davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-15

THE NlaHT sCuools.-7It appears by
the statistics Of the public schools Of Phil
ndclphia for 1874 that iorty-two night
schools were kept in operation during
that year, and that they were attended by
q 1900 pupils, while the attendance ut day
schools was Ol,O5O. The statement indi.
Gates thata very large number of pupils
who labor during tie ordinary working
hours avail themselves Of opportunities
for instruction after their daily, toll is
completed; and this fact reflects credit
alike upon them nrld upon the system
which has made 1t possible to combine
mental progress with the prosecution Of
industrial pursuits, No pains should be
spared osustain and improve institutions
which accomplish such useful purpose
They cannot fail to do good service to
society Mt large, and to brighten the fll-
turc of many youth who isrescned from
Ignorance by their aid. Y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-15

NEW YoRK, January i4.-Afrived-
The steamer Celtic from Liverpool.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-15

The undersigned will continue tho buSuefsat No,
10 sixth street, Pittsburgh, aud No. 1901 Market
street, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-15

ENRANKLIX INSURANCE CO. -sTOCKiIoLD.
l. Ells MEETING. Tf1
'rhs annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Franklln Insurance Company will le held NJ tho
Office Of the Company on Monday January 25ih,
1873, between tho hours VI 10 A. VI and 2 r. NJ, for
the election Of hlno DlrcctDrs and for such Othcr
business rs may 30 brought before them.
join BISHOP,
tnniH ibid ghNFniaFV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-15

Ar this hour e! o'clock an alarm OF
FIRE was raised, and a bright light indi-
Gates some point in Centre Wheeling as
the locality.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-15

THE SINGER MANUFACTURING co.
WHEELING, January I, 1870. s. janit
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-15

NOTICE, -.
IN The unnIial meeting of the stockllold.
Crs Of the lIenwOOd Iron Works, and clec.
tlOn Of Directors, will be held Mt the Office
Of the Company, III tile city of Wheeling,
on Tuesdhy, the goth inst, at o'clock, r.M.
IT ALONLO LORING,
ihtg u| H Sprrptnry,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-15

The earnings Of nineteen Of the more
prominent Western railroads for the
month OF December last were S292l, ,547,
ugpinstS2, ,689,O77 in corresponding month
in 1878, showing net increase Of S2s9,-
47O. The earnings OF fifteen Western
railroads for the year 1874 were SS4, ,499,-
4SS, against sS5, 5,279,6S5 in the year 1873,
showing a net decrease Of S7SO,l69,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-15
cTOCKHOtDElIS' MEETING.

A meeting Of theBtocklollors Of the Mil
City lIrewing Co. will be held nt the Office
Of the Company, corner SOD and WetzCll
streets, january Goth, 1875, at 1 o'clock r.
NJ, for the purpose Of electing Board Of
Directors and other business.
iah0 CHR sLIiBKE, see,y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-15


ALTHOUGH France astonished the world
by the rapidity with which she paid the
German war indemnity, it is now appar.
cnt she is about to have great financial
difficulty to contend with, The deficit Of
the year 1874 is estimated atsl2,GOO,OOO,
On the Budget for 1875, already approx
ed at s5lGysOO,0OO, Il has been calculated
that there must be q deficiency Of not leas
than Sl4,OOO,OOO. 1t Is expected that the
deficiency in the Budget Of 1875 cannot
be less than from S26,OOO,OOO to sSO,OOO,-
900. The estimates Of the MlniSter Of
War areincreasing alarminglS Thelimit
oftaxation is declared tOhave been almost
reached. ,t... ...t...t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-15

The Grm Of H. STRAW & CO., Of Pittsburgh and
Wheeling, have this day disposed oi their Agency
for the Singer Sewing Machines together with stock
Of Machines, Wagons, fixtures &C., 10 The Singer
Manufacturing CO,, New York ,.....,
l' 'H II STRAW ICO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-15
NOTICES.

