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Gorses, Carriages. farnese. Sc.

A One COUPE, one Extension Top Phae-
IA. ton one PARK IhaetGr, lHrf and Wagore;e
all nearly new ate family 10 he seen NJ
CURLEYs lOa Ill and lib East Thirtsenthst near ilE
A UCTlON HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
"A (Iate Johnston u Van Tasseln
OF rICE. 81 LIBERTl-Sr-
Evening Post Ru!liing.l .x,
THE HORSE AID CARRIAGE BRANCH OF QUIZ
HOUSE ~ 10. 81. 81. and - II IRrEENTis ST.
near University place.
conducted cisey the same sfrct
and honorable uucpcs always chaTaoersed nc
~ Al us OF orr hose the respect and confidence Oh
the f -Fress cenr inv We'll ss the ,i,ic at iarg' -
Reg LAR SAILS EVERY TJEsDAl AMI fIilDAi'
1T 80 O'CLOCK
Entries for sale may ice mair through Tho mall
DONY FOR SALE-Suitable for children or
j lady. Also = small pfIAEFON and HAIN is,S Pony
IOls hands nigh ami PERFECTLY sHnd will b' 6Gbl cheap AP
MY al or address PONYl i79 BroadH ay, lloosl NJ D.
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE

II
NETWORK CITY.
,,,v4ssor A. Co ls IL II inches in width half the
as, rcrge esiie TO Mar towers 100
-1s,srst fNo Gla 26 sx6l.5x2e Sx656; Wsterst.
me 6lG -0.6x6j ! Xxi 3.l0x65; Sohn h Lawrence -
10 Abrahaa IL Cohen. -. oa2JV
As ssiSs d xues widow to Gabriel l4ooo
1Sss ,rr ena Faias July T. Ere rick S,ssrSth $4,000
s.saNe and Slst- : $40 avenue 100 r.
% s,rSrt Nm = Blo.ei 10 Nathaalc ssIrclli 10000
Norrissr.a Of Ind IN eio, IN Wes;chfs'er
County o dS 10 l2S plge AZ, CdGb iige Ritter
Nsrsena cave svr, 200 II Ia of John st, eleS
xlasxl ski X ieOxloTs; Avenue !, = 15S q sd n
osaars' 70 rt5 ssG VIM fbn within -un.0 1885
xrLss.,f..,cr County, Bedford farm woodland At
taehci: Richard 4 LouisB;Ty ID Ann W AmOlei
and others Nofn
es,pe property Vim Bolgett and cthers executors 90
a VIM Ii.len ~ Nathaniel BUrg4I. S,oVO
Wsri, = n Of IA corner OF Depot placeeNo
rnerre ave % % Crotcn Alneduct lrSperty.
G.. xlFO ; Of Depot place inctu'U IS a Triangular
nIe4e az land containing $50 square ~ VIM Og- - ooa
Aep o Samuel Brouglton 9S'zso
NOR sauia q acre OF land entered N Weschestr
COZ nty records. Ihbcr l2s 4sa. aud Also strip "a
Ia Registers once. la v tssCAcstei, IN
Iiber 49, 81 DEEDS. Isl J0hn L W Ills and others go
70 benjamin hi Cambridge tsitieT , ;"
aoast n g. $50 n cast OF SHAVE. s0vi0os ]. ROB
e-fs Lowri. a.d others to Joa C. Ao"r1e NOM
Same proper V; Elizabeth Wells and others to John -
{. LOwTie %N'"
SAM property John c. LOvrie 90 the German Ivan ~
celica Lutheran 81 Lakes Caaif@i $500. f''VoV
let n ; 10 i east OF straw jCXlE.4; John ID
Pinkney and other TO Jeln e. LONl1e NUM-
LEASEIIOi-D CONVEYANCE. -
S5h-sf 4 u 4 In east Il LtNig1nuave leSxSo; ~
Thomas Murphy TO Richard T. S''o,V
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Ocean 6tedmfra.


