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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-24

California doctors know all about the
Darwinian theory. They had meeting
in San Francisco the other day, and ac-
cording to the Chronicle, DIR. Hudson, Of
Oakland, made few remarks, from
which we select the following statement:
For instance, you take the common
omorphoza, and you will all notice that
in short time it becomes perfect stram-
atopra, and then you will see that tha
change to an oleaginous acknowledgements
is only a matter Of time. Faint ap-
plause.1 Now take the class Of malacas-
traca, or even the graptolidea, and its de-
velopment to crachiopoda is as certain
in its conclusion as the passage of regu-
lar bryozoa into a fhllgrown and perfect
Informed cephalapoda. Loud applause.l
Now, then, having once established this
fact, the conclusion is by no means q
hypothetical one that blastoidea can in
the same manner become an echinoder-
mata. Can the most skeptical deny that
this conclsion il a true one in every re-
specti Enthusiastic applause.] Then
why cannot an articulated mollusk, by 3
similar process of development in TINA
become q lamellibranchiatar %
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-24
FOURTH OF JULY SQUIBS.

BY oRPHEUs C. KERR
LITTLE Jack Horner
Sat in corner,
The lock Of his pistol TO try;
nown the hammer did come,
And it blew off his thumb;
,r-b;ch accounts for his mothers "Oh, my"
Ding, dong bell
The house is blazing well,
r,,on, the crackers Johnny threw upon the roof;
And from payment might be free
The insurance company
rouId they give Of Johnny's playfulness the
proof
druggist, druggist have you any lint!
yes sir yes, sir; serve you in a mint!
Baby Jones' cannon went OF before he thought,
And lust above the instep the ramrod has me
caught.
Tom Tim, and Bobby were gentlemen wee,
Ibey laid in their beds till the clock struck three
fhen stole out Of doors with squib, powder, and
And the sick neighbor died at the rise Of the SUM-
Sammy had Derringer,
Its barrel black as sloe.
And when the Derringcr went OF,
Did Sammy's hand, also
little Bopeep has lost his sheep.
Since gunpowder quite undermined him;
The matches got lit in the pocket with 1t,
And burned most intensely behind him.
Rocket buy Baby for the house top,
Point at stable, and then let II drop;
When the stick breaks the rocket will fall
Up burn the stable, the horses, and all.
Say. Roman candle ball, where are you going,
That the frame cottage SO close you Hume!
am a-going, says Roman-candle-ball.
Into that open, third-stOry Darkroom.
Sing song OF sixpence, the Fourth day Of July,
A package OF torpedOes, with one to hit your eye
when the lid is opened no pupil there is seen,
And you will wear, until you die, little shade OF
N y Daily Gr0phic.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-24

BREAKFAST BIscUIT.-Take q piece OF
risen bread dough, and work into 1t one
beaten egg and teaspoonful Of butter Or
lard; when it is thoroughly amalgamated,
-four your hands and make it into balls
the size Of an egg; rub a tin over with
milk, and set them in q quick oven for
twenty minutes, and serve them hot for
breakfast. When eater, break them open ;
TO cut would make them heavy.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-24

The members of the Chistian or Dis
ciples Church in Indiana number 65,00Q-
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-24

down there one night, and Greene asked
him why a gooseberry was like Hes
sian,' didn't he reply, Gen. Greene, can
not tell lie---there is absolutely no con-
nectiOn in nature between the two,' and
spoil the boys Of their little fun7' And
80 left him muttering, with look in his
eye as if he were even then celebrating a
humorous account Of my visit, based en-
tirely upon speculation Of my character
and bearing every external evidence OF
greater truth than my own narrative.
But here was the house. A canny walk
and gentle ascent under few old trees
led to the porch. On that bright day OF
yellow June its hard outlines and scant
decoration were somehow lost in the gra-
cious atmosphere. The door stood open,
and entered ut once q spacious hall
almost the only indication Of the dignity
Of its former occupant. 1t divided the
mansion east and west, and through rear
door as large as the front gave view
upon descending lawn and orchard, and
simmer of the Whippany river in the
lower distance. "In the hottest day in
summer" said the gentle hostess, "there
is always q breeze through the hall"
Surely nature, at least, was not fOrgetful.
It was pleasant to think that when the
feryent July sun scorched the elaborate
pink and blue tiled roofs of the modern
villas in the avenues yOnder that the
mountain breeZes from those wooded
heights that he had made historic, loved
to meet and play and linger here. dur
ing his time the door was never Shut"
continues the lady, like pleasant Greek
chorus, shut always open, as you see."
Was Il the Virginian habit still strong, or
military necessity? Think of it in that
memorable winter Of ~, when the ther-
mometer stood below zero for weeks, and
battery! Yet ] am somehow thankful
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XFk1 1RsklsElE7 Hoassdlz.ld7E 3s15a.=:

KFhR lRSaaAnf HoniE,,ta 4an1o1w,,r
AofoRsE- -izSitsy ae.as Or fafmi Owned bv
thtal4sS 4 st {, Fa~lH F4rxeet. neat Faladei-
kpBe;V Vvhfch dbb naufad '.Spfnkbfook.n
has .heen sat of by. his executors for the
4aSHS a;Hg @E1geS M s seh iF AFadigsat a sesqs. pro
+sgrronnded; by g. magnificent park, to
which, the pulllic wifi have tree admit.
tsnce.o An, Act ,.of tinoorporation has
been Prepared which will be presented
to the Pennsylvania Legislature.
: Fiotida' has prospoered this season. II
is estimated rthat. .6e; 900 per, ons have
visised that land OF flowers, soft: breezes
and oEa1gs,grovss,I. Z. ( To the qualification
Of hehalivss. ,$6, BOO. 900 have, been. ao.
oordings to the eaIoulations ofrone .paper
which ia jnqlinsl to be ,statieticaI. spent
by the visitors. This sum, il seems. ia
to have an .astpnishing effect. upon bust
ness.' andya still more surprising ono
upon. the heads OF the people,, -
pa careful how .lH You ,go, To- siseIpy at an
auction: sA geniiemanlsettledhin himself in
Es s"eomf6rtabley chair and, ,h;h hia I senses
|soothed, by the Observation-Disclosures
dropped aslesp when his nap was over
he left:the paats. Pie niee;xe "dayIg was
astoupded, at. the rreceipt;s{ -, bill for
several hundred dollars: aorth nf, aarpets
sna other things 30 1he eauceioneer had
received Ris M SON trieIupua Is nods iot bids.
The following obituary notice Of dis
tingtishpd citi3on 10 from, Of. Western
pepper: Peter Ink, an s old Citizen OF
Knox County, Ohio, was blotted ont the
osher DAY, aged seventy Hye!"i ~
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l'a ;:!ss;d Ess: j:!i; Is
CHI. We're he living to-day, Byron
E9Bld heeslHsa.ieigbtytI3Hs sp4i 4st4rally
hehamhef Of bis .safyfyi6R Sontempo-,
tariesr is fbsooming7 very small. Four
years.ago. the. last eminent man among
the poets intimate ,friepds passed to his
resti in the. person, Oft lord Brohghton
better known as Sir John Cam lcHob-
honse 2 sandsa few $eeks ago. we, recorded
ttfes death ,at q. psfiafShal age, OF an
other eminent man. whose name recalled
vividty and painfully passages in the life
of the poet-Dr. Lushington.. And now
the telegraph .tellsu tt1aE the grave has
S!ossa ssaoo'a oyes e aaE Elk Those to, x eyer
Countess Guiccioli'sesms 60 entirely to
had she not revived tie redo LECTION of
hera' existence by ths work che pub
lishedaa year OF two sipoef most people
wonla" probably have sSasiaded % her to.
be dead years ago.. Byron left Ehg-
land, determined never to return to the
country which had bestowed, upon, him
gil tho good things OF this life, il ISIS.
In November, si18l6, he took up his
abode at Venice, oand abandoned him.
seif to hfe. OF combined intellectual
e3ertlon end proaigate pleasure: i, It was
about ia year after his arrival there, that
be beca nnas Intimate with the Countess
dulccloll, and; however reprehensible
may have been the relationsIip between
them, there is. ut all events, this, to be
said for 1t, that, 30 far as heawas con-
cerned. it caused him to e1chang ge-com-
mon debaucherytor. a genuine and ex-
elusive attachment to gifted woman.
Or Roman origin, the Countess, then
very young, lad really been compelled to
make marriage of conrenance with an
elderly man, little agreeable to her; and
1t Is scarcely to be wondered at, if, under
these circumstances, and having regard
to the conventional immortality of Italy
at that time, she surrendered to the fas
clnatlons OF the only man whom Nine.
de- Stael. after large experience, said
ever cRme Iap: to her ideal of q poet.
Whom, few months after their first ac-
qnaintanoe, Count de .Gaiccioli left We
nice for Ravenna, the separation from
Byron so,seriously affected the Countess
health. that the poet fpfasshtly reioined
her,s, Befot6;s 1o?g,i .sheIsc Iscqnsentea to
abandon her husband for 6im; this step,
however, wds followed "a ss;af ter q az few
mon'us' Nh Eeco c4ileRIlon sWlth f6e
Count; 2botf' on' The Coantsssa'again, baT
coming seriously, i'll, her father and mo-
iasE e. sBBss Il III RSss! Rits,
iss Pop. ossat aa|5RH .ssbssasiea Oh Ha H.
wife, and the daughter retiredsSH her.
M$h 23As O. ssE 81 aaGiBes. ;$BfSs fzRss.
the Countess Guiccioli's CAREER has no
interest foERhe H9bllc; nor did the work
she publishs1fa ex6neration of tlfa'
poets charactN substantially serve that
end-indeed. c1ping froihspch q source, ;.
the peIson must haYe been sapguine VIII O.
antieipated That It wbud so Iesulf.
-%. LILA
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Pdrlor: Furniture atPyfpote Sole
'oh BY .. G. PEiXO1TO.& & SONS.

