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, 1876-06-27
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70 panbern mir bur1 jene &eben bon
Sisolsbeim mad &eid)euweIber, oeiieu @in'
Ser ben Superlatip oeS lesten Series ntht
selten laiieu moaen NIB bleiem biusufii8en:
raber sesen ben 8eidenweiber Sporen
Saben lte all oaS Opel perloren."
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Sporeu Der &abentbaler unb 9iippelSberger,
bon beuen Slidart iin9t:
80 aatentbaler uuo 2ippelSber9er bon 9feis
heumeiber
@ie balten euh metne 3ippen 10 tbeuer."
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Der vgSanne" bon @ebweiler Suriid. SIS lit
elm lb0ner gSeg uno wobl slpetmal 81 ourd-
ellen. Sort aui benz Sreuiber9 wadit Der
v&itterle", benz dbnlihe 8irtuu9en ipie benz
&augen sufommeu. Nuh i'm feunen mir
bereits aus eiseuer @riabruus. 9od bapou
ipdter.
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Bauer, Der ibn suerit pflan5te uno sOs. r@ot
ter uuo iterblide 0tenihen" uaunten ibl
, 1876-06-27
Sin bemerfenswcrtbcS BUD!
Artbur's lestes unO sr6Btes.
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ober: S%erwunoetia benz SarS zines 6reunoes.
9teIes p0leneetife @ere oieies 8eterauen Der
Nmeritanil1en &iteratur bat ais Yorlpuri eiMen De.
9~enltanO, welder oas Iociale Gebeu ulleres 9elammten
Soltes beru9rt lno 9iebt einen lbretliben lle6erblid
iiber llebel, lpeldes es bloslteat. Nlu6erpreentlid,
%ipennenb une aufregeno, miro es BON 4aen nit
Ye8i!rOe 9eleien werben. Slluitrirt mns ibpn se'
aumcen. 9Blr Iiuo euti6loilen, oas Bud in jeoer IA.
Mile pes Games eitduilbren uno oIieriren nod ME
~eagepeiene Sprtbetie allen rldnnli6eI llo lpeibli.
M9smteu mo lAiden gratis auf Nertan9en Yeotn9uIt.
gen mlO beldreibeupe @irculare. s. NJ. gtpeear'
II. Co., 723 Gbeitnut Str, pbila. 4g82mjs
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lid 4robeleiten tommen lhb uulere @rtra =Yeoin9un.
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Co., 4bilapelpDia, ga. 4lp17m3[
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elmer SeiAthte hes uriprunas uab Bsstf4rttts bee W.
esns Der .patrrns Of 5usbanhrp.-' Ssbr ssrfdnpi2.
Wan ptnse n9 fur prube.@rsmplare. Eebinsuusta ,s.
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Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-02
NOV RESIDENT NOTICE.

George franklin VS.. Nancy Franklin
Petition for Divorce. In the Cibcuit
Court t"r Greene County, Tennessee.
IT appearing from he petition fled in
this ease and swCr to that the De.
PENDANT, N ncy Franklin isa non',esi'
dent OF the Safe of Tennessee, so that
personal servirc- ean1et be had, il is or>
de. ca : crelOre that pub ~icaiion be
made for four successive weeks in the
UNION AND AMERICAN, a newspaper pub
llshed In he town ot Greeneyiile mott
tying the said def ndant. Nancy Franks
lin, t. appear before ON Circuit Court,
at II court 20 he held tor The County Of
Greene, at the Court House in Greene
willie, Tennessee, On the second Monday
IN October next, 20 plead, answer. or
domur to the petition fled against hun
for divorce. or The same wilt he taker
rs confessed and ser for hearing cx
pare -. y RRITIoN, X.
Grceoeville. July %, 1876. nl>p'f$5
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-02

