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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-05

CikanSky SIidiC
aneb
POkazde v cas-
III anglickfho.)
pfekiad ,PokrokutO
(PokraGovani.)
KAPITOLA XXXII.
Dva sdhefn5ci. - 1ensmd pOshunm5
ul5Gkd. -
Tones Baird sc zastavil sahl DO ruko
YETI noze, "a pasem zastrGeneho.
.Stdj, kafarade, kan jdes, povidaml'
,Baj Dzov, Rdousile, tys tol Kyholi
kozla tn d6lasl"
MAN dnes inspekci. V techto osame
lych farmach bydli ponejvice kabrnaci,
ktefi mali haky, rozumiss A tn jsem ST
myslel, ze by Sc tn dalo lecos delati. M,
kyho vyra to neses pod pazil"
ITO .je drahocenna kofist mily Rdousi.
e Vsak Sc ii to vsechno vysvetli. Ted
alc neni ma to cas-, nebot co nevidet Sc roz
bfeskne. Snadno bychom mohli miti re-
gment YankI dvojhlavnovymi rucnice-
mi patach,"
"A jak SO chces dostati do Noveho
Yorku?"
II snadno. Tamto lezi tlun, ten 81 Wy
dluzim"
IA co ia 81 potnn y
,,Jdi do m6sta pesky, ale popil 81, ne
bot "a hodinu nell dive zaGnou honbu ma
kazdeho cizince, ktery ma mill cesty We
v6koli sc ukaze."
Hobo, Tomsi! TAX lacino me krku
nedostanes. Pravil's, ze to co mas, jest
49, drahocenne zbozi. Zaiiste mne Includes
zazivat, kdyz budu hledet, ably mne
toho take neco ukaplo."
lie me mily hochu nevyzdimas mic
Ale neuposlechnesli me rady, mohou mas
pba dopadnouti ma dvacet let bude.
mozaopatfeni."
,Podivej Sc, ia vim, cos to mel "a
Ndzob. To jest ia bolka, jz dial ten oskli.
vec Scragg hledati, slibiv tomu, jenz il
naide hodnou odm6nu."
,,Tak jestl"
,,Nuz, co nj udelas 2"
pUkryju j nekde az do te DOLBY, kdy
starry Scragg pfinese penize; chap ten
Jest taskaf Cd kosti"
"A kde j chces ukrytis"
" cernocha Pavla. Go fikas, bude
tam bezpecna"
( l,,Myslim A nechces, abych til pomo-
hls Clun jest hezky velky a pfiboj co
nejdfive nastane."
bud 81. Ale podilu neni ami feci."
Po desiti minutach smykal Sc p6kny
dlnn po vlnach zatoky, smerem Move
ma Yorku.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-05

Bylo mezl desatou Jedenactou hodl-
nou, kdyz pani Landerova pfibyla do No
veho Yorku. Dala Sc pfepraviti 20 ha-
miltbnske pramici a vystoupila Novem
Yorku, pfi dsti ulice Whitehall.
Jak jsme Sc jiz drive zminil. udal Ci
kansky slide pani Landerove jiste misto,
kde by mu cas- nejvyssi potfeby mohla
z6staviti zpravy.
Chystala SO prave vstorpiti do broad
wayskeho omnibusu, kdyz zocila tvaf j
povedomou.
Byla to tvaf Scragga, Ma miste vstou
peni do omnibusu, postoupila stranou
pozorovala bedlive padoucha. Vedela
1st Cikanskeho slidice, ze ehlap ten jest
hlavnim nastrojem Graye a ze Cikansky
slidic stale mu e ma stope, ami Okla iej
nespousteje. Doufala, ze budeli stopova
ii Scragga, neijisteji s Cikanskym slidi-
Gem Sc sejde.
Kdyz asi patnacte minut bylo uplynulo,
videla jednoho pobliz Sc nalezajiciho sa-
lonu vyjiti muze, ktery chvilku Sc Scrag-
gem hovofil, nacez cd neho pryc SO bral.
Landerova poznala mem 1hlavniho ne
, pfitele sveho BARLEY Graye.
Zatim co oba padousi spolu rozmlouva-
Ii, pfichazel cd ulice Greenwich Nemec,
zajist6 nedavno pfistehovaly, nebot mel
ma sobs jeste neporuseny kroj nemeckeho
venkovana. Tyz dosel az k battery a
podepfev Sc zabradli, ktere pekny park
ten vroubi, cumel ma svet.
Pani Landerova nebyla by tomuto clo-
vekn venovala ami tu nejmensi pozornost
kdyby nebyla zpozorovala, ze chvilkami
jakoby nahodou, zrakem svym ma obou
rozmlouvaiicich mulch utkvi.
Gray Scragg Sc jiz rozesli. Prvn
Bel po Broadway vzhdru brzo "a min
pustil Sc Scragg COZ mnohem pozoru-
hodnejsi bylo, pfistehovalec dal Sc timz'
smerem.
Cost neobycejne mocneho public pan
Landerovou, ably sla take "a mimi.
BARLEY Gray kracel prvni, "a MIN as
sto yarda sypal Sc Scragg teze VIDA
lenosti cd neho klatil SO pfist6hovalec
"a timto konecne drobnym krokem spe
chala Landerova.
Ma Broadway, blize kostela sv. Trt
jice, jest velika vypravni kancelaf( (expres
office) podle te velike budovy bezi lzk
tmava postranni ulicka.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-05

