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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-06

Jane, l.. Carr, Of Kanawha, died last Mon
nAy, dc wab native Of AlDemafie.
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DEPARTURES or sTgaNERs.

E'0h P HILADELPHfA Az faR
a The steamer ALLIANCE, Captain sk88&&
CARR, will receive fright for the above p0rt mn
sAEuRDAYfhe 9Th Instant. 81 IL O'clock. $780,
Freight taken for Wilmington, Del. Prevalence
and Boston, VI ]. 0>A'
Passage TO Philadelphia, including meals and
statero0m, -. W. P. PORTER. Agent
lie 0-Zt 242S Tyocr sfrocf -
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TU Z NE W 70 3 K.-The lgFA
steamship RICHMOND, Captain READ. Win sail
SUNDAY, February 7th, at s O'Clock A. NJ Posi-
evening. Na''1"A'
Passengers can 90 aboard Saturday night.
Through bills OF la6inS signed, ana goods for.
Harded with dispatch 70 all points north, south
east, and west also, TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
"trip Ecke.s, $50. - = -
For freight or passage apply TO
6. ". ALLEN 3 CO., Agents.
re o-1t Com Dsny's Wharf. RocgeLtJ
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TLEMES'S, YOUTHS, AND BOYS
VI CLOTHING, however mueh soiisd ef iaa ss
AS ale. having articles TO b. cleaned OF eoioroa
VIVA nhu - ~ NckESNEI'S
steam Cleaning and Dyeing Estssblashmsa S,
n,
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EaisV'HGEG.
EHifTHgEG.
TOHN LATOUCHE, IA
MERCHANT TAILOR, We
o. MAlS STRE T,

OF MAIN STREET,
is receiving large additions to his stock Of
CLOTHS AND DOESkINS,
and being fresh stock Of acknowledged good quail.
~ gives opportunity for
DRESS SUITS
uncxceplionable in every respect.
The WINTER GOODS will be made up at very
low prices, and as the assortment contains the
usual variety, gives every advantage in selec ion.
la rs
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treated with q guarantee of cure; in default OF
which money Will be refunded to the patient.
With my past experience and success In the treat
ment Of these diseases l feel free to say that my
medicines are infalllble, and without a rival In
this or any other country, in cffecting
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

TOHS W. DENNIS, GENERAL AGENT
- NORTHWESTERN l. + r. INSURANCE
COMPANY, one of the best in The United States.
Local agents wanted In the cities and counties gen.
orally.
Cflice nj present at my coal-yard. on Basin be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, Richmond, Va.
IL 1-il m&wlt
DOIALFIRE insurance. COMPANY
III OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
ASSETS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sl2.t 0,0OO
Deposited with Treasurer OF Virginia.. ..S5U.OOU
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE CON-
4 PASY, CT LONDON.
ASSETS. .....................S12, 100000
Deposited with Treasurer of Virginia.. ....S5O.OOO
Shareholders personally respons ible for the ebli
cations 81 the above companies.
Rci'rceenline the above stauuch old English COM
l;lnic=, We solicit the patronage Of the public upon
their uulucStlonabc security prompt and liberal
s"tt!cincnt OF al claims inG heavy income.
JOHN IL. CLAIBORNE x co. Agents.
no 10 No. los Main street.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, DE.


DANDOLPH g. ENGLISH,
1913 MAIN STREET,
have uIany new styles Of tsaported
NOTE and Lh TIER PAPERS;
INITIAL NOTE PAPER and ENVELOPES
pAPER and ENVELOPES for WEDDINGS, RE,
CEPTIUNS, and INVITATIONS, gotten up as
short notice:
yIsiI fNG-CARDs printed or engraved. -,
Call and examine. 10 -
MICE STATIONERY.
ELEGANT NOTE PAPER. LETTER PAPER,
aud ENVELOPES as we'll as cheaper STYLES.
SUPERIOR INKS-hlack, blue, violet, and car
mine.
FINE GOLD PENS, STEEL PENS, aud QUILL
PENS. -
The subscribers get up in fashionable style,
VISITING AND WEDDING CARDS
| Tin Weddings, Crystal Weddings, Silver Weddings
49, and Eeld.n Weddings.
Ii 40 .z.s..t.l ,-WooDHoUsE & PARHA.A'
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DYEING! DYEINGl-Greas

