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SERENApE TO GEN. BARTLETT.-A large
nu,nher of .ex-Confederate officers serenaded
Cen. w. F. Bartlett, formerly of Massachusetts,
at his residence in Richmond, Va, where be
bas been living for the past few years. The
serenade took place on Wednesday night last,
and was intended as an acknowledgment of
Ahanks for his speech at the Lexington centen-
Mol celebration. Gen. Bradley T. johnson, on
hehalf of the Confederates, addressed Gen.
Rartlett il complimentary terms, and expressed
much pleasure and qualification at his manly
and courageous speech on the above-mentloned
occasion, Gen. Bartlett responded substantial
" in the following words: While l aPpre-
ciate deeply this mark of your esteem and ap'
nroyal. I cannot allow you to give me undue
credit cannot allow you to suppose that 1t
required any courage to tell the audience at
Lexington the truth that came to my lips.
Had It been my lot to tell them unpleasanS
truths that I might mar their Joy or excite
their indignation had been forced to admit
that the war was not yet over; that Northern
man could not live peaceably at the South, and
he trne to his connections; that the men of the
South having appealed to the dread arbitration
of the sword had, regardless of honor, refused
to abide by its stern decree, then grant you
INV talk would have been heavy. My courage
zvould have been tested. But, sir, the truths
that 7 uttered were the most welcome tidings
ahey received on that day ofjubilee, and what
uo,; now approve and confirm, has already been
gyoost heartily endorsed by the people and press
of the North. I only spoke the hopes and feel
mos of INV people. The chord of love and har-
roSnv was there, ard only waited for the touch.
The chief defect in the great fabric of our
Union which, while it existed, rendered per
feet harmony of interests impossible, has been
rndely swept away, leaving structure more
oermanent, more full of glorious possibilities
than our fathers dared to hope for 10 ce-
,nent this new Union on sounder foundation,
ana avail ourselves of the promises of the fr-
tnre is a solemn task we'll fitted to these CEN
tennial wears. AS soldiers who fought the bat
tie ont in good faith, you can WELD the strong,
est influence for peace and right. Your worst
enemies at the South are the few men here, and
those who talk more bravely than they fought,
and it is the same at the North, bus the people
there are tired of these politicians whose voice
is still for war; are fast replacing them by
men of less selfish purposes, whose views are
bounded by no narrow lines of State or sectlon
or party but who desire justice and prosperity
for all. The war through which we passed de'
voloped and proved on both sides the noble
Qualities of American manhood. 1t has lett to
No soldiers once foes, now friends, O memory ol
hard fought fields, of fearful sacrifices, of heroic
valor. and has taught lesson to be transmitted
tn onr children that divided we were terrible
"nited we are forever invincible. General
bartlett was frequently interrupted by hearty
applause.
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NDER,SON COUNTY.

By ". ". Humphrcys, Esq., Probate J"dge
WHEREAS. Cudio Thompson made suit to
mo to grant him Letters of Administration on
the Estate and effects Of Joseph Stovall, de-
Thnse arc therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said Joseph Stoval, deceased, that they be
hn held at Anderson Court House, on Fri
dav Nth ,lav of May next, after publication
h"reor at II o'clock in tho forenoon. to shew
ca1,sc. if any they have, why the said Admins
tr,tion should not he granted
Given under my hand, this 9th day Of April,
A. ID. 1879
w. w. HUMPHREYS.
Judge of Probate.
ISTS
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Fresh Stock of Millinery

NMISS DELLA KEYS begs to inform her
lVA friends and the ladies generally that she
has lately received choice and and beautiful
selection of HATS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
&C., and will constantly make additions there
to, which are offered at small profits to cash
customers. All orders for Dress Making, Ell
ther for ladies or children, will be promptly
executed in the latest styles. Entrance next
door to Maj. B. F. Whitner's office, on Brick
Range Stamping done as usual
MISS DELLA KEYS,
Upstairs, No. Brick Range.
April %, 1875 40 Sm
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,,EsAIDlBs' SroRB
ANDERSON, S. c..
SPRING STYLES, 1875.

