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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-03-18
Notice of Final Settlement.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that
he will make application to w. w. Hum
phreys, Judge of Probate for Anderson Coun-
ty, on Tuesday, the 10th day of April next,
for a Final Settlement of the Estate of r. H..
Pcttigrcw, deceased, and Final Discharge
theretrom.
March 49, 1875 81 81
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NOTICE.
u. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
TAXES.
MAY 1, 1876, TO APRIL 80, 1879.

THE Revised Statutes of the United States,
L Sections 1892, 1887, 32sS, and 3239, require
every person engaged in any business, avoca-
ton, or employment which renders him liable
te sREC1aI m TAX TO PR9SURE Re AND
TABLIsHMENT OR PLACE OF BUsI-
NESS STAMP denoting the payment Of said
SPECIAL TAX for the Special Tax Year be-
ginning May l, 1875, before commencing or
continuing business after April 30, 1875
The Tazes Embraced ,vitsns the Provisions of
the LaO above quoted are the following, Otz:
Recti6ers, 800 90
Dealers, retail liquor, Is 90
Dealers, wholesale Liquor, 100 90
Dealers in malt liquors, wholesale, SO 90
Dealers in malt liquors, retail, 20 90
Dealers in leaf tobacco, Is 90
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco, 500 90
And on sales of over 81 900, fifty cents
for every dollar in excess of 900.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco, 500
Manufacturers of stills, 80 90
And for each still manufactured, 20 90
And for each worm manufactured, 20 90
Manufacturers of tobacco, 10 90
Manufacturers of Cigars, 10 90
Peddlers of tobacco, first class, (more
than two horses or other animals,) so 90
Peddlers of tobacco, second class, two
horses or other animals,) IS 90
Peddlers Of tobacco. third class, lone
horse or other animal,) Is 90
Peddlers of tobacco, fourth class, ION foot
O or public conyeyance,) 10 90
Brewers Of less than 500 barrels, so 90
Brewers Of 500 barrels or more 100 90
Any person, so liable, who shall fail to COM
ply with the foregoing requirements will be
subject to severe penalties
Persons or firms liable to pay any Of the
Special Taxes named above must apply to c. L.
ANDERSON, Collector of Internal Revenue at
Columbia, S. c., and pay for and procure the
Spec1al Tax Stamp or Stamps they need, prior
to May !, 1875, and WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE.
j. w. DOUGLASS,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
Office of Internal Revenue,
March Is, 1875 50
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Y J. +. MCCONNELL, Auctioneer.

By ]. Z. MCCONNELL, Auctioneer.
DY virtue of an Execution to me directed, I
ID will expose to sale on the FIRST MON
DAY in APRIL next, at Anderson Court
House, the following property, to wit:
Is gallons Rum,
2gallons Gin,
gallons Corn Whiskey,
gallons Rye Whiskey,
IL gallons Cherry Brandy,
II gallons Ginger Brandy,
More or less, levied on as the property of w. B.
Davenport, at the suit of A. Mendleson VS..
II. B. Davenport and w. B. Davenport.
Terms of sale Cash.
VIM. McGUKIN, Sheriff.
March 1S, 1875 IS
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All Free Schools will be closed on the 31st
March, 1875. Notice will be given when to re-
open. Respectfully,
THOS. P. BENSON, C. S. c.
March 18, 1875 IS l
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"A total eclipse of the sun will occur on
the 5th of April next, when, according to All
English astronomer, there will be the best op-
portunity for the observation of totality likely
to be offered until toward the close of the cen
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
BIZ J. H. MCCONNELL, AuctiOneer.
DY virtue Of an Execution to me directed.
ID will expose to sale on the FIRST MON
DAY in APRIL NEXT, at Anderson Court
House, the following
TRACT OF LAND,
Situated in Anderson County, containing 1s9
Neal, Albert Jolly, G. King and Others
Levied on as the property of 4 w Guyton, at
the suit of B F Crayton s. Co.
Terms Cash-purchaser to pay for papers.
VIM. McGUKIN, Sheriff.
March II, 1875 "a
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

