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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-16

o ~ ES 10 IN
Suppression OF Street Music.
PHILApELpHrA, Sept. l6.-Orders
have been issued commanding the po-
lice to arrest as Migrants, boys In the
streets playing on musical Instruments.
American bible Society.
From a report just issued 1t appears
that the American Bible Society con-
sists of 2,125 life directors and $4,000
life members. Receipts for the last
fiscal year, $737, s3l, Of which $ls,7so
remains unexpended. During the 81
years of Its existence 1t has published
90, 9Sl, 2l2 volumes in IS dialects and
languages.
Free Banking.
New YoRX, Sept. 16.-Washington
dispatches say that a Member OF Con-
gress who was member Of the Banking
and Currency Committee Of last Con-
gress, states that he shall advocate a
system In the next Congress which
will permit unrestricted free banking,
condition only upon adequate security
for circulation. He believes that bank
ing under some condition Of adequate
security, should be rs open to .compe-
tltion as any other business. Clinton
l.. Merriam, another member oil the
same Committee, has expressed like
views with the addition Of central re-
demption. The Member OF Congress
first alluded to, states that lie Is In
formed that the national banks will
oppose any considerable increase OF
national bank circulation, and a cor
responding withdrawal Of greenbacks
and notes; and that the withdrawal OF
greenbacks under such circumstances,
would so hasten the necessity Of the
redemption Of national bank notes, as
utterly TO destroy tho present profits
OF the national banks circulation.
Public school Education.
New York, September lG.-The
Times says that Father O'Farrell,
Pastor of St. Peters Church, Informed
his parlshioners on Sunday last that
he wished to rctract anything dicta-
torial that he may have said to them
during his canvass Of the parish for
pupils for his new parochical school;
and adds that this action on the part
Of Rev. O'Farrell Is said to have been
the result of an intimatlon from the
authorities Of the Catholic Church,
and that the extreme measures re-
sorted to by him were not approved.
The Commissioners Of Education have
taken an interest In the affairs OF the
First Ward public school, the exist
ence of which has been threatened by
the clergy Of St. Peters Church, aud
express their firm Intention to uphold
In the ward, at all hazards, tho system
Of public school instruction, which
has been persistently assailed.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
o N Esrio MTELLIoEHoE

ESPECIAL TO THE BOLD NIL DAILY Srws.l
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FROM SAN
Supposed Suicide Insanc- Travel
ling on Appearances

SAN FnANcIsco, Sept. lG.-l T. NJ
The body Of an unknown man was
found yesterday evening about three
miles west Of this city. in the bushes,
with n pistol hole through the head
and a derrlnger at his side. lie Is
supposed to have committed suicide.
The man appeared to have been dead
about twenty-four hours.
Gustave Kline, who recently ar.
rived from South Pass City, Wyoming,
where he had been Deputy County
Clerk and Deputy Postmaster, was
found to-day endeavoring to engage
passage for Portland on a San Diego
steamer. The officers took him In
charge. and upon searching him, found
a bundle Of greenbacks amounting to
$500. which lie had torn into frag-
ments. He said that three men took
him last night on the. roof Of the house
where he was stopping. and told him
that they would throw him of II he
did not give them his money.
He asked permission to 80 to
his room and there to prevent the
robbery, tore the money up. lie Is
evidently about half crazed, and has
considerable coin and gold dust In Ills
possession.
A young man named Gilman, has
been In the habit Of DOMINIC a naval
officers uniform, travelling on appear.
ances, registering himself as Captain
at the hotels. Last night a number Of
naval officers found him. took him to
a room and obliged him to take OIL the
uniform and walt till they could send
for a civilians costume.
Gold, acknowledgements, soA
GS9a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-16

