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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15

0UR friend Col. Jones, Of the
Roekport Democrat, seems to be
making hay while the sun. shines.
His chances for Director of the
Southern Prison. if we estimate them
by the complimentary notices be is
receiving, are improving rapidly. In
the Second Congressional District, 10
particular, the Colonel seems 10 BE-
very stro8g. and the Second District
il We remember rishtlg, sends AZ
aolid delegation 10 the Legislature.
" hat adds greatly 10 the ColoRai's 3
strength is the fact that he succeeded
ii carrying Spencer County for the
Democracy, thereby gaining a member
of the Legislature. while in at least
ode other county in the District the
party Tas very badly beaten. The
friends of Col. Jones think, had the
party been as ably managed and its
principles defended with even moder-
ate ability. the result in that county
would have been very different. All
of these things are operating quietly
but powerfully in Col. Jones' behalf,
and We shall be surprised if he does
not secure the much coveted place.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15

aEa. GRANT has st lass gwen some
plausibilily 60 the staries Of bis pro
paHsity for imbibing; for has he not
oondescsnded to take The meauesf
kind Of Porter
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15
Nomination.

DovBR, n II, Dacsmber 1.-THE
Republican Convention ct The FIRST
District met here to.day, and nom2n-
ated Wm. .. small, OF rev D4arkets
On ths fourth ballot. after Las uom
ina.ious hon John T. hale aac4't ssed
khe Convention.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15

annulties By the ageata appoin ted BY
the Democrats administrations Of
ether days. He can endure q mixed
theology much better than mixed
whisky and rasealIy swindIIng
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15
PRUSSIA.

WORD FROM WILLIAM.
BERLIN. December 13.-The Queen
has received the following dispatch
from King William:
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS,
Tuesday, Dec. II.
After four days fighting around
Beaugency, the French retreated to
Blois and Tours. Their loss was Sc
we're. Many desrters came into our
lines here aud at Rouen.
(Signed) WILLIAM.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15

LONDON, December 12-The crew
of the brig Bessie. lost on voyage
from Baltimore to Falmouth, were
saved and landed at Henzeano.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15

rJaN aPERRY's MOTH and FRECEIE
LOTION 2 tha only Reliable suu Harm
Il as Remedy FOR FsmoVinH -1roWn d3seaE
al atoms from 2nH @aGa. Prepared nE ~
3 81. b. PEHHx 43 Ea@1 street, ~ y Sold -
75ss1sassafs sveEFn here. apr1-dna
ieE~ #os BLACK W0HAzS and PIP PIE
an gas faoa, usa Pssvaias C9azat1sF1e lald lssal
- Reaeesla. PREPARED only by DT. B. g
pTlzsv s9 Bsnd- Street MaW York Sold
agaTgrq here. Gha trade Supplied b. whole
ale Knaa4nlus de@A9Egs iu0t1 GHEn sFss
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INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15

LONDON. Dec. 13.-=gha French are
refreshing before Prince Frederick
Charlse. from beauganey.
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rT7he HeaIfnU Tool.


Hair E8ys-EiacE 1T Brown sold ~ -
DEu ggtgta. Applied s. 10 bond s&Eaai1 EeR
York tAeH
The Healing EOOAs
ESSAYS FOB w@BMN5 MENs Whe
- have fallen into vicious habtta, ane
nov desire a. higher 4fei and hests
MAHEO0D, with certain means G1 Neitei
for tbs AFFLICTED. 4ant "a sealed ie2tsT en
gsf1nea free OF charge address E0sf.
a al ASSOCIATION, BOX Pa ksE41EAA24-2
REEAs Pa ee2@
gEEN EBEB wATE@As
Essays for Young 4eu, on PnYaical eae
Mental EmeTFatgo1~-ios8 81 nod1ty Flso1.
alsgsrssgs. ana am hst5om - the cause and
ours-Writh santgaTg aid tor the feeble ane
aeaoomdtmg. Gent cree 1D sealed snget-
onss. Address HOW ARD ASSOCIATIONS
Box p. Philsdeinhla Pa mas a1n sd .
SETTING RB8&B.
> sAXz FOR &0JNa @HA on ee.a
@ss#a nrH fna Hra1f5 atF oF 4unrQaFtasF q
tiag asafrf@aa Hitn eaA&-aT AetH
sfaH o G4H taa1 anE fzsa1 laat
Marr ra sans fHea ~ Haaasd envelopes.
AaHeaaH MgMAaE A1aarE arrow G&
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For ComeaonsEt 83laekewornaa OF G8El1bH
Eimply Ergption8 end blotclaea dtafigllla'
ftcmH on the face, U&G P1FTWsB Gumecons
and pImple Remedy Sold DT AL Drug
Easzza
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lie Cusfom gon1g rrauds-Tlre.

NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-The Pic
Ggssae to-day states that Judge Dur
rel hGa ordered the re-Rrrest u Perry
Fuller anj Waddy Thompson, for
custom houss frauds. Thomp8ou' Z
bond is reported 70 have been stolen
from C0lsector FUller. Ig was
gouehed for hy Senators Ross and
Mcdonald. Neither Fuller nol
Thompson appeared when called fgi
trial BY lhs MaFshai
The Texas block 8f buildings. ar
the ecat side of Public sqUare. a1oepl
the Market House and telegraph 81
ace, vas destroyed by Gre to-day
Loss 500. 600. Insurance $4,000
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Notice 10 Steamboatmen and
Owners.
RRR. |&KER w. REYNOLDS has
49, reEzn siy patented an Improvement
f0 g 1DtrodDeed into
SIeam Boilers,
~ protect them from Burning or Bag
nAAva Itst CONSTRUCTION is simple and easily
%ts 81sfad. A photograph OF the invention
sssa oe seen 81 r. HORN BROOKS, u. 4.
surveyor of Customs. Water St. or W. q.
b SfDsQ n Il CO.'S Boat store, Water Street.
i will give to any one Steamboat In eacn
DaaGrRct The Right TO use the
MeGaf memE Agh2afDF4
q <tCAI.E PKOPELLER tree OF charge by
noga wing ms OF those wanting TO use the
fuornwements also q description OF the
n1aslH1ine. aud how ft Is applied.
Addresz Box 1083, Evansville, Ind.
b. w. REXNOLDS.
'svANgEELLE. Dec. 2. 1870. deeS
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- - -.


And ae1.e Dealer p
Hao1 BEUsHEs & Whi6s
Asa 90 a#d raa 7rmelt -
room 4 eEs stock ana
acttuae.
a aMmEz s. zet.
=. .saIl eurs1aAaEHs agent Eaz taa
ambls Broom 9oFn 9are
s..ssh afnaat n EsH zus feaa9t
a+s EHa ruaa
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15

6Mk5 8 b ASH faL4sFs 4sHE- fE
Hr Morrill,. OF psnnsy Igants, nom tbs
C0unTI1tE@ on hzan nufackures. reported a
hui to prow&da for saleoratina fhs one
Eun1reot1 nsYeEgaEy Df Amer3ean Fn-
depsndenoss hy holding an international
exhibition Of arts mar 1G2CGnEes ana ~ros
duets % tbs soils and F1taeg il FnfaAdais
phaa iu G6B year EtThs he aSEedsEaaf 1t IA.
made kna special 2Eaeg foE taa fDuFs q
Thursday Ga January.
Gn5ae1fDu wAa mada NJ A1T. a tf1aur and
the Eouss proceeded TO 6ousAaaE an s aFgfff-
Mr AoTrlM said ne was aU& or zed 70
state thaG l& Congress gave 10 4ha na9abna-
ton q aaEACa8A character EW the psksane
al the bill the authorities oe Phflane9rifs
evcula pnt Un al kha maeasaarF bu8h8fnre
Ans EE lrmounN EaTEs a1a maSa AL pH5r8r
ug8l1antas without any a1pHuse -
the General Govern men6s
MT Cleveland said no calculated that
fne mAlaaRe O. She ConAEzisat1ne1s sslaesa
aupot d Enoeut il provided soF IN the nfIE.
would amount 20 2a&Mssa Sd as1 .9e8 te 81.
6e1 Gee
a5E. DawFa nlovad 90 amend tha hlH 81
ctr king 1ut Ire provision feF mileage ~
tna E0r1 40 4sstnmsrHs ana snss1EtHF shal
t8ay ahuuia oa ps4a'lhsir actual tFs VaiIns
eM nausaHs
Mg MoFelII aesepted the ananautanE-
Mr. Allison 1nfaete1 80 Aa# larHe naaai
eEE o. UpHaraf fsstos@ez provides n sac aft
--1nree from sAu4 state aua TAar5fnrs-
aua moved 70 Es1 2ea -l5T 2xoE1 e4an TaE
ra1aFTs 8 greed ~
III. W@lMsr UqzaG "a srnauduae as pra
Hi1tng 8nas 20 oa aGa 9e neurf-d bw t7
8E3&aA asAEef. Hsaf IN etL
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DAELY .Eeau RNAE
FHTE88lT. DE0RRRER Is 1s7o.


