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The New York herald., 1870-03-18
FREEDOM or PORTS TO PLEASURE YACHTS.
} EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
/ am glad to see that you take ground in favor OF
reciprocatng the courtesy that admits American
yachts into French and English waters free of port
dues. or course 1t would be little mean to refuse
this; but then nothing else can be expected OF
good many OF the people we send to Washington,
ana objections to meanness are therefore very far
from being pleas In favor OF the measure. Neither
is the encouragement Of yachting and thereby the
encouragement Of good modelling for seagoing
vessels, the real reason why this courtesy to
yachts should obtain everywhere. Yacht owners
are, indeed, as the opponents OF The bill say, able TO
nay these charges even beJtor than others. Bat
the nnest model In The world, and the most neg
lected model in the world, IS the human body Itself;
and all manly sports that aid in perfectDg ana
Strengthening this poor suffering hulk deserve a
building interests whatever. We ought to welcome
foreign yachts IN all hospitality not for their sakes
but for our own. our people ought TO learn, as the
late international rowing match nclped them little
TO learn, that considering the vast Importance Of
eultvatlng national ondneSs for out OF door eXer-
clses the leaders IN such exercises are to be
nationally honored whenever good judgment sug-
gests an opportunity. good physique III a nation
II worth million times AL the duties IL could col
lect In century. No persons can be so thoroughly
aware OF this fact as the dyspeptlcs who have aDan
doned the laws OF health in their mad eagernes5 10
get place 10 tinker at the laws Of the nation.
Fortunately nature at last remedies mems blunders
In this regard by sGuelching out the men, and, II
necessary, the race OF men. that make them me
KIND OF people that love bank notes more than Gods
fresh air, and value wealth more hignly than the
difference between the neuter and masculine sexes,
are happily not The kind That transmit their
OF characterisrcs TO long posterity. Yours,
The New York herald., 1870-03-18
A NEW STEAMBOAT WHEEL.
Trial Trip Of the Nelly White to Fort schuy-
lcr and Back.

Trial Trip Of the Nelly White to Fort Schuy-
lcr and Back.
Yesterday afternoon, at three O'clock the Nelly
White left the Bridgeport steam boat pier for trial
trip to Fort Schuyler and back order test the
en1cacy of new wheel with which she had been
provided while being thoroughly 0verhauled and
renovated for the ensuing The trial was not
for speed but only 10 ascertain whether by the new
system OF wheels the Jarring and shaking so dlsa-
greabe on steamboats, was In any way diminished.
And this was certainly the case, for many expe-
r1enced steamboat men and engineers who were on
board confessed that they had never been on board
Of steamboat gong az the same rate OF
speed which was SO free from tremor and
jarring. The paddles OF the wheel are angular, the
inside OF the angle striking the water almost perpen
dicuary ard carrying but little, any dead water.
The patenteeE say that the idea Of substituting angu-
lar for parallel and radal buckets paddles IS not
new, such having been in use on the Hudson some
shirty years ago. But while they propelled the YES
sel well enough they were nowhere when 1T came to
stopping, and hence were abandoned. The improve
ment now made Is the adding OF cross bucket. a
paddle at an angie OF fol tyve degrees, which, they
claim, while not interfering with the propel!ing
power, stops the vessel IN fourth less time than
the common Wheel The trial was satisfactory to
the owner and to the patentees.
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SUICIDE or A WEALTHY 0lD LADY.

