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purchaser, eighty acres Of land, situaaed III
Lake county, two miles rom chasc, and ave
sos ss iac p no"ss' % s vel ~sssr sI"s" q
houss : lew besrlssg fruit trecsy Timber. beech
aud maple; An No,1 ''Sugar-bush;v one miIe
side track ON the r. a r. n. halfway FOR
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Great Western Gun Works,
M 16Q Snithfseld ST
Good Books!
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crs on receipt Of tlic regular prics, which is
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- A recent enactment Of the Leg
islature places rigid straight,jack-
ct on all violations of the peace
and sacrsdncss Of the Sabbath.
The following is the full text Of the
The Lake County star., 1877-06-21

IaintcSC lOeo tCnet 10 0oo O0no any
thing wrong. o.1la t,aa Taissi'iH q
There isn't the slightest pfotec.
tienI against crime in the city. rIfa
man charged with crime is arrested,
he has no difficulty in making his
escape, il he has money enough.
Within week four men charged
with grave crimes and under arrest,
deliberately walked of, one ont OF
Ludlow ST. eJail, 3 enc cut rof the
Tombs Police Court, and two out Of
the Court House. In each case the
officers in charge Of the prisoners
were conveniently blind, or conven-'
ientIy out OF the way, and all the
| prisoners. had to do was to walk cut
and get away. New all this means
Tammany isip control again. !,
The spirit Of reform which shook
the city has spent its course, popp-
lar feeling has in q measure srbsidr
ed, vigilance is relaxed and the De-
mocracy have come 10 the freht
again, The. old Tweed villains are
filling the Offices, Boss Kelly sad
his gang have contrsl, and such op.,
erations as permitting the escape
Of criminals who can pay for IL, are
ne longer punishabIs. Unless the
advancing tide is checked by some
] demonstration Of stron 9TH on III
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-09-20

The LEATHER MEDAL.-We often hear
of the leather medal, and in some instances
our military marksmen have won, and occa-
sionally worn, the leather medals as sort of
absurd regalia, marking very low rate of
Workmanship. Some time during the four
teenth century, the French King, John, for
the ransom of his royal person, promised to
pay Edward III of England 100000 Of
gold crowns. In order to fulfill this obliga-
ton, he was reduced to the mortifying neces-
sity Of paying the expenses Of the palace in
leather money, the centre Of each being lit
tie point of silver. In his reign Is found the
origin of the burlesque honor Of boyhood,
called comforting leather medal" The
imposing ceremonies accompanying the pre-
sentation gave full force, dignity and value
to the leather jewel, which even noblemen
were proud to receive at the hands Of majesty,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-09-20

The LIBERTY CAP.-The history of that
symbol known as the Liberty Cap is thus
briefly told:
When slave was manumitted by the Ro-
mans, small red cloth cap, called pileus, was
placed on bis head. So soon as this was done,
be was proclaimed freedman (ls6ersinus,)
and his name duly registered. When satur-
MUS took the capital, in the year 263, he
hoisted cap on the top of his spear to indi-
cate that all slaves who Joined him should be
free. MARCUS employed the same symbol
when melting the slaves to take up arms
against Sylls and when Cesar was murdered,
the conspirators marched forth in body,
with cap elevated on spear, as token of
liberty.
The Goddess of Liberty in the Avenue
Mount was represented as holding in her hand
a cap, thesymbol of freedom. In France the
Jacobins wore red cap (bonnst rouge,) but in
England the cap of blue, with white border,
is the symbol of liberty, and Britannia is
sometimes represented as holding such cap
on the point of her spear. The American cap
of fliberty is also Of blue, with white band or
border on the bottom, upon which thirteen
stars are placed, and has been adapted from
the British. There is no absolute or positive
regulation in regard to this cap, beyond its
shape and color, so far as America is concern
ed. 1t is in shape of an old-fashioned night.
cap or truncated cone.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-09-20

