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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-24

VANDERBILT still lives. He y i'll al.
ways live in he hearts of Tennesseans.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-24
HOLLINs' INSTITUTE,

VIHIRTY-FOURTH Annual Session will
open September 18th. Faculty, fifteen
ladies and gentlemen, besides other officers.
Tuition in all literary studies, WITH BOARD,
S225. The school is first-class, and enjoys the
further advantages of mineral waters and
mountain climate. Depot, Salem A. NJ. and
o. K. r. P. o., Botetourt Springs, Va. Circu-
States, sent on application Young ladies
proposing to attend, should apply a. once.
jy26w CHAS. L. Coz KE, Sup't-
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
A Train of Cars on the New Orleans,
st. Louis and Chicago Railroad
Run OF the Track.
Four Men Killed and Ten Seriously
Injured-Stafement of SuPerin.
tendent FrOst-Uause,
Washed CuIVert.

JACKSON, MISS, August % An acci.
dent occurred to the south bound passen-
ger train on the New Orleans and Jack.
son railroad near TLgaloo, eight miles
south of here, st one O'clock this morn
ing. The bridge gave way, making
complete wreck OF the train. Four men
were killed and sixteen wounded, five
or six seriously. Very heavy rains fell
yesterday and last night, causing the
creek to rise unusually high and sud-
denly, and no doubt weakened the foun-
cation Of the bridge. Some of the passen-
gers lost their baggage. Will send list
of the killed and wounded as soon as OBJ
tanned.
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FOR SALE.
SAgK FACTORY.

HTEW MEMPHIS ENTERPRIsE-JAMES
N SUTTON q CO., No. 1913 Main street, Mem
mis- Tenn. dealers in Seed Rye and Wheat,
and Feed of Every descrip ptiOn, have COM
menced the manufacture Of corn, O4t and
Bran sacks for this market. We import our
sacking material, and will sell as low as any
eastern manufacturer. We also keen for sal 9
a full assortment of secondhand sarSs
aus JAS. SUTTON q co.
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EDUCATION.
KENTUCKY
MILITARY JNSTITUTE.
ST. LOUIS Law SCHOOL,

Law Department OF Washington University
THE regular annual term of this Law School
i will open on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
IL, 1876. Full course, two terms, six months
each. Students admitted to the Senior Class
on examination, by application on or before
October 10 b. Tuition, $50 per term, including
use OF library. For particulars address
q. M. STEWART Dean OF Law Faculty,
cod 203 N. Third st., st. Louis, Mo.
DREPARATORY CLASSICAL SCHOOL, AT
Brownsville, Tenn, by JOHN Q. PKTTUs,
NJ A, of the University OF Virginia Specially
designed to prepare boys and young men for
any one of the Universities of Tenn. or q. of
Va. Session opens 4th september, 1875, and
continues for forty weeks Terms per session,
S230-half in advance. Early application de-
sired. For full information apply for ct cular.
" JOHN G. PETTUS, Brownsville, Tenn.
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GENERAL FRosr's STATEMENT

NEW ORLEANS, August t23.-General-
Superintendent Frost telegraphs the fol.
lowing, in relation to the railroad acci-
dent near Jackson: An unprecedented
heavy fl Jod fell last night in the region
eight and half miles north Of Jackson,
Mississippi, and a twelve-foot culveft
washed out directly under the train.
The engine, tender and mail car passed
over; the baggage-car, smoking car and
ladies. car went into the hole; the Sleep
ing.car did not get off the track. The
passengers hurt were in the smoking.car
and ladies' car. The casualties are as
follows: One tramp, stealing passage,
killed; two passengers mortally wound
ed; ten injured, but none dangerously.
The rain was light one on both sides
OF this valley, III which the culvert was
situated, and the storm seems to have
concentrated all its fury on this central
spot.
A special to the Bulletin says Willie
Brock, colored, Of Canton, Mississippi,
aud A. Vilieseuve, OF Montreal, Cam
ada, were killed.
Freight Trains Smashed.
BALTIMORE, August % Early this
morning an axle broke of one Of the cars
OF freight train on the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore railroad,
when lamp exploded and several cals
were burned. While another freight
train was standing on the track, detained
by the wreck, 8 psssenger-train from
Baltimore for Philadelphia dashed into
it. Only three persons, however, were
injured, and thess dut slightly.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

