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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-25

TNRDAY, THE 26TH OF APRIL, HAVING BEEN
appointed by the r. ". Grand Lodge of tho United
States duy of thanksgiving and prayer to render
thanks to the living God for His manifest nvor and
cherish and especially for the preservation Of Its unbro
ken unity through trials and pers OF unparalleled 80
verify. -
No. ., Howard No. 8, Jefferson, No. 4, and Schiller No
&c. under direction Of the R. W. Grand Lodge Of South
Caroline. will observe the occasion on Fridny evening"
Goth nst the Odd Fellows Hail. King and Lib
crty Streets Mt o'clock. .-s:'-,
Palmetto and Ashley Encampments are respectfully
invited to unite with the subordinate Lodges in the OBJ
servance OF thus occasion.
Alter appropriate religious exercises, address will
be delivered by P. g. Master r. s. DURYEA.
Tie public generally, and ladies particularly are In
yited to attend.
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BANNETT SCHUR.
AuctfOncer and Commission Merchant, At
! No. 80 King street, below Broad street;
Offers his services for the sale Of MERCHANDISE at
day and night at his store also for the sale Of Stock
Bonds Real Estate, Vessels Horses and Produce est
city references Will be given. Consignmens solicited
Terms moderate and guarantees satishction
April % limo 8:
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NOTICE..

OFFICE CLERK OF CoUNC1I.-THE FOLLOWING
clause of Section of al Ordinance TO Raise Sup
plies for 1867, published for the information
selling s oo o o se OF VINO
notified to report IT This Office
"Threc dollars on every hundred dollars Of all goods
sold in this city By rSons not residents, by sample CT
otherwise" ;" W. d. SMITH,
March Clerk or Council
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Beautiful Residence, No. "a Hases street, north
BY by AIoM2O j. WHITE g. gON,
Brokers, Auctioneers nnd Real Estate Ag'ts.
Will be sold on TUESDAY the Both April at the north Of
the Exchange, Broad street. at II O'Clock A. NJ,
That beautiful RESIDENCE, No. "a BASEL street. two
doors east Of the Posofce known the residence Of
Dr. Chiso1m Tho Lot measures 100 feet front by 129
feet deep be the same more or less The House con-
tans eight rooms, R1th extensive accommodations In
outbuildings for servan horses and vehcles This
the most attractive residence in the heart Of Charleston
sional men,.
Terms-One-ttird cash: balance payable In one and
two years. with interest from day Of sale payable semi
annually; credit portion secured by bond Of purchaser
and mortgage of the preises buildings to be insured
kept insured, and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay
"A. j. W. & Son for all necessary papers and stamps.
] April az tuthamtu5
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SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE CosPANy.-The ne
cessity for insnring property has long been known
but it is only recently that the principle of extend
ing this insurance to the life Of tho party was
adopted. Since that time numerous companies
have been formed for this purpose, and patron
age of the public proves that they have established
themselves firmly in their confidence. In our own
city several companies have opened offices and the
agents profer their services to the people. Among
these ne would direct attention to the Southern
Life Insurance Company. Few corporations can
show more healthy exhibit of their assets and
liabilities than is presented in their advertisement
in another column, and as the principal object is
to be insured in strong and good company, We
would advise those wishing to insure to apply to
Mr. W. PANNALL, the agent of this company, and
the information he can furnish will convince them
that they have como to the right place. The Of
fee is over the Bank of Charleston, and the agent
Mr.. 22A,sNAII is young Kentuckian, who has de-
sermiled to make Charleston his future home.
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UNplERi: Ri:liECRlalsl1 lIgzY

WIN be sold pnd@ III. on utE
st the old CuAt6fn Hoube, ON sTUESDA 11xESl
aiAI Ifhose9 9trea L3NDa
Adeof ofHoglbeclSBA AHay.5 51nS thfs
about "a bss front on Ane1se1
Heynnldss seasE on land Slatg6ea sH1ltAss
luth Alsy, and Ind sols
dive annual saelfsd by iS fr
chaser snd mortgage of the fptd
day payable annual Puxts s1dpa3 AEpes
pefs. &16X8
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MISCEILANEOVS.

