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I NER. SCHOOL INSTITUTE, cstDd 1919,
- provides Egw.'os, schools, College, Wth Iea'heISi
1rachtfs Nh posi- Ions Pupils WITH good Schools j. y"
sCUrEAl II.4tI IltE, ~tc'r, 80 Last l4tisL
4 FRENCH TEACHER and GOFERNESS,
~ from hr W-' indies wishes place IA school )r lam
iy. No ~ Attor. i Miss MARTIN.
MEXICAN I'D FOREIGN TEACHERS
y AtENtY superior Teachers 70 colleges,
s,hools aud Families. address or c'i on Mis-. NJ -
YOUNG. Am.Ii..r aui Foreign Teachers Agency, rs
Umonsquarc Broadway -iuc.
AGENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
" so UNfON-~QU ARR, NEW-NOEk.
supplies GOOD teachers with VositIOu-. Applcatonform
fr Etaup supplies Cho0's aud families With competent Ia.
stuct0f- WITHOUT CHtRGt - ..- ,.
!. tJ1LLsN'I.lH III PINCbNEf, 80 Jnion.squart, n
TUIOR-FKENCH PROTESTANT.
weULnovn French author and professor recently from
P.rs wishes take charge Of few bows az home. or To
enter family teach modern lagua-t5i gu0t
d.s, plirailan. highest references. FRENCH MASTER.
90 West ajtn.9t
J'EACHERS supplied 20 schools and families
1 without chang. h-s FLORENCE IlItA Ed GA.
TIONAL BUREAU. 3J UAioA--quarc
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THE VOYAGER.

" Friend. why gOest thou forth
when the wind blows from the north.
And the Ice-hills crush together ~
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NEW-YoRK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
FoR rFf,NT0y ~ y bI;IpH ,Xn HH5I1 ~ TbIFtrpnrA


EA RE~s TRAIN TINE TWO HOURS.
Leave NtW-lUrk foot of Liberty fo r en1n and Ph
dcpha at G3O ; q II 90 m. l:3O. f. $50 y p. m. -
I,ayS Piiadeiphia rom station North Penusyyania h
Ioa ma ana ItcrAsst, at G:i5, way 7lj 93O ll:3O H.
Leave Trenton for NcrYorka 100 except Monday. i5
S:i3 1920 m. l2:l5, 2:2J. i:i2 6:lj p. m. 80 ,
Pullman Dawngr0om are attached TO the Voo a. m,
? NJ rains nom NcwHor.. 10 the 1ljl u" I4p P hl'
trains from Philadelphia. ,, ~, - 49,.
800 T. D. Leave New ok loT trenton az j. Ill.,
o.aO q. m Leave Trenton at l.4O $50 J. IN, GlO
Connection Jersey city station by ferry 70 AMI
from BROOKLYN and Erie" Depot, Jersey CITY en-. , OF g.,
TcSets for sale foot Of Lberyst Nos ~ S' - ~
Broadway principal hotels, all Offices OF te Ic NJ
way in Eew-Y0rE and Brooklyn and at NO ConrG'1'
BROOKLYN Easgace checked from residence 10 destaton
II. =. BALDWIS. Gen idss. Agent
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Landing
4 at C0Llcn, West POmL, COTnN all. NeNDurg Marlboro,
Milton PIucnkeepe Esopus connecting win UIi,T ~
Delaware and allK Valley Railroads. steamboats, ~ -
W. BALDWIN and THOMAS COEAELL leave DAILY - :
p. mr Pier - North River, foot OF Harrison-sL
TOR NEW-HAYEN, its surroundings and
4 al stations the New.YOrk, Boston ana AIT In",
Derby and North Hampton Railroads dlrcct-Steamer =
JOHN III. SrARIN and ERASTUS CORNING leave Pler ),
" H.. foot of COurtludts. at every night n the
week except Saturday. arrive in New Haven IN time TOT Al
morning trains all ralrOois best facilities for passengers
and freight. far, Il excursion ST. 3D. starns Haven
JOHN II. sTARIN Proprietor
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A PPLETON'S AMERICAN CYCLOPXDIA,
~ fine halfmOrocc good condition, lor sale al bargain
Address LIBER. Tribune Office.
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DECENT ISSUES OF
Ia THE TRIBUNE PRESS.