HYEIN(T Y lJl IlkAS~8
| radnctton in prices-reduced 90 per CENT.
DYEISG dose on the newest aI 9sl IMP lnble ssd
plan. Grntleneu's ogersoais: rna SsassaeE La
sies, wssr1sssses, clio KS shawls Ms!espiooa.a
1lssssss. sssars pax.
a., khs.s tu..a rn maYooa crimsoD, wlae.
saip SrWn, navy blue, and black Az s sse q
sentensn's and iaoes wear elsanea emu sn.,sa Kid
a.ss lived and cleaned az 90 cents H., mi
sse sssuea, aas dssssah sAa ri Ssas ssfaxa
sssfRANfSa WDEkSs oVa -
s sna fds 3s-aml ID. tseps.sssS
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HEM0Yar,n.

PLAIR's DRUGSTORE l1As BEEN
~ ~ 49, REMOVED Et
three doors below, 10 the corner Of Broa and Ninth
streets, srE... .. #EEt .sst s. - fa 3
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"0ANTON INSIDE LINE.vs.sS55r

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RlCHMJSD AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRIWEEkLY. s-I..-
On and afterOCTOsEH EST the splendid iron
SPA mers OF thir liDe Will fase Riehrnon,, TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Tveniy-second sEd Dock str. cts, IN zSina cloexcon-
nectTnn each trip az Canton. I'D, (East Ralcmore)
With ne Philadelphia, Wilmington. and Baltimore
RailIssd Company for Philadelphia.
SPECLsy. ADvANTsSRS:
All freight by this lhe covered by fire and marine
insurance free Of cest No dGskage Charged at
Richmond. Rates as low rs any other lfne. 7 his
Is the quickest line betS sen Philadelphia aud Rioh-
mopd. .r-.
Freights.ordered by tbs line shosad be rnacked
% Canton ] aside Line,'' AID sent to the Phladel-
pbia.
Freghts received daily irPhlladelphsH and Rish.
moRd. For farther Information apply TO
L. h. TATUM, Agent,
ficesTwenty-second and u ocE streets
and Ninth and Main streefs, or to-
j. $. WILSON. General Freight Agent, y.
Philadeirhia, Warrington and Baltimore Railroad,
PHILADELPHIA. "a
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CANCER

placed under my treatment; and In event Of no
cure will not charge anything for my services. My
node or treatment causes but very little pain.
THE KNIFE IS NOT USED IN ANY CASE.
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r D. GATEWOOD, 3l9 BRoApm
y STREET, between Third and Fourth. "a
In addition to my large stock | am daily FEB
receiving FURNITURE of the latest styles, -
purchased for cash 1T the best factories East
and West. This enables me 10 compete with
any house this side oil New York as regards
prices and terms. no 13-3m
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DREMIUN FLOUR.

