rates. Cotton .<1niet- -middiinU
I5l9; sales $50 bales; stock Q. 6Y5
NORFOLK, May 23.-Cntton oniet-
low mlddlihg. l416; receipts 80 buies:
ssies 25; stock 1,7tlH.
: BosToN. May 23.-.Cotton aniet and
hrni niddiing ;161k(0I6L: receipts 177
bAe Gales 400s .stUuk Y,ON'.
: NEw ORLRANs, Mny AZ Pork t}ul, and
lower -meaas;76:n70i7,OO. Bacon dull
aud iowsr III {@l0116;. sugar-cured
haais lasa,9 II , Dthera unchanged. Coz on
receipts ATS bales; saies 4. 200; stock
CHAnLEssEoN, May 23.-Couou qniet-
middi,ng i5L@i5as; receipts 4e0 bales:
sales 800; stuck IL, 1888.
Mobile, May 23-Cotton uniet-nid
ding aoI; receipts 297 bules; sales 800;
stock 81, l68.
AUGUSTA. May 23.--Cotton qniet
eue t1rm, ut l422a for Liverpool and Is
Tor New York middling: sales $50 bales;
receipts 80; stock 1868.
GALVESTON. May 23.-Ootton quiet
god ordinary 1871; receipts 08l bales;
sales 900; stock So, ,9OY.
WILMlkoroN. May % Cotton firm
midtlllng l42l; receipts so bules: stock
1,217. 'o
sAvANnAn. May 2a-Cotton tending
np-middllng l494C@l5; receipts 375
oales; sales 900; stock 25 543.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-24
A New York. despatch, of the 10Th

A New York despatch, of the 10Th,
says:
Emma Claus, aged sixteen, died TO-.
day, from 9 pistol shot wound inflicted
by herself: Yesterday was to have been
her wedding day. and Emma. her parents
and friends assembled in the Church of
the RedemEtorists awaiting the arrival
Lof the bridegroom, George Reed, q
young mpns bnt he failed to come, and
iSmma's ,,i relations and, friends returned
nome. The girl, overcome with grief,
manufacturing Reed had seduced b. Z
qnested to be left alone; and soon after.
wards the report OF . pistol shot was
heard, when her parents; rus shed to her
room aud found SHE had shot herself in
the breast. A warrant has been issued
for the arrest OF Reed, but his where.
abonts is unknown.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-24

Tho Radical "a Kla:.. ere operating ;a
Pickens County. A coIorsd Democrat.
named Andy Gwin, had lis house burned
recently, and two other colorcd D.mo.
Gratis were badly beaten ct the same time.
The Radical Deputy Sheriff of the Coun.
ty wns the leader Of the XII Kluxes.
@!n New Orleans, q woman sent her
child for Jug OF whiskey. The child
fell down. broke the jng and spilt The
contents, for which the infuriated parent
beat it to death.
DIHD FROM HIs IEJUnIEs:-Henry D.
Gefken, the youth who was ran over by
the city railvay cars last week. died lasi
night from the effects OF the Injuries "a.
ceived. Charleston Ns,os.
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OUR sAnIPLE BUREAU

Is a success, and we are now distributing
Goods over tho entire State through its
agency. The most oareless obaerver cannot
but see the great advantages to be derived
from dealing with live house, like ours.
where everything is kept moving by systasa
and order-where no extra profits are taeked
on to pay idle hands. or course, We can and
do SELL GOODS CHEAPER THAN ANY
HOUSE IN THIS SECTION. A ,;ptoaitiye
proof is, that We aeli more Goods than all the
rest added together. That is the proof.
Tho people know whero to buy cheapest, and
let the stranger follow the great public. In
buying, let them follow those who know
April 8 " W ~0'
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-24

New York ladies GO calling with pink
ea,ae. bearing their names iu small 9ilt
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-24
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/ oHsarzsrox May 2as+Arriyed steam
.er arnesIAdeer, New: York.
BgENos AYaEs. April 81. The yellow
daily, " Nv
San .FRANersoo, May 2O.-The official
reports of the military authorities on The
late massacye OF Apaches ut Camp CRAM
are published by order of the depart.
mont commander. They charge that the
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-24
.'',BEST i GA A D1Esg

From the lowest to ths. hishea.. aud nd We feel
confident that. ell those fa7oring us with an
order trom distance will be pleased and
aaGsfied that
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-24

