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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-04

ARCHBISHOP MANN1Na's REPLY TO
GLADsToNE.-A London despatch,
dated JannaFy 80. saws: Archbishop
Manning has issned q pnmphlet of 200
pages, in reply to Gladstope's expostu-
istion. He declares that the Vatican g
DEGREES have not changed the condi-
tions of civil allegiance. The alle-
gianos of Catholics is AZ undivided as
that of any other Christians. Ones.
tions OF conscience alone could divide
it. The recent DEGREES have not ex-
tended the power OF the Pope. The
&,nmenical Council iu DO way touched
the relations of church and State. Its
decrees merely declared doctrines
which were already matters of faith.
The Pope cannot. therefore, BY virtue
either OF these docrees or his supreme
authority, make any claim upon his
adhsreuts of u nature to impair the in-
tegrity of their civil allegiance. He
cannot do an act contrary to Divine
law. To impair civil allegiance would
be contrary to law. The spiritual
authority Of the church was indirect
10 its operation on temporal affairs.
1t indirectly condemns and declares
not binding such temporal laws as de-
viate from the law of God, and there.
fore impede the attainments OF saliva
tion. In regard to the supposition ad-
vanced in argument. that the Pope
might attempt to depoae the Queen Of
England. the writer remarks that as
the Queen is wholly Withdrawn from
the Catholic Church, every condition
is wanting which would render such
deposition justitiable. The Arch
bishop declares that European powers
have entered into system attic con-
spiracy against the church, and warns
them that they are thereby wrecking
themselves. In conclusion, he SAYS
Gladstone's pamphlet invites Gath olics
to rebel against Divine authority. and
encourages sch;sm, heresy and deadly
sin.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-04

Petroleum is so abundant in the
Pennsylvania oil region that the more
wells man has the poorer he is likely
to be. Wells that would once have
brought $3.50. 900 are slow at $l5, 900,
and one man at Titusville. who lately
had an income of 100000, is now
hardly worth his hat. The exceeding
superabundapce of the oil renders it
almost valueless, and 1t has declined
from $6 to go cents per barrel.
The tendency OF improvements in
telegraphy is towards cheapness aud
rapidity Of transmitting messages. At
q recent trial Of an instrument which
quadruples the capacity of each wire,
BOZ business messages, averaging ten
words each, we're transmitted in ninety
minutes over single wire. four ope.
rators working at each end thereof.
The old instruments sent from sixty to
eighty words per minute.
MURDER. diabolical murder was
committed on Saturday night, on Dali.
donia Plantation. Waccamaw, in
Georgetown County, by one Henry
Reed. The name of the murdered
man is Joseph Grant. who is said to
have been n quiet and inoffensive per.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-04

How TO SPELL SHAKsrRARR's NAME.
The spelling Of Shakspeare's name
has been an photographed puzzle that
critics for century and half have
labored over. Stevens, Drake, DR..
Johnson. Reed. Hazlett, Chateau.
BRAND, Lamsrtine. Ulrich and Boden
stedt spell the name with ten letters,
thus: Shakespeare; Chidworth, Mason,
Heath. Lord Campbell. White, Guizot
and Horn insist on eleven letters,
Thus: Shakespeare; while still others,
though loss in number and ability. de-
clare for only nine letters, thus: Shaks.
pere. William ought to have known
how to spell his own name, and. as he
wrote it Shakespeare. we are inclined to
give him the benefit OF ten letters as
he placed them.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-04

A Boston journal innocently remarks
that there 10 au air Of improbability
about the Chicago Posts story OF "a
woman who was eaten mp BY grass.
hoppers." Some Of these Boston pa.
psrs wonld donbt the veraoity OF Mr..
iulliver himself.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-04
Butter and Apples.

