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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-20

vyrabitele hudebnich nastroi0,
p. Ceryeneho Kralove IIradcL
Pred SIM ma schodech utvoili .iedno-
tlivi spolkove spalir, ltterym& delegace
zdeisi ,,Svornosti" aredaktcri zdeisich tes
kych listd do sine vedeni byli Slaynost
odbyyana zahlnde zahhichn nekohka
vytecn6 pfednesenymi kusy, Go ietnleI
byf cetnG acknowledgements obecenstvu II
vedeni panove: Y Rychlik; v Snaidr
l.. j Palda. Prvni pan mlavon pros
ton, nelicenou, iak pravil cd srdce srdci
roabiral krasny 1kol organizace {. ). I. ).
k ni2 rad lIavlitek Svornost liale2i
odm6ntn boutliym potleskem; druhy
feGnik vylozil kulturni yyznam spoIcoya-
nj, V kter6mz veskera vzdeIanost lidska
kotvi, dovodil, 70 nase doba thine nyol-
neni Glovtka pout politicktho despotIs-
mu, nerovnosti spolecenskt' knezovlady
nemen6 sprosteho, bezohledneho sobec :
tvi iednotlivcii ze zvlastnim znakem le-
i'm Jest steni p4stoyani humanismu q
lidskosti; prdb6hem reel yzpomenul ne
stastnG rodnt zem6 uasi, liz rama IN ra-
nou, pohroma "a pohromou stiha tudl2
ze, ie Ii kde p6stoyani hdskosti pottebou
ma nejv}4 d6lezitou, Jest to zaiiste tam.
| zavfel rec provolauim zdarn spolkdm
humanismus pestuiicim. Rec ia byla ca.
st6ii poteskem preruSovana. Tfeti fefnik
rozbiral d6lezitost, lko a zasluhy teskycl
spolkG Americe, kteri aspon tasti na'
hraditi nam mali, GO jsme, yystehovanlm
SO Czech ztratili podati. echo isme tam
postrddali uslechtilf pospolty Avot
vzd6lani mysle 4 znsechteni srdce naSe-
no. Dale pax vGnoyal ptknou vzpominkl
Karlu Havli6kovii WY yal rad tehoz imt
ma. aby ieu ln cti sve blahu 6d0 ;
vsech Cecha imeno TO nosil. Nsichui ne
m6zeme ovsem byti Hayitkovf. l. j. vel
ci duchov6 a v8dcov6; ale nemd&emi by
ii Gele, sttime radach pracovnikd ;
boioynik0 4 nem6ieme.li byti velci dn.
chem. bufme velci srdcem. Castym po-
tleskem davaf posluchati ma ievo, ze rec
niku porozumtIi Po skontenych fetecl
. zahrala kapella doiemnou ,,kde domo.
m6i," phi eemz ismc ttmti ysech oti "a
roseny vidtli
(DokonGeni pfist5.)
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-20

Neslysel isem nikdy jeste, ze by lide
tax upne leky spokoieni byli, iako jsou
S kap k a mi ra. Augusta X Koe-
niga. Vsichni lde sc tomu t6sili, ze
jsem kapky dra. Augusta Koeniga me
ste zayedl. Tesi nne samGho, ze isem
takoveho neco yyvedl. Go lide mich
.prayl, doyite sc zevrubneii nektereho q
pfilozenych listki. V licte
Andreas Wadl.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-20

Rad Svornost els. III. c. : p. 5. VIDA
va yfely dix bratrskemu Radu Ilaslieek
Gis. VI, IA srdeGne uvitani prave slo.
vanske pohosteni vyslaned nadfetentho
Radu suGastntyeh pii v}rotni slavnosti
zalozeni Radu Haylicek Rovnez Yyiad
tuie yd6cnost svon ctenJm SpoIkam. ia-
koz vsem Rodakdm Detroit "a pozor-
most, jaka posanean a host1m Cleye
landu nife TAX neotekayant lroieyena
tez y}tetne tesk6 kapelle p Ilaajka "a
poctu, iez ttnto 2 ochoty ylasteneeke pr,
kazana bvla. Nolame yseln srdetne
Ma zdar
Jmenem Radu ,,Svornoat'
ac. Rychlik, 'aemnik
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q q u Il IN q II /.
j. +. NJ orse.
mestsky mefiG.

