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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

District Court of the United States.
Fer TN District OF South Carofiue: la 16set.
sg;,, sssgssa Y The matter OF '0'epaSS " @sas-
f6Whom &c may ,conesrn The nndsrsisnsd
hastby greg 20 Zoe of-L3s sppOntnent os -
slrpes offhe estate Of Joeeps W. Hui IogtheC Corr
zEofNswbessy ssnd state of South CssoliEe, ,Rysa.
ia1&N Ccanfg, who hrs been adiudged D hen6-
supf fapona his ovnpefition BY the districtcozrs
OF said Gistrict. Dated 0th day OF Dec. A. ..
le6S. 3. n. AkRf1N, Assignee.
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14
Thomas 8 Moornaan,
ATT0RNEYlT LAW,

Has resumed the practice Of the Law at
this ,ascs, sad oaa be found forthe presea:
AZ TIM Store Off. Norman / Co.
PA, s&S If ssas , g i.:@. - 81.
, 1869-06-29
the EPISCOPAL jMBRbat1Q.
Resolutions Of the Nqrtienn and Eestrya1eu
of Chtfst Church.

AT . meeting Of the Wasdeos and vestryn,en OF
Christ Church, held en- Saturday evening, June *,
the following preAmbles and resolutions were
adopted:
W4ruEAa presen.1nent Prosecution has l.een Ia,
Charles Cheney rector Of this r&r1t upon tho
charge lar sIrecd tubstintiay> Of Folturx hs oEti
Gst!pn snFafrntnt to eontofna to the doarlne4 md
that u emitting firm the Infant baptism kc1vice
tAin WG5d. or Morda. ~ therein aet torth: md
WMnIAK 1lt protatcty or necrsstiy of umittln6 or
yc!. md the ssty Of other verbal ch1nfcs there-
tn ts The .nh1est Ct te'9na CONTROVERSY nnw
made lAte the rublie ehrrn sesvic conform the
dhetrrc and wo.rtr ut the church. lid down ln the
the tfIk3 in other dinee4<A have fpr time past
hAbtually omitted the aiors word words IN their
pnhllc m!niet. atloEs, snd.
HEEkAs- Our Eatd Frxtor haA the unqualified con-
to1aeirnsens r+faId for III dasy ~ Tafnirter Il
1htst u Hts Elsolc church. aud l. c1ttued to
Rsso!-L By The w.rdens and vcstr57nen Of Christ
h"f. T. n ~ n.st'1f '1se1oled that in view q ~
ccrnec charged aes1ntt aatd rector. it true
not. IN the opinion Il tss yextry, iLvuiFo mat
IT d doctrine or wnrssAp and thai do saot rexa5a
II n ctsk,y on the part Of dltc er!an authority TO lnst
tute and r1rry forward rreseutIucIt therefor xnd
Thereby ditr u t iAsTesf and 1os prosperous
TarfshtI III thr Eofthwert; and
Re.oi.td Thrt ~ hereby tender oEr rtrsor cur tIl
symrattv aud p 1isc h tn te fn.Efr. u In thc ras
t4oIre 1h1t we, fl all Christian kiudncsa ea,ursy
7To-esrti ior s,tcl offence. md that the C1c
ct thr tt6s1y fotthu h fusI.h the authority prrccut
inE this matter ith CRY Of these resolutions
, 1869-06-29
' = ~ ~.
II. GREKLET,
ia Nussan street.

