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The Jasper weekly courier., 1875-10-29
what Resumption in 1879 Means

prom the Indiana Farmer
The volume OF currency in thi. coun-
try h. little over seven hundred mil
hou.. gold specie and bullion is f-ti-
lrAt-A ~ about one hundred millions.
Nd is ci since by the buliioni~ts tn@t me
papcl cuItrncs eau Toe foaied Al par
when one fourth Of its volume in specie
il brld for its redemption on demand.
Now ii the Government and The naA
tioual banks held this one hundred mil
lions or gold. estimsted 10 be in this
country, 10 pay greenhacks and national
bank notes on demand ia order To bring
the later 10 par with gold. il would be
necessary 10 contract the volume 81 pa
per curreac, something over two hun
dred milions Of dollars. and make i
but tour hundred millions. That, ao-
cording TO the buiionis's' theory would
be resumption, or "speclr payment.
But the government aud the national
bonss do not own nor hold this one
huadrcd millions OF gold reckoned TO
be in the country to pay IN 'rwand
with, even If the currency was coi tfaci-
cd TO four husdred millions. They do
not own or held one-hal Of il. as a mat
Ter of fact. and therefore The impossible
Nv of floating more than one-half OF
iour hundred millions o q paper currency
on the specie basis theory.
These are tie naked facts which the
country must face In the present at
tempt to force specie payment. No one
vet has been able TO devise method for
iccumulating gold so as TO increase tn
volume of specie. The resumption act
was in part an attempt TO do that, but
lust the reverse has beep the result OF
IL. The rapidly growing opposition io
that act is not opposition TO the apprcci'
stion OF our paper currency 70 specie
value, but opposition to foolish, i'm
practicable. impossible method OF do
ing what can't be done in that wsy. be
cause the folly while doing no good ant
while II can do no good, is inflictin:
Hardship on all industrial interests
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NO. 40.
MYEP'S MISERY.

KFLrAsFD yFoMAN DIANA TO tT f~
cARcERArT u n Az ILLINOIS PRis3T
The JefIer sonvillc corrcsponi-ui OF
the Courier OnrEal write: Chsres r
M,ets tts convict. Va released from
tsc prison ses,erdsy morning by the
expiration Of his three years sentence.
He was Immediately arrested :, the
prison door by Officer ShI lburt..
charged with forgery in Cole county.
Illinois. The PRISONER WAS taken before
Judge Smith. AT New Albany, and
preliminary exanin ation given him. IL
resulted in Myers being identified. and
he was handed over TO the Sheriff o
Cole county, who was in wsitinE -
by him taken, on requisition from the
Governor Of Illinois, 20 that State. The
sad part Of the story remains a. De told.
The wife Of Myers rem ored 10 this cir
several months since. aud has been lers
anyiously waiting for her huSbsnl
term of sentence 10 expire. 70 tE-t ~.
could meet him and go awsy OF SOFT
where and live happy together" Y
the poor woman realized that her hD.-
band was again under arrest. ana wit'
mo hope OF getting cicsr rne ti'p
away an lay for some time H. sr.
conscious condition. arousing ~
sympathy of the bv-stsnder- 4 t. .,n-
fortunate and distressed situation.
Myers was deeply affected at the grief
of his wife. He is rather genteel
looking man. apparently about thirty
wears OF age. and Of preposse--ing APP
ipeaance. There are two indictments
pending against him for forgery.
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why They Did Not Purchase,

The legislature last winter appropria.
tel S4 600 tor the use of Purdue Uni
yetsily in buying fine cattle to stock the
farm. a short time since the Hon
john Sutherland. one of the trustees
aud l.. A. Burke. superintendent Of the
UNIVERSITY farm. went to Kentucky &c
lAy out tho money. and in their search
for stock attended sale In Clark coun
Nv. Here they saw very fine young
COW OF the Duchess" family and they
after some consultation between them
selves. decided TO purchase her. The,
didn't say anything about their decision
intending TO let the others bid on III,
animal and then. AT the last moment
come in and carry eff the prize. Tho,
smiled knowingly as she was led ou'
and chnckled ~ they though. how wel
she would look at the University isrm
The auctioncer. after cxpatiating 1n th'
beauties and merits Of the animal, cllle,
out, snake your bids. genilemen.' an,
the Indanians laughed and thought q
/ the $4,000 which was 10 purchase heI
But they stopped laughing when som
one started the bids At s 1900. vhicI
was rapidly increased 10 $1,000, an,
they went home minus the beautini
COW Of the duchess" family. - Indi
ana polls Sentinel.
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Cardinal Manning ON Education

In . recent sermoa. this eminent Egg
lish prelatc said One hears great
deal now-a-days about secular churs-
tion. What i secular educaiion J. IL
the fun inheritance OF the Christina
child ? No: for il only mcaE- -trul-r
,knowie ledge, which j. only part M The
educafion To which . Christian child !
entitled Education means the ia p.-
session and understanding aud enjo.
lmeni 81 the inheritance OF iaiih. whi,A
lthe child h4s D, virtue Of hi- rlrn.r,
liiou i'm bap m; ia j. th,t Chns'iln n
IA Ion which viii Illuminate hi- UNDER
-t.nairg with lhe iighi of faith. and en-
large his heart with his love o. his
lDeigh bor. and cultivate his cohscience
b the law oi God. ANY instruction is
which these things are wanting I. not
education. There j. agr-at le.i written
and taught. l may ~ay cr ltp rel shont
this subject; sud even some protesting
the name OF Christians seek to separate
Ireligious training from edursuo1.
Without religion there j. no education.
Mere secular know edge does nni furin
the character; il does not train the soul
Now We are some tunes iaught that II j.
',he right Of the State % give q secular.
b. not its duty to give religious eiu-
'cl on Ii is the daiy Of thri-ti,n
; ne 10 take care thsi both shall he Civ
en- and eve. -isir which &C differently
gives up TIE rsme If Christian. IL j.
said that psrenis and pastors can iIupsrt
,Irelgious education: but ask how can
the poor lsboring man and his wife, VITO
are pressed down b, incessint toll 10
this duty to their little onesI You all
know that IL is n cruel mockers ani a
violation of Christian chsrit, 10 ~ay
that fathers and mothers can 'r4ch their
,-childr,r their religious faith sud give
, heni religi Gus training. As fcr the
priests doing il, We are quite ready " ith
sl our hearts to impsrt religion train
ling to our children, but how eau We de
lii II the children ARE taken away froru
us and put IN schools where no religion
h, allowed to he taught; or only allowed
4t certain stated times!
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W. call attention TO the following
;arf issned by the State Committee:

3 AFHFrLft. N.f. Der n 70
r N rtpr q b. roure-
llc Indiana Centennial f,r eca Com
miitee, and the Committee o + n, state
Board OF Education, take this means Of
addressing you in relation 10 the raising
Of funds for the Centennial Exposition.
In order 10 demonstrate that Indiana i
not behinu her sister States in all thai
constitutes real worth. intellect ant wa-
terial. we call upon all her citizen, tna
especially upon her educational men ana
women. To assist us ia securing ample
funds 80 prosecute his design
We eccinmend that the nth Of De-
cember he celebrated AS the 59h auni-
yersary Of the admission Of Indiana TO
the .isierhood of states. by some me-
mortal exercises. which shsll serve the
double purpose OF stimulating the pat
riotisra Of her children md of raising
funds TO enable The STATE OF Indiana TO
take suitable psrt in the National cel-
ebration.
The following wayS are suggested. W
which. in every school district. these
patriotic designs may se effected;
lst Is, district spelling schools
"a. is a school concert or exhibition.
Sd. BY 4 festival or fair
or II these methods do not meet your
Vie w.. by any other method which will
enable every man, woman and child in
1.-The state 10 contribute funds 10 this
grand object.
III, for local reasons. the Nth Of De-
ceml,er il not le-mcd an appropriate
time, Ii is hoped HAT another nccasicn n
will be selected which shall effect the
SAME result.
~ j. requested that every teasher and
school officer in the State make sprci Al
effort 10 carry ont the spirit OF this en-
icular br taking immediate steps Tor is
Accomplishment
la order 20 avoid the compliratio =
(which might arise from the appoint
lnient OF several financial committee :.
li . Committee OF the state Board oi
iFducafiOn har made arrangements ~
(which all he funds raised shall pass
Through tle ltnd- Of the State Finance
lCofAlniiiee. Thr fricnd- of education
lare therefore requested 10 send the mon
ley they shalt raise To the Hon. J NJ
lRidrnour, indianapolis. treasurer oi TIE
lSiafc finance Committee, or nv ans
lAeeni 2uthoriz a 10y him to -eceiy il.
\. ~ addition 10 his special work. you
lsre requested 70 co-operl' Wit. "a.
member, $50 he Slate @t tenniai III
nance CO1miltse a t,Nf HfN M tap
lfnrtherancr 81 any rUte pr-, l.r NE D,
liis object the raising ~ Ind Tor Cen-
-renniN purposes.
You are also reques ~ q keep u
Ilmllv informed az TO the progress o
-l,our plans, aud the results secured by
them.
An communications upon the subiec
'loi this circular should be cent to Alex
.IM Gov, Evansville. lmd.
Gro. T. BRowS,
NM. A. BELL,
A. NJ. Cow,
: j. III. SMART,
Committee.
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THE TRUTHFUL PILOT.
Something Hitherto Unheard OF
in Natural History.

From the vicksburs Herald
The passenger who was going down
the river for the first time IN MS life Sc
cured permission To climb up beside the
pilot, a grim old gray back, who never
fpld a lie in his life.
Many alligators in this river?" in
quired the stranger. after look around.
Not SO many now since they got to
shootin 'em for their hides and taller, y
was the reply.
Used to be lots, eh ?"
II don't want 10 tell you about EN-
stranger replied the pilot signing
heavily.
"Whv?'
"'Cause you'd think was a-lvin' TO
you, and that's sumthin' never do.
kin cheat at keerds, drink whisky or
chsw poer tsrbacker, but can't lie"
Then there used 10 be lots Of emf
inquired the passenger.
Pm most afraid 10 tell We, Mister. but
I've counted 'leven hundred allygaters
TO the mile from vicksburg clar down
TO Orleans. That was years ago. sfo-e
shot was ever fred At EN-"
"Well. don't doubt 1t, replied the
stranger
And I've counted 3,45s o. en- on one
sand bari" continued The pilot. IL
looks big to tell. but Government
Surveyor was aboard, and he checked
'em OF as called out"
Il haven't the least doubt OF it, said
the passenger as he hesved sigh.
I'm glad Of that, stranger. Some
fellers would think wss liar. wien
I'm telling the whole truth. This used
10 be paradise for slligaters, and they
were 20 thick thai the wheels of the
boat killed an average of forty-uine TO
ihe nile"
is that so 2"
True a. Gospel. mister, rsed 10
almost iecl sorry for the cussed bruies
cause they q cry out cen most like Il
humsn heing We killed lots Of 'eln, a.
| said, aud We nurt pile more. | sailed
with one captain who allus carried 4
thou-a od haffles of liniment to thro u
over 10 the wounded ones"
"He did?r
True. A. YOU i've he did. | dom
spec, iil ever see another such kind
CHRISTIAN man. And the allig ltors 90
p Know the Nancy Jane. and to ksov
CAPS, I ON and they 8 vim out and rut
their tails a. the boat an' purr like
cats an look up and try - smile"
They wouldw
Solemn truth. stranger And ones
when We grounded on y bar, with aI
opposition boat right behind. the alii
gators gathered arUuad. got under hei
stern and bumped her clean oyer the
bar by grand push! II looks ike >
big story, but never told lie yet. ant
Z ! never shall. wouldn't lie for all ~
money YOU could put aboard this boat.
There was a painful pause, and after
while the pilot continued
"Our injines gin out once, aud crow
of alliRaiors took \ ;ow-''nr and iaul-'
US fort, 1--WE mies ~ -frrsm 10 Vick-
burg.
They did 2"
J "And when the news got along tn
river that Captain Tom WAS dead. ever
alligator in the river daubed his left -
With mud as badge 81 mournin. an
lots ot 'em pinca away and died y
The passenger left the pilot-house wit
the remark that he didn't doubt tn
.'ii' ent aud the old man gave th
WI turn, and rcphed
"Thlr's one thing won't do for ips
nor money. and that's make liar &
myself. | was hFuug up BY goo
mother. aud I'm going 10 stick to N
truth if this boat doesn't make "A cent
The Jasper weekly courier., 1875-10-29
The Presidential Absence.


Scw fefk sun.
Measured merely by dollars and cents.
iais absence ha- cost the country pretty
dearly. The present salary IL At the
.ate Of Sis7 per day in round numbers
or is 10 for every hour Of the ten es-
to hen iull iay's work IN ordi-
mar, pursuits. az s. 20 for every hour
~ the tweniy-irur. working. idling. or
sleeping. ~ hns thus drawp from iha
Treasury sis.Nst without having rem
dered sny srrrire whatever except th
slgn otNcia! ,p,r- 10 Long Branch. aud
to falsifv The record by = pretenied ex-
ecuiion of lbcm a. dnnc ~ Walking
The Jasper weekly courier., 1875-10-29

OL W.T.. -. T.. Oct. 18th. 1877
Ep CorEi,R AZ many of You
readers have fris nds swing ia Daknn.
| though, 81. might be OF interest 10 give
Won 4 lew notes concerning the Terito-
rial Fair recently held at Iankton
The display OF vegetables was the finest
ever saw on exhibition. After look
ing through this department was ready
10 be licve tire assertion often made that
Dakota can beat the world on garden
sass" The showing OF farm products
was very crs liiable. | saw ~ fine corn
as W lite rive bottom ever produced ;
wheat Of the finest quality, taken from
fields where the yield was from 20 to 35
bushels 10 the acre. The exhibition OF
stock, considering the newness of the
country, was very good. In that de-
par,ment Hutchinson county carried
away most of tho ribbons" For best
Durham COW, any age, Mr.. 4. y. Dillon
took first and second premiums. Mr..
Dillon bought the cows of. Mr.. O. +.
Hobbs. of your county, 90 you see Du-
lbois Is still shesd. Premium for best
thoroughbred bull was awarded 10 Mr..
Brown, Of this county.
Taking the Fair as an indication. We
should say that Daccta has " ian'
future ss an agricultural snH stock
'rr-ziny cnnnirv. pAuR.
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.tuti snk sertirsl. FL tnff
GEN. SOLOMON Ma @spiTn.--lntrlli.
gence was received yesterday that Gen.
So Meredith, Of Cambridge City. died
a his home At O'Clock in th1 morning.
ITo those who had kncwn Of ais failing
health for the past few months, and hal
watched the progress Of the fever which
had recently attacked him. ~. news ~ss
mo surprise but those whe bad known
the old politician and warrior OF Na,nc
cosnty by reputation, and they nrc
oi course. were shocked y.
the announcement Of his death. 70
wears he had been prominently hefa~e
the peop, OF The state in var on rf
paeiiies aud ,rw men were more rt
iensively known within lis borders.
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,rsLlsaEp EVERY FRIDAY. AT JASPER
Dvyois COUNTY, INDIANA, ~
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE. In CsuEIER BUILDING on
wssr MAIN STREET.
PRIcK eF sUrscRrrTIos.
Single Subscription, for tiily Nos, 81 90
For six mouths, (: W
v,rrs OF ADyERr-srIsG.

YArrs or ADyERr-sfIsG-
M sauare. 10 ines or less, week. 81 90
r,cA ,.bsequelt Insertion, - ci-.
ronysr aiyrr.isemer,e al the sauie eIe,
. fraction over even square or square,,
cosn,ed as square These are the terms
for transient aiyeriisements: "a reason~-
81. deduction will be made 10 regular
ADVERT .ers.
Notices OF appointment ~ admins
tr,lors aud legal notices Of like c. aracier
20 be psid IN advance.
A~NOrSciSs CANDIDATES.
For Township Officers, each slOO
Far Couatr loo
y.r District. Circuit. or State. b.oO
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The PHGNIx is the oldest daily paper
in the State. and has been regularly
issued since March, 1866.
THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
BY Telegraph and Mails, from nearly
all parts OF the World; together with
FULL MARKET REPORTS:
Besides we'll selected MISCELLANEOUS
and READING MATTER, of interest to
everybody, will be found in these publ.
cations. The Daily usually contains
twelve columns of reading matter: the
Tri- weekly twenty.four, and the Week.
ly forty-eight.
THE EDITORIALS
Are carefully prepared, by competent
writer's; while special attention is given
THE LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Taken as whole, NO BETTER OR
MORE SATISFACTORY INVESTMENT can be
made. than . subscription to one or
the other of these publications. Thsy
are Conservative in politics, and are
devoted to the best interests of the
State. The following are the
TERMS FOR SIX MONTHS.
DAILY PHGNI1. "a 90
Tri-Weekly. 2 80
Weekly CLEANER (4s colamns). ;. l 80
These papers we're the first issued in
Columbia. in 1866, after it's partial de-
struction, and have been regularly
published ever since. They
CIRCULATE EXTENSIVELY
Throaghout middle and upper Counties
OF the State, and are excellent
MEDIUMS FOR ADVERTISING.
The PHOENIX kas create. circulation
through the upper part of South Caro-
lima than any other daily paper. Mer.
chants andothers will find it's columns
an admirable means of Communication
with the people of the entire up-coun-
try. Advertising rates arc reasonable.
Send advertisements marked with the
number Of insertions desired, and they
will be stopped upon the expiration OF
the time. Office Ola Rich ardson street,
between Taylor aud BlandiDg.
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Thar B1ApT1SVt 1.+--Diseaass of
.it tss sIccd sts s, !sEien: M e. ths yhole body
ie sesn by th61 xds eyssy az. Look
ct thst bea6MfuI6g q yonpg 9ifl,
WHOSE graceful form bespssks 4jlaoe %
fnif - Sheis bexdtiful.s With blotchss,
boils, pimples and Sores. These sre
nsture's besoop.lolts, 10 warn you
that your blood d 7u|l OF fever end hu.
NOR. And yop would 30 wise 10 heed
the adn1onifion In tinae. Get bottle
OF Hsfnitshs 'Qassn's DiHght," and
purify yo6r blood, FsijS 4 Hrs' =
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An. Ordinance for tho Better Obsorv.
snce OF tho Sabbath Day.
OFFICH CHIEF OF PoLICR.

enco OF tno bAhbaeh Day.
OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE,
OonuMB1A. =. O., March ID, 1876.
The following ordinance will be
ssf4ctly enforced:
SECTION l. Be il ordained, by the
Mayor and Aldermen Of tho Ciiy Of Co.
lRnsbid. in Council assembled, That from
and after the passage and promulga.
ton OF this ordinance. any merchant.
shop.keeper or vender Of wine, spiritu.
ous or malt liquors, in any quantity,
either under o tavern or retail license,
Who ahall keep. his, her Or their store,
shop, bar-room or saloon open for the
Transaction Of business ON the Sabbath
day, shall be subject to q penalty Of
not more than forty y-ave dollars, nor
less than twenty dollars. at the discro.
ton Of the City Council of Columbia,
for each and every violation of this
ordinance.
SEQ. 2. And BE- IL further ordained.
That any person who shall publicly
work or labor. or employ any other
petpon TO do so. On the Sabbath dsy.
(except in cases OF emergspoy,) shsil
be subject 10 . penalty Of ton dollars
for, ,esSG aha every offence.
nj: esssss hf, .Sgi gy ag,asss ss: Ss., 3;ss
and after, its sstiasetion. .Andn that, ell
ordinances md parts pi ,osdinsnsss. se-
Pageant 70 this qrdipspcss be. and aye
by ordsf Of tEs MAYOR. ,ei'21ala
,2t MARf0N NIXON. .
.T Chief II >POliee,
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CONHAHEE IRON WOTK6
COLUMBIA. .. G. ~,
JOHN ALKXAHDEk, Preuffetsf,

RnsASogsz4FSs1aTEI
&M04u4N, GAW
AAHA4 RMT
AAB. q IN
'0enMhR. and All
aNe OF Jrbn
CAatin9a for Ma
ehinesy and or.
rAm@tAxCast-
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State Of South Carolina.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
STATE TnEASURER's OPrICp

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
State TnEAsuRER's OFFICE,
COLUMBIA. December 18, 1874.
nHE Coupons Of the Consolidation
Il Bonds OF the State Of South Oarolina,
due January l, 1875. will be paid at that
date on presentation At the Treasury, and
At the South Carolina Bank and Trnst Com.
Peoples National Bank, Charleston, s. O..
and the National Pa, Bank. New York.
The Coupons due July 1. 1874, on all Con.
solidation Bonds. istaed in exchange for
old bonds. will be paid whenever presented d
at any OF the above mentioned places.
The Coupons OF the Consolidation Bonds
due January 1 and July /. 1875, are reoeiy.
abIe Tor taxes. F. l.. CARDOZO,
Leo 2U TfoaeufAr a. @.
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l, 2, Sand 4 Shest I Posters Hand- bills.
Program mes, Circulars, Pamphlets,
BIltsof Fare. Briefs, Letter Heads,
Dodgers. Bill Heads, Checks,
Horse Bills. lseceipts, Labels, 3
Railroad Blapks, Legal Blanks,
Tags, Cards all kinds aud sizes.
Wedding. Visiting. Business, SHOW,
JULIAN A. SELBY. Proprietor.
PH0NIx and GLRANxR Establish n emf
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Creenville ana OolpMbia Railroad.
~. OHAHCE OF SCHEDULE.

rpary 10, 1875. the PaaleDger Trsins over
the Greenviile and Coldm6ia Railroad Win
be run daily. tBundays excepted;) BY the
following schedule: -.
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They have got good thing in Mi.
chigsn. ii the experiments result satis-
factorily. illuminating gas Of sixteen
candle power~is' obtained from tho
burning of wood, or rather the gas
made in the msnufacture of charcoal,
10 preserved and used. One cord of
wood will make 85. 900 cubic feet Of
good gas. The cost OF making It is
said to be 18 cents per 1000 feet. As
the Detroit Tribune says: ut is
cheaper than daylight" They are
going into the charcoal business In De.
teoit.
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The latest tidings from Nevada con-
hrm the ehflier reports that the great
Bonsnsa di no .loN9erl .thet pride and
glory Of the RiSiffe sl6pe! The view
OF sudden riches which presented itself
to svaricious thousands. has proved
itself but Q mirage, aud OF those led
away by the entioing Vision, many are
said to have gone 30 fsf that they will
never find the path badk to- compe-
tenoe again. In The entire history Of
speculative enterprise, there have been
few parallels to the skillfully developed
mintHe exoiternsnte Ahjoh has proved.
itself Nh e3SttAmeht and little more,
and Of the extent and complete ab6n-
don Of which We ini the East have but
faint jidea.S Speculate in San Fran
cisco. especially. went mad with hopes
and fears. as did the fat burghers OF
Amsterdam at the time of the great
tulip manis. when worthless bulbs were
sold for their weight in gold. Not only
we're the bulls and bears Of the San
Francisco Stock Board involved in the
fierce struggle, but the insane desire to
acquire stock in the mines pervaded all
classes. Ladies' sacrificed the money
which would ordinarily deck their per-
sons with finery and bought stock;
school-mistresses expended their wages;
poor people sold their homes and in
veste d the proceeds; oil who could beg
or borrow bought stock. and by no
means all Of them bought it when it
vas low. San Francisco, for Q time,
danced TO Q very lively tune. and just
nov San tFranoisco.is Engaged In pay.
ing tho pipes1 ~ I !. 4. y
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Change Of Echedule.

Change OF Echedule.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD CoMp.xx
COLUMBIA, 8. g, February 8, 1875
- - LEE HfE Change Schedule
-. - - - : - -. ~ ~ to 80 into eflecton
DAY PABsxN0xR rRAIH. AE'
Leave Oolumbia at. 4aorm
Arrive at Charleston st.... III z5rm
Leave Charleston 1T. G. az an
krriveat Colum bia at. 2.16nm
, light E1PHEss ssAccokAoDATIoKT TRAIN.
LeaveOolumbis.7 200 D m Arriye. 81, :,
Leave eOharleston7. 2. 10 p m Arrive. .6.S6sn
Camden Train will connect At Kipevillc
with Up Passenger Train for Columbia on
Monday. Wednesday and Friday; and with
DowD Passenger Train from Columbia on
Tueeday Thursday and Saturday.
8. 8. SOLOMONS, Gen. Sup.
3. b. PIoKINs. General Tick ct ARept
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-17
The Helmet.

Where The standards wave the thickest.
And the tide Of battle rolled,
Furiously he charged the foemen
On his hnow white steed so bold;
But he wore no gusrdins helmet.
Only his long hair OF goldl
''Turn and fly. thou rash young war.
yior.
Or thisiron helmet wears"
'.Nsy. but I am armed already,
In the brightness OF my hair;
For my mother kisaed It's tresses,
Aud she guards ne with q prayer!"