NoTlCE-TlIE ANNUAL MEETING
IN Of the Island building Association,
for The election Of Directors to serve the
ensuing year, will be held in their room,
on SOutL Front street (lsland), on Friday
evening, january Goth. Nominations will
close the week previous.
jantaF II. C. MORGAN, Sec'y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-15

A MEETING or TtIE sToCKlIoLD.
n. ERs Of the Fire & Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling will he held at the
office Of the Company February 18th, 1876,
for the purpose Of Clecting Il Boartl Of III.
rCctOFS and lking into consideration the
pFopriCty VI making application for new
clInfter. e. H. COLLIER, Spc'y.
WnEELlSG, january (, 1870. janis
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-05-13
Soiepb s. Sei6's
StCtDr(ttterei,
Columbia, ga.

DIR nHiiTIsit-
nsif bttbrt Rp tfIa
TrbItiur aRIulsi.
gen, ele C seR itBi
an eie ttfiHnis 9s-
Inmbia BiiTbIiHt-
Iti dasin I'M yta.
81 bat, une I'D be.
mhhfn pire, Gin
seTiTfihitfs suit5
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-05-13
ssserla9 BON 8. &obler,
2O2 Qotb Ate etraEs, PHILADELPHIA.

BibfL bic, tHibnIifHb fimmiliAe
g&HfifHhts aIttn uHb RfHfn If.
IiamsHts unb bic apeaTrttsu, Ha9
DIR. Wartin eHlbHs ufbnlfbHHe.
Rii gerfbf, 8eTbmtTfuHsfn Jun
u. u. 81. 9ti. uns lHHtH GlnIfI>
tuHatrf ~ ben tinitlHfn Sa4trn en
bl. SGrifi BON DIR. %. 3. RaHH.
gTeb Guarie. Bernai.
SO. o. Biaiae ansaabt, NIT ltpd Siabl.
Ai&tH, RGTf In etsn etbuHhtH 500
~ O' sn IN 0' NO ~ ~ 500
Ro. 0. b. glii 26 BiINnn, In Woreets
isavTsUisnns. I sinFa$ 1000
'''' u Sns T StdEsmssisans t2O
Ro. 1. Deal. Auf ftinsm Dfibtm pa
pier. qtetTtanb 1000
go. IA. DtsaT. On RrTcGce. NIT OpIe-
I&ntti, Rhfrn- unb Dfdtnps-
9oibuna, dnfs& i2CO
&c. fB. DssaI. On pieTcCrc. Ttitt Rhf
itu, uns DtdtnsusoIeuua t500
&c. &c. Gtegt. Ss frtra ftiEfm JliiiiIb
NpTtno, fiE.hd $50
Rc. I'D. Tssai. Eddsa. ESQ Ctdsn rea
une nnS fsin Srsoitd 1000
go. 2. Deal. auf ffinhfm JOEpap!sI
itinted paperl efttIblne 1900
Rc. &c. DtsaI. IN u RI ffirrm 5hIfilt
ROrenp slnfa5 1000
= f,npmssItnua 25OO
grhIuunas SGiIiltn ,t.
aTnbt 8. gt6s Sl4u pom pabItn
Gbrillnibum nttil bfmpITasissgSh
Itin. g,T. Orlsp. 9iIliat aussabf.
latbuuttH 800
auf btiInsm papin Ia gfeuhhns nit
SdIitbm 500
@p6ntr. Sob. G8asIditsn. aIfin
Sfiip tn efinpInb stbuntfH t.00
Do. In efttItanb 80
Ntenb Gtbtlt In gfinpane atbuuttu
NIT @0IeIIia 25
busbnsT's bitIiltt 6iheTitn. Auf'5
Rtut blaTktiiti pen g. n. semes. - 20
9H etinpinb etbnnbp. 100
Sn erbnbanb t.25
SnaTnbam. Tds y,bsn Sidu. $50
2uthsI's hauspshilr, etr..Otiip.
ptbIbanb 2.51
RIdnr Sfaittitmns. gdiIbtiifi bGn
DIR. %. 8. WdHn nne o.. J. Stfpisi IS
RIfinr aiiSbtsmus nit 3uldRtnunb
unptTdnetItfT AuastnTltT gOnfflhen 2j
9 Daft pb., Dr., 0dRIbif Der alitn
aiT&f. gi5 10 6uet tfs 4. .llbTbnn.
bert. in balb NrTcfS $50
Ssieelbtratr Rathl5mu5 %
DtssL, m. aumniHnstH u 3nbh-
oussabs stbunbsh 30
Dtsal. 9H 9tinpanb gtbunttn 40
-Gbrilfl. gaittismus. On So ettiic.
ntn. SItiut aussabs 20
@Toet Nussabf nit grfiGTnngtn. Salb
atbunetn IS
z oldta's . 5immlif&ts yTanH.
asH In 0rii. 9u stinRanb ssbunbfu 200
-Bn yfetrtanb $50
Q 6utd, g. O.. Dr., MrCtIsturan
IbtOIrsis. On 9tinranS gtbunbtn Is
Spdit, w., Srpiamfn BON hss 5tun
5ii9s. 25
Dit 9VnnatIitn tts air&niabns fur
S0nniaas.S .SduIfn etc. 25
StdrL Sob. g.. 3daIiGts SanbbuH.
9Bchlfhlt ausaabs In aIpBfm Druid.
Seiap. In ednpanb eftunetn 100
in 9ttnbanb $50
Stuuben aubadt. In A Q5ross
Setab 8Gnbsn. in Q 9anbsn ssbuH.
tsn. baIb NpIrfGo 60
9a / 9dnbfn 9tbunetn. ptinpanb $50
9n2 IlTf. Rerrr. 800
in .. balb NcTeteo 500
gOasIba6, s.. plf.. Sas efbtn DIR.
WnItiu Suffers. 9H efinPaub es.
bnneen 25
BttGtl's WOTstn. uHb 4btnerpfn.
On etiupanb stbnnbtn, NIT ptTgeIes.
irm RiftH 60
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-05-13

