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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-06

correspondent OF the Baltimore Sun, writing
from Lexington, Va, gives the following account
of Gen. LEE:
ing and most effective President. Besides attend
ing to the general interests and admnistrati Of
the institution, he yisits, from time to time, tho
receives weekly reports Of the standing and pro-
gress Of all the students in the several schools,
&c. have been informed by good authority,
that the General keeps such constant and atten-
tive supervision over the affairs Of the college,
that he is always familiar with the relative stand.
ing in his classes held by each OF the hundred snd
fifty utudcnts now in attendance
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CoNFEDERArEs NOT AMENABLE TO srATE Courts.
trial OF some Importance, growing out Of events
connected with the late war, has Just been termi
mated at Knoxville, Tennessee. by the acquittal of
the prisoner. The parties tried were four in num-
Der, and wore, during the war, officers in the Con.
federate army, They were charged with murder
in having, whilst sitting upon q courtmartiaI,
caused certain citizens OF State to be h.,nged'
toward the close of 1851. The charge against
them was sought to be proved by bringing their
connection with this court-martial 10 evidence be.
fore the Court. The verdict, after a long and
careful trial, has been to acquit the prisoners,
they all having been declared not guilty. "
- This case is interesting, says tho New Yorl,
Nows as showing that officers and privates of tho
late Confederate army cannot be made amenable
to the State Courts for acts committed whilst in
that service which were in the ordinary course of
military law. When these gentlemen were arrest
cd year ago, Gen. Grant recommended their re-.
lease on these grounds. The State authorities,
however, refused to comply with this recomme en-
dation, and since that time they have remained in
Jail. It is gratifying to record, az We do in this
case, the evidencas OF returning sense of justic.
on tho part Of judges and jiries in cIses wherein
defenceless Confederates are concerned.
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Importnnt Lrunl DecIsIon.

RICHMOND, July S. Judge CHAMBERS has grant
ed All injunction to B. F. FrcKLrN, Superintendent
of Ma ional Express and Transportation Company,
against several Virginia railroads, restraining
them from carrying ou. certain special trausror-
tation contracts with the Adams Express Com
pany and the Southern Express Company, which
exclude other companies. The ecision is cou-
sidei ed highly important, as affecting the rights
or ralroade and express companies.
The effect OF the decision places the National
Express and ransportation Company On the
same footing as thoss previously named.
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Mexican News.

NEW YORK, July 5.-Vers Cruz dates to the Cd
inst. have been received The vomito was raging
In that city, and there had been many deaths.
The French troops that evacuated Matamoras
had arrived. 1t was believed that SANTA ANNA was
acting in the interest of the Church, and expected
to DO elected President upoh condition Of restor-
lug the property to tho Churches. MACMILLAN
continued reorganizing and concentrating troops.
Reinforcements had been sent to San Louis
Potosi, compelled by Liberals advancing against
that city.
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I Congressional.

~AsHINaToS, July Sin the Senate the bill to
repeal the act retroceding the County OF Alexan.
dria to the State OF Virginia was discussed And
laid over, and the same disposition was made O.
the hill to pay the loyal people VI south FOR
supplies furnished. e
The Senate refused to transfer to the Secretary
of War supervisory and other powers over the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, now exercised by
the Secretary Of the Interior, by vote OF 21 to
IL. The report of the Conference Committee on
the Army Bill was agreed to in the Senate. -
Nothing OF Importance was done in tLo House
except on the Tariff Bill. spAuLD1Ha, OF Ohio,
gave notice that after the Tariff Bill was disposed
of, he would move to call up tho Report of the
Special Committee in the ROUSSEAU Gn1sNELI
case. g..
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Great Fire in Portland, Me.