Rada pro opravy podala mestske radt
berni odhad pozemku hraniticiho ma
Jennings Ave.
Odbad ten uGinen jest ma zaplaceni ma
kladu vyloh, povstaIych otevfenim a
prodlouzenim Jennings Ave, mezi Scran
ton Ave nayrsim.
Zmineny odhad jest k nahltdnnti V i
fadovne mestskeho plsafe.
Namitky proti odhadn tomu museIi be
hem peti nedel po prynim uvefeineni pi
semne NEST. pisafi podany byti
lno l. Nc lntosh, NEST. plssf
Cleveland, 80 Gervna 1875.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-20

spanilomy-ln}m Ceskam Detroit, "a
skvele pohosteni poslancd zdeisi ,,Svoros-
tt yzdaya mencm iadu
V. Rychlik,
t. {. tajemnik.
CT. ctenafstvu. Prosime, ra6tei
nedostatby tohoto tisla, naime pax zpray
americkych a Z tdsti nistnieh, omluve-
ma miti yyletem mym do Detroit Pc
neipry "a ctrnlcte mesicd naskytla Sc
mne as2on Gastetna moznost vyletnouti
ST ntkam aspoG pon6Eud zotayiti Sc pc
1mornem nalnahani, jez redigoyani troj-
tJdenniho listu p6sobi.
v Snqdr,
redaktor.
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Vcrejne dikuyZdani.

Sister Clara, q. 5. V. Carroton.
New Orleans, La.
Jetikoz vase ,,liambnrske kapky" ne
en- mnt ale iinym dobfe poslouzily, ne.
mohu ncz yyieviti yam uznani syoje OBJ
jednavam pr tom novych dvacet lahvi.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-20

Cleveland. ., 10 cervcnce 1870
Ornament pro kontraktory.
Vytdptci appardty do move NEST bndovy.
ZapeGet6ud nabidnuti prjmati bode
rada pro opravy We svc utadoyut M do
9. srpna 1879,
II hodin poledne, ma shotoveni postavc
nj parniho vytdp6ciho apparatu pro no
vou NEST budovu me3te Cleveandtss
Plany budcyy u hlayni speciikace mo
hon nahlGdnuty formulate obdrzeny hH
ii 30 %. eeryenci 1875 ifadovnG mast.
meiGe
kazde nabidnuii musi obsahovati pine
imeno vscch podi!nych osob a bond ma
$1,000, jakoz provdzeno byti dostatei
uou iistotou, ably padu ptiieti smlonvo
uzaNtena byli mohla.
Bond na $1,000 dvtma rukolmlm'
kter6 rada kointe pro vefeine stavby
Sc pofaduje, ably provedeni snlouYy jake;
i prace uspokojivt odbyta byla, pfilet
podleha dobrozdanl rady pro opraVy
komit6tu pro yefeinG stayby.
ZadnGho nabidnuti Sc nepovSimne, kter'
nsni vvhotoyeno IN tormulafi cd m'stsk'
ho meiiGe vydantm.
Mesto ponechava 81 prayo, ysecky "a
dosti pfiimout neb zamitnont.
Jmtnem rady
j. I. NJ orse, NEST mell'
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as.ySl,eSii,

nebo obtiznemu zazivani boleni hlayy,
boleni zadech a plecich. stisn6nosti pr
sou, kasli, kyseItnu nhani, zlvrati, cd
pornosti lstech, bolestem zlutnim, bole
stem okoli ledvin stum iinych j.
n}ch nemoci a iich lkazdm, vznikaiicim
re spatneho trayenI.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-20

Y Mem cku o. rokn 1s2l
vyhlasent.
Go prostiedek prot nemoci", lako:
SoInaty tok, kozni vyra2en'
ma. ostrost krve, poka2eny "a
Iudek - pal eni III by.
Neiyyborneisi lex protl ne
mocim atcr, slezinya "A aimee
Spolehliv} lex proii
bOlcni htavy
v4eho drnhu, dtchaviGnosti zapachnz
ust.
Osytdcenf lex pti vsech 2enskych ne
mocech. bledniGce, zloutenci, zkazene kr-
We n zaludkovJch kfec.
Jisty preatiedck prot zimnici rheu-
matismn
l-zivami icdne lahve Angshnrg9kfch
kapek usctf vftsich vylol IN leky.
rs cii. N luhev aueb liihvi "a Sl.0o
X dostani kazde pofadne lekarn6 neb
pfi zaslani obnoeu, 2 hlavniho skladn pro
Ameriku Oh
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-20
| fadovna mest. mefiGe.
No. Z City Hall,
Cleveland, O.,S Gervence 1875

