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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-11

THE Senatorial Conferccs of this
District viii mcctat Iiewisburg, Union
county, on Tuesday 10th inst.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-11
TIE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES
WkJNEER

The "GREIT FIWLI ECONONi/ER.
The terms of our Patent call our Machine
a "Wrinccr.' Years of experience prove
il also TO bc \ NuSr ENcELiEst WASHER.
When We reduce every invention for wash
ing clothes to a principle they all amount
to that Of pressing and squeezing, and
forcing the water through them, ihus re-
moving the dirt Most Washing Machines
do it hy rubbing. The Universal Wrtngcr
- cs II hy rcssins.
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Ennbury and LcwJstOwn Railroad.

1t affords US real pleasure at this
time to refer to this great enterprise
and the successful and rapid manuer
in which it is progressing, nndcr the
management Of its officers aud con.
tractors, and being brought to n speedy
completion.
The entire roaa-bed from Selinsgrove
TO point two miles west Of Beaver
Furnace, will, we are assured, be ready
within thirty days for tho rail
The bridge over Mddlecreek, four
miles west Of this place, is framed and
now being hauled ont to be raised /;
aud judging from the timber aud heavy
earnings it will be 6rst-class super
structure.
Mr.. Cresswcll, the contractor of the
Susquehanna River bridge, is begin
Sing to push tho stone work with
vigor. aud will, as we are Informed,
increase his forces within few days ;
os soon as stone can be 90, to the worl,
Several boat leads Of timber are on the
ground aud being framed. The stone
work on tho east side has been sublet
to Mr.. Sanders, and is to be up this
fall; and Mr.. McGovern has lot the
stone work on the Penns Creek bridge
TO N. Noyer, who has already begun
getting his stone and other material
for the same.
The long trestle work at Samuel
Pawling's has been sublet to our towns
man, tCharIes b. Miller, who, with u
strong force Of hands, has been in the
woods near there cutting aud squarine
up an unusual amount of heavy oak
timber, which will soon be ready to be
raised.
Woik is being pushed ut oil points
along tho entire line in this county
aud soon, we feel assured, We will be
saluted with tho "scrcam Of the loco
motive.
At this time II might he deemed
out Of place in Us to say ought OF thu
gentleman 70 whom VIC as a people arc
indebted for vitaIizing and building
ihia antarpilae which hpt 4 faY mouth
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CLOSING PRICES OF
dc Haven 4 Brother
10 sOuth Third street pbiIa

We are prepared TO furnish Revenue
Stamps Of all denominations to ou- customs
ers, allowing the following discount
On $ 70 and upwards . per cent
:" 100 4" " 4"
Z" 300
We Gil aud forward all orders upon the
day OF their receipt,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-11

WE copy from the Sclinsgrove Times
pf last week, an article headed SHnbury
and Lewistown Railroad. which is
creditable both TO the heart and UNDER
standing of its editor. Although Mr.
Simpsons name is not mentioned in
the article alluded to, yet it is certain
that tho Times awards to him the
credit of vitalizing and building this
important railroad connection.
We, ourselves. doubt if the people
of the valley Of Miidlccrcek will ever
be able to repay Col, Simpson for what
he has done and is now doing. For
many long mouths he worked at the
cnterprize single handed and alone -
q, home aud abroal--in the cities OF
New York aud Philadelphia, locking
up his Office and leaving for time his
professional duties, worked against n
mountain of obstacles to secure the
means 10 build what he had underta-
ken. IIc succeeded. To him the
credit is due, and We trust that the good
people Of this section Of the State will
long hold in kind remembrance his
services.
1t is now only some sixty days since
was heard the welcome news that lac
lad succeeded; and ir this time what
vast amount of work has been doue
The Susqnehanna river bridge had not
then been commenced. Now all the
picrs 10 the island are under way
Hundreds Of men are at work along
the line of the road. The bridge over
Middlecreek will be up in few days,
and work on the Penns Creek bridge
has been commenced. The work goes
brayely on and will soon be completed
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HOUSE.
| S. 81 RKllART.
Sciinsyrore, SHydr 60, PeaHo

Keeps constantly on hand large and
well made assortment of Tin, Shcet.iron
ware, Stoves, Nc., sc.
lie is Agent !or the following named
articles.
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D0TY'S CLOTHES WASHER