Butter and Apples.
q strickiy prime GILT EDGE BO TRR,
put up expressly for family use. Fifty bar.
reis fine Red Baldwin APPLES. Win be
sold low for cash.
D. O. PEIXOTTO Il SON,
Feb A ..- Next TO Post Once !
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-04

Since the hard times struck Nevada
they have raised the price OF killing
Cinnamon to 81.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-04

! r. "
Tsas1gAHA4erFes FesesflesAnsass. y
LoNpoR. Fsbraary 8s--The MARQUIS
of Harsipgtop, hes- been elected leader
of the Lib etSl, party. ~ 49, -
MADRID, Fsbruary s -Gen. Morines
succored' 'Pshpsluna in an epraRement
yesterday, As Otiezs, between Royalists
and Carltsta. The latter were defeated.
Aifonsist troops are advancing victo-
The Pope has written letter to Don
Carlos. in which he expresses sympa-
thy Tor the cauae, but advises him to
reconsider HE determination to con-
tinue the war, as the dignity of the
Oatholic Church in Spain has been
vindinated, and the rights of the clergy
recognized BY Alfonso.
Teecxre Matters.
CHARLESTON, w. ", February g.
Camden withdrew. The thirty fourth
ballot In the caucus resulted: Walker
%; Price IL; others scattering.
CHICAGO. February 8.-Prominent
among the candidates for Bishop of
Illinois, TO encceed Bishop Whitehouse,
is DIR, Folton, of Alabama.
WAaHINaIoH. February 3.-The Gig
nal eofioo reports the steamer Tona-
wanda. from Philadelphia for Savan.
nah, with general cargo Of 1000 tons,
encountered q gale of Cape Henry,
and was 'towod to Norfolk, where she
will repaired. -. M
Aastralia applies for %. 600. feet
space ae the Oentenntil.' -.
Nathan Ssrgeht. known as politi-
cal writer nnder the name Of Oliver
Oldsohool, 10 dead; aged "76 He, was
a personal friend and political sup-
portefof Henry Clay.
SAR FRANCISCO. February 3-The
King OF the Sandwich Islands departed
wifha roysl salute.
NEW ORLEANS, February 3.-Gen.
Sheridan has gone to Vioksbure;
whence he will 60 to Chicago.
81. PAUL. MINN., February 3.-Rsm-
sey lost one vote.
ST. LOUIS. February 3.-Deposits in
the defanlting Peoples Bank aeere-
gate $500. 0eQ, divided among 1000,
mostly poor people.
BA1Elloan. February 3.-Six car
goes. 5000 bags, coffee arrived from
Rio t~,4 y
MMwAuKxH. February 3 The 11th
ballot eleots Augos Cameron, of La
Crosse. The vote stood: Cameron 68;
mooratie- osncns nom;nated Csm.-on
and aided bv tha hoiter. sfrcotaS tHa
above rasnlt. '' VIC
NEW, Yorx. Fabrnsrv a-N.,s,,
Sande~on. Known a. NsIaa Se,mn"r
negro minstrel /: dead. '
WAsHINcTon Fah.narv aop ar
In the Senate. I,oo.n introdnced a hill,
authurixins tbasret;ram snt ~ Rro.a,
Briestlierld ldenersi ": r. Emorv n
8. A.Lvith, rsnk and nav NJ Rr;o:I;er'
Genetni. Ths Honse Ia. vntad 70 70.
conaidcrS ihn yo4. hv vh;ch tha n;.;,
RiehtsaMHsvss .rafsriad 70 the :TnS;.
ciary 0ommifte. - '>'o o'>>'.
p WAalnEoToH.' Febrraar,v a-YP M
In the Eepssa: Oisvtoh: of Arksnaas
submittSdl I ifesoihf fion. .reoues,;no ths
Praeidenffeif mot innom not;hja n;,S
the pubiic interest. 10 transm;t n % tho
Senate suoh informstinn an is IN h;s
Possession aud not heretofora sant 70
Congress. re,peotine sffairs in Arkan.
sas. together vitt snoh recommends.
tions a. he NAV deem nroner in rsfsr.
enoe Thereto. Johnaton. of V,roin;a
objected to the latter mar. NJ the raso'
luton. and said il was not onstomary
to cali UPON the President for recon-.
-, ~O~ ~SSOeAs
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and have his bed warm before a woman
has got her hair-pins out and her shots
united.
A Cleveland youth of rather fast pro-
clivi les fell in love with a parsons
daughter. and as q clinoher to his
claims, said to the reverend gentleman.
II 60 my bottom dollar on piousness. t"
A genteel farmer in Massach husetts, a
retired Bostonian. did't know how to
take q wagon wheel off to grease the
axle, and 80 he bored holes through
the hub and poured in the grease.
"That's q fine strain" said one old
gent to another, alluding to the tones
Of singer at a concert. the other
evening. "Yes," was the reply, "but
if he strains much more he'll burst"
Samuel Reed. in Chicago. on the
81, shot his brother Henry through
the heart, causing instant death. A
domestic quarrel is supposed to be at
she bottom of it.
"a man who fears the Lord and can
carry home an intoxicated member" is
the kind of Sergeant alarms they
want for the Minnesota Legislature.
A three cent stamp will now carry a
letter from any part OF the United
States to Canadian city, and Q single
Canadian stamp will perform the same
service the other way.
He who is wise now buyesh his girls
little brother something nice. and go
getteth the little rascal to make him.
self source whenever necessary here.
after.
John Boyd, an industrious colored
man. living in Sumter County. died .
few days ago. from the effects Of bad
whiskey.
The bored OF education-Children
who hate school.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-04