PORTLAND, July 5.-There was a terrible confa-
grafton here yesterday, the wind blowing q gale
at the time. The fire originated in Commercial
street, and swept over space mile and half
long by quarter OF mile wide, destroying
every thing in its track. Half OF the city was de-
stro, ed including all the business portion except
the heaviest business houses. Several churches,
all the newspape Offices, banks, public buildings,
and many private residences, were destroyed
Fifty houses were blown up in the endeavor to ar
rest the progress of the flames. Tho Custom
House, which is fre-proof, escaped. The loss is
enormous and Is not yet estimated. thousand
tents have been sent tn the houscless people.
The destruction is 30 complete that persons can
hardly tell where their homes were.
DETAILS OF THE PORTLAND FIRE.
PORTLAND Me-, July 5.-As the details of tlru
great fire come in they show it to have been ter
ribly destructive All the newspa per and insur-
ance officee, banks and Lot,ls, eight churches,
converts, schools, lawyers offices, including val
liable libraries, and nearly every prominent busi-
ness house in the city, burnt as we'll as many
private residences. The number of houses con.
sunied is estimated at 1000. The loss exceeds
$2,N00,C00. Tho churches not burned are appro.
pria' oil to the homeless and c"mmttees are ell
gagged in alleviatipg the distress OF tho sufferers
The .mes still troublesome in different parts
Of tire city. Nearly all the hose burpt, and scvc.
raj engines were used up.
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New YORK, July 5.-The meeting at Tammany
Hall yesterday was largely attended. A letter
from the President was read, in which he said
that there can be no nobler work than obliteratng
the passions and prejudices which retard union.
w. VoLTEz, painter in Brooklyn, deliberatel
fired musket into group of children, killing
one and woundng two.
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3 7 TELEGRAPH,
Washington Nova

WASHINGTON, July 5.-The Democrati, Senators
pnd Congressman have issued an address in favor
or tho Convention at Philadelphia National
onion they declare, should be the watchword OF
every man, and they denounce the Radicals for
perslstenty refusing to admit the Southern States
TO representation, and say that laws have been
paesrd affecting their interests contrary to tho
func :montal principles OF free government. They
urge full representation from all tho States and
Territories at said Convention, to unite in a spirit
OF Ia rmony for the purpose of restoring the Con-
stiiI Union, and for this purpose only.
The House Committee Postofioes and Post
Roads have agreed to report to the House the
Senate Bill authorizing any Telegraph Com
pan. to construct their lines upon any mail route,
whether railroad, bridge, or common highway,
and to take any cable up on our shores, any laws
OF state to the contrary Notwithstanding
Fl ON the expressions Of members Of the House
zinc. tue report Of the ROUSSEAU -GR1NNEL1 Com
mit:cc it seems scarcely possible that the vote OF
two'i.irds necessary for expulsion can be obtain
ed. 1t is believed that Gen. Rousseau would pre-
fer expulsion to public reprimand at the bar of
1.-The House. His friends contend that the effect OF
his expulsion would DO to return him as United
States Senator from Kentucky next winter
The report Of the Military Board, which. was re-
gently in session for over two months has not yot
oeen approved by the Secretary of War or by Gen.
GRANT. There are rumors OF it's being set aside
.as unsatisfactory, and new Board being conven-
cd 1t ia said that several members Of the Board
refused to sign the report.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, July 5.-The Committee of Con-
fercuco on the Tax Bill recommend the fixing the
tax on cotton at three cents per pourd, and Civ
ing railroads and gas companies the right to add
on the tax to their rates until April go 1867 They
agree to leave the income tax unchanged, tho ex-
emption Of 5000 being retained.
1t is understood that the Southern Representa-
tiVes will soon issue an address to the people OF
the South, recommending the election of dele
gates to tho Philadelphia Convention They re-
gard it as highly important that the South should
cooperate in the movement, especially rs it is
understood that the Convention is only for the
restoration Of the South to the Union, and not for
any party purpose.
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From Missouri.

Sr. LOUIS, July 3.-senstor LANE is still alive,
but cannot recover.
The State Conservative Convention, JOHN s.
PHILIPS Chairman, passed conservative resolu-
lions, and will issue an address to the people and
send delegates to the Philsdelphia' Convention.
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Tho Fourth OF July,

WASHINGTON, July 5.-The National Anniver-
ssry was celebrated in all the Northern cities with
the usual civic and military display. The flag pre-
rentatlon in Philadelphia was very impressive.
Many thousands were present. In this city the
survivors OF the war Of 1912 paid their customary
visit to the President. The only formal celebra-
ton here was confined to the negro population.
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The several cases. lately occurring in the South
ern States, where officers OF the Government have
plesded General Grants famous order, No. 8, OF
last winter, in bar OF suits against them. the Se-
cretary OF War has directed the military not To-
Interfere, on the ground that the act Of Congress,
ameadstory OF tho habeds corpus act, aff,rds am
pie Jurisdiction to the Courts 10 act In the nrenn
ises as well ss guarantees ample protection TO tho
officers formerly shielded by that order. -
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Tho Pacific Railroad.

OMAHA, July S.-The Government Commission
ers have examined and accepted an additional
twenty miles Of the Union and Pacific Railroad
to-day. There are now one hundred and twenty
milcs in operation. Regular passenger trains,
carrying the daily overland mails, commenced
running to Columbus July lat. The Columbus
line OF daily overland stages connectwith the rail-
road.
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Quarantine at Malaga.

