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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-27
9cutIdhes ,alnGr3tlides Snifitut.

armeH=atiuit bon bis ubr Rorsens,
IN wr. ff4, 6anspers, swifdben Gonmap. unb
Rarreffr. Or. Bernbarh Mepsr (fubirte bic.
ssr 3abnarsneiiduIe) iiest 3dbne nerntttft retneu
sGd5aaies obns s1msr8cu aus. 9huhli6e @ebiHe
pom $4au $12. @otofaaunsan pon 81 iu %.
~" kRatl8,1S.O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-27
SSicbftae 0iacbrtbt !

Sd babe aae arten sebraubte Ndbmai6nen, pte
4. 9. gls,s'id,a, St.ser'ide, SoDe'ihs, empire,
acpTore Il. {. ie. 10 gu, ne neu, pon Sl5 autiudts
oorrQtbs, obsr neue penn porssjc9en, ooer oefmte'
tbc bieielben su 50 pro Ntonot.
Sames Garter,
~ 1IAGL. gSeff yaItim L effrafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-27

Der 4pgelegcnbeitcu Der Stat. @ranite State
8anf" in @reter, 6au, W.sD., bat er9eben,
OaB Der 6aliirer, weldI,r sur 3elt DermlBt
mirb, 5000 uuteridla9en bat. Sttne
8itrgi6afteiumme oedt ben fe9lcnOen BE
tron
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-27
Die lesten Stiirmc I'M JtOrSem uno
2Scffeu.

1GIG IEEIVW ~IWIHTE ETl VEVIUUW WHV
2Sefteu.
Sorouto, 25.Sau.-Der groBe Sdnee-
iturm b0rte geltern QbenO auf. gahritten
aus alen 9sgenOeu Uou Ontario meIoeu, baB
Der Sturm in Der gan3en 4roOiu5 nit oeriel=
ben 6efti9teit miitbate. Die 3uge IaUfsn
mieOer regelmdBig.
Salt@ate &itp, %. Sau.- Der 8as
albzWinen,0iitritt wuroe in Der Iettersn
3eit pou idredliden Stiirmen heimgeudt.
2ittle= @ottonmooo lit pou aler Ssrbtuoung
Qbgehuitteu, MIR Der OGBiu iitbrenoe 2eIe-
uraph orbeltet noh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-27
Stant<Rcunantur,
- SA~"*~SS| ~ "6b%@NP
Sta0titeuer =Giunebmers Amt,

gEm. O.. 9drriion, BrGiio9n
Ercr. HfSppcpprth, SSCHr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-27
az 2tue 2trten
Nahmaidinen our Mietle

(0co.13,12DtteS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-27

Sapanua, "a. San. - Oas ,Oiario"
iaat, oaB mebrcre cubaniite Nostiae BON benz
Gsuerals ls@apitau grlaubniB erbefen babsr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-27
1ic SHnrSer StOFeS unS Eoitev.

9te mz0 orr, 26. Sau.-8ibreno Der legz
ten 10 Sage hires 2eben8 merOen Die Wi0rber
Stofe8 unO 6orreit iiren8 itberwadlt mer0eu,
I'M Sluf)t oOer SelbtmOrO Iu oerbnoern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-27
Dis bsribmte eolulon'5te "aot Asr Fur~aes.'
1obu 8. Saman 4 Goap.,
NSr. H5 Sseff= DrdttffraSe,

nabe @pedr's 24ertte,
GGueier NIT Den beaeH tarten
9ptens' SaGepz, Sunburps nns Cumberland
4obleu,
22A0 9funo uuI bic Come in alien iSdlen, tret BON
Ebieier uRb anoetn unrstEigteten. (Sepib, IL 2Wte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-27

(23 - Srcc
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-27
1.srbnFtuno cineS 9Serbre ci,crs.