/ AuSEiS3mfaa maa'Sssa asS.II.,:.:
Extensive Sale 9f Gr3ek$y. E.snas sand Gio:3.
toare. at 4Gotfon. "S0':-
BY D. G. C.PEIx1TTD & s0H.
THIS 1Wednesday) mo 0RNINd. sab, 1t half-
room, without least reserve, In quantities TO
The following finely assorted stock OF the
Breakfast and TEMPLATES, Steak and Veee..
liable Dishes Coffee and Tea Bete, In 4ine ss-
GsS1fssment, Gnfsaa White M and Rockingham Pitchers,
H.n Honee ana Ten Pots, Milk Bowls. Large, Fluted
5eI 5ellow Bakers IAN elegant variety Of Chambar
fe.s, spissoons, Glass aobiets, !fumblers ana
hsndaoms hmdSnndes; hesHtiiul olase Tea Sets. in
and Granite Chamber, &C., do, together WITH
an sssortment too numerous to mention, -b,,t
feu5)ect 81 & to tho inspection Of the public prior
Mzv "a : ~ 80 eHc"t :.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-24

For Sale,
Z S0n ACRES OF LAND in Barnwen.
CsONyO on the Edisto.
t2o ACMES In Kershaw-in lots to suit.
Saw MILL and 600 acrt . OF Land In ..oxinp-
ton, on North Edistn, 81, 7,Goa.
o.eoo0 o0O acres Wateree Bottom Land, $2pr aero
90 ,''N ovv acres creek bottom and pine Land, st
60 j tnnue. pcl IEle. Honss In this city, 81, QUO
HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND. near the
city.s8 500. Apply to JOHN BAUBKRTT. :
oAttonrney at Law and Heal Estate Agent.
~. 90 1y
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-24

scythes and Grain Cradles.
y DoI superior OhAIN CRADLES.
- ~ doz Griffin's Grain and Grass Ssythcs,
)ust received and fui sale low by
may ~ JOHN A0EEW j. SON.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-24
CHOICE ARTICLES.

SuPERIOK GOSHEN BUTTER.
X nusar-cnred Strips; Hams and Silcs.
Extra Chocolate.
Italian Macaroni
Casts Spa, king Gelatine.
Cnrrants, Ginger Preserves.
Chron, damned Peaches,
Mace, Green Corn, G
Tomatoes, &c.
NJ ALSO, -
I'M. a"lo OF those celebrated GOLDEN HAMS,
with numerous other fresh and desira BILE
articles For sale lew by
Ma, a rs X n sENN & SON
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-03

Hte CaHu peil
iie gala3as
.ste stai me U
ou-et sve
.mH paa .u
sns-fr. aaflts vtIbi ~
GHnrtl aam tum
Gi q wH s
w,at lRiu saai
Hp.adc. Is 81 t
aam foU uiaAu an tu.t ep.y Hu
guae Wbu
lcfe ci-tu hgs
- nlt bu ye
20 HqauW Ggss thl- uH H
ae,b Ns uW
'Nuw t0ur iluto asI r
l.in ihr eiat mj aasHt aH
wiN Nser tlaa ilp Ieiel dire g pE-
ga, lnHr. >sm. ume H
ig And oa uitl Ng IN r Hma
wrote il.e letet alh ia.ul Iie uaifs.
aad llr jary nillal-u tbaat ha uuM
y li '"ff "is4 q tEt @
huhdlcd dlhds ass Htl va lN-
eiu, H,c vas seui ua n, -at geynaa
While tha remaining oc d,e tIoIa-
was pheal in I.g b tHrb ,rns laf
tIw rurplscor wpru 5e rlI eHwims
Ot thu ioacuilmH of r nnr Emusg#
judge lupW iHr9l cur- ese Ia
sruF hn
Ibr ua given otlc imE ll-
mrB UleNlu4 lba S mHatim af Jae
letter lhey lHpl trar1 tan fao wime@
own m1oai tlia .he hd up money OF 0af
.oun. ard nIlhuu h4vas lheir ,es lhag
tetmlwd Il yitdici nf NG Guhs
viii gupi drsciimlhv trpo that lal-
lowed; hnI i Nau,> Luther bad uol hrcn
arrested tor tleit -he woali haye he,H
obliged 10 seek prmccliui u lhc uai es,
or Tie excited people w,ula have mained
hcl II lpa.i ilthe, hd upl 4 mc more
Tie uext morning ] received uaie
mpl.umclt wrttcn. III vhieh was lalI
llH lbc within ua. onl} smulI token 81
Me gratitude due uW lng nay iisu, ia
bcfutol lhc l,uor iclturch..- maidm Is
wus .gucd Several tidl'Us' Utd con-
ained one hundred dollars SNfrl1 ai-
|taWmd, the yauh wao tir- braecl un
70 take up hc Gaze, Gdlrd uIon me- with
AL tle none, he soull raises bu sIew-
ei bin Ihat / 6ad atgsiy been padmd
refused hs hard earilgs
Before cH tGwui Nas guest at bis
wedding -ny fair ,4igul being he happy
bride.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-03

