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Relley. Mrs. Wilson and others spoke.
The public service was opened by singing
"Rock OF Ages" and prayer by Rev North.
craft Rev. 3. Hutchens preached from
the text, MAKE me to know mine end,
and the measure Of my days, what 1t Ia,
that ! may know how frail lam" The
world iS not what It once was. On every.
thing Is written "IChabod." The glory
has departed. When we view man from
the standpoint Of his advancCments VIC
must see that there still remains in him
some Of his former greatness, He sur.
veyS the world, dives down into its depths
and explores its hidden reCesses. On the
pinions oi imagination he sours alolt and
flies from star 10 star. lie studies the
laws Of the universe; there is scarcely Q
limit TO his knowledge even In this lie;
yet he is so frail physically that be starts
out as II were in tho morning full Of lite
and Joy, and in the evening
lie LIES DOWN AND DIES.
Thou art, oh, man but a flower, and thou
wilt thus like II wither, fade and die.
What power Is it that strikes man down
thus; that lays ambition and all earth's
Iondest hopes low In the dust? It Is the
grim monster death. II enters the hovel
OF the lowly as well as the palace OF the
rich. The king upon the throne, the hero
upon the battle field, all classes alike must
feel his power. Death sewers the dearest
ties OF earth and takes us from our dearest
friends and treasures. We are all hasten.
ing TO death as fast as the wheels Of time
can rCVolve, and 1t behooves us 10 prepare
10 meet our God before our day of mercy
is slnned away. Whether 1t is welcome
thought or not, II is none the less sure.
Death is the end of our probation; all the
relationships OF life also cease. But
though 1t breaks these tender tics, II pre-
pared we will coon be reunited where
parting will be no more. We have no
home in this world. Our only abiding
home is in heaven. Death just prepares
Us for our home. But, sinner, it also pre-.
pares you for your home, and unless you
are prepared Tor death that home will be
one Of 81. 81. 90.
ENDLESS TORMENT. 3
The utmost good order has prevailed
al day within the enclosure of the tents.
There is disposition on the part Of some
lew 10 create disturbance on the outskirts
OF the camp, but the excellent police force
employed quell anything Of the kind on
its first appearance, The audiences still
continue large and many come and go
each day IRON q distance. REPoRTEB.
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The Secretary Of the Emigration Board
estimates that for the present year the
immigration will be about 1876 900, go that
the comparison stands as follows: For
1873. 26S.sl9i for 1874, 1856 900; decrease,
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KILLED ON TIE RAILROAD.

Two men named Samuel Walters and
Isaac j. Stewart were killed at Oakdale
station, on the Panhandle Railroad, yes
terdsy morning, by being run over by the
express train west. Both were old meu
and lived near Oakdale.
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Yesterday afternoon, as steam tug
was proceeding down East River, having
10 tow five coal bArges, three young men
between the ages OF 10 and Is, who were
rowing, attempted to attach their boat 10
the stern OF one OF the barges, when their
boat was capslzed, and all were drowned,
None OF the bodies have been recovered.
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NEW YORK CITY.


New York, August 25-Three hun
dred Mennonites reached hero on Sunday
and left for the West. Il nv : =
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CAMP MEETING.

Increasing lntereS! as Me Meeting Pro.
OreS'eS--IresbyterfGn Ministers PeSen!
Sermons By Req. Mr.. Rider, REQ. Dr.
Reilly and Req. Mr.. HutehenS ChitirenI
MssIino
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PITTSBURGH.
NIGHT WATERMAN KILLED

PIrTsBURaH, August 25.-Lsst night
shortly before midnight officer John
Weimer, Of the night police force, was
shot and died from the wound almost in.
slantly. A party OF four had been arrested
on Wylie avenue, and Weimer was tsking
one named II. X. Hillon to the police
station. At Chatham street q struggle
occurred and Hillon was thrown on The
pavement, when he drew q revolver and
tired, the shot taking effect in Weiner's
lett side. Hillon is under arrest.
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ARRRsTRD FOR RAfnRzzLEMEE1

The confidential clerk Of Csrties, Macy
u Go. was arrested to-day charged with
oubezzling $4,000 from the firm. &c
was locked up in default Of $4,000 bail.
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ALL RIGHT AGAIN,

