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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-01

Burglars are "doing" Austin
handsomely. The Avenue House was
bled to lively tune the other night.
IL not this boarding the lion in his
den, the Douglass in his hall?
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-01

We contend that the defeat of
Dwyer's amendment to the approx
BSiasisH to aid the immigration bu.
neaR in ita work was an unmixed
evil The whole sum contemplated
by the amendment was far too small,
sas the pissasss really appropriated
might % well be thrown in the fire,
asd save she State from the ridicule
earned BY its psrsineny. It's strange
Tat 30 few neA era take a really
conservative view Of any subject, and
verify economy premises to be the
NEST expensive toy, the Legislature
ofTexss has ever yet played with.
Every aellar she spends In the way
sf attracting immigration wifi return
her Eve hundred per cent. profit per
sasum Every actual settler who
comes into the State, adds his money
and industry to the taxable property
sfthe State, and yet there are mer
who TANK the appropriation of a lib
eral sum in aid Of the project Of filing
our rich valleys with new settler
money squandered. Was ever sucl
short sightedness known on earth ?
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-01

From notice of the EXAMINER as
the organ of the Texas State Grange,
which appears in the May number OF
the Texas Farm and Home, it is safe
to say that MIR. G. L. Brown, the in
telligent and gentlemanly editor, is
absent.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-01

ST. Louis, April 27.-The Times asserts
that two thousand Springfield rifles and thir.
teen thousand rounds of amunitien with
several cases of pistols were shipped in SC
cret for Brooks forcss. Ills also snd that fve
car loads of provisions were shipped to the
same parties.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-01

There nsvI The Galveston News
y picking . fght alrsAly with its
own pet scheme of aAsndments, and
the poor embryonic constitution, like
the l2tA plank in the platform, Is
marked cut for destruction by this
great guardian Of the interests Of the
GALVESTON NEWS, and the peo-
pie Of Texas We are glad to see,
however, that the gripping fit of econ-
omy which has so violently laid hold
upon its bowels is breaking up, and,
this sentence is worthy of record
alongslde Of the most comprehensive
sententious aphor;sms in the lan-
guage, "a capable, unimpeachable
bench is something above estimate in
dollars and centa." The great cir
Cumlocutor has not lost any apprCci>
able degree of his vigor, and the
Legislature may get itself ready for
the fate of the 18th plank.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-01

Arkansas matters are still IN statu
qwo. We may expect interesting
things from that quarter before many
moons.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-01

Open air religious meetings are
still held in Galveston.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-01

Senate bill, an act supplemental to
an act incorporating the Texas, Mid>
land, Gulf and New Orleans Railroad
Company. Passed.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-08-14

@elb ieben. Gr fubr meg unO am 9onnerIfao
tebrte er mad OtiOOletOmn in Der gsGbe bon
Soefia 3uritd, ne:faufte tortPferS uub Quoap
tttr Die Sdlfte bes g9ertbss uno ueridfpQaI6.
am 5reitag fanO man Mafep'S 3eif,nam
nnS lett ia9t man, oaB Oerielbe bic Merfma(e
etner an ibm Oeriibten @emalttbat aetraaeu
bat, obglettJ oas SerOitt Der @orouerS Sfrp
nld1tS oaoon eriuGbnt. @eitern Ibeno fam
Wtafc1's Sruoer na6 0tiObletown, nm Die
anS9rnbung Der 2ei6e gu oeranlalIen. 0ieIe
analre erInuert an oeit bon uooersoof periibz
ten Wtorb uno ale llmtdnbe beHteu barauf
bin, oaB aTt bier elm Dtorb periibt NOR en-
lei. Su9lor ioll uOu jeber in ifleftem 91uf
geitanOen babeu. 0erielbe bat Ieines gaterS
unteridrift 6u betriigli6en 3meden oefdlidt
lno anhere perbre9erti4e 6anolungen beeun-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-08-14
SdGesz SlsuiaF,iter

