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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-03-16

LIFE OF MAJ. j. A. iIARMAN.-Mai. 4.
NJ. CARRIER. Jr. has written the life of Maj. Jno.
A. Earman, Stonewali Jachson's Chief Quar-
ternaster and it is now in the hands Of the
publisher. 1t will contain a number OF letters
from Gen. Jackson wheI. haze i}eses before
been published. The book wi be called
'sStonewaIl Jackson's Way and will be the
first of IL series of sketches OF Jackson's staff.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-03-16

Don't sai to go to pearnan's for Spring
KAI.E and all kinds of choice FiSfI-SIiAD.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-03-16


SHEEP KILLED by DoGs.-Gisai Eriiayt, las
dogs made an attack on the sheep-fod of Sif.
Gideon BafnIart, in this county, and killed
and woln(led five. A commission composed
OF Messrs. VIM. A. Hanger, C. B. Conner and
John Firebalsh was summoned by Justice X.
B. Koiner, which assessed the damages a,
SIT so. This sum added to the costs OF the
Commission, etc,s amounts to $50 80, all Of
which must be paid in order that we may long
er enjoy the luxury Of hundreds of useless
ours.
THE DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT giver
at the Town Hall on last Tuesday and We'd
nesday nights, for the benefit of Miss Mollit
Hewitt. were not as largely attended as they
deserved. sThe pieces '.Still waters run deep.
and s.'roo,lles'' were well performed. Mr.. i
j. Crowder, George w. Hewitt and the young
ladies', Misses Willis and Hewitt, rendering
their parts, as but few amateurs could. II
the character q John Mldmay, Mr.. CroWdel
displayed all case and elf-DosessiGn rarely
seen in place of this size on the stage, ant
gave the part far more naturally than many
travelling professionals. Te old man as acted
by Mr. Hewitt was a capital performance, az
were also tie parts sustained by the young
ladies.
liz the play OF the ''.Tooales" the same par
ties were equally successful and the support
generally good
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-03-16

cloudy and rather chilly, but the attendance
at the churches was large.
In tlac absence of Mr.. Baker, the Rev. MIR.
Church in the morning. No service was held
al night.
At the Second Presbyterian Church, the
Rev. William A. Harris, President of the
W. sleyan Female Institute, preached in the
morning. and at night the Rev. G.. B. Strick-
house. His text was part Of the twelfth
verse of the second chapter of Philippians, and
his exposition of it, one of the finest efforts we
have ever listened to.
Mr.. Minnek, the pastor, preached in the
Lutheran Church IN tie morning, aud annonnc-
ed that the Rev. Mr. Schaeffer of Richmond,
would deliver lecture in that church, this
Thursday evening, at 1880 o'clock, upon the
subject of the English Lutheran Mission in
Richmond. Mr.. Minnck preached at the Asy-
lun in the evening.
Services we're held in the Episcopal Church
morning and evening, the Rector, Mr.. Hull
hen, occupying the pulpit.
At the Baptist Church, the pastor, Rev. Mr..
Manly preached morning and evening. At
night Two admissions to the church by baptism
were made.
No services were held in the Methodist
Church in consequence OF the absence of DR..
Martin.
Rev. Father McYerry preached at St: Fran
els Catholic Church, morning and night.
CATHOLIC HIBERNIAN BENEFICIAL SoCI-
ETY.--The annual meeting Of this Society wa:
held at tIieir Hall, Oh last Sunday, and the fol-
lowing officers elected for the ensuing year:
President. j. j. Mcmahon; First Vice Prcsi
dent. JOHN Burns; Second Vice President
Thomas Btrke; Recording Secrcterg, John II.
Dinuecn; Assistant Recording and Cores
pondling Secretary, G. w. Oitmanns; Finan-
cial Secretary, Daniel Crimmens Treasurer,
William Kinney; Chaplain, Rev. Father Nc
Very; Marshal, NJ. Honnihan; Trustees, VIII
liam Whoiey, john Fulton and L. Hounillan.
The Society is in splendid Condolences
tablished on Il firm financial basis, and mum
bers among its members about sixty as good
men as the town affords. Its hall is large and
ilaltSomeiV iUfHisilGu, anu the laSG report Of
It's treasurer shows, receipts sos, 775-amonnt
loaned out 5000. Paid for benefit of sick S..
Funcral expenses, $3.50.
The Society has just received its new rega-
liza. They are from one OF the first manufac-
turing establishments and are beautiful, being
of heavy green rept trimmed with gold
braid. The pattern is the collar scarf, and on
one side Of the breast ere the Cross and Sham
rock, and on the other the letters, &C, II. B.
S." and an eagle. The ends Of the scarf are
joined with silver wire rosette.
The benevolent purposes for which the So
ciety was organized, and the beautiful lesson,
-'.Hep one another. Its teachings incul-
cate, make it an institution Of which any com.
munity may feel proud, and it speak, well fol
the liberality and broad charity Of our Catho
lie citizens, that the society has gone on pres
pering more and move each year, and extend:
ing wider and wider the sphere OF its beneG-
Gent influence.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-03-16
FRESH FISH, FRESH FISH, OYSTERS,
LARGE OYSTERS, FRESH KALE and
SHAD, at Pearman's.

