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Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-07-01

ORANcEnURc, S. G. "a, juno 1876.
10 the Culscns Of the Yo,cn ard County
gOranycJusy, aad to aN ichons 1t
may concern.
In consequence Of the fire occurring
this day, the Independent Elliott
Hook and Ladder Company No. 1 Of
Orangcburg, S. G. is withouta place
to keep their apparatus and a Hall i'll
which to hold their meetings; their
building used for these purposes bting
totally destroyed.
The l. T.. II. & T.. Co. organized in
1860, starting Oh lis career without
property, but soon after purchasing
the lot now owned by them, they
through the kindly efforts, Of Friends
and the public generally were ena-
blcd to erect thereon the tino wooden
structure this day reduced to ashes.
The company however were not
clear Of debt after making this pur-
chase and erecting this building, but
succeeded by small payments in re-
ducing The Indebtedness, and by
mortgage ana assignment OF Insur-
ancc Policy have been able 10 carry
it.
The amount of Insurance with
amount i'll Treasury will discharge all
Of our liabilities, and leave us an
unincumbcrcd title to lot.
We the [. +. ii. e l.. Co., follow
citizens, propose with your aid, to
rc-ercct on our lot, and to that end
would request your careful consi'lcra-
ton Of thc matter, believing that tho
good citizens will, to the best Of their
ability and means sustain us, who are
organized for the protection OF the
lile and property ofour fellows:
Thanking you with a heart full
Of gratitude for past iavors, we again
solicit your contributions, believing
that we have but TO ask and we shall
receive.
Wcarc Fellow Citizens,
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School Exhibition at S.. ia lthsws'
Academy.

The anDual exhibition Of The school
Of Mr.. Hugo G. Sheridan came of at
the st Matthews Academy OH the
23d ult. under the most favorable
auspices. Qoitc number Of citizens
from the surrounding ieishbori1ood
were present. Capt. Hamilton, Rev.
j. 3. Haslcli and Geo. Boiiver, ESQ,
represented Orongcba:g
The following programme was car
ricd out:
! Pray er-Rsv.J. II. Zimmerman.
15,saang q Yeleoms-hL iss 1iarGia M
81 alet the Children Come (song)) -
Miss q. H. Wan Lew.
Fractions Man Eddie R;:st and
Geo Collier.
Java tlurcf-Fannic Holman.
Courtesy---NV Zimmerman, George
Summers and !; iiaiglcr.
Speeches Claude hast, Bowman
Haigler, JET haig'er and Geo. Col
lieI.
Morning Ellie, Song Alas tcrs Deni
.kcllar and Claudio Rast, performed
by Miss Annie Rast.
Font you Cry SC, Eora Darling
Lizzie Hoin;S!.
,tnacl.inr Sam'l Zimmerman, Ir-
wing Zimmerman aud John. Whot-
stone.
Balinda Cal!op- Mss Mamie Col
l;er.
No Cure 10 Poy-Co-rie Holman,
Annis fas'. Mamie Collar, Tanrie
Holman snd N'm FIu!tn.
J.cvc Little Child (sorg)-
Lol,ic NcGri,i
A Close ;Shave--Thomrs Eonnor,
James Gilmore, Clarence Eoiman,
Thos Collier, Willie Milestone and
Goo Bull,
NJ Cir! With a Calico Dress
Farm Eol.,an.
FRIGHTENED nt Noth;ng-ATanmie
Collier, Emma i>antzicr, Mary Till, ,
Lizzie liolmnr. AUrum Summers and
Hugo Sheridan.
Dreaming Of Eemc aMl Nc thcr-
Coriic Ho,uie..
The Boot BlacA--Thoa. Collier ard
Willie l{utto
Govbcg rsases tsons)-H Hugo sher-
i,icn.
Speeches John Milestone, Wm
Zmm"rn.an, Irving Zimmerman and
Sa.Hl t.ir,. o"'nl:ii.
Let ": ';t..,, anu .!.c Beautiful
J, cs' >s',n,, Ann;~ :iast.
Ncgr" i:oid,cs- Ihvs Collier sud
Geo B,.!.'
E,2 ..""'ing l.9uatl--Lo.tic Nc
Gl'i :1' ~. I,,'ia.,ii.
'@ni,ua' j. 'r.i -"s-l,s. lie RusL. JEFF
!.ria,'a., >isry ,-..ig cr nld l..enn
t.a4;, :,
s'"., ',.a; iEn2 Linz l,!:,c. - Inso
si,",is..ls ::r%: ;tcIT;c iivlu1an.
tir.. !: Servant -ll4cs Collier
ana ian:'; 4 'nmorran.
Ia Liz to Change MY Home
(son5)- Minnie Collier.
Aurt I,crby'5 Spcculation-Corrie
nl' Fannie Holman, Hugo Sheridan
and AIran Summers.
S;pcn los u jngo Sheridan, Geo,
l5u:, lees 'tcnnor, Willie Milestone
aud ilo. tns',c
Original Slccahcs-J..;nes Gilmore,
Education Clarence Holman. The
Memories We Love.
Tho interest manifested by every
one present in The foregoing pro-
grnrnme WAS marked and earnest.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the under;
signed with such persons as may be associa-
ted with them, will after the expiration of
thirty days from the date hereof under
the provision Of the act Of General Assent
bly, Of this State, approved 2oth February,
1871 and the amendment thereof entitled
can Act to provide for certain charters"
apply TO George Boliver Esq, clerk Of tho
Court Of Common Ploasc for Orangebu rg
County, to grant them charter for corpo.
ratioilto bc located in the Town Of Or :
angcburg S. c. and to be known as ths Pat-
rons Mutual Aid Association.
W.F. Barton.
w. s. Barton.
II. L. Rickenbaker4
r. II. Grambling.
PIE. Grambling,
Thos. a. Elliott. ,s
Jas. Stokes.
WV. Cutler.
a. NJ. salley.
M. l.. Baldwin.
J. II. Fielder.
A. C. Baxter
T. r. Barton
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STATE OF souTH CAROLINA,
ORASGEBuRG 20,