Uplynula asi minutka strasn6 dlou
ha chvile "a okolnosti tax hroznych.
Hlidac udelal Ease krok ku pfedu, ale v
tom okamzeni vyrazil ven mnz pod skra-
boskou a zasadil mu vrazednym nastro
jem ranu tax prudkou, ze tento SO tu chvi
Ii svalil ma zem.
StateGna zena vzkflkla sice, ale v1kfik
jeji Sc o sekundu zpozdil.
(Pokraeovanl.) aa.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-05

pres Southampton po oblibenych
zeleznych parnikach postovnich
(25OO - 5000 tun):
BALTIMORE, Captain -------- ~
BERLIN, captain PGtscher.
OHIO, captain Meyer.
LEIPCIG, captain Hoffman,
BRAUNSCHWEIG, cap. Undnetsch'
NUREMBERG cap. Jaeger.
Expedicni dnoye jsou ustanoveni:
Ohio Z. dubna l. MAZE
Eassass,s ss'sas ss q "otg sss n"
Braunschwe'g II MAZE cervna
Ohio 26 p" 10 ?"
Baltimore 2 cervna 2G "
dale pax kazdy tyden. t#Asesk
Tyto lode dopravuji cestovatele do
Bremen, Southampton, Londyna, Hayru
zpet.
Ceny pfevozni do Is bfezna
z Bremen do Baltimore
kaluta 800 zlate
ihSNiPoaubA - P"p'
z Baltimore do Bremen, Southampto-
nu, Londy yna Havru
kajuta s 80 V zlate
mezipalubi 30v papil
Zpatecni listky:
Aaa mezipalnbi S44.50v v pap
Deti od lilo let polovici, kojenci 50
F Stran zasilek listkI pfeplay
nfch obratte Sc jednateldm:
A. Schlhmachcr e Co. 3
9 South Charles Str. Baltimore.
Charles Waiter,
IL pro Washington.
Martin krcjci,
pro ty same lode, Cleveland,O.
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Recovering.

The people Of North Carolina are
beginning to look after their State
Univsrsity. ct Chapel Hill. It went
completely to pieces in the hands of
the Radicals. Trustees have lately
been appointed. and already exhibit
much enthusiasm in the cause Of the
restoration OF the institution to use.
fulness aud honor again. At q meet
ing recently held. they received re-
porte from the Treasurer, from the
agent put in charge Of the buildings
lately surrendered 10 the board aud
from various committees. The agri.
CULTURAL land scrip fund was inquired
into. An executive committee was
chosen, and they were authorized to
appoint an agent to solicit snbscrip.
tions from alansni and others. Hon.
W. A. Graham is chairman OF the com.
mittee.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-16

The BEEoHEn SCANDAL FROZEN Or.
Brooklyn enjoyed little sanitary re-
lief to its morality on Friday, by the
freezing mp of shs New York ferry
boats, which prevented Mr.. Evarts, of
the defence, from attending the
Beecher- Tilton trial, thus causing q
suspension of the proceedings. No
doubt it was 9 great disappointment 70
the parties involved and the Plymouth
communion generally, bnt it was what
Artemus Ward, would oall "a precious
boon" and q blessing in disguise to the
ragged edge Of deoenoy that yet re-
mains around Brooklyn. Now il the
parties to the scandal. including the
angel Woodruff. could be tempted on
the ice bridge which has since formed
in East River, and that ice bridge could
be tempted to melt, there wonld be
great hopes for Brooklyn. and no good
reason left Why the great iron bridge
TO connect the two cities should not
be built.
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The Prssidsnt Reeedinx.