CONVENIENT INvENTIoN.--Mr. s. NJ. Wilkes,
Furniture Dealer of this city, has invented an
improvement in extension dining tables that
Is very useful and convenient. The support
OF the table is arranged on hinges, and adius-
ted, SO as to contract or enlarge as the demand
may be, with the least effort. the service Of a
little child being equal to it. The method OF
constructing the table makes it very firm and
steady. 1t is an improvement that house Keep
ers will appreciate for its convenience and
safety.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-03-16

IMPROVEMENTS workmen are about
placing the roof on the three-story brick build
ing of I. II. Humphreys, on Main street, and
after completion it will be a handsome edifee.
Messrs. Earn,an & Bagby are the brick con-
Tractors, and ]. D. Shomo & Co. the wood
work. ..re.teart
mr.. y, A. kayser is. having the adjoining
building run up to correspond With Mr. Hum
phreys mousse and the one he is doing business
in. The height OF the three buildings will be
uniform with handsome caps, presenting a
handsome clock.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-03-16

ST. PA7RICK's DAE.-Friday, ST. Pat
rick's day, will be celebrated iii Staunton hy
!, parade OF the Catholic Hibernian Beneficial
Society, in their elegant new regalia. and the
Catholic Total Abstinence Society, also in re-
gala. The procession will be headed by the
StonewaI! Band and will march through the
nrincinaI streets
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-03-16

CARRIED OFF THE PRIZE. The fifty do
lars prize given By the College Of Pharmacy,
Baltimore, to the student who passed the
most Successful examination, was awarded to
VIM. NJ. Hughes, son of Mis-. II. Risk, Of this
city, he having taken first STAND in Chemist y
aud Nateaia lNsdica. We understand that
out Of a class OF forty. the contest for the prize
narrowed down to Thos. Reese ana VIM. u.
Hughes, bot, % this city, but as stated, was
awarded to Hughes. After his examination
the young gentleman. was Immediately tender
ed and accepted q fine position in large drug
store in Baltimore.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-03-16

pearman gets FISH & VEGETABLES daily
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-03-16

SHAD! sIl.sD "A big sensation at Pear
pan S With lis l<ARG + sliAD. The cheapest.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-03-16

FUNDs.-An apportionment Of $2,353 IS Of
County School Funds was made by the efficient
superintendent, Dr. r. s. Hamilton, on the
14th inst, disbursing to the several districts at
the rate OF twenty-five cents per head of school
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-03-16

SALE OF CITY PROPERTY NJ. Cus!l-
ing. on Wednesday, sold for Craig, Fultz &
Craig, Comrs, the house and lot of John \.
Noon, adjoining the residence OF NJ 5. Cease,
on Augusta street. to j. Fred Eiiinger, for
$1,000 Also. another house a,ld lot OH Pump
street, to Mrs. A. Shovpler, for $780,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-03-16

