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Rrsrtc GOODS! RUSTIC GOODS IA reduction
OF twenty per cent. on Sue anu oorucr nracAe's'
Book Racks, &C., at our stores.
CHAs. c. RICHTER & Co.,
go.e, street Bazaar, and No. l6l King street.
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TARA large quantity just received at Mar
sbalIs wharf, and for sale by John Marshall Jr
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ATTENTION. TouR1sTs.-Stereoscopic views
ur Charleston and vicinity at No. lOl King street.
or AT the Hasel street Bazaar. ho'l2
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RED ASH COAL, IS rs per ton, delivered. SET
advertisement Of J. A. EnsloW u 60.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at So, "a,
IS So so qnd sS so per thousand according to
size. at TIE NEWS Job Office.
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RID1Sd RAcE.-Two young gentlemen,
who found themselves mounted upon pair OF
spirited animals, on Sunday, INDUCED in an eX'
cIting.race down Meeting, street: Upon coming TO
anchor, the bride or One OF their horses was
seized by policeman and they were reported at
the Guardhouse, and brought before the Mayor
yesterday morning. A ane OF s6 each was i'm.
nose,l and Daid,
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AT Cost AT Cosr Large size Chromos.
HAsEL STREET BAZAAR.
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Be convinced of the merits Of most valu
,ble medicine, by trying the Old Carolina Batters
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anrticn Sales.--future Daps
by SAMUEL C. BLACK,

GALE AT AUCTION.
y On THURSDAY next, 9th February, will
otter for SALE at IL O'Clock A NJ, at the Old Post
ofi'e, Bl oad street,
That THR EE.STURY BRICK STOREH0USE, No.
l3g, located on south side OF Market street, mid
way between King and Archdale streets.
Dimensions OF main building, 20 feet on Market
street by SO feet IN depth. Dimensions Of shed In
rear (Which is sold with main buldng) "a feet
from east to west BY 2S feet from north TO south,
said dimensions more or Jess.
Terms-One-fourth cash; balance In three equal
annual instalments, secured by bond and mort-
gage of. properry, at 7 per cent. per annum.
PrOperty to be In .ured and policy assigned. Pur-
chaser TO pay 8. c. B. for for papers and stamps.
fphT-tuth2 -..-
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A N S w e r..

Shall act accordingly at once. The following
articles VIII convince you 0lIt u:
cases Of Al FINE LOSGOLoTH, only 1oc,
formerly 12hc ,,-r,or
ly 10c ,o,< ~ ooo
10 cases of 44 Fine Longclotn, only lZ1a eo%oe'
formerly Is to 25c ,.,.,,
3 cases 10 1 Fine Sheeling only 37Hc, formerly
Q cases 1914 Brown Sheetlng, only 371sc, former
cases io.4 P:llow.case sheeting, only l7hc
formerly 20c.
500 dozen. Ali-Llnen, Huck Towels, 81 per dozen
worth 81 Is ar ,,
500 dCZea, ll.Ltnen. DamasS Io"eiS' % ~ sn"
ST. worth 81 so and S. 30
100 nIeces % inch Diaper, 81 3O worth 81 90;
A large and well selected stock or TABLE DAN
ASKS, Crashes, Napkins aud Doylies, at corres'
Dondingy low prices.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS at Joseph Black
mans drug store, No. SO Broad street February
8: O'Clock, so; TO- 81; II, 81; 2, SO; 4, IS; 81;
g. %.
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THE LADIES MEMORIAL FAR.-A meeting
or the suecial committee was held last evening tC
hear the reports Of the different subcommittee.
These were read, and showed most favorable
progress towards the getting up Of the fair. This
win be held positively on the 18th Of this month
and a concert, under the management Of Mr.,
Issertel, the musical director Of the Freund
shartsbund, will be given in the Hibernan Hall
in connection with the fair. This Is new fss
tnre and csuuot fail to be attractive and well
patronI1ed.
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By W. Y. LEITCH 6 r. s. BRUINS.
Auctioneer1. - ,.,.i.

WILL BE SOLD. AT AUCTION, {! ON
w THIS DAY, 18th instant, at II O'Clock, at
the Old CustomhOuSe,
The PREMISES known as No. 8 Washington
street, east side, between Vernon and inspection
streets. Lot measures 40 by ITO feet deep. ss
Terms-One.ha cash; balance In one andstw
years. secured by bond and mortgage OF the prop
erty, with interest payable sernlanHually! Pur.
chaser to pay us for papers and stamps.
fah7 - tsssslft
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By JOHN E. BOWERS,
AuctfOneer.