THE ENORMOUS wAsTACL Of gtaia, 50 t.otitss,
ieaa other s,gie, Of T~hrcshsrs, can be 6ATHD by AIS
Improved Machine, uuSetna, ol rsY yOb, 70 sisfs Gaa
poy an crpea'ss OF threading.
FLAX, TIMOTHY, MrLHT, nugGARJiy aud
like seeds are thresbed, se,aratGl, cleanI 4nd eeyed
eoeaSlly and perfectly as Wheat, Oats, Rys {. J~rloy.
AN EXTRA PRICE Is usually paid Cor grain sod
eeeds cleaned by this machine, for extra claan'iues. y
IN THE WET GlAIN Of 1875, theso v.ge Fpb,.,r.
tally the ONLY MACHINES that could run with uroAt
or economy, doing fast, thorough end peIYeCs yoyk.
Ghsr Others utterly failed. ~
ALL GRAIN, THE and MONEY waiting o-osorisc,.
tons such rs Endless Aprons" "6addles, y" sl.sr,"
.fSk9Is" etc, gro entirely. cfgagsi vid icsl ihan
ohe-half the usual Gears, falts, Boxes, ond Jogrnaip;
castor %narasedi more durable; y it runDing 10 cost.
" fepeitg no dust no Etterios5" 10 clo34 ~; not
IouIIed by adverse winds, rain or storms.
FADNITRs and GRAIN PAIsrlls who Gro =. SS
IN tho large saving made by IL vii a3t emplo' mn,
t.or and wastetnl machines, but will @p2G On DSu
Improved Tbrcshor doing thor work.
-FOUR SIZES nado for O, q, 10 end 10 ugro
Powers. Also O specially Of ekpARAT0na, d,sirned
hl1 made rxPREssLY FOR ETLAM POWER.
TWO STYLB5 OF noPsE POWERS yis, car I'm.
proved "Triplo, Gear" ard our "sppr apoad, Wood
bury Style, both mounted " on f6Nr vheeIs.
~ INTERESTED in Throshing or ctain p,i4ss.
apply 70 our nearest Coelor, or write e. 10 gor1 ilrga%
sed circular C%sentiree), giving full rArlsrl,Is of slah
Styles, Prices, TCrns, at. ~
.NSchs9tq, &hepcrd % o.,
BATTLE cRlEK. Ma1A
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Be- fTY PARLOR
=. = ORGANS =

ES @GEN
ELEG Mt STYLES. with Valuable
improvements. New and Beautiful So,
10 Stops OVER ONE T9OUS ND
Organists and Musicians indorse these
organs and recommend them rs
STRICTLY FIRST CT IS
in Tone, Mechanism and Durability
Warranted for six years.
MOST ELBGANAT AND JATEsTI IMPROVED,
Have been awarded the HIGHEST
PREMIUM III competition with others
for
DURABILITY. SIMPLICITY,
PR0MPTNESS
Pure, Sweet, and Evenly Balanc-
ed Tone, Orchestral Effects,
and Instantaneous Ac-
cess which may be
had 10 the Reeds.
Send for Price List. Address.
DANIEL F. BEATTY
q, Wellington New Jsresy, 9, S. A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-19
Nallo NELL l0ral Mems.

Halowel Granite Co. commenced operations
thi' week on the ice opposite their wharves in this
city, and ore proceeding to store quantity of ice
to meet the demands OF til centennial wear for
that luxury.
We learn that Mr.. Charles Ames, WHO was so
severely injara one dag this week by the falling OF
sno" iadened shed upon him, remain, comforta-
PIE ~ could be expected and hopes are enter
tanned that no permanent disability NAV result
1lou Tue accident.
Mr.. A 5. Washburn of tbs city, contempiates
making nip 10 Europe at an early day Ia cor,
lahN VITA ms bother eN-Gov. Wa-hbuin of
I"suaGd, AID viii visit Hon. Z isha b. Washburn
L. y Minister to FraGce and join another brother
now travelling on the continent. We trust tho
he"l.h oil oar fellow townsInan may be restored to
perfect soundness by this pleasant and de lightful
voyage to the old world
master Fred ". Fair of this CITY, has ''conti-
mental blli of the denomination Of 1.-TWO thirds O
No.lti, issued Feb. L. l77G--a centennial re
"i Considerable intel est at the present time.
lac soclll festival and sale held bv the ladies IN
tls CITY, on Thursday evening last proved pleas
ant and ntere ting occasion, and the sum of ur.
wards Of fifty dollars resulted from the sale of re
irashments, fancy articles, &c.
We Learn that the Spiritual seancc" at CITY
Hal, On Thursday evening, was practical fail
me. III every Of the word
There viii be usibess meeting Of the Halo
we'll Temp rance Reform Club in the Methods
Ncstgy, OH Monday evening next.
Good slei&hing again and every body imTroviag
il 10 the utmost.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-19
House.
FRIDAI, Feb. Is.