OaptOn, ., 23. San. -glR 6el EIbertN
wobnenOer6 6armer, NamenS SObn 6ornep, lit
auf bic Anflage perbaftet wOrcen, an elnem
iunaeu Wdoden, OaS er anaenomuten bate,
Inn es au5uscben, Elm idredIibeS Serbreden
ueriibt al baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-27
Sertcbt 6cs 3uitnUbc8
Der
SaItimurrr Tcurr=8rri iideruugs Sc.
lellidJaft"
ant 81. 9e5ember 1872.
Gtnbcjobltes aaptt0i" S@0O 600

8Crbinb lt6fcitCn
Suluit burb iStutr, nod ntt heiubIt... $500 |
9Ctrag pom l8e6Cr &errberungeu 81 90
bIUttUt vOIJat % |
5mmcrUG brenoe8 trtDCrungCt ,,,,.,.... 3OiS6.97 |
uRbe3ublte Siui0cRbGu.... :. .......... l,lS9.6j
$75,7l9 70 |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-27

susaewGblte s5tocsris. 4saarsn fir sant!'t.
mrstnios Ioerteu oes bsriibmtsn IL 6on ls l.
Roo9su 2S3tsteo. lSsSio'l-"''D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-27

% Yro,ert btUlgef,, ale lGgtHU 1'H aI'VcEV'
Gcidlaft III Der StaOt,
Nedicated Scarlet WolsHs Hnteftltosr
aeaen Jtpenmdtisnlu5
Nertros . amen Il 4 tettl eioer
uon alien 6,tcbttr '5a6rIi9teni <,,
xn s,ro;ert bitiacr, ala crr 9emonnl.c,s9Rsis'
Gin sro6es GMortiment pon
Reifeflipeu uno 9uttelni
Ioni, orh SHouiielirz zOamin'llutniIstoetn &oTst7
tsa, suumpfen, e0nSifuben'c.
Gea! 1; 3arimen'a,
8r. s39, EssEsEattimprsfs.
.sgsi}t .12aRt.O ,piihen soutbz II. 9alpststir'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-27
Sine Olp6fe pom 3irAtburm beruns
fprnPfdllcn.

8ortsmuut6, O., 23. San. - @es
tern Qbeno Fel in Der 8iglOw Ytttbooiitens
&irde, tur5 nadOem Der SiiIer sum IbenO'
oottea6ienlt aclQuttt hattie, Die 5000 BfunO
ihuere Glode BON Dem Sirbthum 80 6uB
tief htnab in ben Seuer. 0aS. 8reppenbun8
uuo Die @aa.rie wuroen sertriimmert unO bic
Sriimmer ficlen auf Die in Der Stride periama
melte @emelnoe. Ser Sitter Gears enttam,
mic burt EN- &uuOer, Obue ir9euO melhe
9S,rfoh,tfn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-27
OH lD. &ummer,
ssassaA Nr. 165, Slo=9rpaowap,

swiden @uitern= unb 4anon;Go enus,
bat ftcts DOrrdtbis cine srobe ausnabl BON solssz
men une filberncn ilhren, dlbte 6Uis= une Oils
berrpaarrn, Stanoznbren. Brllen auer 4rt, pelbs
er ~ billissn Yrciien oiferirt Iue WaareH psroen
aarantirt uro Reperaturen prompt unb gut bsiOrst
4,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-27
Gal(en nm0 ssh,

Dte ntebrlSfteu Bteile lDst6en tmmsr bere6net; Elm
aroBer Dorrat5 INNER on 9Gno Don sen beribHtefen
Hinen, nis Baltimore GompGsnie." 2pfenS
ssaflep, Ksppmius, Sunburp uuo Cumberland.
9eors Stearns,
Eiireau: Str. %, Sihz@ aloerttroSs.
tNprn22. .1SH 4oblenbo: 4Ics Nunfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-27
Gifenbahnul1aIiiH+

