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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-22
SOUTHERN SUMNER RESORTS.

Among the descriptions OF watering places
which fill the columns of the wsps pers, We
| call especial attention to those in the South
They commend themselves to our explorers into
new social and natural regions for several
reasons, chief among which is that they are
almost unknown to the present generation OF
Northerners The day 8 when the New York belle
| and Philadelphia blue FLOODED lawyer ran down
mingled with the Lees, Marshalls, Cabells and
Peytons were ended and forgotten in the war.
A new generation has ari en- on either side that
knows not Joseph nor his ways. The old inter-
course may have seemed trivial matter; there
were a few weeks pleasant dallying at the
springs; then the Northern visitor, nine times in
ten, was driven from them in great family car
rage with bays and Out-rlders, to some hOspita-
BILE Virginia mansion and passed from one plan
tation to another until he grew to believe the
about him, and that every Page or Marshall was
his cousin, as they were cousins of each other.
In winter the Virginia or Carolina Colonel and
his pretty, rose-tinted girls came up to New FORK
and Boston, and were guests in their turn.
Probably a wedding ended the story. All trifles,
no doubt society matters on which practical
men or reformers look down with contempt Yet
it was precisely the brotherhood of feeling be-
gotten by this kindly intercourse which made it
SO difficult for practical men to bring the war.
The war has come. Its great object is accom-
plished. Now let US bring, if we can, the quiet,
countless influences OF social life to hide the
ghasly scar. Yawning graves are not covered
by any force half so well as by the million spring
ing blades of grass the friendly touches of untir-
ing nature, The Virginia Springs are as cool as
before, and the resort Of as cultured and more
intelligent men and women. The hills Of the
Blue Ridge are filed just now with game, and
young hunters and fishermen from the South, in |
whom our boys will find gallant and friendly COM
rades.
The Warm Springs in North Carolina. nestled |
n the noun aims, offer landscape sngularly re-
embling the picturesque beauty Of Ems, and are
r. quented bv the best people of Alabama and
Louisiana; the North Carolina mountains. almost
lnexplored, far surpass any on this side OF the
Mississippi in grandeur and height. There are
luaint towns along the seaboard, drowsy little
1llages among the hills, and in all of them men
nd women OF the same kind of birth. education
nd feeling as our OVID; our kinsfolk, estranged
imply because we do not know each other.
There has been large enough emigration of
arpet- baggers and swindling politicians to the
outh. Let some honorable, well-bred people,
rho hardly know how to spend their summer
ohday, go down and enjoy themselves among
thoroughly, homo able and we'll bred people. They
lay not know that they are missionaries, bat
hey will be, and successful ones too.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-22
SARATOGA RACES

SARATOGA. Aug. H.-FIRsr RAoE-Purss of
300, for beaten horses one mile and three quar-
tiers. The starters were Donahoes Scratch Har
ney's Gen. Harvey Coffee's B. F. Carver, Bur
toms Survivor, Lewis Il Co.'s VInaigrette and Nc
Daniels Willie Burke. At the start Willie Burke
Hook the lead with Scratch second and Survivor
thrd. In this order they finished the three quar-.
ters OF mile, when Survivor went to the front.
Gen. Harvey moving up to the second place.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-22
AuICIlE.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 2l.-F. A. schreger, hospital
steward at the Jail, committed suicide this after
noon, by taking strychnine. The alleged inf
deity OF his wife was the cause assigned. When
she brought his dinner to-day they quarre led,
and as she left he told her he would kill himself,
which she advised him to do. Schreger killed
Esquire John Norton, of this city, in 1871, and
fed Last May he was arrested in Wheeling and
brought back, and for some time had filed the
office of hospital steward
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-22
RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS,.

PIrTsBuRa, Aug. 2l.-River feet inches and
falling slowly. Weather clear and pleasant.
CAIRO, Aug. 21.-Arrived: Big Sunfiower from
Cincinnati, at 10 P. NJ, J. W. Mills from New Or
leans, st A. NJ. Departed: Big Suntiower for
Vicksburg, at II P. NJ, ]. w. Mills for Ohio
River, at A. NJ. kiver 50 feet. 1t has fallen 8
feet in "a hours. Weather cloudy and mild.
EVANSVILLE, Aug. 2l.-Weather partly cloudy
and pleasant. River falling.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-22
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 81, 1890 P. M. Cotton
STEADY; Mlddling Uplands 1-16i. Orleans 7s6.
Estimated sales o-day 10000 bales, of which
1000 were for speculation and export. Arrivals
firm: September shipments from Savannah or
Charleston, not below Low Middling, 71Sd.
LATER, 8 p M.-Cotton-the sales to-day in
clude 5000 bales American. August delivery
from Savannah or Charleston, not below Low
Middling, Z 11-16d.s
PARIS, Aug. 81, 2.30 P. M.-Rentes 66e 471sc.
46s Cd.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 81, Noon.-Breadstuffs quiet
and unchanged. Bacon-short clear miudles
54s 3d.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-22

