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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-18

THE Atlantic Monthly say the Ger
man viii affiRct' the American conn
iiiunitS Ill tWh Eays--hy his blood aud
by his tieas,
The rsultaut VIII be neither YAM
kee norGerman, IL will be the Ameri-
can. 1he Germsn chnracta-there
are enough of the nation among US TO
do twill compliment the American
charactef, and OF all characters it Is in
some respects the one most able to do
it, The american Is too much taken
up with The pursuit Of gain; an inftI-
sion of German blood win have the
effect of making him less so, hut, at
the same time, perhaps, more saving
less absteni0us In the matter of vine
aud beer, II this efalli pe contidfted
dtsiraiass, more so in that Of braudy
and whisky: less given 10 CONNER
cial speculation, fonder Of music and
the drama, of flowers and Of nature.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-18

ScoKEsBY and other arctic yoyagers
and whale hunters have obFerFed that
whales have some means OF comn0ni-
ing With one another at great distan-
oes. III Is probable that the animals
below In a tone too grave for the hui
man ear, hut quite within the range OF
the cetacean ear
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-18

Perhaps ten. or twenty millions In
fresh greenbacks will convert suffi-
cient proportion of the nine hundred
millions owing to the banks from bad
debts into good ones TO demonstrate the
prudence of the bank managers, but
we doubt il.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-18

THE Bowling Green, tKy.) Demo
graf Feeently Informed il readers that
i'iurlng an address By Mr.. -, in AZ
len county, a few days ago, gentle
man in the audience arose partly to
his feet, and with pathetic tenderness
remarked, 'Ouch!' He had been
sitting on a wasp and the wasp had
lust noticed IT,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-18

RoDNAN, the Brooklyn treasury
thief, whites away his time in Jail by
acts of heDeyoienee The other morn
ing he lied q peach on a string and
lowered it TO the cell of Kate Stoddard.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-18

NASHVILLE Tennessee. has club of
Rejected Lovers. One Of the rules iD-
flies the penalty of expulsion upon
any me,nbtr who vista the lady Who
epef reirett1 him
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-18

The Philadelphia Ledger says that a
telegram has been received from
Colonel Thomas A. Scott, now in
Europe, that the main business of his
visit to Europe, the negotiation of a
loan for the building of the Texas and
Pacific Railroad, would be adjusted
within thirty days, and that he
expected to I've ready 10 return to the
United Stetes IN October. This means
the speedy construction Of the ninety
llVe miles between Monroe and
Shreveport, and the completion Of the
entire road to San Diego, as rapidly as
money aud energy can accomplish it,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-18

TUE National Council Of the Order
OF United American Mechanics was in
session last week in Philadelphia
Every State Council was represented.
The next meetingwIll be helfat cleye,
land Ohio
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-18

IgGCE<ER FEMALE COI.LEGE- Lex
in,fdn XIV. Well selected course df study
special departments for all ornamental
hranches facuity large, able and expert
enrsi; extensive grounds for recreation; eX-
eelient buildings, lBDxSS feet. four stories
containing rs rooms, cOmmodious chapel.
nice recitation, ornamental, play, and BATH
yoons warmed by steam and lighted by gas.
OF improvements over sl090DO, Charges as
low AZ any school Offering equal advantages
In the United states. Fail term commences
Septcmber !, 1873. 80.
Rctfrencea- Elder Robert Mllligan, Elder
]. W. Mctiaryey, Hon. John c. lireclJintidge.
Lexington, Ky, Hon. Jas. B. Beck. Wash-
ln:toisi Colonel J. T.. Johnson, Calf House,
louisville.
For catalogues address ]. NJ. HOOKER,
proprictor; ROBT. GRAHAM, Prest; I. L.
HOOKER. Secy. l9wit
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-18

A DAUGHTER OF Eng, one Of the Sia-
niese twins, though deaf aud dumb,
has married mute male at Raleigh,
North Carolina. -
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-18

The working population Of the Uni-
ted States Is estimated at Is, ,0oo, 600,
ene-thlrd Of the population. -
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-18
WEEKLY HERALD
PUBL SHED EVERY S,iuHRAi ~
J. w. SWINDELLS b co
TIC rIsNIS;

Sa5scripiior, Nix months, .... 80
ADEt -. s, so g. : lua Il lines pf
ttis,h .+. u 10 f,f o. ii II. and 30 G1hts
fpr rl"n .lN llJ, U'' non,
. Tor .,3lN fu w. f''i4plN wheh
80 1,r" Or
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-18

TIE New York Tribune exposes the
loans and discounts of the national
banks, which ttasserts are startling"
rT.,av ara rs follows.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-18

SUsuUl1URE means hoe-raising Is
far As gentlemen farmers 60. The
cempssH faIpsrs arestill how-srowers.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-18
payslClsgs AID SURGEONS.

.~~N~.-N<4~y,,-~,-, ?, -->.,-~~-'' : - ~.
DR.. Z. s. &yZEW,
ID ID IL IL - -, sE'N-- --ES- a %
[Rocantly of Jackson, Mississippi,l
win give strict attention to any business en-
trusted to him in Real Estate and CONNER
/, .r,rs, 5y pne mission, to Hon. II. NJ. r..
Hnrt-r, VI; rrischHrl x Bickham, \. o..
Hon. Wn. Il. ;nritty, Washington, ID. C.;
T. T. IIarf ,v CJ.. Y. o.; Hon. a. q. Brown,
Nis.. ~. irtirrs Il 90, Bankers, y. .o:;
PNya- Dltl t.ui 2 TO-, y. o.; W. III. Scnief-
feda S a. z. VI. Il. AllHn Il Co,, y. q;
Se'E3, Ron, ii, II. Louis, Mo-; ltichnrd-
son q Ms! J.; ~! lock, Finlny ~ Co.,
Y. o.; Bail, L., -, ( CD., J: D.; E5sensHrteh
& S1lS. P,il,.; Whrg'n, Mitchell IL Co.; Lou
iSviile, kg.: J. u. Bowman, l"Xington, Ky;
H. T.. MciI.slyer, IIarrodsours, KY; David
Inndrctn 4 Son, Phiia
business Correspondence" promptly answer
et when post expenses ARE advanced.
Office; Tor the present, under Dallas Library.
TAKE TICE.
We also represent u first class Life lnsur-
rance Company, and will soon have the
agency for a No. Fire Insurance Company.
2sf J. $. SIZIiR.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-18
TIE TRUE CAUSES ar TIE AhW
YORK CATAsrEepsiE.

= cur vi, idly able exchange, the New
uneuus icayune having with crystal
cl aine demonstrated that the linan-
rial con>ulsion through which we are
now ,m,-ing, 'dilnot orisina g either
IN tho mllnrc,ii .lriu az.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-15

nis ne case Of Peter Doan owner Of buildings south
west essner Seventh avenue and TwSsty-eghth street
S aas Mss msdo
~ the cS9r ne me e. xss he haa eef able through means
ton OF the law anal order has sHiv now heep a.
anta ~ A' '~P's '"A A'' ''"
Inspectors Hyde, Salmon ana Mcmillan repovt the CON-
dition Of Ward School No. a. located at 66 6 and 10 Elm
street. as s:-Foundatfon walls safe and in good
conuton heated by wood and In the several
cass rooms; water closets inside each floor dark
ting the air OF the class egrcss wooden
stairway IN mont OF SUFFICIENT width flight OF stone
stars IN rear from yard to second story and one hight 70
third story; also two wooden bridges extending nom
second to third story adjoining four story building also
pseg for school purposes and wholly unsulabie the
Whole badly usn,cu ventilated. Recommended that
the doors from class Rooms to stairs and adjoining build
ing be put In order for instant in re
mediate steps be taken to improve the vcntila that
TIE use q adjoining building for school purposes be
Ward School No TO- east side Of Wooster near Blocker
Heated by Browns hot water furnace, in good order
Ventilation adequate; could be improved by openings
In partitions next stairway. Means Of egress ample
Two flights OF wooden stairs in 'front.' one flight on each
and one stone flight third and fourth floors enclosed
with brick wall One thousand pupils are In attendance
MALE department dismissed In three minutes. female
and u s s be mads
IN parnuons dividing centre class rooms from stair
and slate or metal DO substituted for wood In
Inspector salmon reports the condition OF No IS West
Twenyffth street First story used as schooroom 70
scholars second story Sunday schou $50 scholars and
third story. school Church Musical Society meets
wholly inadequate. Recommend an addtional stairway
to each story.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-15
NILSSON HALL ARMoRY AND DRILL ROOM

meeting OF the Committee OF Supervisors spe.
caly appointed by the Mayor for the purpose Of In
vestigating the leasing OF NILSSON Hall by the late
Board Of Supervisors as an armory for the Sixth
regiment was held yesterday. The committee was
composed OF Supervisors Cooper, Ottendorfer and
McCanerty, and met in the chamber OF the Board
OF Aldermen at two O'Clock p M. Mr.. Brooke, who
appeared for General Funk and the Ninety sixth
regiment said that he had received no notification
OF the meeting Of the committee, and only heard Of
1t by accident ten minutes previously. He was,
therefore, unprepared to 60 on with the investiga
ton in the absence o! the necessary witnesses and
papers, In answer to Supervisor Cooper as to the
character OF the proof 1t was proposed to
submit, showing fraud Mr.. Brooke said that they
would be able to show that the hall had been
offered for $4,000 per year. and that that had been
communicated to members Of the late Committee
on Armories. They would be able to produce
lease, In which the hall was leased to brothern-
law OF q member OF that committee for ", 800,
and that it was afterwards leased to the CITY ior
$4,000. =,
journed in compliance with the request VI counse',
until friday next, at two O'Clock.
On the application OF Mr.. Brooke summonses , LOT
the following witnesses were granted MY; psi''1 -
Fallon Fortieth street: Mr.. q. Anfenger, MI. .; d.
Young, Mr.. George Staun, MI. Rosenberg ana "i'
Andrew Steun.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-15
THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND

A meeting Of this Board was held yesterday,
Mayor Haveneyer In the chair. Several applica-
tons for leases Of city property were laid over,
among which was one nom the New York aud
Brooklyn Ferry Company for the franchise Of the
Grand strectferry ron this city to Grand street,
Brooklyn. A resolution was adopted that the vaiu-
alton OF the premises bounded BY west hesaes
umpire appointed In pursuance OF the terms Of the
lease to the Erie Railway Company at e22oo go, 20
accepted by the Board on behalf Of the Mayors
Comptroller to collect rom the Erie Railroad the
rent from November I, 1s5s, at the rate OF ~
per annum An application TO re-estaplisn tne ssSI
adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-15
M'GREGOR'S INSPECTIONS.

Further List OF Buildings Inspected
and Reported ~ Requiring Fire
Escape and Other Life-Saving Appli.
anees-The ELM street School Reported
Against.
The deputies of the Building Department are still
pushing their inspections into the condition of
buildings in the various districts, with view OF
having life-saving appliances put on. The follow.
ing is continuation of previous lists, and covers
all inspections up to date The Inspectors order
fire escapes or other appliances as follows:-
No. Warren street Marshall Roberts r FIRE escape,
To
SHs
Murray rhSmss aff Ar.
No Murray street. O. T. Kingsland, fire escape, scut
ss,os assn. IRE escape.
::; nSs: A. ...,,.
Murray SSPn In Sss Are escape
Ne Is Hf PARK ssss f ia ssss,.
No. ~ Park place, James Roosevelt, fire escape.
Nos. ID and Is Park place. Horace Ely, agent, Are
Nos g. 81 and SO Park place. Rheinander estate, fire
No. o Park place, Prentiss Ward fire escape.
No. g Barclay street Weeks 4 Co, IRE escape.
Nos is and 20 yesey street. Robert Hoe Ore escape,
No. "A Vesey street. Robert Hoe, hre escape.
so. e2 Church street j. B. westfaIi, are escape.
No. III West street, NJ. o. Roberts, fire escape.
No. ZS7 Greenwich street. John J. Heaey fire escape.
No. 262 Greenwich street. G. c. Colgate, fire escape
No 26s Greenwich street. Rheinlander estate, dre
Ns to 22l East Fortysecond street. John N Stevens
Nos 70 East street. W. R. Becbe Are
East side Of Lexington between Forty first and
Forty second streets Potter 4 stymus fire escape
Nos "a and 80 South william street, David Newman
No / n William street, schienein Bros, fire escape.
No. 1856 William street. Lawrence Cohn, fire escape.
No iW william street, Lawrence Cohn, fire escape.
Levy fire escape.
No g Spruce street y. Gurrier FIRE escaoe.
No 62 w alter street. A. L. Ely, fire escape.
No. 20 state street. Whitney estate, fire escape.
No. u Coenues slip, Phoenix estate, fire escape.
No 26 whitehall street whitney estate, Are escape.
No. 81 Water street. W. Gilhard, fire escape,
street. south side, sixty feet westof James slip
No. sBeaycr street, William Diamond. are escape.
Nos ana Bridge street Adrian Smith scut,e and
No. ~ Pearl street, G. n. Cromwell, fire escape.
No. 257 Pearl street, B. Gilman agent fire escape
No. 26i Pearl street. Samuel Woods IRE escape.
No. 20 Fulton street. Wilbur Hastings, fire escape.
No. Fulton street. J. O. Street. scuttle and ladder
No. Fulton street. Mrs. Henry Kremen scuttle and
No 50 Fulton street, >. B. Crook agent scutae and
No 50 Fulton street, r. D. Davis AGENT scuuic and
Nos so7 to ns East rwelsh street. John ,. Thorn, are
In this connection n 10 worthy Of note, by way Of H.
Iusssuns he dameuleies Of executing me pulo1g MHf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-15
A TERRIBLE sLEIGHINe ACCIDENT.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. Jan. IA, 1873.
Near Muscatne, yesterday, sleigh nlled with
ladies ana gentlemen ran on side bridge and the
party were prccipltated fifteen feet 70 the ice
n.,ow Miss BIpse was instantly killed. NJ. Thom-
scn ana n Ratz were seriously Injured and seve-
rsi others Of the party severely bruised.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-15

listing hw 10 issue United Seates notes for any
portion Of the 100000 Of United States notes re-.
Wea lnd cancelled under the Get approved April
senators Wright ana Ferry Of Michigan, dissent
rom the foregoing report but have not submitted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-15
THE BOARD OF APP0RTI0HKENT.

The old Board OF Apportfonnent met yesterday,
consisting of Comptroller Green. Mayor Havemeyer,
and Commissioner Van Mort, the Mayor In tha
chair resolution was adopted authorizing the
COMPTROLLER 90 issue bonds OF the city Of New
York. as authorized by chapter 397 laws Of 1852.
and By section 4, laws OF 1872, for $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-15
COMMISSIONER VAN Norris BUDGET.

Great Reduction OF Expenditures.An
Encouraging Financial Statement.
Commissioner Van Mort makes the following
comparative statement OF the expenditures for
1871 and 1872 in the Department OF Public Works.
showing q reduction Of expenditures on taxation
Of 81 1872, 1893, reduction Of expenditures on taxa
ton and trust accounts OF $4457, $780, and balance
of $46e $50 OF appropriations from taxation unex-
pended and applicable to the expenditures for
1885,
Appropriations from taxation for 1877.
RsIs lander Two TSon per cent s 1905
Receipts for sewer permits. zsoN
Total amount available for 1871 s2OsN
Requisitiops -. on the Comptroller during =, %. ms
Liabilities for the year i1i ............ iiiSiS2
Total expenditures aud Liabilities for 1871. slsisA
Excess over apDr0Dria'GIs sss '..'''.'"'''S4's"
Appropriations from taxation for the ,.omo
E Rsssis;s 70. .s~sf S.lsaii: ,.i i @
Total amount available for ls72.. S2,3sl, $50
Regulations on the Comptroller during om...
uabiiities for the year is7a s7oSss
Total expenditures and liabilities for Is72 1se2sss
Balance unexpended, applicable to expenditures ,.o
Expenditures under general taxation in 1871 $3l75l93
Expenditures under general taxation in o.. a..
Less cost Of maintenance Of Boulevard
and avenues not in the department
- i.s2s4o
Difference showing actual reduction Of expen- -.
diure from taxation for the year lS72. ....tLSiA10
Expenditures trust accounts including Street
in III .un, oio.on ss,sss
Expenditures on trust account In 1877 ,&,lyaeoS
Less cost of construction OF Boulevard
and avenues not la the department In .o.,
''''''''''''''''''''''''' ~ SAl,6l9
gns en- ir,st Tor I
Total soan sxRs1lSSure' on taxation anu
Total expenditures on taxation ana 'lust 80. ~
count. "a s ess.sss Of gS a ana s
Difference, showing actual reduction or expcn.
Snar is7 81 $50
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-14

WHAT TINE HAS TAUGHT Us.-It has taken
two thousand years to teach the world that
to sustain the body in Its conflict with disease,
not to help disease by weakening the body, Is
the true end Of medicine. We have the les
son by heart at last, however. We know, for
example, that tearing doses OF aloes, salts
jaap, croton oil, cslomel, colcynth, &C., are
the best allies that debiltating malady can
have in It's assaults on the human frame; and
that medicine like Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters, which strengthens all the bodily powers
and rallies the sinking constitution, Is the
powerful antagonist Of the morbiac principle,
whatever 1t may be, that lies at the root Of
the complaint. This knowledge has been q
long time 10 reaching us, but 1t is Invaluable.
We can now control and cured dyspepsia, bill
Ious Disturbances, constipation, rheumatism,
nervousness, and many other painful COM
plants once considered incurable. with this
this admirable corrective. febl2-wim2d&w
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-14
LOCAL LACONICS.
To-day Is Valentines day.

To-day Is Valentines day.
-Messrs. R. NJ. Marshall & Brother sold yes
terday the lot and residence southeast corner
of Smith and Beaufain streets for $4,000.
The entire front gateway Of the house No.
So Tradd street was blown down by the force
of Wednesdays gale.
The sale of bonds, &C., by Mr.. DeLeon, ad-
vertised to take place yesterday, did not take
place, there being no bids.
"A neat lamp, recently erected amid the
ruius OF the old Circular Church, on Meeting
street, sheds ghoslly light upon the crumo-
ling walls.
The Sumter News tells some very hard
stories about Parson T. g. Lane, claiming to
belong to the Tennessee Conference. Make
him pay In advance !
The sale of the Board Of Trade building
and fittings did not take place yesterday as
advertised, the sale having been eDjolned by
Judge Graham upon the petition OF Mr.. David
Lopez.
-sslplo Barnwell, colored, was brought to
the detective office yesterday on suspicion OF
having stolen revolver from one OF tie ply
sicians at the City Hospital. He will be ex-
aIlined to-day.
The members OF the South Carolina Con-
ference of the African Methodist Episcopal
Church, held in Georgetown, formally return
thanks to Captain C. c. White, of the Emile,
and to Ir. WIN. Watson, steward, for the at
tention shown them on their trip to Charles
ton. They cheeriully recommend the Emile
as q safe and comfortable vessel.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-14
AMUSEMENTS.

The MInstrels attho Academy
The Duprez d Benedict Mlnstrels, who
made their first appearance at the Academy
Of Music last night, and were found to be
superior 10 any other similar troupe which
has visited Charleston In several years-not
excepting that of Happy Cal Wagner. There
was abundant variety In the programme, and
every part of it went off with spirit Wn'en
delighted the somewhat meagre audience.
The sensation sfterpiecs was q great nlS'
The mlpslrels will have an entirely fresh pro-
eramme tonight. In Savannah, they played
to overaowlng houses, and they ought to do
as well in Charleston.
Illness OF Miss Cushman.
In consequence of a severe illness, MISS
Charlotte Cushman Ia unable to fulfil her en-
gagemsns in Charleston. Mr.. 8. 2. Barrett,
an actor Of high merit, will come In her
stead.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-14
NoarHHAsrKRN RAILROAD.
PaascnRerb,

Per steamship South Carolina. FOR New YORK.
Mr. and Mrs II SchofenberRer and two children,
Mr and Mrs G B Sanett and child, q Norris, "
Norris, r Watts, Brown. W Hoyer. q shan.
non, b G Cudworth. LeDgnick. P McQueeny,
Fl W Risley, E Fogarty. u Taylor, q Jones.
Per steamer Emile, from Georaetown-Miss II
Lachicotie. Mrs L Walter, children and nurse,
Mrs W Rourke, Jno F Stein and wife, Prin.
gle, Herlor, B 81 Ward. Cohen. II Com.
mander, Smith, R Parker, r Collins. h T
Besselieu, Bes eieu, Annette Grant Rsv J
Rcnardson, 8 Edwards, F Brown, A O HAm.
ilton, r ii Andrews A Johnson, II Nagill, e
Campbell, Brown, Edwards, D Gourdin, J
q Toomer, r d Cain, N W williams. A Burns, "
Iozler, T + Jonfs, Small, Felix lawrence, J
Mcneil. Hayward, Dicsersnn. A SEQ |, Jen,
kIns, Flood. Grant, Q Sllcox, Grant, A
Carr. NJ Gillins. q NJ Mcintyre, R OIrvln, W 8
Maxcy. Baker, ID Taylor b simmons, ]
White, P W Jefferson, A Courcey. y Nelson, y
Gibson, Johnson, A F Dart, is Parker, B b
Brown, Geo Jones. Powell II Gathers. -;
Per steamer City Point, from Pslatka. via Jack
sonvIlle, Fernandlna and Savannah-Miss Rave.
mel. MISS H.yward. Rev q Duncan. wife and
child, Mr. Cunning, wi e and child, W B Byers,
vile and child, Miss Perry, B G Blakely, Mrs
Kelly, Mr. Brown, aud on deck. 49,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-14
TIE COURTS.
United States Court.

Ex parte Alfred J. Frederick, OF orange
burg: petition for aual discharge. The Judge
signed, under seal, certificate and order for
final discharge.
In re. VIM. J. Fountain, of Darlington, and
Caleb W. Barrett, OF Sumter; application OIL u.
J. Wlnn as assignee. Approved.
The United States vs. fifteen hundred pounds
of manufactured tobacco. Ordered, that a
writ of attachment be issued returnaole Feb
ruary rs, 1873.
Mayors Court.
Richard Miller, colored, drunk and disorder
ly, one dollar fine or twenty days. John
Walsh, dlsorderly and abusing the officers,
two dollars fine. John Pinckney, same Of
fence, two dollars nne. -Four COWS going at
large, fifty cents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-14
UNION PRAYER MEETINGS.

These gatherings for prayer are perVaoed
by deep solemnlty. The interest Is contin-
ually Increasing, encouraging their contin-
uance, which, we understand. |! is determined
to do without limit. This (Friday) afternoon
The exercises will be conducted By Rev. Oliver
F. Gregory, at Zion Church, Glebe street, at
hslrpast four o'clock.
The evening services, at the lecture room Oh
the Circular Church will be conducted by Rev.
R.D. Smart Exercises will begin at half past
seven O'Clock. Both meetings are restricted
to one hour. The public are welcomed.
On Saturday afternoon the Rev. DR.. smytne
will address parents and children, who are IN
yited to meet at the Glebe street Presbyterian
Church, at half.past four o'clock.