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CONSERVATION IN THE CRIMINAL COURT.

At about o'clock yesterday afternoon q guam
tity of stone, from the northeast oornor top Of
tue rlckctty relic OF tho Court-HouBo, which is
occupied NJ a JUL, Criminal and County Court,
etc., fell upon tho ground below, smashing tho
solid stono walk bonoath as 1t 1t wero Of poreo-
lain. About ton Of tho matoria, is calculated
To have departed thus suddenly from It's o1ovatod
position. Tho commotion in tho Criminal Court
was something iudeBcribable. The progreaa Of
tho masa Of stone from roof to earth
WIG distinctly audible from its striking on
aud dotaolling fragments from tho proIoot-
ing window-ss. and tho crash, ss 1t
reached the ground, was the signal for general
rush for tho door. DaIllH Williams led tho vat,
Will. colority that suggested tho itloa that l'a
had dozen yonuoH to seryo before dinnor-tlmo,
followed by mon, women, aud children, who,
tllsregardiny tho pasgago-way, clamberod oyor
tho CHAIRS md benches i'll a,l icongruous nlasa.
Meeting at the door tho motley crowd. by lint
Of climbing over ono another's shoulders, sus-
ticient rolof was had to onab1e thom all to eB-
capo into Clark ssroot. During tho notso, tho
voice OF Judge Treo was heard to bog tho people
not to move, while tho Doc" called upon
Bhorifr Bradley to call for ordes." Az aoon
Oh the ionso cloud OF saw-duHs Ind cleared away
sufficiently to kliow OF the use Of eyeslght, It
MAS found that tho prisoners on trial we're aafo;
, 1873-05-27

under Mrs. Con. Smith, their nimblo flngora
woro thoro also, but the ovorgroonp, to gvo them
employment wore not forthcoming. Nearly ono
hundred roady-mndo wrcathB hal been sont in
from tho country, and tllaso furnished tho freal
perfume Of cyproAs md pinc. Az tho room was
sena S91 G m AYE" har f0nnoa x, to gossI but aor
ciHo, loft until this morning, wlien tlley eau
mako up for lost tin,o. Mrs. Smith aionSo ro-
maiuod to gtvo instructions. Hence thoao ladies'
who wish to participate In tho preparations NAV
present thenlsolves. today Mt No. 1o5 Fifth ay-
ellno.
President King, Of tho Board Of Education,
yesterday Issued tho following ordor to tho
tcachcrs Of tic public achools
WnEnsAa, Tho Mayor q Chlcano llaa irtncd his
proclamation directing all city md oil public o!cca 10
be closed on Decoration Day. ny requesting NIL rnt-
riotic citizens to ooHo tor respective places Ut bus-
ness OH that occasion and
lWnEnEAs, Tho Common Council l,ns reancHtcd That
tho public eclools hc clorel tho .ay ntnrcsattl;
therefore, order ANIL direct tlnt tho 1!r Achnps Of
Chicago bo closcd OH Decoration Day, May ;0 1873,
WI. II. kINu,
President Of tho Dont1l If Education.
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Iot1l vote cast. ,146
jasper, Jersey, Calhoun, and Marion Countios
not represented.
Upon motion, John Sclolneld was unani-
moualy declared tho choice Of thin tho Far,uors'
Convention, for Bupreme Judge Of tho Socoud
Judicial District.
Thomas 4. Apporson, Of Cumberland County,
William Middloworth, Of Shelby County, and
john JsckGon, Of Lawrence County, were ar-
pointed BY tho Convention to draft MI nd
dress to tho farmers and laborng mon OF tho dis
trict.
John D. Driscoe, Of Clark County y. II.
Gilmore, Of Eningham County, aud ). 3. HynoB,
OF Montgomery County, wore appointed to wait
upon tho Hon. John seloltold aud inform him
Of his nomination by this convention.
In responBo to a call, tho Hon. Thomaa
Brewer addressed tho Convention upon tho vital
questions touching the interests Of tho farmers
and laboring men Of The State Of Illinois, which
rcnarhs mot with the appreciation Of tho Con-
vcntion, as waB demonstrated by tho frequent
applause during tho addroHs.
Upon motion, tho Convention adjourned.
- JONATHAN BnooNs, Chairman.
LEWIS HAnyEy, J. ". Ross, Secretaries.