City Taxes.
DARTIE6 having city taxes and licenses
4 to pay can be supplied with OlTY
NOTES, receivable for same, at q discount.
by applying to JOHN AGNEW & SON.
FebS
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-04

Kalakaua during his recent visit to
this country; paased. Johnston, of
Virgins, introduced bill to remove
the political disabilities of r. n. Lo-
gan, Of Roanoke County, Virginia.
Scott, OF Pennsylvanie, introduced a
bill to amend tho ACT authorizing the
appointment OF shipping commits
sioners. A large number of bills. re.
ported by the Cor,mittee on Pensions.
were passed, The balance Of the day
was occupied by Morrill,. Of Vermont,
In speech against the proposed
Canadian reciprocity treaty. An ex-
ecutive session followed, and the treaty
was rejected.
The Senate. in executive session, to.
day, confirmed l.. II. Candler, Pension
Agent. at Richmond; Scanlan, Post
IA aster, at HoustQn, Texas; Henry
Massic. Charlottesville, Va; Philip E.
Ezekiel, Beaufort. 8. O.; s. F. Stalley.
Washington, n. O.; Mary g. Daniels.
Wilson, n. O.; @. v. Case. Liberty,
Va. 9n
Secretary Robson was before the
House Appropriation Committee. this
morning. on the general subject of ap-
propristions for the various navy
yards. He recommends strongly the
restoration OF the Pensacola Yard. He
has not yet indicated his views with
reference to the Senate Naval Com
mittee report. looking to the abolition
Of certain yards-the Washington
Navy Yard being included in the list.
The Civil Rights Bill wss fairly got
before: the Hopse. to-day. and the Sc.
nnka hill Nus "a A.A =
that reported from the judiciary Com.
mittee. Another substitute was Of
fered by White, Ok Alabama. In But.
ler's opening spsech, he alludes to
portions Of the Southern people as
banditti, hofse.thieves and assassins.
This remsrk was resezted by Mclean.
OF Texas, who said that the only MUIR
derer whom be knew on the door was
Butler himseif, who had murdered a
man at New Orleans. Butler charsc.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-09
al uteEhaltenaes.

&mfrtta it'd etbentett
Gin GngIdnber iaste gu etner Imerttanerin:
so brft, Ste linb BON benz @sbirse tn
WIlsS unS esn Sceaertsen an BEN Sesn be
TrieetBt, mein Srduleiu?
&meritonii6e Dame: 3. espt6. IS TT
letr lhDn, aber, wiIen sic. bod etwas tletn'
lib, per9ltden NIT unisren 9raneiolsn Sci
fen9ebiresn uub sisanttf6sn 8ahsrTdasn
uue rann miTsn Sic becenfen, wte Jung
unIer Mmerifa nod 1T. SIM ndtifsn Safr
Istert es erit fetn l00idbrises Sabtlaum.
gBte srpbartis ptrb bel uns Ades fstn. rrsnn
tp,r 70 ait iinb, pte Cir.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-09

