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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-04-07
! war sons

s
Is @ sbofI y War 4 Song
bteshrs6; api the world IS not IS
40 bad as some would ma ke ID; y, s
NJ lthosgb Ma tjll II stu bborn, lot, Is 4
Ihe piough OF toll can break it:a6tts ~ u
Is And M heat t7srAssea Of anabes ffoth--,,Sa ,Sa lj
Z With apple bloopa aud blnshing oherries,
VII ~ so9p replace the thistle, growth .@
And bitter bfambls berries: f'gb =,
81 81 sof LIES s field, q golden field, 7 h'sa
Who're lskltl and length Of lever,
Y " Gan make the barren wilderness ai
sissSs Eden bowerl forsyer!. mo
isies lt1sas Sie ggs3lsh i39St paod ela
IL w Whereyer,rsason bids you go, p
its B3l firm, resolved to followl bayurfa
Meier bull de house on Ages snow---
i5 Tradition iSsbut hollow. 1asetd
With eyes that never shun the light, I,
S8 Although it shows your past misohanoes,
Ride down the phantom brood at night
s. w With troops Of gallant tanoiesl IA
{ Eor life's d fight, q stubborn fight, 'J
Where hope ond fresh endeavor'
Can overcome the hosts Of care, I'd,
W For ever aud for evor!
4 AZ anguish hens you ID upon
Some OieaK ana lOnely mountaioJ
Ne'er sigh for the forsaken lawn,
5.t And willow shaded fountain;
i But on the lofty mountain top,
fl Learn Of the eagle self reiancel
Let the whtrlwinds as they drop,
Bear down your bold de6ance! saa
! For life's o fight, gallant fight, 3dV q
on Where heart aud strong endeavora
d Shall win the palm aud wear the palm
! !. vTov g.. -
Resigned in Wants despised retreat,
With friends and funds but scanty,
Fling over half the bread you eat,
80, That men may think you've plenty;,
Z 'Twas thus that Goth was driven from, Rome,
And tits maxim broadly Roman--
Though bitter tears may fall at homo,
Laugh loud before your foemap!
For life's siege, long drawn sioge,
a9 A fierce, protfaoted trial,
70 Whero faith forever gives tho PALM
To hopo aud self donial.
Should those you friended in distress
Forget you---'tis the fashion
: Ne'er let them know their worthlessness
40 Had power to moyo your passionl
Be cool, and smie--the war of life
Again may place you Eur above them,
And should you chance to meet in strife,
Then provo how much you love theml
Q For life's fight, varying fight,
a Defeatand victory blended -
Though Wrong may triumph for while,
Right wins ero all is ended!
Should she who shared your summer lot,
Now shun your cold carcsscs,
Oh, blanc hor ot!-oh, hurt her not
But loose her golden trcsses,
She never loved, no power on earth
Can change q womans true affection,
4s Nor is the haggard falcon worth
a A moments sad detection,
Forget her frailty in tho fight,
a Whore brain and blood endoavor,
Still win at will ohangeless Grown
For ever and for over!
Avoid tho fruitless strife of creed,
& You cannot turn or guide it,
y Let Heaven award tho Viotor's need,
And Priest With Priest decide II! ~
Believe that life is Aeoting breath,
v 30 jus. to mon and love your peighbor,
And take this ritual for your faith
'Truth, Temperance and Laborl',
And thus tho error clouds TINT veil
The heaven of life will sover,
And Gods approving eye look down
On faith and firm endeavor.
ty tfSon' tie Lancaster, Rn:, kte12igencer. I
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-04-07

Mr. Ten Brock, of England, recently
offered Mr., Harper Of, Lexipgtop, Ky,
10000 for tho. raoo horse Ten Broeok. :,
lRhe. offer was declined. ! p : ~ r
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-04-07

Old John Brown is to- have ~ statue in
the Capitol at Washipgton. fsAttleast, the
Kansas Legislature has voted money for
the erection ( suoh statue. N7s,p 10
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-04-07

