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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-10
He DAILY CHRONICLE.
RULE q KICKS. Proprietors.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1872.
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die AIRY do inquire into and report whether
~ their opinion it wonld be eNpe,lieni to
repeal sections 80 and - of chapter iSO.
cote OF West Virginia
NorE- This chaper relates 10 evidence
IN courts, and the sections referred to gov
ern he competency oi witnesses with re-
-pect In parties Interested.
"r b-nnett. on leave intr duced he ,ol.
loving bill-. which were suisse, uently read
u hr-t time, ~ Il ordered 10 y SECOND read
ng
Senate Bill M. !. ~ Rill for extending
the um' Tor Hscrr,ainius aud crrIi wing the
result Of the e,ecIion held on the 2Iih dav
OF October, lN'2, Tor Reprrsr IN
ue Cnied States ol America.
SrnaIr Bill No 5. a Bill ,or the tenn.
rorary amt permanent condemnation oi
i"ni Tor the use uf the hospt, Tor the M
sane. and prcscr,bin. where it may he
sued. and
Sriate Bill No 4. ~ Bill amending til,
l'lst section oi chapter 80 at tue cod,
concerning the trial ot Appeals
Mr. Walker presented u petition Signed
10y Hon. Jo-eph Smith. asking the passnr,
"i Till tiNlu. the tunes f"r holding Ih,
courts ~ the seventh Judicial crc IT,
which On hl- own morton Was referred to
the committee on tie judiciary
>cnHte Bill No =. a Bin la amend til,
law !" relation to the municipal court or
Wheeling
rnate joint resolution No : For til.
tram rr "i the ri.ht- aud lrinchi-es oi th,
>uur III the X innwha river improvement
aud tie .lam,s River nnd kumawhn Cana
nl"n "ertn'n ter"s, to the u itcd tptes.
couuu- ~
Ga unti"n of Mr. summers, ils mt,he
consideration WIS postponed unIil Mund.l
next
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vidaals' 1t 50, when will the movin. I,,,
mess stop?
Tie people al 'nlifurn,a { mk IA, Can
ita' of the United State- Is quite ren,o,.
hut l never hrsri that they sdva.,,i the
removal OF thu seat a. government on ,ha,
account
The most preposierous. ~ vel N. th,
most discrr'iiiabi" proposition. d. To r..
move the Capital t-miorsril. To Wheel
ins. Snch a project Is talked or. Lou,ysr
t., some oi the members oi the I..isls.
ture. have me- idea that hall a dozen
members, ia both houses. wnuld b, indn.
ed to exhibit themselves hy vote in the
affirmative on thai proposal bui all the
inemhers SHOULD discourage the agitation
"i the >uijtct They should .,op II AT
once 1t they or their constituent. .up
pose tne members are her. Tor such hu..
nes-. a mistake has been msd,. and il
ough, to br reclified at once
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RIVER NEWS.

HUNTINGTON, Nov 80, lSII
River falling sinwly with our feet ,cani
nn the Bars The cold weather tin. week
h"- had - disastrous affect on la, ignuon.
The Fleetwood commenced the week IL
letting aground on GuNaniuIt Bar ami
spending ~ day and night lDere aud t., the
AID oi theJ {, tro-slcy, succeeded ~ ret
tia. oil "n " ,dursday morning. and pro
ceed'd un her way reJuicin.
Next il turn wa- the Chesapeake ON the
10y 1t Z Fanny Dugan
The water Is 80 low that there Is nu,
mnc" certainty IA navigation the p,c
hrIr are all ailiug behind time except the
Fannie Dusan anh j e Cro,,cy, which
;iir always on une
Inc hIuIc liegirr wa, unurt nate ON
I"ur-diy -" her upward trIp -ne landri
at the lower adding at Mllier-porr, aud ~
hacking umt struck - -nas which pruririt-
81 her nui causing her IL riuk 10 "a short
tin" Ihe pilot -"ccr,dr,l IN thrown. her
'.!"nE rnure. where -he -it!cd down un
the beach. and lir- rrrlrctl, -trd- Int. oirn
The water over hrr outside guard
he 'hnmpio" na- been tc.r-r,pnci io
.nd wiii nave no Trouble ~ raising n,r-
She "ai L,s trip AID was d,-u4,d Tor
hHutwht yer
I"c steamer .Ir..ic wa- "r her ay do~n
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PERSON
Ext Andy J"n"-un.
pn,r rC,I l,nutr Cl.iiiu
>sK likk

Ext Andy .j"n"-"n.