THE Trustees will find below the pro rata
J. share of the School Fund for their respec-
two Schon1 Dietriotc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-15
4 ssIimpsc OF Partisan Lifee

In club on the boulevard, which u
would hardly he fair 10 name, very good
anccdo,c, says the Paris correspondent Oh
the London Globe. is being told OF the Mi
Ca1cnrc. On that day the Baron de B, who
has INIT lately become n heuedict, accepted
an invitation to Bachelors supper at q
fashionable restaurant, and after bidding his
lady vood.bye ut the door Of her room. as she
did not care to sit up for him, he started OFT
10 keep his engagement. When the supper
was over one of the gentlemen remembered
,ba, the last ball was being given at the Opera
Comiquc, and proposed that they should all
90. The proposition was accepted, but not
without b. station on the part OF the Baron.
When once at the ball. the excitement of the
festivities and rcvels diSsip4ted all the scru.
ulcs of NJ. de B., who with his friends
had soon collected round them gay party
Of dominoeS. The domino rose, who for the
moment had cngro<Scd the attention Of the
BARON. droppcd her fan. He gallanlly stopped
10 pirk II up, and was Offering it TO the lady
when the f,Ou tiOu of i domino blanc passing
him attracted his attention. He turned, aud
to hi, horror bchcld the domino he had au-
thoriZad his wife 10 order Tor the grand
b1! m1SQte at NJ. hrsene Houssaye'-.
The Baron DE Is. could swear to The cos
tune and to the antique lace be himself had
bought for the dress Of his VIE, whom be
had seen retiring for the night before leaving
home. Horror Of horrors! the domino
jiuaC was leaning noncha!an'ly on the arm
Of gentleman To make certain, the BIrOn
passed the domino and placed himself so
that the couple must pass close to him. On
they came, arm-in.arm, chatting; but the
lady raised her eyes, caught sight OF the
Baron. started Ike guilty thing, and turned
and fed. NJ. de b., who tells the story
himself, says that he cannot describe what
passed in his mind as he hurried like ma
Mae after the domino. The words OF Dumas.
.Jr.. TIE id," sounded in bis ears but at
lust he came up 10 the lady, who covered
down on u seat in the cOulOir uuubic TO utter
4 word, extending her hand as if begging for
mercy. Gripping her wrist with one hand,
with the other he tore Oft the l0up which
concealed her face, and beheld TO his aston
ishmcnt the features OF his wie's lady :
mdd, who had put on the costume OF her
mistress and come out for a nights enjoy
mcnt while the latter was supposed to be
TRANQUILITY sleeping in her bed. The Baron
was puZZrd wAat to do. He could not DIS
miss the f.n,1n" de ch0nlb1'e without telling
! his wife The Whole AFFAIR, and saying where
and how he met her: so. after warnn" her
no. 10 repeat such an offence, he ordered her
! home instantly. and he has since amused his
! friends with the narrative uI his piqulni aG-
venture, and lis tragic, or rather dramatic,
| dEHOtlDl.nt
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Extract frosu Beeeher's Cross.Exami-
nasfOn. n -rts+ ar