A policeman OF this city, who was lately
bitten by q dog, and afterwards showed
such strong symptoms Of hydrophobia as
10 require q straight Jacket, has entirely
recovered and returned to duty.
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NnW-a huladli episcopal ita F.
pH.ah lHlr. mnHiH NH
a.liha ip.a.''
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iriapilI IWHrYHl ttauH 7a.1 .'H0'
d. tFrilHr, iaa'pt 4HlaI ftt I'll p
H.na eut. HiIiH,ni 5000 n. f'N... ll
mission .IfirHHt fNIH tt.Hf
~ n a. Hr HHl ClnNl lnHNf HtH iifA
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ufl Aliuaimu-tlH -inF
l4ihelir fhHfA -HUHp HnH ,,nNW hNlil
inN lifr. IAthrr Naulu|rr fHhmr nfi-
YllaH l"W maas' n,'ui illfl WH's' 10Y N''N'I
YfnprHl p'iN,
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hrlflth rFrN i+in'a Nf 40 % DO iN1 HNN n.
pm, sabbath sfiGul Hl l.t a.lNf
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unH TOW AhI4W WrafNF fla.Ni aNNNN1
hrhppl 40 81 Hin, services 40 lp.4 Nii' ana
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bnili Hi lni p,lli, NUd Z piI' NftAlA lNNtt 4
WrrlluH NNluN iiHT 40 Z pNi' hNhNAll
trhnnl hahnalli mplnlns no bNNWF'
NIhHdIJ lphrlral lhuUA, .i'fWfulnB gfa
w fHhhAlh nl lUiJ q, n. 500 D, lli cue
innrillR II u,i aunH srftlrn lifi NJ nlJ NHllNb
fHhnnl Wd plHlW meeting lhNihlAl
EVENINGS ait0cldpli
Cumberland rirshl irflau Observation-Disclosures
| sifrrl, sunday school 100 ~ HNi' service
10 II H, 90 Nud a., nn
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THE GRIGSBY SUIT.
Grigsby and SWindle VS. The 0ccu.
pants, Etc.-Legal Opinion of
the lion. j. w. Ferris.


AT a mass meeting of the defendants
In the above case, on the 9Th of Sep
TENDER, a committee was appointed,
consisting of William H. Lennon,
John III. Cole, Wat. Caruth, g. w. Err
vim, Jefferson Peak, James w. Thomas
and John Henry Brown, authorized to
obtain copies of all documents and u.s.
certain all the facts bearing upon the
case. This having been done, it was
deemed advisable, for the information
and benefit Of all the defendants, to
get the legal opinion of some gentle
man, eminent in the law and wholly
disinterested by property or residence
in the case.
So regarding the Hon. J. w. Ferris,
of Waxahachie, knowing that when
our supreme court was equally divided
on the great railroad case last spring,
Governor Coke selected him as the
umpire on that bench, aud that the
opinion delivered by him on that oc-
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MEDICAL

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by their timely use much sickness is pre-
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As an AntidOte TO Calls and Fever they
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very well, ~ single dose stimulates the stom-
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imparts vigor to the system. sold every
where. ONCE, Is Murray street, New York.
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HOY. GUsTAvE ScnTEICnERs major
ity is five thousand.
The EiFec,s of Dosing

Many persons who are wanting in natural
yigor endeavor TO supply the deficiency by
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(often of very pernicious nature, which
they are crcdulous enough TO mistake for In
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ties necessary 10 rcctly those organic dis
turbances which are but the result Of weak
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too earnestly advised to abandon the dan
gerous practice Of swallowing mineral tonics,
scdatiyes and vegetable alkaloils, which dis
order the stomach and produce the most
hurtful reactions, and 10 substitute In their
place this standard Strengthening cordial
and corrective OF the numerous disorders
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bowels,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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Prospectus for lSl5-llghlll Year
TIE ALDIN h,,
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OPINIONS OF THE ppFss

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s1Gs;;5t.: q, q, :: :,
%sS$s. ss5y n an 4 MY
ylarr-v--r-ycss

