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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-18

In the gold loan market the rates range nom two
per cent for carrying to nat for borrowing The
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lOws:-
Cold cleared. 900
Gold balances. 1880 025
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3,059, III
The specie exports to-day amounted to $3.50 9se,
the total for the week being $5s2l75. mostly silver
The Sub-Treasury paid out $4,000 gold on account
of interest and $4,000 In redemption Of called
bonds.
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT
The total exports OF specie from this port during
the past week and since the beginning OF the year
have been as follows:-
Total for the week OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $685. 175.
Previously reported ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 55,l55,315
Total since January /, 1872 .s55, 1877 400
Same time 1871. so, SIT 1862
Same time 1870 as co., 1866
Same time 1869. 1885, $40
Same time 1868. Ga, 1871 063
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-18
TIE CITY BANK STOCKS,

The following were the bids for the city bank
shares New York, 1874; Manhattan, 147; Mechan-
tcs, 1888; City, 1885, Phenix, 1o2; Tradesmen's, 14s;
Leather Manufacturers, ITO; State of New York,
Ill; Mercantile 100; Chatham, $50; Bank Of the
Republic, 1l3; Bank of North America, 1929; Han
over, 1907 Irving 1876; Metropolitan, 1888; Peoples
14o; East River, 112; Market, 1875; Nassau, 1o7;
Corn Exchange, 1875; Continental, o2X; st. Nicho-
las ia; Marine, 1856; Commonwealth, SO; Importers
and Traders, 40; Manufacturers and Merchants,
100; New York National Exchange, OF; Central Ma
tional. 100; Fourth National Ill; Ninth National,
no. Tenth National so; Oriental, ITO; Bankers and
Brokers' Association, 81; German-American, 1O4.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railroad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-18

Yesterday morning Mrs. Sarah Scrbner. who re-
sides at 1871 Pearl street, was found dead in her
bed. The Coroner was notified.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-18

The total amount OF taxes paid during the past
week was $66,s22.
There were 4s5 persons arrested in Brooklyn
during the past week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-18

John Van Hyde, fisherman at Canarsie, was
killed by lightning on Friday afternoon while out
In his small boat,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-18

Lena Teis, child aged four years. fell from
third story window Of its parents residence, 81
Humboldt street. Williamsburg, last evening and
sustained fatal INJURIES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-18

Peter Dolan was held to answer by Justice Del
mar yesterday for stabbing John Zanders, one of
the proprietors OF the Tivoli Garden, 500 Atlantic
avenue, on Friday night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-18
FURNITURE.

FAMILY GOING TO EUROPE WILL RENT THEIR
n House, near Thirty fourth street and Madison av
enue elegantly and fully furnished, including piano,
linen and silver to private family only rent $40 per
month Address FRlSBEE, box IA Herald Uptown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-18

A GENTLEMAN OF LARGE EXPERIENCE IN
n affairs abroad for many years, with means desires
active occupation in legitimate, established bust
ness or company looking to an Investment therein;
mineral, iron or coal trade preferred Address CON-
MERGE Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-18

The Comptroller was informed yesterday that the
amount required for the proposed increase of the
police force to December 81. OF the current year.
will be $17s68 81. The Comptroller will issue GER
tifcates for the above amount.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-18

AT REASONABLE RATEs-MoNEY ON LIFE AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies also on Bonds and
Mortgages nsurances Of all kinds effected with best
NAMES J. j. HABRICH d CO., 1l9 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-18

William Graham, coalheaver was last evening
run over and severely injured by grocery wagon,
driven by Michael McBennett. The accident
occurred at North First and First Streets williams
burg. The sufferer was cared for by the police.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-25
Nufruf.

=. Grit ldueerer 3 it 1T unter ben Deutiden Ct.
Yauls rielfad ser @uni9 eeauBert CUR 80rptruns
rts reutlden @ereinsueiers> CUR Yaese Der idDnea
Ran(te uno WiNeni9aften, CUR @ranbuns elmer
osu'l6en Bibliutbsf &c. Elm i'm Centrum Der @tabt
~telssenes uno aaen neuercn Inforeerun9en ent-
lp:e1ences 0etluce ~ telBen.
Our 8elpre@une unb ndberen Beratbung tieles
9: eenltanbes ino Nae, bic 1A fir bic @a6e into
r%e'liren unb ssnelst fno, piele be na9 &raiten ~
~torcern, frsuaol,9t einselapen, ll9 am Samfag
Mbeno ben 10. Musull pra, is 8 ubr in Ser Muif-
bale 5u perlammeln. Tie perlt,srensn DeutIten
@er,ine uno Qcsen, bic wiinlben, lt an Rem I'm
terncbmen gu betbeilisen unr oaourt i9 elm ti9e<
mes permanente: 9cfll fir ibre re(pectipen :3uede
gu %9rlnsen> llt.b ~ebenfalls eriu6t, i9 in entlpre-
tenper Wetie in Der Scr ammlun9 1ertretsn au
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-25

