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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-01
By LOWNDEs 4 GRIMBALL,
AuctfO

4 UCTION SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT.
IA VIII be sold THIS DAY, lst OF November,
at the Old Postofiice, at II O'Clock,
:. Az that Lot with tine two Story DWELLING
HOUSE and KITCHEN, on Park street, In Ward
No. 8, near Kutledge and Line, measuring 40 feet
on Park street. IS feet on the north and so feet on
the south line; bounding on Lands now or FORM
erly OF P. Mathews, - Ryan and others un-
known, but marked as Lots AMI 4, on J. L.
Branch's D. s. Survey Of Upper Wards. "a
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay L. & G. for pa
pers.. -a.T now
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THE BowEN-DELARaE CoSTEsT.-Al the little
boys were wild yesterday about report that De.
Large.h been elected to Congress overs the head
of the pictoriar Bowen. DeLarge has certainly
very fair chance, but requires a very heavy ma
jority In Besuiors to. overcome Bowen's 1000
majority In this cor:.ty , =
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JEWISH .AcApEMY.-The Israelites Of this
city have established school under the sppervts-
ion OF Mr.. Leon Straus In which will be taught
the doctrines and principles OF their ancient
faith The school is held at the Tabernacle OF the
Hebrew Congregation, and opens this day. -.
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By A. H. ABRAHAMs & SONS.

BY A. H. ABRAHAMs & SONS.
TRY GOODS, SHIRTS, HOSIERY, CUT
Trunks. Window Shades, DC.
THIS DAY, November lsE,' at 10 O'Clock, viii %
sold In our store, No. 133 Meeting street, -; -
desirable stock Of Domestic and Fancy DRI
GOODS, shirts, Hosiery, Cutlery, MeersonS9ns
dow Shades; large Show Case and Counter, With
many articles In the Notion line. k
= s.n. $40. at private sale, superior ROSEWOOD
PIANO. gosA
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ARARE CHANCE FOR sApyERTrsERs.- During
the preensweek Charleston viii be crowded with
strangers, and very large extra editions Of THE
NKws Wiz be issued to meet the unusual demand.
Now Is the tiice toc our merchants and business
men to ayalr themselves OF our dyertslng space,
and reap Sundfedfold advantage esshererrom. A
word to the wise, &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-01

NOTHING LIKE LEATHER.-We notice that,
at the Georgia State Fair, held last week al Az
lanta, premium aud diploma were awarded 20
Dr. O. F. Panknin, OF this city, for half dozen Oh
sbe best tanned sheep skins.
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posrpoSExEsr.-In consequence of the
death Of Mr.. Richard Caldwell, the following firms
viii postpone their regular auction sales to-mor-
row. Wednesday, the I'd instant: Iefiords Co.,
Henry Cob,s Co., steaane. Werner & Ducker, T.
II. Cater, Macqueen u Riecle.
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BY W. Y. LEITGH&R. 8. BRUINS,
/, By5J. A. ENSLOW e. CO.,

TyOR:ACCoUNT OF UNDERWRITERS
- and all Ooncerned-Hull and Cargo Of Me
British Bark Crusoe, as ahe now lies at Folly Ia
and Inlet; also, materials saved from said wreck,
consisting Of Anchors, Chains, Blocks, Sails Rope,
Ship 81 ores, &c. -. -. =.
O'Clock, will be sold at CUSTOM uonse stores, for
account Of underwriters aud all concernelz
HULL and CARGO Of British bark ORUSOE, as
she now lies at Folly Island Inlet; and, -tmMedi-
ately after, materials above mentioned saved frem
said wreck. 80 .. ...y Es
N. B. This sale is in Lieu OF that advertised By
Captain Mix for this day. a't'-s'
Conditions cash on delivery. .ts,n noN
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TRIMS TO THE FA1R.-Attentlon Is invited
to the advertisement, inserted In our columns oi'
tc-asy, OF the time at which the trains on the
south Carolina Railroad win leave the Ann street
Depot for the Fair Grounds.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-01

RusHEss ENyELoPEs.-THE News Job Office
Is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous-
and. Send yoar orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on
bis envelopes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-01

