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Fire Crackers and Torpedoes.
10D B0XEs Golden 6i,op FIRE CRACK
100 packages Torpedoes.
For sale. at reduced prices. at wholesale
and retail, by JOHN AGNEW 4 SON.
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A III iiil Il az WU2 4 HAVIiU
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M: TX iI,n' c;n Ill; t. ST.. J. -.
l. -iip.hon .inr : nna.'' D,rn;sia, l,-
'!t:"s'i :,t.o'n.;. i! .un'.i e. "a IA :lc
Back. : 'n:ani.. I;n;,sy. Skn Diseases,
Los a.: Appetite. hotr. ssion nt Hpiris,
IL az nr 'iicn'ua;i-Nn, >cIv .uru..s Ne
lanc''"y. II In F,vcr. Z. tlvcnr.a
ASK !.u = infslI'- q ,ccis u II h: nui.c
other -'n',u' For sac u.
Dee lat q. n !IIlNITS;t'S I.Inc :.to.r.
'}uckWheat
El'2 s! N,~ fm;!.d UtKWUFAT, u
Il -a'"h he Uh:tK lOWhA\th.
Views for he Million.
"tEn Mt r.rciv' d II lii, :s.oi:mtL: oi
J. SrEi;Lo ,cuplC v.E1S. E,g,sh and
.mr,lca,. c"i"i. ii an plain Alec, lLlC.
AlNttLf "nr' Il. !. BRYAN
TENDERS, ANDlRONs, ETC,
At the Sign OF the. Golden Anvil.
MTl. Z, Sheet lien al Il Nur.ery Tenders
wv Brass Aniirons. Plain and Fancy Fire.
DUrs, Sh.vcln and TnnRs, tin psira and sets
GOAL Hod., Ipke,s. Chimney Hooks, &c,
eon' s. iHtnH the largest assortment in the
1.p'cS 'gan = J9Ha AaSES 4 son,
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Z, I
All books s"nt. post paid, fnrleiAil ice.
OLIVER DiTSON 4 co. Boston.
CHAS, IL. DIrSON 4 CO, I'll broadway,
New York. Dec I3,rw
aPianters Can Get the Highest Price
NOR their COTTON, and buy their GRO.
IL CERES at the cheapeat rates.ht
Sept III HARDY SDLOMON'S
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ID. EPsTIN's.

A his new store, Main street. neaily or
"A pohite tho Central National Psnk. has
alarge and beautiful stock Of fine MATCHES
stem and key wiudtrs, from the b. 1t En-.
ropean and American manufa ct uI.,s, AID OF
his own importation. in gold md sive cases.
Elegant JkWElRl An unr,valed as.o1t-
nent just received and all the latest styles.
Sterling tlLFkkWAkE, in eets and csses,
Dildal Presents, and very fine sele ction Of
Plated Ware. G"ld Watch and Mech Chains.
Lorkcts, elegant SEAL, Wedding ann En-, sge-
ment !inIs. large .iock It : Itctac.. aid
Eye-Glat.es, Clocks, MMsicsI Is, x,s ard y,
great variety of Fancy Artic.eh. ny stotA is
country, and will be sold As cheap he the
same article can bc bought AL. .wheie.
Oct 81
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Why the South is Poor.

L
LNhOh Tho cradla 10 the grave, we are
II d"stl vii h all kinds of unknown Mcdi.
clEes made abroad, of wEich We know no.
thing.
II ynni baby is sick, you give it Northern
Soothing Syrup. instead uf Hcinitsha Rose
CorGial.
II your Liver is not right, you take North
nrn n f'!'s, instead OF tho Blood ar, Liver
Pills
If your Rin"d is imnn~c, you take North
crn Sar.a!.aiiila, instead OF tho Queens
Delight
II yen hay. hills aud Fever. you take
N"rtliciu .h,i' cures m4tead o! ieiuitsh's
Vegetable Tunic
Our 'rn' In and onr wealth is thus de-
..ir"y'd fh"'nr.ge Your own doctors; take
Mc'iicii's made at home, and hny thos.e
hat YOU in1" are good. Iicinitsh has NJ,
! "Xi' 'ici e. 81 forty .c, q in making AL
kin'lt =: Medic ines for every diseaer known.
"a" a. nn"" and consult with him For sale
1T lIEl iSH'.S FAMILY DRUG SIC RE
! nci II
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Upright Steam Engine for Sale.
TIdHT-HORtE L POWER, in perfect order,
~ with emokc.etack. thafting and .9uan.
PHOENIX Office. Loot 30 4
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OUR HOUSE.
MASONIC FEMALE COLLEGE,