TSTATE SALE OF FURNITURE.
H. VIII be sold TOMORROW, 9Th instant, at
10 OclocE at the corner Of King and Mary streets,
The following ARTICLES, viz:
Feather BEDS Bolsters, Pillows, BedclotheS,
BlqnEets, Mattresses, Bedsteads, Tables, Ward
robe, Piano. Chairs, Clocks. Gold and SILVER
watches, one splendid Silver Pitcher and Gobleta,
Crockery Cooking Utensils, &C., &c.
Conditions cash. Articles to be removed lmme-
dately. after sale. Ieoi
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anrtion sa!issse;-;-abis mag
By w. Y LElTCH & r. 8. BRUNS

RIST MILLa.so:A!H si,aA ,UCTI0N.
VI VIII be sold at auction on THIS DAY,
the 7th instant at II O'Clock, at the Ola Post
The The CHARLESTON GRIsT .M1LI, situiats at the
corner of Calhoun and Alexander Streets The
lot measures 65 by 40 feet deep. Upon the
premises Is complete MIll for grinding Peas,
Corn or Cotton Seed. ,,.,...e.r
stories 10 height covered with TIN roofing.
The Engine and Boilers are OF the most I'm.
proved character, with beltttgs, sets stones, 2
elevators, and every yrning pertaining TO nrss-
class MM y & ..'..- !, a. .s,..- :. 1
Terms-one.half cash; balance In twelve
months, with interest," secured by bond and mort
gage Of the property, with insurance and POLICY
assigned. Purchaser 60 pay us for papers ana
stamps - feb7
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THE CHARLESTON MECHANIC SooIETY.-The
seventy seventh annivelsa sary meeting Of this hon.
orable society 1as held yesterday at Il NJ, at tho
Masonic Hail. the president, John II. Stelnmeyer
In the chair. A goodly number OF the members
were present, and several showed their apprecia'
ton OF the valuable influences OF the society by
travelling long way from the country to attend
this mcetiug The reports OF tho different officers
Of the society for the past year were read In turn,
and that orthe committee on charity in particular,
showing the number OF benehciarles relieved, and
the anapunt expended upon them. did honor TO
the society and members. An election for ofncers
for the ensulng year was then held the baot-ooxes
being kept open until O'CLOCK when the following
gentlemen were declared duly elected to serve ior
the coming year: John II. Steinmeyer, president;
J. NJ. Mulvaney, plce-president; j. w. Sawner'
Senior warden; C. TrumOo, Junior warden;J. f.
Walker, treasurer; Jo:eph Guy, secretary; John h.
Seyles and T. II. Dillingham;, stewards Commit
tee on charIiy-Wm. Kirkwood. D. G. wayne NJ
W. Cross w. S. Adams. Comm zee on accounts
F. Lanneau, BENZ. Lucas, J. Ralph Smith. Inc
society then adjourned to nelghboring room
where handsome collation. was discussed Ia tha'
social AMI genial style SO well suited to the tas'e
Of the members.
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The WORKING PEOPLES CHURcH.-We are
informed that the religious exercises Of the Rut-
ledge Avenue Mission Church, on last Sunday,
were Of the most interesting character. Rev.
Addison Hah, Of Virginia, preached In the morn
ing most impressive sermon, from the text,
"They were first called Christians at Antioch"
The little flock, nov uniting to form church,
were much encouraged by this able discourse.
They had fitted up q small but commodious hired
room, on the avenue, Just above Spring street,
and this sermon, from the venerable visitor, was
exceedingly appropriate. In :he afternoon the
Sunday school met in the same room Tor the nrs'
time, and in the evening the room was filled to its
utmost by an eager congregation, mostly o. the
laboring classes, to whom the pastor, Rev. Mr.
Gaines, preached on the subject OF the hnal JudS
ment We are requested to state that Christlalis
and strangers, especially Of the laborng classes
temporarily residing iu the city, are invited u
attend this church on Sundays. Services are heie
at half.past 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and quarter.past
P. NJ, every Sabbath. Sunday school at P.
A| ma
lat r,1
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PAPER DOLLS! PAPER DOLLS Sold at 3, 6,
| and u cents each former prices S, TO- Is anu
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An APPEAL TO ARSs.-After numeroes goes
at bar-room at the corner OF East Bay ani FL
lott street, on Saturday night, Jack Helms, who
was taking his pleasure, became entangled In an
argument with the barkeeper. After some dis
cusslon the latter became angry, and Jack got In
sultng. when the barkeeper whipped out from
behind the counter wicked locking pistol, about
the size OF q mountain howItzer, and made In
1773. Jack subsideI as he gazed intVthe bottom.
less muzz!e and, going out, called the police. The
two were arrested. aud the barkeeper having de
posted $40 for his appearance, was released
Jack remained. and, after trial before the Mayor;
was discharged, while his. antagonist never came
to u..n, his deposit. which was declared forfeited.
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URUssEs. SUPPORTERS, d'