New YORK, July 5.-The port OF Malaga is closed
against all vessels from the United States, tho
Government having declared the whole OF tho
United States infected with cholera. The Lord
Clarendon was driven out of port, and ordered to
Port Mahon to perform quarantine
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CO IN EQUITY-RICHLAND DISTRICT
BILL To SETTLE INsoLvENT ESTATE AND TO RE.
STRAIN SUITS AT IAW.-ALBERT NJ RHETT E1e-
cutor of THos NJ. RHETT, D. CAROLINE a. RHErr
1HoS. s. RHE1T, ct ol.-In pursuance If DecretaI
Order made In the above stated case the creditors OF
THos. NJ. RHETT, deceased, hereby notified to
come and their demands against the Estate of the
said THos NJ RHETT, before the day of Janu-
uary, 1867. d. B. DrsAUssURE
Commis soner in Equity for RIchland District
July fIa
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MARRIED.,

On the evening Of tho I'd. by tho Rev. O. H. HAscKE1
ID. D., q. NJ. DIESEL to MARY W.. oldest daughter ~
the into JAMES o'HEAn. all Of this city.
bi6 summerve. m on Sd inst, at tho residence of the
Ssue mother, by tho Iiov. O. y. VEppEu T. HENRY
SMITH. Esq. OF Charleston, to Miss SUSAN e. eldest
"aush'er of tho late L. c. BOYLE OF st. Paul's Parish
On Tuesday Ing sd inst at ,rae, oburob bv tbo
M WV. " r. SADsDEN. w. F. QUINCY to MARY F.
this city. o+h hopiNsoN' ah Oh
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New Orleans Market. &c.

New ORLEANS, July 5.-Cotton is in better de-.
mand. Sales 1000 bales. Prices unchanged. New
York Exchange per cont. premium. Sterling,
G73. Gold, 81.
A large amount Of provisions for the sufferers
in Alabama have arrived and been forwarded.
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a6- STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON DIsTRICT.-By GEORGE BUST, ESQ.
Observation-Disclosures. SAMUEL Y. TUPPER, of Charles
ton President Insurance Company, made ruit to me
to grant him Letters OF Administration OF tho Estate
and Effects of TRISTAN TUPPER late of Charleston,
Merchant: These therefore, to cite and amonish all
and angular the kindred snd creditors OF the said
TRISTAN TuPPER, deceased that they be and appear
before me. in the Court OF Ordinary to be held ut
Charleston, on the 18th day OF July 1885, after pubca
ton hereof IL oc OK In tho forenoon show cause
II anv thoy have why the said Administration should
not &c.
Given under my htnd this twenty-eight dny June.
Ammo Don,ini 1856. ,GEURae cul%T
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'THE ExlLEs OF THE LATE wAR."-Presidout
johnson could not better promote his rooous:rrc.
to pardon Brccklnridse, Price, Maury, Early, and
other ''cxilsd Marcellnsos" OF the lato war; Their
commanding talents, high character aud sterling
ma hood would Ge no small acquisition 10 the
cauutry in these chanseful ,ine., aud il st cured
to the support of the 'nnstr alton, would
prove invaluable. Their presenue would con vince
the South that, as Tar as the Executive was con-
cerned. she no longer rested un Ter u poll :iuil
bIn.-Neto York Ners,
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From boston.

BOSTON, July 3.-The steamship China sailed
for Europe to-day, taking no specie. The steam
ship Cuba arrived this morning. Her mails will
leave New York for the South tonight.
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SECOND DIsPAToH.
Mobile Market, &c.

MOBILE, July 5.-sales OF Cotton to-day 100
bales middlings 81.
JARVIS TURNER'S cotton warehouse, with 800
bales OF cotton and $50 bales of cotton bagging,
wa. destroyed by fire last night. LOSS SOS, 900,
mostly insured. -, FEt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

go IHE MEMBERS OF THE CONGREGA-
TIoN Beth Eohim arc horeby informed that r,v,n.
Service will he performed at the synagoguo in uaseI
stroot To-Aorro,o. the 7th inst, at 10 O'Clock dis
course will be delivered by tho Rov. NJ H. MYERS.
July @
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Death OF nm Eminent Phy,teian

PHILADELPHIA, July 5.-To-dsy PAuI. BR1oK GoD
DARD, one of the most eminent physicians Of this
country, died after q brief illness, aged 81.
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Now York hIarfxet !so.

