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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-10-19

ARREST OF MARTIN John L. Martin, the ABB
sconding and defaulting cashier Of the National
Bank, at Coatesvllle, was arrested at Bethlenem
on Wednesday by Philadelphia detectives. He
was taken to Chester county, yesterday
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-10-19

A number Of cigar manufacturers of New
York have acceded to the demand Of their work
men for an increase Of from one to 1--WE dollars
on every thousand. Several firms, however,
have suspended operations rather than grant
the increase.
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The reports Of the Juries' consultations on
the San Juan question is now ready, but the
arbitration of Emperor William, Of Germany,
will be delayed for some time.
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Gold closed yesterday at 1928 Government
securities declined fraction for the registered,
and advanced as much for the coupon. Phila-
delphia stocks were dull, the market being quo
ted steady at the close. Cotton was unchanged
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EXTENDED SPREAD OF THE EPIDEMIC.
TORONTO, Oct. IS.
The epidemic among the horses is extended
throughout the dominion.
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The President has appointed Ex-Governor
Faircbild, Of Wisconsin, T. S. Consul at Liver
pool in place Of Mr.. Dudley, resigned Henry
G. Strive Secretary for Washington Territory,
and Vim. Pound L. S.Attorney for Dakota.
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Or. Carpenter,
1856 MULBERRY STREET NEWARK, N j.
Is now treating successfully
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS,
and all diseases Of the throat and Lungs, with his
Compound Menicattd limitations, UUncen-
rated Food, and Cough syrup.
During the past ten Years Dr. Carpenter has
reated a..d cured thou ands Of cases Oi the above
IAN d cases, aud has now Ia his possession Ger
lucates from every part Of the country. The inha-
1tUn IS Dreatheu directly into the lungs, soothing
lnd healing over all iniamed sur aces, entering
mo the DlO d. II impats vitality as II pernt ate- u
;SerI part Oi the system. The SENSATION Is not un-
peasant, dnd tile nrst luhaldtlOn Oit gives NeIy
ecided relief, particularly when there Is much
lli1culty VI breathing. Under the ihnueEce of my
reiliedIts, the COugI soon grows Ter, the night
sweats cease, the hectic flush anshes, anu with I'm
proving digestion the patient rauldly gains strength
anu heal.h ls again within his grasp.
The con -entTated tOOd rapidly builds up the most
ieDllitaJed patient, Presenting To the stomach food
all ready 70 Ue assimated aud made into good, rich
dealthy blood.
he Cough syrup is to be taken at night TO allevi-
ate the cough aud enable the patient TO obtain
sleep. FlH direction accompany each bOE Of my
remedies, lchich constst Of
one Inhaler; one Bottle Of Alteraive Inhaent;
one BOTTLE Of Soothing FeDrifuge lnhaent; One
DOttle OF Ant-hamurrhaglc lnhal.nt; one
Bottle Conc nIrated Flo d.; one Bottle
OF Cough Syrup.
Price # box containing Remedies to last month,
$40 dollars; TWO months SIS; three months SIS.
sent to any address c. o. D. Pamphlets contain
ing Ia ge lis of patients cured sent Tree Letters
II inqulrJ must contain one dollar 10 insure answer
Address A. Ii. CARPENIk k, NJ D.,
DR. CARPENTERS CATARRH REMEDY vii
| give immediate rele:, and vii elect pei manent
| cure III from one 10 three months Piice of rene
| " 70 last one month, - Two months, S. three
Cancer in all It's forms successfully treated sent
| fur DIST OF patients cured, TO
A. Ii. CARPENTER, M. D.,
Iy2i-ly Newark Nj.
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Fosters Celebrated Tonic BItters,
Fosters Blood Purifier,
Fosters Iufalllhle Oriental Pile salve,
FOster- Rose Worm OZeuges,
Wyeths EliXir Beet, Wine and iron,
WYeth's Elixir Va ernate OF Ammonia,
Ellis Bitter Wine Of Iron,
Zlns' El. Xir Caasaya b ri and Iron,
Or. Perce's Golden Medical d scOvery,
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Purgatiye Plllets.
FOSI kkS DRUG STORE,
Front and West Wilmington Del.
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WILMINGTON, DBL.
Saturday Afternoon. October 10.

