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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-24
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nn9e1@mtnfter fonnte Bet @mpfar19 1t0t
lem, oef1en it6 Srtebri6 9eder gelterlt
ADeno bet ietnem @tnsuge III Wfdr1lDetm
pom Der bteiigen 8ep0lferung gu erfrenet
Datte. gtt6t unmutbtg getDoroet npef
0erfriibte Mneaben, bate tt3 ett1e map
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8reiteftraBe entlang in 3unebmeroer
Wenge bis AIR geeGarbrilde per1dmmelt,
DO Ser ,beut16e &epubltfaner" na6 8
1br, bon Qo6enburg fommenb, nit BEN
I'M entgegengeeilten Treu10en e%tntrat,
senbeim mn6 8auftabt bte 8ebDlferung
ireu6ig entgegenge1nbelt bate.
Man erfannte i'm I'M 3tpetten @ogen
ioglei6. Inter fortDGbrenbem 6urra6
un6 8etfaasrufen, gebemmt 6ur9 Sic
bt6tgebrGngte Weenge, fubren bic @agen
i'm Iang1amen 3uge bur9 bie 8reite>
ftraBe mad Der SbeaterftraBe, mo- tie por
6es @efeterten Nbfteigequortier btelten.
-gtd9 25i6brtger Nbmeieubett nnter
gGn5lt6 DerGnberten 8erbGltniiien betm>
getebrt, belt Srtebri6 6eder in Der
mountaineering bonn Wagen aus an
Die lautlo1e Weenge cine banfbare Vim
1pra9e, 10 fernts frdftts, tparm un6 aufe
rt9ttg, 10 tnntg un6 berSlt6, tpte IS nur
eth Weann BON ieiner Dent unb Stnnes>
art betm Wtebererblifen 1eines engeren
Saterlan6es, umbrdYfASon Dem SnbeI
Der Wenge, gefeiert 81 ben @eftnnungs1
genofen aaer S6dhixungen, bo99eebrt
bon Seoermann, bernag.
9teiel6e lautete benz Gimme na1 nnge>
fGbr: @r fei in bp9em @rabe iiberrai6t
tporoen o benz glGn3enoen @mpta1tg,
tpel9en er in Ser Sta6t Wa1utbetm gez
funben, aber tpeber ertpartet nod ber>
bient babe. Sn feinen pOlitii@en 9runo>
1dBen let er mod berieIbe tpte Dor 25S9b1
rem, mo er 9~enOtbigt pOr6en, bic bteitge
Sto6t nn6 ietn 8aterlano 5u nerIallen.
@riet ntdt gefommen, UNI Nufre9llng gu
oerurIa6en, fHble it6 beranIaBt, oas
8olf an Die 8ft6t Der @6tung Dor BEN
9efebe gu ertunern. Der 3med ietne1
&eiie iet, 6as @rab ietnes 8aters anf;
auiu9en, feline NngebOrigen pie0er3uie:
ben nn6 CUR 9eriteIun9 ietner @eiunb:
belt cine 8a6efur gu 9ebrau9en. Sir bt
Inn getpor6ene 3beilnabme iage CT ben
8oIfe ber5lt3iten 9anf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-24

