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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-15

HoTEL ARRIVALS. April IA. UHpel,4
House II. Ewbank, tia.: ID. l.. Williams
and wife. Ill. f. Buutright. j. d. Roper,
Edgefeld: +. Il. Brockway. ST. Louis; 4.
y. Arnold. Rhode Island; W. u. Chiploy,
Atlanta: NJ. Mccormick. agent: Rollin II.
Kirk. city: q. W. Steffens, Charleston
N. G. Osteen. Sumter: W. W. Corcoran
and family. Washington: i. j. hammer.
Ga,islen; w. IL. Brawley. Chester: JAS
Armstrong, Baltimore; Vim. Stevens,
Lancaster; ". A. Bradley, Augusta; W.
u. Startling, Ricliland; A. &. kaufman,
Charleston.
Mansion Housr J. L. Lawson. Gn. o..
b. Warwick, T.. s. A.: ". II. Crook.
shanks Ga: r. II. Lewis, Pa; Thomas
b. Jeter. Union; JOG. +. Gist, Union: j.
X. Spearman, Newberry: }. A. Cannon,
Pomaria; F. H. Eaton and family, city
H. u. Hamitcr. Richland.
Columbia Iiote,.-J. NJ. Soigler. G. 4 G.
X. r.; A. ls:acs, l.. Nj. Shafer, tia.: j.
Desmer. ). e.. II. j. Mccormack, Charles
ton; Rov. James Fullerton, Il. NJ. Gil
bert. T.. j. Queter. =. c.; j. T.. Ladder.
Ga. ; John f.. Thames. $. G.; S. Clark
son. G., Z. j. 4. X. L.; j. Is. Ezcll. city
John +. Roberts. Charleston; A. Bryce,
walhalla; W. J. Mcdowell, Spartanburg.
He,uirir Homss--J. G. Cnllum, Bates
burg; W. s. Alston, Fairfield: W. f..
Anderson, Wnterside; II. 4. Welcll,
Charleston: W. Il. Stnl. Virginia: y. Is.
Oatman, Atlanta: Mrs. NJ j. Shaw,
WinnSloro
, 1875-11-17
A MUSINGS.

Another morn ay. proud it dawes upon
the world in unsullied beauty, bringing to the
pure, young mind sweet visions OF a glorious
future fraught with happiness and JOY, when
fame shall wreathe a halo round their names,
and wealth shall bless them. / too, dreamed
thus once but alas! ambitious fancies all have
fed-lie buried in the tomb of departed hopes
whilst | must still live, exist a prey to tlends
and a target for the finger of pity and scorn.
On rags! remnants of the SUMMER days, drawn
more closely round me; shut out the world,
that its taunts and jeers may not goad me to
despair with whispering of a lifetime lost
Within the last ten short years what a fearful
change has come DER the spirit of my dreams"
Then the world was spread before me in all its
pristine beauty; the path of fame and honour
clearly llmned, and happiness within my grasp.
Now all Is dreary darkness, hopeless despair.
Blessed with the tender love of an angel wife
and the pratling cherub, whose influence COM
blned to render home a paradise, i was indeed
among "the chosen of the earth" Months
passed-months in which the cup of JOY brim-
med filled to OVERLOOKING, and we drank deep
ly of its contents; but in an evil moment the
tempter came and dashed it in shlvering frag-
ments to the ground. Oh, heaven, in thy
mercy tear from memOry's page the record OF
misery which followed! Each moment found
the serpent, Drink, tightening his coils around
me; each hour my spirit sank deeper into the
mire of perdition, until at last had given my
body and soul to the fend. Left alone to
struggle with a cold, hard world, my poor
wife toiled bravely to procure for herself and
little one a paltry subsistence, but in vain
and when the first SHOWS of winter fell, these
two frail flowers, clasped in mutual en-
brace sank to rest, their spirits sought a happi-
er home "a c%oroner's inquesf, a verdict
Frozen TO death!-the grave %yawned' and
they were lost to me forever. Now give me
drink to drown the remembrance of the shape
less shadow which haunts my soul crying
vengeance" of HE pale wan face, stealing
through my dreams pointing to the pinched
features of a starving babe asking food and
branding me a murderer Oh, Nora, angel
wife, f%earfully have you been avenged; FIR
existence is a curse, and dear not seek death.
, 1875-11-17

