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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-01-28

Last year nineteen tons of blanks were
sent out from the Internal Revenue
Bureau at Washington.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-01-28

THEM MIrTEN-Biil, set the machine
to about forty thousand revolutions to thu
square second, and Letter brindle. Bill
All right, here she goes:
The bull dorg barks on the top of the hill,
And the lambs sporting in glee,
But sad a. the dekens-I am
Ny gal give the mitten to me.
All whore will go, and what viii do,
feel like crazed humble bee?
BY thunder, III fght-Ill lick any boy,
That ever says mitten to me.
I'm really mad--be dogged if amt;
swear I'll kill any she;
I'll slather and slosh--I'll murder that gal,
By thunder, she shan't mitten me.
No. won't do that-I'H spite her, will,
I'll hang myself on big tree;
And then she will cry--she'H die of remorse,
For giving the mitten to me
There, there thunder and mud DIR,
up Lock the blasted thing up, and don
ask for any more copy of that kind.
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REAL
STITZEL s. UP TON,
REAL ESTATE 0kERS, ,
G + n f r 4 l. y G + n L S.

BIZ "a n On . Ell @ q !,
albany, Oregon,
J.C. MENDENHALI, Agent,
GENERAL LAND AGENCY FOR OREGON.
N Established July, 1868. An office where
general information concerning the resources of
Oregon can be obtained free of charge.
Loans negotiated first Mortgage, Real Es-
tate and Collateral Securities We have for sale
a large amount of property located in the town
of Albany. Also, Farming lands, of every des-
cription, located in Linn and other counties in
this State.
To the citizens of Albany and vicinity, and to
the owners of Real Estate: We take this method
of calling your attention to place of bust
ness. Having determined to open Branch Of
fee in your city, offer you a medium for
obtaining purchasers-onc that is appreciated by
buyers. it saves them much time and labor in
searching for what they want. Our principal
Agency, ut Portland, Oregon, is thoroughly es-
tablished, and the Office well furnished for Civ:
ing information upon Real Estate, that it affords
the most complete facilities for all parties having
business in our line.
IG- You incur expense In placing your
property sale with unless sale is made.
Office on First street, opposite Post-Ofice.
JOHN c. MENDENHALL. Agent.
Albany, 0gn., March 23, 1s1o.-29n.
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Rock Island, ILL.,, is having infants
left around on the European plan.
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amples showing the Workings Of this
NO STOCKHOLDERS IN THIS CO.

NO STOCKHOLDERS IN THIS Gu.
Its business in Linn county in the last
wear and half, exceeds that Of all other
Companies combined.
EyERSON & MIDDLEMISS,
opyrp.I AGENTS. SAN FRANCISCO.
s. m. HOkDREDoE,
m, r,ont-.t Portland, Agent for Oregon ana
Washington Territory.
JAMES ELKINS,
10 Agent for Albany, Ogn.
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1t was chartered in 1885, and its enviab1e his
tory, during twenty-six years active operation
has thoroughly established its reliability.
Its Record Stands ~ Fellows,
Cash assets, January, 1870. ,OOO, 900 90
Cash Dividend, 1S66.................. 5000 90
Cash Dividend of lS67...............- 526,573 SIS
Cash Dividend, 1868. .........-......... SS6,l07 SO
Cash Dividend, 1S69................. 48O, ,389 90
Total surplus dividend-............ 4,0O0, 600 00
Total Losses paid 200, 900 90
By the Acts Of Massachusetts,, incorporated into
the General Statutes Of 1854 policy of life insu-
rance for the benefit of Married Womas or anv
person psrsons speciIied goes "a them infepend-
emily of the Debts and Liabilities of the party who
effects the Policy.
Dividends of this Company are, paid
ANNUALLY to the Assured, in CASH.
The NEW ENGLAND is the only Massaehu-
setts Company doing business on the Pacinc
Coast, and therefore the only Company governed
by the equitable Massachusetts Lapse Law.
Examples .hewing the Workings Of thi.
PLAN ORDINARY LIFE.
For example: party cusuring at the age Of
thirty five, Premiums all Cash.
Ono Annual Premium will continue policy in
force years and days. ss
Example: Premiums all Cash--Age, IS Plan,
Ten-Year Endowment, payable at the age of IS.
One Annual Premium will continue policy IN force
as Term Policy, years.
If you wish to make It absolutely certain that
not dollar of the money you invest will ever %
/ forfeited-Insurc in the New England.
If you wish to get your dividends with tne
| second annual payment, and annually increasing
the contribution plan, that is-to got just wns.
4 Ia yours-no more and no less, and just when IL
| is duc-Insure in the New England.
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Purely M-nt1zal.

