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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-06-11

GWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,
ALLEGHANY COUNTY, VA.
WILL OPEN JUNE lsr.
Charges FOR the months of June and September
10y the month .....................sl 1per gay
by the week. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200 per DAY
FOR July aud August:
By the month. ....................s2 90 per day
BY the week. .................. 80 per day.
With parties or families wishing to engage
rooms for the season satisfactory terms will be
made.
GEORGE L. PEYTON, & CO.. Projectors.
Col. CHAS. 5. PEYToN, Manager.
June 18th I'm.
ONE DOLLAR viii buy cause Undershirt from
e b. SPENCE 4 son, Richmond.
BLlCH ALPACA COATS, at low prices, for sale by
Spence X SON. Richmond, Va.
LINEN CoArs, at all prices, for sale by Spence
& son, Richmond, Va.
GAuzE UNDERsHITs, only one dollar each, at
Spence \ son, Richmond, Va.
WHITE MARSEuIs VESTS. new styles, for sale,
low, by Spence N son, Richmond, Va.
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS for sale by
Spence y Son, Richmond, Va.
FANCY STRIPED HALF-HOsE, for sale low, by
Spence 4 Son, 1909 Man Street Richmond, Va.
NECK-wEAR OF all the new styles, for sale by
Spence a son, Richmond, Va.
READY-MADE CLOTHING-nice stock OF new
gOods-fOr sale by Spence Son, Richmond, Va.
NAISSOOK UNDER SHIRTS-something nice and
coOl-for sale by Spence u son, Richmond Va.
COLL ARs-All the new style Collars, for sale by
Spence x Son, Richmond Va.
LINEN BUSTERS for sale by
L. B. SPENCE & son,
Merchant Tsilors, 1900 Main Street,
June lith-ly ca RICHMOND, VA.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-06-11

The General Confence of the NJ.
e. Church, South, appointed com
mittee to meet a similar commission
appointed by the Church North, to
settle all questions of difficulty be
tween them, deeming such a settle
ment necessary in order to the estab-
lishment of fraternal relations.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-06-11

The South Western University I'M
der the control of the Presbyterians
Of the South, has been located at
GAINESVILLE Tenn. The city fharan
teed S1S5 600 to secure the location.
Rev: B. N. Palmer ID. D., Of New
Orloan, shas been elected chancellor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-13

9as A6ttil&e Setrcy bat i'm Sabre 1874 40
927.48 Grs., 3,36O.753 3rs msbr tinsenOmmsu
ais in 1879.
am 8. Mpril Rarb an einem S1laaauie Az
yintfh Der ebrsnwtrtbe Seu Tslpaue i'm Nlisr
pom "a Snbrsn. r. Up.
Der Ia frier rf&sinsntsn ..Roideituna"
entnebmen mir baS Uclsenpe une slauben % ibr
bab Der @eraltiJe nit ben 8 Saaren lsine1 Corn
nod niht an ben 3ureraburser ultramUrtansH
aussela1sn. gieasi&t ba&te CT aud bic oSur.
3tituns" wiree aaein nit ibntn fertiS. ea eas
penn bod NOD ni&t Der 5aa mub f&weres Sc
fhIs, eiplpmatiIhe Rotsn in bic Grout be5 Sui
turtampfes. ,uebr bic Hisesrladans einissr
&sbem y ioriifen. patres ~ G&terua1,
gum 5beiI lcl6sr, pelhe aus lrier waren aus.
s~etritlcn woreeu, bate man in unierer 8ammer
felt MOnatsu fton cine Sntsrpsaation erwarttt.
pss Snbalts. Dap bic belaste Hisberlai lung ppbl
ni6t serulcet nsrpsn eIrfe. St bisieIbe pom
bpber prsuBiibsr Stsle, pslte etpa an Der Sd
iernaderbrlds BON Seitcn ser barmloler parrss
cine @eiabr fur has mahiise esutihe Hsib
fir4tsts, beimIi6 in Sesne seiest worpen, Wsie
ih nidt. Dor etipa Sier;ebn lasen nun wuros
bic Sntsrpslation einssbratt; ausin in bic adm.
msr sslangte le Mot, untrrpess wuree ie lt0n
abaepieIen. Sn BEN 5ireau nGmli1, Dor Nell
dem lie Suerif &spiie %paiirsu mubte, erfldrte Ger
StaatSminiiter iopobl ais aud Der praIeent Der
8ammer, pab bic Wiseerlaiuns Der Gepsmptpri-
fen ~ Gdterna& sans i'm Gnflanss ltebe nit Der
@runpre&.e hes @rVbbsr;cstbums, une pdB Die
iegise 3sit ni6t baju ansetban lei, eislelbe 81
anpsrn. Su 6else es1en mics man bic Safer.
relation alb"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-13
&emerar Yer(ammfmmsem kat6ofi-
C6er Tereime III europa.