AE obaolete Congressional dri1k
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15

WABH1HgToN, Dec. "a r az tho Be-
nabiisa1 caucus hglo this evening. ST
which fltg members wera present,
Gen. Banks presided. 4hs Amnesty
Bill vas discussed tWa hearg. With
oat arriving At apv eanolnsEons sud
che oansns adlaususd F37ss de.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15

Thta auEsndtd EfnfE Dye 10 fne best tn the
world. Harm EaEa. ral1 able, tastel2 tan aous-
sa0as rot contain 1ssa nGr any afta5es pos
aou 70 pHoance pseas yss or deaL1l- q Qle
nprstfua virtues GseV do not possess. TE1s
rennfms W. "a. Bachelors Eafr Dye has
Saa 90 ysaEas uufarntRhed reputation fn
uphold It's integrity as ms only Ferfeci
Hair Dys-ElacE or Brown sold ~ -
DEu sTfzfa. Applied S. ls Bond EsEaets Hez
York ffeia
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-24

CARDINAL ANroINELLr's REPLY TO CouMz
BEUsT.-The Memorial Dipsonsatiqss pub-
fishes the following statement in regasd "a
the reply which has been given by the
Papal Government to Count Beust's recon,
"Our Roman correspondent thus sums
up the answer Of the Cardinal to the Eecge4
| tary of State SO The full and uncong7itioual
liberty assured to the Fathers Of the
Council deprives the Pope Of all right 60
| interfere with their deliberations bsf0re ehH
results are submitted for his approbation.
But what is forbidden to the Pope belongs
of right to the bishops of the Austro- Hu1-
garian monarchy, who within the Council
have full liberty to modify or resist the
Schema 10 question: The Holy See, how
ever, has reason to believe that the bishops
do not share the approximations of the Im-
perial Cabinet concerning Canons xii, xix,
seems to refer. Canon xii. is only . textnaR
reproduction of the condemnation Of tho
doctrines prop0unded by the Isalian Jazzses
nists ut the Council of Pistoja, q e0ndeu-
nation pronounced against those doctrines
By the bull (4asorea fide) prOmulgatsd bH
the Jansenists, this condemnation hes q
purely dogmatic character. Az regasAs
Canon xix, c0ndemning the doctrine tlN*,
the Church is deprived Of all an1Aexisw
other than that accorded to her by tho
State, the Austrien bishops have themselves
protested, in collective memorial sd
dressed to the President Of Council, Count
Auersberg, against the tendencies Whicasl
were manifested two years ago I'm Austria
to reduce the Catholic Church to the poai-s
ton of . religion existing only by tOlerass
ton. The Schema merely aims at coBfrm-
ing the Legitimacy Of their protest.. II
should not be forgotten that the Council in
it's oecumenical character, treats dOgmatieaR
questions from the general point Of view o.
the Church. It is in this sense that Conomi
XXX. determines tho supreme rule Of con-
science in regard to pablo and social ac-
tons. But this supreme rule can he ssao1i-,
fed in its application By cOncorlats con-
Guided between the Holy See and the
various States, for the Pope, being the
guardian of the canons emanating from tho
has also the power to make snch
in themSas may be demanded
BY the political necessities of the States.
AS regards Austria, whatever may be the
ieclsion of the Council, the concordat Of
1900 will be conscientiousiy observed by
,he Holy See, which by no means thinks of
employing it's authority for turning away
'he bishops from the obedience due to the
organic laws of the AustrO- Hungarian mon
lrchy. The Holy See has still less intena
ion to revive the supremacy of the Church
over the civil power, as in the middle aroa.
Or to re-establish the InquisitiOn, a. Tho
enemies Of the Church do ..ess ss.=ss, - -
'ert. Altogether the ScksHs0 of the twenty
'ne canOns does not tend in any way to enc
roach upon the rights of the State. EAn
ole object is to proclaim the true doctrines
IT the Catholic CaOrch, leaving meme con-
clences free to conform TO Thorn or mot.
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NUMBER H.

