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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-31

How ApvxErisiNs CoarEts ArrxS-
rIoN.-A writer in az a. Ysw Ra'a,S
SAYS; The truth Is, in this world sheer a.
Dor and industry always make themselves
felt Such theory A. this would be
dear to Mr.. Carlyle As rcprescnting some
thing neal and gcnuine. Work, he voald
tell US, Is never thrown away. Mca
who spend sums of money AMI sums of
trouble aud toll, together with much IN
genious Polychromatic device in aourish-
ing their Eamcs and warcs, are pretty err.
tain 70 find such bread As they have cas-
upon the waters returning 70 them The
wise who travel in underground railways
and see Ri,to's starch staring At thcrn
from over the heads Of their ri~a-ris in
the carriages, or the ~Grasshoppcr Sew
ing Machine no doubt salute those titles
with some contomptuous expression Bus
later, As their eve wandcrs over the news
paper or dcad-wall. or omnibus knife
board. or fiy-lesf Of magazine. and SEES
everywhere, as a murderer does blood,
RiitO's Starch" and 'Grasshcpper Sew
ING Machine a kind Of duh, inSeusih'e
impression IS produced. By-snd-by, when
either Of these important necessaries ARE
in demand in the readers family, and
when there Is an impression Of d0ubt or
ignorance, the poor aide-de-oamP ct CON
oeit or conscious superiority, steps in and
aids the advertiser Where all are grep-
ing in the dark, il is hard to resist the
conscious sense Of superiority. Starch
Why, there Is a fellow called Kite, who
seems to be IN great demand; At least his
name Is everywhere. Sewing Machines,
Get the Grasshopper-only four guineas.''
1t viii thus be seen that advertising owes
a good deal to the FASHIONABLE little Inirm-
titles Of our nature.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-31

WEsTEzs WBIszv s now raised 10
proof Eith oa of viirol. - sceommod1ts
the growing eallousness q the Western
paIase. The only difieulty srpensaesd
By the distiliezs j. sid % D. Ebe1 ne
Hqaor il made safieienily piquaut ~ ihsir
eastoners threats that it burns fhrossh
the staves of the barrels.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-31

Taz DEaz DEgaazD.-Aa ezohaaTs
tells of "a inlividaal Eho asked ii.s s.i.aoF
what the charge vas for iusertlag a aolios
u The dsazh of his wife. Cn beiag taid
that Il Eoald b inserted gratis, - bright
eDed ap eonsideralIy an8 observed tAa1
adeath had bssn robhad af half is ler-
tors.s
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-31

TEE eoustaney u IOTe Is beautifully T.
lsssrz;s3 II tie ezse q a. aged eospIe IN
Wisconsin, =ho have been eagzgsd % bs
rzr-lsd ~ ihe Izss thirty yezrs, and DIR
iaz thai fizs they have never been 0st II
jjzsl tozsther Ing eaozgh % hare tie err
ezoay performed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-31

BAEszzors.-A fsasale pross-sor - t1s
tousorizl AT osf vest ~ retired fr9m bas-
ineas 90 aec1zat q the asEsral a Afiis
shaver"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-31
a GARD
cordage.

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ID s1af N iar- aa.I- E1r sais IL
EGELE L 81
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-31

CALIFORNIA
INSURANCE COMPANY.

TUE IND DEE<TEIED- EEEETE o. TEE
IL Ialalr Illr.aT-lsf sl lisl-s --ssa
m Ca-s-1- E-rE-hz ErrazsI-.- d-iu Eiauuiuil
70 VII 7ar-s NJ 10 rlI-i- Ilfr-ls
Hz-d < E4-EEElH ( %
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-31

- ttsnset Ctlts. etea IFefsrf ~ lfrr rls
81 iis1s1nf 11t .isss rat-s uta tf,.isa1
ns-ts. waea p,si gf shsrxri ssaftssls
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-31
& W GKET A Co-
HAWAIIAN SOAP MoRKs,

