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PresIuserian Ifsse,nLIn.

The General Assembly Of the PRESBYTERIAN
church Of the United States convened on Thurs.
day morning Of last week, at the Central Church,
corner Of Liberty aud Saratoga streets In Bali.
more city. Rev. Samuel J. Nichols, Moderator
OF the last General Assembly, delivered the open
Ing sermon from the text "And the Apostle said
unto the Lord, increase our faith"
AFTER the calling Of the roll, the Assembly
proceeded 10 the election OF a Moderator, which
resulted In the choice OF Rev. Howard Crosby OF
New York, BY very large mai i,y. Rev. Dr..
Nichols addressed Rev. Mr.. Crosby in words OF
welcome 10 his sea, as the presiding officer orhC
Assembly, TO which tue latter replied In words
Of beauty aud modesiy 10 brief speech After
this was done the Assembly adjourned until
Friday morning. On assembling the following
day long list Of standing committees for the
transaction Of business were appointed and
confirmed by the Assembly The Assembly o,
1872 aPPonicd committee TO make report 10
this Assembly Convention upon the Centennial
and the International Exposition. This report
was read on Friday aud embraced some very
valuable suggestions 1, has mapped GU, large
amount Of work for the Presbyterian Minister.
10 perform on that occasion. I, recommend.
tina. historical discOurses, embracing the history
Of the Presbyterian church in the colonial time.
aud during the revolution aud then AFTER the col.
Onie' adopted the Presbyteria9 form OF govern.
meni, be delivered. Aud the e.umi,ice Is au.
ihoriEed TO publish an illustrated volume TO com.
uemoFate the National Centennial.
The report Of the committee gu periodical,
states that there about a5l 200 families 10 ID,
Jurisdiction Of the church; tina, there were las
year ae0u, 10000 copies OF periodicals. dislriba
ted 10 about u, 900 hpiliss O. .,-..,
TIE POlPiis Of sAliik borrowers fIIsu gtassNS
with ministers from me Asssr-bly on las, Sab
bath. Considerable attention was given III,
sabbath school cause.
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Proposals for Building an Odd Fol.
lows Hall at cockoysvillc,
Baltimore County.

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
~ the Building Committee Of Marble Lodge,
No. l23. !. q. q. r., until
Saturday, itHs IA, 1873, az I O'Clock .. NJ,
FOR BUILDING AN ODD FELLOWS HALL.
atcockcysville. Baltimore county. Said build.
ing 10 be Frame.
flans aud Specifications can be seen on ap.
Plieation 70 the Chairman Of the Building Com.
mittce. The Committee reserve the rivht 70
reject any or al proposals offered.
!. ". HAWKINS, NJ. D.,
May 2i.-2i. Chm of Committee.
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VIM. Gent, Jr.; Judgment for plantir for $2G2.-
81, with interest and costs Same vs.. Alfred A.
Gent Judgment for plaintiff for 1858 SO, with
interest and costs. D. H. Emory vs.. Alfred
Gent judgment for plaintiff for sol. 81, aud
costs. II. Edwin Hook Us. VIM. Gent, Jr.; judg-
ment extended for plaintiff for S22l %, with ia.
terest and costs. Same vs. Abraham Griffith !;
jadgInen, extended for seal %, with interest aud
costs. Coleman 4 Co. vs.. Ozlah ~. Jones aud
Charles W. Jones jGdgmen, extended for plain.
til for SSi0 with interest and costs.
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ViERII ~.