New YORK, April t4.-Tbe following Is
an extract from Beecher's cross.examina-
ton: sz ,s..,s,,.,-, /, /,
found Mrs. THion in bed in the Ieft.hapd
room. front. informed her Of the charges
her husband made against me. She Was
dressed In white. do not know whether
she had retired for the night. said had
wst come iron an interview with her bus
band, and be bad made serious charges
against me. When | ssid he charged me
with alternating Der affections from him she
showed responsiveness. She shed tears.
which fell down her cheeks. also
seat be charged ME with creating dis
tress and discord 10 his family, and asked
hey was tbs so. She made no response, safdl-
"E3e told me you had transferred your wifely
atfsTtions to De.' She made no RESPONSE
and ber teaJs continsedto fan. :, When told
her oe tbe izpropeY advances, and asked her
If she had told him so, and she bowed her
bead y exp1stuiased with her, and said,
"Yo6 know sAisis not true" fplied her ON
these charges, and asked her how she could
have done suc5 thing. She said- g could
not helpit- I was tired out with bis per-
sistencc. He fEporturea and pursued me-"
She theB spoke of an interview 10 July she
had With him, when he said il she con-
fessed hey alien lovers to him, and he con-
fessed his, they would get along better and
OIL would be again harmony she asked me
what she could DO. / said she ought TO
write a retyactpn Of those charges. She @iGt
iC might be used against her husband, and Z
said it would not that / would only use 1t
for my justification If this charge should be
used against me in the church, or If there
was any trouble about it thereafter. Making
me promise not to use it ipjuriDg her husband,
|, a5 her request, got her pen, ink, and paper,
and she wrote. After some conversation not
pertaining 10 this matter left. When I
went In she appeared as one dead. 1hi ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-15

STREET-SPE1>KLISG The annual report OF
the Board Of Health has been printed, and
is fun OF interesting matter. On the subject
OF street-SpriLkIing the Board say:
We recommend that persons who are
permitted to engage in this business should
be required TO supply themselves with an
apparatus which would relieve it of the OBJ
jecions 10 which the present mode is liable.
Conducted as it is now done, ii creates a
nuisance possibly rs objectionable as the one
which is attempted to be removed. The
quantity Of water used at one time is so large
that oar streets are rendered slcppy and
muddy-the cr0sSWayS as much 50 us the
other parts of the road-5ed. We raise no
OBJ ctiUn TO street. .prinkling as being prtlu-
dlclal to health; indeed. in our opinion,
when properly managed it will prove condu-
Give 10 comfort and health. 1t depriveS The
air of many of its Impurities, and fixes in
the soil or pavemeuts many matters which
are injurious to the eyes and lungs, and
modetates the temperature. The remedy fol
correcting what is nos complained OF is to
require the contractors 10 use sprinklcr>
with aperturcs much smaller than those now
in USE, aud 10 suspend The flow Of water on
The footWays at the crossings Of the streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-15

SUDDEN DEATH CT Mr.. JonS =. TYLER
Mr. Jonn =. Ty ler. assistant superintendent
oi The water.WoIk> and the officer in charge
OF the pump-house, died suddenly yesterday
OF apopleXy. lie had been complaining for
several days, but nothing serious was appre-
hended, and he went about his business as
usual. Yesterday, in gong from his resi-
dnncc, on west Marshall street, to the nnmn.
house, and when near Hollywood Cemetery.
be was seized with fatal illupSs. He had
strength enough to enter the house of Mr..
O'keefe. keeper OF the cemetery, who rer-
dered him all possible attention, and finding
his condition perilouS, and rapidly growing
worse, sent q message 10 that effect to the
pump-house. Shortly afterwards, and before
assistance came, death occurred. Dlr. Tyler
wss machiDist by trade, and bad tor many
years filled the position of assistant ST..
perintendent Of the water. works. He
was Il most flithful and competent Of.
Ger, and man of uLu>ual intelligence
and taste. TO blm we are chiefly in
Gebtcd for those attractions about the pump
house grounds and buildings which are so
pleasant 10 the eyes OF visitors. Mr.. Tyler
will long be remembered by the people who
were accustomed 10 90 to tie pump-h0u>e
in picnic parties. for to all such he was un-
remitting in his efforts TO please. Mr.. Tyler
was 4 genial companion, generous friend.
and model husband and latber, and pos
sesSed thousands of friends in this commu-
nily. He was the brother CT Captain james
NJ. Tyler, OF the police force Of Richmond.
and ct Dir. Andrew }. Tyler, of this city, and
leaves :. wife and two children. Deceased
w.s a member of the Odd-FeIowS. Knights
of PythiaS, and kempor kampaign hub,
ard vas in the forty, second year OF bis
agc. His funeral Will take place this after
noon az / O'Clock from his late residence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-15