on Tuesday morning last the widow OF Mr. Peter
Ackerman, living at Lodi, Bergen county, N. j.. was
found hanging to the bedposs in her room, having
taken her own life. She had placed garter around
her neck and ended her lie by letting herself fall
her knees almost touching the floor. She was
seventy years OF age and although some years ago
she showed some little signs OF mental arrangement
her acJlOns since nave been perfectly sane. The
only cause assigned for the dc Is to have been
an unpleasantness between herself ana one OF the
children which seemed to trouble her much. She
was worth some $40, 000 which was left her by her
husband, who died some time since. Mr.. Gilbert
nanta, q brother OF Mrs. AcEerman, committed
suicide few years ago by jumping into the Hacken-
sack river.
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DIAlsBL2 NANTELS.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MARBLE MANTELs
~ FOR sale at j. J. DlMOSD'S Broadway, corner OF
street. liberal discount made ssles pre-
vious 10 tue lst o May, OWING removal fac
cory 2S w es. Fort y-secUnd street. Broadway.
M MARBLE MANTELs, tSoA AZ, Sl2 SIS, UP 10 $780,
lu manufactured IN the highest stye OF art, at }.
NCGRAiNES, lb3 Fatbush corner OF Atlantic
Mue, Bro0kyn
NfARBLEIZED SLATE MANIELS.-RiCH AND ELE
1M CANT designs, FROM GS, &l2 SIS up to $3.50 r. B.
6TEWARr Co.. t05 Sixth avenue, between Ihry.hfh and
1hirty-sixtn streets.
MARBLE AND MAkBLEfZED MANTELS.-500 MAN
iNl tes OF the latest designs hand liberal discoun.
allowed all bills sold this month"; A. KLABER i34 and
1.o East Eighteenth near Third avenue New York
- KLABER 4 CO., FORMERLY 50 FIRST AVENUE
~. now at their factory 27 223 West Ffyfrst street.
between Broadway and Eighth avenue marble
ised Mantes Monuments, headstones Tiles, Wainscotng,
Table and Plumber Slabs; laest designs in great variety
cheapest IN this city.
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DIR. Jnmex Swain.

Telegram from Paris reports the death OF this gen.
ueman In that city Wednesday last. He was widely
known throughout the United States as the proprie-
Tor OF . medicine known as "Swain's Panacea, - by
the sale OF which he amassed considerable for
rIno. Some years ago he went TO Europe settling
IN Paris. At the outbreak or the rebellion he came
back to Philadelphia, where his former place Of resi-
dence was presented the city with two rled cannon
and took prominent part In the patrionc ranks Of
vno Sanitary Commission, OF which he was an active
and energetic leader. At the close OF the he re-
turned to Paris wnere he had been for past i've
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LNoR sALE-THE HANDsoMEsT BEST BUILT NEW
Cottage In Rutherford Park N j. $50 yards from depot
frequent trains from A. M TO II r. NJ. stories and
back basement III rooms marble mantes water In house
lot ll2aS with stream OF spring water price SsOoa ~
Broadway. New York. where plans may seen, the
mges
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YOUNG MAN WANrED-wlO UNDERSTANDS
"a the paper hanging business for bsi class store Al
aIess wth iul name aud where last employed, PAPER
hANGiNGs, boz 1907 New York Port oaiee.
AESTlsr.-WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, MEcHANI-
- cal dentist, uptop rubber workman. CAL on FRAIk
NEPHEWs, 2b7 Fulton ST., Brooklyn
ENGRAYER WANTED-TO 60 TO A CITY IN WEST
~ eh New YORK; must be thoroughly competent
script aud Old English letters silver
ware. Apply to the Gorhan Manufacturing Company, No.
Maiden lane.
CAFE MAKERS wAETFD-hT THE UNION SAFE
~ Works, 10, 81 and 81 North oxford Al. Brooklyn.
ITO FILE CrTTERs.-wANrED. TWO LARGE BAs.
tara cutters and two rssp punchers, TO whom steady
emnoymeu wl be gwen. Apply the Livingston Manu-.
featuring Company, Johnsown, N u, NJ their oce 50
Beckmanst n. i.
NARSisHER WANTED "A FIRST CLASS vA.NisHbR,
who thoroughly understands all branches, and wac Is
capable OF taking charge OF entire vanishing Department.
toreman OK an extensive factory, nna steady
above Bceckrr street.
WANTED-TJ STONE CUTTERS. APPLY TO TuL-
LoCH GILLlE. b0th ST., between lOth and iiih avs
WANTED--AH ACTIVE, ENERGETIC MAN. WHO Is
competent to take charge OF and BUILDERS
shop IN this CITY, who ia accustomed TO machinery and
~ strictly address three days, with
encss. A. H.. box i.tag Ssw York Post once
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A SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE OF FORTY YEARS IN
n the treatment of private diseases IL sufficient guar
nnee the afflicted. Dr. LEWIS, Aulho1of "Medlca Com
panion," No Beach street.
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fV,o LET-AT IRyINGToN, ON THE HUDSON, A BEAU
tifu place o iJ acres, Immediately the river; tho
roughly furnikhed. Also . handsome Residence New
Brighton, ST.. IRVING, No. 4 Pine street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-04
Shooting Tackle.
M. w. LO n &.
SUCCESSOR TO T.. M LELAND,
GU N s M T FL
And Dealer In
Shooting Tackle of Every Variety.