ELEcrIoN OF DIRECTORS AND Q-sIciss..,s.
At meeting of the Stockholders Of the Stiiilil-
ton Iron Works and Steam Engine Company.
held a. the office OF the company, on Monday
the 18Th, the following Directors were elected
for the enss.ng year
Major e. Mcmahon, I. II. Menifee, @. w.
Eyler, A. j. Butts and John j. Mcmahon.
And at meeting OF the directory held tile
same day. the old officers were reelected as
follows: Edward McMalion, President I. K.
Menifee, Secretary and Treasurer; G. w. Ely
| Ter, Superintendent and ". B. Ptzer, Book
| keeper.
The affairs OF the company are now in a
splendid condition, and It is turning out OK
cellent work and Il quantity of it. 1t is now
manufacturing Il steam portable engine fol
farm purposes, which all in need of an engine
should examine, as it is the ne plus ultra.
| A SWINDLER.--Last week a man with only
one leg, who represented himself as an ex-
| confederate soldier, was begging around the
street and succeeded in getting considerable
amount. To many he stated that he was an
old.war comrade of and well known by Capt T.
D. Ransom, while in reality Capt r. had no
acquaintance whatever with him, beyond hay
CT given him sum of money, deeming him a
worthy object of charity. Subsequently, the
man called at the residence of one of our
prominent young attorneys and stated to his
wife that her husband had sent him there to
get an old coat. He told such straight tale,
giving the name and all correctly that the lady,
though half suspicious, was deceived and GA We
him the ARTICLE. Her error was discovered up
OH the arrival OF her husband in the evening"
The swindler is no novice at the business, and
| we warn other localities.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-03-16

PERsoNAL-Nay r. G. BickIe was reg
sjstcred at the ST. James Hotel, jacksonville
Florida, on the Sth.
Col. Bolivar Christian was IN town last
week.
We are glad to state that Mr.. c. Halle is
rapidly recovering from his wound.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-03-16
Staunton Market, Mar. 10.

Grocer and Produce Dealer,
corner OF Main and Augusta Sre6t
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Rad, Der @Selt=eGnsttellnse

- Der &rupp'd)e Oampttr ,@Hen" fan
am Sonntuge i'm SbuDltll an unO gina a.
oerlSerfte uOualliion, eit>Ybilacslpbla, I'M
ttrbalb gSdlnut Str., U0r Infer. Sel
9ampisr muBte lGTgere 3cit III Nerp.@n1le
Del, lIe9eu bleibeu, biz crit burd bic SIS
boote Elm S1nal burf Oas@ls beS S6unlfIQ
pcltes our1l6Tittllb 10 3ol Itart 1T, ae
troten mer9en fOunte. Die Srupp'i6er
neutrality-suspicious., incl. Jfieieutanone
tueroen nit oieiem SblfIe uerIaben fperoen
Die Yerpadung iGmntltdergrtifel 1T berciti
belorgt, bod fam NIT oeren SranSpnrte mad
bem S6itie crit @nnc oieier SSohe beqonne:
neroen, oa Die Sn rieiem 3nefe Al benuten
ben lSHgen erit am OOanertage Iur 0isro
iitton lteten.
- Oerg(usfellungSplnB init ieiner Sd)nee
tede mad)t Jett auf ben Selu9er elncn fei
neSmeas erbauliden @luorud. 2uf ben
Blobe 1T eS Doe uno leer uuo in ben Ius
IteluuaSgebGubeu gum &beil ebenfalls, sun
Sbell becrIht aud nod, III eln,9en oerlelber
eine haotiife 8erpilru1g, od 9iiteu mi
iOniti9e @mbolllgeu in wiiltem SurdCiHan
Der iit befinreH,
- Die Adetbau, Dale" pro scrleQt mad
Sprin1.9ate, MOnmuutb @ouutg, rs.
aetrad]t meroen,.l mo Elau aus bem Material
oerielben etnen Sabnhof, eiu Sot:l Hno adj
9anobduier 6auen MIL.
- 4Ole Serlnoung Ger Oeutiden Ausfel
luuaSaiiter wlro bsute beeuoet iein. ga ti
Qrbelten i'm 6euti1eu 0epartemant Joni
ols teonoet Al betrahten Rn6, luurben bereit
am 5amitage Die IN bemielben ais Bddte
&C. anacltelit geipeienen BeriOnen entIaiieu
4uf Oem Biireau Der beutifen @Onmiiiip
i'm Oeutiden Sauiuon wnb es ned eini9
gSod,en Al tbun qeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-12-29