Frank Moses is good.natured, easy-going
man, with no principles in particular, and lit
tie pretension to any. So long as his father
was alive, he had no fear of the issue OF any
prosecution, and so was more open than some
of the others in his underhand dealings.
Kimpton is 6t ally for Chamberlain, exactly
the man to have been his most intimate friend
in college, and he was worked in close accord
with him. They were not warm friends, be-
cause each was too selfish to care much about
anybody except himself. Patterson was an
active member of the Ring, and is dipped as
deep as any of them. BE may succeed in
suppressing the investigation, 80 far as he is
concerned, backed by the influence which he
can control, but the suppression Of evidence is
the only thing that can save him from indlct-
nent As to the
PRESENT CONDITION OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
l certainly think that it is better than when
in the hands of the Ring. Wade Hampton
I believe to be an honest man, and one who
will try to do his duty to all classes of the
citizens. have no doubt that many colored
votes were cast for him in the last election.
Many of the blacks had become disgusted
with the Chamberlain government and the
wholesale plundering that was going on under
the Ring, and which Chamberlain at least did
not interfere to prevent. l am. convinced
that the determined struggle which Chamber.
lain made to retain his post as Governor, was
due largely to his rooted dislike Of having
the new administration overhaul the records
Of the past eight years. If immunity from
suspicion or direct charges could have been
assured him, he would not have held out so
long. The control of the State Is now so en-
tirely in Democratic hands that the Republi.
cans have practically no chance Of political
success for years to come The party was
trusted with the reins Of government and
misused its trust. All people have lost con-
6dence in the integrity Of the Republican
leaders, and the party, as political organi-
zation, has fallen to pieces. q:
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-09-20

REMARKABLE RECOvERIEs FROM BRAIN
WouNDs-AC Confederate soldier from the val
ley of Virginia, in one Of the battles Of the
late civil war, was struck, on the head with
minnie ball. The ball passed through the
skull, and the surgeons, afraid to probe the
wound in search Of it, left the man to die. In
the course Of time be recovered, but had lost
his reason, and was sent to the insane asylum
at Staunton, where he remained for eleven
years. Atlength DR.. Fauntleroy, an eminent
physician of that city, obtained permission
from the asylum authorities and friends of
the insane man to make . surgical examina-
ton of the head with the hope Of finding the
ball. He was successful, and found the ball
imbedded on the inside Of the skull and push
ing against the brain. Unable to extract it
with any instrument at hand, he took chisel
and mortised it out. As soon as the ball was
removed reason resumed its control, and the
deranged one was in his right mind. Hesays
that be is not conscious of anything that oc-
Cured during the interval Of eleven years.
From the time he was struck on the battle
field to the moment the pressure was removed
on the brain, all was blank to him. Another
case in the same county of Augusta was that
of boy whose gun burst while shooting, and
drove the lock into the brain. The piece was
taken out by skillful surgeon without serious
injury to the patient. But the most remark
able case was in the same neighborhood. It
was that of q woman subject to fits Of mental
arrangement. While in spell of lunacy she
drove an eight penny nail into the top Of her
head, penetrating down into the brain-the
nail having been driven up to its head. The
nail was drawn out, and the woman has been
in sound mental condition ever since WheeL
ing (W Na) Register.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-09-20

LITTLE BY L1rTLE.-f you are gaining
little by little every day be content. Are
your expenses less than your income, SO that,
though it be little, you are yet constantly ac-
cumulating and growing richer and richer
every day2 Be content; so far as concerns
money, you are doing we'll. 5l
Are you gaining knowledge every day :
Though it be little by little, the aggregate Of
the accumulation, where no day is permitted
to pass without adding something to the
stock, will be surprising to yourself
Solomon did not become the wisest man
in the world in minute. Little by little
never omitting to learn something, even for
single day-always reading, always studying
q little between the time of rising up in the
morning and laying down at night; this is
the way to accumulate full storehouse Of
knowledge. Finally, are you daily improv.
ing in characteri Be not discouraged be-
cause it is little by little. The best men fall
far short of what they themselves would wish
to be- It is something, it is much, if you
keep good resolutions better to-day than you:
did yesterday, better this week than you did
last, better this year than you did last year.
Strive to be perfect, but do not become down.
hearted so long as you are approaching near
er and nearer to the high standard at which
you aim. o.
Little by little, fortunes are accumulated
little by little, knowledge is gained little by
little, character and reputation are achieved.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-09-20