y Siebs 4. 3. Brodbaus' GorYerlationsleri
Ffon. Oieles, iooem ea in B m Artltel nSdwet3'
auf bss S0lpnerwelen fOmmt, iaat: S'ebe
Is 1weiser" uub bebanoelt baum in einem
te'ouoereu uao ab5etreuuten Wrtif l. betitel1
v@1pei3er"- eben iene Mistbruppsn, oeren
Welen uno &barafter oenn aud NIT Der 5dweis
unp ben g9mei,ern a 8 iol9en 70 rpenis ~ tbun
baten, n { Der &baraf.e, Der beutl6en Qumps. be
Napo:son nit Bettelb,tsfsn btlaltigren, nit tem
&barafter Der beutlaen Natton, wel9er Der @er<
tbeipieuns bur9 esu ~ - anberer" ni9t be-
barf, 49,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-25

~ Dir batten eefern pos Ser:
9nl3en Capt. &linfsrt Don M%rlinetpn in
unlererS!aot III beorieen. Capt. <nz
fert mar mie eew5bnlid auf elmer &c.
Ibdftstour uno miro feline Treunee In
S.bl.Y County nit elmer Nu6nabl Don
Waaren iiterralden mie IS lelt1t Der
Captain friber ME fertis e~sfrieSt. Nllo .,
aaf9cpaFt, tper einfaufen mill.
- Durd Die rep. County Gcnpention
murcen su Dele9oten in Die rep. DiRrictz
Convention aerdblt folsence 6frrn:
~Huhsu B!afely> 8. 9. Sturmeier,
70. :. Ni|lon, Charles 6cfmann> 6. s.
DrafeS Sam Daoiplon, 9emi6 2emiaon,
s. 81. Brill, %. %, Grmin unp %. 9.
Brimbou."
- Sn 2ith1elr> Meefsr g., bat i9
oraaniiirt UNI forirt Elm Grant une
Dilion Stub ron 60 Mann. Das Ger
bercorpe miro in menisen Eaaen 500
Mann fart lein. Oas County Meefer
1T fir ben @erttrmsiitsr Bel Der am
17ten in 2itdfslo lt%attoebabten rep.
County, Gonusntion murren unter ero>
Gem Beifau @nroliruneebel9lu0e fir
@ra1, uno @ilion pa1trt unp rspubli>
fani(de Clubs orsaniiren f9 in ieosu,
Conn.
DAG erlte Turnerpicnic i'm Tronfz
lin. Dart mar 1tbr out be|u1t. Nue6 nj
bel Sternsn> unb 2aternenl9ein leelenz
"eranu9t unc aab'6 fein 6er3eleio als
dor Die idneue 6lu9t Ter Stunce
-Sobu TarrelL> fir Grmorrun9
&lliot5 in Wabalbam ;um 5dnsen
am 26jten oerurtbeilt, bat purd @or.
Au|tin bis gum 8. Iu9uf @alsenfrtf
ertalten. |
- Wer trcdenes uno 9utes @autol3
t T. nil. eete gu s. s. 1a9lor> @de etr L. unb
Gl@anss @traBe. 21ieu1ipue
g Die beten photographer bel
Stoblmann u. Gutenberg.
l.. Gin beut19es 5aus.- Inter
6inmeis auf ben in Der beutiaen Stunt
mer entbaltenen Nufruf gu elmer tebuf
8elpre9uns Der @rlnpune zines peut<
iden 5au(es atsubaltenpen 8erlamm<
lung f6nnen mir beute nur 1o9en, paB pa6-
8orbanoenlein zines srpben Sntere0 es fit
Elm oerartiaesu pur9 bic erobe
3abI oer unterldriften foni tatirt lit, nell
DIE 9emein1nntBe peutl9e 8lroer ct.
Yaula Dem &ufruf seseren. Nuf bic
Sa@ 1elbf etnSu9eben> 9efattet uns Der
bet@rantte Raum unltrer beutiaen Num<
.r,er ni@t. :|
Die6anbel6fammer fat cine @om<
mittee teaufrast nit rem Gienbabnen
bebuf @rigtune zines 3meiten @lepotors
IN Glnpernebms1 3u treten. General
Mc9aren bat aus 3eitmangel ben @erz
fig Der 6oneelsfamuer abeeseteu.
Cine Committee 1T beauftra9t NIT
Sdmmlune Der fir @erbeNerun5 our@
Dafota @ounty nod ct, Daul fibrenpen
@estebrsmese n6tbisen 6onpS.
s.. s. Iaylor bat ben erbeten unb
beRen @prratb Don 8aubul3 itber Mrt.
T Die beften photographer tet
u, %2tnpenbfr9.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-25