The CHASTITY record of deaths that re-
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There Is no disease. that is 50 insiduous in its
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"MAN'S WNSNLFIsN FNIEND"

will be welcome in every home. Everybody
loves such dog, and the portrait is executed
so true to the Lille, that II seems the verlanlc
presence of the animal itself. The Rev. 4. De
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land dog (the Hnost in Brooklyn) banks Mt It |!
Although so NATURAL no one who sees this
premium chrome viii have the slightest fear
otbeing bitten.
Besides the chrome, every advance sub
Scriber to thc Aldine for 1910 is constituted u
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b. GRATH BROWN stands n good
chance to succeed Schurz rs United
States senator from Missouri. He gets
his red head from the Brownsville
brains in it from the Bledsoes.
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a COMMITTEE of citizens are to be
present at the counting of the votes in
New Orleans, by the returning board.
Let nothing be left undone to head Off
rascality.
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JUST PUBLISHED.
DR.. CURTIS ON MANHOOD
100000 Copies Sold in All Parts of
Europe and America.

a medical essay ON the cause aud cure OF
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR RENT, LEASE AND SALE.

twin sell twelve or fifteen hundred acres
ofvaluable land in Dallas, Ellis and Tarrant
counties. Also number Of desirable resi-
dence lots in the city of Dallas. And will
lease two thousand or twenty-five hundred
acres of good land in Dallas county. APP
ply to DIR. r. II. JONES'.
20OdSm Do,Ioo
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THE Chicago tribune wants the
United States troops to see fair play in
the counting of the votes BY the Lou
isiana returning board.
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FOR SALE.

lnat desirably located building, en- the
corner OF Elm and Market streets, belonging
20 Messrs. Chan pin Wharton. This hnild.
lh1 Is yOxlUQ feet, built of the very best mate-
Ilal, and returns rental of $40 per month.
Apply TO either OF the owners,
Icdlm CHAMPLIN n WHARTON,
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ANTHONY RlILLAlSGEON.
Carpenter, Contractor. Builder, and
Cabinet Maker.

Furniture repaired neatly. Shop corner of
Ire ,Ion aud jackson street, opposite
A"''npsoh > buliding. 23SdIm
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DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE
is easily applied, imparts beautiful black
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dollar box.
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DENTISTRY.

since the fire in Block e let's huilJing
corner on1 Elm and Lamar streets, over the CITY
he Is prepared TO execute all worl, re-
duli I III MS profession. and guarantees that
the same shall be done i'm the ,nnst ,ot ~ 90, co.
tory style. I 4 SLI Wa ~ ," ~ u
@ldlm4WIm nm ~ o.
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ElPaSO Mail Company
FINE F0UR.HORSE COACHES

Leave Dallas, daily at 9:l5 A, NJ. via Fo,,o
i roru ana Johnsons station, for Fort Wo,fh
, Thence on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri,
ua de = aor MeainerlOrd and Jacksboro.
the court house. G. X. REAVESS, Vpposite
October |, 1874. " wa Hoi a Agent'
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TERMS.

One SubSCi ip!lon, emitting 10 the Aidlnc, one
year, the Chrome ami the Art Union,
5000 per nnnun, in advance.
(No charge for postage.)
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
RICHARD LANE. A, c, JOHNS
LANE y JOHNS,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

The above frm are now are prepared to do
All Kinds OF carpenter work, building, Job
bing, etc., ana to do the same In workman
like manner, AZ the lowest possible living
prices. Plans and specifications drawn and
furnished to parties desiring to build.
Ohice No. 3Is Bryan Street.
Al present cnn be found Mt the new hcaut-
iql aud suhstUtinl two story hiick cdnca of
Major X. V, IomplinS, corner Of Commerce
and Lamar streets, Dal as, Texas.
N. B,-Patronage solicited from both city
ANA country. 29ldIW
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CALUDA COTTON FACTORY. NEAR COLUMBIA,
=. z.
Sale by Receivers


