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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-23

The Indians have made another foray
in Texas. A considerable quantity OF
property and stock was carried off, and
several persons we're murdered. In let
ter to the San Antonio Herald, Mr.. J. p.
Rodriguez, who was an Indian guide for
tho United States Government for eleven
years, and resides in Baudera County,
says: The only cure for this state OF
affairs is to call opt regiment OF Texas
rangers. to operate along the frontier be-
tween Red River and the Rio Grande.
That camps should be formed every
twenty miles, and the entire distance
patrolled every day; communication to
be kept up day and night. He thinks
that bysthis means, even if the Indians
did get in, they will not be able to get
out. He stated that tho settlers in the
beautiful valleys Of the Hondo and Seco,
twenty-five miles distant, have been
driven in, and that if something is not
speedily done, tho whole of that part OF
the frontier settlements will be forced to
fall back upon San Antonio.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-23

DEATH or A PROMINENT CITIZEN. On
Wednesday last. the remains of the
Hon. James A. Nisbit, of Macon, were
followed to tho grave by large con-
course of mourning friends. Not the
community of Macon alone, but the
State of George lost in the death of this
talented, useful and virtuous citizen, q
man Of bright mind. energetic character,
and unhagging public spirit.
Some Canadians have purchased 900
acres of land in Guilford County, N. o. i,
nnd will settle therc.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-23

TIE WAY TO WEALrH.-If there is
anything needed, says the Columbus
(Ga.) San, to convince the skeptical that
cotton manufacturing in the South is
gold mine for those engaged in it, the
report of the Eagle and Phmnix Compa-
ny, of that city, at the annual meeting of
stockholders, will be sufficient. The re-
port states that the net earnings Of profit
of the company for the past year amount
to S18l .4060l. The undivided profits
of tho company amount to $297, ,766 %,
or twenty-four per cent. of the capital
stock. According to this statement, tho
stockholders. when the profits are finally
divided, will have received back almost
their entire investment. It is o wonder
full record. and ought to stimulate the
rapid growth of similar enterprises
everywhere in the South.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-23

MAIL LARRANaEMENTs.- Northern
mail opens $50 A. NJ. and 800 P. NJ. F;
closes p. NJ. and 11.0O A. NJ. Charles
ton day mail opens 6.15 p. NJ; closes
a. NJ; night opens TOO A. NJ. closes
6.15 P. III. Greenville opens Gas T. nj.
CLOSES 6 A. M. Western opens $50 A.
NJ. and 1890 P. NJ. closes and l P. Al.
Wilmington opens $50 +. NJ: closes
1890 A. NJ. On Sunday tho Office is
open from 3 to 4 P. Nj.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-23

DEATH OF VENERABLE Cun1sr1Al
LADY. Mrs. A. A. Talley, the life-lon,
companion OF Rev. Nicholas Talley, ha
at last been called hence and TRANSLATED
to that other sphere for which she ha
long been ready. Mrs. Talley's persona
disin:erestedness, her social charms I'M,
Christian graces have been known an,
appreciated in this community for NOR
than two generations, and many on,
deep are the regrets at her demise, al
though occurring in the order of mature
and after life filled with good deed
and gentle charities. Few reach tn
married life she did. Her golden wed
ding was celebrated about two year
since. The sympathies of the member
of the charch which sho has long IN,
faithfully served, and of the entire com
munity, are With the aged and devoted
husband in his trying gricf and irrepa
rable loss.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-23