ADVERTISING
Has created many q new business;
Has enlarged many an old business;
Has revived many Q dull business;
Has rescued many q loet business;
Has nyed many . failing business;
Has preserved many . large business;
And inrures success In any business.
GIRARD's. sECRET.-Stephen Girard used
10 saw in hir old age: ~ have always consid.
cred advertising literally and long to be the
great medium or success In business, and the
nrcludc 10 wealth. And ] have made 1t an inra.
liable rule to advertise In the dullert timet ~
well as the busiest, long experience having
taught me that money thus spent 10 well laid
out. as BY continually Keeping my business be.
fore the public Il has secured many sales that j
otherwise would have lost.
Advertise ysur Business.
Keep yslr Name before the Public.
JsaicIsus Advsrtisins will Inaure'a Fer.
une
II Business IL Dell, Advertise.
II Ru.isess 10 Brick, Advertise
~ Tho man Who didn't believe IN advs
tising has gone iAto partnenhip with the shen
aud that otdclal does the ADVERTISING. lyS
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COLLECTS ADVERTISING AND SUB.
y rchptions for the GOLD HILL NEWS and
for paper published in California, Oregon and
Nevada; Washington, Utah, Idaho. Montana,
Colorado, Arizona and adjacent TcrritoLtee;
Sandwich Islands. the Britlsh Possossions, MeJ-
lean Porte, Nicaragua, Panama, Valparaiso,
Japsn and China; New Zealand and tho Anstra-
Ian Colonies. the Atlantic States and Europe.
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Importnnt TO Females.


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recommends him to the confidence OF the CON-
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peratiyely necessary these requirements arc,
ieels called upon to interpose, and beg the atten.
non OF the afflicted TO the fact that be has been
q Professor OF Obstretics and Femal Diseases
for twenty years, and 10 fully qualified TO admin
lister In al Cases, both incidentally and surgical
ly, not In q superficial manner but In as thor
orich a manner az years Of study and practice
both In hospitals and private iamilies-can
make, to save them from the hands OF The nn.
qualified, inscriptions and designing. There
fore families can rely upon him as upon a father:
All In a%fDiction can lind In him one who viii
sympatbize with and befricnd them In trouble
one In whose secrecy the utmost confidence can
be placed. Consultation by letter or otherwise,
FREE. See address below.
Ladies', the nature OF whose troubles require
the constant attention Of the Doctor, can be fur-
nIshcd with apartmentr and skillful aud atten.
tive nurses.
Office for the sale OF DR.. Young's PREVENT
I'VE PovpERs, for married ladies'. These
Powders are perfectly safe aud effective. Price,
s. per box. One box will last from four to six
months.
Din. YouNe's FRENCH LUNAR PILLS. Price.
IS. Either kind sent by mail upon receipt OF
price,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-16
Tho N~.ee.sItv OF n Walt Overcome,

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Patients residing In any part OF the Stnte,
noweyer distant, who may desire medical advice
on their respective cases, and who think proper
TO submit O written statement OF ruch In prefer.
ence to holding a pcrsonal interview, are assured
that their communications will be held mort
sacred, and the cure guaranteed.
All letters must be addressed to the corro-
spending physician. thus:
BENZ, r, JOSSELYN, NJ. D.,
[Box 7a5l 61S Sacramento street.
Between Montgomery and Kcarny,
jyf II IL San Francisco, Cal.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES

ESPECIAL TO II GOLD HILL DAILY Sxws.l
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01

luS Sem Canton SoIotbnrn
bernimmt man, baB bic 0fegierung auf
aue DECENTRALIZATION BIN 5tpei 8atoiuone
Nus5lg unb etne S6iiBencompognie aufz
geboten bat. Der Wiberitano beS Glerus
1T CUR o%ffcnen Nuflebnung gcmorben; bie
itren8iten WaBregeln seger i'm leitens
per &egiernng fteben in Mnsfi9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01