1t was chartered in 1885, and its enviable his
tory, during twenty-six years active operation
has thoroughly established its reliability.
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DEPOSITORY, STORY

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RY. from the earliest times 70 the Eau q me
Western Empfrei ~ .-i'52 3tf,a ithlit !s'Esf2
Lenormant'R Aapusl Of the Ancient iHhtoryof
| the East, to the escommencemenf joi me Aedtian
Wass ySa; !; IN no one g. s, . n,,,a. y,
taining his t1aiiona made ID certain postians
OF thetWo Continents. 81 t.l..G ycda,,,sl,,
Tfsugass 10 6Sf me YGans =
Essays Of an opsfrnlist, BY John Wm. Kaye, ?: r.
s., -, 9ysn :, "a 81
anu ~ 'g y rssnSe ~
ConstLotlonal nonarcnyTL u ffaacsi " ln!e1gs nlnegs
hsnsn, VOC. ,,l,, :. =,
g. aande0oE OF Inc ADMINISTRATIONS oi lnE l
stSsesr - oo: X, rs...
The Lie and Letters o. hugh Alilef. Dy Peser
Friends in Council. q Series OF Readin9G ana
Discourse thereon, 1 n% A!SnqE s. hs,p @
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Brevis, Short ESSAYS and APaortsms, L$L eo;.
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sentences ana na1S ey L01a sssa,ss Sy ~
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per VOL 81 70. !, AZ.
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Carlyles Works, Peoples edinon, smau cfoHn'
sVo., Sartor Resaftus. SOC. - : -!
lhe French Revolution: vol ]. ske =, S.,., I. a..
with extracts from lhs sons Journal BY Iaaan i,1
Charles Young, a. Nj Rector OF llmingson. Hltn
portraits, $225. s,:.5i Z :. .....3,
Common Sense In the: Household, g AannM - % Of
Practical Housewnery. by Marian asilanes SLs9'
Including the. Duties Of wife and Neither, By Ars.
Mary Mason, 81 n, 80; : !, ~ :, ira xr,n,e
Inc heiglon " Ing iuST, SHe - Vaia CnIjeoe hr
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DESIRE to inform the people of Charleston
and the country that they can buy a better and
cheaper Sewing Machine from me than they can
elsewhere, and now Is the tire, and No. 81 Queen
street is the place. to get first class Sewing Ma
chine eitt1r new or second hand; 30 come one,
come all, and let me serve you to No. Machine.
iun1o J. L. LUNsFoRD.
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BUSHES s. Sor4oEA

THE ACADEMY OF Music GRAND GIFT Con-
cERTs, as advertised by Messrs. Butler, Chadwick,
Gary l. oo.-Mr. Eben Coffin, sub.agent for this
splendid and attractive scheme is now prepared
to sell tickets for the same. Applications to be
made to him at the office Of Mr.. @. Clacus, corner
East Bay and Central wharf. Mayo
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HISTORY OF The WAR BETWEEN GERMANY
tNp FRANCE, BY JAMES D. AcoABE, JR.-We have
seen copy OF this. work, neatly got up and very
copiously illustrated. Mr.. j. P. Strobel, the
agent, is at present in this city, canvsssing for
subscribers to this interesting book, assisted by
Mr. B. F. Ford, who win cali on our citizens with
a specimen cop, Of this war history.
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:HoT AS BLAzEs AND No ICE."-This was
the CRY Of anguish at Savannah on Sunday last,
and the papers OF that city are loud In their COM
plants against the parties at fault. We hope we
shall not have to chronicle similar disregard to
public comfort on the part OF our own icy purvey.
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pHnrnaRApa ALBUMS CHEApER

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER ERi
In Velvet and Leather bindings, IS cents; Old
price 30 cents. In Velvet and Leather bindings,
s5 cents; old price 81. In Velvet and Leather
bindings, 81; old price 81 25. In Velvet and Lea.
ther bindings, 81 20; old price 81 so.
HAsEL ST. BAZAAR, AND No. ISL KING ST.
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Auction Sales This Day.