DECENT ISSUES OF
Ii THE TRIBUNE PRESS.
]. THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1879.
rdted by EdvaId Mcpherson.
CONTENTS:
Abstracts Of Public Laws Fore,n Trade OF the United
pSTtS Pis forms RcySfue and Expenditures
Elections Of United states ist oI APPROPRIATION. H.
Senators. imPoFts and Domestic EX.
Electoral Vote for President ports.
Principal Executive, Diploma lunAeraton Earead IdDcs
Tic and Department officers National Bauksand Currency.
Of the L Ited states. savings Banks Statisucs
Departmental Officers Of the Public Debt O. the United
United Statcs Statee
Principal Judicial Officers Of United states Govenment-
the United states Senate and House OF Rep
Statistics Of Trade and Com. TesentaiiyCs.
uerce { ist Of Governors OF states.
IRON and steel Tables. new OK Sta'cG 2ItrALleht
liable OF Coinage &c, &c.
II. THE TRIBUNE INDEX:
complete Xcv tho Worlds History during lSls VII
SbE% for % s s7G s fS aS ISIS s toe four 81
Ill. THE CIPHER DISPATCHES. ..
And now AND By WHOM TRAESLATED' PafnIhlet
| form. PnCe 25 Cents
". WHY THE SOUTH Is "SOLID.p
TRIBUNE EXTRA No a.. Price, Cents Illf Ii..ll'-
UNES investigation Of the election south Carolina
showing how Republican ma,orues were wiped ont ny mimi
dation and fraud; also. Mr. BLAlNEa sPEECI IN iilh
sENAIE
" CYPRUS-TRIBUNE EXTRA NO AZ.
CESN OIA'S LECTURES on CYPRUS Illustrated W
OVER FORTY ENGKAvINGs. Pnce, 10 Cents
VIII. THE LATEST NEW NOVEL
SEBASTIAN. a fascinating story, by Katherine cooper
has lust been issued as TRIBUNE NOVEL EXTRA NO II
This Extra comprises sixteen Tribune Weekly size
Pnce, 10 Cents
ANY Of the above By MAIL post paid receipt OF price
THE TRIBUNE.
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THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFTCLfL REPORT " T. sTOCR ERCH4TGg SALES
AsrepOrteG M me Gold and stock TeegraDh 70.
MONDAY APRIL 81. 1879
GOVERENEYT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
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San Jrhools.

VALE Law SchoOl.-ReguIar course, . years
,uuf-. Dor de gIcg OF ID LII wears. Fall tern
,Itps sent. 30. Address Prot. WAfLAND Ncw-Haven I
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IHE TIL sIIEr Jg IHE SEw-YoRK AND BrooRLTS BRIDGE }
Office; NO = Mutrr,t.
NkCoEiYN. April IS. 1879.
CTATTD PROPOSALS will be received NV

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received bv
y the trustees Now.York Brook yn Bridge
their Office SO n Mdtcr--. RruOA.Fn until II O'Clock
IN, 3d ot NAV 1879 the manusctue and Gely-
cry incudiLZ vrrCuH. Of about thousand tons Of
steel VOr, s .buut eighteen tuus Of work. rel
ui t.r suspended suPtrsTuctuIc Of River Bridge
.I.,idcu Uub may obtained and plans the eug
u,tl's olcc. VA. RoEBLiNG. Chief Engineer.
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1 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

ARIA NGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS. March
80 lS79Leave dcpos foot OF Cortlandt and Desbr0sses
100 p. m. for EastOu, Bethlehem, Allentown Reading,
Mauch Chunk HazeltOn MahauOy City Ashland Wilkes
barre. Scranton aud TunkhannOCk.
$50 p. m Night Express daily for EastOn, Bethlehem.
Attention. Mauch Chunk Wilkesbarre. Etmira, ithaca.
Geneva Auburn, Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls and the
West Pullman sleeping coaches attached.
ROB'T SAYRE, Sup't and Enzr
Eastern Once Church nd Cortland sts
ClIAS CUMMINGS. Aar
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For Young Ladies-Cicv.