Die V~erbiroung Ser tatbolil9en Nrbei=
terpereine Sel9iens miro ibre II. @eneral-
Yerlammlung am 10. D. u. gu 9ierre abb
balten.
0ei Der @ele9enbeit tommeu duBer ben
laufenoen @ei9diten iolsenoe Sbema's
CUR 8eipre6ung S%eiligbaltung oesS onn ,
tags uno Mittel Den yblauen MOntag"
bel Den arbeitern Sl perbinoern; eiu lebel,
moran Oriiben bic Arbeiter nod INNER
leioen.
Sn Yaris ta9sn Die tutbolii6en 9ereinc
Srantreids. Nus ibren &e6eni9aftsbes
ri6ten gebt beruor, oaB Die Ieit einiSen
Sabren begonnenen .9Serte gut seoei6en,
nno oaB allies bereit it, nm nit , tdtbo=
lil6en llniperiitdten in Sile uno Fingers
~ beginner. 81: Seriammlung bat oas
Sorre6t, audi bon Sen liberdlen Slattern
9anS eingebeno beipro6en ~ ueroen nno
in Der Shat iinO Ole in einigen Sabren err
S~ielten Gelultate audi Der Art, Dap lte Den
yieio Der Siberalen erregeR mllIien auf
Dem 8ebiete oes b0beren llnterribtes, Der
9rbsitsrira9en, Oes @ebetsapoitO!ates II.
I. 10. iino groBartige Geiultate er,ie!t wors
ben uno ole Sereiue weroen in einigen
Sabren nod piel Wr0Beres ~uui;uueiien
baben, Oenn nit ben Worten lpiIieu Die
irani6ll6en &atbO!iten and Die Sbdter
III perbinoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-13
2sefsi(@-