In the Matter Of the Giiizens savings Bank Of South
John Fisher. Trustee OF the Citizens Savings Bank Ell al
Pursuant TO the deere tai the lion George 81
Bryan, United States Judge District of South
Carolina, dated the 18th day October 1874 10 the
above stated cause, will sell Monday the tth day
January 1875 between the honrs oil eleven ar,
O'Clock The three O'Clock In the tier
noon, In front Of the Court onse ;or the county of
tchland. In the city OF Columbia, s. c.. the following
Property. 10 wit
The undivided Seventhirtie,hs 0gD OF the Lands
TenemeDts Easements herediia us Fixtures Tools
Machinery and Appurtenances constituting the Prop.
erty known as The nauda Factory the same being the
interest Of John Fisher Trustee therein.
Also the undivided One Tenth u.lO) OF the Lands.
Tencments, Easements, IIercdiamcnts Fixtures Tools
Machinery and sppurlenanccs constituting the prop.
interest OF Joan Palmer therein The said factory is
located In the county OF Lexington on the bank
OF Saluda River about three 3 miles from the city
Of Columbia and has now In active operation SIX thou
sanu i've hundred q 500 spindes to which Is attached
two hundred and hirtynve fl3J Acres OF Land, lying
both sides OF the Sau1a River which enables the
power 10 be very largely Increased, with but n tie
outlay, to several thousand horse power.
Either OF the above interests treated nj prj
vate sale before The ist day January next
former by applying 20 John Fisher trustee at Colum-
tia, s e. and the later ny applying to A. Brcnizcr,
Assignee, az Charlotte, N. G.
Terms OF sale. 0nehird cash aud the balance In q
credit OF one ana two years secured by bond mort
gage bearing seven "a per cent interest Purchasers
pay for all papers
Joha TaIE'Ss fisuifh uIifphHSsToS Receiver.
n
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AMUsEMENrS.

p BARSUMs MENAoERIE. HUsEUN
= GREAT ROMAN AsG alrroDnoxH
AMUSEMENT SEsEsf wEsk 81 81 NEW YORK;
sE~ ssSAs sSA nSsss Ss;sroz s,,as;ssss' RACES
NV EaS$fs; Sa$ asdHisa sssRs. sssRs RACES,
NEW RUSSIAN Sa$.'HH !S$taEs THE
ffEffEE Il Il FfEskkiiss tFE EFE 4T 4T FEkIs! FFEEkkIs!
LAST LAST WEEK TIE TIE 5sSES ;sSKESy 4Sy SzEEEy!
SIX GEANP M,,NPehp hMESAGEElE MIsh .p.s-s, OF
p; pcSrs open At and $40 Ezhhiton al 40 anda
in ""ss ss, 70 % na price Seats secured six days
" i%ss SS1sssld SssI s0% Re9 fsssrn!as
sc"FTA4 F5a HE rAsTaanE Hob1Ea
D Twenty: eighth street and Broadway.
Proprietor and Manager. c ...Mr XToUsr1s DAILY
SIZE sroSrs TS9:s!HDT 4o Gosoure
As acted at the St James Theatre 500 Nights
n M aHaRsR ssaks y 5Asr
ssas s4Sa jhWG NJ a.. HE mE g + Mss
snE sToofs TO coNouER'
sps 1HSIs AND WIFE
vester.
FRIDAY EVENING. LONDON ASSURANCE Rc.
ceved with screams Of laughter by crowded audience
Saturday last
SATURDAY MATINEE ana EVENING. SHE sroops
a most hIi,ng companion picture 70 THE SCHOOL FOR
IN REHEARSAL
famous Fairy Comedy, PLAYED in London for nearly
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A ucTIoN: AUCTION. Auc'
AUCTION

~ over $1,000 worth and over f75 lots A
handsome household Furniture, Carpets. Pianoforth3
tins nncsday morning. at lOs O'clock at the tour Story
mansion l0 West twenty eighth street, near SIKH ave.
nue.. 10y order Of W. kichcrt SO :-ParorsMngnifccnt
Grand Duchess, Marie Anoine tie style and Turkish Par
Tor suits covered in satin brOcadc and reps; grand
square rosewood Finnoiore, Curtains, mirrors, Paint
lngs, Bronzes. Clocks rosewood and walnut Cbamber
huits. Mattresses Bedding Library sitting Room Suits
in rets AMI hairciohs Dining. Basement Furniturc Ac
GVVds delivered and packed tor purchasers
j. KRAENER, Auctioneer.
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CoruxprA, g. G. ' ''S"hh'

SHERiFF'S SALE.-A. S. RICHARDS 4 co. WILL
- sell on wednesday, December 6 1874 at II ociock,
NJ NO ftoiieRc place, the a and shoc
aud Shoes &c, &c VIM q. CONNER Sherif.
JAMES FAY, Deputy Sheriff.
The New York herald., 1874-12-15

CUERIFFs SALE or CARPETS oILcOTHs. &C.
~ -. HERMAN, Sherins Anctionecr, sells this day
puesuayl Dccembef 10 al u O'Clock, at No Bowling
Green. lot Of Carpets, Olcioth, shades, &c.
PAraIcK CAnPBRLL Deputy.