" Il III IL III Z III
Rada pro opravy ma We sve 1fadovne
plany speciiikace ptipraveny k ma
hlednutia prozkoumani pro vsechny, .iich2
Sc tyce vylozeny ma sravbu stoky
Cedar Ave, cd Case Ave az Arlington
ulici
Jest pfdni, ably Sc stoka Y nadimenova
ne ulici. lnezi udanymi body lined stave
la.
Rada vyslechne vsechny partaie, iichz
Sc tyGe ~. cervence, 3 hodiny odpoledne
We sve 1fadoyne.
Jmenem rady
j. +. Morse.
mestsky mefif.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-20

Proti: kataru a slime ryme, kite
ri Sc zvIdste rychle vyleti, protoie kapky
ostry, zdcpn pdsobici slem trhaii vym6
sui.
Prot: zanttivemu choroncktmu
reunatizsnu, proti dine (gicht) a yse
likym zluGnim. remittuiicim intermittn.
/ iieim znnnieim, proti nemoeem krey
MIN, ledyn a mtch{fe. Proti
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-20
Duyera ObecenStya
OSvedCujc Sc.

AGkoliv syet iizod staleti po vydatnych
l6Giyech patra, podafilo Sc ml nemnoho
talSovych nal6zti. Mezi temito n6kolika
vynika hlavne HOstetter0sa h0rka.
ktera pred let, Cd Itkaf4k6 skoly schyale-
ma od Gasopisii a obecenstva co ddlczi-
ia novota co prostfedek nemocim zabra.
nuici pozdravena bya.
A to pravem. ielikoz oslabenem mu za :
ludku posilr, linym .jatram tiIost, nepra-
videlne stolici pravidelnost otfesene Civ
nj soustave pevnost napinavost propGi-
2nie Ia jeho blahodtneho 1itnkoydni
nj dostane Sc telu opetn6 zdrar6 silly, mat
nym svafim pevnoty, blede, nezdraye
vyhlizejici tyafi barya ma miste omrzelos
ii nastoupl vesela mysl ma vyhubltm IL
lie cerstve maso objevovati Sc zacne.
Udavajice toto nepfehanime Ostatne
Jest pusobivost tohoto leku, zalczici hlav
ne obnovovani STAY omlazoyani teIa
tax syetoznama, ze yern netfeba takove
ho dosvedtovani. Skutek, ze hoineho cd
bytu po celem syete, jake ma severe i il
ho- americke peynine, Mexiku n Zapadni
indii nalezd, dokazuie jak velike Diary po
zlya. ZvlAst6 kraiinach, kdc caste
zimnice obyvatelstvo trapi, zokldda Sc lex
"a neilepsi la nezbytnv.
VII
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-20

Levine stavebni driyi IN
hOtOyt Il lacinO kOupitc u
BELL, Cartrfght 81 Go.
els. =. Columbus Str.
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ncZaZiVnOSti

a naiouklost a zdcpu pu'obi. kdyz ty
kapky odstrani latky, ktere tezkosti ty
pGsobi, vypudi take piiznaky a ukazy ne
moce, ktera pramene toho vypryStila,
iako ma pf kolikoye bfisni boIesti a uii-
mani, iakoz boleni hlavy prsou, zayrat
tlaceni a pust,tu hlavt, tmGni a mlika
nj oGich a skliteno>t prsni, obtzne dy.
chdni, ktert Jest zyIastt hypochondristllm
Q9zkomyshtn) caste osudne
Proti:y sem bol c S elm, el en-
IS ke pohlavi tax zhusta trapi.
Proti plnokrevnosti,
lb d nj G.
ttzkomy osti,
kostlivosti
t4zkost msz al II d Z nj n
IN d lot 4 m,
bolestem hlavy {
1d1,
klepani srdce.
Zlontence.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-20
Cradoynn mtstskGho mGfife,
City Hall, sin cislp :.
Cleveland. O. 10. Geryence 1915
Ornament pro kontraktory.