so sharply on the heels of all classes above
should breed its own teachers, and thereby lose
the chance of improving its own quality Most
people would wish, however, to see all the
classes of our complex and highly graduated
community doing one another all the service
in their powerin a market of mutual benefits. No
where is there so abundant a reserve OF high
moral and intellectual power lylng idle or
running to waste as in the middle and higher
strata of English society. There rises from it
one great cry-"Nothing to do" 1t is quite
impossible that this should come to the aid of
our Elementary Schools, threatened, as we are
told, with a real degeneracy under a show of
success : If ladies and gentlemen will not teach
little children their elements, may they not
teach the teachers? All the hope the Dean can
offer the latter is that by some Darwinian pro.
cess it is possible that their successors, many
centuries hence, mayhave dropped a little oftheir
awkwardness and stupidity and acquired sense
and a few graces. That he allows to be a
slow remedy; indeed, hardly worth talking
about. We see the remedy, but cannot apply
it. There is a vast teaching power in the coun-
try which can get no employment because it is
too proud, or too sensitive, too moulded in a
caste, to accept the only work to be done.
Dean CLOSE used to be thought a man to do
wonders. Can he not, even in these latter
days, put these classes in better accord with
one another, for their common benefit We
quite agree with him that no education can be
SO good.as that given by educated gentlemen
and ladies, and that the Children of the Poor
seem now to have less of this than they ever had.
La the course of fifty years be must have seen
many incompatibilities happily and u%sefully re-
conOiled. Cannot he try it here?
, 1875-11-17
sHUCKERS'S FUNERAL.

Over 10 Wilmington, the other day (says an
American humOurist), a man named William
D. Shuckers died. 1t seems that there was
another man in the city bearing precisely the
same amt, and when the name was announced,
a good many of his friends thought he was dead
and they resolved to 60 to his funeral. On
the day Of the funeral the living Shuckers also
thought he would go, partly for the purpose of
ascertaining how it felt to participate in the
obsequies of a man named William D.. Shuckers.
He took up a position in the Vestibule, and
Just as the mournerS were about to come out a
friend of his named Jones saw him. The first
impulse of Jones was to rush through the
kitchen, and climb suddenly over the back fence;
but he controlled himself, and after poking
Shuckers in the ribs with his umbrella to deter
mine positively that he was not a ghost, he re.
marked :-"Why, Smokers, what on earth are
you doing here Why amt you in your
coffin ?"-"Cofin :" exclaimed Smokers what
do l want with a coffin 2"-"Mr. Shuckers. you
know you are dead. Why. they got up all this
gorgeous funeral for you, all these carriages
and pall-bearers and things, and the clergy
mans just been paying you splendid compli-
ments that any dead man might be proud Of"
-"But | tell you I'm not dead. I'm as
much alive as you are "-"There is no use of
arguing the point, Shuckers; the occasion is
too solemn for controversy. But if you have
any consideration for the feelings of your be-
reaved family, who are weeping like mad up.
stairs, and for the undertaken, who is waiting
inside there with the screw-driver, you will go
and get into your coffin, and behave properly.
ATS indecent to carry on so at your own funer-
al."-" Jones, my boy" said Shuckers, "you
have mistaken-"-"No, I'm not mistaken.
You're dead, technically dead-anyhow. 1t
has been announced 10 all the papers, your re-
Iatlons have gone into mourning, the Board of
Trade has passed resolutions of regret, the Sc
pulchre has been dug up there in the cemetery,
and the undertaken has gone to considerable
expense to inter you comfortably. Now, go
and lie down, won't you p" Hang the under
taker II said Shuokers, "No, Til not go
and lie down.. I'll see you in Kansas rst,"-
"Now. see here, ShuckerS, / came here to attend
your funeral, and I'm not going to be bafded
by any unseemly conduct on the part of the
corpse. o, you needn't look at me. Either
you go back into that coffin, so that the lid can
be screwed on and the procession can move off,
or I'll put you in by force. If inanimated re-
mains like you go loafng about in this manner,
we shall soon have the cemeteries unloading
and the unnumbered dead orowding out
and wanting to vote" Then Jones called the
undertaken. who knocked Shuckers Town with
q cane, and held him until he explained, and
until the sacred undertaken recovered his
lequanimity which left him at the bare sngges-
ton that the corpse was loose. Then the flu
neral moved on to the cemetery. Jones went
home, while Shuckers proceeded to an alder
mans office to take out d warrant against the
cundertaker for assault and battery.-ReywOlds
, 1875-11-17

sent to him b Mrs. Browning, Leigh Hunt
Wordsworth, and Others. Tie n~bmo6ff'26f
private letters rom the leading literary
men of England which Hans Andersen re-
ceived during the last Is years of his life
are said to be extraordinary, and the most
interesting of these will also be published.
, 1875-11-17
g. N 0 T D c &. -

