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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13
StaDt Cbifa0o.
Ibct Sic &%crbrcitmns
ScntIOer 9citunacu iaa 2ScTtcn.

2lu5 Dem GjctcraIpoiton1tc III 9Boi6ingz
ton geDt ms Der folgcnOe Gmtlt6 c, BON
t0crrn Il. 9. 0a5cn. bent B. Illiit.z
Eoitm. s@en. b~eglaubi9te 9todtpcis ilbcr
OaS 70 d breno Der ct it ell brci sc D.
mate bcS SabreS 1878 bon ben
nad6clanllten 3eitul9cn+ fir bic &crienz
Dung iGrer Sage un0 WodcnblGtter und
an berDdIb OcS GnuntD5, in ipelz
dem ie eri0cinelt, g|C5abltc g it.
porto SIT:
/. Satmois Staats5citstse, $Gs6.4O
2. @incin. 8oIfSfre Ell II 8. .$421.23
3. ct. 2ouiS 4nset0er beS
@eitenS,............... 1892
4. ct. 2ouiS g8eftli6e
5. Gtncin. GntfSbIott,.... 2G1.92
G.. G0ica8O Trcie 8rciie, 41.fO
gScgen Der ilbcrnu5 geringct 9(nsobl Ser
GIemplare Der tGglid)elt 9lltSgobe oe5 lettz
genanlttcn Slattes iUcrOcn nuf Der Dieligcn
Qolt Die GTernplnre leiner tGglid)en 1lD
iCiEer n0d)entlidcn NuSgnbc mt in5ge=
q mint unO ni6t a bgelonbcrt, in
Den Slideru nufgefiIDrt. 2cbterc5 lit MIR
\ ~ Wv lOi9S1LOIlt w INJNDNIbg iLNIlttlH 4"
td9l. lp6Gcntt. inS9cimt.
Su. Staotsstg. $219.14 $457.30 $G76.40
Sins. 5. g8eitcn5 1866 1866 323'22
98citIi6e 4o1t 1882 1874 $40. OG
gSie man bicraus crfie6t, botsbic @eitG.
s. D it $38.28 tucitigcr ais bnlb
10 Uiet 8orto fir ibre (l1ab ouberDalb
bc5 @ountD) burb Bic 4plt ncricnbetcl1
GTtmplart SIT Sablen ge6abt, ipie sic ST..
StaGtsStg. = 9aS lit unlcrc Nntiport auf
iDr finoiihe5 @jefeirc uuD Gie0riliie unD
Gjen0rgel ii6cr Die llnSuuerlGI Iigteit bon
.3ablen. QSeut lie Sen nmtlidjcn ~Qlngabe1
etipaS SriftigeS entgcacn5uiesen bat, 10
tDue lie c5. YSen1 uidt, 10 lngen mir
ibr; iuie GmiG Brcetoriu5 fiIr5li0 Der Nbiz
gail Dodge ia8te: Put up, or shut
up!
9to0mnl5 lei oarauf oufn1erfiam gez
madlt, baB bic nbigen 8ortobetrGgc ni6t
Die Gerienbu1lg per Holt inncrG0Ib
0e5 GountD'5, III DclGCm Die a3tiz
tu1g erld)ctnt, ctul0ticBclt. = Nuf bic ~
ncrDol6 be5 GpuntD Goot ton
Der Yolt portofrei bef0rOcrteu Ggemplare
Der 81. StaatSSettung (tdgl., lp0dcntl.
irnb Sonntag) miirbe bo5 0elpi6tSz
porto $35f.68 i'm Sa6r 6etragcn, aIio
so 0ou. me6r, ais auf sic nibt burd
Die Yoit bcf6rOerten pmcDr, ais 1000"
Gyempl0re Der Son1tag5sN uSga0e be5
Sine. NolfSblatt.
0as uns bctrifft, 10 iin6 mir golt; be-
reit, Die obi9en amtli6eIt 3ablen fit it'd
icIbit ipre6en 81 iaiicn; 0emientgcn aber,
Der tie bur6 Slurfereien ooer Sbipinbe=
Ieten entfrGften mill, ipcr0cu mir Die 9lutz
mort nidt i6ul0ig blei6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13
GGreGlt@cg 500 ctnc6 Wtil=
tUnifnc'crS.