Poor Col. FEMME Clailin.
August Belmont realized over eighty
Thousand dollars from the sale nr hs col.
lection at painting
The editors OF the Grafton .SenGn,i are
nluhberns over the removal Of :he i.ul
tai. Accor ing Ia "a calculation made l.,
Them Grafton turns ont 10 hr the geo.
graphical c-rtrr.
Gen II Fri-s read sn interesting p,ppr
before the Tyndall Association. ON III,
Influence tu forests an rain fall
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Sherrard, Summers, Gian,ham. Jacob and
Scott
On Education, Messrs. Hall. oi Barbour,
"laSemore, Eastman. Mcdonald aud Bish-
op
o" Counties ard Municipal Corpora.
mons Nessrs Blskemore. Price. Hail, OF
bar""nr. Mcdonald aud McClaskv
I'm rows ani navigation, Mr-srs Cue
uh' "hh'hson' Dickinson, i'iice anil
Scott
on Bauks aud Corporations. Msssr.
Hall, o. wetzel, Caldwell, Sh.lion, Sher-
rsri and Jacob
On Public liulli, ss aud Humane Ins,i
ln'ions. Messrs. summers, Bennett, Gustin.
Bishop aud Walker
Ca the Penllet''i'ry. Nr>-r-. Jacob, Gus
tin. summer Nawt,r and Price.
On The Militia, Mc>srs. Walker, Sh~r.
rari, Wilkinson and scott
TN immigrauon aud Agriculu e. Mes
srs. Jacob Hall. nj B.rhour. East.
Wilkinson aud McClaskv.
On Claims and Grievances. Messre. Sher.
rart, Haii.oi weIzcl, Vnwisr and Cald
we'll
q" Public Printing. Mc->rs Eastman.
camden, GrHntham Dickinson and Bish
up
TN Ruies, Nrssrs johnson. President
ou'"'her- benneit Walker aud Melon
AZ"
"" t""nc Library. McsSr-. Dickinson.
'-",ien' Sheion, Hall, OF Harbour, and
"vr T '"'NeI
IoeNaninc Clerks office. Me-srs. CalL-
well, Eastman aud shelton
"r irrst.ent announced the following
"'.''" "'m"er' "i the >c"ate ~ the com.
"".1' rp"'h'ed Ia re arrange the districts
,,r 'he erection OF Representatives IN III.
"' IN" United States under th,
,'S"'"'Ion "l"p"d Monday, VIZ Messrs
'"'e'' ""''' OF NeiArl. Caldwell Gus
'h' Shyrf"ni' Bishop, Summers. Vawter
ann Mcdonald
~" "'' "on o' VI, hl"kemorc,
s"' nat 'hs "ninittee on Privi-
- ",u Flee ,""- 10" n"h "ercby is, en.
F''"'''" ~ ''n' '"r he ballots cast IN the
county al ONO Al the elect Iun hrli ON th.-
""N "' August lH'2. aud thepol book.
an" '''''hc"'-s "i Tie Inspectors ui Elec
''"" at 'he "hcre"t p'ccInc, IL ,ald coun-
y ~ s"ii e'''''""'
nr h'"N'h"re ohe"rd the following
"e""''"'' nat ""iH Otherwise ordered.
me senate shall meet ut | o'clock A. "
"''"' q" ''o""n "I Dir. Gustln was amen
"e' 80 "T "' r'"i AT " ihr'end of / /
'''c" y
',''"""s m'ls were read ,he second
""' an" referred nS '"'lowr.
,ne "'n" ltce on the Judiciary, Sen
ave ave n'' No. = "A B''' to extend ''c time
.,r s'rI'''h'"s and certifying t"e result q
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MnNnAN. Nov. u.

M"NpAY, Nov. p
PRAYER toy Rev. Father Strnger.
Nr WIN. q. Brown. oi Preston county. .
appeared IL hi. seat aud was sworn in H.
II nrmurr o. tue House
Ga motion ni Mr. Cuilran,
Rts"iced That the clerk ol the House
i authorized to appnint three As. isiaut
tlrrks
TN mntion oi Mr Knott-.