HDr. Co BHGEAUE W. commentaries Htr3ts
SO. 464 SIb>StGte StraBe, Chicago. @s 1T iez
hem Seller 1poblbetannt, baB Or. 6, Bigelow Der am
I6noften etabltrte @rSt in Gbtcago 1T, Der bic 8ebano@
luna pom dronii6en nnb 9eIble9tstronthetten 81 fetner
G~pesialitat aerna6t bat. Bilieni9oft un6 grfabrung
haber1 BEN Doftor 8i9eIop 81 ben Standardization Spe5tal%
Ir;t oeutadt; eee6rt pom Der 9reiie, 9eiddst Don BEN
bD4Iten me6isinti6en NutOrttGten Der @esen1port, bat
Ser5elbe M ans Sabre ietues 9ebens baraN se=
rpan6t, 1&&tttel s9iiannnnien a~ribrtnsen, bic itder ale 9rOs
milo en- uuo 0ei 6 tse &rantbettet BET betbeH
0eIdle6tern beilen. Sr9anti6e S3mG6e. tn
SFoloe pel6er Nerp6ittdt, Sang sur @tnamfett,
3naenfIt m m ern, ebG9tntBi6wG6e,S M
notens eintreten, wirb gau3ltd gebetlt mer6en. SIS TIT
quoeuideiulid, baB Elm ar5t, Der elmer b%eionoeren Art
non Rrantbeiten feline u~u9etbeiIte amImertiamtett 5useS
maubt, in ber 8eban6lun9 berlelbeH cine 9rDBere @ez
manbbeit erianeen mub, ais Elm 4r5t, Der one Dortoms
nenben Sranfbetten bebanbelt. Sraate molten ieine
mebt3tntfd DE- Sci aublnn9swetfe fIr Wtdnz
rpr unS Srdnen Ie1en. Sas Bud ptro tn perI6loienem
Goupert FRET an trgenb cine gt6re6e seiutbt. GouiuIaz
tion mirb ~qratfs ertbetlt. Die elesauteIteu 0tdumz
Ii6fciten in Ser StaOt NIT e poratem Salons flr
!Serren rnb Duuerr. Ntau perfebrt baiel6it mr. nit benz
3oftor. Sci Corresponding ptrp bas itreu9te @es
bpimniB bepabrt. &4e Brtefe nit bei9ele9ten Stamps
miiIieu abreIFrt werbeu; DR.. BIGELOW, SO. AGA Slb
Stote StraBe. Office : Sturoen pon 8 ubr Bormittags
bis 8 llbr Nbenbs. SpnntaeS Don 3 bis 4 llBr Na6mits
aos.-NB. Damer, bet Oeuen cine GermebrAn9 Der 5u=
mile BEN Gerlu1t Der @eiuuobet mad iiA 5tebt, molten
i'd Elm Circular unO rPeHarie Nemeoe" toutmeu IafIsns
SoIelbe pirb bel eiusei8IOnener 4pitHarte IberaH bin
psriauSt. 1ms1StipHpS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-24

fir @dbden un6 Sraler. Ooer bic franfbafteu St6runs
on Der @eiale6tszSuutttoueH beS 4eibes unb beren
6etlun9. 15GDtinnmn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-24

6eilt ~nerpo5en &opfI6mer8. ......... in elmer Wtntte,
5etlt &opffranfbeiteu ...... ......... in bret Mttuutert.
Setlt S~abnI9mera. in elmer Minute.
6etlt S~brenl6merSen ...............i in elmer Minute,
Setlt punben Sals. in Spet Wttnuten.
Setlt Gatarrb in 3molf So9er.
Setlt &olif rnb Rrdnpfe. ...........t In fiinf Wttnutet.
Setlt NeuroIsie uno @iifenmorfletben in sebn Ea9en.
Setlt Idma9e uno wum6e Mu9en ........t in finf 3ugeu.
Setlt @beumattsmus ..............tn bretBi9 Ta9er.
6etlt 6uiten unb GrtGltung. ........... in Srpei Sage1.
5eilt Dur6fon. in etnem Sag.
Setlt fa1tes Tieber. in einem Sag.
Setlt Settenite6en I'm 5net Sa9eu.
Seilt Observation-Disclosures .......... in elmer @ode.
6eilt 9eberz alnb Sera=Sranfbeiten in elmer ISOLDE.
Seilt Euubbett in einem Deonat.
Seilt @ertopfune ................... in Su0lf Ta9en.
6etlt Musidla9. in bret Gl9eu.
Eo;I+ norSorhane,4 0cooo, ~ ,,pTIf g nnet1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-24
8eoba6tung religt0s : Matchmaker Sc

geoba6tung r~eligt0s : matchmaker @ez
brGude.
SIM @efolge 6es S6ab %befan6en ft6
fiinf3ig 8erionen, bte ntebere 0tener>
i6aft lngere9net. 9arnnter itnb iieben
Brtnsen, elmer 1etner 8riiber, Elm Sbeim
uno @roBo6etm, elmer ietner S6tpGger
1tuo stpet au6ere 8erpanbten, auBerbem
W1tniiter, Observation-Disclosures &am>
mermeiiter, 6er @6ef Der 8affenbetpabz
rer. Secretaire, 9plmet16er, Sattel>
iibertpa6er, Safetiers, I9iripd6ter mrb
audi Elm S~ngenteur> @eneral NIT Dem edit
per1il6en Namen @aiteier, tpabrl9ein7
lid DerIelbe, pel6er in elmer Ser ~frans01
1tI9en @eneralSuntform Gbnlt6en Glei>
bur1g Dem Bubltfum allfftel. Sis in bie
gfa6t bepegteu ii9 bonn BotSbamer
8abnbofe aus mad 6em S6loiie groBe
Coupons unb MtDbeltpogen, bic nit greu
ange1tri9enen unb 16per belabenen &t7
iten un6 &offern bepaft tparen, Elm She'll
bes @epGds mar audi III g~relfarbtge
Seppi6e gemidelt. 8te man iagte, fiibrt
ber S3ab feline S6dbe nit ft9, 5. B. BEN
BON 8erlen uno 0tamanten, bte anoe>
rem, pel6e man 6armnter berIteben fDnn>
tie, bic beribmten bret Srauen, mad benen
Ser 8erliner iiberau aus16aute, bie, iagt
man, leten nebit BEN @etitlt6en berettS
bon Mosfal1 aus pieber IN bte 6eimatb
suriiGge1dnbt tpor0en, no Der 8eltB BON
Bret Srauen unD mod meDr bem Gegrtff
0ffentit9en Qnitanbes nt6t 5utptber tit.
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gremcr 9ampfiaiffia6rtss @eIealdaft.