Chicago, 25.San.-0ie 2ofomotlOe be8
Grseport,@ @rpreB,ugss uui ber ngtOrtbmeIeru'
8ubn" iprang belte Nadmitto9 bel Der @rnz
fabrt in Die Stabt BON ben Sdtenen uno
Qerietb auf Den Snaug, anfpeldem Der Wap'
moooz Paiiagierju9 martete. Gtne Coalition
eriolgtc, mo6ard, 6r. @lpoe8Oale, ietne Srau,
brei S6fter uuO ein SObu Oernngliidtcn.
Sr. @lnbesOale ioQ t0otllb perleBt letn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-27
Die eiu,ise abts prrbciierte 2o,ue'i9
GGhmald,iue,

fofpie Die rgmpire" un6 Q1e onbern, aud rSinser
0r. ." in Dem 3 ampfzR Reparirssa ben poH
sbomas Sbanfs,
(eou1 40 t&fpD @de Der 9ombaroz unb SbGrpfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-27

Staotiteuer= =Giunebmersz Amt,
Baltimore, oen Y. San. 1873. }
Sjc aRimerfiamt,it Der StCuer5uGlcr Diro uui ole
iCBt in Der Sun" mo Der n@djCtte" 81 oUOifGntl.
nenocH ApSeioe pom @runaegentbum, lUeldes Uegeu
riidfdnoigtr Stdats uno Stahtfeueru aus OCu Sab
I'm 1869, 1870 uno 1871 Oiienllb rerauttonrt Derz
Den Ioa, qeltntt. WCr irgenb enen Nntbcil on oem
Jun 8crfluie Offatirten 9ruHobciss bat, et2Ort Td
IUeitere uHtoicH WeHn eI iJiort i'm 8lr,0u bes
SturttGuer 9nuCbmir5 UOriprdlt un0 ole Steucr=
RctbRungen UcIenlt.
(23,5.O SameS aJa. GluSerfpm. 'euerennebmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-27

z 7 n 7 q III III I Vt,
Gingenommcre Brdm'cu, nCa Ab3ug re-
tOurnrtir BrdmlcR................. ) GS,ClS.2I
3iuleH, DiUiotEben uH0 UttetbcH......... 3O1US.29
So, TT. 50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-27
ebesial : Goti3elt.
Baltimore
n:rs sninranre Sfirf.


Sire ssuinranee Office.
xH,,0n,a. sofe pan Eourbc NAB ssatsrffs.,
euc eis, icrtrpdpreno ss9eH StrtIit nber Sdpacen
osrnntMstr tMstrdnSuuaIui, iopJbl 10 hsr Stapt ME i'm
sur6 eli; Artsn non &iqsntbum, WObG.. eaeen1 U
iuisr 9onoe' ssitsr aferoGnptoonhs, Wte
nr,rs lerGtaipqiteH i'm Sau begrtrsns ooer I'm
st,M' slisu in Qdouug bsRuotlbe 5abrseuse II. !. 10.
2as Ouetiorium beltebt aus ioi9enotn 9effeh ;
SDm ~. Sarrii on Ytanoenti
$50, u. Gider5. Z. 9: xa2E,
sar;h < gRil;on E. Robt. SeRttus.
SnScb Rsnriuatsr. 8. Ifcrton Gtepast
Smss;s 3. si1o q. +. RsruccTIer,
gSrn mon Grp,Ge porDjs,
Ctsrcrt %. u. Tauior,
s3m. 3. SEune, Setct' 27'F"'
go. Z. SGrrtion.
a.nu,cH,ue late uNo pnctett gtchrtt bbet
~; ,;sNSSHT, Srr In eer OjTcI, SaeRsa:@ie cou
gousss uno gBatsrr sEtseii "oand aEsahaisrdes
osr .Ogt ssst4 sis Sss ssu assi,sn
puui9eu mGg. yx. .ss,os,.,..s s...
Itan.f.iS.S 81 AS'S'''"fts' Ssu'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-27
Ge9enieitige Observation-Disclosures
limit in 0nitnn- Milil.