For President = ULYSSES s. GRANT.
For Vice President-HENRX WILSON.
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PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, Sundays
oreepted,) at the COMMERCIAL BUILDING, South West
cornz FIFTH and Market Streets Too Cents copy.
Sir Dollars year By mat, or served BY carriers
throughout the city.
TIE DELAWARE TRIBUNE, tOeekly) The great
Renhsular organ Of FarmsTs and FruitsroSers, pub
Jtshei every Thursday morning, at 1iSo Dollars a
Ycu.
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Ex-Judge George P. Fisher, Of Washington
City, who is now visiting this State, will stop, it
is stated, some weeks, and is expected to take
an active part in the campaign, in behalf Of the
Republican candidates. II any further evidence
were required OF the greatly increased Republic
can strength, energy, and consequent prospect
Of snccess. it ia furnished in the activity OF
many of it's prominent MEMBERS who have taken
no very conspicuous part, in any canvass since
1866, until the present time. Judge Fisher goes
to work, in the confident hope Of a Republican
victory MIR. Smithers is stumping the State, in
all directions, and Major Lofand, Mr.. Massey,
and Mr.. Moore, are addressing many meetings
The depression Of 1868, when the unpopularity
or Impartial Suffrage paralysed 20 many elo-
quent tongues, has been totally dissipated, and
i It's plain that the Republicans of Delaware
this year, 50 in to win
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The visiting Knights Templars left this morn
ing, the Hartford's for Home and the Whining
ton Pilgrims for Baltimore, where they remain
till Tomorrow
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Woven Wire III
N store and for sale, plain, painted and galva-
nized. Galvanized guards made to order, at Phila-
A. T. ALDERDICE'S,
no, Ill Shipley street
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D. r. Locke, (''Nasby,') has selected as the
subject Of his lecture, this season, Hannah,
Jane, which our readers will recall az the titik
Of his popular poem in Harper's Monthly in DC
tober Of last year. 1t will discuss the SOCIAL
problems Of love, marriage and divorce, in tie
humorous-sarcastc style for which Nasty is
celebrated, and is regarded by all who have read
it as the best and wttiest of his lectures.
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TIE HARTFvRps FOR HoME-THE wILAIsdToNIANs
FOR BALTIMORE.
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Fosters Drug Slore, by the gallon, quart or pint.
y way 10 suit customers. A large assortment OF
mp chimneys, different shapes lamp wicks. brushes
=, wholesale and retail
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Flavoring Extracts
Also, sealing wax and corks for fruit cans.
W. T. ALRICHS,
Apothecary, TOT Market street.
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COMPLETE REPUBLICAN, TICKET.