, 1873-05-27
The Pulpit and the Press,

10 The Editor ef tho Neto York T;mes:
in your onaay il ~ m a article 7s from
which closes With, tho following statement:
"Tho clorgyman's luck Of dignity is severely
commented upon"
That any ono who Inns liyed in Chicago for
ablo to Dr. Sullivan for bis just and deserved
robuko OF tho Times OF that city, is yory eur
prisng. You aro doubtless aware that It ia
paper, and the only ono there, TINT condcaccndH
exaggerated persontIitiss having for their foun-
dation the most trivial and commonplace
tlo moat sensational atylo to attract
atention, and !, naado M @ 50 pointed that no
tho city eau fail to know who ia tho attacked
party. For several months past tho Sunday
tissue OF this paper has boon publishing, as
preparatory exercise for itB readers before going
to divine service, u sorlea Of the most Hcurriloua
and abusive attacks upon tho clergy Of tho city,
and tho prominent mombora, both male and
female, Of thor congregations. think It safo
to Say TINT there IL not respectable porson in
eo onessS wnsGr II a 0E a mot do ao hss
conBcionablo md vile assaults made without
discrimination upon every church in tho city, or
posing tho 1nombers individually to tho notice OF
false light oyeey act OF tleir lifotimo.
That ono Christian minister OF tho Chicago
pulpit-a man that Is far above roproael, butA
in bic private md olercal capacty--haa stood up
and IN tho natiyo dignity Of Ills soul thrust out
from liie presence tho uucloan representative Of
an utterly uncloan thing, whom ha knew was sit
ting sfo ne IN Go9l oory for tue bsse pu.
nsanting hia acts, and maligning lis oongrega::
ton, ta decd that foel safo III saying will
moot tho hearty approval Of tho .puro-lnndod
oitizens OF that city, and DR.. Sullivan will bo
looked upon aa tho man who daroB do ~ we'll as
preach Justice to tho people to whom ho so con-
scientiously and acoeptably ministers.
CAlCAdoAN.
NEW Yong, Tuesday, May 20, 1875
"a Peoria woman latoly sent Il, 500 old post
ago stamps to friond III Now York. to holp
mako up tho number Of 2.000,0U0, for which
quantity q gcntloman has agreel to build An
Episcopal chapel III hoE neighborhooa. Thoy
arc utilized In Europe III tho manufacture Of d
special quality Of pRploz lnaohe.
, 1873-05-27
THE: JUDICIAL ELECTION.

A Cnr.1 yron, thc rcmncrnnco E.urco,,
A,iIrcxncti to Tho I,nxv-ApitItnr oirI.
xcns--r1r. Nnr1,rr 11cc1imo. tn 10 ~
+ CnntIii1,,tc FOR f,Iromtt I,l,iwc.
~ ~. r',,,a. - a.' nur ms,," ao'
s" t.a,tu' 4vt' .ne en;sae, 1r'o' '
sfh: WIN you p1oaso call TIC attention Of all
In bo1l nn1 tnnt p 1r,,asJnu amd Wn3no oS3ow o7is
AL oat, ~, H." ,.sI ~, ~. H. .nn,t,,1i.
w ~''' NAo 'ao t'os u"Jo 4o4 'Ao Aob'oss"'4"ti
"a .o'o'"' .>,
Aleny citizens, as uBual, havo changod thoir
psacc8 or roaldonco on Tho lat OF May, nnd coll
seqaently their nalnos will not appoar upon tho
list Of voters at thoir proper polling-placos.
a full and correct llst of voters Ia rendered
tho moro necessary, M tho liquor intorests have
dotermfned to aofoat ono Of the beat Judges Of
tho proBont Dench, bocauso Ito has decided q,les-
elons OF laW affecting thom honestly and ao-
eoTang 70 t1o 1eat ailtloritlos. -.
zona viii Io nrn,soS fron, NJ ihn;r onotv +, sasaon
to ro-oleot all OF lllo proBent Judges, and Thus
SHOW that tue pooplo aro aatfatiod with honoat
ontges o,,t Wno VII aaola9 Questions Of INV Will
,si1i au !ronl !,n any sutnn 'ns tn.orGss
tho point aSoyo aliu3od to shortly. Yonra ' trliy I
II. b. Kelley,
Manager Chicago Temperance bureau.
