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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Gm %. SUM marc Die Bri98 pSits" auf Der Gnbr
BON bier mad gUiton p IteilCn iioIt4 BON Ger Ueuer'
5niel an9etrOren.
Die itaIieufi9e Barrie nGntoirette gorione," Capt
Rugeieru, Ian9te am L. SUM- uon bier iu AueenstOlpr
in 9rlano an.
lam am 90. SUM- non bier iu 81. 5obns, R.sB., an.
Ga8 54ift ggoie @rae " Capt; N4iIe0E, eIartrte an
10. 5unt in GiperpOol naDe GItp 4olnt, ga.
9Qs Sdiff pSooltque," Gapt. Bants, fubr am l.
sunni BON SDinelniinoe uad Yllau luciter.
Die en9Iiide garte nSmperaoor," 9apt. Strnonton
tad am Il. SUM- BON Sa9ua Ia GranOe mad unlersH
Saien in See.
Die en8llide Barrie ~8aIetina, !" Gapt. 6orO, bon bic,
abacQanoer, erreibte am Is SUM SaOannd.
Sie Srisg uItGrta IB, gtorwOoo," Capt. Sherman
traf am 9. SUM upn Baltimore in &ep=g8eit, 6la., elm
Die Briggs r2ilie gB. StrOen,4 6aqt. Ycattg, UNI
BON bier III l~tatar3as Guf Cuba an.
Die gri99 Georgia" GaPt. ARiuer, fnBr am "A.
SUM- oon 81. Sage be Cuba aber glapalla mad SoItt'
more ab.
Die ruifIae 8rt9s r&bto, " Gapt. g8itonoer. Lief am
-. SUM BON bier gu Dublin in 5rlano Elm.
Die garte pyt. 8. &uOlen," nit elmer Gaonn9 aoftcc
bon RiO De JaneirO Gn8etommen, lie8t lelt 8elern aui
Der Sanptoaer Gbeee. peiterer g8silunsen beit8lia Fes
20l69aIens barreno.
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G%geurf1oncn gum Seftcn armer
&tnber.- GbrenDafte 2ibcraltz
TIT Der ySoltimOrer Sbmeen=
GoSnnELnnEk

Guf in beutiten Srciien bat ou8 groictt,
gum Seten armer &tnoer I'M 2aufe oe8 Com.
mer5 cine 3fei9e Au5fliige gu gauoe mo gu
8aiier 81 oerouitaltsu, warHe Q~ntIaI9 &c.
funOen. Geitern 5etgte Der Satretar oe8 Bor,
itanOe8 Der u8altimorer 59igeugeieuidaft,"
Sr. S. s. 0tsquarOt, iuu., benz @Omite Der
&inbersG rcuriiOEe al, OaB al irgenO einem
Sage ber ISOLDE (0ounerltag unO Somtag
au5genommen) Der berrliae Bart an Der Bel
&lrsRoaO gratis 5ur Seriii9ung febe, nm
bort Elm Ptcnic gum 8eiten Der armen Sinoer
ab5ubalten. Die gtatrift mirO t4erli6 i'm
9auSeH 8ublitum nit 8eifuu begriiBt peroeu,
pdbreno Die ySAiiteus@ e ieaidaft" ibreH
ptelen 2or6esrn elm neueS 8latt biu3ugefigt
bat. Der Bedding, Dem @riuden, ben BaIt
fir beiagten 3wef gu leiben, mrrOe einitim.
mig bonn SOrfanoe, inter SOriie oe8 beIiebz
ten 5auptmauns &b8. Qemtubf, paiiirt. Der
Sag, an welfem Die @rturitOu Der Sinner
ItQttfiu6en iou. miro iuGter feItueiett lperOeu.
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Die nOdrinoutc"

madt 5orntag, ben 80. SUM, ibreu crieu
9amptboet &uaRu3 mad .YiOHumental
6llhtng @rOpe." Ser 9ampfer Shelter"
mtrO Utor9en8 I'm 8 llbr bon Der 2iqbtIIra6enz
Wertte am 6uBe Oer @OnwaphraBe abfubren.
Cur StQuemItdteit Der on. Baltimorer niro
oerlelbe an 8amiap'8 @erfte ON 6uBe Der
$aroiiHeltraBe apIe9eu.
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Srcf. W. z. SId0ctt'8 critic arp6e
GrFurfTnr

