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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-09-08
~ PUBLICATION.

John s. CaldwelLys. II. S. Kennedy, and Will
liam A, Jamison VS.. Henry s. Kennedy.
1t appearing to me from an order made IN
S. Kennedy is a nonresident of the State Of
TENNESSEE, or that his residence is unknown,
30 that the ordinary process of law cannot DC
served on him, it is therefore ordered that pub
LEGATION be made for four successive weeks in
the Columbia Herald, Q newsr lper published
in the town of Columbia, the last Of which
shall be at least ono week before the next term
Of the Chancery Court to be held at the court
yember next, requiring the said III. 5. kenne-
dy then and there to appear and plead, answer
or demur to complainant's bills, or the same
will be taken for confessed as to him and set
for hearing ex parte.
Sept. i.S4w. d. B. COOPER, C. Il NJ.
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CTATE OF TENNESSEE,
y MAURY COUNTY.

A. F. Alexander, firm of Witherspoon < Al
exander, VS.. James ID. Sarven, garnishes Of J
NJ, Little. Garnishment by Attachment.
In this cause it appearing to me that Jos.
VI. Little is n nonresident of the State Of
Tennessee so that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served On him Therefore il is or
dered by me that publication be made in the
Columbia Herald, Newspaper published in
Columbia, for four successive weeks. requiring
the said JOS. NJ. Little to appear before me at
my Office in Columbia on the End day of Sep
TENDER, ISL, and make such defence as he may
have to this suit, or the same will be taken for
comics sed, and set for hearing ex psrte as to
him. BENZ. HARRISON, J. p.
aug. lS.-4w ..H
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Columbia Athenaum.

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ONDhH of PUBLICATION.

" FU BIIICAIION.
Nancy Morrow, Adm'rx. vs.. NJ. N. Morrow.
ct al.
1t appearing to me from an order made in
this cause on the Sth day Of June, 1871. that NJ.
NJ. Morrow, w. B. Morrow. ReubenJ. Morrow
and Sallie Morrow are minors. and defendants
in this cause and are non-residents of the
State.of Tennessee. so that the ordinary pro-
cess Of law cannot be served on them, 1t is
therefore ordered by me, that publication be
bia Herald, Q newspaper published in in the
city Of Columhis, Maury county, Tenn. the
last Of which shall be at least one week before
the next sitting Of the Chancery, Court to be
Monday in November next, requiring the said
| defendants then and there to plead. answer Of
| demur to compliments bill, or the same viii
be taken for confessed as to them. and set fol
/ hearing exparte.
| Sep. 1.-4w. ID. b. COOPER, c. Nm.
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" PUBLICATION,

In Chancery atColumbia, Tennessee. wv. r.
Brown VS.. NJ. II. Valentine ct ell. -
1t appearing to me from complainant's bill
sworn to, that N. II. Valentine Is defcndan,
In this cause. and is nonresident of the State
of Tennessee. so that the ordinary process Of
law cannot be served upon him, it is therefore
ordered BY me that publication be made fol
four successive weeks in the Columbia Herald
newspaper published in the town Of Colum
bia, Maury county. Tenn, the last Of which
shall be at least one week before the next sit
court house in Columbia on the 4th Monday il
November next, requiring tho said N. u: Val
entine then and there to appear and plead. an
swer or demur to compliments bill, or tn
same will be taken for confessed as to him, an
set Tor hearing exparte.
Sep. 1.-4w. d. B. COOPER, c. x III.
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LAND POSTED.
The undersigned do hereby warn all persons
not to hunt or otherwise trespass upon thei
premises All offenders will be prosecuted t.
the extent of the law.
+. G. ALEXANDER, JB.,
Il. b. ALEXANDER,
G.. w. ALEXANDER,
A. j. ALEXANDER,
REUBEN POLK.
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THE cotton trade of Cincinnati is over
5000, 600, per annum, and Louisville is
not happy.
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EVERY FARMER

Should send el.go for O,HARAB POCKET
GIANT CORN SHELLER. Shells SIX h1shell
per hour; weighs only II ounces: A GOOD
AGENT wanted in every County. proAtl
large. Send 81 20 for sample. Address G. 7.
VAN SICKLEN, 143 West Fourth Street. Gin.
cinnati. 0 --i-- N - - = -
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE,
TENNESSEE.
FOUNDED, 17S2.