IuNIl ~ 7OAlANlAg --hN|I"
9icIe Geeuihaft tpuroc ais Opponent oes bcrubmtsH
vW aiiGhUiettier Rjat. 8ertall' " ct.
Jcs- orsauiiirt Sbr Butbabeu lit Jest uber S25CO.a
600 Urte rdcr ju Bunreu ccr YoliteusSnbaber arSe'
legt ino. 9tab ben @tiesen ron Wanadustis, peLH
irgcno inc Nulage oOer Nuleibs Gemadt wOroen, Utht
nht Ourd) bic Statun nut0ritrt iuo bic EtretloreH.
tuelhe Oeiclbe gemaht OOcr bswugt ben Wtl9leteru
oer 6jcicuitat ur ieOcu baourd Ucruriudtcn VCr!ut
periouih uerantuorIlh. Gie Gr5ttorcu Der -9obu
6uncot GcgcuiGitiQeu 2ebtns Striidtyungs @e sus
hait" umiaNcu eiiRe 0reiFi8 Der rchtln uuo reipe'
tGbelheu GiuluobueT 8oltou's. @uc FolltcH tn0 nab
elmer Yr0meWcbung ubiolut unOrIdutor ctnerltt, OBJ
ocClbe idbrIlt bGlbObrt ODER Utcrclla abrll 9cmddt
piro. 9luiOEuoen W,rssu blbiobrlIb ertlart uno
bQur bcBublt. gtur refine 8ebeu5. uno Ttrlors
Quugs gtrIhcrunq - feline rIcrtine" Ooer anoere
ShIma ) iue NIT unleren gthlcn UcrbuRten.
Sine iebr grOSc Aujdbl uuifrcr bc'tcn Smwohncr mo
bcrcit5 in Der 50 { 4" Ocvtcrt GelunGbetts. Rts
ITO : uGroCu uur Oeridlert.
QBuIttr 2. Q8 8ilItui ION,
gentral.A8ent fIr WtarqIano HHo ben GtitrHt
Columbia,
0orbDeHsFde Der bdrless uH0 goltimorCrraBt;
SGmes 6cubCrlou, SOtlI'&5enti
o.. u. z dllunrj mann
ger(Ualtcr res ttutlden 0cp0rtcmrnts;
9r. SUmesN SteuGrt
(WailO, l2lRtc,1p) uutcruduHQs ArIt.
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epeiial : Motiaelt.
shrcibmaterialien II. (. ~.

Sdarcibmaterialien u. Z. ~.
NIbums- muTtaliibs, pbotosrdpbilhs uno auto@
oropbiit,e. G 6reiupulte in rufl6em Feoer,
anlbIeosr, Ddrotfo unb Seebuno6fene, @t9arreutas
iten 0amer arpsitst6iteu IN ruifiihem 9soer uno
gGlhteo,r, SdpsielbolStihhen, 8drtenfdften in
rnifiitem 2soer, Warotto, 8albleoer unt BeIlen,
tiihi(be WemoranbuT- Sidber uno &d9ebhter (Dla-
riesl, Shrebmaterialiens 8Gften.
Sugaenheimer g gSeil.
Ylenuiatturiiten, Sdrrbmatertalien@Sd Sdnol ler
uno Druder,
(299-I) Jr. t57, gDef= SaltlmorsHrdBe.
$50 YradDtpOlle $50
Golb= unb sSuweleriezgSaaren !
iolise scloenc uno iilberne llbren,
Siamanten,
perlen= unb Cameo Steine,
Mnstbpfte, Granaten nns G0rautH,
muiiuT9olhens
RanI Itettens nsuuo SuisRtRoptG y
mc,Tpe unb pottjrte
iilberne 90iieln uuo GabelH,
gsrpisttsn- Riu8e
u. {. 10.
So Ih bte msiifsu meiner Waaren eIbR iabriBire,
70 Inn id, i'm Stance, oaflr su earantiren uHo gum
mosGGalt bIlt8cr grsiis gu petfauten
k3. 4. Siffiua
Ir. ESQ, aSea.Eaitimores,
tRpp7, ,f2Vitefl se9sniber SGnooerfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-27

geJablte 8uruac wd6rcno 1872 .........$ 2l.705.3i
8ejagIte 8iulocHoen.. 39,75H.60
BirGduz unb anoere AusgGbsH, tiHidlieBs
lid Scr 6ommiiToneu. ............... tt53tti
88Q6lte 4bgQben Observation-Disclosures. 7,l2l A.
$SOG9L52
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-27
unfdue sur see.