OaS Sureou 6eS @eueFalanmalts
if es niht alein, 9egcn weld)ssSlagen psgeH
Teri9lcppuug ober unerlaubter y ,rmenblna
BON Staatset9entbum laut geworoen finS.
Sn ieSsm anoeren 0epartement weroen Gqui.
paaen auf StaatStohcn geb0lteu, uuO bat ie=
Der Ridter beS SberbaHDeSqerihtes in leiner
g8Obnung ein 3immer, oeiIsn game gusltat=
tuna, uon Der Sibliotbef bis gum Gepsid,
uuS Sopba, Die Ge9iernn9 lIeferte. AuBer.
benz hat CT Eph einen 0iener 3u ieiner Yer.
fiiaung, Der ibn I'm @eri9te nno ju 6aue
beSieat. SIN Gou9reB nnb Genat 9ebt es
faum beiIer 3u. SeiIatoren uub QOugreB.
mitQljeOer balten fh auf Soften Der 8sse-
runS SefretSre uuO StenOgrupben unO bs5ie
ben nn9laublide Quantitdten ShreibmGte=
rialisa Hnb 3sltunseH. srbsltsr Hup Amts'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-08-14
Saau 0nt0rO it 0GIalpare.

gStlmtnQtou, GEL, 8. Nuguit. - Die
0eihe einea poblbabenOen SiebbGnolera,
Jtamen8 9tobert u. WGfep, lit in einem
8a1e in Der 9tdbe BON SOeiia 9eiunOenpors
ben. @s liegt eiu Naubmoro Dor, NIB bic
Boli1iiteu luheu eiueS SnoioiOuums, Haz
mems Solcp6 Slplor, babbaft 81 nerben, ba
'ocrielbe sulctt i'll Geieaif0ft DtadeD'S gcie=
ben iuuroe,
g8tlmtngtou, Del, 8. auguit. am
6reitaq QbenO, ben 81 .Suli, pur0e imOram-
ners @retf bci SbeiIa in g8ilminatonz@ @ountu
Ser Gei6ram zines ManueS gefunbeu. Ser
idbe lag augCudDctaltf ifOn meBrtre Gage
i'm @aiier unO mar oaber bereitS Siemlih IN
Sermeiuug iibergcgangen. IS iuurbe all ben
Geid)nam ntdtS getunOen, luo0urA man ihH
hattie ioeuttitciren t6nnen. Sn ieinen Said1en
pareu Sruar eiuige unbeoeuteuoe Artifel, abel
er hattie teiueu Sent @elo bel fd. Seine llhr
tein mertbuoQeS Ding lieB fb oil inn ent.
0edeu. 9te Goronsr8- lluteriuhuna nuroe qe
bQlten Der 6orm megen, einYerOitt abQeQeber
rlno bic 2etd)e beerbi9t. gtiemano tiimmertl
iih nm OaS GebelmnlB, bas blnttr oerguffin
ouna lenCr 2etd)e uerbor9en mar. 4m bortqer
TrettaQ aber erfuar nanr oaB Der Rame 6eS
ScritoTbenen 0tobert u. Maden lei. De
Manu war &itbbanoief uno pobnte IN 2epis
uiQc, @belter.GOHntp, ntft rueit BON Oem Ort
entfcrat, an welfem l0Ser3oot ieineu DtOrI
poabrabte. 9lm Wittmo6, Sen 29. Suli, fuhl
er uud) 9teruarf in0elamore uno traf auf ben
gSeqe einen Ntauu, gtameuS Soiepb Saulor
Der III Ocr 9tGbe Uon Sennerspi1e, Dem nor
maligen @obuortellboer5oets, mobnt. Iad,
Dem lie 8ciOc tiidtig poiullrt batteu, fubrel
Otadep uuo SaplOr NIT einanber mad, ct
@eorac's, ons mebrere DtCilen uon Hcmor
entfernt 1T, NIB bort fingeu lie aberma.s Il
trint.u an. Wtuden beSablte Die 3edle IN
lieB babel uiel Sch leben, tudbreno Saplo
arm lpie cine .Sr4enmnHs 6u ieln idieu
benbi9 nidt wisOer geieben. Ga1lor eri6ie
ipdtsr in Soeiia unb batte Dade9's $fcr
uno Suggp i'm Seft. gl8 er I'M 6otel ar
btsIt un0 isine Ste4nnns beaublte, lieb er BIZ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-08-14
S6dn0ItdleS 0crbredIen zines
NcNprS QNas@6,t,seXSA

GOlnmbtu, S.zG., y. ang. - Gin
Re9er, gfamens 6enrD @lOUr, iddnOete am
Samita9 6u @ertngtOn cine geadltete lusiBe
6rau uno ri6tete iie nit S6ldgen furdlt5ar
gu. Gr purce beute ein9efaugeu uno ae=
lnndit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-08-14
@etptttcr III Sbto. - Veun Sautel:
OcM Sltbe 6etroTcn.