Leitch & Bruins will sell at Ii o'clock, at the
old Postoflce, real estate; and Immediately AFTER
as their orice, furniture, iron safe, books, &c.
Henry Cob!a 4 Co. will sell al O'CLOCK, at
their store, hams, nour, &c.
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CLUBS AND srARs-Ann Denver, a white
woman OF about twenty i've years Of age, applied
at the Guardhouse for q nights lodging, and on
consideration Of her destitute circumstances,
was sent next morning to be taken care Of at the
Almshouse.
Ten strings OF fish, which swere being offered
for sale by vender without the required license,
were seized and sent to the Orphanhouse.
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BUSINESS ESyELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
ls now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at s4 per thous.
and. Send yonr orders.o Every merchant and
,usiness man should have his card printed on
nie envelopes,
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RoBB1He THE GAS CoMPANY.-Frank Cordes,
ayouthfui depredator Of about u years Of age,
was arrested yesterday morning BY the detec-
tives;at haif.past 8 O'Clock, charged with steal
ing lot OF iron nxtures belonging TO the Gas
Company. Several circular iron caps. usually
seen on the sidewalk, and stamped with the name
OF tthecompany, were found in hts possession, and
Hhen arrested, he was standing in front OF
junk-shop ON Queen street. waiting for IL to be
opened In order that might dispose OF his plum
der. The errisoneri is held for examination.
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NEWS FROM rHE WESTERN PORTION OF TIE
,CrrY-The quiet neighborhood at the foot OF MIL
Street was thrown into state Of feverish excite
meat Tuesday night by Q real light between b. ".
Clark and James Wakefield. O. kicked and cufied
". to his hearts content and ". complained to
Trial Justice Mairath. G. alleged that they were
just having .alitle mill y but the excuse was not
held valid, and be was told topay fine OF three:
dollars and costs or 60 to jail for i've days.
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TIE EMPEROR WILLIAM cigar store was re-
joicing yesterday In new sign, representing the
august Emperor, and near by revolving wheel
Of fortune, typical OF the prizes to be drawn In
the flne tobacco sold there, and informing custo-
mers of the resumptionof OF specie payment. The
sign Is novelty on the street, and attracts much
attention. It wss Illuminated at night.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at So, 81,
SIS, se so snd So so per thousand, according to
size, at THE NEWS Job once.
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THE GEORGIA AGRICULTURAL CONVENTION
The following order has been issued BY the presi.
dent OF the South Carolina Agricultural and
Mechanical Society from Cokesbury, bearing date
Of the Sd July, 1871:
In compliance with an invitation from the
Georgia State Agricultural Society, the following
members OF the South Carolina Agricultural and
Mechanical Society are appointed delegates to at
tend the Agricultural Convention, which meets 10
Rome, Ca, on the 9Th OF August next: J. q. Fur
man, Sumter; James w. Watts Laurens; r.
O,Neale, Jr, Columbia; D. Wyatt Aiken, A6be.
Vile; S. O. Means, Spartanburg; P. 8. Fielder,
0rangeburg.
DR.. Furman will act as chairman of the delega.
tion and Is requested to report the result OF the
deliberations or the convention TO the South Caro-
lima Agricultural and Mechanical Society, at It's
meeting in November next.
All delegates are requested to arrive In Atlanta
on the 7th OF August, as special train win con-
yey them to Rome. Ca, on the morning Of the 9Th.
Byorder Of JOHNSON HAaooD, President.
D. WYATT AIKEN, Secretary.
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SERMONS AT Zion CHuRcH.-We are request
ed to state that the Rev. J. L. Girardeau, D. D.,
viii preach on Thursday and Friday evenings OF
this week at the lecture room Of Zion Presbyteri-
an Church, Glebs street, and that the farewell
sermon may be expected on Sunday morning. On
each and all Of these occasions the public gene.
rally are cordially invited TO attend.
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OPEN CorToN.-Marion boasts Of the first
boil Of open cotton. Mr.. J. T. Moody has the honor
OF having 1t had to grew on his plantation.
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I. O. F.-Attbe regular semi-annua meet
ing OF Ashley Encampment, No. 8, held on Mon
day evening, the 10th inst, the following ofacers
were Installed for the current time: G.. F. Willie,
O. p; A Schwake, b. p; Q. q. Eberhardt, S.W.;
F. E. Wlndheim, j. W; W. F. Dunlap, Scribe; j..
E. Meyer, Treasurer;J. ". Brown, J. 8. s.; H.
Dublin, o. 8. s.; q. Bode, ]. A MiDges, g. OF T.
Wardens-wm. semke, J. Fitzgbbon, @. L. Meyer,
II. D.. J. D. Meyer, O. F. Lubs, Guide. Committee
on .Finance-w. F. Dunlap, VIM. A. Jones, A.
Schwake.
At meeting Of JEFFERSON. Lodge, No. a, ]. 0. o.
F., held on the 11th or July, 1871, the following
named brothers were duly installed, to serve for
the ensuing term, viz: Arthur Farley, P. O.; ].
s. Buist Is. D., n. g.; T. E. Newton, Y. g.; ]. D.
Meyers. recording secretary; Jas. Sicox, treas.
urer; L. F. Meyer, permanent secretary; John Il.
Ostendorn, warden; :. 8. Buist, conductor; J. o.
Nolte, R. s. N. g.; ]. 9. Noodle, L. 8. N. G.; O.
Struck, R. S.v. G.; E. II. BoHick, L. s. y. G.; W.
a. Csrsten, R. s. s.; j. d. Roberts, L. S.; A. a..
scSwacke, Cpd. G.; John T. Milligan, l. D. g.; W..
Z. pennaN, organst; and the following commit
tees were appointed by theN g.: Committee on
nnance-T. E. Newton, ]. o. Nolte, s. 8. Buist, ].
O. Noodle and WE. Miligan; committee on
charity-w. G. DeSaussure, James Il. Murrell,
Jas. silcox, Arthur Farley and J. q. 0stendorf;
committee on education-P. c. Gaillard, L. D. De.
Saussure, Thos. Y. Simons, Otto Tldeman and W.
". Slmons; committee on hall, "a. c. MA. H..
schwacke; committee on Magnola-T. E. New.
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ELECTION ANNOUNCEMENTS intended for pub
ucation in THE NEWS, must in all cases, be paid
for in.advnnce.
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The IRON LNB.--The steamship Georgia, OF
this line, sailed from New York, Wednesday, 18th
inst, at $50, with fair freight and passenger
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CITY AFFAIRS.
Meetings This Day.