Ser unter berttl6er 6losse fabrenbe, auf's 8equemite
tar bic gG1a9tereSabr etn9ert9tete. 24OO Gonneu srpB e
Gtttot, Capt. Nbolpb Oannemonu
~trO an. DtsnstG@S. ben !. sSuli, @torssns 10 llbr,
$25 @rOBe @rmdBi9uus Der 9aiiasespreiIe -S25
Die 9aho9e>Breiie betra9en etni6ttebli6 politdn6ioer
8efDlttsung pom Seem 9ort ob in 1. Gaiate $50 8apisr;
Steera9e $25; pon Bremen ab in 1. @ajute 80 Sboler'
IN 2, Galiite o6er Steera9e so Gbaler, i'm 3,ptIbenoef
45 Ebaler preuB. @ourant. Gin ~erfabrener ar5t befinbet
i6 an 8orb.
Bahase fir bic Serretie, pel6e Bis gum 1. Suit BEL
ben llnteraei6neten %ou9emeloet wir6, fann nod fir BEN
i'm Mugult pom Bremen mad &ep Sort {~eeelnben
Dantpter benust 1perben. Der nd6ftiolsenoe Oompfer
wtrb Infan9s September pcn Seem 9)ort uub i'm OIonot
Sttober BON Bremen erpe6irt merben.
8e9en Bal1ase nit bieler porsiislt6en unb btuiz
gen @ele9enbett, iopie weseu Sra6t, mea6e man lid
baloisit On
Sermanm Gpop & Co., geentsn,
1smiipalo19e 69ouopsr Str &elp gort.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-24
.Am3etgem.
SEER SSpIepb @feifer,

weI6er mid nebit iein Stnb Dor etniser 3eit u~erloIieu,
Obue pom fi9 b6reu gu lafen, lit eriudt 5n ieiner SAINT
lie surid8ure6ren rinb ieinen Qhidten na6sufommen,
mt6risenfals i'd cine S9etbunsstlaee einret6en mub.
17in2mlp0 Qtnn1 Yfeifer, 9eb. 8iders.
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g. 3. Smith / Co..

229 nmS 231 gnutb @ater str., Chicago,
9emtI6eS GptnmtSff Gus sefd)aft fir ben 8ers
fcui pon eriinen unb setrodueten Sri6ten, 01ebt, @e<
treble, @ieru, geliseL 9duten uuO ieOer art pom 9anOz
9robuttem. 13mat1Sp6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-24
&reteS SetImtttet.

@ir perienoen fret elm einfades un6 ii6eres Mittel
fir SeIbit@5 eilun9 pom Sdpin6in9t, 8ron9itis, Ntbz
ma, Gotorrb, ScrOfsIn unb irsenb elmer Srantbeit bs
S6lnnoes ober Der snnge. @erDbie S4wdde, ~frhbSeittz
ses Siuiie3en, Sdwd6e unb aae llureqelnlG6iefetteu
erseu9t pHr9 Susenb>S Inben.
&attIs u. Co.. 70 @uHau Ctr.
&ew gore-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-24

@s ltnbert 9titbma unb SdptnOiu6t in ben s~efabrltd@
item 9raben, wo aue anbercn Wtttel nt6t mebr belfer.
@s reeultrt ben 8Iutumlauf glet6f6ruig, unb bebt ale
uria6eu Der Sdmer5en unb 8rantbetten auf.
Getnil>4reiS 500.
9tberale Gommilfon an 8ru99titen. Sabrtctrt nno
~pertauit BET
TAYLOR & CO., s41 @eN=9saSt1pm str.,
Sbtcago, 81.
~ gu babeu in alien @pOtbefen. 17in3Wtp6
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-12
rinurim,igr.tioa. Trade and hI.nuafAotur-