FLOUR, ETC. y Our friends, Messrs. W, 81.
Mathews Brother, general commission mer-
chants, II Poydras street, have on hand and for
sale large stock Of -four, including all grades !;
dried meal bacon, pork lard, castor oil, etc
The attention Of the trade is directed to their adj
vertisement.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-22
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New YORK, Aug. 81, 1890 P. M-Cotton-spot
steady; Ordinary ~. Good Ordinary 1316, Low
Middling 1917, Middllng l.22s, Middlins Alabama
Az, Mddllng Orleans 14a4.
Futures quiet; Low Middling for August
IA 1-16@l4 SIG, september l37s01l3 1916. Octo-
Der 1908 1l-16, November IL 9-16@l35l, De-
cember IL 9-16@l3 11.16, January 1872 @13 1916.
February 10 Is 1904, March 1411s@ IA 3-l6, April
IA 5-16@14ss. May 141a@1455ss, June IA l1-l6@
14344, July 141s@15.
Gold opened at 1131l
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 21-Brown, Of the Treas
ury ROBBERY, was before the Police Court to day;
but at the instance Of the prosecution the exami-
nation was postponed to Monday week.
Lieutenant Commander Re Is has succeeded in
getting the Rio Bravo afoat and carried into Sa-
bine Pass. She is ready for tow to Galveston.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-22

He gracefully approached the fair maidea
as she sat on one of the benches Of the dsnos
ing pavilion, pensiveiy gazing at the dancers.
Miss, whispered he, "may have the ex-
treme pleasure of dancing the next set with
you?" She lifted up her eyes to his and
said /" Yes and thank you, too, for hsye
sot and sot here till I've purity nigh to-
root"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-22
PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.-Eor the South Atlantic
and Taste Gulf States, cloudy weather and rain,
with slight changes in temperature northerly to
easterly winds and rising barometer during the
night. For the Southwest, local rains, with east
to south winds and slight changes in temperature
and baromete,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-22
MARINE.

New YORK, Aug. 21.-Arrived out: j. P. Berg
hea, Atlantic, Gratia, Gladstone, Rebecca J.
Moulton, Arcadia and Rosario.
New YORK, Aug. 21.-Arrived: City OF Berlin.
Arrived out: Cromwell, Moselle and c. F.
Franch
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-22
SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR

CHICAGO Aug. 21.-Hon. J. Russell Jones, re-
garding the tender of the Secretaryship of the
Interior to him, says matters are in such shape
ut present that be cannot give definite answer.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-22

Mr.. Rowe, the comedian, writing from t.
Lake OF Como, July 16. says: If Pauline hal
but got foretaste of the bad weather that g
poss,6le-and now actual-in this place, she
would never have taken MP with Claude"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-22

DRAINAGE Taxes. you owe anything on your
properly for drainage assessments give it your
earliest attention and save Sheriff costs, besides
paying at discount, through Mr., ]. B. Guthrie
LIZ Gravier street. See his card.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-22

These are cooler nights, and most people
who sit on the piazza till late in the evening
conclude that ids aboud tibe do ged Inside
ad go do bed.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-22

Abiding to the death of a citizen recently
the Danbury Neaos remarks, With a single
exception OF twenty-three years ago, when he
took few lessons on violin, his life has been
blameless."
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-22

Men who go out for 'lark" more often
make it swallow"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-22

A carload of llamas from Peru has arrived
for the Centennial
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-22

The extra sleep obtained by the use of :
mosquito bar is so much net gain.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-22

Best Cordova coffee, parched or ground. IS
cents per pound, at the Tea Depot, Camp street,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-22