IAGAIN invite my friends and customers
to call and examine my large stock Of MILL
merry and DRESS GOODS, which 1 have
just received.
+ spent two weeks in the North, where l
posted myself in all the styles for the present
season.
NV DRESS MAKING DEPARTMENT is
complete, and I guarantee satisfaction in Ma
king and in the styles for Cutting and Fitting:
Ladies' and Children's HATS trimmed in
the most fashionable styles, and upon! the
shortest notice. Orders received by Railroad
will be filled, and goods sent by next train.
keep on hand a large stock of LADIES,
GLOVES and HOSIERY, young Ladies, and
Gents FANCY SASHES, BOWS and TIES.
T am still the agent for Madam Demorest's
Patterns for Ladies' and Children, and have
large stock on hand, which will he sent by
mail when ordered.
Special attention given to all the styles for
Party and Bridal Outfits. Attention also given
to dress for Funeral occasions and Burial Ser
vices.
Stamping for Braiding, Embroidery and
Fluting done upon short notice.
Now Goods received weekly.
thank my friends for their past patronage,
and most respectfully solicit continuance OF
the same.
MRS. C. G. PEGG.
Aprl g. 1873
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Notice of Final Settlement.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that
nhrevs Judge of Probate for Anderson Coun-
ty, on Thursday, the 10th day of June next
for Final Settlement of the Estate of Pene-
lope Nelson, deceased, and Final Discharge
therefron. -
THE STATE SAVINGS and
INSURANCE BANK of ANDERSON, S. G.,
Administrator.
Nav 6. 1875 ~ 8
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ESTATE NOTICE.

A LII persons having demands against the
arc requested to present them, duly proven, to
A. r.. ,rovlcs, Attorney for the undersigned !;
and such as arc indebted to the said Estate to
make Immediate payment to him.
s. a. BRONLES, EXecutri3.
Aprl %, 1915 Al )
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NOTICE
Nj BY

rs hereby given that application will be made
L thirty days after date to John w. Daniels,
Esq. Clerk of the Court for Anderson County,
for n Charter incorporating the Belton Baptist
Church, in accordance with the Act OF Assem-
bly, in such cases made and provided.
BY order Of the Church.
JAMES W. POORE,
Church Clerk.
April s, 1873 SO
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Notice to Contractors.

THE Contract for rebuilding the Bridge
across Little Six and Twenty Mile Creek, at
J. Baylis Smiths Mill, will be let to the lowest
bidder on the Sth of May next, at O'Clock
p. m.
Bond and security will be required, to insure
the completion of the work according to con-
tract.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
JOSHUA JAMISON,
County Commissioner.
April %, 1875 Al
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
May 6, 1875

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
By ": ". Humphreys, Esq, Probate Judge
WHEREAS, E. T. Cooley made suit to
me to grant him Letters OF Administration
on the Estate and effects of Thomas Bowen,
deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors OF the
said Thomas Bowen, deceased, that they be
and appear before me in the Court of Probate,
to be held at Anderson G. H., on Friday,
the 14th day of May, 1876, after publication,
hereof, at ii o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause, if any they have, why the said Admins
tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this Oath day of
April, Ammo Domini 1875. S75.
w. w. HUMPHREYS,
Judge of Probate.
May 6, 1876 AZ Z"
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GENERAL assortment of DRY GOODS
VI which will be sold low for cash.
w. S. SHARPE.
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DIR. M. L. SHARPE

OFFERS his Professional Services to the
citizens of Anderson and vicinity.
Orr1cE-Above the Drug Store of Wilhite &
Williams.
Feb Is, 1875 81
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Groceries and Provisions.