CTATE LINE.
- NETWORK TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL. DUBLIN.
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY:
These ulipowerod VIII sail from Com
pays Pier, No. 80, Narth River, as follow 49,, =,
STATE OF INDIAN y thnt~fay AM :,
STATE or "Wednesday, sept
And EVERY WEDNESDAY thereafter. First Cabin. go.
sac and 500: Return Tickets $40 Second Cabin Passage
$50 getrn TcSets 500 Storage AZ lowest Apply
AUSTIN BALDWIN & Co, AgsnfA ~ Broadway ". Y.
srEERAGE OFFICE. No 4j BROADNAY
WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING TIE
UNITED STATES MAIL
NEW AND FULL-POWFRED STEAMSHIPS
Sailing from SATURDAYS, IRON Liverpool On
TUESDAYS, calling al Cox Haf oOr oach way.
GEPMASIC siTURDAN. Arg. H. ~ p. m
ADtukTIf. StfU RDAY. Arl II. at a. IN
BALTIC, SATURDAY. Aug. -. at 800 p. IN.
REPUBLIC. SArU RDAY. Sept. 4.
BRTTs SNiC, SATURDAY sept IL -x,
FROM TILE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 81, NORTH
RIVER -.
and unsurpassed In appointments. Tho saloon StaeroonA
Smoking placed anilsps where the noise
ard motion Gong degree Of comfort hitherto I'M
RaTiss~ssloon $40 and 500, gold. Return Tickets on
favorable farms Storage, SIS
from Il upward ....
For inspection OF pas and other information apply 81 the
f' H. J. CURrIS Agent.
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4musemeuie.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC,
~, Fourteenth st. and Irving place.
an TTGfspAY EyEyINo, ave ss,ou
OF the original Porte saint Martin " Emery and
rne neouparaDio romantic society drama In ~ abeadx
AROUND THE WORLD,
which viii tr prrsented FIR the
FIRST TIME IN AMERICA
WIZ a ts Partisan lrenerv. machinery costumes and
phernaa eoIrleo all its details presen there 265
times.
A GREAT CAST OF POPULAR ARTISTS
The tok Office WI, be opened for from
a. IA until when seats bs All orders
seats ~ NAL or telegraph win receive prompt attention
EIF'TH AVENUE THEATER.
l. Proprietor and Manager ....... Mr. AUGUSTIN DAILY
GREAT SUCCESS.
THE NOhES FAMILY
Gesse Victoria, Rosna, Favion, and FredD
In their new Amat eur Pantomiule.
F1rst time N America
BUNCH OF DrRRIESl
PRECEDED by III OWN ENEMY.
VoKES MATINEE SATURDAY AT lao.
ETNION SQUARE THEATER.
NJ. aAEkiDAN sHoOk..... Proprietor.
PRELIMINARY SEASON 1875.
BEGINS MONDAY EVENING, Aug. 16.
with The eminent col1eda1
JOHN T. RAYMOND
As COL SELLERS
I'm Mark rwains American drama.
MAGNIFICEST sCENENY
AND SPLENDID CAST
Box Office FOR sale Of reserved Wednesday
ing. Aug. IL, at O'Clock.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoIK. Monday. Aug q, 1875.
There were no public sales at the Exchange
a.,esrooms to-day. Richard " Harnett adjourned sale
- prorerty on Madson-ave. until Aug. 16.
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DeutlSIrD.

SET Of TEETH made in three hours at
ny. SPECIAL lneclancai dentistry Paiina. gch, aa yu
cauite: coral ccliOh TAKE Green cas- rom
Grind Street Frrry, or sxthave. ST a!Say car,
N..NBROUGH, l2S West lhirIy fGurthS.
SOMETHING NEW CHEAP and BEAt ~
- FUL-My Pearl Plates urlca.ins colo sha -l,
stance, fer aFfcni exoels everything herrof~ Of
beay and lghtness needs only I" DE s
o. be appre catcd dag, and only 80 itI -
Cali and exaninc Also best Rubber -oa rom SiV 10 %
God Piaiias, So -. Extracting uIer gas Ut.
g. WAIr - East ~ orfv thiri 81. near Naiison tyn
TEIHE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed ny
4 Or. GEO. II. MOpEMANN. 532 3dave- near "bsn..'
are ronOuncGd all be the crOwang hgt Oi deha af~
Best scis. So sic. t2n
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MIsieal lns:rnme-,ie.