4 -slLit+-A-L-l iizl-sl-E AM 1H1-ls-1
n a. EsnEs lf saa. zeeE L-r-lu- rzf zau.
Ia grr y l1aa.i-
lirn ca El-- Ssst. riisra E-iE- VII ia --sass-si
-lui 7r1r7ts7 z1-1sliist ul- lr-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-31
Its Fwf Srse erEsss Ss-ccr

HaFTxG USF EEEy OPENED n rl.I-s
III -eur-zil~ 5f-ilIssi 1Ts-sz. iir-ns-r lcaT1ie=I
d7 g. C. sazzaz A. j assFs IsHaE vii be Ezur 4 a
-azz 1zI 51-zc ~ zT-is-
End LH1za 7r7riIis1 s-z-- ia- a-7u II y Il 70
> D. n
Ar s--srH n z1a ElnHsssu All Ci-z- ius zi1 ls
lua -IeF- - Ezs- A. ~ n ss1-z -sesu -f-as1-
- Gals A. -sz1a--iIiI- saiiHaussi-
lisu 4 EL--NfEE
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-02
CITY Council Proceedings.

49,
Grand l;arids April Isl, !Te'
Council met.
liz Hon. Mayor Wood in 'hair
Present Al. Reeves. Stevenson
IIa,brouck. Necyes aud Homer
Henort OF Street Commissi' ner :"
the Second Ward, taken ny. Report
accepted. Report Of Street Commi>
,ioncrs Of the Third Ward prtaon,e'
and allowed.
The following bills Of acts present
ed and allowed
Joseph HOMER, ranper "Hrs", - 20
Sose,,l lIa>brouck, material for
city pound 81
T. Layigne, services AZ city
Marshal 81 81
Pauper accounts referred TO III
city by the County Board Of Super
yiscrs on motion was referred 10 tlt
Attorney for opinion III regard
liabilities of City.
CITY Marshal presented voucher
to amount Of 1876 SO in sctllemer
OF Tax Roll.
Council adjourned n"e die.
{. o. BAKER,
Cny Clerk.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-02

CRY OF GRAND RAPIDS,
Apri, Is 1872
Conpcil met pursuant to ad9nrn-
m.rt.
HE Hon. Maoor I.un, IN char
Present Al Stevenson. II ,~-
BRONX Pmdy. Nerves nih War!"e.
Qoaaon prassedsl " AZ >1.-'sea
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-02
CRY OF GRAND RApIps.

Tuesday Ap'l " h ~ /.
Council met and organized.
Mayer Lnnt in chair.
Present Aid Stevenson and Reeves
Of lst Ward, Ala. IIashrouck and
Purdv Of the I'd Ward and AId.
Neevcs and Worlcn Of - Ward.
On motion. Ordered Tha, the city
Treasurer give bonds in the anomt
of $4,000 That the City Marshal
give bonds in the amount of $4,000.
Bond Of l.. L. Power City Treas
urer presented aud on motion APPROX.
ed.
Bond Of City Marshal presented
and on motion sprrovcd.
Salary OF City 'Icrk cox current
year fixed at one hundred and fifty
dollars.
On motion proceeded 10 ballet for
CITY Clerk. Six votes cast, Of Which
number +. " Bur; received four ~
{. 0. Baker, 'wo l2l.
Salrry Of CITY Physician Tor cur.
rent year fixed ut seventy five dollars,
Ballot TO, city Physician six votes
east DR. q. f. WiltIcr tj," (5( No;r-
and Dr. R-ilhart, one ~ vote. d..
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-02
Hooflands German Tonic

