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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-17

LOOK AT THE BARGAINS!
SPRING and SUMMER SHAWLs. at 81 M
Ladies' ready made DRESSES, from 81 go
to $500.
White Piques, at 15 cents per yard.
Dress Muslins. at 12t and Is cents per ward.
Lisle Thread Gloves, at 10. Is and o. conts
q pair.
Fine Lenos, good styles, at 20 and Is cents
per yard.
NO. styles Of Grenadines, at rs cents per
May 16 %
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-17

North Carolina Hay.
7E BALES good N. O. HAY, for sale low,
= oy e. HOPE
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-17
E. II. HEINITSH.

Apotheker und Drog'uerien Handler,
Main Strasse, grgeneJ.r der PhGnir Office.
M OCiIE den geehrt n, DeutHchen dieser
1X1 stadt auzeigen daes or stets die besten,
Arznoien Forrathig hat, Besonder's Deutscii
Camomllle, Blutreinigrude Pillen, Kaiser
pllien, Lebon's Elixir, Queens Delight, Kina
andere Won unsern Deutschen Landeslonsen
gessriesene Medicinen. Ais, auch den
beneihmten Deutschen "Brust Thee, )" einziges 9
Rutes and radicales heilmittel gegen huston
und erkaltnug.
Allie Fancy Artickel gewohnlich in einew
Apotheke Gehalten sind stets in besten
auswahl sorrathiR. April 5 +
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-15

~ ppf-Offee- Nfpnes= =Orbers Nnt tas ttIiefe uni
uns ere Mtttel 3ur ueberenbuns son @elb unb oQten
10 feju taben Fnb, baju sebraudt perben.
Wenn bte Nameu BON uteri&reibern eneetanbt wereen
uab @taat eenau unb riatte aneeeeben rerben.
gDenn etne 3etrune einem Defiant an Elm anberea
uerfest perben irn fs mus thinner aud bas guamt an8e
gDenn 5emane fein Blat ntdt rese!mdsis empfdnsl
pber It'd auf reenb eine Mr Gebler endeiden. 70 fOt.
Der betretnbs Nsent fpwte Bic 5erausseter fpse BE-
uahrtdtet uerben.
Ste 9erantmurtlidett fir @elbenbuusen fur tte Bet
tuna erben mir nur bann ubernetmn menn bteben pet
r,sihrrten 8ref Ober pet 9pa.SffeeW &C.
f@eben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-15
afuffe Ma6ri6ten
auf Der brftte1t 6ette.
Mm8ldmbii@e Na@ri@tem.