BY AUG. D. Ksownros, Esquire, j. p.
Whereas, j. F. Watt, hath made
suit to me, to grant to him Letters Of AL
sinistra!ion OF the Estate and effects Of
deceased.
Theas sre ihercfore 10 cite and nd
moni,h all and singular, the kindred an,l
Creditors Of tho said Wr. r.. Watt,
deceased, that they eand appear, bsfere MIC,
in the Court Of Probate, to be held at
Orangehurg G. II. on May goth, next,
after publication hereof, at II o'clock in the
forenoon, to shew cause, if any they have.
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand, this 10th day Of
May, Ammo Domini 1876.
AUG. b. KNOWLTON, 81.
lL.sl Judge of Probate, 0. G.
msy 1S 1t
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FAIR NOTICE

All Accounts due me, and not settled by
!hcs lst Of July, will be placed in the hands
q: . Trial Justice for Collection, as,ny
circumstances will not permi, me to give
longer indulgence.
June 18th 1876.
jun II ct
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DENTISTRY.
DIR. ls. j. NIUCKENFUss

Having entirely Recovered from his Sick
ness, can be found at his OFFICE over
Geo. II. Cornelson's Store, where he will
be glad to SEE his FRIENDS and the
Public.
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T G Andrews.
The following gentlemen arc ap-
pointed a committee to receive sub
scriptions.
j II Wahlcrs, S r Mcllichamp, T
G. Andrews S A Reeves, j G Mckcwn.
BY order of Company.
l.. II. WANNAMAKER,
Secretary.
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NOTICE
The fast trotting thoroughbred Stallion
NIAMBRINO TRUSTEE
will stand the season at my stables.
PEDIGREE.
PEDIGREE.