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doer, and let him be brought. to tag for
it, Secondly, the uniustifiable proceed
ings of the Superintendent of the Peni-
tentiary, in hypotheoating State war
rants to the amount OF $50. 900 to secure
half OF that amount in hand, and allow.
ing three warrants of IS, 900 each to get
from under his control. Under the ACT
which provides for the .governmen ent of
the penitentiary, the Superintendent is
himself @'to receive and pay out all
moneys granted by the General Assem-
bly," He is not authorized to draw
funds through Scott, Solomon, Water
man or any one else, by an arrangement
for their benefit. Something might be
said in extenuation of his conduct, of
the stringency of his condition, 60; but
the evil consequences show the wrong
and impolicy Of resorting to such shifts.
What are We to think of the conduct of
Scott, then the Governor OF the State?
He made merit, at the time, Of having
come to the aid of the distressed public
institutions. But We fnd by this record
that he was willing and ready to turn q
penny ut the expense of his "beloved
State" He not only charged moro than
one and half per cent. interest O m month,
but has actually made way with the col
laterals, as if they were his private pro-
perty. Does he, can he, think that such
sharp practice will pass unchallenged2
A man who is 30 morally obtuse, 30 in
grainedly dishonest, as to try to take
advantage OF the distressed pecuniary
condition OF the State which he pro-
fessed to love so ardently, and Of which
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-23

there Is still something to be learned.
The following regulations for the
observance OF Lent have been issued by
the Most Rev. Archbishop. of BalH-
more, through his Secretary, Rev. Thos.
Lee:
CAN tho faithful who hnve completed
their twenty.frst year are, unless legiti-
mately dispensed, bound to observe the
fast, md arc to make only ono meal q
day, except on Sundays. The meal al-
lowed on fast days is not to be taken
until about noon, and at that meal, if
on that day permission should be grant
ed for eating flesh, both fish and flesh
are not to be used at the same time,
even by the way OF seasoning. A small
refreshment will be allowed In the even
ing, and the practice Of the most regu-
lar Christian is never to let it exceed
tho fourth part OF on ordinary meal.
The food allowed at refreshment is
bread, butter, cheese, fruits, salads,
vegetables and fish; milk and eggs be.
ing prohibited. In tho morning, tea.
cotfoe or thin chocolate may be used,
Hogs lard, instead of butter, may be
used in the preparation of fish. yege-
tables, &c. Persons under age, the
sick. nursing women, those who are
obliged to do hard labor, and all who,
through weakness, cannot fast without
great prejudice to their health, are e1-
empted from tho obligation of fasting.
BY dispensation, tho use of fesh meat
Will be allowed ut any time on Sundays,
and once q day on Mondays, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, with the ex-
ception Of Holy Thursday and the SO.
cond and last Saturdays in Lent. Per-
sons dispensed on account of age or hard
labor are not bound by the instructions
of using meat ut only one meal Oh days
on which its use ia granted by lispensa-
ton. All others are permitted to use
meat only at one meal"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-06-20
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-06-20
Innocence ntld Quit.

