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The Profits Yourselves.

The following blryk, ~ ~. hl,e been sft Nth me
for sale at moderate prices
80 1T. between Tenth rvchh LabroSe aud Baker
stS.
10 lot between reuih Twelfth, Baker aad Ls,elstt
% lots between Tenth ami Twelfth, Ieverstt and
Church 81, and between Michigan ave. amt church Il
u lot an Bellevue ave near Jefferson.
lS lots corner Leh and Croghan stS
II lots bounded ~ RuSell, Edwards aud hdwcil a.,
II lOtsun Twelfth ~, each side " Myrtle a.
% lots On Johnston avenue hct~ eeh Ash ana Mlgno
Tia st..
y lltS Twenty third Il, between Baker H. anl
DiA road
100 iect corner Invent, hr~t ami Howard H..
Ia feet GA Nineteenth t. and 81. CLAIR Place
50 ieet un Lincoln Il.
lots cotner q Twelfth ,nA Cra "a River 49,
10 lots between Thirl ana Fuurh >ts- 80 Putnam ave
II arre lots an beauhien 4 lot laD
Other blocks for sale many nrpncv IL. CinIle
and judy Ter ynu-~ev-,.
single irl- an nearly oyrrN stree, ia TIE ,it,.
E4'-lnu can buy .rch cheaper than IL the
spring.
No charge Tor showing price Az the gay. Coue
and compare Tor yourselves
MA J WATERMAN.
d~vl1 AZ Opposite tlIr Po~tuirs.
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lNCtSION, m. W niDn INV. G6 meet.
~ M the lst MIndAs ut rarn month WV VA..u..y
Z. ~ tuIAn ne Pre- Baxter, NIpr lrt. 49, iaf.
Ter, sec.. boN 3tJ.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-02-01

SPRINGFIELD, ILL uiUn Nu 3S meets
~ the first saturday ri earh month CIV Harmon
Hall Fifth a. between l-hlgtln rl jefferson #ts
Geo. III MutteTa. pres. huN ,An i. N Conner. vuu
IIys. John Rinrdan, -gr. CHRIST Hoffman, nn
WIN kenhsTyit treas. yuuriI ~tancI. yYr lec
drawer giau.
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QUINCY, lLL--Uniun No. AZ meets VA
NJ the IL FRIDAY 4entg each mouth, HaIi south
west corner " SiA and Main st.. N . Rntut pre-
AdOlph Roth vice pre- III. Cornelius rec. srr. WIN
hOenlg, ser H. 1877. HeIr1 BriInul.. treas
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State and Union Fairs in Michigan, Indiana, Wseon-
sin and Minnesota hare awarded Diplomas ard PEssni
uns Tor ts eKesens iystem u Book kesFng md Busi
ne1 Practices, which In I'm the best Colleges and
schoois from New rork u San Fmnciaco. School dAy
and evening. Expenses reasonable. me demsnds for
its graduates excees the supply. For particulars call
~ Tie Ooags. corneT ID COngFsm aad Raselph szesss
sent Tres.
Address, IRA MAYHEM. President,
DstFUAa, NieA.
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RURLlNGTON, IOWA Union No. ~
- meets un ne hrst Monday w -vfl- month ~ p
traInier HAIL corner " Third and Jeirrru,n ~t N
Ncssptbai Ires AZ wullnipn. pre- nn,i Nv ...-
John Braunbrrgrr, treas ahd rec. sDJ M W.-ti,h.I
cor. see, box -. I'
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WATERTOWN, N. N.-Cninn INV. 4f
w meets on the hrst saturday -.-ui.- w en-h
month David Johnston, Vry, l. Srhuapp tfeg t.r...
&. Fall trrts '
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-02-01
CIGAR MAKERS.

