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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-23

ARRIVAL OF KU-KLUx PR soNERs.-Yester-
day morning ,hirty.three prisoners of the
United States arrived on the South Carolina
Railroad in charge of h. G. Mosely, deputy
of the United States marshal, and escorted by
q detachment of the 18th United States Infan-
try. The prisoners were marched from tie
depot directly to the jail, where they were
delivered to Jailor Claussen, to hold subject TO
the orders of the court. They are all from
Union County, and were brought down for
trial at the next term OF the Circuit Court,
which begins on Monday week. The names
of the prisoners are as follows: ]. F. Gist,
John Rodgers, T. E. Hawkins, Lewis Rodger,
]. R. Rodger, H. T. Gilmore, N. R. Hawkins,
A. G. Bentley, T, G. Nelson, W. ]. McKissick,
C. W. Scott R. F. Hawkins, John Willard,
James Sinclair, W. F. Bentley, John Bevis,
James Tramel, h. F. Floyd, VIM. Little, Thos.
Morris, Allen Parr, W. d. Bevil, G. F. Scales,
VIM. johnson, VIM. Nichols, Daniel Nichols,
Wade salter, Alb. keenan,, alias Lewis, John
'Dawkins, N. q. Hawkins, R. H. Greer, ]. Nc
Spencer, I. J. Greer. Of these Thos. Morris,
James Sinclair and Allen Parr are indicted for
Illicit distlllng, and not under the Ku-Klux
act
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waErLKR & WILSON, Singer, and Grover L
Baker family Sewing Machines for sale at low
prices, fully warranted. These machines
have been taken in part payment for the ua-
riuaNed Weed F. F. and Letter G Silent Ma
chimes, and will be sold cheap to make room
tor more Offering, at No. 3O7 King street.
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Clubs AND srARs.-A refractory hackman,
who would not leave the South Carolina Ball
road depot when ordered by the watchman,
was fined two dollars.
One case of drunk and disorder!y In King
street, near Burns lane, was fined two dollars.
Awhile goat found astray in Queen street
cost the owner one dollar to- regain posses-
sion OF It,
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SOME REASONS WHY TIE SINGER SEWING
MACHINE IS THE BEST IN THE WoRLD.-1st.
Because 1t will do both light and heavy work
ID. Because it never. gets out Of order; Sd.
Because 1t is the simplest In the world 4th.
Because any child ten years of age can operate
It with ease. Office, King street.
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THE COURTS YESTERDAY.
United States Court,

United States Court,
In the District Cour;, before Judge Bryan,
the following orders were granted:
The petition of W. A. Mooney to establish q
lien against the estate of Lorenzo D. McMsKin,
bankrupt, was referred to Registrar ClaWson,
with orders to call In all the lien creditors and
report in three weeks.
The order for the sale of the effects OF Thos.
N. Muldrow, bankrupt, was modified 30 as 10
except the bond of Christopher Milton, which
the assignee was ordered to collect. =. IT,.
Charles Bolt, assignee, was ordered to sell
at auction, at Union Courthouse, for cash, the
interest OF his bankrupt, Wesley Sanders, IN
the sNational Hotel" at that place.
VIM. B. Daniels, bankrupt, was granted his
- IN ADMIRALTY.
A motion, returnable on the 10th Of April
next. was issued against the bark Agnes
Campbell on libel for collision at sea with a
schooner. and the case was referred to Daniel
Horlbeck to take the testimony OF either
party.
In the Court OF Common Pleas, before Judge
Graham, the case of Levi P. Wagener vs.
Hunt & Brothers was given to the jury, who
returned verdict for the plaintiff for $3036 20
100, with interest from the 50 January, 1858.
The case Of Robert A. Jones Vs. the North
eastern Railroad Company, for damages for
injuries done to the perscn of the plaintiff, as
passenger, was taken up, and the court was
occupied In hearing the testimony up TO late
|ihoudr of the evening. at nine O'Clock, the
case was given to the jury, with Instructions
from the court to bringin sealed verdict. II
they agreed, to be opened this morning. No
cases will be tried this morning, but the Judge
will hear motions and grant orders on the
equity side Of the court. The calendar for
yesterday will be continued on Monday.
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FURcHaorT, BENEDICT & Co. have received
the first shipment of Spring Cloths for Cents
wear from rs cents up. Tailors will find it to
their advantage to examine the goods.
Eohoa
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a NEW ORGAN.
Exhibition at the IIasel Street synn-
goRue.