= Gin Iansfam vfrbunssrnetr aF.
batltMr In BratttlbOrt. 8t., Idbt nile
fOIst ll& Der TOsiIs strnstmsn;
Go trdumts aas In lester Na@t
90 fib-p1 aiItb flitf;
, NIs tdnitn pisIs eeul' ju uns4
llae satItsn itTt ..9ll."
. mar 20 bo& sststuIi& wabr,
DAT infer Cad iI4 fil' -
. elrnm, IarHm, basum, Iar,
8 SI6il, BID, tubairaIal
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-05-13
Ser 0Ieauher alEtia.

Der Olsdntsr. sin trss,n ftinsr ptd&.
iISsn robin SIiitsn it6r bsiisbtss Bier.
sswnGs, ssb6tt Su ban @iftpGnn,sn,
ras pitl,i6t nur wsnIstn eifbbnbTn
bisisr SIums bsfaunt ltiu birfis. 60
NJ pssbulb. namsniIItb wsnn Ct TN 3tm.
msr ssbuIt,n nIrO, gora6t sstptsn. to
tr unisr llmadnbsn fsbr f&dOIi& pirttn
Ianu. 'yGCn WIInIus vrwdtnt ben
OIsaner aIS sIfits, unb ntusr. GOrfdsr
tabtn bIss bsadHst. On Watrib Iamtn
Dor sinistn 9ntrsn 8trsiftunssfdls ba.
bar& Dor. ba6 man 86s,t nb. bic init
Oleantnblatitrn esbraitn partn. 9m
Siben 9tuIitn unO Spnntsns psrptn,
httHan bic s,ritbsns 8infs bI,I.r pHan,
Se ale RaIienoift uno Jur 8trtrsibuns
ionaIssn llnstSttfsrs. 9a btItsn can.
bern ssIitn bic Gsstnbta. NO Sisi Olsy
amber pd&f, nls nit btm Sumplftb,r
betafttt, unb bic GInwotnsr psrmtIbtn
70, flo ldnSsrt 3sit bort aufJubalitn.
Sn Norbofrita, no tr an ban uffrn Ssr
GltGs ttnsn bsfonbsrsn StsIJ Ssrlsiti,
wite sr In fr 1dts m.nf&littr Dot,
nanesn Mot ssbnlbst uab 20 bsasbsn
Ia bislsr 8sisbnns fOsOr ObrIst.itlI&.
8urf&rifttn.
glsrfwhtsts 10, bab fsItR bic gltntu
aud ben Sleanhsr rerfAmdbsn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-05-13
Wplfs unb 9uatnb. ShrIiItu