FOUNDED, IISZ.
The Collegiate Department and Academy
opens 4th of September next. Discipline,
Military. Tuition, Board. Washing. Fuel, etc..
from $50 to SIS per term.
THE. LAW DEPARTMENT
opens October 4th, 1871. Tuition $40 per term
Apply to Gen. L. Il. SMITH.
aug 19.-3w. Chancellor.
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Attention Oh the Public.

HAyING RtFI.EyiSIIED MY STOCK OF
I'LL Horses an l;uggies am now prepared
10 furnish the I-u'.ic with new Carriages and
Buggies of the J. ;.si >rvle. | have on hand a
nice selection q: = lie Horses, which ] will
hire at prices ta->uir ra"''n''S. HIRES fed by
the day, week = 81 -.'pr'ir rates
Nv Stable is siiu .,'''i 90 ct. i"o
doors below the N u1r; :. an
March3l-6m ..'l'N CAV
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Nor1cE.
POSTED LAND:

In consequence of existing circumstances, We
the undersigned, deem it necessary to hereby
notify all persons from hunting with guns OF
dogs, or in any other way trespassing on our
lands on Little Bigpy creek, Sth civil district,
Maury county, Tennessee. All persons thus
trespassing will be dealt with to the full exten
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fLOURING MILLS
FOR SALE.

T,HE UNDERSIGNED DESIRE TO DIS
i pose of their Steam FIGURING Mills at Pleas
ant Grove, Immediately on the Nashville and
Decatur Railroad. The surrounding country
is one of the finest wheat-growing sections in
the State, and the best Southern markets are
in easy and speedy connection. The Mills will
be sold for money, on time, or real estate.
Apply to DR.. J. I. AKIN.
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CHERRIES SALE.

aug. 81.
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JUNIUS JR.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-01
LIST OF AGENTS.

-, ,TTuSnIhiE, CHURCH RUN AND VICI.s
= ii-SfhfHEN oOf. Office, Hamjtops Ci,ur-
store, addre SO litusyile, Pa Assistant John Van
TIIUsyILLE, CHURCH RrN AND yJcINI
III, II THOMAS, Office and address. Man
ion House. ii;usvillc, Pa ~
SHA MBURG AND YICINITY-GEORCE IR.
.iN. once shamburg; residence TimsvilIs, Pa.
ENrERPRIsE PLEAsANTVILLE. aEAN
FARM AM PrfliCi.S W GEO VAN
NLlhf, OAlce and address, Cnas, Housc. Pics.
antyille. Assistant, II. G. Huntingdon
TiDIOU AND WEST HlCKORY-CHAS
oLAkh' ofice and address, EXP ess Office, Tjdi-
)nte Pa. Assistant, E. G Bearislev
pETRoLEUM CENTRE AND VICINITY
LEVI MASON. Once and address. Petroleum Cen
re, Pa A-sistnut, Charles Blackford
TAkR AND BLOOD FARMS and district living
IN on Creek and ',herry Run from Sior; Pn,m 10
tctllntoc c<vtioz-JA ,ESSAUNDEtS nddrcsa
arr Farm, PA. Assistants. Luther b sarnders
Chatl.+ n Cochran and william How
MoiLlNtpCkNlLLE, OF. CITY AND RkNO
Assis,n, \ Mead i'''''
+, 1NnDIN, ALONG TIE ALLFGUFyY BIy.
hkuH LBtk Onile lad address. franklin Pa
SOW bG ASS, y sTER FARM 4 PN.tKER'S
I'D Nh ',iN"-i'I'HAHD W. REliPiELD. Office
ana az ~ 8 NrrubTals, Assistant, II. W Po.-
terEed q, address fmenton, Pa
WI NlRiiNtA-C ID. ANGEL. and y. L
cok Ad+res-, itrkersburg, West Virginia
tntHrEs Petroleum Torpedo Go
mayS-dlj
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ChG "tON,