Sauanna, %. San. - Der uon SH=
Oannob uad SiugitOn beitimmte umerIta.
nii6e S6oOner y@eorge Steele," iteiterte
60 Weileu uou garocoa an Der cubanrifeu
Giihe. aae YerOneu am 8Ors wuroeH ge.
rettet.
@iGmington, R.-G., %. 9an.-0er
S1Ooner y9iuia8" oou gtewzO OOrt uadl Ycr.
nambucO beittmmt, traf in fart bei4dot9tem
3uitan0e bler Elm.
Saoanuab, 26. San. - Der 9pir.
yNid Sing" uon bier mad 6lOriOa beltimmt,
1T am Treitag AbenO in Der 9taBe BON Qa=
rien unter9e9angeu. YaIiagiere nnO 0tanns
jdait muroeu Qerettet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-27
9rpteft Qc0en Die Serf6leuocrun9
Der JSdttpnaI= =Npmdnc.

9es D1oine8, Soma, %. San. - 9a8
observation-disclosures bat cine 0telcluttou ans
Qenommen, in petAer Der Braiioent Der Ser.
Staateu erIuat wiro, bic tiir6lib pom &ou'
Qrelie anseuommene8ia sur Semlltgung Don
6ffentli6ea QiuOereien an @teubabHen III
Soma NIT ieluem SstO 81 bele9en.
Die Sttuatiom in 2lrfdnias.
Qtttle u 0 If, 9lrt., 20. San.-0er &C.
nat nabm bcute eiue Stu an, auc Strettt9'
feiten lpegen Der StaatsGmter bon Der @eIeg=
gebung elltiheioen III laiien.
Der @ouperueur bat in otridieOeuen@oun-
ties cine ueue 8e9litriruHg Der Stlmm5eber
beorbert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-27

oil elmer Denomination Der ipauiiheu grau-
ben 9egen Die 9fefOrm auf Den Intillen tbell-
uebmeu 3u biirfeu.
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ScScruTauu,
l0hIl a0nf0k

ret ootr arm osrbeiratbc Ooer ut IOutC Itiu qsttH
fr cine ieinsu UittCln eRtiprCdeuoe Summ pcrNdJru,
uro in oem Oororittn 8au3e be'seIeitersn gsltus
idlafteu itebt be
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-02
!" sni Dfiftiag Away; aae ~ Lass
.aaahlaia riaat l,gfs 81 sro.z,r

Drifting qway-drifting away!
sBabs isIeatlhs shefesergreas ra1ih s'3a +,
,sailing far out dn the, ,sreaebeEous sca,xl siliF
Where tlte hrighs glorics .goman-l be-; ii
'fcs, Oh, ihp hourfriprl day affer day, r.t
- Rah SafliH f i stifssi9ag s9Fg away! awsy .as =,
iDrieingsassay-ff ID iftisg:awayll, al, de,.es,
Every morn loses golden my, ), -. -
Every night tYineth ashadc, less, 9aatr p'L.'t
Over The tangIes Of clusteribg hair,S :" ETsR
aYes son dc hour lripplei, day asffer das;i %
BaBs, my ,laflingS isarifsing asay,saa 81 81
Dfidipg ias@@aay-ariftingg iaWas Nd fssvisa eli q
Sailing aaahd singing 1sBfisatiittlefasl i
Alltiie true strokes ofthy silaertippedaar ;.r
Eoat|back to my echo on Inemarys,sl,orc & &s
Ifcs, 9nsbssiois:ripplesa adaytasr saays1zmofl
Baby spsliaF II drifting 9r avsy' 3 S,ioa ges
Drifting awayTYT'llIrifling " away! "a, ,as,,,
Wonderful words can tho dainty lips say,
Won, crfui tssks en- the basv haailsGdo,ar ,sts
Wonderful iohsheys 60 tins fees through; ss.I
Yca, on the l,onr.sipplcss, day after day,
Baby my darling. is drifting Away '0'' az
Drifting awWay-driiiihng W away away. a. 77f9.a9
liaby|is leaving chc tsSrsaaassanF ell &
Steering far out rhc treaq,eFeps SEA, ,,,1,st
|, Where the bright glories of wornan-lifc be- !,
YES, ON the honr.fipplcs tlay after day, "og1 {
BABY, niydariing, is.lfiiting awayr tIsltA II
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-02