Bolts unb 9ussnb' S6riiitH.
oorn %. 8. y. Gpatlunatn. gsm.
p!et nit :, Dt5 alien Stmise. Safebs
@jiHi6ifu" In ii 26nbsn Si0-Sf4
Sol man. Gram GrlitIanasH
t-52, NIT it SoIli1nlit. IN In5s
utmllmItIae brOltiTt pn9dnhdtH is
5tp. gp., Blnflis 6dbtln. Rtus Nus.
sats Hat ntutn 3ti@Huuefn, lt6n
esbunetn 50
9raGts 9ilbfI.GibtL NIT
piflfn Grlabluuasn unb gteiGitn 25
RpbiHlpn Grnlpt. Ben Ia.
nisl be 8cs. Ntu sTjiblt psn s. 8.
SeubntI, NIT pififn 9aulratpnsn,
gut athuntrH SO
StruDtlp peter, Gnibdlienh llis
&c 0tititim unb prrIIiss 9iItn IS
N5ritr S4ul. Batsr ,s.
y 9ed mama 6eripa, Dtut.
I&ss 2fIsbuG. I. Sinft 25
d lmeti 1eT, frT gTrbt Amnis
flnifpf, atbuuetH z
8Itsb. Chr. g.. @rTintuG, IN htnt.
ltsr nne tnsliIRfr SpIatr. 9 vols.
9n BALI Wproffo 1900
SaffL Ntuts pOlldnbiats GnaIiIA.
Dtuiftts nne Tsuif9 GnaIil&ts
IafGfH DOritfbuG. nit htr Was.
lpIddt en btuiftsn unb enaIiIHsn
gBSrifr unb mii ttlCnbrrtr 9rhdfh.
tlgun8 br tt1HIfttn aasbradt. S7l
Stiifn. Gut atbpnhm $50
W arrfn's S&uIBfrsrabbIt. gs-
buHefn rs
Igsnifn pTIdnal fur ale IbtiIt sts eanhfs.
sdtal09t 8ratis. - @sstH SfkiHs
guHsfn psnbs mnH T& an
50. SobIer, gtrItsI & Bud. edneItr,
2Oa Rab gitrIt Sirnbs, pbiIasiIpbIs.
Slprii %, fS75-f9,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-05-13
glsrtwhtsts 10. bab fsItR bic SItntn
aud bsH SlsanSsr StrfAmdtsn.

Ser SsifaB ober @ermutb, .in
RanbsunriiSss @swd&s, III onsrtaun.
ttrmabsR elm ntrpsnRdrttness 5dlmlt.
tel. Die GaGfnat 10 zine asrp.n.
franibsIt. bic In ssrf&ItOtnst 6Urm aufs
trltt, uae ME btfdnnt. btm bsr bamit
bsbaftti II. bas erttn msift ptrIstost.
sGarss tin rattrnrtmsr bitft DFanp
ale 19tbiela bariifIIsn unp psIlbttnnhti
ma&tn, ta6 bI,fts tin pcrsisII&ss Nit.'
tel ssssn bic 8auiu6t anb anbes 1trs
pfnIsietn u, 70 Darts btfiss @'f&dft
ni&' nush cut rshfFun aaS lf& rsuii.
rta, icnerH au@.. nae ens 8srntbmils
tR, 90 nirts tsr Istoenbtn Renf&ttlt
siatH e!resa Disna trS,isi. ipOrauf Der
GsasH rutst.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-05-13