NEW York, July s, Ia M.-Gold 52l. Exchange
1881 Cotton dull at 36@3s.
The steamship Sardgossd, from Olar ,-svvu, ..-,
arrived.
SECOND DIsPAToH.
New York, July 5.-Flour heavy; sales of 1900
bbls.; Southern at $40 20@17. Wheat dull; sales
OF $4,000 bushels. Milwaukee Club 81; new Mil
waukee 81 20. Corn active; sales OF 4S0, 600
bushels at 87@ss cents. Beef steady. Pork
heavy; sales OF S0,0O0 barrels at 1872 15@s2 As.
Lard and whiskey dull Cotton quiet; sales 600
blles at s6@Ss cents. Turpentine s2@ss cents.
Rosin heavy at ss@7 so. Gold 5sa. Rve-twenties
1881. Seven-thirties 1O3
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nJ- MEETING OF THE CONGREGATION
Beth Eohim will DO hold at tho Tabernacle on SUNDAY
next the 9Th inst at 10 O'Clock A NJ for the election
OF Minister.
By order Of the President. N LEVIN
July6 a sooretarv and Tro..,ra,
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KING & CAsSIDEY.
D Il. G.. A. r. u

I Mr.. La A@REScE's CELEBRATED ANTIsYPnI-
~. LTIIC warranted certain oure for SYPHILIS
IN oil, ;ts 10" ms. Entirely vegetable.
aB-For sale by ali DrugRists-aa
KING Sc CASSTDEx,
JuiyS SmoH CHAkLRsTJN. g U.
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Ca CONSIGNEES' NOTICE.-THE SHIP
SOUTHERN RIGHTS. Captain Ross. having been enter
cd ut the Custom House under the Five Day Act Will
discharge her cargo at Accommodation Wharf. All
articles not permitted will be sent to store.
July RAyENEI, 4 CO
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ab-OFF1CE CLERK Q. G. 8. AND G. P.-OR-
DERED that Friday next the instant be appointed
as Sentence Day and for tho call Of tho Contingent
Docket.
From the Minutes Of the Court, July 2, 1866
J. W. BROwNFIELD,
July Ca q b. n
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-07-25

NEWBERRY HERALD.-We Cheerfuly give
place to the following appeal from the ed!
tors of the Newberry Herald, who lost al
most every thing connected with their office,
bv the late destructive fire. Their paper is
now a. small sheet, printed upon press
loaned to them by Sias Johustcne, Esq,
whose manner of doing kind act is always
accompanied with so much delicacy and SIM
ceritv as TO relieve the weight of the obliea-
tion while it enkindles in the heart the most
pleasant sensation of gratitude and love.
With such kind friends and with such enerS
nv. as the editors have already exhibited IN
The midst Of The most trying circumstances,
we predict for the bantling speedy groWth
and wider sphere Of usefulness. we ten
der orr heartfelt synpathies to all OF our
friends who have suffered by this late dlsaS-
ter.-Spartanburg Express
Il will crafty those Of our readers who are
interested in Ncwberry affairs, to learn that
7nnch active sympathy is being manifested
throughout the State, for the sufferers by
the late fire. MesSrs. Grcneker of the Herald,
have commenced their paper again, and
although its dementions have been much
reduced, its columns bear evidence OF the
geureous support of the community. we
frnst a helping hand will be extended to the
.enterprising proprietors everywhere. Mer~
chants in Charleston and Columbia cannot
have better advertising medium, than the
Newberry Herald.-Columbia Carolinian.
THE NEwBERRY HERALD.-This enter
prising Paper though burnt out at the late
Are is out again. The sheet is small but full
of nterest. Our contemporary is '"crippled
but not killed." We tender our sincere SYM
pathy and best wishes.-Dar. Southerner.
South CARoL1NA.-The South Carolina
papers give the particulars ofthe late fire at
Newuerry, S. c., which ranks as fourth in
size of the inland towns, and which is a
place of much Importance as the centre OF
the cotton growing country of that State.
The fire spread very rapidly, and only
stopped when there was no more to burn. The
loss is estimated at 5000, 900, On which there
was but little insurance.
New York Day-Book.
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Wool Cardin:g Notice.