Gin S9auipteL >pel9eS In ber &C.
l9idte rer @Slfer 1elten sprfpmmt utrb
In 8etlotue8 aufaefdtrt. Mariaau
8asatne bat f9 Dor einem &rteesse>
ridte, ta6 aus lauter Stereeneralen
befebt, sesen Die &ntlaoe gu redtfertt>
gen. pab er bur@ bic @apitulatton BON
WeB unb bic uebersabe bieie6 plabes
an Die beutide Mrmee bic Yrcoinsen
g1loe unc 2ptbrinsen fir Granfreid
baben serloren 9eben laffen. Der
traurt9e 6elo oea Ta9es, 70 i9reibt
man aus pari6> 1T Der Marl9au 8az
game, Der jeBt als @efan9ener in Elm
@artenbauS tnternirt 1T. @tr bearetz
fen, tab Ibter6 fi@ 70 lanee Nrdubte,
ben Maridau Dpr Elm &rieoseeridt
feQen 3u lol7eu, benin oer proceb mirp
;u Beidulpteuneen unb @eeenbeldul<
pi9un9en ser @enerale fiibren, pelde
bic Gbre pteler bpben milttatri tri11er@urz
retrd9er idwer 1ddcisen, bic ee1ammte
@eneralitat in ubler @eleu9tune bar>
lteuen uno auf Zen @tiit ter eemeinen
Scloaten nur b5df unaanfti9 einmirz
Ten tDnnea* @enn Sruenes AUDI rte
Marl lddQe Grp9u, 2ebpeuf &c. Ypr Sc
ridt seifsQt werpen ,pie teantraet
miro, 70 uerldn9ert fi9 Der
Scanbal in betentlidfer @etle unb
enoli9 febt f6 bic fran;Sfl@e Gene
ralitdt in 3pet feinoltde Sdlften oez
tbeilt, 9seeniber. Die fransSfiae slr>
NEE wiiree rann Elm @6aufptel erlez
ben> cas in tbr Gfel uno 3orn erreesn>
ibr @ertrauen auf bic 9elammte Tiib>
run9 aud fir bic 3ufunft beraboriiden
uno bic 6anrbabune per Diseiplin err
ldweren mub."
Gerbeerenbe 5aselwetter baben in
seridierenen @e9eneen Deutl6lanes
9rcbe Geruli ituneen anseridtet. 9lm
6. Mat su9 ourd einen eroben She'll
Sdlefens Elm @ewttter spn furdtbaz
rer peftiofeit. Der SliBfrabl fel unz
sdblise Male CUR @rce oerurladte ptele
Srdnre uno tSptete mebrere Men19en.
Sn Breslau ldlu9 Der 8liB metrere
Male Elm unp tDptete einen Drsdslerz
ee(euen. 3wet Mal fubr ter Blis i'm
rortteen 3oplcsilaen @arten ntecer
pbne tnpeb rpeiteren S@aoen gu tbun.
ol5 cine pappel su 3eriplittern. Sin
Mal fubr ct mitch tn etnen 0eflselz
tei6, 10 cab ba6 ZEN Teid fluenpe @ez
fusel eridredt au6etnancerfob; feds
Stdd roppn purpen 9etDttet. 5aeel<
1dla9 besleitete ros 0etpitter uno 1i9<
te1e an einieen Srten ar9e 8erwafunz
gen an.
Intern 18. Mat miro aus Darmz
fapt heriatet: Sn pereaneener Na@t
bat Elm fdwere6 5aselwetter bic Sc
treice<, Sbf< unp @einernte bier uno
i'm &iece iotpie Lungs pes Qr5bten
Shells rer 8erefrabe faf edn3lt@ 3erz
fbrt. Diefem @e,pitter tpar spet Sage
porber i'm Spenwalpe Elm beftt9er Grpz
fob ppransesan9en, be0en 6ero, wie
fdon frlber, 10 aud pie6 MaL Der
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-15

lu6t nab Grtldrun0en> aud in Der
prede. Diele mug natdrli9 uneemetn
bebutiam auftreten fe mub bic Nufz
9abe: uwaide ben pelh made i'm aber
nt9t naf" TN ppufen umfane in Musz
fdbrun9 brtnsen unb 3u Dem Gnee bic
lrla9en ber Notwithstanding bort
lu@en 100 fe gar nidt lieeen. Da6
Bequemte babel If >pte eS eit1tr Sage
cine nattpnautberale 3eitune tbat Die
Sdulo ben Deutlden in Nmerifa alf>
,ubilroen. Dtele Deut(9en, bie6 ea,
bitten bic @epobnbett an ibre Ser
mantten in Deutldlaup su ldret=
ben, ibnen ;u bertdten eob cine Garm
IN SQtnois> Soma Mi0ourt &an1a6
&C. t1ur 70 niele 6unberte Don Gbalern
fofet, al6 fe lelbit in ben 0eeenpen an
Der Sftlee Eauienoe foRen wiirpe bab
fe 3par arbeiten mlbten, aber bod ibr
eutes Musfommen bdtten u. {. ~. Sa
mande BON nielen Deutl9en in Mme>
rita ioQen iraar ioweit 9eben pab fe
ca@ @elo fir ote leberfabrt beraus>
l9iten."
@u9 bic ~Nussburser Nu8emeine
3eitun9" en'btelt Dor &ursem eine Cor
relponcen; GUS Berlin in pel6er man
re9t peutlt6 Die 8eitirsunD bic Ses
far9tun9en wiecer9eseben 1ab, pelde
ote1e Manenwanperun9 berpprbriu9t.
IS tpurce parin eemelret oab eie Nusz
wanceruns aus cen 6fli6en prpptnsen
bon preuben> beloncers aus pommern
uno Wefpreueen> in fu iaredenerre9enz
Der Wetie sunebme, rab eanse @smeinz
ben ppu itdnct9 perSoeten uno oie@utsz
beiBer anfnsen, fir rie n5tbisfen Nrz
bettefrafte belor9t 3u merceu. Nber
AUDI ete preubilde &e9ierung fanse
an, pas Weesteben FOLDER Ma6en pon
jun9eh frieasti6tisen 2euten NIT 8ez
cenfen gu betradten uno es 1eien raber
bic poliseibeb1roen on9ewtelen mprpen,
een u Nuewanoerun98 N9enten f9arf
auf bic Ttn9er 3u leber1.
Dana@ idetnt eS allo> baB bic preu<
bilde &e9ierun9 einsn anperen Gin
oenbcd 9efunoen unp i'm Sinne bat
bic MuswancerunssaSente rafir Serz
antwortlt@ 3u ma9en> pab bic Qeute
6aus uno 6pf perla1en, UNI Saul 1enoe
Don Weilen wett elmer unsewi0en 3u>
funft 5usu3ieben. Nu9 ote u&1lnil9e
3ettun9" bra9te etnen Nrtifel liber ptez
fen @e9enitanp. Ste betradtete bic
ftarfe Nuswanceruns pom militdriiden
Stancpunft unp fdr6tete fir bic 3uz
funft Der peutlden Nrmee. Sbr Nlarm
etn9 70 reit pab lie lpear letie ansu>
peuten waete> BE 3jdbrtse Wilttatrs
ctent;eit TRACE an Der Nuswanoeruns
Sdulo uno cab es wobl9etban fetn
piirce> wenn etne 6erabieBun9 perlel>
ben eintrdte. SnbeB petoen ale per>
artt9en Wabreeeln ben Strom berNus<
wanoerun9 ntdt su bemmen perm69en>
ip lan9e in ben &reilen Der 0eleg9eter
nt9t Elm anperer @eiif einfebrt.
&Grsli9 fam tteNu6wanberun8 AUDI
int &ei9sta9e our Spra9e. G6 war
BET @ele9enbett Der @erbanolung iiber
bic petitipn Der Nu8wanceruneszlln>
ternebmer &iibl unp 2wietmeYer 3u
Bremen. Der Ab9eprbnete @Qntber
aus Sa9fn mie8 babel parauf bin,
pae bic @uswanoernpen ppr3ueSweile
nt9t etrra aus Der befBlo1en &lale>
ipnpern aus fleinen lanpwirtb(9aftli<
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-15
Wut1t11er 24O.

din @runpbefbern Be lteben, bic nt9t
mebr I'M Stanbe 1eien, in per !6etmatb
ibr6ortfemmen 3u fnotn. Der@eid6<
tassab9eoronete &app, IN Netp yorf
pur@ ieinen lansjdbrisen Nufentbalt
befannt> feute eben 10 ri6tie al5 trdf<
tt9 bic 8emerfun9 aut oob pte8euiib<
unsen Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ner~
aebli9 iein wiireen, trenn ni@t uebel>
itdnte pa mdren, bic bic 9eute forttrie<
ben. 1aS etnstee Mittel let: bic 3u<
ftdnpe in Deutl 9lanb gu perbenern, fe
70 iu MAIDEN, baB bic 9eute i'm 2anbe
bletben f1nnteu unp trpQten.
0a,u melbet Elm beut1Ges Blatt ppnt
18. Wai: Sc fine nod feline a9t1aee
rob wiecer 9unrerte uno 6unberte
rbeinabwdrts rnp ieemdrt6 spsen.
An einem Sage paren eS lauter WIrt<
temberser, BON penen Gini9e metnten
menn bic 3uridsebltetenen es mSelt@
MAIDEN f6nnten, fort3ufommen, riirbe
beinabe baS 8anse Qdnrls ou6paneern.
Nn einem Der foleencen Sage tparen IS
meifen6 2eute aus Der umeeoenb BON
Wlrsburs, er6btentbeilS tpoblbabenbe
geute penn fle fQbrteu Ma0en bon ST.
ften unp &aiten NIT, ratiirli9 bic
unpermeipli9en Sasefinten nt@t su
perJeIen, NIT penen ite bic in benStraz
fen bon Ne>p yorf> philadelphia &c.
berumlaufencen 5irlde @ebe unp 5oe
fen erle9en poQen.
Die 9robe politif bat far etnmal
&ube> penn Girf 8ismard 5at fi9
auf ieinen 2anpfB in Ypmmern surldz
seso9en, wobin ibm leine @ertrauten
folaen werpen. @eine Nbwelenbett Don
Berlin 1T auf mebrere Wonate bere9z
net, worauf AUDI bic 8orfebruneen In
Be,u9 auf feline DertretunB fblteben
la0en. Sn Betreff Der tnneren Mnee<
le9enbetten ce5 &ei9e6 fault bieie Yer<
tretun9 cem prdfpenten beS Rei9s<
fan3ler>Nmte6 anbetm, In Besus auf
pte auswdrtieen Mngele9enbeiten base>
gen benz @taatslecretatr .. 9btle> unp
in Betref Der 2ettun9 Der preubtiden
Staats9elddfte pem &rteesmini0er,
@rafen .. &oon, uoer in 8erbtnperung
oei1elben Dem nd9fdltefen Mtntiter.
I'm BEN parlamentaril9en Mrbeiten
miro ft6 Der Garlt alio mdbrenb ber ge<
senwdrtieen NetbstaszSellion ni9t
mebr betbetltse1 ubwobl nod io man9e
wt9ti9e Gra9e ber Grleoi9ung barrt.
Die &tberalen betauern pies in pfelen
BeStebun9en, eab ibr Metlter nt9t
mebr ben Eafttpd i'm Heidstag fibrt.
Nu6 85ln i9reitt man unterm 18.
Wat: Speben traf bter cine pom tat
ierli9en Mrtillerie> Depot au @traebure
erpeptrte, fit &Iln iebr merfmarbiae
Senruns ein. Ste bsfano aus %
eroberten fransTfi9en &anoner1 tm@ez
wt6te Don 500 @entnern> pelde &atler
Wtlbelm 3u elmer neuert @lpde fir
cen Dom 9eldenft bat. Ole aus bte<
fen @e(@iBen ber3uiteuenbe @lode rtro
enprme Dimenfonen baben, nanlt9
am loeenannten S&la9rfnse-oem UNI
teren Nanpe-etnen Durdme0er BON
etpa 13 Bub uno peut uerbdltnibmdbtg
cine 5Sbe BON II Gub (einialiebli@
Der Rrpne.) Sn bielen Mbme6un9en
wirp fte BON allen @loden Gurppa's,
pie eeldutet tperoen, bic 8r6bte unp
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-15
Gelsber9 cine Stunce Don Nuerba4,
;u fein i9ten.

Gelsbers, cine @tunce Don Auerba9>
su fein l6ien.
Ginem 8eridte Dom %. Mai ent>
nebmen mir cie nadfebenpe llnelld6z
bot i9aft: uD{e beicen 9fn9ffeiertaee
baben auerorten in Deuti9lano pur9
itarte @ewttter fd aua;ei9net. 3u
ben besfaQfeen Nadridten aus per
belil9en Yrootns @tarfenburs fcmmen
nun AUDI 1plde aus Barsr1 @Irttem<
Berg Baiern uno Norbpeut1dlanp.
Sn 8aoen wuroe am pfneflonntaae
belonoers Sfenburg uno feline nat,ifs
umeebuns BON einem @ewttter mt
6a9elldla9 betm9eiu&t. Sn @il''z
tember9 scg AT pemielben Sage e'n
furdttares @etpttter oas san3e pte:e
Nedartbal berab npn Obernporf ar.
leBte fi6 iber ca8 &emStbal fort bs
Malen uno Guwan9ert unp ri9tete al
lentbalben namentli6 in ben @eoenbsn
Don 6prb, Iibinse1l Neutltn9en, ,&tr9z
beim> Weieeuftet1 unb Aalen purd9az
9elidla9 unablebbare Btrbeerunsen an.
Sn 8aiern bat am Spunta9e in lebr
ptelen Srten Ger Bliy 9e3inpet unb in
pielen @e9enoen wurre pur@ eleid3etz
tt9en 5a9el19la9 pen Gelbfrl9ten unz
bere6enbarer S@aren 3useflet. llez
ber bic @eeens bet Neuftaot Gbers<
walpe Gin per preub. prpotns 8ranoen<
burg) mad Der Sper bin uno piele ent>
lang 3o9 idpn am Mtenb por pfne1en
Elm lberaus befti9es @emitter BON 70
fta1fem 5a9elidla9 be9leitet oab an
man9en Stellen falt bic 9anse Grnte
pernidtet wprpen lefn fol-. Die
Sdlp0en famen BIG 3ur @r5Be Don
1aubeneiern uno tparen 70 feites Gt6>
pab fie lan9e unsel9mol;en ltesen bliez
ben. slu@ ant Sonataez Nbeno mar
tn rerielten @eseno Elm idweres Sc
nitter."
Msbr als bic polttil9en Gra9en Be-
l9aftiet fprtwdbreno bic Nuswanoe>
runesz zNn9ele9enbeit bas beuti9e @olf>
unp 1eltft liberale 8ldtter brtusen 8ez
ri6te pariiber> bic binfdtlt6 rer eeeen>
wdrttsen Sage per Dinse feinen 3wet>
fel befeben lalen. So i@reibt man
aus &Sln: uDas rieienbufte Nnma9z
fen Der NuSwancerun9 in oielem Sabre
fdnst na99erape an, srobes Nufleben
;u MAIDEN unc ielbit bic oeutide pre0e
iiebt it9 9e;wunseny basen Noti; gu
nebmen uno na9 elmer Grf!druns Der
auhauenpen Gr1deinuns 3u 1u9en.
Wau bate ae9lautt, rab cer &rte9> bic
papur1 berbefsefubrte Germinperun9
Der Nrbeit6frafte, Die Grb1bun9 Ter Mrz
teitSlIbne bic pur6 bic @onloltoirun9
Deutlblanps erlanste Tret;ueietett uno
quaf 0emettefreibett einen &Idldla9
auf bic Nuswaneerung auslben, tpenn
nt9t gar fte setpi6ermaben gum Stiuz
ftanp brineen wlrpen. Wan slaubte
ipear et,paa Derartt9es in ben @ermal>
tuneen per Dampfldiffseeleal
.pel9e pon 6ambu:9 uno Bremen aus
Die ueberfabrt per Muswanoerer na9
ben Ser. Staaten gum 9rSbten She'll
permitteln, 3u bemerfen, unp nun febt
man ptele Grwartunsen unb 8eflr9t>
unsen ni@t nur ni9t erfIQt }pnbern
pas serare @esentbea baron.
uDie @a&e pfe fie nun ftebt> u,a&t
tpie eelaet, srobes &ufleben unb man
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-15
Ser ,,SSanberer" 1tn@ europa.

9ebe @p9e eeten cine Mnaabl gremplare bes
,,@anberer" na9 europa, unb pir MAIDEN bic
2e1er befpnbers aufmertlam, bo6 bic llebsrien-
buna pes Blattes ait 8ermanbte unb Greunbe
ieufettstbes Oceans etn febr geetenetes Mittel
ii. etuen ununterbrr@e @enen Nertebr nit beniel>
BEN ~ unterbalten unb fe iiber bic 3u1anbe
bieies 2anbes ~ unterri9ten, better als es bur@
8riefpe91el sef9ebeu tDnnte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-15
Jabr8an8 s.
Da8 4pfpprt to

Den Ber etaaen unb Canada betrdst 20 Gs per Sahr
unb mus spn BEN &mpfdneer bet etnsr pufpce oterte'
tabrttcb porausbe;ablt werben.
Nlan tanu ju fe>er 3ett auf ben .gDanberer" abrn'
utreu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-15
Befeuuueen, Brtefe It, finb su aereifren:
CIV A n D E r e r"
L. 3. 1870,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
@i1enbabn Tabr<pldne.
ct. paul unp pactFc.

st. paul uno pacife.
Mad anuta, @lt Riper ct. Gluub uns eaut Raptts-
Derlaiien st. PAUL $3.50 @prm. urb erreen Saut So
pibs 1886; Serlaen Sauf apibs 1870 uao erreiden st.
yaul 1905 Mittass.
ct. PAUL. Mtaneaprlis unb Delans 3use. - gerlafeu
Delanu $3.50 gormittaes; Mnneaprlis 955 Born. unb
srre6en ct. gaul 1889 germ. 3uradfebrenb perladeu
pefelben ct. gaul 3l5 Nadnttass; MinneaYplis 1882
Nadmtttaes unb errei&en Delanp 6:10 &benns.
ct. paul, Delanp. 2itfelb unb Benrn 3uee-gerIaNeu
st. paul 1850 Wprsens; Nfinneapplis 1923 D}praens
erre9en Benton $50 ga&mittaas. 3urddtebrenS yer.
laTen 6e Benfpn 1:16 Mprsens; Mnneapplts 535 Rab-
mtttaes; erreiden ct. PAUL 6:i5 Nadmittues.
st. paul unb Wnneapplis Meepmpt attpns< 3ua Ser.
Taft ST. yaul 1:3O Wpreens; erret Minneapplis 1915
Nprmittags. 3urudfetrenb Serlast Mnneasslts 2OO
Waamittaes aab erreidt ct. PAUL 2:4o Na@mtttass.
ct. paul unp @tpur GttY.
es e;ssS:n gsaI 50 g.sm st. ssS";: s"t: a" s1s ssn
vt. Yaul...... 400 No6m. Manfatr S.55 "
St e. Sames. s,oo Born. Ct. gauI.... PIG O.
eafe superiur unp miiff1ppt.
Serlaaen st. Paul 8.25 @urm
8erlahen Duluth t........."................8 $50
apmmeu an tn st. paul ................. $40 Ra&u1
Mtlwaufee ct. paul unb Minneapp>
lts<3l9e.
Durdb;hse mad hem Often (G1preR.)
Ateaus $50 gprm. &utunft 7.o0 Na9m.
@einneapplts unb ct. saul 3lae.
Rpmm en- a,t....91O Born. @ebet ab....... ESQ 0pr
Rpmmeu 3:4ONa1m. 0eben ab.......
ct. DauI un> 0btcasp Sage.
0eten ab gad 5afinss Getwtne ,e. lao BORN,
Anfuaft tn ct. paul 2.55 Ra3m.
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Qiu(fnounafn nMf Rnrre(ponben,en

tsienbers iius,n glaIrn unD anoere rtetsss yt
sebenbetten, fnb teperaett wtQtpmn,sn, nal1sr
assr pota 8erfader unter3et9net fetn.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-05

