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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-15
Origin Of Tho Sewing Machine.

a singular development is commu.
nicatcd ina special telegram from
New York with respect to the inven.
ton Of the sewing machine. 1t trans.
pires, it is alleged, that in 1880 a
man procured a patent in England
FOR fastening tho soles of shoes to the
nppcrs, the plans of which, but rot
tnc specifications, included 4 device
very much the same as tho SOW ?
machine, especially in tho needle,
which is the essential feature. This
fact has been unearthed by an ex.
animation of The patent Office report 8
published by the English government
in 1854. Its Importance consists in
the question which it gives rise to 10
regard to the right, morally, to as.
sess royalty upon every sewing ma
chine that is manufactured in this
country. Were that asserted right
ovorthrown it would destroy one of
the most obnoxious monopolics in the
country.
Jay Cooke Il Co. have made up a
statement showing that they have got
about eight million dollars more than
they owe. OF this pretended surplus
i've millions five hundred thousand
are in obligations Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad, while two millions
and half arc in "sccond mortgage
railroad bonds, stocks, &c.' If this
is the best and tho most detailed
showing thoy can make for thom
selves, their case is quito as desperate
as anybody has ever supposed. |
o. pay twenty cents on tho dolla
their creditors will be lucky.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-15
1l gr2 INC

The house Of Mr.. John Wright, on
Arsenal ilill, waa entered on Monday
uight by colored youth, w;o at,
tempted to carry off some articles, but
ne was discovered in time to prevent
the larceny. We understand he was
first discovered by Mr.. Wr'sh,'s sis
,cr, who tried to detan him till Mr..
". could be aroused. While iusnpct.
iag him pretty closely, he said he
would come back in the Daylight, SO
chat she might see better ard find out
who ho was. But be didn't return
worth q cent,
Last night about l2 O'Clock Mr.. T..
3. Wells was found in III Unconscious
state on Main street, just below the
State House, having been terribly
beaton pnd his watch stolen. There
was one severe cut on the back of his
head, one on his forehead and one on
his lip. lie does not remember hay
ing had any difficulty with any per-
sou, nor can he tell for certain who
assailed him. His impression is that
he WAS struck with brass Enuckles.
The perpetrators Of such sn outrage
should be ferrcted out and severely
punlshed.- Union Herald
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-15
An English MGry Of American Actin.

| d.
On one occ"sion Mr.. Edwin For.
rest, then a young man, gave trc.
mcndous display Of really powerful
acting. Ike wass opposed to represent
y Roman warrior, rhd to be attacked
by six miai"ns OF dctcsted tyrant.
at the ,chcarsa! Mr. r'yrr,st found II
great Deal Of fault with the supcrs
WHO condeScended to play the miniono.
They were too tame. They didn't
lay hold Of him. They didn't go in
as If it we're a real tigHt. Mr.. For .
rest s;ormcd and threatened the
supcrs skuIked and consulted. At
length the captain Of tho Supc.c in
qnired, i'll his local s!ang, "Ycr want
thIs to be a bully fight, ch - 81 d","
replied Ir. Forrest. "All right"
rcJo'ned the captain, and the re.
hoarsal quietly proceeded. In the
evening the li1tle theatre was crowd
ed, and Mr.. Forrest was enthusiastic
caliy received. When tho fighting
scene occurred, the great !ragcdian
tuok tho centre of tho stage, ard tho
i"'" ShtH'Nu iHpihlJ tu'l Nc'
played in skirlnishing order. y: tho
"Selzc him - ono minion assumed
rn@iiist!c attitude, and struck Il blow
straight from the shoulder upon the
prominent nose of Roman hero, an
other raised him about six inches
FROM the stage by we'll directed kick,
the other made ready to rush in
for a decisive tussle. For moment.
MIR. Forrest stood rstoundod, his
broad chest heavinr with rage, his
great eyes flashing fire, his sturdy
legs planted like c,lumns upon the
stage. Then came Il few minutes of
powerful acting, at tho end Of which
one super was seen sticking head
foremost in the bass drum in the
orchestra, four we're having their
wounds dressed in the green room,
and one, finding himself in the fles,
rushed oct npon the ronf of too tnca-
tire. and shouted "Firc" at tho top Of
his voice ; while Mr.. Forrest, called
before the curtain, bowed his thanks
~ TO the applaudrng audience,
who looked upon tue whole affair us
part of the piece, and chad never
seen Forrest act 20 slIcndidly."
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-05-16
9s9terf>uiirbt0e Nu>
taererte1)eiteoeta(e,