IN consequence of i'll health, the
undersigned is unable to continue
his mercantile business /; he there
fore offers to sell his entire Stock in
Trade (either in whole or in part
to suit purchasers.) He politely in.
vites merchants, planters and others,
to call and select such articles as
will suit them. Everything will be
put at very reduced prices for
CASH, or, on creditto APPROVED
purchasers. He begs particularly
to call attention to his clothing de-
partment, furnished with every des-
cription of Gentlemen's wearing APP
parel, and other necessary articles.
, 1875-11-17
CRAP

The following, from the Overland Com
mercjaI Gazette, shows that the introduce
ton of new varieties of Sugar Cane into
Mauritius for experimental and COMPARE
tive purposes by the Chamber of Agri-
culture Of that island has made satisfactory
progress:-" Among the measures taken
by the Chamber to ensure the future pros
perity of the Sugar industry OF the Colony,
one of the most important was the intro
duction of new canes and you are
aware that a large number of species have
already been %propagated, and to such an
extent, that we have no longer to occupy
ourselves with their reproduction. Conso-
q%uently, the Chamber has decided that
the nurserY-ground of PampIenousses
shall in future be employed only for the
cultivation of the small number Of new
species lately imported and that it will
completely cease its operations in this d.
rection when these shall have been suf-
f%ciently p%ropagated."
The instinct of Newfoundland dogs 10
save a drowning person has been some
what painfully tested by an unlucky
EIOuGHtIdu' Il6 Was Wtlklug Ill Tile COul~
try with a friend, who possessed a magnif-
cent Newfoundland, and incautiously ques-
toned the truth of the animals sagacity.
The dogs master, vexed at the slur cast on
his favourite, gave his friend a push and
knocked him into ashallow river. "Turk''
Immediately sprang in, and, Selling one of
the tails of the immersed mans coat, COM
menced to swim for land. Unfortunately
another Newfoundland, trotting along the
other side of the river, saw the affair, and
also came to the rescue. Dog number two
seized the other tail of the coat and wished
to swim back to hss master; "Turk" held
fast and struggled for his side, and the own
er of the coat cried in vain for help. At
last the coat gave way, and each Newfound-
land dog swan proudly home with a piece
OF cloth in his mouth, so that "Turk's''
master was obliged to plunge in himself to
save his friend.
The forthcoming Posthumous Writings
OF Hans Christian Andersen will contain,
we understand, several unpublished verses
, 1875-11-17

The forthcoming Posthumous Writings
of Hans Christian Andersen will contain,
we understand, several unpublished verses
, 1875-03-05
Cuba.

Sapana, 8. Mdrs. @enerol=
gopitdn Gonda erlieB Dor leiner Mbrei=
5e mad gpanisn cine Proclamation, in
pelder er iast: SD p%erlaiie Sic nee
niger s!iidlid, als in Den Sobren 1852
unb 1859; Die Snlarreftlon bat ars9e=
oebnte, aber nun 6aupla9li6 unfru6t=
bore 9anbjtreden perwiiltct. Sci meiner
anfunit peripraA ib S9nen ni6t, sic
BON bieiem uebel gu befreien, benm i6
|aste, Der Gries Bate in 6olse Der Ell
sentbimli9en Sage l9on 10 lanse se=
oauert uno m0@te aud nod weiter III
bic 2dnse lib siebsn. Maein Der Gba=
rafter beg arieses bat li6 sednoert."
gnn6a, inoem er it'd auf bic @usldn
oer, mel6e ben 6einb anfiibren, bcsiebt,
Meant bic S%niurgenten Sanoiten nne er
fldrt lire Ylane in ben Ginca 8i1as
9ifritte fir pereitclt.
Gr l9lieBt. in Dem er Iast, baB oas
8olf, ,penn es Die &iidfebr oes Jrlehens
auf Der Sniel tpdui9e, notbmenoiser=
tpsile einen Sbeil Isines 8ermOsens pp=
fern miiie, Inn Die Dientlidcn S3ul=
ben gu besablsn uno Die @rmee uro bic
SIotte su elmer seniiseno ~ltarfen Ma9t
emporSubringen.
0ie Soloatcn, Sreimiaisen uno Seu=
srmebrleute belobt ct fir ibre patrioti=
l9en Sienite.
, 1875-03-05
3nlanNitd,f gspsldsn.