8u1 :! Il lnd ,shh JOY
aco ~ ,voni u Ea4en1
o4r I1siIi r'sa
'ii s'ri 'cLl his
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-02

.SSrU 10 TfUss T!ITTE DIT TTa5 q a5tI o n
"a, ssafalsk yffsaoo has asssioiayd g .sisi:
v oAs ia aants s1siqssns ha1 eassl SOC
Sssta-teas9 8 So sssA yIssagss sExot
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-02

rush kiins mat 81 Faaaad &illati tJ' @sada
ssffhfs allesd8 assillU UtGsAd4h SaseAr SO
sf thdssuanihsrsaiiaplicase aiIb nfssila.
Udihhl Pasife sBailreaa tehuah aRpa
leTLitewash 4 tit the Paat'err at' .7q 81, ,,go 81.
~ baEr1ai iSEyd FOB EEsssrsh sss shaa .ai .,
sp1 1Ths sepafs naSsl @ s viii i, !. !.
alndafst9pd ss b amend E Il, the Horse Is bil %
fozprpSide tor tie construc ton of ,fttr ten in IN
stead ofsiS' Hen WAR vessstgag, esAsstgag as aiaIin &asinn
,tiIc original bill, ana also tdl1eaven diss
seFetidnarg Sishothestsccrets ssi of sethe
Navy ssbrtl!srsthey shan be bailtinp pria
Sats ss as0SsranRfats ala gas yeeFdso, MQFse MQFse eRa eR-
Flsss SsasssaS S9sSiS 5 SIS "ths TO aassqe ed, Of
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-02