An appreciative audience was yesterday af-
ternoon attracted to the Hasel street Syna.
gogue to attend the public exhibition of the
new organ lately built for this congregation to
take the place Of the instrument which, having
been removed to Columbia for supposed safety
during the war, shared the destruction OF that
city In 1866 by Sherman's army. Since that
event the members of this congregation have
been endeavoring to obtain another organ,
and one OF the methods adopted to raise iunds
was the elegant amateur performance ABOUT
one rear ago, at the Academy of Music, which
attracted one of the largest and most fashion,
able audiences that that building has ever
held, and which netted the handsome sum Of
sll00. The Jewish citizens of Charleston
have always contributed literally to all
objects of charity, and this was the first
time they had ever appealed to the public tor
assistance, which makes their notable success
on this occasion the more deserved and grail
fying. By this and other means the requisite
funds were obtained, and an organ has now
been placed in the Synagogue, which reflects
much credit on It's builder, Mr. James N.
Vaudeville, ofNew York. 1t is two bank In
strument, containing twenty-six stops, and all
the modern improvements. The case is OF
polished black walnut, to harmonic with the
other interior arrangements of the Synagogue,
and the front pipes are richly decorated In
blue and gold. These decorations were added
here by Stiles, and are, of course, In the high.
est styles of art. The organ was thoroughly
tested yesterday, and Its beauties and capacity
exhibited by Professor T. P. O'Neale and other
prominent musicians of the city, who, as well
as the audience, unanimously expressed them
selves as highly pleased with Its beautliul
tone, compass and power.
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SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP PESTERPRIsE.-Iti is re-
ported that the Central Railroad Company, OF
Georgia, has purchased controlling Interest
In the steamships Virgo, Leo, San Salvador,
Magnolia, General Barnes and Hermann LiV-
lngston, plying between Savannah and the
Northern ports, which arrangement will give
TO the compan: the important power ofregu'
latlng freights Ia its favor. Mr.. VIM. B. Gar
rison, ofNew York city, represents the OWL,
ers of the three lines to which the above
named steamers belong, and has been IN Sa-
vannah for some days past, In negotiation
with the railroad company with the above re-
suit.
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.BUsINEss TOES.

FuncHooorr7,i BBEsEDicr j co. advertise this
day the receipt of their frat shipment Of
Spring Goods, The latest styles Of Spring
Dress Goods can be examined at their store,
No, 244 King street. feb29
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FuRcHaoTr, BENEDICT & Co. most cordially
invite the Ladies Of this city to give them
call and examine the first shipment Of Spring
Dress Goods. Also the fine assortment of new
Carpets as reduced; prices from 40 cents to 81.
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To BUSINESS MEN.-Save your money by
purchasing your Blank Books at the East
Bay News Room. decl4s
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THE New STEAMSHIP GEORGE W. CLYDE, of
the Philadelphia Iron Line, which hOa been
fully described in these columns, was thrown
open TO the inspection of the public yester-
day, and visited during the day by large
number of gentlemen who were full OF admi-
ration for the elegance, convenience and
neatness of all her appointments.
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NOTICE TO ToUR1srs.-stereoscopic views Of
Charleston and vicinity for sale at the Hasel
street Bazaar. dec2s
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ONE DOLLAR WRITING DEsKs.-superior to
any sold heretofore. HAsRL STREET BAZAAR,
and EAST BAY NEws-RooA. ,dec20s
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CRoougr CRoQuEr The cheapest In the
city. Price 81. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR.
dec20
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Auction sales This Day.

Laurey, Alexander d Co. will sell at 10
o'clock, at the corner Of Meeting and Market
streets, contents of grocery store.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-23

TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was damp, dis
NAL, drIzzlng, disagreeable, disgusting. Just
before noon the clouds, which had been gath
ering all the morning, began splitting little
showera, which degenerated toward night
into a persistent drlzzle, which made life
burden and locomotlon thing to be avoided.
This continued until evening, when 1t again
changed into downright drenching rain,
which lasted far Into the night.
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CRUMBS. Bishop Lynch will lecture to-
morrow evening, In the Cathedral Chapel,
upon the liquefaction OF the blood OF st. Janua-
rlus.
The proposed change In banking hours
which has been recently agitated by the mer-
camille community Of Savannah, has been
postponed until next fall.
Another kleptomanic raid was made upon
residence IN the western part of the city on
Thursday evening, the sneaks possessing
themselves of the movables uf one OF the bed.
rooms while the family were quietly Seated at
supper.
The body Of new. born colored infant,
which had been strapgled and thrown into
the water at the foot of Council street, by Its
unnatural father, was discovered yesterday
morning, and the parents, Josiah Williams
and Rinah Washington, were arrested on the
charge Of Infantlclde. The woman was sent
to the City Hospital and Williams was lodged
10 jail to await the result Of the Inquest.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-23