CINCINNATI, Z. Nug. = gu Grcmout,
Silla9e, ctma Dtcileu n0rOli6 uon Springz
ftclO, SbiO, iflu9 Der Slit Beute gtahmtt.
tag I'm llbr in ben OOrtigcn Sirdltburm.
gteun Oonen, mclfe i'm 8eitibiil itanOen,
nm einem 8rauergOtteSbtsnlte bei3mpObntn,
murOen uOn 8liBe 9etrohen; fituf Oerielben
murOen itpcr uerlctt, 10 OaB an ibrem gluf-
fonmen neineifelt mirh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-08-14
Gin 9e&tid1er lit S00zG0roIima er=
SaentNcS

@u9uita, Ga, u. au9. - 2ettcn N}Ou-
tag 2lbenO muroe ell 9Cutitcr, 9tameuS
3amcS @etlriau, in cincr gSmtbi6aft bCi
2onglen, 5.-9, Don Setter 2lutrp erihoiicn.
u. ihoB ouf ciueu uuoern Manu llno traf ben
Heterien. Der MlSrher entilnh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-08-14
aeK gNappenfd,lp noel IN stmerEfa.

Siele >unierer 2sier werben iiA nod Der
ei9eutbiintlidsn Srantbeit ertnnern, luelde III
ben fiinfsi9er Sabren ben ebrlamen beuti9en
BirgnIf6nO unS in pjeleu SegenOen iO9ar
Die 8auern erfuBte; ole SebniId)t mad etnem
2Sappeu sog oanalS hurt aRe plebel1d)sn
Deuti6cn 6eren, ieber S8iirsfrdmer HnO
SObgerber i6rieb mad 9eipSig ober 9annober
oil eineu 9eralOlter uno lieb ieiu ntrrnutblI-
9eS 8appsu tomnten, bGS iOrtan auf alien
Stublz unb Sopbalebuen BON Den ipapperts
begeilterteu 20d)tern eiugeitidt nurbe; aHf
lHandem Sbuer- uno S6ncioeri6iloe
pranste iotan Elm bunteS 28appeu, uub
jeoer &abadsfabrttaut oher gSuuber6oftor
marn:e bic Serebrer ieines 5a5rifateS Dor
6dli4ungen, Die leid]t su ertennsu iejen,
I,iuosm mir bic .dfte 8aarc nit ieiuem
YSapHen ge5eihuet iei." Wtau illo6te oae
mails bsrbltden, lpO man bin wollte, 10
itarrten &iuem Die Bappsn bes BODICE
bOrsHeH finiAnboBiBi9 9tiaiOHsntOpfssu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-08-14
S0Otlfd1cr stScub0Dusllnf0Il. .

STD 9ep0rt, 0onn., II. Nng. = go
bann Gettermann, Elm nii6terner, fleiBi9er
Siirger, wurOe 9eitcru Don einem YerlOnen-
3uge iiberfabren uuO OfOrt gct6o:et. Der
3ngfiibrcr iab i'm auf bem@eletie ltegeH, aber
ntdt 8citi9 genug, nm beu3ug re9t3:itig gum
Stebeu 81 brtugeu. 8ettermann tpur0e ges
fern ausbeSablt, bod fan0 man fein @elO bel
ibm, 10 Oa5 bic Sernutbnn9 nabe liegt, oaB
CT erit beraubt uub oanu auf Oas @eletle 9e=
Id1leOOt mllroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-08-14
Sin 26tpe in Sereibctt.

9 dcnetto6p, N,-O., =. 9lu9nit. :
@Gbrcno etu nit elmer Nfenagerie perbunbez
ner Sirius 9eitern IbenO nuf benz 8ege bon
bier nadl Saratoga mar, coGiNirte Der 2Sags
gOu, uuf wel9cm Der Q6mcntdfg it9 befanO,
etnige Nteilen iiiolid1 BON Salliton nit benz
Salfeumerf einer Sriide. Ser SGig murOe
5crtriimmcrt unO Der 21me mar IN 6reiheit.
@r iprang burd bas 6elb, febrtc I'M unO
iprang auf etHeH 8uggOu, in mel6em itf
BierOe befauNeu, bon oenen Der GGme mebrerc
nit ietren Gagen uerpunSete. Dtan wurbe
enOlib ieiner blr9 cine 2iit pieOer babbaft.
@S wurOc eiuGalb getDotet unS III etuen @it=
termaggon gemorfeu. Ser 26we iprang iOfort
uaCh nm mlIrhc nuf hieip gSeiie oeiauaeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-08-14
GiienbaDn 1tm9lit6. - Niinf Yers
fOncn attf Der Stcac toot 1ttto
fitnf3een bis 5tn1n5t8 i@uer