t"iHE EUTgRE OF Orn srArE.-This
,lss question which las demanded and
ao& dsaands tho SERIOUS serious thought of every i 7
citizen in'thc State. Whittier are wc
bounds IWhatlia to become Of us2 1ear
after ycarissincc carpet.bagism has be-
come stn stne'raipg ssrowsr ,afl tie State we
arg being more and more involved in
deht. From a Bonded leh. of $4,000,
900 NC have uow reached debt of SIG.
100000, From a,1 anifaai cxpcnditura
Of S4o0,8o0, we. have 1.bw reached thr
magnificent sum of s3 900, 900. l,is.s i,
80 the thing goes. Year after rscar
our expenses ssgG ars, increased, and there il
nothing 10 show for il. THIS is our great
complain against Tic Republican h" party. II
They nski entirely tdp sSdchm money and
they do not apply 1T to the proper objects
Of governmental scare. Ilhe taxes have
bec., increased two thousand per cent,
and more still, the rascals are not happy.
They want morc-C -Carolinian
,.,T ~ u .l.1-.-aslls asz = * u s,i''
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT AND DEA4Ir.---
The Greenbrier (West, Ea.) Indepei,-
dent aaysttlfft.,- -0.t,f
Mrs. VIM. B. Reid. who lived near
Frankfort. in this county, met with TN
accident 'f :!oTo On Friday. morning, which rs-
suited in her death tho same evening. 1t
seems that She was handling q lamp Be.
fore the fire, and in turning the chimney
down sarquantity. was split In the fire.
which SCI her clothcsablaac, burning fsor
! IN a nlostsh7sribls ~ manner, asnenre causing h q
death asahove stated. She was woman
Of rare virtues, and leaves large circle
or reiativcs ana friends 20 moarn ncr d
Timely dcathy 'al1i :, u .- Tftr'r
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lis e&&sga htz1 Is ,fpo q. bsta4sgY Cd liz
sssssqb i'ss7hlids bEa 'eaeEi SO saaiA
aa boa ,4siytz ,azsRi sia 10 ss:sstaa3
hasE no grAria a7oiI4 ssarob,r
eoIp0 y Z. So iIS9
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.IIt
NfSsr ST Inquire thopv5of the editor f,r !
the news, for behold il isshis business p.,pu 81
Eeut asking. go !" TIT
Eag1t IS net right that -sl,op ,sheuldst ask
jim Inn who is the author Of ON ertieie. for ii
s,g is III duty duty to keep such hl.p ll.ps uate hil
When thou doyt enter his office, take
heed unto thysclff HAT thou dost not look
I az What may be laying open q, d eoneeris
18th thee not, fSr that j. not meet in .shei
sight ofgood breeding. ,a .,ss.s I,
Neither examine thou the proof sheefs
fafit Is not ready to NEE, thine, eye thai
thou maycst undsrstand.so fTEo"9
|i7iPrefer thina own town paper to any
other, and subscribe for it Immediately.
i Pay Ton. itin advance. and it shall be
elliwith thee and thine. yii2rt tH..I
Never sendcst thou an article for pub
lication without giving tho editor thy
name, for thy name often secures pub,i.
cation to worthless articles. .s'r
t., Never do thou loaf about, ask uues.
lipns, Oh; knock down the type. or the
boys viii love You like they do shade
trees--'lienI you leayeth. ,e i4a tns
Thou shoslldst never read the copy oui
the printers case, or the sharp a:.4a l.ou!s-
So saa container thereof-or -hemay knock
thee down. ,a!Ti .p.I ID & .iiftiff
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vs. inls ,ttEF,la> eli t-pssasssi
FL FROM OUR owS CORRESPONDENTS, i,sI
AWasn1ScroS, D:-e.sss5ee:~ls, 1872,
ssESarif airf ssqssFiiss3
Tie tlebafc ii, The fsenute yesterday.
showed very plainly where scustdf
Trumbnll stands with regard to torthetiran
administration. His s'arraigninent ofsths
President for not reducing the ,lnmbcrso5f
inscsaal revenue districts, greatly ilcttled
tho Clique, and gessef.;,t iief .,; =.
and desire to pitch into him was mani
Tested, but it MAS left7to thin John Sher-
man tnsdetcud his master. Senator Cas-
serly'sintimation that ,Grla.'s neglect ,ot;
duts in the case was due stc politics.
brought '.sfhin John" to his feet again,
and instead Of allectoring tone, he vlliiied.
ont n rcmonstrance against connecting
