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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-03-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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10 PER CENT. NET,

THE IOWA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY will
invest money first class Real Estate 10 per cent.
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will guarantee the collection of ali loans made through
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write, before investing, or New ,rk and New Eng
land references, and u particulars SAMUEL EERRILL,
Oae Governor of Iowa. Pre- ident Address, JAMES
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1u1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-03-19

l.. B. SHERwIN.
P.S. Allow me to add that have been
subscriber to the FREEMAN every year but
two since it was first established, and | in
tend to continue the same relation until one
OF the other cease to exist LBS.
VIII done. Judge May you live till the
millennium dawn5 on earth and may all
your experiments result as successfully as this
last one. We did smile, not as the bibuloue
smile, but with a good hearty sincerity, that
sent the celebrating effects from crown tc
sole. We have sometimes dreamed that
when the Lord makes up his jewels he
selects as the brightest and choicest those
who have steadf4stly through lie ablded II
the atb of the FREEMAN, and never wrOngec
the printer out of dollars and dimes. In thai
coronet, Judge, your star shall be set.
The Trustees of the Vermont State Library
met at the residence OF Hon. E. P. Walton
On Monday evening, and elected Hon
Charles II. Heath, of Montpelier, resident
trustee, and Hiram A. Huse, Esq, of Mont
pelie~, Secretary and Librarian, to fill the
vacancies created by the death of Hon
Charles Reed. The Board also adopted the
following resolutions:
ResOlred, That 10 the death of the Hon
charles Reed, member and officer of tbi
Beard, we realize the loss of citizen WHIT
was faithful and honorable in every relation
OF life; of a public servant who by hi
knowledge, taste and sound judgment in thu
discharge of the particular duties devolveC
upon him by this Board, Las rendered in
valuable service to the State.
Resolred, That the Secretary be directe'
10 enter this resolution in the records of til
BOARD, as testimony OF our high apprecia
ton Of the character and services OF on
tate associate. and to transmit copy of tn
same to the family Of the deceased.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-03-19
Write for Large Illustrated Price List. address,

Breech Loading srot Guns, $40 te $500 Double Shot
Guns, IS TO $50. Single Guns, SO to 500 Riffs, S.
to IS. Revolv.rs, So TO s25. Pistols, 81 TO IS Gun
Material, Fishing Tackle. Large discount 10 Dealer,
or Club. Army Guns Rsvovsrs, &C.. bought ira
ded tor. Goods sent by express C. o. D. TO be sxamin-
ed before paid for. FHl2wi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-03-19
Vermont news.
ADDISON COUNTY.

What is the world coming to? A young
lady left Vergennes, for parts unknown, last
week, leaving unpaid bills at several of the
stores, and her own grandmother mourner to
the tune of $50, or such matter If this
ism preparatory fitness for the right of
suffrage, Will Dr. Lord tell us what is?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-03-19
Farm for sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER will sell his farm in West
i Woodbury., consisting of Us acres of land, with
farm buildings thereon. About 80 of sa d and
well md heavily limb red, and is with 81 miles OF
the LamoiIIe Valley Railroad. rare chance for any
wishing {, engage in wood and lumber bust ness
A part Of the purchase money remain on mortgage
if desir. d
HORACE HALL
West Woodbury., March 9Th, 1873 Fllw3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-03-19
Liberation Notice.

THIS certifes that have given my son, VIM E.
i Davenport, his time during his minority. | shall
claim none of his earnings pay any debts of his
contracting after this date.
WIN. w. DAVENPORT.
Mortified, March 18th, 1873. Fllw3s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-03-19
RUTLAND COUNTY.

The blast furnace at Pittsford is manufac
turing about nine tons of iron per day.
PittsfOrd has voted to erect a monument
to the mem DRY of Caleb Houghton, killed by
the Indians near Fort Vengeance, July 18th
1850. 1t is expected to be dedicated with
appropriate ceremonies, on the Fourth OF
July.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-03-19
The immense sale, TO 600 IN ONE MONTH our
Livingstone Is y 1s Africa

is having, PROVES it above all others the book The
MASSES WANT 1t goes like NlLDFlRE. Oven
600 pages, only 81 so. More Agents Wanted.
NOTICE.-Be not deceived by misrepresentation
made palm off high priced inferior works but Sc I'd
for cirou and Pioof of statements and great
cess OF agents. Pocket Companion, worth $40
mailed free. HUBBARD BROS, Publishers, Phila
a nj Boston. IN 2w4
Write for Iarne IlIustratel Rrice List idIress
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-03-19