ct. 4(bans, W.=g., IS. Gug. - Ser
9taht=grprcBSuq bon SOtOn mad Wfontreal
auf Der oYuiiumpic Soutbweitern 8abn"
perlnglifte beute gtorgen III Der gfdbe BON
&tdforO, SermOnt. 6Ol9enOe YeriOncn mur.
Oen gctOOtct: Otai9iniit QancOt, Sabnmetiter
s. 9. 9arri8, &Onrufteur Gulnbn, Der 9ei=
scr uno etu flcines Mtao9en. 3wei Ner5te
itnO uEf einem Siilf8Snge nod Der lln9litfS
Stele abgegaugen. llcber 30 8erl0uen ino
mcbr oocr peniger uerlett.
Sid torO, ST., 13. 2(uguit.-0aS lin
gliit murOe Ourd einen gSeitenmdrter Der
anlGBt, mcldr pcriaumte, Oenl 3u9e Elm
Sigual 3u geben, baB Die Sriide BON Der
Slutb tnrtgeldmemmt mar.
Die Scrletten poren 9r0Btcntbeil8 @ana-
bier; @inige mcroen iAperltd nit Geben bas
ponfommen,
Die llcteri6memnlung, pcld)e Die Sritfe
btnwegiiibrte, war cine ieBr bcOeutcnoe; Die,
ieibe bat aud nod auoere Sriiden beidG.
Oigt, unO 6em Saotcn in ienem Gbale gro.
rem S6Qbeu Qetbau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-08-14
Selesrop9;f9e 9epeiJe1.
ssglanSs9epsI1en.
2(mcrifnniId,c Bertbpaptcre TT
OettfSG1lanO.

8aibtnatou, IL. Aug. - llnier Gou=
iul in Trantiurt a. Yt. idreibt an oaS
Stoots. 0epartemelt, oaB Die rei6e 3unabme
ber 8ouFeu in 0eutid)lano mGhrenb OeS Sab
res 1862 Die uentlifen unbeilpollen Solaen
oebnbt hat. uelG1e nan oamals porau5iebte,
&iele bie,er 8anten muroen genUtbiQt, III Ii
o1ihiren. mo auf glllcn rubt elm Qeniiics
JtiRtraueu. Die TOlgen maren b0dit unbeil.
uo(l fir fleine Spefulanten.
9aS Talleu uon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES III
bieiem 0tarfte bat ale unbeiluOllen Bropbe
seibnnaen mabr gemadt. Giienbabu=Sbli-
Qattonen aus ben Ser. Staatenr iueldc gelii=
Qcnbe Siferbeit boten uno beOeuten6e 3inien
6eriprud,en, muroan Su nieberen 8reiieu an
Srauffurter 8antier5 uerfauft, meI6e bieiel=
ben IN bDberen Yreiien Gn fleine Spetulan-
ZEN G5iebten. lltan lit iebr i'm Srrtbume,
meun man 9laubt, baB Die rciden Sanfiers
in @uropa Die ein5igen Snbaber Der amerifaz
niiden QSertbpapiere ieten. Cine QroBe
Quantit6t berIelben 1T in ben 6GnOen tlcincr
6Gnbler uno 6unblperfer, oCren elnSiges @in=
fon1luen Die 2iuien bil0en. @egenmIrtig ba=
ben 10 piel giienbabuen oeri1umt, ibre Gin
len III sablen, baB bicienigen, ruelfe rpirfli9
3ablen, bic @usnabme bon Der &egel bilOen.
SHIol9e 0eneH 1tgtH ple @Stutll9tH uut
amerifani9eu Yapiere NIT WtiBtrauen an.
Der Ganferctt Der Stuaten @eorgta unO
Mabama bat ben Grebit BON ameritanliden
Staateu gin3lid) ruiuirt. Die 0euti9en
t0unen ni9t etnieben, ME Elm Stnat nit iOl=
der Steuerfrait uuo iolfen SitItsquellen
bancroft ietu tann, iie glaubcn be8balb, OaB
man iie getGuIdt uuo betrogen bat.
Die Ghre uuo Der @rebit uulercr g1atton
iiuO gciabrSet morOeu burh bic 8Gdiidt8=
lOitgfeit unO lluoOrtd)tigfcit, nit wclAer
Staaten unb Gorporatioreu OaS He9t erbiel=
ten, SoubS auS2ugebeu.
Ser Goniut iprid)t am S6luTie Die Soft
ming ans, baB Die peri9icbenen Staateu
balO in Die Sage fOmmen m0f)ten, zen Ser
biublidfeiteH gsgen ibre eurOpGii9en S4ulO=
,rcr nprn5,+ 81 ,,,nrSn,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-08-14
Ginc neme SpMr Ocs 0cr0mbtcn
Charles Sretpjter NOS.


