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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-13
Die nGonIolioatc0 Wtr9tntasVitae"
erfG10NFf

Sirgt a 9ttg, Neu., u. goo. -
Qm leeten 9onuta9e unb Wtontase rpuroen
266 9lrbeter Der s@ouiOlibatsO 8ir9mia.
Dtiue" cntluiieu, uuO Die 2Irbeit iit iait 9dnS
lt9 eingeiteat. Sr. s. g8. Wtadep erfldrie
IN ener llnterreouug nit einem 8erl6tsrflat.
ter, e5 erlltire teine 9luofdt, oaB bic entlaiie-
uen 2lrbeiter ndAlten5 iuieOer anseItellt werOen
piiroeu, unO Die @Ompa9nie batte eit LANCER
3ett mebr yeute, ais notbwenoig tuaren, be.
iddfti9t.
Auf Die 6rage, oh Die Otine erid0pit lei,
erpIoerte Ell: vJtctn, aQeiu Der grtras OeS
@r5es in ben unteren Stolen lit 10 serln9,
OaB id Der Bstrieb nur al penigen Steleu
lObut. Die btse iit 10 srOB unO Oas @etetn
10 bart, Dab iett iedl8 Wtauuer nidlt 10 uiel
grS 5u Sage f0roern t0nneu, alS triiber ein
etu5iger." - @r ertldrte ferner, aud in oen
oberen Stouen babe Der @rtrag 10 beoenteuO
ab8eHOmmeu, ouB uur nod ein geriHger Bro.
fit ourd Die 8earbeitun9 berelbeH erjielt wer-
ben tDllue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-13
9ie ssfsd,ereffrnnr.

gS htngto II. gtopember. -
Die @orrefponbenS 5miiden bem Sefretar
gparts uno benz Soro Salisburp besioli6
Der StiderelIrage ptrb pabridetnli1 bis Sunl
%. os. Wtts. iortgeiett meroen, an ipeldem
DATUM Die @ntiddotsun9siumme an @nq.
LAMB fdaig 1T. Die Sunlme pirb Johann
mahriAelnlid Mnter YrOteit bsiah[t perp ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-13
etnsitanS lit sbtIoSefsbio-

8biIaoelp6ia, IL. Noo.-9i gSebe>
riuuen in Oeri9ieoenen 5eppidpebereien Der
10. gSuro ftellten geitern in SSOlqe eiuer 9obn-
reouftion bon einem Sent pro OarD Die Ar<
belt ein. Die 2lrbeitsrinneu mareu berett,
ild) elmer 9teouftiOH uOu eiuem balbeu Sent
III fiiaeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-13
selbftntn nro taatt eft,en1 gscnernte fser

San u HtDHl0 2eT., z. gt0oember.-
Sas. 8. &ilgore, aus Sremonb, Ser., begins
gelern Gelbitmoro, inoem er ii6 ole &eble
nit einem Feoermelier burdidnitt. &ilaore
lltt ieit ldngerer 3eit Oh Der Aus3ebrung, nnb
man slaubf, OaB lein bofinuussloler 3aitano
ibn 3a Der Chat trieb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-13
War Sausfraueu BON gstdttioFettI

Benn SeSer iein 5aus fir ben 9erbff einrittet, io
mare es iebr oortbeiIbaf 6er pOpuIdren 6irs
ma bomos u. Grean, Nr. SO, Rorbs 8 no.
arbfroBe c, einen 9euG a6itattete. Durt fno 9l6a
teIn, Sepptde, @adsm6, Genhers IlOuIeaur IL. |. 10.
segen seriuge D06enade ooer monatlide Ilntensaba
lun9en bu haben. (Stt.t ,2QheYl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-13
2luS MerifO,