CHANGE or SCHEDUBR. no
= on d. and d.sdfs after janusry 10th fIj, fsIjp,n. Will
'1 I ~ Ss$ y |S;|SSs
As,'ss Assvs sspsss, s' sss'''' ,oagS q lSisa E
Il iilrY sH l's WESTWARD 9r''s
ito g Arrive Ut Soneoa, FT ind7 l8 p d.
Leave Seneca, fe7'7 P19'p'nai'
noioNIGHTa TaPAssENGER1 TRAIN.
ti,iH $sgp saiEASTWARD. al ynbisi
o,ir Arrive at Seneca, diIa b8,87ipym
sla. g.'.s ''eif '''. GOING WEST. EST = ,'aI ~ j.
f,aa Arrive at Soneea,t o. 7s,10a MI
Leave Seneca. g ,z1-,7 liam
LOCAL lddfNa[ EREIG q GHT ! T,iT TRAIN
II @s,. Ar.iye 4 f. ! q ssas"e''', ss5sooppH
'saio1 ,l"IGOING VEST.
Arrive at, Seneca # = 13'atd
-, leave Seneca q g 80 a'in
THROUGH yFREIG HTS TRAIN.
i, s.,, EASTWARD. ogsig,
.a. Arrive ArrN' at at s7enD'eoas 10 e. Pm
WESTWARD q so 1o
lsau Arrive at Senecay ts.i 3 06 a III
tt Leave Seneca, 3y..4 lib 06 a %
/, Connecting atAtlanta for all points West
aud Southwest Ia ~ !.tsgsfuu ti.
Connecting at Charlotte for all Eastern
points. "a as.aui
Through Tickets on sale, at Gainesville,
Seneca City, Greepyille and Spartanburg to
all points East or West.
G. J. FOREACRE,
General Manager.
WI. HoUsToN, Gen'l Pass. 4 Tiokes
Agent 1s' ,'.1N '4'
, 1881-08-11
TEE COUNTY-DUILDING.

TWENTY-FIVE Insane cases are on tho call la
tho County Court to-day.
Sfns. O. J. kuEfEI,, Of No. as1t vincenncs nrc-
nne. was brought to the Jail yosteElny to await
a hearing On the charge Of bolng Insane.
THs Committee on Public buildings ycstortlay
approved bills In favor Ut W. E. fIaie $U,a ,ai0 for
sleyators: J. =, nasse,t <; 4 e.. tshso Ter gus
Gus county contractors.
TilE Joint Committee on Buildings and Chnrl-
tics locked over rNns for tho proposed now
,ents, but cauo 70 no conclusion, Thoro arc
still architects TO bo heard froin.
+. Cart: lt1cilAnp McCLAuot1lsnY. Of Paios. is
announced s at, %aopsnau,t" oana!dato for
dcop Interest IN tic oansass he Is msklns. s's
;, THE tax-salo continued yostort,sy, all tho de-
hsns asposed Of. Paiarine evil viii 30 Jill to.a"y
Tho Towns Of 6chaHmburE and Orland ure OK
ccntions 10 the rule and tho. only towns III tho
taxes.
J0nx II. HAsK1Hs, Of Rogers Park, who has
hcen twice. elected 1,oilco Justice ot lato, has
sp,ne sn trouble n ,aitry.ng llo was elected M 10
Since thoa hO has Ssen fogieetsd. lie ,rled =
hc will have to come 1round hgafn.
Taxes mot ana listcnod 10. M ars,lmeMt il, rcla-
w ta 5 i5F toE o n sst Se c
psr,!ss rss!,!ins AtS; oa liz Nesth, ssut T.
s wSs Sas; ss a a. so oNssHSsy NosS an wro wei a
listened ratsensly to both legal Kentlemon
Western Investment Corporation aslsud i cor
as'!1 o 6 onsy ss n ams ssy ;ss5;sa
0tsco fixtures. ~ total of slE,. .780, while they
, 1881-08-11
THE CITY-UALI.

