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On Fdlry afternoon, the sunday school
juveniles wcre treated to pleasant entertain
mcnt at the Christian Church, given by the
ladies OF the church. We learn that IL was a
happy affair for the litt'e iolh-, and that
all weut away with contcEi,l hearts aud d.
clutcntcd lit,lc s,omachs, blessing the good
ue.. OF tho-c who con rihutcd L. their innocent,
crjoym,nt, and secretly ohucAliug over the
rract'ci hcnclt' Il early pietv.
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"A Repository Of Fashion Pleasure, and
Instruction"
Harper's Bazaar.


NWtfN y NC TI'N'
The BaaIr l. edtsd with q conirihn nn If .Hft aud
talent that seldom hnd In ANY Joanna. and the
journa itself Is the organ Of the great World Of si-
ION - boston TGstiss.
ghe Basar oommends itself 10 every meniber Of the
hous hud-to the children by droll and pretty pie
tures the young ladies by It's shion-pates Il end-
los variety 10 the prosidsnt natrOn by it, patterns
tr the chidrens clothes, 10 aiegdmAi By ~ taste
hil desigs fr eiabruiderud slippers and Luxurious
dressings Hut the reading matter of the Hlsf
Is uniformly Of great excellence. The paper has az
quirei aide popularity for the hfesde enjoy II
Affords Aeu 1O,k Etcaiig Post.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-01-02

The engineer and Grcmcn on certain rail.
road. have created some little excitement IN
railroad circles during the past few days by u
preconccricd strike. They are stubborn fel-
lows and are resisting with frmrcs- the at
tempt to reduce their wages
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Our schools will open next Monday, and
the urchius will all return tn he school rooms
With light, happy heart. ready and willin, to
travel the n,wcr.wrrathcd path which rajs
to the temple Of Fame,
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To any lady who will send Us tro new sub.
.crihers and four dollar, We will present a
box Of fifty clcean, wishing card. Any per.
son sending u. i've euhsciih,r. aud ten dol
lar, will receive a copy Of the JorRSAL one
wear gra,uilouslv. eo-tf
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l must have money or notes In settlement OF
my accounts, or warrants will be issued GA the
same Immediately. W. II. Anderson.
ps?f
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-01-02

During the past six months The postmaster
at Stanford cancelled, SG72 53 worth Of siamp-,
making an average II about SIP per month.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-01-02

We arc authorized ~ announce A. e SNOW, Esq .
. pvfns~rst.o candiate sr 'lcrk II the Iin,iln
,rcun Court Llection the hrst Monday IN August
nest
We are requested 10 announce a.. Il WArIi.s a
Democratic candidate fr tietk OF THE lincoln Circuit
Court ietion afst Nlnia, In August 1874
To the voters of Lincoln county. am a candidate
or rc-elesiion the ofoe 81 tlerk IT the Lincoln
County circuit Court, subject O. the drc.son of 4
Convention ~ Primary tlcctian. 81 the Democratic
party VI thu county, should either be held
". u. MILLER
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AUGUST ELECTION 1874.


We are authorized ~ anuouuee n G. WARkiN =
eHiidaie Gr tomn,uswtalth's Attorney ~ toe tth
Judicial District, al the nest Augrsf cisuon SUBJECT
10 The Will NJ the bcmocratle party
for soansy court Ciert.
John HLAIN l. a candidate or rc-cicction a.
tIunty Court Ciefk, and viii sutulit 70 tie siil e
the nrnucrati, party In the selection % cunddtic.
Fsr Tailor.
We are requested 10 snusuu-r JNO. n DENNis q
pstnnratif candidate fr Janr - Lincoln county
Llotipn hrst Monday In august, isN.
We rrc auth .fifs.i 10 annnunec THOMAS bIiuilb
candidate fr fssierton H. The oahcc of Jaif II Lin
ctn cunty, subject g. such action the Iemn rstie
party ~ the county may o. u ts.s CT the ss'c bon
-.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-05
Columbia MUSIC sTcRE.
LYBrand & Son