IloNoR Able EuFLnYuENT.- There
- nothing d,rpgaforN ia any cm
ploymeut which ministers to the
well being 81 The race. The plough
man that turns thc clpi may be- "a
Cincinnatus or a Washington, or D.,
may BE- a brother a. The clpd be-
turns. Il is every way crcditahlc to
handle the yard. aud 10 measure
tape the only discrcdt consists In
having soul whose raugcot thought
y a. short a. the stick, and a. mar.
row as the tape. There j. uo glory
ia the act of aiiiXing signature by
which treasures ot commerce are
transferred, or treaties between ma
tons are ratified; the glory consists
of the rcctltude o. the purpose that
approves the one, aud he grandeur
Of the philauthrophy that sanctifies
the other The time i soon coming
when, by the common consent at
mankind, il will be esteemed more
honorable b. have been John Pounds,
putting new aud beautiful souls into
the ragged children OF the neighbor-
hood, while he mended their fathers
shoes, than TO have been set on a
throne.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

During the hight Of The excitement
iu a certain church. ia the western
part Ol the city, one evening last
week, "A little chili about four years
old, was noticed Ia leave it, mother
and "a a noisy manner pcramhulato
the various airlcs ~ Il Ia search oi
some one. At last, giving a loud
cry OF "Oh, mamma, here's papa -
rushed into the lap OF "a young. un-
married gentleman, whose feelings,
u is 90 be- presumed, can be better
imagined than described. when il il
known that the mother of the child
was well known to many of those
present as dashing widow 10 whom
the yonng man had been paying
considerable attention tor some time
past. lie did not remain until the
close Of the services, "a any rate, and
for a while more laughing than tears
agitated the congregational Leav-
enworih (ka) Times.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27
4 beautiful Young lady was walk.

4 beautiful young lady was walk
ing arm-In-arm with young man
one evening. INTO whose eyes she
would sweetly smile. "It's IA lovely
evening"" saId the faIr one. "les,
replied her companion. They we're
silent anil walked ON. 1T was "a
lovely evening yesterday" said the
beautiful girl as they cane round
again. "les," meekly respond, 1
the young man, evidently at a loss
What TO say. They came around a
third time, and il was his turn now.
Il hope il will be lovely evening
tomorrow" said he. $50 do H.
said she.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

IlN1Na.-llaf. ~ uur. |. /. not
worth While. Ncur lity l. not hong
enough to make d pay a. ,herish iIl
ur hard thought. toward any one
MhatIf thI, man has cheated sou
ur that Woman played Nou fails, Z
What 10 thi, friend has irr.akot you
ga tim, 1T sr,d. cor that ouo having
WON Your utmost cnuhloucc, yOur
Warmc,l love, has concluded that he
prefer. t. CONSIDER and treat you "a
a perfect stranger Let IL all pass,
What jihcreucc viii Il make tu YOU
iu a low years, when Nou gu tu tho
undiscovered country 4 ieN more
SMILES, a few more pleasures, much
pain. little longer hurry iug and
wurrNiug through the world. some
hasiN greetings and abrupt larvWells,
and the curtain will Hll on the last
act % tbe play lat worthy 60 hate
each other
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

MY son" said a stern parent TO a
seven vear-old hopeful, Il must dis
eiplin you. Your teacher says you
are the worst boy in school, "Well,
papa, was the reply, "only yester.
day she said | was just like my faith
err
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

Get a Brooklyn girl thoroughly
mad aud the fruits Of a careful re
igous training are not oonspicous
"a the fury with which she unships
her hustle aud wrecks il over the
bead Of her adversary.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27
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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