MANIDRINo TRUSTEE, by Mambrinu
Medley, he by Old Mambrino Chief; Mans
brino Medey's first dam by Young Medley,
fine race mare, second dam by Stah'ey;'
third dam by Trustee; fourth dam by Speoh-
lator. '#
MAAIBRINO TRUSTEES first dam Jenny
Donncy, by IIocolm; fist dam by Lady
Woodtord, by Sir William Woodford; he by
Woodford; first dam by Bertrand.
MAMRRINO TRUSTEE was bred by
George w. Ogden, Wrights Station, Kcn-
tucky Central Rail Road, Bourbon County,
Kentucky. He is five years old, and has
not had much handling but what he had
showed splendid action lie trotted on tho
Columbia track last frll at the rate Of 2.45'
THAD. G.. ANDREWS
Orangeburg Livery and Sale Stables. y
P.S. Board for "a few mares can be had at
my stables.
april. 25th. II.
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Democratic Nominees.

The National Democratic Convcn
tion met at ST. Louis and accomplish
cd its work in short order. Tildcn Of
New York, was nominated for Prcsi
dent and Hendricks OF Indiana for
Xice President.
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NOTICE..

at an extra meeting Of the I. e. II. & L.
Co, held this Evening, twas unanimously
Resolved that our thanks arc due and are
hereby heartily rendered to the ladies whe
SO kindly furnished us refreshments at tho
late fire.
BY order ofCompany '.s
L. II. WANNAAIAKER.
Secretary.
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n otIce TO Policy y8IIolders
ofSouthel'n Life Insur--
anco Company.
Please call nj once at the Office of the un-
dcrsigned, TO make proofs Of your claims in
Bankruptcy, bringing all papers in your
hands not already delivered to us.
IZLAR s. DIBBLE,
Cor. Church and ST. Paul Street,
June 3Oth It.
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DIS no $40 pE1e DAY AT
eO Home. Samples worth 81 free. Stiason
{ CO., Portland, Maine.
, 1876-10-13
DIFFUSION OF KNOWLEDGE.


sr. LOUIS, OCT. 10.-l4ast sprlnE society was
formed Ia st. Louis which, from tts practical
aims an4l tho great possible good accra|ng from
q vide Knowledge of It's existence, II is consld-
erred particularly desirable to be made known
through tho medium Of your columns.
It WINS orgu'.izotl III tbs Nclef TINT many wish
luz to l.rsuc special studies found It 'n'ppsslblo
to do 80 from tleir not knowing how to ind
tic best works ,lpou those subjects, needing aid
In their cndcavors not Unlyih kell-MIrruvglncnt,
but also Tor fitting themselves to instruct
cthcrs. III this nlnl B0lNo Of tho must
noted men mud wunen IN Gty
constantly growing IN reno'sn 1ot
its culture, have united to give tlv assistance Of
theIs wiac exueEle.,.o aud studies TO- any lcstr-
intr It, WHO car gain tho bunelt ot their udslce
an1l direction either by beconiIns mc'I,lier, or
rr1ptting thulr question, to tic GENERA! bccrt'-
tary, :}U37 Plne streGt. -,
1lie 6os!ctyts y aualfcd through ifs oransn 1s!,
secretaries to glva tufornaatnn aud INSTRUCTION!
OH literature, sclcngG, MT. bodily 9na mental
lsaltll, professional learliE, anu plilbsoplilcil
truth, atreetlng thnae who Inquire tn Wtrks pos
srssit,g the must reliable and uxtsndcd kuowl-
cdge It The subjects they treat. Those who arc
interestctt In tbs diffusion 0f knowledge, rs
wen AZ those who desire asssstaucc Will, u ii
honcd. oll III tAla enleavUr to proM0to culture
aud gcneral enlightenment by senains tlctF
na,j,cY tor fncs,lber4hip md extending tho &C.
| u,iuintanee with tlo txktuncG anu ublaGta OF
| tho aorIety to all those who fayhs tAcFeoy ~
! fnnrhyet1.
, 1876-10-13
/ and tho graves lett oncn because tlleFc was no