CHlIuTeu cry I0r Fltcnef CaSt0rla.-
substitute for Castor Oil. IL assimiIates the food
Wind Cole and causes natural sleep Ii does
contain morphine, pleasant to take never grpes
aadyuever fails. The best physic known.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-03-19

HON. hSAHEL PECK, Presiding Judge.
WIN. B. o oR nGrpkS' Assistant Judges.
NA. T. DILLINGHAM, States Attorney.
HORACE W. LYFORD, Sheriff.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-10
@emtraI @eretm.'

9as georudte Nortofou Ser a9t5ebn=
ten @eneral @eriammlung bes n9eut=
iben Momiid6 &atbolil6en Central 9er=
Gins" 1T nns 5u9egan9en. Diele Gene
ral @eridmmlung ,u,lrbe in sen eriten
Sa9en beg Mpnats Stunt bieies. Sa6res
5u. 9etroit, Mi@. .absebalteu. @ie in
fraberen Sabren 10 ,fno aud; oieies
Mal etne Nn5a6l ,1eue 1nterfiibuu9s
8ereine, ,,dtaii9 "a, Dem Central 0er=
cine bei9etreten. Gs ge66ren benz Cen
trail @ereine iebt $50 2ocal 8ereine nit
iber 40, 600 Mdnnern' an. -Gssilt oer
3wed beg Central 8ereips: @eseniet=
ti9e 9llfeleiituns i1 &ranfbeits= uno
9 Mrmutbsfduen> 70 tuie Gintreten fiir To-
t9olifde Sntere6en i'm Shine Der tatbo=
liIben Stride. Sn 8e3us aufben lebteren
3,ped bat Der 8erein bauptid6li9 1eine
$batisfeit alls9eoebnt auf ben S9ub Ser
Gintponberer unb auf bic gr5iebun9 ia
tbolii i@er 9ebrer in 6em Seminar 5u ct.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-10
Ser Wduberf6ni8
8tftpr emanuel.
(@ebi@t bon Sub. 20iuenitcin.)

Sic vgle,p Dorf ggorio" ent6dlt cine
Gorreiponoens aug @om bonn 6. Suni
Die tpie bier abbruden: ..sg
sd .sSS6 bin niM 51i6er, haBsber R0nie
@iftors emanuel III jeBi9er 3eitnt6t ber
unpopuldrite Mann unter allen &laGen
in &om il t.@in MIr6entrdser, ben i@ beu=
te lab, 1pra6 iiber ben &0nig sunb lagte:
.Wittor grnanuel Iagte Enor ei1i9er3eit
gum Nrin5eu Mleranber BON 9eNen: SIS
1T traurig, oaB i@ mid ni@t 0aran se<
tpDbnen tann$ in &on,s a,t ,uobnen. Sd
nebme es ionf ni6t 10 9enau. Sd babe
MIDI an Gloren3 sew6bnt nno es Sefdlt
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-10

uiten ba5u Qlnlas seseben bdtte. Dieie
Geforn1 perbreitete ff1 absr peribiebene
Counties BON RennI1lba1ien, SDio utlb
Netp=Dorf, aber lire 2ebrei, tper0en fur
Sic iallse,teine Munabn,e afs 5u itrense
9ebqlten.s$ szE .=:sa .%s. ;sr.= 5.5
SIN Sabre 1860 luuroe ibre 3abl ee=
Idiibt auf: @a s#sia>sl +. Il
1900 anbanger.
:. w, @* ..n. .(gortietuns fo1st,)
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-10