Ihe public Il autloned apainsi cmplo,,ng any
,y. since the Roberts Patent cover the pso nr the
lurpedo ana all explosive materials for oil wells
anu anu ,he eIe OF such materials by other parties is
aileCs ii Iht heht ot Their rights ANY parties in.
Ieit WIN according TO law, and W acting willfuy
ana knowingly in defiance OF law and the decisions
of the CouIts ~ "'
me oohpihV nave re'organ'ze their business
WIN vlew TO accommodate Oil Men In every oart
OF tae O'i heeion. The, have employed the most
ellceht AGENTS and Asssiarts that can be procured
date af patents, together with the price Of tho To-
pedo, and sisned by an officer OF the Company, 80
every every & mperIor wishing Torpedo may Know It's
price anu Wheeler II came from our Office
Operators will confer favor by renortino IN thia
Onlce any negligence of Agents
lhe following uamed persons have been appoint::
ef Agehl- anu Assistant Agents for the Oil Region
OF pennsylvania and We3t Virginia
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Advertising Medium, ,


We have large and Well selected stock of
JODhlug Nateria. emoruiup the very
at-si sty .a. We are therefore enabled 20 execute
loo Wcl; Of every variety in Il satisfactory mannei
when desired, Jobs viii be neatly printed in CoLoas
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Merchants, Lawyers, Justices of the Peace, Land
N.ents, Oil Dea err and Agents lnsu rance Agents
,Npro'smen abd other parties iu want ure in ormod
h1t wcate prepared 10 execute o order 4 kinds of
'LANkS, business or legal, required in ,his CON-
nunily.
Jobbin & patronage respectfully solicited
t. G WICCER.
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10 any p. rson pro.u~ing any medicine able 10
show ore-third ~ many living permanent cures as
DR.. Elders Vegetable Rheumatic remedy; aud
further reward of 800 for any case # Chrouic or
lnhaDmtaory hheuu atism. Neuralgia Rheumatic
Aguo, Sciatdca a. d Rheumatism OF The idney5 il
wardly only pleasant to the taste, and guaranteed
nee from injurious dru .. 1t is not quaCk nedi-
cine,but the scientific prescription Of JOS =. Filter
| H. d., Professor of IOXicOogy and Chemistry
| graduate OF the celebrated UnversiTv of Pennsu'
vania D.. 1898 whOsa entire pro! -ssiCu Il lifa =.
| been devoted specially to tnis dist9se This prJ
arauon under solemn oath is conscirntio1sy be
eved to be the only positive, reliable iniallible
specific ever discovered The proof that no Uiher
specific exists is found in every community in per-
sons afflicted for many years and sti uif-ring. Il
physcians could cure it if Il specific did exist, this
would not be sO-l fact thal must he universally
| admitted he oft deceived sufferer may wise J
ask, what secuiiy or eydei ce has he thai Dr.. Fit
| ler's Rheumatic syrup will care his case The
protection offered TO sufferers against imposition Is
in legally signed contract which will be forwarded
without charge TO any sufferer sending by letter u
description OF affection; this guarantee will state
the exact number of bottles warranted to cure and
IN case of failure the money paid will be returned
10 the patient. No other remedy has ever been
| offered on such liherll and honorable terms Med.
ical advice, with certificates from prominent ply
sicians, clergymen etc. who have been cured ter
all other t leatuents have falei, 8ent by le'ter
gratis Afflicted cordially invited TO write for ad-
vcn TO the prnopll office. % South Fourth Street
Philadelphia, Pa DR.. Filters Rheumatic Syrup
is sold by d!gggists.
NJ. S SIMMONS,
Sole Agent, Petroleum Centre, Pa.
GALLENDEt ~ CO, Wholesale Agt's, Mead
A. H; CHAMBERLAIN s. CO., Sole Agts Rous
vile. Pa.
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A LLEGHGNV VALLEY II. Es