the President name witt. politics sinsthc
mntters Thus far, in the Sonata there
has been q studicd ayoidance Of conflict
with the opposition, BY, sthcs administrl-,
/ ton, Senator'S which when e. the super
cilliousncss of some, ,Eand the bitterness;
of others, and the. desire to erpw;overih tho
vanauished Liberals isr taken into sce,n,.
s:dcratinn. itlwoall seem asaif u peaceful
line ofipelicy had. been. agreed suponhy
the Radicals. rFrom,,he indications they,
will not .beaable to fight the fight on that
lincrcry long. ,f!larst fsssssaot sia ~ IL.
~lS.3V HOUSE. ss.l& .G
The Bill Which passed the HOUSE a,ii yes 8
terday, providing fer ezelianng Ing: j: regis.
tered for coupon bonds is as follows :
fThcsccretary soi4lbcp pfrcasury. ii is author
lied TO make tho exchange, Provided,
that tho expense - Of tic issue Of such
bonds shall be pai'l hy the owner thereof,
under suclrlrcgulations fhc sScerctaey
shall prescribe. Tirc"hppcals made by
Alsssrs. Holman & st'ox to protect the
Government and not extend the powers
of the Secretary were nnhccelcd. The
bill met witlb general approval, but :hc
attempt to coniinc the power of Secretary
BoutwclEm eccrtainss limits was looked
upon as afrfection on the whole army
of the faithful and was secuted. THUS
every m iasurc that is passed in some
shape or form cnlarges the powers Of the
Federal officers. Whether this is the re-
suit of'n systematic plan to gradually
take nil power from The people and centre
it in the administration or is caused by
tho madness Of the hour,radicalism, With.
out previous concert, matters but, little
asTti,c effect is precisely tilc same, play.
ing directly into the. handsssof the new
and advanced party who desire a Presi-
dent for life,.'. party in power and in.
fiucncc not to be despiscd. at tfa
LOUISIANA, IN EsUrREMs coUisr.. ],
1A Yesterday tho supreme Court heard
the arguments of Hon. Philip Philips
and Mr.. Ogden, Attorney General Of
louisiana, son behalf Of Governor War
mouth Of that State, asking for writ Of
"a lis e4@sa hfya Is ,ipo @. bsra4s9y Q
s5sss4b I'ss7blids b8A 'e3,hEt 80
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81 1aYy sassssq ssi aoqu asresa7 'sd ts'
-eS 81 bIaGo aa y.,dsr1d bas .iseiaaaA
stgo9g div yl4v.i o1a sieer,s sdT .bms
k4.oi7m, f-t,sssq "a ~ i haa
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4ol 1aiIob 90 70 Nua Z sIolH y sd 1ol
.,aasq0 sol ss'Isb odi 10 l.,m I ,y,nuco
= gnidsn ,.nsih iaeSas qiamnqr
,eis.in s5tle not
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aii.efisog 4 Esai llspqva q haNlyl
ffom p ahaRdbarrcWs sass: rsIlob $40 10 a,a4
i,-7h sonnh ave. occasion, 7use ,is Wheel
barrow. leave it, where goa, assp tlfr1n,sIs.f
With RIM G5Rt, 'dF tIio house Wi,i, tg,5 I'd
fanAes so&aEi fhs, ,asaE: "A gLeeIba,rsgyva' rsya'5. !.
u the most coaplicateds thing to ia,lavIep, :, :.
on thoGfae ikeearth. Inzn.spsil a, f,ll =
uEef pne when he, would ,neycs, think Off,
falingI eTer algthing nlae.r alfs naxeu >
linpEss ylfI 'lsodaao sllfousl1 Eallifg
over sr.f If iiIl aSgis hisf IA T
ana his tufhit toSEs oySs ysi,S hinl lId IsSd q
|Iear PIP III ifast Of hiis, and jus. Ias bq =
padssa.ira saalEyfapiiF Fsfo~congr gratnlato.s.
himself, it takes aanawih,rn aani.scoops
more skin off 81 ief hin, and iia comrnepers, 4
+ 70 IS eyplatc IAN, answ, and bump himsclf in,
fresh places. a man never ccuaes TO fall :,
dses e wheelbarsog .antiitk IL turns, CON- \
|pieteiyPtlb b is I : Rask;pshsiApgs up against
eorncthing it cannot upset. 1tisthe most, !,
binofftnsiye lpoAinE object there is, bas ID,
Il more sdaiigcrqus than a aloeoRotivp, and ),
no man is secure with ono unless Le has,-
tight lhald ld ddf its handles and is s,tsins,.
down on something, Asmheclborrow has :
it's ''asess without doubt. .bpt,in,its icisn,o
moments it is the greatest blighting curse /,
e''' = " sa'e1ll' yuiis5rh9 10 .a,hn,.-:iena
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