Das 8rtefportu mad Deutf@laab Don, 1. e.
een1ber an 1T
leber Bremen uber5amburs 6 Gts., 3eitunseu
3 SIS.
ueber England 7 '&ts., 3eitungen 4 Ste.
EB 8eim Mbbolen Der 8riefe bemerte man
ausbridli9 advertised" unb ben Datum Der
Site.
s. u. Wbtelpf, YpRmetRer.
6. 9ettri9, beuti9er &lert.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-25
DGmtn- 8rtefe.
Brtefe.

5aB Bertha
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Brieftfe.

Elite beat5@er 8rtefe, bic bts gum 49,. Suli b.
5. ni&t absebplt wprhen Gub:
Demtn- Brtefe.
5aB Bertha 5eibenrei9 'VluIine
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-25

Mlcis Meifr
Yeter @rrtu
Jranf Wernsr>
Or. y 9 S9parsba@
g RpcIen
S Bedt
sos @ieien
- gena
Ibam Ystermann
Son. 3en5ius
@aepar Sauer
s 6siman
9 Gole
Np. Mun4
q 3 ers
s s Qamrenee T..
ptt:r Veneer
s Npna19
50 MiQer
G6eubere Sanber.
u Wolf
. Carlton
u 5einemann
$ Wuipps
q @:ein
Saeob Dang
III. 0ubrltn
8 @nseis
Ebeo. 9enuiueer
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-25
. A&ein &feRjtr, I'M cd ~ eli
> =" - yN a & hpnpntp ma