I. O. 0. FIR. w. GRAND LEDGE OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.
TIIO-MORRoW, THE 26TH INST, HAVING BEEN AP-
/ POINTED by the Grand Sire, In accordance with a
resolution of the Grand Lodge Of tho United Sates as
Day Thanksgiving to Almighty God, for preserving
and maintaining tho unbroken unity and raternal rea-
tons of our Order" the will be observed by this
jurisdiction. The Officers and Members of the Grand
Lodge will assemble ut Odd Fellows Hall at O'Clock
L. when after appropriate religious services, an Ad.
dress will be delivered by P. G. NJ, B. 8. DURYE.
BY order Of tho NJ. ". G. NJ.
JOHN H. HONOUR, JR. NJ. D.,
Charleston, April 25, 1887. .-s-.2-.=~.5 49, s
April IS ~ Grand Secretary.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND COMMON
PLEAs-Judge MuNRoE presiding. Court was
opened ct the usual hour, and the Jury answering
to their names, the case of the State us. HELENA
P1oDaER, nee SMITH, for receiving stolen goods,
was called, JOHN PHILLIPS, Esq, appearing for the
defence.
After some challenges the Jury were organized
and the Witnesses were examined. From their
testimony 1T appeared that shortly after the close
of the war some Cotton was stolen from the plan
tation of Mr. MU1RHEAD, in Christ Church Parish,
which was subsequently, found to be in the posses
sion of HELENA PIoDaER, then SMITH, who kepta
store at the corner Of Concc1d and March streets.
The prosecution wen. to prove that the Cotton
was received, knowing it to be stolen, and was
purchased from irresponsible parties, but the de-
fence argued that when the Cotton was rated to
the city by the negroes it was at that time when
no questions were asked as to the ownership but
bargains were made by every one, especially re-
garding Cotton.
The Judge briefly summed up the leading points
and charged the Jury, who, without leaving their
seats, returned verdict Of not guilty, and the
prisoner was discharged.
The Grand Jury, through Their foreman, return
ed the following bills with their findings.
The State Us. RICHARD MURPHY and CHARLES
SMITH, two indictments for kidnapping seamen.
True Bill.
The State us. JOHN PENDEDs, JAS. Smra aud
THOMAS RILEY for boarding vessel and not wear
ing license. True Bill.
The State us. NELSON BERWICK and JAS. HARRIs,
alias HARRISON, Burglary and larceny. True Bill.
JAS. P. Rose, MARY e. BoILoUeH and MARY Bo1-
1oUeH, charged with arson were arraigned and
plead not guilty. Their Counsel R. W. SEYMOUR
ESQ. moved that the t. al be postponed to satur.
4lay and the females be, eleased upon bail, which
was granted, and the Court adjourned, :. 81
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IouoWllS
Chief and Assistants
Mayor and Aldermen.
Charleston Hook aud Ladder Company.
Charleston Fire Company of Axem Pioneer, Steamer
Eagle Fire Engine Company. Hand
vigant Fire Engine Company Hand
Phoenix Fire Engine Company. Steamer
Charleston Ifro Engine Company. Hand
Etna Fire Engine Company Steamer
Florence Fire Engine Company. Visiting Co... Hand
Marion Fire Engine Company. Steamer
German Fire Engine Company. Hand
Palmetto Fire Engine Company. Steamer
Hope Fire Engine Company Hand
Washington Fire Engine Company Steamer
stonewall Fire Engine Company Hand
Young America Fire Engine Company. Steamer
LINE OF MARcH
Down Meeting to Broad street, countermarchng at
Broad street. at which point his Honor the Mayor and
Aldermen will review tho Department after which the
Companies will exercise in tho following order:
1sT-HAND ENGINES.
): !: Sss5sssTos. S5s5ssT; {: {: dss5., ass5
: 00 STEAMERS. z -'''''N'
l. WASHINGTON. s. PALMETTO
: :. Xogse You. AnraroA. 8 8. KIs5s5s Rzesa:
4. PIONEER.
Each Hand Engine allowed Is minutes; each Steamer
allowed 80 minutes from the time they take position at
the we'll. at Of Broad and King Streets using fifty
feet of hose. and PLAYING OF platform as usual
The following gentlemen III hive been appointed time
judges: Messrs. b. NJ ALEXANDER, C.P. .AIMAR and
j. G. E. RICHARDSON, Assistant Chiefs. g
GEO. A. BOWMAN, Esq, ox-Chief assisted by B. NJ.
STKOBEL, Esq. Clerk and Superintendent, will mark
the distances and award the prizes.