\ painter onec vanicl i picture a
innocence md drew tho likrncsa IL
child " prayer. Tie l,,tle surplirant
vas knreling Lcsl,le hi nothcr tho
palms II liS upifirl hands wore rover.
entl, pressed together, hls rusy chuck
spoke IT health. aud his mild hluc cyc
.as aI'arned with thu expression of
devotion and Ieaee. The portrai, Of
yoeng rupert M mael, rrixcd by tho
painter, vha hung il NJ On tho study
wall and called II alnnaeenec. Years
passed away, and ll,e ar,is, became mn
nll man, Still the picture hung thcrc
liz had nilen thought II painting q
coun,eraar'--she picture IT "Guilt'
hut had ~, found the opportunity.
n lat he effected lis purpose hy ray-
Inc 4 wi, = = neighLoring jail. On
thc. damp Ilanr II hi. cell Ia, 4 wretch.
Cd eulrr. namei Randall, heavily
ironel. Wasted was his body aud hol-
low was his eye ,er Was visible In
his face, The painter succeeded al.
miralls, and the portrait II young
Rupel. and Ranlall were hung sidc by
side. for Innocence and Guilt. !"
liut who aas .s.ans l.arert aud who
was young l.anlalls Alas' tho two
were one. ull Ianlall was young
hnpcr, lei as,ras bs bad eompan nions.
aud ending his liie In tho damp and
shameful dungeon
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avaf liir ~ the S#sing Il. intending III
nsi, eroa A, \ n, aaa ut vi,
w,al ahead. when Ilrsts. ny l,a,lt
daughter, ase years Old. gave 4 pull i,
vi, elbow. and saia Mamma.
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,lia no, l,pel aside from m, work. into
her sWec, little face. nor speak in n,
loving ,ones as usual. for tie ini.rrap
ton sss not who'll, agreeable.
Cant have m, wax doll, nam.
ma I"
Now this wax doh was treasured
present from granlmpther. higal,
rrirci ani carefully treated ls lle,,s !,
AMI after l~ing tcnaerly nar~cl \, hrr.
dressed and undrcesel. on rare ocea-
Sims. laid away under lock and key In
one u my bureau drawers,
"No. to-day" was my answer,
'Why not to-day. mamma -
Sure enough. VIII, no, today Tha,
was just the question. Was |. because
llctty might inarc the doll NJ,
tha, was not the reason; for she was u
careful little girl Tho .ruo reason was,
| did no, wish to leave my work and
losc fyc minutes time In roinr up.s,air,
"a ,Lc hnrcau Just this and M more,
Hut, what rcply was made 10 lle,,y |
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aver make
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Ia a,m Ri,ht !. wran, / mn.t i,
consistent /. that il. have N, own Nil
IL ,Lc ca.e. And a. / was tho strsnre,
of ,hc two II course my will decide,
,bc nn..t,on h.,w.en n.
Poor llr,,y she knew sone,hin.
of II. hard decision of character, an,
retired from tho contest, A.f t,rne,
-, ,ye. from her f,r, i, my work.
carried il ny mind thu imav, Il L,,
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was busy nj my work anl enull M,
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moro c.useouonco ,han sowing se,,. j
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Aud then, had nut said that Doll,
was MT 10 make her appearance t.
,lays Was | IL break my worly No
must 10 a consistent mo,ler. II *
rcc,cd u govern my children Alright,
|, was very s.ill In tho room fo
,hc next ,cn minutes. Only i Abb d
,wo broke tho silence. i, Ars., N lIett,
checked down ler ,llsapnolntmeut Sh,
had crcp, Into tbe great arn.ehair, nh,
was sitting there idle mud silent. AZ
ter while ! turned purity around
and glanced toward her aleal,hils, liz
how was contracted, her lips rars !
out slightly, and over her whole fac
was shade u aaharpiness.
why don't you get your ehia
DOLLY said |. rather coldly.
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ny little lady, 1 returned and tool
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SAYS the rsalnls., lilo maketh my
( ii like hial's feet 4 negro prcach-
or rcal Il hons feet. !" and proceeded
to pa, "la. hen In the henroost.
Wien |, fall a.lerp ,ivltcns IL grip
sos MT u fall ~ And lats how
true faith, N, hrelren, lplAs On y tho
rurk y
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-06-20

A Western parrr, In 4 rostal-carl
prospectus. states that .bcsilcs its
literary cSrellcnee.. the makes tho
best imrrumr,u hustle II M, papcr In
tho lani. NJ, excepting eyen l,eschcr's
Christian l'nion. 1, ldar.. i,sc.f 20
circumstances. and sticks out juse
right"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-06-20

The sol III Northwestern Iowa froso
to ,hs depth II aiS feet. Tho potato
hns-.uh. where Nas hcs liz was Scycn
irr, down, anl ii noW coming out. gay
and lively.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-06-20
JERsEY crock.