The beet. cheapest, and most popular
Washing Machine ever invented.
IL is easy cooperate, sitting or standing;
takes but little room Injuries noRnrmcnts /:
finishes its work from in two TO four Min.
utcs; is durable AMI convenient; aud the
only Washing Mach,uc known that is liked
the better tAe longer it is used.
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GUIDE FOR TRAVELLERS

Passenger Trains leave The Harrisburg
railroad depot daily as follows:
PENNSYLVANIA CESTRAL RAILROAD.
EASTWARD.
rbilada Express except Mondiy 2,l0 a nj
Fast Line $40
Lancaster traiu tvia VT JoyI 800 "
Pacific Express Train i2.iOp r M
Harrisburg Accommodation " 3.5j
Cincinnati EtprcsS Train daily ln.i5
Southern Express $50 "
wrsrwArr.
Cincinnati cxrrescxcept Monday II, iC rut
ritsburg Express l.2O am
Pacific Exprcs' train daily i.lb nm
Emigration train except Monday I, 10 "
Mail train except Sunday 1.lJpm
Fas, Line ilJ "
Eric Fast liic " 12U "
NORTHERN CfSTRtL RAILROAD.
NoHrHwNHp.
liufraloo Evprcss train $50 M
Night Accommodation 1852 III
Nnh .vh,n 10 "
Fnst Line $40 "
sorrrwtrn.
Eurdo Express Trsin h.i5an,
Mail train ..Ij pm,
rp,fc fxp u ~ = ~
YORK q Harishg ACCOMMODATION a.3O p ~
Cincinnati Express iOij
sCUtNLkILI AND tsuSQU rrikSSh Il. v.
passenger and mail rain leaves the
Lebanon valley depot daily. hl $50 y. N,
'1r r3ucgrvc, Anhutn and roitsyillc.
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WM. HARDING, Esq.
w JUSTICE OF THE PEACE &
TAN NEN'NNNrp

Fremont, Snyder County, Penn.
Collections of all kinds made at the shortest
ucticc aud on the most reasonable terms.
Conveyancing in all its branches exrc
litiously executed. DEEps. MoRrGNGrs
Norrs. aud blanks of all kinds constantly
On hand Persons at distance having
claims tor collection within his jurisdiction
nccd only address him ty mail to in sure
prompt action. Terms resemble. May Us
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-18
Spc3ial : 9loti3ctt.
sHnaeNrErn