A girl never looks SO "killing" as when
you tread on her dress.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-02

grisabsscnerals, pier aiiiit. @eneralquarz
tierneiitern nit benz Rause uuO Soloe zines
GauaQerisobriiten, adt aiiiit. @eneralquars
tiermeiitern nit osm Ranse uno SolOe zines
Gauaqerie Sbrii itlieutenants, uiersebn
0uartiermciitern nit Sem 0ause unS
Solbe eines Gapallerienaiors un6 brei:
,ebn aiiiit. Guartiermeiitern nit Scm &anse
unb SoISe eines GapaQerisbauptmanns,
beitebetl.
MAssnommen murbe bic @orlass sur
Steuerer5ObuHs, oeren !0suptpuntte mir at
anSsrer Stsas mittbeileu. Die gorlase
fir bic g.rbeiieruns Der 5ors unb @iscons
iinfliiie wurSe senebmist. gsi Sem &c:
iesantrass, ben grdiicenten ;u srmddtissn
bic .0abeas. .GorpuS" slcte aufbebsu gu
Siirien, penn ss Sic GrbaltunS Ses esI0ifents
liden Srieoens uerlanst, u.ibtsu ii3 ois
&epublifancr ab bic @ensbmisuns oes
Gntwuries gu sr;insen. Die 0emOtraten
unb einise Gepublitaner uaren ebsr feit
entidloiien es gu uerbinSern. Die SppO:
iition bsSente ii9 babel Ses Wen0usrs,
oaR iis iid oes Stimmens entbis!t. SSurSe
Der Nntras aui Sertasuns seitcat, itimmtem
bic GepubIitaner sesen Gertasuns. eluf
bie Nrt ouuerte bic Situns sun,e 20 Stuns
ben, Bic aue ermiset ben uniudtbaren
&i aufgaben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-02
AusCdnoif6e Aumo(&an.

Gin Rabeltelesramm nj aus 9OSbon
lautet:
Cine 0srliner Oepeide an ben Daily
GeIesrapb". iast, bas Sismard auf @uni3
bes aoiiers einen balbidbrisen llrlaub an:
tritt". @snu bieie Na@ri4t auf gabrbeit
berubt, 10 1T fie Don elmer 10 unsebeuren
8eoeutuus, baB bic &iirse Der Iittbsiluns
nur in Der @eiinnuns oes 4abelmeyers feline
Grtldulns finSen f0nnte. lleber ensliide
uno fraa,Oiii3e Mnselesenbeiten tabelt er
uns bic u,s6ebsutenoitsu 0inse beriiber,
aber uenn in OeutidIano weltseidi6tIide
Greisniiie ii3 ;utrasen, 10 beileiBt er lid
Surdidnittlid elmer 10 latonii5en &iir;e,
oaS mam faum ,psiB, ,uie man bic 9sa6ridt
ausleseu iou, ODER Oh i!s audi aui Gnit unO
@abrbsit berubc.
SOrlauiis sntbalten mir uns ieoes llrs
tbeiIs iiber bic unseblide 8eurIaubuns Ses
9an,ler's uno iebeu weiteren Na4ridtsn
Sur9 unisre iibsrieeii9eu Gaui@blatter
entsssen. OaB aber sesen ben vWsann
uon Ylut unb Giien" felt einiser 3eit am
9erliner SOie sewaItise GiniiiIe selteuO
semabt ruoroen iino uno feline Steuuns
gum &aiier bur1 msbriade gntbiaunsen
fart eridittert ,puroe, lit betannt. Die
&0lniide rSolts: 3eituns" beridtet, SaB
Suit Yisn.ard ii@ neueroinss uon aaea
5eitlidteiten BEL Sofe fern baltic, mas wObl
nit Der slnselesenbsit in gerbinnuns itsben
mag. llnmSslid ,udre es ni@t, SaB bic
neueiten Gntbiuunsen nad ruel6en er nit
benz perruienifen Nsitator uno se.piiienlOies
item @sbeimbiinSler Guropa's, nit 0sa;sini,
eonipirirt baben ioG, lsidt ben slusi9Ius
seseben baben mSsen. Sin balbidbrise,
llrlaub mare offenbar nidts anoers als
cine gorbereitlns gum gntIa6en aus Dem
StaatsbienRe.
i BIS sum Balmionntas wcroen IN
Nien bic beiben Sduier oes &eidsratbes
tasen, ibre Gbdtisteit wirS leSislieb osr
YeriaiIunss.@siorms int @sbiete Der in
nersn Serualtuns serpiomet iein. 0ai
namentli1 bas Mctienueien elmer srinoli
den &epiiion uno 8eorsaniiation beSari
,eist Der YrscsB Oienbeim CUR @eniise
Die Srsans Der Yreiie, bic es nit Sefsr
reid unb ieiner Sutunit ebrIid meinen
betra1ten nit Sdmsr;en al bic SeanSale
, wslde in ben YrocsB: :gerbanoIunsen tbeiI,
. bloBselest, tbeils nur anseSeutet rperSen
60 uiel bes 9lbideu GrresenSen aber aud
, CUR Spra9e sebra3t ~irS, ,-Sas aersit
i 1T es inmsr nod nidt. uno Sieies aersit
, uiro au9 taum CUR Sprade sebra@t wer
. ben. rSiel," iareibt ein 0iterrsidii4e'
Slatt. .wirS wieoer uon ben uniaubere'
\ Vortbeilen ssiprO4en, pel3e ii@ "@rin
8 Der" suseisnbet baben. SeSeumann uber
5 benz felt Sabren iber bic @rinounsen DC
{ sroBen inbuitrielen llnterasbmunssu in Be
VerioSe bes S9winoels, ben man al
8 .uoltsmirtbideitliden Nuii&wuns" su pre-
{ iea ii4 erlaubte, ptrtrauli@e NsittbeiIar
. gen susetommen iinb, wsiB. bab ss II
: babel nod um gan, anbere 8etrdse seba'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-02
2rtise aer @nzeigeu.
SsAn 3sa sr epals pr .........-st2so
, -. -. 6 Renats. ....$ 10
Z. ,.3 /. ....................-$ ~