Zape5etina nabidnuh pfijnnati bude
rada pro opravy We sy4 utadoynt NJ DO
"a. Gee. 1875, - hodiu poIedne, na spQie
ieni stok a vodnich trub ' ul Eagle mezl
Woodland Ave a nj Erie.
Plany a specilikace mohou nahltdnnty
a IVORY obdrzeny bjti ljfadovnt lntst
m6fice po 30. torvnu.
Zadneho nabldnuti nebude poysimnu
to, iez neni ma formulate cd mfst. mtfi5t
vydanem yyhotoveno.
Kazdt nabidnuti musi hyti proyazenC
dostatecnon iistotou. aby V pddu pfjet
smlouva uzavfena byti moha.
M5sto ponechaya 81 pravo, vsecky q
dosti bud pfijmouti nebo zamitnouii.
- Il. i. Nj orse,
NEST merle.
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Oznameni pro kontraktory.
Zapetetena nabidnnti pfiiimati bude
rada pro opravy We sve dfadovnt az do
"a Gee. 1919, II hodin poledne, ua shoto
veni kamennt struzky We Wilson Ave.
severne cd l.. s. x NJ. S. zelezne drahy.
Plany specitikaee mohon nahltdnuty
a IVORY obdrzeny h}ti ifadoynt NEST.
merice.
Kazdt nabidnuti obsatovati musi pine
imGno kontraktora proyazeno bJti do
statetnou jistotou, ably y padu ptiieti
smlouva uzayiena bfti mohla.
Zadneho nabidnuti nebude poysinnuto
kterG nebude ma formulate od m. mtrGC
vydanem vyhotoyeno.
M6sto ponechaya 81 pravo, y5ecly HI
doeti pfiimouti aneb zamitnonti.
Jmenem rady
l.. +. Nj orse.
NEST. merle.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10
lCk>DUTT IItrdIN NVIItsI TOHVtN'tI
NORTHWARD BY RIVER.
4 Vick>burSer on his Trayels-An
Unexpected Greeting.

STEAMER JULIA, NEAR CAIRO, June
2Sth
You may have occasion to regret
your request that | should write you
for the dear old Herald in case
found anything interesting.
You are aware that left Nicksburg
in very feeble health, (although | did
not miss meal at The Prcn,iss House
for nearly four years, and in order to
take it easy and recruit on the way,
decided to make this my floating pal
ace to the Future Ciy" Perhaps |
talk too much, but telling stories
about the past induced young man
named Henry Andrews to say II at
some years before the war he left his
home in Tennessee while yet Il beard
less boy, and kclt up a correspOn-
dence with the "old folks at home"
until the war commenced, when he
wrote them Of his enlistment, after
which his father and family heard of
his death in battle. Soon after "lhis
cruel war was over" he went to his
native township, and being very cold
weather, in riding near the old home
stead. saw his father in the front yard,
and decided to act the part of
stranger.
We must bear in mind that the
beardlesS boy in sixteen years absence
had, by this time full beard 4 di-
alogue something like this cnsued:
Stranger-"Sir, will you allow me
to go in and get warm -
Old Gent-"Oh yes, and welcome"
With this encouragement, cur stran-
ger was careful to select the best
place to hitch his horse, IN made him.
self quite at home.
While enjoying the comfort of a
good fire, our stranger made sundry
inquiries about neighbOrs he used to
know, and learned whD were dead
and who were married, etc. He told
the family that, years ago, he used to
live in that township, and was well
acquainted with the persons about
whom be had made inquiry.
The old gentleman then asked:
What was your occupation? | can
not remember YOU"
Stranger-"I worked as a carpen-
ter, and sometimes, ship-carpenter,
and, in fact, when any job came up, l
was ready for it. When | lived about
here | used to know a man named
Thomas Andrews.
The old gentleman replied. 81 am
the only man Of tina. name who has
lived in this part Of the country du-
ring the past forty years."
Stranger-"Then You must be Tie
man who learned me the trade"
But the old gentleman could not re-
member him. About this time his
mother was the next speaker, and
watching the stranger closely, inquir-
ed: as this Henry ?"
"Ies, mother, all there is left of
him."
We need not doubt the next few
moments were happy ones in that
family. The way Henry" told me
all about his reception, and the JOY
that reigned when they saw one they
had considered among the dead drew
tears from my eyes So fast that | feel
sure Of having heart. T.. 5.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10

C0ttCn Manufacture in the South.