SONCNbO N1, AHbEVTLLF, =. c.
CHARTERED 1858.
MW TWENTY-FlRSr annual .cs-
ELI 3xs sion opens WEDNESDAY, 2l,t of
January, 1874; close. lar, i; .lncs-
Vs. day in October.
1 Expenses for term OF forty
wa. Ks: Primary Department, $25; Academic
department.. $50; Collegiate Department.
$50; Music. $40; Board. SIC to $15 per month.
French and Latin free. For circulars apply
TO- W. CHRISTIE BENET,
Zee IL VIII Principnl
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HNHE late kilograms from Washington, an
L EOuncing the decision of the Uni t,1
States Snprt me Court. concerning th4
Bills Of the Bank Of the Slate.
Did not create more excitement in Columbis
than WAS caused by the announcement that
there are plenty more Of those fine Havana
CIGARS, nf our own make, which are +, i'll ali
the rage. We also announce that Building
and Loan and Ore.nbacks are
Received at Par.
Great :hr"ngs are n"ckine te avail ,htm-
sc'v"> "t t'is opn, rtuhity to procure the,
:l"ice T"3acc,e AMI Cisn,. TO he had
Al the California Cigar Store
Nov . NJ. SULZBACHER.
Bonds, Stocks, &c.
7 ECY ana SELL en- COMMISSIONS ani
l. my own account. at current rates:
BONDS ard STOCKS OF RAILROADS.
Bonds and Stocks OF States and United
States, bonds and stocks OF Cities and other
corporations, Bank Notes, CoupoEe. Gold
and Silver Coin, and approved Claims against
! the United States, State and County.
y. GAMDKlLL, Broker. Main streas.
Ang 10 tGmO Cd door South Wheeler House.
So xy,& nL.yL->-
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HOncs, Stocks. &c.

Something for the Children
GUFFERIEG with Coughs, Colds, Group,
Kisses, Jim Crow, Carbolic and Horehound
Lozsnges. Althea Drops and Jpjube Pasto.
All excellent for Coughs and Colds. Fresh
and good, q:
Nov 5 I IIEINITSH'S DJtUG STORE.
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CITY CLERK : OFFICE.
Con- Mia. :. e.. -. ccmbrr Ii, 1873
ftNill. Tax E""Ls ot he city Of Columbia
l. for 1871 will be open on THURSDAY.
December Is Ey RESOLUTION IF the City
Council, all PERSONS making returns and
ra!ing fax before Janusry will be al
loved c;:' unt II five per cent.
CiiAS. BAENCM,
Dee II CIV Clri L and AsarssLr
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FRANKLIN UuUSE.

corner E,iige ant Gates Streets
fEtIiE nndersign.d Il btg- to announce to hi.
l. old patrons and friends. that no has re-
orcncd his SAMPLE ROOM and nEerAU.
RANT, and is prepared to serve, at all hours,
FISH, GAME aud OYSTERS, in all styles:
together will evsry dclicacy that the
Charleston and Columbia markets affnrd.
NOv6 @. Il FRANKLIN.
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f3A 100 "BLS. kxtraF Family FLOUR.
lJN@8I l0U parrGls low priccd, Int souud,
ssaaSA For sa|nbv HOPE ca GYLER
Mocha and Java Coffees.
IN BAGS Old Government JAyAy
~ 10 pockets Pure Mocha. .titt 4s9v.
For aale low by BOfE & GYLEE.
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ieegers' Beer is Pure