SgenteH ou9c3ebeuen 3eit, ionSerH erIf mad,
mebreren Woden ftattfHoet, oOet oas Der in
ben Yroipeften angefdnoi9te nienrisIte ueber.
fabrtspreis cine Gdui6ung mar unS fuum Die
Sdlfte Der pirflidl notbmsnoi9en ReileloIteu
betrdN. Sn3wliben fino oieie llnQliiflit,en
Der 8lllfiir Der I9enteR preiS9egeben, peIdle
he aut ole gSeile ausbeuten, inoent Iie ben
ihnldb!ihfen @eminn aus Der SecrdnauiR
tbrer S1usbefcblenen Siehen, an Serpflequuo
mo 2Sohinna unperiddmt profiticen uno iIe
l9on IN Antmerpen mn idnlmtlide III ibrsr
Aniteclung in bem fernen 2arbe, oas fie lid,
als 8etIeStel crforeu bnben, beltimm:e Mittel
betrltgen. gSir empfeblen bteIe an Said,en.
olebfnhl greu5enoen Sniffe Der ernitli6en Be.
adtun9 Settens Der betrsffenoen 9teaieruna
uno llrer SonIulate. Die jGrmerlihe Sage
oeutl1er anSmanoerer, mel1e bon QerptfIens
lolen Agenten ans Der Seimatb gelodt hno iu
artwerpen lhmdblidl i'm Stid]e aelaiien mer.
Den, bat bic Gufmertiamfeit Der RegisrungS.
SebOroen BON Neuem auf oaS Srcibsn Der
AnspanOerung5s Iaentcn geleltft, uno iiebt
man sner9tlHen NtaBnebmen 9e9en bieIelbeu
entge9en. 9tadoem Die 4usnanosrun9s.
Igenten aus 1amburg in SOlge Der uld,t
genug njucrtennenoenS Sbdtigfeit oes bortieen
Obcr. StaatSauwalts Or. NitteIltiot arDBten.
thetl8 Uertriebeu ilno, babsn oieielben Iid) nad)
9iotieroam uuO 9lntpcrper gelpanot, no
ite ibr ul6tSmiiroigeS 0anousrf fort3uiibren
'u6en. 0offentli6 gclingt eS, ibrem Sreiben
aud bort Ourd Mtlmirfung Der be;ceffeuoen
Ge9lerlngen Elm 3tel I'll leBen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-12-29
iSetersbr,tt,it ln girtr.Nnrs.