Homcrot, .. Douneritas ben Is Mai, l
llhr Mittaas. Seit stuei Stunoeu tpirS bier Elm
oroBer freisrunber Sof uber Sling un. bic Son>
nc beobabtet. Ser Senn,el 1T leidt beiu0lft,
bas gSetter par,,l seitiueife fhcint Die Sonne
flar, bann fiub tpieoer leidtc &olten babor, ber
Binb blait mdbis bon Siboit. Gortpdbrcna
ober 1T Der Sounenbof iiebtbar uub itroblt IN
sous ei9sntbiimli@en @lanse. 9urd Elm ee-
oar,ss @tas tsn man. bic @onns me 's IN. ben
aous in sirtelruubem 8osen ,,m bic Sonne ii4
berum;iebt. Ser Sting 1at nidt bic Garbe bes
&eoenboaens, ionbern lit tueib uuo feuris, iuie
bic Sonne ielbit. gScun n,an nod elmer gnei[e
tuieber b;nfcbt, 70 ideint Der &ias balo iid oers
ar0bert, BALD bertleirert su baben. Sest mo- tutr
Sieies fareibeu, ,,i,mt bet Bins fat oa, oiertea
Shell 6cs Sorisonts eiu.-@esen llbr ,uur>
be bic Grid)eiunns blaiier uno sessn llbr tuar
lie ber1diuunheu. ,.@ l.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-05-16
Wfeitl 6er;.

Dcuti0 ,ub reSlid III u,ein Sers,
ait!t unb tbeilt bes grubers sdmcrs,
Splrt ben eis'n Summer ni6t,
@ann es stnoern srofnna ipriat.
. ,8leibt ben talteil Seelen fern, 81.
/ s belt bon ieiner Sabc gen,
girme,l eiuen 2abetrunf, " = H..
strnen @rpb snr Sdttisung.
Dnlbet Gran, ,tns sOtibgeiAtd,
Gten't {ft1 nn bes BriberS Slid,
Hehet @abrbeit phne Sdcu, I.sre +,
$abt Der galidbeit Seu6elei.
1asenb, Bic ntit Slid u,1s tobn:
Sur IN eolen Seelen ipobut, No.
Sugcnb, bic, il, Quit unb S6mera
@eibt fid bieies beatide Sers.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-05-16

sSu 2arue, .. fpurbe AM 8 Dfai cine
Dor &ur;em pollenbete fatboliI6e Stride
ponn Sturm,pinbe total serfort.- Mu6
in Der 9idbe BON Seem Orleans tpuroe
cine fatbpli]9e Stride 1,nb cine Mnsabl
6dujer BON einem sturne oer(tDrt, nobel
. Men19en gu SDbe famen.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-05-16

:, 3ari9 I2e. april. 9ie edftppesi,er dfpsi
Il nberalerPreff fdat' ,debr umb urebr
m bic Spra9e, ber unarbe1,.
5n Der 9er. 1s34 BET ,.,Neuen 3iiridber
s3eit,ing" hest man: ..ss gibt tiidts g.
tabrl.9eres fiir pie @eielIl6aft uni. ibren
Jortl9ritt, ats ben .fatboIiben priyfter,
nt1o barun, mode ssy iidb ieoer sliberole
Sameiser Sur aufsabe, ben unbei(pollen
nnos freibeitsm6rberiider Wabnlinn bes
tatbotid)en Merus nj it aIl i, Mit :
teln 5n befdmpfen."a a..ruliaA ..r VI
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-05-16

| % abrtb> IS. mai. Nan bat bier
'eine earliit rf6,p5rung et,tSeett, tpeld,e
een Stur3 bee ,Republif be3pedte. 9rei
Weri6porene befinben fid in 6aft uno
genor 'easaita 1T aug 9)aabrio pcr-
19pitnben.l ",Tgt1nm Eg alqlr>
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-05-16
WD6eat atf1ase.
WuSIdnh.)