r. ton 't:ontain Cocolus Ind:cus, Fish Bor
l ries. to make one sleepy or headacby
, 1873-06-13

s.r,otions from Washington to hold tho prison.
ora until further orders. After tho execution !!
intended organizing y force for tho purpose OF
viii I'll. tEe intention of geoing and talking With aa
many Ohiofa aa possible willie On route, 1knosv
'that tho prompt execution ct tho Modoo out
.disna Of Oregon and Indian Torritory, ,ae veil as
California, and 11avo tendency 70
quiet tho =. Indians oil through
tho country The Indians oil know that no have
captured tho Modocs. They will quickly learn
TIC nows, II tho death-penalty Is inflicted. The
achievement would result in q mutual benefit to
both tic Indians and tho whites With tho pros-
sigo tho troops havo gained, VIC could do great
sAr FnArolsoo, June 12.-only three Or four
Modocs remain at lnrgo.. The Pitt Rivo1 In
dinns delivered eleven Modoo refugoos to Gen.
Last: Monday band Of = Apache Indians
started south, probably TO- invade sonora sonora
1Ye mtlos oyer tho border. 49,.
, 1873-06-13

Y,n,-0,,---,vD . Y11 :: T,,uo 10 Lar ff,n e0rvnl
oA9asoa IL I ymo - H. anunt ~
mseH t ~ y. ;ao @IT Ihioo%n Ta;sraed
T tnn o. noe ~ 4tsnnu,3o aaetexFdau aftar1
noon, re following Gentlemen were unantmoua- M ahl
y elected uifeSt95d @ ot me company 1os % the on
s4t9R yeaa G Gtraut ~ nttp pan1ia w'
81 omoa8o noo19n o15ass, eanar ~ ~ :n,.mont
T'Ge', n.1aeta1 - - oynb Wtaha,l ard G,arias -
Hod"os a. ~ T.rrolIton r. amhaodrant1v @ tho nowty
uhess =. la 10y a oionto3 Geo.eo NV gtra-;+
raan 1ei nna md
, 1873-06-13

| Bar Thr' Eind. Weather.



WAsH1NaToN, Juno 12.-For New England, on
Friday, light 20 fresh northwoBterly to north
easterly winds and genorally clear weather. For
the Middle Btates and Lower Lako region, winds
voerng to oaatorly and southorly, and falling b.
romater, with generally e1oar woather over tho
former, but increasing .oloudinesa and frosh to
briak winds over tho latter. For Upper Lake
region falling barometer. fresh to brlSk south,
raii, aroas. For Tennessee. Keptncly, MISSOURI,
and the Southern portions Of Illinois, Indiana,
and Ohio. winds yeering from light to freeh
cloudy wentier. For tho South Atlantic States,
light to fresh variable winds, and partly cloudy
weather, with nreaa On the coast. For the Gulf
States, light to frosh variable winds, and gen.
orally clear weather. For the Northwest. winds
vooring to frcsh, and probably brisk westerly and
northwesterlY, md clearing weather.
STAGE OF WATER.
Daily report Of tho stage Of water, with
changos in the twenty four hours ending 0p. NJ,
June H. 1873:
, 1873-06-13

New YonK, June IA Tho funeral Of Gov.
Orr, tomorrow, promises to be the most impos-
sion will bo in tho following order: Washing
ton droyB !: Seventh Regiment; Grand Council
Of Grand Chapter Lodges commanding with
highest number; Dodswogth's Band; Knights
Yenplar; Keatin8'a Band; Grand Lodge !;
learsc surrounded by hollow square OF
knights Templass, chief mournere, Mayor,
and Common Council and heads Of Depart
monts, Foreign Ministers and Oonsuls, Govern
or and Lieutenant Governor Of the State OF New
York, Governors Of 6tates and Territories, off,
Service Of the United States, Judges ot the sr1-
promo Courts Of the United States, Judges Of
btate sud City Courts membors Of dongresa aud
Legislature, and oitiEons. 49,
tho lion. Mackoy :of South 0arollns, hsyo ar
rived hero to attond tho funeral.
, 1873-06-13

Important Decision on the Whisky
0VpnAf{nn.