t, = combination Of Oh hs irgrsdi,His IF ne
mum, with rcsK Santa CruI Rum. Ortngs ,'c.
Htsu,,t f,,y ne SAM d russ az ne BiAtr. IN
sass, vhrr, soias tr1r' IiooLo'tc aimmi"i Is 70
galr,d You ,e,H btdr in nitd that th,st rS,ns-
ties arr tutirpiy different y,pa any Thcrs
Idtt,il.td for ne cur, of fhsSd srdse' ram,d,
ds.s Yang ,ctshitfc preparations ?f medicinal
,r,,nctI md, n, n,t,rs arr b,srt drcDc'ions NJ
yti,a ~ some for,a The TONI IL d>tlifdiy one
u ne psoa pIrGfaat aad agvstcLH remtdia ersr
sSey.s 10 the pHbtIe. N, tdst, Is ,squiHie, ia
. pitsI srr u lake IT, sshtIs Va Iifs 2trIng erhi!-
ssa!t.y aea ~,ed,eindi qualities hare caused " "
= ksSs~a a. L.< yrtat,H 81 al! -en.cs.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-02

MtL,boS~ u~.-T~.,in,snyi. tasIr
Ss.a~rfui G.r.'.s. kd,~,..
sia-s.r BiiieF- are not = vile Fancy
DRINK. hsis u Pe.r Ran, whI-lsy,
preaf Spirit. auJ Hrfa~~ t.isuars, doc
tered sic 4 sni ,Ss.'.usi to pleas. tho sa.ss.
called Tsntx.. AppstiIer." e Restores. Ss.,
thst Load thu tisylrr en- t. drunkenness AMI r.ja,
barsr- trse Asiicin-, mails rsm ia. Sst's
hos's sni H~rls 81 California free frsm all
Aic"haiic %iimsIaats. They ias
GRkAT HIooD PURIFIER sad A
LAYS tIYiSG PGtNtIriS. a p.rfsat
E.nvv.tor sui i,rtoratsF " the System, carry
ux - al pptssnnp, matter IA rts,nrins the be*i
to. h.,ttLY condition. No aersou can taxa thee
B'tt.t. sscnrinx to directions Gui r~n.in iesz
au..h provided Their bone. not d..,rerea
b, ntasr.l pai-sn sr Othrr means aud ths ,tl.4
srEAn. ~,s'.d beyond the point 81 ,rpsir
They nres tenii. FnrEsiiys we'll
~sn rnnir, pos,'.sus. slao. ths p.cui1 n.rti
~ Ac.iux - . pn-stfIi ..en, w relieving Cons-s-
t~s ~ Inflammation - IA. Liver, AnI at ali Ia,
Yserr.i D'R.ns
fOU FEMALE COMPLAINTS. -h-th.
in ynanx ar old uisrrled pr 'msie, a. lhr dawn u
~om.uhcJi erst GDi Turn of life. tarss Fents kn-
yer. have 10 -la.'.
Fer Inhnmmrt.ry mud Chronic Rbss-
mnti.n, mad Govt, Dyspepsia or in-
di.e-'i.n. Hiiian-, Remiitrat Asi
In-rmii,.ut F-s-r-, Bi--n--- Of The
Hjosa, Liver, hidn~p- aud Bladder,
tt--r Blitrr. We hesn most s"ccsssfuL such
pi--n-r. are caused ~ |iiiuIrd Stood,
~1t h ia s-n.tslr produced ~ dsrsns'mvAs VI
the its-~,'se ORGANS.
DYSPEPSIA OK iNpi.FsTi0s,
il"u,isrn-, i'aia ~ The ~noUljs u'rtsh-, Tight
n... sf the Chest, Dizziness, Sour E'ucJstion. Of
the stomach. lad Taste in The Mouth tilinvs
Att,ts ralpltat M Of, III, lienrr, Inflammation Of
The i.nnz.. "aiu in thrr xious ~ the k,dneys sni
hundred oth.r painful symltVlu, are the OF
sprlus- Il Dyspepsia.
THrf ulyikorate IL. Stomach aui stimulmts tbs
to-l-ti Liver aud Row -is winch render thsrH q
ur-lu He'd ,rratY in rI,aus.Hgth blopI of allim-
purttrs and nnpa,tin< new LIFE and visor to tho
wralrsyrteul
FOR -NiS GI~EA@gS, Eriptions letter
Sat tt,rl.. blptcurs. spots TtmIAss Puatules,
n a.. fnrhunoirs. Ein- Worms, = sd Flrsh. 20 .
Iyrs Ey.i e'a- Itrh Sc1lrfs MS oleratiur 80 i've
hkIu tflulps aud - assS - the SKIN, nf what
n 'ut " the ",sts p IN snort time hF The u-e Of
ttrss bitter, one hutliF III such C,tss siil cun-
vince ths mos iicrrdn.nu- 81 lher curative sTrct.
Ilai.s~ the yulatsj ploud whenever Yen hnd iss
iururittc. bursIug through tho skin III Puppies,
E1lptlous " sore. rlrar,ss 1t She4i JUu 6nd It
o,.rtrBotsn snA .lusR~ ~ tire vr,ns cleanse II
when it l. fgul md sul.F feeling. Win tell you when.
keep the hlyNsi lUre aud tue health VI the systsm
WI ,.,lsv
Pt>, TArf. AMI other WORMS, urtrg
IN 'he stem II ~ many thousands are afts tuaIiy
4 pttt ra nj removed.
eDLp ny Att DHUGGIsTs ASD DEALERS.
J WALkEit, f'ronrir'-r Il NCDnSALu&
90. UsuS. SIS and teen. Agent. Francisco,
CAi ami ~ and - ConInsrCs 5tFest. New York
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-02
Affidavit Of Superiority
OVER ALL.