u m:2l off, IS. December. Sonn
Parioy9 4bcuttr brut I'm % llbr heute
D.or9eu BeuCr ans; Der eG,itanoeue 8erlulf
muroc bauptladHd Our6 9iaudb uno g8oIIsr
an9erl4tet, INN pi2 GuritcQuugen meroen
moltldeWN0 IN meulgeu SaQen fortaeiebt
meEoeu. -a'tc 9roBc uuO pcrtbuoQe Gbotos
Gr2p9 @ailCrle otr 00. Treoerld & S'Rgu
I'M ), StOdc otS ScbduOtS Rr. JS7, Broaos
mnU, muroe u0u rtu 6lammeu erqrllieu uuO
III tuEcr 3ct icChort. 9dS 5pclte Stods
mert, ~ mGIdltm lldI OaS yOtdl Der @uCl'idlen
"Gtuer mo Gmbr,der Alarm Comp" be-
'dAo, IJll CbeufONS Dem 6cuer sum &aube.
Ser &rano Debate ilh AMI gtr. 583 InO 585,
@roacipap, are, II mdd)eu iid) Ole @eihditsa
lotae 0Gr NlQ. ,Sohu SavuCU, 9. ". @lqflln
uuO y. 6tdut x &omp. beianOCu. lin Ill
llbr mar oOS GeuCr mtcr &onnole.
(@p1terl 0NS 6cucr eutauO nidlt in
| HditOr : SptrubauS, iOuoerH W ErCoerlf &
N'9tuu'o Rhoto9yapb Grltult, hinter
mcIdlcr oN9 Apcnb0a5 llcgt. 9ls untcre
StOdW1tr u lpcl4cm itl Oer Giu9ang 5n
6tr ApunbllWc beNnatt, wuroe onrd) oa5
gSanT btldGolgir oaS Sbcater III ie9O1 lille
o>rieb.t, r@H. Ello-'s &cruit betr0gt UUs
| 3ei0lr 500.
Dir Sc,iuf St8 9ru. 6reOeid bc!duFt Fb
AMI etIua $50, ,OO0; Die $eriI9sruug auJ S25,s
600, 0.ln glanbt, tuB OIs 6euer Our9 enc
iaacbaiie 9dsr01re CnlltunO. Die 00.
Sreeerid & S'9teil uerlieCeu idmmtlide
ylegatiueu, meIGe Fe IuHerbalb 20 SabrsR
| 9elQmmelt hatten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-12-29
tllniicS ttttS ..9aM. ~

9tLdlecm Grant Dor ctna % Sabrcu il
Ben. Rotnt 9ranEirt battle, murbe CT mad
Detroit, Ntld)., OeriCBt. Sic NtilltQr. .Sa
ieGue lag ouBerbal5 elr Slaot9reuSeu, uni
uno trenn 9lGnt CHS rem @eid,GitStbellc beI
Staot nadl ieinem Quartiere molte, uQ,
er 9enotbiat, etne 9roBe Strede Surd) einiame
SnaBeH mo leere gauf, aea iu 9ebeu, uoa
oenen @9anoler, Der 0aEldlS ell ltruOrrqqeu.
oer Stlulttmaareubdnplcr mar, cine 4u5ubl
el2ncte. Sne8 Abeno5, ais 9rant iii Ye.
9leltun9 lnebrGrcr &amerQcCn oen eiuiamen
Hiac nad) leinem Guarti6re elnqeidbluqeu
bate, ltiir;te er un0 uerlebte iid) 10, oaB cI
BON ielnen Segletteru uadD 6auie aeid)uiii
iuerotu muBte. Suum mar er luieber berae
itelt, OILS er iiG) uad) bem Siircau beS GeQt.
TRAITORS bC9db mo ermittelte, baB Der Uau.
pllt, auf loelbem CT Su 6alle gefOmmell
mar, CHANDLER 9cb6rte. ST beg06 iidJ nit
3eu9en mad SbanOlel's 2a0Cu, crtldrte ibn1
ben Sal uno uerlaugte p Daoeneriut, neil
btr S6nee niht, rp,e cine iIotlife Yeroro.
nun9 poIldjreibe, peg9eitjauIeIt 9eWeIer
lei.
CHANDLER b0rte i'm rubig Gil. GlS. er aes
enoet, eItldrte @bQuOler ibnI, baB er ii9 niCbt
81 elnem Sent Shapentriab ueriteben meroe,
uno babel narm perOeno, 9oB er bic Shaalt
lelneS 3OrneS it0er Grant un0 Ielne &amera
Den aus. Sie ieieu, iagte er, cine S9anoe
Fir Ole Armce unO bic Start; nenn iie nad)
Der Stant fdmeu, beiutten iie Die eleuSt.
fen Sdluappstneipen, tlGnfen Die Siune p,r
iuirrenpCn 9Sb 5fcp unO ttieben nd1tIid)en
llufus, iie m0tten Iitber Su 6auie bleiben,
ilh nii6tetn baltsu uuo @tmaS lernea.
Grant 500 iid iAm,i5euo Suriif, uuO Der
Glte Bad 9iaubte, einen Sleg errurgeu III
haben. Salo aber ,ab er ieinen Srrtbum eiH.
@rant perf.agte lbn niht MIR bielCs, iouoern
lcbes 0tul, peun S1uee seiaQGn mar uuo
@banbIer ibn nidt bate me9itaffen laiIen.
Oa oieier Ute!e Sauiellen beIa6, 10 biloeten
Die eIulgen Siageu f,ir thu cine anoaueruoe
Queue OeS SerOruGea un0 Icr0er, unb er
tam 81 bemSfluiie, paB es beIier ein meroe,
mt benz lungen Srleger 6tteoen Su idl;eBen.
Gr luoSraut oaber SI elmer freuuoidlaftlldleu
Seipre1nng Gin; allCln @raut, Der 3ad'S
Walepartus, no TT elue 9tie6crlaoe erltttell,
nl1t nod tinmal blludeu Uoute, fam nidt
nur nidt, lonpern lieB CHANDLER wiIIeu, Oaf,
menn er cine urterreoung NIT lbm bQben
note, CT i'm aufinden miiiIe; fdme er, 10
Derbe er yote Smne uerpnrenoen Sb;Step"
NIB anoere CUTE Clnse iinoeu. @banolcr
fnbr iOfOrt na9 @raut'S Guartier. Alles
mas man nit 9fudFht auf oieie llnterreOuua
erfabren bat, III, OaB @banoler an Dteism
Gage uttt nad ietuem9eid1Gft Surriidtebrte
Selt jenem utrbdngntCpouen Gage int
@runt unp Gbauoler Ole ipttmiten Sreuno;
81 Stg,to \
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8etroeene oeutSd1e 2I1Stpattoeret
,tttO ode Setttid)e &et6ss
Heoier4tatC.