Important Decision on the Whisky
Question.
gAIr LAKE, Juno 12.-1n tho liquor oases,
Chief Justice MoKoan decided to-day tint tho
city ordinance ertorting 9l50 monthly rental
ucenso WIS Illegal and void, because it blended
taxation, prohibition, end lloonBo into ono .Bya-
tom, not authorized by tho ohartor, Is unnoces-
sary, and tAoroforo void.
IN tho other case for IN injunction to re-
. criminal way for violation Of tho ordinance
MoKean hold that no laws oxiHt in Utah to give
a remedy to person maliciouely prosecuted.
The Court was not Responsible for the non.ex-
istonoc Of just law. Tho petition was do
MED.
It is understood the City Council will conform
to tho viows Of Judge McKesn's decision, which
ls vol raceivod. ~
It IL understood tho Walker House will be Of
ferad for sale,
Tho reports from the mining Campo are very
faYorsblo.
, 1873-06-13
A Cabinet Under sstlargall Appointed
(: by tho NJ s4rity Of the +: :.
q S54os. !
Defeat Of the Xiii ais and Junction Of
the Rus i:sn Troops. =:
Probable Strike of London Jour-,
neymon Builders for Ono 4
. Cent ah Hour.
SPAIN.

SPAIN. .,
: LONDON, Juno IA special from Madrid re-
ports TINT tho crisis in the. Government Of Spain
continues and fears nro entertained Of o serious
outbreak. Tic Cortos romainedin secret sea-
sion tho most Of yesterday. During Its dolibor-
ationa AIMED volunteers surrounded the palace.
4 largo foroo Of police was concentrated at tho
Column OF Dos Do Mayo, and troops wcro posted
at othor placos In the city. Tho Irroconclablo
press openly advocate q revolution. and the
situation Is very diaquioting.
LONDON, June u. A Madrid dispatch Of last
evening says: Tho Irroconci1ablos aro oppoaod
to the formation OF Ministry from tho Right,
Armed IrroconoilableB and partiRans. and Ina-
tority Of tho Cortes respectively occupy strategic
positions III tho city, md q conflict is feaEoa.'
At neeting Of. tho Deputies belonging to the
minority, 1t whs agreed, in order to cQnao1idate
tho opponents, to propose u Ministry to bo com-
posed Of four Conservatives md four 1rreconcl-
abloa. =
tho resignation Of tho Figueraa Cabinet, md Of
. meeting Of the majority, 1ast night, tho fol-
lowing Ministry was agreed upon: President OF
tho Council and Minister Of tho interior, Senior
gorfn; Of Foreign Affairs. Muzo; Of War,
| Estavanz; Of Marine, At1rioh Of Finance,
| Ladua; Of Public Works, Donot; Of Justice,
| Gonzales. The authorities aro determined to
| roeolute1y sustain tho majority in whatever
measures they may adopt. Figueras has left
| Madrid.
General Hidalgo haa been oppointod Civic
| doyornor Of Madrid
which provailod IN Madrid for tho past few days
has greatly subsided, and the city has been quite
| calm to-day. The ar1nod factions which wero
| posted at different points haye been with
drawn. all parties having aocopted tho Ministy
| Henor Fir11eras haB arrived at Huegca, He ia
, 1873-06-13