II "a Instant the Admiral was at the side Of the
owner Of the bag se!z1nR that receptacle in ilis
right hand, be shoutea. amid the ba:n Of Dod-
soa yD1 e ars Te'esa,s Come right onsasfa Tor
timed:
At. Greeley looked 1T the Admtrala Uniform In
utter bewtldermeni, and then replied:
~ "on, yes, remember you now. Yo9 are from
the Norm Atlantic blockading squadEoa in 1861
remember Jou very we'll l had occasion to
Use Gss yoqT name while compiling the American
Ths Admiral areK baet. apparently dumb
and drew him on the boat, laaghinE heartily.
"Toa are much mistaken. VI. Gseeley." said
he; ~ an James Fisk, Jr,, u tho Eric Railroad.
debted to you for several compliments In the tn
tMnc on the condact Of that road. "
". GREELEY CAST hts eJes upon the Sparkling
glance At the Kltterus uniform, and replied:
?ea: Il has been my opinion thai the Ere
hsTs beea hs2 eesn ea q se b1,a
Ing Of tho road. sank III, 100 in aid Of H. The
road should pay. Tneteis no reason n the world
why It's Stockholders should not receive hand
sone Jeariy dividend II runs through an agT1cul-
tulal section OF country, and the milk trains
Here The Admiral escorted Nj. Greeley to the
cabin, and called for the hcsd waiter. The head
waiter could not be found Meeting the courteous
Horace Greeley, General Rice auatched the car
Eel Ss5 eaE 1o NJ Srses, hs1a and dsRarte He
lgeuce that crerJ statefoom on the boat, Win but
one @Ssi @s1ssP:'oal IS aSonssd MM ss&sxe1 e. FL
The eI!da! chamber y the OILY sta1ernom un-
at ctnssa assley gfs e that tneu .u
sTercd the Admiral mi. Greeley, Ihope to meet
{ou At the supper table" courp1sd NJ. Fisk, gal-
, 1869-06-29
THE nrTKA NoCSE

-r,a ,ns-,,on,.I h.,an, ~ = n I,.xe r., ,r.,-
1ne 4eaau.ouea' oet1,n' ;" - -. nesh. fs4'' nau
aser OF the Opera Hoase, which occurred tas'
evening, WIS eenent In every sense OF the term,
ano ~as haaososne uoaeu 70 .na. teuueAaA "
the esteem in which he Is hcld " cue amusement
gocfs Of the city. II WAS specially significant,
cnpt1nnaj nbnse fro.u snotoer pupe, Ia thls civ.
~ The 1s1pr A., trnce Ia, evening vas thc resui,
=, ~. .,,sa ~ Hsss .no11N ear+aI,,, n,aI nv
~. -en-,nranro ,n,t IN i,rr,Iion and y1rnIence
Inc psoRlA!nme Wa tslt aou& irnI ~" ~ T,,n
commencing VIA mna HIst ~ ~ stirh he eI-edins
!.n s1iss sn,ts iI-ssta and N,xs K atie Putnam
Mr.. Leak Il new 10 0rE EtaHc, anQ CANE uc1t Ituu
, 1869-06-29

lease piece OF city property On North Clart
street was rtiez7ed 70 the COMMITTEE On HhAlTts
aud Fubnc Grouods-
The petition Of ME- J. n Brown. foe tres
ncenke, was releTsd to the Mayor, with powe7 to
4ci.
The petition for zhe pA4saEe Of N ordinance for
the p4yt1E Of Er1e street f1um Clark TO Kms3-
buty, Eas referred 70 the Board OF Puoltc Works,
With dtFecdoo1 70 prepare An ordnance
The pettrton8 for sidewalks On the scspth sjda of
Walnut k1ces, from Hoyne to Oakley, and the east
kde Of LeaYitt from Lake 10 Fultous were teus to
M1J psdmtnne1.
Tbs peusion2 ius sItlewalks On t,ie nn,theast use
OF C1JbnuI0e Afenue, from North to Rsctne ave
nue, and On the aaH aide Of Racine avenue, from
C1ybouRne plaoe to CentTe etrtet Mefr referred to
the Board OF Public No1tA with i19tJuc{lons 70
Feratr the nccesaa5J ordinance.
HAnEnAD on CLARK ErHKlF.
Af- Mclioy moved = 1uspenstoo Of the rules In
order 70 f1ke up tho repeft Of the Committee on
hAGo&da ON thn ordinance permitting the Mlchj-
gan Southern Road to lay down tncE1 on certain
property Wtt Of Cl4rf street and between Six
teeutn md Twenty -secobd streets, the ffacla BE-.
ing then removed from C1Alf street.
The motion was agreed to, and the ordinance
temporarily hid On the table
APPROPRIATION RII1.
AID. Cz1ktng moved that the ralea be xnfpeuhaa
and the Appropriation biu be taken up.
The motion waA agreed to.
The ordnance NA1 then passed as amended
Jeas, - nAys, none
On notion the Council then adJourned-yesl
Is: p1yA II.
, 1869-06-29
HONORS TO THE HON. HORACE
GREELEY,