rings we're formed and corruption reigned as
it did in New York city under the Tweed
ring. So far, however, as my official action
as State treasurer is concerned, deny that
there are any irregularities in my accounts.
There was no plundering of the State treasu-
ry, except that authorized by the Legislature.
I paid such demands as were audited and
presented in accordance with law, but the
books were carefully kept and no irregular
payments made to any person.
The suit brought against me was for fund
ing coupons after I left the Office of treasurer,
and the accounts which I delivered over to
nv successor have never been impeached.
After the elections in 1872, remained in
Charleston on private business. | began the
study of law in Maj. Melton's Office, and con-
tinued as student there until went to
Europe in 1874.
PARKER AS REPENTANT SINNER.
In the fall of 1874 came North and SET
tied in Jersey City, engaging in business in
New York. For the past two years have
tried to live an honest and Christian life, and
help the temperance cause and other good
measures so far as lay in my power. 1 do not
wish to conceal the record of my life in
Charleston, but I desire also that the life
which have been leading for the past two
years should be considered when my case is
passed upon in judgment.
THE RING PICTURED IN DETAIL.
I have no respect for the men with whom I
was connected for six years. Chamberlain
impresses me as cold, reserved, calculating
and unscrupulous man in his ambition for
power, place and reputation. In his conduct
towards me he has been hypocritical, as we'll
az base, Csrdozo I believe to be an oily,
plausible, intriguing, unprincipled fellow, and
it seems likely that he will be shown up, in
the present investigation, in his true light.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-09-20

q much larger sum. / believe that three or
four million of dollars were spent in excess
of the necessary expenses for the meeting
of the Legislature during these four years
Both Senate and House we're responsible for
this The first president of the Senate was a
pretty good man, Boozer. They sooD got him
out, however. He was elected a Judge and
went out during the first session. Ransier, q
colored man, took his place. He was equal
to the occasion. Corbin was president pro
tenn. of the Senate when Roozer, the Lieuten.
ant. Governor, was absent. I paid Corbin a
good deal of money. Still, he held large
number of Offices and received large salaries
and regular perquisites therefrom. know
nothing, therefore, TO inculpate him.
I had no doubt that number Of charges
brought against the treasury were Improperly
passed by the Legislature. In particular
there were number of five thousand dollar
claims presented which thought we're out
rageous, certificates issued by those who pur'
chased senators and representatives. The
certificates we're properly authorized, howev:
er, and I had to pay them. Suppose 1 had
refused to honor them, what would have been
the result? Why should have been kicked
out for not doing my duty as treasurer
There was too much influence brought to
bear against me. If I had stood out alone, II
would not have made any difference. Why
have been to Frank Moses,
WITH TEARS IN MY EYES,
and said to him: "You will have no money
at all in the treasury if you 60 on in this way:
Frank Moses would only look up and laugh
"Talk about these Republican Reformers,'
he would say, "you never heard me say any
thing about REFORM" "No," said I, 81 never
did.' ,
I went out of office on October 81, 1872
Scott went out at the same time, and Moses
came in as Governor. Samuel Melton sue
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-13
Teuntes &apitel.
glut Gbre unO 0eWiiIen.