10 the Editor u Tho Chicago Tribune:
sin: ! de9iro to e1nross mysthanks to tho
mon momnore oi tho Bar Tor thoir worry gonerou0 sup
port on Saturday last, and to ayold any misun-
deratanding, to soy that am not in tho field as
. cnnaiaate ior Circuit Judge. By giving this
puon''ty' you WILL ophgo. You're tfay,
,,,, .n,a HIRAM BARBER, in.
eh1oAoo' may ~ 1873.
-.
Proceedings OF tho Enr1ncrs, Convcn.
tion for thc Second Supreme Judicial
1,tstrtct.
Err.,,r-,,. 7u ,,r.. -, po.,
,,-. Ittts""AA' A"'' AlAy w lbIs
Pursuant to call ofthc farmers OF tho Soc
ona Grand judicial District, to meot on this day.
at tho City Of Eflngham, In Ealngham County,
tho Convention mot iu tic COURTROOM at NJ
, 1873-05-27
OUR DEAD HEROES.

A large, cool room, and a fresh nmel Of ever
ErconH, attrncts tho stranger who wandora pust
No. lG5 Fifth ayonuo for horo aro gathered tho
latiua whoso nimblo fingers are woaving tho
floral decorations for tho soldiers graves. That
ia. tho ladies Wore present yesterday morning
, 1873-05-27
THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH,

To tho Editor of Tho Chicago Tribune:
61n: AH hayo boon constant reader Of your
valuable papor for tho last five gears, will you
kindly allow mo place in it's columns to aay
fow worda for the first time2
I have reference to tho picce wl.ioll appeared
in Fridays Issue, about tho Sunday Times.
agree with this "Woma1," in giving tho 1ley
Or. Sullivan praiao for ejeoting tho Times ro-
porter from his church, but do not agreo with
her in regard 10 tho Noman Catholic religion.
ALI! little docs tho poor, ignorant person know
"lat Rho is talking about. But il is really too
bad that this "Woman,' and tile claus to which
she belongs, cannot put d stop to this most
terrible Of all OWLS, tho Romau Catholic
religion. They hayo tried III variouB ways
TO put it down; but, the moro they eMy,
tho stronger 1t becomes. The Cathoiics Will
live IN optic Of them. This 'Wonan" (sH is
seen by her article) knowa nothing about tho
Cathollc Church; and my motto IN TO lot nl1 sub.
1ect8 which NO aro not acquainted with aune,
and, II people cannot speak the truth about
things they should keep still. am Isoman
Cathu!ic, and am proud to 10 ono. would aG-
Hlao ts!s - Woman" to 90 to Home OF tho Catho-
~ ch'tlctes, ana see for hersolf tho notions OF
tho Low Irish who slo thinks attend them. She
need hot 10 afraid, or got her,lif insured, for
tl1oy Will not harm her. T4ey would not atoop
NO low ANA, il allo goea III, stlro ele will find
pooF!o there who arc III fur above her as tho sun
to notice hcr, aud WHO think themselves fur
aboye such III this "Woman." ALLOW me to sub
Bcrib0 nlyhclf
Roman OAyunr1 AVN T.,,v
, 1873-05-27

narrative, and for ito sketches OF mon like Josh
ua r. Gidlings, old Bon Wado, and other dis
tinguislod citizonB Of Ohio, whore tho aoono Of
tito story lies, who move through tho story, and
play parts Of its drama. A 1eoro elaborate re-
Wow iB roBcryod for another occasion.
JEAN JACQUES ROUSSEAU.
john Mos!ey, whose !" Life Of Voltairo," pub
pieco Of biographical literature tllat l.as iatoly
appoarcd in tho English language, las written
lifo Of Rouasoan, in two Volumes, published by
Chapman Hail. Of London. It is n fact, hut o
strange onc, that. familiar Us tho lanao of lous
tluenco OH the political aud social welfare Of tho
laAaos llan beon, this ia tho frat full account OF
his litc and writings by my English writer. Alr.
Mosey'H work will be M opportuno contribn-
social problems Of government and education OF
which Rousseau wrote. NJ. Saint Marc Girartlin
hogan n aerioB Of l'nporH on nouasean, In tho
Aevue des Deu1 Aiondes, twenty years ago, but
nothing elso concerning tho lilo aud work of ono
OF tho groatost OF Fronchmon that la worthy Of
note, except tho formulas aud crude work of
h1uasot-pathay, which was published over iifty
Joars ago.