Courtcsy OF mr.. James Flax, Jf.-
The Prince Receives mr. Greeley
In a Fuu AdmIra17a Cnlform-A
Bridal Chamber AT mE. Grecley's
Dlaposal-Paso dc Fole Gra., KEN
nebec salmon, Pork md Hemns,
nnd Ptckled Pigs Feet.
From tM Se1r Yort sua, June ID
A. half-East O'Clock, Oh Weduesday, June 2.
the Hon. Horace 1ree.J sent leading editorial
room, drew on blact broadclosh coat, threw
Linen dnster oger his letI arm, placed
Sssf SG r,sF s.FsT has gn h;.s. tas Desx o.
bas, uTses n oid.tas6ioaed sand boz nd a boz q
waters, and walked down staits from his sanctum
es saa RaosaeG q o1 aa
Samuel Sinclair. NJ. Greeley walked without the
railing uslng the following orders nj Ia disappear
on Saturday. Tell Whitelaw tkat The Way TO
Honorable fsace' and The usctley Contract are
body grind any h1es on the Tribune while I'm
Greeley s11uet tbs sdesaE % IL. Greeley wa,fed =
through the PRtk+ carrying his carpet bag aud sur
rounded by gang q screaming urw.6o5s who
). Ecentng 1Stxs, only cent? oppo ste The city
Hall he WAS met 6y the Hon George ". Hoome,
Sno kindly oed 70 s5 his
NJ. Roomet and made no response 70 hts odeE.
When on the corner Of the r4t, MI. Greeley
eesRs d as ss sess . Ct a u e. e os
Gusee, md xhumed down Chambers street.
Al a few minutes befose O'Clock, the pier at
the foot Of Chambers street w2s throp9ed. The
Old Colony wxs about 10 60 out with passengers
Tor Boston. Carriages dashed 70 the pier, and
arxt0os passeuge1a sp1ang out, Keeping . ciose
eye on their baggage, and Malfod mp the carpeted
gangway. Admiral James F1sk, jr., fupe.1ntend-
courtesy. BE wore his magnificent uniform, and
his aid, MI. sJmondA was especially polite II his
attentions To the female passengers. The Adui-
raj gave ha orders with refreshtnH coo!ness. The
passengers crowded into the boat n perfect or
del, Hrea by his ere md by the s.entortan d.
rnal ringing Of tho ben, 9 tail gentleman With .
daster. q black straw hat, md large catpet-bag,
reached the gang plAnK.
Commodore, look-iook ut that carpet bax!"
shouted M1. 8Jmonds, pointing bis finger at the
travelling BacE.
Tho Admiral glanced at the tag. 1t bore tile
following inscription:
, 1869-06-29