WE Keep full line of Groceries and Provls-
ions, viz:
Bacon, Fine Hams,
Extra Family Flour, in /, /, barrel sacks,
Lard, Mackcrel, Salt,
Extra G, Granulated and Crushed Sugar,
N. O., Muscovado and Porto Rico Molasses,
Rio and Java Coffee,
Gun Powder, Young Tyson & Oolong Tea,
Fancy Groceries, &c, for sale low by
TOWERS e BROYLES.
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Notice of Final Settlement.
THE undersigned hereby gives notice that
he will makes application to w. w. Humphreys,
Judge of Probate for Anderson County, on on
nal settlement of the Estate of Benjamin Gas
saway, decd, and Final Discharge therefrom.
JAMES S. GASSAWAY,
Administrator with Will annexed.
May 6, 1875 AZ
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Comparative Rainfall during the hrSt four
Months of the past three Years.
From JAM to March 81, 1873, 1874 1nches.
During April, l.oz
Total, 1'.41
8
From Jan. l to March 81, 1874, 12.S6
During April, o'lo
Total, 2l.o4
From Jan. to March 81, 1875, 1877
During April, 3.6
Total, Z2S1
S. LANDER.
W31Iiaaeston Female College.
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DISSOLUTION.
N1EE firm of W. H. Williford e. Co. was dis
solved by mutual consent on the 9Th day
of February last. Those indebted will make
payment to W. H. Williford, who is authorized
to settle the business of the late frm:
W. H. WILLIFORD,
J. M. CHAMBLEE,
L, o. WILLIFORD.
May 6, 1875 ~ L"
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GPLENDID assortment of Mems, SHOES
y and BOOTS. Also, Boys Shoes e. Boots,
Ladies' Shoes, and Childrens' Shoes and Boots,
cheap for cash. w. S. SHARPE.
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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- IN
ty, on Tuesday, the Sth OF June next, 1or
q Final Settlement of the Estate of Joseph
B. Palmer, deceased, and Final Discharge
therefrom.
MAY 6, 1875 AZ
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A LARGE Stock of Saddles, Riding and
N Blind Brides and Saddle Lays, for sale
cheap for cash. w. S. SHARPE.
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A LSO, fine assortment of everything in the
IN line Of GROCERIES,, for sale cheap for
cash, by w. 5. SHARPE.
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OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Jan 7, 1875

Nov 10, ISL
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F1NE stock of HATS, for men, boys and
Il children, cheap for cash.
w. S. SHARPE.
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1SO LBS. Extra Fine Gunpowder, and
L OO Hyson and Black Tea, for sale cheap
for cash, by w. 5. SHARPE
, 1875-06-15
NOTES AND NEWS.
All r. - ~

Special Dispateh 10 Tile Chfeaao 7.ri1une.
WASHINGTON, D. e., June 1i.-Gcn. Grlstow is
r. nrtch uccnpiest With tho work. Of tAo Chicago
CuatoIn-Houao Commission and tho reorGaniza-
ton ot tho Ttcheury i,cldent 10 tho Kellogg bill,
r1! takcs effect July l. that ilo slns becn COM
rslI.d 10 decline tho Invitation to visit t1s Dos.
ten Centennial.
Tho Altosney.Genora} did not find tImo to
g.yo m oplnlon M to tho da1naSe-al1owsnco Do
ctalon before again leaving for New York, 30
that tho 1ong.ozpccscd decision will doubtless he
acnyod for ten days. Dir. picrropont left for
New York Tonight, to to absent wcok At loast.
TIE SUSPICIOUS YACHT.
Tho british yacht seized in Nav York iB to DO
Folcpsed, nfter 4 cnteful examination. Iho Gov
erllmot has become satBtiod tllat tho Octayia ia
British ressol, aud that rho Inns Y!olatol l,o
neutrality laws OF tho UDtted Htatcs. Sho will
speedily receive hor clearance papers. Hl.oud
ete eventually land my arms and munitions OF
@ar In Cnbu for tho mo of tho ratriots, 1t
Ia tnoat probable tint nho will Involve tho nrit-
ish 0ovarnment Il, n 1reAt tlunl oi trouble with
Epatn. hut IN leaving the port Of New York, lGl-
dor the psoseut circumstances, BhD cannot, II III
believed, causo any difficulty betwoan SPUN and
Tho United 6tateB. It IL understood that tho
Laura Pride, nnothor British yoBHel, had sailed
for Port AL rrinca with M armament for tho
uctayia, and b B.sl-loat capable Of carrying
tho armament through atly srrf around Cuba.
, 1875-06-15