FRIDAY, ieh Is.
No Chaplain present.
Paper. from the Senate disposed Of IN concur
renee.
Mr.. FLETCHER, from the Committee on Educa-
ton rep rted reference TO the next legislature on
order relating to the eXpediency Of rep aling
the law estab ishing free high schools also same
on petition of Geo. W. Ranger ct ais. for same,
Mr.. HUTCHINS from the same Committee, or
order, reported bill act additional to chap. Il
ofthe revised statutes relating to the lists of schol-
airs required to be returned by school agents and
school committees. Printed under rule.
Mr.. FARRAR, from the Committee on Change OF
Name, on petition for change OF name OF the New
Portland Campmeeting Association, reported a
bill, which was passed 10 be ongrossed under a
suspension Of the rules
Mr.. WHITE, from the Committee on Temper
auce, reported ough not to pass the bill for he
amenlmen. OF the NUISANCE act, so that the sale OF
native wine and cider may not be construed iu-
toXicating aud nuisance.
Pending the acceptance Of the report It was Ia
blcd.
Mr.. PILLsBURY, from the Committee on Edu-
cation, reported ought to pass on bill an act 20
make available the school funu of the il habtant,
of Bow rbauk, an unincorporated place IN the
county Of Pscataqpis. which passed 10 be
cngrossed unter a suspension OF the rules.
Mr.. llussEY, from the same committee, report
ed refer Cuce to the next legislature On rc;nOn-
Siranecs against a normal school at North Bridg-
ton.
Mr. FRANK from the Committee on the ,Tuli.
caIv, on Order, relating to ieporun. bill author
iznr the Governor a Council 10 audit and nav al
claims for bounties on wild animals, reported a
oi'i, "h'cn Is enlItieo au act ~ anehu sec'ion I
ba',ntv, an v;lI animals >: Printed under ,I}Ie
Thc folio,in,r Hills verc nassed r. he cnJ,ossed
,,rdnr srsn.n-ion Of ,he r,iIr. An Or, tna,ncnI
% & af rli"n so NJ Nv ,eyi.na Tt,t1,es rla,in
,n,;lc.n. an a,t rci,t;nl, ~ the t9Y,,;n ~ 10
sU,.c cn,nran o. ~, arr aditioral ,ncta1 923
- rII; b. r. Is-i rnn,at;n, ,ailos cn,
W 'nN 49, 1p''J.s tbat ,bo ia'y ,T;b ,oaI 90
r'isd ti,,s ood cor Siv veors .b nnt an,l,,
80 t;cro,s ,bst bsve hecn nSed in na,t
~ ''N"N'9 N''
PASSED TO BE ENchossLp
Resolve relating to the claims of settlers on pro-
prictors' lands an act in relation TO appeal from
county commissioners; an act to prohibit the
throwing of coal tar gas water or other residuaiy
or waste matter arising from the manufacture ct
gas, into The waters OF Saco river.
P.ssrn To RE ENACTED.
An mot IN amend chan "a of tne revised statntes
reIs,;n. ~ rho isrihntnn Of estates Of ns,sons de-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-19
In Esbo.puruS Chun.nl.