bridge across tho Eth1,orn Hivor is repaired,
aud traina arc oroaatng 1t to-day. .
BALr LAKE Cry juno ia responsible
Company was organized to-day to builll nnr-
row-guago railroad from ttliH city to Bingham
Canon, tho work to bc commenced at onoo. ::
Br. Louis, Juno 12.-Tho Atlantic d Pacific
Railroad Company will to-morrow apply to Judge
Court 1T Davonport,. Iowa, for m Injunction to
restrain Gov Woodson, of this Btnto, from nd
vertiEing tho Missouri Paoiao Railroad for saloto
satisfy tho Btato lien on thofroad for aomo
eight millions Of dol1are. Tho application Ia
peculiar innsmuoh ~ II aBkB q United States
Court to restrain IN Executive OF State from
carrying out IN act Of tho Legislature. Atty
Con. Ewing and T. j. Bowman. associate couh-
sol, loft for Davenport tonight to represent tho
btatp, >: -
, 1873-06-13

Hannibal NO., says that A1r. Canby. brother
Of tho late den. 0anby, dlod thero on Monday
San 1FnANo1soo. Juno 12-doorgo Fisher,
Crock Consul, died, to-day, in this city.
oil'oo, died at Oakland to-day. ME. Gray oamo
to negotiate for continuance OF the stoam mail
line; Being too III to go forward. Ae stopped ut
Oakland, and died tl,eso
, 1873-06-13
JAPAN,

NEW Yong, Juno 49, hzinerl Mori, tAo Jap
anoBo Minister to tho United States, according
to letter in tho Tribune, from Yoddo, Eests
under grave accusations proforrod BY his own
truBtod to his caro Is said to have been BUS
piciously iooae and Lis conduct towards bis urn
uoyernn1ont IL characterized ~ "peryerse vii
fQlpeBs,'
, 1873-06-13
REAL ESTATE,
Great Auction Sale
DREXEL BOULEVARD
COTTAGE GR0VR-AV.
LOTS, ):
On Wednesday, June Is, 1873,
At3.1-2 O'Clock p. M, sharp. ::

Ne will offer at public auction. IN tho grounds;
WEDNESDAY, Juns IL, 1a7a; 1t ~ O'Clock p. M;
thasp, that hno Sroso block Immediately north Of Mt.
Jaroa Bhsons fino residence, fronting east on Drp1e
Boulevard. snd woat Cottage Guvoav., botwoen For
tJ-thtrd and go.tyfourthss., IN BIHTY~Po0T LOTS.
to tho highest bidder tho following tsErs Viz. Ono
sixth aatt o daY Of sato. onssxth IN % daYt ena s-
bsAnco In ono and two years, ntoFost at cont par
sblo annually. =.
Tum m1Arn1uazx an, BONA prDss AND rEREMP.
TORY, AND no s1DR.BDD1NG ALLOWED.
This property IL among tho most beautiful aud desirable
osldoneo property around Ohicngo and noods only
to o to bo admired II Ia very choice for rosidcnoe
Or Investments It Ia within three blocks Of tbs Forty
third.at. B$ations on the T. q. Hyde Park R. aud
within three blooM Of the Cottage Gsovo hossooArs and
tho Cottage Grove Dummy paasos tho west Limo of ths
block. The Cottage Grovo ionts ve1 desirable for
either bustncss rosidonco. SEWERS, GAS, AND
WATER CONVENIENT. TITLE PERFECT. Print
I'd abstracts viii bc furuilhed each purchaser.
Call on CLARKE, LAYTON g.
CO., 12O LnSnlle-st-, for plots and
further particulars.
FREE RIDE to snd from tho grounds On day of
sao, both By III O. 4. Il. and srost-oass. Tlokcs for
same to bo had At ot1oo Of CLARKE, LAYTON co.
Tson iuaves T. G. H. H.. foot ii Laks-s, 1t O'Clock p.
M. eharp. -.
r.: rr.AprxM vrr<,NJ q f@o
, 1873-06-13

PARIS, June 11.-Gen. L'Admirault has ap-
piled to the Assembly for authority to prose.
cuto tho Communist nanc, now member OF
that body.
Ex-presidDnt Thiors has written letter to 4
friend, in which ho says be has retired to pri-
vato life, believing that party Government in
Franco Is q miHtake. and will only loud to freBh
divisions.
, 1873-06-13