jnst received, a large assortment, and for sale
'us' ie'e''s0' DR.. q. BAER'S
,an1s Drug Store.
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THE CATHOLIC ORPHAN AsYLUM.-In the
sketch Of Charleston contained in the premium
list Of the South Carolina Institute, issued last
fan, 1t is stated that the mansion formerly occu-
pied by Governor Aston, In Meeting street, "ls
no., occupied as a Catholic colored orphan asy.
ium." As every one knows, the excellent and
well managed seminary so spoken Of is not a
..coored" asylum at oil, and we regret to learn
that twhas was an error 10 be excused by the short
ness OF the time allowed for the preparation OF
tl2 sketch, has been regarded as an intentional
slur upon the good sisters, aud upon the institu'
tion in their charge. We have knowledge OF the
facts. aud are certain that the misstatement was
pure oversight We may add that the writer OF
the sketch IS wholly Incapable OF making any in
tentional misstatement; OF OF making any sug-
gesion which would be painful to any class Of
our citizens.
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ONCE MORE IN JArL.-On Saturday after
noon. about O'Clock, Sergeant Reed anu ohcer
Nlnson Of the police, while walking down Church
street, recognized the face OF one who had been
often An iumate OF the Guardhonse, and had recent:
ly escaped from the House Of Correction. The face
,iisappeared ar .und the corner Of Tradd, aHd
being pursued by the officers, entered n small
variety shop where 1t had been In the habit OF re-
tai lsg wood, fruit aud provisions for some time
mast In Tradd street. Tile otriccrs entered the
store aad after search the face was disc; vercd
closely hidden behind the door. 1t belonged
TO one Toby Brown. Toby gave In as soon as he
was dlscoveref and after being allowed o short
time to arrange his business, was conducted TO
the Guardhouse and locked up. He Is the prison.
er vino opened the door OF the House OF Correction
for the batch OF his fellows who escaped last
month, AMI openly says he intends to steal, as ne
Is always arrested whether guilty or not. AFTER
a hearing before the Mayor. lie was sentenced to
serye ont his Unfinished term at the House OF Cor
rect!on and an additional term OF thirty days.
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New FIRa.-Messrs. o. Tiedeman, Alexan-
der Calder and John G. Tedeman have formed q
copartnershlp for carrying on the grocery and
proylsiou business under the name OF TIedeman,
Calder l. Co.., at Nos. LOB, ITO and liz East Bay,
Mr.. Otto TIdemann has been In the grocery bnsi-
less for twenty years, and Ar. Calder, who began
business with the old house Of Blum Cobia.
thirty years ago, has been for fifteen years men,
her OF the firm Of q. Cooia co.
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The ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The repetition of
the romantic drama entitled "set in Cold" last
evening, at the Academy did not attract as full
a house as at Ns first presentation, but those who
did attend we're amply repaid BY the admirable
nsnrer in which the piece was rendered. The
nrrror,uauce was even an Improvement upon the
FIRST presentation OF the piece. anil the whole cast
were we'll up in all particulars. Mrs. Watkins
acled with her usual grace aud vivaciy, and
sang with her usual felicity. HBy KiAarney's 's
Pure streamn was executed with uncommon
clearness and sweetness As the mIser, Mr. Wat
ktns was perfectly at home, and received the con-
tInual applause OF his audience, who watched
with wonder and Interest his rendering Of the
the character. Theconcludng piece "To Oblige
Benson,n was received with continuous laughter
and applause.
To night, How She Cured Him, or Mated, not
Matched " new American comedy written by
Mr.. Watkins, will be presented for the first time
on any stage.
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CITY A FF A l r S.
Meteorological Observations.

The following is the War Department wealth
er reposs-divisioasof kilograms sndSrepor,s for
the heRsat Of commerce. observations taken
Yesterday, at 4:5l PM, Charleston time.
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ESrERrArSasEr.-The. Sumter Social Club
will give one of their pleasant entertainments this
evening. =.
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MECHANICS, UNION, No. lat the annual
meeting Of Mechanics Union, No. l, held yester.
day, the following officers were elected: Presl-
dent-W. r. Mcintosh Vice-Presidents-H. @.
Frazer, A. N. Pundt, D. B. Haaelton. Secretary
r Knight. Tressurer-o. E. Johnson. Door.
Keeper. Forbes. Committee on Relief-o. 3.
Reaufort, M. J. Harlow q. q. Meyers, s. Roberts,
@. D. Petit COMMITTEES on Letters-J. seyle, A.
Nell E. B. Baker.
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~ 0'a's; No. ,o1 KING ST.. AND HAsEl ST. BAzAAR.
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By Wy. LEITCH &R.S. BRUINS,
:AuctioneePa.