Am Ganton girtUn iire bic 6trrn s. Dubois =,
&. eapaur, Der Yanauier Sy. @eylano, une sr
Baron alfreb BON Sonbpms Ganpipatsn FIR pas
amt Der Yrrpinsialratbs.
In 4rlon puree Der fir;li9 perfrrbens Sci.
@snlsbrer Silens a Ia polta in sewsibtsr Srpe
b~ssratsn. Sbm belt Der Siirssrmciftsr pollen
fslS bic 8rabrsps unb W. Gnsslbaret nicmsts
ibm ebsnfa0sgBO Die MuIfbanee her 8arpe
%sipiaus" ipislts bel Der 6tisr auf. Orei Yisrtsi
Der YssSltsruss 8rlens arsern lid iiter Rem
Sfaneal ter prpfanation hss ssweibrrn SO!tss-
adsrS uno bic Inselesenbeit pirs wabrI&e;nlit
NOD peitere 5elsen baten.
Nm phnsfmontas inbsa bic Wablsn fir
prcpinsialrdtbe Der yrUpins iiatt.
Die GiIenbabnsn Der prcpin, trattsu i'm
Sanuar b. 5. 9l7,729.9O 5rs. une in: 5esruar
SS7,i75.6S drs. elm.
Mni Ii. April braats Gin Wie6eu BON ~
Sabrsa ibrem Batter las Giien auf Die Sabnlfrs.
de imiihsn Narlpie uup Jemele. SIN SssriN
einsm 3uae ~aussupeiten puree Fe pcu sinsm
anperu auf psw iweiten Wlsile errei6t aur 10
sraBli1 Sussrittst, has man IN itrsm aaI-
fcmmea %jrsifelt.
Dem sbeu psrSHsutibten iatifiidsn Sabrsub
@elsieES fir 1873 entnebmen mir sinise ,3ableH
unp Mnsabsn, bic ron alssmsiusrsm Sntsls6s ;u
Iein l6einsn. Die SepDlferuns gelsiens belief
ii6 am 81. December 1871 aaf 5,tl3,6S0 per.
ipnen. IS ~sriifirsn in Selsisn 1867 @tmsinesn.
pom psuen pier iiber 100000 Ginp0bnsr. IL prn
IS. bis 100000 ,ablsn. Sebr flsins @emsiu-
ben, bic absr lammtlih ibrtn Yiirsermeiitsr ba-
ben, inp isbr ,ablrri1. Wit BEN Glsmsntar.
llnterri6t bsi6aftistsn lid I'M Sabre 1869 i'm
8anssn 1856 psrionsn earunter 1872 Geiit-
lihe orsr Sreensleute. Die Glemsntarlhulen
wurhen pom unsefabr 100000 ainpsrn bsia6t
Die 3abl Wit:eli&ulen, rrslt!e ben seatl1en
Gpmraisu, Seal. uno S%IrssrI&ulsn sntirredsn,
III i62 raruntsr beFnpen ii1 10 fpuislite Itbs.
nasn, II Ssiuitsn. GOlssien unc IA bii10Iids
Mnialtsn. Die bsiosn lnipsritdtsn Sss Siaa.
ties, 9itti6 une Sent, ,abItsn nit Iusi6luB Der
Ss6nitsr int Sabre 1872 i'm 8anisn 6i6 Stu.
benton, ris irsis llnipsriitGt gruhsl 5S3, pic ia
tbplilhs uaissriitdt Women 90t.
Die bslsii6s yrinsslIn eouils Maris ssbOrsn
Zen Is. 6struar 1853 wire nit benz prinssn
6ereinanp BON Sablsn (auS Der faiboliidsa vi-
ME Der Strspse Sa6isn. s oburs) rerbsiratbst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-13
Gliab=