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, LIQUORS.
7 u 600 barrels FINE, SU pERFlsE, and EXTRA
FLOUR; 100 baarels ksEISEID suSahs tns
COFFEE; so tiesees ard barrels SUG AR.H0uSE
and GOLDEN SyKCps; II nogsheads NEW OF.
LEANS and DEMARARA sun AaS: Sor s sass DS
7 Ia 19 lLote-h1 q .uNLNrS--.
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Rev. w. G. Lumpkin will preach Sunday
morning at the Hiyh-Street church on the
subject of Specification" and at night on
"Spirtual Dcserier>." ROBIN HOOP.
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JAMES +. BRAGG, POI corner Sea-
y cond and Broad streets, has just received u
a,arge assortment OF all kinds of Messers and fA7
..s.. .4 CHAIRS and ROCKERS,
which am offering 10 the public for The next three
this city.
FURNITURE of all kinds always on hand.
MATT Il EsSES made to order.
Call and see me. de 21
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;sSss:5l.Sas'.s 6sgee e. dTsIeI,aesse:
Pork 1885 Cut meats pnohanSed-
shoulder. 61 clear rib. sI.. Hssss
arm and upchanged--shouldsrs 6x@
TX; ciear ribs 1l@ll}f; clear 1lk q
!IH. Lard pominsirsassam rendered
l3Z. Live hogs active aud 6sm,
shipments $50; receipts GOO.
MEMPHIS, March 8 COTTON quie,
and easy-middling l5x@l55sj re.
oeipts 7.246; shipments 6S5: sales
], 900; stock 81. 257; receipts for week
d, 463; shipments 1866.
CHARLEsToN. March 5.--.Cottou
easy; receipts 549; sales l,OCO-mid.
ding l5A; exports to Great Britain
], ,233; stock IS. .536
BALTIMORE. March 5 Cotton uuie,
and firm; sales 66O-middliug i6h
exports to Great Britain 92O; stock
"a, 767.
WILMINGTON, M,roh 5-Cottou
stock 4.O12
BosroN. March 5.-Cot,on Quiet aud
steady; receipts $50; sales 264-m,d.
ding 16L: stock 1886
MOBILE. March 5 Cotton qniet
receipts 7l2; sales 8OO-middling l53l
stock 1884
AUGUSTA. March 5.-Cotton receipts
tor week 1882; shipments LII; stock
1896.
NEW ORLEANS. March Cotton
quiet and unchanged; receipts 1875;
GALES 4.OO0-middliug 153z; stock
296. 606, actual count.
SAVANNAH, March 5.-Cotton dull
and lower to sell: receipts l.734: sales
3.5O9-middling 157I; stock 76, 7OI.
LIVERPOOL. Msrch 5-3 P. M.-Cos-
ton quiet; sales $4,000; speculation
81, 600. OF which American is 6.OOO-
middling upIands 7T@8; middliug
Orleans S1s; March aud April ship.
ments, NOS below low middliug, 81
April and May delivery. not belo v
good ordinary. Z l5 l6; May ind June
delivery, not below low middling,
8 1.16; sales for the week Sc. 600
5000 export; IA. 900 speculation; stock
6S2. 900. Of which 375. 200 are Ameri.
can; imports. $4,000. of which 2.OOO
were American; actual exports 5000;
stock aaoat5S 5000. OF which 1854 4,OOU
ave American.
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The Jackson (Ohio) Standard es
rather superlstive degree Of partisan
bitterness when, commenting on Lou.
isians. it says: "Louisiana is the fur.
thest from being Republican State of
any in the Union. She was Q foreign
province when purchased with the
money Of the nation. She was con-
quered province when she had been
subjected by the national arms after
the Democratic pro alavery rebellion
She should be hold ss conquered
province until all tho. Democrats are
shot, hung or die Q natural DEATH"
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aIbe lsgaDs ais Relheios.i epdfkf

nEbf isgape ats 1plhefost; apd III
eompa6ions hom New Caledonia II
PAsalleled by that OF two other Freneh
O0Dounists. who recently arrived at
QaeonslAnd In an open boat, after On.
during great hsrdships. Ono of the
refogees. describing his escape, says
ehat. having determined to free him
seIf. ho con6ded his resolution to q
discreet fellow prisoner. who, after
some hesitSei0o. consented to share the
rick. On the 9Th of December, short.
y after midnight. they quilted their
quarters. and, elnding the sentries,
tney swam out toward vessel lying
at anchor, with boat floating astsrn
OF her. After reaching it, they cut
the painter which attached the boat
riding sstern. and noiselessly impelled
it away from tue ship. Arrived at a
safe distance, they scrambled on board
and quickly reached the shore. Here
they embarked the little store of pro.
vender, amounting to twenty.nine
biscuits aud about thirteen quarts Of
water. They set out on their course
without being so fac perceived, either
from the shore or by the guard sloop
which watched the coast aud lay right
in their way. The sea was oalm, and
the darkness favored them. Sailing
by night, and hiding on the rocky and
wooded part Of the shore for two DAYS,
they we're finally ont Of sight OF the
guard. and we're as happy a. kings.
Their water lasted them Ave days.
drinking = pint day, and they sts
dailys hiscuit and half between
them. Alter all their food was gone.
they began to auffar terrible hard.
chips. spd one Of them nsatlS per
ishsd. A heavy storm vhish ruffied
the sea repeatedly filed their little
boat Tith, water. and they began to
despair. when to their Joy they
sighted land, and we're at last rescued
by four Engiishmen. who dashed into
the water to meet them. the breakers
being very high.
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Ateypl fl.a }xilcS adSpsed