ALL SAINTS DAy.-.eo-day the feast Of ALI
Saints is observed by the Roman Catholics as
holiday OF obligation. There win be services In
the different churches as on Sunday.
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IMPORTATION WANTED.-We are permitted to
print the following letter reeeyet by General Jno
A WAGNER from Mr.. d. q. Smith, Of No. 55 State
street, Detroit, Michigan. Some, OF our planters
can, doubtless, give him all the Information he
desires ~ S>Sg1 Ia - diLtCi
.rDETRorr, October 25, 1870
JohaA A, Wageaer, '8sQ.,7tTgff gasay.
DEAR Sm2f recelvedone OF yoar books o.. few
CARDS the chances OF getting good plantation
notto0. Ear from the city or some good town; and
howloDg time eau lease one fos, with the priv
tege OF purchasing: and what crops pGy the
best and ali the particulars. Trusting this may
receive your prompt attention, / am yours,
.cr.tJ II ggS, h. H. SMITH.
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CHAxsER fBE oF.EoxMERcE. THE regular meet
ing Of the Ohambestwas held last night, when the
following new members were bsloted for, and de-.
ciared unanimously elected: L. G. NOVEL;. J. B.
Steele; q. G. Holmes, o. r. q. Hasen;s Charles
Webb, John G. MlnotesA q. Locke, P. c.. Tren-
hold ~ W; Hayne;J J. fraser a:ashewes, Henry
Sesbraok and J. D. zerbstl af6sESl
The Chamber unanimously adopted resolutions
expressing the regret with which the members
had heard Of the sudden :deasn! of the :lsse Mr..
Richard Caldwell. srs.T,er4 .y%niu;Iii q
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Observation-Disclosures James Mullikin, OF
Anderson, and Leroy Wilson, Of Barnwel nave
been appointed notaries public by Governor Scott.
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Our STEAK FACILITIES WEzK's WORK
The indications are that this week viii show the
largest quantity o., cotton moved eoastwase that
hasEes been reached this season. The railroad
conpanesa are now ferwafaing all receipts freely as
they arrive, having provided ample steam trans
potfait6h. The following steamship departures
may sbe locked for ::duSldg this week: Ashland,
james Adgeb South Carolina, Clyde and Cham.
pIon,FV1tns united capacity OF 5000 bales Of COT
ton. Local shippers participate IN this liberal al
lowance Of frsight,'oops and with the large stock
OF cotton nowSIp Charleston. liberal orders may
be expected
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By HU son L EE
Auctfonee.

