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, 1875-01-04

LIbcria. The people had not taken part In tho
lato toTo1utionst movement, md the Official
Gdzette Rivea full accounts OF Ills Excelleucy's
doings. Lis marches ard addleseea 10 bis eol-
dlers aud bis disintoroatodnoaa.
Harper I'ros. Layo published in booa-form
tbs "Galv Girl papers," wr'tten by Shirley
Darn" (atiBs Dnnning), formerly Of Chicago,
nov Ut Now York. Ono hundred thousand copies
havo bcon ordered for 81. Louis, Gf $50 fur C.,-
cnnati and fair atno,int for louisville. Ba!li.
moro aud Chica.n want fow cupies to mail to
their friends in Boeton and Now Orleans.
Dir. A. Bronson Alcott waa once extounfng
jliK theory Of the Hih Of eating flesh, nl yail:
!" A tnan who cuts purk bccotnes litto hwlnihl,
does he not? and II Ito catA mutton he II in
clncd to ho s!locpiai,.f rerliapa co." replied
Or. JaTnes WALKER, "but I llayo noticed that
mon who 1.-Two on vegetables Arc ap. to Le-rather
-amall-potatoes."
a Washington IadY ca1Eol uEon note5 Hon-
ntor. "llow il your fami!Yf" inquired slle Of
tho awe-stricken statesman. "To tho boat Of
my knowledge, have mono, which is very WE'LL
replied he. "Excuso me-" said she, "tbe
directory hna given you one" AMI that senator
wondeis whether there IL ao,no coyers insioua-
ton in tho roma,k.
a French artiat AZ desperate blow for fame,
painted 1.-THE Death Of tho Ioode," traiued
cur by constant whipping 10 whine Whenever
that uohappy work Of art waH shown him, in
vitcd aa American and tho cur to Boo tho picture
together. Tho bowling Of the 1nastyred dog WAS
mistaken for eathe.io discrimination, aud tho
picture won't to tho American for an enormous
price.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GraHd Pat|Nc--1. ". Taylor, Srw York J. C. Jor.
uaf IDtt f. n. Duya-
Detroit L. chenoy, nlooniugtoi; ]. q. sulran, New
York; ". G. Evans, penvcr; y. i. Hodges. Buffalo
!. r. Waehauri, Cincinnati: T. d. Couase.nlan, VI
Louts; ~: uead, 81. raMl: A. s: 1!alph, lrosl-
dense. .!'afm.r Ioass-ie'r5e !. Tayioe. Nali-
IN; In J; ". Siaipga!s pI!uaus: A. 4. Asplnwa
White Nashville; M.1 1iohettaer. Cincinnati; Is. 4.
jmhe n.1timors; Hon: K. y 1leuderson. Dubuque !;
8. .. 'llarr, Phil4deltho; Henry Smith, New Ybtk
&C wnoaxo,th, hselesttr: John Stephens. beirut:
G.. H. ponbcrtan, Cnninnatl .TftshoHt ltouse
~ Z; S. wI'.e Now York; i. sps.cer. Bloomington: !:
T.; u. =. srcnser, bloomington; J. 4. iIamlitd.
Malyinh; y G. =. pen!r. Baltimore. .3he',nan
Ieysnt1;aeh, ,;nt;, =. 8. IVA. iamtoa. Albany; =
J. II. QaalAn. Oregon T. Q. Bennett, Florida.
, 1875-01-04