kteYoUgXs o0QPgoO
Oharies2oS. g remove 81. sohooi hOnU: Con. =.
missiosps Hoyt from : roons N thn
irs-troSf building. whiok Id elsined
TO occupy - an oa3oe. aud which he
declined to surrender to his successor.
Inc County Oomnissioner comnenced
piling tho cofans necessary for paupers
in the room, which had the desired
effect, and Hoyt left. '' '.'' 7s o.
BURIAL OF Two OsE.ARMrD Gov.
FKDERATRs Two one.armed ex Con-
federates. Messrs. Ward and Radcliffe.
both members of the 4Sth Georgia
Regiment, and both OF whom died in
Augusts. last Wednesday, were buried
in the City Cemetery. on Thursday.
A number OF the old comrades OF the
deceased were present at the funeral
services.
The New York Tribune says: 'The
President promptly settles all doubts
as to his action by signing tho Civil
Rights Bill. The Hon. A. 81. Stevens,
Col. Mosby and the rest of the motley
group OF rebel and ex-rebel third term
men can now revive tho dslliauce OF
last summer to their"heaft's content.
The President has made his choice be-
tween them and the negroes. ;"
A Fatal Aco1DHNT.-We ve.e
shocked. yesterday. to learn that Jas.
4. Means. fiteen years Of Age, SON Of
CaPt y O. Heaps. accidentally shot
himself. dying almost instantly, while
out hunting on his fathers farg, about
ten miles below Spaftanbusg. 90
''i' 81 fSpn'sunbur9 Herald.
The President says ifvhe d6es have
to call an extra session of Copsress
he Will FIX the date some time in the
hot, weather. while he je at Long
Branch, and he will come down to
Washington once . week to sign BILLS.
| Aboos 800 Tthnesses negi ioea' passed
through Nashville the othse, day On
rouie tor Kansas. whore thsy propose
TO- settle; and it .is announced. BIZ the
Nashville Banner. that hundreds more
are to follow. 5000 a' ao c'no1asi
Mr.. J. @. n. Clausseen, OF Oha.lss-
ton. has donated to. the German In
theran Church, at Walhaila, a tract OF
land containing'lO acres, end slso $50
IN eash.' g. y.'.'. N =. ; sa9ci
Dispatches from Florence. Arizona,
to Coy. Osborn, Of Kansas, state, that
old John Bender, the noted, m urderer.
has been capt ured there. 4 feduisi-
-tion has been sent for him. ~ - ,-
DR.. w. Watkin Hicks. who has been
figuring lately as q, member OF tho
Florida Legislature, has been appoint
ed Superintendent OF Public Instruc
tion In shat Stale. IA q GlytS s7ii y
The Purcell House Ashd National
Hotel, of WilmingtonS M O., .hssA
both closed. in oonsequence Of tho
passage Of the Civil Rights Bit. - fasa
A patent was issued on fhe 18th u!t. =
to Mr.. Samuel Hughes, Of the Arm of
Miller, Kelly & Hughes, of Charleston,
for piston packing. ;iI
A oolored woman. named, Pleasant
Chisholm. died at Johuson's Farm,
near ace Charleston. on Wednesday. aged
:. A telegraphiline 10 being constructed
between Spartapbuxg and. lUpien.! and
the wires will soon be mp. sii yd ~,
The hote! at Florence SC, has
closed its doors. Cause, the Civil
Rights Bill. -, Iao. -.
We are to have frsRmentof the
franking bill again. This is one Of the
legaoies of tho last Congress- -
- S-t 49, :,
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THAT BEAUTIFUL GIRL. of
the blood are legion, the whole body
suffers from the slightest impurity, as
is seen by thousands every day. Look
at that beautiful figure, u young girl,
whose graceful form bespeaks O face az
fair as she is beautiful, with blotches,
boils, pimples and sores. These are
natures beacon-lights. to warn you
that your blood is full OF fever and hu.
NOR. And you would be wise to heed
the admonition in time. Get q bottle
OF Heinitsh's Queens Delight, and
purify your blood. I
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Card Of Thanks.