t3luG ~ III IHt1ll' 49,. r.. ..,.,,.. fx...
met mt old aa,y tho 0:lict dnS~7a Mie. Si"f-
nan. Il9r, husband was I'LL utiltcr y tho Con-
fc,icrnte nrny during TIC late iichcltos,. After
The uinbc Of hostlitlcs no and l,!s w'ict gyo
daughters, anJ a son located ln stllis city. llc
tccatnc cotton-brokcr, but failed En tuslticfs
short iln1a nyu, ant1 WNs Htrfckcn down Eotl'c
tilrec wccl;s ay1 with tho fever. Ills taer wad
Of tho wolat type, aud hr died n, !histy-s'x
hours from this time lio frat complained OF
being Ill With little Or nothing ltft by which
sha t1luld ckc out suaistAttu, the widow 1M
Lcr brst 10 struggle I'll. One by onc ilCr
children were In;l l,iis By the fGvGr, tll1 one ny
ona they wufo take, tO The cemetery, until
vithin thf period VI Jew ''ays, shp VIVA thli4.
1csa anil alunc. Last Tllura.lAy lrr nfcrc diEl'
and saw her wrIncfnG her hanls M the
threshold Of Ter Impoverished nnd dtshlatot
hume, nntl cryiuE nut In all lio agony of leT
| tGttlvtl heart, t'1s there tut1f" There RTE
| hun,lYctls ot such vnscs AZ these,
"A. singular feature ur freak of the disease Il
| ils rcIu.al, thus fur, to nttaet the gepuliic
\ negro Not ane "f the sull'h!neaea hlacka has
| yet been attacked with any of tta symptoms:
Where there IL thu tlight:at tnint or mixture u
blooi, hDwever, thu ruvaEct uf II. ep!aeltlc ~ G
apparent. Justy nrpre,lating ilstir hanpy. I'm
| ti,,n!ty, the e0lnscd mot, and wun.sn llaYu
ja,.dctl tosethcr III 1ittiG army Df thcir own,
and hayo performed n most c.livIent etrylet
from t!se very ttegisrs1ng of the dtausttr. They
urc tV bt fut1ld III every hplit Whcrr tlic dscast
is raging at its ulnnEt, und thclr Intention In:
something poetic IN the sarslilees which sur
| rptln IL.
, 1876-10-13
An Incident OF IAlo Ia Oregon.

faa11Anh OlEEfH'srnMs
IRON, the x tho steamer nlta H ~, ~ @ H.
coin. Thu ts1nstor wa oessr, eu " W. t"n ~. Ts11 ~
far I'd ths post.otllec, where they aecostel her'
lsnaudIna tho money Sly fs!ssa, e. ss a t,,y M,
Attempted to lay laltds OF tcr TIC hour being
somewhat early, md as persons were paasshg aaat,
frequently, s].a Individuals departed IN .asin,
housc whefe sko WIS stopping wsro oti some uss;
talS the saula paFt!es appfoae.ea tna aoor ., ia
that room, noticing tis iiitrldrrs, called for an
.sistance, and tllIa eaused them q ltaye; AZ 2
later hour they called aaaiu. but tllr barking of
L0g.wa sufficient 10 eau1o tho ticrelstc't gus
toners 10 turn tail. Next day Mrs: Heed dc
parted for her hong, VIC tho seholls Ferry sna.i
op horseback, taking Will. heE the money. When
about. four lullcs out sla was stopped by tue
parties WHO hal previously followed her aud Ut
tempted tho robbery, AMI o.;ain THO naoncy wa
deunanlcu. BIis told thpnl TINT sl!s had 1auostt
cI Il in tho bauk, less ~. which sue handed h
urer. Tipping thels lsats politely. they quietly
, 1876-10-13
TAI MAGE's ECCENIRlClTiGs.