DF. % ssalEfr'S California YiufaaT
2sitterS III Gin rein tt1stabiii6ts StHiiitb,
haHptidAlih aus SeH aHt otH Hi1eCrtH cali.
forHii9eH Gtbirgs;igeH Ter Sisua gituaea
tiubtiHildeH STlHttrH gtmaft, etTtH meois
CtHii9e &Iafit ohHe aamenoHng pon Spiritus
trtrabirt Dsrs.!:. SSaff tdgIih bort man trds
gen: Bas il bic llTfads ess HHptTalsiflidSn
GIfolgt8 bt5 SiHeaar 8itters? 9ds
reHf aHtiportGn mir: Stil 6 bic 9ranfhsi.ss
Hiahe eHtftmt uHo esm BatisHisu bic Ct
iunhheit fuieeeIudjhaiit. Sod ME 5ubor,
10 laHee bic &tIt ffsbt, 1T tiHs RteijiH sus
iammeHstittt tuoTesH, tptlde bic aHeTfsE.
neHeweTtbtH ei9fHihaittH ets Siuaaa
SitteIs gum StiiGH oir BatisnisH bon
ltoSr 2IaHIheit, bic Der Rsnihbsit Gr6theil
III, bsfItt. G5 III tbtniom0bl Elm milees
YHIgirHlittsl ME sin GiiriHHasmititl, iueem
ts SlHtdnhdHiuHg oetT Gnt;iiHoung bar 9sbST
uno GiHgnDtiee in GallsniTaHtbtitln biHesrt.
Die 6eifkrdffe peu DR.. 2SalRer's 2,ine.
gar 2sitttrs iiHo 6HHsuetr, idmsibIti6tn.
bar, l0itHesT, ndbrtHen, 0bfiibrsH6sr, llrin
tIsi6tHetT, ttrHbigeHotT, RGijHHg milonH6Sr,
Sdiie bIbthaHetr, HHo Galligfsit bsisis
iigsHetr au.
qEzEesEt aaaffHse pTiiiaH 8laSsar Bit
tsss els Gag iDuHsubaTft Rrditisun5s smlit,l sds
it eas FzftHss eukGm uainfHtt hat
y. 8. Rc5e 5eHals 4 Co.
apsittftT gao Ufau1lesfHftH In SaH ETarCisto,
Oais ano efG toa DetpiHstop nab Gkzutou Stf
Rft0 Botf.
rd sfftH Ag6tbtE1E uHs !sdHSlfIH Ia 6asfu,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-05-13
gboral. unp @tlonabaGtl

NVUEHI uHV VtTuHBUUWET.
5aas, 8. G., SauIbaTmpnif, ItsH ef.
bunhfn 30
eanbsnbtTatL 8. J., QbeIaIbu&
fiiT bic SraeL eGtunetH $50
-Rtr4tn&SrE atbunbtu 200
BcnHsbtretT, G., Drtt 2itbtr. 9n.
bait: 9iutusOtifsbifnR, SSmmusnh.
AZ, DIR f&Gnfs Baum Is
-0tfsffluge auf Sfrn unb Ttinalifu 25
Sc fans. unb gbOraIbuh fur firGl.
unh biusI. @ttTaut. Bon Or. pbH.
Shaff. 756 SdifH. Su 9theTbant 200
Der SdHgsr am @rabf. 81
9tinpane gsbunttn 50
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-05-13

uns afiaEetg Saaers8ter Iu liz
fru. Die graurfi if nit ben nfntltn gn-
tdfInnstH written. NusEiIliBt 9tiflnn-
gGH ErTttH prompt ttIeTgi.
AussgfitHHT z Gbmeiiers unb Sims
burger Safe, lrpis faIlt Sptilfu lub gu
ittH 1fAtsIgii ~ babfn.
9pfsPbB. DflH
80. Sl9 @aInut 5iVaef,
Columbia. Yd.. OH. IS. fS7l-tf.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-05-13
@&5nt QiEtratur.

Q 6illtr's fimntIiGt @srIr. "a
IL SGuetn Sfids. 3a etiHpinb id5n
arbuubtn $3.50
9 OILERS Bteidlf. Stiar. Su
eeiHpnnb stbunetn NIT 0oIbiittI 1888. 50
Seine. g., fGmmiIi&t @nfs, Siu.
be. Sttap. Sn baIb 9tbubauh Sf2-SI5
8 Il dtrL 3. gtbihit. 3 9dnkr, In
balb RuTcte0 gsbunotn 500
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-05-13

8eRe 9raierans. - @Stbt ant~Or.
ttte anf bic Grass; BtI&s Rfeitruae
bic bets ftI2 Ba
DllisniSt, bic uRs Ittri, nns ItIba
~ rsglfEen.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-01-02
nlerstaa, ) ssCgatris:.ies.