Der 8oDn0of ser GittS6urg & Sort
MnDnc-G tlen6nDn iuor GDnnerl1ngNtorgell
Der G0auplaB zines lln9lild5foues, ipel>
der i0lnntliOe 9tugcn5ellgen nit GrQuer
nn0 Otitlci0 c%rljiIte.
SIS war 9egell 9il9r, oils GborleS Weoni>
gptD, Cit 0caDteter unD altger1cil befanll>
ter 8ilrAcr uDn Otillunufte, an Dem er>
ipdDntcn 8nbn6nf Die llcberluDun0 elmer
Au0nttt0t WteDl, iDclOe CT bon cirem bic
ii8cn @roBb0noIcr gcfouft bate, bcouiIi0z
ttgtc. SDne alf leil1e llnt8c6ulg ltlto Die
bort alf an0 0Dfabrenbcn 9tangiruloIGi>
llcll 9ld)t SIT gebclt, str0t CT allf ou5 Oeleile,
I'M ouf Die anOcre Geitc Dinii6eril0cbtn,
iDurOc aber lit 0cmlelbtu Nu9clblidc pD!t
ellcr &ofontottDc erfabt, berell Suffer i1t
gcraoe in bic Scite trafen unO wicilltt all.
Genblidlidlcn SOB ber6eifiiDrteE. Sic
Gctdc iDurbe lOfort nad) Der Wior0lle gez
bra0t. N{0ni9olD, etn Oinnn ppu ltll0e>
t0br 45 SaDrcn, lit S6etibabcr Ser bcfolnz
ten 0irna Wianigoib Bros. lit Wfilmalttce,
Gonlnlil1ton5bGuDler in litbl ulD Octrci>
DC. ST lit oltBerben eil lItitglic0 Der Diez
ltgcn 8Dric, unD 1ad ldriftlicbcn 9!oti,eu,
inclbe man III lctner Sol0e DOrfano,
l0etat CT bon elmer OcldQftSreiie nad
Springfielb 5uriiGgcfc6rt sl ieiu. Ser
9erun9Iiidtc fiiDrte cine be0eutcnoc Gum
me OeloC5 Oet iiG, iuelAe5 in poli3eilidcr
NerlpaDrun9 g~eDalttn miro. Die Non1ilie
uno Sefanl1ten WtalligoIO'S iinO Ton Dcnt
trouri8cn GreigliB III &enntaiB gciebt
iDorocl.
Ntnni9olo lit aus 8rouni0ipci9 0cbiirtie
uno Icbte icit 28 Sabreu in Wlilpalfee,
ipo CT boS Wlc6Igelhaft griinDete, bas
er lpGter nit icincn S0bnen inter Der
Sirma Wa1igpIo & GoDne bctrieb. ST
mar geraOe im 8e9riff, eiltc Bergnii3ung5z
rcilc nad europa n1Sutrctcn ullb bate sl
bielent 3tped bereitS let1en 6aGrldciu gez
fouft. Die 9ei0e miro Deutc, nnODem Der
SnQueit ab9ebaltcn porben lit, na0 Wlit7
lualfcc tranSpprtirt Dcr0et.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13
Gin trnttrincr snoM

G5n traNri0cr Uou. Sn 2oiDnboIe
na6m 8reitag Do5 Slltercile Der BtD0lfe>
rung ein Sclbitn1orO lit Qlnipru0, Ociicn
Spfer augemcin beGauert ipirp. emma
$. Nl0ice, cin WtaOOen bon "a SnDren,
ldob lid ont 0onneritag gta0mittog nm
5 l1Dr Derr1ittelit ct1eS 9tCpDlper5 cine 5fu=
get burcb Die 8ruit, beren t00tlidc g8irz
flung ii0 bcreitS um ~ llDr Qlbeuo3
Glberte. Die Gltern Ser 8ejormmcrr5iper>
tAeu f0nl1en ii0 Bic iibcrcilte I0ot nur baz
bur6 ertlGrcn, BOB baS OtdONen lit Tolgc
eincS anbaltenoen Sie0tDunlS etlpa5
i9merrnlt0ig 9epor0en mar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13