A LARGE STOCK Of PIANOS, Square and
~ Cpri yAL TO RENT or SELL cheap. sales on cay
monthly piyments Call at ". NJ. M2RRELLS No. Union
square 40. i5J Fpnr;h-aye.l
AN ELEGANT rosewood ia octave PIANO.
- FORTE. large round corners. with al improvements.
S27J also octave PIANO celebrated city
maker, fer b75, a; % Ble~rkerat. DECKER . BROS.
AT STEEDNAN'', s. West l6th-st., IA Oc-
grand PIANO. coat 400 90 he sid for $3.50 DO
Weber 500; ChcSerin go ard sI large stock u nrst
class anps fully warranted at very 10" prices for cash. Es
tablishei las.
BRAUTIGAMs Upright and Square
"a PIANOS second 20 none; prices moderate Goa
s'sniy han large assortment Of second hand Pianos
best New ami second hand Pianos 10 reok
waraoonIs. No - Union square.
IGHTE &, ERNST, old house c' Lighte &.
n bradbury offer their spendd PIA.SoFoi.I ss AZ low
prices s0n monthly paymeDs at IL East l4tht AAso
smith AMI RicAN 0KGANs
~ Y. BALL 81 Co.,
~ no. Is EAST 14TH ST.
chickcrings stanway's Pianos and low
for cash, on iasiaunentS. and for rent
WATERS NEW SCALE PfAN0S-Square.
w Grand, Upright and Cabinet Grand.rs the best maie
wood thoroughly seasoned; tOnch elastic tone even pure
singing quality superior aeicacy AMI power OF
Hnsurl dssei; improvements all modern warranted Tor
years. nrss-cl1s raRo al reasonable price, Terms
easy pianos let until rent money cor Them ~ rcr cc'
York HOAAt NAiEHs a sDNS'
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Gfrursicrs.
Che GIrt.


SARATOGA RACES.
~ SECOND MEETING.
TUESDAY, August Ia,
THURSDAY. August -.
SATT RDAY, August II.
TUEsDAY August H.
THU ISDAY, August 10,
SATURDAY, 81.
w. Il. THAN AH>. President
G. WHEATLY JNO MOEaIs-lsl. Lessee.
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Giarble nno Siats nlGn.cls.

EASONI Il ISOLA,
Z STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS.
Ia6to " Wcst fOthsf, near RrOahwav
Mouumcnp Maniel-, Altar. FlIrts, Ting, Walnacotls
&c IMPORT rs ana manufactures IA Ia!y Oi haTulc
work u 6yUry description.
CTEWARTs New Slate Mante's. inlaid with
- tiles aisa Marble and wood hautes elegant designs
prices very "a and ID ~ust -Sdei hear ..l-Isr.
IA ID. & A. :. NlCuOLS.-Marblc, slate
w and Wood nan Ills, new designs IIlg.. very 40"
a manufacturer, Grestng stable IXtrcs copper
Vanes ana Finals % sdsOn st. opposite Worth.
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Amusements.


GRAND OPERA HOUSE, -r
~ Eighth and Twenty shrd ST.
MDNDAY EVENING. Arg fs.
with the production ~ Piiet Coencys dramstizston o.
ABOUND TffF WORLD
IN EIGHTY DAYS.
New scenery by Fsrrcn, Goetcher and Fisher. ..
Effects Nv sherwood srs assistants.
New Costumes by A.. =. Eavcs VI BROOKLYN.
AisAZoNIAN Mach. wonderful sinking shp.
Admission 10 al parts, 80 cents.
Gallery entrance Twenty fourth az, 20 cents
PRESERVED seats n crcb's r.. IS ccnts
TIE sale Of reserved ytI egtn on THURSDAY:
WALLACK". s r@
THE FIRST APPEARANCE IN AMERICA
henderson anil ColviIes
ENGLISH COMIC OPERA COMPANY
will take place IN
MONDAY EVENING, AUG 10.
Shrrt ne eel English Prima Donna.
MISS JULIA Matthew'S
by me1niser Of the
MAMMOTH ORG AVIATION,
WI .pper Grand Folio Iasica Ia Lroe acts and fner
tahoax founded the ceebrstci conic opera by o0oube
BOULOTTE.
FULL CHORrs AND ORCHESTRA.
NEW SCENERY 81 MATT MORGAN.
COSTUMES AND APPOINTMENTS ENTIRELY NEW
CONDUCTOR ...............-..Mh r. sTAN!sLAUs
Box Office open daily from q. m. tin p. m.
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I ACNDRESS-By reliable young woman
Il VINO u COOL fauilv la NDRs-; can starch, pun.
hl, anil 90 10 zeal SHIRTS a. srreTlor 10
The rDu'fy go0t 'nu'u iailOn-. cal ne
RpEN rEHs, 100 othave, near Slast Late Llths ana
crha
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Farmers.