va " W ttAtHAs
"rhcr,'s moral fu tif dream
u adler, are You aids ! tY asy
sinful habitl Break 4, e.H y,1
.lss-h aea.'set sha r..-.
Lo,r huaaN.-Na .unms lh.
following tlHusht- t1 tne d.. f..
+" lla- it yN,r ncclrr +. ,.u .Htt "a
q commentary gpHu .lr .I'#.fI.s
are thrs, !, cd Wau,#. t. fbr atl
tulr % -.rN tuvatt ...m. 4
lltti, ch.ld stray irHHi.. t. 80
clo-ur, aud thy VL.I. COMMUNITY
90 the alert ID hui 'Hs atHI, alt
restore it o. H. mother tIWs. Nh,
Rejoicing when u i- ouul. vae
fearful mpathy. What b,trtu.-- i.
congratulations. I.,r. ar. 900 aarsl
ruWm,Ht- rV.u uri .rt D. thN
ever - uirN. ~ ar-l r.ruuuI
inr ttr -fIel ant rurg garments. So
Lack 40 Ai~>,, fur fHr tear ,'tru.l
face. Bar IDt tH. rhiil b, grown
utov umauhul8 I,f U.r br e-fravti
hA the -ruuIHar u' want, what htp
r'u~; D. Christian urn aud 40.
men gr no quest ~ bar 10 tteN
provide all Vu-~ihlg h,ij iar hcr q.
turn, or Ii she u,tHn ui beer uvu.
notion, Il th,N receive L.rnIrh -t.h.
AudnC-> aui dcUrlN 81 90 -r,u,
hot against wandering Far irum
it 40 tlp first -f.r. -h. !, l,uuug,..l
a~ip-t .u-t' E.Au. tg.yud- and r.l
a'yrs VS. II-n"u NHas don't ever
come ~ iI--n.r ue. LIST. ~aN. -
cIety, luiiiIarpntIN How hal t4...
girls arr And Iu-t ttu.yabN
lost t-I, the prompt verdict 81 oua
vcuiloual morality, vhlr one ami
all unite In hsInu- ever, door b,
tween hyr aud r-Py,aHIu An
will not those lot ones bp required
al our hani hrurliirrt
OEIGiN - "iluNE. ~vtEr lloNr.
Tho following ie the hi>iur, ut
Home, Sweet il.ua." a. M Reel
SAYS 10, author ...#f.l lt - h...
Tunis Mr. rt1l. u1G written -.E
cral piy,r~ i.r th, 30 % t.g' hH
met with cYu-d,uh'. .s.l. q. hI
Lryu Srut tlr fa .r tr iau. .r Is.s
after the prediction %. nr of tl.m
~ lnC ui Ih. f.nlr 80 t.H'D...
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m. api a''h l H...r. ..
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-Ir,.l.ug au"Ji frra t.,.. d. ..s..u
himself lu tIe GH.l.u o.. Toll
lrti.-, aEd hn..m. "a F.. ..t observer
ul tar ,i.e aul -...fg 81 t.ar hul
liant promenade. NM.e -ulur
there, d, th rghtuI jht pleasure, l.-
acquanlau,., haa TOLL HIm th,y ov
p,rtvd "a have rh, urrt Jlt. AMI r..
hrctci that although j. th, uIl-t OF
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

The latest natural curiosity Il
dog which has whistle growing To
the end OF his tail. lie calls himself
when wanted.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

Srtm 10 >taiy ,ur.,-- -Hd.y. the
body must be healthy, o.. mind az
ga a, anil time managed with great
craUUmy. Persons who study man,
hours ln th, day should pgrbap,
have two separate pursuits going au
at the same time tor one part
Of lhc day, uui the other TOR "a,
other, and these nl as oppo .tc "a
nature a. po-slhlr, that the mind
may De- refreshed hv change. and al
the had effects 81 la>-itudc avoided.
There is ono piece ai advice In hic
of study which wr think no one vlll
object to, aud that Is, every now aud
again 10 be- completely idle. to de-
nothing At all indeed. thi- part Of
life Of study = commonly consid
cred as 50 decidedly superior 10 the
rrSt. that IL has almost obtained au
exclusive preference over tho>' other
parts of the system, with which We
wish 60 see II concerted.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

A young gentleman In New York
lately made an evening call upon a
young lady, aud got rather shabby
treated. Itwas gettiny along toward
nine o'clock, when the young lady
inquired the time Of evening.
"fiye minutes % nine" was the
reply.
"liow long viii II take You 10 20
home Z"
"Five minutes, | should Judge
Then said the young lady, "ii
YOU start now, YOU will get home at
Just nine o'clock.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27
NO. &.
HUMOROUS ITEMS


TIE y h0'-iN'inpi state peHial Asso-
eih,i"n m''@ 10 Ja'ks"i' Ans'e'
i'th' $50.
a f2lors Z Affilaa saint got into q
frfendiv N'ui.ir with his wife last
week. q. A','.a r'n"'y' AMI broke
h'f noes.
"buut lets have auN words about
IS. cas- ths man aIi WHOM bee duit,i
fH. DICTIONARY I. vlin'ur.wat ban.
aIu.nul.r4u vhat..t.e date a.
t.sr Iu.H. &" a.l .IIpg. ths other
Hur.nr uh,a o. could uut Hul the
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4.. f...t .IuaIrr la.-ra. In "a
ua.l.t,r. +. rmsu Mill attract scarce
A halfI., aJt,uuun ihat r.utrr. on
flr man dat LloW- l,- nos, iu
.HupH.
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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

Shrrr ur liApuSr... An Italian
bishop, who hll struggled through
many difficulties ~ithuW rypuing.
anil hecu much oppo>,l without
mauiID.tiue mpaticu,e, hgug asked
90 communicate the secrets ct h..ug
al"ay. So happy, replied, "lt cou.
,i-t, ot single thing, aud that q,
making thc right U~c oi my eyes. In
whatever state I am. first %. an
look up to heaven ami remember my
hrst bus.ne~- iS to get there. then
look down on earth. and call 90 mind
how small a space | shall soon iill %
u. then hook abroad IN the world,
aud see multitudcs less happy than
myself Aud thus | learn whore
true happines. is placed, where al
my car,s must end, and how little
reason | ever had Ia murmur or to
be otherwise than thankful. To live
m this spirit is TO I've always happy
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27
Job u GIN
Neatly and Promptly ENeenled.