mir ii Geapsg s6isr aber biiNid6 imnet
un5ufrieoen. Diele groB Sc ln6 traurise
s@tabt erfdllt mid init Mibermillen,"" /"
'5eit brei Sabreu baben bic Gortl DRIFTS
bldtter fDrttudbreno Ben &6nig Der Sllr9t
angeflogt in @Dm ,5ll tpobnen unb Die
offici61en 8ldtter iinb ni6t mii6e; ;geporz
Ben Bortudnbe 1lno Gutl9uI6igunge,t 5ll
erfinben. Gines Der lebtereltv2a 9iberta",
bat, UNI ben &6ni9 nod. beler 5ll ent=
}6ulbi9en, i'm als: einen @erd@ter aller
religi6len @orurtbeile }oar9eiteut, llnb se=
iagt, oab ct BON eriten Sage, at, ent=
i6loifen .getpelen 1ei ben, uGeniuren,
Gycon1mltnifatipnelt, Benil Ienspprmiirfen
llnb anoeret peraltetea 9unpereien" 5rob
5u bieten. 0o, >es li9 ni6t paBtin Die
@epil lens9ebein1niiIe bes &6ni9s gu orin=
gen, 10 bei6rdnfe id mid 6arallf Die
Sbatla9e 5u be5eu9en, >bob li9 Der
&6ni9 in &om ,fronf, |ebr franf fiiblt.
Gs 9ibt in &om ni9ts, bos Dem 2eben
eines ebr9eisi9en Siir1ten 5ulasen t0nnte,
zines Siir1ten Der tpenig 2iebe fit bos
@tuoium ber Mnsele9enbeiten @ottes
bot. Ser ebr9ei5i9e 5Mann lit INNER
nit ieinem eisenen @liide bel6dfti9t uno
}9erat uber bic 2eiben oes 0olfes. .8if=
tor Gn,anuel belu9t niemals bic Sos=
pitdler, Werftdtten o0er Die MrmenDdu=
Ier. Ser 8erd9ter ber g(ngelegen6eiten
@ottes tbut ,1i9ts fir Die Grbaltuu9 oct
religi6i ien Monumente, @ittor emanuel
tiimn1ert ii9 11t9t nm Bic l1niper1itdten
unb le9t bic @r3iebung in Die 9ano ber
Seften; er ,piirbigt Bios bas @elinoel
oas felt orei Sabren &om perunebrt Bat.
gi6t 5ufrieoen bon1it, oaB er ale italierti=
19e Siiriten, feline Bertuanbten beraubt
bat uno in ibren 8etten 19ldft, berei9ert
'er au9 mod jeben' Sag feline Pripatbe=
1ib1t,,ser.' Gs 1T bies Mobe beicon1titu=
ti6uellen &6nisen. Da lie ni@t mebr
@dter iDres 8olfes linb, unb bos 8olt
lelbIt re9iert 10 folgt es l1atiirli@, bob
Die &0nige mebr fir lire Pripatangele=
genbeiten unb fiir bic, 3utunf It iDrer ei9e=
men Gomilien iorgen. Dian la9t, bab
Die Gipiuiite @iftor Gnanuels 6ur9 bic
1e @uterDerfneDrun9 gum Setra9e D0n
bier Mtuionen oerl9uloet lei. Gs mag
bieles Diellei6t fall6 ooer eine italieni=
16e l1ebertretbung 1ein. 9teIe @iteran=
tdufe ge19eben ale in Der r6tnil l6en
@ampa9na, 10 bab man ia5t, iuenn es
Dem &6nt9e in &om ni6t 9efaue, tuo rum
fauft ct bort Ganb, 96rfer uno paldite2
@ebeimntB! j. .a: ,.a..@. @.s.G g.: I~.5'
Sd iaste ettuas 51tr @ertbeioi9lln9
oes &6nigs, aber es niibte ni9ts. Ser
Mann, Der nit mir ipra9, iagte, oab
@iftor emanuel iein eisenes &0nisrei@
untermintrt babe; uno baB bel 1einem
Sobe, ber Deqei9t Dolb' eittteten t0nne,
mir eine l1mpdl5un9 1eben iuiroen, mo-
our6 5uerit bie &epublif erflart uno
barauf bic uripriin9li6en italienii den
@taaten toieber bergeiteQt piroen."
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-10
q; sl,iD.