MULES AM. HORSES:
lHl VIII be sold, at the corner of Broad and
State streets, THIS DAY, November L.. at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, ss...s.:s- =, '-i.ss.
(5) i've good MULES: - -5...
(2) two Work Horses.
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TEE DEATH OF Mr.. RICHARD CALDWELL
This community, In the death OF Mr.. Richard
Caldwell, has experienced loss which is keenly
felt throughout business circles, and more deeply
still by those who had the good fortune TO know
him Intimately.
Mr.. Caldwell was native OF Charleston City,
where he passed his childhood and youth. In the
year 1885, he entered the business house Of his
father, on vendue Range, as clerk. His close
attention to business and the interests OF the
arm led. to bis leing taken into the copartnership
and to ito formation OF a new firm by the name
Of william A. Caldwell j. Son. In this firm, and
the subsequent one OF R. & A. p. Caldwell, Mr..
caldwell became generally known among
OUT business man, and thus laid the he
foundation OF that nlgn reputation which Ne has
always borne among those that knew
him. This firm carried on business until
the breasing out OF the Confederate war. and by
the upright character and strict Integrity OF Its
members, retained high place in tile ranks Of
our Charleston houses. By close attention to busi-
ness and hard work, Mr.. Caldwell, at the dissolu'
ton Of this nrm, had smassed q considerable FOR
tune, and, entering the commtssary department
OF the Confederate States, under Colonel JOS.
Walker, served without pay during the war, pre-
serving, even in this trying position, an unssaln-
ed reputation for fair and honest dealing. After
the war Mr. Caldwell opened business on East
Boy, aud Continued 1t up to q very short time be-
fore his decease For some tine he had been
lnd.spcsed, though still on the Streets ana
on Sunday he experienced that attack
of his family disease, which proved fatal On
Sunday he was confined to his bed, when ne
breathed his last about 10 O'Clock that night-so
quietly that none OF those around were aware OF
his dissolution until some time atte: is had taken
place. Mr.. Caldwell was member Of the vcstry OF
Sc, Mlchael,s Church, and prominent Odd
Fellow, having passed through the chairs and
being member of the Grand Lodge As amem'
Der OF our business community he leaves on UNI
bemIshed reputation for honesty and Integrity IN
all his transactions His death Is acuteiy re-.
gretted.
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c0.IEts' or .CHARLEsroN.Glti the meeting
Of the Board q Trustees Of thsCouege Charles
ton, held yesterday; The following officers were
elected: Hon. Henry D. Lesesne, president, in
theplaee Of Daniel, Rayeneb ESQ; who decaned,a
reelection; Hon. VIM D. Porter, Y.ce-presidens,
In tie place, or Richard Yeadon, deceased; Jacob
wlrnau; ssasecresary and tretsurer Standing
Committee-The presstaept, ;. yioe,president, the
Mayor, et orcio; M. osniel Rsvepel Rev. c. c.
Pinokney: & COMMITTEES on the sLibrary-AlonzeJ
White, ESQ.,; George Buiss, ESQ, G.. l. Cunning
49, sscss,1SZE St!s ~ 80
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Object Of the Fatr-The New German
Lutheran Chureh-Sketches of the
: :BuiIding-appearan OF the Fair
The Tables and the Amusements.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-01

By ]. FRASER MATHEWES,
Real Estate Broker, No. SO Broad street.
A TPRIV ATE SALE,
N PHOSPHATE LANDS Of best quality ana
Rice and Cotton Plantations In all parts OF the
City City Residences, Stores, Building Lots and
r,arn3s nct12-6mo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-01