METROPOLITAN CRESCENT | EAGLE
Die biats'ru I'M Utarie bel Is f. SropFB,
(IRat21-3Uite) SIR H. WorO. GutaUIraBe.
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Anereifer6an0t orgeboltcn uuO bernuht; enOs
lid fam elm YotiSiit Der mir ben 2luspca
jeiate; auf Der 3. Apeuues5 5aDn 8:lan9te i'd
na6 0auie."
= ''Napoleon's last sensation lit Der Sis
tel bon &Idmer's ueueiter Rnrltatur5et4uun8,
Die bel Serb. Draper u S6bne in photographic
eri6ienen.
- 9ie Ofiijiere ocs .. Jtc0ulents babcn
cine Ginlaoung oes z. Jteairents angenom
men uuo geltern AbtnO int Stodton 9oue 3u
Gape Mtap Dem Dpm 7. &eGimente o!rantaI.
teten 9roben Bale bet8cmobnt.
- Sneincm IerenentbGuie inOer Is. gBarO
iUobnt cine 73 i8brt9e SrldnOerin, Die iUeocr
eien nod ibreiben fam unO ilr ihren Inter
bait iuB6entlib 4 8olars brouGt, pdbruo
lie Die SeIiBerin eiHes Yerm68ens BON Sl05,s
900 1T. Sas Ales bat Der 9eniusbeamte BON
tbr erfrast. -
- Sm DeutI6.republitanii6gn Sager mar
geitern nuBeror0entlibe 4ufreGun8 Oa in
5otge Der 0teIignation bes Gen. Sia;l cine
Neumabl fir oas Yr1lioentenamt ItattlnOen
iDQtt. Sin 0err bonn @rscutiU Gomite ru0e
Die YreIie, neil ite iid croretilet, BON elmer
Spaliung unter ben Seuti6s 6sJtepub!itdnrn 5u
berdten, iuurOe ie0ob bon Soerrn grtnrOner
Yiaumann, msl6er npf Die 8rlnnclIz unO Wurs
pbD Srattionen aufnGrtiam nlaate, 9ebHb
renO 3urild8emeien. Na1 Oeri9ieOenen YlGns
teIeien WurOe Sr. Si8ismWnO Raufmann gum
YrGIiOenten ermGblt.
Der Sampfer UGuD Of Bruliels" nimmt 81,
250,0OO Goutanten nit, Der rSOermann" mpllte
$4,000 in GOntanten lnitnebmen. Ser Sams
pier Soma" 1T BON Glasgow beutc Wtor8cn
bier an9etommen
- Sm Marine sYauboT III Der 8efebt eu9es
0ar8en, aur Berlt6riunR Oe3 cub0ntlden 8ts
ibnaorrs ale bier bliinOii9en ,OisponibeIn
Rrieg5fabr5eu8e aus3urtIteu.
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Sbre &uuIt bier nod ettuos berma0, oann be-
i6mBre i'd sic, retten sic Die RranEe gHbt
meinetmsssn alein, aud ibretUe8en," lsBte er
leiie binSu.
Ser SDftor foIste ibm our4 cine Geibe eles
Bnnter &smdberi Die &uft, Die in i9ncn pebte,
mar talt uno unaugenebm. 8ie Brnd)t unO
gtegan;, tuelbe i6eral bent BIide ii4 bot,
tonpte man oas nidbt erieten, mas Oieien &6u'
men febIte, um lie trauli3 uno 9emRtblib 5u
MAIDEN, uno uer Oen alten gebeu9ten Wnnu,
nit Der iorgenuolen Sttrn un0 Oem grant
llmpbItten Bid bnOur6i6reiten iab, Der
muBte at0enblidlid ertennen, OaB bier ibon
felt langer 3sit &iebe unO 6rieoe febIten,
Sausr 0ifnete cine SbRr, Der SottOr trat
in elm balbountles @jeuan, aus Incident cine
i6Were, orildsnoe 2uIt ibm entgcacnmebtc.
@r Itano ant Eager elmer SterbenOen, es
beburfte Itir i'm nur zines Slides, O0s 3U er'
tennen.
Sie einIt 10 Itol,e uno barte 6rau fab ibn
aus ibren boBlen Au8en fltbeno an, unO aud
Der 8lid Sauer's rubtc 6naltIid), NIT iOrgenz
boiler grpartun9 auf ibm.
,Gs eebt 3w GnOe," iaBte Die &ranie. 80,
mein 8Ott; ME i9wer ut es bod, 81 tiers
ben!"
Der Sottor manote Iib nb, er ipra9 eni8e
berubtgenbe Borte unO CAB Dem alten Serrn
etnen g8inf, oNB er ibn binausbsglsiten mDs