ffNAkE pleasure III calling theattenticn
4 Of ;he public to Nh examinations OF
their STOCK Ut MUSICAL. NEKCHAN-
Disc, consisting "i Pianos, Church and
Parlor Organs Nt!odeons. Violins Gui.
tnrs, Banj"s Flutes. Acrorlcons, Brass
and Silver Ban: Instruments OF ali kinds.
Also, Sheet Aiu-ic and instruction Books
for every class uf Musical gnstrimentr on
hand at all times W. nrt Sole A;cnts for
the state Of South Carolina If EstcyH H CO..
COTTAGE DREAMS Sheet Mnsicscn by
mail. post paid, ''D rc"ciltpi Price: and all
kinds of Mnsica ''""ds sent by Express,
whom ordered. 20 any part "i tho State,
marked T.. o. i F;uod Second. hand ri.
anor and Organ. f"l ale cheap Tor cash,
Pianos rrSansanG Mriodcoh. Tuned and
Repaired in Il sa.isfactnt, manner; and
will lsticntion t. Packing, Re-
moving and Shipping P:aE"i fol othtI par
tira to any poi:.t desired. al moderate
prices.
All"rders aromp;,! attend, dtonndnat-
isfa,tinl guaranteed tnthos, !avnr;,,e ms
with their ratr"uaGc %cEd Ion our cata-
lnGur oi sheet Husirar,l Mnairs' Nerchnn-
disc. kirhar(la"r .trrct. Il few doors above
PnTSIX ol:cc Columbia s. c. Nov7
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Nail y s.:AkRASaEMENTs.-- Ts.--Norther-
mailopens 6:sO A. NJ, 3 p. NJ. closes
II AM. s6 P:M. Charlestor opens 8
A. M9Y5.B0 +. AZ. closes 8 A. NJ. 6 p.
Nd Western OPENS 8 A. NJ, l P.
M.yeldsesy6, 100 P. III. Greenviile
opens 645 P. NJ. (: closes A. Nj. Will
miHgt6ni0 4 P. NJ; closes 10.30
A. M::safOns Sunday open from 9. 80 to
$50, s.Iss1lll4 R'hlssI
MgIapHN1udi die, the star Of the Pa
riaS6. .9pefn;H ;Honffe frmhm ent. was re-
oeEsay pE4aehsed with g diamond ring
wSaA 4aM10. by some unknown nd
mirer, who ,begged to subscribe him
selESnsAWsxicnp . "who ailored her, but
whp vaasc 20 f,pelled to 20 homo to his
within Bqat6n. The transition from
bltlR tQs spea1g may prove fatal.
Nissad Tint hens can be taught to
eatSpgtatQsbngs by sprinkling corn in
the p6tato Patch, and by gathering the
bugs and Yeediug them to the hens,
mixs6lwith. the corn. When they
on6e leaFn To eat them. if your potato
patDhytH accessible to them, oil further
trouble with, the bugs is at an eud.
AsHAstford man vas drowned, and
hdsRrought home the dead body to
his afff!ctsdsWife. As they came to the
front door With the corpse, the new
made widow appeared and sadly re-
marked: 81 guess You had better take
himtagound toAthe back door. so he
WoHt. drip. on the parlor carpets!"
J6biprinting of every kind, from o
miniature visiting card to four. sheet
poBtes. turned out. at short notice,
from PH@NN Office. Try Us.
Advertising is TO business what steam
is 70 machinrry-the grand propelIing
power.
Last week in London died tho dis
tinguish sculptor john Henry Foley.
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FIRST CLASS HOUSE.

4 CHANGE Of management,
and ninny consequent improve
nncT'd, enables the pr0prietOrs
to offer to the travelling pubic
more comforts and convent
tMccs than can be obtained at
al, oiltl Lousc in the city.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE. Bill
L1AED aud BATH ROOMS in
the house. Every attention
guaranteed.
GORMAN 4 CALNAN,
March proprietors.
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Piedmont Airline Railway.

e. ~. Ef..AA---.. CUNDEn Sill ~
EER Mr. x,.fsate"0tft x,.%~0tft ABLE. kIcLirt! sane
Danvilic, hlclmund md uahvliIc Ii. w N
e. Divi.iO! and Htiii. H;si.lLH CT VI
GOING NDLvf
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n this District Court of the United
States, Tor 6outil Carolina.
Drs Greene. LindIey & Bentley's
Great Family Medicines.