NnldBlid Der ttanrtgen nGrfabruugen, nelde
cine Au3abl solt3i4er Gmi9ranten in Unit
nerpeu maiden muBte, Isatt bic in Bremen
erlAelnenOe Beier 3eituns" eieauimcrtiams
reit Der Beh0rben DteoerbOlt auf Den olten
Sreusi1aoen eesauswonoeruussweiens, unb
awar in ben folgenoen 8ortsn: y9uf tie Art
uub gSetis ber Sebanolnug, wsld1tn Die BON
aeuiiieuloisu a9suten ua9 uusldubtiten SD.
fen perialeppttn oeu;ihenauspauberer prcis.
aeaebeu iinO, wirft pieoer Ol9euoeDttthclluua
Ses in antpcrpeu erIdeInsncen ,Ycecurisur"
can areaeS Shaglidt: rllu9eldDr bunoert
bentihe AuSmautercr fnO in Der 6riibe bier
etnaeirolfsn, uerlOdt curf oe triigr,iAenSsr-
iprebnnatn oJenannterAuSwaHoerungSusen.
Ten. Diele armeu fummeu on, unS wenn iie
auI uapsrSHSitbt@in @init,fiung rs1nen, 70 fsllt
es I'D, entpeber ber1us, ocs Die abfabrt oss
b. .trsiisnpeH 9ampisrs ni9t 5a Der ron ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-12-29
9tbermals cin 9sattif TT cincm
Shp0fcr.

gtepzDort, 26. DECEMBER. - gBat.
renO Der getern N6enO ftattaefuubeueu @prs
ilelung III Dem gtemarfer Spernbauie bieIt
ein 8nabe oas pl0tlldc 9ln3Hnpen zines GaIs
ctuMlI9teS fir ten ausbru9 zines 6euers
unO itimmte oeH 9tut ySeuer" an. Srob osn
Gerftdlerungcn Oes Oirettoc3. haB fein Seuer
auS9ebrO6en iei, enttuna Elm aagemetuer
Panit, nnO 5soezmauu iudte buitlg OieG biirsn
81 erreid)eu. S6lteBItf nurbe Die 5tube
IeooA wieoer ber9eittlIt uno Die Soritelung
6u Gabe 9efiibrt. @lue 6rau uuo Elm flelner
anabe erbielten ndbrenO OeSGumuItS i6mer;s
bate, iepO1 nl9t IebenS9efd5rlibe SCrIeguns
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sIS.Garnlina fiir s,aiies .