Der @eri9tsboi son 3abrn (Sapsrns. ~
Nsilen nprewellih bon StraBbarg) bat
ben Silhpf Nancp pesen ess i'm Suli porissn
Sabres srlalenen Sirtenbrisfe5 in eontuma-
clam III elmer ltpsrsn @slrblBs perurtbeilt.
(9fauey, Sauptitaet ess 1871 ssbilestsR Ospar,
tsmenis Wsurtbe. Mplelt, iriibsrs Sauptltaet
pom 9cibrinasn. in Siy sinss 9iiboies, Der, pa
CT iran,pilhsr llnisrtban III, BON esn preasii6su
@sri6ten uibt srrsitt wsrpsn sann. Sa ater
Die gum nsuprsusiiben &eibe ssaprisen Bis
tbumStbsits zen leirsr Suriseiftipa mob MIDI alb
~setrsnnt ine, 10 fcnntsn @sifli6s in sptbrinssn,
wsil ls ben Sirisntrif ibrss Sii@pfs %psrlaisu. in
bic Ssrsfsfe Sitl8 abssfibrt wsrcsu)
Gin rei9es psreisnfpplss Ssbsu bsibieB am
IL. &pril cine Sp6ter ectbrinsens in spnssciis
bi vougpp, aamlib bic in alien rrarienlbeH
@ilitarlpitIleru eetlnnte tarmberjlse Sbwel!er
8reacire. Cscprirt nit Der Nlilttareer eirnlts
miin,s, bate ibr 6ranfrsi6 auBereem Die Hrinl-
mecaile, Gle Weeiimseaile, eann Die Neelilsn
,ur 9rirnsruna an bic 6ele,lss in Stalisg, een
Nriea nit China, bic admpfe in Weriep, ;uers
fanut. gle iiarb IN elmer i@nierseelsu pals
snt;incuna, Die is lIb i'm esutlhfrarirHlten
arieas ,uss,essn. S&psitsr @resoirs, ptiSpn
melt uter 60Snbre alt, s~rfrsute l6 icnli ncG gu
ter Gsiuuebeit mn ras Spital in egpu. eas nc
sulset l%eitsis. purcs nit militiril4er SrengnS
aefihIi.
in Der arim mare nc an Der Ssits esS Mar-
i6aaS psliiier i6psr psrwunpet uuc pon ibm
c%eccriyi, i'll Heriee psr!er lie BEN linten Arm.
Sis wlr slns sbrpurpise iron me gsricn, Die in
Ger san,sn fran;Sli6sn Irmes pen Den .Srpu,
Piers" beeausrt pire, Die JIG ale fanntsu II. rsusn
ne bel iscsr MelsSsuasit cine Shutter MIR.
gu 8olfringen. on Der lursmbgrssr 8rsa,t,
assittb pas Ger @ittns @spiaue Jstsriss Sc
taues i'm Srt ssnaunt ~ esm auspsen III
Srane. Der nd Der @pbuuusen Rssleib UNI
yilts' miubttlis. Oanf Der i6nsusn Salfs eer
Ginppburr. tenute man pss 5susrs i5usl @ei'
ter psrcsn. Der gsrlaf il Helm anO sur& II.
~Iecuran, seeeft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-13
Die auteriGauiGGe 2'ifserI6aar nab

Sour0es nno Jtom miro nm 3 ubr Ndb=
mitta9s AM l6. Mai NIT Dem Oampier
.Yereire" pom 0aitn BON Rem Yort aus
lire 8eiie antreten. Die 3abl Der Sbeils
nebmer betrug nab Den leBteu NN6rihten
l25. gm Worgen Oes genGnnteu Cages
pirO fir oieielben cine beIOuoere b. Wtelis
nit General Communion celebrirt Werocn,
in wel6er Scr bo6m'ite Gribji6of pon
9iep Yort se9enwdrti9 icin mo Den Yil-
germ Den Scgen ertbeilen wGro. Otele
weroen Elm prd6tigt3 Banner III 9SeiB II.
Sob nit lid iiibren, iir luclhes Der GOi=
tor oes ~. y. 6reemOn'5 SournOl", Der
lid pon Nni0n9 all fir Die ameritanii6e
Yil0erIahrt lebbNit intersiIirt, mo CUR
Ansii0run0 OcrielbM uelentlih beiSctro=
gen bat. ourb iein Sl0tt SeitrdSe gc'nms
melt bat mo NOD lammelt, ionic er and
cine rci6li@ ilicBenoe 6Ollettc bon Yeterss
pfenniSen u~cr0uitoltete, pelhe ourh Ole
Yil9er Dem b. Batter uberreiht ,peroen
%iolen. Yater 6raui Salp, ans Der De
ieal6aIt Selu, wuroe gum geiltlihen Si'
reftOr Der ameritaniidsn Vil9eri6aar er=
nannt. Der 8encrolpbere Der 6onsre9as
tion pom b. &reuS. p. Gorin, BON Notre
Game, Sno,, ma6t Die Wa0iobrt ebens
iaQs nit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-13
~3uSemburger 0a3ette.