glowing that could be written would oon-
vey but feeble idea Of its unimsGinable
richness and splendor. Look at e, and
! study it hundred times, and again and
again you will find some new glory tant
! never caught your eye before. Beno4Ah
it's floors Of marble are laid the remains Of
the family for many q century down even
to our times. Many Of them have b0rno
honored names in Church and civil history:
but, perhaps, not one Of them has won f6r
Themselves . brighter or more endurfnx
fame than the fair young English sirl u
the house Of Talbot, who became q VITO
aad mother in that of the B0rgheee. Tho
The coffin of Gwendoline Talbot, with tho
cofins of her three little children who fol-
lowed soon after their sanity mother 70 q
better world than this, lies just beneath the
steps that conduct you to the chapel, and
there are few who have read of her beautir
full life, and Of her still more beautiful
death, who will not venerate the place All
the more because it recalls SO sweet q
memory. On the whole, it will not be easy
to Ana IN Rome. and useless TO search for
out OF Rome, many places where one may
Iinger with so much of profit and Of pleas.
ure as in and about the Basilica Of st.
Mary Major. I should have mentioned
Borghese Chapel is a painting Of the virgin
attributed to st. Luke, placed somewkes
above the tabernacle Of the altar. and
DECORATED with q frame of lapis lasss; and
precious gems. It is held In the highesk
veneration in Roaaes and ON the imminencO
OF any calamity to the city, the people be-
lake themselves to the Basifca, and tn :
presence Ofthe picture impl0rs, through tha
ntercession of the Virgin, that God would
aefend them from all evil. On more tlzaa
,ne remarkable occasion their supuiica-
ions and their confidence was heard ana
ewarded. The length Of the nave is shout
30 feet and it's width about SO feet. Imay
MENTION for those who wish to reach the
sasilica from the neighborhood Of the Corso,
r the Piazza-di SpagHa, that Il 10 distant
rom the Quirinal only seven or eishe
ainutes' walk, and from the Irish Coliege
ven less than that.
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VOLUME III.
gIIsIfng Star and Catholic Messenger.
Ew ORLEANS. SUNDAY. ApRIL -. 1870
THE INPATIENT PRAYER.

! Sadly in the lone cathedral Ylaying,
Sat on . weary day in June;
And my fingers made q choral praying,
: While the organ murmured into tune.
In the chancel Vacancy was brooding
MOcking eoh0ss hevered down the aisles-
Far aloft happy glsam intruding
Charmed tho grave Apostles into smiles;
Smiles that passed from one unto another,
Swiftly down the solemn, sculPtured row,
Touched the Holy Infant and HE Mother,
Colored them. and set the air aglow.
Col0red. meath the window, warmly tinted,
Dpod = rainbow down tho gladdened nave
Der the walls . rich Mosaic printed
Fiauaed upon the pohshed architrave.
There. within the lone cathedral. signing,
Sat with sorrow on my Boul,
And heard my bitter anguish crying
Upward on the mighty organ-r coll.
AID thought. "If God ian hear in Heaven,
! Surely He will hear the organ . voice,
Ana my sinful soul will be forgiven,
And my aching heart 1t last rejoice"
Thus, the Lords Eternal Gates assa,Iinp.
Storniiy. made my loud demand,
But my only answer was the wailing
or the notes that died beneath my hand.
And there came no peace unto my spirit,
And there came no comfort to NY heart.
and made my prayer-God would not hear II ;
y, Sszse keep my sorrow and depart.
DeIs mt, and left the echoes Gliding,
ant the sunshine hooking my despair,
fbd Nithin my narrow chamber hiding,
found the answer to my prayer.
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on Certain Points Of Controversy, Confirmed
by Scripture, and Attested by the Fathers of
the first Five Centuries Read it and may
Almighty God bless you"
Pauline had now no alternative, and with
indescrib able emotions of disappointment she
took the book and bowed silent adieu,
cro be Continued)
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Morning Star and Catholic Hsssdiss

