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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-09-23

Familiar faces are always gladly hailed
among us. This is certainly fact regard
ing MI. P. P. Toalc's advertisement which
appears in another column. We can safely
say that Mr.. Toale is the champion manu-
facturer of doors, sash and blinds, to which
he adds large list of requisites for the conf
pletion of any building. To the needy we
say ''send for his prices
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

At an election held in Williamson on
Monday, 18th inst, for Intendant and War
dens to serve the ensuing year, the following
gentlemen were duly elected: w. A. Ste
phens, Intendant; J. D. Johnson, A. J..
Bradley, w. w. Holder and James H.
Gaines, Wardens.
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HYMENEAL.

MARRIED, on the 18th inst, at the resi-
dencc of the brides father, by the Rev. ]. II.
Gilmore Mr.. J. REESE FAINT, Of Andcr-
SON, S. c., and Miss JULIA A. NARA
MORE. of Rochester, n. Y.
Married, on the 10th inst, by Rev. Wilson
Ashley, at his residence, Mr.. Jesse Kay and
Miss Joe Williams, all of Anderson County.
This was the five hundredth couple married
by this clergyman, according to an account
kept by himself.
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THE.
State Grange Fertilizer
Aud ..TuE GILMAN

Two first class, pure bone, ammonia
ted Fertilizers, for sale Ivy ". JEN nj Nt'S
& son AMI J. ID. AllirN, Agents. Char
lesion, :. c. The highest testimonials
can he given. Please .rn,l turcrrrlar.
Srnl q lNII ON
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SKERIFF'S SALE.
BY JAMES II. MCCONNELL, Auctioncer,

y
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
II, the Court Of Probate.
Lutcn G.. Braddy, Guadian al Item, Pc
titioncr, VS.. Galatine Shcarer, John w.
Shearcr, ct al, Detcndants.-Ietition to
Partition the Real Estate Of A11rew
JMc0reF deceaSed.
DY virtue of all order from W. w.
ID Humphreys, Judge of Probate for
Anderson County, S. c., to me directed, L
will expose to sale on the FIRST MON
DAY in OCTOBER next, at Andcr-
sol G. H.,
TRACT NO. .,
Containing SO? acres, situate in Ander-
son County, on waters Of Mountain
Creok, bounded on the North by Tract
No. i, or Home Place; on tho West by
DR.. NJ. G. Parker, on the South by Rob-
ert Cunningham, and on the East by
H. b. Major.
TRACT no. 8,
Containing 155 acres, bounded on the
North by 4. S. McClinton, OH tho East
by Robert Cunningham and II. B. Ma
j0r, and on the west by Robert Carter,
known as the Moses Little place.
TERMS OF LE--One-t third cash
the remaining two-thirds on credit of
twelve months, to be secured with bond
and approved sureties, together with n
mortgage of tho promises. Purchaser to
pay extra for all necessary papers.
WM. UcGUkIN, Sheriff.
Sent Z 1873 S
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
y J. II. MCCONNELL, Auctioncor

BY ]. II. MCCONNELL, Auctionoor.
DY virtuo an Execution to mo di-
ID rected, I will expose to sale on the
First Monday in October next, ut Andcr-
son Court House, the following
TRACT OF LAND,
Containing a5 acres, moro or loss, situate
in Anderson County, bounded by lands
of Joel Ellison, John Siddle, Mary
Garnet and others, levied on rs the
property of Franklin Wynnc, at the suit
of McDavid u Duncan, Us. Franklin
Wynne.
Terms Cash-purchaser to pay extra
for all necessary papers.
WNl. MCGUKIN,
Sheriff.
Sep. ], 1876. s
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Notice of Dissolution.

NTIE undersigned having by mutual
consent dissolved copartnership ON
August the 10th, 1873, would respectfully
inform their customers that all notes and
accounts arc i'm the hands of 5. j. Gaines
for collection.
GAINES IL FARMER.
Sept -, 1915
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

RY j. Ii. MCCONNELL, Auctioncor.
DY virtue of an Execution to me di-
- rected, will expose to sale on tine
FIRST Monday in October next, Mt Ander-
son Court House, all Of tho Defendant $
undivided interest i'll
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
Containing 1900 acres, more or less, sitn.
ate about five miles West of Anderson
c. H., bounded by lands Of Joseph Pre-
yost, Edward Davis, j. IL. Chamblcc
and others, levied on as the property of
Il. NJ. Taylor ut the suit OF G. y. Roed
and others VS.. l.. NJ. Taylor.
Terms Cash-purchascr to pay extra
for all necessary papers.
WM. McGuKIN, Sheriff.
Sent Z. 1875
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that application will
Inc made to the next Legislature for
to the Charter of tho Village
of Pcndlcton.
JAMES HUNTER, Intcndant.
Sept l6, 1870 I'm
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AUGUST FLOWER.