DY ORDER OF THE EXECUTOR .-s
I'D We viii sell at auction, THIS DAY, the 7th
instant, in front Of the Old Postof1ce, at II
O'Clock, II. sse,
That desirable COTTAGE RESIDENCE, with
Garden attached, known rs No. % America street.
Lot measures IS by 100 feet. more or less. i:3
Terms -0ne-half cash; balance In one yesr, with
interest, secured by bond and mortgage OF pro-
perty; insurance and assignment Of policy. Pgr'
By LAUREY Il ALEXANDER 80
HAMS, SHOULDERS, STRIPS, &c.
Ill THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock, In front Of our
store, will be sold,
200 NEW BANS
800 New Pig Shoulders
800 New Sugarcured Strips
Is tubs Butter
3 hhds. Sides.
Conditions cash. feb7
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THE FREE DELIVERY OF LETrERs.-The fol.
lowing amendment has been made in the United
sta.es Senate to the new postofice bill now pend
ing In that body:
SECTION o.. And be it further enacted, That the
free.delivery system shall oe established IN all
thonsan: and that the salaries Of letter carriers
nnyv mr. hereafter to be employed IN cities having
a population OF not less than one hundred thous
anu shall be $500 the 6rst year OF their service
inc ing q less population than one hundred thousand
one, NOT ess than Hity thousand S700 the arst year
oI their service and $500 per annum thereafter
and in other cities 5000 the nrst year Of their
vice and 500 per annum thereailer.
1t remains to be acted upon in the House o
Representatives, and II adopted win add greatly
to the convenience Of all the communities In
which tile plan may be applied.
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By ALONZ0 ]. WHITE 6 son.

By AL0NZ0 ]. WHITE u son.
TSTATE SALE, BY ORDER OF PILE
L EXECUTOR.-Deslrable LOT North Side OF
win be sold THIS DAY, the 7th February, at II
O'Clock A. n, at the Old Postof1ce, f5ta!!t,
That desirable vacant LOT, the property Estate
of G.. M. Cotfin, on the north side Broad street,
next west OF Friend street, 10 feet front ON
Broad street, by 40 feet deep. be the same
more or less; butting and bounding south
on Broad street, west on property formerly or
]. B. Heyward now OF w. B. Smith, east on Land
0f Payne, and north on property now or formerly
OF Lance.
Conditlons-O cash; balance In one and
two years. secured by bond and mortgage OF
properly sold with interest az seven per cent. per
annum, payable annually. Purchaser to pay for.
papers and stamps. leo7
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Auetionesrs' pripate Sales, &f.
BY LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.

BY LUUIS u. UeoAUsoUnH.
Farm SEVEN n1ass 4os: FRoaohAkLEs. @
For Sale the Farm on Cooper River. known as
the .RETREAT,n containing about PA acres OF
land: on it are brick dwelling, TWO brick out.
hn,Idings. stable and carriage house. The loca-
tion ia h beautiful one and commands fine view
of the river; the garden walks we're laid out with
taste. and now have variety Of ornamental
trees. To one desiring country residence near
above at No. % Broad street. jan27-lGu4
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LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE.