Ma. EDTToE: 1t gives me pleasure to
notice that eSveral 6apers Of the State,
Including your ownY the PA9N1x, iiss be.
lginning to take some iAEprabie notice
Of the Importance Of Immigration. y It
is hoped that every paper in the State
may engage in this work, and that the
people may be made to know and see
the Importance of an increase in popu.
lation in every County in tho State.
It is the newspapers that can instruct
the people on this subject. and prepare
the public mind for decisive operations.
It is with pleasing anticipations that the
business mon of Columbia and other
places look forward to the approach OF
fall aud winter, when travel from the
North and elsewhere will set in aud
bring thousands Of persons, who, rs
they pass on from city to city, visiting
our farms and stopping at our hotels,
leave money with US. Would it not be
much better for us If we could keep
them here au the time, and have them
making and spending their money with
Us the year round? Most assuredly it
would. Why do we have such dull
times in almost overy department OF
business? It IL for want of more po-
pulation. It is impossible to do bust
ness where there is nobody to do it.
The merchant wants two customers }
where he has one now; or he would not
object to half a dozen more. The
lawyer likes money and wants more
clients. The doctor wants more money,
and has more practice in dense popu-
lation than whore it is thin. Tho
preacher wants more hearers, and 1coultl
take lille more money, too; and even
editors and proprietors of newspapers
would be greatly benefited by having
more subscribers, more advertising, sc.
year, cnumerating, tho advantages ac-
oruing. from an increase of population.
Then let us all seek to encourage and
assist all who are seeking homes from n
foreign land or the North, to come and
settle up the waste places in South Caro-
lima. There is great deal said on the
subject of manufacturing in South Caro-
lima, which is oil very good and right, if
we could 60 into it rs We desire, aud
bring IN increase of population that
would result in material benefit to us;
but allow me to suggest that am de-
cidedly of opinion that our population
is too sparse to manufacture much. The
labor is not here. 1t is barely sufficient
to cultivate our farms, much less to go
into manufacturing extensively. 1t is
only in populous cities and countries
that manufacturing is, can or will be
carried on to any considerable extent.
Then let us first seek The population, and
manufacturing and prosperity 'oiN foltoo,
as natural consequence.
The editor and proprietor Of every
paper Of the State should not lot an issue
OF their paper 60 out without saying
something on the subject of immigrn-
ton. AIBMULOC.
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cClLpMBIA.4t,.' is. C.
Friday Morning, September 10. 1873.

ItEwas lhe bpass or Napoleon; thaS iniu
Understood practically the manufacture
OF every nriicle Of military armament.
# there were;nobodyselse to make pow
der, heSconld mako it, and he could per-
sonally direct the manufacture of can
ncns.s9s. .::e 3. marriages. etc. go far as
possible. this should be the relation of
every man 10 his business. because nd
ministratiye supervision demands q
knowledge Of details. and because re-
verse may. some time reduce the chief to
the position Of subaltern. 1t is true,
that the highest form of civilization is
based upon division of labor. and that
superior skill in ono department is at
the expense of ignorance in others. The
watch has many parts. and he who pre-
pares the handspring is probably in
competent to take the place OF him Who
grindg the crystals. So the multiplied
demands of modern life specialize and
limit more and more each mans field of
labor, and oostantly increase our mutual
NO0SnASASCs o0VAAOW b6Q 40 LIS CuS8
whose particular;line of industry falls
out of demand. .}and who understands no
other form Of business. There are GER
tain great underlying necessities from
which human nature can never free it..
self, and every yonng person should be
taught something of the trades which
supply them. A great deal has been
said by moro or less eloquent people
about, the nobility of labor. However
we,may endorse the enoomium or pro-
test against 1t, nobody can deny the
utility. the absolute necessity, of actual
manual labor. Somebody must work.
The accumulations OF wealth exempt
few. but the great law holds always
good, and he who spurns it or renders
himself unfit for it. rejects the inexora-
BILE condition of existence. There is
such Auctuation in values, such rapid
change OF hands in property, that no
man, however high his station, should
be unprovided for that battle which the
common millions are compelled to wage
with the hardships OF their lot.
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The brigands have Disappeared from
Greece. There hns now been no case
OF brigandage reported there for eight
een months. About's liking of the
Mountains promises to become study
OF the past. The extirpation of awless-
ness ls due. it is said, to the complete
understanding between Greece and Tur-
Key, whereby the frontier is strictly
guarded.
Tho election for municipal officers
held in Blackville on tue 9th, resulted
III tho success of tho Conservative ticket,
which IS as follows: IntenCant-Dr.
Briggs. Wardens-W. D. Mcmillan,
Z. Ii. Zsiglcr, ". a. Gyles and G. T..
Johnson.
There were 81 doaths in Charleston
ior the week ending the 9Th instant
whites 10; colored -.
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The great breakwater at Holyheud
and the harbor OF refuge at that place.
which hare been thirty years in con.
struotion, are finished, and have been
opened with fitting ceremony by the
Prince of Wales. The value Of these to
vessels running in St. Gorge's Chanuel
cannot be over. estimated.
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TO Rent,