The most miserable beings in the world
are those suffering from Dyspepsiaand Liver
Complaint.
More than scventy-fvc per cent of the
people in the United States are afflicted with
these two diseases and there effect; such as
sour stomach, sick headache, habtual cos
tivencss, impure blood, heartburn, water
brash, gnawing and burning pains ut the
pit of the stomach, yellow skin, coated
tongue and disagrceablc taste in the mouth,
coming up of the food after eating, low
spirits, &c. Go to the Drug Store of VIII
LIITE d. WILLIAMS and get IS cent bot
tie, or sample bottle for 10 cents. Try it..
10 1y.
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GINNING NOTICE.

TAVING had our Gins and machine
III ry overhauled, also many improve
mcnts made in our ginning arrange
mcnts, we are are now better than ever
prepared to accommodate our customers,
guaranteeing them turnout and Il sam
pie equal, if not better, than any other
Gin. Besides, having in connection with
Mr.. J. w. Keys started Steam Gin
two miles from town, we will not be so
crowded as heretofore, and consequently
will not keep our customers waiting.
Bring OH your Cotton, have it ginncd,
sold, and your seed back homo the same
day.
OSBORNE tE McCULLY.
Sept Is, 1875 I'm
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Renters Wanted |!

body of good Cotton and
ii Corn lands, more than | can cult
vate myself, 1 will rent small farms to
good farmers on favorable terms. My
lands lie on the Bruce's Ford Road, four
miles from Pcndloton, and on Eighteen
Mile Creek.
JOHN B. ADGER, JR.
Rivoli Plantation, Anderson Co.,
September 1G, 1873. 81
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY J. II. MCCONNELL, Auctioneer.
DY virtue Of an Execution to me di-
ID rectcd, will expose to sale on the
First Monday in October next, at Ander-
son Court House, the following
TRACT OF LAND,
Containing 96 acres, moro or less, situate
in Anderson County, on waters of Buck
horn creek, bounded by lands OF George
Ashley, Capt. James Adams and others,
levied on as the property Of Edward
Ashley, al the suit Of X. y. Wright and
others, as. Edward Ashley.
Terms Casli-purchaser to pay extra
for all necessary papers.
WM. McGUKIN,
Sheriff.
Sep. :, 1875. s
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Sherif's Sale.
BY J. Il. MCCONNELL, Auctionee

BY J. Il. MCCONNELL, Auctioneer.
DY virtuo of an Execution to me di-
ID rectcd, will expose to sale on the
First Monday in October next, at An
derson Court House, the following
TRACT OF LAND,
Containing 10 acres, moro or less, situate
in Anderson County, near the town of
Belton, bounded by lands of w. l.. Davis,
w. L. Kay and w. w. McMahan, known
as part of tho Davis land, levied on as
the property of Geo. w. Hyde, at the
suit of Nimrod Donaldson Us. Geo. W.
Hyde and Jas. ii. Arnold.
Terms Cash-purcllaser to pay extra
for all necessary papers.
VIM. McGUkIN,
Sheriff.
Sep. 7, 1875.
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Saddles, Saddles,

NOR the cheapest and best Saddles, go
TO see GROiAN, upstairs over
Towers Il RroycS' store, Granite ROW,
Anderson, =. e..
n.1- Uon't Jo'yc' tic pif;cc!' "SA
National Republican., 1875-06-09

do NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
All iuStallments of tax
for curbing and paw
ing foOtwaY, on in
tsrest from August ,,
1870 ...-----.--.Sl17. %
Beginning for the first
part at the northeast
corner of said lot, run
ming thence west one
hundred and fifty feet
ten and One-haf inch
es, thence south forty
FIVE feet two inches.
thence east one hun
dred and fifty feet ten
and one half inches,
thence north fOrty-fivel
feet two inches TO the
place of beginning.
For the second part
beginning at the nOrth4
west corner of said lot.
running thence south
forty five feet two
inches, thence east
twenty feet seven inch
es, thence north forty
five feet two inches.
thence west twenty
feet seven inches to-
the place of begin
ming.
Lawson, Thomas. S.--..--..
Tax for the year ending
June 30, 1873. 81
Third and fourth install
nIents of tax for con
struciing sewer, on in
terrSt from November
:, 157O..-....-.....S5. 40
Tax for lighting I Ii t
street, levied 1862 and
l563 .--..--....-:.s3. Il
Beginning min c y-six
feet ten inches ca ST
from the northwest cor
ner If said lot, thence
running south fifty-ninel
feet and OLe-half inch.
thence east nine feet
two inches thence north
fifty-uiue feet and one
half inch. thence west
nine feet two inches tel
the place of beginning.
National Republican., 1875-06-09

33J y. naif OF
sub IL
W. off and imp
Ggj
W Of and imp
Cos
W offs and imp
695
National Republican., 1875-06-09

Tax for the year ending
June 80. le1J....-S3. s.
Law, Thomas .-.
Fourth inStallment of
tax for cuTbing and paw
ing fuotway on interest
from d { c e IL ber -
IS65 ..-.-.--.-...-S50.39
Beginning on south A
street Cne hundred ana
eighty-eigEt feet eight
inches west from the
southeast corner of said
square. thence west
forty feet. thence north
one hundred and fifteen
feet, thence east sixty
feet. thence south one
hundred and three feet
tn Guce west twenty
feet, thence SoUtL
twelve feet TO the be
ginning.
LiOvd. Thomas E......
All iustallments of tax
for curbing and paving
tOOtway, on interest
from August Il.
lS1l.---.-..---.S294.OG OG
BLdZ~nJv. 7. A, trustee
FOC: IA installment 81
tax for paving carriage
way. on interest from
JEly %, Is7l.-.. S56 5
Beginning Oh Pe1nsylva-
mia avenue tnirty-siX
feet nine and Cne-hali.
inch es westerlV.
from the northeast cor
ner of said lot. theuct
on said avenue westerly
twenty-siX feet four and.
One-half inches, thence
sOuthwesterly at righi.
angles 70 said aveune {,
the alley IN the real OF
the same, thence with
Said alley due south &c
the southwest corner OF
said lot, thence east TO .
point which will be In.
tersscted by u line
drawn from the begin
ming at right angles TO.
said avenue. thence by.
and with the said last
line reversed to the be-
ginning.
LinkiHs, William .-......
Lettering. William W..
Taxes for Is74 In ngmeOf
National Republican., 1875-06-09
sal1 sl n Sc a5

w w-. IA 20
National Republican., 1875-06-09
II. OF &C. SO
l16. 90 175. A 29a. 40
part of Is.
1874. 80
IIO4...l

IlU4- --l LO..sssss-
National Republican., 1875-06-09

q. q sIa 50 sas. 81
aa8 1a99 som
Is. Sc -. a5 50
ISL - 81" "
.--.-.-. 2as. 90 IaaH
..-...-. 155. q 2s7. 81
II
=. 49,. II. "a Iz4
&c. 60 50 90 lie. 50
100000 24 Is 2I73
..-..... IS d 1913
6.1O 915 17.5O
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To whom assessed.
ILlcvd. Richard i

Tax IOTNCaT lS6S, assessed
in name of Levi Cohen.
trustee for L. Co,
hen .----- so O5
rOurth irstallmrI.t OF
tax for constructing
sewer, on interest from
November I, 1SsO. is
sc>sed in name Ot Lew
Cohen. trustee for /.
Cohen 1890. Si.9l
Being the east twenty.
one feet front ~ said
let blythe dcpIh thereof.
Tax for ycarlS6S, assessed
in name of Levi Cohen.
trustee for L. Co
hen .--. - s4.CJ
Fourth installInent Of
tax for cOhsu acting.
sewer, on interest from.
November I. 1870 as
scSsod in name of Levi.
Cohen, trustee fer l.
Cohen 1890 .---S9. ~.
Beginning at the north
east conner Of said lot
thence west fDrty-Onr
feut.thence south thirty
five feet, thence east
two2ty-Uur feet thence
north fifteen feet nine
inches thence east
twenty feet I h eLce
north 10 tine beginning.
.Ly.cr;t. RehcCca II ..--
Beginning fifteen feet.
fIUm the eastern line OF
oriE:nai -Four on II
street. thence east with.
the fiuut lire OF said
north L street fOrty-iv,
feet four inches. thence
running back with.
width to the depth Oi.
1a;l fpf rirraa
National Republican., 1875-06-09
Of T.-...TlTasGn, +. Inraine.