banbeniein fol6er S6Gaffbeit fanm fein
3tpeifel beiteben. Ser StrafprpseB bat
fat bas Nnieben zines 9pieIs 5tpiz
i6en Ser meni6lt6en @eleqf9aft l1o
6em 8erbre6er on9enommen, zines
Spte1es, pobet eS Der 0eleui6aft ni9t
I'm BEN Gtniab, 1onbern nltr UNI Bic gbre
bes @eipinns SIT tbun lit. sat Die menI6z
It6e @eieui6aft 0as Spiel getponnen, S.
+, Ste 8erurtbetlltn9 bes 8erbre6crs erz
tptrft, 10 petit iie, ettpa pte Elm 3Grtli6er
Batter, Ser NIT fetuem S06n9en cine
Bartie geipielt bat, ben Gtnlab grobmii=
tbis 5uritG ul1b beba1tert mobl nod 6et
arnten 8erlterer. Otit Dem ltrtbeil lit
vbaS 8e6t %9etuabrt" bos l1rtbetl audi
nod bolIftrefen, baS pirb ais I'M
notbtge Grauiamfeit an9eieben.
Gu lit es btSber I'M @roBen un6 @a11z
sen getpeielt. Sn Ser allerneueiten 3eit
1T cine &eaction 9e9en biele ptberpGrs
tige, unnatiirIide unb in ibrer @irflng
ouf bic 0ffentli6en &e6tssui tdnbe %entfitts
lt6enOe Ini6auung etngetreten. 0te
tn ben Iebten bret Wonaten itattgebabz
ten 6tnri6tungen itnb &unbgebu1gen
bteier &eaction. Bte lat9e ite onbalten
tpirO:-iper petB eS?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01

fletnerenO rten i'm Snnern fin6 enorn. Stir
4 &iiten 0las betrug bic 6ra6to BON Ettts7
burg na6 @Dtca9o $40 Wfeilen( 45 @ts.,
BON @btcago na6 Cart GA WfetleD n
@ent9 IN mebreren SGlen 1T ote
Sradt BON Boiton na6 GDtca9o Ql00
NRetlcn) biQt9er, ais Die bon Gbtca9o
no6 Carl.
Gs iinb 6as ntr ipenige 8eiiptele, bod
tie retGen BIN, Inn Bic mabrbaft OGmonts
i6e @epalt 5u sei9elt, tpel6e bic @tlene
babnen iiber bic gan5e Yronnctton u11o
BEN 8erfebr 6e5 2anbeS itben. gSte IN
beSpottIben Staten BET Sel5itberr16er
bur9 eine1t blpBen 0inf, etnen Teoerz
itrt6 5obQoie Wten10en elen0 MAIDEN
fam, 10 Daben eS unlere 9roBe1 Gtlen7
bobnen in tbrer Ma6t, bur6 feiteres Nn>
ste6en, ober 9o6erlaiien Der 9aumenz
i6rollbe bes Tro6ttartfs BEN @oDlftanb
gor5cr Srtl6aften uno @egenOen 81 Der7
nidte1 lt1D an0ere bafir er1pDr5ubrtn>
gen. - Die 8erGnberu1g ether 3tffer I'M
6ra0ttartf genigt, nm ben 8roDnce1tten
DunoerttauienOe, ia Wtaionen Dollars
NJ Ser 3ai6e SIT sieDel1 lno in ben
SGdel ber @tienbabnfitriten 3t tperfen.
So lit 0aS Spitem Ser @ctie1>@iie1babz
t1en gu einem Dip g%eipOrben, mel6er nit
Serntalmenbem Druid auf Der GriperbS>
tbGti8feit be5 2anbeS laitet. 0o6 io>
balb Das 8olf ben Dollen ~ltlnfan9 ber
0efa6r erfan1t BAT, lit AUDI BITE NbDitlit
perDurgt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01
(Gorreiponbens Der Sninois stddts;ettnns.)
Bout GuBe SeS GeIfen8ebtr8eS
0enber Gttb, Colorado, i'm Mdrs.