| asked Mr.. Dierstadt Tor Els
ideas concerning The usual method
Of purchasing pictures for tic go-
yernment. iie said that an argi. t
should he proud at having his
work displayed in the capitol.
Any artist should be glad Of saeh
pronounced honor, and should not
turn the occasion into one ofmero
money-naking. Tie should cut
his statue, or paint his picture, on
just as reasonable terms as he can
possibly afford. The distinction OF
the thing was . portion Of the re-
muneration, and should be 50 con-
si,Iered by the artist.
What do You ihink.of making
appropriations for works + { art
beforehand? q" l asked.
at is a bad plan in every detail,
sir" was his answer. ".The idea
OF n painter or sculptor Citing his
effort to the size Of certain sum
Of money already voted is ridicu-
lous. The>artist will Inevitably
drift into q bargaining frame OF
mind, aud will sndoaYor to mako
as little work as possible earn the
money. It is human nsiilre.H
"Giye me your opinion Of q
hetteF s.mcthcd Of procedure |
asked.
"Supposiag.it is.- .-n- painting"
he replied. "An artist fit to do d
piece worthy of u panel in tile
American Capitol win not wish an
inferior example OF his ability ex-
bibited there. lie will be willing
quietly to work out some Official
subject, patiently aud lovingly.
Then he win be desirous of having
it tested IN tho particular spot for
whichhe has designed il. II it Is
perfectly satisfactory to himself
under. that t--conditicn, lie viii In
sist on having lis valuation fixed
by fellow artists, or acknowledged
conuoisseurs, aud will accept their
price rs Il fair compensation, With
out eildcayoring TO lobby . few
extra thousands out Of d rood
natufed Congress-.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-01-02

An old man UP III Conneetieul
had o poor cranky BIT of d wife,
WHO regularly once Woelz got ap
in The night and invited The fanli-
~ 10 see her die. She gave away
her things, spoke her last words,
and made har peace with Heafei'i
and then about eight she got up
IN her usual way, and disappoint-
cd everybody BY going TO work rs
If melting had happened. Tie
old man got sick Of II finally, and
went aud got coffin, real.niee
cashmere shroud, a wreath Of in
mortclIes with Farewell, Mary
Ann" worked III, ard q handful Of
si.ver-pIated screws. Laying siie
screw-s.siYer beside the collection
30 invited her 10 hollcr die once
moro. "Do il,s ssid he, as.d
IN you go, and this farewell busi-
ness is oyer.V Mary Ann is At
this moment cooking buckwhoat
cakos for q large and admieins
family, while they dry apples III
the coffin up in the garei.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-01-02

Special Electors.
An l.l l.s.Ia.lag !. graaI,l Ell..!Isae.


Section 1. Bo IL enatni by tho
Legislature Of the State OF Mis-
sissippi, That all cases Of special
elections to nll vacancies which
now have or may hereafter occur,
In any county office, or Office for
any subdiYisiou..of any county in
this State, il shall bo tho duty Of
the Board Of Registration to give
sixty days notice Of the officer
Or officers TO be elected, and OF the
limo and place .of holding such
election in each precinct III the
county, instead of the notice now
required by law; and no such ape-
cial election, whether now order
cd or hereafter to be ordered,
shall bes held. without such sixty
days notice being first given IN
manner as provided by law. This
act 20 apply to all such elections
Witch are already ordered, as wen
as. such as may hereafter be Or
dercd.
Sec. 2. b It. further enacted,
That IN any case Of vacancy now
existing, CT which may hereafter
oecitri IL auy Office aforesaid in.this
State, Il shall be ihc duty Of Tic
Governor toflll such vacancy by
appointment; such appointment
to hold, and the appointec to con-
tinnc IN Office nnlii such time as
such vacancy may be filed by cleo
lion.
Sec. g. BE IL further enacted.
That ti,is act take effect and be IN
force from and atiqg vs. passage.
Approved Deccinbcr q, 1874.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-01-02
RulLE rIvE.
4 os GowatrTornas.