University GrammarS school, No. / ,4Sl Broad
say near ld-s Primary. Comm rT,al aud Classical ie
partueuts NJ NJ HOBBY. ". l. AKIN, a. 81. Principals
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nEyYSYLYANTA RAILROAD-Great Trul


Line and United states Mail Route.-On and after prl
7. 1879 trains leave NeW-IOrk, via DesOrOsSt5 and
COrtlandt street Ferries. ~ follows:
Express Tor Harrisburg PittsbHrg the West and S0utn
with Pullman Palace Cars attached. IN. AMI $3.50 p III
daily.
WnamspOrt Lock Haven, Cory and Erie at $50 p.
connecting at Cory for 1itusve Petroleum Centre aud
the oil Regions. WiliamspOrt ana Lock Haven a. m.
Baltimore, Washington the south. Limited sshing
Express Of Pullman ParlOr Cars daily except sunday
1000 m; arrive Wellington 4:l2 Regular at $50
a. NJ, and 10 sunday 430 and 10 p. IN.
For Baltimore, I. m, except sunday.
Express for rhiadelPnil $50 1870 $40 O LimitS II
NJ $3.50, 4, D. g. 7.3u $50 and 10 sunday $50 and
% M o g. 7:3o $50 and 10 D. NJ EmgTant and second
class 1880 p III. go g,
Jersey city, aoring direct and speedy transfer
Trans AITivo-FTom Plttsburg $50 1O:iO M 1910 pm.
daily $50 p. daily, except Monday. From
Washington aud Baltimore $50 a. M 2 Si,0 40 lo;lo P
H. Sunday $50 m. and 1910 p m. From Philadelphia
43O $50 $40 1910, 1880 300 800 6:2O, $50 amt
10l p IN; sunday 43O, 600 1910 ll;3Oa M 6:2O 1910
Ticket Ofces 526 and 944 Broadway No Astor House
and foot Of and C0ranft ss No Courtst and
BROOKLYN Depot foot Of FntOnst, Bro2Iyn; Nos
IA and llS Iudsou-st, HobOhen Depot, Jersey city
Emi slaut TicAet Office, 10. Battery-pace
J.. T.. EARNER. Gcul Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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5n5truCnpn.

For Boys and Young Her-City.
4 DVFRTISERS.
AL FiitsTCLASS CITY JOURNALS 10
send o advertisement when asking lor o'uaA'e ofn
CUBURRAN INARY.-l67th-st. AMI
Boston ave seag.a q,. tg '@a95 'nSGH 2oNsoE ol
/ University GrammarS School, No. l,4sl Broad
I nea! ,ds bnWa p"mRT,siJl Id ~ EI,65, F'Ss '
For Young Ladies-Cicy.
A MRS. and MISS STEERS'S SCHOOLS, Nos.
IA. IL East s7tn 81. nnd 30 West lothst
For Both sexes-Citv.
MISS BALLOW'S English aud French School
VI for YOUNG iadie. ant children ' q fi'' @-d' W."
reopen Oh THURSDAY september 20
Art schools-New-York City.
MRS. LOUISA i. CULVER
WiI receive pupil. in paindag Landscape flowers sti te
china and decoration ,tllO, fAe G-" No IS Last
26th-st.. corner 4thaye.
References. MI D. Huntington Mt Wm. IIart, Nr james
NJ. Hart, Nj. \. i. Bellows.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
ADAMS ACADEMY, QUINCY, Mass, III,
~ boys for our best colleges Scho9i year b,sns Hih
apIca N should be mace good rooms. For catalogue
aad information ADDRESS WILLIAM EVERETT, Pm d.
- Homelillc Boarding School for Young
~ Bows. l.. HlSDs. A 81. Hempstead, Long Island
4 HEALTHY HOME in the COUNTRY for
n few boys wishing thorough Instruction. AiCO
ACADEMY NJ.
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID college Conditioned rejected candidates coached.
summer OF Winter. stockbrige Mass. +. HOFFAANS.
DLACK HALL SCHOOL.-A family school
ID f0I z few boys. IL OLD LYME, Conn, Long Island
Sonud healthy location malaria best Of and
thorough For circular aud references apply
CHARLES GHIsWuLD BARTLETT, Lyme, Conn.
ELAVERACK (N. " COLLEGE and lIud-
- son River Institute receives pupils any time gives
them INSTRUCTION aud BOARD dunng summer vacation
fo Teachers and other guests
June Ii. ALONLO ELACk.
FAMILY SCHOOL for Boys, English and
Il Classical, UuiOnvie ~ Y. :. :. 1IARTWELI, A. NJ
EREEHOI.D INSTITUTE, Freehold n. j.
Boys thoroughly prepared for college business send
for catalogues 70 the PRINCIPAL Rev A. G. CAMBERs
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nEALED PrnPOSALS vii he received AZ

GEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at
> ,c 0l thr C-f1 - ha Board II Education.
O. Grqud and Ilust' until FRIDAY. MAY p 1879 st T.
m f supplying he coal ana wood REQUIRED fot the pubo
tn city fur the ensuing thousand
1U uUO} tons - coal more Of lees and kit udr,d and ty
(Iul rori a. oak ana hvt hundred aud ny l55 cords Of
Vr' Tho coal must De OF the best Iuai
q. e ASH furnace egg stove and nut Sizes clean in
good orle thousand two hundred and e. 24UJ
uuG- o. abe ton nd mast br delivered ia tho bins ~
sr,e.a school buildings a. times and IN such quantities
4. r,If.r-tl bv Inc Goa init ttre on Supplies.
3D. state the mines from which 81 is
DO. 70 supply the coal 90 De furnished frJI The mines
named and must state no prco per ton O two
Thousand two hundred 5nd ioIty t22i.) pounds 80
1h- I o the various sizes OF coal required Will he
about follows EipLt thousand hundred tS1Oul
furnace size nine Uuird and i tju tons of stove
se hiee ln1af,a a,d q > 35~ tons of e.s s1e' and SIX
% be OF the best quality tho stick not less
than The wool must be the REST
oralty Wig Ma. less thau three I feet
Inches The proposal must stare the price per cord Of
pine wood. aud also the price pc cat
Oad for saving and the plce per cut per Oid Tor slnT
a., quantity O OAK wood 10 be- fpt only required by the
measured under supervision Of the Inspector Of Fue ~
Board ~ Education. ANA must be- delivered The schools
follows lwothrls o the quantity required from tic ut
18th ~ Hptcmbcr aud the remainder
by the Committee supplies; said wood both
pine Doe delivered sawed aui when required st
aud piled ln ards cellars vaults bm, of
hOi.Y The contracts or -upp Ing said coal ana wood 10 he
binding un The T7t day OF June 1880 Two surruts for
poo, must De accompanied BY the signatures and
dence- Of the proposed surecs No compensation VIII be
allowed delivering said CS and Mood OF the schools
for putting aud png the In the y1Ids cellars.
vaults or bins uf SAID schools.
sails be directed 10 the Committee supplies of
the Board Of should be mdor.ed Foposas
Committee the Right to reject all pro-
pOsals received ....- -. -. .
HENRY 4. WEST,
DAVID WEIMORE,
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NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD

~ LINE
Commencing March Il, 1879 Leave New-York foot of
Liberty ST. C.. r. r. OF y. y for
High.arns aud Toms Ryer SIS. ll1j a. m: 400 D. 10.
Vineand, Bridgeton ana Atlantic City, ll;45 a u.
NaretOwn. -.l3 q. m 400 p. III.
Barnegat and TucAertOn. 400 y. N.
Ph aieph a AM Mt. Holly, ll:!ja NJ; 400 D. m.
From Pier g y Y. (fOOt RcctOr-stl
4:OOp NJ for Highlands, Long Branch and Eatontown.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-Jl