Each President will appoint one officer to keep the
platform clear of crowd. and positively but the
judges will be allowed the platform. The department
is respectfully requested to strictly comply with this
rangement
The main we'll used for suction purposes will be sup
piled alternately by the different hand and steam
engines from tho adjacent wells. s5
Visiting npanes will be allowed to choose their time
Of playing of.
M u EiroD roonf= -
B. M. sTRoBLE Clerk and supt
April "a @l-I7 s-.lsa.ss.E ~.s- sa
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n Novelty.
The latest aud most efectun remedy for the Of
debility loss Of appetite headache torpor of the liver
etc., is PANKNIN's HEPATIC BITTERs. For sole by
all Druggists. th
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The Greenvll1e and Columbia Railroad. ]
To the Editor of tie Daily NeaOs:
Human nature is disposed to grunble, moro
particularly in this age of steam and twoforty pro-
gress. Every thing must be done in a hurry, from
reconstruction down, without making any allow
ances whatever. Some people would grumbe if
they ware in Paradise 'sSich however, says SAM
SLICK, i: nater.''
We have recently heard several yes divers COM
ulaints alleged against the Greenville and Colum-
ba Railroad in respect to transportation Of freight
Now, If those who make these complaints under
stood the peculiar difficulties under which this road
labors at the present, and has for sometime, they
would, likely; be more indulgent.
The Greenyile and Columbia Railroad has, to
our knowledge, only about thirty-fve cars for
transportation of freight. They have been receiv-
ing ON an average per day for months thirty car
loads Of freight from the South Carolina Railroad
alone, also freight from the Charlotte and South
Carolina Railroad, besides local freight from tho
city. It is impossible for the agent at Columbia
to have on hand, at any time, moro than fifteen
cars, for some must always BIZ on the road. II
viii be seen, therefore, by any reasonable man
that it is matter Of impossibility for the agent
to send off the freight at once whom he receives
far more than he has cars for transportation.
Hence the cause OF delay. We know tho agent
(AIr. R. II. WALToN). Ho is an oblSiug, stirring
man, and has done every thing in his power to ia
ciitate the transportation of freight. Under his
charge are three Clerks who labor assiduously
and diligently from A. NJ. until P. n. Now
what more can be done -.
We trust that at IN early date all this will be
obviated, and sufficient number Of cars or he
road to transport any quantity Of freight. Ke' !.
cool EQUITY.
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PERsoNAL.-Ca H. BAKER Of the United
States Revenue Service, who has been for some
time in command of the Revenue stoamcr Ashue-
lot, in this harbor has lately left for the North.
His friends here hope that he may return with q
superior vessel.
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TESTIMONIAL
SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
YALE COLLEGE, November 1G, 1866
have always recommended the Faber poIypradc
Lead Pencils as the only pencils fitted for both ornacn-
tai and mathematical drawing; but after thorough
trial of the American Poygrade Lead Pencils, man.
utacturcd by tho American Lead Pencil Company New
York. lind them superior to any pencil IN use, even to
the Fabcr or the old English Cumberland Lead Pencil
being superior pencil for sketchjng, ornamental and
mechanical drawing and nl the ordinary uses of lead
pencil.
smooth lead; even the soicst pencils hold the point we'll;
they arc all that be desired in pencil Ii gives me
reat Measure to be able to Americans that tey
viii no longer be compelled to depend upon Germany OF
any other foreign market for pencils
LOUIS BAIL,
Professor Of Drawing, &C.
ALL PENCILS ARE STAMPED:
h3- AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL co. N T."
None genuine without tho exact name of the firm !:
1ook to it. emo December IL
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DO1yIE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMIAN g. CO., Agents.