The Medical and Surgical Reporter publishes
the result of the observations OF Dr.. l.. Hodges
Wood wherein that gentleman proves that Phos-
phites actually consumed during mental work
by the process Of thinking. His doctrine would
imply the necessity of supply ing the material
pnosphates directly, daring the period Of great
mental toll, be it study, anxiety, the continued
contemplation of single theme, Or other labor
tending to weary the intellect.
On account Of its adsplability, lis safety, its
quality Of being easily administered, aud Of its
causing perfect assimilation of food, and above a
of its magnificent toning effect upon the nervous
and muscular tissue, Fellows Compound Syrup
of Ilyyophosphites seems destined to suppant not
only all other preparations from Phosphorus, but
every other tonic, and obtain general use.
febl6-t&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-19
ABOLITION OF CAPI7AL PrNISH
NEWT

The bill abolishing capital punishment
has now passed both branches of the leg
islature and will undoubtedly become the
law Of the State, 1t passed the House by
vote of % to GS, and the Senate by Il
vote of Is to IL.
The bill is entitled IAN act to abolish
the death penalty and to regulate the man
ner OF applying for pardons in certain
cases" The full text Of the act is as TO-
lows:
Section l. The penalty of dea,h as d punish
ment for crime is hereby abolished.
Section. All crimes row punishable with
death shall hereafter be punished by imt!ison.
ment at hard labor tor life.
Section 3. Whenever any person who has been
sentenced under the second section of tbs act
shall desire TO obtain pardon, or Il commua al ION
OF such sentence he msy present a written request
10 the justices Of the supreme Judicial court in term
time or vacation, asking that application thereto,
be made TO the governor in his behalf, and shall
therein set forth spec hcaly the grounds on whict
such application tor pardon OF Communication Of sen
tence Is requested and the facts which he EXPECT
10 prove in support Of the san L. ether with Tho
names and residences Of the witnesses bv whom
he expects to prove such facts; and with such re-
quest he shal present The atfdayits Of such wit
nesses, and copy of all the evidence taken at the
trial in which he convicted, which evidence
shall be taken and preserved as provided in sec
ton seven, chapter one hundred and thirty five OF
the revised statutes.
Section f. If upon examination Of said reqnes
and the afhdavts herewith presented, said jus
tces shall be OF the oplnit that new and mateIia
evidence has been discovered which was no
Known, and could not by the use Of due diligence
have been obtained al the time Of the trial, ahc
which would tend conclasiyely TO show hi, in
nocence. Notwithstanding the evidence taken at
the trial. they shall appoint d time and place for
hearing thereon, and order notice 10 be given to
the Attorney General and TO the County Attorney
of the county in which such person wa, convicted
that they may appt al in behalf of the Stale
Section 5. AT such hearing no evidence shall he
deemed pertinent except such as has been discoy-
cred since the trial, and such relates 10 mattel
al facts tending TO show that such person wa.
wrongfuly or enormously convicted, or that he is
innocent.
Section 6. II upon all the evidence said jus
tees shall be of the opinionitfat sach person wa
wrongfully convicted, or that he is innocent Of thG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-19
FOCAL AND sUSi.Ess NOTICES.
NeIn enlber This.

Now IS Tie time Of the year for Pneumonia
Luog Fever Cough, Colds and fatal results of pre-
di-po>l ion 10 ConsGmpt ~ and other Throat and
Lung Disease. Boschees German Syrup has been
used in this neighborhood for the past two or
thlce years without single fai lure to cure If
you have not used this medicine yourself, go to
your druggist and a. him of its wonderful success
among his customers Two doses will relieve the
worst case. II you have no faith in any medicine
just bay sample Bottle of Boschee's German
syrup for IN cents anL Try it. Regular size Bottle
IS cents. Don't neglect cough to save IS cent,
nov25 tIT&S& v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-19

"theeiiai LOOKS make every dish a feast How
can person look cheerful when suffering from
the pangs Of cholic, cholera morbus, rheumatism
AID many little Ills that flesh is heir to. Use
Rcnue's Pam Killing Magic Oil: it will make YOU
hear bslter, see bettei taste better, feel better,
ani Viii ac.ually make yoa feel cheerful and look
haud enc. 1t works ike a charm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-19