y=g y, Soma, 8. Mdr3.
Snp. @orbon, Der i'm Oftober lebenSab.
res Die Expedition na9 ben n@9war5en
Bergen" anfibrte, 1T su~riidsefebrt unb
beltdtist be bereits telesrapbil6 sebra9=
ten 9eri9te. 26 9eute lino in ben Ser
gen 5uriidssblieben uub nit ibren Nus
fi9ten ipobl iufrieosn. Sic lino itart
psri9an5t unb Ieben selpannt weiterm
3ususe o @oioiu6ern entse9en. @or
BON ssbt Mitte april wieoer mad ben
.S6warsen Bergen" ab, er 1T iiber5eu9t,
Die &eiie in swansis Sasen MAIDEN gu
tonren. CT bat 8riefe an Die Sreunoe
Der in ben Bergen 5urldgebliebenen aa=
msraoen mitsebra9t uub seist iebr rei9e
@oloproben Dor.
9 # 0 n, 8. Wtdrs. Die Nrbeiter
Der 9eobam'I9en WoGenfabrif pei=
germ li9, II StunSen bes Cages gu orr
beiten.
II, 9 0 It o n, 8. Mtdrs. Cine 9epel9e
BON Cape Sob meloete seltern, baB neun
S9ooaer a0rbli9 BON Sruron einsefro=
rem Ilnb; ale aeisen Die Motbfasse.
Ser 3o0tutter r@alatin" tbut fem 8s-
ites, nm Die Mannl@uftsn 5a unteriti-
ben.
g rppibence, SIS, 8. Mdr3.
Ser Yunbes Mrtilerie=S Grain fat siu-
thinning bei9IOien, Die MISUNDERSTANDING
in pbilobelpbia su beiu4en.
, 1875-03-05
Garopai(de nadri4tsu.

9tolp. Mud in Sinterpommeru
laelnen Die groeribitteruu9eu in Die
Wtooe 5u fommen. On Der Nadt pom
10. gum 20. Sanuar bemerfte Der Sber,
wdrtsr auf DEM Sdolpmsr 9eud!tburm
elm 9erauId) wle @swittsrroIsn, am
Mor9en ersablte Elm after Slider, bas
ct in ben @uleaber9en einen &naa wie
einen &anOneniduB sebOrt babe CT
bate nldt weiter na9ssfori9t iuabr.
ibclnlld), neil CT lid Dor Dem rSput"
selirebtct. SIS itellte it'd oemna9lt BE-.
raus, oab in oeu %erluabntsn @ulsnberseu
an Der Sanoltrabe BON Dambss mad
2eba etpa 5 Wtorsen betroffsn lino ;
line Dime iiebt aus ME au~i9epHlstes
3anO, iioer 100 Vdunls lis9en ent,uur<
Sclt, gum Gbeil auf Der QamotraBe. bic
game Strede, namentli@ audi ole Tabr.
ltraBs, 1T fren5 uno qucr pom ttefen
Hlllen our4furht, Ole it'd lsst nit
@alier seliiut baben. S9on I'M Sabre
1887 lou ntd)t NET BON Oieisr Stele
Der Groboosn septaet leiu, nobel Die
Spalte 10 tlef mar, oaB mar iie nit
Stangen nld)t er9ranoen fonnts.
DuMelborf. Sn Dem Yro3eIe sesen
ben Sorlteuo uno Aufiibtsraty Oer
9tieoerrbeiniihsn Suoaltrls. unb Dan.
Oels ,eielllAait s~riolste arn 3. 5ebruar
oas urtbclI. DaHtlbe lautete sssen
0er5 auf 6 Wonate, Suren l Wonat,
40s IA Gage uuo Oruder 8 Gage 81.
lananiB. glo.m uno 1reuoeubers wurs
ben l%relssiprodsn.
Die beiosn, BON BEN Nililen bierielbf
wesen 2Ootuns oeS 2ieutenauts iSadau
IN ei. en- Duell gu 2 Sabren relp 6
Monatsn SETTING perurtbsiltsn Stuosn.
ten @erlad uno WiBmann iino pom
&ailer su 6, reip. 2 WtOnatsn besnabist
mDr0sn.
DuielOorf srbalt, tpie bereits semsf.
bet, lelnen 3Ooloyiiben @arten bel Dll.
ieltbal. Ole @muobner oes lioliden
Staottbeils, welde fir bic Inla9e be-
@artens im Sioen Der Stabt b.beu.
tenoe In~ltrsn9unsen sema9t batten,
baben lest bcldlonea, i'm SIoen cine
6tora MT Winter9artsn unS Barfanlas
gen au 9rinoen. +
Trtenburs. DENT Y~ernebmen na1,
ipiro Der i'm December pertaSte 9anot4s
beS Scr3ostbumS @noe 6sbruar ooer
Nnians Wfar5 tuieoernm e~irberufsn
werOsa, uni namentlid elm S6ulseies
uor9ele9t 5u erbaltcn uno bic in Der
pOrieen Dtdt nidt aur Seratbuns ses
laugten @eisssntwirfs wesen Erennuns
Der Sultia BON Der Y~erwaltuns bel ben
untercn @srldts-8 eborben, iowie elmer
rsuibirten DOrfs SrOnuns our &rleOis
suns sn ~brinsen.
Goburs. DasS taatsminilsriun bat
benz Ssrein fur MISUNDERSTANDING in
@otba sr0ffnst, baB ieinerieits elm
SrunOiasli9es Yebenien 9esen bic Gins
flbruns Der Qeibenusrbrennuns. fa1s
bieis in ben ein3slnsn 0duen ssuInidt
tpsrOs, ni4t bsltebs. Sener Gersin bat
fi4 barauf nit Dem Staotratbe ms
0ernebmen seiest, nnb eS wiro bereltS
bas Srtsltatut iiosr @eltsttuns Der gsi'
| 4supssbrsanuna bsarAsitet
, 1875-03-05
asurRr trl,er. DC, sIdfu.
GngianD.