MAssDEN's PEcToRAL BALM for Coughs, Colds,
Influenza. y:
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SOMETHING NEw-The citizens Of this staid old
town were somewhat startled yesterday after
ternoon, to observe a high buggy rapidly moving
down the street behind four pair Of fine horses.
The fourth hand te I'm attracted considerable at-
tention, and was supposed by some unciviEzed
heathens to be the forerunner of circus, but the
W :. er heads maryelled and thought OF tho time
when the Jockey club was in its glory anda our-ln-
hand not such rare sight. We congratulate the for
tnate possessor on his acquisition, and trust that
his fancy team viii introduce new life among US, it
it does not produce revolution in the present
style of vehicles, but until this does take place,
he will continue to be tho centre of attraction.
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!: IcI1'iI|I1l sK. !:

Desirable GOV@SS
80 by JOHN N4G.s1s11sa aS9ES HgsGQsE
THIS DAY.s 18th inst, 6 hetbs9Ak c.ak
f n Auction Sales Room, Mol 81 Meeting SsS
- AN. .NEOlCED DEE GC0D6
~ fco1Bsrn
White and colored R1ILIANTSs fsahope1 e1ArnHgp.s
lin, Brown Linen H1l 1!tssss
Prints Bleached and Brown Shifting, I&nsF DrI1
ed Cottonsde FoulsrdA Grenadines s14s6o56s
Lawns PspeG Ivory md Wood Ks!a, E1nch1nsef
Black Elastic Braid, Elastic spoea t1tsN0o
Pocket Combs; md nlanS eeoss
Fsncy Socks, &c SJ.s&
Conditions cash. AHgA e U
Special Sale sof D,Y Goods;sfta ftarau GoodIs
- s;c;fs.s By 81
THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock AZ 1T.
4 rooms No. 1888 Meeting Hces
4 win be sold, asgE
I DRESS GOODS Pint Ssuns. Dotnesttcs ~
!. Hosiery, Gloves. Clothing Eurnd dshtpg G0odsss
Fancy Goods, Boots and Shoes Hata aand
Is cases dsairsble styiss sasi5i sTalW aooDs
Conditions cash IS ~ sApE1k
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SHIP cHANDlERY, ETC.
PATENT
BOAT DETlCHING APPARATUS.
BROWN G LOYEL'S PATENT.

BRUWN q LUYELS PAlEAl.
A PPRovED BY THE UNITED STATES GOVERN
"A MEN L and Supervising Inspectors of Steamers at
the late trial OF the different PATENTS In Now York har
bor, with all fixtures complete Price, $40 CASH
The best and most economical of all the Patents now
used. s-s8Ss ?,
1000 yards os. coTToS 15sS RAVENS for Awnings
and Boat Sails.
1000 yards Druid Mills Cotton Duck, Nos Q. s..
6 and at Now York prices.
800 coils Kentucky Baling Rope for Cotton, Manila
and Yard Cordage.
For sale by
4. JOHN TUOMEY,
April 25 LIMO No. 48 EAST BAY.
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3 AlUijIeI1l0 ON sj4iE.!sII

Shoulders, Hams, Sides sBgrn Co.,
VIII sell, THIS DAT, In nont Of their Eo27 Ven
due Range; at 10 O'Clock;
hhds. PRIZE SHOULDERS sst = !:
l6 terces Sugar Cured Hams 4 *?
hhds. Clear Ribbed 'Gdea . ~ 49,.
20 bbls. Smoked Bellies & is - 81
15 bbls. Strips 50? - ~ ss
70 boxes Manufactured Tobacco - -
10 kegs Butter. 1-lS34 d = Anri1 az =
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29th ANNUAL PARADE
AND
IN SP E @ T I O N
OF THE
CHARLESTON FIRE DEPARTMENT,

g. - l.
TWILL TAKE PLACE ON SATURDAY, 9th APRIL,
w 1867
Companies win assemble punctuay, ut 9a o'clock, on
The Procession will move at 10 O'Clock precisely in the
following order:
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AU CTI0N SALES.