~. "ohoFt"' b3 Ho uoluEs Q1 was HH1clng En1
Aid. Weodman mas At first Oppose / to tho df.
ainantot bue. ~ Judge Diokoy hatl g1vc'' hls
city, Ae. should vote for II.
Adj Catnpbctl-Dld ynu not have an onuon
from tho han,o legni mini relatlye to certain
injunction. and yet It lid moi ptoycnt yo,i from
hrtItT m for contempt?
AID. Nooanan--1 llopo tho Alderman Is mol
beginning 70 weaken. LauEiter.] 81. =
Aid. Quirk Ao1,od. lha Eiotiuu to pontF,nno
"onld prevail. Precipitation would do thesn I'm
Eoot. Lilo should ltka to hays positive asstlranco
tlsat They sTcro tho eAnlo contractors.
AID. Scllaftncr undertook to say TINT tho con-
tractora would not bid again.
>, AID. l!Ichardson called fot Tho psoYioud 1ucs-
tton. wl,fcl, MAS ordered.
Tho Chatr fUrgut TO put AID. Qu!tl'a n,nent1-
mont, and Tho vote wRs taken, tleu.ttorskanl.
ingfy, un tho passage OF sllo ordinance, wltol,
MAS declared carried by tho following vote.
1taz- Fniey, tsicii.rdenr, Warren, Cullettou, Nc.
GLORY, lEllreth. Bailey, Wlircn. W0o1lau Clark of
tho TENTH, WhItc,t Iundsrspn, 1te,th. tlirk lick.
nardt sto1t. Mahr, tengacllrr. BehaNneF, Murphy,
Iweeoy ISx9y. Lynch 'oAe'' oorcosau' sir. r1c"dens
:, .s.ys-tit,geralA. cocr. s,ono Of the Fourth,
ssnis wa.efinsa' Campbell case Cleveland, issan' pekln'
Aid. Quirk raid ttcro was 4 mfstakc, uia
hMen.sH,nnt had nat beon pui.
Tho Chair did uot hear tito amendment soc-
onttoi.
Tho amendment waa then allowed 10 tlsop,
on motion Ut AID. Campbell. tho Council ad-
joH1nod to meet for the consideration Ut tho
appropriation bill at o'clock this Afternoon. -
, 1875-06-15

Gasa on aand d..-...".s........".s. 5.07a.G1
lselnttyo to tho matter Of contracting for fur
n!sh!ng stcau1-tlttiogs for tic Insane Asylum,
tiyo bids had BEEN received, although iono had
boon advertised for.
Comm!ssiooor Schmidt movod to roject tho
bids, aud to adycttsc for now oneB. Ha thought
bettcr terms might be inado. Carried.
forthwth 10 shst thoy might DO oponed by ths H.,
Board at tho mccttng noxt Monday.
rEnIoLAT's D1Ds.
Tho roBolutton introduced bY Comn1tsa[onor
coug a. tho laet rogular u,eoting calling for The
rejection Of bids for county supplies, having
reference to tl,e furnishing OF beds, bedding,
etc., for tho County Hospital aud Insane Apyiuli1
was tAkon from tho tabe.
Commissioner Clough thought that tho roso-
nev hospital had not yot boen lhid, nor had tie i
Dosrd discovered whothss the furniture now III
possession Of tho county could b8 utilized.
Any way. thero need 10 no hurry about contract
inE for something 40 far ahead.
Il f0w other Commissioner tuck hand in.
and tue resolution Was put and loas, which ended
tllo mRtter.
s1HxuuRE.
Bono Normal School bills wero submitted,
1'nog 11'mong them then orc fur paying tho engineer,
Cointn!salouer Holden hoard that MuIrbnad
hold several paying oiiicea in the Town of Lake,
and that lila engineer Job At the Normal Bchoot
waa, in point Of fact, snconse.' Yet Ms. Muir
hend received 9 salary Of 81 800 which Wan, Mr.
Holden thought rathot o1travagant.
Oonmisaioaor O1awford-OG, Af,iithead is
like good many other officials, he'It take Ill ho
| can get.
Tho bllls wero orlorod ra!a.
HnANn JUnoRA.
Tho matter Of selecting Grand Jury for tho
Jnly tertn Of tho Criminal Court waH thon taken
from, the table, and reaultsd A. follows ]. L.
uaer, pater schuttler, D. Kyle, Ffod Gsanton,
IoBGph Walker, Edward 1IATkits Charles Dsi-
, 1875-06-15
THE KING OF SWEDEN.