6auanna q, II. 9tOOember.-0e 0ams
pier ,@it1 of Nclp.golf" 1T aus 8era.Sru;
angefommen uno bringt Na6ridten aus Der
Staot U1erifo bis gum A. gfouerber. Utini
tier 9tomero bat oem @Ongreiie Die Nunabn,e
zines @eietes empfobIeu, lpeId9es Die AuSiubr
UOn Silber geiattet. Die 3oletnuehmer itno
bur6 Senor Homero angeiuieieu poroen,
fiinftigbiu monatlide Sertd)te 5u erltatten. -
DteritO miro 9eleaaten auf ben 6anOels
&onpeut un1 Stem Orleans ifiden. - Brdz
itoent Dia3, Geueral @onSales uno anoere
6ibrer, meldle bic 9e9enpdrtlge Contribution
be9iinfigeu. meroen fortwdbrenO bon Der reuo.
lutlOndren ODER p&urtepcts" s"Purtel angegrifs
fen, alcin Die Anarlffe tra9en uur ba3u bel,
Oa8 Gniehen oeS YrGfoenten Su erb6beu. Ser
8ori1laQ, Den IHStermin oeS 8rdFoerten
nm Suei Sabre su perldugern. 9eip1unt tag
lid neue AubdHger. = Sn Salf8co ereiguefe
ii6 gelegentli9 Der @OuOerneurSwabI ell
Auirubr, wel1er ieOo9 iAnea unterSriidt
Duroe. Oas repoluttoudre @lement i'm Staate
GamaultpdS iit g6nSlld unid)doli6 gemabt
wOroen. - 0a8 Sullen oe8 Silbers bat eineu
uudltbeili9en GlnfluB auf bic @eidGfte aus.
oeiibt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-13

BURNETT'S COCAINE if bos beae
unS bilIi9ite Saartoiletten- BrGporat Der ReIt
gegeR Sdorf aao 8ei5 Der &opfbaut, GS
erSeust trdftises @a4stbuin Ses 8aores.
(eebT,9.iS, .&nm.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-13
@ptferies @eipinnite.

Stem Orleans II. Rouembsr. - Bel
Der mOnatliden 3iebuug Der 2ouifana'er
SStaatSIotterie gemauuen fol9enOe QOOie bic
hauptldtllt4en Yreiie: gtr. 75,475 $4,000,
gtr. 89,207 $4,000, Scr. $500 $4,000, Nr.
1851 uno gn. 6O,S13 ie $25OO.
Der Snbaber oeS crlten Qooie8 iuobnt in
8alpeiton, Ser., be8 Spsiten unb pierten III
Stem 9ort, oes oritteH SIT Albanp, N.s9.,
un0 oes fiinften Al 6inlen's @rop,. N1n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-13
Sonnent sur SSoFoernn9 oes san:

@htcago, II. Houcmber. - Su Sieier
Stabt trat heute Der gtational- uno SuternQz
ttOnal @Onoent sur 60rperung unIeres San.
relS NIT ocm 2luslanoe, beionoers nit Ga
naoa, SiiO 2lmerita, Uierifo uno cuba, in
nSarpeazSau" 5uIammen. lleber 300 0elez
9ateu, oarunter Der merifaniide @eiauote uuo
olele @ongreSmit9lieOer, paren anuelenO.
StoatSiefrelGr 6arlaH perla8 Die BeuiQ.
tommnnngs aOreiie, unO a6tb. gmerp u.
Storms belt etne ldn9ere 0tebe.
Idtb. @eOrg gS. WOrri8 aus 8entudu
tpuloe gum Brdiioenten uno mebrere Serren,
Oarunter 5r. s. .. 8etberieu aus @ahingz
ton, 8. s., 81 Sice-Yrdiioeuteu ertuablt.
9fa9bem Der @onpent Elm @omite iiber &eio
luttonen ernannt un0 osmielbeu mebrere 8er
l9liiiie itberpieien bate, erfOlgte Sertaguns
hi4 t11nrnop
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-13
Sic g0oI,l In siiO.Sorolino.