Do not madly risk Consumption when few
drops of llalc's Honey of IIorehound and Tar
will instantly coughs, colds. catarlh. inhuen-
r. and every other allment leading TO shat awful
malady Sold by all druggists.
Pixies Ioothache Drops cure in minute.
febS t&wiw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-19

LYoN's kATHArRoN prevents the hair from
falling out or turning gray, renews its growth
and gives strength and vlgor. 1t s delightful,
perfumed and makes a splendid dressing. 1t i
the cheapest and most desirable Hair Tonic eve
produced. Used by the elite. Price only *
cents. eprl7 +cod&wly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-19

Ii year teeth are going, and you have not ye
tried he "@ozoiont," as prcservatvc, try ii now
ABANDON all other Dentrifces and give it fai
chance; 1t is guaranteed to be as harmless as wa
ter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-19

ma, Coughs, Colds, Bleeding of the Lungs, or
Consumption, showing one-half as many teslimo-
mails of genuine cures in the same length Of time
as ADAMsON 5 Botanic COUGH BALsoN. Price
80 ceuts febl4-f&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-19
LCCAL AND BCsiNESs NOTICES.
To Publishers of Maine Newspapers

To Publishers of Maine Newspapers.
The subscribers will print the PU BLlC LAWS
in form for the Papers of the State, al tie close of
the present Session Of legislature. The price will
be as low as the length Of the Laws viii admit.
Publishers desiring Il, to print the Laws for them
will please send their orders that paper may be or
dered in season.
SppAGrrr OWEN e NASH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-19

my CoUGH SHAKES NE To PIECES" gasps thu
vlctm OF taat distressing yiitatlon. Shake it OF
thea with llale's Honey OF Huiehound and Tar
Any cough eau be pat TO flight With the wonder
tul pcctartl EhXcr. Soil hv all Druggists.
Pi@e' TJotaaehe Drops cure IN minute.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-19

The public may place confidence IN Messrs. j.
Z. Devine & Co., as Apothecaries. (Signed), DR..
Geo. W. Martin, Dr. l.. j. Croker, DR.. W. Scott
Hill, Dr. Geo. L. Brickett, DR.. Wallace Bolan.
does teodtf
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naiIp Nsnnsbsf Sonrna|
TIE sCHO0L QUESTION.
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SATURDAY MORNING.. Feb 10. 1879
Wilmington journal., 1876-07-28
Additions TO the English Language
from the Pail Mall Gazette1

The English language was day or
two back enriched by new adjective
at the hands of correspondent of the
Times. The wish was expressed that
a certain street IN London might be-
come "walkable." It might be dan-
ger1us to affirm that the word "walka-
bic" has never been used before; but
it certainly sounds strange even to
ears which are quite used to 'passa-
BILE" aud "laughabie," and to which
"reIiable," if it has grlevous sound.
has not a new one. To make street
"walkable" seems to mean TO put 1t
in such state that people may walk
along it with safety and comfort. And
it certainly would not be easy to put
that idea into SO short space IN any
other way.
But the question further suggests it.
| self whether, if the street ls to lie
made "walkable." it also needs to be
made "drivable" and "ridable," And
then a number of questions would
spring up. First, as to spelling; should
it be "drivable' and "ridatle'' OF
"driveable" and "rideable?" Then
comes the further question about hav-
ing such words at all. In all these
words the Latin ending stuck on the
English root is always offensive a
long as the word is new; and that ca
price which rules so many things il
matters of language sometimes accepts
one word and rejects another which Ii
formed in exactly the same way.
Wilmington journal., 1876-07-28
MARINE NEWS
ARRIVED.