New line to Bufialo, THROUGH the OIL Regions.
JU Il 8, lS1l,
GOING SOUTH.
Oil City. Franklin. paTker's. ar P.tts'g
Mail, o,4j IN 10.25 Il III 12,lS pm 500 D M
Day EXP, 2,lOp 40 PM 42-pm E55 D IN
Night Ex, 9,i5 M 1880 am i,2O q m G,4O N
GOING NORTH.
Pittsburg Parser's Franklin. ar'O. City
Nail, I23lpm Ads m 7lOp M T,a5 = m
NightEx 40 pm 3,O2 an 515 IN 5,55am
Trains run by o. g. & A. x. R'y time.
Silver Palace Sleep ing rars on Night Express
trains bcthw elween PlrtshuIgh al d Cory.
j. }. LAWRENCE, Gen supt
THos NJ. EING, Asst Supt.
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NEWS DEPARTMENT.

We receive telegyaphic dispatches up to ir, NJ
and present then 10 Our rcaae GVery eye.iii x en-
hrlriur news OF n at interest rom all sec Us OF
lh. con ry We nave maze -,.. cal arrangements,
whC eb; we receive r. Uar f,t.olsalu, siock and
PIoiu,e MarSe. Reper,s every eyerilg 10y telegraph
IrOaI New York, thlladellhtu and PitsnN--. which
1sether with editorials and Local matters, make it
one Of he most desirable newspapers published III
the o. Region: As an
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III WEA. BERT.

7 s now pren0r to execute BR OK AND Ma.
] SON WORK IN ALI IT'S BRANCH 4 and
wen ..ts 10 give satisfaction
PLASfERlNG done 10 oider, BRICK CHM
MES pue Also. BRICK and LiMG constant
oil hard and for sale
"a hesit nce--On Ephert Farm Post Cfce
acdress + htoleum Centre, Pa Give INC acall.
ehi6.Im.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-27

This WORLD Isl ALL y FiEEfING SHOW. -
Thomas World, festive darksy, determined to
create sensation on Friday night and astonish
his colored acquaintances. Dlvesting himself OF
his commonplace male attire, he issued from his
lodgings and paraded up St. Philip street IN al
the glories Of fasnroaaole female haollments.
huge waterfall, surmouated by jaunty speck Of
cap, stunning pannier anacgraceful SKIRT and
numerous, others OF those triu4pds Of fealntne
arts ."ror mans Illusion giYep,n al combined to
give him the aspec: Of dashlpg colored belle,
UnlucEily, Tom forgot to spply to bar.
ber,and, IN the course of his promenade, messing
an unroman,ic policeman, WING, like Sir Hugh
Evans, ,.uksd NOT aiWonan wh0. had great
peard,n and who l''spled great pesrd under his
mufler,n p he vas inconttnenry arrested and taken
to the Guardhouse. he appeared before the.
Mayor next morning, In the proper atate Of hls
sex, and thought 1t all q capital joke. 1t failed,
however, to make this impression on the city
judiciary, and Tom was sentenced to pay ane
OF s25 or 20 to the House OF Correction for thirty
days. The whole female apparatus could not
realize this sum, and the prisoner left for the
House.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-27