New York, Oct. 1o--Thc EeenIny I,ott has
tlu following: HTlc rev. T. Dewitt Ta.n1agc
t;an.a!- jVork somewhat abruptly, According to
tl,e Story, he LETT tho otlce Of Tint Journal on
Monday afternoon, ns,l visiting tho rrcssro9'ns
inscrieau farewell ear' IL ts feals1e. ana ;n'
sauIo night ,nsteul Of Tuesday tnornnR. II Is
sid tint thn publ Ation ol ltis c.r'l was. tl,a
first lntin.ation TINT tue publishers had of his
Intention to rssIgu. The edtt.ou was fup-
ANNOUNCED that tic ChriL;an-af-WutE would
hereafter be edited by the Ecy. Dr.. W, N. Fay
ior, of tic Broadway Tabernacle. Mr.. 'fa'maEc
says TINT he Ind frequently cxpressgt lls i'!lsn:
were unwilling to i,nrt wit, him, and !'c was
compelled to take tho t'atter tuto. Its ow,l
haWss. Ha lccunes tho editor Of the AZ
saAtt n tournal published In this city and Ghl. Y;
Storre, Of DrooI,lyp, md thu Rev. Charles II
Sturgeon, Of London, Eng"
, 1876-10-13
VIRGINIA AND TIE CENTENNIAL.

GAY. t1cn,I,rr'. Reply 10 TITO 1nrtta!fnn nf
tho Centennial Comnlss'nnorH-s life Declines
ia Issue Proclamation for MI 0tt!e'at vIait.
n,cu,oxn '?5s. @ Gi s. ~ STsv l5;s !'t1 Kspcr to-day
rcsrni,.:rd to tl,e ii,vi'a:inh Of N: tcntep9nal
i reception. He t!csltneat tn tasc a ,'rneisn1a.
ton Tor that pnrro:c, a. was ucs!f:a. ~ p.n,
prDpagat[l,g fraternaI Hood-mill over our ct'n-
nu county, a,,J states that tn ll's last 1'ies-
sa1e lie recommended M appropriation, "hicl'
tl,o Legislature ctnttyi To vte. lie ran.,t bs.
ilcyo t.a. il so.ll, nnw bu II hi 10 as>;s. iii the
Indirect application frpul this StHir oi tt'1lc
millions oi duIars to aM otjcl substantially
ihu sa,t,c, or ruQuntc to the snsnc. for which tsis
gs'"s'rs ,''sns 'Y fl sss,s' Isss s'lssfMs.fS ls M f n
lie schc,Y,e wDuitt bv hut Il, diminish un1nly Tho
means Of Flrgn, IL oll!cr ia" "auYmcnt your
comparative abunta',er." III cu'leIus'ol' he
says:
Moreover. willie suc, proc!nmstinn AZ yoh Ft's.
lfs: s,nIes. tsf i L wana ~ b. etals IN Vir.a asst
travcns raIes a,si l!,nita.!ont ~h!et ,Erso sot
hundred jcats hasc been hGld thSlnlabir. y, ",
cnnE II pattIct!ao o'fclatly IN ihe Centennial
er,et;iona G5 glieal 1satonH q ncrc,t. :,
my eouciurions wiensver i irromra uropes u 10
so ipn inforn III. that ! = pFuEo+ed thas Y pr2.
tt The srf sSsstys osoh ' ,cq q ~ Ta Ia.
rue representative. VI Ill Mo ssafr* other than
es mSiaesss sss e,en enei' Nea + 10. 7 iS xiS ta
ccnitou atttencc m the rust, Of Nlrt1nta should
hs TO- 10 n r. aoao, of soa IL, af @ une ,o
do Virginia tic wrong 10 .rupnoss 'ns., .le
measures The yaluu Of ths ce,,ss,uinl r r
ei',n'ntSs sfsls sssf sffs ,as; s ns .uc that asa
Ing through 1,erio Vi e!nlaFrassme,,t; .to resoS
nnfrtFe Tim ttNy}lGSt CCbUD3EY IN QruGr 10
, 1876-10-13
SUNDAY LAW'S.
T1.clr Endorsement ut Grand lsaplda, Alich'--
Lu,1;crous Results OF o Strict CouHtrueLlnil