WORK Upon THE new RESERVOIR STorPED -
HANDS D1scHARGtD.--The Committee on
Wafer met on Tuesday night, and in conse-
qucnce Of The action of the Board Of Alder.
men on Monday night in reference to the
new reservoir adopted the following:
Whereas il appears from tic Auditors
statement that there remains s., 600 to The
credit OF the reservoir fund, and The commit
tee have Il contract for unfinished pipes With
Mes.r>. Joseph Hall & Co. and with MesSrs
Talbot & sons amounting TO $1,000, and
Il payroll from the 1St Of April 10 date
amountin" to about $4,000, which amounts
specified exceed the amount Of the balance
Of appropriation ; therefore he it
-. hcsolred, That the Engineer is here.
bv Instructed to stop the work at once, and
discharge all cmplole> except the pipe-Iay-
crs ami labolcrs necessary 20 close up tht
ditchcs already open, and retain the watcE.
men to take care Of the cl,y property.
-. RrSOlced, That he shall also di>.
charge all who are employed by the month
on Tie l>t day OF May next"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-15
Weather ReItOrt.

WASHINGTON, April II. For New Eng.
land and the Middle and South Atlantic
States, generally clear weather will prevail,
with slight rise in temperature, variable
winds. mostly from the north and west, sta
tonary or rising barometer.
For the Lake region, The Upper Mi>sis-
sipp and Lower Missouri Valleys, increasing
cIoudinesS, south to west winds, rising TEN.
pcraturc in the Lake region and in the Mis-.
sis>ippi Valley, and si'gnt changes in ba-
rometer.
For The Gulf States, Tennessee, and the
Ohio Valley, partly cloudy and warmer
weather, winds shifting TO soatherly and
westerly, and rising followed BY falling ba-
rometer. and possibly light rains in the Ohio
and Mississippi Valleys.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE PETERSBURG ELECTION CASES IN Sci
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURT--Some mis-.
apprehension exists in regard TO The ground,
on which Uni'ed-S ates- -Circui.-Jndge Bond
directs u trial By jury at the present term oil
that cour' OF the defendants in those indict.
mcnts which were singled out as tes-aaseS
In the argument on demurrers last fall and
in which division OF opinion between the
circuit and district judges was announced,
The section Of the United States revised stu
tutcs which provides for a certificate Of d.
vided opinion in criminal ca:e' provides that
"nothing herein contained shall prevent the
cause from proceeding I.fter the certificate OF
dirision] if in the opinion of the court FUR
ther proceedings can be had without preju-
dice 10 their merits" And in the case Of the
United States Us. Buzzo uS Wallace, 125t it
was decided by the Supreme Court that it
would enter no judgment as certificate e
of division If it appeared from the record
of the court below that no judgment can te
entered there against the defendant.
Judge Bond is OF opinion that toe Supreme
Court would decline to consider Il certificate g
Of division between the judges sitting in II
circuit court unless it should appear from
the record that the cause had proceeded 10 q
verdict. and that the verdict had been found
against the defendants. He thinks that in
order that the Supreme Court may render a
decision upon the question certified it will
be necessary for a trial by jury to be had ;
for otherwise the Supreme Court will not
know whether a decision on lis part would
he rendered necessary by verdict Of gully.
1t would not presume that there would be a
verdict of guilty.
IN this view Judge Hughes concurs. II
there be verdict OF " not guilty." the cases
could not get TO the Supreme Court. They
en- ouly go there in the event Of verdict OF
guilty" Hence the necessity Of trying a
test-cnSe, each, against the Petersburg regis.
trars and judges OF election.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