NIT Dem 9ampfer "@bampiou" uaa ia
Belle Grove" lpirO Moutag, ben 80. Stunt,
itatttinoen. 8rOf. 6einrid Silber'8 Wuiit.
corps miro fir ausgeSeidnete @on3ert. uuO
SaEamuiIf inrnen.
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scr ..annae MfannerApr,,

fptr0 SOnntag, Den 6. Sui, NIT Dem Dam.
pier D@beiter" mad Dem rei3euO gelegsuen
rWOnumentals6 bings@rOue" fabreu. Ser
0untpier gebt UNI s uhr MOrgenS uuo l ubr
gtadmittagS bon Der QigbtitraBenzl8erft ytr.
Z ON SuBe Der @onuapIraBe ab unO miro
sur 8equeulidteit Der 8 t-Baltimorer an
diQmien,s gSsrffe anlenen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-26

Wtant Iou lie felt Idnssr. oenn brei Jabren bBsIid oer.
Is, 10, s. 6 uno 3 5abren. -gtarie VI. Goe gegen &Ier.
BENIGN Goe; Die 9ldgerin erlanote rehtstrGitige S6ci.
oun8 pom 8trtlasten. pel5sr bel ibren 9ebietten fh tsin
Dor ieas 5abrcn; Der gtanu lou reg SeIibocs ebeIi6er
5reus ureirgeeent 8~eblieben iein unb Gle 6rau Dor
rlebr. fenn fIuff1 Tnhre nerIoieu hohsu \
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Deranitaltet lem IA. Sabrc8'Bicntc, ucrbuus
ben init Prei8turnen uu0 YprumioenbQu, am
8retto9, Den 4. Sult, in Roit'S Gain. gils
lete itno in Ser oSurnbaGe," SIR. 50, 0oro.
@entralsAoenue unO bel alien 0iitgIieeerR III
haben,
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Excelsior S0othing Cyryo

GlTbuntert Dollars beJabttn i5ir 2entm, iveTtrr
ESGU'l : c4B .nur bic GuerecuHaRc Ultrae WR6rs
gg.uHl 9otr Spinm in y. Hlbur's Excelsior 800.
entbalteu hi. "'''" "'' buat
Vsalter SEPT nnr ttu gurcH 2in6ern, tonn w,1bst
.gt lt ptoaltea; oerlelbe erIti6ttrt b4s 2EEn,r NM
gltos tgGSn ctHe7 sgiuU6tn Ghldi. gc1Tr 415tbgfsr
5lnibr. III ~ ~ - S'A's pto
(Nilr;S,t 9tkmgp INIT
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Die Trenn6e oeS Md5tb. Sofbua
Nnnfdnt

fper6en auf beute 81 einer i'm y @aibington.
@arten," SIR. 50, NOrO.@ auolItraBe, itattz
finOeuoen 8%eriammlung eingelaoen. 8eiu
Democrat uub 6reunO 6es Qdtb. Soibua
Saniart iOlte in Der Seriammluns febteu.
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&ctuc SnbuIdbmer.en mrcbr I