Socaf- Tottjen.
uner 3eiten 8resier perbfn nt&t aneeuemmsn. ~
jebe 3st Sresr cher seren Reum sas l. VasI 10 Saao
bic n6&fen Ilale Gents.
5eiratbs. uus Issesan,dsea NIT 6vru& t.,e. ~
Ssru& 500.
auspdstee aa,rssn maRta sssauIbs,ath sessss.
andsen fur yenies ssttsren. Old6sipele m.. ~ N
@dae Der iasb. xir&e iupiser. Enssa idns aaiaAenc.
aQe An5eisen ieRbe mon ipdteiess
2doutaS 2aorseu elm.
9s6- 6r6eiteu aGer Art prompt xnts6i6s
aussefd9rt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-02

an,dsen fur yieniss. ssttsrien. 0lddsipee m. ~ IN
eiae Der iatb. xr&e iupiser, fmesa iens &afaabne.
Decorah-posten., 1875-03-04
6. s.. 8 g q. WfcGormids Mpertisfemeut.
W @urmicfs S1ifmaifimer : 1875
Gn nD @0tsM aitine.

Den f%crcncr aUs be bebife Gaen.
ltaber bcs anrre SsItmaitincr, oes.
fcruccn tcmmtr BERTH piatisc pa
teutercee 5crbecrin9er ri 'cip bar
9iorct. Oen CT farfcre 90 mere Va:
rig Cno nc9en duoeu Waitinc, men
or li9eIaa let lem ncaeu anben Wor
Maltiuc CT fcr'pnet mso en- urmar.
let SncretninN, ser lsfter Secen,
% vi er uiuio til at anltrlle en- Yaot
eeflprlcl | Wdrten meo bpiltenlcm.
bellt 6atpeiter.
Decorah-posten., 1875-03-04
Snifcs. $1,000.

1000 CrlIdra smiles pll en- SO AZ 2 clcr
5 Ndr NIB Tprlie ~ tnelte Sltftrbtp (Wrrts
ldls) | 900 WrunceItnrcm t3iell Glale).
parrt nGitn rtt Irerctb lie Srlsb. Narmtre
: plpsnjnS rla "Ctecabs Fpl!eng" Srfirt.
Decorah-posten., 1875-03-04
Surge.

Fra Sr0msO lftipss: Set bsBbn.
Der WosllS AZ bllue ucIlgt iii. at pi
tommer os eitsr onore tullipereps
Stsosr cgl0a i ecn 8stning. at NJ
fdar ct SIiiipltsieIofdle. Gnbsl Nf.
tietoscrs bar nsmIlg fiebt oct itOys
nsobronote Sotl. buoriIl Ell sSlei.
bpsutug a9tss oplert % Omoannet
for SIsmeoet. Set er illli9e @snil9
ten. at 3aanopGIteIiOrsnInssu. San.
rsls. 90 NrbeipetiOreninasn m. Il.
Euue funoe erboloe 9ofaIe Den re.
itaurereoe 8p9nin9.
Decorah-posten., 1875-03-04