TIE "nANnuRy NEWS" MAN.
Tho name Of the funny nun Of tho Danbury
Ne,os IL ). W l5ailoy. 6lepartl 4 Gill announce
tAat they have in prcss "Lifo In Danbury."
which eonta1s tho boDt Of tho humorous articles
by him thnt hayo appeared in tho Ne'os during
cs uovor before published.
.. "oSLY pIN."
"On1y Pin" is tho titlo of an Instructive
moral Btory, translated from tho French OF J. Il
do Ha[nto-0 0armaino, and published by tho Now
York Catholic Publishing 8ooioty,
PROF. h1OIaE.
DR.. 1rcnnna Primo, tho editor Of tho Now York
O1serurr, haa added to blu many other literary
lRbora the task OF writing tho life OF Prof 8. D.
+. Morse. lIe Ia doing this ut tho requost of
tho e1ecators Of Mr. Morse, who haYoo given
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SENTENoED. Montgomery Bishop,
who was arrested some time sinoe, By
Detective James Canton, in North Ca
rolina, under requisition from his Ex-
cellency Governor Moses, for the mur-
der OF Henry Peahoff, at Spartanburg,
was recently tried for the offence before
his Honor Judge III. Moses, and sen-
tenced to twenty. Ave years in the peni-
tentiary at hard labor.
DEATH. We record with pain the
sudden and untimely death of Miss An
ME. the amiable and accomplished
daughter of Rev. J. B. Hillhouse, which
occurred on Wednesday last. She was
taken sick on Monday with congestion,
and in forty eight hours thereafter yield.
ed up her gentle spirit.
New6erry Herald.
Dorn's Mine WILSON be le.opened. Il
is now owned by Cyrus 81. Mccormick.
and has been recently surveyed by Q
gentleman Of experience in such matters
from New York.
Betsy Collier. o colored woman, abont
seventy.two years OF age, the former
servant OF Mrs. Ellen L. Parker, died
near Calhoun's Mills, in Abbeville, on
last Saturday night.
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The CoNNnor1our E1Eor1oN. Our
readers will see by the dispatches con-
tanned in our telegraphic columns that
the Democratic party made heavy gains
in the election held in Connecticut on
Monday. Last year. Governor Jewell,
the present Radical incumbent. was
elected by majority of twenty.eight
votes over all competitors. The Legis.
lature stood, in the Senate, fifteen Radl-
calls to six Democrats. and in the House
l24 Radicals to Ill Democrats. At the
last Congressional election, three of the
four Representatives elected were R,di.
Gals. If the results indicated by our
dispatches truly represent the feeling Of
the people at the North, there would
seem to be little need fop either o new
party or new name. We congratulate
our brethren in Connecticut on their
glorious victory.
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The SoUTR CAROLINA RA1LRoAD-
MEETING OF THE SToKnoLpK9s.-T There
was q large attendance at the meeting of
the stockholders of the South Carolina
Railroad Company, which was held at
the Bank Of Charleston, Tuesday morn
ing, at IL O'Clock. The Hon. Gabriel
Cannon, OF Spartanburg, was called to
the chair, and the annual reports OF the
President and Vice. President were read
and referred.
PRESIDENT Magrath read letter from
General James Conner, the counsel Of
the road, explaining the effect OF the re-.
cent decision in the Supreme Court OF
the United States in reference to the
liability OF the road for taxation. The
laste: states that By the decrAe in ques.
ton:
l. All the properly OF the company at
Columbia and the road from Branchville
to Columbia, and from Kingsvilie to %.
luMbia, are forever exempt from tax-
alton.
2. All the road from Branohvile to
Hamburg is liable to taxation.
y. With regard to the road from Charles
ton to Branchville. and the property
at Charleston. the decision Of the Circuit
Court has been modified, and the case
has been remanded to the Circuit Court,
to take proceedings to ascertain and de-
tormine what portion Of the property of
the company is objectionable and appli-
ouble to the line OF road from Branch
vile to Columbia and Camden, such
portion to be exempt from taxation, and
the residue liable.