How To MAKE Mr.CnEF.-keep
your eye on your ueighbcr. Take
care of them. DO not let them stir
without watching. They mi ght do
sometnug wrong II you Io. TO he
sure you never knew them to dp
anything very bal. bat IA might bc
oa Your account they have not. Per.
hap- ~ II had not been tor your
Kind care thcym.eht hayedH-graecd
themselves long ago. Then do not
relax ia Your effort. 90 keep thcm
where they ought to be- Never
mind Your own hu-iur-s-that will
take care ct lt-ylt II you hui amy
-Nmp,pm- of amy one passing ,ut OF
t0rplfh al duty, tell every one else
ynn ~,r. aud h. particular 60 see "a
great many Il is guod way 10
circulate -u.h thiug-, though II may
not benefit yourself Or any one else
plrll uhr.y. Do keep -nmcthlug
goug--l'yuor d, dreadful thing.
IL !. sand der. was silence u h,at ou
tor the space at hail an hour. do
not 40 an, .uoh thugoocur on earth.
II Uuuld T., too much Tor this man
dauc sphere.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

tur MANNER 80 Nclarl
N u,rl utrrf H.u,.sI .,lEui.ar,,
with .n..n.N fuH--n.. %. TIA, man
u,rs ore NOT q. 'ulsld. iarm.r',
thor. was courtesy anil rru,l,u u
thr behavior 1T d g,uil,m.p. Char.
i,- Lamb bad seem "a gentleman " bo
aiuay, took oi bis lat to- woman
U hen o. spoke io her. oven toateh
Ia. "lou had better. wrote Lord
chesterfield 90 hi- >ru. "ryuru a
dropped an gcutrrlN than give q
thpuaud pounds aWkvarIlN. aul
Nnu had better refuse IgNar grace
fully than grant u duru.iIN.' "Clv.
IaN,' sail another. ".aIus every
jhuG dgd -t- uothu. n arm the
u-., 80 maa go lhy ,lH., kingdoms. %
-aid Wilkes. "hut sis, mo an hour -
start and ! viii gam the love - amy
woman bringe jiy haudsom,-t.' D.
Teach "a hny true manners aud Nou
vt.l really benefit him and all man
knd. iu lutl u4lu mauurr. az,
MINOR moral aH is'fuaIly wl,
uau 3. mo-tah,.yg blI one. Polite.
us>- ar.. Iam o.. heart. aud uu
aas ~ ufgu-, can h.de nuLl,
Vg.lUus.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

Those who weep over errors, were
not loTmcd for crimes.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

Experience Is torch lighted in
the ashes Of our illusions.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

Action Is hfc and health rcpose
n death and corruption.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

a uHs company 30 ..l ovoi
$50 ,'...ra iii f.~ FIE,rI. ing aud
u.u-,tpIaF t, ta.rpulon thc I'll
tor ,r...l Wpau The sheriff, who lt
taeL.l Jh, G,Hul TIGER AMI brought
am agual tu thc newspaper of'.'
in hl, cage lle vas placed IN tnc
uuupo.us u. ID, aui during the first
tWp dny, tc npt auIN consumed So
worth ~ l,ct. but be scratched 80
V,.th Of iruu-, Dr. from tie lex ui the
local IMPORTER Who ,nlgsfu.rd Co
sta him up with q broom handle to
make him roar. On the third daN
tee tiger broke '"ose, aul the entire
force ot comp a.ifur- descended tho
stair case with IHdI,iuu. uiAvuu, 50.
III, editor waz alarmed O. ind h4
,Nltc through the composing room
oat uu. aud that thy latch upon thc
sau.tum dour WAS broken. ~p he
,lim,I put ol the wiulaN and sought
safety on The root The trrr was
shot
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27
A MESSAGE


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j 'l' - t ~.
y was only efuu - irli"r
tfat tfsiesas - sa ad
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furm 80 ''sr".si. s..r.
!. wa. ..|. ,ru.r l.rr
inBH.l mam Nr.E f.rHa..
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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