Gndv ErauhIinys axcxvnrn ~ avn nm
rnrt,,., 1R,rovc~y ~ ~ m.,
.n.. a,sn.',s*.a.. oSv*"s "a
o,. ~ - - ~. ~
10 ue fa'tor q no Hssa fofe 4sTa'd:
LONDON, Dec. 10. l574.-1 an desired BY my
aunt. Lady Franklin (whoso exceedingly weak
stata Of health fotbda her addressing you with
her ovn hand, to HING nn,far vo,r noti,a H.
~. ~. a,,s -. .s aa's ~. y ao'us ~" oaas ~
NV 'aas eho nAS 1eoe"eo Lbs fe"aro tos +1'ooo)
onefed for the recoyezJ Of tho records Of her
hs,sband'a expedition. u Was first n1ads public
about thrce yoa.a aro in ENGLAND. and sluo.t
simultaneously In Amoric, vhera i,s ,,ro,,,,,o..
tton 10 a, ,ssst 80 aaoa.s.r "as t -. e.
uon IL ~ !ez6s as necessary 10 - nome. and my
aunt ventures to hope that you Will secure for
the subject the noat widely extended circulation
It caa receive by giving oriers that ria raw.1d
be pasds known 2n ti1s nsuas al ths E.v Tnr,f
HyaId. @'"" ~"
IL tu,s hope ve ahsll pt.ce betors you thu
..n'uk .s'i lHcss ss TO ne oojoet IN vie" and tue
II ia natnr.flx cnnc1n;;ad u III W., Il.
ment of the ETonn I'D Terrrr "a. o r,;ta! ~
fSom tho ,n.;nIsnd tha ionrnsi. sins' " ss a on'3
ecentiao ni,serva.ions ns,la T. '1sPe oss, aaa
destructon with tha s,,,ns hi saniS - - 1et
Tor denosit Al liza arnt uham,. ~. oo axnusa
started ou tsr fnurpey tn tho Fis1, Rvs1 nots
conrssi,nan, 49, tt{ ~ % Nv FEY antsl. naia
eovery Of valuable dat. would be- st ths ohtac
, 1875-01-04
CRIME.


s6teiai Hi<patch to Tie chtcaoo Tribune.
CoLDwATEn Mich, Jan. 3,-Prof. D. L. Burr,
IN charge Of tEla Homeopathic College ut Lansing
WAS brought to this CITY Saturday under arrest,
charged with forging the name Of B. E. Hart.
Of Lansing. to q note Of $1,000, upon which lie
obtanea nearly that amount of money from tho
Southern Michigan National Dank Of this city,.
Burr claim tint ho is nnocout, aud will 10 abba
to prove TINT Hart aighod the note, Durr's
character heretofore has boon without spot or
btomish, 60 far III known here. lie Las becn
Judge Of Probate Tor two terms OF Eaton
Touutv,
, 1875-01-04

drawn up and delivered than the husband hso..,
to repent OF his reckless haHte. aud 1noorn fnT
tho vacancy that awaited him at bis abode. No1
wa. his courage much strengthened by he eobs
Of lns sponsc. who lowered nesr and pcsoneht
!'ln N tho ns'ne of tho past to reconsider and
ta.B tack tho n,ls whn hold him flenr aud ra,,rt
ell him as TIC Guardian of her future des.iny.
atle sail F" Wit thou?'
1fe lifted.
IN saerty-Gvo minutes new marriase.licenr,
vas issrc l!y the clark. and, taking tho paret,
Dir. Afrcauns r,ade haste Il, tia ,,rrachsr. coso.
" followed by his future l,a1pnssa."
:. Can Cnicago heat TINT Dono nnd undono ia
Tue space of twnlya bol1rs
, 1875-01-04
Appearing in the Horizon Of
New Orleans.
They viii Probably Vanish During
the Day.
Gen. Sheridan and the rrou-claas
Keeping Order.
f2usnor that Kellogg Has Sold
Out,
apEtr1ATtoss co:cEnxlsG THE ,.onnow.