Rcsoiced. That hereafter durin, tie
present srs-i"n "i the Legislature, 'un!,--
Otherwise specially ordered. the House
meet at 10 - clock, -. ~
On motion oi Mr. Butcher.
Hcs"icsd, That the cu,n,liftee nn rule
hr instructed Ia cause i"eir report to hr
printed aud presented ~ thu form to toe
House
-" motion Of Mr. ilulihan.
ReS"irtd hat each member oi the
present House or Delegates Ice furnished
"th II COPY of the Journal of the last
House "f lcg,tes
On motion "i Mr Knots the further
consideration ui the resolution relating To
smoking ~ the ante-rOuu- during the -,..-
~" oi the liouse was indefinitely post
roucd
On m"tion oi Mr Morrison.
lne JOINT resolution III relation T." the
elr"linn "f j,nit"r AID guard wn~ laid on
the table
T"e rr>"'n'i"n pro piin. tor the election
a. another In-r was tnhIrl
On muilon ui Mr. Lewis.
u lr J"iut fc-uiuti"u ~ relation to the
prnun- aud btniI''o - ih lruruai pi ench
House, 10 il- ani other Ornaments. vs. rr-
'rIrri 10 tne committee "n y iutus. Sc
SIR. Prince offered ioilowins rr-olu
ton.
Ra,.irni , bat the Home Of Delicate.
nu" proceed To- select .ctt- ry cuuutir.
i"r resolution Na- lot
ur--Hsr iru.r the ~ru.it, 10, the rl.rk
announced the adoption "f u j"mt rr-o.u
u"n d.re,tius rhe coinmttIre Ou rule. an
iu ned 10y rac. House TO- revise a..d r..
P'r' jointly joint rui,- ipr their govern
uncut
E.i~rrI
Wrnr"W "H'rrl rnc 'o,.nSirs.
H's"i.'E init the Judiciary committee
"he" .I'"intri, inquire INTO t,r cxp,d.
'nrt "i -"aincniiu- lu" ..,N- %, this Stlie
t" ~, ai'utl"nt time to oNurr- oi r...,.
r-.,i- ."Id to the state t,r nNc, At the
a-t i"N ale. 900 wuHc. to- redeem rIic ta.i,,.
Lp-i
CO. .ot:pu NJ Knots. tLr rcfri r,
% Ah-"i"n Kupu- % r.,uir-inuf f,.i-...
i" Iuv house uum Calhoun .ouui,. W.T.
n,.,r ir"m lie mnIe n.i frt,uri .o lhe
-"uuuttrcpa ItNUc. a. aud .ltriiYn-. O.. .rr.
ucrr.t 90 ,pisnufrj
hc.EcL .Lat -, ruri of ti,c Gu,,fu-
cor urc--a-r- ~ relates tp P.c-ui,ut n.d
c.crN Of courN ruuu fhr tine nml man.
o.. ..| .I.t...
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NEdOXING THE CAPITAL.
Correspondence Huntington Argus.

'l'"hdch't huntington Argus.
lle subject oi removing the seat of til,
>ta'e government j. again discussed and
ag.tatri with ,igor and determinations
Ihr poinlles~ satire and the jokes about
the "iuncce>shihtv al the permanent
seat, are again revised The CORES pond
eui- o. the mrw spapers. in the ras ern aud
nor, r,hern parts Oi The State can wri'e "a
letter or >erd "a Telegram without lrnnical
allu,ton Ia thIs, T., the". most intrrrs, n.
subject. The Wheeling Register, which.
dnrus the can AS before the August
election, advised it, reaiers not tn aritnlr
the subject any more, aud was even -
kini a. to say that the Capital should NOT
he removed from Char est"u. is nov We -
meuti! advocating the removal to Wheel
M he Htg'Sier is purely Il ,interr.i-
eh advocate! Oi curse the capital should
now he removed. II it j. to 90 to Wheeling.
% n l. TO te located AT e"ur other point, il
should not he novel OF cnutst not. the
people would not aPprov" ol it; it -houl
NOT he mo, ri atnil,
/ w hat /" the REASON Tor removal That
l. ~ there i "He solid r-a-on whv IN. scat
at government should he moved from
"dr''sion, vat i ~ wouli like to
hear hat any at the incousrderAte advn-
Gates oi State apiiai On wheel- will offer
for argument IN favor ui removal hccnus.