FoRE1as ExpoRrs.-Messrs T. Mure & Co.
cleared yesterday the British ship Julia for
Liverpool with one hundred and fhy-hve
baes'sea Island cotton, two thousand seven
hundred and ten bales upland cotton and two
hundred tons phosphate rock,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-23

INsTALLATIoN-The Rev. T. ". Dosh, the
new pastor of St. Johns Lutheran Church,
will be installed with the usual interesting
ceremonies tomorrow, at the usual hour OF
morning service, in the church at the corner
of Archdals and Clifford'streets. The Rev. W.
s. Bowman, being president of the Synod, will
have to conduct the Installation services, and
10 consequence there will be no service in the
morning ng at the Wentworth street Lutheran
Church, OF which he is pastor. In the after
BOON ST. Johns Church will be closed, and its
congregation will attend at the Wentworth
street Church; where the newly installed pas.
tor will preach.
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Dill IopoFoRm AND IRON.
DIR. II. BAER, Agent,
CHARLESTON, s. g.

Pill IoDoFoRM AND IRON.
Apowerfnl general tonic and alternative ptsn Tne
We give below brief extract from report Of
the Lehgh County Medical S0ciety, as puonsnea
In the transactions or the heulcal sosety VI ionn
sylyauia. June, 1858:
sIn,ernally gave quinine and iron and good
nourishlUg diet still found great tronoie N
Keeping up healthy granulalions, tney Woua Oe-
come sluggish. tried number OF aItesasxeS era We
as iodide OF potassium and lime. Still the case
progressed very slowly until my attentlon Was a.,
trscted to an article ID the Medical and surgical
Reporter, tOn Iodoform and lron.' az cnea con'
snasS give ns remedy Sr rra and
gave three pills tnIoe1 times day. MANUFACTURED
By ". r. WARNER Il Co., OF Philadelphia. soon
had the satisfaction OF seeing g RAPID improve.
she had suffered continually; the gIanulatlons
became moro healthy and more abundant, and !
now have the satisfaction OF seeing ny ~ pauene len
engaging In all her household duties: NOT ves.
tge OF the disease Is to be seen. The patient 10
ENJOYING perfect health, i, active and lively.
aSince I have treated TWO other cases, one OF
three and ore Of Iour years standlng, Will Tue
same good result. feel convinced Of the efncacy
VI 'n' '' .chairman Sanitary Committee"
Pill PHOSPHORUS COMP.
A potent Remedial Agent and certain cure for
ELIXIR DANDELlok.
This is new and valuable combination OF the
medicinal properties of the Dandellon, WHO Cner-
~ and Gentian, associated with Aromatlcs. 1t is
a very agreeable and efficient remedy ASIDE ASIDE
from its medicinal virtues, 1t Is uselu as Vehlce
for masking the bitter taste OF qulnlne.
Printed directions with each bottle.
WINE OF BEEF AND IRON.
TONIC, NUTRITIVE, STIMCLANT.
This preparation possessed IN the highest de,
ssnmb;r cd aa IN form reasant and valuable re.
medy for Debility, Exhaustion, lmpoverishment
OF the Blood, Convalescence &C.
SYRUP PHos. QUIhIA, IRON AND
SrRYCHhIA.
general Tonic adapted
nead 9Th the or, atest benefit In Chloross, 1ndi-
restion, and tendency 10 Paralysis.
Prepared BY u.,Srp . m
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TESTED By T1HE.-For Throat. Diseases,
Colds and Coughs, "Brown's Bronchial Tro-
ches" have proved their efficacy by test OF
many years. mchl9-tuthe3
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AnrtigH 9aisszz atn Uap.