THERE wore f1fty burlal permits issued ycator.
day, and forty y-seyen deaths reported.
TIE widows md orphans who arc tonetloIaries
pf tho Police nnd Flromon's Honotlt Fund will
ho pald thoir ponsions ut the Controllers ullico
Baturdny morning,
MAYOR iIAltRlBoH And his son Oartor IT,, Jr.,
propose 70 take y vacatlon. T1e Mayor Is anx-
1unr1a long enough for thAt. But it Is probable
ho will 10 anyhow.
HACK ltconse No. ls5, that OF James Davis,
soco,uu,endaton Of Capt. ELersoli. Tho reasoo M so
Asslgncd IL Il K1ncrAt violation OF tho Hack orl-
hauce and tho ovorcharglns Of paasouEors.
CoMM1ss1oNEn WHti;En stated yesterday TINT
for tno lirldKoport PUMPS. II MIR. MeDorall
w91ld s Is eoma m 4 and give tho rcqutred bot,l II
~ { s ts S' 'saa ssss; % g s'S % sye
pumps if II new advcrtlsomlnnt was tna,lo, thai,
~ ..ignt scadvcstlso. Tho bon!l hu required
vcro RotttnS tired. ''' 'e'4~'' ''@s'' 90 '''''''
MAYolt ilAnnlsoH stated yesterday that ho
wolld yato tho order rnsted by tho Council
Astor sirsst, frs,tn DIyls'on 70 sohii,or. The
rcaeou for hls veto would be thAt he hld LEARNED
saa 'ao ws LIT
~ had n0t. whtlo 10 QUO know whothor tue ron-
Y, ny n9son Ct ths later wsre
owners favorod the improvement, aud honoo
yos,eiday SHaa Buyaa Rasi VT ssaod aaa
sss'a' s'Sss' q e: asss % Euy hSs aml S IT, txsisy
Ffankii @ street %SS1 % eso !oft Psck So estato
III sx.stgry Gnd eaSenont stoEe, DxlS9 feet. No
one-story and paB0men. dwelling, asxH fvvt.
Cass. nInr Pearson streok, &s.6Jt q. Laslor,
Id r jh4f MI Il va
, 1881-08-11
MARSHALL, MICH.

6pfetd6 OapdttH 70 1He CHledto 1T1bAH64 ~
MAlss1IAL;, Mich, Au8, l0.-Twouty.tiyo hum
dred people wero -at tho track to-day, and tho
sport was very satisfactory to tho spectators.
The program embraced tho a:J7 tro,ting. ::ee3
pacing, aud 2:c7 trottlng. Following aro tho
summarizes:
Two thFty-soven class. purse $3o0:
T. Z. Dtowut b. 4. Grand Sentinel. .......,,,1
Wtl,te1n DclonR, ct,, N. Cl4ra Cleveland. q ::
J. l.. Rcid, ca. =. Il. Al. Strong. ..........4
Il. 1a&er, ro 4. Ioc!nfr... ::...,.......,,6 3 8
Ttme-2:;p.s; a:i.1i; eat.
Two twenty-three paclna, purse $50:
A. II. Freemnr, eh. q. naId Hornet. .......1
g. y. Webbcr, ch +; Ned Forrestor..... 2 =
f. T. Il. MGrsS Mt'e' Gu: y. T. i'Kh ack......".""
Ttnle-2:s8; a:.j; a:a4.
Three heata were trottol In tho 2.27 class tho
fourth being daclarel no neat. and will bo
finished to.!norrnw. Indicator hRe two heata
and Etuol MHlllunl one. Thus fur tho favoritH
nave won cvcry r1ce.
, 1881-08-11

Tho Carpenters' and Jolucrs' National com
vcution hol its third davis deiibcrations ycstor.
day u Trades Assembly Hail. Tho committoo
9n 81 .ss1 @ s1nos Of tho % ad ey
to inc comry VIII Wow to
Ter was constituted tho organ Of the craft, to bo
published Ia Now York city l,y the National Ar
ISOLATION. ono.haif In Eneian. md tho o,hSr
1 ao w e 1sSs
moss to tae st, Louis Union for funds adyansed
r. y! publ!sning the pnper was oE.lered paid: Tho
C@onyen1ion @ adopted tho report Of tho Proyia-
t1ona. as nublisho1 yesteIday., -
After ordering tho National secretary to cor
reaspona =, wt1 tne carpenters OF CnnaG with
orsanIzatlons, iho conveHion took a roecss
4nt! a.! tho , Go9m!tto1 % oa CONSTITUTION and By
Even at thIs latlai EatherinE Of the caEpcntots
ana poiners. tneir NaMonal hasociaton isthfnnt-
q s Mns to o aot shsrs ao
What y advoeetss consider { legitimate protso.
guised .soc,aiisaa. Tho foeiing eaino M to
t9o.a as.1a, neaa ynstgrdayt Whsn !qeAl paper
e s5e so'e Re.eo e. It sso ss. q
6!sthsfskits q vs5y snaii eaiiSfs;' iho 'ato1.
xsso aot u tso Usual atsa al ttangs sanp
but ce,isuretl miscellaneous !!enuncIatton Or
assa attaeR seratiai asi
otuent to have; i, boon in.pIrod by
stronx Yesterday a. to threaten the Convention
WI WMh ~ assfupt!ea: IAo Etho!nnati, nu1alo. and
SeSe e ssoa = dho oposo GS
!,ixhts scsslon I tie Ctucnun'I doloxnt!on s
, 1881-08-11
SPORTING EVENTS.
Edwin Thorne, Troubadour, and
Little Brown Jug the VIM
ners at Rochester.
Trotting nnd Pacing Mt Mondota and
Marsllall-Tho Day at Sar-
Atoga.
Providence and Troy Beaten by Boston aud
Worooater-Tho Providence Club
in Deop Water,
ROCHESTER,.