81 4 small COTTAGE OF four rooms,
Inn with kitchen of two rooms, on Lady
.saM- M-street, formerly occupied by Richard
Inz'r. Possession given Immediately. Ren.
$50 per month. Apply to
Sept II GEO. l.. DIAL.
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Elementary School.

HtSA MRS. S. =. PECK will resume
TrMGA i!!c exercises If her School for
wsHT girls and small boys OH the let OF
S6&Y October. Sept IL IL
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The SPECIAL SESSION. Those who
profess to be informed say thut the
special session Of the Legislature. which
convenes on the 2lst of October, has
been called to consider the recent do
cision of the Supreme Court ia the
Morton Bliss bond case. A bill is to
be presented, and 1t is expected that it
will pass, taking away from the comp
troller the power to levy tax to puy
the interes. on the bonds. Should the
Governor veto the bill, it is asserted
that there is no doubt but that it will
be passed over his head. The bill will
be nn exact copy of the one ratified
last year. which was mysteriously lost
on it's way from the enrolling committee
to the Governor. Charleston Ne,Os.
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DEATHS. David Hannah diod at
his home, nenr this place, at o'clock,
Sunday evening, from congestion Of the
bowels; aged seventy-three.
William Chappell (oolored) died at
Greenwood, last Friday. Several OPT
mons are held as to the cause of his
death. Some think be was poisoned
most probably he died from congestion.
About week since, Ben. Nance
lcolored) fell from u wagon loaded with
fodder, ind broke his neck. He died
on last Saturday.
Alttie Davis. a colorcd woman who
lived TN the Blue Hill. died from drop
sy last Saturday. ay.-AJbepiNe Medium.
Mr.. Thomas E. Wright departed this
life on Thursday evening last, after O
very brief illness, at his rcsidence seven
miles West Of Chester
John b. Carroll, aged twenty-one
years, who resided about two miles
East Of Yorkvillc, died on Friday last
from congestivo chill. On the Mon
day previous to his death, he was appa
rently in good health.
Mrs. James Anderson, highl,
esteemed lady OF Greenwood, died ri
tho residence Of her son, Mr.. w. z
Anderson, in that place, on Tuesday
evening last.
Mrs. Robert Hollis, OF this County
died on Tuesday last. OF congestion o
the lungs. On the same day, Mr.. +. III
Elliott lost an infant son of Group.
|Vinnsbo7o Neps.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-12
NINE. O. da SILVA
MRS. ALEX. BRADFORD'S