un uiat mafninF NJ ls,h. - So Igna
tue church. tt kt Istt. benny. = = J
NANsANt 70 NlAL Z. NAY PRESTON.
iaushisf e Wm O. Feet 81. 49,
On She 2eih g App. ai tho NJ 4. parsanaee
TosseutlNu. ht Rrv . O.. Nichols. CORNELL.
Is LENF g. Ma 'iil.i~TiANA KLEMPER.
all Of baltimore county
h On Tuosday evening. 2sih inst At 81 raul's
Aihetau church, LuthcfVtile. by the Rev. Vim.
assisted hy the Rev neniah,in ssdt.
LITTLE. ~ baltimore, o. Mics
~ kis.sss. daughter - the
taau.
shy Rev. VIM a. Chapman.
81, Of this county, g. Miss I'M.
gW1i.f Of baltimore
yr1-1he 9Th inst, by the Row " Downs. wM.
NORRIS &" Mrs.. FLORENCE %. EATON,
both ~ baltimore county
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There is trouble ia Arkansas. There ar,
Two people ambitious g. be- Governor. One il
IN aud has refused To % ou'. The ether is out
and Is making a desperate EFFORT 10 getin. The
State house is guarded and q Conflict is looked
f.r. n We had the control of affairs in our
hands Nc would transport the res,lesa, reckless,
worthless folks II Arkansas. Louisiana and
other Southern jurisdictions 10 the vicinity 81
the Lava Beds md allow them 10 exercise their
ambitions for tie mastery with Captain Jack
and his daunllels Modocs The advantage
about this would be that industrious. well
meaning civilians would b. I'D Of their evil
gcniuses aud the Madocl co'i!d keep their hand
in by killing on wouhl g.aicrial.
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BILTTHORE MlRk ETS.


FLOUR
Howard -. Super s5.25Gg $500: Extra 81. "a
NSs7.0o; Family $3.50 g. 81; Patapsro Fam.
lily sli.jo Rye Flour si.75Gs S5.2j; corn Meal
$500 $40.
GRAIN.
southern White wheat s2.I2: Red sI.gs
choice Western White SIS Pcnnsylvania Red
Sl.pJ; white Corn 1Ots72 cts: yellow do
osotGi Dat - cts. Rye - cts
PROVISIONS.
Bacon sides 10 cents shoulders 81 cents
ipT cured meat. Hams l.5GiI6 cts. Lard
refined, 10 cts; Liverpool ground salt II. ..
t1sl.G'; IN" si.6aGss2.5s per sack: Tufks
Island 3'Cl 10 cta. per buahsl
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J@o- stone resembling limestone, over three
inches long by two IN diameter, was cot from
the jaw Of u horse belonging To Isaac Braiion, of
Ida, Douglass county, MINI. II was imbedded
in the flesh. close TO the teeth, ON the outside Of
the right jaw, where II has bcrn tor seven or
eight years. The question IT, how did it come
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-05-24

1o- Mcssrs. Can ani Ransicr, two colorcd
metnbersof Congress IRON south Carolina, have
disgraeed TIVE white youths Of their Respective
districts by arlS'inting them 10 eadeships al.
tho West Pom, Academy. These two mem
hers ordered comparative examination aud
the two white bays came "u, best. Cain has
-!.' appointed I" Naval raie,ship oolorcd
youth WIDE s,p'i similar test.
II was altogether wrong Tor Ben. Butler TO
sPpOin, eclorcd l,uy To West POint-it was
really aaeoHstifsfioaai FOR the "Beasr" IA do
that. Is u not equally 80 for a "nigger' 70 APP
point white boy 10 a similar pOsitionl
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&C.
1hiuk or IN.