@barlelton, S.=@., II. Jiou. - 0rei
bieitge @ablbeamte murOen heute inter Der
anflage perbaftet, bieSuubess sSHlfSmarid,6Ue
am gSabltage on Der Ausbung t6re= Yflid)t
uerbinoert nuO iif] gelpeigert 81 baben, Die
SttmmSettel OfientIif) gu Sdblen Die Ser
bafteten leiiteten auf eia 8orperh0r Ser,idJt
nnb ftelten Siir9idaft. Siele Serbaftunz
gen merOen morgen erpartet.
a6tSebu Siirger BON Srangeburq purOen
nnter dbnlthsn 4ntla9en feitgenommen unO
Itellteu ebenfallS giirQldbQft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-13
2St6tiae SeSGlitfSc Ser 9actp=9orfer
GI9nf.ittnzS s. nj fez zNaifna1nfin nm

gtem y orf, ~. 1topember. -0te beiige
Clearing z6ouie= =9thosiatiou" iette beute foI=
genbe5 Programm left, medes am 1. Sauuar
1879 in &raft treten loll:
Gritens miro lid, Die 2lfOjiation wei9eru,
@olDmiinSen als Spesial 0epoiiten Al eul.
pfan9en, rpirD Oieielben jebob als geietli1es
3ablung8mittel bebaubeln uno annebulen;
!3weiIenS io1en feline petterc ipc,iel auf
Sob lautsnoe Numeiiungeu er1pfaugeu ODER
ausge5ablt merben;
0rtttenS miro oas Clearing 6ouie" 8anf.
Silan5en entweoer in @olo ooer S6abamtss
noten annebmen ooer aus3ablen;
SiertenS perbeu Silberoolar8 nur Hitter
Der ipeSiellen Seoin9ung ats 9epoiiten ause.
nommen, baB Die 0epoiitoren in oerielben
UfIn5lorte aus9e5ablt peroeu;
Slinftens miro Die au85ahlung bon 8tlau-
sen III StlberoouarS ODER Silber- -@erttfifaten
perboten, ausgenommeu III Summen BON noe.
niger, als $40;
Se4etens icllen bic @pesial=@olb. @onti
am l. Sannar 1879 our9 beionoere Siiubi=
gung anf9eboben lperoen.
Die MaBuabme eriOlgte auf geranlaiiuns
Sea GSpfrrt1rs 6Shor,,,r,
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Sagssnenigfeltelt.

lGritpriene, tciesrapbiidbe ilns gSetbfslbldtters
Npttien.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-13
Gin ffiirnifdcr 2lrbeiter Gonbe.tt
tn Bottom. - Compliments fur
ncf nftatt,ttrif &enrftcfa

9 It o n, II. gtooember. - Oie @QrS,
uno Staot=&omite'n Der 2lrbeitcrpartei biel.
ten beute Nbeno etneu @onpent nm elm
Staot Gtdet aufsufteQen. Die GerIammz
lung mar etne Der itiirmiidften, tpelbe ie in
bieier Staet abgeAalten muroe. DaS @as
in Der Sale mur0e mdhrenb Der Serbanblun.
gen abgeorebt. Dennis &earueg mar anne
ieno uno bielt cine Gebe, in iuel6er er Die
Rotbpenoigfeit betoute, glrbeiter als @anoiz
Oaten fiir itdotihe 4enlter 81 nominiren. @r
muroe mebrere Mtale bur4 Die Delegaten ull=
tcrbro6en, bon pelden bic Mebrbeit bic go.
miuatiou bes 9rn. Yrince gum Nfapor Al
begiinitigen idbten. 0tebrere 9elegaten 9in=
gen 10 nett, buB iie SeurnsD bic 6dute Dor bic
9taie bielten uuO tbn fra9ten, parum ct ci=
gentlif bterber fon1nle uno iid in Die politiz
id]eu 2tngelegenheiten Der StaSt einmiidls.
Dad lGuaerem Dispute Duroe ein auSialies=
lid aus 9(rbeiteru beitebenOe5 Glfet aufge
iteGt, on beiieu Optic ser !6utma1r s.
Sing als Dtapors. @anDtbat iteht.
Die greenbddler baben bis jett nod feline
@anbioaten nominirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-13
SMiffsnod1rfMtcit. .