tNt Wtmaf or ANNAls. The
auuap, Il uicsl oliaiBtd nom domes.
iir aHtmal sud- bt 81. live weight "a guile
variable Ffun he statistics derived
frm il.c putls slaughter houses of Paris
ual Rrus.el. g alpya, lhal certaiu AMI.
maf ,igt1a. maob a. se,tnp ptf cent.
q meat nbte Others sise oui, 6tly per
,cat Tie nuau weight II meat produced
s. calculated II ln,-eig i pcr eout. ~ The
9iyc Wc,hsJ 10 begf cattle ln the case u
.Wep the prloti ou i lrom fart, 70 a1y
l.tr trut Il appears lbd tie dtiiecut
lbaducl- hum ukeo sheep arr a. tul-
lows Auox II the i've weight of l,aS2
paupd., ltI,ls mcst, 5,i1 paund. skin
llu4 gtga~e, AZ, blood ab.l; le,f and
hou. besd. ll tongue, g. Coz lungs
ned hcarl l5.83l liver and spleen, 2o0a
hHc.lues, 6t.Ia boss aud evaporation,
lai 82, making thc tpHl of $50 poands.
Tho rIodugl hua sheep weighing noe
pounds .as 10 luWs Meat, 81 pounds
.kn, 5.gl4 nca,c, 5.5ii head, i40s;
feet and hool-, .20l blood, 44os toaguo
luug-, heart, liver m,d -ldccd, taos; In.
te.liucs. G6l2; loss AID evaporation,
lg mablrg ihr total of lo2 lbs,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-03


8 Deembf s.a lates
st u 9e j wfth.
u Hd uer.yaIsl "lh
an f3aIe Wih
rf.e Usr eftlrpcat, ti.at make
-a IIeu IS lcr
lr aamat HaJ Ha balis mon
m,tIer aouu Co.., ia lc iIr must
Sc b a8 uIues q ibou4h ibpt
He a aau- sugl timg % b. the
Hd.y. aH3 ,ar, Is thm,
He a. a. Uses constitute ihrr lives,
s 4HH aH ltplt4l interest ut
Ui "A ou q ,unc fcw
ieE.-, dH0u4 uuet u,eW take placg
ssL ni tltraHpr cpIur gu1 control lIe
NH6 Har-e. ~uh Wrads We're dc.
adys "a ,sa bal began nja, ne cruss.
lua 81 He HHb,em h3 Iw,arlR e. apaW)s
Ie aUlg W ufigt pgguued lbc iaU 81
ut ki.adqm 90 aWna8a, the discovery of
huvl.cb tau iif-l yolagr To india 5y the
Nal ;, aaol liais tto eaicrmartiege 81
taN ,"' N'"sts "' Aut''la aN' Npu
"i" tHv invasion "i it'i' by liir French
& itt9. i.NVl l'e dteade ibd be&ah win
."r hgr.l'- "' .t.e L'hs im'iawca liVlo
''ttJ' .b'. "'r''ie 'b"t followed lhe pa''
sa-e "' tar S'"i"p Aei tl'oa-i''a)+ aud
U"t ""1h i''i"Nga iHc ia,i meeuug OF
'"y a'""s.@'"etH ~ FRANCE lt'e5'i'9"l
Ail tH'.r i'sll'u7 were lull ete'e"ts great
'H lie NNs'lN',' "i'N Eif7''f ~ tii'it euhse-
g'eott-' """ AFi ile hlost hlllhlhs oi
'a,ni oa--'bai WIN Nh'ah tllr ullecnlh
''i#'"A e'A''"--Na, 'i"i 50 ftc't 10 events
'> ,sv "e1'a' tiai' Is Ja-' Dtlpg aaded To-
'at s''o ol uelH'ed 'lmr. Ibrrc Is l"fd-
y ."\ 'il'a 'ba' ga" move 'he s>'i'ia
"aes '' hie"' "' eA'ite ii'rii N"lHer ilal
" H"' "e,h'i'a SINCE iHe beginning oi|
'He }'"' 4aol s'siiit thhte. hate bcch
''''"' %" w. q. tl"''ls nave "Hel' tit"l
'''''s'. h'Ne u'th uli""te'' lhe hiosi
a'e5tnl OF iLe temporal p"l'lie- has ceased
b" eAl-b ttw mIi"is have becu created,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-03