Naden unO Nrmebon i6nee>
tpetBer Sorbc, Sorn1en id0n Dic Die Ser
2tlte, iill0 Die rei5cnocn 0abct bon
0lcntt's Sd)tpcfct=Sc5fc. Sin geiun>
6e5 Surro3ot fitr Die giftbaltigcn Otittel,
Die frlDcr gebrau0t tpltroel. llebcrau Su
ba6cu.
!6iu's 6oarz ulb Bart SGrbenittcl,
l6war5 o6er braun, so GtS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13
@erimdet ,tnO tDr tuerSet ftattnem.

ANAAESES, Dd5 DeItbttU1lHfe DetIhttts
tel Der granddaughter 9dnOrrDOtOctas
Sane, bon DR.. S. Silsbee %crfunbcn, bat
Die Observation-Disclosures bieies i6redli6er
2eibens bestpedt unb 10000 banfbare
Wieni6en, bic eS a%ntpanbteil, tOnnen es be-
3euger. Wuiter nit Misunderstanding
tperroen aufGcrlangen bur6 P. Neustacd-
ter & Co., Box 3946, New York, fret suz
geididt. i3u baben III Chicago BET Nan
S6aad, Stepeninn & Co., 81 Cafe Str,
un6 it dlIen gIten 0lpotbefen. !0iitet eu6
bot gta6abmungen. Ndtet barauf, 6aB
Die 1tnteri6rift S. Silsbee, M. D., iiG
auf ieber Seite bet S6a6teL beftn6et.
mon, ntitt, ~freituw6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13

Gtorr1e Srnmen mur0eu bon Tar1tern
5tr 6etlun9 DOR i0auStbiereu fir Wtittel
au5gt9ebcn, tpeIdbe burd bic grcbe BolaNne
III bic g&eIt DincingeianOt ipurDcn, obne
ipirtli0elt ipabrcn 9Berth 81 bcltben. llnt
loldc &et6t8lGuDi9e min Dor S6aotn 3lt
beipnDrell, rntGen mir BET Oebrcde1 Dolt
Bferoen, &tiDcl, S0Uei1ell, GdaaTet II.
|. ID. ct. SacobS Del SIT 9ebrnuben l!r0
1t0 Dur0 bic 9(clultate Dol! DcEl 9SertDe neS
WttttelS 81 iIDer5eugeu. 20
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13
NorStpenLt0er g6akeubMnS.

Sn Shares 0ale puroe am SOnuta9
0torgen un1 10 ubr' cine Gonpcution Der
9elegateu DeS peitli6em Sdiibcnpcreirs
a6gcbaIten, III tpcl0er bei6lolicn ipuroe,
einen nor0iDeitliden S6iibenbunD 5u
grunoen. Sin Gomite bon 3 aus Den Sit
cogoer 9clegationcn lit nit Ser NuSar6eiz
tltug elmer Contribution beauftragt uno
miro bteiel6c an eritcn Sonntagc bes
Dicsjd6rigen S0itbenfeiteS benz S0ibcnz
buno Dorlegeu, UNI DielcI6e ratifi3lren gu
Iaiien.
Der S6ibcnpnrf tpir6 inter Ser nelen
8~ertpaltung (6lare bat Oicicl6e iibcrnom=
mel) am 10. bieies OtOnats er0ffnet tperz
Dsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13
@crtauet @nt5Aaosauna. gorNri