The uGdcrrignri owns thc Jersey HULL.
brought u this c.unsry Nv Nrv ChapA.an.
and viii keep him W Lix stable III trrscp.
tor tho nsr ~ parties WIN wish ~ impross
fhcir stock . IN hi. services. $3.50 will b.
charged. lIe wa- sired ~ shr fun hlooln'l
jersey hull Mslu. imported ~ rhilalel.
plin. mud frnm Il full hlanisl Jersey COW
trssoo, April :th. 1879,
MuitDLN sTNOTllEN.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-06-20

The New York Tribune having hid
mp a. an example 10 the Aneiisan
w"mcn whn are visiting Europe the
lads Ut charentc who hired on, as II
servant one year sending her entire
wages to the National Treasury 10 help
pay thu German Indemnity, the Sew
iorl. World calls attention to the fact
that the average contributions II the
American Women since tho war far .N-
ecea those II the lady u Charcutc, l,
takes the case uf tho annual cNlcu,ii-
,arc u u scryan,-girl IL New York, \,
fnlluMs:
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-06-20

Thu Maean Telegraph gives this
awning post conversations; "Ncl',
Jim. tho world owes no living, ~, ]
how. 10 which Jim replied: "Wol'.
George, perhaps Il does; but In b.
d---d II you amt too lazy % collee.
III
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CAMtlkLD MIMI
JWntlcO o. the Peace aud col
lectinx agent. Will attend 10 collections
and pAy taxes for non.rcsiLunts Ia any part
Fillmore county. Minn.
Refers by permission 10 lion. Reuben
Wells, Preston, MtnM.
Peter velic, Lime springs station, Iowa.
j. n Eastan, naMkcr, bccorah, Iowa,
q. h. Thurhcr, Crrsco svwa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-06-20

Snmr paper having stated that Cyrus
Mccormack. tie inventor of thu cele-
hra.al realer, was tho farmers
heneiartur. the Boston Glohc retorts
that in his remnrsclcss xcal to help thu
poor farmer. hc really torgcts himself
AMI this il tho way hc does Il The
original rost of ono of his best nude
rearets. according 10 his own tes,ina.
~. i less than SaO. The retail price
II S.uo. The ,llcslin. maclino u
which he has 4 mo,,opol, costs lsss
than Slou. and SELLS ior S1on, Thu
bcnelaetor of tho agricultural rare h
his heallung xcal 10 benefit bis iclleW.
creatures should remember that liz
aMes a duty to his family a- well an'l
that common prudence would airtete
laying ap something tor n rnins Ia
We should think hc hasn't forget
profits Or prudence Republican.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-06-20


This tax of Sis ~ paid i, the
servant. girl since 1868 amounts IN tue
eigh, Years to $1,000. while the con.
trihutinn Ut tho woman of charente
was S6o, What il paid By this one
girl il rai'l BY all the other women et
the country, according q their cSrcn.
.li,ure. lnler tho French Inv. the
Stu III tho woman III charentr went
into tho Treasury; while. un'lcr cur
law. IL the Sll5dO pail hy each
American woman, only SIN was paia
into the National Treasury. .--thc r..
uainaer heiug paid over - swell the
Profits ot the manufacturers, Chicago
Tribune.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-06-20
TOulN W. MAYNARD.
or ENCO 10 VA.
GLAXlEN AND PAINTER.

VIII attend 10 House. Sign, or Carriage
Painting nj short notice AMI reasonable
ratas ehop On tho south side of Market
street nearly opposite flcmMlngs lumber
oticc. liz proposes not 10 DO exccllcd In
amy branch uf the business either ~ 10 prlcc
style or speed VI work.
nsef May -, ises.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-06-20
JUST OPENED.
A
New Flour Z Feed Store,
lD.ls IAE lUK.V'ER,

Two doors South VI Times Office,
West side of Elm ~
where mAy at all times be found full
supply of
OMfS, (OrM, lOrM Meat,
Flour, AVID sNiN Feed,
With ample facilities 10 serve you. and
with 4 disposition 10 10 business On the
Live and l.. Live princlpic, l solicit your
patronage.
m. CLARK.
Dec. 10th 1871. H,f
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-06-20
NM. BALLARD,

Will Fepair siOsks and guarantee
satisfaction Every clock warranted 70 run
I'm lins, ar 40 las Bring along h"nr
defective eiucks t. his residence, ON High
street. west uf thr Webster House, anu ~
will ~, them right Charge reasonable