! 1t is well known fact that GOTTEN
tactOric, AZ the Snu.h have been mak-
ing money while many at the North
have been compelled to suspend "pcr-
ations in whole or in part. Some of
the reasons for this state Of things are
as follows:
Labor is cheaper at the South
than at the North.
=. In consequence of a mildcr eli
mate, the ncccSsary expense OF living
is less there than in New England, a5
is also that Of heating factory build
ings, etc.
3. Coal is abundant in the South,
and cheap water privileges can be ob-
tanned in every direction.
4. The purchase Of the raw ma
terial direct from the producer saves
the profits of numerous middlcmcn,
the cost of several buildings, and long
transportation.
To these advantages | am satifcd
that still another of great Importance
Cdl Dc duecu IIC DOulutIl II idCl'l
should buy the cotton in the seed, Gin,
and then spin it without packing
bales. Some of the advantages of
such a system would he as follows:
|. The yarn would be stronger.
Balcd cotton cannot be prepared for
carding without beating, and thus
weaken the fiber to Il greater or less
extent
3. There would be less waste.
Frequently much cotton is di,colorcd
and otherwise injured by foreign sub
stances that have been packed with it,
| understand that at the North and in
Europe it takes from los 10 ll5 pounds
Of cotton to make 100 pounds OF yarn;
and although the waste is not SO great
at the South, it is nevertheless consid-
cradle
). The cotton-sccd would be press
ed at the same establishment, and the
oil and oil-cake sold for many millions
each year.
1. The interest on gins and gin
houses, which are now Idle the great
er part of the year, would be saved to
planters.
5. The raising of cotton on small
farms would be encouraged. The
plantation system is not adapted to
free labor, and is steadily breaking
up; but until cotton can be readily
sold in the seed, few small farms will
be opened in the cotton section, for
the reason that a man cannot afford
to buy and operate gin if he only
plants a few acres of cotton. Better
cotton and more per acre will be OBJ
taincd on small farms than Oh large
oneS.-ScicRtfc 1mericaR.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10

Petersburg Appeal, aud one or two
others. The business end of the
Pederals attracted considerable attcn-
tiOn just then, and the dinner was
sparsely attended. \ plate of the
dinner was, however, sent to the
residence of one Of cur present Alder
men, and to some lady friends at The
corner of Second East and Cherry
streets. The rabbit" and accom-
paniments were pronounced deli
cious," but the young men who per-
petrated the joke, made themselves
scarce until after they received their
parole papers, which followed very
soon, as the Fedcrals came in and
found the forms Of the Citizen clock
ed" and the csta lishment deserted.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10
A Mothers Home.

The most perfect home ever saw
was in the house, into the sweet in
fcense of whose fires went no costly
things. Six hundred dollars served
for years living Of father, moth
cr and three children. But the moth
er was q creator of home, and her re-
lations with her children were the
most beautiful | have ever seen
Even dull and commonplace man
was lifted up and enabled to do work
for souls by the atmosphere which
this woman created. Every inmate
of her house involuntarily looked into
her face for the keynote of the day,
and it always rang clear From the
rose bud or the clover leaf which in
spite of her house she always
found time to put by our plates at
breakfast down to the essay or story
she had on hand to he read or discus
sed in the evening there was no inter-
mission of her influence. She always
has been and always will he my ideal
Of 4 mother, wife. If 10 her quick
brain, loving heart and exquisite tact
had been added the appliance of
wealth and the enlargement of wider
culture, hers would have been abso-
lutely the ideal home. As it was, it
is the best | have ever seen. 1t has
been more than twenty years since |
crossed its threshold. | do not know
whether she is living or not. But as
| see house after house in which faith
ers, mothers and children are drag
ging out their lives in n baphazard
alienation of listless routine and I'M
pleasant collision, | always think with
a sigh of that little cottage by the Sc;
shore and the woman who was the
light thereof, "iand | find in the face of
many women and children, as plainly
written and as sad to see as in the
newspaper columns of "Person-al"-
=" Wanted y" A Home"
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10
What it is that Kills.

Within hundred years persons
have died at nearly two centuries of
age. St Monagh, of Kenti gen, lived
to lS5; the Countess Of Desmond to
l45; Thomas Parr to l52, and Henry
Jenkins to l69. Within our own
time Humboldt dying at 90; Lord
Brougham at 95; Peter Wright, of
Philadelphia, at about the same age
During the last year forty persons
died in New York, aged 90, and only
few years ago Clergyman, aged
Ia, preached sound and sensible
sermon. We have Earl Russell
writing books at 81. All these men
were active workers in their lives,
who either possessed an iron constitu-
ton, or strictly observed the laws Of
health. Brougham when young
man, was considered the hardest
drinker of his set, but then in latter
years he regulated his appttites to
suit his work. Men of genius and
ability, who drank deep or lived fast
died comparatively young. Witness
Pitt, Fox, Poe, Coleridge, Byron,
Campbell, and many others. LIDO
lence kills more men than intemper-
ance, and worry than intellectual
effort.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10
Accident.