Qonnpn,3 8. Mars. 0ie gerfnal=
Ter bes .&en|ngtoneO Dual 5aaeA nelser
ten 5id, BAG @ebdllbe ben Ghlpr. Woo=
bp uno @autep gum @ebrcu9 gu uber=
IoIjen. 9Die perlautet, iolen tie oas
fnni0li6e Opcrnbaus auf Dem Sapmor=
fet ssmiet9et bahen.
Qonbnu, 3. Mdr5. 9icbcnaebn=
t~auieno Dollars in Sartselo tpurhen
oeltern mit benz 0ampfer n5ermann"
BON 5~outbampton nod 9selu Dorf &C.
59idt.
, 1875-03-05
8rieft@e GpnfuItattpneft
unentee1bIib.

Beinate 10000 pattenten purten BON Inn In ben lesten
;ran,is Sabrsn ~betanbelt. Ssber Sau wirb ein;eln fsrs.
fdltis %resiarirt, pb brisat6 pbtr perf5nlid, Of BON benz
Doctor fslbf Oter ienen 5ilfsdrsten. G.stsrt finb aIs
p~ifenfdaftIid esbttete @ebieiner.
Aae p%atienten, ipslde ~entfsrnt iprtnen, erbdlten cine
ausfibrlide 5~rasenltte franco per Ypit pper I'm 5aufs.
Gin spafdnbtsss fpfetatifdes Gintraseni In ben 9idsrn,
s~erbinbert Setler pee Srrtbdmer. Die Builder mereea
MIR RON Zen anstfeltsn Gersten SeSTnet.
E8sssu S~rusenIife cber aaterpeitss gpnfuItatisnsR
~aSreiilrt utss ste fplst:
DR.. e. B. FooTE,
Box 7e8, New Yozk.
, 1875-03-05
Meentcn eerIanst.