6aoanna, -. Jtoubr.--0er 0ampicr
y9antiago De Cuba" 1T BON Stem gOrf ein'
actrofien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-13

q. Dupau als 6ilislebrerin on Der 26dters
@rammdribule ytr.15, Sri. 9ucilla Wian als
6itlfslebrerin on Der 9fegerfnaben Sdule
Nr. 6, Sri. 2nota 8afer als 5iilislehrerin
on Der euglild) beutideu Shule Scr. 2,
Trf, Sttilie 1anpioH ais Siilfslebreriu
On Der Gnaben. @lsmentarlhule ytr. 80, Sri.
Qi,,ie @nsao muroe sur 6iilfslebrerin an Der
Sfnabeus @lementarihuie gtr. Is nomiurt uno
sSrl. Gccles Don Der &1hter-@ramndrI6ule
Nr. oil bic E1hter- @rammdri6ule Scr. IL
periett.
5r. NtfinIeu enrpfabf, bic Grnennung bon
Aufiebern (monitors) i'll Oen perlbteoeuen
G9ulen auisuaeben. 9tad ldngerer Debate
tuurbs Der 8oriblag bis sur nadlten Ser
ianlmlnng suriidselegt.
Or. Wurran BON Der 10. gBarb refsnirte
alS Mitglieb Der 0eh0roe, itano aber, oa ibn
mehrcre Sdnlcommiiidre baranf autmertlam
mahten, oab Der Stabtratb fb bis SaEnar
udditen SabreS perta9t babe NIB bis oabtn
fein anbsrer Sertreter Der gSaro IN Der BE
b6rbe er,pdblt meroen tonne, bapon ab.
gfa9bem etu 4ntrag oes 6rn. gSens, erite
9ilfslebrer sur @rtbellung f5rperllder Gid
tigung in ben SAulen au ontoriitren, 3ur
lpeiteren 8erathuns suriidgelegt noroen, er-
iolgte Bertaguus.
Stehaffaire. Gin Neser, Na.
mems Wm. Aaen, SIR. 7s, Hierceiir., tuobn.
haft, wuroe geifern friib in Der uGlapitraBen=
6alle" angeblif BON einem anoeren geger,
y 9Rumens 2D. 8. Garter, in ben unterleib ge.
Nohen unb i1mer perwnnoet. Aflen murbe
mad ieiuem 1aule uno Garter uadb benz mitt.
leren 6tationshaufe gebradt. 6rieoensrtds
Ter Sobns lhidte ben 2eeteren fHf ein am 10.
es. M. anSaaeufuDfs YerbDr ms Gtabtge-
fangniB.
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Sic Gongrebtpabt int fl. StItrtfte
Dott Settttintnanten.