3abuidmtBeu isocr g(rt. islbft nspr bfe a5sr,
Soel une an9eftedt iiu6, ncroen fdr bic Dauer 6ur5
gSm oxtaPunten "SnotiGeH @rtratt" ~befeitigt.
-%h Ia gat H9 beretts gtHeH @cltrnRm s]riuor6sn
: u ~ t9t 81 paoen Ia % uno so Cts. Die 6Iaias bet
a. S99l' SIe SgeLle5- un6 4iontaomerofr.;
= a5I y. Sra@' Sde gnior= uno Tousffr;
g St}tiuhaaall' g 1 ~ Senui. ~'2IUcnuC;
:. S1nni qdrtner, @tt Bratt. nT6 J;rcfSsni HraFe,
Z. g SarI RobIe, 9rHtral.gde bCr aosons iE6
Gorrs mo,. qr oso es eblterlrG5e;
y. RIhtcr, vi. lG9, ErCbcrid.4gtrue nm
u. aIdter, 9Gupt= ReosrIage Rr. Ga, Horb,
SrpdeDdp. '
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- NrnIirh nnFnnnnmI Il,

BT Gnolieb eefunoenl- Elm Wittel,
0aS ltnen @rbfeino Der WieHidbeit, bic aus.
jtbrtn9, ionic Die 5ablyeiAcu Seglettcr, bic
nd I'm oieIelbe in Der 6Orm pom @rfdltuug,
SutttobrenaIt : Gnt5iuouug, b6icm 6alie,
Grippe Il. /. NJ. ida0rcu, nidt nur linoert,
%iouOern betlt. Uas Wittel, Don Dem nil
Ipreten, 1T Or. QSiffar'S gtStIoFtrfdsen=
Sdl'Gm, pOn Sctb B. 6Opler & Suhu in
Sollon SubereltCt. C49-54
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Nic xhnGnII

miro g}tttmoh, ben 8. Sull, i6reu erfeu au3.
ling, mad DNOnnm'ntats 6libiu9 . 9rOUe"
MADDEN.
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gtaOt Baltimore.
lgfn unfcre dramdrtisen Subfcrts
bcnfeny

sSom l. Sltli oil perOeu mir Iopobl ben
tSoliten, pte m0hentli6en ,@orreiponoen'
ten" nur qegeu Sorau8be5ablun 9
bes Subicriution8 . 8etrageS au mentsz
mems Elm Siertettabr iir bas tag
Tide uno n b albeS Sabr i'll q 8
w06ent1ide Slatt erpebiren. 8aS
Aorto + in allen SGllen q m y m'
pfaugsorte SGblbar. 8tr nehuer
an, baB 4Ge, bic niht bis gum l. luguit ben
9etrag einidideu, benz @oIreiponoenten midi
mebr Su balten piinihen, uuo fenen beien3u:
ienbung elm. Gte expedition.
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Ner uNdltlmpler Gnrnnercinn

halt Wtontag, Den 80. SUM-, elm Bicnic nebf
6ahnenmeibe in Souls Mutb's altem Sdlit.
jenbofe an Der Selairz Roab ab.
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Der ,,WarOIGnSer XurnSereiu,

nla1t Sountas, ben 81. Suli, einen 4usfuq
mad DWtonumentals 6libtng. @rope." Die
HeItauratton, Der Sdent> uno @onoitorftanS
perOen beute abeao UNI 8 u9r in Der 9aQe
auf Der NOrOofede Der @utap. uH0 9Ouerjtr.
berlletQert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-26