1msebuns beenbiat iein.-Orei Yrieter
bes Seminars baben bereits Srier p%erlal=
fen. Yrofeior s.. Mosler 1T nit ben
Stubenten mad Miiniter CUR rlniperlitdt,
0r. Stspbinitp unb S9roo Heoeln mad
gelsien iiber.
Rus 4rier miro gemelbet ungea9tet
Der ftodenoen inouItrieqen Sbatisteit limb
Die 5olSpreiie oennOd bod Seblieben. Oas
Gidenbolj bebauptet iosar nod immerfort
einen iebr boben Yreis, inoem es bel ben
gsrsbau= Nnlassn, bsim Sdifsbau, in Der
gauidreinerei gum Weinbau, uno gar 6di=
ier= 6abrifation unsntbebrli6 1T. Muf=
fGli9 1T es, pie bietielbit Der SdiHsbau
susenommen bat, Der lanse 3eit binour9
an Der Saar uno Der Moisl fait peridwun-
ben mar. 8esenipdrti9 liesen bierielbit
etma II neue Sdiifs in 8au, uopon 5
9r0Bers, & mittlere uno / t~leineres Sabr=
seu9e limb. an Die Steae Der iebr tbeuer
oeiporoenen gi9enbolS : Weinbersspfdble
benuBt man jegt iOlde BON sitem afajien<
bolj. Wenn oas leBtere aud ni6t Die
9auer bes Gi9enbol;es bat, 10 iueroen bic
ata,ienpidble Oennod sunebmeuo ueripen=
bet, neil Die ata;ie in iebr luenisen Sab
rem Elm brauhbares, feites Stansen. uno
StammbolS mliefert. Ser 8erbrau6 BON
gi6enbol, III tleineren &ebinoen 1T in Der
9.stSeit beoeuteno seitiessn, neil oas grau.
ueien unsemein piele tleinere 5diier ions
iumirt. gu ben ieBt pisl besebrten Yrei=
iionsfdiern mub has bette uno oidteite 81.
denbols permenoet meroen. glud in ben
Wobelfabritsn finoet gidenbols ltarte gb-
nabme, neil Gi6enbolS=W 6bel in ~nsueitsl
3eit iebr in Wooe getommen linb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-13
re&tli@ ~sufsbenpen @ebaltes bon

Stuble re&tli@ suRsbenpsn gebaltes bon
Der Staatsresierun9 perbdnst ipurpe,
3aueerten fe ni&t, Dem Sberbirtsn lire
unttrfdBun8 a%nsubieten. Mu9 Son
auf marts purcen 3aaimmunssaprs6en
;ustIantt. @ubsr benienissn, pslas Der
Grstii&cf WiecislauS semeinldaftlt@
NIT ben anbern Sbsrbirten preueens srs
belt empfns er aud aus Der salisii&en
8ir1snprcpinS Yrn ZEN pielen po!niihen
Vis@Sfen pes lateinilben &itus cine Nns
erfennuns unc @ireisuns ieines fir6.
li&en Stanppunftes zen Masnabmen
ces Staats aessniber. sessleiGen BON
BEN Central Gomite fir pdpflide Ansss
l~e9enbeiten in 8rd6es. DaS leBtere
nennt i'm einsn vnsusn atbanaiuS', Der,
Obne Sepenfsn su trasen, zen fatbOliiden
0lauben befcnnt %sesendter Der uebers
n,a1t Der /. ,9iberalen"." unc ii6 ni9t
Dor peren Orobunsen UNI 8ewaltttitiss
feiten suridsiebt." IS tr5itet lih mi:
ben Worter Ger bl. S4rift,': nSslis linr
pieienisen, wslde SsrfOlsuns lsiseu UNI
Der @sre6tisfeit wiacn." Nl5 uun Gnrs
October Der Gr,biidpf Ypu elmer ni1t
uuseidbrliden Srantbeit senelen, BON
0eridtsbeb5resn ywesen Ni6ttead:uns
Der Staatsseleye" ;u 9slrhrafen unr
@sfdasniB verurtbeilt unr bis auf's
Geuserte aussepfdnret wurre. tamsn
wieceIum satlreide Oeputationen BON
8sifli&en unr eaisn, ibm Die YerF9es
runs ibrer G~rsebsnbeit su erneus,n UNI
;uslei6 ibre Danfbarfeit fir Die aus
pausrnre 9srtbeirisuns Der tirdlidsn
Redte aus;urrlfea.
Nm METROPOLITAN ierch mar fir i'm
Die @nerfennuns ieitenS csS 81. Sas
ters, pel6e in mebreren Oanflhreiben
fir ete 3uienpuns ces peterspfenniss
uno inrireft AUDI in Der IeBten Gncyflita
an Die Sii&Sfe Der sanSsn fatbUlilden
Wslt pom 21. NcYembsr e~ntbalten 1T.
UVrtieeuns fOlst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-13
T.. Smoex.
6ol9enoe @erte limo am %. 6ebr