SN\]WsS% SNR N~15- Ott>
bcnSri6ter Salisbury fam Trettug 9tads
mittag Gin Sail sur NerDanolung, Der bis
jest ipohl einSia in ~iei1er 9trt bolteDcn
mDd)te. Gine Tralt GDrrelt nGn1ii6 per-
laltgte bon benz ySirtb GDrnDauler, G6c
Bolton 2tUcnue ltno 0e5ploine5 GFra6e,
Gntl6Gbigrug Dafiir, baB ibr Sobn, etu
8uri6e BON piellei6t 16 Sa6reu, 81 Der
iOieDentliden Otalen IN Der lSirtbi0nft
bcS 0enanutcn S6nopS g%ef0nft babe fiir
@tlb, boB tic i'm SIT altbcren 3ipcden 8c9es
ben babe, uno 0aB artBerbcm ibr Sobn III
Tolgc be5 ShnapSgenuIIcS Gin Grinfcr &C.
iporbelt, lctne Stclle Dcrloren utO bQourb
leiller Itutter pecuni0rcn S6aocn Sugc>
fiat babe. Cine S0oar DaIbDitGltJcr
Sct8el beSct9te NIT einem Gtfcr unD elmer
9teoes @jeipanot6cit, Die lelblt Die !0erren
Nopofoten auBer TaIiltg bradtelt, DAB Der
ilttge SDrrelI meni9iten5 40 W3al III 2 Dfoz
later cine Slaide S0napS gcfalft lno
nit ibncn gctDetlt babe, IND Oer Nltlpalt
Der 6rau ~bcDauptete nit mathematician
@erauigfcit, baB ieine Glientin Durc1
Die pon Gorn6ouier be0iuiti9te ltnindbigs
felt i0reS SoicT geroDe $197.5O G0aocn GU
Iitten babe, ben iie ericBt bobcn miiiic.
Der Gihtcr jcbo0, bcm GDrnbnuicr's 2nr
malt ~nadsulpeiien iu0tc, Dos Die 9anSe
WcI6idte, belon0ers tpeil Nngcfidgtcr cli1
0clti6er un0 fein Sobn Der grllllcn Snlcl
lei, ouf genteiner OelOerprcilung bcrlt0e,
lab Die SADIE ebenfau5 nit milocren llugen
an u16 enti6ico bafiir, boG Trau SDrrell
D06itenS 2tnipru6 auf $50 Gntl0dbt9urn9
bobe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13
0c1tcrGl SDic10S.

0encral S0ielb5 langte borQeitcrn N6en6
bier Oil utb quartierte iid i'm Balmcrbaulc
cin. Der olte Gcterdn lit trob icillcr Dor
9criifttn Sabre INNER nod iebr rititig ui1b
aus ieiucm tllt8en Ql1ge blibt immer nod
Die ate Gtergie ulto S6atfrQft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13
SpcsiaIzN
Gi1tc Starts.
mout 1. biz S. Mai 1878.

Tr Wrt. pcvGe an ben Tot9en non 1nernoiiuoer.
~ srpSfer Gdpdde, Snttr6ittonns. %eTtnit Der Ntanuess
froit *. Itiptr. icnpe I'D foltcnfret Gin Nccept. Oas i:
! s S;sies oroGc Seilmittcl puroe BON etnem Ntiis
En,or in Siiozynter,ta entoctt. Sdidt cN Goreiirlss
Snuuert an Rev. 3Oiepg (. Snnan. D..
Saiep1Stuw5 lGtA SIb!e Qo1ie, g. ., Git7.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13

pg- Serr Seinrid 2uGap, SuffieI6, 81
tbeilt uns Solgenbes nit: rS6on lett
fiimiScbn Sabren bat meine Trau cine 2es
%berfrantbeit un6 babe i6 i6on elm enormes
@efb nerooftert. NneS pergebenS. 2c5tcs
SSobr Iieb i'd mir bon Or. Nuguf &os
6amburgcr Gropfen i6tfs
fen unb babeu bieielbcn meiner Srau ID
gut getban, baB mir bieies Sa6r gar teincf
0oftor brauGen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13
.oanS,pcrecr. Saru,cr. Gltcraa

@y~WNU1UCEkVF1 0yNEH9CC1 V&4CEW
SIT cltd al curer @eiu1Dbcit ulto 8equem>
lidfeit gelcgcn, 10 traget Die nit Der
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" befefigtcu
GOm1c tttto Sttcfcl- baS einsig ipirfti6
gci6rau6te S6ubmerf. Seit flint Sobren
bon Der Ser. Staaten 0tegterung eilt9efiibrt.
&ein et15igeS 8aar bat itb unbral6bar
ernielen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13
Gentamr 2~iuinte4t 1T in stpci he

Gentamr &itsinte3st 1T in stpci nerz
idieoenen Sorten SIT 6a6en. 9aS tpciBc
1tnl bon MeniGen gebraI6t 5u iperDcn DaS
gcIbc fit 9SIerDe, S6afculo allberc 3biere.
Ntteite iibcr Die g%Girfungcu oicler DorSii9liz
6cn 9rGparote iinO uut iebe Jlnl6e gez
midelt, ultb itno iclbigc III jeocr NpotDcfe
obcr burd) Die 4pit bon Ser Office Der
Gentour Company, As 0cD Gtrcct,
JtelD g)0rt SttD, 3lt DaDelt. 21ionlSwo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13

SnfaetmcttoB. Sn Der 9ld6e bon
WontrOic ft6ren ont 0onnerltag Nbclto
ouf bent Gjc(eiie Der 9%torbmcitern Gilcnz
baDn 5tpei Sradt5iige gegcn chamber, ipOs
burd fir nlcDrcre StuuOe1 Der 8obnoerz
fcbr gcDcnnmt ipuroe. 53tpci 6radtlpagen
ipurOen 3ertriimmcrt u1o Bic etne &Dfoutpz
the etpaS bci6aOi8t, I'M liebri9en aber
9ticmanO Dcrlebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13

W2it MIR tpcnig 0u5lagcn erDdlt man
iebt aud cine iebr cute WtcOi5in: Mugs
burger Sropfcn 20 Gent5. Sn jeber
9tpot6ete 5u ba6en. tulp, BAN
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13

8ir madcn Sic 2eicr bicicS 8lottcS otf
Sic III Diclcr Summer erl0eincnoc Nu;cige
Ser Walters Importing Co. in Cincinnati,
O., alimerfion1, iuelde IaidcnuDren fir
Den 9eringcn 4reiS bon $500 iibcraI bin
nrrir11Aft
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13

5(01Oc. nic6ri0cr. TeSablt fDuroc:
3.1W03.25 fir id)tpere 9Saare gum Hos
fellt, ltllo 3.20@3.3O fir leidte Waare
gum 80felr unb 3.15@3.5O tur 9latte
l6lDere Maare gum Gcrl0i1feE.
GertauTt tpurben II. 81:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13

OulUlUNUtSprCtlc.
GcDr ld)orc Sticrc 1850 gfO.
un0 barilbcr ipiegeno. 49,. $5.00@5.30
G6onc3 GilonieD fit
ictte, gutgcftaltete, 8 bis
Sabre aIte Stiere. 1900 6t5
1850 tb ipicgeno per 100 ID. .$4.5O@4.T
GutcS JiinDOieD-gutgcm6ltcts
Sticrc, 100 bis 1900 PfIlo
idtucr .$4.1O@4.4o
Wittcllortc-3icmltd flciihiac
Gtierc, 1850 bis 1900 8fullo
i6pcr .$3.S5@4.Oo
SlcilhcrtDaore = Sdlcdte Bis
rrbinGrc Stierc urlo ORD. bis
id01e &itDe fiir ben Stoot1
gebraud, 500 bis 1000 $50. $33.70@3.'o
WaitD;eb = oroildre Maar:
7OO(01050 ID iblper 49,. .$3.25(@3'9O
2ei6tc, mla0ere Slide, Sung
Dieb (0cifcr5), Sullen mo
n1agcre Stiere 49,. .$2.o0@2.O
GGlber 2.75@5.OO
Otto gci6la6tes: 2@7c. per tb le
nod GualitGt.
Sd CT IL. GrbaGter, be;tp. ncrlGtttt
i'm 2altfe Der Bpde i'll Den Hltol1 Ste9i
hnfrlr an
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13
See GteJ TT

gt nDbi les. - @r6a[te:r bc3tp. berz
idifft ipurben itr 0aufe Der Bo6e in ben
1lnipnz 8iehhDfen QuN-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13
Giu perD6memiBuoucr GcDliGmB.