rot: but It was nevertheless Hrvued BY Jndge Per-
: Gu1y On tbs one ndc- and Major G0Ennu upon tho
other. and much Ient wA& An5rded upon the
sslaem h. tee Supreme Cont eeea called upon
pesuns upon this question. 1t was, IN III trZu.
mentt both npm ptfnctple ard authority, ao4o-
lurely cont}uNveL The 3udRa maintained that .
quorum VII tWo-ttn1dS of the actual pumbef of
tho EoUee-1spt tWo-thtf61 OF the Uuuke Hhka fu1,
or when compoBed Of one hundred MEMBER This
he eHshlhhed By he clear prepondetance a iegts.
ISrye: doctrines upon The question, &nd.o " An
overwhelming army OF judicial decisions usde BY
xna courts. Hn hnd eE1denuT bean 2meEx tho
book, fer be seemed 70 have collected everything
/ pertinent to tho question.
EFon tho broader ground OF principle, the
l. JUDGES argument was especially etFung and earn
eSt BE showed tbs sad consequences II fsctlops
m}thoTltJ c1u lawfully bring E21s2auu to u end.
CORE tlneDt would be fallnre-tt would te Wu14c
than no,s siuz, for faction could end the iefziadye
functions ls,r partisan purposes 1t any ho1t. HI.
Answer TO tn. re@&rf that his po&tton Koul0 1eAd
TO an absurditg By The result Of it-nanelr. that
ANAL nuube1. ~ fwo q Ihrse, might posaioty be
aBetser. Nv bstte1,1 = "a nd, inss nnge man
should hare pQHtf to psessrEe the government
Than that minority snousd hare power to ttssotse
It or arrest ia Acton-T'
Tue folty.tWo Who IN dtsreSA.n Of their oathE,
resigned In hope thai they could tEerebJ stop the
work of1egtaIstiop, may not be greatly eoEioftet!
to know that they merely pl1JGd The fool wnho1t
accomplishing the thing which t1eT yalntJ songht
to do. They may, during tho 1esr Of thttf uFet,
feat ta purpose. II they oonld have beard the a..
guMeut Of Jndgc Pefki1a, ne imagine tnas theiS
estimate Of their own Importance Wonld have SUI
fered most humlllAtnC dtm1nutiou.
, 1869-06-29
c9uH1Y NORMAL ScHuol,
An1rd of Contracts for It's Construction
The Ce1nt, Insnne A.1lum.

LbEhtf AQGNA SCHOOL.
The Committee en- Building and Education, OF
the Cook County Board OF Supervisors, met ut the
County Clerts ONCE at p. m-, yesterday, Nj. ].
q. Palmer IN the chstr. Bids Tor the building OF
the COOK County Normal School were opened a
follows:
T. E Courtney. complete, except ;aa=zhtne,
beating. and gag taa go: for inaso.J, plasiertn2
sss,7s5: Harrison Se1bnrn, masonry, pas:erins 1s
= snd - s5one-cu1ttag, s;3soo; J. z Nos; massaT,
$4,000; Gt stone, 4a 0eo; Fttzgcsald ARnev. ms
:faa5r ,aS5dsS .8a sS ,sSs e NJ
plete, 1900; \. r. LoherJ. masonry, s3s 800
P1asteang-- Patrick Carroll, =, ,eoo: DOYLE john
Planbins-menly. BJ1ne sl.oss: FoT Nancy.
Painang and Glazlng-Jevue i Aluin,, 1850.
Hn Roonng-A. kln=el1a, p Sc; galvanized iron
I fsEssy ssye4 eo BeoSst s %
CTpcE.eF Wax-Wiilam Goldie, t., 80 lnclad-
nd gals1ntzed lron wort; .. 2. BuEdicS Co,
Hssssssg fSee sSnB Bssss Sasn sa nsn9 haiss ss
$s7,Tso, Including roofing and inning, Adolph
::nebner Co., Iauo: Harris Cnndr s32.loo;
Cut Stone Wo11-Hckeon Kelley, q, 4,&7s: Turst
5aeoe schmidt CO, s2a: WE X. g. coopel saoss
John @ no1E:a, y = s3o; e. "enshe 4 Aesanser, $3.50
On uosion Or snperE1sor summerneld. the bids
ID HasT e asspg Msfss
P!asse7ns. Fst.;ek csnoIl, $500: heating p!pe...
The CLERK was Instructed to advertise for blds for
painting and roofing. to be considered on Tuesday
neIt, a1 10 T. n
the amount Of thel1 bids, 10 have their work IN
1shed by 1st December next
The committee then adjourned
, 1869-06-29
JAIL DELIVERY.
Three Despe1 ndors 3lnkr Thcir Escape from
TIC Twelfth s>tr~es station