CLUBS AND STARS. S.--Alfred Thompson, lodged
in the Guardhouse for being drunk and unable to
take care Of himself was discharged.
Elizabeth Mcbride was sent to the House OF Cor
recton for ten days, for being drunk and dis
orderly in BASEL street.
| Zorra Ladson, for a similar offence in King
street. was sentenced to pay o fine Of SO, or go
to the House o. Correction for twenty days.
Frank Middleton, for being drunk and disorder
IL in King street, and attempting to rescue q
prisoner from she police, was sentenced to pay q
ane of s1o or go to the House Of Correction for
twenty days.
I'D Sergeant and Rose Lewis, for disorderly
conduct, and fighting In Beadon's alley, were
turned over to the State for prosecution.
julius Johnson, who applied late Saturday even
ing for lodging, was turned over to the city re.
gistrar.
Louis Jervey and John Dawson. lodged for dis:
orderly conduct and fighting in King street, were
discharged.
Peter Bennett, for being drunk aud dlsorderly
In Inspection street, was fined SIS.
John Williams was sentenced to pay fine OF
s5 or 20 to the House Of Correction for ten days
for being drunk and drawing knife on James
Brown In Elliott street.
L. f. Patrick, taken up for lying down drunk
10 King street. forfeited his ball Of S..
Robert Rowland and Daniel Green, lodged for
larceny and vagrancy, were discharged.
Jacob Roberts and John Norman were sent to
the House of Correction for ten days for fighting
| In Market street.
Josenh Wi lie applied for lodging Sunday eve
ming, and was referred to city registrar
VIM Rowley, for lying down drunk on East
Bay street. was sentenced to pay u fine of SIS or
! GO to the House Of Correction for ten days.
James Smith was sentenced TO pay line Of So,
or 90 to the House Of Correction for five days, for
living down drunk at the corner OF Church and
| Tradd streets.
One COW found going at large wGs confln ed in
the stat;onhouse yard and released on payment
oI 81.
Howard Parker, John Sheppard, Thomas Rich.
srdson ani Startin Johnson were arrested by the
detectives for tapping Mr. c. II. Cooks till and
stealing therefrom $50. The case was turned
over to Trial Justice Levy.
| CYRUS washington was sent to jail by Trial JUS.
ticeT. ]. MscKey to await trial, on the charge OF
| grand larceny and Killing COW belonging to q
Mr.. keenan,.
PRIZES AT THE FAR.-The attention of all
persons desiring to exhibit articles at the fair IL
invited to the rule that no article can compete for
prize unless notice be given OF the fact at the
time Of entry and the entrance fee paid.
This notice Is rendered necessary by the cIrcum
stance that many persons are sending articles
without any notice whether they are entered for
exhibition only or for competition. Persons with
articles already at the grounds can give notice
and enter them for competition at once by pay
ment OF the entrance fec
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Aurtipncers' Private Sales, &c.
BY ]. FRASER MATHEWS.
A T PRIVATE SALE.-TWO FARMS OF
II 90 and 10 acres each, on Sanscouci street.
Charleston Neck. TWO FARMS OF ~ and
acres each.
ALSO, .
RESIDENCE near the College, In the Town OF
SnartQnburg. 0ct2s-tui0
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TABLE NO 6
Is managed By Mrs. Henry Bischod anu Mrs. isseF'
tell assisted by Madame Plenge and Mrs. Chase.
The table is model Of tasteful arrangement, and
is crowded with objects OF Interest. A fine silver
trumpet, to be roted for by the di1erentfre COM
panies, is worthy Of notice. There Is an exqui-
site piece OF embroidery work; handsome tea
se.: an ell, oorate set OF silver: rich cushlon,
worked In wool and beads by Mrs. Haas; q num-
her OF dainty crystalized baskets anil all that the
heart can desire, from prayer book to a cigar
case.
In the southeast corner OF the hall is the JAG os
Weii, where mild fuid rcfrcslment Is dispensed 10
the thirsty by damsels whose bright eyes are
more dangerous far than lemons and refined su-
rar. This was an attractive corner, and so the
gallant Germans thought, and acted upon thcis
thinking.
THE roSToPFICs
is prominent object of interest, and we COM
mend 10 Postmaster Trott It's most Fascinating
feature, which is, that no hungry ietter'seeker
o oes untitled away There are no failures OF Tic
mails, and II oil are not satisfied they ought to
be- This charming affair was managed ass
ntSUC Dy MISS liOeSCu auu -u'oo iueou'''
TIE FIREMAN's PRIZE
may be found at the side OF Table no. l. and coz
sists OF amasslve epergne OF English silver plated
ware. This handsome ornament is to be awar9'
cd the fire company which receives the highes'
number OF votes, OF which there ore five hundred
at hlty cents each. There Will be, no DOUBT on
active competition for this valuable prize,
THE CROWD.
The long train OF visitors began to pour In as
soon as the doors were formally opened, and in 6
short time the hall was comfortably crowded
There wes an evident satisfaction With all tha
had been done, and the rattle lists were soon il
active demand. But even the pleasure Of con
tributing mite to the German Church did no
diminish the zeal, while scores OF happy couples
| clIded to and fro In the mazes Of
THR DANCE,
which, under the skIlful leadership Of Metz's band
awakened the ardent enthusiasm OF the votarie
or Terpslchore. From their position In the cas-
gallery, the band commanded the situation, and
never did twlnSllng feet keep better time to tn
tune Of happy hearts.
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A SSIGN EES' ALE:
n THREEVALUABLE RICE PLANTATIONS

Terms cash. '7''1'
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By LOWNDES & GRIMBALL.
DALMER EFT Az VS.. PIPKIN EFT AL.