: 1' : ii'' o'i ICY dmpat'lai lrlal
RTyrD FOr.n rPThTc ,c,rNcn
s,,,n,.,,,. c,I.,.a,ia,
Piazza.
y, ~ WY H5"I' "'"Ns ''"'f 'U"t NJ
'' " wv 1".cfWa'
loving the f,c,.eh Exposition 10 Paris. Sso
by Cnick1ing 4, gors ne p1rrt Ir;oa ~ p;e
ana. made hv G.. G l{apgcj. and several
o'ArF "nker' instruments were tried against
hs n G"e "f "'pGf 1nn p,'t c'"',oi Of
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-02

/. entirely vegetable. and contains
no iiQHor. u IL compound of
Eiui. tslTafkS. Eh~ kt,oi-. st-rb-,
and Marks from which ,hc.e cN-
tracts are isnae pre gathered ia
&c r.~any. NJ thc n,cd,-
-iual virtues ri sre extract
ed fr"me .hsm b, a
shsyr extracts are thea toThtrdtd
10 iats cpaatrY 40 he bNrd eN.
press!f for the manufacture OF
these ssittsrs. There /. no 8tco-
hottie Anb-iaAec OF any Kind used
IN com pounding shr sS,tter~, b'nte
u ~ ,ae o:isy ssiIi"rs that can be
used tn ease, ni.rse alcoholic
xti,uliants NOT ID sisabie.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-02
Tksss rsHsdt<s are h< best
blood Purifiers