RIFLE AND SHOT GUNS made to ORDER and
WARRANTED. Particular attention paid to
Chokips Shot Guns to make them shoot thick and
strong Also on hand, the best lot Of Skates in
the market, for sale cheap. Odd KEYS OF every
pattern. Key tags and rings for Hotels Powder
Of the best quality for Blasting or sporting Re-
pairing done neatly and promptly, All work
warranted. ljan.ly
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Daily kennebec Journal.

Will be issued every morning, Sundays excepted
ON and after the first of january. VIII give
Full and Accurate Reports of the Proceedings of
the Legislature from day to day; Reports of I'm
portant Hearings before Committees; Abstracts
OF Discussions in the Boards of Education and
Agriculture; will have the Latest News by Tele-
graph the same other dailies, and will also
have Editorials, Correspondence Locals and the
usual summaries of News, also the most Import
ant Speeches Of the Session
The Discussions in the Board of Education will give
New and Additional Importance to the DAILY
JOURNAL, as it will contain reports of them.
Terms, g. 90 per year; 81 90 for the Session.
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OccrrArfoSAL AILMENTS. pure air Is O
vitnlizing elixl: Whoever is debnrred by cir.
cun,st anccs from unrestricted access TO this in.
visible, hut powerful stimuiant, needs O tnedi-
eel invigorant Of some kind. The great object
should be TO chooso the best Popularity is a
pretty good guarantee of merit in this scruti.
nizing and inte ligent age. aud tried hy this
eriteri"n If stet,er's Stomach Bi,t.rs stands
hrst 0monS the inv'g"rating and regulating
mrdicin Of the present day. To the wants
OF persons engaged in indoor employmen,s, es.
Pecinlly in crowded factories where even with
he best possible ventilation the atmostphers is
always in some degree polluted. this salubro,s
vegetable tonic is peculiarly ad.p:od. The
| nature Of the ingredients is no mystery. 1t
consists OF a" absolutely pure ditfu>ivc e,imu.
Int. t,nctured-- or rather surcharged-- with
| the fluid extracts Of sa"ativr Of roots aud ba, Ks
OF herhs The phnrmacornn has its t,ncturcs.
but what are theya The juice Of only n sim
gle root or bark o. plant is present in each
Not one oi them combines the three properties
OF tonic, nn Alternative. and m apeiient. AL
these elements are blended in the Biltrrs: NOR
are these the sum Of it's medicinal reco,rmenda
t!ons. IL is also a blood dcpurent aud an un.
tispnsmudic.
The hal-ful effect whi.h mir that has been
partially exhausted of its oxygen by frcquen,
breathing produces on the vital organic ,,iun
ID notorious, and when 10 this dewitt ,Iizcd at
nosphe'e Is supcraddcd the memphi,ic vapor
"f hot air furnaces, it becomes deleterious aud
depressing in the extreme. To enalle the
system to brarup even for few hours each
day against 'he debilita,ing influence of n vi.
ti"ted atmosphere, n wholesom tonic aud al
t"ratlve is urgently required. This grand dis.
'derntum is supplied in Host-t:ers Bi,ters,
which as strength sustaining, health protect
ing agent has no rivals either among oficiunl
or advertised medicurs
April 10, 1870 5i--lm
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The Policy-Holdsr's s
Life and TOntine Assurance
COMPANY OF THE SOUTH.