e ltldSGn, r. LOr1lne. 1900
Tax for tire year Is1GIsl O3I
Beginning on Virginia.
Hysnue at the southeast
eTn corner of said lot
and thence running
northwestwardly along
the line of said avenueI
twentv-fOru feet. thence
ENTHUSIASTICALLY on al
line at fright angles with |
said avrnue and to in
terseCt the northern lineI
of said let. thence east
wardly with said line tOI
the northeastern cOrnerl
of said lot, and thense,
sOuthwcstwartlly along
the eastern line of said
lot to the line Of said
avenhs and the place of,
beginning.
Il MTY..4I,av. IT. NJ
National Republican., 1875-06-09
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, WASHINGTON D. c, 1879
5la. o.. part of %, Lewis, William----.----.
and imp.
N of sub B and Lycett, William Co..

lower, W. W.-..-.----..I
Of tax
for curbing and paving.
fOOtway,Oninterestfrom
August ?. 1911. s20.1T.
!. wis William m.---...--.I
- 70. war 1870 --s9.1lI
5arond. third, and fourth
installmeLts of tax for
curbinga and paving foot
way. on interest from
August %, 1569 -s42.02
Beginning at the north
east corner of said lot,
running thence west
thirty feet six and one
Lalf inches, thence
10 tho rear of said lot,
thence east fourteen
feet four inches. thence
north twenty-five feet
four inches, thence east
sixteen feet two and one
half iuches. thence
National Republican., 1875-06-09
CSC part Of
GIG nart

blb paIl ol II
and iIhD.
523 part of 3.
and imp. .
s44. part Of Il
and imp. +.
2l3. part Of r.
and imp. .
535. part of ;
and imp.
791. part Of ?.
National Republican., 1875-06-09

Tax for the year ending
June 30. 1873
Commencing fifty-hyel
feet from the corner of
Second street and Mas
sachusetts ayenue Onl
said avenue, thence
northeaSterly sixty
eight feet seven and
One-quarter inches to q
ten-fOOt alley. thence
dueeast along said alley
sixteen feet four inches,
thence sOuthwesteTlyI
seyenty-hve feet and
tiye-eighths of an inch
to Massachusetts, ave
nue., thence along said
avenue fifteen feet tOl
the place of beginning.
Mckenney, b. Y..--..-..l
Beginning fifty feet
south from the north
west corner Of said lot. /
running thence sOUth
fOrty-twO feet, thence
east thirty feet, thenvri
north twenty feet. !
thence east sixteen feet
fur inches, theurC.
north twenty-five feet
thence west fCrty-SiXl
fe Il four inches 10 the
National Republican., 1875-06-09
7oi. part of :

tbl IAaA VI
and imp.
~
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$50 part Of 8 & "a
". - Arc,ncn Susan

"a. part Of "a = -emcn Susan .------..--
imp. beginning eighteen :3et
sOurh Of the ncrthodst
corner of said lot thvaCr.
! west ninety v-IiEeiv siA
! !nCl-s. thence sJUt Et
eleven feet thence east
twenty feet. Il n e e..
south seven trCt thence.
east To Twenty fourth.
street thence north
eighteen fr-t TO the
place Uf beginning.
National Republican., 1875-06-09

Tax for year $50. as
scssed in name of Mary
W. LOonlis s....-SS.64.
Tax for year 1869. as
scssed in name of Mary
W. LOOMS S6.72
The New York herald., 1875-08-17
AMERICAN PORTS.