aIHel5s aIsSs5 s4Esy: s.gs 49,.
By LAUREY,-ALEXANlER 4 c..
ROCERY s.EDRE SOUTHWEST
NJ, corner 9l AssAst taldG ld!G 4eattnES lsass
esfSH!sisis fsfs D1Y, tie I'd Instant xliI l ii
o's.as!; ~ CONTENTS asrsHr,sy Or 11I THE
the .southweat,corner OF Meeting rAad M1s4tt
strseis consisting Of well selected stoss n Hs
'ss1sss s9aaRs fsSuR Hs; x: Ensllsh
Pickles. Sauces. &C., Brandy, Wines. Ale6, PoftefS
Canned Tomatoes, Peac6es Green Corn, Assorted
Preserves and Jellles In Gobleta, Tumblers, 4qF
Selmon, Dutch Herrfngs Anchovfes, Soaps, Buck.
etc, Brooms, Store Fixtures, Scales and Weights,
DC. &c-at % G,;8a ~ y. 5.,y,ti.
Conditions cssh,g srr .-f:..., s,..4---3. --3.mea23
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BY LAUREY, ALEXANlER e co..
ENGLfBH MINEHAL SALT.
~ On MONDAY, 2Sth inst.,' viii be sold b the
Bounded Warehouse Elliott street. at II O'Clock.
. so ton %ENGLISHt MINERAL SALT, 1n.lots 70
suit purchasers; an excellent article Tor Aann!s. @
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-23

IRISH RIFLE CLUB.-Ata meeting last eve
ming of this fourlshing young organization
the following officers were elected to serve for
the ensuing year: Jas. Armstrong, Jr., presl'
dent; Jas. J. Grace, first vice-president; d.
o'Neill, second vice-president; ]. F. Walsh,
secretary; E. E. Kenny, treasurer; P. W.
Cleary, first warden, John O'Keefe, second
warden; 7. J. Kennedy, third warden; L. Deb
McCrady, fourth wardeni William FoWiey'
fifth warden; Richard Murphy, first director
N. D. Maqulre, second director; Michael Nc
Gourish. third director; Michael Coveney,
fourth director;J j. F. Redding, fifth director.
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CHEnLEY's PARIS KID GLOVES every pair
warranted. These Gloves will be taken back
even after wear, for any imperfections, such as
paris, 20 Rue de la Paix.
London, So Regent street.
DEPoTs New York, 92S Broadway.
Boston, 9 Temple Place.
FURcHaoTT, BENEDICT Co., sole Agents
for Charleston. noV3-6mos
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+ PALM suSDAY.-To:mofrow is a notable day
In the calendar of three religious persuaslons,
being the Palm Sunday Of the Roman Catho.
lies, the sixth and last Sunday of Lent in the
Episcopal Church, and the first day of the
Feast of Purim of the Israelites. The observ.
ance of Palm Sunday In commemoration Of
the lrlumphal entry of the Saviour Into Jeru-
salem, when the people "took branches Of
palm trees and went forth to meet Him, cry
ing Hosanna," &C., will, as usual, include the
blessing and distribution to the members OF
the congregations in the various Catholic
Churches OF branches and twigs of palm,
which will be retained by The recipients dur
ing the service, and appropriate illusions to
the lessons of the day, and the approaching
commemoration Of the death Of the Saviour,
|sHill be made in most of the pulpits.
The DEATH OF Mr.. ELIAS N. BALL.-We
copy the following tribute to late well
known Charlestonian from the Burlington
(N..J.) Gazette:
The Mount Holly Mirror says that ''amid
the gladness which prevailed on the I'D
'uIIimo, there Is one family in New Jersey
whose house was turned into one of mourn
ing-that of the good Bishop Odenheimer-
whose son in law, Mr. Elias n: Bali, e. Of Charles.
bis beloved wife, the bishops daughter, being
herself seriously Ill her fathers house at the
same time. In this sore double family afflic-
tion Bishop Odenheimer will have the uni
versal sympathy of his flock, as well as the
sincere condolemenls Of hosts outside the
Episcopacy."
Mr.. Ball died in Jesnesvllle, Pennsylvania,
prime OF life, daughter being born to him
| the same day. He was gentleman OF hne
education. and was distinguished by mag
neiism of manner which captlyated all with
whom he came in contact
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By ". 7. LEITCH 3 2. s. BRUINS,

CUPERIOR .PIANoB BaAT9 AUCTION,
- VIII be sold on MONDAY; 18th ifGs mt II 9
O'Clock, aS our ufice No. IS Bryad street y Z
One Rosewood octave PIANO French Gland
Action, oHerstring Bass Gothic Iess.s.
One Rosewood Plano, octave, FrenphaGIAn6
Action, oyerstring Bass. Serpelttne. No lding on
PIinth, Carved Legs and Lyfe..- ~ H"ess>o
These instruments are foe the rarestf sdSe1QA
and tone. audscan be inspected at our cfloe lpFe:
ytoua to sale. t3s.,s ......E...g-s.
Terms cash. Sf>s = -.'t '''f4f. q. - mch28
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By ii. II. DeLRON.,