Oenber GttD, Colorado, i'm MGr3.
Seine Sta6t i'm @eiten bon nur einiz
ger 8ebeutun9 entbe6rt elmer 1pgenannz
ten San0elsfammer. Nber 9ans utGbn=
lid ben Snitttnten oieier Qrt am Wiis
1oltri lit ote 6anoelsfammer in Oenoer.
3eidnen it6 iene bnbur9 aus baB fe
Ni6tS tbrn ober aber leeres Strob 6rez
16en, 10 IGBt it6 bieIer gutter Wiue, linz
fi6t un6 em1tge 36Gtigfett na6ribmen.
Sin ipre6enber 8eles 6afir 1T BET eben
ouseegebene bterte sSabresberidt. Sbrn
aufol9e betr1g bic 8eo0Iferuno BON 9enz
bet Infang 1872: 1000, Mnfang 1873
begegen Il, 900, tpdbrenb 6as iteuerbdre
@tgentbum 1871 etnen Wertb BON Sc,
772, 908, bagegen etnen IoI6en BON iiber
81 Wtta. Dollars reprdienttrte unb lebz
tes Sabr ettpas mebr ais 81 W1ia. Ooa.
I'M 9dr1oeI nmge1ebt tDuroen. GbIe Wfes
tale pur0en Der anot bon 0enper aus
i'm Wert6e BON 1925, All uno bon @ens
trail l1nb 0eorgetoiDr aus i'm 8ertbe BON
l WiH. Dollars, tpGbren6 Bel Der 3tpei9s
miinae in 9eroer Cob un6 Stlber int
g8ert6e BON 81 ,0O7 $50 oepontrt tpurben.
Die bier g1attonalbanfen ber 6auptitdbt
BON Colorado batter @nbe 1872 elm @nz
Ia9ez@apttal Dnn $400, 900; etnen 1lebers
iGuB bon $195, 469, Oarleben i'm 8es
TRACE BON 1896, 1878, Wertbpopiere, bads
res @elb unb @e61el i'm Wertbe BON
81 ,235 ,2S7 unb 81 ,215, ST. Oepolifen.
9ur6 ibre 6Gnbe gtrgen Iestes Soopr
circa 20 Oeiltonen Dollars. .HSnr &0rz
nerfru6t tpuroe, betBt es toetter tint Scz
ri6te, 1872 ipeni9er @elo ais trlDer na9
ausmGrts ge1anbf. SIN @e9entbetl. PIE
Grnbte BON 1871 Iieferte tabe5ii allies fur
Sen Goninm erfor6erltde @etretoe, tpGbs
rprh Sie BON 1872 10 er9tebig tp1r, bdb
SnIorn6o iebt @etretbe erpprtirt."
en- @ei6dften purben ettpa Is W2in.
0oI. umgefebt, bapon 81, 1874, 900 in
6eirriIden @r3eu9ntiien. Sin Der erItges
~1onnten Summe parttcipiren bic 6olss
bonblunqen nit $50, 900 Doll; Bic 5pez
sereigei6dfte nit 81 Wttu.: bic S6nittz
Observation-Disclosures nit taft l Metn. bic
t&leioer>, Wtebl>, @etret6ez un6 @ilens
tpaaren9ei6Gfte nit ie iiber zoe, 900; bic
@ilbpretz unb SletI6 : Marfte nit
circa 800, 900 collars; Sic 9piritu oisns
9ei6dfte nit 522, 900; pie S6ubbanoe
llt1gen nit 375 900; Sic @tgarrengel1dtte
nit 1856, 900; 6er 8iebbanOel mil 275 900;
Der Sruhthanbel nit 21S 900; ber 9dnz
bel nit lorbnirtbI6aftliden @erdtben
nit iiber ! WfiQ; bic Sattler>, SutpelierS.
Tarben>. @onez uno Weobelge166fte i1
nit ettpa 200, 900, un6 bte @lastpaarens )
~ OieIc Gntoediug ribrt i~bri9ens ni6t ltrIprinoIiw
pou 8iduer Der, lit pielnebr lton Dor is ober 90 Sob
rem pom etueni Saweiasr GeIcbrteH sensa6t iuoroen.
U. B. Veb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01