2aaar perlieb ben SaaI poll .3artae.
fibl bot BERNHARD Der 9ddterin ben urn
uno erntete oafir Den BeiiaQ oes Yubli.
fums. Gs mar ben beiben @atten aeitats
tst poroen, tpdbrenb Der Yeratbuna in ei.
mem aniobenben @emade ii9 matchmaker
gu untsrbaItsn. 2a3ur i4ien mutbiser aIs
Marie Ie idtpantte 5piiden Soifen unb
Wer3assn Die 3ebe bes Yroeurators lag
pie ,8srseslat OUT Dem Serjen, unb fs
fra9te ben aobofatsn, pomit benn ibr
Mann ben 8samterfi In 10 lsibeni9afhi9e
8erfolsunsswutb sebra4t babe. Sugar
iu4te ie gu ermutern (; man Iab, Abbs
@abrisl bate nidt umiont fait Die san3e
9ta9t bel ibm 3usebra9t. Die Minutsn
idli9en entissIi4 Ian9iam bin. SEPT
feili9en Ie i4on cine san3e Stunbe nm
Sein 2sbsn !" isuf3te Wfaris. 2aJar anti
iportsts nit einem Bid pol unsnoIi9sr
@ebmutb unb fibte feline 2inbsr, I'm Den
S4msr3 su psrbersen, Der i'm pl6bli9
ibermannts. Ct bate bic GaHuns pisber
seiponnsn, als Der @sri9tspou,ie6er ber-
eintrat unb sinise @orte 81 Bernhard
Ipra9. Ser aopofat itanb auf. - Dian
tpirb gu4 sIei4 rufen, 2a3ar," ipra9 er
nit bsbsnben 2ippsn uno Dsrfiste ii9 auf
Ieinen plab. Sis &i9ter nabmsn ibrs
Sibe pieber elm; bic @eibmorenen i9rit.
ten laneiam uno ernff poriiber Sootens
ii0s b.rri9te i'm Saale. Iuf elm 3sidsn
nit Der Glods srbob Fd Der. 9orlbenbs
Der @eIdworensn. 2aut unb feisrli4 los
er Die bonn @eri9tsbof seitslten Jr,ssn
Dor; aIs CT on bic enti4eioenoe Gormel
fam, p.rnabm man aus Der Sablrei9sn
Wenge aud ni1t ben l%eiieiten @tbemJug A;
nit s%r3punssner Tsitisteit los Der 9orii3.
,enoe bic psr6dnsnibpole Nntwort auf
Gbre @ewien n, Ia, Der glnser
flaste 1T jdulois I! gud Die 3ueite Jra9e
mad ben miIoernosn l%lmitdnosn ipur6e be.
iabt. @ie bumpfss 8rauisn nnb Woasn
oes Reeres be9ann es ii9 in Der Mense
AZ rs9en = ba warb Sugar bsrsinseiibrt.
9autloIe Stlle berri6te wieber. 2aSar
errietb aass, nod einsm sinjissn Bid auf
8srnbaro. ~9ottss 8ile sei4sbs," fiji.
lierte err isinsr Srau gu. Ser llrtbsils.
iprud wuroe nod einmal psrleIen 4; Die
Struielautste aui lebensldnslids 3wanss.
arbeit. Der 8erurtbsilte srblabte, bebislt
absr Die 5aHuns oas publitum mar pie
bon einem elsttriiden Sdlass setrOifen
bas Witleio mar alSemsin uno CAB ii4 in
psridisbenitsr @.iIe funb.
.Saben sic nidts ssssn oas urtbeil
ein5uwsnoen =. frasts Der Yrafosnt ben
Wsrurtbeilten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-13
XIV
Tran3isfa.

Gransista idlus ben @ss dbsr bic
Wieien mad Der Qanpfraee Elm. Stt
polte ntdt tur@ Gas Dorf 8sben benn
fe flrdtete trpB Der sorserldten Stunpe
tort Semancen ,u bsSesnen unb bsfra8t
su perten. Inter ben ipieerfreitenben
Gmpineunsen, bic In ibr rpirbelten, mar
ibr In pieism Moment nur cine nit BOILER
8larbeit bewubt: &ein Wenl6 iolte aus
ibrem Wunp erfabren. mas tbr 9eIhsbsn
mar, ielbit ibre einsisen 8reunce, Ma8lci
re unp ben Yfarrsr ni6t aussenOmmm
SIN 9sife risler l6li6tfn, aber feinfiblsns
pen8rau,este f6 unter ben beiBenS &mer'
gen pislsr Stunce Elm epIeS SelbfssfdbL
pas ibrem Grifli6sn remdtbissn Sinne
feineswesS pipsrlprad cas @sfibL, ibr
Glenp nidt psretent su babsn! Sn bic
lem Sswubtlein rubt suslei6 bic 8raft
perseibsn su fSnnen, wel6e pem unSlld'
lidsn, Der fi6 BON S9ulp fret weie, cas
tisfite Glsnp linftist. @Ossssn Der Stas
del eissnen S@ulpaefdbls iid l6arf IN bic
Ssele bobrt, III sS 70 natdrlid, 70 msni&'
LID, Ii9 ramit Dor ii9 lslbft su entl1ulpi'
gen, tab man glnpere anflaSt. Die Gn8elss
cute Gransista's empfane isltf tn eisism
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-13
u 9tes &apitel.
Scr W0Dofaf.