Sc gu d. y bunf, 3D., -. Nop. - Die
gSablribter be8 II. @onsreBoiltrtftes BON
Benninloauien trQten heute bier suIammeu.
Die 4td]ter aus ben Counties Carbon, 2ue
serne uub 2adamauna beid,einigeu Die @r
rpGblung oe8 9tepublitaners Nlbrigbt our6
cine BluralitGt BON 81 Stimnlen, mGbren0
Die 9tidier aus ben Counties Bife, 0tOutuur,
Oionroe uuo Columbia Die @ripGbluu9 oes
0emofraten 8lob, pel6em ite eine Bturalt-
tat bon 81 Stimmeu suipradlen, beidei.
nigten.
Ste Sttmaensa1l1n9 TT sSlortSa.
SaGi ionptlle, Sla., II. HOuember. -
6tdter 9Sltberipoon, D1tt9lteb Der 3d1lun9s=
beboroe bon 0fabtions @ountg, iuuroe geItern
NbenO BON einem 8unSesmari6aa inter Der
Nnflage Derbaftet, ben g2ablberid,t aus eiz
mem Se5irfe serlt0rt Su baben, iuel6er bem
fepublifaner Sisbee etne Ntebrbeit BON 81
Stinlren CAB. 8itberipoon leiltete auf ein
Sorosrb0r Ser3id]t uno ite1te $4,000 Biirgs
Ifaft fir ieiu Grifeinsn Dor benz Sunbeege.
rtfte. Der 92e9sr Samuel Suitb, elmer Ser
Wabls SnipeftOren in Waoilon @ountp, if
lpsger YfltdJtuernadldiiigung oerbaItet unO
Dem 9efdngnllie iibernicien norhen. @tue
Oepeihe aus Aladua @ouutp uteloet, oaB ole
Oorti9e 3dllun9Sbtb0r0e Die Beridte aus 0rei
SeSlrfen ~btnauS 9e5dblt" hat, neil auf Den
Stimm5ettsln in elutm BeSlrte Die Namen Der
Sttmnlgeber itanoen uno neil bic 0uplfatbe-
ttd)te aus ben beibeu auoCreu Seiirfeu nid]t
Li6ereiu itlnuten. SIN Sale Otcie DtaBnabme
aufreft erbalten miro, 10 1T Sisbee'S 4tajoris
tdt IN alu9ua.@ @OuntD BON $50 auf 81 Stlm'
men reouStrt un0 Der 0emotrat DuQ i'm
Stitrtfte ermdbl1; feruer 1T Elm 9emofrot an
TAFT pes 0fepubllfanerS 6. g. Dennis in Die
erluablt. SIN 6iilfSbunOe8z
Dtaribaa uerbaitete beute bic 0htSlieOcr Der
3dbuugs nno hieielben meroen MGR.
gen Dem Sunoes @Ommifar uorgefiibrt mer=
ben. Die 9tepublifaner IN SadonUile cirfus
tren cine Betiton, tuel9e nm cine @rtraiitung
oeS Sbergertft5 uno 4usiteaung zines Wan-
muszSefebIS gum 3pede elmer Heuen Stimz
btttet.
gttf Oct sSa90 eri6oTen.
s otis le, Yenni., y. ytouember.
-&InOlag Seller8, @igenthiimer pouSclers'
5otel 5u Sduptfilzpaoen, puroe beute our9
,uidaiSe @HtlaOung eiues @epebreS in Den
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Der en5tge Gbelet i Der QDet alefommt


ss Msam bon SnseR" ssanst
Der
b nGrat
@ @ M S aas aess " eS @ aTR @Hs
msHs srparnnsn Rebs
ier ben
AMERICAN JEWELRY COMPANY, 5 Arcade CINCINNATI, @.
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Cheap Advertising.


1t does seem to US that advertising has got
to the very lowest ebb. Either the publishers
Of newspapers have encouraged tremendous
reduction by accepting offers at ruinous rates or
advertisers do not appreciate the value Of the
services rendered by newspapers. Here We
have an offer to publish an advertisement of
little over square, for one month, with a local
notice about the same length, for which we are
promised ttcO dollars. Almost every day We have
offers to publish for year, for which we ore re-
quested to send the avertisscr from S25 to 500,
before we can get dollar for our services. If we
were to accept oil the offers made for publishing
advertisements we would fill at least three fourhs
Of our paper with them and have in our pocket
from one to two thousand dollars in due bills {:
but it would require from $500 to 81 900
cash from us, to make those due bills avail
able, and then get paid in Pianos, Sewing Ma
chimes, Quack Medicines, &C., &c. We arc not
dealing in any such articles, just now nor are
we disposed TO injurc our business by working
for chips and whctstones.
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AL Aboard for Chicago.

At an impromptu meeting, COTTON up Inst
week at Spartanburg on the occasion of the
visit of the Washington Committee Of the Vine
Growers Association, number Of speeches were
made, and in closing good report Of the meet
ing, correspondent of the Columbia Register
says:
Last but not least Col r. Y McAden, of
Charlotte, was called, and male about the best
speech of all. lie went right into the middle
of politics and nailed his banner to the IIamp-
ton mast and said that South Cnrolina's Cover
nor by his sound conservative policy, had done
more to conciliate the North and South than
any other man, and that to-day he stood head
and shoulders above them all. lie then spoke
of the Spartanburg and Ashcville Railroad, and
announced that arrangements had been made
that day by which the cars would 60 into Hen
derson early in July, AMI maic the thrilling
prediction that in two years from today the
people of Spartanburg would hear on the street, ,
"all aboard for Chicago
So mote it be.
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Congressman Eyins.