ROCHESTER,.
8ptetal DtseaseA to Ths Chicago Tribune.
ROCHESTER, N. T., Aug. 1o.-Io-day's races
wero witnessed by about l0o persons, Including
I, largo representation OF tho fair acx. A high
wsn,l blow down tho back- stretch, hut there was
no uthor 'isaRrecnblo feature IN cithor tho day
or truck. Tic 2:&l md ::ss' trots and tho FREQ
for-all paccrs were tho cvonta called, and ali
were hcol1ed. The 2::3 raco was n hot one, hav-
Inn only four stnrtors, and yet requiring six
heats to decide It. Edwin Thorne, ]. q. Thomns,
Kato SprHgue, and Pilot IL were tho competing
horses. Pools beforg tho stMrt soil: Thorno
E26, Thomas f&, field $4O. Thotnas won tho fret
hcnt after mixing two breaks. carrylu9 Thorno
10 a break in tho finn! quarter, trottgd In ;p.s.
md boating him two lengths. Knto BpraRAc
was two d'stnhosB otit at tho half, but saved
.harsalf by a terrific finish. III tho second hcnt
she went to tho front ut tho turn, whnre Thomas
broke. md mover wns headed, although Thorno
was but thront.latch bchfnd hcr at tho OUT
come, in e:l8. Tho Qunrters vera IS, 1:00lA,
1:+4A, which mndo tho nhnl quarter 3]A,
::l5 clip. At tho hhlf Thorne was six lengths
behind, 40 tint he must hnve como home In
about 1:07A. The third heat was MI ensy ono for
knte SpruKue. ThornB wns laid up, and Thulnu8
behaved 30 hadly TINT sho won In JOG In 2:.a3r,
Thy start for Tie fourth heat was such q n,isnr-
able t ono thst Knte spra9nc was forced 70 l1st
kr ,aS ao oe &c. s Thcass opppf fn' @ T.
hind BIN without 10 any wHy Interfering with
esscn ess Shsr ,ook Ct 81 r II nap ps& s & ana
Tho!na won tho heat by bait n length. Thomas
furctur him out IN .:2u. Thornu n!so took tho
next two heats aud racc: Thomas wae benton
a nook In tho Gfth III ::lDh, but wns Of no nc-
COUNT III tho tlnnI hents. Kate 'SprnKuo bruko
badly Iu both. and did nothing moritorsous.
The 2:se7 rnca was an affair ot strAIRht heats
for Iroubat,nur. who won without being oxtenl-
sa from 5rSm ANNE a s,H, VI, AsEopnut, Forest ratohe.
Reno broke bis bseeclnng. on account
Of Stella G. swcrving tn front OF him. and run a
mile aud quarter but WINS not distaneed. An
nte W. was hanY.up soc9ud IN each heat The
ttnlo was a:sssl, 2:211i. .:21H.
Little Brown Jug retrieved hls lauro1s BY can
turing the paulng racd In strRERht heRts la @:i6.
$:l5, s:la. Hay hll'y was T. good second In Tho
ilrst hest, md CLOSE third ~ tho second, but
takc Q suirt run On the homc,stroteh
was second III tho second nnd thir.l hcais press.
Ing tho winner In tho former, and being benton
t,vN 0pGn lengths in tho latter. Lucy mnde
ifor,nidapls looking brush On The taek stretch
tho hn1t, but dropped to third on tho upper
turn: lsowly 10y Carried Jug to tho half In
the first md second heats. The following aio
tho
, 1881-08-11
COUNCIL OF HONOR AND. TEMPERANCE,
hp<etat Dt&pat<A 10 Ih4 Ch{eeso lfthuN..