Ser QlIleniaal mar bis gum grbriden
aisefiat; idon 3pei Stunoen por Gr6f-
nuns Der Sibuns tuar.n bereits bic gu.
gdnge bsIa9ert; man beltiirmte Die 9fi9=
ter, ben YrdIibenten I'M reierpirte pldbe ;
cine fleine @unit bss Oientperionals MUIR
be nit @oIo beSablt. 9ie Samsn rauif-
ten IN ~elesanteiter Soilstte bic gmpore
binaut um alsbalo Den Nslinquenten, iei-
ne anseb6risen uno ben iunsen Barrier
Nobofaten Su lOr9nettiren; oa9egen biri.
sirte auf Iie ielber pieberum Die furSli1ti-
ee StuBertpelt Die mannisfa9e sldierne
Bemaffnung ibrer bl6oen Mugen. Sb bic
bur9 osrslsi9en aufmsrtlamtsit bspor-
Sustsn S40nen Ii4 babura sel9msi9elt
fiblten ODER gar oeBwesen ii9 einssfunben
batter, 1T iduer gu iasen = b0ie Wen.
i9en ~bebaupten es fir s.w6bnlid bob
iabeB oiesmal Die 3artsitsn Seelsu fid 10
3abIrei9 einsefunben batten, baran tru9
unter anoerm Jrau bon &sroersc einige
S9ulo tpi6er ibren WiIen. sic bate
Die i96ne bIaHe Grau nit ibren &inbsrn 10
riibreno in ibren &reiien seidiIbert, iie
bate ,ubem ibre Singebuns unb Susenb
mad Den ibr bon 4bbs @abriel gstporbe-
men WittbsiIunsen 70 bsseiitert seprieien,
bob bic .arme Yd9terin" Die algemeine
Spmpatbis fanb, 3umal in ibrem COB isoe
Grau inbsSriHsn 5u isin f4 idmei9elte.
9ansben ipisIten bic seipobnli9en Srieb.
feoern, i%nbelonoers jener rdtbielbafte 3us
i'm meni9li9en Serjsn, Der umn 10 mebr
gum Sdauen ordnst. ie sini9nstbenber
uno tragiider Dos 2ei6 1T, bas li9 Dem
au9e oarbietet ? =
I'm ben Senitern bes Scales, tueI&e auf
ben 8orplab siH9en, serietb bas pubIitum
in 8ewesuns; Warie mar eri9isnen In
SesIeituns BON Safob unb beTsn Jrau ;
fe ipm sben aus Der 3. MeHe, mo Ite bic
Gafuns nod elmer i9auerli9en Ta9t wis.
oersefunoen bate. Sic mar gan3 iapar3
setleioet, als TONNE fie gum 8esrdbuib.
Guf jebem arme trus ie Elm &inb ; bic
aleinen umi&Iansen nit Der einsn Sanb
ibren Sals. Die anoere Iieben ie ibsr benz
arme Der Wutter, bdnssn Jules idauts nod
Der Sbire; ieBt trat ie in ben Saal, benz
Warmorbilo zines alien Weiftsrs 3u oers
slsi4en. uno Die 6i9tsebrdnste Wenss 0f.
neie ibr 10 ebrfurdtspo1sm S1psisen 81.
ne @aie. go eben bate Ii9 aud 2asar
ont Der @ntlasebanf nieoerselaHen. Gin
@enso'orm bra9te Der pd9terin einen
Stub auf tueldsW is ii9 gu ben GiBen
ibres Wannes nieberlisb, nadoem ie benz.
lslben einen 3drtli9sn unb srmuntsrnoen
Bid 8useiuorfen bate.
Bernhard irat auf isinen Ypfsn. Sic
Ssl9uorensn tamen s%ruppenlUeiis 4srsin.
GnoIia idlus es sebn llbr, nro cine
l@narrenoe StImme rief: ,Sie Sits ab,
meme Ssrrsn; Der SsridtsbOf"
Us trut cine lautloie Stiqe elm ; Elm Bra.
foent Die Ri9tsr, Der Oberproeurdtor,
Die @sri4tsi4reibsr na6men plab. au&
Stenosrapbsn aus paris battsn Ii9 Elm.
s%efunoen.
6err bon &erberec lab lebr blab aus.
Ser proeurator, elm bsrber unb leiben-
i9oftli9er Mann. Der auf i9pierise Reats.
idls uno rebnerii4en grfols Isibsr nur gu