nEat11, ~. 29.-A grand Earaifo Of troops
waB held t,-day III honor OF tue King Of Sweden
In tho Tompolhofcr Field. Tho woatlier WAS
magnificent, anu tho roriow was most brilliant.
At quarter to II o'clock, King Oscar, accom-
pAnod by tho Euper or, drove to The fold, wl1oyo
tho monarcls wero received by Field-sle:1.aia
tho Grown Prince, Trinco Frederick Charles,
Counts yon Wrangcl hud Won StantouHcl, and
also by tho foreign military attacl.cs and tuany
othos foreign officers. Gu nrryal thelr alesties
mounted thair chargers. Tho Qucon OF 6Wclon,
accompanied by tho Crown IrlMcess, na1t ar
rived Oh tho fold In m open catrage drawn
by ak horses, tho Royal Ir!nccHscs md the
membera Of tho suito following III car.
riages drawn by four hortca. Immediate
ly aftor their arrival tho parade commenced.
Their Mh]ossics paBEod along tho fruut of tho
troops, which Wcro drawn UP in threo lincs and
comprised tho infautry, cavalry, and nrtilery
Regiments in garrison At porl!n, also battalion
OF El,nfpstl00tcra aud y "Ea!lEay" battalion. AZ
well rs tho ofl1cotB Of tho General S.aiI, tho
whole forco numbering about 1900 .ncn. At
tho termination OF the royiow the tloopa march.
el past.
lhcro WAS n grand performance Of Tann-
hauser" at the Opera this 6yel,i,,B tu hunor Of
tho Witt Of tho King mud Queon OF Sweden, and
avery aens wan tal:cn. Almost gil tho occupants
wero ilIloI with ladies', a:,t! tho uo1t with tito
functlonarios, mud military mon. All
tito Ministers, cxcapt Prince Bismarck and
Go,lnt EntcnhurE, were present. III we're nlao tho
Presidents of tho two iIousoB OF tho rruBsian
Diet AZ tho commencement OF tile overture
tho Emperor William led In u,o Qnoon Of s;nadet,,
hnd King Oscar accompanied thu Grown Princess
OF Germany to tho front Of tho Court box.
All rroseut tLessnpon roso to their foot
AMI bowed to tho hoyal Quests, who
expressed to thoao aroi,ntl, them their
qualification at tho reception accorded
to t'lom. During tito first act tho Imperial and
lloyal porsonngos rnmnIued in tho principat
Court box. 1otirins during tho subsequent nets
to tho ni'to box. The Queen Of Sweden aud tho
aurinY thu second act, but King Oscar, tho En-
per0r William, the Imperial Crown Prince, md
prineo Frederick Charles femuinod till tho sua
OF tho opefa,
, 1875-06-15


Special Asnaich to Tbs caicago 7ribuns.
spAtNdrIELu, H.. Jrno 1l.-A cunynutfon Of
eclectic physcianu OF this HtAto mot hcro tu-!ay.
Tho Convention wuB called to order at 10 =. III.
by Or. ". ". 1lonter, who delivered h!a ut,n,.al
addtoss Oh tho growth a!ld s1.ceoHs Of tho eoiec-
tlo syHtom Of practice. About TOO members OF
tho 1rofeaEion arc now engaged iii tho PRACTICE
III this State.
Al Tho afternoon BcBslon number OF phys-
clanH OF the State wcro admitted to membership.
and others from other stAtcs were made houor-
asy ment.:rs. :, A.AoMg those wero prs. D. J.
STOW, OF Now fuFk II. NJ. pranttss, Missouri;
William auto md j. l.. ali!lLurk. Ohlo.
Or. II. W0EaInoth. Of thtA city, delivered tile
address Of Woconp, which was Responded u very
happily By D. y. 1}el.iIutt, of LItcldo!d.
pfof. Fiol.lH. Ut vt. Louis. waH cnlle1 upon aud
Responded, ~ Ao said, only with word ii cheer
10 those who we1o engaged III tbs huuls cauao Ut
heAling humanity.
which consisted of tho roport Of thu Soera.aty
and IrehBuror. Tie latter slated tho recuipEH Ut
the yehr to DO eG7.GU. aud t4s Expenditures
tta.15 halaico GU llanI $2.h5.
Iha following easaya Wero read Dy Dr.. Btot-
<aAla, ol Ltch!lp!l, on llAcases OF tho bowels
knd cloleta lnfRntn'n; Ly Ur. ". II. Davis, VI
hprtnBlo@d. GU hl'4c.Iia medication ~ practiccH
by eSlcctcs. The uoctos said tho ,ocrulio
nehoo! M Wa9 M ~ American mud donocsatc itsslitu-
tiou. W prrf. Matrill, Of tho 1T. Louis Ame.i-
eau College, on tho nomenclature Of eclectic
medicines, by Ds. q. II. Duss, Ut Man
chustet. On ea''co. and ita tteatu,ant fol-
loved " Dr. J.. y WnshSuln. Of Jessoyyio, Ut,
tho satae subject. h,tH clslu,ed That cancor
Eropesly ttaated, though 1t miglls IL, coua.itl,.
tional or local. 'coutd 10 curell. uy prof, Iunt.
Of ht. Louis, on tho radical euro Vt rup,uFo of
tot. Il. i. l}cunrt.. Of Nov York, submitted o. o..
saya OIL Eleeic!sm, which Toro rstery1 without
ruadi4Y.
A. tho evening session Of tho Elec:io rbysl-
, 1875-06-15