DE-. FoorE II Der gerfaFsr ntstrsrtr rtetteintfae
Werfe, son benen ems iber 100000 Gren,plare Nbfas
s.fuaben bat. Gin awsites pDas Weniaenisaen" Dbe
nGfene gpIfsisra&s unb ~seiunSsr Meai&euoTeaub,"
bat enet gbas Dot, ibsr 10000 srreiGt. Dteies lestere
Ebert erf6eint isst enstii6 unb beutfS. Gin neutres
gBert ,DiNeni6aft unS Didtuns" pber SAMMY TUBES,
Der iussnblide Grst, anh sPoNslE. Der Iafise Gffs, CT.
fdeint p~urlauFs nar eaeliia. Wssen SnbaItsYersei8-
ntfe pieisr g9erit tprGe man fh entpeher an DR. FooTE
rsnbea ppsr an bic Murray Hill Notwithstanding,
1923 East 25th Street, New York.
Nsenten rerben fur rn gertrisb btefer Derte p~srlanst
unb erbaltsn isbr s%anfiss 9seinsunssn. So man6sr
@stnt bat fdpn bur6 ben gertauf sitier Werfe f8 ben
G~runctsin su einem tleinen gerntSeen eelest. oDas
Menf8enisfsm" 1T fir Grradfene unb ,,gBifenf@aftunp
Di6tlns" fir bic Susenb elm Sprjiali6es, letrreides unb
Invertebrates gDsrt. Gin Subaltsverset6ni5 her @trfe
mel6es franco per pot an iese NbreiTe p~erfanbt mirb,
sisbt cine pSatantise 9.i8rtibuas b~erislbea. Sod
einIsal:
Nsentem pOer GOlpurteure berlangt.
@oreiiire tpie oben.
, 1875-03-05
Frank D.HHill.


3 amsmdfl nno Nuftionar,
1108 u in Strabe
her state Yanf" ssssnitsr.
Gruurirft unn psrlSnl'H. Giasntbum
.p,rO auf p1ntil1sr Muftion ser pr rat per.
Fault. SduIer uns "a pirb permi tibet unb
selpobere Mdfmerflamtett phb aaf eae Gplef.
tiren bon Mietbea sslest.
Ter @srfauf BON @runbRiidsn irsent elmer
AN pire anfs Scr9faltislte betriteen.
G mi mint
, 1875-03-05
TauenDe uHst

Tauef,De 2 nci,t
mirb nj . MT gebetlt.
8 &c geriru, wide an otieu Aranttejt
sse', milo seb,tsn 4 = an 9r. vriee ~ men.
III, me der ftu' Ulcite Mepletn h~trlslbtu our
robe. eurN RE @rprrb
II ut font
81 neen nitro.
Tie '~iu,iasu Soften linb BE grrye6fc9eu
ne i'm @srhG!tn'B sum @s Gafss psringe ltun.
Ir. prtes 1T eth iiuet ter Mrst unp bat bic
Sebancluns Der
falienscn emAt
u ieinsm Saupt0ueiim asmaGt sue Srrlitert
osilpna purh @ebraun 'eiuec Mietain.
untsylo5t ni6t fir cine ptubsflai3e III zen.
en-, IS fcitst niats unb rire
Guh bcilenl
&c maGt nidis aus. mis alt ii. Grarfbuf
4 uue ntlts anbne Wi.tel f%:blseltlcsen b.
ben.
Gtrfulars unb 3suani1s rsresn nit ser::
nidts f%ofenben Yrubefiaide
aelauri.
@sis Sstiaiia Der Grprs6 tie rs&te @b'siie
gu eeben unb itrtiti an
Or. gbas. :. price
NV. 81 Willams ctr Ntm yotE.
26 II mi
, 1875-03-05

paris, 3. Mdrs. Moni. Buffet
lift nod paris surild9efebrt, UNI nit
McMabon gu cnnferiren.
, 1875-03-05
GcrSic,s rmuae=G fcAf-

ScrTc>. snuae=G felf-
0egeaiciti.
GerHhtrun9s-&el tI fhufi
Der s}trA iMia.
Gde Der 10ten nub gont E tra6e.
ri hmpns, 20.
Sncolporirt in Sabre 1894. q
Gerlidert Sduier fir immcr otcr idbrlid.
Die gerIaerurgs- cicni6aft gat
$sN, 600 ,NNO
Gigentbum, I'm etmaise @erlults su trsatler.
Die @erldife perren eleihmdbia
anseihle9en unb pry mpf be5ebIt
6rrhert u. Gleibcrue, 6aupt @sent,
,S0hn q. s aufartb. &efrttdr,
0enrg 3. 9aninrfh Siifs @sfretGr.
Samnel 8. puiliam, @racftor. IA II Int
, 1875-03-05
THE DAILY sun, S6 A yEAR,
TERMS TO CLUBS.