Die 9eitlt9e u@a5ette" brtnst elne SpeSiai.
0spIid)e aus @OIumbia. S.-@., porin ss
beiBt, OaB Das cunsrcifOncGe lluterbuuS.
@omtte, Oortbin geIdidt, nm eie @uhlberdte
Suo- @arOlina's Su priiien, gu Der lleberSeu'
9nnQ 9elan9t iel, OaB Sap:s uno 8besler NOrt
nit flelner Otehybeit 9eiisst 1ateu, ater gleidI.
Settla ole glrudbluug6mn 5um @Ouusrs
nsur uuBer 3meifel it. Seftdtigt iidl bieis
0ltttbetlun9, 10 muB ielbftueritdnOltdl Das
@lettoral SOtlm Slo @urOlma's 9rn.
6abeS 9egeben p:rOen. 2Sm net9ttn uuS
iibrlgenS BON anfau9 benz @laubeu su, baB
0a5 @lettoral Sotum ces Staates 5io'
Carolina fiir bic 8epubltfaner, bas Gotum
fir Die Staatsbeamteu aber fir bic 9emotras
ten geIaaen lei. Nllein bas uiurp0tOriide
4aftreteu Grants bate Die Situntion IN Glib
9aroIlna uerpidelt uno i3meifcl pad)aeruien.
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SelegrapbiiGe 9esefbea
SdjiHbrIde tttto Nerlttit bon Nfcnz
Sd)ettIebett+

u E nay ortr 26. 0e5br. - Das normegt
ide Sdlfi o&ijufau," Don 2OnOon mad yten.
DOrf uuterDe9s, iirauoete IN Der oerqau9eneu
ytabt bel Ocean SrOoe an Der stli:e BON
Jtew SeriCp. Der 9aupt= unS 6Odmal
f:uo idon iber SOro gefaaeu, unO bas 6atr.
Seug puc wubrideinltf, ruenu Der iturte
gSlnO IT'D nidt bolO legt, pOn Der 8ranOuHg
in Stiide gebrOhen werOen. bic Ranui9ail
murOe gsrettet.
gllswO Ortb, 0te., 26. 9e3br.-Gin III.
betanuteS Subr3eu9 ideitsrte pabrenb bss
lebten Sturmes on Mtaribau -SsluuO in Der
gtdbe BON Sman's SsIanO. AlS man ras
g8rat ertOsdte, NOR pufelbe blreits bon zen
2Sellen Sertriimrert. Inter oem Gugez
i9weEmten SoI3werte ianO mou orei Itetf.
gsirOrene unO bctnube 9du5Iif nadte 2et6en.
Ser Spicgel bss iSabrscuges wurOe niht Dor.
gefnuoen; oui elmer Der Seitenplanten itano
leto4 Die Summer 66,89l. Der Sarge be-
o,ta
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Nlrl,ritcr . O1,,nflnnn

II 8ouoonL N-Dr %. 0Gbr. -- glerz
bunOcrtilinBia 2trbutcr Der ,,Sniderbottr
SIS Comp" pCld)e iu 6urtCp Yolut mt
ocm Glnbcmca BON Gte bcifditrgt maren,
lcqten bcuts oIc &tb'tt ncbcr; iie 0crlangeu
s. ~, SLID mo s. pr0 Sag, auitatt SIPS
| pro sag. Die Aybcllcg bcbaupten, tQB OiCisr
/ an9liauo ow Aniang cluer ulgcmercu ,Be.
m19uH9 III, ONB Die 2trbciter OrganiRr. iiuO
nm iclhcr GtS-&Ompagul. gchattCu muon,
/ tbrt &teroudtb2 clniuiegtn, bis Sieielbcu 0te
lrHBTcn Frtuc mtcNcr bc;ablcn. Su bitter
tlmgc gcIcno m>rtcn oadbrIih 81 Orcier 3eit
an 5000 @iaau buh orc SIS @cmplguIi'u
btidl0IttGt.
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GdSMS1AHS6np.