sc.
GpnDulFUii9 aitterno Iai Sauer benz Wans
ne Der Q8iIeni9ait 9e8eniibsr.
,,Sa9en sic mir Die QBabrbeit." Ia8te er,
Id bin auf oas S6limmite SefoBt."
,,IH oas Sblimmite!" mieOerhOlte Der
0Ottor crnft. n@s 1T meine Yfli3t, Sbnen bic
Babrbsit Su iaseu, sic werOen Diiien, aus
pel6en @rhnoen idt oas als cine ernIte un0
beilige Yli9t betr0dten mug"
Der alte Manu nidte, Elm i6lutrer Scuijer
entrang ii6 Ietnen 2ippcn.
t6ortIebung foI9t)
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Rens Mort, 10 Suli. Yolileidef
Souroan niinIbt iein Unit nieoeriuleAen uno
Id ms Yripatleben 3uriid3uliebeu. gr bat
feline Gboantung oem Boliielboaro ein9e'anot.
Yts aum eriten Auguit nil er Dem Unite nod
porlteben. Sein Sienit brtu9t es an9ebi6
nit iih, oaB Souroan BON Wtoraens 8! bts
Na6ts | ubr IN ieiner Sfiice bleibsn ftuB, uns
unter 0ieier Nnltrenaung babe ieine @euno'
belt arg 9elittcn. @r bsila8t iid feruer hber
oie I'M Separtement algemein obnaltenoe lln'
betiimmeribeit uno ben Wangel al Wanns'
3ubt. Seine Bsmibuneen, oieIem uebelitan'
be ab,ubelfen, Ieien ourb ben Neto uno Die
giierIubt eiliber Yoli5eicapitdne peteitelt
psld,er lett Ieiner 9eibtoerun9 gum Unite oes
Yolisei, Superintenoenten ieine biitern 9Bloer'
iadber eeiuoreen ino.
- Sie llnterIudung beg 9ooteni6auers
iiber ben Sr6noer Germal i'm Gin Nnrt miro
iebt gefibrt. Dem Capt 9leala iuiro S6ulo
aegebcn, oab sr am ipdteiten BON allen Yrseis
ntteu NIT ieinsr WanniAoft aui oenl &I'
plate eridenen iei, un9efdbr crit Stunoe
na6 Gmpfans oes Sefebls, obpo9l etn Sta
tionsbaus etna nur eine balbe Stunoe pom
glmparte entfernt IT. Sic 3umuibun8, 9e'
gen leine 8rloer ben Snuttel 5u gebrauden,
UNI ieine uno ibre 6eiuoe 3u beIhhBen, mar
Der @runo isinsr Seripdtun9.
Gin Yolisift FAM in ben gBasen uno belt
isineu Nrm 3piihen mir unO oim Serl Der
mid idlug. 2eBterer lanste nun binab, grill
na9 neines Wannes ubr, rib iie bon oem
ihwarjen 8anoe ab uno nabm lie nit fih.
Der YOli5iit that nidts ben Eaub gu oerbin:
bern, CAB aber oer Brau ben 9utcn Gatb fh
in elm nnbe gele8enes Saus Su be9ebcn uno
ibren Wanne gu iaeen. Dab er 10 i6nel ME
m08lid in oas GebolS ilieben ioae, Doer Die
Anirhbrer paroen ibn tpoti9laaen. Sdmollte
laeinen mtann nidt psrtaiien; mir fiibrten ibn
nab oem &ebbl5e; iod9reno i1 ibu o0s Sut
BON bsm Gei9t abpiibte, lab i'd cine aanie
Banoe berantommen; id iaate meinem Wan.
ue,er iole laufen, 10 lHnea ibn isine i5bBe trus
gen; er ibat es etli6e Mdnner 1alien i'm,
iibsr Die Rauer; Id lab ibn erit abenos ipie,
Der; Id irrts ratbIos lumber, fpuroe Don elmer
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6. 8ubu Slinglnff,
Redpts; MHpalt,
"sToNH OFFICE, BEN @ertatsbapIe III SOpiOntoipn
geReniiber,
bittet sinen oeutihtn reuubeu iens SIenFt In aUen
9er1tIibeu uuo aoootatOrtideu geibGfs in Baltimore
Gountp an Gr lit nadb ! rbr gtabintttags audb in
Baltimore in ciHem Birrau er. as, Bt. saul ir. a.,
gde Der SaratosaiiraBe, iu iprs&sn @r fprtCbt
Seuticb. t5ul3,lSD
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Nadl MmffrrOam.