Mr.. 8. Dibble offered resolution,
which was adopted, providing that the
reports Of the officers of the road be
printed and distributed among the stock
holders one month before tho next an.
nual meeting.
Mr.. 8. Dibble moved that q commit.
tee Of seven be appointed to nominate
suitable persons to serve as Directors of
the road; said committee to report at
10 o'clock, on Wednesday morning.
The committee nominated the follow.
ing gentlemen: VIM. J. Magrath, Geo.
A. Trenholm, Z. y. DeSsnssu.c, Joha
Hanckel, Andrew Simonds, George W.
Williams, Henry Gourdip, Francis J.
Pelzer, James 8. Gibbes, VIM. T. Rives.
Moses Taylor, VIM. a. Oourtenay, P. L.
Cohen, r. W. Oubbedge. ]. P. Southern.
The convention then adjourned until
Wednesday. at IL NJ. The election for
Directors takes place between the hours
OF A. M. and 3-P. M.
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MIR. EDITOR: The papers Of the city,
in doing me kindness, for which I am
grateful. are probably doing uninten.
tional injustice to Mr.. Tolleson, of the
Palmetto House, at Spartanburg. I
have not taken that house, but I have
rented the house formerly known as the
Walker House, at Spartanburg. It is
undergoing thorough repairs, and my
design is to furnish it in handsome style,
and open it, about the first OF May, as
Arst class hotel, for that locality, when I
hope to enjoy the pleasure of rendering
comfortable all who may call on me.
Yours, truly, D. B. CLAYTON.
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Senator Hollinshead. OF Abbeville,
met with severe and painful accident
on last Saturday. His condition is quite
serious, but not regarded as dangerous.
He struok his head against projecting
beam.
The Air Line Road has received num-
ber of first class freight cars and are
rapidly preparing to meet the growing
demands upon it tor transportation.
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ai11i6l
a. -. ~. W...,. go = 49, q.
nan,,u nS s1s 49, nn.maa ml1s.sa as, ,soS =
tionsl, banks; ono OF vhioh. tie Osrolina
SsHo WaS ssssssa ih .Ios Aoos. ~.
sstssgtisiDE. suosessiol ssd gshis lM'en
= iae Soo.n; ana ass atssansa.A iesn,ng
tionai GRanI % nrasidaS @ S osaS sss ~ n,ian n Il,
Tohn sCnat D1oH, p.1a, p.esiiaea i vxSs Doioass
s;t;nn M " ard % ~orth 0 mo,s sraS ,s.srsi. - ns.e K
sl.ioa s;.h ana woLtn; or, more feoesHy % sssa9- q
nsneo, Is ~ Tue pes, o. Greais 9nd !:
~. Sn..t hn;iS;n 60 .t!ss: .;tS} rE M - os
sre 40 nes' ai.n .a.sra, ;nd;.;aua - | @ h.aI;ae aaHse
5,n,ss and IS sar;nas h.nr. s''A :. =
n0Tses %sa s1sts aha sa1anes Hnn9.o9, panks. 9,
vera nsariv M haYors fss us. '; ;SanfsHod H %S;o
nm the 6r;g;naj nian. EonlI IL fbc Hnsst
cen;tnl nossa.ssd hv anv st.to * AZ"
Union ,area6t tbe ,sv INA NJ Nav TnrT
r ;n.of o,anita. hnorr;ad in 1th;s ,vininit.
90 very heanti1nI atone. thu ,anna Il
vhith tie Fedarai Cnyarnnant q 1 III. 4.
buildinu a .handsoma nost. Office hara
IA hfpminenf ofi1Sfal nndai ana Jatsa Gon.
fedAiany told ~. Aha othar davr .that. IA
capiEoi vas saved, from .beinc biorts m
byi title parsonsl inteYferenoe 81. CadAtal
Sherman. II bears 4-savetai Ymsifs rof
cannon shot. ,f,radI from Sfiefnonnn'a RAJ
tetfes. from the oiher aide of the river.
two miles avay. -. -. ,..,,,rI'g
| I have not nom in th;s lafter to .nn.r
Ia Il have not had. .tinoa since, 4 IiCsn1
hofe 20 learnLfullyl 81 fhe bAbFi aat3d
eiadciti6nai fnstiinfioHu Haze al 1kY Sfsts
Lhnatic AayIum.1 WITH ~ hsnde1ms
buildinra aEd pardeno. tha Sonth Oaro.
lima Unjyerslty. VITA ii ia extensive
grounds. numerous, bniidinrd, ma Ana
library: the Preaby yterisn oIheoiooicaI
6emi1ary. and {ha schooia ana enaismis AZ
Of Hi1e oity. IsIwouId ha intaysst;ny 10
ipotffe iiito thp shihtr,rv and !condition ~
The Uniyersitv. and "a feaTS IN vSat. a1.
tent the changes in its mSns sgafsSsni
eFowinr ont of fha reyoinkion m Sonth.