Having thoroughly repaired our Wool
Carding Machinery and added an entirely
new set, thereby increasing our, ability to
do work promptly, we invite all who feel
disposed to come, and get their wool card
ed the same day.
After the first Of June, we will have a
conveyance waiting at Cedar Spring Station,
on Spartanburg and Union Railroad, to re-
ceive wool sent up by the train on Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, Of each week.
We guarantee work to give satisfaction as
to quality and dispatch. The best of oil
for greasing furnished free If charge.
.TKRMs-lO cents per pound in specie.
Currency and barter of all kinds ia ken at
market prces-but please UNDERSTANDING
, credit. JNO BoNAR d CO'
Bivingsville, S. c., June 4-23-2m.
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The State of South Carolina, Newberry Dis
trict. In the Court of Common Pleas,
En-. Parte Abraham Harris-Petition for
the benefit ofthe Insolvent Debtors Acts.
Abraham Harris, who is in the custody Of
the Sheriff of said District, by virtne OF an
order for bail at the suit Of Hartman &
strous, having filed in my office, together
with schedule on oath, Of his estate and
property, his petition to the Court Of Com
mon Pleas; praying that he may be ad-
mitted to the benefit Of the Acts of the
General Assembly, made for the relief OF In
solvent Debtors: 1t is ordered that the
said Hartman & Strous and all others, the
creditors to whom the said Abraham Harris
is indebted in any wise, be and appear, be-
fore the said Court, at Newberry Court
House, on Wednesday the seventeenth day
of October next, to show cause, if any they
can. why the said Petition should not be
granted. E. +: LANE, c. G. P .
Clerks Office, Newberry, July 9th 1866.
July ll-9m. 49,.
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$1,000

PER YEAR! we wan agents every where
to sell our IMPROVED D $40 Sewing Ma
chimes. Three new kinds. Under and up
uers feed. Sent OH tt ial. Warranted hVe
Years. Above salal y on. large commissions
Daid. The ONLY m achines sold IN the Unl-
ted States for less tn in $40, which are 19Ily
licensed by Howe. Wheeler q wilson gro
yer Baker, Singer CO., ana baeneeugs' oarean[s
All other cheap macl line are lnfrlnSemeeCS' as ,
and the seller or user are liable to arrest fine
and imprisonment. Illustrated circulars sent
free. Address. or cal upon Shaw 4 Clark,
at Biddeford, Maine Or Chicago, LII.
July IS ".
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Promptly forward all Merchandise con-
signed to US arriving in the City from
Northern or Foreign Ports.
We will give strict attention to Sale
and Purchase of Cotton, RiSe, Flour, &c.
ozg Liberal advances on consignments. 81
References W. Williams & Co.,
Charleston, s. c.; Russell & Ellis, Whining
ton, n. G.; Bigcow & Sargent, Baltimore !;
Lathbury, Wickersham & Co., Philadelphia;
n. L. McCreudy &Co., New York; Ray 4
Walter, Boston; G. w Garmany, Savannah,
Ga, G. R. Wilson, Esq, Norfolk, Va.
Persons consgning to us must make
deposits in the city to pay Ship and Railroad
Freights, or their goods will be placed in
store. HUNT " BRO., ..
Jan 81 Charleston, S. c..
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FiSk's Metallic Burial Cases,

THE subs criber has just received supply
of these Cases, from the above celebrated
manufacturer, which are of the latest anu
most improved patterns, and of elegant Rose
wood finish, and which he offers at low rates
to the public. He takes this occasion {? say
that they have been purchased excluslveiIy
for cash. and selling them at only a sulalI sJ
advance'o on the cash price, that no orders for
the above Gases; will be attended to unless
accompanied wi th the cash
Newberry, S. c., July 25, 1866. 9m.
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4 HOTEL
No. 1903, East Bay, Charleston, S. G.
ON THE EURO PEAN SYSTEM,

ON IlHE UhU FEAN OF 0IEH'
The boarder or lod ger renting his room,
and eating where he pleases: Attached to
the house is fine R ESTAORANI where
the best of fare of any and every kind, and
at most reasonable rates, can be had. This
plan is extensively carried on in New York
and is found to be,most convenient, and
particularly adapted to business men. The
rooms are large, airy and we'll furnished,
and every attention will be given to render
satisfaction. May 8, l9-tt.
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gecond Quality Pens-Not Warranted.

Our second quality pens are +, stamped e
Davis & Co." and are carefully made, haV-
ing the samepoints as cur first quality pens,
the only material difference being in the
quality of the gold. The prices Of these
pens are as follows No. 2 pen, 75c.; No.
3 pen, 81 90; No. pen, 81 %; No. 5 pen,
81 so; No. s pen, Sits.