EARAIER, PLAIN GARDENER, &c.-A re-
spect1Dr married man One CALM would IKE p'c, on
thoroughly and do PLAIN
gardening, has the sest refcronca Aplg Az
0DELIS AGENCY los West 3fthst corner broadway Ia
qure Tor u. Z. h..
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5itnatiors iUanteo-nlales
Coachmen.

NOACHMAN ard GARDFNER.-A single
~ young would Hike aplaee ia city or country nndrr-
stands thU merf Of l0rses C0o1 groom
and plain gardiner can furnish good Apply at
ODELIss AGENCY l09 West 34th-st., Broadway.
Inquire for &c.
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Pcrter9
Walters.

w reliable iaip; act ~ SALEsiAH or COLLEe AOR,
would hiisit generally u-cf the best OF
city reference. address A. r. H., Tribune once.
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NATIONAL LINZ.


From Pi.r8 ~ and ~, North River.
FOR LONDON DIRECT.
HoILAND: saigT lay, -Ai2 f. ~ , b3,d m,
TIE AZ ZEN. Ane u, Spa a. IN arg = p NJ
SPA II .-Au-. q, & ?. IA. ENGLANI)-SerS l. go n III
Cabin Passage So and $50 currency steragc at rtay
reruce! prices Return tickets rnced rafes frepld
~ lge Tickets from Liverpool the lowest rates Apply a.
tie Conf auys Office, No. So Broadway. - 49,.
r. ". j. RST, Manager
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6ouses ana farms Uanteo.

WANTED-A small HOUSE during TO
months well and completely furnished. ready for I'm
mediatf occupation Tor lay and gentleman no chure
Answer. full particalars. G. D.. Brevosrt House
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4 RESPECTABLE woman W shes to 60 ont
"a by the dlv WASHING TRpNi-f or NOi 70
CLEANING; can te wei recommended. Call at $50 East
.it1 D. 81. second story.
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6elu uante6-- Males.

WANTED-Two coored women, 10 80 .
short distance tho eoaatry 70 DO the s9trs w9sa ne
cepng washing ironing Cal - ~ eoe>& Wseneo
day Al l5l WlhamsI. ap stAirA
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NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
y LINE. -
These Grsca- steamships vii -an ~ D. H. IRON 'fcr ~
Nori Iyer oyt Of cosai stj Tor iAN4, diee as Io-
s+ea,nshn col T-afPTrS FS DAY Aur. 10
,ta.- , CFttcs. r. III E0DA Aus ~
Ierneight u ..aee GAVIN ~ ~ ID i. lam ''
Apply tn W.. T. 81 .fDt ~ 70. % iSoNiii's-sioeh'
MCCLELLAN. LULING a 90. AgeI1s m Havana
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tORTH GERMAN LLOYD

n s.rE4ysiTTP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
COMPANIES PIER, foot % SECDS DsI. iiobOh IN q,
ODER N.........--.AuC. IA RI Elm ArS -
NECK Aug 81 DONAN /
a. RS OF PASSAGE from NEN-YORK 20 SOUIHAMP-
FIRST CABIN. 800 g5d sLC6N CABIN, $50 gold
STEERAGE $50 currency.
Return LICK reduced ratos Prepaid SteeAge Cerlh
Gates - CURRENCY
For freight passage, apply 20 49, - .r,. 1880.
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Lal,ndresses.

GAH EAST 3IST-ST.-A respectable Prot
eIO estant girl plain COOK. WASHER, ana IRON Err
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Gitnations uaBtco--fsmales.

1,eS WEST I6TH-ST.--A respectable wO-
S-o,p good. plain COOK WASHER and IRON
Err shOr 81 country good reference
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COUNTRY EOAED.-Abundant shade be2u-
y tfu loc ION ,lrn retirement: We grounds
two hours By rail terms rec. iCed 60 al Atr.~s
W klNG-Bl 4,N, " .ton, Conn.
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- ise East 3CTH-ST., between it and ID
sbfs1 sves first acrr front Tco,t respoefa,le seo'th
Pofoslif wishes young child 10 .ke re al az her
honsc chilli bring up oa tie bottle terms reaso-abe'
clia,fre nee
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NNAITER and USEFUL.-An ENGLISH PI