,c,,olr Endorsement ut Grnnd Rapids, nIich.--
Iuittcrous Rgsnlts of O Strict CouHtruellun
of the Statute, ....
GntuI Guud. {J1ch.) Eagle, 0cf. o.
Tic Iay'c u last Friday contained clrchinf
or encouragement fran Chlef OF Police Moran,
III wh!, he Informed ths citizens ol what l.o III
tended to do Ii, obcAlcnce to tho Coaicifs Of
icrs tLat thu police enforce tho statntss und
city ortlinnncss rrlatiyo to santas, or Tho first
day oi tho wcea.
Tbc enforcement Of tho ClMcis circular l.us
led to many arrests for alleged violation Of the
s!,utlay laws, In divers ways; .a,l many arrests
ara yct to Dc MULE As nearly $50 cases hAvo
grown unt If tho attempt, 1t ID obvious ttat
t,nt nearly nil ot them can 10 tnrs'tionya ~ as-
tall, either Us 10 persons Rrrcsted, ur THO c0lt'-
plnlnts on wt,eli warrants weru based. The
must numerous class Ut alleged Offenders are
thosc ,yllo went tu tho Pust.Oileo Yesterday
noun to post or rceolve mail E0rtyiitoar hroMi-
tho IXmocrat. il, q. Fuller, ALL. 1Ieatl,,
ex-.layor lIousemun, the Hon.. l. j.;
Randall. and others. warrants llaye Il nee1 @
thcu,. holnc. twenty-five u thirty milk Gss,.
Jlcra aye lcc,l, Will bc, arrested for vclsdltlg
Or delivering milk OIL sunslny. Tho owners mn!
arrsstSl for Keeping ,hsir establishments opun.
Il. II. Lyon watt arrested for selling lobasco
! from TIL rsgar-stnua nf Sweets Hutch. Tug
employees Of tho Gas Company were nrrcstcd fos
iaGorils IN Tue Eas-wor1ss ou aund4y.wetc .. 9r.
pnpors ayu not already served. Inc clnP19y,g,s ,,s
| of tho Valley City anit Crescent FIGURING Mllls
were arrested for iaborng IN the tsislls On sah-
| wGro arrested. Mr.. ]. d. zclnsIsi was arrested,
1 Charged with lc1dng hts band Wills nractielllR
on Sunday, hugerni Mrn, liise Amos Ratahune,
John = fhrr, !. al MEs Morrill, soachlI'11,, 1.
4 ntrtrfa m Sunday. The tn1DlOYts OF tH I1tHtd
, 1876-10-13
L1FE.HAvlNti.