Srog, N.=O., 10. 9lug.-@tne Spe5ial=
0epei6e ans Bennington, ST., all Die biefige
Sime8" meloct, baB OaelbIt ein SrauenSinl~
mer, Nanens Slpuu, perbaftet muroe. Sie
fiibrt Elm Sins b;l iif, ruelde8 Der Geidlreiz
bung bes geraubteu Charles 8reiuter &oB
entiprid)t, uuO Die 2luSiagen Oe8 Sranen5imz
mer8 iino DiOerirredenoer 2lrt.
BAtla0elpbta, 10. Aug. = Som 3D.
| li3et- @bef i'll 8cnnlnQtOH, ST., itao Sriuat'
0epei6cll al hteiige 6reunoc NeS 0rn. &oB
einQelaufen, ourdl m5ldbe 0ie Scrbaftun9
etueS 6rouen5inmer8, mcldles cineu fleinen
9na6en bel lidI fi5rt, Der bem 9eraubten
@barlie 9toB dbnlidJ tit, bcitdtt9t miro. Oa5
Erauensimmer gtbt an8lpeidenoe glntmorten.
Sine 5meite 9eptid)e biltet nm Gin genaueS
Stgnalemeut ot8 oarmiBteu &inocs. Gine
brittle 0tpeidle aus 8enuington, melder aber
Die llnteri9rift ocs 8oll3ci GbifS feblt, mel
bet, baS Sino babe gciagt: uSdl beige @5or-
lie sos, aber Wtama nil nIdt, oaB i'd eS
trgenO SemanOcm Iage."
Benntn gtOnr ST., 10. Iug. - 6rau
| SreOcrid 6anilton, friibsr Wiarp 6lgun aus
Bennington, ST., lit beute ptrhaftct morben,
Oa iic ein &ino bei FdJ fiibrte, welher Der
SeItreibuna oe5 geraubttn Charlie 9toB ent=
| IPLlujl. vyuuI AItu <(AYIi pNN otItaOSl Hu-
ben oieiclbe Sarbc, pie Die i'll Dem Stgnule=
mcnt angesebenen. 0a3 0nar lit fiirSlid)
9ei6nittcn noroen. @r bat bafelbe gllter,
iprt1t Oeutli9, iagt, iein Same iei Charlie
unS CT babe einft cine if6ue 6eiulutb 9cbabt.
SnoeB iino llmitGuOe pOrbarSen, pelde es
umpnbrlheinlidl MAIDEN, buB CT nit Dem
&ermuBteu lOcntiit lei. 6rcO. 9amtltOu III
Elm 9lngeItellter III .. 3. 8arnum'8 @trfns
uno itcbt nit ieiner 6rau in GorreipOnOeu5.
Ste iagt, Sa8 fomme BON yteru=YO 8oli,
3iiten tparten auf Oa8 @inhefieu elmer 9cnaue-
rcn Seid)retbung oc8 &nabcn.
8btlabclpbtar II. Gug. - s. 9S.
2elpi8, Elm Sutel Oe8 geraubten Charlie IoB,
reite geItern IbenO Don bier nad) Yenntng
ton, &ermOnt, ab, nm OaS bort gefunoent
6tno 5u iOentifijireu; CT tele9rapbtrte beut;
2lbenO, OaB ouiitlbe itidlt @barlep RoB iet.
Ser ssatidlcr @alt @tten.
Hem= Ort, Il. 9tug. - Als man Der
SOfer bes 6dljherS San gtteu untsriudte
fano man pcrihicoene 8abn SonoS mi
S6mufiod)en in }8crthc bon S15, 900, iOpi
20 SanfutliCn. 9eute 4beuo wurbeu nod
| TC Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-08-14
Ser SSGLfN,cr 9Saat Gttett.