&SfS%M Die d6ne iduenie8tlnbc yorbo.
oiro prompt mad, % obiscm saisn sTpsOrt' @tsn SrGG
ODER YaIla9e ,uenbe man iid Al,
g. 4. Srauns & Gomp..
l163-l ~ 9ir. 81. uo.l1aniirdRe.
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Bluct.giircaa SIT. 0, NorO. .GaIpertFr,
@atonspilIer Nieretbabn


Rad SowIontOwn 3 finOIidl bon ubr Rcrssns
bis II nhr Wbtos.
Rad SOpanstuWn nm 8, 90, TX uno sK ubr
Ylorseus uno 215, 3K, Az, 5X uuO 6k ubr Gbenos.
Nh Gonnta8en lin 10Y uno 1l4 nbr yor8ens
mmS @ pon Go1anscua 5er6r III I'm GV 10 un p ' 5T or
gems uuo l. ?. 8. 4, 8, 6. Z uno llbr gtabmItta8s
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0etMaaiaz
grnrr- Dnlld)rrunDG-G -Gr(ru(6aft.
$500. 900 90 Bddrs SfapitdI.
663.O6A.6I ucbcrSdbua am l. SarIar 1870.

668,O64.6I llcbcrGbna am /. Sanuar 1870.
81 O63.G6A.6I Sutal.Serm6qen,
ben geIebcn ocs stoatcs gltiusgoti senGB aiarIest
@rrii6rrt in Der ,,0rrmonia"
Die pG;ermania" III einc aari otittI6e GeIeuIaaFt
gs lit Die GlteIte bcutidc gcienihaft in Gtcrita.
Sbr 9rofcs 3apttaI nit bcberenoem ncberidu6 ges
rdbrt ben @erfderteu Die bette Siderbeit
Vile 8erluitC lperoen prompt uno OOu beiablt.
Sbre @eiditte iino urb luerotn iiets aut cine Dot6s
tiqe unO lolbe gBeiie aFiibrt.
Die ocltIbe Ruuo'daft iidert Der Dt5rrndrid" eine
btrQprra9euOe Stclng unter allen Serbtrun9ss9
Itbaften.
Die p@ermanid" 1T bic erIe uro beoeuterbTe beut.
ihe YcriidltruuGsa Gticuihait in ben Der. Staatcn
Seine GnoerC @eeuiduit tGnn ben Deutiden 9rDbere
IOrtbeiIc ooer before StaerBeit 8ewGbren,
9. q. 4rpHb S SGbue, G8enten,
Rr.2l, SoutbitraBe, Baltimore, Mo.
HB- Boicsn rucrocp in Der N9eHtr ausQciertiat uno
gerluite beiablt. (9untl 5.iaI1
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Waltimurer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

bhboH'Wde btr Wutdios Hhb GdratpsdHrdHe.
Gendu poNcuoe 3abraarutiurer $40 - Sl5 tueIdbc
trOIIen ,uerOsn tonnci 8oriiaIidcs Sob ium 6iusu
nut S2 SLIDER ST. lurld als oauetbat 9arantrf ,pers
ben. Nitrous Oxide Gias icotn Gag trtit, unb 3dtnr
9allib pbne 5bmcrlen ausgriogcn fiir so Gents pro
Stiid -, rr.s.-
9as SiIrean III iu allen Ghlnben sebifnet.
(RatI4, ,l2lRte) ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-18
Nafil g(mltsrbant.

&S5ESsM Die I6bne idneuIeoslnoe A Eoroo.
ssszzssxsssSk Barrie peanae," Capt. 8. Reperoerts.
utro prompt mad ubi9em Safen erpeort. We9n 6raGt
DDer Yaiage penoe man idb an .--r
g. 4. 6ra,rus * Comp.
(163-) glr. 81, Siio. io.@agltrGBe.
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8elS' nonn(1rer SdluhlnNen.

, 8as biaigIte Sbub8ei6dft In Der Staot
lInier NtottO iit: rS6nelle 8ertGuIe unO
tteinen Brnfit!@ .......-.
9amcn.8atters altcr grtcn ntttNbidben rs gts.-$1.
WorOdu. Stitfel fir Damen 81. S1.25. Sl.5O.
Spbe Damers8aiiers an Der Seite geidniirt S1.50.
GongrcB. .gatters fir IiGod)cn 65 Gents.
WorodO=S Sticcl fir Wdoden rs Gts.. 100.
8amensRuntoiieln uuer Qrt 40 bis so Gts.
Serrcn.Gor8reB .eGiers Sl50, 81, $50.
genagclte (peggedl Scrrens8qlmorals 81 so, $l.75.
500 Yaar 9crrens Stieiel $3.50 (gBertb So.
genneete tpeggedl Snaben WGniprais 81 90 81. 40
GeuGbte Rnabcus gaitcrs 81 so, SITS.
5Obe 2uftn9. 9.8aiters fitr Madden 81, $1.35.
&ablc0erne Sdlube tiir WldOdlGl rs Gents.
Gin ungebelrer Sorratb uon ferti8gemadter Nrbett
H55- gBr baben ale g8aarGn Oprratbtg. turld)e mir
aule9cu 9. pels s Spbn,
(Wta2l, ,3Wte.) Sir. So Yoros@utdwitraBe.
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Der bette 95las, um cine Sedbma
- . a I