The ENLISTMENT OF MGNoRs-AN IMPORTANT
DEcIs1oH.--The case which for so,ae weeks past
has been under discussion In the United States
District Court in nfolyiug the discharge Of minor
from the military service OF the United States, mas
been brought TO close, and the release OF the
minor ordered. Mr.. Thomas ]. Mcmillan, the
father OF the soldier, applied fur writ OF haoeaS
corpus in order TO Ering the matter within judi
cial cognizance. From the evidence adduced at
the trial, 1t appears that the minor, VIM. ". NC.
Millian although under the age OF Is years at The
time, enlisted at Brooklyn, and on his oath de.
clared himself to be OF the age OF % years. Phe
case was argued on behalf OF the petitioner by
John F. Flcken, Esq, and for the government oy
H. d. D. Byron, Esq.,, assistant United States dis
trict attorney. The Hon. George S. Bryan pro-
nounced the decision, ordering the release OF the
recruit. His Honor held that the act Of Congress,
which provides that the oath as TO his age taken
by the recruit at the time OF his enlistment shall
be conclusive as to his age, does not make the
oath conclusive TO the court as to the age Of the
soldier, batawes merely anssndeI sior the prosecs
ten OF thssec rd,tlp apmbsf, 10 ward OF from him
the penaltiaahe wohil incur:for edItstIng a soi:
dler under is years Of age. In court, the re-
cruips true age, and the validity OF his enlistment,
might be properly inquired into. In the present
case, VIM. ". Mcmillan, having been enlisted un.
der the age Ills yssrs his enlistment was held Il.
legal, ami hls dischsrss ordered. Ar appeal will
be taken from the judges decislOn'by the United
States district attorney. :
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-27

STEALING APPLEs,-Jacob Singleton, q COL
ored youth, was observed hanging around the
tempting display OF tra!s Iu Mr.. Brookbanksid
store. on Meeting street, about midday ON Friday,
and several suspicious actions on his part aroused
the suspicious Of the proprietor, who caused his
arrest Jacob stoutly denied his guilt, but the
knobby protuberapces about ais pockets justified
a search which disclosed several rosy:caeesad
apples concea:ed about his person. Phe yeuthfai
culprit was duly locked up, and the offence being
proved before the Mayor next morning, Jacob
was sentenced TO the House Of Correction FOR ten
days, without Stheinsust TO his peeuntary enabsr.
rassments Of an alternative fae, ~
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ARREST OF \ SUPPOSED BURGLAR.-A60ut
ave weeks ago. sssanger, giving. his name as
John H. Lewis, appeared in this city, and by his
unusual actions aroused the suspicious Of the
detectives. He was first traced to locksmith's 8
shop where he lef: an order for dozen OF those
peculiar pincers which are used by burglars for
turning the keys in door looks and gave as his
excuse for wanting such instruments that he was
q dentist, and nesied these tools In his profes-
sion. He got a pair Of these from the locksnith IS
wife, and then disappeared from this city, en-
route for Aiken. a little more than two weeks
ago, john II. Lewis registered at the Pavilion
Hotel late one night, and lett early next morning.
During tie night tine gentleman was reported to
have lost s.5 in greenoacks another 500 IN notes
on -ae Bank OF Camden and lady missed q
costly brooch. some jeweiry, aud set OF false
teeth. Moss Of these heavy losses were KEEP: 4
secret, however and not divul2ed until! mys'
teri0us burglar was reported to have been cap
tured. Lewis ls now charged with having gone
to the Wavezy House, few nights after,
and registered himself under another name,
where a result smtlsr;to that at the Pavilion
Hotel followed his visit. After going through a
private boarding house in King street, he left the
city, and q few days ago he returned, and en-
gagged permanent board at boarding house Of
high standing near the.centre Of the city. The
day after his return, he vas arrested In o boot
store, in George street, by Offlcers Loyett and
Daily, who have been working up the case for
five weeks. Bis truuks were taken likewise Into
custody, and search Of his person disclosed
about s+5 in greenbacks. In his trunks were q
large assortment Of gentleman's clothing and
several pictures. The prisoner is person OF
geneeel appearance and intelligent bearing, and
has, undoubtedly, been great traveller In Eu-
rope and this country. Hir examination comes
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-27

AN ARBITRARY PosrMAsTER-T There Is no
postoflice at Gadsden, but there Is one at Hop.
kIns's, ten miles distant, to which place the good
folk living around Gadsden send for their mall
This gives tue postmaster at HopkIns's an oppor-
runity OF playing some very fantastic tricks. We
are Informed that he VII not allow o1e citizen to
obtain from the Office any mail but his own,
although provided with the proper authority; and
when citizen OF the Gadsden neighborhood ap.
plies for his own mail, the postmaster makes him
pay fee Of twenty-five cents. This conduct Is
both arbitrary and illegal, and demands the
notice OF the postohice department. The citizens
of Gadsden have sent, through Senator Robert
son, a petition for postoflce, and we hope that
they will soon be out OF the power OF the official
at HopEns:s
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-27