''r""otr"--- s"i "inacce->ihili,y.' while
these may serve for the preparation o,
J"hr- which are u" jokes are terms wbn,,
arc ""t true ~ the application, aud can
'"fm no basis tor argument /, wuuid
i"dh'les- Ice great accommodation tn
CERTAIN newspapers aud few private gen
iiein'n t. hrv- the SAFE House AT Nbr.I
i"e. P'rNcr-turs or Clark k-iur.. aud il !.
'eIN strange that auy members al the
Lesi>irtnr" Should orrnpy the position of
"2i''uor~ of th'- subject upon -urh con-
'''ra''"n- lt L. singular tLat a., of
then, -t"ui appear Ia aivocntr rrnn,,,I
-r"'y @" acc"iumuiuir vcr, lev inii-
/ s. d"'s. vh"-r pcculinr business wonli hc
:enehnci hy the prescucr"i the Ci,pii,I
I 49, AN, rrsdrr OF tits 10 take "a u,,,,,
"' West Ni-rnia. and examine r.Nuh
'i'w to hc .,rit"u of the Cnuit,I ia tl,r
Ir'-i'iou ttat wound hr convenient a.rti..
10 ".her- o. The Leg stature or n,,., ,l,i,.
'"-'"e-. at any o. t..r >lrte Departments
10" viI dui aiI tne 3-.i Coas c--,o,,nI b,--
20 ct best accommodated Lv the .e,t .i
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Rem lining in the huntington post-oflire.
Nov, >. lS'2. which if not called Tor m
80 days, will he sent to the drad letter office:
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Corner of "ti street n"" 2i Avenue, dur
ing 'h' week cn'iinE Friday morning, No
vtnn-r -. ISL
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!.isl Of letters held FOR postage. Nov. 81,
l>,2, which it not claimed within seven
days will be -rnt To the dead letter oilic,
-. Bules. Little Yadkin, Nc
Miss Ettie " hite, ureenup-blrg. Nv.
NJ II BROOKS. L NJ
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Arrivals. at Merchants. Hotel,

Corner "t rl street nnu 2i Avenue. dur
ins th" week cnii"r Friday morning, No
Vtm,'-r -, lS,2
FRIDAY
&C 4 Mound-. jackson county: G |. Bout.
der, lIamiine. West Va; Judge q u Cemden,
ClarAsburg, Va; G u ilodgeman Berkeley
Springs; br. wm Marlbury. Washington, u t.;
Wood. Charleston. by; j Z LinsIey, Ken
lucky; II l. ia rrnicr. ~ Alban.; u 4 Kline.
Charleston. West Va; Gibbcn,. Whcrlr,s-
burg Charles Ryan, Bsrh"ursNiile; l. L"ugc.
L""P Greek, shaw. New Richmond. Ohio;
+ brown, Wayne county; l. Rune. Barbour
vile; w lInmon-, jr. ci,y: Tracy aud ION.
Portsmouth. ohio; W II Suih. Richmond: WIN
Martin, Huntin stou; u Coz. Mouud.,ilIr;
TIL" l. Jordnn Louisville. Ky; ID William.
sen, Lincoln county, N d Andrews. Hunting
ton; ih"s M"s-. Cincsnnati; William Russell,
Virginia; J'hn Lyon, Bnib,usvillo
StirRDAY
Geo " Gallop. CatcIt.burg. ky; CB Blake.
Crown City, -; A Johnson. BruwnsviIle; John
IL krr-on, Len Pax, Fisher md wife. Cabeil
county; ku!us Underwood. KIlcigh & II; Jas
NJ Mahon. Ciurinnati: VI % Abbott. Vermont;
Ar- Dciw"rth ana family; " VI ugh. Park
sisLurg, W Ma; \ Sar,hling. Wheeling; +
u Clark. Guyani"ttc; Charic, u webb. Ccr.du:
ii Harrison, Mcdowell county: u X scripture.
q 40 il Il; Cua. u Myers ~ wife. Cs,cll C. u T..
j kSs-, Mason county: J II Thomas and
son. ci'y. = X hrtt- nnd son. rarkcr.hurr; :
]. ID +. nuntin-i"n, uruty O'RIry, .hland.
Ky; II N".dcr. il Pismnn, Guy; : VI Kim
BIER. licnuund. Nuguit.
suNDhY
u r ruoma-. j = GIay,un. Chnric. Kendall.
Crnrnuau; jrhu u Dunap. " Va; VI Cole
man, kam"wnn -alnr-; u Z Liinc Cnailc,
ton, Th," P'cN, Cat,rt,-Du,s: Ky.
Nu>u,y
john + Allaway. CIR ,uup. Ky, j = Push.
3hdilcrorr. %. jaime. II N,l.irm-. " llcuu,y.
Gr,nton, %, q " Gppi, I..wr,ucr cuuniy. %.
u Dood, Carroll county. VA; rho- PACK Mr.
B M-hrr. Ba,p"ur.vIo; " NJ Mc,arh,
M"y.vIlic. ny; Luprr, Catlcrt-burg, ny
Artln Wilson, Mmun-rurs.
rrtSp,Y
i A Ath"it. Cincinnati. j. u L,n,ri. P,tk-
cr.qurs; j smell. 81 Allan.. = Iinii,.. A.u.
land. y u >trsttou, .tr Fleetwood. Gro Burr.
md vile. J"hu Eau-, london. o., The. Du.
.,l,. Get,suy, 90. = Workman. VI uo.Druo,.
As Davis. Iru'- iii.. samuel ,al~,Il, Iron
t,n. %; , smith, Pore f1ou. Do. %. rC,I. .'art,.
e CSuE %. N GaurU B.uy Wilson. r.n
"u.rl',. %; Horace p.ol.y Cincinnati
wtp>l,r,Y
81 Pu,kar Ashland. - smith. Gu,.r
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AtS.i.rtp 'l-t rr,- yonth offiteen
yea. -up-i iraIn 70 teup.. to board a
passing eRrt tain or the DAYTON and
Michigan i,I..rnisi tnts morutng 4t. ieu
" tf u"fn fees 20 der the tram. which we're
literally e"t ~ 80 tine aualc jplt4 70
si-'t Doe bes 20 - very critical condition.
MgVDyuIE rt Wv ls-A brake
man on the Atlantic ard Great Western
NaIi"aH, oi tae naur of Fisuk amer, was
Instantly tIiel near Freedom. Ohio yes
tertay 'y a.Ilus lron tAe topoi freight
car of BIZ ,rlin
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h'ileN' samuel Herbert 4 simmons
; Brown. Thos lcold) Heck. Caroiine
,''eN "Aihv, Z Lawson. John
o"t'l' htttlr. Ne.cun. Mr. Fannie
Deiauicr. Miss susan Philii.s ET
hmeicS, VIM Potter. Miss Ella
euSsrs' WIN Pridmure. Isaac
Ethel. BF Pr,tr rE
Ll'ls, Mrs sarah Russell. Mrs Susan
Ferguson, Rcpass. Ballard
Flowers. John X R,ece. Mr. Annie VI
firnhing. l. ID Stevenson. MIR, Mary
HFreue' Nillpry Stcarns, George
'ani, Ii ]. Sattcr. Thomas
too iman. Mrs Kate Terrell, John
hHAes Coffin Wuudson, Mrs Barherv
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john + Allaway. Gr ,uup. Ky. j + Push.
3hdllcporr. %. jaime. II Nulirm-. llcuu,y.
Gr,ut.n. o, q " Gpud, l.Wr,ucr county. %.
u 1""d, Carroll county. VA, Tho- PACK MIR
B Mi-hrr. Bair"ur-vIc, " VI Mcrarth,
M"y.,iilc, ny; $ Lur.r. Cntictt.burs. ny
aLuun Wilson, Marun-rurs.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-17
unN
(Jsrtjssuns.)

80 tate ss niht ssuout>" anti
mprtste ros M1odeu fred penn fs
III etae plumpe S1uerin UNI poEt niti
in uHier 5aus."
Ias mar nint ote erite frtde Nntz
mort, nelde Glpira ibm sat obe~ in
letner sdrtIiden Naditbt bate ct }ie
btsber %ubsrtDrt. Sstt obsr fiji IS tim
10 iebr ouf. Dag ct cos Siac Qan; uz
lbrcden onlab. 6eitis ersriTe r fte an
Der Shulter uao lprah in itreu1em
Scne: uGlrtra, las mid ME rpieper Elm
lpllc5 Ncrt bDren. sic it Ieine
Wutter une gu louit Ie nit Der &C.
bibrencsn Nd)tuns t%cbanoela. Wenn
Du 0s naper fennit, m'tit gu iie mod
ltsbsn isrueu ; lie serrlent 20 in cec
Shat renn lie 1T cine IL ocrtrcIFlte
Jrlu, rr'e mon ielten etns 1ucet."
uAter lie 1T cine Stjefmutter."
Sine tie mutter, cie i'd felt pcrz
esaonueu bat lih rcft slufl;t III
mot,en. Weilern Nbenn nod fam tie
an lsin Bstt, UNI Did su ietn unc
iie bat Did au0 iebr hutid telt)entt."
nj! Sin 0ebetbut. SD ts5'dfs
Mot, ME fe auf p,elsu idasrl'0snOez
contsn fam. Wenn'5 nod eth bin
iher Shmud ssrsien mare"
uSle t1lt hos Oebst hDber> ais
Shnuf ulp Sam, uno carin bat ite
Rsdt. SD fIrtte, 9lrira> CAP es bel
Dir weniser Der SAT- 1T. Define Wutz
ter bat rie VII tht Did, gut ;u eriiez
ben, uno rarum fdnst tie nit Gem 0s<
bette an"
9Iotra riimpfts bic NaIe, cbns 81
antporten.
uOu pirit jest nit sur Mutter Sc
ben uno ils freunrl;h te9ruBfn," fubr
Der gater fort. uyaB Ours atbt bel@
fommen, Elm trcgtses Oefdt gu mo-
hen."
Vlpira mar BON rer Nrt uno Wetle>
ME ibr gater nit tbr lprad, peniS Ell
baut; aber le fab mObl et1 Dup fe
nit sprer Dsiseruns> pie Muttsr gu
leben, Nidts ausribtete, pebtalb mari
ile Die 8ader meg unp ma6te itd gum
Wttseben bereit.
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U;eutllft0 II.
Ger Usif Set Brit.

Die Menldbett fomnt nod auf Den 9une, -
Oils 8.nbssItso sient idun Der @Hs;
Das @6Hpfunsss'lbidt' elm pabrsr @Guna,
Das meiB itrn ldnelt Elm jeoer 8aHe.
,5inmeg bas Mdrdrn BON benz 0lauten!
Den 5immel foil man mir ntdt raueen,
Seio aufaetldrt, ieio sei&eiot!!"
60 ruff Der @eiit Der 3eit.
Den alien @rtt lest man in's @rat,
Gen 5immel bat man bier auf Groen;
Die g)riefsridaft, bic tbut mar ab,
Die loQ ALIEN perbammt nur tpernen.
Wan ftdt, menn es gu lebr 5errt'en
Mit boblsn Ybraien tas 0ewihen,
1as lth iebr bebnet, felt
Nesiert Der Geif Der 3e;t.
.MQe:n @eles 1T bic Natur;"
Der Wuiflins bat es auassirrrdsn.-
Die Dirne folset ieiner Spur,
Sat aud bon Wtisbett mas gercten.
Wc @il7eu feblt, bsrrltt Dos @emstas;
Wftt Rptb bepc1fen ltsts cas Wstne,
U.s. es nit Sit sehent
Der neHe Sell: osr 5ctt.
Das ate Rsdt mag bettsln seb'n,
NIs feile Oirne btent ba5 9teue.
@er liaen fam unb &edt oeroreb'n,
5at.oiel @enuB uno tpentg Neue.
Den rehten Sinn ltet5 su rerfabren,
Dem NGdi1ea uubeil aasul9urea
5at ber3li1 tets eefreut
Den sroben @sif Der 3eit.
,9ebr' nut rpr cetnem eis'nen Saus,"
Sast ter uunp ba!te Stub nno 5rieeer; =
Epb ,isbt Ct Nnrern @plitter aus,
Mit lsinem Balten gang aufriscen.
SON Treibeit, Nddfenlisb', @epihen,
Wtro pie nit Gegen um9eihmt1sn:
Na6 &sdt uno 8iibuns idreit
@errud! Der 0eit Der 3eit.
Son gSIfsrstud bSrt man 10 pis!,
SON yrieitersrauel aud ni6t renis.
Das ~finft'se Slid baIt itpn beim Stiei
Gin srobes Maul,-ein tleiner arnig>-
uub bod: Na9 allen jenen Srefen
Rann e9te Wimpel nur SerIpdsn.
Ter 9idt uno Mabrbsit 1dsut
Der neue @sif Der 3si!.
M~leranber 9srsbclb,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-17

Uriumph
uno
S'tnrz 1er g o5hejt.
(G;u ecbcash:io ai:s uuIsre:, SaSei.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-17
Sic 9eren= Mnga
hsr aafsetsarteu @elt.
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feb Fer Icraa; urp Ger Sincenbrt Ger
!ibsrlleu Nac.ti. Was mid t%etr;Tft 10
tcnute i'd RE stritin men IN eas oettesS
aeiG,rei muaer UeupNen, Die bel penn
9tamen .r9a!a Imr1sr in2Butt 9ertefnea'
rrts bte Sa,isH, hsrsa man e'!lsn rp1'eH
&appeu crrsati."
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-08-22

THROWN FROM HoRsE-TEnR1BLE
SUFFERING. "A friend up from johnson
County gives US the particulars of ter.
rible accident, as follows:
On the 7th inst, while riding along &
rather isolated settlement road, Mr.. J.
w. Barwick. of Johnson County, was
thrown from his horse. Striking upon
the spine, his arms and one leg became
paralyzed. He was perfectly conscious,
but could not rise or move his hands or
one foot. The horse ran off and was
taken up by neighbor. Mr.. Barwick,
fesling that he could not help himself,
commenced calling as loud as he could
hoping to attract the attention Of some
one who might, perchance, be in hear
ing. In this condition he luy for thirty
six hours, unable to rise or protect him
self from the heat OF the sun pouring
down upon his upturned face (he could
not turn over) or to ward off the insects
that wore preying upon his hands and
face. His family felt no alarm ut his NIB
sence, as he was accustomed to being NIB.
sent for days ut the time attending to his
usual business. Parties heard his cries,
but could not trace the sound, lying
upon tho ground as lie was. Finally
some cow-hunters happened to pass near
where hc lay. heard his cries and came
to his relief. He was found to be III u
most pitiable condition. His face vas
blistered by the rays Of the sun, his
hands lacerated and swollen from the
biting OF insects, while his ears were
filed with bugs. from which he could not
protect himself. In his struggles to rise
he had dragged himself about four feet
from where he fell. He lived ON age in
those long and terrible hours. He do
SPARED OF life ut times, and expected to
perish where he lay. He says tho cattle
beloved and paved the ground around
him. while the buzzards perched upon
the trees near by, waiting, rs 1t appear
ed, for life to become extinct before com
menciug their work. He was taken
home aud the best medical skill pro-
cured, but at last accounts there was but
little hope OF his recovery
SomdersciNe Herald
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-08-22
What the Organ Received.

Emboldened by the belief that we had
no means of ascertaining the amonnt Of
his bills, it has ofttimes pleased our Ku
Klux martyr across the way, when we pep
pered him little heavily for his support
OF the thievish State officials, to charge
that this journal received as much State
patronage as the Union. We were chal-
lenged, some time since. to compare &C.
counts, and, doubtless. much to the
Union's surprise and discontinue,
promptly replied by publishing the full
amount of our claims against the State,
aud demanded similar showing from
Parker's pet. None such has as yet ap-
peared, and we presume never will. We
are now prepared to make partial ex-
hibit, at least OF the pap which the
organ has picked up since the beginning
OF the present fiscal year. Tits proper
supplement to the armed force frauds,
and the services rendered, We are strongly
inclined to believe, are about as inexpli.
cable.
True, no mystic Mooney appears in the
list, but goodly representative OF this
apparently avaricious sprise now and
then pokes up his head. The account
covers period of two and half months
from November 18, 1871, to February
3. 1872-snd sums up the enormous
amount OF $4,000. What this adver.
tising was, we cannot imagine. Up to
February 3. only twenty seven OF the
238 Acts and joint resolutions passed by
the Legislature were even approved, and
certainly could not have been furnished
the Union for publication. The amount
received, $13, ,022.9 81, is Ave times more
than the entire accounts, paid and un-
paid, Of the PHOENIX for tho last fifteen
months, including the publication of the
whole Of tho Acts and joint resolutions.
Wegive also the amounts credited as