5Olsenoe Werte lino am %. 6ebruar
1874 in ben Snoer %getommen
1. Die geriahurs Der airde i'm 5abrbuucsrt
Der Mpoitsl pen einem tatbsliibsn Sitprifsr.
NSrplinssn 1873.
2. Breve corso iii Storia Iii yenezia condotto
sine al nostri giorni a iacile istruzione popolare
di Giuseppe Cappeletti, yenezia 1872.
3. 8reaorius 6erpinnnp. 6sitibts Der
Staet &em int WitteIaltsr, Yor, ). Sabrb. eis
gum IS. Sabrb. Stuttgart 1870.
4. 9anssn SOiepb. DaS gaticaniihe Dogma
POM rniperlal. @piseepat uno llnfsblbartfit ees
paplfsS in isintm 0erblltniNs gum 3eusu 81
jtament. Bonn iS71-73.
5. Caillet, able Union generate dams lie clergc
seculier du saecrdoce ct du marriage. Meulan
1873.
6. LInfallibilita pontificio ct la liberia. Ma
poll 1873. COsseryatore Rom.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-13

ris pr8dnilirte Yilsercarapane gum b.
9anoe, 1T tiirslid am %. Mdr, 81 SonH
ausefommen. bon no tie am 'ol9snoen
Gage nab Serulalem Sesan9en.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-06-03
PrecOciOus Children.

Precocity in children is to be dc
plored, not encouraged. A dull, sleepy
child often makes the best man. The
business of childhood lis to grow,' ra'
then than shrivel'up in school and die
Colts put into harness, or kept under sad.
die before they get their growth, make
poor or Indifferent horses. Half our col
legc graduates, who smoke tobacco and
commit other indiscretions while pursuing
their studies, are "shelved," being used
up and good for nothing before thirty
years. Would not little physiological
training be more useful than so much
Greek, Latin and Rhetoric? Precocious
boys and girls should not be kept in school,
but cut of doors-in the garden. on the
farm, in the play-ground-roling hoops,
flying kites, riding horses, climbing hills---
all in moderation, and if properly fed,
clothed and !. trained, they will learn
enough later in life. They should also
sleep abuudantly. Children mostly when
they sleep best. If, the human race is tc
be perpetuated, some attention must be
paid to the laws of health. 70 become
parents of robust children with enough
vitality to keep the lamp Of life burning
into old agc--rcquires !" right living on
their part. Children are effected by the
physical and mental conditions of theil
parents. Stock here, as elsewhere, IS al
important consideration. "Blood tells
We may improve or impair the quality
OF our blood by the way we live, the hab.
Its we form, thespursuits We follow, and
by our very thoughts. But enough. Sen
sible, not precocious children take pro-
per care Of them and they will live and
perpetuate the family name and be 0
blessing to their parents tho state, the
nation and the race, Silly, foolish, fash
isonable dissipated, iguorant and ambi,
tious spas" and mas "shall not live
out half their days"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-06-03
Taxation in South Carolina.