III No. dIfSA. ONd De UhU >
(FORMERLY Mrs. OGDEN HOFFMAN'S)
English, French and German Boarding and
II West 38th street, New York, re-opens Sep.
tember "a. Application may be made by lot
ter or personally as above. Sept IL 2mos
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mrs. McGregor-School Notice.
Nine. 0. da Silva-Sohool.
Mrs. s. B. Peck-School.
Geo. j.. Dial-To Rent.
Misses Martir-School.
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The CoTroN CRop. Tho growing
crop of cotton has dcteriorated largely in
the past ten days, according to the best
chiefly owing to the uufnvorable wea-
much Of the cotton to opon premature
blooms, cutting short tho top crop.
Rust hns appeared in many localities,
and much damage is expected there
peuraucc in this vicinity.
anderson LtcNiyence,'.
Jacob Miller; proprietor of the Able
vile hotel, has been taken IN. Eugene
Van Dorm, who claims to bo IL son OF
Gen. Earl Van Dorm. and who halls
from Texas, shared his bed ind board,
last week, without IL single thought OF
remuneration. uotel-kecpers would do
we'll to watch Van Dorm. uo is abont
five feet eight inches in height. has
dark hair, sharp face, no teeth in froat
Of his upper jaw, third iiuger oil Tie
left hand and looks like regular
"rlug."
| HOMICIDE. a negro, named Nelson
| Wright, was murdered on last Friday
night, about four miles West of vii
liamston, near Benverdam Creek.
Wright was stabbed III tho back with Il
knife, which penetrated tho region OF
the heart, killing hlm almost instantly.
A negro uamed Robert Robinson infiict.
ed the wound. lsobinsou was arrested
aud committed 10 jail.
TIE CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE. The
Executive Committe of tho Citizers'
Conservative party has been organized
by tho election of the following officers
Capt. James Nj. Carson, Chairman;
Mr.. J. G. II. CIaussen, Treasurer; and
MIR. Ellison a. Smyth, Secretary. This
means business, and well-plauned and
vigorous campaign. Charleston Ne'o&
a woman in East Jalfroy, N. H., has
had IN accurate picture of juniper
tree printed on her leg by flash OF
lightning. And the editor who chroni.
cled the event has had a lively time ex-
planning to his vito where lie got the
item.
Or the 9th instant, ut Myers Gross
Roads, in Darlington, two men-Geo.
Wadford and Henry MansiieId-had q
difficulty. Wa,lford vas knocked down
with stick and Mansiisld killed with
" shotgun.
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"FARM TO RENT FOR LESS THAN THE
TAXES. The above, says the Memphis
Register. is startling announcement.
and will, no doubt cause those whose
eyes may be attracted by it, to stop and
inquire where the farm is, and perhaps
also to ask the cause which leads to 30
great sacrifice. The farm lies conve-
nient to all the markets of large city
in the South, contains eight squares Of
ground under picket fence, has large
orchard Of plum. orange and fig trees,
scuppernong grape vines, etc., of CHOICE
qualities. This farm at q former day
and time was the source of profitable
income to the owner. Now, it is all ex-
pense to him. The cause is the effect Of
Radionl rule in Louisiana. The adver-
tisoment appears in the New Orleans
Republican, "the official journal OF the
State OF Louisiana" It proves the la
mentabie fact that the rule of Radical
ism in that State has destroyed the value
OF real estate in and around ono Of the
most fourishiDg and prosperous cities
in the Sonth. It is the index fingcr OF
warning pointing the people OF Missis-
sippi and other States to the dangers
which are threatening them, aud which
have cursed South Carolina for years,
the people of that State having been
robbed by the adventurers and thieves
who stole into power by tho aid OF the
Government of the United States.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-12

Mr.. Charles Love, an estimable citi.
zen Of Charleston, is dead.
, 1873-12-01
POLITICAL.
xoslgnntaon Of United States Senator
Cnsserly, of Cafifornta-s1ais probn-
BILE Successor

xoslGnntaon OF United States Senator
Cnsserly, Of California-.1lis probn-
Bile Successor
BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 29.-The following lotter
WAS received &hla afternoon:
SAN FItANc1sco, Nov. %, 1873,
Hon. Nttuton Booth, Governor Of California, etc.:
Str: hereby rcatgn my uncxplred term In tho
Benate OF the United Station ~ senator for California,
thia resign aton to tako effect Immediately, that
tho State Legislature, which nseta on tho 1st Of next
month, may ill tho vacancy. Aamy intimate fre1tss
Ia tho 8anate and elsewhere we'll know, hare long
desired to Withdraw from that body and II tic aame
time to withdraw wholly from politics aud political
lfo lily public lutire on Dth s!dDs of tbs continent
have demanded Of INC, and AsTo received, much
attention to greatly impair my health, aud compel
mo tu npYect my private Affairs, Tho latter consd-
my health Is suc 10 lead mot Aorlously doubt my
strength to discharge the arluons dutiea 0f 8eatnr
from California. hnyu deforrra carrying out my
dasre till tho rosont time when both oj0eta nay b
accomplished ~ Dnce, and when tho Legislature iust
about 10 meet may elect my successor. Vory rcsreut
fully, Z. CassEALY.
Mr. Oasser1y led the majority Of his party
Aera IN opposition to the railroad monopoly,
but that majority il in minority In the Icgisla.
turo, and might not have buon able to ef1ect bis
ro-eleotlon III \ triangular contest With Booth
On QUO side. Tho general opi,.ion in tlaat llia
resignation will operate fayorably for Booth,
aud diaastrously to the soAemaA Of the railroad
interest aa laid by Billy Carr. their Chief polit-
oul agent.
BAa FaANolsco, Nov. 29.~~lt ID beloved