Thc farmer whose pig got 50 lean the!
auM crawl tbpug, tle cracks II lbrii
fn- nqrd thcir lan" b. is iag knol
Wlrjr mil-
Nbt s. au assessor oftaycs one Of tie
1854 bna Hep, bccmg be never un-
Hpl ps ans body
ma uc II eatd- q good tleal dareuds
aa ol pasius, uad good playing ob h
sJ
HIarl Grtie bm ID Goshen ffIrd
@ iuHfa bl brought doWtn Ouus
I.9fiu.fgaA utdelae pntu
M DIgJ sass iae maiH Hsy u her
hU.bagH 3. IL li.e e.ab ry1m stay. p5e'-
s nraaey ugai GU o. w.
gle Uaefl ,f litigation marvel u
mH mFsen TLewaie men Who would
auts iAc sii orthe sen e. re rafller
40 b. amw ilan & lie aiulsr fuey
H 6t aBstm AZ is.na uH tjanc.Ign
u't iHeuaiak
ame4 IA iAt f3g fgauds,
afaI Si4 nesl.es, uA, e.
e.-sl l.-a 1-a-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-03

LANcutar or 1ut FNN III there IL a
Language ct the handkerchief so there
i,ui the mell o,, the iau ~ far as
announced or recognized, the sigual code
Isl
Fan asi--l am independent, or not en-
gagged, or ! want partner,
iau slow am eugaged.
Fan with the right hand in front Of the
Iacr--Conc, lA-te ~ let a. refine.
Fan Win len hand Ia itout OF he face
Leave me; o. enough Of his
Open aud shut kiss me when you
will 81 can,
Open wilc y Ing DAT in tic lap--Loyc,
Open lnlI-F Friendship; Or ! am your
,iipud
ebut--lIate
Swinging the nn--Cau see YOU home
Pau h> The right cheek Yes.
Fau by the l-ll check No.
10 carr, ii tie lcti hand -Desirous or
sruNg acquainted.
Rap The lylt pain with II thrice win
correspond with You.
Canl with handle to ips.l will 0irt
with YOU.
Folded close ia The hand We arc
Aatchcd.
Thrust IN nockct or belt Enough Of
this OF wen meet again.
suihin2 knee with closed fn.--l'll All
.Ntf another time
Holding IAN by tastle or cord Keep
,uur appointment ur don be late
swinging tan around rapidly I'm i'm.
patient; % lct ~ gel away from Ibis,
l.iug nllcu hall opeu and hail shut
I'm uudecidcd on III tliuk Of Il,
Ia, iug il against lie heart. IN write
atuui o. .'li b sd 20 scar FROM you
n lcl cr.
ilohling II open before tic eyes.--Say
aguIls
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-03

EyrnYBopf KNOWS Us.--some say tha'
i is uf na usc ior them Ia advertise tha
lIey laye been IL one place Of bnsiness
~ their lise.. and every body know
lhcin sncI people secm 10 forget to take
MO consideration tliat our country Is 10.
ereasiug h population nearly fDny PEI
cont. every ten }ear-, and nu matter how
Did tie pare may be-, there are eonstan
changes akmg place. soinc move 70 otbrr
parts, aud stranger. gu tlitir plaaes. H.
illis age u llir Ofld, unless lbe nAine Q
4 bu,iursss irn i kept constantly before
.i.c public, sune uew drn# may start az,
sHd. by iibcmiy advertising. in sbDi
.Hc take lhe places of "a old ones, anf
d. latter rus4 out u il were aud be toi
uitteu. NJ man ever lost money BY j.
dielOu. advertising.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-03

.AGuYsu uplNlox.