COMPLETE REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
Election Tuesday, Nov. 9Th, 1s79.
EIEcroRs-BENJAAfIN s. BOOTH.
WILLIAM t. COLLINS,
DAVID W. MORE.
For Congress-JAMEs B. LoFLAND.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
For sheriff-R. LEWIS ARMSTRONG.
For COronsr-cHARLEs A. wINsLow.
sESAroa-LEANDER F. RIDDLE Christiana Ha.
REPRESENTATIVES,,
WILLIAM SILVER, Brandywine HID.
JOSHUA MAKIs, wilmingtOn
LEWIS THOMPSON. MIL Greek.
JOEL THOMPSON, hite Clay Creek.
D. BRAINERD FERRIS, Pencader.
THEODORE r CLARK Red Lion.
JOSEPH c. HUTCHINSON, Appointments.
LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS.
SAMUEL II. DERRICK, Brandywine.
CHRISTIAN PEBIGRR, Wi mlngton.
AMOS SHARP KISS Christiana.
GEORGE JACKSON. New Castle.
FERDINAND JANVlER, Pencader.
KENT COUNTY
SHRRIPP-JCHN GREEN, South Murderkin.
CORoRER-JAMES JOHNS, West Dover.
sKHAToR-GEOhGE MASSEY, Dover.
REPRESENTATIVES.
j.. B COOPER, Duck Greek.
NATHAN T. UNDERWOOD. Kenton.
KPHRIAM GA RISoN Little Creek.
JOHN n. JAKES, North Murderkin.
WAITMAN S. PPLE, South MuIderkill
JANIS A MOORE MspilliOn
GARRETT L. HYNSON, Mtlf I'd.
LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS.
JACOB r. LEE, Duck Greek.
10 IN W. tULLkN, over.
THOMAS PICKERING, North Murderkil.
JANIS b. CONNIE, south Murderkiu.
j. b. R POWELL, Mispllllon-
SUSSEX COUNTY.
sHRR1FF-ELI SHARP.
COR EKs-CHARLES q. EVANS.
SKHAToR-DANlEL j. LAYTON
REPRESENTATIVES,.
JAMES H. DEPUTY.
JOHN G. SHOkT
G. NRRETr s. LAYTON.
JOSEPH g. WHITE
WILLIAM A. GUM.
| BENJAMIN q JONES.
JOHN f. WOOD.
LEVY ooUAT COMMISSIONERS.
JOHN H. WILL BANK, Broadkin lid.
| JAMES &. BET :, b DAD Greek Hid.
GEORGE W. JAMES. Little Greek Hid.
| WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS, Dag-boru' HID
| JOHN ". WlLGUS S. Baltimore lid.
| JOSHUA S. BURT y, Lewes aud Rehoboth He
| JOHN 5. Al klNS, Baltimore HID.
|
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Evidence multpli0s as to the outrages perpe-
trat ed in Georgia, against the Republicans at
the election. 1t not a free vote, but an out
rageous and systematic fraud, violently carried
out. There are at least 100000 voters in the
State, yet less than 100, 600 we're cast, false
counting and stuffed boxes all included fol
Smith, the candidate elected. The whole tenn
per Of the State Government is in violent oppo-
sition to the rights Of the colored people. A
number Of laws have been passed limiting and
restricting the personal liberty of the colored
men, and permits from employees to sell and
travel are required. Old Confederate companies
are being recognized and armed as militia
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Fosters celebrstea self-AdIustIn'

Fosters Celebrated Self-AdjustIng
WOOD Pad.
Double Truss, the most comfortable and efficient.
Another large and well selected stock 1T Trusses,
Braces, supporters, SyTnges and Surgical appli-
anCes received at FOS'ef'H Truce and Drdee Depot,
Front and Wet streets. 2 he demand steadily In
creaEing Special Inducements now offered to pur-
chasers, Personal attention given to hitting. Pri-
yate 70 MS for laaes aud gents separate.
Mrs, rosters Cough and Group
Syrup.
Hasson's CompOuI Syrup " Tar,
slnes syrup VI Tar a. d " ia Chersy,
Wistars Pine Tree Tar Cordial
Rltters Syrup for Coughs and Colds
and many Others at
FOSTERS Drug Store,
Front and West.
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LIebiRs (CompanY's) Extract of
Meat
The genuine article ID by
SMITH a PAINTER, Druggists,
Seventh and Market streets.
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Such as we bottle under our own label, 49, W,
think, the finest olive OIL for table In the mar
ket SMITH p INTER,
S4vputn AMI Market
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Sprftal guttrrs.