We have carefully scrutinizcd the course of
Col Eyins, our Representative in Congress, and
so far from finding anything to complain Of,
feel great pleasure in endorsing his conduct
throughout. lie has made no great speech, nor
has he practiccd the role of too many newly
ilcdgcd politicians, by parading himself and his
opinions before congress upon any and every oc
casion, merely for effect upon his constituents :;
but by dignity Of department anda quiet cXcr-
else of his fine abilities and pure manly quail
ties, he is establishing for himself name and
influence in the national councils which, in n
few years, will be made powerful for the honor
and advantage of his State and immediate CON
stituents. But an experience of one term is
not fair trial Of II mans ability and usefulness
in Congress In that time he hardly "lcans the
ropes, and We unhssitaiingly announce deci-
dad preference 70: him as our candidate for re-
election.
We arc pleased to find that in the general
scramble for Office but very slight effort is made
to snrplant Col Evins. 1t speaks well for the
people and certainly is an endorsement of the
co.'s. course
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Sound and Well.

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 20, IsGG,
Ur. j. HrddfcLd-Dcar Sir - tako pleasure
in stating that, sometime previous TO the late
war, used, with The utmost success, on n SER
Fah' gIri, your FEMALE RE"uLAron, prepared
then mt Bradfclds Drug Store, West Point, Ga,
She had been suffering severely fYom suppressed
mcnstruation and this medicine soon restored
her To health. She is to-day living in Atlanta
sound and well. will state farther, that |
know of its being used with equal success in
other cases. | do not hesitate 10 indorsc Your
preparation for tho purpose for which you rec.
ommcnd il.
Yours truly. JNO. e.. WITITNEE.
For sale hy all druggists and by A. IRWIN {;
Co., Union.
hrril t2 1S Al
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

On ThursdNy Of last week as the down Train
on the :. L. Il G. Railroad was passing, at the
new fast schedule rate, about Is miles below
here. il ran over q colorcd lad, named james
Sims, aged about lS years, almost cutting his
body in two, and killing him instantly.
coroner's inquest was held, and it was very
clearly established that no blame could be at
tachcl to the Engineer. The boy was seen and
spoken to about 10 minutes before the accident,
and was then lying down with his arms resting
OIL the railings, and it is supposed he f.ll asleep
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For the Times.
Jonesvillo Democracy.
JnNESvIL.l.E,.A Apr

JnNESvlLLE, April ~, 1873.
Tic Democratic Club Of Jonesvilc was reor-
ganizcd on last Saturday, and the following Off
GERS elected
w. Il. LITTLEJOHN, President
ii. r. MEANS, Nicc-Prcsident.
w. ii. s. HARRIS, Recording Secretary.
J. E. LINDSEY, Corresponding Secretary.
c. W. BONNER, Treasurer.
About - names were enrolled and others arc
added daily.
J. L. Lindsey was elected Delegate to the
County convention.
Jonesvillc will do her whole duty in the COM
ing campaign. ii.
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The European News.

There has been but little if any change in Eu-
ropean affairs since our last: but it docs look as
if all Europe was expecting, if not preparing
for war. Both England and Russia are slil
moving and organizing troops, and in every
other way getting ready for n conflict. The
longer the discussion continues nor, the greater
is the danger that the difficulty cannot he peace
ably settled while every day is disclosed dcci-
dcd feelings Spr ono side or the other, by gov.
ernmenis that hitherto lulys- ocsnpis4bsneu,r
positions. An ndiscrcct act or word on the
part of either may plunge the whole of Europe
in a long and terrible var.
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Rice g. McLure's New Goods.