IlCAt n. A--- mon meets Nh tho third
- Iue.1sy "a cab mouth NJ Their hall. Frankhu
oq'@re. NJ L@ughin. pre-, M Aiilrr st.. Petcrs
VI P",' M 'a''brAr, TrFa-. Jacob lriNn, nr
~ r"'Vtls Ie-. stt.' thAs hhdcrL rpr. scc, bnA
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-02-01

A LBANl. n. " mon NJ. meets on
IN the second enssS,iay u each month Temper
Hail. ITO State q. " NJ DAILY pre- ~ jefferson
street Thas Casey, pres, ~ Jefferson g. NJ. n
lo,Ean and 20 Jefferson, jas. u. Ne
Dermou fin. sey.. soJ south Pearl e. David Hunter
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-02-01

The Secretary gives the list Of new Unions
organized during the year, which was contained
in the Presidents address publishe,la hove.
He further says that he visited the brick LAYERS
81 Hartford and New Haven, Connecticut.
and nsed every effort to induce them to Join
the National Union, but 30 far they have not
made applications for charters. Unions have
organized in amden, New Jersey Titusyll
Pennsylvania Detroit, Michigan and ~
tawa and London, Canada. Applications fvr
charters have been received from the Unions
at Camden and TitusvilIe. but neither Of them
have been installed. The Detroit Union
organized in April, and the Secretary is now
waiting for an application for q charter. The
Canada Unions are awaiting the action Of this
convention before applying The history Of
the granting Of charter Ia the Toronto Union
is rected At length, and the reasons upon
which the officers based their acton stated
fully.
STATE oY THE osbER
OF Unions dlsbanled the Secretary has re-
ceIvei official notice "f but one No. 2 Of
Pennsylvania NJ 81 the same State il in
an embarrassed condition. hut Brother Paul
assures me that in the spring il will regain its
old vigor and influence.
From the report OF the local / mons recei 81
- 70 January ~. 1873, for the last half yeas
ending I,r>-enbrr 81, ISL, the following is
CLEANED
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WINDSUR, CUNN.-U mon NJ. "a meets
w on the se,utid saturday " each mouth number
~ members, =. Hiram shannon, pre- James a.
GODDARD, Wee pre- samuel Day trvs. John u carrier
and hn. see. box LIS.
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IL EOkUk mon NV. 10 lets IN the lit
IN saturday evening " each mni r WendAl Zum-
stex pres. Chas. Greene wee I.,-. Joseh Vita
hn aec JOAN LAubesheimer, uras a. RRllet cor
lock b0N III.
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HORONTO, CANADA u mon - meets On
IL the ~ersnd rslnr-LAy each nI.,nth Trades
srn,tly Hall. kurs street West r. Mack, pres . vs.
Ge,rZr 4. . kREultln. Niue pre-. J y Thomas
In. A. Haniurf. 80 v abe treas
THIS. Andersen, or. 20. b.A ts,5
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81. LOUIS, MO.-Uniun NJ l6 meets IN
~ The s-sraid FRIDAY e. tng IN every month at Tar
Her> Hall, No 10 South Tenth J,.la RudrOf pres
Fred Frank, Wee pre- Edward Fr+, rec ~, Hcstry
Hock, I'm ~e,. Cla~- y. kir--ht w.. Gusta, NuIi
cor box
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NJ OkWICH. IN N- onion Nn III meets
IN on The nrst SATURDAY " talh month MeosrAui,
Hall south Main y August .hn. pre- "
TryndvrII vice wv. L W1Hr., c0r rrg aRd
Ar B-c box W. Jt.hn n MuruA, treAS.
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N EW YORK; mon NJ. II Headquarters
~ Bsriyn House, ~ East BrusiuA, New York
meets the lst Tuesday 10 every month al Hurst prtH
Y UNell, vice pres. b. BArlyn, Nh sec . IA. Jacobs
treas. H. Saqui, cor and rvr we'll I'M Columbia v
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A. INCINNATI -Union No 4 meets At Ar
~ better Hall, Walnut above Thrtevuth on the
nTSt and third fuU-slAy " each month Lossph Hu~--
man, pres %. p GoIman-st. r Young. we pre-,
Warner. hn. go Frank Bpckage Ca man III, ~
An uimv-r. tress. Pster Blum SERGEANT Al arms
Prank koenig, cor ~ ybox 2s2Y
EVANSVILLE. IND.-Un mon No. "a meets
- "a the third Thursday eNeirng 10 Each month AZ
the Atlantic House Main st. bstwee Fuurth and Fifth
49, T. q. Retz. pres box - Antnn Zehule vice
f'r,-; Louis STARK trta> Anton Lthuly cnr seo box
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w ESTFlELD, lass. Union No rs
w meets On the 1T Tuesday In each Birges
Hall Daniel Cn~ey, pres. George H. Reed, vice
pres U. Heidsnriech lrcc see John BssIe cor -
box 5L1 JehE b GOaairo trrms
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LtALL RIVER, MASS.-Union No. 70 msets
IL on the ana TUESDAY, evening 81 each month % see
"A" Granite Block. Main street. Mn AcllheTon
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DOCHESTER. N. Y-Umon MI meets
the Rs~t Frda4 evening ~ parh month AZ up-,,
new Hall, ~ vi est Main aAd sYpian. -trggtn
Fred NieNerd pre-. M. ~ Nassau Henry Aarur,-
vice prs=. NJ Cunning ham. t.cn Ill tunn
nn. NJ. Voegcr, ". W~cr co.. set IcDA
box 542
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-27