~NI 2 N"'F W ~1F"F'
Der l6tpnrSe Shuyfe, iueIder an poris
ocn Moutng Trau Wartin auf Der 2anos
]trn8e 3lpil0en Otolcom unO 0ro0tlpn
nicocrldlug NIB nptD3ii6tigte, tpuroe gez
lterlt lit Der 9tdDc bon GigourncD cin9efanz
oe1. iYrou Wtartiu ioll Den ibr pon bem
Sdcui0l sugcFiigtcn ScrleBun9en erlegen
iein. Der Ofeger miro ipa9rideinli9 9e>
lDrGt mer0cn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13
GutttttNrNtN.

9~erGountDratD bicGt 9onnerIta0 0ladm.
cine Grtra iiSuu9 alb. 9lnlpeienO uoren
ale G0mniiiGre NIT Q%llSnnbme BON Sur
ling. Den 0oriib fiibrte 0offmann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13

Slc OutIul59lClWult8tl Ue3tIlttleH ltV
fir Bic MaGe auf SIG, 7559,846, gegcn
$40, 088, 800 in Dem entipre0cnOen 3eitz
raltm 6eS 8oria0re3.
SsamSet.
Ser @etrei6e zWarft mar NnfangS Der
ISOLDE i6ipa6 un0 lpei6enb, in ben lebtct
Sagen itiegen bic Breiic infolge Dernle9rtcr
9ta6frdgc. !6eltte notiren mir:
Met3en- geo. 1 Su 1.12.
go. 2 SIT 1.11301.12.
9to. 3 at 1.02@1.04.
$50. 1 WtiunclOtd 1.1330
1872.
2eidtcr 49,.
Mdt5-g1o. 2 git 40@404.
v6igbmircb" 4O2 O.
v9tcip Olgbmireo" 30a. =
v9tctp mireo" 395.
1etdtcr 364(G37.
6afer.- Oto. 2 GIT 264(@265.
$50. 1 gil 30.
@erfte c. = go. 2 3u 81.
Grtra 0to. 8 SIT 80.
$50. 8 3u 36.
Suttergcrite IS.
SGmereten. = IimotbD 1.15@1.30.
Glee 4.00@425.
Tla6S 1.25(01.30.
11n9arii0cr G6(070.
Willet 55(0G5.
Brootiionen.- uWfeBport" 9.37l@
$40 per Tab.
Sd a Il. = 6.95 per 1001b.
atu8emeimer @~aarcmmarIt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13

BerItn, II. Wtat.
5 1t6r NahmittagS. = QQS Der &oiier
Dcutc Nahmittag 81 ltbr BON elmer Spa
Sicrfabrt nit iciner Iodter 2outie, GroBs
ber;o9ir bon Baoen, 3uriidfeDrte, ipurOeu
llnter oen 2inoen mebrere S0iiiic auf i'm
obgefeucrt. g8ebcr Der &aiier, nod leine
Segleitcrin ipurOen Dcrlebt, unO ber Nttens
litter, ioipie cin OtitidulOi9cr, Der i'm su
retten Uerludte, ucrlaftct.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-05-14
MOTHER IND CHILD.