A VERY handsome PARLOR SUIT. com.
"a plete, In beautiful dark crimson and po-
iished Walnut, i oohsisting orr! Reception
Chairs dafge and snan.3 two Tete:u- Tetes,
OF recent aud eiaberete design, goMen up ex.
pressly for thetpfeeent' owner; who. has not
usedft tthreemontl1s. Will'be sold reasona.
bly,. Anr;, Q .
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is marked BY leA., ,s1ds{aehI than I'd
terday, but very little improxemept,es
far as money is concerned early loans 10
borrower on call at 26 %. 116 per diem and
interest; chiefly at the highest rate. The
stringancy increased dnring the after
noon; most OF the business Was at $40
q per diem!t After q outlook, monsy
eased up, and loahS were. maae at TO
o13na 4 per die% liz @s.. Essssps s. SCI aaI Eaa Nan
bankers sold q ?92fSS sat aoffifwss
inside rate. ,Goldi M aSti1S thFbHnE
the entire day. AncEuatin9 Bstwaan I61H
1917, and closed at 1?5SilI7X. Loans
were from 7, coin, to * for. carving.
Governments very feverish and heavy:
business light; prices nominal. States
dull and heavy;. prices slightly lower.
Sales Of futures Ia, 400 bales: April 1917
1917; May 10 SIG. 1872; June 1851, 80;
July 10 ll-18, 1917; October l7311.
BALTIMoRE, April 1.--Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat quiet and firm; re-
toeipts light. Corn firm and; scarce--
white 65; yellow g. Cats duIl-South-
efh 4e@4s.s Rye qnfeE st 10000. Pro:
visions very strong. Mess pork IT .OO@
1850. Bacon firm. at 7Ls@g3. Lard
5000. Whiskey steady, at 81. Cotton
dnll-middling 1917; receipts 80 bales;
sales lOl; stock 8, ,151.
CrNo1NNAT1, April ,1..-Flour dull.
Corn quiet and unchanged. Provisions
strong. Pork frma-a6le I96O;s hales at
100, buyer in Ma1sT:E Eard -firh -.steam
8; held higberf shle,1ofs city Kettle 8}}6.
d. Bacon firm@=s9ga ldsfs z; cleat Ifib sides
99sA; 9( 20 { olearlsiaas Y Q :sR4tiS.E sftn,
Lou1svli&Bj April .-Flpb ES steady
and unchanged. y Corn tactivs 0n orders,
at 52@5ea Provisions firm; holders
asking an advance Pork 10000 Is. 80.
Bacon L:shb6lders7; clear rib sides go
81; clear sides 8 u Lard tiofoes ex(9
o; kegs 9M9l0i stedin8 ID :%amall order
lots 1s@Ac. higher. Whlskey firm, at
sc. =.
Sr. Louis, April 1.-Flour dull and
unchanged; only in limited jobhing de-,
mand. Corn frm-No. 2, mixed, 33@
Y3le. at East st. Louis, on track; 36(0
936G, in elevator. Whiskey firm, Ut
81. Pork higher, at 1900; to arrive
from up country l6. rs. Bacon, stiff and
lhigher-ciear rib sides ,91S in May; 9h
IN June; clear sides l01a, in July. Lard
|higher-steam 8.
New ORLEANS, April 1.-Cotton in
mnn9aerats d saePgand1ipFdipa1y e l3s9: good
S.ooS5; SisS is ss5si 11sssssiIBs 1ss isS 9'e ses sss
Nongehk. April 1.-Cotton 6rp1low
rs; stoclSH, Zig WEG &
Ph1EaDrnFHfz. April 1.9AeeEfep auaist
-s:as''s$' ass7s#asSk $'s9A taao4oJl;sS 4taas!! ta!!4
csc f'S;sPsa ss5s Naa'sf;
strong. Nmid ddiing u 20L; rsceipts A46a
baless 1sAlss 2b0y Stock ;f8,0Ogl gdN s. .
WnMINdT6fss Aptni1 4eottoE. firm
aSaa aaiipg 81 1s'6 receipts eB BsissTssles 7;
sAvAsNARs. aApfIIu.A AeSseshi Arm
middling 1s224;feeeipts !, 371 bales; sales
1852; stock 1884 =. -, :t:' 2,''
AUGUSTA. April 1.-Cotton steady
middling 1885; receipts l41 bales; sales
318.
MOBILE. April 1.7Cotton Quiet and
firm-middling, 19; receipts 6,69S bales;
sales 5000; stock SO, 131.
CHARLESTON, April. 1:-Cotton firm
middling 1874; low middIirg 1SL@
l815; good ordinary 17A9l73s; re-
ceipts 425 bales; sales l,2o0; stock
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There hos been another remuneration
OF rights among the pretenders to the
throne Of Spain. The history of the
Carlist branch of the Spanish Bourbons
has been. for the last thirty YEARS, little
more than series OF solemn abdica.
tions of o throne which none Of them
have ever occupied. The first Don
re ,r(os-i.' e., of the modern line-was
th. brother Of Ferdinand VII, and from
the celebrated ,,will of that monarch
dated June 12, 1880, changing the sue
eessioh to tho female. line, begin The
Carlist pretensions to the throne. oi
Spain. In 1S45, tho frat Don Carlos re.
nounced' his rights to the throne in favor
of his son. Don Carlos Louis, Count o!
Montamolin.. On the death Of the lat.
ter, in 1861, the claims of the family
were taken mp by his brother, Don John
Carlos, who, in turn. ceded his rights, in
1868. to his. IN, Don Carlos, who now,
at the age OF twenty-five, renonnces lis
rights in favor iof his sou, 1Don James
Cnrlos, n chli three years old. Histori.
calIy speaking, the first Don Carlos was
tho son of Phillip II, and the hero oi
Schillcr's wellknown drama. Reckoning
from him, the Don Carlos who now oc.
cupics II visionary thrope. under the
tutelnge OF snpposititiousregent, ought
to be called Don Carlos VI. y he shnu!l
ever wear the Spanish crown, it will be
under the title Of Charles TX.
- -
A Coon LAw.-rhe Committee OF the
Whole, of tho New. York Assembly,
House OF Delegates, has unanimously
recommended the passage of law
which, to prevent crime, provides that
if II magistrate be satisfied that person
is professional criminal. and has been
convicted Of crime, and had an unlawful
intent when arrested, he may imprison
the accused. The magistrate mnY also
imprison any person not professional
criminal, il suoh person be ,arsasted al
any steamboat landing, railfond depot,
church, banking institution, brokers'
of1ioe, place OF public amusement, AUG
tion room, store, auction sale in private
residence, rassense. cs., hotel or restau.
rant, or at any other gathering of peo.
Pile. whether few or many, provided the
magistrate be satisfied OF the unlawful
purpose, and that the person has been
once or more times convicted. The
remedy OF the writ Of habeas corpus ia
provided for. II an ounce OF prevention
be worth pound Of cure, this will be q
good law.
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Notice.