20 Broad street, Charleston, s. c.,
.HAVING deposited $4,000 with the
III Comp,roller-General for the pro,
lection Of its policy holders, will issue the
usual forms Of Life and Endowment Poll
cirs.
II is the most liberal Company TO tht
assured in the U'oolI!
The Charter guarantees 10 the assured
the cash surrender vulue Of his policy af-
ter one annual premium has been paid, ex
cept IN case Of fraud.
II is The only purely mutual Compan,
IN the South.
1t has no Stockholders: All surplus
profits must be divided among the policy
bold.rs.
IT IS Thoroughly conservative.
Its Investments are confined bv charter
10 the most solid securities, and it is un.
der the management of men Of wel.es,ab.
lished ability and integrity.
Persons desiring any information will
please communicate with any OF tue ofli-
GERS.
WM. McBURNEY. President.
Il L. P.ALEAANDEIS,V Vice Pres. and
Act.
G. E BOGGS. Sec'y aul Gen. Act.
JOHN L. DARBY, NJ. D., Med. Ad.
wiser.
GS- Messrs. Thomson & Fair, are tie
agents OF the above Company for the
Counties of IhbeviIle, Nswbsrr,. and Lau-
rens and W. joel Smith is the sub-agent for
Abbeville.
April, s, 1870. 50-tf
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LATEST QUOTATIONS OF
SECURITIES

IN CHARLESTON. g. c.,
Corrected Weekly by Il. C.. IA UF,Jf1iN, Bre
ker. No % Broad Street,
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Tho h.sarunes Advocate for March
says .Since the subject has beer
property presented 10 the public, the
progress It hns mado is much creator
thnn In former days when It was less
understood and appreciated.
Companies from time to timo hnve
boastcd of this progress, but tho an.
nual exhibits to tho Insurance Do.
partmcnt show the real facts.
From "rhc Life Chart" published
by that stannch insurance journal tn,
Spectator, of New York. and which
every life insurance agent should
have, wo arc gratificd rs we'll rs sur.
prised to find Tho Piedmont and Ar.
lington of Virginia has exccllcd ever;
company represented in that "Chart'
near its own ago, and in its brief Gu
reor placed itself ahead of many of
the oldest in this country, and their
name is legion. This exhibit shows
that the Piedmont and Arlington had
q greater increase Of business in 1869
over 1868 than any company on this
continent. 1t shows that there were
only three companies in tho United
States that issued larger amount of
risks in 1869 than it did, and only
nine companies that issued moro poll
cics. Also, that with their accu mu-
lated risks Of fifteen or twenty years
all combined, this company though
young stands twentieth in amount of
risks in force.
This exhibit, among over a hun
drcd companies, makes the Piedmont
and Arlington the leading Life Insur-
ancc Company at least Of this coun-
try. 1t shows not only progress, but
caution and economy. Compared
with other companies it's losses are
small, while its expenses average con-
sidcrably less than those Of other in
stitutions of like age. This hattcr-
ing exhibits warrants us in predicting
that in q few years, tho Piedmont
and Arlington, will, like Saul of Tar
sus, tower head and shoulders over
all companies in this country.
Drs. Branch, Wardlaw and Archer,
are agents for this County, at Abbc-
vile, G. H., and Major. Jno. Il. Osborn
is canvassing the County generally.
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fArRoStss tfoMs tssrsnrRtss.-
Mr. =. p. Tonle, whose advertisement,
appears IN nnothef. cold,hn, has cs-
ta6lished Oh a Arm basis, In Charles,
ton, tho largest and most complete
munufhctory of doors, sashes, blinds.
&C., In the Southern States. Havin,
advertised libcrnlly during tho pms
year, he has secured large custom
extending as far west as Alabama,
and he has thus been enabled to nut
forth n printed prico list which dciies
competition. Every person who con-
templates building or repairing should
write at oncc for Mr.. Toalo's price
lists. I'm.
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Markets..

ABnEvILLE, april Is Cotton, 81
New YoRK, April 13- Noon.-
Cotton dull and nominal-niddling
uplands 23l. Gold 12s.
Z. P. M.-Cotton dull; 23!. Gold
12S.
CHARLESTON, April 13. - Cotton
quiet but unchangcd-middling 214
@212.
LIVERPOOL, April 13-3 p. NJ
Cotton quict-uplands lit; Orleans
IN.
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OBITUARY..