|SpT1,H msprt & yteber Srreer
Banbsrer! Is 1T n1or9en CONN
tag, unp, 81, m19t'n mir beute 1ti9t eerr1
n1ebr bart reoelt, wiper bt6,pbmobl es 1ebr
u1n9riFli@i+ uullllp,' iiebr unbrlperli6 son Dir
mar, un6 nadjuia9en> mir bdtttt> tnpem
mir ben, MietblinS DonneuY ro6 fit
feline eigenniBige 9anolun9stpeile bez
|seidneabe uralteS pri6port in benMfune
lesten ~&etn &reu3er tein
.@@weiser", baunit cas sanje braoe,
ftefe Mpenpplf beleipi9en pouen. Selbf
NIT IS weni9 &enatnib Der &C.
i@t9te> ol5 tu leiper au tefiben
[f1etnit> batteit but bod lei9t mi6tn t1nz
men, paB pas Spri9mprt v&ein &reu3er>
fein @9we{3er" niemals auf bic
Shweiser als @olt> nod auf ben ein3elz
}ben S6weiSer Mann fid be;ce unc ME
Be;p9en werpen fam. Sercs @el1i1tsz
,fpert UNI Gonperiationslerifon*)- Buz
|9ern7 5peren Stucium in peinen MuBtz
ltunperl, mir Dir ntdt 9cnu9 emYfeblen
ztSSnpen> gutter @onperer miro eS rir
be1titt9en, boB bo9 Wprt uS6metser"
sur Bejei@nun9 Don uM ietbtrupz
pen 9ebrau9t wurce> :mel9e> pbwobl
aus &tnpern Don aQer6erren 2dneern bez
itfbenb> bennph> neil ie i16 im:Mnz
FAM 9%pr5u96peiie aus .S9wst3ern' rez
frutirten, in Ben 2dnoern BET fremoe11
Yotentaten, peren ite pieoten, trrtbimli6
>,S@meiSer" 9endnnt wurren. Nn riele
S@aaren unp an fe allein penft Der
uur, eini9ermaben untersi9tete Menl9,
lpenn er jene8 Spri6nprt 9etraudt.
! gu lieber 8ruper, hiit c. her III Der
hHIen unp untrlperliden Mtlidt> un6
to<I6e @Gmei;er, Die ras Ding niGt
better nj 1en> ais pu lelbl t, auf ben 6al6
III. beBen, benz Sprt9wpt iene teletpt>
senbe Nusrebnun9 9e9ebtn baf, b II bait
ramit Die 5@wei;er ais @plf beleioist
nibt ~ IT,.
Tins bat but bamit etae i9limme@r ube
9raben wpllen, uno bait rp9 nur petner
unwi0enbeit Elm iebr weni9 e%brenpeles,
unper9dn9li9e8 Denfma1 erri9tet.
@ir bofen, but wtrit Die 1dwere Sun<
pe, oeinem Bruper penn AUDI aus I'M
wi1enbeit, Yerl1umoeri(de Mb 19tcn. an
aupiGten> nun. Ia mir bid zines 8e0ern
bclebrt> aufribti9 tereue>> uno fir piel len
Gau ii6ern mir Dir UNI ere @erjeibun9 gu.
wte mir penu lberbaupt NIT peiner un<
tenntnib In meltli9enD ineen, INNER germ
Na@ lt9t baben.
Mtt bemD onneQY ober lpQte t ru penn
bod nt@t 70 piel Mufbeben6 MAIDEN, penn
er miro bid, wenn iein Yripotz@ prtbetl
es 3u erbeil9en l9eint, ebenio i'm Sti@
lai1sn> wie un6 ; gan; wie cs Der 8raub
jener uMietbtruppen" unp nIanSfne1te"
+par, Die 10 i9neq sumTeinoe lbereinsen>
ais ber Splp aus Dem Sdfel pes &rteesz
BERN ausblteb> Dem fle Treue 9el9moren,
uno NIT penen pu ia bic brapen S9wetz
;er nt9t wteper oerrpe9leln mubt, bic
mir Don &%inoeStetnen auf 9eltebt uno
peren Teus> @infelrtep6, 3win9li6 uno
YetalosiS fait nod mebr alS IN ere
Nationalbelcen> ST formatpren unb Denz
fer bic 9iete CUR Treibeit rss BlrserS>
B lie 8erebrun9 rcS freien @epanfens>
B te 8e9e'feruns fir ca6 Bobl Der
Mitwelt in unier 5er3 %9epfanit, wel6e
une a*bdlt> lieber @anpercr> cte Yartei
aus Wenlhenf ur9t cher UNI ltn1pen
2obns5 miuen Su perlaN:n, in Der mir
ptejcni9e Der Treibeit uno resGclfsmobls
%erfennen. Damit good bye fir beute !
ltebcr Wanrerer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-25
6 sp1al 8.
9pbalt bes Sonntaes'S lattes be,
Miuu.fotaS Staats.3 ettuns. +

@teuerlps, MopeQe pom s, &, Set.
t1er.
~@enjel @brifopb une Wtdel,"
6umorifiI@es.
Das Sonnta9S . Blatt ,pfro allen
Mborntnte, peS @o@snb!attes, bic i'm
@orau6 besablt baben, als prdmie suses
Ianpt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-25

perren Brtete.
8i@er geIer &autn Nitolaus.
Bod Mntsn &eQermann 8
8rrb Rarl &obles peter
8utb Wilbelm2 @taal 6rieberi9
Gtr1an Sobann @peifbert 2uppia
@ebrmann Gran3 @mitb Seiepb
@utmann 9oiepb @9lomta 8arl
1erps Gbcmas @porr Mlbtrt
0inri9 Mi9ael @1ub MueuR,G s.
6ibbeler Geurab l1lmann @tnll
Q0i1 5acrb @ebrmeifer s.
Maub SUbann @elfer SpbnH
Raub cam
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-25