APPONAUG Laig 13-sailed schr VIM r. Huston Gard
GEORGETOWN. ID 4.
lith-sailed schr VIM Gesner Egbert New York
BOSTON, August lbArrved steamers Lord Give (Br)
Urquhart Liverpool worcester Hedge, Charottetown Do
minion tBr), Gle 1tn nts Yarmouth, NS Roman, CroweI
Philadelphia; sch Edwards Corson do: silas Me-,
Loon Spear New tork; Fannie Edith Bartlett Ronout:
Pennsylvania Bar re It. Rondout A Taylor Dodge IIo,
boken; Eizabth Dc Hert, Lowe Georgetown ID q Cora
Eta, Pendlet0i, Ro ud Bay State Buckley New York
Ceared-StGmer y Berry New York; bark (irey.
hound, Brown Cape Coast; brigs Chance Br Paine 81
Domingo; May ba Fuller, Savannah. sehrs q + Pom.
er9y Bayard Batm or e John stroup Nickerson Phia.
BALTIMoE, Aug D Arrived bark Magnus I.agaboter
(Norl, Dublin 9'
lGth-Arrivd steainCus WIN Crane fTowes Boston; VIM
Kennedy Foae PrOviGnn ce bark Giuseppe Emanuel OaD
Dengri Cor brig Geo II unham, Palmer Havana: sclrs
VIM McGee, lheridan, NeW York; 7 II Odiorne Croweil
kcnnebcc Vim B lcuio * Baker Boston; Rodney Parker
Parker, Ncwlayen; Mal,a Thomas Bohannan Brdgcnort
Cleareds camers Geo a. pold Lovcland Boston: Martha
stevens, Chmce, New l0 ship MRcauey Rogers Roter.
dam. bark red Eugene, hL alley. Kchmond.
Mahony Bottom; schrs An nj VI Allen Conkinp New York,
Ada Barker Dobbin, Salient ~ -'
Sailed-liigs Alfred, Pay ndcr; Vim Mexican Berbice
BkvN NSWCk' Aug IL IA rived, schr Wright scull
cleared-'rig Laura Cert de- Risk New York; schr Rosa
Eppinger laylcs Fewark
Verde - " VIZ -
BAKERS LANDING Aug- Ii-sared. schr Amos Fakon-
burg, Racket. New York
beverly, Aug iO-Arri ge d. brig Beni Carver Smart.
Weehawka tand suicd l2th 10 SearsporU
l1th-Sled schrs Ncs in ger smith, Philadelphia Is.
land City Allen New York
Bklslu" Aug l9-Arrivcd schr Dolphi Allen Elizabeth.
CHARLESTON, Aug 13-t Ne arcd schrs II Van Brunt.
Haugwdt Jacksonville, VI load New York Pres
colt HasttIno. Mcdonald ila
The New York herald., 1875-08-17
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SHIP ARIZONA (Br), Venus. San Francscof Aug from
Sydney NSW May % lat 40 20 $. Ion 5S 20 w had
rifle gale from NNE lasting days during which broke
bowsprt but secured sufficiently to last dur the
SUR CHAMPLAS, Of Boston, which ed last June
North Farallone Island had general valued ut
S2IOOOO and insured for S61 $50 distributed folows
Fremens Fund San Francisco 500; Unit 5000;
California s. 5OO Home Mutual do $5 o; State
2,25O; British and Foreign Marine, Live loo 81 500;
Switzerland Marine Zurich $5oO; Transatl tic Marine
$4fOO
SUR ZURICH (Br) Quebec for Newcashi before
ported ashore ON Little Metis, got OF l4th inst.
BARK SOPHE (Nor), from Quebec for Lon, before
ashore Me had throw overheard deck load
before getting of She being up Quebec
inst TO discharge and dock for repairs.
BARK CAPELLA Nor), from Quebec for Belfas which
ashore 18th Mets OF and being owed
Quebec 10Th inst 10 discharge and dock for repa frs
BARKJ WcKwIRE (Ir), from Darien for hi elds which
put st Thomas in Distress dischaSna the 9TH
inst further would be held she dis
charged
BRIG GLADLArEuR Fr) Lennon from Rchi slnd for the
Rio rand put Santos July 10 leaking ba A and vessel
Part of the thrown overboa T and vessel
crippled and rigging Cargo ordered to ,e discharged
for further
ScHR FARSHAM from Tampico for New n rk put into
died Aug Is of chages fever Two of the sick.
Desert, SO register built at Wmn ton, Del in
lstjs, and owned in Eastpor
ScHR J T WEAVER, from Providence for Ale ndra,
ashore Aug l3 near Pney Point Potomac River
HALIFAx Aug 16-Bark Rio Grande Lorenzo fl Havana
for Great Britain arrived here to-day and hrantined
the Captain and one man being sick from yellow bsyer
MISSING YEssEL-Shp Asatic Br Husking, siiled from
Pensacola 18th March London and has since been
heard from. The built Kennebunk NIt in 1860
registered ], $50 and hailed from Londo.l
The New York herald., 1875-08-17
THE DoLLYMoUNT vICToRs.
PROGRAMME FOR THEIR RECEPTION ON THEIR
RETURN HOME.