The last fluttering spark of vitality
has left it's tenement Of clay, and an
other fair flower has faded and fallen
from the family vine. Miss. ISA-
BELLA E. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonathan Jordan, had long been in
delicate health, but her disease did
not assume alarming symptoms until
last November, when medical skill
could alleviate its pain but was pow
erless to arrest its progress, and on
the night of the 10Th Of January the
golden cord was broken, and she gent
ly passed from earth to the dreamless
night of long reposc. Her suffcrings
were intense at times, but by the
grace Of God, her faith in the Redeem
cr's love bore her in glorious triumph
over all tho waves of bodily suffering.
She carly gave herself to God, and the
untiring effort Of all her after years
was to win His approving smile, that
it might be beauteous rainbow to
gild the horizon of her destiny, and
scatter the mists that shroud eternity
IN darkness. The close of her life
was calm as the ripping of a quiet
stream, and gentle as the sinking
breeze that fingers but moment e'cr
it is forever gone. To her death had
no terrors, for it was tho brightness
of tho Saviour'ssmilo coming over the
hills Of eternity to guide her ransom
ed spirit on to God. This is the eight
link that has been broken in the gold
en- chain Of family love, and she will
be missed athome; but Oh how much
more will she be missed from that
mouse dedicated to Cod, ,Asbury'
the church Of her adoption, and o.
which she was one of the strongest
pillars. But we would not have he,
here again, for while earth has LOST
an ornament and the church treas
ure, heaven has gained jewel, ant
another angel shouts hosannaht
around Jehovah's throne. Fully con
scious of the near and rapid approach
Of death, her dying counsel to th.
dear ones standing around, was to be
more jealous as watchmen on th,
walls of Zion. The last quivering &C
| n n -.
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United States Internal ReVenue.
Deputy Collectors Office,
THIRD DISTRICT, s. C.

NEwBERnY, March 10th 1870.
NOTICE is hereby given to all per.
IN sons claiming IN interest in the
following described property seized
March 4th 1870 for violation of In.
tcrnal Revenue Laws to wit, one Cop.
per Still and fixtures, one Funnel
three Jugs and one Keg from James
NJ. Gillian, to appear and show cause
If any why the aforesaid property
should not be forfeited on or before
the 29th day Of April next.
JAMES II. DENNIS.
Deputy Collector.
April, 1. 1870, 49-3t
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nj a ARRIAGES.

MARRIED, on Wednesday, 9th OF
April, at the residence of DR.. S. A.
Brewton, of Spartanburg, by Rev. w.
r. Ucmphill, ROBERT r. HEMP
HILL, Esq, of Abbcvillc, and Miss
EUGENIA C. BREWTON, of Spar
tanburg.
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April 9, 1870.