MAJ. T. A., BELL is authorized to call on
.NEt the subscribers to the stook Of tho state
thse4ssbsdEiptions thereto, aud hantthem
stock oertihostes. IT,, ~: 81 EEfS.y,
|. The Treasury il. in need Of funds 20 nnish
paying for the lands, and suftiafsaf.3nnds
will bear in mind that the time is appre9oh-
ing{or the next meeting, and unless they pa ay
promptlyh will embarrass the enterprise.
~, ~, a7H b. q. SILVER, Irsaaurer.
III q. BUTLER, Secretary. Apr22
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nan, women and children. Only $50
snnceeasd jH landing. The remainder,
iRelpding hll the women and children.
'wete lost. Phe captain and third officer
were saved; the first officer was drowned :
% she, fret xeceipt-of tho news Of lilo
disaster here, Cnnard and Govern N ent
steamer started to the assistance OF The
Atlantic, but tho third officer, who
arrived ut $50 this evening, says tho
yessel andcargo are total loss.
/ rs Ftnnnciaia q MI Commercial. II
LONDON. April Moon. .-Consols
9224,. g. 81. .f,., IN
L1vERpooL, April 1-3 P. M.-Cotton
opened firm aud is now harlening-rip
Y iap4s 94 9a99o4; Orleans 95s@921; from
Savannah or Charleston, February or
March, '956; March OF April, 9Is; sales
5000.
PARIS, April 1.-Rentes 55f. SOC.
LIVERPOOL, April 1-Evening. Cot.
ton closed firm; sules include {, 900 Ame-
rlcan; from Savannah or Charleston, de-
iivcrable in February and March, 05a1.
Yarns and fabrics firm.
e. NEW YORK, April 1-Noon.-Stocks
somewhat weak. Gold easier, at II.
Money firm, Mt 1a9I per oen.. Ex-
change~-Iong 734; short s3G. Govern.
ments and State bonds dull and heavy.
Cotton dull and nominal; sales 1855
bales-uplands 90; Orleans 2Ql5. Flour,
onrn' and wheat quiet. Pork strong
new l6 60@i6. .62H on spot or April de-
livery, Lard firm-Wostern steam Ss1
@8X: Freights very quiet.
Up. M.--Ootton dull and nominal;
sales !, 460 bales-uplands 20; Orleans
2O1a.. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Whiskey steady. Wheat quiet and held
Q shade higher. Corn steady, with mo-
derate business--new Southern and yell
low Western 66@67. Coffee quiet and
l-steady. Rioe steady. at7A@8k. Pork
t1Emer. at 16. 769l6.871a. Lard lower
western steam, on spot, 81. Freights
quiet. The situation in financial orioles
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10 SrARTANBURa.-Tto first traio from
Charlotte to Spartanburg. over the al
lantn and Richmond Airline Railway,
left yesterday morning, at t8 80, with a
considerable crowd on board Almost
every business house of Charlotte was
represented III the party: Dry goods,
drugs, boots and shoes, groceries, hard
ware, &C., beside the ministerial, law,
medical aud editorial professions.
Charlotte Observer.
We nre called upon to ANNOUNCE the
sudden and unexpected death Of W.
Gamewcll Miles, son Of Mr.. Robert f.
Miles, Of our city. in tho eighteenth year
of his ngc, of meningitis. Mr.. Miles was
attackel very severely on Saturday after
noon last. md Drs. Hoke and Jones were
called iD, but oil their skill was OF no
avail. for in less than three hours he was
dead. GreenriNe Republican.
Miss Susan 3. Anthony has been vot.
ing again. The Rochester tnio,, is au-
thority for the statement that she voted
at the election in that oity recently, and
that two other ''strong. min led women"
also cast ballots. Nobody bold enough
to challenge them.
There is said to be living baby in
Sohuylkill County, Pa, that weighs but
half pound,
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"a BARBARIAN ! ! = !! 1 !S e. aXRHIO