The following occurred during
biz blow on the Mississippi, at the
time when 80 many rails wero
Swamped, aud 80 many steamboats,
lu,t their ,kyrggng. \ rait was
iu.t emerging from Lake pcpin ~
Do, sguaIl ,amc. IN q moment the
nu WAS pitching and writhiug
a it suddenly dropped into CharNba
dis Will, thc waves broke over
wish Tremendous upruar, aud expect
ms instant destruction. one craftsman
dropped ou hi< kncc~ aud COMMENCED
praying with vim equal - the
emergency. Happening t. open hi-
eye, iur a moment, hc discovered
h.et.#l #lUuiIu u., .H- gui nprayor.
but Uu-lm- tle pole iul" thc water
%. .a. 80, ui "a, rait. Nhat~ that
Nrr i.H. Nlb,' -.lIlhe "gyt down
% y,r k.r,s now ..F there l-u't
4i, I.la.,u o. anl purHtury.
-li ai.N, ru, -af taa other, a. hr
continued Co Inuch Tire v.t,r with
fH. pu,ns "t, a-N now What.
... u...t pH}n rIUa.,.lrN can
...4 bottom .a#.l .. j..
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

yesterday, A. a timely - unnocd
"a warning.
There's 4 moral ia TIC dream "
u adler, are you aldi ! tY say
sinful habitl Break a. e.r y.1
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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-23

CENTENNIAL TEA PARTY.-The Cen
tennral Tea Party, given by the young
ladies of Charline Street NJ. +. Church
last night, was a grand success. The
young ladies were charmingly attired in
the costumes of the olden time, and by
their beauty and grace rendered the &C.
cation very delightful. From early in
the evening until late hour last night
the lecture room of the church WAS
crowded with happy company of old
and young. The refreshment table was
loaded with delicacies, and it WAS at this
table that Gen. Washington dispensed his
smiles. TIE supper table was bounti-
tul one-turkeys, oysters, chickens, ham,
eggs, sardines, etc, being the substantial
attractions The Centennial Art Gallery
attracted many persons by the rarity OF
its curlosilies. Old pictures, old coats,
old mirrors, n porringer belonging ito
Rogers the martyr, a hat once worn by
Lorenzo Dow, etc, etc, amply gratitied
the tastes of the antiquarian. SO great
was the success last evening that the
party will be continued tonight. sup.
per can be had any time after six clock
We advise all to 90 early, as there will
certainly be Il large crown in attendance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-23
NEIGiIBORIIOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

WE were informed yesterday evening
by gentleman just from st. ClalrsvillC
that Mr.. j. b. Lonsley, who was injured
by Jumping from the omnibus between
Wheeling and st. Clairsville, day oil
two since, was not near SO badly hurt q.
was at first supposed. His injuries arc
entirely external and not Of dangerous
character
The Lelderkranz affair at City Hall
night before last was a grand success and
Il very enjoyable time was had. The at
tendance was very large, there being 3
large delegation from Wheeling. The
music for the occasion was furnished by
Eaas' iuIl quadrille band, Of Wheeling,
and was exceedingly fine. The singing
of the different societies of Wheeling and
Bellslre was deservedly good, and was
applsuded by all present
At midnight the whole party marched
to Mr.. John Zilch's restaurant, where Il
table was spread with all the imaginable
good things for the refreshment of the
inner man, and all who sat down to that
table did their own duty. After sup
per they wendell their way back to the
hail, where they tipped the light fantastic
toe until . O'Clock yesterday morning.
The whole thing will long be remem.
bered rs an evening OF pleasant enjoy
meEt by all who were ia atteL dance.
Quite an improvement is beng made
in the appearance OF things By the build
inc OF new fence around the NJ. T..
church on Guernsey street, and repairing
the walk close by.
The GAINESVILLE District Conference
Of the VI. h. Church met al the Guern.
sey street chuych Yesterday at ! ] o'clock
Presiding Elder Burt presided. and Rev.
;. Price was elected Secretary and Rev.
J. W. Toland assistant Secretary. The
churches of the District Were well repre-
.ented, and will. no doubt, all be
BY to day. The first business
tina. seemed TO claim the attention Of the
Conference, was TO consider the character
of the local preachers of the district, all
of whose characters were passed and their
licenses renewed.
On motion of Rev. Mr.. Hodgson the
BeliRire reporter OF the Wheeling Reg
lister was invited forward, and desk,
&c, furnished him.
The next branch Of business taken up
By the conference was 10 consider the
characters of the local e1horters of the
district, all of whose characters were
passed and licenses renewed, except
James Mexican, OF Armstrong; Mills,
whose character was passed but his
license was discontinued. Elder Burk
hen asked that Rev. Smith address