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Life, like war, isl . Aci1ss Of mig
takes; and he is the bast Chfistian
who Wins the most splendid victories
by the retrieva1 Of mistakes,
The Incompatible beauty III thc
soul is prudence, temperance, fofti-
tude and justice. The open, bod,
honest truth Ia always thu wissst--
always the safest for eyefyl dfis in
any and all circumstances. ...
Spirit Il now a very faslIionsblc
word to act with spirit; TO speak
with spirit, means only Vi act rashly
and speak indiscreetly. An able
man shows bis spirit By gentle words
and resolnte actions; he is neither
hot nor timid. Chesterfield.
One Of the resolutions passed BY
the Methodist general conference
was I'd the effect that they would
resist oil means which may be sm-
ployed to exclude from our common
schools the Bible, (which is tho
charter Of our liberties and the ir-
spiration Of our civilization"
The New York Examiner hns an
article which, ID view Of the fact that
"while people find it perfectly ssfs
and prudent TO 90 about their Or
dinary business in oil sort Of weather,
rain or shine, a rsiny Sunday will
keep them closely shut up 1t home Z
inquiries, why II ! Sunday rain
storm is 10 fndch more dreadful 70
encounter than . secular one yr
Words should be seasoned. Some
seasoned with pepper, or vinegar.
or wormwood. Paul says season
with salt. Salt cooIs passion, pss-
vents severity imp4rts sweetnsss and
self-control. Words fernent no
yeast, and explode Ike naphtha.
Salt prevent this. Some ministess
are badly sessoned. Their words
are hasty, sometimes bitter, 6Asn
foolish. Jesua spoke eraciioss
words, % should NM IfiInilttzs.
Jesus opened not Biz month wksa
provoked, neither should hta minja-
tern. Jesus Il an exsnlp1o foe. III
hia aaints. When ~ Snonk - -
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Tiers i banker ID fhlIsdeIphis
by The slds u whose hsodwrifing
even the penmanship 81 IIsFses
Greeley seems symmetricai and
beautiiul. Well. ihis banker wss
perecuted by life Insurance. sgcnt
vbo wanssd hlu 70 take %, T-,isy.
The victim stood Il for awhile. bst
finally kicked the agent out of bic
Office. Then the 'ormentsr
began 10 ssod notes 10 the unhappy
wretch. esplsining the sndowmen,
system, and asking il any one ~ bic
aunis ever satlersd from torpidsyot
the liver. Al last the bssker wrote
TO the heariless hend IL follows;
You diabolical scoandvi, u yna
seui another line tc me | viii come
r,uDd aud blow out wha, btfls
brains you have" t,.assD
When the life insurance man re-
ceived this, be turned Il mp and
down. and held II sideways, and
stood before q mirrow with II, and
exsmin, d It with a microscope. and
c,lled in six or seven experts; but
after all he couldn't determih, with
any degree Of certainty what he
meant. To ascertain, he presented
it at the paying teller's desk In the
bank, and that worthy, without Q
moments hesitation, paid I've thou
sand dollars on It, believing i /, be
a check for that amount. There Is
one agent less in that city u an there
was a week or two ago, and one
more banker who betrays symptoms
of insanity when the subject OF life
insurance Is mentioned IN his prsss
encc,
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We expect the 10 electoral votes
OF Wisconsin, where the Republican
majority was less than 10000 last
year. This will be easily pulled
down by the thousands of Liberal
Republicans among the Germans,
with whom the Sta;e is filed. Our
friends in Nebraska believe we shall
carry that State, where we we're
beaten about $500 in 1871. They
also think, in Rhode Island, that
the influence of Senator Sprague,
who has always carried the State in
his pocket, and who is now for
Greeley, win be sufficient to revolu>
tionize it in November. That would
bring our electoral vote to 285.
There are 36T electoral votes, Of
which Grant would receive so. We
have enough for Greeley by this
calculation and nearly 100 to spare.
We could afford to lose literally
upon it, and still have an abundant
margin upon which to go. The in
dications of this canvass almost pre-
cisely resemble the memorable race
of Gen. Scott in 1852 against Gen.
Pierce. He carried 4 States, that
had AZ electoral votes. Pierce got
27 States and 254 electoral votes. 1t
is not within the power of the pins
this year to beat Greeley and Brown,
The coalition between the Liberal
Republicans and the Democrats will
do General Grants business.
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A young man who allows himself
to use one vulgar or profane word
has not only shown that there is a
foul spot upon his mind, but by the
appearance Of that word he extends
that spot aud infsmes it till, by in
dulseiice, II will pollute and ruin
the soul. Be caieful Of your words
as Of your Thoughts.
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COURTS.
CHANcERY COURT.
POST 9ToFFICE,