,.,...s......... 80. z
Sroneis, 8is. SCI SCI 0eneralper=
iaihmlung tunr6e aud bic grri6tun9
elmer .allsemeinen Central Gebensper=
|f6erung bonn ST sSofepbs 8ereii BON
&o6eHer ,beantraet. Gs ,ualr6e iiber
lbieien 8orI6lag bebattirt iebo9 ,pur0e
oerIelbe ,19liebli6 pertporfe1,. Gs tpiro
in elmer anoeren &eneral 8er1ammluns
bieier, Yoridlag tuabr16einli1 tpieber BON
Neuem eingebra9t tper6en. l1ns f1eint,
ooB cine 9esen1eiti9e 2ebensper=.
[li9erung, tpobei bie Gin5ablungen uitbt
srob iinb, lei6t unb nit erobem Dpr=
tbeil 1lnter ben &c, ,O008 ereinsmit9liebern
oes Central Nereins eingeri6tet ,perben
fDnnte.- ,..g - ,>... ,.4,.. ,,,.
Sc ,puroe bei ber @enera1 @erlamm=
lung 9err $. Spaunborit BON 81.
Souls gum Prd] ]ioenten t,n6 Serr Boul
Sizes sum- erfen 8icepraii0et,ten ertudbIt.
Inter ben 8iceprd1ibenten fit Die eir5el=
men 5taater ,uurbe fir ben, Staat 0bio
9err Menbelin Saile ppl, Columbus er=
tpdblt. ,z.. ~. ~ -. ..,.4.
Mlss ale @eI9alte ber General Ser
lamtalung been6et tpare,1, bielt Der Bra=
libent Sic S9luBrebe, aug ,tpel9er mir
folgen6e Steue bier, ab6ruden: uWir
leben in elmer 3eit, tpp bic Musiibun9 Der
wabren Solerqn5 gu ben Seltenbeiten
9ebDrt. Mllftlaruns 1lnb Gprtl9ritt itno
freili9 bic @9lagipDrter, bic un1ere Wi=
BERT Io9er imn1er I'M Munoe fibren, UNI
oas befan9ene Bolf gu fbbern. g.
| lino oas 19Dne 9lusoriide uno be0en=
|tun9spolle Morte. 9lber un1ere mooer=
men Weltbe9liider tl1iBbrau@en lie mad,
ibrem beliebten @runoIabe ,~9er 3tped
beilist Die Mittel." Qlufsetldrt lit bel
ibnen nur 9erjenise> ser lire Sbeen aui=
nimmt uno I'D fiir.ibre 2ebren empfdn9=
li9 5eist> Sic 2eugnuns bes 9aIeinS
@ottes, Die 8ebauptun9> 6ab BET MenIh
oom MHen famine, 0as ;Sgnoriren uno
8era9ten ie6er 9lutoritdt, Sic oes 3udt=
baul les Qus8enommen, - iuem bie1e Wui=
tlaran9stbeorien in ben @6dbel &C.
ittegen iinb, uno tuer. ba3u ieiu @etpiiIsn
our9 unlittli9es, tpitltes 9eben nno
0ur@ 8efrieotgung bet @enuBI BIu9t toot=
gel3lagen, Der bat iein Gramen beitan=
ben. Gr 1T 5iinftie un1 elm brau9bars*
@ubject fit @eieu]9aften, benen er
|blinolings ben GID oes @ebeimbalten:
Iuno beg @eborI Jams I@uDrt, ebe er tueiE.
mas i6m attpertraut ober befoblen miro
Inter ben @er0ienlten bes Gentral=8sr=
eins iit tuobl -ni6t oas serinsite, baB er
beretts un5dblige, bon Dem @intrttt in
gebeime @efeul6aft ab9ebalten. l1n1srt
8erbanolhngen ]ino bTentli9, ultb tua:
mir lagen un6 unternebn,en, braud,t
tpabrlt6 ni9t bas 2i@t 5n f9euen. Wis
n1an9er fnief9pa@e &atbolif, Der font
ben @ebeimbiinolern in Die 5dnbe 9ef
len ,edre> bat es Dem @entral=Wereir q.
oanten, oab ct oem @lauben Ieiner 90
ter ni3t untreu getuor6en." @"
I
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-10