APf.fTAr f.n:f.CnVrvc Trr vonrorr
Sp>.iat iss,at+h n m. t.h1-aao 7r;;,,n+
,...,.. .,,;,, 80. ,' y"' ~ A'.1'A"a Aeei'-
!a'use VIII "eet nero to-'notro" for orKanlza-
t'on' Inc grasess approximations haEe been on
tertaine1 that the day would be 1na&. the occa-
zion Of . ronetitioa Of the djerracfu] acanea Of
IT,. @ H. '41o"'ne1 W 'ne 44'n u nepsefhoe1.
na' 'n'so IN eon"'ence IN AZ circles Tonight
that tlieso Will be no orgaulzed attempts at vio-
lcnce, whi'o 1t is extremely probable thu: thore
may bo porsoDa1 slto1 catious betvten CONTEST
.,i. for .ssts
""s7 10@ oe"s'. ..-..,...~..
IhEnE 1s 1lLt7A2f FORCE
OF twenty-five companes of infantry. one Of
artillery, and squadron OF cara!ry in the city,
ana 1t will oe 80 disposed Tomorrow forenoon "a
'..,', ~" "', u'S'0. .oAoce VI
monents houee' Two s1oops-o''"ar and a
monitor lie just of the city ftout, Prepared for
, 1875-01-04

srtefai Dispatch ID 7'h4 CAfeaav Tribune
MILwAuyEE, Jan. 0.-Immanuel Church WIN
consccratod to-day. The acrmon wae preached
by Pastor Nichols, and tho Dav. d. Patterson,
OF Chicago, assisted in sha ceremony.
Tho Nav. Myson Reed preached sermon, to.
night. devoted to smashing tho Fond du Lao
Evangelical Alliance.
, 1875-01-04

port fort5.eiRbs memters IN caucus to- night, And
inc Republicans forty.
At HiD:tonr,
the city VAS quiet. colnred man fe reported
killed IN Tonalosa At,eet about o'c]ocx. 1t il
eald hc Was member Of the Legislature.
, 1875-01-04

y FFaNE tH8 Ed9FF890R Z ItF.} Ne1t3.
a aahle nlembsr Ut tito human race. whoas
wife did not 9ct In accordance with tho marriage
vows. but did everything In hor power to mar
thu domestic qnlstude OF their learthstoue, asked
and oltatlcd from tho civil Distrlet Cvurl d.
voros. No aoousr hAd ths doaumsnt hssu duly
, 1875-01-04
AN UNLuOKY wAYFARER.

5p<eiat Uispa.eA to Thu Caseaqo Tribune.
Foar WAYNE. Ind, Jan. AIT m early hour
this morning man named Harrison Dc1Iavcn
wss found on the atraet Ia an unconscious COLI
ditlou, and removed to tho hospital, where he
still remains In q state Of stupefaction. Circum-
stances Indicate that be had BEEN druggod and
robled BY some unknown person.
, 1875-01-04

tDtcla! Dlspa&th to TIC EhlcaGo H,b1Ink.
DEs MONIES. 1a., Jan. 2.--lsahc Eeeker, about
20 years OF age, was ltled in fight with Scott
Hitler, at Newton, about 10 o'clock ThursdaY
night. The difficulty originated from IN insult
given to Docaer's wife by ucb:cr. Decker, hear.
ing Of Tho insult, followol lbler up,and, meeting
him on tho street, Q fight enaued, in which Hlb.
Ter drew knife aud stabbed Becker in the neck,
seyering The tugular rein and penetrating the
lungs. Booker. after the BtabbnE. went l,omu
and fell dead ~ he entered biz house. u,blcs
was arrested and lodged in tal here today to,
safo.keeping.
, 1875-01-04


Fonr WAYNE. Ind, jan, "A man mined
Devanoy was arrested this afternoon, charged
with tho murder Of Anthony Mahan, who
died from tho effects OF d blow from
q boot1ack administered BY tho prisoner in o
drunken brawi Christmas hight. Devaaey waa
committed to jail to await preliminary exanaiua-
ton on Monday.
, 1875-01-04
ARRESTED FOR POISONING,

Special Dlspateh Ia 1hs Chicago Tribune.
DfTao1f, Mich, jan. 3..-Nattie Allen, noto-
nous woman Of this city, hss boen arfented for
numbering her husband, Alexander Deloski, who
dled Of dose OF morphine which It IL suspected
Vie gave linn. last night.
, 1875-01-04
THIEVES CORRESPONDING WITH THEIR VIC.