THE DOLLAR WEEKLY sun.
Five copies, one yea separately addressed.
Four Dollars.
Ton copies, one year, separately addressed (and
an extra copy to the getter up Of CLUB
Eight Dollars.
Twenty copies, one year, separately addressed
Fifteen Dollars
Fifty copies. one year, to one address land the
Semi eekly one year To getter up of club,
T~hlrty-thrsc Dollars.
FIFTY copies, one year. separately addressed land
the Semi weekly one year to getter up OF club,
Thirty-five Dollars.
One hundred conies, one year, to one address
ciuo)' Fifty Dollars.
One hundred COPIES, one year, separately nd
dressed (anG the Daily tor one year to the getter
up oieiuo' Sixty Dollars,
, 1875-03-05
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Dir unb Cuba lit Gin weiterer Ypltoienlt
ein9eri9tet woroen.
, 1875-03-05
THE ~SEaTT.WEEKLY SIN.

Five copies, one year. separately addressed.
Eight Dollars.
an extra COPY to getter up of club,
Sixteen Dollars.
, 1875-03-05

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zines oeutl6en 6armers bel 6enton, Sci
ferIun=Go., Mo. hinton Safe, Der nll=
gefdbr 4 Meilen o 6snton pobnt,
i@idte feline oreiSebnjdbrise 5odter, Die
eilen uerfriippeltcn Nrm bat, nit elnem
iuneen gferoe sur Sranfe. Sic ba1o
Ben 9olfter i'm ibren 2eib, ouf einmal
muroe oasBiero lbeu, II. ebe oos Dtdo1en
3eit botte, it'd sl beIreien, war es 5uSo
BEN gel Nleubert, II. nun lblelfte o%aslblero
ben &Drper Der unsliidli0tn cine Itelle
nett iiber Stod ano 5teln, bis es an
emer um5aluluns Salt ma6te. Ser
Batter ulo ole 96pelter, Ourd oas 8e=
lhrei Der Mermlten berbeiSerufSn, tamen
gu ipdt; lie trugen lie in oos Saus, ND
lie inter I6redli6en S6mer5en ibren
@eilt auf9ab.
, 1875-03-05
SEND YOUR MONEY

In Post Office orders. checks. or drafts an Nau
norS. whesever Convenient. If not, then register
tAe ie@ers containing money. Address
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, 1875-03-05
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6ae'ttefnriFde Siderttitsn . .$25S,1S4 AZ
Nus sh,rt, Rsd,nnnsen. . 2l3 $50 %
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y =. q. req It irte Gd'uleihe'nN 10, 90 O.
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o. 0eminirn 2 tearlbip Gem.
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Nilia sor ganfen 4 Ponquisrs . 1867 70
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una. $500 81
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$5s9,SG3 II
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9. u @alfer & &c.. Maennn.
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Dritter )dhrIider 8eridt
bon Dem
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Senfius Spnepaup.
1Hen Senuar 1874.

gaeital .$35o,m0
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Gut6anen osr@aufsn II. 7 anqniers 26,t>t 70
, 1875-03-05

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ipurOe bier auf Die Nnfla9e DerDaftet,
elmer Der 6ali9er Su iein, pel9e ibr
9auptquartier in B%rattlcboro, MaN.,
baben. SIN @sri6te erfldrte er li9 io=
fort bereit, na6 Maiia1uletts 5u 9eben,
Obne oaB cine Requilition bes @uuuer=
nelrs notbuenoi9 lei.
3 II 8, Obio, 8, Mdr5.
@etern nabm Die pereiniste 2e3islatur
cine 8eIolution an, wona6 Der GonsreB
erIudt lpiro, oas @ebult bes Yrdiioenten
orf $4,000 berabSuleBen.
Sarrisbur9, Benn., 8. Mdr5.
Sn Munep, 9enn., brannten geltern
Morsen mebrere 9dnler ab. 8erlult
$15, 900; tbeillpeiic perf9ert.
8biIabelpbia a, 8. Mdr5. Ma=
por StoteleD unb cine Delegation bon
Sahrifbciisern, beren @ta6liiiements I'M
59uplfiG lie9en, baben Arrangements
%aetroFfen, oas Gis, wel9es li9 an per=
56iebenen 5teaen Is 6uB bod aufJe=
ltallt bat, lprcn9en 81 lallen. Der TluB
lit smi5hen Dem Samme mo oel Bride
nit 20 Boil oidem Gle beoedt.
McDrerc @rperimente puroen gemadt
bas Gis pberhalb BEG Oammes su Ipren=
gen, bis5slben er9aben jeoo@ fein g:nu=
seubes &elultot.