There WIS an exciting jail delivery at the
Twelfth Street Satisfaction, IN the West Division.
On Sunday evening, through which two notorious
thieves made their escape, and a third nearly &C
comN!ahed the satne purpose The facts sre
thcee: About O'clock these three dcsperadoes-
being locked In one cell, male \ call fos water.
In response to their cries The station keeper en-
tered the prison hflI to comply with thetr request
lesrtnG the door leading to The o,11ce a!ar. Tie
hydraut is located In the rear Of the hAu. snd he
hat scarcely reached that point, when three men
kud 1ellJ leaped from the roof Of one OF the cells
to tic ground, and malc a bold break for liberty.
In the doorway Of the main entrance
10 the building Eat two onlcera at
tho lime, who were suddenly se:
upon BY the dasperAdoes, and thrown 10 the side
walk. The odtcess were quickly on thc:1 fee.
aKA1n. howeEer. and gave pursuit One OF the
pa{tJ uAs couafcd- but rIf4aed t6 sunrIEnb with
out zEEcto A1nRR1e. during Whlce he bit Odeef
HownIds th1mb 10 the BONG. The others made
good theG escape An investigation Of the cell
dtscloeed the fact shat the inmates h4d lo0sened
the heavy plank bench, and By t1int OF per1ever-
anee placed this lever underneath The heavy
planks Of the cell ceiling whlct apout three feet
below the ngu!ar ct inE. This obstruction finally
succumbed 10 continued pressure and at the OPP
perfume moment they made their dash for liberty.
A stmI!ar escape WIS effected some time ago,
which should kcfve cur authorities Tor lesson,
and lead to greater security Of our stauona
, 1869-06-29
SPAIN,
Tie PRONUNCIATION Of thc spanish
Constitution.

AAV 4~4On inc
Constitution.
Madrid Le.hy tJune icy 10 TIC L.,,don Daily Stns
By this time the world Hill know that the Span-
tsh Constitution Of 1869 IVES promulgated, OF pub
ilcly read and proclaimed. throughout the peuin-
suls, on Sunday. Il u gratifying to know thst In
eaf ihe breash I q he aee Of even H.
tempt at disorder. As get we havc only teIe-
graphic reporta from The rrovtncea and muss wait
SPAN las seeepsed Hiihoas sns oatS1isI d f op
might be expected, full Of protests sad e1prr g.
sons Of indgnsilon sccompan!ed b} assertions q
and LIZ, which treat Of the manE.r OF reforming L.
arc put into forcc or the propos, to alter theiom
Of gcrefnDent from the monarchy to the repub-
those which appear IN the cashoiic ruI nala 10
q religious 1nerty and the .to:ation of casnolsc
nc co,tes Of issa @ ios eo1nm.ssias ON Ting this ss aes
af sseEs ana 1o.s rooe4S SPIN Of r.
fused 70 allow the church bells 10 be tupg % the
occasion Of the rron1Agauon Of tho constitution.
and the ctvn authorities had to send men 70 DO
day was very imro6tns, and went otr amidst great
enthusiasm Tie front Of the porlco ol The Hall
Of Congress ws converted into sort Of Gorgeous
ded for go pe1@ona Tnere we're oTef 6oe depnta-
tat1ons from the different previnces-a4nost every
@ aaS ysn &c t ss e1
sad my otnelsa. he sorporssiaa Il Madf.d. ths
eolsss tSsss3yfs I'd 1ss aqSe1 q ,191,ea
Occupied ne erection. aud Witnessed ne highly
Interesting preceding: The street xas
sss sss s.i *as III Ssoopy 9ne being a''s arapsa
in bright oolors- The secretaries of the
cortea read the constitution before the assembled
tsous,nds Eno g1seted Il wsia toud ssA e.. Tse
Sesslones administer the o,.ns TO the executive
power, which was done IN dne torz0, Pzi1a, SelTa-
Rfero ~ the representative q the Sovereignty Of
the people They then rrtnIctd to the front. and
& ssa & 1 rs. as ess
tcefs accompanying the sslate they gars TO
Ia Ia c%enstitutlon." % a. n The 10. tso Or ,n9ee Rcpnb.
lican regiments l hare EeleHed TO altered
the csy % ..y!se E! Derecao- lli1s the Right;
q is .s1 AZ % ..s ws nna
nea!enly ones which are The epec.ai privilege q
szaeei = The flsieuda De- Prpsreso> s1eo " Ia he
., u p=s easaass ?, ve9
FHndpsi md re eFo.a nm i the Rsafo IS
exhibition e5ef eeen In Spain, including the
lln.e-lght whleh WIS sotfce Of great Inter
est TO the MadstlenoA oreC serenity thousand
petfonA Ftle Ii Inc Hetllus a9o !ts 80 SfeAt was
the orusr that not single ntsempt At robbery WAL
walked about freely amongst The people, and
seemed to enjoy the nIewoIz vastly. Military
ated and Illuminated platforms erected TOR the
purpose In several paris Of the city. The theatres
we're free and the poor were fed II the co1potA-
ton e1Pense. Altogether, The festivities werc on
tcoIe OF rrfAl maEntnc3uee, and viii, ScE.
cause Alcatdo R1yezA md Tho AyrutAunepto OF
Madrid 10 entertain grave HaAg1r11ga when they
Ind wh4t Frre hole they kll cause In the city
rrreDues. 1hc Republican, took no part tn the
nfnfrulo -.-
, 1869-06-29