Ous otlantiI6e &abel n,elbete, baB anf
ben beut59en &ailer bon einem Yriefter
seI9pTen lei unb bra9te am anoereuSa=
ge Die Na1riebt bab bie{es ni1t tpabr
lei. - Nuf Der MISUNDERSTANDING in Mien
mo6te t,,an f6 iiber Die ameritani1de
Mbtbeil,ln9 l1,1tts, 1ueil aIles bort, tpobl
inSplge unIerer @9,piubler=g =gpmniIld
III BET Id6niten Ber.pirrung 1T unb Die
&iiter nod ntdt a,lssepadt tparen. Die
3abl Der Die 9tusfellung Beiu9enben be=
tru9 1eit Der gr6ffnun9 12-l6000 tag
lid. Sn 8ien bat eines ber gr0bten @e=
iddfte 8anferott sema9t, tuoburd) cine
bebeutenoe Nufre9unS OH Der 86rle ent=
itanb. -Sn Spanien bouern Die @efe9=
te stui16en ben Galtelariiten unb ben8or=
lilten fort. 8aib miro Elm GROCER Sies
Der &arliiter, bolo Gin poll1tdnbtger Sies
Der &egierungstruppen beridtet. - gus
&pnt fon,nlen Die miberipredenbi item 9sa9=
ri9ten iiber bic @eIunobeit bes papites,
balb 1oa ct 1dtper erfrantt Iein, balb aui
Der 8eTeruug, bann bat ct tpieber 'einet
3iidfall gebabt, audi ipurbe Ct {9Dn nal
tpbt ge1a9t, ,lnb bann ipirb tpieber beri1=
tet, bab ct Deputotionen empfangen uni
MnIpraden sebalten babe. Serner tpirt
a,s Som 9eI6rieben: Sic Wobnungs=
frase lit ,lnter alien be,tienigen, luel6t
lnIere &esierer beoroben, cine ser gefdbr=
li6iten getuorOen. 3aDlrei6en Sat1liIien
bleibt ni6ts anberes ,nebr iibrig, aIs in
Wirtbsbd,,lern Elm ObhaG gu fuben,
ober &em 5u perlaiien. Die Bientorte=
leu Dabe,1 ,udDrenb ibrer balb bretjdbri=
gen berr56aft III &om ,,i1ts anberes ge=
bradt, pls Yripatc 5u erprppriirell,. I'm,
ibre Gai1sleien llnb448editlten u1tersubrin=
gen, ,lnb es ipnrben feline ,leuen gebdabe
aufgefibrt I'm, ben sailienben pon Ta=
miliet, iuelae bpn berGesierung gesipun=
gen tu,lrben, lire Mpbnllnsen 3u rdulnen,
Elm Dboa6 su peridaffen. Da;u tpnln,t
Die Manie, StraBet1 ,lnb bffentli1e pld=
be sll erlpeitern unb Il, Dem 3tpede GduIer
nieher5,lreiben. 3abaoie 2eltte aug Ben
drutern @aiien iinb in Wersiueiflung llnb
tuiiIen ni6t, tpo ibr Saupt llieberiegett.- ~
Die bolldnoiI9e ,9esierung 1T III Dem
ariese sesen bic slt6ineien nod nidt
iebr sfadli9 getueiet ,lnb' bot iebt bic
BemiIltg,lng pon 5 lnb cine balbe Mitfi=
on @ulben perlanst IN, ben Rrieg fort=
ieben sn t6itne1t. = Das srobe NnBlanO
1T ii ieinem aiatii6en ariese stadli9er
se,uefen anb ieine sruppen babet, @tpa
genoitl,1e,l. = Mus MegifD fDn1ntt Sic
bab man bort ben Yerfn4
ma9te, cine jest Wfobe setpprbene 'SeIut=
tenbebe einsuri6ten. Der Senat bes
Staates Nleblai Bate ultter Dem Giu=
fnife Der gebeimen Geiellidaften Zen Be-
i6lnB sefabt bas 5&eprdlentautenDa
an elmer gertreibilng Der Seiuiten au err
illintern. Gin dbnli9er @prl1lag tan1te
au9 I'M aaeritaniI9en got1sreBe allii. Sic
3eit,in9 oSiglo" .aber ertldrte:: ygSir Dofz
fen, bob Der gonsreb mit leiitenl Wotum
fat eine1, fpI6eit Met,, ber BEN geifte t,ie
BEN 9u9itabei, unierer sSsiiiiititiifio1len
tDiheripri6t anb Ger itns auf Der Babn
oer Bretbcit III nnferenl Yaterlanbe s,-
riidsperfsn spiir6e. q 90 bat benn aud Der
gongreb bis jest teine lpeiteren Mabre=
geln 0ei1pn,men.
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2Subemf1aaa.
(Snlanb.] s@

\SNluup.}
En- Der perHellenen Wo6e fat ser Sub
urter Gtaotsnidnrern, .S9riftlteueru
,,,o anoeren nffentli9en Per1ouen feline
grnbte gebelten. Ser Oberri9ter Gbole,
ii6er ben unlere 2elcr in elmer arberen
5palte oas 9}lbere na1lelen fOnnen,
5tarb an, Moi in Meip=Dorf; ferner
}turben Die GonsreB RepraIentanten
Sproots unb eine Mo6e mad linn 0ates
9lmes om s Mat, 81 8oiton. Beioe
poren IN Der grebit Mpbiler 59iuinbelci
fiirsli6 per,pidelt. Mus benz yloroen
briuot bic &unoe gu uns, bab Sapitdn
5ou, ser Morbpolf fobrer, Der friiber in
Cincinnati ,ppbnte, 16pn lett ldn9erer
3eit oeItDrhen lit; tueiter itarb 9S. .. Wtc
Yuifep, oer befanute 0erfaHer englil6er
5dulba6er; Sn Grie farb am5 Dtai
Der beut16e Se|uitenpater Grnit &ei=
ter i'm 9llter BON 81 Sabren; aug Gng=
lamb fommt Die Na6ri6t, baB Der 9bilo=
]oph sSobn @tuart MiG gu @pisnon III
Sfranfreib geltprben 1T; su ct. 8eters=
burg in &,blonb itorb oer Sci iannbte
Der Yereinie eten 5taaten Sanes Orr;
.eublid) pirb aus Dent}6lanb semeloet,.
bai, ber @el6i9tlGreiber Wolfsan9
9Nsnsel seltorben it 9as lino sooes=
faQe ae,1ng 5iir cine @pde. -
Sic 5ituatiou in 9oui liana miro nit
ieoem Sage bebentlider nnb' ldBt bas
5d)limmfte befir9ten. gesei9neno linb
bic Nn1ihten, BE Der perltpr6ene Ober=
rid)ter gba{e nod in elmer fur5 Dor ieinera
5obe nit ben Genator CONNER gepTlo=
oenen unterrebung aus9eiprod)en. 9err
Gboje erfldrte es fir einen nnperantiport=
li6er fsebler bes gDngret1es ,teine S6rltte
aur 8eIeiti9ung Der Wirre,l getban gu
fober. Mfit 3eht befir9tete Ell, bab bic
auorbi]ben 3ufaube in jeneu1 unslad=
lid,en 5taate nI6t ipenig ba5u beitragen
,pi,rben, bas 3utrauen III nllier Hegie=
ruues{pitem po1ltdnbis su untergra6en.
olat6 neuelten Na9ridten joilen Ii1 Die
3ultdube tn 2ouiiiana ettuas 9ebeHert
ba6en. - Sn Snbianapplis uno Wabifon,
sSnb. baben bic 9en,ctraten bel ben
@tabt'pablen seliegt. - Die Woboes
MAIDEN unleren grnppen i.o9 'n.t11er 5n
id)oifeu. Inter benz ID Wlai ipirb ai,s
ct. Iransisco, tpieber iber ein lleues
4;efed)t nit ben Wsoooes telesrapbirt,
,uobei Die 1ebteren suriid getrieben fein
ipllen. Ser 8rdlibent 8rant TT am
8 Weai BON jeiner la,1sen 8eile nieeer in
ySalbinston auselanet. - Die Wer'
lenbung Der Gorreiporben3farten an olt
pcltdnlter bat besonnen, es lino berelts
5000, 900 bapon perIanbt. - Sn mn
1crem Gtaate Obio bat ain Mittlpp9 ole.
erjte DISCRIMINATING oer 8epollmadtl9teu
s,r Nerdnoerung unierer Staotseonlt'tn=
t;on begpnnen. 0ie je$ise Contribution
lit bereits 20 Sabre alt lno o1e o.elen ae
Wsranosrunscn, bic lett -jener 3e't IN
Dbio eisetreten lino, baben ben Wun!13
pad ser,lfen, aaB uniere @onF!tM!on
griinoil6 repibirt ,peroe. - SSn Slncsn=
Nati ,puroe .bas Miulitfef unter 9roBeem
3ubrang bes Ylblituns abgebal4ell, .
Sic Bismarf=lfubl ble in Sarnespllle, AS2.1
brannte nieoer am II Mai. Gin Mrbelterj
barin bate 5u piel gBbisfD getrunte'', oer=
Wrlo@te oas Teuer unb perbrannte aa@.
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= 81 Moerbpf in 5oIlanb Int iid9 s.eil.

81 Moerbpt in 5auanas bat ii0 Sei,t
SAL erreisnet per Die sanse proteffanti=
.i6e Stride Der Nieberlanbe in aufr esuna
periest. Ser bortise prebiser tpurbe poll,
ber eDnobalresierans sm8reoa abse{egt.
Doa Sener, IN gerein nit Ieinern Sir
9enratb uab ser @emeinbe be19lob, ois5cr
gerfaguns feline 6olse 81 sebenl 1onbern
|eine ~freie Gemeinbe" .su bilben. .9a lea
te bic epnobe aber ibr geto Elm, jebtc
beu Rirdenratb ebenfolls al ,inb ent5ano=
te cine GonlmiTo,i, bon ben, prebiaer bos
Rir4enar6ip beraussaforocra. timer
ri9teter Sadie tebrte gbieie beim, Die
|Spnooe ion l6 ioaraufb;n an, Die. Re=.
sier''ns in per &efoeu3 setuenbet,, 1iebodj
eiHen ab'peileilben 8ei6eib erbalten ga
|beu. 4G3s.dU<}@ 1f5f!354 2}T&1 >.
8er1i in, ~. 1april. SIN 5erfenbaufe
l9reiten Die sgeratbungen ii6er Die efir=
|9 enfeitbli9en- @e5eb=gnt-.
~ rfe-3bo9 biel IangSau,er oor, ars
mas na9 oer praris, bic F6 felt einiaen
Sabren Bel uns einsebiirsert bat, poraus-
snleben bere6tigt mar. Ser @rutb oar-
IN lie9t tpobl in benz @efubl Der Cider
belt, pom Dem Die bomiuirenbe reaierunas-,
frennollde partei getra9en ipir6.. ~
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Columbus, g., 13. Wsoi- Sic
cpnititmireube Contention trat 6ente uns
10 nbr Morsens in Der 9aae BET @e=
praIentanten in, Capitol 5uiammem nno
orsanilirte iit3 bur9 @rlpdbluug beg
:Ni9ters powea, potl Dele'pare, sun1
propilorii9en @oriiter. ....-
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Columbus, Obio, 13, Mlai Die
@upreme Court bes Gtaates fat in tbrer
beutigen @ibuns oas 86lefi9e giier=
babnseies fit sdnsli9 nneonititutionel
erflGrt. 4~ ~ -<4fai#
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~. @fodbpfml ! 49, Mai. 5Diet Rr5sf
,lnng Hsfar's =, uae ,{einer Gemabiin
sophie Wilbelnrine. als RDnia 1nb R6=
l''gln pon; 5d)tpebeit at,b ylpriueaen fafb
Deute fatt: Das 8etter mar un9iin{tia,
leoo9 tpobnte eine 9roBe Yolfsmenqe BEN
tbnisli9en 3uee BET. Ser t,eue Rbr,a
1ebrltt im frpmenben9fesen our RirGe> ii,
ipsl9er egeremottie inter srobem Gla1lil5;
Sc boltsogen ,uurbe. ct 40 31NxT<IS}
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@olifar, q. ., 13. Wfai. Seute
Mbenb traf bic Na6ribt bon elmer ent=
@ekli9er GyploIion b6ler @etter in Dem
Orummonb=&o1l 1leubergiuert> in rBicton
Gpuntn elm. Sur 3eit BET &ataitropbe
,paren 40 s(rbeiter unb 5ipei 8eamtel i'm
S9adt uno befiir9tet mon, oab aae UNI
gefommen inb, ba ,inn,ittelbar na6 bet
Grp1olion Der Gba6t i'm 8rarb oerietb,
lpel1er Big 8 llbr MbcnOs nD6 ni6t &C.
l6icbt ,pprben ,par. ..'.~ ss-~ ."
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81 Mm 80. Wdr3 tp,irbe ii, ssSnnshrl,t 81