q E p'Y f, p. 0e5ember. - Die Srt.
gantinc .yillian Cameron" aus @barlotte-
tOwn, Eriuce @owaro's Sniel, trunoete se.
tern bel Squau. Bead, N..S. Sie 1T meniG
beidGOigt uub wirb wabriGeinlid Obne srOBt
ytIbe mteSer flott 9emadlt werrelt.
Scc @roue, N.,S., 27. DECEMBER.
pas norluegiide Sdiff DJflufun," weldbca
geIern in Der ytGbe oieles SrteS itranDete,
wuroe ge9sn llbr geiern Nbeur bon Der
SranDung Sertriimr.ert. Die &iife 1T aui
elmer Strede BON jWcl Oteileu nit ben Grim:
mern baS 19rafS beiGet. Sr. 0rummouo
&bite srparh iif grOBe S:rOienIte nm Die
Rettuna Der WQnHidlait.
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Gcgcgs, , 8mitooitre" ia Wor0s
HnfOiitg0

9ttw y ort, 28. December. - Sine Sc.
pc'dlc ans lElrm9tOu, gt..@., mclOet: ,2(m
lcBtcu Samltagc cStoutUtcu mcbrsrc rpelRe
BGrgCr clucu 9icgcr ans Der StaOt uad, jeiuer
lSobnuag auf Dem yauOc, nm lbn QeQen an.
here yGgw IN btldj;Rcu. Gr hattie nGmlidl
otmotrauIdl gciummt mo lem yebcu mar
ceebaib bcjroht Dorbm. SIC gc,eQidoft
mHroc nRttrmcjs BON clucr Sd)Qar geQer an
9ttdQn unO cln bluli9CS lRtiiergeiedjt eut.
'2anu 'dl, au mt!AIcm l8-2O Berioneu theft
naDncN. GtU 2&2lBer, ytamen3 Gonaou,
mm0c grooUt mo cine 2lu5Qbt 8tiBer un6
]te9r ucrnuurct. De 4nQreiier mnrben
ld!lcBi!t9 IL &c TNtlC gcblageu. gluer
Ger pcrmnucCtCu SttqCr mirO mQbGi1eiulit,
lterbcn. &lS lcbt iiHO cln 8crBer uno Elm ytes
Ser UUtufteL mOr0en mo eiue Shertifsz
rPone" oNrtGrclit ole 9tahbMihaft, I'M Die
tlbrt9cu Sclbclll9tcu ieit;unehmeu."
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lEitrit6cn nmf Ocr ,,SSlatbcaS"s
OtQcllfltr.

u en- Dort, 28. 9C;ember. - Sine Des
gtldl2 ans SoIcmou, Niont., mclOet, oaB Der
&9ent Or r6IalbtaO~" ,5nolancr ocu @eHerol
@Io0on0 Qebeten bot, &ruppeu uad OsrQoens
tlIr gu ldllten nnD Oen Ggeutcu, iopie ros
Slgcntbum Der 9tcglcrUNg 3u idEben. 9ieie
5notauer itHC lett Dem 2lu5bruhe Oe8 GuOio.
nertrIc90 belouocr5 bdaOcIiEdtig gemeien uuo
Is oerlauttt, OuB lie cine Seri6m5runa anacz
iettelt baben, I'M iid Oer 2lgeulur Ill 6emGf-
!lgen unO OeH AgCnten 3u Uertreiben. geueral
9l0oonS lftdte om leBteu W!ittmo6 etue Qb.
6t9euun9 @auallerIc oOn 6ort GQi8 uaGl Der