blood PuTincFs
t-e7 tnsrn. end ,,ill cure all dis,aHt r's"hny
from bod b. Oh K''r yoar b"od rn'ei k''r
your L,cer IN orHatsras. DER k'tp 20"
dtg,stiet o,yJtn N 80" >, u,
La ny e'" s% 80 .sa ca, "' 'ys ' r|r
as,ad yn,i IN. bet MA 4" ne ,ohdrg r'c""'.
mind 6,,n II ysdrs gf to"ts' reputation 70 -''f
anylh,ns you maii Try me-, prePa'ai'U'''
FROM non. GEO W. WOODWARD,
CHEF Justice OF the Supreme Court 81 f'AH'
r,r,IrTrA. March 10 1867,
T6yi RonH I,i'I G>fn.IH Btt,t - ~" an
ia'axtcsttug trrei1gs, b'1 t' g""t 'o"i- n''f -
in den ttsrs Of d, iigsStrt o's'i'a, d'd 9. Sf'at
b,.> i! ia cast. q dcGIlIig aisA ~dI" y h" E'"N
ssit0p The sgsiTrt.
lsuu truly, -
FROM NON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Judge OF tic Supreme Court o. rcnnsy ,rtnia
puuAustpuiI, April =, lNHb
con.lder HHoofanars German
~ r a.: a ;;,,, .,'sS G.,
pop.is. szsa s<.os>Sn can s"ftiF
ihis from Hsy experience OF II.
Aours, villa respect
JAMES Ifs0uRAoS,
gRouREv JOSEPH II. KENNARp p.p.
Pastor of the Tenth Rnpust Church rh'iadet.
phia
pR JICSsor-nsLr Sts Il hare trc1 IRE
,.tnily tsp.et,st 10 connect my nanf tettt rsgt7-
| xr.lIt.auI Of JiSersn kiRdI ~ mcdteiafS bta
| r,JdrdtnJ The ysactIc, a. nlI 81 nv "P|' "2"idt
! 9J,,,t, hdrs in all cd"i dccs'Aet bV '9'H'
cI,ar proe6 ~ rario'Ii 'ustdHr,i ana id I''h"''g
q, -. v s,oa TumIfy Of the tfttincgS y Dr. ti0J'
| lands ts,rada B,tttrs, dsFGTi f0' ontt on
Nv s-t4.tl ootr,e, 10 ,rprcss my JEH CONFUSION
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-02


-
" n III "a 4. L.
4 0'S
uA.E HEAsp or
ronu1 up,o nrnsYlu pImMuDg
Htilit I,ANlIH iItH MAX EIIIEn0,
Ae'A
=, asp r
HOofland'2 (InrTnau Tonic,
Atooiieat4o - 80 An ,,,el.-,t.
Their ln,rod@ct+on into this county fron Ger.
mar, occurred in
1925.
THEY CURED YOUR
~r ,E0rr,prs
FAITH ElsS AND MOTH ErS,
And will cur. YOU aud your children They
are entirely different from he MANY prcpa'
rst!ors now iussT--s s3s ssnS h c country
called i'itters tausn-~sj or i'hl -
Tiny no III m TAVERN pitpd"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-02
DEBILITY.

Weak and Delicate Children
ters or Tonic. ln fact. thsy arc
Family Medicines. 'sary can DO
Administered with perfect safety
10 a child three months old tue
most delicate female, or man oil
Afusty.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-02

T T~-IO-
q. AAoAAiASls
"a ~ Foa
I,,,.++ {. y Is, rl,I,,o4al
~ ~ '''''9 NNlN ~ "'Ou
", ~ *,
oa1IaAo o1o'es'
Also 5e"e'A' DEALER i"
Iron,
Steel,
Nails,
,,h,;,,
,,,n ;,
"a - u = ''''' - N0o"'
lleavy and Shelf
hardware,
Glass, all sizes.
SAL, ,u .;,,,
-
"''',9
O1S'
Iu;tT,
&c, &c, &c
n, ,,o., atvp r,,,,.,.,.,, ,,,.,. ,...,
and varied .. lm,ac ,l,,s special.
i,, ltyympr.p, All useI
IA e A"'' SUI" as
| Tools, fnil assortment, Rubber
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-24
AHAUL UPON THE THIEVES.