W young would ike place az walter IN n
private family hotel restaurant under 1nis his business
furnish good reference Apply al ODELS
AGENCY, 100 est o4tl- IT. corner broadway.
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is established, these mysteries sub
served the cause of industry, law and
religion, and had the sanction and sup
port of philosophers, poets and priests.
Pericles, at great expense, rebuilt the
temple OF Ceremony, OF purest Pentelic
marble.
1t is believed that the Patrons of Hus-
bandry will accomplish much good, and
Agriculture as in the olden time, be the
true source of wealth I would say
something of the sumptuous dinner
served on this occasion, but Mr.. Fig
uers was present and - well, he
might "best" me at the board, just AS he
did you Columbians at the Spelling
match. With such a bill of fare, !
should favor extending the thno to
nine days. Not the least attractive fea-
ture of the feast was the presence OF
many beautiful young ladies. So said
the young gentlemen, and if any incOr-
rigible old bachelor held an opinion
to contrary he showed discretion by
silence.
Hoping that you have had moro sues
cess in your angling, than those who
have been trying it by moonlight,
l remain, respectfully,
MRS. SUE +. MOONEY.
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Spring Hill, have been getting their seed
corn from Thos. Craig, of this place BE
has very fine corn.
The past week has been very busy
one for the farmers. The weather his s
been unusually cold for the time of year.
There has been as cold weather before in
April, but few persons, however, saw so
much of it together. The fruit is about
all killed, early wheat is injured, alden
vegetables are all killed. There were
several heavy frosts and good deal of
ice the past week. On Friday night, the
10th inst, some time in the night, the
wind rose very suddenly, and blew almost
hurricane for about half an hour and
then ceased as suddenly as it commenced.
Sound sleepers did not hear this.
The Rev. Mr.. Ussery preached at Ev-
ergreen last Sunday. This was bis first
sermon in this community. He made a
good impression.
The Evergreen folks have built very
nice fence around their church and put
up good DISQUALIFICATION things very
1uch needed.
see, Mr Editor, you have lost your
surviving partner. You now have no one
to sympathize with you in your trials and
troubles incident to publishing a paper
In order to remidy this evil, you ought
to form co-partnership with one of the
fair sex, who would traverse the journey |
Of life with you, making its rouge places
smooth and pleasant.
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appropriate remarks for the distinguishes
honor conferred on him and assured tn
order that so long as life lasted he woulC
be found ready at all times to stand il
| the front ranks and battle with th,
'Giant Evil"
The following named gentlemen were
| chosen as orators to address the conven
ton assembled at Fides Lodge on the
Dist, of May. Rev. FL. A. Jones, j. Lee
Bullock Esq, A. e. Brown Esq. Robt.
NJ. Mckay Esq, Rev. X. Hull and Messar
Vestal. Esq.
Good of the order" having been
reached by the w. C. T.; it was respond
ed 10 by several members OF the cOnven-
ton is very forcible and earnest speeches.
The remarks on the occasion will be
long remember ed by those present in the
convention, as having shown the spirit
and determination with which gallant
few" have enlisted chief among the
speakers on the occasion, Mrs. Emma
Joyce wife of DR.. W. W. Joyce. To say
that that lady did credit to herself simply,
would be doing injustice to her effort and
failing to mete out the well merited
praise it deserves. Her style and man
ner of address is both elegant and i'm
pressing. while her language is clothed
with beauty of diction and an elo-
quence of expression rarely to be found
with female speakers. Truly indeed
does she impress those who hear her with
the fact that she is true woman in the
truest sense of the term. If all women
were such wives as Mrs. Joyce, wives
who are not too proud to accompany
their husband to lodge of Good Temp
Iars then your dirty grog shops and ten
cents groceries ION the corner would be |
cleaned" and the "genteel gentlemen"
who deals out the poisonous stuff
would be compelled to seek a livelihood
1t some other calling or go to Kansas.
Much good has been done by the conven-
ion assembled to-day, and it is earnestly
lesired that on the 2lst of May,
very lodge in the county will be fully
nd ably represented There is a great
work. before us, much good can be ac-
yet, and by unity and harmo-
y ofaction telling inroads can bs made
pom intemperance and the fell destroy
+ driven from our land. Let US bear in
hind that to be up and doing" is the
ey-pOtc to success
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COLUMBIA.