ny ID. ID. DeLEVN.a ~ ss;T
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ffRIsss;5
II viii sell on TUESDAY, !, March 2sth. at cor,
ner East Bay and Broad Streets at II 0'cl0ck,
Washington streets,i 40 feet front and 11Biees
deep, more or less. 3.r4,. = -, sy.; ri 7s,f
ALSO, -,
All that LOT OF LAND, In Charlotte street, n6xt
west OF Washington stree, 40 feet front and lis
feet deep, more or less. :sgrpcs, sfs. ~ T;5+
ALSO.
$4,000 BRICKS, on said Lots, " - sf2siss
Condiuons-F0r Lots half cash; balance In ono
year, BY bond and dImortage, with seven per aenss
interest PnrchRSers- TO pay for, pApefs and
BtamFs For Bricks cash. ~ - @mch38
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Spectacle.

John Mcbride says that the man who stole the
straw out Of his eorn-hsId will save trouble BY
retuvninv IL
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Cheap Furniture.
JOHN GULICH

JOlfN GULlCH
DgsiRES to inform his old friends and Gus.
L toners, that having enlarged his shop and
increased his facilities for manufacturing, he 1,
now prepared To make 70 order such Furniture as
may bs desired, in good style and at cheap rate,
for CASH. He generally has on hand, at hi,
Furniture rooms, q varied assortment OF ready.
made furxiturc, among which are
BUREAUS AND SIDE-BOARDS,
wardrobcs and Book Cases; Centre, Sofa, Par!or,
Breakfast and Dining Extension Tables, Com.
mon. French post. Cottage, Jenny Lind and other
Bedsteads; Sofas Of all kinds, Work stands,
IImt-racks, wssh-stands; Rocking and Arm.
Chairs spring-seat, cane bottom, parior. com
nc and other chsirs; Looking Glasses Of every
description on hand and now glasses for old
frames, which will DO put 10 on very reasonable
terms on shortest notice. lie also Keeps on hand
OF furnishes 70 order, corn-husk, Hair and Cot
ton-top Mattresses.
CofrIHs OF EVERY KIND
Made to order, and funerals attended with .
Hearss whenever desired. Also, House Paint TIM
done 10 order. The Subscriber slso mauufac.
lures, and has constantly on hand, Clements
Patent Washing Machine, the best now In use
Those using this machine never need be with
out clean clothcsi He also has Flyers Patent
Churn, a superior article. A family using thi,
churn never need bs without butter
All the above and many other articles are fur.
nisked to customers cheap for CAsn or exchanged
for approved country produce. Cherry. Maple,
Poplar, Linwood and other Lumber suitable for
Cabinet work, taken In ixchango for furniture
mss- Remember the shop Ia on Market street
clearaeld, Pa, and nearly opposite The "old Jew
Store" JOHN uuLlCH.
November "a, 1851 y
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Democratic Mass Meetings.
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Tho following is the programme arranged by
The County Committee, for meetings throughout
the county;
0lon Hope, Friday evening, September 9th.
Speakers, DR.. T. J. Boyer, Walter Barrett, Esq.
New Mnlport, Saturday afternoon, September
2sth. Speakers, DIR. I. J. Boyer Walter Bar
rstt Esq.
Kylcrtown, Saturday evening, September 2sth
Speakers, W. NJ. Mccullough, Esq, u. l.. krebs,
Esq, A. W. Walters, Esq.
New Washington, Monday evening, September
sOth. Speakers, Hon. W. A. Wallace, Wm NJ
Mccullough, Esq
Lumber City, Tuesday evening, October lst
Speakers, Thomas J. Mccullough, Esq, d. Ia
Rrcbs, Esq,, Walter Barrett, Esq.
Uoutsdale, Wednesday evening, October I'd
Speakers, WIN. Nj. Mccullough, Esq- A. W. Wal
ters, Esq.
wsilaecton, Wednesday evening, October I'd
Speakers d. l.. Krebs, Esq, Walter Barrett, Esq
frank Fielding, Esq.
Osceola Mills, Thursday evening 0eto, 4 81
Speakers, wm.tM Mccullough. Esq, -, Wm
A. Wallace, A. W. Walters, Esq7 7. J Nptal'
lough, Esq
Pendeld, Friday evening. October iih speak
ers, Dr. 7. J. Boyer b. L. krebs, Esq
Luthersburg. Saturday evening. October 5th
Speakers, Dr. I. J. Boyer, 7. y. Mccullough, Esq.
D. l.. krebs, Esq, Walter Barrett, Esq.
Curwensville, Monday evening, October Tth
Speakers, W. NJ. Mccullough. b. l.. krcbs Esqs
u. l.. kREBS, Chairman