9femz . Orf, II. Nug. = gllS man 0en
SOffer bes 6dIifer5 Sau gtteu unteriu6te,
fano man Dcrihicbene 8abn SouoS unS
Sdmufioden im}8crthc bon $4,000, iOmie
20 8anfutlicn. 9eute Qbeno wuroeu nod
mehrere @omplicen oes &srbreher5 0erbaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-08-14

81 ON s. 4ugult. - @elteru Ibeno 9iuq
cine benaffncte 8anoe OOu 40 Wunu uOn
9ruali uud) Bologna uno jerfGrte uuf ibrem
l8e9c Die 3elsgropben OrGbte uuO cntmaffs
uete Die @iienbdbnpdrter. Die Sanoe murbe
uon DiilitGr oeriOlgt, uno fat aue Dtitglieber
berielben purben gefangen genommen uuo
ibre 8afen uno Ytuultiun coufSSirt.
9tOm, 9. aug. - Der Bupf bat ieiue
abii6t 5u ertennen ge9eben, bier Heue @arOi.
udle Su erueuneu.
Rom, 9. 4ueuf. - 4ft &GOelsfiibrer
! Der SuternatlOualiiten iinb bier Oerhaftet nor
ben uuo in Sloren; uuo anoereu StGOteu ites
! hen lpeitere 8erhaiungen beuor. GS Euo
3eitun9en nit Stihlag belegt wOrOeu, aus
Geneu bsruorgebt, bOB Die Burtei Der Suter.
Mathematician in Stalien 9rOBe 6Ortihrttte
9emo6t bat.
Gom, 10. 4ugut. - Die SanOc BON
Sumultuauteu, meld1e in 8arletta lbr llumc.
len trieb, lit uuSeiuanOer geipren9t wOroen,
uuO mebrert Ytltglieber oerielben iiuo oerbats
tct morOeu. Gine AuSabl gcbclm gebaltensr
8Hdieu wurOen coniisSirt.
RaBIanp.
ct. BeterS burg, 8. Aug.-Oer g@cs
los" meloet, baB Der S0iler ben Sobn oes
perItorbenen SatierS NnpoIeOn eingeIaoeH
= babe, Oen bieiign militGrjiden. 9taHO0erH
: bet5unobnen.
} 8ombap, 10. ,aug.-Sm o6ereH SciHoe
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gen 10 llbr oeriammelte itb baS llnterius
6un9s <&outite in 8ee6er'5 g8obnuug. See
der iaB al einem GnOe Der Said uno per-
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nECEMRER.

SCHFNcK's MANDRAKE PILLS viii be iOund
to possess those qualities necessary to the total
eradication of all bilious attacks, prompt to
start the secretiOns of the liver, and give
healthy tone TO the entire system Indeed, 1t Is
no ordinary discovery in medical science to have
invented a remedy for these stubborn com,
plants, which develop all the results produced
bv a heretofore free use Of cal0mel, mineral
Justly dreaded BY mankind, and acknowledged
to be destructive in the extreme 70 the human
system That the properties Of certain yegeta-
bles comprise all the virtues Of caiemei WitnOus
its injurious tendencies, is now an aamitteu
fact rendered indisputable by scienilnc re-
searches; and those who use the MANDRAKE fils
will be fully satisfied that the best medicines
are those provided by nature IN the common
herbs and roots OF the fields. .,
These Pills open the bowels and correct III
bilious arrangements without salvation OF any
of the injurious effects of calOmel or other pol
sons. The secretion of bile Is promoted by these
Pills. as viii be seen by the altered color OF me
stools. and disappearing Of the salloW complex
ion and cleansing Of the tongue
Ample directions for use accompany eaeh ooN
of Pills.
Prepared only by y. ii. Sehenek & Son, AZ
their principal Office, corner Sixth and Arch
Streets Philadelphia, and for sale by all drug
gists and dealers Price 25 cents per box
dec1 deOd&wlm
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BEFORE THE RATTLE.