10 transfer Tie counties OF
b and Ccahoma from the
th (Il) TO The twelfth (i2)
al District, and the county
lore from the twelfth (ls)
eleventh (ii) judicial Dis
Rnd to fix the times for hol-
the Circuit Courts in said
ct.
g. Re Il further enacted,
b Circuit Courts Of the lllev-
kdicial District shall be hol-
continue for the times az
|fter stated, should the busl'
ktllo Court 50 long require.
d county OF Bolivar com.
n on tlle first Monday OF
Nod September and continue
6udieiai daye.
ke county OF Washington
hclng Oh the third Monday
Nh and September, and con
yen nty-four judicial days.
county Of Issaquena COM
y on the seventh Monday
! FIRST Monday in March anc
ber, and continue twelve
lays.
/ county OF SunHower com
|g cn the ninth Monday af.cl
81 Monday in March ant
and continue sis
b county Of Lehore, commen
eleventh Monday after tht
[on,lcy in March and Sep
and continue twelve judi
Ss.
|cved March c5, 1874.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-01-02

$50 your Grace likes the COM
fort Of reading newspapers" said
Lord Mansfield to the Duke Of
Northumberland; "mark my
words you and | shall not Il c to
see it but this young gentleman
(Lord Ndon) may, or it may be a
littlo later; but q little s. .oner or
later, these newspapers will assu-
rCaly writ, the Dukes Of Northum-
bsrland out Of their titles and pos
sessions, and tho country out of
its king" Lord Mansfield died
eighty years ago. His prediction
was spoken in the very dawn of
tho press. Junius had, indeed,
already shaken cabinets and start
led tho throne itself by his bold
and brilliant letters in the Public
Advertiser. John Wilkes, the
bad representative Of Il good cause,
Ind made his dashing and daring
assaults in the North Briton. On
this side of the sea Ben. Franklin,
noble pioneer of the printers craft
had in the New England Courier
eludod the law against the liberty
ofthc press. But still, journalism
had not passed its first crude stage.
Cobbctt had not bristled with all
the sharp and incisivc truths of
his Porcupine. Even half q cen-
tlry later DeTocqueville spoke of
the "small influence" of the AM
erican press. None Of the won
dcrful agencies Of the modern
newspapers had been developed.
Had any one suggested the possi-
bility of a machine which should
print twenty thousand an hour.
or of locomotive which should
convey the newspaper all over the
commonwealth on the day of its
publication, or the telegraph
which should put it in daily COM
munication with the remotest cor
ners of the earth, he would have
been pitied as a madman. OF its
achievements and power in the fu-
tnre, Lord Mansfield, even with
the seer's vision, could scarcely
have dreamed in that carly infan-
cy of the press. But to-day, in
its vigorous manhood, with its
1.-THE sinews allaglow, its immense
resources all in play, with steam
and the lightning harnessed to its
car, bringing all the world in tri-
butte to its feet, carrying in turn
its opulent treasures of thought
and intelligence to all the world,
and everywhere striking down the
walls of caste and the battlements
of special privilege--to-day, in
their general tendency and influ-
ence, the newspapers are realizing
the spirit if not the letter Of the
statesman's prophecy.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-01-02

When Napoleon Bonapurte was
about to invade Russia, a person
who had endeavored to dissuade
him from his purpose, finding he
could not prevail, quoted to him
the ,proverb: Man proposes but
God disposes,' to- which he re-
piled indignantly, II dispose as
well as propose A Christian
woman, OH herring the impions
boast, remarked: 4 set that down
as the turning point Of Bona-
parties fortunes. God will not
suffer a creature thus with impu-
nifty to usurp his preroentlvoa. .
Il happoncd to Honopeft6 jllst -
was predicted. Thu invo6lon Of
1tnssia Wno the oommoncemont or
his downfall
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-01-02


The Chicago Tribune. under 1Ir
Medills management, is once more
Republican journal, but does not
take stock in the civil rights bill.
Here are STEW lines from the Tri-
bune which we commend to the
coloreds people who can read aud
think:
"Tle late Senator Summer, who
was q philanthropist rather than
q Statesman, left tllc colorcd peo-
pie q lcgacysof evil rather than a
legacy Of good IN his so-called civil
rights bill. lie failed utterly to
comprehend the obvious distinc-
ton between civil rights IN po-
lifIcal SENSE and civil rights III :
s8aI1| ssng1 'InsI|en Z ! g !