Nltle gFmabI9uH9 IrNI Ieoo3 NH oonn EN-, NeilN DC
Romen Der Ibonnenter uuf eirmal e~tnseiunot wcrz
ben, unS apar inter @urausbesabtawg fir oa6
sSabr 1878.
Ereten au einert Club Ipdter peitcre 4bonrenter binsu
10 rDerben bic IbOnnemetspretie fir bteie 81 ~Nenlelben
glubzJtaten berednet. SoGben, bic Glubs pom 20 bis 25
Ebonnenten bilbcn, ienben mir 1 Grentplar GRATIS.
Sober ate abounent, Ser nod 3rpei ueue Abouuenten
fir 1873 urb 81 eiuicnbet, erbalt ieiu GrenlpIur Elm Sobr
Irei.
lin 9oitmeiIter. Nsentsn &C. fir Wabe rnb ~llnfoiten SIT
sntf9doieeu, ~sepdbren mir ~benieIben einen 8abutt pon
10 9ro5ent auf ale G,iber, bic un5 pom beniclbeu etnsez
Ion6t werSen.
GeIbeinIenbanser limb, no es r,6sIt6, in Hoit : GeIOz
anpetiunsen ober resiitrirteu Sriefen 5u ntuGet.
Dian dOreiiire:
Suinris Gtaats5 eitnnsS=Gp.,
GbicOgo, 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01

BE- @tr n%erauctfctt attf Die 241s=
seiee TT oer erfte1 9palte SiefeS
UIatteS betreTs Der SrdHtietts
nertDetGm4ts.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01

EdsIi5e Iuseube per Sobr, I'M &orau5 $1,000
Der gSefen per Ssabr. 200
mddentli6e Iusqabe per Sobr. ................ 200
ModentIi6e Qusqabe mad 3eutidluno per Sa5r.. 40
Sad 5~rantrei4 400
Sad Der Sd)pei3. 500
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01
iinb gu abreiiiren an bic

Sutuuts otaat5sct*awgS=Go.
Gbicoso, 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01
Sdsli@e l1n6 p66entli6e
vSLIinoiS GtaatSsettWn9"
DER mrfrn."
aGbnmt,ements.@reffe:

Office: efe ofz8oi9instonfr. nnb 5. @penue,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01
Se;aunere NGrtbcilc

ssrdbr.n mir abonneuten, Bic lid fir &cr6reitnns unz
feres Slnttes ~beniiben, uie folSt:
&pd,cn5I1tt, ioDie SBeacrt:
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-11

The dreadful yellox disease ia fasSkine
IN this country. Death staIes you In lie
face. Why do yoc delay! Go. to. the
drug store and get, . package Of eRim-
mons Liver Regulator, for one dollar,
and remove the case OF this fatal dis.
ease. Keep your liver in proper order
and there is no danger OF your being
emloted. q 'Apl2t8Gl:
A Western newspaper says: "When
iass hoaFd from, Fomeroy wss hanging
around 2 New York hotel, wondering
Why telegram did not oome inviting
hln to attend banquet. prepared by bis
Kansas admirers" =, E:..7.,.-n7'
An enthusiastic meeting in favor Of
the narrow gauge railroad from Chester
to Lenoir. N. O., was held in iYorKville
on the 7th. -.T - ~"
Gen. Sherman's famous horee, I.exire-
ton, on which he rode ITO the sea, died
recently in Madison. Wisconsin.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-11