= - =. "a ~
Mention was made In TEE NEWS Of yester.
day that the colored school-house at Mount
Pleasant was robbed Of q large lot OF clothing
a few nights previous. Yesterday afternoon
the detectives were informed that a suspi.
c,ous-looking individual had come to the city
for the purpose Of leaving by the eight P. N.
Northeastern train for Pineville. A watch
was BET, and as the time for the departure of
the train drew near, a colored mar entered
the depot with his family, and an unusually
large amount Of baggage. The man answered
to the description the detectives had received,
and he was Immediately arrested. He dis
claimed all knowledge Of the robbery, but he
was, nevertheless, conveyed With hls family
and trunks to the detective Office, where the
latter were opened and found to contain the
stolen articles His name Is Peter Goodwine.
On last Saturday night the house of Mr.
Louis sealey, q farmer on the Neck, was en-.
tered and robbed Of sundry pieces OF clothing
and other articles. Yesterday a colored man
named Gross, whom circumstances pointed
ont a. the thief, was arrested by the detect
Ives, and made to dlsgorge the stolen goods.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-24
THE GRACE CHURCH FESTIVAL.

The festival In aid Of the Grace Church
sunday-school building fund, which took
place yesterday afternoon, was perfectly sue.
cessful. The hall, at No. 800 King street, in
which 1t was held, was filed with a delighted
chatterlng throng Of little ones from four
O'Clock in the afternoon until nine O'Clock at
night. In the centre Of the hall was a
large Christmas tree loaded with pres.
ents, and ilIumined by small lanterns
of various colored lights. About FIVE o'clock,
while the children were gathered In admira-
ton around the tree, a living Santa Claus
descended a narrow stairway In q distant cor
ner of the room, with a huge pack upon his
back. The effect upon the assemblsge was
electrical. The younger members broke Into
downright flight, and filed tho air with
screams, while the older ones felt only half
sure that they were standing still. Con-
ndence was, however, restored by the
beautiful gifts which old Santa pulled
out Of bis pack and distributed among those
children who had mustered up courage
enough TO meet him face to face. The mo
ments of general jubilee occurred, however,
at the distribution Of gils from the tree. The
throng around 1t grew impenetrable, and 1t 10
difficult TO Imagine q pleasanter scene than
was presented by The mass Of eager upturned
faces. An abundance OF rsfreshments were
served up during the festival. The result far
exceeded the expectations Of the committee,
and the amount realized must have been
large, SIS the tickets were exhausted q short
time altar the doors were opened.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-24
SINGER Machines sold on easy terms.

A VALUABLE MEDICAL TR~EATIsE.-Tne edi-
tIon for 1873 Of the sterling medical annual
known as Hostetter's Almanac is now ready,
and may be obtained, free of cost. of druggists
and general country dealers In all parts OF the
United States and British America, and, In
deed, in every civilized portion OF the West
.erneHemlsphere. ThisgAImanac= has beseIfis'
sued reguIarIya at he commencement ofevery
year for about. one:ath ola century Il com
'bInes, With the soiundest practical adVfce for
the preservation and restoration OF health, a
large amount of Interesting and anuslng light
reading, and the calendar, astronomical cal
culatlons, chronological items, &C.. are pre-.
pared with great care, and will be found en-
tlrely accurate. The Issues Of Hostetter's Al.
manac for 1873 will probably BE the largest
edltion,o OF a medical work ever spnblishedin
any country. The proprietors, hessrs. Hos.
letter d Smith, Plttsburg, Pa, on receipt of q
two-cent stamp, will forward a copy by mail
to any person whp, cannot procure one in his
~neighborhood.t dec2t;tntn0sohwg
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-24
TEE COURTS.
Court.

muutCIpeA SOuIts
Stafford johnson, lehman johnson and John
Brown, colored, stealing q box OF eggs from
Dsvis's wagon yard, King street, turned over
to q trial justice. James Adams, colored,
drunk and trespassing, one dollar. Alexan-
der A. Simons, drunk and dlsorderly, TWO
dollars. Sarah Williams and Mary Wllliams,
oolored, d%isorderly, thirty days each. VIM.
Robinson, colored, stealing cotton ties, ten
days. Caesar Summer, colored, stealing cloth
ing, thirty days. Martin Reed, drunk, one
dollar. John Ladson, colored, drunk, dlsor-
derly, and resisting the police, two dollars or
twenty days. Peter Sparks, oolored, keeping
a disorderly house aud fighting, one dollar.
Robert B~roughton, colored, chimney ct No. 81
Tradd street on dre, two dollars. John Carnes.
drunk, one dollar. Jacob Brandt, chimney
on frs, two dollars. A hog, a cow, and five
dogs at large, two dollars for the hog, and
one dollar each for the cow and dogs.
United States Commissioners.
Maurice Higgins, oolored, OF Beaufort, was
bound over by Commissioner Porteous, yes.
terdsy, for trial at the next term OF the United
States COURT, OF a charge of violating internal
revenue laws.
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Bal OF TIE YOUNG AMERICA STEAM
ERE COMPANY.