/ Many ofthe lowland negroes were firm
ly impressed, when they were first called
upon 10 use the ballot, that they were TO
gain some property by it, and great num-
bers Of them still have an idea that they
have been in some manner defrauded of
what they were entitled to. They have
also been told by SO many Legislators Of
their own race that all the property, once
their masters, now properly belong to
them, that they bcve taken literally to be-
lieveing it, III many cases, while, in
others, they consider the whole thing a
muddle entirely beyond their comrreheb-
tion This assertion that the negroes
ought to take the planters. lands, has
been often made by white pohtlicns,
who gained controll Of the negro at the
time that the white natives refused to
take any part in the elc ctions, in the re
organization of the State. The whole
theory of taxation in the commonwealth,
rs evolved by Nash and others of tie
few colored men of talent in the legsla
ture, is summed up ip these words, from
the present Governors last message "rhe
taxes fall chiefly where they belong-up-
on real estate. The owner cannot afford
to keep thousands Of acres idle and un.
productive, merely to sa.isty his own per-
soual vanity, and because he inherited
them from his father. Stern necessity,
therefore, will compel him to cut up his
ancestral possessions into small farms,
and sell them to those who can and will
make them productive aud thus tire
masses Of the people will become prorer-
iy-holders."
Swart Demos in the legislative chair,
with ariful rogues around him, remem-
bers only that the tax was not raised from
land, but upon slaves, previous to 1866;
and when he thinks Of it, very likely his
blood is hot, and he willingly applies
splashng tax to landowners. "In the
old days" he says, 'your cotton acres,
worth hundreds OF dollars, were only tax
ed four cents an acre, but on four hun
dred thousand wretches, such as |, you
placed tax 60 cents per head, and
made us work it out, thus getting nearly
half million Of revenue. Now we will
make you work out your tax, and we will
wrest your lands away from you" And
SO bitterness is ncedessly provoked on
both sides, and there is veritable war Of
races. 1t is not taxation nor even an in
crease of taxation, that the people of South
Caolina object to /; but it is taration scith-
out representation, and unjust, tyranni'
cal, arbitrary, overwhelming taxation,
producing reyen ues which never get any
further than the already bursting pockets
of knaves and dupes !--Edward King.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-06-03
Morning and Evening at Calves.
ton.

Morning: a bright sunlight on the silver
ripping water yonder is a mass of dense
foliage, from whose green, peer out faint.
est red and purest white, the color of the
blossoms and the gleam Of the house
walls; here the oleanders have archcd
their boughs aud made a shaded walk !;
the magnolia towers above little balcon-
led cottage, on whose gate couple Of
halt.naked negro children are singing;
mocking-bird is immitatiug the strange
whir of the insect.life about him there is
very little din Or rattle of carriages or
drays; one catches the inspiring breath Of
of the waves; the town seems to have
wakened lazily and to be lolling in the
sun-bath, and rejoicing ln the hints of the
"Salt and spumc o the sea-"
which drift lightly inland. At the
doors Of the Custom-house half.a.dozen
negros are lying with their heads upon
the broad steps, yawniagly joking each
other; at the long, white.paiuted market
sheds, the market men and women have
done their shouting, and relapsed irto IL
kind of centehted rest as they feel the
days heat coming on under the woolen
awnings IN the principal avenue of lighter
trade a few lack-lobed, dark k-eyed ladies
pass quietly from the water-side drifts
up the chant Of some bare-legged water.
men, standing, as do their patient mules.
kneedeep in water, while they load their
carts. @ 'a'
Evening: the tide is out. and you may
promenade the Gulf shore along hard
unyielding track left by the receded wa
ter, and watch the negro fisherman as he
throws his line horrizonward, to see it..
swirl and fall in the retreating surf to
come up laden with scaly treasure, The
blue Of the water. the dark Of the seem
iugly endless strip Of beach, the faint
crimson, or the purdle, or Tie gold of the
sunset sky,,'form delicious contrasts. A
few sails steal ssaward like unique ghosts;
miles away, al q rugged promontory, where
the tide is beginning to set around aud
come III again, the sky seems to have
come down to kiss the sea- SO exqusitcly
do colors of heaven and water blend +; the
long line Of carriages hurries cityward /;
lights seem to spring from the very bosom
of the sea, so low and trustingly does the
little islct-town lie on the Cuffs surface
the orange trees and the fig shrubs send
forth delicate perfume in the cool air
Fof the twilight, Edward King, in
"Glimpscs Of Texas !" ScrsJner'S.