4 heF, NO. 20 oTOuu r{feCt.
| April 9, 1870.
| STATE SECrRlrIEs-Sonth Carolina. old. &c
a; do new,-aSr; do, regst'd stock, ex in,
| -aSD
| CITY Observation-Disclosures, Ga. Bonds II
81; Charleston, 8. G. Stock. lex ar init -
IS; do. Fire Loan Bonds,-a75 Columbia, s.
q. Bonds, -a7O.
RAILROAD BoSbs.-B'ue Ridge, (frst mort
gag")-u10; Charleston and Savannah. -nG5
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta. .-u9O; Che.
raw and Dnrirg on.-ns6; Green lille aud
Columbia, first mort )8ua-; do, State qua
rant-e. 69a-; Northeastern, Goa: Savan-
nah aud Charleston, lst mort. ass: do,
State guarantee, -a70; South Carolina. -
as0; do. rs; Spartanburg and Union-a5s.
RAILROAD STocKs-Charlotte Columbia and
Augusta, abb; Grecnville and Columbia, pa
-; Northeastern. al0; Savannah und Charles
ton, -a35; South .Carolina, whole shares
-a45; do. half do APP.
EXCHANGE. &c.-New York Sight. off mar =.
Gold, llVali2; Silver, lO5n1ls.
sou1n cARoLISA BANK BILLS
"Bank OF Charleston. ........-o- :.
-Dank Of Newberry...... ............a-
Bank of Camden. 6oa-
0nk OF Georgetown. n............. 5n-
Bank Of South Carolina. ...... 5a-
Bank OF Chester 6a-
i'ank OF llamhurg. .....................3n-
D""n VI oI"'e VI .. ". prior TO 1861 ...6Oa-
Bank OF State OF >. G. issue 1861 and 'G2 lsa-
"Piantrrs' and Mechanics Bank of
Chariest"n. .."... ............-a-
Peoples Bark OF Cha rleston. on...,..-a-
*Unlon Bank of Charleston
Southwestern II + Bank Of Charleston,
Southwestern X r Bank of Charleston,
~" ................-a-
State Bank Of Charleston 3a-
Farmers and Exchange Bank of Char.
81
Exchange Bank of Columbia .loa-
Con'mereiai Ba.k OF Columbia. ......... Pa
Merchants Bank Of Cheraw. .3a-
Planters Bank o: Fai, field. ia
State of South Carolina Bills Receivable par
City OF Charl, ZION Change Bills. .... pa
Bills marked thus (*) are being redeemed
at the Bank Counters oi each.
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TCTrs IMPROVED HAIR DyE-Is admitted on
all sides to be the most sirpe and naturul
Dye ever invented; it IS easily applied. does
not stain the skin. leaves tn" hair spft and
glossy. and i. instnn taneous in its effect. Try
1T and you will Use no urlher
April, 15 1876, 5l-2e.
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WASHINGTON, April 11.-IIoar's res
ignation is denied.
Governor Scnter, Of Tennessee: an
swering question tending to impcach
General FORESTS vcracity, said. Gle
is shooting man, rccken | had bet
ter not say much abont that"
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"a SPIRIT DwELLs WITHIN EACH Flow
a. koor AND HERB" which when judi
c'ously selected and prepared. as in Sum
ter BIllers, proves the most valuable Ton
ic known.
, 1870-08-11

SL Pas11ctx Mutual Alliance Association held
= tnss thaH y French 3 Union Park to-day, It which
Nsa rat 2! nAnie! o'Connell MS unveiled, aud
'l@''s t:au delivered Z Brilliant otz.tou
, 1870-08-11
INDIANA,

Cnmp Meeting Near Indianapolis
order Of HE'D ylen-Ekecipeocnl
Rnt1rond ContFnct-saulck lfntI-
xoad Time senator Mortonss
Speaking Appointment.
Special Despatch to The Chscaeo Tribune
1SntASAroL1s, Aug. la-Thc Methods, camp
meeting near the city, opened today. There are
112 tents occupied. An application has been
ministers present. The Rev. Dr. Halliday preach
u the opening sermon
The enumeration Of school children for the city
IS over l3.eo1
:. The Grand Council Of Improved Order OF Red
Men Het IN lafayette YESTERDAY. Delegates were
sefkon viii LAST Tor TWO or three days
Eur some tune past negotiations hare been
pending between the Indianapolis + St Louis
Railroad and The Terre Hau,e, Indiana apoiis i
through passenger and freight business Of the
tHo foadN The negotiations we're opened By tue
otacef1 OF the ruads for the purpose Of halmoalz-
lue, as !4f Il possible, the comW tIon between
toem Inc contract Is that the road har1nQ the
.sEsts earnings fsom through freight o. PASSENGER
9 tht other. The contract was submitted to the
hoar1 Of Directors Of the Indianapolis st
LoG1s aoad several d4y3 1co, and approved bJ
mem; Qn yesterday, II wss presen;e,} to the
Ioasd o. Directors Of the TcEre uaute t van.1a1a
Rtasl II WAS approved bY them, Tnerc ytIl he
no more cutting of rates
lhe special train on the Terrc Haute Vandalts
hoaa. y h1ch carried the President to St Louis
~ 1uesda5, made the run from here to St Louis
N tne unprecedented time Of seven hQars H.
sica!nE stoppage OF half m hour 10. supper Il
senator Morton will xpeak 1t North Vernon
NV ust u CEaNforusytlle August ~, Wlnosuac
August -, Evansville September !.