SAVANNAH, July 26 -CottSn. frm-.
middiing 1o2s4; net receipts 1ol bales;
sales TO-; stock 2,O26.
NoRro1K. July 26.-Cotaon. steady-
low middling 1879; net receipts 438
bales; exports coastwi:e 40; sales 80;
stock 3.611.
WllMlNaToN. July 26.-Cotton steady
.-middling 184: net receipts 20 bales;
sales 12; stock 1925.
AUGUSTA. July 26.-Cotton steady
middling lS1a; accepts e3 bales; sales
PHILADELPHIA, July 26-Cotton aniet
-middling 81.
New ORLEANS. July 26-Cotton quiet
-middllng 1S24; net receipts 125 bales;
gross l35; exports coastwiHe 3,2B9; sales
today 300; last evening 500; stock
25.464
Mop1LE, July 2G:-Cotton dull and
iIrregular-middling 18M; net receipts
III bales; sales 100; stock 1J,73O.
GALVESTON, July 26.-Cotton quiet
and weak-Texas ordinary 123z; good
ordinary l4!!s@1424; net receipts 226
bales; sales 200; stock IA, 252:
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-27

rniti0n in .a.hsm;y. rrimaTy Iesp'' m'h
Mnsic, ,t3 lessons pei week, per month u
9t"nthiy payments RI beginiin, ci middle
OF each month.
Board .or the session Of five months witt.
English branches and Mu.ic, $3.50. Eight
boardcrs can bo accommo latod.
:, Ihc following programme is proposed for
the highest classes:
FIRST CIAss.-Monday Wednesday and Fri
day A6orcrombie's intellectual Philoso-
chip. 4. Chemistry, fourteen weeLs.j 5.
Wilson's or faylor's History.
Tues lay aud Thursday-1. Hedges Logic.
=. Paradise Lost 3. Cornolls Physical Geo
grapby. 4. Review Arithmetic or Natural Phi.
ioaophy. g. Dictation with Second Class.
SECoSD GLASS Monday, Wednesday and
Friday. Qnackenboss' Rhetoric. 2. AlYe-
bra or Arithmetic 3. Penmanship. / Natu-
raj Philosophy. 5 History OF England or
France.
Tuesday and Thurday-1. Grammar.
Thompson's Seasons. 3. Ancient or Hiei.
School Geography. i. Astronomy. s. DicLa-
ton with First Glass.
THIRD CLAss.-Monday, Wednesday and
Friday-l. Grammar. 2 Arithmetic. :. Pen
manship. 4. Heading and Definitions 5.
History OF United States. lQuackcnbsss' or
Slephenl.>
Tuesday and Thursday-1. onackenboss
Composition. first part. >. Intellectual Alith.
m.uc j. intermediate Geography. i. Hook
er's EEok oi Aatnir. ) Liei;Uual;.
No reduction for Christmas holidays.
lho cooperation Ct parents Is requested.
without which, liz, wisust schemes OF cduca-
ton eyer devised be thwarieI sy re!uc'
tan, 80: O.ars v. MtLLER.
Jul! - ~
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-27

SHOOTING DEsPERADo AND HORSE
IBlzF.-A colored man by the name of.
Green was shot and instantly killed In
bis own house about eight miles from
Sumter. s. c., on Tuesday lest. Green
was perfect desperate. and has long.
oeen terror to farmers and. planters in
that vicinity, upon whom he was con-
stantly committing depredations, steal
ing horses, cattle, 80 All efforts. to
capture him had. d.proved' unavsiling, aud
finally three or four men went, TO bis
house on Tuesday, attempted, to, arrest
him, and upon his Offering. resistance.
they shot him dead.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-27
FEMALE SEMINARY.