COMPOUHD EXTRACT CORYDA-
~ LIS, tho g. eat vegetable Alternative for
all diseaees arising from impure blood.
DIR ;. GRHEN RS FIT CURE. for the
cure Of otEpilepsy, Fits, ,Spssms, and convul-
sions Of AL kinds.
Medlrnted Honey. for Coughs, &C Ida,
bronchitis, Group, aud all diseases OF the
lnngsfhd air passages.
NeurnlEia Specifics "a cert ain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia. Rheum atism, Nervous
Headache. and all nervous pains.
Wabash Valley AEue Cure. Contains
70 Quinine. most positive remedy Tor
Chilis, Bilious Fever. and COMPOSITIONS of
Liver and Spleen. Acts like charm.
Prepared ut the Laboratory, Charlotte
No. For sale by ". G. FISHER,
Nov 20 +1S Columbia. s. C.
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Just the Season for Turnips.

F See. MeinitSh's Almanac.
TDLANT RUTA BAGA, Large Amber
I,lGlobe. Large White Dutch. Large
White Globe. Winter Flat Dutch, Red Top,
Yellow Aberdeen, Improved Seven Top.
For ssis, Wholesale aeI -s.si!. nt
AuR1Ifg f'1HEIH1TSH'S Drug Store.
N the District Court of the United
-, States, Tor 6outh Carolina.
In ithefmatters of F. ". McA1aster. OF Nc
Master, Monteith Roath, OF Columbia.
fndl disohavae in Banhrupfcy.
( NRDERRDjt that hearing be had on the
~ 2lst .dayj OF September. at Federal
Court HouBesin Charleston, s. c.; and that I
aNcredi.ors. &C., Of said Bankrupt appear,
at said time and place, and show cause, il
anythey cAn.Mhy the prayer OF the petit
tionHr should not be granted.
BY order OF the Court, tue Gath day OF
August, 1874. DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk of the District Court OF the United
States for South Carolina. Ang 20 P3
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Wilmington, Columbia and Aug RR

wilmington. Columbia and Ang z R
GENERAL PASSENGER DEPART.
COLUMBIA, 4. o., May l8 1874.
La Hg EHat ThE;i;ollowing sehe;
on and after this date:
GOING NORTH. TRAIN no TRAIN Ho4
Leave Columbia. 90 M a45pm
Florence..... .t12 25pm 2.lOam
Arrive Wllmington.... 7.15 NJ a7.15 M
GOING SOUTH. TRAIN NO TRAIN NO 3
Leave Wilmington. S.00am t6l0pm
Florence: ....... 400 nj l1.37 m
Arrive Columbia..... 9.t5 M 400 m
Train No. 2, from Columbia, is an acoom-
notation to Florence, aid there come cts
closely with N. K. Il. r., and at " Wilmington
with " d W. K. j. 10 all points North.
Train No. from, Columbia is fast Ex-
press, making through connections, allraii,
North aud 6outh, aud water limo courtc.
tions ria Portsmouth.
Train No. ]. from Wilmington. como ctr
closely at FIcitnce with N. L. Il. Il. for
charleston, anu is AL accommodation train
thence to Columbia
Train No. 8, from Wilmington is fas:
Express, connecting closely from and to ali
points North and sontb. through tickets
sold and baggage chcokt 10 ali principal
points. Pullman palace >leepels Gn night
traiLr <BTtakfast tDinrtr. tSurEeT
accommodation Train No. leaves Co.
lnmbia daily. Sundays excepted. Express
Train No. leaves Colum bia ever, night.
JAS. ANDERSON, General Sup.
a. ForE. Gtu. Passenger and irke ct Agent
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The Short Line ScheduIe

The Short Line Schedule.
CnARLo1TErCoLuMp a. AUarsTA II. CO.
COLUMBIA, s. c.. June %, 1874.
b. Sd @Etkaa{es IT.. TIE Z af9h!ioEiDg rae
operated on aud after this date:
GOING NORTH Train No Z Train No
Leave G1asHitesiiic,s e ss15pm
Corbia Junctn 12.20am7 70 C5pm
Arrive Col lumbfa. -. IL 10Amr 9.l7Em
Leave Columbia. D.42am
Winnsboro.. 2 40 q nj
Chester. "A 90 o m
Arrive Charlotte. .fG! AS bm
NO: Train makes cloEp connection, ria
Charlotte and Richmond, TO all points
North, arriving at New York {. .C5 a. nj.
No. Train makes close come ction rin
Wilmington and liichmond to all points
North, arriving at New York at Is +. hi.
GOING SOUTH. Train MOL Train No3
Leave tCharlotte...... &. so m
Chester. III .O2 a N
Winnsboro. ~ 38 pm
Arflvo Columbia..... 2 50 IN
Leave Columbia. 2.52pm 3.4Oam
Corbia Junct'n 70. II pm AIS a n,
rr,x. Grsniteville ..t915pm '7,4s m
breakfast. DINNER. tSupper.
South bound Trains conn ect at Auoneta
lot I; +, al points South and West. Through
tiskete sold and baggage hecked to princi-
pa points. 81 Sleeping cars on ali Night
Trains. JAS. ANDERSON, GeneralSup.
A. POPE. Gen. Passenger and Ticket Agent
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Change Of Schedule