A meeting OF the committees appointed by
the various steam IRE companies to co-ope-
rate with the Young America Steam Fire
Company In the getting up Of q grand ball In
old. OF thst company was held last evening.
Nine eompanies, besides the Young America,
were represented. It was determined to give
the ball in the Academy Of Music on January
sth. The First Artillery Band has consented
to furnish the music for the occasion. A COM
mittee of i've persons from each steam COM
pany was appointed to sell tickets and the
committee which shall sell the largest mum
Der Of tickets will be presented with q hand.
some medal as a testimonial for It's services.
At the conclusion OF business a punch was
served up.
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LACONIOs.

The Christmas horns awakened the ecnoes
Of the quietest streets yesterday with their
monotonous footing.
--Attoruey.General Melton arrived IN
Charleston on Sunday, and is staying at the
Charleston Hotel.
Mr.. Julian 1. selby, the proprietor OF the
Columbia Phoenix, paid q flying 7iht 70
Charleston yesterday.
Tho WAGNER Artillery Club will give o
grand masquerade ball, at the Hibernian Hall,
on the evening of the ed Of January.
The meeting of Council appointed for this
afternoon, has been postponed to Thursday
next, In consequence of to-day being Christ
mas Eve,
The train Of the Northeastern Railroad,
due here at 3 P. N. on Sunday, was detained
at Florence, awaiting the arrival there Of the
mail train from Wilmington, and did not ar
rive here until 8 P. NJ.
Two KhKlux prisoners, recently SEN
fenced by Judge Bond to imprisonment 10 the
Albany PenItentisry, arrived In this city on
Saturday afternoon In charge Of Deputy
| United States Marshsls Hubbard and Coates.
An old rookery in Felix street, neal
Morris, occupied by a oolored family, was
psrtly burned about four o'clock yesterday
afternoon. There was no alarm given. The
fire IL ssld to have been caused by crackers.
"A fire broke out In Houston's art gallery,
King street, near Liberty, ABOUT half'pas'
seven o'clock last evening. A passing lolce'
man was summoned, who %extiDguished the
flames with q few buckets Of water. N oalsrm
was sounded.
Several gentlemen Interested In the new
German Church on. King street have recently
nresented the edlace with one thousand dol
lars of It's first mortgage building certificates.
The rector publicly returned the thanks OF the
congregation on last Sunday morning for the
generous donation.
About ten O'Clock on Sunday night a bur-
glary was attempted at the Rev. A. Toomer
Porter's residence, Rulledge avenue. An
unknown person made an effort to enter a
room on the ground floor. Fortunately the
ladies had not retired for the night, and fright
ened him of by their cries for help. MI. FOR
ter Is at present away from home, and q
knowledge Of that fact probably Induced the
attempt.
"A fine picture Of the Right Rev. James h.
otey, late Bishop Of Tennessee, has been re-
Gently presented by Bishop Howe TO the Uni
yersity Of the South. Bishop 0tey, In con-
nection with Bishops Elliott, OF South Carroll
ma, and Polk, Of louisiana, founded the uni
yersity. he was also the Immediate prede-
cessor OF Bishop Qulntard, and died In the
spring Of 1868. The picture was painted by
Boyle, An artist we'll known In Charleston
about twenty years ago. The picture will re-.
main at Bishop Howe's residence for q short
time longer.
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