JOHN MCCORMICK, IL a. NJ. lot of counters
shelving, brd>teads, &C., at No. 10 Fifteenth
street, and lot OF beer-tables, piano, &C.. al
sore under st. Charles Hotel.
COOK X LAUGHTON. lex a. NJ, the Valentine
Hcuse furniturc, carpets, &c.
WARREN & TUrrER. A.: p. NJ, two houses ant
lots In Fulton.
LYME L BRUTHER. A.: z. W., building lot OF
the south Iinc of Franklin between Monroe ant
Iicary streets.
FRANCIS T. ISBELL, ) 2. NJ. two story build.
ing, No. 6 east Broad street, tn he removed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, a. p. NJ, bIick resi-
dence No. 204 east MARSHALL street.
RICHARDSON & CO., ) Z. NJ, building lot OF
the north side OF Frank lin between Seventh
and Eighth streets.
y. Nj. LEE, 4: z. NJ. framed house and lot OF
Baker street opposite Prents's alley. and build
ing lot on Charity ana St. Peters streets.
R. &. MORRI,S, 10 A. NJ, furniture, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-15

THE OPERA To.NIGHT.--The Theatre will
no doubt be crow ded tonight, on the occa
sion of the presentation Of FlotoN'S beaul-
ful opera Stra3ela by the Gcsan.veren Viz
gipil. This association Of amateurs has
spared neither trouhle nor cXp"nse, and the
opera will doubtless be rendered in splendid
styl'.
Stradela is one of the most romantic of
all the operas, and is founded on an episode
in the tc of Ale>sandro Stradella, the cele-
brated singer and composer. In the first act
appears Stradela accom- panied by bis pupils
serenading Leonora, lady to whom he has
been giving mu>ic-cssOns, aud 10 whom he
is deyotedly attached. Leonora, whose
guardian wishes to marry her himself, re-
turns his passion, and the lovers resolve to
ESCAPE.
Accordingly, Leouora appears on the bal
cony OF her palace and tells Stra1elia Of the
difficulties in the way of her elopemept-al
the doors being guarded. At this moment
gay crowd of ma>kers appear, and entering
into tue ohuir with a spirit OF mischief, fur
niSh rope ladder, by The aid OF which Leo
nora descendS to the ground. Her guardian
(Ba>si) soon pu1sues from The house, but the
maSkcrs interpOse between him and the
lovers, and the latter make their escape by
means of Stradcla's gondoIa.
The scene Of the second act is in The Vi
cinlty OF Rome, and the opening aria de.
pcis the happiness Of Lronora, who is about
| to be married 10 Stradela. Some peasanfry
arrive with gtrIlndS OF tl)wers. and the bfi-
| dal procession sets out. Now appear sue
| cpSsiyel, Barbiino and MOlvolle, TWO pro
| irssOnal aS>a>>!Ds, who, hired for the plr-
| pose BY BasSi. have traced StraGelas re-
treat. and intend murderlng him. The hr-
| Gal party and train return, and SlridcIEs,
seeing Two strangers, invites them 10 enter
| his house.
The third act represents an interior In
StradeIIa's house. The aSsaSSnS begin TO
repent OF their engagement 10 murder him,
and resolve not 10 do ii !: but BasSi arrlYe',
suppOsng the deed 10 have been accom-
| plished, and after much persuasion, 0y The
otter OF very large reward. be Induces the
brayos to renew their engagement. IhlS
| time he resolves to supervise the deed per-
soually, and remains in c0ncealment while
Stradella enters from door on the side anu
commences to sing hymn Ct bis own COM
position. The assasSins steal toward hlm,
but the words OF the by mn and the Devotion
| of the singer oyerwhelm them with remorse,
and they fall on their knees and beg the par
| don Of their intended victim. In this sup
plication Basel joins, and thus becomes re-
| conciled to Stradella and Leonora.
The music throughout SparkleS with gems,
and has all the richness and spirit peculiar to
Flotow's compositions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-15
Mail-ROute BrOk erS.