,'a,.s1 14pedaf 5Ddst1 1dsGes s10.As Pheaiu,1
:, 1saSa ne 1ossisis g q. S9 te9 AAasS
WAnHAnI.A. April 1.-IAboul16 O'clock,
this hotnitiEtI, 6: acdafaehtal, ase broke
cont in the store OF Mrs. sKnes, on Main
,iitsees. which extend d t3asata54 fRs narrow
: .atraas. .,on The South. tostherstore OF: Mr..
sEs, vS9a tthsRcs aasks store of, Mr..
.Fissehel, ,1Gevelsr,j ail oii vhaeh were en-
= tits1y destroyed. tps sEhs1. VIM Fhs entire
.oontenta OF the.two. first, q !;ndr I. . IHssoher
aaYssa g per.ion 81 h!z 4lS$ 4.S$Ss- Knes
awaa uninsqrea, .hns il isssaia Mr. Vandi-
vsfH Haaa t ,'pat1ally insured. The
i sflai9pe 3 igaIpFgsed. 2 There, vas
p9t e. breath OF aiE atirring-had there
;;been, ,ttie destruction Of property would
!AiShsayss sBasa il n@ehse,iss Really sbe tentire
town is built of woods y a!f ~ IS. :,
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A CEsrESAn1As'ss .sTosy. .-Galigani's