When good citizens neglect ward me,uus.
aud elections, they leave the Cause u the pooF
the widow apl the orphan and all the int,-,.t
sgbleci 10 civil coatrol, 20 the management Of
seli-seskiLg uuprincple1 men whose favor.
therefore, will DC mach more regarded b, tho,-
loving 0,hce, than the approval OF tct'eg ,iit.
Esss who take no part IN selecting candidate.
THIS g lhe sixth reason assigned IA ihr cir.
sa.Af ssaei to the good eii.Leus Of B,.5i.
more. Why they should ai,sad primary e.rr.
uoas An4 i has much iotee 10 u % &,
tsae' q the ei,y ,hAa ia the county ., applies
there much mole s,foagiy han ia .l. -o.a,,
Bat .assv : lsits truth esoaga 10 B; 10, '.s .-5
Fie Mo pay The taxes
Tie .a'sfes; sablsei 70 -.s.. se4..v. .as,..,
Tie sa;fe gausgenea. u sur oo4up ata.ss
Act those wao afv he most seriously eegrrl 3,
. maze continuous hALi y sasas ava.
ron 'asm aal SV.as taen Do mo1r .H,at.a
i4Aa + Ft mary aertuss srrr "a ar.r atI
ilas " "a ArA3 dance
W. - aoi W.sa u he 4a!rss as q, s.s.a.
,aA' lie se.'-sseA.as al 4agta,s, Io a.
.ae naaAsins 10 -o-an .ecA..t.rs 81. THESE 81.
"A cca'sr 'oe nos' Aa3.v,ume ~ ..rer. .ala
PRIMARY aect.ass AL s,ear, td- 4.l.aa.ol f..
.1e me-. S.,.hy Aa4 ,e 20. u. IS .s
a.aar- 81 a.t saoN ae '4.rs ..-a Ta sam.
people F-s.l .leA greater Is'aae- 81 =.
N1efr .a-rr ae4.! tr aat4.us .t ftsg.4. .-u
d., a 10. q .sf4-e up H,aa. -! aero f.
i'oeA laes soa.4 l.E sl.A 4st 81. ls..r4. .
DC ~. as.ers aai f-aoe '--a.s.,.. = -. Al
laea7 49, .seanstaner a.. ae, so.4t. ~.
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pra TaorAts ON rHg DASuBs -:somsboay ser.
that The Vienna Exposition Commissioner have
made considerable pile BY ib- vsnding u cor.
iaia privileges I, Is emerged lhs, so 900 -.
paii fof work that wA. worth about - 500
Then u y said The $500, 900 voted By Congress
for ih' purpose q pn'iing things IN shsps over
there hss been exhausted ia the other hand
Commissioass Van Bsrrn hss Wti''en su.r 70
the President ~ shoh he s4asrsly denies all
the charges Perhaps Il gould he veil enough
20 make some members of Congress etfn th.ir
back pay BY appointing them committee to 10.
Vss,igais the affair aud make an elaborate report
u the matter American institutions will not
b. iully sSyossi over on ~ Dsnubs uultss Their,
is an isfefi'gRing oossa,is, ~ ap for The 10
sP'euon Of the philosophical Germans Surely
the latest invocation iliai has achieved nOiori,iy
worth having 10 an inEesiisgiiug COMMITTEE
Nothing n"W.i.days iha' u worth duing 70 con
.iderrd done by the public Inl.ss ~ inv-s,iga
ting committee has rendered it either tiliruloas
or immortal by lis iiuck,fing
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ns-on Thursday 81 las, week the mem Der,
# ths Grand Army 81 the Republic met .,
Vow Haven. Connccticat. under grand aud
cheering auspices. President Grant. General.
sherman. sheridan, Hancock aud other dis
unguishcd chioitains in the war Tor the sup.
precision Of the rebellion were present. The
en- husia. ~ wa intense. Music's sweet strains,
the waving IT banner. the firing at guns and
the nse oi every appropriate means Of ccle-
1raiing friendly salute. ioyou. re union oi
odd comrades in arm. made the occasion one
fitting the motives thrt brought together the
hcfccF WIN
saved aud preserved us nation.
grand ball concluded the ceremonies in hon.
or II the occasion
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Jkf The genius II IN" American nation doe,
not exhibit is enterprise ia any greater de-
gree ia anything else than il doses IN The con
s,ruction Of railways. tn" great Southern ia
cfc railroad that ia 10 extend ir'in Tcxa- t.
the Golden Gate hs. becn commenced under
very favorable ausriccs. It. energetic prejoc-
tors are sangninc in their expectations "f is
completion ia time I" bring passengers from
the Pac dc coast through ~ the shortest route
D. the great Centennial 10 the Quaker city in
1876. This will "i.ru new field TT capital
aud enterprise. The rich grazing country
through which this r"u,. passes cannot Tail /"
become developed whnn the teeuing ,hausan ds
Of cmisrants l',ur int" its b..som. The climate
is mild. the soil fertile aud the growth ri grass
luxuriant.
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g,'- Senator C,sscrly Of California has re-
turned his back pay" to the 4. $. Treasury
with note "f explanation. lie states tha, he
votel against the increase Of pay through all
it, stage. Bui he hopes tia, what he does
"niay not be construed - the prejudice OF 9TH.
cts. aud IA taking this course he says"l would
not be- held as rejecting ia the least on mcm-
bcrs oi Congress who their way clear ~ the
adoption at an opposite c"'ifse." Mcssrs. Mcr-
rick ani swami are the only ones al the Mary.
land members "ho have refused h tcceiyc the
black pay"
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In 1875 when lion. John 4. Dix was ia the
U. $. senate there was AN extra session Of that
b. y. by forced construction al the law
some senators iook additional compensation
for the extra session. D:x refused IL take his.
To-day he is the honnrcd chief Msgslratc Of
New York state.
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Miscellaneous.
UNITED STATES
Internal venue.
N O T &c {
SPECIAL. TAN PAYERS {!