William Crysell, the man who took
such unceremoniouS leave of our
Sheriff a short time since, met with
quite serious and unfortunate acc;-
dent on Saturday evening, The q b
ult. Whilst resting himself with both
hands crossed over the muzz,e Of his
gun, his foot slipping from off barre |
where he had it, struck the hammur
and thus caused the weapon to be dis
charged. 1t was q double barreled
shot gun, and loaded with fifteen
buckshot, so the terrible consequence
may be easily imagined. The whole
load passed through both hands, and
two of the shot glancing, one struck
him in the neck and the other in the
shoulder. The hand on top or farthest
from the gun sustained the greatest
damage, yet it is probable tha, he
may lose the entire use of them both,
and even if amputation should not be-
come necessary, either calamity would
be quite serious, and especially to a
poor man who depends entirely on the
the use of his hands for support.
This sad affair occurred on Big
Greek at or near the residence of Mr..
Tatun.'s, and the victim suffered a
great deal from the loss of blood alone,
for it was late the next day before the
services of a physician could be pre-
cured. The condition of this un-
fortunate and unhappy man claims
the sympathy of all, and the aid of
such as can contribute to his relief,
Notwithstanding the reputation he
bore. True it is that Jail bird has
clipped his own wings. wherein laid
his great prowess, without which he
might have been a better and happier
man -Franklin Sun.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10

~ hard times, may be found in the
fact. that many of our labOrerS hav-
inr no brains to direct their muscles
labor and manage to Il great dis
advantage There is much truth in
this, bur Il Is MT lie SDme'hiny Reed-
cd.
Finally, the somcHi3J needed is
more brains aHd less cotton, in refer
cncc 10 the whites. "Thcy have had
lin, upon line. ami .lprcccpt upon pre-
ccpr,' w,'hru, effect, apparently; but
HrcrSsijy'a iron arms are now around
them; they must capitulatc to COM
mon sense, or the very life will be
pressed uuj of them
:,tran-", remark ,h.y strange, tb~~
the South could support herself o/hi!c
vast armies devastated her territory
with IRE and sword, and while her
strong, vig"ruu- SOUS were nearly all
upon the tened field, and now can
scarcely do it, though peace rcigns
and genial showers fall. But the
secret is easy 10 di~cavcr-tyD much
cotioH! Too Much CorrnN.,
Since engaging in agriculture, |
have invariably planted as much corn
as cotton and this year have nearly
as much land in oats as cotton.
JAS. ii. OLIplIANT,
Stcllavillc, Ga, May 1873.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10

Are we far from right then, when
we suggest that the best hope of I'M
provemcnt in our schools, and pro-
gresS in the cause of popular educa-
ton, lies not in what we as educators
do directly for those objects, but rath-
er in what may be done to make the
people generally take deeper person.
al interest in what concerns them-in
the choice of efficient officers; in the
selection Of qualified teachers in the
providing of good school accommoda-
tions; in the payment ofjust salaries,
and in the visiting Of schools and
keeping sharp oversight Of their
management? The people may dele
gate authority, bnt in doing this, they
do not discharge themselves from all
responsibility and duty. They must
be made to feel this, if popular educa-
ton is to be successful Bicknell.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10

4 NEpN this date no act Of any hind will ! o
recorded that 80 !,aIicd into the Rccor-
der, oilirr, unless the fee for recording az:
ronpIny the same. great many have
hand,', IN deed, with the promise To pay in a
day ar tw" and IT has been year or two and
u" pay yet IL i, true that the amount 8
>uIiI bat one dollar each from 500 people IS
some money. II is easier for any one 10
raise from one to five dollars ihan for me TO
10 wi,h"II $500 or more, aud necessity forces
me to Ii:- plan. :" ir' ~ thIs date u" act will
be recorded until the Recorders fee is ar
ranged
Mar h lith. 1873.
WILEY r. MANGHAM.
n2E7-tf Recorder Ricbland Parish.