BY he report that the committees h4d EEryed nnd.
by tho sweet lstrhns a. rae b&nd. soon colected.
and In the intervals between tho plAJtu& Of t1e
sand there Were loud CRIES q ."HoopeT," IN ~.
swer 70 wnsch tbs honorable 9enueman appeared
And vefy briefly thanked the citizens luk the COM
plment rendered the party.
After mpre music, Judge Kelley, Of Fa., 10 an,
s.er 70 nc calls of the assembly, appeared and
said: .,.' 5.
Be4ns Why to ~ FeAas soest1 1taa on
ouaaes IN mna I eS III htia1 :: TT 10 your
dty "a felf t61t We Wauia enIns and r pa.ss Ct
dtT. Nts Tenatt.k n l;s:s3sn, ssa re;ne asts;
eFo and anghtinI III tpott ltesrnot Eond tkat
Es brco1ne ahaoet holy land to yeu M net& Se.n9
too far Adyapeed 70 make Epce- *t1 taJt II tne
aams of The eu.lssee. ah.t p y thtaes tsn4aS e
eoonty. you wm hld n M, and the Gentlemen 1AveA
aug WITH me- hearty co-orGatou."
way for the Camp Doogias Band, which played
several beautiful pteces, and, u lev minutes 70
1Q o'clock. the assembly dlaptt4ed.
The committee and NJ. A1teu LEFT fos the West
Last evening.
, 1869-06-29
TUESDAY. JUNE. e. 1859