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE1
~ Ferry station in New. York. foot of Liberty-st.
Ferry station in brooklyn, Fu.tOn-sf.
Commencing 25. lSTS-TIans leave NeWIOrk foot %
On. Iibery-st. a. follows; -
o1g a.. m-FOr Pennington, Easton. Belvidere, ma1oh
Ihunk, lamaqus, Wilkesbarre Elmira &c Connects al
Junction with d. L. and W. r. II.
Hi2 m-For High Bridge Branch Schooey's Mountain
tBuuds lake and Lake Hopatcone Ea'ton, HarrsDlte
MMaHeh chunk. IImaquL uazet0n. WlkesOdrro ocidht"l
1880 m 1880 p m-For Someryille and Pennington
p m.-For Flcmugt0n. EastOn, MaucIl Chunk Tdnaqua
Wkesbarre, Scranton. Tmkhanuock Tamaqua,. Hazslton
Reading. POttSylilr, HarnSburgh &c.
=. m-For IIigh Bridge Branch, Sch0oley's Mountain
Rudds axe and Lake opatcOng East9n, Belydere ana
hauch Chunk connects at Junction with d. J. aud w H. Il
55o n. IN. dav.-For Easton Allentown and Harrisburg
7fj p. For FastOn.
For trains local points time tables ~ stations.
SUNDAY TRAIN~-Lr sc at a. m, IL y In. for Bound
Brook and intermediate points, and At 53O m. for Eas7n
Reading and Harrisburg
Jersey itv Station from Brooklyn Erie Depot
Jersey CItY.
EW-YORKand LONG BRANCH DIVISION
- Trains Red Bank Long Branch. Grove
&c, AZ S.lj. ll:4J a. m. 4, 5:l3 p. m. IN
Stages at Hatdwau station to and from hEfPORE
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections. Ieay" foot LiOeftyst, fOr Freehold II
sl5, Has a. u, 1, 6:lJ ?. IN
NEW-Y0RK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
l.
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CUBURBAN SEMINARY. .-l67th-st. and
> Boston ave: beautiful situation; th0 ough insiIncoE
MODERATE plces. Address Rev. ED"lN JOHNSON MoI
tL.I
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noO PER SCHOOL YEAR. Books. &c, IN.

I'D .CJtt cuded No eXtIs charges special attention 10
advanced back ward pupils and young 'oVsi 10 teac
ers all men and an graduates English Business Scennc
p CLASSICAL c0I SEES 4 study Weekly lectures illustrated by
The best arppraus ghv recommended by Rayard Taylor
lion Foriauto Wood. Governor Out Judge Van l0esen
Irv / 4 CIld-. ID. D. &c, &c For circulars Of SprDR.
summer uucludinV vacauOn) and lS79-Sl. address
SWIIIIIN q. SUOKTIIDGE (Haryard DniNeTsltyA. MI
Mrcin Penn. ~ mics from PhadephIa.
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81 J. " -
luU....bC. EEb
Asserted
10. ...-.. 2Zh
lOu. ....... - b
81 l. q san r
100 Dc. IL
stL & : + Pref
100 be. l2S
100 5000. l2s
Alton & I Haute
loo d. DC. 90
luo,...... 80
LOO. 6'a
Alton a 4 IL Pref
100 be 1917
y J Southern
100 be. IL
"a Kan S Tex
lns hc 1870
{ & q &c X X
~. De sk
.. .-...r.1.
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V. CYPRUS-TRIBUNE EXTRA 10. AZ.
CEsSNO LECTURES on CYPRUS. Illustrated oi
OVER FORTY ENGRANINGS. Pnce, 10 Cents
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FERDINAND TRAUD,
HEN L. WEST,
DAVID WEIMORE.
JULIUS ATZENBEhG,
BENZ. r. MANIERRE.
Committee on supplies.
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New.York. April II. 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22

FAMILY SCHOOL for Boys, English and
Il Classical UuiOnyllle. y. y. 5. :. lIARIWELI. A.
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, n. j.
Boys thoroughly prepared for college or business send
Tor catalogues 10 the Principal Rev. A. @. CAMBERs.
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IIALL RIVER LINE
FOR
BOSTON,
FARE ONLY 81 so.