Tt"EI'N w Nv y INIFI W. UEFE
no ae Sorten YiaI@inen ~ bubsn o tue I'm gtih6fts
BON 5eprg Z. Strobmsper, Jun, Wr. g, Eprb.
BdDitrdfe
9idbhubineit tperben auI's YeIe une BiugTe dusae-
beiiert; aut hats Id eiue groBt Nustuabl bon geiee
Sarn uNn Gel gum 8sbraudpe Der WaIdneu biuiger
ais al etnem anoern Ylabe (Npril27, ,6Y2kJ
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Ridlt cinrn sSaG I!

Or. sBinebef brau4t oas saIstter pg9o @as
(9adsas) G9iiD bier in Der saot iet benabe 9abrsn
uro es 1T utt6t Gin 9faG ir peldcu ist,e Dtrabrunes
suetit id int Sertngiien as iddoIid gf,est QerIousu
fueIhe Elm penig urdiam onrr ueru6s birfdtltd ots
3ubnausIeBeus itno f6nnrn M oeiibfrt bdIten, oab e
ben 9otbeil bon qrober Griabrnns uerbuoeH init 9ss
iGlidIbteit, in bieitm @tabIerfnt finOsn.
3abns@arnitlireh Deldf gang natlrith ausieber bon
$40 big $50; ausJisbsn bon 3dbHen Httt 2aG9as so
Gents fir iebep,
K8iudbel'S 3abnar3nei' g tabItfement,
Rr. IS3, Bdpettts,
(IRQi2 3U2te) itptIdeu (SHtQlD. urb OQcafrdke
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-25

A SAVANNAH MERCHANT IN TIouDLE.-A
merchant of Savannah, Ca, arrived in New York
few days ago, having gone North to purchase
quantity of furniture from the manufacturers Of
that city and Boston. BY Saturday afternoon,
April ., he had transacted all his business, and
was preparing to so home on Sunday evening;
but at four O'Clock on Saturday afternoon an
emissary OF deputy sheriff BancEer arrested him,
and would not carry him to friend for bail until
$50 had been paid. But by the time the Mer.
chant got 10 his friend, 1t was too late to get bail,
and he was sent to the Ludlow street jail. The
charge against him was that he had conspired to
delraud, made by certain Frank, whom this mer.
chant did not know, and for whose arrest six
warrants were at that same time out. He Is all
irresponsible man, not worth cent, aud imme-
dlateiy after signing his af1davtt disappeared.
On Wednesday, Judge Loew granted an order for
the immediate release OF the merchant, who on
the complaint Of on irresponsible defrauder, had
been caused great anxiety and lost half week OF
valuable time, been put to en- expense Of $500,
aud last, but netleast been subjected to the con-
troll OF brutal officer. The merchant has re-
turned to Savannah, but he has brought COM
plopt against this Frank for malicious arrest,
.andthc case Is now in the hands OF lawyer OF
that city
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that city.

ANNIVERSARY EXERCISES OF THE ST.. JOINS
LUTHERAN SrNDAI-SCHocL.-The anniversary eX-
ercses OF this school took place In the church yes.
terday afternoon, and were OF a very interesting
character. The order was as follows: Distribu-
ton OF punctuality tickets. Opening chant ::
tsycnita." Lesson, Peter, 5th chapter, is: to
1lth verses. Prayer, by Rev. DR.. Bschman.
Hymn. Anniversary address, by C. Tilemann.
Hymn. Address, by C. Bahntge-"Prlde." Ad.
,dress, by G. Won Santen-"Tender Sheppard"
Hymn. Dialogue Of the Alphabet, by Jetry Rich.
:ardsoa aud c. Julian Smith. Hymn. Address.
by Willie Johnson. Appeal to Teachers. Ad
dress, by @. Tidemann-"Little Things" Hymn.
Superntendent's Report. Presentation Of Bible
to Jelly Richardson. Distribution OF prizes. Ad.
dress, by Rev. W. W. Hicks.
The school is perhaps the largest in the city
numbering three officers and about Ave hundred
teachers and scholars, and Is In most flourish
log condition.
The presentation Of the Blble to Master Jetry
Richardson was as q mark Of respect for the
heroic an1 selfsacrlnclsg spirit he displayed
some months age. Some time last year, Mr.. ]. C. E.
Richardson aud family were out In o sail boat on
the Ashley River. storm came up and upset it,
and while all were in the water, this little boy
was heard 70 exclaim, "Let me drown, but save
my mo;her" For this act his worthy supcrtn-
te1dent Of the Sunday School presented him with
tb1BibIe ss stated.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-25
By A. C. McGILLIYRAY,