Washington Lodge, ats P. N.
Catholic Institute, at l:alf.past P. N.
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Hotel Arrivals-July 12.
MILLS HOUSE.

MILLS HOUSE.
j.. H. BroYp, Augusta; A. Miller, Syracuse
s. S. Arnold, Trenton; r. J. Broks, Atlanta; R. @.
Lawton and wife, Havana; 8. Sheppard and
daughter Brooklyn.
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TELMBoLD,s B o, CH u!
HEi;MBoLD,S SARSAPARI IA
Helmbold's RosIl Wash
Hemp sld's Cstawba Grape PlRds
For sale by DR.. q. BAER,
may15 No. lSl MeetinS slree'
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STAMPEDE IN KING STREET.-Tuesday night
absut half past O'Clock, the Pavilion Hotel omni-
bus was returning from the railroad through
King street, drawn by Is pair Of stylish bay horses
which became highly excited .as they passed
George street in rapid trot. The driver did his
best to quiet and hold them in, but when oppos-
te Mr.. D. ONeil's shoe store, No. 1868 King street,
his right rein broke, and the animals and vehicle
whirled around in the narrow street as II on
pivot. To accomplish this, the horses rushed
upon the sidewalk almost into Mr.. o'Nei's store,
and the heavy bus striking the awning, the iron
frame and posts which supported it weretorn up,
and broken in the most laclle manner. Four
large panes In the SHOW. windows were smashed,
and the huge sign boet was knocked into cock
ed hot. The horses and the vehicle hurried on In
their mad waltz, and the driver was thrown Vio-
lently to the ground as the front wheel Of the
vehicle struck the large curbstone In front OF
Ms. Brandt,s confectionery store. A large crowd
had now collected upon the scene Of the disaster,
but fed In every direction, as the frightened
horses. relieved from the rein, and still attached
to the numbering vehicle rushed down the street.
The whole team brought up with q jerk, as the
strong wheels struck stout post in front Of Mr..
Feldmann's grocery, and the horses were quickly
secured. The damage done was considerable,
which the owner OF the coach promptly ordered
10 be repaired.
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TIE suL1IyAN,s ISLAND REaATTA.-The fol-
lowing yachts belonging to the su lliyans. Island
Regatta Club nm take part in the race to come
OF this afternoon, at half.past O'Clock: Fleet
wing, owned by Captain O. 8. Patrick; Annie;
swned by Captain Thomas Donanoe; Lille. owned
by Captain D. e. Touhey;; Hattie, owned BY Cap.
tain John Smith; ,Arrow, owned BY Captain g. B.
Patrick, Jr.; Little Lizzie, owned BY Captain
Mitchell. The Tub race WIN take place immedl.
atey on the arrival OF the O'Clock steamer at the
island. an yachts and other boats. witnessing
the regatta are respectfully requested to keep
clear OF the racing boats. 49,
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ANOTHER CASE OF MISPLACED CONFIDENCE
IN SAvANNAH-From the Savannah Advertiser
we gather the particulars OF another extensive
and Systematically planned swindle. Mr.. Fred.
erick schnster came to Savannah from Europe IN
1854, his father being respectable resldent OF
Hamburg, In comfortable circumstances. Mr.
Schuster was quite successful In business, and en-
joyed general confidence. he was appointed con-
sui for Prussia at Savannah, and held that posi-
tion until 1885, He had o large cotton claim, cut
down finally to $4,000, which It was generally
believed would certainly be paid, sooner or later,
by Uncle Sam, and, on the strength OF this claim,
he succeeded in borrowing various sums. Here-
turned from the North not long since, and stated
to his creditors they would have to walt little
longer, as his claim had been deferred by the
Court OF Claims till October. On the 9th Of June
Mr.. Schuster gave out to hin friends that the,
health OF his wife compelled him to 60 to Angus
ia, and he left that day. It has since leaked out
that he at once went to New York, and to Europe,
having then in his pocket the comfortable sum OF