Madeira, Port Wine, DO, al Auction:
BY W. Y. LEITCH & 81, 8, BRUINS,
AuctiOneers.
Will be sold THIS DAY, the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock, at
No. 86 East Bay corner of Kerr's Wharf,
casks MADEIRA Wine
casks Port Wine.
bbls. Gin (Rose
bbls. Cider
Dbl. Porter
Terms cash. April 26
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CHANGE OF RAILROAD STATIoNs.-The North
eastern Railroad Company have discontinued the
two stations formerly known rs Strawberry and
Gaillards, and have substituted one which will be
called Oakley. The patrons OF this road are re-
qusted to notice the change, and thus avoid any
fntnre embarrassments
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We are continually receiving communications on
political and other matters from persons who do
not attach tLeir proper names to the articles Sent
and we tako this occasion of repeating that nothing
can bo published in THE DAILY NEWS without
being indorsed by some responsible individual.
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To MAY Qu!MNs.-The responsible position oc-
cupied by these august personages and their la
dos in waiting requires that they should be pos
sessed of good understanding, and this the pro-
prietor of the big boot proposes to furnish in the
shape of elegant white kid slippers. AS these are
indi ,pensible to complete full court dress wo a'l-
wise all who design participating in the May frolics
to repair to the big boot and hunt the slipper.
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Ne0 Cheese, Butler. Pork, Pigs Feel, Bacon,
&C., &c. -.z5z
BY LAUREY &, ALEXANDER.
THIS DAY, 25th inst will be sold before store No
1877 East Bay. at 10 o'clock,
91 BOXES NEW CHEESE
81 tubs Butter
. 0 barrels Mess Pork
barrels Pigs Feet
81 half barrels FL 3's Feet ~
2 boxes Shoulders
s terces Hams -.
10 barrels narrow N. 7. Strips.
Conditions cash. April 25
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Valuable Tot of Land on ,oest side of King street,
Ward No. 4.
-a-=i .z.zs BY -Z.-B. CAKES.
Will be sold on THURSDAY, I'd MAY, at II O'Clock at the
=-.EE Old Custom House,
All that VALUABLE LOT or LAND situated on the
west side of King street, formerly known Nos 1s3 and
145 and being Immediately east Of the Cemetery at the
Unitarian Church measuring 66 feet 10 inches, front
and rear and 200 feet In depth. 81 -s'sfs4
Conditions-Oneffh cash. Balance In three equal an-
nual instamens, with interest semiannualy; secured
by bond of the purchaser and mortgage Of the property
Purchaser to pay for papers. - -. April Is =
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EASTER ELECTIONS, I Ih1NIIi y Of1o1so11'
Church Wa7dens.-Dr. NJ. LARoRDE, Colonel "A. H.
TAYLOR.
Observation-Disclosures Hampton, John S. Preston.
VIM Reynolds, Thomas Taylor, r. W. Giooes =,
e. Heinitsh, J. P Thomas, Thomas Davis, waiter
Gregg, Clarke Waring. n.
Deieaaies to Concenlaon. DR.. VIM. Reynolds. Dr.
E. H. Heinitsh, Captain J. 2. Thomas, walter
Gregg, Esq. ,r-,.. c...
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DISTRICT CoURr-HoN. GEO. W. LOGAN, Presid-
ing.-The Court opened at 10 A. NJ, and The fol-
lowing cases we're tried:
The State us. Edward Wright, Larceny. Guilty
The State Us. Toney Brooks, Larceny. Guilty.
The State Us. Jol- Washington and Henry alas
Hugh Thompson, Larceny of Fowls. Guilty.
The State us. Thos. Williams, Larceny Of Cotton.
Continued.
The State us. Joseph Lasey and George Charles
Larceny. Not Pros.
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THE STEAMSHIP CHA,IPIoN.-This new and valua-
ble addition to the superior line of side-wheel
steamships, to be run between this port and New
York, consigned to Messrs. STREET, Bro. O. Co.,
arrived here yesterday, having started on Monday
last The Champion is vessel of superior ap-
pearance, having elegant and roomy accommoda-
tons for passengers and large capacity for freight,
and she;has sufficient power to make, the run in
good time from this port to New York She is in
charge Of Captain L. NJ. MURRAY, so favorably
known to- al the travelling public before the war,
as master IN the old and favorite line of New York
steamships
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AT AN election held this day, the following per-
sons were elected for st. Bartholomew's:
wARDENs.
WILLIAM GODFREY. R. B. RHETT, JR.
vESTRTMEN.
" LEWIS. DR. IHODORE DEHoN.
NAT. HEYWARH. T. b. MEANS.
ROBERT CHISOLM
DELEGATES TO CONVENTION.
R. B. RHETT, JR. J. W. LEWIS.
AsHEpoo RIVER, April %, 1867.
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ysncili, Jones 4 Co.....c cor Third Main stsests.
Hsss, Stern 4 Co.......cor Second Main streets.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK. Sept. 20.
Henry Hart and @. Mccormick were sr~
rested to day charged, With four others. With
smngaling $50. 600 worth Of cigars, and held
to bail in $4,000.
The principal owners of the Kentucky
bourbon company we're before Commissioner
White to-day, charged. BY Collector bailey,
with defrauding the Revenue by carrying on
the rectifying business without license, using
spurious brands, removing liquors without
inspection. &c. Their names Are y. II. Saus
born. d. Messmore, A. e. Mills and T. J.
Finkham. snd we're held to bail IN 81 600
each. In turn they have commenced two
suits agains. Collector Bailey, in the Superior
Court. and he Is held to bail, respectively. in
$50, 600 and $40 600 Messmore is a broth>
er of Assessor Messmore, of the Metropeli.
tan Board Of Revenue. Over million dol
lars is involved in this case of speculation in
whisky.
Reports have reached here of trouble at
Stonington, Conn. A bank Cashier is said
to be missing.
The Cincinnati excursionists left last night
for Albany
The Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows to-day
granted leave to the Grand Lodge Of Penn
sylvanla to hold their next annual meeting at
Plttsburg. The action Of the Grand Sire, in
granting warrants to Colorado Encampment
No |, and other Lodges and Encampments
n Colorado and Montana, was approved.