THE next session Will begin
MONDAY. hErTEMBEK 10, and
scontinue live months, til FEBKU-
FAIRY -. The school is divided
into TWO dcpar,mtnts-primary
and acalemirsi--E -Een, il scuaraIc
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-27

Groceries! Groceries! Groceries!
! 4 T A. D. LADD'S, No. u West Gervaia
= street. .5nly 81 6
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-27

Fine Fioar and Sugar
A A o: LADD'S, opposite State House,
"A Gervais street. Jlly 27-G
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-27

Junins Rupplo, with several aliases to
his name, who was convicted of grand
larceny ut the last March term OF Pick
ems court. and sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for five years. made his escape on
the 18th inst.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-27

:. Lena Harrison. an old colesed,woman.
died at Mr.. Robert Wardlaw's plapta-
tion. in Abbeville. on Saturday last, aged
Ill.
AN old coiored' man, from South Caro-
lima, died from want and exposure, in
Savannah, on Wednesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-26

O1O 9TH ST., NEAR BOWERY, THIRD FLOOR.-A
AlO respectable young German girl chambernaid
and waitress chambermad and seamsress; best city
rot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-26

DEsIGNER OF LADIES' AND MISSES SUITS WILL.
- be ready for engagement April / seven years
experience IN OF the largest houses in the city new
anu novel signs OF suits exhibition to those answer
ing first class wholesale retail houses who are able 10
pay good salary Tor unexceponable ability only need
answer. Address DESIGNER OF FASHIONS, Herald
Uptown Branch Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-26

A EXPERIENCED OPERATOR ON WILCOX &
"A Gibbs, or other machine also apprentice to dress
making allbetween the hours ana 10 at the paper
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-26

AOO young girl as cham bermad and waitress or to
take care of children and do plain sewing in private
family: city reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-26

C0S WEST 27rH ST., NEAR 7TH AVIAN AMERI-
AOO can girl nurse, to take of an invalid lady
or grown child wishes to nome at night best city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-26

C07 WEST 18TH STAN EXPERIENCED PROT
~ cstant woman nurse; can take the entire
charge of baby from birth years excellent ref
erence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-26

O7O WEST 18TH ST. TOP FLOOR.-A YOUNG
LIO girl as chambermad and waitress. Call or ad-
dress
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-26
HELP wANTEp-FEarALEs.

A VERY RESPECTABLE AND CLEAN GERMAN
gir who can do fine washing ami ironing and assist
~ cnamberwofk Tor small family; good and
steady situation to fond small children Call 54
Madison av- second house from 6Dth ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-26

EXPERIENCED YOUNG WOMAN TO ATTEND A
ELLIS, 4l9 4th av.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-26

CQQ WEST 26rH STA YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE
csJC care OF children and to do plain sewing or to
last place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-26

OK WEST 27rH STA COMPETENT YOUNG wO-
LVC man as nurse and seamstress: operate on
two machines; would wait on lady; willing to travel;
best city reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-26

ono WEST SD STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
AOC good cook; thoroughly understands her bust
ness in all its branches best city res from her last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-26

OOG WEST 32D ST., IN THE STORE.-A RESPECT
AAO able girl TO do chamberwork and waiting
would assist with washing and ironing in small private
family; satisfactory reference. Call all day.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-02