p5 HOTEL W ARR1yAIs. April 10. ,ls78,-
Whee!M' HqAse--W Monfo, Union: iMr
and MRS Q Stuart. Mrs T Wilson. Mrs. q
Wilson and maid. N Y; JG Holmes.
Charleston; u II McFadden, Pa: A rs.
4etz, VII Hsrdin,! Md;fA s Douglas.
Winnsboro; r NJ Slime, Hook Hill: Mrs
u F Burton, Anderson; Mr. and Mrs 8
Belden. Conn Mrs. E Guess, s. G; David
Hemphill, Chester; L H Vessel, o; Mr
and Mrs J Paul, Pa; P Dufie, Charles.
ton; j. G 'McOsnts, tWinnsboro; VIII
Bethea, N @; T O Wuhltruok, NY,
:, Columbia Hotel-F D Bush, G. &OR
r; D L Glymph, Hodges; ] M Penney.
W, Q & A r r; 8 E White, Gadsden:A
: frederick. 8 o.; J M Walker, " J
Sprinkle. W. @ &c A R r; Thos + Beali.
Md; w J Gardener. Pa; O F Perrie.
Nd; O LIB Marsh. w, Ga ARR:
Ba,Ick. F A Tomberlaok, Ga. " JAn.
derson, w D Kennedy, Aiken; Mrs O
Austin. Anderson. q -Fg-: clr-.
eRsndytr Hoass:.-Col d Wyatt Aiken.
pokeebury: W W Msye, n d Hamiter'
Riohland; Q AxSmithi Augusta; " z
McGhee. n u; John A Barksdaie, Ian.
tens; Thos B BBall, Baltimore, g O HoI.
land, J 8 Wilson. RelsfRh; r III Asbiil.
Ridge Springs; w J Sesy. Acton.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-11

Several fires have occurred in the
neighborhood Of Charlotte. N. O., dur
ing the past few days. Tie saw and
grise mill and three cotton gins, the pro.
perty OF Pot. Houston. Esq, in the
Southern edge of Mecklenburg County,
near the Union line, were totally de-.
stroyed by fire on last Friday night. It
is said that there was o considerable
quantity OF corn in the grist mill at the
time, aud some cotton in one of the
gins. The loss will amount to about
81, 600, part of which is covered by in
surance.
'"The foreman in the Office of the
| Rochester Union is lady" Ii she is a
married woman, imagine, if you are q
poet otherwise you cant do 1.-THE ce-
lestial beatitude Of that doting husband
who nightly awaits the sweet, fond COM
| ing Of his ink-tinted wife until 3 or 1
o'clock in the morning.
a Sacramento lawyer remarked to the
court: ''1t is my candid opinion, Judge,
you are an old fool" The Judge allowed
his mildly-beaming eye to fall upon the
lawyer brief moment, then, in O voice
husky with suppressed tobacco Juice and
emotion, said: "It is my candid opinion
that you are fined $780,"
The following sentence was dictated
by tho late Lord Palmerston, to eleven
British cabinet ministers, not one of
whom, it is said, spelled it correctly ::
''It is disagreeable to witness the en-
barrassment Of harassed peddler gaug.
ing the symmetry Of peeled potato.
The latest and most important disco
very in the etiology Of mental disease
comes from Maine. where it is stated in
print that a young woman has been
rendered insane by impure vaccine
matter"
Johny Devine. alias Chicken, who WAS
sentenced to be hanged in San Francis.
60, May 23. committed suicide in his cell
by taking poison.
There were four John Smiths on board
the Atlantic. OF these ono was lost aud
the other three saved.
There were SO deaths in Charleston
for the week ending the 5Lh-whites l2;
oolored "a.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-11
REAp1Na- THE WHtInliw;;;1N;jpl *; En- On