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The dean Of Chester was recently
offered the proceeds Of a circus per-
torrance in aid Of the restoration
Of the Chester cathedral, but de-
clined the same with thanks! He
said that he could not conscientious
y accept the donation, when he had
refused to countenance a bazaar for
the purpose Of augmenting the
fund.
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sARDrs PANoLA 81

state. - Greeisy hislwiss. whieh
gave the ifflag majority II tn00
fif Grant. has been carried since hy
the Democrats 4 has aUw Dem
ocsa'ie tsoseFHof aad Legislature.
sni will esrtsinly vssc Tor Gfeslsy
The certain account stands Tins
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THIS elects, with 27 to spare. But,
in addition, we claim Florida's 4
electoral votes. The Democrats cur
ried it By majority Of 200 at the
last election in 1870. We claim
the 10 votes of North Carolina,
having actually carried it at the
late election, after the fraudulent
votes are thrown out, as they will
be. Grant cannot poll within 10,>
900 OF as many votes in North Car
olina as his party did in August. We
shall take Ohio. The liberal vote
must be $4,000, involving a change
of $4,000. The majority for Hayes
for Governor was but 10000. This
gives us the State by 10000. In
Illinois, although Grant had large
majority in 1868. he will be beaten
in 1872. In no State in the Union
is the liberal cause more energeti-
cally advocated and backed up by
so many Liberal Republicans We
believe that Greeley ana Brown
will receive its electoral vote by full
10000. Thus the account will then
stand,
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Here is within two Of enough.
But we are going 10 take the %
votes II Pennsylvania m certainly
a. Grant gets the iS Of Massachu.
setts. She only gave $4,000 major
ity TOR Grant on a poll of 657 900
votes. There are 10000 Liberal
Republicans, at least, in her bor-
ders. This makes change OF 60,
600. Last year the Democrats came
within $4,000 votes OF electing their
State ticket. The main fight will
be in October. Col. Forney and
many other Grant men are opposing
Gen. Hartranft, the Grant candi.
date for Governor. He, it is admit
ted by all, will be badly beaton, be-
ing a man OF bad character, and
supported by Cameron's thieving
ring. Our friends in Pittsburg and
Philadelphia say the majority for
Buckalew, the Greeley candidate,
will be 10000 at least. This will
settle Grant. His party will not
even rally for November. We re-
sumo our table:
Pennsylvania.....,............"..........~ 20
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Every one Of these States is Sure
for Greeley.
In 1868 Virginia, Mississippi and
Texas, not being reconstructed after
the Republican fashion, were not al
lowed to vote. No one will dispute
that Virginia and Texas are as cer-
tain for Greeley as Vermont and
Massachusetts, are for Grant. r. Let
us continue our table:
Brought tdown.... ..........................8
Virginia.
Texas,.".. ....-.... ...u......................
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This brings us winin Al electoral
votes OF enough to secure Mr.. Gree
ley's election. Now let us see where
they are to come from. Grant car
ried these States by the following
maioritjes:
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l0s

We may here remark that in 1868
Grant carried the States of West Vir-
ginia, Tennessee and Missouri. AT
that time but few people were al.
lowed to vote in these States. They
have been reconstructed on the Dem
ocratic fashion since-everybody
es-and they ere certain for
Greeley by large majorities. Our
table, thus added to, is thus:
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CITY and Cossmty DIRECTORY.