Vrr1OH VC bVn1OA q AOWhANCE,
COLUMBIA. g. o., March s, 1878.
WJE tender our thanks to tho onaeers
w and men Of the Palmetto Fire Com
pany for their prompt setion ia putting
ont the fire in oar store on the nosnipg OF
for his timely slarm; ana last, but not
least, to Asssrs. Seibels & Ezsll, for 90
promptly paying Ne the losses. All per-
sons who have property. shoald. call ON
them: EN-, LoA1cKs = LoWRANoE;;
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In tho debate in tho Seuate, Mr.
Upton moved to strike out theatres
and insert churches. Mr.. Oglesby
called for the reading OF tho bill as It
would stand if the amendment was
adopted. The Clerk read: "That all
persons within the Jurisdiction OF the
United States shall be entitled TO tho
foil enjoyment OF the accommo dations.
advantages. facilities and privileges OF
inns, public conveyances on land or
water, churches aud other places of
public suusemenss." The amendment
was rejected.
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Superior Heed Corn .

sS sSbsSs5Ss4E 4.s1 css5s iSr sale ELI:
corn received sayefal psemisms ip Georgia
being over 100 bushels per acre; there
being iofs Sns 80, SsJsn ,sAss Of gosd
heavy Write corn to tbs ttAik!s'.''
Under every disadvautsHe y the yield on
my farm. last year, WAS fon: one to i've
Price per bushsl, %. Js Ws PARKER.
March 3
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.ucr1on
> Bankrupt .Sals.

DURsUANTt to the order OF the Unitsd
I States District Court will sell, on
FRIDAY, March u, 1876; at the aution
room Of q. i 8. Beard, the. Notes, Chooses
in Action and Accounts Of HOPE d 0YLES
hled With the aueIonser Terms ,oaeh. .
GEO. =. CAPER6,
Fob rs tue6 Assionse, <
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Oyster Shell Gas Lime Tor sale.
400 O,rEanffszSk BTsHEIs e hi. ri. .,s y.,u.t

addistoAto its ohe9iealvirtsss Gas Lime
exercises - sbene6oisi meehsrsicsl effect
upon land. BY rendering stih. heavy, ciAyey
land more posgus snd ffisb;s, sud ~ con.
solidsting fight sandy soils. Il 10 perticu-
larry beneficial to Corn, Cotton, Cloysf,
tilizer Tor permanent pasture. destFoyine
the coarses grasses. and favorine she
growth Of sWeetsr and moro nutritious
herbago.
For terms. &C., apply at Gas WORKS.
March 8 fpt6
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Sale of Unclaimed Property !.

T WILL sell. At tho Guard House, on
L MONDAY, the 18th instant, At 10 O'clock
PERrY. slpposed TO h.ye been stolen: 1
Watchea, 2 Chains. 8 pieces Calico, 1 pfsse
Delaipe, I R;fe. 5 Pistols and silver Gaps.
II. F. NIXON,
Harch Chief OF Police.
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The sensational story telegraphed
through the country awhile ago from
New York. that figures gathered at the
transit OF Venus had developed the
TACT That the earth was plunging TO-.
ward the sun at rate that would land
US there in 1,400 yesrs. did not cause
great anxiety at the time for various
reasons. Oar largest leases are only
800 years any way. aud as this left .
margin OF 40l years additional, the re-
port produced no effect upon tho stock
market, and so failed to disturb our
cents Of security, 40 to speak. How.
ever, Mr. Richard A. Proctor has
taken the matter mp, and shows con.
clusively its absu.dity, by the very
simple illustration that il the earth
had. during the last century, drawn
one-thirtieth of her distance nearer to
the sun. the year would now be eight.
cen days shorter than it then was.
But, in fact, the distance between the
Chaldean sidereal year and our own is
not more than two minutes, which in.
dicates that il we have approached the
sun at ell, it has been at the rate of
about eight miles in 100 years, and
even this is doubtful, since the Chsl-
dean astronomers did not profess alb.
solute accuracy.
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aDr. o. r. Broyles. an sgsd and
highly respected citizen of Anderson,
died ON the 26th uit.
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March 5