uebertriebener Gtfer. &urliG
fab auf etnem 3use Der Gtfenbatn etne Da.
me etnen TOR s~eseniber isenben Mann etne
3ett lang f1arf an, unb faste bann:
Ntfer, (ino sic Elm SafGenbteb?
St netn, Nabdme, Id BIN etn @efn6fts.
mann aus Observation-Disclosures er.
ST bas 70? feuf3te He. Das In mir
rutrtlt& uuansenebm. DEM wenn Sie Elm
Salhsnbteb wdren, 70 wlrbe i'd serfu&t to.
ben, Ste ;u befern.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-09

gnti6ulhtgung. Atsr loren Sic.
Gaate cine DAME sam 31bnarSte, Sic taten
cine ItGne 9eifi6te onsert6tet = n,ein
3atnmeb 1T lr9er, unb metn Baden IN nod
mgbr sefdworen - ete 8lutesel, bic sic
mir 9e(est baten, poren iihfrli6 fdlfb.
3atnar3t: Nl. ra, ana 6rdulein, has
Karen l6cn eGte; ie iinp ert fall6 sc.
wprseu. ME fc tti Stnen anbsiBsn mubten.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-27

tiop: There h not the ilighiost trace q
educated thought orspiFitual elevation in
any OF Mr., M0Odys speeches, and II g
evident that he often does not understand
tho texts he processes to expoupd, But
then they are not addressed 70 the intelli-
gence, The methods employed are dis
tinetly sensational, and are intended 70
produce only a,hlgh degree Of emotional
excitement. Thissort q intoxieation can
DO produced as naturally and directly
by such means a. intoxication Of another
kind Is produced by strong doses OF alec.
hol or sal volatile, THE only stimulant,
Mr., Moody Il in the habit OF saying,
that i require Is the Bible, and there
can 10 no doubt that he makes
free use Of II in this sense. Tho result y
o form Of hysteria which can be brought
on by skiiliul operator almost at plea.
sure when he has 10 deal with patients Of
particular type. The startling appeals,
the stirring music, the sympathetic con-
tagion Of the multitude, and the feyerish-
meas which comes with heavy accumnla-
ton Of tainted breath, all combine to
effect the nervous system in q violent
manner, and to predispose weak persons
to hyslerical agitation. Everybody Of
course Is not equally subject to these In
Auences, but in any large gathering there
Is sure 70 DO q certain proportion who
may DO expected TO succumb to them, It
need hardly DO pointed out that the franc
Of mind which Is cultivated by such
methods Is the very opposite to tho
rOverent awe in which the gFayest Of all
questions ought to DO approached.'
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-FoR aALE.


DOR kAlE- 49, - ~ 49,
ei3il aGklq2 10 lrul
Tha City a HlRkauhlHl a n ~ ne z aSil
MAcHlN SHOE RQll,ll " and 81, taKHsittH
SHOP, With thhIfcl nidlti y they tl4itt
The haahlno shop ia 10 and ! "a z STORY hFiek
metal M, 3 Y 5 m % 9 helgy ll9R9 lonnds;;
ton; walls y, n and y llehal thick Columns q
the tFai story stand on independent ANnp ipunda-
Tha Boiler ana Blacksmith sop \ q ono gluFy
brick, metal ROOT on stone foundation ~ ~ ~ mt
Tho Machinery and Tools 6onlllt N part ol one
Engine and R1lR eomPlaiRi 100 net hhaihns,
Hapgpia and PpllelE ave tAtheA WIN fqqla cum
plOte; oHa llFg0 FiRnGE ono pnu tfef NlneA
steam Hammer, PIPE Cutie, Boiler and Sheet Iron
sheals, Iatha ChpskA MmdTulS Tools, shGni, &e-
BlAeklmilh's Fan and TQoll complete; !, a..
Tho above building. were substantially pnllt ~
experienced meehRniea about lotiFteon nlontha
Ihro, especially for Machine and Boiler ShoplS n
eoSt 81 $1,000 and arc tho bost dlpatod and n:
rans9d q any IlmllaE bailainEa N Tho ssale and
ms III L IS - 10 saol, on KanaEha HtrSos, p
40. r. u dds tack, aud Tho KapaWha riTpf IN
tfonL q ~ foot alley on the tide, and two squares
from thO Steamboat landing on the Ohio river.
This pTOpefty Is y hyoahly situated that y h9S
pnSuTpilla1 ldVRntagbl ioF tFapsporta too " .rau
OF water a al HSatonS and pieE1 faIe indpcqmenu
% tholn looking for an Investment o. TINS End,
For Particular addTDol = ". ~ -, ~
~ ~ II ,ltl O. H. skfATguCK,
mToleod = Mayor parkanhuTgs West Va.
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Our MOundsvllle Letter.
NlorNpsvl1tr, March 20, ls76.