Z. s. Fisher. Judge ofthe i2ih Judicial District.
J. y Simmons, Chancellor 10th Chaneery Dis
trict.
A. X. Howe, Collector Internal Revenue.
U, 0ranne, Sheriff.
G. II. Gleason, Circuit Clerk.
j. O. Harrison, Chancery Clerk.
W. W. Howe, Treasurer
W. A. Jones, Assessor.
H. J. Harding Pr,sident School Board.
BOARD or SUPERVISORS S, II Gunter, Presi
dent; W. s. Harts6eld, 7. NJ Sims, John
Wilson, (col,) Landy Hunt, (cOl.)
MAyoR.--D. B. McHenry.
CoSsrABLE. Mansfield Williams.
ALDERSrs.--W. D. Heain, Gerald Clarke, S,
R. Blann, W, B. Locke.
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night in each month.
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sT ~ Sards Chapter, No. IL.
Order ofthe Eastern Star, Regular meeting
first Thursday night in each month.
Mrs. NJ. A. Thompson,
Worthy Matron,
Mrs. NJ. B. Wright
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Annapolis Is. Sanuar. - Oa niele
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nat oerluorfen murbe, 10 hat @ouuerneur
@bpte Morgan $. @larf e%rnaunt, I'M Die
SafanS ausSufileu.
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re9s, Die 8arfen Sunlight" BON 3roon in England,
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flung @tonroe oorbei.
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tiInore ab, UNI Steintoblen ifr Gan G%ranstsco bier
5u laren.
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per, iubr am Is. 9ejember Don Sremerbaren nod
Baltimore at.
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I'm DonnerItoae pom go.on bierber nh.
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Observation-Disclosures,

Oberappeflattons< @ert9t. -annapoz
lis, Den Is. San. Tbomas s. 6tspatrid ourh
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appelaten burn Sobn y. Eoe.-Serielbe IN eleiher
@igenihaft tuioer abanl q. Wasrarp, ad6laB=8erz
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mer, ShulbbnQtIa9e; ben Sid9ern in contumaciam
$42o ~eno9ulti9 3ueIfannt.
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Scr. $50 uno 81 Der Sifr<5teeitranoe auf Der Ga-
9esorbnuns.
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Der gonne," ilebt oui BEN programme, oas nit Dem
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oigeu abihlu6 fin6et.
Rittpods unS Gonuabeno5 Rabmittas III 8Orz
ftellune fur gSamilien, Greitl9 abeno fnr Damen.
gfGhlten SoHnerito9 Abeuo bat fStI. Salie WSaIon,
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in Der .,Mrbeiterbane"

an Il 3 : Src0ertdFr.
iinS fir oae Srhehtion, oieIes punoeybarc 8eri
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pelde ~ioleenbe Biecen reprdientireH: 1. SRpertiirs
CUR rDiebifhen Otter" LA azza Ladra) bon Roiiini;
2. Suuertlre Sur ~Stalienerin In alsier;" 8. 8alop
nah nSauh;" &. ameritaHii6e 2teoer; 5. Barrier &ins
5ussmarIh nit aht oeutihen 9ieoern; 6. Yotpourri.
isin, nibt nlr tfr @ririihuRs leiner GdIe gu forsen,
ionber1 auh Abue6ieluH9 in beR ibncn 9~ebotGnen
Sbreug h n as hi Sfeu
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3tpeite Gpiree ee8 ,,Oermanias
MGnuerdbor6,"

8ir MAIDEN bic sablrei9eH Treun6e uno
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merriam, oaB mor9eH (9ientag) abeno oas
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gepdblteS nnO ent66lt nift, mas friber bis
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rige &ompoitionen, un6 fit ben oarauI folz
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Gomite's umfaFeuae @qrbereitu1seu getrOf.
fen,
Die Seffidfeit finbet, ba Der ausbdu bes
ueuen GlublOtales nod uidt uOlleuoet it, in
Nor Snneorotn" idtt.
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1m Matber'fdem ,,Neeon'1

loHen ii6 oes Abenbs einise Stunoen aui Die Gnses
uebmlte uno unterbdltenofe &eiie Subrineen. Bas
Sit~bneR=Bcrionat 1T burdtueo neu; io9or Der Regii.
ieur ST. 6rant Soue bat SaInita9 A5eno einen tii6z
tigeH Wa6lol9er in Der Berlon oes SrR. Gtice erbaI-
ten. SRI. Agne5 Rooiuion III cine trei1ibe Golora=
tur=SGneerin, DIE iclbit Die ibluierigiten BGIiOsen
mi ihror n dnuIs 6hpptninAef
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WGdafeI Furalnff