rINHE law Of December -. 1872, require, ~.
Il cry person engaged ia any bu,ino-.. ave-.
cation, or employment. which renders him IL
able 10 SPECIAL TAN, to procure uni place
conspicuously Ia his establishment or place oi
businers, STAMP dcno,ins the payment 81
said Special Tax before commencing business.
The taxes embraced within the provision. 81
law above quoted are The following. VIZ:
~
Dealers retail liquor 2sOe
Dealers. wholesale liquor 10000
Dealers "a mel, liquor, wh.lr-al,........ 5000
Dealers ia malt liquor. retail ........... 20 90
Dealers IN Leaf l,baec, ......... ........ goo
Retail dealers ia Leaf upbac.,. .......... 800 90
aud "n sales Of over :i.oou. any ccnts
for every dollar ia ia cxrcs q
$1,000.
Dealers in manufactured r,Lacrp......... 300
Manufacturer Of stills.................... 30 90
aud iof each stiiI of worm iaauu,ar-
uiactufrd ................ d. .... 5000
Manufacturer 81 tobacco ................. 10 60
hauuiaetufcrs 81 cigars. ........... 1900
l'sddlers 81 tpbaoeo. bret ci4s.. fuot.
than t~o L"fsosy ......... .......... ..... .U $50
Peddlefs Of tobare'' s'eYli ..ass, 'tss
nurses ............-...- ...--.. ........ . 300
i'eidlrrs 81 tobacco. third cia.., t.us
L0Fss j...... 100000. ......... 600
Feddlers u tgbacco. fourth ,i4ss fYa
iess or public conveyance ................ luoo
Brewers u iess than 500 bsrrcia......... ,o60
kfewers II 100 barrel. 80 more ...... I8e 90
Any pcrspn ~ho shall faG O., ..ut... viii
the foregoing requirement vii - sl6I.ri Z.
severe Ieualties
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--Oakcs Amcs lett the handsome bNquest ia
his hi- will 4 sSa ooo To be Devoted IL the 81.
ucaliou "f the rising generation 81 his native
iown, North Easton. Massachusetts,. We know
81 ~ way in which onc can render more bene.
O, Is those who come after him than by aiding
them In obtaining an education.
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~" hft i'rm "i '"afi tegsn this unottiar -
John Nero mau ~ u vs. ssorn as folAaaa 81
the t.rshd Juty. and a'i-fs ards .sr~Wf
= the GRAIL Jsfy vho ssfss,-<
After charge from jsigsK
if,d - their fuom
Toe docsei -
Court coat
aud then The
iicss % the PssA
% the State " Martha hsN4
Watkins, eolotel aud llenr,
Tracy. al Indicted Tor lsfesnr -
the State " Barrett walker rulofrJ. nd r-'-n
Knox, culotsd, indicted Tor p-rjafy aud llenf,
Jones. colured indicted tor RAPE. ~ removed
tom The Criminal CONT ~ lialiimore cift aud
al the other cases teinov, from said Coufi we're
fixed for Trial on The 9Th ~ Jun~ and the elstr's
Aii"inr drs'ted that the nuiicr Of said assign
m"ni should ,e published james Mcl.aln "
Robert Dil~pIlh judgms at for plaintiff Tor Sl2O
81 Gorge " Ehrman W GeurgeS kirfer -
Judgment tot plaintiff for sgis ~ John Ridin.
ger V. Francis Eline; jadgmsn, extended Tor
plaintiff ior sara 81
TrEsoAY. May 20
Michad kroui aud Noah Krnut vs.. I.uiher u
Sampson, appeal from Justice lloasman. tried he
tore the court judRmcn, reversed. aud julglneu,
for appellee tot s7i - Mary u liouehion "
Harry man, executor ~ Rachel Handing
appeal from Justice Shade itrd. before the court
and held sub cuiia Joseph Stern vs. John
Srhuiih-is, appeal rom justice Lehman; judg-
meni reversed without prejudice. appellant 10 PAY
costs. WIN. Wisnrr vs. levi Nayior appeal irtui
Justice Sparks appeal dismissed
"WEDNESDAY, May ~.
State W John Weaver, indicted Tor aiding aud
abriiiug John schwartz in the murder ~ Casper
Eicbelman, iried Al the last term of court before
a jurs aud convicted Of manslaughtrf, and mo
ton 'or new trial filed al the time Motion
argued this morning aud granted Case submit.
tel 10 the eonr, on the evidence given To The jury
~ the kfial Of the eansr, and Judgment Of not
guilty inferred. aud prisoner discharged
Janrs II Mafey vs. John Morrow aud NiHrcl
Z. Lng'iuu ease doekeied BY eouseat, aud jsds.
mtniior plaintiff Tor S2l with interest aud costs
licnjamiu VanhuTn vs. J. Alexander Paflett aud
Jacol, Wisacr ; judgment extended for plaintiff
ior SiiI %, with interest FROM date aud COSTS
Althun, Adams 4 Co. vs. Stophel =. Armacost
judgment extended for plaintiff for ) los lC, with
Interest from date aud costs. Mary Jenkins vs..
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NUHRER oF THE MOST DESIRA
BlE VILLA OR COlvT Nt,E LOTS

/ \ NJ HRER on Illt MOST nESlRA.
BIB VILLA OR CoIrNGE LOTS.
Ncar the c.t, .t H....m.-e. ,t Highland rarl
the most beautiful aui a.crs.. bio suburb 81
/ The cts.
Ths property Is Gig hIv located "a the Lib
crty ~ Miulsat MI Road about one mil.
from the c'ty sui lust beyond tho first tall
gate. and be- reached bv the rsWhatau Cars frnn,
the headni Raltui street. aud hv easv drives
On the Liberty l'ke from tho corner u Pres.,-
msn sht 80 'n"' streets. ~ BY Franklin street
! extended
tbs property De-. I've hundred icct above
~" wstrr. aud p-,scnts every variety VI sur
| isrc. beautiful SCENERY. forrest trees. is surroun
ded hy the charming country seats Of Messrs
Jesse sltneiut. galloway Chcston. nr Ruli.
| George Y Ntckcfs. sad others. aud oflers all
! the attractions ~ a country residence within
ieS mlnutcs' drive Of the city.
tn ~liiS. have been aS'I srsded and srsneI and
planted with shade trees. aud some
TWELVE HANDSOME VILLAS.
of different styles " architecture. varying in
value from 5apa tn iOeno dnllars have been
erected "a number II which have been sold
aud will he ~ once oeenpicd by the owners
/ and eighteen ntnrr are now IA course II can.
stfuction. all Vt which are entirely different
irnm amy heretofore erected IN the vicinity of
baltimore. aud supplied with all the modern
convenience Of Gas Water. Ranges, Furnaces
aud Marble Mantels.
GAS WORKS have been erected. aud Gas will
be furnished q, lsss than city prices.
All II the lots are laid out IS feet by iso
ieei, aud will b. sold with the privilege of as
| many as may be desired.
riTLE-fEE SIMPLE AND PERFECT.
The lots will be- sold subject 10 certain re-
| strictions. 81 a. To- Ircroaf NaiSaHceS Of all
kinds. aud secure Frat class improvements
TERMS Ten per cent. in cash Ten PER
cent. in thirty days. Ten per cent. in sixty
days. and the balance of purchase money can
remain on mortgage for one year with interest
at six per cent. can 10 paid in Weekly ~
staiiaeats equally divided. running through a
space Il one To- fvc years with interest.
20 furchasers desiring To pay all cash will
be allew"d a discount Of .src per cent
Plais and further information can be obtain.
cd Of Mcssrs CLENDlNEN 4 WILSON. No.
81 Lexington Street. or cIIAS. GEO. WILSON,
who resides at the Highlands. or OF
TREGO 4 KIRKLAND,
Auctioneers
Es-I FINE BAND or MUSIc ,siH Sc ia
attendance at he safe.
y. D.-Cars Of the Powhatan aud Calverton
Railroad for the sale will leave the Western
Terminus Of the baltimore Street Line nj l.
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A r. MUssELMAS ~ ClIAs. N. Dit
n. ToN AND CAROLINE DUTTON-In
nc ,'Tc".t 'pnT' FOR Bai'O. Csaaty ~ Egsiiy.
oRbIEEb by IL" Circuit Court for Bal,o.
county TIL I'D day of May. 1873. that the sale
made aud reported by A. =. Mussclman, as
sign"r aUd trustee for the sale of the real es-
TAI" mentioned aud described IN this cause, be-
ratified aud confirmed, unless cause 10 the con-
irary thereof b" shown. oH o. JcCorc Me IsM
day u LEM. i0'i provided a copy 81 this or
der be inserted "a spine Newspaper printed ia
Bal,in"r" county. once N each 81 three success
sive week 1c'"r" the said 18th day Of June.
1873
s2.0sO.b1
EDWARD u. ADY. CLERK.
True COPY Icst
EDWARD II. ADY. Clerk.
MAY Att
I4Istfsf fetItH s-an
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NeW advertisements.
TowsoNTowN.