WASHINGTON, April 14.-The Post Office
Department has information that parties VINO
have secured contracts for large number OF
mail routes in the western States are system
atIcalIy otferiEg to sub-let them, thereby
assuming in effect the position OF mail-route
brokers. One party in Kansas has sent pos
taLcards inviting bids for sub-letting specific
routes. and stating in printed postscript
that be has >ixty-fye routes to dispose OF,
and will send catalogues on application.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-15

CHINESE MERCHANT IL yesterday
morning Sam Chung. Chinese merchant'
doing business on Broad street, was before
the acting Police Justice on the charge ol
THROWN" water on persons IN the street.
The evidence showed that a number OF CT
rious persons gathered in front OF ChunS
store, aud in order to rid himself OF their
unwe!cUme presence he" dou>ed" d" them "lth
pail of water. for which be was arrested on
Il warrant sworn out by one Of the injured
parties. Alter hearing the evidence, justice
Crew discharged sam with All admohltion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-15
Au,fSiayery Society.

PHILADELPHIA. April l4.--Ihe ceh'enh'a'
celebration of the Ant-slaYery society Gou-
menced here this morning ID Concert ha'i'
yjce-Pre,ident Wilson, IN u short auufess,
stated the character OF the meelinS a""
sketched The progress OF the oFsan!zi.lon,
claiming fhu. this wa- the oldest society VI
This character in the world. =,
The Nire-president vas iol!o"ed ~
speeches By Fred. Douglass aua Lnefe'a
Nptt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-15

THE MARKEr-HoUsEs FOR CLAY AND MAR
SHALL WARDs.-The >u; .i"ct Of the erection OF
tnarkc.-houSes in Clay and Marshall Wards,
including cost, &c, is DOW before the F.
nance Committee of the Council. The Board
Of Health haye recommended that in the
erection OF such establishments ii he required
that the Il orS be laid in cement, or aSphal!um,
80 that an unbrCkcu surface may be presented
for the escape Of liquid or solid substances
and, furthermore, mat no stand be permitted
10 he erected which will not allow OF lis
being readily swept and washed underneath,
AID anOId Il free circuhi ion of air.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-15

PfuLADgLrrsA, April 14.-Tbe, Raruegat
Office reports no steamer ashore Cd Barpegat
shoals, and ttat the report Of yesterday vas
a false alarm. 52.'.
SQuAS, J., April A.--It is reported that
vessel foundeYed on the beach Last night.
The body Of y sailor, trunk, spar, and
several wine-5askets were found on the
beach this morning. A vessel fired Distress
signals from to II Z. NJ. .~.'.-2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-15

CRY FIRE INSURANCE CoMpASY.-lhe
directors of this company baSe declared
dividend OF tive per cent, free OF taxes. out
of the profits Of the past six months. II has
a capital of $167, 200. and surplus of sSG,-
643 AZ making its usse's on the ISL instant
500, ,S4347. This young company ba, AZ
tanned gratifying success unner the apie
nan ma cement of It's off GERS an9. directors.
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John Mitchell and John Martin-fn
NpmOrium.

BALTIMORE, April l+.--A memorial mass,
meeting of lrlshmen and friends OF Ireiahu
to give public expressions of sympathy WIN
Ireland in the death OF john Mltchel and
John Martin was held at Maryland Institute
tc-oisht. Mayor Vansant presided. k'o'
ouent addresses we're delivered by DR.. >. u
Waters. editor Of the Catholic Mirror Hon
w. p, Preston, and Others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-15

RESIGNATION OF PAsToR.-Rev. W Imam
Troy, pastor Of the second Baptist (coloreuJ
churca. after a service OF seven years. has
rendered his resignation, which h,s oeen ae-
cspled. Mr.. Troy expects to labor III az
other field, and preached bis last sermon Oh
Suuuay the 11th instant.