HoRRrB,.E ACCIDENT AND DrATr.---
The Grecnbri'r (Wcst, Ea.) Indepen-
dent says: :l{I O.t.P
f Mrs. VIM. B. Reid, who lived near
Frankfort. in this county. mct with an
accident o., Friday morning. which rc-
suited in her death tho same evening. 1t
seems that she was handling lamp be-
fore the fire, and in turning the chimney
down q quantity. was split in the fire,
which SCI her clothes ablaac, burning hor
IN lrs q nipo9fFsh7rriblq manner, causing Ii >
death asabove stated. She was woman
Of rare virtues, and leaves u lnrge circle
of relatives and friends TO moarn her n
Timely death, 'asii u GfIG'
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poETEY: 's'''ss 90 -
10 "oiyriftingsAwag ase y trs
,Geah-s-ia ,iads B5a srorts

Drifting away-drifting away
BABY islcaeihg mefcvefstdas, ra8ih BE /;
Sailing fdr out in the. .trcatherous sca,sl qiii :
Where 1he bright glories Of goman-lifG bc, i
Yes, on the hoprrriprlei, day after day, Ill
3 BABY arlp fss i i sdfAifsing Aa9Fg away away ,a, .,
.DFifsihgsnNNy-fh I'd iftiag:awayll, All, Saees,
Every morn loses golden ray, -. -
Every night twincth asshadc, less, fh5f oaaSA
Over the 'tapgIes Of clustering 'hairsss O. 90
dos on tlie hoilf-iripplc, day after day., 10 q
Babs, my darling; is drifting raay!Xsa 81 Isl
Drifting taswSay-driftinig nig aaWay ii piaF!tg sai q
Sailing and singing tar1, Btiahtiiulehy. a 8
AllitfIe true strokcs ofthy sil1cr tippedsor Is
Floa9ba tom echo ON mpmoryss. shore ssa
49cs on tbpilolit -ripplcsS Sdaya4er days Jeg,SEl
Baby RYeeElhiplF y drifting 9ps awsy " zios ,ss,
Drifting awayJ-tllrif'ing ~ away :, -, .,t,,,
Wonderful words can tht dainty lips gay,
Wonderful tasks en- tl,e busv hRi,ls7do,a aka
Wonderful journeys go TIM feet through; rx i
Acc, on the honr.ripplcss, day after day,
Baby. my darling, is drifting away! 'v
Drifting awvaayy-lifihing vay aawteasy.' 'aG ''7 .to
;IiabyIis leaving INC tssrysisss ssas oii +
Steering far out on the treac.,creps sea, "a
Where tho bright gioriss of wo,han-lifc be- :,
Yes. on the honrfipplcs day after day, "'g 4
BABY, my darling, isdrif,iag awayH tIsltsW
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-02

.7aas7O ,sa rs'Igb sai 40 iim y,rn,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-02

To dispense the finest brands Of .ALES, HJAE
LIQtOR%. Si:di.aRS, DE-, that can be Ii n
in O.anscburg. DON'T
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-02

" D~sS
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IJSt:.&
INK
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-02

s,4ln considerable numbers aie congre-
eating in tho capital. The name of Mr..
Walter ingalls, has just been added to
the art circle This gentlcman's works
we're greatly admired in Rome by the
Pope, who sat to him for his portrait
This was quite a compliment to the
American artist as Horace Bcrnet was
the only one who previously had painted
1t. Mr. ingalls, is now engaged on the
portraits OF anumbcr ofpromincnt gentle:
men here; the portrait Of Prof Henry, of
the Smithsonian Institute, just finished is
like itscii,, and very much admired
CREDIT MoBiIIER.
Judge Pollard's committee to inVeSi.
gate the charges of bribery against cer-
tain congressman met yesterday, but did
not examine any Witnesses. Hon. Oakcs
Amcs and lis counsel, Hon. John I.
Wilson, Of Iowa; Col. II. s. Niacomb and
his counsel, Hon. Jcrrc S. Black, Hon. j.
B. Alley and Hon!'J M. S. Williams,
We're present. iSpeakerBiaine appeared
and ilatly denied the charges made
against him. If Col. Macomb, wishes to.
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RsH1A. IS u gJ.AHeY X s,iaS513