Tho Exl,tbtt Mt tito Conf lcnn(a1-I tho |
=" 'yyorit In Donc-Ita Whine. -"
,an,rinI enrrr,noadttee o| rts Trtouns. i
ru,,, M, mil. f,It. oS1net aouth OF tho |
- 4ai ,,'',,'s'. ~ ,.,n !. lcn,I-
eavcrhaent ua!Aius y, "eaF t'ie Iahcs - s ~.
tul moagi :" .c s,aiIoe ore s' eu
,,cr. stntous. ur of tho rrcat il,tn,bcr Ut lives
snsSs s." ',sass, W. ,aseo bv them. INIT,
nl'u h'noun1 o. pfoPcs's An'ta =. ~. ,,o.,"w.
the courteous iAc"teAons III ,.a e"n "' ~ o%,ct
modrl h, sze and cotstructio, Is built In Gothic
s."," md cor,n,ns III tlc apparatus used In tho
esSW' "" ,,,,s. svs .a ~, IIfs.anv,nr station, on
tl.p y,,st from Aluinc .o Florida thirty On tl's
lakes, eight on the rnrlc coast, aud l,loo men
nrc cnpjoycd The cnt!ro service is In cl'nrgc
~ Il n T,n,,,o,,, Chief OF The Revenue Martnc
81 o. w. n''"o"'''
D,scat'. -, ,,..u,..
file coast Is divided into eoEcfal a'seFleis'
orcr which there Is d General Inspector, who
makes recommendations Us he secs 1T. I!'n
twice yrnr, ard hss % ~ n'aSo corfeet S.a.o,
mc,,t 10 The Inspector, Ihc knerets m,st !i, keep
cvrrythinE IN EooA sSaes ~ aa aan"t ~ t'I nni, s.T
every night IN the winter, and III stnrsly Wentll
or give thclr whoia Intention ~ vesssis .s1s sMMs
nectl assistance. Whenever lioy d'aeoscF sosn
to other stations W Using atar,roSiEsts , ,it.s,
md burning rcd Cus,an ~ ,l'lnti-',Gnt. ,G:ai,.
When tnay receive un h'sne. .t ~ ~ u"S ..rn"t
There Is n ueAt little model aAn~!hE WTccNce
ship at sea, nnl how Y ~ rsasheu ~ .to o. cn1,- @
VIII twenty .iou1puuta bel and l''lo stt1s!,s L
which Is tlrown o.ls oyes LIZ sp ~ ,,rrn - rooa
It Is Helt above the surf, md Is 40 rovGfcd I'm.
I met, cannot aee OUT. AS lhty nrc uniy = ieM
mtiutcs teaciliHE inc Wsecx tIeT ase n.!oMeu 'esl
! very sIttnl space f0r Vchtlsatson' ILLS ca1 e4s'
| ries live men. .
There Is tho first ball lNat was ever tfeu 10
saws llc In The United stales' A. was t,1l tnsSWh
| viii. lino attnchod over tle snip Affesnlre
wrecked OF a1uan Leach, Nsw JeFsoy. JaMuary.
$50, Havng .ol lKe$. Iasro ~ uIsaa aInt
loWitsar tfat ea'' 'at"w ," I;sn.,askat. J
made mainly Of cork, carries one man NJ ts'
4 drawn to tic sip by the rores' iargo sMrl'
boat, mounted o., gfeat four,whceaetl e9sI1aEa,
Is rcuiy for Mfcckcrs "ttl Gork las',ets Ut t''t
| surlnen. They nrc qntef-lpoGli'c Jackets. 4. a.
yuu,,g man OF tho pcrlnt wnhun't chIe 70 WIN
own ynestnut atTest y win ono , al'aeea os1n 70 t,'
! man IS lucky to have q, one hnnnaiy n.aiy,
then he Is ar9 10 tnKe eaES o. m" 4
ng suits, whvl entirely cTe.ops s''', ' eSsNps w.
Ills fare and cyat., Last altFsN, oh l1so a,.a nuM
Jersey buar', the lives OF three men wefs s1sa X
by man lii nnc o! thcsa sute Hn 1 tiIs! ~ tou ~,
very much liltc inctnbcf Of tuoSc oalus oi ",
tt.ni,lalors ut the Suutli, paiy w RnoW nn Soes
to brlnK llnrc a1!u Eset "hlle tIo '"tIcI o'"'ss
fear and death. ...,,., ,,
In the bUat-roor1, or room Wnica upon ~,
other OCCASION we Wena e'i Il.t Pat'o., nvnr, ~
medicine camesf' when ID hSps ins,rnctoi w.
ssatlon,, Thn crew ,t ato "; '"ssaSe' ".o !.
, 1876-10-13
TENNESSEE.
Nashville EOrtnnt and Theological Institute.
Snecial Dispdfc. TO The tribune
round It,.