For ny self, houd be thankful to re
ara 10 tie lubiis ot our grandmother
HN a b.mupt HAT will 10 to wear ten
ears; huyc fhcc dresses two for cycrt
pty Uud uuc lor "uict,' and wear thcp
ear alter year till lh6y wear ous, with
ut alienation; also tNisI my hear up il
plain Wad u the back ol my head; !
HUH,d tbcn lave huDre lime lur fcndin,
nd study, aud more money to ,puud Ia
uUhR, Weumes, md unyelpg, 10 "a,
.lglEirg ui lhc Unlimited time and mone
.ar doing gpud. And know of yera
HmN women who would be only to hap
"a 90 throw a.idc The wciH,umt shacket
j fashion. Bat what would be the re-
ml2 With the maiden 10 more bcaux
jib lbr ~itc. It cessation Of devotion %
Hr part of bcr husbaud-re.uis too dir
q be contemplated far m0mcut ! speal
, Ial know aud testify Of what has,
eeta have myse. been e. parties sDH
Jaty md economically clad, aud wa,
espI,cd and rejected Of meu; again,
ave begumorc iashionably aud expan.
tnsyns aird, aud had more bcauh
Hsu kucw whal u do win. by tlp
S#at wins dbtt ,bm3 Of the wise aui
sa a,om bachelors court and mare,
Hlug tbe yast arms 0l working grIsi-
Ael are dressed simply, and are aceus
eucI 10 habits 81 eeeuam} Ihey wonlt
~ glad cnpugIi OF good hos f.. aud would
HabcrNpIleu wives fhey aru pcr.on
,as attractive, and doubt NOT, are quii
- radaeI ana iipligeul il, rie Ncug
lm-hiJHaJe wUuw3, wins is there ppt
gfeu ef dcmaaa Tor llem ~ wives, aud
auy me usl lhr flga MclImu-rysa d,u-
u lHe m,kelt Lel ue f,crs speak tH
Hemsraes BE not deceived, Q, III
5rlmca With Aou lies fins fault: ftH
tu must come the remedy y-relu.c TO pas
amn 10 silks, pamiers, ttiil, nd elis
ou., aad W. shall - over 10 calico ii
sauaIieus.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-03

WnKfs HoorlIs MoNFY The New
York correspondent Of The san Francisco
iuletin tells this: Edwin Booth has
eycr been 10 Wasliingtou since the death
/ bis brother after Tie assassination Of
President Lincoln Before he left Mon
real, ou Ids last trip to Washington
Nihe- Booth deposited 5000 IL gold IN
ar Bank of Montreal II Is there now
lis mother las legal right to draw the
money, but shn refuses to do 50, aud her
wing soHs refuse 10 allow her to touch Il.
llrn il remains, aid there il will remain
mli tie time provided by hw for lis re
eplion has expired Then Il will 70 70
he British Government, and become
lmit uf the fortune VI the crown The
filcgt. Of the bank arc anxious 10 get
,ltl Of The deposit an have several times
written 10 tbc depnsiior. The latter have
uceu uniformly dun 10 refusing Il, but
Yey loyeueyer given any reason for %
lJlu9.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-03

Young Women often keep their lover
81 leafs fe',' .ays Gfumwig, lo,,.
iibe beet i pfsergcd 10 brine
A. old i0per being requested % define
hard dfnhiug said "a Was sliding on
toe- apd sil4ug Dld water"
Why isa ~ with assisted Tall Ike
the guosi q, Ilalal = ye aasg i cou.4
ia!s gsI5ld.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-03

IN 4 BAp Ffx 1t won't do 10 play
tricks on some women. A man named
lIolchkiss, l., Newark, the other night,
huught he would nave some fun in sccar-
.ug hi- wife, by dropping loose brick
Town tile chimney into the Fireplace IN
aer room. 20 he crept softly out ui bed
tud Win nothing on but his night shirt,
-Heukrd up stairs aud got out on the roof
Mr. llolchhi.s dropped nineteen brick
IoWn the chimney, each one with a Wig
iruns slam, bul his wife cvcrsclemned
/, eultars time. 50 Mr. Ilotehki~s gave Il
up aud thought he would 20 down stairs;
tml Mis- Ilotrlkiss had had cr head out
The Trap door watching him all the time
nd whcu he lad liti,hcd, she slut up the
zap aud fastened ii on the Inside. Mr.
ilolclikiss spent the rest Of The night sit
ug nli tie slnup peak Of the roof-[Lyn-
Iuu Uition.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-03
rnr norr cExls rrHALL.