Sieier beriibmte Deutibe GenorheroS trttt
bonn Montag, ben %. Sanuar, an bier
4beuoe i'll Der y&oncorbia" aui; fir Die erte
Soritenuns 1T SerOi's ,3roubabour" &c,
pdbtt. 3u ben @it9IieOern Der i'm beslei-
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Nerfins G. Spnfe's

patcntirtes, nidt erploeirenbes metaliides Seroiue.
ODER Soblen0l=9ampeR uno Siherbetts : blutannen,
ala unerpIuoir6ar bel hem GsbrauGe bes 5ano6crfter
Cei5 uno BON dQen. tuelde bieietbe 9ebrluht. ems
ptoblen. WPdn ipredbe Dor uro untcriube tie bel @e:
briieer Carp, Gar. 246, BeffsS aItiin gre ftrake
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Der SDItOncr S0mpfIbtFe.
@ilmiugtOn, N.sG.

Ste baltimore mo SontperH -2llTSpQt.
~tdtioRs=S omp., tetebeuo aus ben SampfIhiffeu
nSoIiuar, /" capt. Gnans;
aNebeded SInbe, =" &apt. .. g. Gbil6s;
n2uciue, Capt. Sahib ). Bries.
9os 9lmplihiff nSoIipdr" looet nunInebr uno
miro SOnncrfds, ocH IS. SGnuar, Hadmittaas 4
lbr. ab9ebeH.
Die 8ampiidife biGeen istt cine resslmasise Ct
ME, rpelhe ieeen Safen ben >, Tag o~erloiien uno iG
In Wilmington NIT alien @iienha6nen unb 9ampis
ihiff=9inien, lDelte nab benz SnHerH pOH Rotos uHb
Sioa&uroltna iabreE, perbInoen.
Durh9ehenbe Erdd1thrtcfc Dereeu ausgegebrn unD
bic grahtsRaten mad Raleisb, @barlston, Tupettez
bile, Shoe 6il, mbtteuilc, iair Sluif, Rotinsbdm
unb onoeren Bunften In Rore=@% arclina, Rdripu.
Sumpter Ntanheiier, Darlington, Societp sin,
9berau, Siibop6pile, @resnotlc, Columbia, Gam
ben uno anoGrn 8untten in CUB Carolina gaIantlrt.
9ra6tsnter peroCn tdeIit aneerommen un6 Erabt,
Rattn 10 biuie, oils bGi ir9euo elmer nuoerneinie ga
ruutirt 8eritheruussn pCroeu gu beH bIuiefeH 4rd.
mien %eifettulrt.
gBesen Gru6traten, GIaiFftatlouCH Il. nuberergusa
tunit peRoe man ib an
II. .. SOsdne, a9erteu, g9ilminator, R..G.;
NHereTus = Somp., Generals 9enten,
u-) Nr. q, Smiths ESerfte.
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ibonen, i6rcuiabrenoen unb %bequenen DompIer
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ieeen Sag Hatmitta9s nm Ibr nab B|eftpotnt
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mouth Hadl allen Yuntten In S%aroIina, Charlotte,
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IL. {. 10. SutttuE9en tir 9urffabrt uno DurhltadG
nercen 9dranttrt uno Ole Staten eteuIo nicoria, NILE
auf anoeteH GouteH 9sitcut.
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8abrseIo rap RihGoEo unh Buril6 600,
Sahrgele mad alien oHeCreR guntteu TN 9Ielben
BerbdltniIe,
RaHoaiere, peIde Baltimore Rabmi.taaS 4 MIR
o%erlaicn, tretteH trtth = II nbr in RihmORD, BE-, etn,
100 ft ale Shneujtes nab benz SilbeH onltliesen.
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