Schr Samuel, Styron, Lockwood's Folly
42 oasks spirits and 1G5 bbls rosin tc
Anderson & Loeb.
Schr Zenith, Moore, Shallotte, 20 casks
spirits, 126 bbls rosin to Anderson & Loeb
Steamship d j Foley, Price, Baltimore,
A d Cazaux.
Schr Katie Edwards, Moore, New River.
with IA bales cotton, "a casks spirits and
1l6 bbls rosin, Edwards & Hall.
Schr Gold Leaf, Moore, New River,
20 casks spirits, 100 bbls rosin, .25 do crude
turpentine to Edwards & Hall
Schr j II Nef, Reynolds, Orton, Kerch-
ner d Calder Bros.
Schr Annie NJ Chadwick, 325 tons, Bird,
Navassa Island, II days, with 457 tons
phosphates for Navassa Guano Company.
boro, Master, with $500 wat ermelons.
CLEARED.
Schr Samuel, Styron, Lockwood's Folly,
Anderson s. Loeb
Schr Zenith, Morse, Shallotte, Anderson
& Loeb.
Steamship, Benefactor, Jones, New
York, A DCazaux
Schr Maud Briggs, Davis, Laguiyra, j FL
Chrdbourn.
Br brigantine Magdala, Trafton, London,
q G. Barker & Co.
Schr Katie Edwards. Moore, New River,
Edwards d Hall.
Schr Gold Leaf, Moore, New River, Ed
wards q Hall
Schr j II Neff: Orton, Kerchner & Cal
der Bros.
Br brigantine Magdala, Trafton, London:
Alexander Sprunt & Son.
Schr Mary Wheeler, Foreman, Swans
boro, Master
Br brig Republic, Thompson, Cork for
orders; Williams & MurceisOn.
Wilmington journal., 1876-07-28

Influenced 10y their wills or pay regard
TO their commands.
The man was not created for the
woman, but tle woman for the man.
Yet the man shall be the slave of the
woman and the woman the tyrant OF
the man.
SO that in all things, as aforesaid.
the subsection of the superior to the
inferior lis to be believed.
he, therefore, tnat will be married
must thus think of the woman and the
man.
furthermore, it is necessary TO SUBJ
missive matrimony that he also be-
lieve rightly the infallibility of the
wife
For the right faith is that we believe
and confess that the wife is fallible
and infallible.
Perfectly fallible and perfectly in
fallible; of an erring soul and unerring
mind subsisting; fallible, as touching
her human nature; and infallible, as
touching her female sex.
Who, although she be fallible and
lnfalllble, yet she is not two, but one
woman; who submitted to lawful mar
riage to acquire unlawful dominion,
and promised religiously to obey,
that size might rule with uncontrolled
sway.
This is the conjugal faith, which.
except man believe faithfully, he
cannot be married.
Wilmington journal., 1876-07-28
Death of Mr. Edwards

Mr.. J. J. Edwards. of the firm of
Edwards & Hall, of this city, died at his
residence near Tar Landing,in Onslow
comfy, on day before yesterday about
noon.
He had been sick near two weeks
with typhoid fever, but was not thought
to be dangerously i'll until Sunday
last, when Inflammation of the lungs
set in, after which he grew continually
worse until he died. We learn that
his body will be buried in the family
burying ground at the residence of his
father.
In respect to his memory the Pro.
duce Exchange was closed yesterday
and will remain closed until the 2Sth.
By the same taken the shipping in
port carried their flags at half-mast.
Wilmington journal., 1876-07-28
A Wilmington Boy.

On Thursday, July Goth, match
game was played at Muldrow's Mill,
Darlington county, between the Pal
metto B. B Club, of Sumter, aud the
Farmers B. B. Club, of EbenezAr,
Darlington county. Mr.. B. g. Empie, son
of Adam Empie, E~q. of this city. played
with the Palnettos. Toe following
extract is from the account of the game
which appeared in the True SouthrOn ::
Among the noticeable features Of the
day, was the fine playing of B. &. En-
pie, second bassman of the Patmettos.
His graceful catching. accurate throw
ing and sure batting elected great ap-
plause, and it was conceded that he
was the crack player on the field. He
made the best score on the Farmers.
With nine like that second bassman,
the Palmettos would be invincible.