Iul672. Brooks and Baxter ran for
the Office Of Governor of Arkansas-
'she one on the Greeley ticket, the
other on the Grant ticket. The Grant
lesrty 10 that State counted Brooks out
aud Baxter in, the President not dis.
'senting. Last May, in proclamation
tshich ell parties approved. the Presi-
&eut declared Baxter % be the Go
zexnor, basing his decision upon q
provision of tho State Constitution,
which makes the General Assembly Of
the State the final Judge of the cleo
zion Of State officers. He says that he
''was industed into 1t according to the
Constitution and laws OF the State. "
He further fortifies his action by re.
ference to the fact that he (Baxter) had
dor long period been exercising the
<anctions OF the Office. Considering
all this, men baye everywhere been as.
sonished at the language of his late
Arkansas message. Nothing has oc.
.eorrsd to induce this change Of front,
aanless it be that Brooks has turned bis
coat and become Grant man. The
Hress Of both parties has spoken out in
tue sternest .oondern nation Of the new
position saken by the President, and o
uesy general alarm has been spread at
.Ais probable al.erior purposes. Nis
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10 be hoped that this state Of feeling,
this 'undoubsed apprehension. has had
its proper and Legitimate effect upon
him. tg - - I.- ~, ,.-
The Washington correspondent Of
the Nea York Herald says that the
alarm khd indie epatias efoited thers
AMONG Republicans AZ veil 81 Demo!
Gratis begin to bear fruit. He repre-
sents the President as having positively
said. q day or two ago. that he did not
mean to be understood as intending to
interfere in Arkansas unless Congress
should direct him; and that. If Con-
gress chooaea to give him 20 policy or
directions, ke viii not interfere in any
way in the State. A proper construc-
tion OF his message will chow it to
mean that he intended to interfere,
whether Congress gave him directions
or not. Public opinion in his own
party now reb1kes that scheme, and
the President is understood to give it
up. This denial of revolutionary pur-
poses, as the correspondent says, comes
none too soon, and it was said in Re-
publican circles that If the President
we're we'll advised. he would send in
another message to explain the 6rst,
or at lesst take some decided means to
re.assure the public and Congress, for
there has been, since the Arkansas
message was sent in, q growing feeling
of deep uneasiness and alarm on all
sides.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-16

JOHN mitchell FOR THE BRITISH
PARL1AMENT.-John Mitchell, who
sailed for Ireland on Saturday last in
the steamer Republic, from New York,
it ls stated. went ont to run for Parlia-
ment. The Irish American says
"Mr. Mitohel's departure was unex-
pected even by his most intimate
friends, bnt tho reason of it was that
ne received. by Atlantic telegraph, in.
timatioD Of vacancy in the repre-.
sentasion OF Tipperary, and, az he an
nounced In his recent lecture in
New York, he held himself in readi.
ness to start at any moment ON the
call OF that or any other constituency.
Col. White is about to resign his seat.
and Mr.. Mitchell msy all the vacancy. +"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-16

ASAD CAsUALTY.-The many friends
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sinklsr will
be greatly panied to learn that, while
driving with her husband, near their
homo in Upper St. Johns, on Wednes.
day last, che was thrown from tho
buggy and instantly killed.
Charleston News.
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F'om the New Orleans Bulletin
primer: "This is the picture of SOL
dier. He is general. The general
says: 4 am not afraid See how he
struts. Do you not wish yoa were a
general? It is a fine thing to bs O
general. Hore is the picture
of bandit. See. the general wants
to do something to the bandit. Will
he kill the bandit. or will he write q
letter? No, he will not write letter;
be will send telegram.
This is the portrait of President. A
cat can look at President. See, there
is Congress. The Congress is afraid
Of the President. The President can
make a. Governor, and he can make q
Legislature. n Here is the
porsrait Of q Governor. The Governor
loves the bonds, and the Governor
loves the peoples money; bnt the Co.
vernon would not take the peoples g
money for anything in the world. We
have dc fdcto Governor. He il a
very good man. The people love him.
He is very pious. He loves the Presi-
dent, and the President loves him. II
your hair was kinky and your skin was
black. you might some day be a Co.
vernon. See, the General and the Pre-
sident and the Governor all running.
What makes them all run SO? Are
they afraidf Yes, they are afraid of
the banditti."
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-16