FOR RENT FOR THE SUMNER SEASON
A NICE DWELLING. containing sew. -.
IA en- r'-iins, caFner IT Chesapeake aud :..N
Delaware avenues Pump at the ,loor aud -
an elegant garden. Apply b.
JESSE 5. HUNT. Towsontawn,
OF EDWARD LLOYD,
No. % Law buildings. Baltimore.
May 2i.-a,.
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n. B.-Cars Of the Powhatan aud Calvert on
Railroad for the sale, will leave the Western
Terminus Of the baltimore Street Line al Z,
2, = aud 81 r. NJ the day Of sale.
EB-TiCKETS FREE. MAY Att
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IIfEID

IN fnwsontpWn. ga the 18th inst. RERECCA
4. bcloscd wife If John Bond. IN the 10th year
II her age
IN THIS county. eu thc Ilth last. J. LUTHER
SMILEY. aged ~ years.
IN Wousier .olin.ipril nh. Mrs. ELIZABETH
). u. LIIsiN"ER, ag"l IS years. month aud
u DAYS. ilrmefly DO Tins cnnnty
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NeW advertisements.
PUBLIC SALE

or
A HOUSE AND ONE ACRE OF GROUND
ne AT LUTllERvILLE, OPPOSITE
~ THE NfNE.MILE STONE, ~
YORK ROAD. EsI
rUNlIE undersigned will sell.
Il o. Tuesday. Nay ?7h, 1919,
at2 o'clock l.. NJ,
on the premises. his HOUSE AND LOT, situa-
tel at Lu,hefvillc. The house Is of frame, lex
10 feet. tw" stories and contains four rooms.
Terms made anowu GA day Of sale.
MAETlN HOlILBiEy.
SAML q. WILSON. Auctiorccr.
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-26

DESTROYED by FIRE.-The gin house
OF DR.. Columbus Mills. of Ca6arrus, n.
c., was destroyed by fire Monday morn.
ing. With the gin-honse we're also
burned forty bales of cotton. There
had been no one in or about the gin.
house for three days previous to the
fire, and how it originated is mystery.
Confederate General Joseph E. John
cons Narrative of Military Operations
Directed by Him During the Late War
Between the States," is in press at Ap.
pleton's. 1t is said to be written in
tterse, incisive and vivid style, and will
be sold by subscription.
''SpILIN" FOR F1aHr.-The Georgia
Zonaves. of Atlanta, are on the war
path They offered their services to
Governor Smith, but his Excellency
declined, with many thanks, to receive
them at the present time.
The Gurch Union styles 'hot aud
hotter" the fact that the FIRST Unitarian
Church of Baltimore has had for its
pastors, in order named, the Rev.
Alessrs. Furniss, Bellows, Sparks, Blaz-
up aud Burnop.
Thirty seven inquests have been held
by the Coroner of Charleston unl his
deputies this month.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-26

mates marched unwaveringly to the fatal
spot. and the manner in which they met
their death is already related in this let
ter
Previous to all this, az was known, our
Consul (E. G. Schmitt) had promptly
protested formally against this action OF
the Governor and all concerned. and
also filed his protest before the marine
court. which was engaged in the trial of
the crew. az soon as be got the informa.
tion from the Consul at Kingston of the
fact OF the Virginius being an American
vessel.