The Rev. Joseph Cook narrated
the following incidents recently in
the course of q sermon on the
influence Of parents on tier chill.
dren
There is mother at window.
Suddenly she sees ut another win
dow the sash full upon the fingers
of her own infant. Three fingers
drop. Three stumps are left.
They bleed before her. She cannot
assist the child. I am telling a
story out of Dr.. Carpenter (Physi-
ology, sec. 724), and not out of tho
newspapers. A surgeon is called
in; he attends to the infant; binds
up it's wounds, and then turns to
tho mother, who sits moaning and
complaining of II pain in her fingers.
Within twenty four hours three of
her fingers, corresponding to those
cut off from the hand of the infant
begin to swell, become infamed,
and need to be lanced. They go
through the whole process of
wounds, although perfectly unhurt,
except by Imagination. Are we
fearfully and wonderfully made |?
But that infant was farther off
from it's mother than it once was.
Here is a carpenter in q peasants
house he is set upon by soldier.
l tell this story out Of Won Ammon.
wD;e Etsten Mutterphlichten und
die Este Kindesphege." See also
Carpenter, sec. 723.) The mothers
babe lies in the cradle playing dur
ing the fight It understands
nothing of the fracas; laughs,
crows, while it's father is in the
peril of death The mother at first
stands petrifed with; terror. At
last she rushes between the com,
b.tants, seizes the sword of the
soldier, breaks it in pieces across
her kuee. The neighbors rush in,
take the soldier into custody, and
the mother in her excitement
snatches: up her healthful child and
gives it natural food. In five
minutes the child dies Of poison,
although previously perfectly we'll.
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Postpone the Convention.

Some members of the Democratic
party arc anxious to have q State
Convention called at IN early date
We are opposed to this for several
reasons. In the first place, the
campaign of 1876, beginning in
August, was long enough. The ncr-
vous pitch to which people had been
brought could not have been main~
tanned for longer time, from sheer
physical exhaustion. A campaign
beginning in May or Juno would bo
ruinous. The people need all the
time they can get to devote to their
crops. They are not roady for
political work until luying-by time.
In the second place the people have
not had timo to decide upon their
standard bearers. While tho re-
nomination Of tho whole State
ticket, we are pleased to see, is
most probable, still something may
turn up lator in tho year requiring
9 modification of the present policy.
again, the Congressional nomina :
tons are generally made when tho
State Convention meets, and no
one is ready yet to make them
Moreover, tho party needs some
drilling before being put int, tho
field, AL these objections counter
balance any good that might arise
from an immediate call for con-
svantion. During tho summer the
party can 60 on porfecting it's
Organization and sitting its local
candidates, SO that when tho State
Convention names the standard
/ bearers the party can tako the field
q solid phalanx. Postpone the
yention until August, at least. s.
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pose, ashe died very shortly, after
the most intense suffering.

pose, as.he died very shortly, after
the most intense suffering.
A mass meeting was held in
Charleston on Friday night, to pro-
tost against the Acts recently passed
by the Legislature, giving to certain
corporations the exclusive right to
dig phcsphates in certain rivers in
the State. Addresses were deliv-
cred by Maj. G. Lamb Buist, of
Charleston, Col. L. w. Youmans,
of Barnwoll, and others. Resolu-
tions expressing the views of the
meeting were adopted, aud u COM
mittee Of ten WAS Hppoin Ted to me-
morialize the Legislature, at it's
next session, to repeal the Acts in
question, and leave the rivers free
to be dug into for phosphates by
all who may desire.
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CLERKS SALE.
Tho State Gf Sor;h Carolina,
COUNTY or FAIRFIELD.