SEsefas Dtspdt:h to Ths Chicago Tribune.
Toar WAYNE, Ind, Jan. &C ORR, senior
member Of tho firm Of c. ortt i Co., who were
robbed of $4,000 worth Of silks and laces Cilret-
mas. has received an anonymous letter Offering
to 1oturn all tho ssolcn goods provided 1900
be paid aud no questions nokod. Dotect-
ives arc engaged tracing up tbs mstser, but ~
yet no Glow to the burglars las boon obtained 80
far As known.
, 1875-01-04

Tho Springfield Republican. In common With
the tt:ler remnants OF tho independent press,
hhawR ! strong disposition to got of its un-
Pleasant position Oil the fence and come back
Into tic Republican party. It's tone. It's Hynpa-
thiea, its affiliations arc al Republican as ita
nan1o. Ti,is 1s tho natural result Of tho total
fallAlo OF tho thira-rarty agitation. Those arc
oniy tSo pRtties to support, and there can DO no
question, With tho mon who mistakenly headed
Tho ''Liberat" movement Of 1872 ns to which
Of thtsc two better represent tho morality and
tho Intelligence Of tho country. !Ir. DowLEs
gives aoma sound advice. in Il recent editorial to
Republican managers. Lot tho Republican party
lcistnwze and Jeweize itsoft," ho says, T" and
htpeedy conra1esence Is nssured," Secretaries
DaIsfow and JEWELL do represent tho bent foa-
trrca OF thu Republican party OF OF my possi-
bio Earty They know what thoir business ie
and how to do it. nnd thoy do 1t accordingly,
Wi.hcus waiting to find out wletlaer, hy aattet-
Ing this mnn or koo-tooing to that, they can get
Eo,mo crony into ohlco. They arc the right mon
il tho right places. The moro such officials We
Lave tho butter for tho country and tue party.
During tho trial OF the SrEscE PErr1s case in
New YCrl. tho collision bctwcen tho city police and
l'ts EEroS's private agency, which waa more or
fcss cortain to 'occur. developed come curious
charges by the Inter. noDEET PIHKEnToN do
clared that Capt Inv1aa divided With thieves, and
savo somo instances OF Ills own knowledge in
which the detectives Lad sQuarely denied identi-
!ica:ion OF thieves. At tho timo Of tho Wen-
boro' bank robbery, D number Of men woso
trre3ted, and uno DusENHuKr was gent down to
500 it he recognized any Of tho captiyas. Ono
na1 In particular, named MARSH, was Known to
30 Now York thlet. p1NEEnToN had soon him
, 1875-01-04
THE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER.
WASHINGTON D. G., Jan. s.-For tho Upper
Lake region, uppor Mlssisalppi Valley aud
Northwest, high barometer, northwest to north-
east wlnds, partly cloudy epd decidedly cold
Weath0r.
Tie display Of cauttonary signals II lake
stations " I'll Geese Jau. 5.
LOCAL oBaKayAT1oNa.
CHICAGO, Jun. 3. 1875,
, 1875-01-04

-
Special Dtsrateh II FAA Eh.savo Tribune.
N1cHnoND, Ind, Jan. 2.--Detectivss 1,ave cap
tured Wallace Wilson at Centreyle, Ind, and
have him 10 jail at Richmond, awaiting regai-
bttton from tho Governor OF Ohio, to euswsT 10 q
charge Of seduction 1T Dayton. o.
, 1875-01-04
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NM. u. WHITING, Artnnrs.
NICHOLAS DE cit0UT. f'nzhier.
ALBERT II. !stGil. II. H., Med. Ex,r.
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NOTICE.