GRANT AND GBEELEY. When Mr.
Greeley was chosen president of the Tam.
many Republican committee, he made ar
address in which he said in relation to Gen
Grant: GAS to the administration of Gen
Grant, | recognize no one as Republican
who is not grateful for its judicous, ener.
getic and successful efforts to procure the
ratification of the Fifteenth Amendment,
that keystone of our political arch, where.
by the fruits of our great triumphs over re.
bellion and slavery are assured and perpetu.
ated. That the President has made some
mistakes in appointments is obvious. 1t
would be strange, indeed, if one so inexpe.
rienced in the conduct of political affairs,
had wholly escaped them. While asserting
the right of every Republican to his un-
trammeled choice of candidate for next
President, until nomination is made,
venture to suggest that Gen. Grant will be
far better qualified for that momentous
trust in 1872 than he was in 1852 Mr..
Greeley was thus one of the very first to
indicate his preference for the next Repub-
lican candidate for the Presidency.
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Greeley's Farming.
George Alfred Townsend writes thus Of
Greeley's amateur farming:

George Alfred Townsend writes thus Of
Greeley's amateur farming:
Greeley's farm, which has given so much
amusement to humorous correspondents,
furnishes one of the most interesting chap
tiers of his autobiography. Who can read
the opening lines without feeling the pres
ence OF a genial farmers spirits, as much
in love with the country as lZaak Walton
with his rod:
|" should have been farmer. All my
ripper tastes incline towards that blessed
calling, whereby the human family and its
humble auxiliaries are fed. Its quiet, its
segregation from strife and biawls, and
heated rivalries, attract and delight. hate
to earn my bread in any calling which COM
plicates my prosperity in some sort with
others adversely my success with others
defeat. Blessed is he whose days exer-
ton ends with the evening twilight, and
who can sleep unbroken until the dawn
awakens him, with energies renewed and
senses frightened, to fresh activity, and
that fullness of health and vigor which are
vouchsafed to those only who spend most
Of their Weakened hours in the free, pure
air, and renovating sunshine Of the open
country"
This farm, which has furnished so much
humor, as well as so much knowledge, to
the country, ard elevated the farmer class
throughout our continent, is about 70 acres
in area, of which % are in woods (; and it
took Mr.. Greeley quarter of a century to
to be able to buy it. He had been 20 years
resident of New York, and 10 years at
the head Of household, and had been
given six children, before he could buy this
little farm. lie has made it shrine, and,
exquisite and minute as the dissertations of
Izaak Walton upon the habits of fish, are
his reflections upon it. As to what he has
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GALE OF VALUABLE halifax LANDS
- BY virtue of DEGREES of the United States
District Court, made on March Il, 1871, and
April IL, 1872, in the matter of John Clark in
bankruptcy Cease No. l,5i7), the undersigned
will sell at public auction, in the city of Rich
mond, in front of the office of Richardson & Co.
No. lll3 Main street, on SATURDAY, the LIST
day of June, 1872 at u O'Clock NJ, the two fol-
lowing valuable TRACTS OF LAND, lying in
Halifax county, on or near Wynns creek, about
three miles from the courthouse and five miles
from the Danville railroad. being part of the
lands formerly owned by John CLARK, Esq: lst
All that tract known as 'Tract No. g" in the
Bailey Tract" containing TWO HUNDRED
ACRES, as per survey at saiu courthouse, being
the same that was sold on Dec mber 81 1869, to
w w. Wood by the undersigned, and now to be
resold by virtue of the said DEGREES of said
court. I'd. All that tract OF land that was con-
veyed by deed from said John Clark to Thomas
J. Owen, dated February B. 1865, and recorded in
the clerks office of the Halifax County Court,
containing, also, TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
with valuable improvements thereon.
TERMS-For the tract first mentioned, cash
for the tract last mentioned, enough in cash to
pay the balance of purchase money due by said
Owen, estimated at $434; the residue on such
terms as will be announced at day of sale. The
purchaser to pay the taxes.
JAMES PLEASANTS,
ALBERT BLAIR,
my l0--F2aw3w Trustees, sc.