BOSTON
FARE ONLY 81 so.
Corresponding reduction to all points EAST Tickets be
Boston limited, aud good only day Of
sale Tor passage and leaving al
River the following morning at $50 m. on arrival OF
gulI tickets at 70, good train between
tall River and Boston.
THE WELLKNOWN STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
having been thoroughly and reed have been
placed on the line tor the summer
Leave NewIork daily Sundays excepted az p m from
% " OF MurraysL Leave Brooklyn, via Annex
boat, at 4;3O
O. l.. CONNER, General Passenger Agent
RORnE Nn Low Apeuts
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Art schools-New-York City.
MRS. LOUISA Is. CULVER

Wil receive pupils paind1g Landscape flowers sii HE
china and decoraton her ,taao, fAe I,a No IS last
26th-st., corner 4thaye.
References M d. Hunt ngton, Mt Mm iiAtt Ar james
- liz 4 T.
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For BOys and z Young Nen-CltY.
A DVFRTISERS.
n send Your ORDERS FOR THE TRIBUNE" and
ALL FIKSTCLANS CITY JOJ HNAl~ 10
ONE OFFICE.
BROWN & PULVFRhAN, l.2$s Broadway. New. YORK.
send copy oi advertisement when asking Tor estimate orn
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For Bows and Young Men-Country.

ILANERACK (N. " COLLEGE and IIud-
y River Institute receives pupils at any time and gives
them NSTRU CTIOS and BOARD dunng summer vacation
foG Teachers and other guests
June l0. ALONZO ELACK
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-04-04
A Word About Newspa pers.

The Gainesville, (Ga.,) Eagle is the last to let
fy few sharp pointed and we'll aim ed arrowsat
bores and dead-beats who are always 10 be found
wherever newspaper is published: The fol-
lowing is to the point, and we move its unsni-
nous adoption by the press of the country
There is not perhaps in the whole range Of
business professions or callings, one that il $50
little understood, and about which there are as
many erroneous ideas as TINT Of the conduct,
privileges, purposes and rights Of newspaper.
From 1t people expect more, and propose to pay
less for it., than they would dare to ask from my
other business in the world. y tt'N
great many very good people seem to forget
that newspapers are business enterprises. They
ignore the fact that o newspaper man il flesh
and blood, that he must eat, drink, wear live,
move, and have a Being as any other human
biped. They seem to forget that he lasilike
passions, like necessities, like cares, troubles
and anxieties with other men, Hence, when Ire
differs with them, when he expresses ON opinion
In opposition to their own, with warmth and Wig
or, they are ready to denounce him, and seem
As much astonished as if an angel had flown
down from the, 0ut-posts of heaven and pelted
them with o brick. bat. He is expected to be
above and beyond tho small weaknesses of hu-
manhy, and soar around in the elysan fields of
grandiloquent genius or leisurely browse in the
vernal pastures of pure wisdom, and see every.
thing as everybody else sees it, and reconcile the
sands.
But it is not In tiiis alone that The world mig
takes US. Very many, very good people, good
honest souls, who would never think of asking
their grocer to give them d dimes worth Of
cheese, will psk newspaper map to sacrifice his
space, pay HIS printers to setup his type, and
Wear ont his m9teriGl to do them service. and
expect him to acGuiesee, as matter Of course
1t is astonishing how many people have axes to
grind which frem their stand point are "matters
of public interest" and woe to the poor editor
who cannot see ii in that light
There are two or three things which many
good, honest people need to be educated TO un-
derstand. One is that editors are human. They
ore liable to be mistaken, and ore entitled TO the
same charity as other people who may do like
wise. Second, that they cannot live on wind
and sleep on fences, and must be paid for.their
stock in trade. the sane as a merchant. OF any
other business man. Third that rewsyaper
does not belong TO the world at large, bat To- its
owners and conductors, and that it cannot be
made n sluice box through which to flow ali the
surplus bile Of community or the trashy off
sloushiugs of the; brRin Of every ninobnipoop
who itches to see his name in print When
these Wholesale truths are thoroughly imbedded
IN The teachings Of our civilization, thefft will
the editorsn nnillenium begin TO draw nigh ahd
the war dance Of delight will swing corners and
chassez around the editorial tripod. the scissors
will cut the double-shufie, and the paste. pot
weep great tears Of unctious joy.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-04-04
Apologetio.