AuCG1OAoors f-
pY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FA-
ID CIAS to me directed and delivered, will be
sold on'M0NDAY, at the northeast corner Of the
Courthouse, the I'd day Of May next at II O'Clock,
AL the right title and interest Of the defendant
In all that PLANTATION or Tract of Land situate
In st. James Santee, containing one thousand
.cres, more or less; bounding north by Santee
River, west by estate Of Sam Palmer, south and
east by Lands Of Jackson B2yleys.
ALSO, ,,.,
AL that PLANTATION known as 'rWebdo y in
st. Stephens Parish, containing one thousand
acres, moro or less; bounding north by Santee
River, south by Lands OF the estate Of Jack Pal
mer, west by Lands Of Crawford, and east by
Lands OF DR.. Bannister.
Levied on and to be sold as The property res
pecttvely Of Catherine Blake and J. b. Barnett at
the suit OF Ann v. Yanvelson.
ALSO,
AZ the same time and place,
All the right title and interest or the defendant
In all that PIECE OF LAND situate on the east
side OF st. Philip street, between Rodgers alley
and Line street, with the Wooden Buildings there
on, known as the Nos. 1es 1s4, les, 1885, ITO, 172,
174, 176 and 178.
Levied on and to be sold as the property OF
Diedrtch Buhre, ct the several suits Of Robert Ad
ger and Robert Adger, agent.
Terms OF the above sales cash.
april ma E. w. N. AACKEY, s. &C.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-25

CRuMBs.-Goyernor Scott has appointed
John NJ Miller, Esq, notary public for Richand
COUNTY; DR.. Henry F. Herriott, health officer lot
the port OF Georgetown, rice DR.. J. NJ. Carr, re-
moved.
The Apbsyille Press regrets TO learn that the
Episcopal Church building at Wilmington, in Ab-
beville District, under the pastoral charge OF Rev.
O. T. Porcher, was totally consumed by fire on
Friday night last. 1t was clearly the work OF en-
incendiary, but we have heard no probable cause
assigned which could have prompted the ac:.
No business was transacted in the United States
or State Courts on Saturday.
A colored girl and her friend have been ar
rcRed charged with stealing $500 from Mr. kruse.
course OF lectures will be delivered at the
Morris Street Church, commencing this evening.
E. N. Brawley, W. F. Kairson and ]. a. Ralney
are the speakers.
The children OF the City Orphan Asylum viii
have picnic on Thursday next. at the farm OF
DR.. Porcher, fifteen miles from the city, on the
Northeastern Railroad.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-25
BY LOUIS D. DeSAUsSURE.

TSTATE SALE BY ORDER OF THE
~ Executors. Brick Residence in Meeting
street.
On TUESDAY, Goth instant, at II O'Clock A. NJ,
at the north OF the Exchange will sell at public
auction.
The three story BRICK REsIDENCE No. ss
Meeting street. containing ten rooms, pantry, dou-
pie piazzas, cistern, &C., with brick Kitchen car
rage house and stable. he premises have recently
been repaired The lot Is OF Irregular shane. nea-
surng about 42 feet front, 2l1 feet deep, and lis
Condtions-On -One-f0urth cash; balance by bond
bearing semi-annual interest, payable IN five
equal successive annual instruments, to be &C.
cured BY mortgage OF the property; house to be
Insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay
for papers and stamps. aprl8
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-25

ARRESTED ON SUsPICIoS.-On Thursday night
hast William Stanhope and Dick Atweil were ar
rested in Augusta under the suspicion. that they
were implicated in the late Columbia bank rob-
berry. The circumstances connected with their
movements were suspicious, bat after thorough
investigation, and nothing being ascertained that
would implicate them, they were discharged