MouNpsvf11E, March 20, 1875.
Eltots lhtOllsOnCcr:
Perhaps YOU ore tired Of hearing Of
spelling schools, o. yout paper has been
filed for weeks past with accounts Of
them from all quarters Of tho country, but,
yoii must pardon me for tho nero mention
II Inc fiee time we had last night. Capt.
]. NJ. Pipes, OF Cameron, being present,
was chosen "a chairman, and twas also
decided that he together With Esq, McJil;
ton, Of tenwood, and - Riggs should
act "A Judges. +. II. Ctago was chosen
teacher and j. A. Ewing, Esqg and Mr..
Kelly took their places a. Captains and
selected fifteen Oach from thcandlencc as
spellefs, The contest lasted fot about |
hours, j, A. Ewing was declared the
victor, btil IL was hard earned battle for
only one remained oil his aide tor some
time before tho contest Onded' y. X,
ffanen was the hero Of The occasion.
Ctittenden Armstrong, q boy Of IL years
Of age, being the last to leave tho field on
the other aide.
But tho gfeatest interest Of the ucca.
sion was Tho receiving Of cllallehgetrOn
out Benwood friends to spell against
them Tor tho championship. o. course
the challenge was accepted, and we ex'
meet 10 be Victorious. A committee was
Amounted 10 confer with a committee
| from Iehwood az to time, place, manner
Of spelling, &c.
Inc / noticed that the spirit Of impfotea
n,ent Il pol entirely dead yet among iis.
M, Elias glilwoll Il erecting q very neat
iiitie cottage near the Pehitehtiaty build
iSs cant, j. Israel Ia building q two
story brick near The same place, and sew
eral buildings will shortly be erected In
the upper part Of town,
ftkaa always been q wonder 10 me why
we do not have moro good building
erected; Why do not OUT Wheeling imer'
ehanlS and manufacturers come down
among M, build themselves fine resi-
Iiences, and live away from the dust and
smoke Of the city, Had We good pike
between the two places, y would
ID but 4 nice morning and evening dtivI
| iot businets men 10 and from theft place.
q business. Would II not be TO the nd
vantage Of both places 70 have such
foSd9 But without II, IL Is 4 short dis
tAnce iof 1 business man 10 b from bill
Mace AZ business, the tailfoad iufniehel
ample facilities i0f making the tequitet
JfibS, MoundsyiIie needs about 800 req
/ live energetic mon with plenty Of capital
and Who afe not afraid 10 use II, aud ",
would awake from the dullnes5 int
which Ii seems w6 haze sunk 30 deel
, that nothing can revive VI. ~
Don't understand " e say ina
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-27
A ssIGNEES SALE OF y llqL
Valuable Household Furniture,