noRpEaux, DEc q "A dispatch from
Susa ANNOUNCES that the Alp. wcgo
iefccd llrouA cslerllay and Imt the
workmcu finm both eids 1t thc llud
EMS tunueL ieincd 30 coagnumd us
upon ihc compItlim nl tla srcat work
HlsrnIf o. nm woeE.
Tho etcnl7 barrier belWern FGnee
ud lDaN has al has, been overcome ate
III ibis moment the wJrkneu wl1 flr 81
years have been wolking towards
rae, other la the bowels u tHe
NipS have doubtless met and With sud
fmiiarty as their diverse lauaWgcs wil
permit congratulated each oth,r IN tao
completion OF their more than hercu.
eau hbbr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-03

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iat eaau fIile va. taarg. aul have
aast vea aar q ue, 81 aug provisions
II 0utloi Hcu uho dap.eacl 1 come
i ..Is ai.l,farlrRslts.
jw p.ge 4ae.iaI nAc Won knowH
% u prisoner as,ias a.cl als mueg
,na a ugs stolen
"N, Sire
h aua lulcr haek anl Size
D, -p lu Heubr uer, lAue isle look.
ed aaia tg efae ever
U,. Iauher id ah, iid you
mot Iuioim yol1 Dlsutss "a ep,e Il 0hat
yUu Iad srctG eHlpu waiting lor Acr %
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-03

nHt hH# aN rrtA flii fEFu itta tiie
a
w iar
h au aeaei mlre
aa4ltH t br Iar q
@ asI 30 Si Hm Ar.
a 0 ea-s ae8s t.uHE
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M Nh Dle i us
ll dtcaa hgF iUua-
ni era- m ai#-
taa aalH-t sg 4 nun.
a ua4s-u 9sns nylu bad pe5n ~o-
lea a mps. ,na uel s.te WINS
iraaA olat hal ea-, tIpc
h au, iu8tHo pHcu the uiiness
Wa ulu lAr uines- s,arl puus
anp apl eusa nte og lar um
ie as- ! Bac autiug H4u ud large
iyaf- ebaluti.we,
"tbry teu aie sou arc lawyer he
ahel3ud
m lawyers answered
"IWWdasale aer Y8uulaiht can
la#I. iaf a s. Huacea
,Ae uuf sister
$50 Us ha aalsI. 1ut but
ilgu t Hr,aabl
lIe >IMfu saansa ia.scd
.AuN Hat gsud ior Hatliag a1.
1miy iatd ~ anything tu her o.
ag iar; ud /. PISS sua "a lu 4ot
i ut', llyg luu much, bul can raise
iauaYs
4 ilrhyos Q Wln.ut ! east my eyes
t,u lm prisoner, md ,lc Nas ~ tl,ai
uuup aoeiug = ue oe caught MS
e and lhe yVlum Of catreiiy read
KS u. s,ube resolved ins iuahtntut =
asse aHi Nea 10 ths 4ii al asset
tf Il sih wished u,o i, gleal hsr. 3l,
/ lHsuerH yes tlten luiJuned the
H tla ua. read ID cn.cf nlp iae
t.e aill aa. Admitted "a uura The ,0u4
aHHnr u satisfaction That rau qlicsts
NHga hc ruu tul nc .yilsfe the
"a sf ieetie uefe. asked
h3uenys cessation that / miglU
lrak 70 up client went uud se
1Nu &, lgr side, aud asked her to sta G
Hdtg lHe WIiJ,c ctsc. She told me
ac bad Ivcd nuh Sis. N,,cby uctrl
$50 ears, add bld uptu AaI tuy trm,
e bcurs Abon $50 weeas ag1, size
al byt ni-res. lo.l slup
.sHt Iai,scH Il irm hrr drawer" DE,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-22
A. B. DRIESBACH.

A. B. DRIESBACH,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER ~
Groceries, Provisions
Wines and Liquors.,
Flour and Feed.
CfOckery and TinyVare,
Hardware and Bolts.
Ii Blasting and sporting
Powder.
Safety Fuse.
Clothing. Boots and Shoes,
California Lime,
Plaster Paris.
Eastern Cement.
Eastern Hair,
Whiting,
Window Glass,
Paints and Oils,
Wall Paper,
Window Shades,
Picture Cords.
Patent Curtain Fixtures.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-22

and the translation of the ciphers
themselves, which are full of histor-
ical interest, will be found in his
book, published at Venice in 1869.
Lord Bacon, who was very Jealous
cryptographer, defines the requisites
of good cipher as being three fold;
first, that it can be easy to write and
read; second, that it be difficult of
detection; third, that it be void of
suspicion; by which last condition
he means that the message be writ
ten in such a manner as not to raise
the suspicion of stranger that it
has a secret meaning Macmillan's
Magazine.