PROGRAMME FOR THEIR RECEPTION ON THEIR
RETURN HOME.
meeting of the joint committee Of the National
Rifle Association and the Amateur Ride Club held
yesterday General Alexander Shaler presided The
offer of Captain Kline to fire salute at the Battery
the arrival of the team accepted also that
of the Quarantine Commission TO allow the steamer n
X Hopkins to take party down the bay ON Saturday
10 meet the team IL announced that Mayor Wick
ham will receive the in the Governors Room
City Hall. Monday afternoon. The Com
mittee on Procession reported the receipt Of
applications 10 join in the procession from
the Ninth Twelfth and Sixty ninth regiments
NGSNY Y. from the Twenty seventh regiment tPough-
kcopsie the American Oh hand Rifle Association and the
New York Schdtzen Corps. General Shaler hoped that
the fund present the with proper testimonial
would be filled before their arrival Messrs Wingate
Stanton and Robert Johnstone were named finance
committee to raise tho.requise money. General Nc
Mahon from the Banquet Committee, thought the num-
Der at the dinner would be about 225 Tickets will be
$l5 and the place will probably be the Hoffman House
Gilmore's Band will give concert at the Hppodrome
Monday evening to which the team will be invited The
trophies of the team at Dolymount exhibition at
the ST. Denis Hotel
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CREEDMOOR.
THE SECOND BRIGADE, FIRST DIVISION, NATIONAL
GUARD. AT RIFLE PRACTICE

THE SECOND BRIGADE FIRST DIVISION, NATIONAL
GUARD, AT RIFLE PRACTICE
Notwithstanding the wetness yesterday morning
eral deachments from the Second Brigade First Divi
moor The regiments that had men the ground were
the Fifth, SIXTH Eleventh and Eighty fourth The
troops assembled in their respective armores soon
after seven O'Clock They appeared in undress
uniform, with and accoutrements were
provided with days ratons and received twenty
rounds Of ball cartridge ammunition per man. Firing
eleven O'Clock from the 100 yards points,
and the practice this and the $50 yards ranges
completed shortly O'Clock p NJ At this hour
the rations and resumed practice in front
The shooting the 300 and 400 yards ranges was
ished fifteen minutes after four O'Clock About three
O'Clock heavy shower of rain interrupted for while
the pleasure Of the practice.
Lieutenant Colonel Peter Kreager, Of the Fifth reg-
ment was field officer Of the day; Dr. H. r. Williams,
of the same corps, acted medical staff officer and
Captain c. f. Orvis, acting brigade inspector Of rifle
practice looked after the firing Fortunately the day
passed without the Of those
less accidents that Of late have frequently happened
during National Guard practices at CreedmOor
REGIMENT.
L This regiment bad on the field sixty eight from
ID aud companies; Captain Lamb commanded the
troops and Captain Brauer discharged the duties of in
TO shoot at the second class targets
SCORES REGIMENT
The New York herald., 1875-08-17
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY AUGUST H. 875-TRIPLE SHEET

TRALEE, August l5-Ariyed, brig Romoa diD Edsett
Baltimore
WATERFORD, Aug l0-Anived, bark James Primrose Cir
MDonald, Richibueto; brig Spray Bloom i Canton, New
York.
Arrived 18TH barks osanna dtaD. Garguilo, New York
Neptune Br, Norburg. Quebec.
Arrived at -- the Matthias from United States.
Also arrived at - Aug I5 the "Perrmann,n from
United States.
LONDON Aug l6-The Messe from Mexico arrived or the
Isle Of WA reports having the Nevada Br
Jones which left New York Aug Liverpool proceeding
under sail, her engines having broken down.
The Hamburg American steamer Kopstock Meyer which
to have left lIare Saturday 18th inst
tanned repairing her propeller left Cherbourg for New
York this morning
The New York herald., 1875-08-17

Hy- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT-The NEw YORK
adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
red green red changing from to the other
in succession and be several miles distant Cap
vessels upon seeing this signal will oblige by
pairing any marine they have for the Ship News
Department of the HERALD.
pf-Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriv
New York do by addressing to such vessels
OF HERALD yacht, pier No East River, New York
received from all parts of the world and promptly de-
livered Duplicates required.