and Temperance began At the Tomple Hall In
this city at 10 O'Clock this mora!na, ii, ", Toni
plar Eugeue II. Clapp, Of uostou, presiding. a
large number Of delegates. representing four
teea Staten. arc present, also tho following otl-
cera; II. W. T0mplas, q, II, Clapp, OF aiaesa-
chusotts; II. ", Vice.TemplaE, John W. osa-
ham, OF Tennessee, II. W, Recorder, Heuben Q.
Kelly, Of rennsylYanlai III: W. Chaplain, the
Roy; W; Y. Aeagan. Of Ainnesosai u. ". Usher,
read an ipterestlas I'D forcible address. nd
Recorder aud Treasurer presented eher reports,
which were appropriately referred. Tho u&unl
committees W6re hPpplnted.
, 1881-08-11

NlRt lHllHGIA AHu NRGuf vi THO ntnK Gn1
put hln hu,h on thom and 400 that thoy ,rs aate,
Tho Treasurer sends II document to tic Contrib.
s5 ot ;S e sHtf ,ss. ~, s "%s G, e y,
which ii % per eent VI tho s'eposls, thu othos i'd
prcofatton nf tho bnls n, tho bunk lus, in tho
lrnt itlstGt,co h,!nk ssl9U In premium, on ia
sbe pai,iic absoIttoiy tatc wien taoy tnko It Tic
i!.s Of .a; ,nrk Only sIs !, a'iottsa q
Of isHunr theso iotos, the banks pay to tic tinv.
Per sfna ye HE th s ycrn.e
n es Sss*' .,e!ss'eo 81 s*?sss:s: ssss ,se e
isat S'ef os ot q f af tns aE. dr. @ I
IT, Saafes 'Ss ssn 6 SS;
AdisI to hit must 10 tho express ehnrscs tf1'tn
Washington u tho home, 9f, q, tho bank. Every
TsSa H se Essss coSs e & % y sse5 sG%S y m
s7b moro. rhe,,. amin. the tnw prnvites TINT ~
GqS" e ee o thS M
constnnt re,!ouplon. into; % Unit ti,o Tecas:
ssy ey sss ss ' y sy for w. %ssssns blu peGs 3
,aInount HUI to bo kept constantiy good
isaSsStSf'' sS Or as s SIs tIs s9nt n eced 81 sns g
lrottlc;',s n n Washlnaton 81! t!s TIME; so that
Il shs ssS ree9ien ssak iS Il tsse s
facts to show Tint tho hNnks % their share In
Hayng taxgs aS n rnxiE .hS pooe nbso t
a M asopis tS1aE si i ss &se s s"epe!y sa
nuke t,loney olt OF their circulation. Thoy DO.
IT, ,1nk thas tssy fy nsy f1r thor brv.
money out = II circulation. woi,ld myseit
rs C11}CkVY without Circulation vii II.
, 1881-08-11
SAttAIQGA,

sATArOoA, N. y, Aug. l0.-Tho first race to-
iay, milo dash, was won by htaggte Aver,
Constantine second, and Valentine third. 1amo
1:i3}f.
ltob Roy flushed tsst. but the judges, with
the idea that be fouiod Maggie Aver, ptacod
him Inst and gayo Mnggio tho first place, Tho
toulinF. was q misnpprehenston; hob Hoy WIS
clsnr Of the Oily oil through tho raco.
Tue secOuh ruc0, ono and ona-ha!f miles. VIVA
wo4 by boulevard, li1okaok second, and SIr
Walter third, Time, 2:3O}S.
THU third race. ono and nnc.eighth miles. was
ven by Eollowplay, Edolwolss second. and Orlolo
, 1881-08-11
CAPT. BoyToN,