The Prince Inperisl 10 now under.
going his anal examination at Wool.
vioh. Hs has been nostAssnest and
assidaoas IN his studiss during his ssay
at the acadsmy. 80
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-16

An extract from the Greville Me.
moirs, which is better than Gregory's.
from J. O.: Talleyrand said to . party
of Engiishmen in London, that he had
received letter from st. Petersburg,
giving an account Of the coronation Of
tho Emperor, which ststed that "the
Emperor was proceeded by the assassins
OF his grandfather, surrounded by
those Of his father. and followed by
his own"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-16

&ANTICIPATE THE ENRMY Rational
reader. if the aspect of the weather
was uncertain, you would not be
foolish enough to venture out without
Al overcoat or an umbrella. Have the
forecast. then. to protect yourself at
this dangerous season with something
more important than either of these
articles. Strengthen your stomach
and nervous system, regulate your
liver and your bowels. tone all your
organs and cheer your animsl spirits
with that agreeable cordial, tonic and
alternative. Hostetter's Stomach Bisters,
So shall you surely escape tho diseases
which fasten upon the feeble and de.
bilitated. ''Suffer and be strong"
says tie proverb; but ''f3e strong that
you may not suffer-" il tho -visss
maxim-and of all strength sning pre.
parations this ID the safest, the surest,
the most genial. As q remedy, @ we'll
as an sntidote. for dyspepsia, fever and
sgue. and liver disease, there IL no
combination of vegetable specifics Al
present known which even approaches
it in efficacy. Anticipate the enemy.
The elements of innumersble Diseases
oAASSs ~ sbAo HoWS uoWps uGpukbhC
winter air. Will you defend yourself
against them or not, good readert
1 hat is the question. A bottle or two
OF the great defensive medicine OF the
age, Hostetter's Bitters. will 90
strengthen and brace up your bodily
powers as to enable them to ''lauRh
siege to scorn." The morbid matter
which was exhaled in perspirasion
through your pores in summer fnds
no suoh free egress now. A powerful
counteraoting agent is, therefore.
needed. and you have it In HoStettss's
Bitters. They peutralise tho ss0tevies
n'orbi. from which disease originates,
and regulate all the aeoretive organs.
Nothing can be moro harmless or more
healthfal; nothing % posens to pre-.
vent or cure biliousaess, dyspspsis,
fever aud sgae. constipation and gene.
raj debility. a. this wonderful correc.
tive. ~ ~ Fla 1871
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-16

An oration over tho tomb Of Gen.
Robert e. Loo 10 to be deliver BY
Jefferson Davis. at Lexington. VIZ
ginia, In October.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-16