COUNTY or FAIRFIELD.
VIM, G. Boo & Go. vs. James D. Hogan
an Others.
T N pursuance Of m order of the Court
l. of Commcn Pleas made III tho above
stu ted case, will OFF, for sale before
the courthouse door in Winnsboro, on
the first Monday in June IL xt, within
the legal hours Of sale, ut public outcry.
to the highest bidder. tho following de-
scribed property, to wit:
All that certain, piece parcel or tract Of
land, containing ONE hALr ACRE, more or
less, lying and sltun,c Mt Doko. in the
County of Fairfield, and bounded OH the
east by the track Of tho Charlotte, CO.
lnmbia and Augu sta Railroad Company.
and on the south, west aud north by
"nds Of Eugene McNulty.
TERMS OF SALE:
Ono half Of the purchase-money to be
paid in cash, for the balance credit of
one year from date Of sale, with interest
from said day, the purchaser to give his
bond secured by mortgage of the
premises and to pay for all necessary
papers.
w. II. KERR,
Clerks Office, C.C.C, p. L. G.
WinnSbCro, s. c.,
May 10, 1S78.-tls
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T UST RECEIVED q lot Of choice Mag
= nolia Hams uncanvassed, Lard and
Bncon.
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Ned Braswell. q somewhat notod
negro in Abbeville county, was
crushed to death while walling up
Hiram Cromers we'll last week.
Ned was down in the well at work
and was being helped in the work
by couple of careless negroes. who
managed the windlass. BY some
mismHnagement the bucket, we'll
loaded with rock, fell from the
mouth Of tho we'll, and before it's
fearful descent could be checked,
fell upon tho head of the negro,
crushing his sknll and producing
such severe Injuries that he died in
q littlo while in great agony.
A fatal accident occurred at the
SEW mill of Mr.. L. Ried Watson, in
Anderson county, last week, result
ing in the death Of Mr.. William
Alexander, who had been employed
, to assist in running the mill. Mr..
Alexander was bearing off plank
from the saw, when one accidentally
struck it, which throw him in front
of it, and before no was able to re-.
cover and rescue himself, ho had one
of his legs cut off, with the excep.
ton of flesh, md the other badly
broken. Medical aid was immedi-
ately summoned, and every possible
i,efort was made to save the unfortu.
l,.s nate mans lrli life, but all to no ppr-
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everybody during this exciting contest We
nave determined TO offer to Mall Subscriber.
the following
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JUDGE BOND, in the United States
Court, has decided that York
county must pay the railroad bonds.
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The METHoD1sTs and Baptists and
Episcopalians have been holding
their annual meetings. Tho Epis
copal diocese of this State has
adopted canon preventing women
from voting in church meetings.
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Z - ~NVoNnJt 4Aoy AZ, AosS'
& II. MEANS DAYIS, EDITOR.
JNO g. REYNOLDS, ASSOCIATE EDITOR.
S----------:- ---.-
The TENTH Of May was observed
in many places as Memorial Day.
The services wore very impressive.
JUDGE BOND, in the United States
. Court, has decided that York
county must pay the railroad bonds.
The METHoD1sTs and Baptists and
Episcopalians have been holding
their annual moctings. Tho Epis
copal diocese of this State has
adopted canon preventing women
from voting in church meetings.
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The HOUSE OF Representatives,
in Washington, was the scene of Il
disgraceful squabble on Friday over
the question whether tho Federal
government was responsible for the
treatment of prisoners at Ander-
sonville. Of course it was; but
that is no excuse for making q beer
garden of Congress.
The APPARENT backing down Of
Russia has heretofore seemed in
explicable. But now it has leaked
out that the Begun Of Bhopal has
offered her entire forco Of five
thousand naked Scpoys to Great
Britain. The Cav could not face Il
Begun, and especially the Begun
Of Bhopal, SO no has incontinently
taken water.
GEN. e. =. ALEXANDER has been
elected president Of tho Georgia
Railroad, over Judge King, the
incumbent for thirty-six years, after
most exciting contest, General
Alexander is but forty-thrce years
of age, but has made his mark.
A native Of Georgia, he graduated
with high honors at West Point.
He was in command Of the post at
Puget Sound when the war broke
out, but hastene'l homo and entered
the Confederate service. BY con-
tinued promotions he became chief
of artillery of Leo's army. After
tho war he served with great credit
as professor of mathematics in tn @
South Carolina University, but
abandoned his chair when it fell
into Radical hands. Since then he
has been engaged in railroading,
being ut the time of his recent
election, tho president Of the
Western Railroad, of Alabama.
General Alexander is brcther-i in
law Of Judge Haskell and of the
Rev. w. e. Boggs, formerly of this
place. His prosperity is gratifying
alike to his old comrades in
arms and to tho students whom he
led through the labyrinths of
Descriptive Geometry, Comic Sec
tions and Calculus.