Sr. pETERsBuna, June 12.-The Russian IRON
olad whioh has been building for some time past
In tho 1ook-yard at Nioolalso was launched
to-day, inaugurating a revival Of the Russian
fleet in the Black Ben. Tho Grand Duko Con.
stantino, High Admiral Of tho Navy, presided
over the ceremonies,
, 1873-06-13

L1rr1A ROCK, Ark, Juno 12.-1t having boon
reported TINT Mr. BROOKS would isaua q proo'sr
nation declaring Aimaels Governor. Gazes@
reporter interviewed him this evening on the
subject Ho stated that thero WAS no fol!nqa-
tion tor the report whatovor, that no knew
nothing Of an Intention to organize or to SGT up
= new State Government beyond tho rumoss
ae had hard.
, 1873-06-13

LONDON. juno l9.--Tlere Ia serious dispute
In the building trade Of th.s city. Tho Journey
men ask an advance OF wages OF half-penny
per hour, which the master builders refuse ia
give. It ia feared tho dispute will lead to the
greatest lookout ever known In the city. :
Tho ex-EmpreBs Eugenie has taken hor do.
parsuro from England for the Continent, by way
Of 0Hteud.
, 1873-06-13
kHIYA.

ST.. .pErEasDuno, Juno IA rumor is cur
rent that the khiyan oxpeditionary column IN.
der Con. Kaufman has mot with a royerno.
Tho columns Of tho expedition aSainst Khiya,
which started TOR Sjsak aud KnsaliYisk, effected
junoturo ut 0halnot on tho 9th Of April. On
the 27th OF April Khiyan force attacked tue
Russian vanguard near Ohalaot, and q sharp en-
gagement took place, during which two Russian
,Colone1s wero killed. The Khtyana were finally
dofoated, and retreated procipitately.
dispatches from Central Asia, received in this
city tonight, stnto that tho vanguard Of force
marching against Khiva from tho. East, undor
command Of Con. Kaufman, reached the Amur
Duria river on tho 1lth OF May, where it met
and put to flight body Of $500 Khivans With
out the loss Of a single man on tho part Of the
Russians. After waiting until tho 14th ult., by
which timo tho remainder Of hls force camo up,
Con. Kaufman continued Lis march toward
Schurukhauo.
, 1873-06-13
THE WEST INDIES,

HAVANA, Juno 12.--Lato adyicos from. San
Domingo ,Ilayo been received. The revolution
lists had been outnumDored and compelled to
retreat from Guajubin. When reinforced, it
Lato adyicos from Hayti state that tho Cham
bors woro closed, and that conferenco waa
being hold boswoen tho President and General
Dominquez.
HAVANA, Jnue 12.-Tho Now York Herald cor
respondent was liberated to-dny.
, 1873-06-13
GERMANY.

LONDON, June 12.--lt IL reported that treaty
Of alliance has been concluded between Germany
and Itnly.
DER11N, June 12.-Herr Kurd Won gch1ozer,
German Minister at Washington, has arrived in
this city. It is not likely that ho will return to
ent attached to tho German Legation In London,
is to be sent to Washington as Charge DAT
{airea.
It is probable Parliament will adopt resolu-
ton extending tho provisions Of tito Constitu..
ton of Germany to Alaaoo and Lorraine. Should
this measure be carried out, Aleaco and Lor-
-rano will be- entitled to eloct fifteen mombors OF
Parliament Mono Of the Inhabitants Who choae
French nationality will bo allowed to vote until
they have sworn allegiance to Germany.
, 1873-06-13

CINCINNATI June t2.-At RuBhyillo, Ind. this
morning, Jorry Auder m waH sentenced to tho
penitentlary Tor life for the murder OF Jacob
Kerr,
, 1873-06-13