The scorers were Messrs j. 2. and F.
w. Mitchell. After the game was called,
a nice bat was presented to the winning
nine by Mr.. Walker Green in the name
of Mr.. Dave Goad. Mr. Green made a
pretty and appropriate speech, which
was answered by DIR. Robert Pillow as
acting Captain. Captain Armstrong
then presented the ball to the victors,
and his nine gave three cheers for Co
lumbia, which was answered by the CO.
lumbia Kangsroos. Both clubs then
cheered the impartial Umpire, and the
ladies. Many, very many, thanks are
due the good people of Culleoka, for
thoir hospitality and exceeding kind
ness to us. After supper we all met at
the hotel, where we found an old colored
"gemman" with his fiddle. The din-
ing room was soon cleared, and dance
commenced, which lasted until the old
iron horse came putting in to remind US
that the parting hour had come. With
many regrets we babe them farewell,
but long will we remember that happy
day spent st Culleoka, and look forward
with pleasure to the day when we can
make some return. w.
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What hast thou done with thy watch
William? Why do you wish to create 9
Web>stir when fiys and spiders are SC
scarce? Thee shouldn't ought to do these
things.
The "KsngaroOs" of this place receiv,
ed challenge from the "Stonewail, -
OF Nashville, yesterday. Play with 'em,
"Kangaroos," if they are professionals
Never refuse a challenge. If they beat
you, why try 'em again.
Mr.. A J. McKimmon borrowed from
Col. Keesee his fine mare to enter in
trotting race at Nashville on Thursday
last. There were five entries and all
started, but Diana won in three straight
heats with ease.
Miss Matilda House, who was for
some time a student at the Institute
here, took the price as best speller in the
public contest at Franklin, this week.
She is quite young, and her proficiency
speaks we'll for her educators.
After the 10Th of this month, w. o
Gordon, under the recent act ofthe Leg
islature, will discharge all the duties
encumbent on the Quorum
Court. Our public affairs are in the
hands OF clear headed and energetic |
business man.
City Marshal White arrested George |
Little, col, yesterday, on States War,
rant, charged with the robbery of the
person Of Jerry Johnson, col, George
was tried before Justice Guest, who
committed him to Jail. Mr.. John
1ockridge testified that he paid Jerry
i've dollars, and George walked up to
him and took it out of his pocket
President Keesee gave g. splendid
Fish Fry" at the Fair Ground last
saturday, to the Trotting Association,
directors of the Agricultural Society,
nd other gentlemen. The fish were
ought of Daniel j. Estes, who caught
hem in his trap. Gov. John G. Brown,
Ion. w. G. Whitthorne, Hon John
7. Wright, Gen. NJ. J. Wright, and
Their distinguished men were there.
'he:day passed very pleasantly.
We are glad to learn that Captain Jas.
.ndrsws is going to locate permanently
4 Pulaski. He goes into the we'll,
nOwn firm of Flautt, Martin d Co.,
nd into line of business which he
MISUNDERSTANDING been
iucated from early youth to the hard
are business. He will prove an acqui-
ton to Pulaski, and especially to the
Duse and business of Messrs. Flautt, q
[arLin e. Co - PULASKI Ctzcu, >
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-04-23

On last Saturday the 18th, the Kanga-
roo Base Ball Club, of this place, went
down to CuIleoka to play match game.
They were accompanied by about fifty
persons from this place, and among the
| number ten or fifteen ladies. They
were received at the Station by the Gull
leoka Club, and escorted to the grounds,
where the good people of Culleoka had
assembled to witness the game. About
one O'Clock we were invited to dinner.
Ye gods! what feast was there! Ham,
chickens, turkey-everything one could
desire. Why try to describe it? They
could see our appreciation OF it by the
length of time devoted 70 the table.
Shall we ever forget the kindness and
consideration shown us on this memoir
able 18th? After dinner, Captains Arm
strong and Wilson cast the bat for the
field, which was won by the latter. He
then placed his men in position, and our
gentlemanly Umpire, Mr.. Russ An~
drews, called "play," and the game COM
menced, and with it excitement. The
day was very cold and windy, and there
fore very disagreeable. The ball could
not be thrown with any accuracy. On
the third inning Captain Wilson was dis |
abled and had to bring in his substitute,
Mr.. D. Vaughan. We will not attempt |
to give the game in detail, but will give |
the runs, outs and fly balls caught: