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The sun., 1873-05-20

The late artillery trials ,n Prussia have
shown marked in,rs"'oment In the PrIsSian
guns since lSJS. In that year the iron targets
60, AID only no penetrated when their thickness
an inch less Uian the calibrc ~ the guns
which were 1rcd u them; that IA, a ninc-lnch
gun could only pierce an eight-inch ;atc. Now.
however the ele,"n-inch cuG lends n sho,
through n twclyc-iucI ;.atr, and II is thought
that by -liZatly inrreisn, the charge a ton-inch
gun could do the same thing \ twelye-inch
gun f. In course uf construction which IL j. be-
heyed will penetrate plates - fourteen and
fifteen inches. The increased powcr r. attributed
to the improved system - manufacturing guns
with coils, which enables a greater charge 10 be
used without any danger II bursting the barrel,
The new infantry weapon has also proved most
seryiceablc. IL hres from seven 10 ten shots
minute. nnl surrasses in rapidlty Of lrc both
the Ch3ssepot AMI the new needle gun. Its
initial velocity, range, and precision are said g.
he eItr tordin1ry. Ii - not coil gun, and has
not the great weight which ia q disadvantage Of
coil guns. II ls con ltructcd m cu1thcr svstem,
but one by which the barrel IL made equally a.
strong a. that - the coil method.
The sun., 1873-05-20

It's doons 20 u girl equally qualified with u hoy.
and equally desirous to enter. IL Ia probable
that II the Social Science Association had the
control Of Harvard College the doors of that in
sthution would be opened to the girls forth
81,
The sun., 1873-05-20

Amnrement- To-Day.
rooth'. Theatre tH' r.s arl
GowtrJ Theatre -t4s, iau-s.
nrIant'- opota nOu'e rs,to ,L,t.is,t
Sestra' rarL Gardcn Comet
tirb ANonuc Theatre fe..,
Grnnd Opera Uousc N.ti. cf,'c.
hibIos Gardcn Au,s.
Oiy mpic Theatre iamriJ rumpY.
tteiswsy Hail Rut,n'ssi. M,tns,
Theatre tomiauc-stT rf9uf..
Tow Pastors 10. pfansNd' wlr. MsHa,.
Thirty fourth street Opera Housc NJ niu'ls
Terrace Garden tn ratre oy f'us.
yais. sausre Tbeatrc-Trou ff1s.
silsek's IN. slsus, iAr saliaE
a. Musesn T-ullpa Matle.
The sun., 1873-05-20

There were several sharp spats between j Ire
Davis and Nj. Boil, and each time ms L. Iut
sustained the witness, and declined To- p'IJl
Mr., BELL to attempt to lmI each his TESTIMONY !
show that he was not ho' oTahlS in his arN.n"
Mr. Train requ 'sttd permission t. quest Do n q
witness, but Judge Davis would not grant tho
request. The spectators saw tlaf no tim" Nas
10 he wasted, ard many said. "It's all ~ Nti
Train he'l he convicted sure John -i'y
NiChos,the coming dctators phutogrpht "iS
called Very little testimony was ell.i i'i
nothing moro, In fact, than that he wn- an I,'Il
for the sale Of the It1Iin LiJlc, dud "a" lr
Train give Mr.. Comstock copy, lhc JuNWtn
and Judge Davis were each supplied with '".Y
Of the publication and after they md Mr J 8 NJ
had read II to their heart content the ri-" N'9
closed for the prosecution. ihe de'en. W"
begin to-day
The sun., 1873-05-20

and equally desirous to enter IL Ia probable
that II the Social Science Association had the
control Of Harvard College the doors of that in
stitution would be opened 10 the girls forth
with.
Field Marshal Won MoLrKE, the most
distinguished Il the Pruss IN generals, has, In
letter written In October. 1872, but which has
Just been published for the first time, given
some interesting details ~ his earlier years. lie
was the third ~ seven sons ~ Lieutcn1nt-Gcne-
rd Won MOITKE ~ the Danish army Ills
mother was the daughter Of Councillor PAsCuES
of Hamburg. On the 2sth Of October, 1900, wbilo
his parents were on vislt at his unclc'a hovsc
at Parchim In Neclllenhurg, tho great strategist
was born. His uncle was aftcrward killed at the
head Of the Mecklcnbure corpr In the Russian
campaign of 1912 lIls parents moved 10 Lubcc,
where their house pillaged by the French.
Vos MoLrKE says his earliest memories are
thoee " Luboc, and that after long venrs OF alb
sence, notwithstanding great changes, he recog-
nized hla family house Of Schranyen. His father
bought an estate In liolstcin, but evil fortune
again followed thctn, and the house, with all its
contents, waa burned down. Won MoITKE.
with an older brother. was sent to the academy
for the land cadets az Copenhagen. At eighteen
he became aD officer In the Danish army, but az
there seemed 20 be but little opportuni for
Advancement In that service he concluded TO
enter the Prussian service. The colonel OF his
regiment, the Duke OF Holstein- Beck, father OF
the then King of Denmark, gave him some OK
oelent recommendations. on HE arrival in
Berlin lie passed his examination, and was ga
ze ted forthwith 20 the Eighth Regiment ~ the
Grcnadicr Body Guards, called the First nran-
denburg Regiment. This was the commence
mont " his succeasfui military career Won
MoITKE has written an account Of the Crit
mean war and some letter. from Turkey. and has
drawn and published maps of Cunstantlnopie,
" the Bosphorus, and Of the enviruns If Rome
The sun., 1873-05-20

Mayor HANcmoYer has "A couple of good cats
and l. very fond of thcm. Ivc heard II said
thnt they get on the paper sometimes when the
old m.uis writing, which accounts, | guess, FOL
hi- pcnmauship.
No truly great man ever dlslkel n cat, and vet
when vou come e. look at IL, they re the most
uugrattful animal ia the world. When they ru
Out "l their kttenhood they don't lay worth q
cent. You can throw all the spool- Of cotton on
tho floor that cotton mill can turn out and
they II take no more notice Of them than the,
would Of a rat. stil they're giving me n livin.
and : long ~ can make one out of them,
vote for their liberation"
The sun., 1873-05-20

90 both fine aud imprsonmept with costs.
There were large tracts ont West whore not a
drol Of liquor was sold. II had one defect the
arlaying OF one member ~ family against an
other. This law had been eugTafted on the
Maine and Ma sachusetts law, an1 we ought 10
have II here, and tho license system should Le
abandoned. legal authority In ohio SAYS thar
the Zines paid expenses and furnish revenue
t. the Government to boot. The whole liauur
tr.thc was thus outlawed.
the discipline Of ihe Methodist Epi .copul
Church put upurl the whole society "A nrohihi .
tion, The renting uf places for the sale Of
liquor or the signing or voting fIr II license
Vas forbidden, Tho utter destruction Of tlv
liquor traiiic WAS their object
Al the late charter election in HomnstcaG
they were beaten Oh prohibition by twenty votes.
\ liquor dealer there bought up a number ,,f
colored Noters. lie went with them 10 the bal-
lot boxes ana took their voting paI trs from
them and deposited them In the hox hiilself
ana nobody dared to sav that nc did wrong. In
ONO any one could arrest "A liquor Scllcr, hrlns
him to trial, aud on his conviction got al his cA-
penses back. Dr. Taylor wished they had that
law here. They had "A touch uf IL under the
Netrololitan law ~ $50. II was the goOth in
the law and the liquor men got II extracted
Dr. Taylor read extracts from the Prohibition
law IN the hands Of the Governor. Ii provided
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SiNtER Swine MACHINE q,
THE SINGER
l' S-'-{7 ~ ei'}'FsHstkf ~ gu&ts
MANUFACTURINGC CMPANY'S
- 4 J - TApis .i3lL Jxr.t,,s.s.-a 80 ,;}ogrr
MEN YlaHos
Family Sewing Machine.
THE SINGER
Sewing Machine Sales For 1871,

Sewing Machine Sales For 1871.
THE MAGNITUDE TO WHICH
l the Sewing Machine business has
grow is only surpassed by the rivalry
OF tire various competitors, few OF WHOM,
are unfamiliar with the varions artil
Giles resorted to for the commentator
and sale of the particular machine
sought to be sold. ''., ,.... .' w
IL the number If sales be any crit.
cism ofthe merits of the different ma.
chimes. it cannot be denied that the
Singer, owing to the popularity of
what is known, as our Neau Family ma
chine far surpasses all others. for we
sold in 1871 over .ftly-t,co thousand
more machines than arg ether compa-
ny, as shown by sW0ln returns OF the
companies, which returns are made
under the licenses granted them. BY tile
owners Of the sewing machine patents.
Annexed are the returns spoken off,
THE SINGER MFG co sold 1sl. $50 NJ chs
Wheeler g. Wilson Mfg Goa 12S.526o, Il,
Grover g. Baker S. NJ. Co... 5O.S38
Weed S. NJ. Co.....--.. 1866
Howe NJ. Co. Jan to July1 3,010
Wilcox & Gibbs S. NJ. Co.. 3o,I27 t5jg
Wilson NJ Co... 1885. 21l53 io
Amer B. II. o. & S. Nj. Co. 2O12l
Original Howe s. NJ. Co... 20.o5l "a1''s
Florence S! NJ. Co.. 15.947 }9.3
Gold Medals. NJ. Co.. 1859 agii.
Davis S NJ. Co.. ~ ~ II ,5tiS ti"ii'
Domestic S. NJ Co... 1887 s|r8
Finkle & Lyon Mfg Co... 1853 o..
Aetna S. NJ. Co 49,. 4.79O aza
Blees S. Nj. CO... 4.551 .a
Elliptic SIN. Co... 4,555 ii9
Empire S. NJ. Co. 9 Sos 49, ~,
Parham S M Co.. 1855. ,,.
Bartlam & F'antom Mtg Co 1904
BARTLETT S. NJ. Co-.....-.-- GA Ia.
j. G. Folsom -... $50 ..,
Mckay S. NJ. Association 2iS
G +. Thompson. 147
Union Button Hole NJ Co.. 3D.
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TO THEPUBLIC
ECLIPSE LIVERY STABLE!
NELS TAYLOR, PROPRIETOR
Clark's Old Stand, corner of Third and
Pei. I'd. De Soto Streets, "-
."-- ALEXANDRIA, LA
H. . sAs s.! z*F1 Q'

S!eS, I1dChs anu
harness are new. His carriage, buggy
and saddle horses can't DE beat in New
Orleans. Hacking done cheaper than
lit has ever been done2in this place.
He will feed by the day, week or
month at reasonable rates. The finest
of feed always on band. Mule pens
and wagon yard attached to the stable,
aud pure water that never fails. Call
ard see.
N. B.-Tbere will be fonnd always
on hand at the stable, a FIRsT-CLAss
ESADDLER, and all who desire Harness
and Saddlery neatly and cheaply re-
paired, on short notice, can have their
orslers-ti filled by leaving them at the
stable.
Feb. 7, 1S72-tf.
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TRUSTWORTHY ORGAN OF OPINION.

with candor, with steady devotion to
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special Knowledge for special themes, aud
with various and wlde-reacliing apprehen.
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women III their homes. their. market
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PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES.

vEVHE undersigned announces to the
4 public that he is now ready to sup
ply the wants of the community with the
new PATENT SELF-SEALING COMB
NATION CASE AND CASKET, a very
great Improvement over compositions gem
orally used. His arrangements are per-
feet and complete in that line, and the
public may rely on being supplied at all
times. His rates are reduced and the
cheapest in Rapides
.-aTy ~ PATRICK KELLY, a.
March II, '72-tf. Undertaken.
Nv, N. B. .".
MO ATTENTION GIVEN TO OR
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The Memorable Fire Of Chicago


Has given such an orpnrtnnity Of shaw.
inr-as if is mpch TO he hone1 nav
never, occur an.,n-how the citizens Is
HAT civ at least regard the d;ae,ent
machines claiming public attention.
1t is stated in the Report of the SPE.
CiAi. RELIEF COMMITTEE, as pub
l'sted ID the CiIcas" ll"nne, lMarch
9th., t''at the whole number ut Sewing
Maeh.nes TOR which orders have beeh
issued to the datee tins report 1924,
on which tie Committee have paid the
sum OF s'i.a3o @. ! ne numter .sl'p-
pied by each company IS as follows:
THE SINGER. ----.----.-,--....2i27
Wheeler & Wilson ------..---.,.,i23 5
Howe. 10y
Grover q Baker ...-. "A
Wilcox Il Gibbs. 30
Florence Observation-Disclosures. lS
Finkle g. Lyon 20
Blees.. II
Etna-----------------.-------
WILSON, ------..--------4 IS
western Enlp're-.-.-.-.-----.--.os2
Manhattan ....---.. .-...-.--.--
Davis. ---------.-..--------
Elliptic - 2
Gold Medal
American Button Ho'e---.
ne .apPilcahI IN every case mas des-
's."'eu ''e h''" VI '''ae'''ue ues.'eo'
a,n ". SUNS dr; ~ "o ",1 ,Sza
show The Singer machine to be by far
the most popular of all in the market,
the number So, s",d being ls' goo, ont ola
n ,",' T. ."near ~, a1S
CHICAGO Relief Committee. which nm.
| deltook 10 1ufiliSh ke" ing MacillDeRIO
persons needing them, supplied. 2427
Singer machines against 5l1 OF all 9TH
er h'nos; MS p'e!e't =. : lor .he sM-
.o,;nr;t'. n,d saa,ns ILL, -, 1's n,on
famed AGAINST an comneti,ionNiN4w
York SIM. US" -,
Which is the best machine. ia a point
on which different companies differ;
each, of course, thinks its oacn the best.
One may have advantages for Que kind
of work, and another for another. a But
if the point were to be decided by non
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The collection of so many small bills has
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muthM township, deceased.
Letters testamentary upon the estate of Geo.
Henry Huebner, decd, having been granted to
the undersigned by the Register for the probate
of Wills, &c, in and for the County of Monroe,
all persons indebted to said estate are reaues-
ted to make payment, and those having claims
or demands against the same, TO make them
known without delay, to ABEL STORM,
juno l2-6t. Executor
P.O. address-Rrodheadsville, Monroe Co. Pa.