e
Die Sb,tke,t9el+ t>
(@ebi@t bon Stub. 26iuenltcin.)
9}un lab' Dir er5ablen mein liebes
Sinh, Il f}5
@ie l66n bic .guten Gngel 1ino!
@ie 1nb 10 ben BON Mn9eli9t, "
@ie Gro' ut1b 9imnael i'm Srublings=
w &. '~>& 'sli6t;
sic babe1t Mugen gar blau un6 flar,
l1nb epise 8lumen i'm golbisen 9aar,
l1nb lire ral9en Slii9elein--5r
Die fno BON 1il6ernem MonoenI9ein.
Sci Sag unb 9fa6t
@3weben oie@Gn9lein it 1ol9erP Pra9t.
Mun laB' Dir ersdblen, mein liebes
-: &inb,
Wie bic Gnslein fliegen leis uno limb!
@o Ieis als S6nee bonn 9immel fdQt,
go leis als bet Mono 5iebt iiber bic
e i. Melt. " '-,::.
60 leis als Der. &ein aus ber @rbe
1prieBt,
60 leis als Ser %:t:a Suit our4 Die eafte
So leis als .pom&aume tpe6t ein8latt.
go leis ols bas 2i9t iiber 2an6 un0
49,: ~ :9tabt i's.Hu j.
,s, 60 LET'S unb limb -.
Sliegen bic @n9lein, mein liebes &inb!
Stun laB' sir eradblen, mein liebes
@o5u bic suten @nsel linb! T.
$50 Elm Mr1ler betet in 1einer NotD,
9a brtnsen tie in bas 9aus ibmBrob;
$50 bein fronten. &in6e Die Neutter
" - tpa9t, II. - .... 4
Da 'ne6men bes &inbIeins lie in M9t,
l1no mo- ip p..@efabren. Elm &inolein
" {9tpebt.
$50. Semanb toeinet, Semano bebt,
. .u.4, 9abin 9ei9wino ...
@e6en Die Gnglein mein liebes &inb!
l1u6 tpiGlt ou> 11ein &inb, oie Gng=
- lett1 5eb'n;
Das fann auf oers sGroe tpobl ni9t 9e=
~ +, - >l9eb'n;l E s..,.~..
SOD ,uenn 6u bier 1ebeit fromm u,o
n u + II rein, ii -
sMirb 1tets Elm @9ubengelum bid 1ein,
l1nb luenu lid oereinit bein 4use
~Ff sa bri9t - i Esf
9u ni9t mehr erpo6'it 3ltnt Soges=
4 49,. .s,r, liht, $. ..e.s
0annSmirt bu ibn l@uuen: er ,ointt
.",@ @'1a@ Dir itiQ, @ta -s4..s. T.,
Dann fol9' ibn,, tpobin ct 6i3 fiibren
i ,fs. SIN 9immels1@ein
@irt gu oann .lelbit tuie Elm @nsel
.a8, ~ lein! .a=s- ~
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-10
statifiid)e g(nqabe,,,