Srn sooietv. have indnced ita nresent Ia.
pressed oondition.
! We fa7a s11a7.. sornnanies of Federa,
'soldiers -enoamned berts and tha ,ds;iv
parades and fine mnsio are nleas.nt sn.
c;aents. I have heani of no Kn Kin.
alartis. and none seenn fo bs af;nrehrn
ed--yet think the nitizens Of ,CoIumbia
would regret to have the .soidiera With.
drawn: not because thev tear anv dis.
turbanoe of tho peace. 6nt because the
men spend their money here. General
McDowell. oommandant of This denart.
ment. was here the other dav and hald
q review of the troops. -
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GooD OPINION RRoN HIGH AUTHORITY.
We extract the following enoominm upon
the high standing OF the Piedmont and
Arlington Life Insurance Company, Of
Richmond, Va, from the Spectator, Of
April, an American review OF insurance
published in New York. The Spectator
is known as the most reliable authority
on insurance matters that is published
in this country, and consequently any
word OF praise coming from it is certain
ly deserving:
"a STRONG SOUTHERN CoMPANY.-The
only Southern life insurance Company
doing business in New York is the Pied.
mont and Arlington, Of Virginia. Under
the management OF Col. W. O. Caring
ton, it is having most successful career.
Few companies North or South can show
80 good business relatively, OF last
year. Tho increase Of new business in
1872 over 1871 was 412 policies. 1924, 1874
amount at risk, and S4O,9O7 premiums.
Its total income receipts were 81 ,25O, 904,
and it distributed among the widows and
children of polioy-holders the large sum
of 1886, ,026. Since the beginning Of
the new year, the rush Of business has
been greater than ever, the number of
policies taken out in February alone
being 425 and the risks on them being
81 100000. All this is evidence Of the
high estimation in which this company
is held in the South, and that endorse
mont is sufficient to satisfactorily com.
mend il to the patronage of the people
of other eections of the Union"
Captain 8. L. Lcaphart is the agent of
the Piedmont and Arlington in this city.
His Office is over the Carolina National
Bank.
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6eu. IEoC2u, IN MS farewell address,
delivered in the French Assembly, taking
leave OF public liies warns Franco sgainst
placing confidence in the legends that
are told at Paris and In other large de-
mocratio centres ct the republic. with
view TO, exalting mob prowess at the
expense Of high military dlioipline' and
effective service in the soldiers of the
late empire. One otthsso legends extols
tha defence, Of Paris a. the gteatsst OF
modern military exploits! A. this siege,
it is shown by the statistics of the Ger
man army that the German loss was
1850 men. while at WoertH their loss
was over 10. 900; showing that McMahon,
with DO, 900 French regulars, killed and
wounded, within few hours. nearly as
many of the enemy as the 500, 600 de-
tenders of Paris did in four and half
months. '''r''
But no amount Of figures. however re-
liable, or of warnings from whatever
source. will disturb tile oomplaoency
with which the Frenoh democrats be-
lieve in the superior valor, discipline and
skill OF the republican rank and fle, and
the epahletted incapables wholed them
at Nuts and elsewhere, nor in the tre-
mendous alaughter OF republican infic-
ton. par eece9emce, that overlook the
German: army in its tracks The easy
way is to suffer the pstriotic credulity of
democratic France. and leave the en-
pire. in thssleisare Of Retirement, to sing
It's own psens. -. - -
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LIST OF NEW ADvERT1sKMENrs.
P. Oantwell-F. M. Beef.
Meeting Richland Lodge.
j. II. Kinard & Co.-Millinery.
Residence at Private Sale.
Jacob Levin-Auction Sale.
An Apprentice Wanted.
Port Royal Lots for Sale.
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Thursday: Morning, April5l0. 1878.
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