Onx MATrms.-Subseribs for the
PH0N1x-don't borrow. .t.
A great number OF Valentines have
passed through the Post Ofloe within
ths last two days.
Nothing 30 much destroys a mans
peace of4mind as to hear woman OK
press an intention to give hid, a piece
OF hers.
The House OF Representatives met
last night. but, failing in a quorum,
adjourned TO meet, this morning, at 10
o'clock.
There was an attempt to raise Q false
alarm Of FIRE, last night. but the effort
pr aved q failure.
A Russian proverb: "Before going
t. war. pray once; before going to sea,
pray twice; before getting married,
pray three times"
Several material corrections have
been made in the schedule of the
South Carolina Railroad, ss heretofore
published.
James Lear. of Philadelphia. was
found dead, between the hours of 8
and Q o'clock. yesterday morning, at
The Hendrix House.
a prudent father thoughtfully put
his front door in the parlor, 80 that
his daughter aud young man can
swing on it without taking cold during
the cold weather.
Two young gentlemen were looking
at fashionable ladies promenading up
Main street. One of them asked the
other why he did not get married.
You have got money enongh." said
he. "to feed wife" "Yes." replied
the other. ''but I have not money
enough to clothe her."
Mr.. Charles B. Trumbo, OF the
clothing house of VIM. G. Browning
& Co.. 326. 1913 and $50 Broadway.
New York. was in the city. yesterday,
and paid us short visit. He is travel.
ing i'll the interest of this we'll known
house.
We are indebted to Mrs. Hoffman
for liberul supply of the articles
kept at her fruit store. just below
PHOENIX ofice--oranges, banauas,
apples. etc. The patrons of this
house will fiod there the cheapest,
freshest and choicest fruits OF the sea.
son.
The LAND -Messrs.
D. G. Peixotto & Son have accepted
the agency for the grand distribution
OF prizes which comes of on the 18th
of March. in Greensboro. N. @. The
first prize is the Benbow House,
valued at $60. 900; the next is $40, 900
cash gift.
We are gratified to learn that de.
spatch was received from Florence,
yesterday morning. denying the re-
ported death of Judge Townsend. In
reading his own obituary, the Judge
will have the advantage of most men.
Rather ghostly entertainment. it ie
true. but somewhat relieved in this in
s!aace by the favorable view taken oi
his life and labors. We congratulate
him that he is still amocgst US. and
may he live long and prosper.
ENoCH AIsDRN.-A we'll filled house
greeted Mr.. Edwin Adams, last night,
on his 6rst appearance in this city. iu
Eooch Arden. His Euoeh Arden, last
night, was fine proof Of Mr.. Adams
abilities. After 80 long a fast, the
public were nearly famished to heal
again the language of Legitimate
drama. Last night, they were we'll re-
paid for their patient waiting. Mr.
Adams gives the character of Enoct
Arden in that simple, trus-heartei
style, that is so much engrafted in th.
manners, and expressed in the words
OF the honest sailor. His prophetic
forebodings. bordering on supersti
ton. are pictured so naturally as to b.
deeply affecting. In his farewell
soene with Annie Lee. and during th,
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List of patents issued from tho
United States Patent Onice to citizens
OF South Carolina for weak ending
February II. 1875. furnished for the
PHOENIX. from the Office Of J. Moo.
Perkins l. Co., counsellors at law and
solicitors for American and foreiru
patents, 5l3 Seventh street, Washine-
ton. D. O.: -
1888: Hydraulic Safety Valves.
J. +. Taylor. Charleston. (Filed No.
vember 16. 1874 Brief.-The valve
is relieved OF an exoess of pressure BY
a portion OF the fold passing through
oridces In it TO its upper surface, thas
partially balancing 1t. l.. A valve
chamber provided with openings in its. /.
seat connecting with the escape pine,
in combination with valve having
different areas Of pressure anon IL
opposite aides. substant italy a. and ,ior
the purpose described. 2. A valve
having holes through the same for tho
purpose OF admitting pressure to The
upper eide OF the valve and letting the
pressure of when the valve rises, sub.
stantially as and for tho purpose de-
scrtbed. 8. The combination, With q
water.chamber having an annular out
let. OF q Weighted valve having, on
opposite sides. different areas of press-
ure, and equslizing passages II through
the same. substantially as and for the
purpose described.
l59, 9,06O. Bale Ties. John B. AT.
rants. Society Bill. (Filed December
%. 1874
159, Bale Ties. Abraham A.
Goldsmith. Charleston. Filled Decem-
Der l9. 1874)
15S. .754. Sectional Steam Boilers.
John F. Taylor. Charleston. filled
October %, 1874
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TIE Tobacco TRADE. .--.Duriug the
last year there was exported from the
United States 318. O97, 8O4 pounds Of
native tobacco, valued at $40. .399. 18l.
The total value OF the imports Of to.
biooo in the leaf and in stem amount
cd for that period to IS. .S32.548. The
Cigar imports are valued at 80, ,030, ,628
in addition. There were manufactured
in the United States last year. OF TO-
reign and domestic tobacco. on which
the taxes we're paid, 1.780, ,961 900
cigars. A comparison of figures shows
that for every Cigar that passes
through the custom house twenty
three domestic cigars were manufac-
tured and paid the tax. The Govern
ment reaps q royal revenue from the
5000. 600 cigars smoked in every
twenty four hours. In single year
the import duties amount to 36. $50, =
O60. aud the taxes to $33. 242. .875 in
currency.
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II the wise erred not It would 20
hard with the fools.
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p. Soashsrn Nsnd"J.rM: 'Aasekey.-ver.
dict for .plsintiff. The aQhs4lotts, o.
lumbis ,spd, AngustA Railrosd Com,
pany %. Thompson Earle aRd Oven
Smith-sealed verdict.
HorEL ARRIVALS, FEBRuARY 1S.-
Wheeler Houss-W 81 Farrie, W r.
Bell, J w Bruf. F Prechtei, 81 AAp.
pold. Baltimore; e r -GiIlsst.. agent
De Murska; D T Frey. w, GA Il BIZ
Lear, @ A Bsckus, g r Jones. T. s
johnson, e F Dell, Pa; 81 r Christ.
ian. Ga; J NJ Walker, NO; J W Jen-
nings, Texas; D Ora wford, city: @ H
Leary. B h Groppeli, H Bouchatd, J
II Goodman. @ B Trnmbo, EdEin
Adams and wife. n z; S p Winbech.
W T Powell, Va; A J Lamar, Fairfield:
J Hallman. Rock Hill; w 81 Turner.
Ga; T O Weatherly, Marlboro; Richard
Singleton, Acton: J w Brooks. e A
Baldwin. Conn; g Henry and wife, n
7; E s J Hayes. Lexington; Mrs A II
Stinson, Miss A ] Stinson. Pa; D
Melton. 3 B Carpenter. city; JP
Pool, Newberry; NJ Mackay. II g
Taggurt, j O Ohilds, Abbeville; Mrs N
Is MisaelI, Maine. E B Wiggins, N G.;
u 1seouicks N "; " hlonAr06OD,
Sumter. - r
Mansion House Charles Sandio,d.
Paterson. N J;J w Marshall, Fort
Mills; N ,Bobiusen. Louisville; JW
Barnwell. John Jackson. DR. b Smith.
s G.; J D Ooohrane, city; J b Adeer,
Jr, A j Sitton. Pendleton; JV BaiIy,
Ga; A A Morris, W T Crawford,
Winnsboro; 7 B Ferguson. Greenyille;
P e Wise. Prosperity; J r Gray, King
vile; 8 Bowers. Newberry; j. B
Snyder. 1thica. NY. 4.'.s =
LIST OF NEW ADvERTIaRXKNTs.
III. +. Csrs-Naphths Lamps.
Ferry d Slawson-X Dime Cigars.
Meeting Independent Fire 90. =.
Capital Building & Loan Association.
Chicors Tribe, No. 2. ...a
Meeting Acacia Lodge.
Prot. VIM. II. Evsns-Siuging Olass.
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The NEW SENATOR FROM FLORIDA
The Hon. Charles A. Jones, Demo.
crat. who was on Thursday elected
United States Senator from Florida,
to succeed Abijah Gilbert, Republican,
whose term expires on the 4th of
March next, was born in Ireland, in
1884. and came to this country when
ten years old; in 1854, he took up his
residence in Pensacola, where be has
since resided. He is q self. made man,
having educated himself; was admit.
ted to tho bar in 1857, and is con.
fessedly one OF the ablest lawyers in
the State. In 1872, he ran for Con-
gress on the Democratic ticket, and
was defeated by William J. Pnrman,
present member Of Congress-. by l, 726
votes. Purman receiving 1857, Jones
1871. In 1874. he ran for tho lower
house Of the State Legislature from
Escambia County, to which he was
elected. Senator Jones is o conserva.
tive Democrat, and by his election
Florida has redeemed herself from the
disgrace Of her present weak delega-
ton.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-16

THE Court OF COMMON PLEAS
Hon. r. B. Carpenter presiding. The
following oases were called and dis.
posed Of hs follows:
w. II. Gardner us. 81. W. Purvis-
placed at foot of calendar. w. II.
Gardner 0s. VIM. n. Fine-aame order
as above. Ezra W. Wheeler us. T. NJ.
Pollock two ases)-continued. South
Carolina Bank and Trust Company us.
w. T. Barker-yerdict for plaintiff.
Chas. o. Brown & Brother rs. John O.
Brain and J. NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
for plaintiff. Chas. A. Calvo ps. the
Piedmont and Arlington Life Insur-
ance Company-struck of. Jos. @.
Garter us. Aaron Stephens-verdio
for plaintiff Thos. r. Brown, agent,
us. Geo. NJ. Drafts and Richard Single
ton-disoontinued. Michael Fhaherty
us. Ct. Peter Hoffman-verdiot for
plaintiff. F. W. Fiokling ps. Jas. D.
Trezevsnt, 80 executor OF Jas. ID.
Trezeysnt ct discontinued. Carolina
National Bank %. Thos. J. MaakSv-
continued. Jaa. g. Gibbes vs. W. w.
Dowdy-oontinued. jas. @. Gibbes
o.. Margaret Dowdy st ak.-ooEN.
nued. Central National Bank %. J.