Sns"VA'" Nue.. !.s....f..'s n m. 80.
hpee'a' ~, Df'p"'e'' 20 ~. ,D ,,"s a.,
NAsnTlltE, ic''t'', y, IT," 'a.escr i'I
colorcd people In bthrr States arc doing toward
rcnyl,lrr tho rtcnt goal OF moral AMI intellect
,,.l wcnith. tn.c tn ,rcpnc5sce nrc tnkiult rnpIu
s,,. ~ ~ ~ ,.a.,f,, lvi,htn ~, Ius, v.mr
straes III taa< WI "N"'' .rt ''t',
Two buildings, ol wh'-a ally faeu 81 pcoplo "G'
my community might Justly be proud, liavu
re,rc1 Their Imposing fronts o., e,.lms at!u u
.,.,, S,,,, ~ NASHVILLE Wh;,c these iustitutions
tae Wy w. ..,. H., .i',s.,t o..Iz.,,. l., this
elevate anu aayahec ,e eo1u.I" esIt1s'a ~ ..r
immediate oeal'ty, ti'cy chse t'c!r lnahe'iec over
The entire South, nn,l gather within tlrir walls
student. rf,o,u cnch and every Southern
go ,,,,, ,ro rcnrrl nni ctiurutc.l
atate, MAo "e 'e"I" ""N s'ss
under Christian influences, m" 19e-
purcl fnr teachers aud preacllcrs. they
nro forth, instruct aud lead In turn their liA-
fs,Is on,, ,L,a thc ,;reIr wf,leps. until through
. .s,,,,,, %a -, ,h"sc om otcr ,,,r inst!tu
ttons the who'c race VIII lo oencntteo. Aunnt
year ago the imposing Jubilee Hall Of Fisk
t,nJycraity wns completed, dedicated, aud occu-
a1 H.. tta Eis,, 11ntycrsty students, u,,il toay
Plea W t'e tleN ,'',s.,.., ., ,,',sc, ~ tha
s'lnllar ceremony olen3Sn ILL.,, lns s,at ,stiut"
MasllEllle NnrMaa u 9oa is n,,s T. ma;,,tnne
llnS itslAu.om "ne ua, ~ Tf"r Mia4snu S'i"tv.
From rs ion,au,,'Sst ,Sstc,s ~ nnI ny c'nMant 7,,nr.
the present coh,uioulous anu eiesanI' !.'ul
TORS tl'e lust!tution WIS 5ouuv.t" ',;t.t !, .,"
cheap nna cfan,peu afapI IT. ou's ,itvs Ffuai",,
northwestern. pf1i i,c M ~, ,"H ,io,,rja, and IT,,
tMeIf M'sttlutioHs llhtl5 " .oH.,s!.s 49, n. ~
, 1876-10-13
THE Cr11CAGG< TRIBUNE: FRIDAY. OCTOBER {a 1876.

Disappeared IN sle l,rust. Tb!s tp,o they had
rluiurl their tlrc:e. eiying tl!nm The appear.
nn:c Of tc!i,ei.. 1'lsr ls!l" 'h t.ses tfri''t!nn
is sas,ntn ,h.t .Itatnt ,,hrtsnE VI No money W.
ti1o Ut her .,ress. For pcr>lStcncy thtEa fellows
beat everything, aud t1r spol1a were very light
II, MI cousrEcQgJ.
, 1876-10-13
Tho yellow Fever at Savannah.

Atlua{a tUd.) Cultttn0aasAcA L0a!se'FS C0uJRF'
'-' -' toIfAu3. :,
The disease was not Imported, but originated
In Savannah. Yhe causcs were the yury extraar.
ai,,ary ra,Mtall la Junu ot tlttven aud bali
iuces. wIicl, uyefllowed tho rlco-lclds neur ttto
city, IND remained 1!etu under ~. t:n'peras;a,o
Mauy heart-ru,,dins Incidents Of thu terrible
plague aru told. A Wufthy and cat!snaple lady
81 Savannah was buried eoitlnless, besauso one
could not LIZ PROCURED fur love Or nuncy. lh
, 1876-10-13

Tho Exhibitors at tho Centennial
Tho accompanying table, compiled frnm The
oNIcIul catalogue, shows tho .numtcr OF exhibit
ors In tie Centennial Exhibition nt.a the edI!ii-
/ t,n,.