4
The MoRxNa srAR has bssA lAuesa
with the approval of the eooasslo1sal
authority Of the Diocsse, 20 supSH n
admitted want in New Orlaanab 81 =
mainly devoted to tina intsrssts. . -
Catholic Church. II. ss.s IL
To prevent all failure, and to G1Aaaa1ss
the permanency Of the undertaA1A3,1 - Il
based on joint stock company, - -
tai Of which il ono hundred 49,
dollars, In ave thousand shares, of &vu1w
dollars each. Z sss,
=.
Approved q y. xas RI. A'sasaasps
We approve Of the aforesaid 80
taking, and commend ii 10 the CslAsalas
Of our Diocese. So.
~. N. A.onBlsHoP OF Nsw 0.azAuA
Dseswsosr n, 1857.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-01

A BOLD BuRaLAR.-One Of the most daring
burglaries Of the stealing season was commit.
ted by negro man on Saturday last, under
the following circumstances Mrs. was
sitting iu her parior engaged In writing. Her
position was such as to screen her from the
view Of one approaching the door. Suddenly
a shadow was thrown across the paper upon
which she was writing, when, looking up, to
her utter establishment, she saw an athelettc
negro man, barefooted and without coat, but
wearing very large hat. Being greatly
frightened, she questioned him as to his busi-
ness, at the same time ordering, him out of
doorg Il He stated that Lis business was to see
Dr.. -, and he paid no attention to the order
to get out. Upon being requested second
time. to clear out, he again insisted that he
rsusts 50. fhe.Ld doctor, Having recovered, in
some, degree. nom, his own embarrassment,
he Hslked around the room, and, fastening
his syeS upon plethoric purse lying on table,
he snatshed 1t, and hastily made of. The lady
giviae the elprmr the cry Of t'stop thief F' was
raised, and he was followed down the street
by somewhat boys. These being unable to over
take him, he made good his escape. But the
thief probably indulged IN some lively emo
tons os disgust, on discovering that, instead
OF large sum, the purse contained only some
fractional currency and quantity of Keys
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Hotel Arr1v.ls-July 80 and u
CHARLESTON HOTEL.