=
Wir babel1 III ben friberen 9lummern
unleres Bfattes Die itatifti}6en .Mngaben
iber aQe Geligioneni III SET gonaen Welt
gcbradt; ,uir tuollel, uns jebt ali unIerem
ei9enen 2anoe ,uenoel1 un6 bie,s@tatiftit
bes Proteitantis1nus in ben 8ereini9ten|
@taaten uniere,1 2elern norfubre1.
Inter oen1,Mussrud g OF 1ta n is=
IN us peroen ale Rerlonen begriffen,
Die irgenO elmer &eli9ionsgen1ein19aft,
religiolsn. @efte o0er Stride in bieletn
9anoe an9eD0ren, init Musnabtne Der
SSotbolifen, Suben ,lnO GDinefen 9ie
3abl Der Seften ii, Ben Ser. :@taaten lit
10 groB, oaB es ni9t nldgli6 lit genau in
bas Gin5elne je6er ein5elnen @efte ein=
5useben. ltuler fleines Yomerop gibt
uns ia i&5n ein 8tlo; BON bem gonsen
2aube, pa es bier in unlerer @tabt ni9t
tueniger als: 18, fir9li6e 8erIammlungs=
Ddu|er NIT et,pa 70 &eligionen gibt uno
auB Beroem ei'1- bebeltenber ,Sbeil un1erer
Wtltbllr9er gang uno gang feline &eligi=
OH befennt. 49, -
II Ser Name Qutberoner ,Durbe
Der dltel item prote itantil 6en Relisionsse=
n1einId)aft 9egeben uno be5ei3nete Die
slnbdn9er Der 2ebre. Martin 9utbers.
Gin She'll bieler 2,:tberaner in Mmerifa
fat in neuer 3eit Ben Namen sedn6ert
uno nennt li9: vgpanselil&=lutberii@
&ir9e."
9te 3abl ser Mnban9er bieIer &eli=
gionssemeini9oft in ben Ser. ct. be-
trls na9 ibrer eigenen Nngabe in1SoD=
re 1870: 49,.
2.2ll Yrebiser 1851 air9en; ae2 ,721
Mit9lieoer,
p Oie beut19en q e t . rm rten
cr19ienen fur5 na6 ben 2utberanern im
bcut19en Sbeile ber @9mei5 uno nab=
men ibren Mnfang aug Dem 9treit 5,pi=
16en 3miuglt unb 2utber iber bieGtei=
11ung ber WOrte: u9ies 1T mein 2cib;
bies lit 111ein Blut.9 ... ..:-...:
9ie 3aD1 ser &eforlllirten in ben Ser.
ct. betrug I'M Sabre 1869:
52l Pre6iser; 1T $40 Mitglieber.
- Die u8ereini9ten 8rii Der
in s bri1to o" jinb sic 6ru6t eirer u&e=
formation" unter beu bert19en &efor=
mirten, cine @rt metbooilti16er Mus=
lpu9s. .#.,.. .......,.,l
Sbre 3qbl iii ben Ser. ct. betrus i'm
Sabre 1868: .....s< '.... = - ~
S64@reoiser; 1868 @emeinoen; 1o9, ,122
Mitglieber. ..@ .....,
~ Sic uM pian,er" ober per
ein;9ten Briiber" lino per19ieoen BON Der
porDer9eDenben &elisionsge1neini9
@!e naDn,en ibren urIprung i'll Sber=
GllaB pm Dem @rafeu 3in5enborf. = =.
Sbre 3abl in ben Ser. ct. betr,lg i'm
Sabre 1868: o. ": r.,
6>768 Mitglieoer. <<.s....
s. Sic so 4dnbi1)e Ref or=
I'll IT. t Sir DE" d,1berte bic ien Namen
im Sabre 1867 in v&ef or nj irte 6 ir=
DE; n Mmerifa." @te + 1tan1nt aug
9ollan6. (
9ie 3abl Der Mnbdnger bieIer &elisis
onsseiea@6aft III ben Ser. ct. tuurbe
i'm Sabre 1869 anseseben auf:
494 Yreoiger;; '464 Rir9en; 81 ,444 Mit=
9lieber. Il IN. -.
81 9ie rMennoniten" 6aben IT.
rem. Namen bon Menno @imon, oer i'm
Sabre 1895 in Trieslauo 9eboren murbe
un0 glei9aeittg nit Qutber lebte. 9ie
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CONCERT AND PIC MIC AT
COKESBURY.