The undersigned AaIgn0Oi Ia Bankruptcy q
Thomas SWealay, Bankrupt, viii under and by
yiTtuO o. an order d tho Dlfict Court Of tho uni;
led StatnsUl the District d West YiFgnia, pEUeoCd
10 Hellat public auction, at tho FelidOnco d sud
Thomas Sweeney, on Main street IN tho CITY OIL
Wheeling on y F-' u
THURSDAY, the Isl Day Of April, ls1C,
FuTnllnro n MA resldancO, cundsilng Of GTpets
PaIloF, Dillng.rp0n, sliing.rOou, Bedroom, Hall
and Kitchen Furniture. Ala0, one Piano,
Ah6PpuTtuAity q eAhFod DO public by tho ealO
Of this large allprtinbBt Of FQfniuro Carpets, ~,
lion and viii bs sd Without rIsofVo X.
TRRNg 0p SALls--c ash b 10 all sums Of ~ and
under, and on credit Of Ilx months % 70 AL lunls
over $50, The purchaser giving note With approved
security, bearing Interest a: J; gLAsbB6En
o $50 si.if -su.f 81 rgs1lT .Aldgnees,
], G, HRRVRY, AeluIoneCF. nlf20-tVd
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Moundsyille has no eniefpFiging men.
she has many, but they have not The cap
ital 70 make their enterprise show itself
We need capital invested IN the different
manufacturing enterprises for which cur
SituatioR and natural advantages sopecu-
liarly fits Us.
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Is Wheeling going to flake water on
I : elarksbqFs challenge y RAs'li's
Nj niuchly. Wheeling don't often
gtake wateFp-lfs 70 thin for the average
Wheelingite.- Alartiasb.Eg Independent
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

By mali n adpqRo,, pOitaga prqala'
w NJ S,OStS; on nonL Is
Delivered BY Carrier in City DC Per weak
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sutpIus. N, Y, Standard. ,i27,4o0 o.
Surplus. 4pG cent Conn, Standard 4ss'soS o.
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NESII.WRRKLY,
WEEKLY.

BpMGg, u adgRo', Paaagh FgPaiA
Que yeF-.,,..,...,,.ss oolslS Aou'A' '''r~'il 9
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INCOME FOR 1874.
EXPENDITURES,
ASSETS.

Loans on real isS,2II %
Loans secured BY COllatOrRls,, .m"w lsl,Wl 10
Premium nOIOiOn policies 10 fOEcc"". S,SS9,SaO %
slooka ami bonds. ..,,..,,.......,,... S9O,SS 90
Cash Ii oiicO and lauk..,..,"".....p- 4Oh1l9 u
Interest accrued on cash loans and
lond,..,..e,..,,.,,.,... .....,,.. lS,O17 81
Deferred aud outstanding prOplum'
lien cost Of collection ..,........o.. $3.50 %
saica, etc tsSPOr cOntofcdsO A1S7S1
Total Asssts. .....a,.,..y....-v,slO, iOSY0l3 "a
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coLUMlUs AND GNDIANAroLls pIyIsIoN,

NuS, 1, 2, and Il run Daily to and iron, Cihcln.
natl All other trains Daily, except Sunday
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wnKEtiSo. March 9oth, 1875.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-02-19
Sad Case of Insanity.

Capt. Stephen ID. Dial. of Boonville
and quite well known in this city. passed
through yesterday, in the keeping of 9
friend. in shattered health and deranged
condition of mind. Mr. Dial was for.
merly popular Democratic politician
OF Warrick county, aud served in the
Legislature at the last session. While
in that body his wife died. and the rock
OF this, as.weil as complicated financial
difficulties, affected his mind. He was
well enough, however, to attend TO bust
ness up to last fall, but became so bad
that ne was taken to Ohio to visit friends.
in the hope that change of scene and
companionship would restore him. lie
was brought home yesterday, however
in worse condition Of body aud mind
lie is a clever gentleman and very pop
ular in the county where he resides, and
it is hoped that speedy cure may be
effected in his case.-Evansville Courier
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-02-19

1t is stylish now to designate a bride
10 Congressman as an attorney fee
Our old friend Jim Williams is not a
lawyer-w what will he call IL? Or will
he get any !--l Sullivan Democrat.
Just Imagine one of those lobbyists
approaching Granger Williams with a
new $1,000 billl Honest Jim would set
on him a while, then take him and carry
him at arms length 70 the dome of the
Capitol and kick him to the other enl
of the avenue. That would be his
answer.--l Daviess County Democrat.
And then the MAN in Jeans would
send out his attendants. have the re-
mains pic ked up. rammed inioa hundred
pound Parrot gun, aud shot across the
Potomac. Il Nincennes Sun.
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