ST.. PETERS SCHOOL RAFFLE.-The following
Is the result OF the ratle atSt. Peters ohuren on
Tuesday night last: Valuable family Bible, JONI
wellington; pair vases, E. NJ. Castion; china stand
Miss E. Sullivan; fancy inkstand, Miss A. Deneaux
china toy set, Miss E: Rivers; box cigars, Miss A
L. Guenveur; smoking tobacco, J. ,. Kenny; baby
bride, Miss Darcy; doll baby, Miss Kate Robinson
beautiful chrome, F. Melh; baby bedstead, MIS-
DeLarge; crochet tidy, John Quail; handsome
Quilt, Miss C. Miller; prayer book, Hiss NJ HOW
ard: fruit cake, Mr.. Brown; handsome framed
picture. John Callaghan; TWO framed pictures, E.
P. Wall; cigar stand, Mr. DeCespedez.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-27

BURGLAR ARRESTED. AND Property REcoV-
ERED.-Last Wednesday night the residence OF
Mr. John Commlus, In Aiken's Row, was entered
by some unkown party sndsa large amount %
property takenf oG rhs thieVsS arected :iasfr
entrance through one OF the front windows, on
the lower story, and deliberately rummaged the
unoccupied portion OF the house. Several coats,
blankets, and large quantity OF wearing ap-
parel, were collected and carried or without any
alarm being given BY the family, who were asleep
The matter was reported to the chief of police,
who detailed Onicer Nipson to work up the case,
and the next day colored man was arrested
and locked up In the Guardhouse, on the charge
OF burglary and larceny. night In cell so
worked upon hts conscience, that the next do!
he called for the officer and made clean breast
OF the whole affair. His confession was a cata.
logua OF burglaries and larcenies, and duplicates
him In most OF the affairs Of this sort that have
been perpetrated of late. Guided by this conles
sion, oficer Nlpson went to the house OF color
ed W oman on East Bay, aud found in her posses
sion property TO the value Of $50, which was
Identified as that stolen from Mr.. Comminss resi-
dence. The woman claimed. the property as
having been bought by her, and TO sustain her
assertion, produced arecelpt for S., purportlng
to have been paid for the property. She was
brought along with the dry goods, and with the
other prEsoner, Is held for examination. More Of
the stolen property It Is expected, Will be recov-
cred to-day.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-27

LESrES ExsRcIsEs.-The Right Rev. Bishop
Lynch delivered last evening" at the Cathedral
Chapel, the first o! series OF Lenten sermons,
which will be eoniinsel at Shatchapef every sun:
day eveniAg, @ hetrssst tgaock, ahrng ts1t'
The following are tlie konfal Catholic exercises
regularly appointed for this season.
At the Cathedral Chapel-Tuesday evening, at
halr.past O'Clock. "Devotlons and Instruction" ;"
Friday evening, at half-past O'Clock, Stations
OF the Holy way'of the Cross, With Benediction.
At ST. Mary's-Tuesday evening, at ha'fpast
O'Clock. :.pevotlons and Instruction" Friday,
"stations CT the Cross.n
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-27

CRrNBs.-The postofdce at Lynche's Lake,
on the Northeastern railroad, has been re-estab'
lished.
brigh1 little son Of NJ. B. ;. Gregory, o!
union, was accidentally killed by mis- b.other on
Saturday week.
The Georgetown Times says that Mr.. IF. Beck
man, senator elect from Georgetown, was, at TIE
time 0 his election, asslsrant deputy rIenuf
collector OF the United States.
The Union Times welcomes the Eighteenth
United States Infantry to Unionvlle, and hopes
their stay will be pleasant.
There was no business transacted in the United
States Court on Saturday.
Mayor Pllsb1ry returned from washington on
Saturday afternoon.