Iuut II OtiiiUlttltiululS. SUptI Ul'
tietoeers bur nemllg flebt oct itors
rsobronote Sotsl. buoriil Ell ,Slei.
bpsulug a9tes oplsrt % 0moannet
for Siemeoet. Set er iilli9e @snil9
ten. at 3aanorGlteIiorsnln9sn. 3ar.
rsIs. % NrbeipetiOreningsn IN. Il.
Fuue funoe erbolpe 9ufals / oen re-.
itaurcreoe 8p9nin9.
Den 27be Sunnar. = SeuoQQs
Worgts m0rfsocs &riitionil 90
SmeSn ct temmslI9t liTrtI SOro
fl0lp. - SOgnfpr1ltembeost peo oen
enc al gpcnS MeniebsOsr {. Suban.
nes") or unoun life belnt, ba @arn,.
iOns meni9btoen tGntes b1ost os Gar.
nllOnepr9lten aniat lOm Sosueprrit
beo SObnnnss Msnisbln. Den nu.
p0rsnns 8~arnilonefufe / Nfsrebus
Slot (Slottets 9amIe 8lppsrlal) oil
/ iaa &l'rIoe ircmtioia bIips bsupt.
let I'll Spbcuariu9 ar SamIs @aabtn
90 SroiGtr - Oiufoneslennltalten
bar / De 10 1bite Nar ira 8rosisrsr
>. Z. airr / grommsu mootasst
eli 8aue al 1000 Spo oarlia nj
SrrsttsIie al en- Standardization.
munalbtiiureiisu bar bsplI9et oct ,Sor.
reone I'll antbeoraIlfOIens uoulpells
msp 5orbsrtoeisstlasier. - Spsrue;.
islltabsi bar b,ilattet at lrass en-
.4inie siGunem YllsItrUost iiteosliOr
aiennsm StOr9aosn. - ! 5IrsraGs
fsirebs fSru vnura 8anotrlsu paa
Srlltlania sbsatsr ut ~25.0arise Su.
biIrum lom StusipIursiuoe % MOB.
io9 pso otnus eelllabso messu 9pI'
heit. 5 Srebritltao bar ben
itGrfs RuIoe b%spirfct en- ilaban Iann.
manQtl, at Der i0Igss &auo for /
Stiu pr. Sclts. gu Spareitllllu9s.
banf tGufts opreitts pna Steoet. -
Yaa So m or Der ocrsttst Ell Stt.
IL for uOTns SOuNsautisr. anla9t mere
for Oct prafliits Yips Ssbor emo ot
ianialoie SO~lttbelltOlsr. Zen me
Stole bar ms9sn Se9nlua.-0ram.
men "NthsuUum" bar fortnst ia
mso "Ss unsss 6Orbuno" beriteos
-Sortens RommuusbcltureIls bar
bsurIsst 100 600 Spn. I'll @rsp'fabs.
bonsu. - Sorbprlnsaca9sn ior IS.
h~npsllantu / sensber9 bluot
iaar ilmlet irsre SSoli snp irpuan.
li9. Sprerue par nosst lausrs emo
iilOr. - Sprnb SSOpn bar til Sno.
iir9nfninB al 6uIrsritt irsmiat Ct
Sorilug for SnsniIiabeben, blanni
Nnost saasnbs no paa. at Der ltaI
iGtiss Straf Tor at piie ia iulo plO
6aosn, % at 81 lfal undertakes BE-
lamms Beiin9ellCr lom Srrnospjn.
3 9auruit CT Der ts9ast Ssrn'
bansaflIsr Tor 81. 600 Spo. -
YorsQrunb sr Der uoltsot Snb.
bposlis I'll Nttlsls9nina Ior Spfcrellt
al ct iterre S0tsl mso iilherenns ,Selt
ipitstsIotals. - Spsns Screening I'll
Smaaiualsuss Bslipttslie bar i for
ri9e llse uobstalt YrUmis for Sot
lCsselis al mango Stl9rsr % ancr'
MopiuaIs. = Del Canine bar pGreI
Silirlost / 8rimtab I, bpor 8p
iosso 9unob bar uortost Yremisrne
5 Mauoal bar SaabGf fore
laasi llcIisnins al oirstie 5srnbans,
ifat al II Sfll. paa S%fplcoaIcreu
- Sra Stapan9er mslcss psc'
parsnes "Silpeipnst" / Vaatlllosoi
ittiftst. - Ssiaa psritsos bar Der uU
ret uobelalt YrrmItr for S~oslUs9sl'
fen at mango 8opiusls. - Mclnnfl
$auslano % SuuI0ur Gfaof Del
/ Bpen bar opTuuoct en- np Slrsbe
itemmer for Spiareube. ct laofalrl
%1Rronolfop". - Ber9eAs onsnili.
Decorah-posten., 1875-03-04

Vsito mere ri bjUIpsr Mnbrr
til at tGIe osres Gprpsr, rsltO LET.
isre bllu.r pore ssne.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-28
CRIMINAL NOTES.