spstta! nis,safeh ts 1Hs CAtrago Tribune.
St. LOUIS, Juno A.-At ~ u. to-day Henator
prics onte1od Tho Timer onioo and took
possession Of The entlro management, conferred
upon him by vota OF tho Directory, Charles A.
Hhntz Autl i. MoIIcnry having voted to ra1uoyo
MF, HHtclinB and place Sir. pfico la control 4
contract was signed this morrinx by Charles A.
MAut1 and L. Aslionty, giving full authority to
Company.
S,,eetdi D'syasch 10 7,hs EAttapo Tribune.
lHpiAhApolls, juns 14.-1neru A1e rut,,ors Of
probable ohanga in The Sensi~4 otftoo. Mr.
Allsaon, Of s4eueenvila, has been iu tho city To-
Tho annual election Ut stockholders OF The
, 1875-06-15


Tho Leuaat Herald of tho 18th OF May saya
TINT tho oAtthaaakos in yarioua parts OF Asla
Minor on tho I'd. Ath, mud 9th OF May were moro
severely fatal than the accounts hitherto recolvod
Justified 1t In sappossng. " According to tho
uro'lssa official journal, aida tho leuans Ierdaa
tic destruction OF lifo md property In Bon,o OF
tho inland divisions Of that province waa conHid-
osablo. lilo ylago Of shoihlt, III tho district If
knfa-ilisAa,, had. out OF 3U AouHcY. zoo leyele,l
to become ,uiuhab,tablc. Thirty.ono posaons
wcro killed. outright iu tllts ylaGo. and Heye.,-
toon moro or lcHb injured. At Tctoril 213
dwellings, were destroyed out Of 500; $50 pooflo
not mentioned hY tho Turkish Journal, suffered
IN proportion. Tho Town Of kuial.a was sryrru-
" visited, but, lapp!y. thu earthquake wns there
not accompanied by any loss of life. Tho tota!
where tha shocks proved destructive il not yos
officially lnoWu."
, 1875-06-15
BELGIUM,

THg TROUBLES OF RELIGIOUS pEocEsefoxs.
1lRussE1+s, May 3p.-A religious procession
left Brussels to.tlay. eyoortol M usual. by 0
detachment Of troops. Tho streets through
which 1t pussod wero greatly crowded, aud d
alight attompt was made to breNk through II.
This was however, Immediately frustrated by
tho cavalry.
tinESsi May 3o.-A religious procession left
ono Of tho churches here tu.day, aid WAS received
with hsses by dense crowd assembled on ita
passRgo. Some scuttiog atso occurred at QUO or
two roiuts.
ASrwEnp, MAY 3o.-An immense crowd aa-
scnhlca to-day on the pnBsage Of n religious
procession whtcl lcfs ono Of the churches. The
police. l,o@oyor, kept tho way clear and 10 dis
tnrbaucs o.. cred,
, 1875-06-15

"A MINNEAPOLIS FAILURE.
Srseidl Dispafeh to The CAtcago Irsbuns.
MINNEAPOLIS, hlnn., June l4.-W. 4, Judd, Of
thfa ctY, ada an assignment Ia his creditors to-
day. A'ts liabilities consist largely Of negotiable
paper well indo1aod, aud amount 10 s225, 900,
Ills Aasoss arc e2l, 600 IL. The Asaisueoa oAoseu
are Capt John Martin and ". ". Eastman. 4
largo proportion Of tho money which Alr. Judd
oaes IL Ia this city, str. Judd haa boea t,ar.
uf&csurin9 about 2o, ,0o0, 900 fcet Of lumber per
possible to l.oep ", his credit. Ills workipgmcn
have bean Anid ID full, and no hopea 10 couticue
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