&~opfpunOe baUOr. Or. 9arrinston UerbanO
bieielbe.
Gas 3u6thaus erbislt ge1eru Gor.
ntttag BON ben @ro8aeidmorenen eiueu
Qmt8beiud ; fe fanOen aides in better
Sronuug. lleber Die 3abl Der Snialien
nub Die 8dbigteit Der gtuitalt, uldt nur td
ielbf gu erhalteu, %ionoern benz Staat ieet lGbrs
lid nod ein b%eoeutenbeS glutommen abSuz
uerfen, beritteteu mir bereit8 9eitern auas
fibrlid.
@tnen toGGen SUM, Der 6rei anbere
S6ter g%ebtfeH, erIhOB seteru Bolt5tf 9ois
mann III Ylum-2tlep, nabe &roBitr.
OtebitahIe. -Sobann Wte8ner lab i'd
geitsrn bonn SerseaHteu 8adtaanm II. Bolt
Sifteu SrOu inter raeGrereu 8lebItabi8zNntla'
gen fe%tgenonmeu u. uom0ti6ter 5arlow benz
&rimiualUerfabren iibcrantuortet. @r iOu iets
mem 8ruOar @eorg i'll ytr.20O, SiOzQnutr. ,
cine iilberne Saidenubr nebt Settle, ell Yaur
S6rriu9e, eire Buieuuaosl, ein g~ol0ene8
5er3, Elm Baar 9Oien, cine @eIte, Gin 8oar
6QlbliefelH, EN- Baar SGuhe huO einen 6ut
i'm @tiammtpertbe BON $50 au5SeiiiBrt unO
$. 9Il8tnann Elm Sc pert6e3 SOot gttoblen
baben.
Sergeant 2roie ergrif geiisrn eiuen
Wann, Namen8 Mitdel gran5, pelder pom
Sdoouer ySrauouUinc" cine S. 9. Rapz
lin95 geb0rise Yartte Se9el i'm 8ertbe bon
S25 geItohlen haben ioq. @r punoerte mad
etnem Serh0re Dor Jtt1ter Saroen IN llnter=
iuduu95z@epahrjan.
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RSP &I8 Slut unO SQfte reiuigeuoes
gtItIel lit ba5 &drl6baScr SprnScI=
Sal5 unit6ertreihlh. 9aiielbe ipitO uon
oleleH Aer3teu 9e9en llnoerOaulidteit, &opf.
lhnter5en, Ytaugel an Nppetit uuo ale rlebel,
nelde aus llnCronun9 oeS Niageu8 oOer Der
Weber entltebc1, angeucnoet. u. 8oQeIer
& y ON p. ilno bic 49enten fir Amerita.
T1 \
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gIton uuo Seut Saute %
ny. TGc. qno BefterH..."--.."..,.-~..... g71S
as 49, Pe|.lt ........... Z4H
Ton oea HPcrftgg -
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BSB% Sccfcr'5 Jartua 1T en- b~elifater
ytaarun9Sartlfel nne cine berrlide 3afclSierOe.
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2. MDere' SaNapartac

de bic @eIunobeit untergrubcn uno ~qu1Ienoe Reqel=
Diorjatciten berUorrufeu, aus Dem Spitene. S~Gutaus.
i6Idee mo bic gepetie BON Sorbanocnictn OOn SGfr
ten, peIhe aug Dem Slute a~us9clhtcocr peroeu ioutct.
Surere St0ruu9en oeuitn al, bag otIe Sarte mad elneln
inneren Sreane ODER nab Sr9arcn, oerCn Sbdtt9Ielt tie
in luOronuu9 brinqeu unO 0egen S%ubitanj lie traui nlas
den uro ~Jcrft6reu, il o%r0u9Cn. MYERS SG us
p|ariIIe treIbt iolbe Sotte aus Dem Dilute. Sinh
bieIe tort, 10 uerIblpinoen aud bic non ibneu oerurfat.
ten uuorouungsn, ruie Qebcr=. Yla9cns, gticrcns. Gun.
eeu.Seitruire, SOutGusi6IG9e uno anosre 3aatlcioeu,
Antoniuss feuer. ROie, 6iHuen. Yultcln, glitbcn, Sc.
ibpire, otteue SteIcn, Sc tnuilie. SaliiuB, trodCue
mo nGNeRte Tlehteu. GrinOlopf, R9eumatismus.
S~euralgie. 9nohens, Seiers unO 2~opiitmtrj, Stpdac
Der 6rauen, uufrubtbarteit. TciBer 5luB in SOlSe ben
inuerer YerltlUlrun8 unO @ebarlnutterletocn, g9aier.
iudt, Tusprp'e, 6nttrdftun9 UNI cIQemctnes Sdpius
ben otr 9rdfte. Ulit ocrcn 9cridlUjnbeU tebrt tie &c.
iunobeit Burif. Iu9tfertt 8tUon
Or. 9. e. Miner s Sump. III Sumeu. waF Of,
pruttii6 hen u auQl0iirGutCu 6bemttCru.
8ei allen Wpotbeternuro 4riuribanoIern Iu babeu.
LMnril 10 I j q : Am y
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Sas 9ruBc 9cilmittel fir
S0wtnO1u1t,

peI3e OHr8 jettt9e 3ujIa6t gu Oieiem Dlus
l~terPraPorote 9e3ejlt WerOen fam, pie e'
o'rQ o'e 9''nosrte O0n 3en9nthen, welte
DE gI9ent3amer er3aIten boben, bcwieieu
Miro Qieie5 1T pon ojelen berOorro9enz
ben Aerjten onertonnt ais Oa5 5aUerIdi<
li9lte 9eilmitteI sur Grlei6terung unO Sci.
lung aIler Gln9enleiocn, ba$ ic eingciiibrt
Wlr0e, unO es wiro oemBublitum ais OurA
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Die nWfdptiOn : &oae Nr. 40,
m - &c u ~

Scr 0eiau9pereiu UTrObffnn"
lelett lem critics Plcntc Wontag, ben IA. Suli,
I'M Nelt. 8altImoret SdiibeuUarte.
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GdS NdmpffdtGT ..(SheffsrH

IN Ger rCHzS alttmprer Sale,"
9tr. 1875, Glib aRn : StraBe, fiuoet ieoen
0ienlta9 uno Snmftag AbeHO @Grten-@oa.
2ert itott.
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Der

ftiert beute Elm Set CUR Griunerang al ben
Gag, an meldem CT Dor 3netSabreH ben eriten
Breis auf benz grOBen SEEM 9o1ter Sdnqer.
6eIte erran9. am abeno fiHOet Elm CONCERT
in Der Sale 0eS SeretnS iiatt.
Sn S@iisen=Y arfc an Der Seldir=
RpaS
ftnOet beute Elm 9rOBe8 @On5ert un6 San3>
Rraustleu fiQtt.
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i. tpdbteno Der g~rcurFonsScit 81 permietbeu.
pr. u. q. 8rainarb, agent, Yier DIR. Z,
giahtitr. zgNerite, eGtheilt nGhere Nuafunft.
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Der uTtbcllO Nlfd) Club Nr. 1"
miro SOHntag, OCu 20. SUM, ieineu erlten
Otesia1rl8en ARShug nab germ : 8oint
MAIDEN.
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@er ,,NcutfAe Nreen per 6a.

feiert iein grOBeS Sabres> Ptcnic IL. CONNER
nadte teit ouf beute, ben 20. SUM, iuQouis
Nfut4'S altem Sdiiecnboie al Der Belairs
6oaO. 9as arrangements Gomite bat Die
umtaiien6lten 8Orberejtuugeu g~etrOffsn q. u.
and Grot. 5gerS Ruiittorps eugngitt, mels
dies ittr trefliAe @ouSertz unb SanSmuit
Gorge tra9eu miro. Der y8eetbopsu Wdu.
nerdor" uno Der rSunguduuer.G6ot mers
Den ourd oenSortrag mebrerer 2ieoer Sa86et
81 oerherILlhen iudsr.
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NJ "N'NN ASHNAaAg tNAhA mug
oaourb gebGilt fueroeH fam. Djeics lift cine uermeis
ieue. ubcr benno9 uabIs !3ufiberung. IS 1T bieIes
feline &duitun9. fctn Sumbu9. Das Ge3ept lit unl
iebe 6Iaits g~etUideIt. Sin @irtuIGr, 3eugnifie mum
Oertarer 3uren 0C5 RbeumaItfmua, Ger Rcurulaie,
Oes acknowledgements, Der 8ertauturg, oon Sc
idpuliter, Sran0WunOen, 8rubuunoen, Tla6bruf,
giftt9tnSiBuunoeu, e]rirorenen SiBen. @idt, O6rCn-
idmerSen, Sat'HuB IL. ~, mitiamnt bcm Jte3epte
oes "LiniRent' miro auf 8erlaEgen gratis trgCno
Sem lnbcn tu8ei4ttt. Gs 1T oieis5 "Linimenm bas
Dunoerbdrite, iemGIs in Der gSelt proouSirte beilenoe
uno Ibmcrjttlenoe Vtittll. IS fiRbct ibueucr 4bs
iGe, 0ls ir9tno Gin auoCrcr artitel, grace melt cs oas
bepirtt mas es oeripri6t. Cine 5Iaide te5 Cen,
taur Lininsnt' iHr Gbtere (gclber limldlag) III Elm
1uHhcrt Dollars lpCttB fir Bferoe uro Utaultbiere,
ole zen Spat5, bic TletienuerreHtur9 oocr een Rouer
BADEN, oOet fir SdaGic, Die an GueirH C0trnlUirs
mer) ltioen. Seine 6amiIie, teiu GQoenai9ner fam
beuttgen Cages obEe oas "Centaur Liniment' iertig
tUeroen. 6tai6en gu 50 Gents uHo gu SIS. y.
Role 8 GUmp., Rr. 53, SrpaSmap, Rep.gort.
.GdfturiG" III mebr, ais Elm bG0Ses subfitut fir
Softor0I. IS 1T oos einjt9e befebenoc ftdere
DtltteI sur Re9uiirlrg bts unterIeibes, Der 0eilung
Der gGiroiolit pns CUR SerIdafuug zines uatirliten
%geiunOen Sdtaics. @s lit un9enebm Jum ginncbs
men 9inoer brGuhen ni6t oarua5 ju i9reien un0
ole UtItter fonnen rubig lbtQftn.
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nay 8eriouen, Die IN dbrenb Der
9 Ommermonatc bic Stabt per-
Iaiien uub ben y@orreiponben-
ten" tGgli6 ODER wOdentlid u'
9efdtdt Al babeu 10 ii II d. en-, t II .
eriudt, tbre Gbreiie in Der @rp.
b. 81. anfSugeben. Breis be8 tdgltfen
Slattes pro MOuat, incluiiue Yortc, 80, SeS
mDhentliden 8lQtteS 25 Sts.
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Crntaur-1ininlrn

Die 9ro6e Snteeduns oss 3eit~
alters. IS 8iebt teins G6me3eu.
DEIbe Mot ourd oas "Centaur
Liniment'' seboben, feline Sc.
ttuulit, bic nitt Oaourd iueage'
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-15

NO GREAT SHAKES AFTER AL1.-The
georgetown Times is making o great
loss oveT fellow who sucked seventy.
two eggs. one after another, and then
drank glass OF brandy and chewed up
me glass, as 1t that was any great feat.
NOW, han egg had swallowed seventy.two
feiiows' ono Immediately after the other,
and taken drink of glass and ohewed
the brandy, OF, il seventy-two eggs had
chewed the fellow and swallowed the
brandy, one Immediately sitter the other,
and drank the glass, or, if the glass had
ohewed seventy-two fellows and sucked
an egg, or, il seventy-two eggs had swal-
lowed the glass and drank the fellow,
then feat worth recording would have
been performed. Georgetown Times be
hanged. Kentuckian.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-15

A WIFE MuRDEaER HANaRp.-spann.
who was convicted last July for tue mur.
der OF his wife and sentenced to be
hung. was executed in Preston, Webster
County. Ga., April II, some 5000 or
4,ooU persons, mostly negroes, witness.
ing the execution. The prisoner wept
freely.when he was met by the minister
as ne Hsoended from the cell in the lower
prison through the trap door. BE was
deeply moved ,.When he bade Miss Eber-
hardt, who was his aocomplice in the
crime "good-bye." He walked by the
side q the sheriff q quarter OF q mile to
the galloWs. firmly refusing to ride. He
looked ct his coffin. and wept at the
sight Of the gsllows. Mounting the
soafold, his confession was read. after
which be said: ''This is Friday before
Easter Sunday, the day upon whioh
Christ was cruoi6ed"- an enoou-
raging lesson, and begged all present, TO
PT6PaTo foF death. TIE shheIiiH shheIiiHs saa,,Sssoa
the rope, tied the prisoners hands be-
hind him. and then out che small leather
strap. and the platform fell. he strue-
gled but lttEe. There was no disturb
aace, everything passing off quietly.
Aieer the execution, the written state.
ment OF Spann was delivered to Miss
Eoerhardt, at his request. Two OF the
mlsaea Eberhardt and two brothers were
at the execution.
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More CONFEDERATE ARCHIVES TO DE

MORE CONFEDERATE ARCHIVES TO DE
PURoHAsED.--An appropriation of R7O,-
o0O, included in the late miscellaneous
appropriation bill for the avowed pur-
pose OF enabling the Treasury Depart
ment to investigate olaims and fraudu.
lent demands against the Government,
il understood to be destined tor the pur,
chase OF a new batch of archives of the
defunct Confederaoy. The $75. 900 in
vested in Piokett's now historical trunks,
though not successfully placed in po.
mtlcal point OF view, is alleged Mt the
treasury to have been already repaid in
the conclusive evidence discovered con-
cernlng the transactions OF cotton claim
ants Tash. Cor. New York Herald.
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Too MuoH BRADLEY amusing in
cident occurred in the Inferior Oourt.
yesterday afternoon. In consequences OF
she lsteness OF the hour at which a case
;Was called, the attorney who had been
employed TO defend certain persons in
dicted for assault and battery, asked to
have the hearing Of the matter deferred
until this morning. The Judge over
T9led the application for delay, and the
case Mas begun. As the defendants we're
LETT :Githout lawyer, it became neoes-
sary tof the court to assign counsel. At
tho Bug8astion OF the solicitor, Aaron
AiPeoria Bradley, the oolored attorney
whilom OF G3sorgis, but latterly OF this
State, was appointed to plead for the
persons arraig1ed. The appointee era.
cious!y accepted, and took chair and
seated himself by the prisoners; where
upon one of the latter notified the
Judge OF his feelings in the premises in
this crisis: "Mr. Judge. no want Brad
ley Tor lend me; RAIDER lef my case 90
90; kin tell the jury de story we'll ss
he kin" The estonished counsel looked
utterly chagrined. while q litter ran
through the court room. The accused
was acquitted. Charleston Neus,
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S-Sl4 t-..as fsh =
AUCTION N siIB|| iiI|| %uF4]ls 5.
PORT ROYAL
t> idtr 1->.
: ~ iial,-. s.asg
April ~ and 25,.
1879.


A = the above time, . FIRST AUCTION
"a SALE OF lots In the city Of Port ROYAL. &.
Oh viii take place.
Port Royal Is the terminus Of the Port
hoyai hellroad. which connects 1T Augusts
tn.. a.n IN me George Rail,oad and the whole sys-
tha oo1r VI sou.nern S ana Western roads: It is
sns sne uI5y aeeP Wates harpor on the Atlantic
ouSss ouS sIt IHatn 0! NoIloA. line OF steamships
sn5 =. Ssinns Pscke@ nave oeen arranged for,
nes. ~ tha Pap. sRot a. ne Whole through bust;
hetsea, St 'ns tSa. hoyai .nd Georgia Railroad
Iii . oen .ne ooosnesn ana Northern ports
Tn. T.. p.es .tHIouXn rort hoGnl on its way to
upo snu she Nersnefn ports.
izers. cotton and othasr w ;ta;gSts ~ teE.!-
Port Royal Iaiand. viii ba iocatad tha !orts IN
of the Marine and River Phosnhata M;o;nts
Company. and a lara mnnnfsctnrS - LIE
and {ertiseiS viii he in Hon LaSn,s sotbs t
close Of the year. These. with >ths n.ob;na
Ahops OF The ROAD. viii emhfno !. re,o nIrshnl
Of imen. aud attraot = fhr3vin1 aMar..stts
population 10 this faybred nnint d 1seu'
The taImsof Payment ior I6ts viii be msds
easy to artisans aud Others Vishime tn hniid
or The hArbbr. Csbt: BonSeIIa' If 2 Gosst
Survey, ssys: ~ t-sa; ~ go = :: :: N~''
1T is first class PORT; by that, mssn one
llnotn INTO which any vessel Jet built can enter.n
The Nov YORK Etshtng Post says:
''seThe last rail on the PORT Rovri R.iIro.d
WAS iaid On March /. This siyes xhst ihe the
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i; A. TERR1BLE TRAaEDY.-Last Tuesday,
there occurred at, the Cape Roman
lighthouse station tragedy, which is
terrible in its details. It is one of those
horrible mysteries that battle all at
tempts at solution. The facta of the
case. as far as. they can be gathered, are
as follows: Captain Andrew johnson is
the keeper Of the lighthouse at Cape
Homain, where he resided with his wife.
On the evening Of the 9th instant, about
8 O'Clock, Captain johnson went np to
the lighthouse to light and trim the
lamp for the night He left his wife in
the house. which is in sight of the light
house, and in the yard of which she was
seen by him mp to 6 O'Clock. when it be-
came too dark to distinguish objects.
At about helf-past O'Clock in the even
ing' julius l.. Leo. one of the assistant
keepers, went to the lighthouse to re-
liev5' Captain Johnson. In few mo.
ments, Lee went ont on the piazza of
the station, aud saw Captain johnson
running towards the dwelling OF the as
sistants. crying out that his wife was
dead, The body OF Mrs. johnson was
found lying in the centre of the floor,
Glad in her night clothes, and surround.
ed by pool of blood. A revolver be.
longing to her husband WAS lying by her
side, but it's chambers were not dis.
charged. The deadly instrument with
which the terrible deed had been COM
mitted was razor, by which her throat
had been cut from ear to ear. There
had evidently been an attempt to use the
pistol, which was not successful. About
tho 7ooss vas !J;ss &c. CT Wearing ep.
parel OF the unfortunate victim and
some OF her husbands jewelry. All Of
her own jewelry, however, WAS missing,
as was also lot of money which she had
in her possession at the time of her
death. The door leading from The room
to the piazza, which fastened on the in.
side, was open. and an attempt had evi.
IDENTITY been made to pass out OF it. In
the garden below, pair OF gold speota.
cles belonging to the deceased were
found. Previous to the tragedy, Mrs
Johnson had called upon her neighbor,
Mrs. Loo, and appeared. &c be in good
health and cheerful spirits. Captain
johnson states that she had onoe told
him that che had on previous occasion
attempted to take her own life, and that
on several occasions she had talked and
acted as if she was little "aighty." !"
Ihe deceased was native of Sweden,
but had lived in this country for twenty.
two years. At the time Of her death.
she was 6fty-three years old.
lCharleston Neps.
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GRANT ON THE W1Na.-You wouldn't
think II, to look at him, but President
Grant is the most restless man in the
country. He is always on the move.
There Is only one place he can stick to,
and that is the Presidency. But you can
never find him anywhere. To-day he is
at Washington. tomorrow in Now York,
the next in Philadelphia, the next at
Long Branch, then back at Washington,
etc. In word, now you see him, and
now you don't.-Graphic.