Sprrtal 1lottrfs.
Tous-les-mois.
We have received another small invoice OF this
favorte infants food
SMITH a PAINTER. Druggists,
seventh and Market streets.
Spears Solution,
For Preserving Fruit, still ret Inns its high place In
the esteem o. those who Study economy Of time
labor and money. II is sold by
SMITH a PAINTER, Druggists
Seventh and Market streets.
Channels Skins.
nne invoice OF new ChamOis skins, Just opened
by SMITH PAINTER, Druggists,
Seventh and Market streets.
Keen'8
Double Superhne Mustard In cans and litickney &
POOrs ia bulk, by
SMITH a PAINTER, Druggists,
Seventh and Market streets
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:, They tell capital story illustrating
the profound ignorance of the negroes in
North Carolina, who constitute Grants
BODY guard there. 1t appears that
thousands Of the old plantation hands
nave not the slightest idea of numbers.
ihus' when Democratic speaker was
descanting upon the hundred millions of
dollars that had been stolen from the
people by the Grant administration and
It's carpet-bag Government in the South,
q hharp, partisan of Grant. who knew to
whom he was talking, replied thus: "My
opponents talk of hundreds of millions
OF collars being stolen in the last three
., lour years: Why, what is taat One
Democrat official, in the days of Martin
Van Buren,, took not millions, bnt S6O
90O. The point was thought an excel.
lent one, and was followed by round Of
cneer5.
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Ola lady-Can you tell me, nv good
man, where 1 can find Mr.. Jones?
Pat.Sure, ma'am, I expect it would
oe at MS house you would find him.
Lady-Does he live anywhere in this
street?
Pat-Sure, no indade; it's not for the
IKE OF him to be livin' in the street ut
oil.
LADY, mean what number does his
family stop at?
Pat Now, ma'am, you have me; he
has SIX boys and four girls, but whether
ne means to stop at that number, can It
say.
Lady-Oh, you blockhead.
EXIT old lady in q tremor of indigna-
ton.
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NO topic of the time is fraught with
more general interest to Southern ers than
the question of race status-the relations
OF the two races to each other. What OF
the future? is the common question. In
the opinion OF some, old king death will
himself settle in few generations the
problem of the colored race, and settle
IL adversely to the dreams of gushing
humanitarians, so-called. We do not
know. We are not endowed with pro-
phetlc inspiration. We only look at ex-
listing facts. We find in our exchanges
some statistics which might prove q
lamp to our feet in any speculations
about the destiny of the negro race we
might be disposed to indulge in. But
we prefer not to speculate. We present
the naked facts alone, and leave the mat
ter in the hands of the philosophers.
The mortality among the blacks ut Sa-
vannah, who comprise only two fifths of
the population. is nearly double what it
IL among the whites, or rather was last
year. at Charleston the N mortnlity of the
colored race has been on the increase
since 1850, while that of the whites has
decreased. The cause is immortality and
careless treatment of children by mo-
theirs. In the year 1871, the number of
black children under five years old who
died was 415, while the number of white
children of the same age who died Was
only III. There are one-twclfth more
blacks in Charleston than whites, accord.
ing to the last United States census.
| ITiin,inqtOn Star.
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IHE DEEDS OF THE DEspor Grant
keeps IN Office horde of offlce-hoIders
to carry out his edicts. .hese are cor
rupt and unscrupulous.
Grant maintains system of profit
gate, expensive, depraved and vicious
oarpet-baggery at the South, to crush
out the spirit OF the people and despoil
them of their substance.
Grant uses the revenue department TO
terrorize ovor the South in times of cleo
ton. '@o
Grant employs the post office depart
ment to help perpetuate hs and his
party's power.
Grant. through his emissarics and
satraps of the various departments and
dependencies, bands the negroes toge-
ther In leagues and stirs up between the
two races the bitterest political an nimosity.
Grant uses his Cabinet rs means to
re-elect himself, sending them out on
stumplng expeditions in the Suites.
Grant lnterferes in tho local concerns
OF the several States, and nses the Co.
vernment patronage to Influence elec-
tions.
Grant reforms tho civil service by re-
tanning men in Office after their rascali-
ties have been proven thieves and
shameless plunderers of the public Trea-
sury.
These, fellow citizens and country men,
are some OF the dark deeds of tn. des-
pot. Shall he continue in his soil courses ?
snail he ride over every right that makes
American citizenhood what it is-the
nooiest and proudest in all the world ?
h!se everywhere in the glorious majesty
OF resolved, earnest, eloquent patriot
ism, and let us put an end to this mnn's
criminal deeds and dark ambition.
IVi{minWOu Star
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Novelties IN Cigars.