ia. Condit, New Orleans; 8. T. Dean. Au-
xusta;. P. schlff, Charleston; W. E. Jessup,
willie, three children and two servants, s. o.
GIllet, wife and child, Augusta; B. F. Jenkins,
Richmond; d. N. Drane, North Carollnai Geo.
Sellers, Msysville; 3. Covers, Augusta; vii.
liam a. Gildersleeve, John A. Mays, Phos-
lphateville.
PAVILION HOTEL.
WI. Guy, Augusta, D. P. Robertson, City;
W. Il. Saul, Augusta; c. W. Smith, Savannah;
james, h. Howard, Ocala, Fla; ]. P. Smith,
Florida; NJ Kelly, Connecticut: J. Schneider,
New York; q. L. ssurgess, City; s. B. Wood
bury, Barnwell County; John Head. Columbia;
James W. Grace, Master C. W. Grace, Johns
Island; J. 8. Foster, Northeastern Railroad; j.
Kahn, City; Philip Killer, Klngstree.
MILLS HOUSE.
Alfred Williams, South Carolina; ". A.
Campbell, South Carolina; e. VIM. Mackey,
Cit,;BFH. Reed, Florida; A. 8 Dawley, Balti-
more; J. "A. starkweather, P. R. Eickerson,
NewYork; F. Stall Toomer, Edlsto River; Sam.
uel J. Coir.rie, CITY; Mrs. lAeEwan, New York;
R n. Purson, Philadelphia; Governor Hanail.
ton Reed, Florida; n. p. Schroeder; Richmond,
J s. Tolistson; Baltimore; Mrs. F. Wilson,
Hlls3s. Wilson, Florida; B. 8. Vosel, St. Au-
gustine.
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@ THE LIFE-SUSTAINING PRINCI-
PLE.-The vital and the muscular systems are
entirely distinct from each other. A man may
have the Drawn OF Hercules, but II he Is deficient
In vital energy he will not wear as well, or last as
long, or be as healthy and happy while he does
last, as the man Of ordinary or even slender
build, who possesses larger share Of this AMI.
mating principle. One Of the greatest recommen.
datIons OF that pur, vegetable inylgcrant, HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS, Is thst 1t in
oreases the vital force Of the system. No medi-
cine can double the volume OF mans muscle or
thIcken and vulcanize his shews and sinews; but
Hostetter,s Bltters has an effect much more i'm.
portant. Its use promotes constitutional vlgor.
1t reinforces the life.power, OF which bone and
slnew and muscle are merely the instru-
ments, holding the same relation to 1t that ma
chinery does to steam. Let the slight and appa-
rently fragile take heart; they may have more
stamina, though far less physical strength, than
the broad.shouldered athletes they regard with
envy. To restore, to sustain, to Increase this
staminal principle which, when in full supply,
is the source OF health and the best guarantee OF
longevity, is special property OF the famous re-
storatve. 1t Is not only specific for dyspepsia,
biliousness, intermittent levers constipation, &C.,
and q preventive Of all diseases OF q malarlous
character, but the best OF all medicines for
strengthening the constitution and awakening
the powers OF nature from whatever cause they
may have become lethargc. july29S D&C
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rs ESTATE OF MARY A. WARREN.
PUBLIC NOTICE FOR LETTERS OF DISCHARGE
UNDER ACT OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF
SOUTH CAROLINA, MARCH 26, 1s6e.-Applica-
ton will be made to the Hon. GEO. BUST, Judge
of Probate Court for Charleston County. on Mon
DAY, the 18th day OF August, 1870, at 1. O'Clock
NJ, for flnal discharge and letters dismlssocy Cd
the undersigned, Executor Of said Estate.
w. B. WARREN,
iuly15-fmwIS* Executor.
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SALE OF CITY PRoPERTY-GIBBok vs. TIE
CRY CoUNcIL.-we are authorized to say that
In consequence of an accidental omission at
the sheriff's Office, which would raise doubt
as to the purchasers title, the plaintiffs attor-
neys have postponed the sale Of the securities
levied upon until next sales-day, when, unless
the debt is previously paid, the sale will be
positive and the purchasers will take an indis-
putably good title.
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Meetings This Day.

Solomon's Lodge, at 2. ID.
st. Andrews Lodge, at p. M.
Mechanics Union, No. l, at 8 ?. N.
Medical Society of South Carolina, at 8 T. M.
Charleston Riaemen Club, at P. n.
Palmetto Encampment, at P. n.
Homestead Building and Loan Association,
at halfpast 8 P. N. .tl
Charleston Mechanic Society, at P. n.
Palmetto Fire Company, at P. N.
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CRUMBs.-A mass meeting of the Ring ad-
herents is to be held this evening, at White
Point Garden.
Mr.. James E. Conyers, of Anderson, is dead.
Beaufort, Cheraw ard Darlington have been
made money-order offices.
Pump thieves are becoming troublesome up
town.
The Public Schools have closed for the sum-
mer vacation, until the first Monday in Octo-
Der.
Mary Gadsden having incurred maternal dis
pleasure, has sought relief in the House OF
Correction.
Upon the recommendation Of trial justice.
John williams has selected an apartment In
the city Jail. Larceny and vagrancy were the
arguments used to assist him In securing the
preferment.
We are gland to learn that the postoa8ce at
Mount Crogan has been re-established. This
was an old established office, but was dlscon-
tnued during the war. Mr.. James Kirkley
has been appointed postmaster.
Edward Cochran, William Maxwell, Moses
Jones and Jacob Butler, all colored, and the
last named q peculiarly and particularly bold,
bad sinner, have been arrested on the charge
of petty larceny. The Mayor will dispose oi
them this morning.
The alterations In the lerge dwelling house
ON the South Battery, purchased some time
ago by Colonel Lathers, have already made
sufficient progress to show that the building
when completed will be one of the most strik-
ing private residences In the city. The Man
sard roof adds to the height and dignity Of the
building, as it will To the comfort of the in
mates.