Tho attractions, in quantity, quality and va.
ricty Of New Goods just received by this firm,
arc only cxcclled hy the extremely low prices
they arc selling at. Tho firm itself is guar
antcc of honesty and fair dealing, while it is a
real pleasure to trade With Cart McLurc and
his gcntlcmanly cle:k, Mr.. W. O. Cornor. They
offer every advantage that is found in any other
store in Tic up.country.
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Foster s. wilkins Speak.

The Advertisement of these gentlemen APP
pears this week. Everybody in Union knows
this old establishment, and it is only necessary
fol us to say that they have just received n full
stock of New Styles Of Dry Goods, and all
other goods needed i'll the family, on the planta-
tatioa, or in the workshop, and they never allow
any store to underscll them. Go and see for
yourselves.
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Mrs. Grants New Goods.

Mrs. Grant has just returned from Market
and brought with her the most complete and
hanasomcst stock of Millinery ever seen in this
County. Her new styles Bonncts and Hats are
truly superb. lady with one Of her prcticst
honncts on, would look sweet enough TO
ki-ndcr make fellow feel good all over for q
week. Then she has lots Of other pretty things
TO make the girls, and married woman, too,
look irresistible. And then she has some art-
clcs of which our extreme modesty iorbids us to
name; but we stole q blushng glance at them
when Mrs. G.'s face was turned, and, whcw (.
ain tthcy pretty. by reading her advertisement
you will find out what we mean
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A Das tardly Act.


On Sunday last some one, witt more of the
brute than humanity in his heart deliberately
shot two of Mr.. J. T. Hills best mules in the
stomach, from which it seems impossible for
them 20 recover. Whether the act was done in
spite to Mr.. Hill or in anger towards tie mules
it matters not, it was q cowardly and inhuman
act, and the perpetrator is not worthy the name
of good citizen.
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Memorial Day.


What arc our ladies doing towards paying
their annual tribute Of love to tho honorcd dead
Of the "lost cause" who were buried here
Next Friday, The 10th of May, is the day APP
pointed rs Memorial Day in this State, and
we suppose this reminder will be all-su(icient
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A Handy Mechanic.

If yon want good Carpenter work done your
roof covered with the patent Firc-pro,f Paper
ing, good Oil-Cloth for the passage of your
house, dining-room or any other place that will
save a carpet, call on Mr.. p. II. LEMAsTER and
he will accommodate You promptly aud cleap.
See his advertisements
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y Hint TO REVENUE OFFICIALS AND DErEC-
TIvES.-The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
to-day issued the following circular letter to all
collectors OF internal revenue: The number
Of cases for violation of the internal revenue
laws that are placed upon the dockets of the
courts throughout the country, is so great, and
the expenditures for the trial of these cases is
so large, an i'll many courts, in consequence of
the great nu"ihcr Of cases, the delay III bringing
eases % trial is great, that it becomes mat.
ter Of great Importance that the officers of the
Government should observe the utmost degree
Of care in bringing cases into court."
In view of the facts above stated AZ well ne
the rights of the citizens accGSCd You are there
i9re instructed, before reporting case to the
RtStflct-Attorney fer prosecution, to examine
into the same with the utmost degree of care
with view Of giving tho Disrct-.luorncy such
definite information in regard to the case as
will enable him to determine the question of the
proPriety of ins,ituting proceedings. 1t is not
the wish Of this office, that trivial cases or cases
Of n mere technical character involving no loss
TO the government and where no fraud has hccn
committed, or intended, should be dgnifcd by
being brought into court for prosecution. On
the other hand, where persons have knowingly
and wi.fully violated the law with evident intcn-
ton Of dcfrauding the government of its revc-
nucs, vigorous measures should be taken 10 bring
the parties to trial and punishment.
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Pomona Hill Nursery,

J. Van Lindley, proprietor, located near
Greensboro, n. c. S. II. HAMPTON Agent for
~" "h""" """>"1 N"--erv. -;s->-&< -.~se--veiozS
the County Of Union, soliciting orders for Fruit
Trees, Vines and Plants. He will he at Union
Court House on salcsday next. These wishing
to order trees, &C., would do we'll to give their
orders early.