OHdNgS u SCNeuuIe.
SOCTH CAEuLlSA NAIiro!b Conr,>,
COLUMBIA, s. c., October 10. 1879
AX E2 Az - &SEsT EsT to go INTO ef.rr,nn
and sfter sunday, 10Th instaDt:
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN
Leavt Columbia at.. S4O,m
Arrivca Charleston At .42urm
Leave Charleston at. 49,. -. 0Oi I'm
Arrive at Columbia Il. 6.OOi m
SIoHT EXPRESS. FnEIGA1 Arp AocoMsopA.
T1oS TRAIN. Sundays eA.c,tta
Leave Columbia Pr Arrive. e 81 T.
Arrive Oh harlcaton7.10 n III Leave. C 4h,p
Camden Trainl rurs & Monday. Wtdne.iay
and Saturday. aa follows:
Leave Columbia l.50 Pun Aiiivt II 90 am
Leave Camden $50 am Arrive GS5 ,m
4. II. fIcKrSs. General Ticket Artrt
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LesveCoium blaat. ...............7 7.2O n,
EeaYe Aleton ........ 9.U5 m
4'e1Ye eNeWDerry.. $50. 10.31 a n,
Iease Eohehoury'.. 2.t5 = NJ
Ieave s;. oei.on n....,;;;;............... $50 m
otifeA' oreenY1i!e 1i!e...:.......... $50 p nj
L1eaYcTreenviile 7 At. -. G.3O m
Toase oeLton .....' ........ $50 M
LeaYe 7 Cohes ury............ ..10.13 M
IeaFe Newperry... 1.S0 4 Ii
Leave histon.. 08n n,
Arrive at Columbia 4 E0pn,
Anderson Bronchdmd M.,e Ridge Dirisicn
DOWN. up
Leave Perry Vile 6 80 a III 6Sbppn,
Leave Pendlcton 6.10am 550, -,
Leave Anderson 7.2Oam 4 5rnnn
Arrive at Bolton SLOAN Leave 350p y,
Accommodation Trains run on AIbcyilIa
Branch Monday, Wednesda. anu FriJsy.
On Anderson Rrsncl: between Beltcn and
day. THOMAS DoDAMFAI, Gen. @ Snn n,"f'
JABEz NORTON. General Ticket Agent.
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Aperient6.

rOEGRESS WATER,
~ Tarrant's Selt2er, Citrate MaS,.oaiE
ScillitZ Powders. For Iaic at
l.. =. SlLLISiAN n CO.'S
July prny store
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Excursion Season of 1874 via Allan
tic Coast and Midland Lines.

Excursion Season of 1874 via Allan
tic Coast and Midland Lines.
asMtsA Z Js.! Is:I Esg;:,!.; stgE.s.S .iNS.ys saasa3
CHAHI.OrTE, COLUMBIA AND II.
6CSTA, AND WILMtNGTUN, CUhUM-
BIA AND ACiUSTA RAILROADS.
COLUMBIA, X. G. May 70, 1874.
DOCND TRIP TICKETS to all rronli-
HI nrnt Virginia Springs and Western
North CArUiila HcuisnIl roinIs. good
until November l 1874, will hc rn sale at
the Company's Ticket Cfhcn in tlis city.
both riu Charlotte and ria Wilmington, on
aud after Juhe |, 1874.
Tickets to New York, Philadelphia, Bal
tim orc. Via Bay Li%E. ;.t e!mc"d ra:ee, also
on sale A. POPE,
.fun' General fas.cnRcr Agent.
SeegGrs VS. Cincinnati Beer.
TIME Cincinnati GazFHr makee the anto.
i nishing anuGnnceIns nj that Cincinnati
beer is no lon. er pure Int adulteratcd VII II
nl0lAyses, sugar nf r'Arch, fusel oil and n"
poisonous co.chicum. The Oommissinnrr
Of Agriculture in his report for 1865 say e
that Prof Mapes. OF New York, analyzrd
tho bcor from u dozen different brewerlrs,
aud found all Of it adultcratc6 Coccnlms
Indicue and nux vnmica entered largely
int it's composition.
j. &. SFEGE EKS guarantees his ict to be
pure and reliable. He does not ahu,terate
it. bnt brcws from The best barley. malt
and hops. Jun23
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Greenville and Columbia Railroe d
CHAN HaE-OFesUHE

&e sThAlSs : run u a daii5! d i l.
Sunday excepted, connecting aitL E1ri,,
Trains on South Carolina Hailresd VI and
down;; On and after Friday, August 2S,
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tising rates reasonable.

Tie PHOENIX Las a
very large circulation i'll
Richland and the upper
Counties, and is, there
fore, an admirable me
dunn for advertising.
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17
Afolly Old Party.

Mr.. ALI Furgerson, of Amsterdam,
Va, whqE y years of age, lately Wis
tied his Mother in Appomattox county,
who will be 100 years of age on the 9th
of January next. The good old lady
was delighted to see her boy; and to
promote his pleasure, and to crafty
that inordinate social feature of Tuck
ahoe character yet glowing in her own
heart, determined to give him party,
which she did by inviting seven of Al
lens schoolmates to dine. OF the
eight schoolboys thus brought together,
Allen was the youngest, the other seven
ranging from Is to S5 years. Among
other topics discussed at the dinne16
BILE, that of longevity was introd
and it was the united testimony
party that most of our modern
destroying diseases are due to the
ionable bills of fare now comma
found through the country, and t.
"hog and hominy" are the best promo
ters of health and long life.--F FFncassl
(Vd.) Herald.
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17
GENERAL.

The President has nominated Caleb
Cushing for chief justice of the supreme
court.
The Union Pacific land sales during
1873 were III, ,Oss acres, worth s9sS, ,OS0. avera-
eing $50 acres to each purchaser. Total sales
from the beginning s4s,6s acres, realizing
$3.50, ,5s5.
Henry w. Genet, fugitive from New
York, was seen in Belfast, Ireland yesterday.
He was not arrested, as the offence for which
he was convicted does not come under the ez-
tradition treaty.
The message of the President to the
senate Withdrawing the nomination of Geo. H.
Williams -to-be chief Justice states that it is
done at his avn request Williams remains
n Office as attorney general. The nomination
Of Col. BIistow for that position is in another
brief message consequently Withdrawn.
Mr.. Hurlburt's bill, introduced In the
house, proposes the construction of a double
track freight railway from New York to Coun-
Gil Bluffs, which branches to Chicago and ST.
Louis The railroad is to be constructed and
operated by a corporation under rhe auspices
of the general government, and controlled by
board OF government commissioners. The
NdteS lOI Trans pOEtdtlOu OF CeISdlS are W DO
fixed at mills per ton per mile for any dis
tance over 750 miles, the entire length of the
road being fifteen hundred miles; for shorter
distances than $50 miles, the rates are to be a
little more thsn mills per ton per mile. The
road is to be operated exclusively as freight
road for cereals, stock, and other productions.
Trains viii move at the quickest but the most
economical rate OF speed, which viii be at least
ten miles an hour. The cost of the road is
es mated at one hundred and seventy-fi five
million dollars, including the necessary rolling
stock. The government aid suggested is a
guarantee OF per cent. interest on thiIty mil
hon bonds. The capacity of the road viii be
$1,000 tons day each way The commission
ers are to fix the various rates of TRANSPORTS
ton and make suitable provisions, for the
arec and safety of the freight carried. When
the road shall earn beyond what is Necessary
for the payment of interest ON the capita
stock AMI eight per cent. dividend, the rates OF
freight originally established are to be re
duced.
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17
REST,

The engineers strike has died out so
quietly that hardly any one knows just the pro-
cess Of its termination. Most of the engineers
who could obtain employment have gone to
work.
The president has appointed Edward
II. Geary and stephen P. Lee, of Oregon, and
Geo. H. Hurlburt, of Illinois, Commissioners
to examine the Northern Pacific railroad from
the near terminus to Tacoma, Washington
territorv
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17
EOREIGM.

Cartagena has surrendered and is
now occupied by government troops under
Gen. Dor;sniquez- Upon the eapitulation Of
the city, aIniransigente Junta and liberated
cenvicts W It on board the frigate Numancia,
which was attacked by the government squad
ron
At meeting of the cortes Presi-
dent Castelar, read his message from the
mini sterial benches. He said the government
had acted promptly and energetically against
disturbances ana conspiracies Of al kinds, and
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17

The following table is annexed to the
report of an officer appointed to inves-
tigate the customs collection districts OF
the Atlantic coast, giving summary OF
all receipts from customs at the smaller
ports of the Atlantic coast during the
fiscal year ending June, 80, 1873, to-
eether with the cost of collecting the
same. The report recommends that
the entire Atlantic coast be redistricted
for customs use, and that all the smaller
collection districts be consolidated and
the majority of them abolished f:
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VOL. x. NO. ?.

scales. Itis stated that it cannot pass
over plate of glass, or other entirely
smooth surface. We saw the expert
ment tried, by placing small pane OF
glass in box, ia which was a common
black snake. Hewas made to pass over
it repeatedly, but evidently found that
he had no foothold on it; and the third
time he approached it, elevated the fore
part of his body slightly, and brought
his head down beyond the glass, and,
ON bassing, his body seemed scarcely to
touch it. This gave an opportunity to
witness the wave-like movement OF the
scales, that is, of their elevation, which
runs from the head to the tail, enabling
the animal to move continuously, instead
of by series of minute pushes, al
would occur if all the scales be lifte6
and depressed at onee.-Poputay Sci
ence Monthly.
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17
EAST

The New York Independent has been
sold to parties whom the Rev. Mr.. Talmadge
represents. for $3.50. .OOO-s75, 900 cash and the
remainder on time, with real estate security.
100000 was offered for the same property
fonr Years ago
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17
u,o 1,ocomotion of serpents'

.bot the curse pronounceo
we - -o~nent was, upon thy Deiiy
upUn .Ilor, shalt 60" and the inference se
.llI ~ that previous to that tlne s,,iv
70 90 ~ Of progress was not upon It's De- s;o.i
moae M oIId - imply a great anatomicAl
ihiS w. - the structure of the creature
cnane .;,oa in question, a change wn,cn'
AZ sne sr as we are aware, is not Rrovea ps
..iaontological ,a research, anc 'ne g
sO;oU paleo IS probably fguratiV one' a.
presslon. Is np DR.. Buck!and. aepents
nroUress by the " folding ana wl W. IF
pl0s L wake on the ground" and the sun H.
'ney yol,1e scales which cross the nnue, ~
moIao .inn If the body but the winains'
{ por'lon not vertical. The stfuc
i 49, tnre of the vertebrse is sucn' 's INA. az ~
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le eleaa, es showing sharp vertical curves
d nons' 81 a., are congregations. Most pc
sons have seen snakes gilde sio" rh y
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Aaem to progress by some invisible ~
N,nt if permitted to move over
and an experiment easily tri
In Of the scales will be percei'
ore q eyated and depressed
levers by which the animal Is
IA forward. Nor can serpens
a, yesa with facility on the grouno "
out the resistance al0io0
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17
RoME
BY JoAoUIN MILLER

BY JOAQUIN MILLERtf<<32EI L.
Some leveled fills, wall, a dome E*7RS'
That lords its gilded arch and Ii ~ y
While at its base a beggar cries sf%4s }
For bread and dies and this is RS<5s -
Thon Rome that pouted, shrieked
To stretch thy limbs A hill of cs
For wild beasts, as they were and sSTE3
And gypsies tent within thy tomb. rs
A wolf-like stream, without a sound, -
Steals through and hides beneath tl&<|
It's awful secrets eyermore ~
Within its sullen bosom bound.
Two lone palms on the Palatine,
row of cypress, black and tall.
With white roots set IN Csesar's Hall
They watch along the broken wall,
They look away toward Lebanon,
And mourn for grandeur dead and gon'
And this is ROme-and this is all.
Yet Rome is Rome, and Rome she must
And will remain beside her gates,
And tribute take from king and states
Until the stars be fallen 10 dust.
Yea, time on yon CampGnian plain
Has pit he'd in siege his battle tents
And round about her battlements
Has marched aud trumpeted in Yain-
These skies are Ranaor The very loana -
Lifts up and speaks in Roman prize;
And time, outfaced aud still defied,
Sits by and wags his head as Rome.