Ytd1as 70 oasa NE in9ust sudiennes oi sasir
sHnSagemcnt e T hl included Tho brrlsque of
TELLER and the Leyantinea, t.1pla HsFe1s isats By
the ntM Untlassa, tbs fktcre1lis, the perform
ance elostng with pantomtnae.
seses and The baraesque w bnt tndtaereniiJ fen.
defed 10 many respee4A Tbe rictorrllts afe In
ueu1e tn tned linz Mounting to ntple-rapeze
e ea T. si ss he ~ e IT, 81 a Hs s4s4
buztueA VIII sxtoniihing oelsr!tJ, and viii .
Itffect co0lntss and .4ua@haanoe Which enxen-
de1s condde1oe 2ud comfort among the weakest
nerves In The audience, they toss each other
about a recHezal< n Though they were not
to g e. ~ Y ,sna H.. Ins
Mfag m They ars. indeed, = compared with he
siow. eanaon. action! q nasze performers IN
.cuit ak1lm1 danEeroos enough, iD ali conscience,
they continue 70 tnp9t TO the spectator feeling
q ,;as e11e security IN l.ee Of as gddy fa!ntaess
that soMesoaJH neck ts about to Be broker.
"Robinson Grasoe The vicsorell!a, 4e, remain
Wednesday Afternoon matinee.
Wp0bh NUEXuN.
The Sea Of Ter, reatsttnR = warm nndercur-
nEd! I'd Sessa i. seeond i've sss4 iass eyenlas
At the Museum with = good attendance. This
piece run1 smoothly Ind we'll and with tia 1ne
HpEufC t1tC48 hfu tGQ&4fltN&i pl1&. Is
proving succeA II viii be continued during
The Heek, aud at the natlnees On "Wednesday aud
Saturday afternoons,
HKkEY11 CONCERT.
A riah 10 tho lttle Hosptt.l Of St Luke, $50
Stste sueet, will soon convince any one OF The
usefutness Of that we'll known charity, The clean
saa oRes aa = sS.r Es sss %
beds, with thetr snnNy counie.y,anes; the Kell-
cooked food; The Bl1ltul medical attendance; the
Kind uursea, and, At the head Of al. NE indef&tt
sxA6lR and fDErtNSffA all FnTnhtna
iSe, % 'Ds coda R0f eeen Z G sss5 '6s asa
ea3e % q scsnes. IN Ws All Il th,a es are dal1 n,tnea
Tho m!ntsuauons q religion, AEd ~Ehie
The body l. cared for the opportunity + seized to
ss air 10 any poor man, woman or child rho may
apply: and, Of eourse, a. the house has no en-
doNment, il only dependence Is on the chaz1tJ Of
the city have kindly volunteered thef services for
concert TO be ren In aid Of th11 AT the
!ecturs-room ol Farrell Hau on Thursday ereu-
IRON Nh. l. F. Haddaek, ~ Michigan svenue.
who ia kindly managing the anatr at the Conser-
saas 81 MGc q tR nsos a. ;as deor
Se!,ent music and Jou xll be helping On work Of
tas p R1es' eh1 IT. Collecting programme
l. Qa.rtet.e fron, Rssoteslo". o"......,.,. Verdi
Ptino solo--6 6lnuber Song tEsnseEbsd by
u: Ssas.sI '''''..'''.'. "e'eF
Tenor so'o-~The T.1asi.2k Atn'tte'. .Gmbsrt
Grand Hio for Piano. vioan and violoneel
/ pae!to-~When Know nit Tsoa Al Ness
Vys js4s::: asa IL. isi.. A's
sosr.no II Fig Re'sA.,at
:; Piano -r.,atsu. .rn,lb<rs
Bass solo-"n oati, %! r.; to Be-.
, En-,.4,o t,o,, .r ~ !; !; ]Hs@s 1,.,,.o..t
, 1869-06-29
A SIecplcAs Phcnomenon-Fonr TcnFs
of Continued Wnkcfulne6s-