nash i,ss ia, matter, iala and aillstick ii whse
6e sffhds Mlcse9 SswillD DtGtaliihe pnaSSGgr
5f thdscfnemharssiih siihplicneea, aild nf,tha.
<Uhihh1 Pacific sBailreaas tohush aPoa
+ tdt the natter B .7-r s.' ,,4o an,
.Tsa 81 EHR SEyd dsaR EEsssls, l szssl s.,ra .aa u
,Y1 1The sepafss naEpl e0aspliiesqe s will, il
'nndafst99d amenP gs the House bin; 50 as
fo7prpvitlc tor the construc ctilo1nn of ten ten in
stead Disk ife@a WAR 0vaeAssGls, as '%saalsin
I.tsIc origi6afbilEaha also to teaveIit dis.
eFetid dnary mithotheatsccreta Eyi of otlie
Navy @hetllesthey dshnil he ,bGilty in ,pria
sase sr g9yernmfnta Bna yards o. MqFe M|qpF en en-
|dargcPmNeenltt Nellt Of power Of course.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-02

The debate j., the Senate yesterday,
showed very plainly where Senator,
Trumbnll stands with regard to their
administration. His arr,ign,nent ofn,,.
President for not reducing the numbcr:of
ih.cgaal revenue districts, greatly ncttlea
tho Clique, and Gefcfat iicf >
and desire to.pitcli into linn was mani
tested but it WAS left to thin John Sher-
man tualetcud his master. Senator Cas-
scrly's intimation that Gru;l.s neglect ot,
duty in the case was due IL politics,
brought thin John" to his feet again,
and instead OF q alicctoring tone, he wl,iied
o"t rcmonstrance against connecting
the Presidents name will, politics in the
matter. Thus far, in the Senate, there
has hccn q studied avoidance Of conflict
with the opposition b., the administra-,
tion Senators, which when the super
,cilliousncss of some, Eand the BITTERNESS.
of others, and the desire to crow over tho
vanauished Liberals is taken into con-.
s.deratinn it.wallld socln as ii u peaceful
line ofipeltcy had been agreed upon by
the Radicals. Front indications they
will not seable to. fight the fight,on that
line very long. 4 sgar,.-i sys Is .s
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Neyer SCI Inquire thop;7of the editor fpr;
the news, for behold it is'Lis business nj
the appointed r. Atlpfe time tq give to thee With
iedt asking. 60 T" '8'"' Y r
seght IS ,!7psr not right that thou shouldst ask
Inn who Is The author iof,an article, fog ,it
ISL is his duty duty to keep such things unto, hi,
When thou aost enter his Office, take
heed unto thysclf that thou dost not look
at what may be laying open a, d coneer..
eth thee not, for that is not meet in thei
sight f:good breeding. .ss !
Neither examine thou the proof sheet.
forit is not ready to neei thine eye that
thou maycst understand fSfl''a
a7 Prefer thine own town paper to any
other, and subscribe for it immediately.
Pay tor. it in advance. and it shall bc
well with thee and thine. gii9r m.i,
Never sendcst thou en- article for pub.
lication without giving tho editor thy
name, for thy name often secures publi.
cation to worthless articles.
Never do thou loaf about. ask uues.
lions, or knock down the type, or the
boys will love YOU like they do shade
trecs-when you leaysth. ag
Thou shouldst never read the copy on
the printers casc. or the sharp and hook
sd containcr tlereof~or lie,,nay knock
thee down. HI = a p
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The EUTIEE or Oun sTATE.-This
5iFa question which has demanded and
now demands tho SERIOUS thought of every !"
citizen in the Statc.. Whittier are wc
bound! .Whatis, to- become of US p ,'ear
after ycari,sinec carpct.bagisln has be-
come .tne'rpliligs' power nfl the State. we
arg being more and more involved ia
debt. From bonded Deb, Of $4,000.
900 VIC have NOW reached debt Of slG,.
100000. From. lin anflal expenditure
Of 100000, We haro now reached the
magnificent sum of s3 100000. a.r
SO The thing goes. Year, after year
our expenses ,are, increased, and there i.
nothing 10 show for il. This is our great
complaint against the Republican, party.
They ask entirclyH too stitich money and
they do not apply it to the proper objects
of governmental acare. The taxes have
been increased two thousand per cent,
and more still, the rascals are not happy.
Ihcy want iporc.-Carolininn.