addition to my speciality Of the celebrated
Il Live Indian,"I have had manufactured
especially for retail pure Havana ana Seed
GiGAK th OF exquisite flavor and quality, called
please, and the standard will be maintained,
Also, '.Jenny Lind" Byron" "Partaras. ;;
Oriental" Tola Casino" "Hidalgo," .'Crown
other brands, comprising very low-priced
ind 1t to their interest to inspect the stock.
Prlces low and cash necessary to buy
Sept 8 GEO. Swimmers
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Auction 8a1es,
Bacon, Fo.r, Cheese.

Bacon, F2osr, Cheese, &c., DC.
n1 D. G. FEIXOTTO & SON.
ihlS (Iuesday) MORNING, Sd instant, at
half-past 9 O'Clock, we will sell. without ra.
serve. serve. at our auction rooms, and to close
5000 lbs. PRIME BRIGHT CLEAR R1R
S,000 lbs. Western Shoulders,
2.00O lbs. Dry Sailed Shoulders,
2 900 Tbs. Prime D. s. Sides.
=, Az whole. half and quarter barrels New
6rkins Extra Goshen Butter, (new ship-
IS boxes English Dairy Cheese, (very f,ne.,
80 bbls. Family Flour, Crackers, Pickles,
&C, &c. Connitlons cash. Sept 8
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Wanted

A FIRST CLASS WASHER and IROEER.
a to go into the country, and capable of
doing the washing and ironing in family of
81; slH or eight. Wages sl2 per month and
found" Must bring no children. References
required. Apply at the drug store of
Sup "a FISHER il SILLIMAN
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Notice

union Savings Bank or Columbia. 8. C.
TNHE THIRD INsTALLMENT OF STOCK
Il IN the above named institution is due.
payable on or before the 5th instant. after
which time the penalty will be enforced
against delinquents. See Section OF Char
ter. Il. NJ. WAI.EEJ. % oh;.r
Sept 3 At r Scott & son,s
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Variety Sale.
BY JACOB LEVIN.

BY JACUB LEVIN,
TO-MORROW wednesday, MORNING. at 10
NO. GOSHEN BUTTER, in kegs,
40; Goshen Butter, in tin pals OF 10 Ibs.,
pickies, in quarts and pints,
Co!emnns Mustard,
Spice, Pepper. Tea. Soda,
Wine Bottles, Saddle Bags,
Sept 3
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Furniture Sale.
BY JACOB LEVIN.

TO; MORROW wednesday, MORNING at 10
O'Clock. before my store. will sell, without
CHAIRS, TABLES, BEDsTEADs,
extension Table, Lounges, Sideboard,
Mattraeses. sI Pillows. Bolsters,
MWlndow Shades, Mating, &C., &c.
stead, sts,, Chairs, Dressing Bureau, Wash,stand,
ALSO,
=, A general variety OF China. Granite and
t oo " d .. Sept
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WHY DEMOCRATS SHOULD VoTE FoR
GREELEY-A LETTER FROM Ex.GoyERSop
SAULsBURY.-I letter just published,
Ex-Governor Salisbury, OF Delaware.
who was against Greeley and Brown =
nomination at Baltimore, opposes Il
straight Democratic nomination. aud
gives his reasons why the Democrats
should support Greeley aud Brown. He
says:
"Thls l shall do, not merely because I
was member of the Convention that
nominated Greeley and Brown, but in
obedience to sense of duty Grant or
Greeley must be President for the next
four years. They are the only candi.
dates before the people who can be pre-.
sented with the slightest prospect OF
success, and every attempt to bring for
ward third candidate will result bene-
ficially to the candidate of the ring
which has afflicted the country for the
last four years Mr.. Greeley is gentle.
man OF large experience, standing ut the
very head of the journalists of this coun
try, and his long experience in his pro-
fession has prepared him for the duties
of a statesman. shall support Greeley
and Brown with all the energy I possess,
and hope every Democrat and Conscrva.
tive i'll Delaware will heartily unito to
rid the country of the ring governme nt
which IS eating out the substance and
subvcrting the liberties of the people.
l hope to be able to take an active part
III the noble struggle"
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Maillard's Chocolate and Cocoa