School COMMISSIONERS Orr1CE,
Oransehurg County, May 2S,lS75. !
TIE SCHOOL TRUSTEES or
the various townships Of this county
arc requested TO meet ut my office on
The l2tli of June, 1878, at II o'clock
"A. Nj. precisely, as there is business
Of Importance TO be trasac,cd.
THOMAS PHILLIPS,
School Commissioner,
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-24

Florida killed 10000 alligators
for their hides last year.
We are gratitied to notice that
Capt. Izlar is again able to attend to
to his professional duties.
Mrs. Mortimer Glover died very
suddenly yesterday morning. The
afflicted faulty have the heartfelt
sympa,hies Of their many friends.
The crops are suffering terribly
from the severe drought, and, un-
less we have rain very soon, vii.
prove failure.
IS. r. Mellichamp and family re
turned yesterday from short visit
to the country, where they have been
rusticating.
The WINNING Boar, on both
days at the Saratoga regatta, were
made of paper, and these were
the only contestiny boats built of tina,
material.
The books of the Auditors office
are closed aud those who have failed
to make their tax returns will suffer
to the amount of fifty per cent. pen
atty.
The old flag Of Orr's Rifles,
which was in the Public Library ut
Atlanta, has been returned by Capt.
Herbst, its faithful guardian, to Col.
Miller, of that regimint.
Mr.. Darlington, who was for
many years secretary and auditor of
the Greenville ond Columbia Rail-
road, died in Columbia ut the age of
sixty years.
Mrs. Lizzie Petit Cutler de-
clared in recent lecture on 'Flirts of
Modern Society," that 1T is always
the noblest and hest men who are
ruined by the firt."
Flies arc the scavengers of vita
ted air, where they fatten on the par
asites that settle upon them in myri-
ads; while they grow lean and starvc
in pure atmosphere where their fa-
vorite game is scarce.
We hear conflicting accounts
with reference to the condition of j.
Fielder Meyers. Some say he is bet
ter, and some say worse. From all
accounts we judge that with due pru-
dence on his part, and good care, he
will recover.
The Cotton States Congress at
Raleigh make sensible recommen-
dation to planters: To raise their
own provision. It is now we'll de-
monstrated that no planter can buy
his corn and meat and keep out OF
the hands Of the sheriff.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-24

Lvnchburg, S. e.; Miss Harriet
Frederick, Oraugehurg Mr.. David
Fink, Kingsvi!le, S. c.; Mr.. John c.
Goggins, Silver Street S. c.; Jos.
W. Iiilbcrts. Orangeburg; Mrs. n.
a. Harris, Guyton No. 3, G. r. r. !;
II. Is. Hooker, Burzcla, Ga; Mr.. a.
G.. Huugh, Orangcburg; Miss Ada
line Jackson, Branchville, S. G. ::
Aaron kinsay, Branchville, S. G. !;
MIR. Frank Lucus, care David Fogle,
Fort Motto, S. c.; S. NJ. Pcason,
artist, Lyle's Ford 2. O.; Miss Mat
tie Paddon. Greenville, S. c.; Mr.
Danie! Qna,tlehauun, Mrs. Nina Stn-
son, j. +. Vcronre, Charles,on, s.
g.; Mr.. Capels Say lnr. Ofargehur. /;
Mr.. james Williams, Oxford, Ala. !;
ii. K. Wampnlc & Co., PhiI:delphl
PA Mr.. Tie. f Wanapakrr, Dar
linYton, :. c.; Mr. John Wienges,
Fort Motto, 5. G..
Mrs. Jane t. Butler, who died
III GrccnvilIc few days ago, had in
her veins truly noble American blood.
She was The daughter of Commodore
{. r Perry and The sister of the re-
nownecl Commodore O. ii. Perry, of
the battle OF IKE Erie aud "we have
met the enemy and they are ours"
fame; the mother of General NJ. G..
Butler, and relative of many of the
most distinguished families of South
Carolina. She had reached the great
age Of cighty-fOur. She was born in
Rhode Island.
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CHURCHES.
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