fOT Tie mon anu ADutIlCdus
We lay by the fires of our bivOuac,
Aud the foe lay grimly before US;
But we slept as calmly as babes might Sleep
With the fair stars glittering Ger us
Stars that sat in the vault of heaven
Like sentinels watching Ger Us.
We lnew the morrow must rise in blood,
But when the order was given,
We silently laid us down 10 sleep
Meath the arch of the jewelled heaven;
And the light OF our dreams Of home was fair
As the stars Of the Bonded heaven.
Above US the pines made solemn moan,
And winds sang dreary chorus,
AS If in prophetic monotone
FOretelling the woes before US;
But never shadow came DER cur dreams
Forecast Of the fate before us. -
Or if a murmuring lip was stirred,
Twas prayer unconscious muttered,
OF dreamful spirit repeating DER
What his bOyiSh lips had uttered
Lips repeating the prayer again
His mothers lips had uttered.
If to one heart fOrebOding came,
Twas stified and never spoken,
And our mothers had smiled TO see our sleep
In the light OF our dreams unbrOken;
But we followed our banners 10 death next
day,
When the spell Of our dreams was broken.
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A STATE BANK.
Farmer C., Tackles the Williamson
Farmer, w. b. Huggins and the
Union and American.

Farmer C." Tackles the Williamson
Farmer, w. b. Huggins and the
Union and American.
To the Union and American:
In your issue of the 18th inst, under
heading "a State Bank Wanted" YOU
copy from the Franklin Rerie1v and Jour
nal, communication signed 'Williamson
Farmer" which you characterize as bold in
logic, but the entire article is not repro
duced. His idea is that "each State
(shalD furnish its own currency TO suit the
wants of its own people" that deprecia-
ted currency Of twenty-five per cent. would
be better for us, than what he is pleased to
call, Sour property appreciated or shrunk in
value from 35 to so per cent?" and as the
letter evidently is aimed at the new Leg
islature, he 'wants each member
TO consult that portion al least of his con-
stituents who till the soil and who make
all the wealth of the country, On the sub
iect, and see if they don't instruct him 10 90
for a bank of ISSUE" and then exit stay
laws, and all study upon taxes, alienation,
etc. Perhaps the writer is a tiller of the
soil. would suspect he is not, but rather
a speculative genius of the lively order. He
sees green pastures for his grazing in the
very heavy eating Of memorial millions Of
State Bank issue, to be grasped at and
dealt with as Confederate quartermasters
scattered the worthless trash of "six
months after the conclusion Of
peace" But hope it will
be long before the le1ple of this State'
hearken to this cry for bank issues in ex-
change for the promise to pay off its spec
ulating citizens. Give TO eager money
making spectators the golden opportunity
of dabbling with the honor and credit of
the State in this, not new but old scheme,
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A CONTRAST.

An, sad are they that know not love,
Bat far from passions tesrs and smiles,
Drift down a moonless sea, beyond
The silvery coasts OF fairy isles.
And sadder they whose longing lips
kiss empty air, and never touch
The dear warm mouth of those they love-
Waiting, wasting, suffering.
But clear as amber, fine as musk,
Is life TO those who, pilgrim wise,
Move hand in hand frOm dawn to dusk,
Each morning nearer Paradise.
Oh, not for them shall angels pray,
They walk in everlasting light;
They stand in Adams smile by day,
And nestle in his heart by night.
7. b. ALDRIcH.
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For Sale In Edge1eId.

A NEW FRAME HOUSE, NEAR THE
Round-h0use, on l.. & n. r. R., with 3 ROOMS
and porch, at $500, in monthly payments Of
$50 each.
ARLINGTON, FARRAR s wEAKLEY,
Oc1s eOdu Agents
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Money! Money! .UOmey!y

WE WANT TO BORROW MONEY ON
all kinds of good securities. We want money
for Real Estate that viii pay IS per cent, net.
ARLINGTON, FARRAR & wEAKLEY,
Agents,
oc21 DIT No. % Worth COLLEGE Street.
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For Sale on Long Time.

IL NICE BUILDING LOTS NEAR NASH.
vile and Decatur Depot; one-tenth cash, bal
ance on nine years time.
ARLINGTON, FARRAR s. wEAKLEY.
OcS eOdtf
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STRAYED.

CTRAYED Or STOLEN from my prem
- Uses, on the 9TH inst, a white mare with
sway back, and blind in one eye. A liberal re-
ward will be given for information leading TO her
recovery. JOSEPH EMMETT, Edgetield, Tenn.
deco ST