noy1-S
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MONDAY. Sept. @.-FLoUR AND NEAL-wcstcrn
ccipts prices favored huyers saes 900 bblA at VI 10
$40 for supernue. tjs0at q ~ FIR ship,in oxtrN,
100 tf.e5 FOL med urn to choice hak1Ts' anu family
brandf. Southern houry dull NJ 500 ~ for snip
ping CNras, and tGl5e 50 FOR trade and anily extras
Rye -four IL t.ntCo End hrrncr % fLE@t5.i5 Com
PHovisIoNs-Poik iul ana declined iOc. 4 bhl sales
iObhs at t.tt0 Tor mos, 80 lor clear ard t(6 Tor
prme meas Beef quiet and uLcha god sales ne bbis
a. tiWts Tor plain and extra meas. Terce beef quiet
Feet hhns sc Ing slowly at s3 Cut meals quiet pick
led ans, lsS@Ac. Bacon nearly nomlnali long
quoted At ne; do. prime city. iiS@!5I. Dressed
ogs NC. lower ~ lld1ikc Iuucr dull, lie. f0aNc
State daries d@St2c Western, slC3c. Cheese dull at
l0usiic.
GnEix- Wheat fairly active NJ an Irregular decline,
sales lOt00O0 lush at SlO1 for old NO spring u 70
t!l for new No. spring. u .Ss tilo for amber
winter ono, &c. CON arm but rather dull; sales
49O bush NJ N1etgc. for WUstern mixed. &c Tor vel
low, and tlati W tor round yellow. Oaus were In
large supply Uul active; sats 70 900 lush. nj 900
5jc. Tor Western. and 5ta &c tor ONO. Rye, barley
a. u bailey malt without mty cnient 10 note.
sUNpRtrs- Cotton iurther declined, ana cold ~ i1Kc.
for midd ia upan A. this lcd ~ more nctvtv. wis.
key adv ~ S'ixsuc. Ia ! w dull Of Sk0alNc Hons
sold a. lSGtAr Tor new. Petroleum s,rady rc0uel,
sc. Eosus moro rCtye; sirainet. 81 20 u ~ trir
IT, turreutinc, 80 a5ilc Frcigh's Gull " Ltycrpo
GrOCLEfLs.-t oftc - 10 sac Mnlv active md
steady j., liN"iSc.. gold inlcs, 2fa bays Flo.
ice dull " iWisc .fr GanIoon, and So lc for Car.
o.na. NoIHt = uui AMI nearly nominal; small sNlus
Porto iIcnut tIhd.c EnwsruUrs aCNtg ia'r 10 II
~ tu' ~ 90 Ct sales Isl Lhdf ~ Stsisic Tor cuba
Ngte ierus. El1Hei IN moderate utuaud, and Gim It
l3A. a. iuI hards.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
HARVEY FISK,
A. e. Hate
OFFICE OF
FISK n HATCH,

HARVEY FISK A. Z. HATCH
OFFICE OF
FISK n uATCH
BANNERS AND FINAScrAL AGENTS OF TUE CENTRAL
PACIFIC RAILROAD AND ALL Irs BRANCHES,
bNAssAU STREET,
NEW York, Sept. %, 1870
FIVE rwTrTY Bosps are selling to-day aver
a-e Of ny, aud at this price-if the Government
should allow item 10 run Ave yoa.s--;hey pay only
so pr cent per GnNlm.
Skies OF lSsl, I I'm roRTIEs AND CURREycIEs, at
pI esent prices, pay only Jour and a hay per cent
Interest per nnlum.
CENTRAL PACIFIC SIyEs, into which so many are
now whey converting their Fiye-wonties and other
Government bonds. are to-day selling at 9JH tut
That is the three months interest now accrued goes
to tle purchaser-pay at tais rate Helry ssreH per
cent per annum.
We say wisely, and for the following reasons:
Tie main lhc is finished fully equipped, with no
floating debt ana Is worth over OF hundred million
dolars tho sires are frst mortgage on this prop
eriy, they cannot be Increased, and the amount IL
only tss,G!0000. The gross earnings from jan to
sept. 1 were Sb0l7 5O5.I2 and for the 6rl If
IeeH days in September reached si2i 335, and WI
reach lully the enormous sum of ts,0O00OJ this
| year; the net earnings on their local business alone
are enough 10 pay the interest on these bonds with
out taking Into account all their Immense tarour
business cir rcccp pts tbs year for correspo' -'hS
months are % TO % per cont more tran Wv a''''
: and ue lave no doubt the increase vs. w lu"' !"
| this proportion tho coming wear. NO "hFo Aho"n
! Lil cut the aGh O. the Toad Fom l's commence
M ~ aud that the men area WIN II are care
lul and prudent lus'neT "cA : 'n'- " '"'''' We
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WOmnn Goes Five ThoasaRj MiIes 10
Marry a Nah she Never saw.