sErR Ria cOSO &pr Nnnn% AI1lberau
800 y vAOV ~ ~''o""~ @Rannlt@ unb
= gDe,bit4e una rte u e9te 3 erbefe.fe 6 . IN m . n
Esenls gamtlt<n Mdtmaf&tne ein,ufabrta.
SSDtsfe aRaf&tne steppt, edumt, rna&t DcYp.l nSNte, Sal.
- tenndbte, ,qutlten," Rp.betnndben, ttnbinpen, befts.n ,c.
." tn Ger a~utrbtata Nlanter. ptets MUIR SIS. nirb fir 5
SABRE %Saranttrt. 9siablen 1000 fur itbe Mol&tne
be stnen aarft1. f&Sneren cser elaht(oe1ex Gaum n6bt
as uuftre. eie ma6t ben ,@lanie?Qsd It'd. Sstcr
Sarttts Gid lam tar&i&nttten psrben, utne BAT besbalb
& bte Mabt aufoest DIR bs3ablsn Aeenten pom SIS bs
e $3.50 pr N'onat uns Rotten Dbtr zine Gpmmiifou aus
= Der eat Dppptlte be- Obisen realt0rt perbtn ianu.
Mbbrefe
3utu 9eeonbe u. Co., Chicago, 81.
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|. OS"*N ;" W.
liti l9er @ont'pcerle oer0ertbeipieer elmer
faulen 5a1e pur6 cine btttere @abrz
iiberfIbrt miro, 10 tnDet er pa6
.u%nantdnot9" uuo Stett ben Streit> ais
unter leiner Wirpe, auf {.
Ser Sniff 1T 10 alt, al6 ber @olfsz
betru9, unb pa5 u8oltSblatt' berient
fi9 leiner uns 9e9eniber in ieiner beutiz
gen Nummsr.
Mas ee! Wter 1T 3etn Banferett
an journaliftlbem Nnltanps9efibl ni9t
Y%oQtdapis. 70 publicire es uniersn
Mrtifel.
- @snrrn murcen bier am Depot lei
De: Nnfunft pes Grprebiusrs BON Man=
tato pier Mdnner als Der Ibeilnabme
an Den Niubereien in 81. peter oerrdd>
tis serbaftet.
- 3n Der Ndte BON Gren1temn
tpurre Die libel 3u9eri@tete 2si6e zines
Mannes NIT einem leeren p%ortmonnaie
oaneten eefunoen.
u1bno@mals @inbru@ in
Yecter. 2eBten Mittme&, mdb>
reup &ire's Circus in st. peter 1pieIte,
unp Der S1loonmirtb @omin6fY
netn Gamilie Der S6aufeluna %b.tmobnts>
ftatteten Diebe leiner. 8ebauiunp einen
Belu9 ab Inp fab!en aus ren Stubfad
opes ,Saloon6 $780, .@eseu 'otf 'beipen
auI ben @eIpad, per. 1beilboberldaft an
unldnst ersdblttn Ginbr ridden in st.
jjpeter perbafteten 2eute' lie9'n nur Snoi =.
cienbeweiie Dor, nit pel6en 0h fa nerli9
cine nebnfabruna bepertttaisen 1aBt.
s'-@dbrenb 6tnrY youns bel er Gree
ley Notwithstanding in g@taefa nit
Bombarpiren per NmboB belbdftiet mar,
beldsnfte tbn Mr5. Youns nit etnenn sez
iunben 8naben, Der 5orace @reeky,
gouna beiben rpirp.t Stun, Numen tbun
,i9tS iur @ahe; penn pas &ino nur
bros mitp. Grant beibt ia. aud u!y0es,
uno 1T pod tfin nSnfaprer.,, pte @ree.
- Man4 Bros. u,b 60. 6dnpler
IL alen S,rttn eumber, Ode Der Dabaibap uab
5. @traes
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-07-25
A Beautiful Story.

Morcure D. Conway tells IN the
World q story OF a female Communist
recently' shot in Paris, that must re-
mind the reader, by its pathos and
true self-sacrifce, of some of the
scenes in ga Tale Of Two Cities, :
Mr.. Conway vouches for the authen-
ITCHY of the story.
During tho Commune an eminent
surgeon IN Pasis, who had no sympa-
Thy with it, employed himself in aid
ing the wounded who we're brought
to his hospital. His chief assistant
was {, wsaan-a Communist-whss
day and night, pursel the wounded
and was the most valuable :, =
~ ..,,.;5 9;a a. +: s-,!:;:; sss
.uu marched to the drum-head court
martial. He supposed he would b.
shot. As he approached the door Q
the tribunal he met his late fenal
assistant coming out between two sol
diers. Why, Adelel" he exclaimed
"how came you here?" The woman
fixed hard eyes on him, and said,
don't know you, sir. The surgeo
concluded that his case must indee
be hopeless, as this woman decline
! to acknowledge his acquaintance
Nevertheless, he got off somehow
and then learned thst at the momer
when Adele said II don't know yoI
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-07-25