B91<aa@ Usp91ek to AT CNaea9o Tribune,
+ DUBUQUE, Ia, Aug. 10-N.Y. DFover. editor
OF tho Times, lett this evoalus for a floating
voyage down tho rlyor In ono Of Capt. noytou'a
l!te-pscseFving aults, He u accompanied by
tho Captain, and thoy Will probably fetch up at
nolIevuo. III. lrOwer % tho only man who
over made q trip with Hoytou exGhpt On Que
other occasion, when. 4 New York HsraM ~.
porter accompanied hin,
, 1881-08-11
MENDOZA. ILL.,,


apaetdE UUPIsth ID 1Hs CH1tdq0 3F{bunf.
bfENDorA, ILL.,, Aug. l0-Tho races at tho
Mendota Drlvtug.P Park to-day wcro uncxcep.
uouably good, aud. though tho timo docs not
como up 10 tho Ayes Of tho present day, tho
hcats were romarkably woll and closely contost-
Cd. Ia the Illus clRsA nifty Dashaw won In thrco
straight heats, Frank baker second. Frank
Tho @::1 class was also wo, In etfaIKht hoats,-
Cllyor frat. AnnN Lowe scconh. MAttIe flruham
.:tl4.
, 1881-08-11
A DRIVER HURT.

NORWICH, Conn.,, Aug. 1o.-Dur,ng race at
tho trott,nR park this afternoon between tho
horsos Of Joseph Mccain, OF Newark, N. j., and
John AoNamara. Of this city, McCann's horse
won tho nrst heat. When paat tho w!ro ho
boltcf and throw h1GCaun upon THO fonco. BRONX
Ing bis right arm nnd 6ovornl ribs, tho ends Of
tho brok0n ribs plercinG tho lungs,
, 1881-08-11

opEetaa UHpattA to 3h* UA1t0oo IF}bNn1,
DECATUR, ILL.,. Aug. 10.-DcleRates from various
points In the State arc In tho city In attendance
upon tho scventh annual convention Of tho
l!lthols State Amateur tresa Association ut tho
!. A. q. A. rou1ns to-nfKht. Tho Association
Of M1loon, Is pEe80nt.
, 1881-08-11
'TRtPI FITS.

6ptefai Dtspateh to TIA Chicago Tribune,
DECATUR, ILL.,, Aug. 10.-Anothor Decatur iady
gave birth to trlp!oa last night all are RirIs md
all arc living Tonight. Tho nnmo OF the .nothor
as Mrs. Harry I0ulbert0n, wife OF q reporter Cou-
nectel With the BprtuglGll Monitor,
, 1881-08-11
+. BOSTON VS.. PROVIDENCE,
Spsetat DtspatcA to Tbs Chicago yftban&.


lNov1oENoE, II. l.. Aug. 10-The nostous 1ust
jumped upon Ward to-day III tho nth inning,
aud RHdb0uril was sent 10 to re!teye him. IIo
was pounded as badly na Ward had been, and
whom tho Aods got through with both pitchers
they had soourod atx singles, = two and threo-
baaor. and earned ak runs, Ward then came
back to the points, aad tinished tho Ra1no, only
two more hlts being made on h!s delivery. There
wsre GOO present.
p:I,staagn.. !antta'gs- 535Sse2s9
Ioston ....,,,... .....0 y O o o O. 0 ! 80
nnse hts-Bostoa II. total 10; Providence 9,
Fielding error.-l,oston, 10; providenco,A.
EArnDd ruua-Iossp1, u.
Iwo-uat0 hits-Any10F, IfornunY, =
Thfe9- base blt-Wbitnoy, ..
FNst baso On balls-lIofnuns, Whitney, York,
DeHny gsl
Elrat hass on ertoss-Moston, ~ Providence, 7,
6truck 0lt-WEitHgy, Hurdock, Morrill,, Hines,
iiails .sailo1-Wnisnoy, 1aa; Ward. o., HAD
bbuyn, ", - -.
Strikes cal!o,l-Wh!tueyt =: Ward, is.
Doub!1 plays--Iaruss.Ijurl -Aorrlll, Mo.
Clellan. FnErpll- Start, '70.
WILD Pitohes-Whatney,u U; Ward,l.
yM0-Iwo hours. -
utlplre-Q. u. HMatht
, 1881-08-11
HSdsBQxH. AOAetleh.