light hns been thrpwp con 3he antecedent
facts OF the late mysterious murder in
Brooklyn to show that the question, who
was she? is not asked iFrelavaut3S,. There
is no occasion to add to the sorrows of
the unhappy family Of tho murdeped
man. But the daily newspaper would be
unfaithful to its Office, ~it should fail
to point the moral of this mourniul tale.
Not every man, 1t is true. who stoops to
vile and criminal associations, is so Eud-
denly and fatally overtsken by the re-
ward OF his misdeeds. Not every man
who COWS the wind. 40 speedily reaps
the whirlwind.H But the ,.lesson to be
drawn from saoii = ii:e 30 ss.Ai vii;oh
terminated in the Degraw street murder
is, nevertheless, unmistakable. Here
was man who, thongh he kept fair.
seeming and honorable exterior to the
world, through the vie channel Of sug.
gesslye advertiseme sought the means
OF establishing guilty connections vith
misguided women. he.Esds 1nintained ed
an unhallowed relation With / ono or tWo
of these persons, and had been involved
TO degree which must have made his
life burden. One 0f. these women had
been privately placed in the house whore
the man finally met his death. He had,
1t would appear, been psrty'to q faYimni:.
nal act of abortion committed on this
person; and he, had, when tired al Abe
tidis0n. tried, With much difficulty and
shameful struggle, to shake hsf of. We
| have no heart to do moro than allude TO
| the shameful soenes which must have
gone before that "in which tho unhappy
mans life went out With violence AID
blood. We catch, only. occasional
glimpses OF an ill-.egnlatAd lie, aE lag
less passion, and Of practices at which q
high, pure manhood looks with crimson
indignation. At last, the, orop Of evil
bore its legitimate. fruit. The thought
less sower reaped the whirlwind. oisu.
When an enraged; jealons mistress in
San Francisco publicly shot her para
mour. who was tardiiy repeptiuR9 Of his
faithlessneas to his lawful wife: there was
a great cry OF horror. that man of
learning, wealth, culture and high posi-
ton should be go struck down. AZ Il his
whole life with the dreadful creature
who killed him had not been q natural
preparation for the bloody event which
Terminated it. we may never know lust
how and why the Brooklyn murder was
committed. The deed may have had no
human witnesses who will ever publish
their dismal story to the world. But out
OF that tragedy has come enough to warn
the tempted and alarm the guilty. Purity
and honor turn away from the sorrowful
ending OF lifo of guilt and shame; but
the lesson must be read: Can a mar take
lire in his bosom and not be hurned2
Ne,o Pork Tribune.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-11

UNITED STATES Court, CHARLESTON,
April 8.-The Court was opened Tues.
day morning, by Judge Bryan, in the
absence of Judge Bond. who is not ex.
pected to arrive until Sunday next. The
Jurors were organized as follows: DR..
John B. Irving, Foreman; Frederick
Copes, Henry Harrenburg, John Martin,
James Miles, Thomas Stewart, Charles
W. Seba and ". E. .Towne. white; Ro.
bert B. Artson. Lewis Bullock, Joseph
D. Boston, Henry q. Baker. Harrison
Bailey, F. A. Blinton, Edmund Carlisle,
benjamin Goodwin, Sllas A. Hawkine,
Elias Toby. NJ. @. Long. David B. Mat
thieves. Ogilby Matthewes, Benjamin
Lighter, Joel Turner, colored.
The grand jury returned the following
true bills: Charles 8. Sylvester. endea-
voring to instigate revolt on 5ship.
board; Christopher Ford, Retailing II.
quor without an internal revenue license.
Petition OF W. II. Welsh, bankrupt,
for leave to reserve homestead. Re.
ferred to Registrar Carpenter.
Petition of W. J. Fountain, of Oar
lington, for voluntary bankruptcy. Re-
ferred to Registrar Seabrook.
The petition of Alexander NJ. NewbilI,
for violating bankruptcy. was referred
to Registrar Glawson. ar'
The application OF the assignee oi
Porcher & Pond, to sell chooses in action
OF the bankrupte. was granted. and ar
order made accordingly.
In the case OF Edwin W. Seibels and
James B. Ezell, in the matter OF Phineas
f. Frazee, on hearing the return to the
rule, the Judge adjudioated the debto,
as bankrupt.
His Honor gave notice that the civil
docket will be called on Monday at the
opening of the court, and desired the at,
tendance Of the members of the bar Oh
that day.