pulled. at. once and the burglars would
be Blown to atoms. Then Brown
poured a double handful of bird-shot
and old nails into each barrel, and
went to bed. Browns mother-in=
law happened TO want some, kerosene
oil during t6enight,; and, asshe didn't
wish to route Brown out, she got the
key Of that back door and went down
to help herself. In about fifteen min
utes Mr.. Brown was aroussdEfrom his
sleep by a terrific discharge Of artil-
lery. He leaped from. bed, and,
arrned with a horse pistol, rushed
down to secure the fragments of the
burglar. Well, there lay his mother
in-law, with about twenty pounds Of
Lead il. herlegs,. and tenpenpy nails
sticking out Of her all over like, thoyns
ninpons aSreseBdsh. They Earriedsher
up stairs, land she did not recover for
"a year, while Brown not only had to
pay the doctors bills, but to remain
away from Her bedside incTorasr to
save avg his ties ffsssss : ffohh fi15h dishe7elment
and his, ears from terrific lectures It
t.cost6im about fifteen hundred dol
+ ffars and months of unutterable misery.
He does not set traps for burglars
anV more - ny,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-07-25
Is Poverty a Crime :?

If it is, then there are many Grim
inals, for many are too poor to live
in any sort OF decent comfort. :.
The standard Of honesty and ex-
cellence, in the minds of many men,
is money. Give an individual plenty
Of money-fll his barns iull, and ex-
anime his title papers to broad ceres
Of land on which no mortgage lies
and what a multitude Of faults are
hidden beneath these things? Wealth
hides more sins than anything else.
He was a poor, but an honest man
All, there it is, "poor" get honest,
they say, as if. the two conditions
were rarely allied And that's the
way the world feels towards poverty.
Crime and poverty go hand in hand
in the minds Of too many Of US.
If men would learn to honor and
trust each other for their Intrinsic
worth--their wealth ofmind and soul
their talent, genius, industry, So
briefly, &c, be he rlch or poor; and a
lower estim4te were placed upon each
other for their wealth of purse, we
would all be happier, wiser and bet
ter. Genius would oftener be re-
warded, and better appreciated. Poor
vet honest men would be stimulate
to higher exertions, for they would
feel and know that honor, trust and
profit might follow such exertions' A Z
man should be honored and applaud
ed for what he is, not for what ne
is, not lorwhat he has. 1t was not
your men Of wealth who gave to the
world 1.-THE steam engine, the tele-
graph, the sewing machine, and thou
sands of other useful and scientific
inventions which have revolutionlzed
the whole civilized world but men
Of poyertys who lived in obscurlty
ami under the ban Of reproach on ac.
count Of such poverty II has eyel
been thus; aad. we fear, will c9ntin-
IL, to be sosytog map b. nature is un.
gratefup aud noSsy rules the world
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History.

As. And lie .auent into the tempt
and began TO cast out them that soh
therein and them that bought,
45. Saying unto them: II is eorat
ten, my house IS the house Of prayer
but you haue made 1t den Of thieves
st. Luke xix.
Does history repeat itself? Her
was the Redeemer Of the world, VIII
devoted his life to the emancipation
OF the human race, from the slavery
of Adams fall, going into his holy
temple and casting out thieves wh'
had sacriligiously taken shelter there
Thirty years ago Horace Greele,
commenced building the Republican
temple. Year by year he accom-
pl.shed portions OF his work, until h,
completed this task in the emancipa
tion of the colored man, und all lne,
knelt before the same altar of equ;.
rights.
Now, in his old age, when he shoulc
be raised to tie highest place Of hon
or i'll that temple, by those he eman
cipated. he has to take the lash in hi
hands and cast out those who have
bought, and sold, and who have made
it den Of thieves.
Who is going to help.him? Whc
is going to join the thieves and b.
cast out with them? It is useless tu
talk to those now engaged iii the sac.
rllege; but there is many colcred
man whose hands are clean, and who
will "come up to the help of the
Lord OF the Temple. ."-CAar1eston
Repubhcan.
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Ponular Definitions.

Ku Klux 0utrages.-Disrespect te
the negro who steals your last shirt
A loyal" and Constitutional Act
Martial hw where nobodyis flight.
ing;
and shinplasters for the People.
Equality" The nigger on top
Honesty and Patriotism-Selline
"Seneca sandstone" by the govern
msnt to the Government.
"A Stable Governmsnt.-ope thai
spends most of its time in stables.
A Digni6ed Goverpment.-On that
lays back and smokes and smokes,
An, Economical Governmeat,-one
that hat never pays for fare or refresh
ments,
A graspiag Government., One tina
s,.ia ,...avies all it sees, from a drove-uP r
tailed pup to cOtt0se oy the sea
| Selah