HbdsBVG1s AOAoAe4t
rAts, mice, auts,s Aias, yefmin, mosquitoes. In
keets, otc,s cleared out by "IouGh on RSts,"
Fifteen cent bQ1es 1t druggists
, 1881-08-11

stiAttEIs-i!Ul!KElt-str. john sharer stxs. tS-..
n1,t, M nalS County nSmocrst VA IN ass.y a"ta
reshancn Of tho hrdo'a parants o Sout6 iSs,Nh.As ~
sa tho itov Mr Ut 9IlciatinE The nsany ifienS4a
l0nge nppinnsa. Tte hnrpy cpup1e iett IT, ma.efS' efS'
nteIy fur thor future lt1nlo at ST. afnfrfs Ill east
, 1881-08-11

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
u! $. ALl,I,O WILL CONDUCT TIN T1ie
lus noGn rraJcs.1noctIng to-day In 7, M rla
r0tins. lyl East MMttIsDM.st. .'@' A.
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Relief for tho cu,.,rs

81. Johns, N. f., Nay ga con,rsc. hi
been concluded between Captain Chester.
ra resens'ng the Unit,d States government,
and the sgent Of the house Of J.&W:
Stewart, Of Greenock. for the services Of the
steamship Proteus for tho intended Arctic
expedihonto Lady franklin bay with relief
TO ID party which left for there last summer
IN the steamer Gulnare. The Proteus il one
OF tho finest stcane ers of the Newtouud-
land sealing l'cet, being an almost rev
snip and possessed of enormous strength and
ressting power. She 10 OF about eight hun.
dred tons carrying capacity and of three
hundred effective horse pow Her captsin.
otheers and crew are 10 be supplied by the
owners OF the ships, aod will DO comprised
altogether OF Newfoundland trained aealers.
fhe ProIeus ssils to.dsy for Sydney 70 10
on the dry dock TO be cleaned and have her
propeller ahatt and brackets thoroughly er.
amined She will then coal and on
her return trip to ST. Johns be lifted up
with all possible expedition for hor polar
cruise. According to the terms Of the con-
tract she must be completely fitted and pre-.
pared to start on the 4th Of July. She will
DO under tho command of Captain Pike, ol
this city. The Pro,ous. clothed with he.
enormous strength, and possessed ofsuch well
tested powers Of resistance TO tho periloui
'mp" oftse ice foe presents remarkable
contrast TO the frail and tiny Gulnare, Of ths
ilowgate expedition of last year. which
appeared In her fine lines and delicate frame,
work, more suitable for cruise among tropi
cal Islands and over summer seas.
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Presbyterian General Assembly

Buffalo, N. Y, May 28.-The ninth davis
session of the Presbyterian general assembly
opened to-day with service and sermon by
Rev. j. NJ. Harris, of South Carolina, fol>
lowed by DR.. Page, Of Rochester. The COM
mlitee on the next place of meeting reported
Springfield, Illinois, as tho place, and that
tho sermon De preached in the First church
OF that city and remaining sessions be held
II assembly so vote, in the capitol building,
according to an invitation of the governor
and legislature. The resolution was
adopted
Rev. W. r. Patterson, u. D., of Chicago.
presented tho report of the standing commit
teo on systematic benevolence. During the
past year there has been au increase of three
synods and thirty preshyteries organized and
actipg,eilher on assemblies ou plan of benev,
olenco or some other similar plan. This
leaves only seven out Of thirty
olsa. synods and ffty-two presbyte-
res out of seventeen hundred
that are not known to cooperate with our
plan. Two OF the seven synods and fifteen
Of fifty presbytefies are on foreign ground.
The board of the church arc all reported to
have received increased contributions to
their treasures, ranging from about $4,000
to S5O, ,OOO each, except the freedmen's com:
mlttee55 which has received $500 less than
within the preceding years, but it has suffered
no decrease in the gifts of church. The net
increase OF contributions is upwards of $685.
600. Almost all regular cases of benevo.
lence report balances in the treasures. The
number Of collections from churches has
been increased by GAO during the
year. Nearly twenty thousand
blanks remain 10 be filed by non-contritut-
ing churshes. The cause of the home
mission received nothing from !, l,728 churches,
and that of tho foreign missions was treated
likewise by 234 churches. Further organiza.
ton is needed 10 synods, presbyteries and
churches.
The reports closed with number
OF recommendations, among which wa!
the tollowing That the permanent com.
mittee be enlarged go rs to distribute its
labors more widely, and to suggest that
Cleveland be its centre, with ten persoss IS
members of the committee, namely: Ar.
thur Mitchell, @ s Pomeroy, II S Nc
Crscken, j W Cochrane, A 4 Pierson, w
w Wylie, ID Eels, Archibald Mcclure
William Bskewell, Thomas Kane Waldo
Carter and II Q Mobiles.
After discussing number of minor
reports, the Presbyterian general assembly
adjourned to meet in Atlanta, Ca, next
spring,