4 very singular case OF wnkcfulness, s&yB the
Lancaster C'A-} Efcrtss Of Juuc.se, has jus; been
brought to our n33ee- nan named Joseph
Herr, cahtnet-Eaker. residing IN 1aapeseE
SQUARE, and about 6o yeAtx Of arc has not had
haf-hours continuous s!eCp for nearly four years.
About 1onr tc1fn since. q dAushter Of Mr. Herr
tecane Ill. and he watched at her bednde Gay
and night for Htx weeks Whcu she died.
AL this t1me he took no Hlee7, stating that he
fcft NO des;re Tor It 4 few daJa Aier the death
Of his daughter he ran nal into his foot, and
this confined htn to hts bed for seren Of eight
weeks, not an hour Of which time could he obtain
slecu. After recovery from his wound ho still
failed 10 obtain rest tnn seep, and 50 the tnattcr
continued 70 60 on from week to month, aud fEpu
Enutn TO year. Els health has suffered md he
complains Of gTrat debility. He Applied to lead
Ing phsxlciau OF this city. who prescribed for hun
Atroag opiate. but Il had no more eject uron
Him. Al be RsJA than a sul? O. hts nnger ue
ssstn srRlted 70 The a same Ph5Ic;n 5 ~. r. r.
phJstc,an objected, stating tuat would be
another oplate was prrrartd ztrong enough, II Is
alleged 10 put three or fooF ordinary en to alecp
md never wake up aEaln. This had better
eject than the nrst, md the physician refused 10
Admins any more doses Of that kind. bat ad-
r.sed HI &Ae1t, ~ last reBu1s, TO get on a
"high ot +. bender" 1hla experiment hAa not yet
been tr1el. and It fuAy be = question whether be
cnu swallow enoCEh ltlro: TO produce insox1ca-
ton and sopor1feruusunnE Af. Hen Ia soaef
and industrious mln, ous in consequence Of hts
u:nlady II enable to do any Find OF physical labor
Ii a ceHa1nty strange Case
, 1869-06-29
Mr.. Bright ON the Lerds.

Tue following leste. NOM ": Bright 70 ths see-
re{aT Of thA BlrmiughAm Liberal Association WAS
resd It ths meeting ID that town On the 18th IN
s'ff e' !. .Lu1Dox, June = 1873,
-n1ln su;s ,a1.s esk MY friends to exeuse neh
an lnzhle to stept ihr invitation foF TIE meeting on
MondAY nc1f The Lords nro not very wse. put thf1o
4 ta1es mod e r. peo2se e.eo ~ tadSs9TE =
Chnfrh hf IL thTee montt they Nh ftfGnla.e a.
eufson % imrorant questions hch bit tos thdt u.
{atu4tior might h4te AlnnlbeJed for m&ny Tears
r. Tos.ibe that sooa many pseRsg = ssn L,te1 1es
dyss majority # 20 r eae @ ho'ae f. styso n5o
sFai6st l. Ii mey- :asked. aIea. why the CsoNrs
through I'll Minse1 IL the Home ot CoI!7nona thonld
be found tn hlI1no1y With the nAttu14 WIe the loEds
se senesI p dlfed oppolIuoa 70 II Iasssad Of d.
would 4 xel the Pee, could bring y .hesaaet.es On
hz1neny With the ntuon thcy may g on fdr Lon&
tie but throwing ashMa1t IT. sautse tae{
sy meet with accidents not for them 70 n1
q But the,e arr net fen 6o2a md rtse men smoTf
IN ture yhu sill forgive ME do n3t edme 10 your
mee::nE. Believe ire always very truly w yoafs, ,
.Mr: T. T. 3. Thompson. sccretaly Blulnkhsm
II tnAot {akjr
, 1869-06-29
MILITARY NEWS.
Items from Lieutenant General
Sheridnn'a fEcndqunrtcfss

Flint Lieutenant Samuel Graham, late Twenty
ninth Infantry, got on spree, Hns tried by court
martial, and has been dismissed from the service,
The President has RENTED the sentence OF
Major Charles o. Wood, Ninth 1nfantsy, who WIS
dismissed the Service, and he VIII he restored to
hs rank -.
Lieutenant William Eale, recently dlshonpraby
been honorably discharged, By order Of the secre-
tary Of War.
The sentence, $40 be dlsnonorably dismissed
the service, Gc.f promulgated against William r.
Enfsr, 1Ata Captain Fifty eighth United States
Colored TroopE has been remlrted by order OF the
EecfrtnFy Of War.