Apslogetio. "dj r.i-G i.,. ".sdt .. icy
"a few Days ago in looking over some papers
in the pocket Of a coat wd had laid aside for o
time' we came across avery int orestiug oommu-
nication giving an account of the closing exer-
else Of the Asbury Seminary on tho 7th ..of this
'aonM" We regret exceedingly our neglect in
not publishing the communication, for we have
reason to know that thr Asbury seminary, pre-
sided over by Prof. N. G. Littlejohn, deserves
to be known all over tho State, and should not
be sighted, by us at least We would publish
the communication now, but it does not inform
us what month the occasion occurred, and il
may be SO long ago that its appearance now
would look ridiculous s. ... g. 70 w.!
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-04-04
The Home Circle.

The Home Cirele, p a,l,..
Is the name Of q well edited and handsomely y
printed paper just started at Charleston by Mrs.
NJ. Z. Britton.. AsltAe name indicates, it il in.
tended 70 be = Journal that will interest ,aal
elevate those who compose the home eitoles of
our State and Country. In the number before
US there is evidence Of much tact and ability,
and we are satisfied thatit will only require fair
share of public suppor; to make il q most val
liable and irteresting family Visitor. As IL Is
edited and published by a most excellent South
Carolina Lady, we Hope the Ladies Of the State
wafat once set to work and encourage the en- :
terprise by sending her large htinber Of sub
scribers. Price So per ahhum. = w.
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Serious Accident to C. E. Sims,

We regret to learn that Mr.. c.. +. Sims, Of
Santuc, met with very serious accident last
Monday, athis Gin House. IL eppears that he
was descending from the Cotton Press when one
of the steps gave why and prucipitatod him to
the ground He was taken up in an uncon.
seious state and upon examination it was found
Tint he had received great outward and inward
bodily injuries, from which it is feared he will
not recover. .."' W. ,'...i '.H,
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An Aged Citizen Conc

An Aged Citizen Conc. '.'' ''i = :
Mr.. Alexander Mtador died At the residence
\ Of his brother, Mr.. John Mehdor, in this Coun.
ty, Inst Tuesday, the 1st, at the advanced age
of 10 years. ''" - ''' Nr ..'..
Mr.. NIeador had been deaf and dumb all
his life, but notwithstanding that atiiction was
avery intelligent man, and much respected by
oil his friend and acquaintances.
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Offering Rewards.

Offering Rewards. iuufJlw r..o.-t7an,...
a scamp has been swindling q Columbia ,Dank
out Of sum of money, and the Governor has
offered a'reward of 500 for his apprehension.
That's all right, but il the fellow will only keep
off the railroads and away from county towns
few days he will be in no danger of being ar
rested. fer but few. who live five miles from
Railroad win ever sseshe Governor Pfoclana-
ton, rs it Is only published in tho Coium
bia and Charleston daily papers, and we doubt
much If dozen copies Of either Of those papers
ore taken by persons residing over that distanc
from raiiroad.
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a Difficulty near Jonesville. r

correspondent at JonesVille kindly furn.
ishes us with the following accounts - Of
difficulty that occurred nsar that town.
"a difficulty accurred neak here on MUn.
day Inst, between Monroe ,Wli,lock, white.
and Henry Pater. colored, i'm WHICH the latter
was shot in tho thigh, the bah passing round
the bone and was taken outon The opposite side
by DR.. MO. Southard, have not learned the
cause Of the difficulty. Pater is suffering very
much from the wound" = r.! .' BE- SO