81 PHI SO. Mdr3 tu,irbe ID s5nnsbrud Sic
ab!erefe p.aS pa.ur, Be-
.ssraber. Die grDbte Sbat Tires tbaten=
rel9en Gebe1s mar bic Rettung unieres
J: Waters aus ben 9anbensber italieni=
.i9en Renplution in bem, arauienpollen
Sabre 1S4s. Rad einem berabreoetcn
Wane oerlieb Yins sIX. hi Ne,pallbe
elnes g einfaben priefsrs Hiht obne .erpBe
gsedIabr ben gatiean. Ser bereititebenbe
sagen beg Grafen spalr, nabm ibn
ant> uno 10 fam ber Deil. Batter elidfi3
na9 @aeta.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-07
A CLOSING WORD ON CHURCH Kx.
EMPTlON.

In tsztta M Wahpaalav taal NJ m h
III, A. .."ano,,,,,n,s r",,,arIs" =, 80 ~
scr,hsr" on the suhieci ~ eycmntipg cbnrchs.
,.o,, ,,xa,,op Refore cn,ering into a, .r-
,,rr,sn, in onnosition IN Nj, view, we d,.iro
~ oomr,iment the cood temner as we'll a.
a.. shIl,,v eyb,b,,ed Inv the corre,nondent,
,,ho nave ,adrcssed ma on both sides N the
.onss,,on Rut while freely concedIng tbat
,ho oon,m,n,cot,on. NJ our clerical onnoncnt
nos..ss both, these merits In an eminent de-
,,rcc we are very far from admitting his
sI.,,, ,h., h. has established bis own nosi.
,,ors and refu,cd ours. We still maintain
Tho, tho law eycmptipp church property in
mi. n,.,r,c, from taxation violates tbs ,pirit
i, no, IN, Latter nj that nrov,sion of the
cons,,,n,ion which forbids Congress- IN mas,
.n,, law rcsncctlny an establisbment N reli-
~: and ~ ,nr ,ho reason already no,nted
a., tho, IN. e,en,n,ion of church pronertv
Co., ,,xa,Ion ia an Indirect iopo,i,ion of
-, an5 very heavy taxcs Too in ,ome In.
s,sn...~1,r The sunnort of the yar,ous reli.
',,ans aonon,n.,,onI and Ia conseousn,Iv =.
Har,Id .,cstahlI,hment" of these denomina-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-07

nsbitrsfy Allowance can se made Ia Breatage
apou heef, sle and potte, 10 BOTTLES and leakage
upon brandy ard other spirlinous liquors In
ceskH This. IS 10 held by the Department, does
having been any provision u law conferring au-
thofiy to grant an arbitrary allowance for leak
u HurAs HAn bRlips,
rstnrned BY ne appraisers A. "buman hair
vafch guards" are held 70 be dutiabie, under
the special provisions Of the acu Of issl and
sss comp,sssS q Asii S o. d f1 Winch s Saf Is
compound MATERIAL the article In question be
Ing, In the opinion Of the Department. properly
embraced emit in TIE terms "bra!dsn or "ehsins"
on wigs" &C., does not conflict with this de
cision, wigs not being specially provided for IN
the tann nois, and consequently d,ltlablc under
tured.
RUBBER JEwKiRY.
Certain so-called rubber jewelry, returned BY
the appraisers Is Limitations Of jei," are held to
DO dutiabie, under the special provisions OF the
acts Of 1851 and 1859, for Invitations OF Jet, at
thiTty-nve per cent. I'd vaiorcm, icss ten per
cent, las manufacturer of India Iubber,) un-
der section two, act OF June Q, isTf. Articles OF
n, description 81 slt,hougn made up IN ne same
cannot be CLASSIFIED as such.
DUTY on BAHoxErzHs AND srxrAsrs.
Certain barometers and sextants, In which the
| elenent OF glass was not more than ave pei
cent OF the entire value, were held nevertheless
70 oe uuu.ole :. ine Iaie ol ior!J per cent; %
sct ~ Juns ~ ,s@ os ,s,,n, u~ ~ s,sss
| or Of which alass snall be a component material
/ not Otherwise provided forr fIrss ten per cent
| and not a claimed ~ Inc parties appealiup. Al
| the rate OF tnirty-nve yer cent al ynlorem undcI
ne ptoswions o. secuon twenIy'thIee, sct y
Jaly IA issS' for COMMENCEMENT sSa,eiss. YES
/ sels, and wares, not otherwise provided Tor, O
brass, or other metal, or OF whicl
/ ~ Inc eosnponent material ~ chiei yaiae ;, lea
ten per cent.
The articles In question being now enume
| nteu ,ne questlon .. tnelI ciassncauon unue
vue ~ sme os"e y, =, 'ne ,, p,os " Nv
~ W ,'., " NY. ,S, III. VI ~ seoVn .went
~ N"Su n,', ~, ,s .,,s many
.ns ,e asesssI AZ ,nc hsnsss r.ass " ae ma
snhn " assessou w ,ne nienest rates ~ Whlo,
any OF ~ Sonponsht pars may re enargesne,
en Lying oesn M w .ue =. olss y, ,
sas,pns INTO vn,ch s,ee, enIess an eems npo y
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-07