81, 900, which. through the influence OF the Ger
man minister in Washington. the Baron Gerolt,
had been paid him some weeks sgo. his friends
and cfedltors In the Forest City were in that
uneRvlab,e frame Of mind spoken OF by the poet
as being Lord Ullin's fate, when
1.-THE waters wild went o'er his child, :
And he was left lamenting.m
His total liabilities in Savannah are estimated
at s2o, 900.
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CUTTING AFFRAy.-James Ladson, o colored
man, was arrested yesterday morning and
brought before Trial Justice Magrath, charged
With an assault, with intent to kill, upon Daniel
Zines. The evening. before the two got quarrel.
ling In Calhoun street, near Wan, about sum Of
money, and as usual high words with no media
tor ended IA q rough and tumble light. In the
scunie Lsdson drew large knife and swtped
Hines across the back with it, inf!cting deep
and dangerous cut, extending from his right side
across the back to the left shoulder. The com,
bstants we're here ported and Hines was taken
home. He now lies in critical situation, and it
is doubtful whether he VIII survive or not. Lad
son has been lodged in jail for further examine
ton, until the crisis in the wounded man's cond-
ton be passed.
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MEETING IN WARD "A meeting of the citi-
zens Of this wasdswas held last evening, the rres
tdens, Benz. Lucas. In the chair.
HThe president stated that the object Of the meet
ing was to nominate school commissioner, this
nomination not having been designated among
The powers Of the delegates to the Nominating
Convention.
On motion, 1t was resolved to nomicute
and go into an election at once for candi.
date for school commissioner for this ward. After
ballot. Mr. Benz. Lncss was duly elected.
President Lucas then reported the following
central committee as appointed by him, pursuant
to resolution passed at the last meeting: Colo
mel 2. Davis, Captain A. Melchers, DR.. P. n.
Cohen, M. C. O'Neil. Benj Kinloch.
After trsnsacting some other business the meet
Ing adjourned.
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CALLING OF THE SOUTH CAKoL1NA.-This ele-
gsntly appointed iron passenger steamship, with
capac acious deck stateiooms and promenades ex-
sensve enough for a YelocIpede rink, left her dock
st half.past los O'Clock yesterday forenoon for
New York, With 800 packages cotton and good
line Of other freight and full passenger lls About
sooo melons from Augusta went forward, and re
noticed the manner OF slowing them, which we
mention for the satisfaction OF oonalgnors. Bins
ten by nfteen feet are made Sffta bales Of cotton
Into which the various lots are put three or four
melons deep. This prevents any movement from
the motion OF the steamer should Dad weather be
experienced. and enables the agents to deliver
Beach lot without mixing the melons. The fo,.
ward between-decks is appropriated to melons,
and, with the side ventilators opened. tempera-
ture Is obtained which would neces -ita'e bsn-
keta night for comfortable sleeping. The Geor
aSis the naxt departure on this pen appointed
line. sailing next Wednesday, 1sln instant At
halfpast 10 o'clock A. Il
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CHARLESTON HOTEL.

A. G. Hall, Augusta; B. D. Townsend, Society
Hill; F. Watkins, Alabama; L. E. Trescott, SaYan.
nah.
PAVILION HOTEL.
". E. Cheesoorough, Augusta; 8. S. Chandler,
Clarendon.
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TIE Ku.KLux AeAN.-The Columbia Union
sterday has the following paragraph;

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Reports from the up.conntry are 90 tne erect @
that several more Of the persons known b; "Ku,
Klnxn have been identified, arrested and LOGGED
In Jail. 1t is said the evidence IN their seYerai
cases Is Overwhelming, and fully sasIains tne ~
sertions Of actions heretofore commltIeo pY tneu.