4 large number Of arrests were made
yesterday for merchandising without
license.
Georgia Wilson, colored, was fined SO
in the Police Court Yesterday, for creating
a nuisance.
OF the one dozen offenders before Judge
Duling yesterday morning, about half were
arrest ed for drunkenness.
Officer Burns nabbed a colOred swell
named Anderson Watson, yesterday, for
smoking il the market house.
Ben Green, cOlOred, was before Justice
Butler yesterday on the charge Of having
assaulted George Battle, COlored. Ben
pleaded guilty to the charge and was fined
accordingly.
A couple Of Negro men engaged in a
friendly knock-d0wn on the corner Of
Union and Summer streets yesterday af-
ternOOn, but the combatants were separated
before either were much hurt.
Assistant City Marshal Horn, Of Edge
field, yesterday arrested a negro named Al
fred Lowe, on the charge Of stealing hay
from N. a. Laird. The prisoner was taken
before Justice Everett and committed 10
Jail. After having been placed behind the
bars, Lowe had a warrant served on him,
which charged him with having stolen q
horse from A. J. Mason, of Estin Springs.
He will have a preliminary examination at
3 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
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Methodist.

McKENDREE CHURCH, between summer
and High- Rev. r. X. HargroVe ID ID,
Pasor. Suudav-schoOl at 9 a m Singing az
nm Services at IL a m by the pastor and az y
. u1 BY Rev. A. h. BEDFORD, ID. ID.
WEST END CHURCH, corner Broad and
MuIberrv-Rev ". NJ. Green, Pastor. sun
dsv-schOol at m. Singing az m
Services at II m and * m BY the pastor
ELM STREET CHURCH, corner Summer
ard Flun-Rev. Felix r. Hi, Pastor SUNDAY
sebooI Al Gam. Singing at m. services Al
m a m and * p m blythe pastor.
CLAIBORNE CHAPEL-Rev. W. D.; F.
$500 Pa.EfOr Sunday-schOOl at m. ser
vices al II a N and 7 X p m by the pastor
ARLINGTON-Rev.J j. W. Hill, Pastor sun
dav-schOol at a N. Services at II a ID anu =
D N BY the pastor.
SAwRIE .CHAPEI-Rev. j. j. Ransom,
Pastor. Sunday-schOol at 9 m. services % II
a m and * ? m BY the pastor
TULIP STREET CHURCH, Edgeheld-,
Rev j. ". Hammer, Jri Pastor. SUNDAY IS = ~
At Gam. Singing az m services az IL u
and x p m BY the pastor.
NORTH EDGEFIELD-Rev. T. A. kerley,
Pastor. Sunday-schOol al q m. singing ..
pm. Services at II m and X P m % the
pastor.
TRINITY, North Edgefeld-Rey. E. Y. Hart,
Pastor. Sunday-school at . N services ~ Il
a m and n p m By the pastor
HOBsON'S CHAPEL, Edgeheld-Rey. A
Mizel. Pastor. Sunday-schOOl at ~ a M Slhs
| ing at SPIN. Service at II N By Rev. l. "
| Summers, ID. d, and \ m by the P&s0Ol'
wOODBTNE CHAPEL-Sunday-s school al
/ 2Kpm. Services at p N
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The "AIiToT Of Ireland" and a series of
panoramic views illustrating the most i'm
portant events in the late FrancO-German
war. are TO be exhibited at the Opera
House tomorrow night and Tuesday night.
Consolidated with the above, and 10 ap-
pear in CONJUNCTION Herewith, are The 'Fritz
German Bell Ringers and celebrated
Irish concert and comedy company. a
matinee will be given on Tuesday after
noon, and a present is promised to each
child attending.
COMBINATION TROUPE AT TURNER HALL.
The ASH Barracks Combination Troupe
give an entertainment at Turner Hall next
Thursday night, which promises to afford
plenty of amusement. Vim. Bennett, James
Wilson, VIM. Griffin, George Mullin, d.
Goodman and +. Schultz are announced to
take part in the performance. It viii con-
sist of songs. dances and other variety
business. At the conclusion Of the intro
ductOry overture there will be a "grand
price fight aud a hop will be given after
The performance. The price Of admi sion
has been fixed at twenty-five cents.