: woopsroon, N. B., june i2.-Throo persons
wore drowned about five mlos below town, to-
day, while attempting to board the steamer
A1,3nHNr
, 1873-06-13

pnE91DBNTtAL CANDIDATE.
It is assorted hore that the increase from
$50, 900 to 100000 Of the capital stock Of Har-
lan!a Daily Chronicle, OF this city, which WAS
nado a few days ago, came from tho frionda OF
an Associate Justice Of tho Unitod atates sn-
preme Court who want, and expect, to keep him
prominently before tho public aa IN available
candidate for the Presidency In 1876.
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-21
(From the N, Y. Evening NALL
The VillainOuS Volunteers.

Such displays as that in Santiago
de Cuba in 1869. in the butchery of Speak
man and Wyeth, in the expulsion of acting
Consul Phillips in 1870, and in the late un
speakable crimes against humanity, that spir-
it which also found expression in Havana in
the killing of the student lads, with other
kindred bestialities, which have made the
Spanish volunteer organization Of Cuba a
stencil in the nostrils of modern civilization
n
Nor has the master of these fellows, Zu-
lucia, failed to boast, substantially, not many
months ago, that the United States in this
natter of slavery has neither the inclination
nor the power to force abolition and account
ability upon the N for what they are doing,
as our people are no match for Spain, or even
for the Casino Espagnol and its following,
single-handed, being destitute of land and sea
forces, as well as OF all financial resources.
So think these 'Jools Of twenty.four carats
fne' that they have merely to charter "half
a score OF Alabamas," and so cripple our mar
thine power as soon to make us sue for peace.
with much else of this stuff that only Span
ish brain could generate, or Spanish mouth
venture TO ute.
For our part, having at hand the speeches
of the Republican leaders of Spain on various
occasions in the Spanish Cortes-of CASTELAR,.
of Diaz Quintero, OF Salmeron, of Orense. of
Garido, Fi.ueras, and others, concerning
these recreant Spaniards in Cuba, we believe
no living man would be more pleased than
Emilio CASTELAR, to see Zulucta the Casino Es-
pagnol, OF leader of the foul brood that are
supporting the slaveholding party in Cuba,
swept. seized, and brought to punishment by
the United States. Spain being impotent to
do anything in the premises, she cannot deny
our right to sweep flom the seas those Span
ish vessels that are as much in opposition TO
ties are Further, Spain cannot deny our
right to punish on the parties in Santiago de
Cuba the tras edy enacted there. This is the
practical question; others are side issues.
The Spaniards in Cuba are the real pirates
now, through this act
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-21
Senior Exhibition at Colby.
w ,TERvILLE. Nov. 20. 1874

w rTERvILLE, Nov. 20, 1873.
To the Editor Of the Press:
The Senior Glass of Colby, assisted by five of
the Juniors to whom parts had been assigned
for high rank during the first half of their
course, gave last evening at the Baptist Church
the customary Exhibition with the following
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Latin Version from the Greek of Demosthenes
*Henry Hudson, Jr., Guilford.
English Version from the French of Chateaubriand.
*Herbert Tilden. Lewiston.
The Importance of Classical Study.
Theodore F. White, Waterville
Latin Version from the Greek Demosthenes
..s.y ..vI SmissuSc KAasssa5hSrn
r,o *Mary c. Low, Waterville.
Albert B. Allen, Skowhegan
Ureek version from the Latin of Tacitus.
nu SLeslie c. Cornish, Winslow
AbrahamB. Gates, East Vassalboro.'
What shall We Study?
Horace W. Stewart. Bangor.
*Juniors.
The Exhibition was highly creditable to all
concerned, and even the orators who spoke in
unknown tongues were listened to with great
ioterest by the audience. The French version
was received with the greatest applause.
Billiards. Orchestra furnished music for the
occasion.
The Committee appointed for the task, award
ed the prize for excellence in composition
among the Seniors to Mr.. T. F. White.
WINsLow