Southern Life Insurance Bnilding.
A LII those who have cpgagsd rooms In
a. the Southern; Life Insurance Com.
pany's building. will call At our ofice 10
DAY OF MONDAY. Possession given In.
March Ga General krenss.
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The IMMORTALITY OF A BEARD. The
Berlin correspondent of the London
Daily Telegraph writes: Germany is,
on the whole, q country of rational
as regards the adjustment of hair and
beard. 1n this respect. every msn, 40
a general rule, be he soldier, lawyer,
magistrate. tinker. or tailor, is allow ed
and exercises his full right Of private
Judgment without any sort OF inter
ference from above. But Herr Con.
sistorialrath Hegel. son to the great
philosopher. has decided that the, line
must he drawn somewhere, and has,
accordingly, drawn it at parsons, over
whom alone he can claim any species
OF authority. A gentleman. lately
elected as pastor by some Lutheran
community. presented himsslf . few
days ago. according to Law, for the na.
cessary ratification before Mr. HsRel.
Consistorial Councillor for tho pro.
vince of Brandenburg. who at once
refused to tender the oath to the appli-
cant, on the ground that he wore
moustaches. "Go homo and shave
yourself" he said sternly, land then
We will see about it," The clergyman,
KNOWING bic congregation 10 be aanellg
sattaaad With his doctrines and his
beard, Y as EsSQlute in this matter as
the Oriental priesthood has always
shown itself towards shearing popes.
and the little Lutheran community re-
mains without pastor until the ques-
ton Gao be settled by some higher au-
thority-ths Oberkirchenrath, r'sup-
pDse. Rhis incident has become a
fertile subject for lampoon and carica-
fure. One OF tho comic papers gives
as u sketch of st. Peter under hands
OF the barber. A colleague asks the
meaning Of this. why, you see. "
the reply is. "it would not do TO stand
i'll with Hegel."
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The Chicago Times having burned
90 imaginary theatre. and filled its CO.
lnmns with the groans of the roasted
audience. oougratulates itself upon
having induced Manager McVicker to
make some excellent alterations in his
theatre. which will prove . safeguard
against fire. Tue Times Ia nov en-.
gagged In soaring the church people
about tho strong probability Of being
caught in their churches and similarly
roasted alive through defective con-
struotion. and points out several fire
traps under the caption. "Death turks
in our churches. The house of God us
are trap" There is good deal of
truth in this. for if some churohe ca in
other cities besides Chioago should get
we'll in possession of fire, few people
would ever live to tell the tale of the
interior horror.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-06

There will be an Inauguration ball
given at Leesville. g. O., on the 10th
OF April. in honor of the incorporation
Of said village.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-06

Those Friday evening prayer meet.
ings aud lectures o, Plymouth Church
are very curious religions affAirs.
Beecher keeps his audience in an in.
termittent breeze of laughter by his
Jokes and grotesque smiles, which
have about AZ much religion in them
az chapter of "Tom Paine's Ace of
Reason" On last Friday night, after
the riddling testimony Of MIS-. Moul.
ton and Bsecher's insulting language
toward her, he discoursed ON Meek.
ness." ut his church, and here is q
passage from the report of the pious
effusion:
You have large debt. larger than
you should have permitted to be CON-
trscted. and it is only . question of
time when your debtor will become
bankrupt. You don't 60 to him in u
tarious way saqd shout: Say, here,
old fellow. I mnst have my $50, 900 se-
cured right away. or I'll do this and
that to you.' Oh. mol You invite
him to Delmonico's and give him the
best dinner that money can buy, and
tell him that yoa intend to see him
through this thing, although you don't
mean to do anything OF the kind.
Then. when he feels good. you say to
him: Cant you arrange somehow to
secure me9' and he does it. After
ward, when the other creditors come,
they don't feel meek at all. It may be
truly said that the meek have inherited
chat mans property. The people OF
the world see that il jsipnwise not to
De meek. and they, there fore. keep
about them some sweat smelling herbs
to be used on occasion. the same as the
old housewives used always to keep
on hand. some thyme and sage aud
catnip." >.
Some of Beeeher's adhirers even
are disgnsted with his levity. and have
advised him to retire to his farm until
the trial is over.