DUTLt DGE AVENUE LOT FOR SALE.
III The LOT OF LAND, on the west side OF kQt-
ledge avenue (south OF the residence OF Mr. WIN.
Lucas) With two small Brick Buildings sliotan.
TALLY built. which can be rearranged or enlarged
to make comfortable dwelling. The Log
measures leo feet front by 176 feet deep. Apply
As above, at No. % Broad street. Jan27
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BY A. a. ABRAHAMS & SONS.
STOCK OF A RETAIL STORE.-FUR-
- NsRING GOODS. Perrumeries, Small Show
Case DC.
THIS DAY. 7th, at 10 O'clock will be sold a.'our
store, No. 133 Meeting street,
assorted stock OF DRY GOODS, Hosiery, &c:
febT = =, -,.;l ~
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CLUBS AND STARs.-Two individuals, sWao
seemed to have some dtficuty In getting theit
heads throushthe courtroom door after their
heavy debauch on The preceding night, were dis'
charged by the Mayor, on the plea Of the first or
renco, and making good promises for the future.
A colored inebriate, who had been arrested and
deposited his IS as security for his appearance be-
fore tie Mayor, on sober thought determined not
to 20 to court, AMI the amount was declared for
fenea.
;Tntee Young men, who stood at the corner
OF King and wentworth street, on Sunday
night, and refused to move of when told to do so
by the police, were arrested. and after hearing
before the Mayor. fined IS each.
Two destitute white men applied for lodgings
on Sunday night and were discharged next
morning.
VIM. Small and Tony Brown, arrested for
vagtaucy, and Martha sweeney, for stealing SIS
from Mr. Goutevenelr. are held for examination.
A choleric individual, who had been arrested BY
the police for breaking city ordinance, took IL
out by abusing his captor In the most eXuberant
manner all the way to the Guardhouse. Fer this
and his other offence he vas fined IS, and, hav-
Ing paid up, he went his way, mutsering curses
deep, and growing louder the farther lie left the
Guardhouse.
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@ For later Locals, see First Pa 7e.
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PERsosAL.-Colonel William Johnston,
president Of the Charlotte and Augusta Railroad,
lis ayIpg at. the Charleston Hotel

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER. R. = Frank
Small, co.ored youth. made his appearance yes
terday morning before Commissioner Porteous,
to answer charge OF voting under age at the
Blurton poll, Beaufort County, during the late
election. The evidence showed that he did vote
and was only nineteen years Of age, and he was
committed to jail to await his trial atthe May
term OF the United States Court. Small alleges
that he voted because his father told him he was
old enough.
Two other juvenile offenders who had voted un-
der age through ignorance, and had been commit
ted for trial, have been liberated through the
efforts of the commissioner.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-11-02
Utah

SALT LAKE, October 26.-In the case
of Mrs. Cooke VS.. Brigham Young the jury
this morning returneda verdict for the
plaintiff, the whole amount of her claim
with interest making 4 total of S2,9S6.-
There we're Mormons as we'll as Gentiles
on the jury. The desense gave notice of
a new trial. 1t is said, and admitted by
prominent Mormons, that Brigham Young
has applied to Hon. VIM. NJ. Evarts for
his services as counsel to defend him,
Brigham, on the indictments of the pres
ent Grand Jury.
The Mormon papers are mild. The
News says that in the crusade against the
Mormons the Government and the people
are to be sincerely pitied. The Herald
discusses the Mormon problem and and
says it is a grave error to suppose that up
on the conviction of prominent Mofmdns,
the people generally will disclaim poly
gamv. or, If the Government sent here
troops enough. the people will give up
their faith. This, nor any other religious
belief, cannot be crushed out, says the
Herald, by any government on Garth
The Utah ring and the Administrator
cannot uproot Mormonism.
John Meatham, a we'll known Mormon,
charged with the murder of II. Yates,
some twelve years ago. was arrested by the
United States Marshal. at Round Valley
Yesterday. and broughtto this city this as
tcrnoon.
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,....a Lady Conc.

c--h,;rs trembling limbs and palsi-
"A bciy are the trophies which 1ne grea'
TarroT can count upon with almost GER
.;n,T If time. This thought is suggest
oin'y y ds.tb of Mrs. Mary Boone, con-
g Oy Gsorre Grisbam, Sr. She depart
~ 10 life on last Tuesday evening at
n@;depee of her son, Col. Geo. f..
:Iham She was favored with a lease
<fTfe seventy-four years, eight months
"a eleven days.
Eor forty years, the deceased was a
.mhsr Of the Baptist Church, a devoted
I~:t;,, a faithful follower of the Lamb.
6ar;ng trusted the Lord for so long, and
a-,,Tb difficulties and trials, she leaned
- III. all sustaining arm, when she step
ID down to the cold waters of the Jordon.
EbeD asked by q christian lady attendant
..I.o vou put your trust in the Savior?'
,.r ioyous reply was. Surely, surely L do.
In this sustaining comfort and hope,
xbich pure religion can alone inspire,
Mr.. Grisham passed away to live forever
~;tb the angels. The wrinkled brow, the
frosted hair wear a flashing, full gemmed
%eoronal of everlasting glory the bent form
~ earth is now rejoicing in immortal
youth. -.
4 Funeral services will take place at the
residence of Col. Grisham Mt 81 this A. N;
Immediately after which the remains will
be conveyed to Buffalo Ridge for inter.
ment. The friends and acquaintance OF
the bereaved family are invited to attend
The funeral and burial.