Many years ago the Rev. Il. s. Maclay was sent
~ the hoard OF missions MS mi sionlry to C1iua
lie vas reasonably successful, bat ist IN need OF
sic, and wrote 20 the Board requesting them 10
send hi n one from America. The Rev. DR.. Pit
man, thrn Secret ry Of tue Board, being a man Of
very nne feelings. wrote TO bro. NaddJ that II waa
very dcngate and diidcui. matter ~ heoct wife
% JtitT IN: n and advised uln 10 GuieI marriage
unui - iuOra convenient season. whoa ne might
We permitted - Tetuia 10 dis native land and make
choice Of one Of It's iHl. and WORTHY dJughtera Tho
Rev Dr, kidder, nrmeor Of the Boari, had more
eecns vita zeal worthy u tue mOst ardent lover.
He directed Ills attention plrsIculArl1 TO q Mss
Spcrrv OF Is ooglTn, N. u, tnen on a visit 10 New
AZ. y. j., whom ue knew 20 be every way wOrlly
ne love and ooul tnce " any man, Ddt more cape
cia.ly OF C"ristian minister being lady a. plety
aud culture; 6pt he was some but doubtful whether
sue yosse,sei tlbe sell sacrihcing spirit Of mis-
sioudrN-.O cave her relatives and friends aud all
sat nelI dear, and trd'ci thousands OF miles ~
and Of straAEoTa, Where sh0 WAS not acquanted
vlth HvIns soul not eFel tho man Nho Ia this
ycry stranre manner had asked her TO become his
~Ir. Auer tie first surprise, the lady Aed time
40 consider, he result OF which was acceptance, ana
.hc soy about preparing ior tie ioug Journey.
Mr.. M'c,sy His "rtten the state OF the case
there Nat 10 tclegT va In those days-and II may
je Just a. tiis tune he maJ haYe had some mlsglv-
.nss OF lis mode Of sctoa. HeIe was a lady
, 4uing thousands of miles 10 marry him, whom ho
nad LcNci seen, With whose Dispersion on temrcra-
ID oEt he had no knowledge, ami RI he had to rely
u'ph was ne recommendation OF a brDtOeT minis
teri lh"it Is NOT a man m a thousand VINO would
De satishoi with such cInice. iut then she y az
yluu5 a"d sell -sc' ihcins-ph how sell wa com
plrWly thfoWa ~ lht shade by her acceptance OF
suc1 m oncr uLd L'r going uiOp such m.ssOni
ms Vas he comfort, 40 Consolation anu TIC nar-
luIe. Of love and HppinCss,
And how was II Will the young lad Was he
ct equally exercised about hor position. DID sue
at frequently, curing tbst long aud Hazardous
journey, question hers lf as to her y, !oncr II ~.
-ltiuG tie prop, sal oil marriage In such a second.
r.Id Nay! hho Hever taN the man that was 10
be nor busOanc tie ony NucW hin ~ ryPntI'i0n /;
.lc nj vt 10 Hna ttfac'ye TO him. and be gecgsilv
10 her, wGeu tAey NE. Tor tle urst time.
A. Igu.tn size arrived Az "cr dosunlt0n in China,
and '1e uilrrage took place at toe house OF broth
or riftioaary, aHi ever since t'ey have not 0hli
uve1 hlqr.y together, hu. have ucen emneutly sue
r-.r.ul IN tier MISSIONARY work He $50 cdrs
.. To-. LIST romantic Luiun are now 4tude.ts in tng
I UHiycr:i,y ~ Al ldletoan. Conn.. having
- Pennington seminary, n. j.. about
.. TLcy a.e 10th dCsiiuoI Tor tine miuisLy