A CESrESAn1Aa'ss sEoM. Galigani'u
A woman named Yirginie Chesq uieres
has just died in the Petits Menages Asv.
lnm, at Issy, near Paris. within fifty-fve
days of attaining her hundredth year.
a remarkable net of heroism is related of
this female, under the frst empire. It
was during an engagement in the PENN
sula war; the Colonel of the 9th regi-;
ment had been killed, and left on the
ground, when Sergeant, q light young
man, and two soldiers devoted themselves
to recovering the body OF their officer.
They started together, but the two men
were struck down on the way, and the
Sergeant only reached, the spot; he at
tempted to lift the corpse on his shoulder,
but was too weak to do so; perceiviBg
two OF the enemy ut distance, he made
signs as If he were wounded, and the
others hastened forward. expecting to
make pfisoner, when the Sergeant fred
and brought down one Of them, then.
seized his. horse--the other had fed
got the body on it, mounted himself,
and galloped back to the French lines,
There it Was seen that the young man
was himself wounded, az blood WIS iow-
ing freely from his breast. sHssssWas1ln.
dressed, in spite Of his resstance,:whe
he was found to be q woman. ;It was
Virginie Chesquieres, ofiDelimont, in
the Department OF the Nord, who, Ask
years before, seeing her young brother
drawn III the conscription, had dressed
herself In mems clothes, and. takinRlhis
place, had been incorporated in the 9th
regiment, and had risen to the grade of
Sergeant. This is the woman who had
just died in the asylum at Issy.'
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Hon. Joseph Powell died in Grenn-
vile, Tenn. II short timo since Mr..
Powell was for many years resident Of
Greenviile, $. c., II member of the
Legislature, aud practicipg lawyer. He
Was appointed Munster to tho Falkland
Islands, and after few years returned
to his home in Tennessee.
The PEACHES We aro sorry to learn
it said that the reoout cold snap killed,
almost entirely the coming peach crop.
1t is 10 be hoped that tho damage done
is not really 30 great as is now supposed.
Charlotte ObserDer.
1t is said that. If the Chinese were to
adopt the Prussian military system, they
could bring into the field upward of 3d.
OO0, 600 soldiers, unequaled for patience
and endurance, and for Indifference to
death.
The New York lawyers are in puzzle
over their juries; but the juries have
been befogged often enough by them.
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lectures. i..

A QoURsE Of LECfUREs' arc tu st;; to be de.
~ Nyered by the members Of the FACULTY
OF the sonth Caroiina University The frst
inI the n University Chapel, THIS EVENING"
at 8 O'Clock. The public are invited. 49,,
pzs.,.,,., x. 9; a. BRUCE 81 WALKER.
Apf1l Librarian
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Notice to Contractors. ,a-r

NVG4OO ~ 0VQCI f8VCUTH. z!
apITY bLERK's oPPIuB.
- OoLpArsiA, g. O.l,IApril l, 1878.
SEAGED PROPOSALS Tor repairs to the
~ Old Hook and Ladder House, on corner
to turning over to yIRilant Fire EnRine Com
pany. will be received until TUESDAY, April
8. The loweat responsible bidder will get the
contract. By order Of Council.
April q CHAs. BARNUM, City Clerk.