We are indebted to the courtesy
sof. our townsman, w. w. Vance,
sEsq., who was present on the occa.
sion, for the following sketch o1
sthe entertainments
The Concert, which was post
sponed in consequence of the rain,
came off on Friday night last, and
was a decided success. The per-
3formances were highly creditable
ito the young ladies aud to their &C.
|compllshed teachers, The hall was
well filled with an attentive and
:appreciative audience, though the
attendance would have been larger
had the weather been more favora-
BILE. The concert was given by the
young ladies for the benefit of the
college, and we are glad to learn
that the proceeds amounted to
alb ut fifty dollars. On Saturday
morning gay and numerous pic:
mic party assembled at Mr.. God
holds spring, a beautiful place,
about one mile and a half from the
village. The day was fine, the din
|ner excellent, and the ladies beuu.
itiful and attractive, so of course ev-
|erything passed of as merry as a
marriage bell. To crown the
pleasures of the day, the party, late
lin the afternoon, adjourned to the
Village and saw fine game of
Base Ball played by the Cokesbury
Base Ball Club. :.
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W. B. CAsoN's VARIETY Cash
STORE AT NINETY-S1x.-See the ad-
vertisement in. another column.
Mr.. G. is an enterprising and liber,
al merchant, who keeps always the
best goods in his line, and sells low.
He can make it to the interest of
the public to patronize him. Call
and examine his stock, and you
will find doubtless ssmething to
please both in price and quality.
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SUPREME CoURT.-The following
appeal cases from Abbeville were
argued before the Supreme Cour
during the past week:
G. G. Waller, appellant, VS.. Jas
Cresswell. Mr.. Burt for appellant
Mr.. Cothraa for respondent. Thi!
case involves the validity Of invest
ment by guardians and trustees, O.
funds in Confederate securities.
G. A. Visanska VS.. w. K: Brad
ley. Submitted on printed brie:
and argument. Messrs. Perrin &
Cothran for appellants, and MIR
Thomson for respondents,
Ella Donald ct al. VS.. the Pied.
mont and Arlington Life Insurance
Company, Mr.. Cothrau for appel.
lants and MIR. Reed for respondents,
MIR. Cothran inreply
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SAD AccIDENT.-We regret to
state that Mr.. John Coumbe, a
we'll known mason of this vicinity,
on yesterday afternoon, whilst ex'
aiming the unfinished roof of Goth.
ran & Wilson's new store, accident.
ally fell through the joists of the
roof upon those of the second
story, receiving very serious, if not
fatal injuries. DR.. Yates was i'm
mediately called in and rendered
prompt aid, but he is still uncon'
scious and is in a critical dondi.
ton.
DR.. Rhett was soon after called
upon consultation, and both ply
sicians are giving every possible
aid.
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CARpENTER1NG, GIN REPAIRING,
&c.-We direct attention to the
card of Mr.. D. B. Smith, who is so
we'll known in our community as a
carpenter and builder and who has
had a business experience of five
years in the cotton gin mandatory
of Enright & Smith. Mr.. Smith is
a trustworthy workman of approx.
ed skill and long experience, and
guarantees satisfaction in all depart
ments of his business. Our plant
ers wanting their gins repaired
could not send them to more re-
liable man. Send them early il
the season.
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The MoDoo WAR.-Our troops
have again received severe drub'
bing from the crafty Modocks, suf
fering a loss Of some sixteen killed.
A dispatch from scofeld to sher-
man states:
Major Green, commanding on
the west side of the lava beds, or.
dered Captain Thomas with seven
ty soldiers and fourteen Warm
Spring Indians to reconnoitre four
miles from camp, The party
reached the designated point and
were resting. No Indians had
been seen; but suddenly the party
were fired upon. Part of the COM
mand panicked, and all organiza-
ton in a great measure ceased.
The straggIers reached camp at
},alf.past one P. NJ. Green went
to the assistance of Thomas, and
found Thomas command entirely
disoreanizcd and scattered. The
details fully confirm the casualties.
All the officers and part of the
men remained together. and fought
like heroes, but the Indians had
secured all advantageous position
before they were discovered. The
remains Of the officers were sent
to Yrcka. The bodies of four
warriors were found near the scene,
The Indians occupy the rocks four
miles below their old position. It
will be impossible to surround
them with the force here and en-
route. The report is signed by
Gillem, .
Sherman telegraphed to Grant
and Belknap for advice, who in re-
plv refer all matters to the discre-
ton Of Scofeld,
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THE INTEREST ON THE BoNDs.-
The Hon. Armistead Burt, who,
with Messrs. NJ. G. Butler and A.
B. DeSaussure, has been retained
as counsel by the taxpayers Of
Columbia, left for that city on yes,
terday, to hold consultation with
the above named gentlemen and
Messrs. Memminger and Porter,
who have been retained by the tax
payers Of Charleston The interests
Of the people of the State could
not be placed in safer hands, =.
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Special N0tice.

NIOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
lN that, in accordance with the re-
duirements of the law of Congress, au-
,thorizing the appointment of Cadets to
the w est Point Academy of the United
States by each Representative in Con-
gress: That, as Congressman at Large,
for the State of South Carolina, I here
by notify allwho may desire to be ex-
amined and apply for the appointment,
TO appear in the city of Columbia on the
18th of May, and be examined by the
Board appointed for that purpose. The
board to consist of Associate Justice J.
J. Wright, Hon. F. L. Cardozo, and DR..
Talley, on whose recommendation the
appointment will be made. Applicants
will pass thorough examination insall
the common and more advanced studies,
and must be of perfect physical health.
The appointee must be at West Point by
the 25th Of May, prepared to. be exam
ined there.
r. II. CAIN,
Congressman at Large
Nav 7, 1872-1t 10