CHOCOLATE la VaniIIe,
" Chocolate De Saute,
Cocoa. pure, No. l.
Cocoa, pure, No. 2.
These are regarded as tho finest and purest
manufactured. l have the agency for their
sss!o, and Will guarantee satisfaction to pur-
Bakers COCOA and BROMA.
Sept GEO. SyJNFRs
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Phenix Hook and Ladder COMPANY.
M EMBERS will please attend an extra
1x1 meeting. THIS EVENING, at o'clock.
BY order Of the Foreman
Sept 81 D. GOODMAN. Secretary.
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Notice.

COLUMBIA. 8. c., September 8, 1872,
THE Board Of Equalization is now in sas.
Il sion, and will continue to meet daily dnr.
ing this week, at IL NJ, at the Office Of Audi
tor OF kichland County.
Sept 5 NJ. j. CALNAN A.RC
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Three law-suits-one by the printer,
another by the band, aud third by the
hall-owner-against prominent Republi.
cans are now pending before Justice OF
the peace III Lebanon, Mich, all the re.
suit Of Grant meeting TINT turned ont
a fizzle.
HORRIBLE. lady's beautiful soil.
taire earring was found the other morn.
ing in n bachelors room at Congress
Hall, Saratoga, and, although it has
been advertised and is worth $4OO. no.
body has come forward to claim it.
AN ACTIVE MANA white man in
Middle Georgia recently administered d
correction to his wife, her sister, his sis.
ter and his mother-in-law, all in the
course of morning. The Griffin Ne,cs
advertises him as an infallible female
regulator.
Mrs. Wilder, Kansas woman. has
found out how cartridges are made. bv
trying to drive one into her bedstead
with hammer, but she thinks sLe could
eat better if she had pair OF jaws
A can of nitro-glycerine exploded at
Rouseville. Pa, blowing a man, named
VIM. ID. Payne, completely to pieces and
scattering his flesh and bones over a tan
acre field.
An Illinois farmer ships o car lood Of
corn daily, and has about 5OO,O bush
els to dispose Of.
In Japan every man who allows his
house to burn is punished az an enemv
to the Government.
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The Thermometer is growing very un-
popular at the North, and has nearly for
felted its reputation as truth teller.
Although doing its duty on occasions, it
sometimes apparently becomes exhaust
ed and it contracts low habits at time
when it should be soaring into the
nineties. Considerable DISCUSSION has
been lately aroused with regard to these
vagaries aud it has now been determined
that no thermometers can be trusted as
truth tellers, unless elevated ten feet
from the ground at the 'same distance
from all surrounding objects, and roofed
over. In view of the combustion going
on i'll the sun, it is high time we set our
thermometers in order, and the discus
sion is therefore timely one.
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preacher, one slippery, frosty morn
ing, going home with one OF his elderly
members, the old gentleman slipped aud
fell. When the minister saw that he was
not hurt he said: "My friend, sinners
stand on slippery places" EYES," re-
piled tho old man." looking ut the
preacher, II SEQ they do, but I can't.
A Connecticut lad chalked Roman
candle perfectly white, Hnd stuck it in
his mothers candle-stick Although
somewhat astonshed, the old lady re-
tained enough presence of mind to fan
the young gentleman with o shingle.
The Mikado of Japan traces his redi-
gree back 1872 generations and claims
tue championship.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-03
Due West Female College.
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