The Shah, Nasser-ed.Dn, says foreign cor
respondent, gave me the Impression OF a much
him on board the Vlgillht He does not look hi.
age OF three and forty. He Il short, spare
though thiOkset man, with bright face and au
intelligent cOuntcnance. Indeed, but for his eA'
ness OF stature the shah might be described as q
handsome man.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-07

THE rnousASDs-nay, the millions
says the Albany Eceniag Journal In gush-
Ing article, ''who have always honorcd the
services Of Schuyler Colfax will hail with
pleasure the fresh testimony which supports
his statements concerning tho credit mo-
biiier." Mr.. Colfax made so many state
nents on that subject that we should like to
know which one Of them he supports now.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-07

IL ouR NEWS coLrSSs this morning will
be found an interesting variety Of religious
news Of all shades Of opinion and belief. We
aim to hold the scales evenly balanced be-
tween all parties and crecds, to present q
photograph each morning Of the world as Il
10, giving all the news without fear or icfcr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-07
JAY CooKE 81 CO.,

General Agents for the Distrci Of Columbia,
virginia, North Coroiinn, ind south Caro-
llnai
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL BANK aEpUBLIO,
LEWIS JOHNSON h CO.,
FAINT, WASHINGTON 4 CO.,
MIDDLETON CO.,
WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS Rank,
FREEMENB SAVINGS AND TRUST CON
PAAY.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-07

THE ENGLISH PArERs are filled with all
manner Of stories and gossip about the Shah.
For instance, we are told that this bold Ma
homedan had the audacity TO curiously cx-
anime the necklace OF an English lady Of
high rank, and then to put his arm around
her waist; that he slapped the Empress Of
Prussia on the shoulder and asked the i'm
perial Augusta to get out Of his way. These
little outbursts Of this free and easy gentle
man naturally excite the horror Of the upper
thousand and there have been frequent con-
sultations, We are told, as to the most deli
cate mode Of ilnpressins him with the fact
that he Is in London, and not In Tcheran.
His failure to keep his engagements Is an
offence that can be borne with some degree
Of patience, but when 1t comes 10 poklng
with his dcspotic fingers the plump sides Of
young duchesses, civilized human flesh and
blood cannot stand 1t.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-07

GEO. A. SCOTT, BRASS FOUNDER, FIN
VI IsHER aud MACulNE J0BBEp, desires
the Plumbers aud others MAO haze machine ToEk
Eleventh street northwest jea6lm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-07

CONGRESSMAN HAvESs, Of Missouri, has
written card upon the back-psy business,
defending 1t, Of course. Thcpoint made by
Mr.. Havcns Is this that the back pay was
necessary to compensate for the loss Of mile
age, stationery perquisites, and SO forth. Mr..
Ravens. also comes to the defence Of Senator
Carpenter, espousiug his side Of the question.
This will not do. There Is no ground upon
which 1t can be defended, and the sooner
members return It to the Treasury the better.
Tho additional compensation Is all proper
enough; but there was no Just reason why
members OF Congress who had served two
years hero and were retiring 70 their homo 8
many OF them forever mould put their
hands into the Treasury In the way they did.