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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-03
ANctiOYa Sales.
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THIS DA Y.


THIS DAY.
HIGH CONSTABLES SALE-Will
L Il be sold on THURSDAY, October 4. 1897, RI ~
O'clock II :. In front or High Constable ONCE
the following property, to wit
wARDRoBgs.
OFFICE DESKS,
BARBER CHAIRS,
SIDEBOARDS,
PICTURES.
CARPETS,
h9uBtE:DAEREl SHOT Gun
Marbletop wAsHSTANDs.
MADEIRA. PORT:
SaERRY, CLARET,
CHAMpAGNE;
Lot Of kOhP, &c. &C.,
10 satisfy distress warrants In my hanns..
oc A. X. CRUMP, H. G. G. r.
By E. Gathrlght, Auctioneer.
No l4:5 Main street between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets.
FURNITURE, HAIR, SHUCK; AND
L OTHER MATTRESSES, CRoCkER1, Gt an >
ING, &c, At Auction i will sell THIS
tThnrsdayJ MORNING, commencing at 10 o'clock
assortment Of
FURNITURE, ur,pcers
Hair Shlck, and other MAIihhoeH0'
BEDDING, &c.
CPoCKERY,
GLASSWARE,
fsH 9ofs'
CLuT9iNG,
DRY GOcDS.
FANCY ARTICLES, &c.
Consisnments received up tn tn" hour OF SALE.
Z. GATHRIGHT,
oc3 Anctioneer.
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auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
BY Paine & Co., Auctioneers.
TIR ST L Ar G E F A L L
CATALOGUE SALE.
ON THURSDAY, 10Th OF OCTOBER,

on THURSDAY, 10Th OF OCTOBER,
commencing at 10 o'clock. we vii sell at our auc-
rooms No. ZOOS Main street, by CATALOGUE, .
large and choice assortment OF
FRESH FALL DRY GOODS,
BOOTS, SuOHS, and HATS,
READY. MADE CLOTHING, DC,
comprising very large and desirable stock, suited
TO the fail trade.
The attention Of city and country merchants Is
invited. "a this will be tho largast and most at
rractivs stock We have yet offered, and will be
sold in lots TO suit purchasers.
se27 PAINE 4 CO., AIctionsers
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AND FOR SALE.-I will sell on
LTUE.D DAY the ed Of October, 1851. by public
auction, II lot previously disposed Of by PIiTsie
sale my FARM in FIuvauna county. on ths BIZ
Bird creek We miles from Columbia, IN thickly-
settled neil hborhood Of the best society. Icon
tains To- acres OF productive land, VIII me
house thereon handsomely enclosed. ffere il an
orchard OF choice fruit and a mill, also, on u .
place ont OF repair. Persons wishing TO Irlrchase
90 - ''''N Z. r. HUGHES.
wILxGSGToS, VA, September 20, 1867
Sc 2t-eod2w
AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE FOR
"A sALE.-The undersigned Offers for sale 81
his RESIDENCE al Lexington. "a. me s;i5
bonss is nearly new, and contains eight S-S8s
rooms. finished in b-s, style. There arc iourirsh
acres Of land attached 70 the property. me
Grounds are hauds omely improved and well sap
led with sh ade aad fruit trees more dealIa-
bl, property Is rarely offered for rae.
r6r terms Of sale and other Information, IN my
absence apply to Governor Letchsr ,ro.
20 ll-!w JAN 10 " . d ~
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ONE HUNDRED SHARES OF TIL
U - n. AL IL. 4 10 ' Ia

nNE HUNDRED SHARES OF THE
OCAPlTAL STOCK or THE NATIONAL COAL
MINING COMPANY FOR SALE AT AUCTION. =
on WEDNESDAY the 10Th Ct October, lsG1, at the
Office Of the National Coal Mining Company, cor
ner Main and Ninth streets, In the city OF klch.
mond by virtue of tho decree of the C!rcuit Court
of the city of Richmond rendered on the "a day
OF august, 1867, in the cause OF s. II. Palmer,
eXecu,riX Of Charles :. Palmer. deceased,
against William NJ. clark, K. K: H0w!s0n, ard
others shall sell at auction to the highest bidder
for cash ONE HUNDRED SH. REo, of the par
value Of 800 each, OF the capital stock OF the
National Coal MiAinE Company, standlns on tha
books Of the company IN tho name OF the said
William NJ. CLARK. JAMES ShhooN,
oc2-l5t Commissioner.
EOR LEASE at AUCTlON.-Wlll
be leased. upon the premises, on SATURDAY,
October T. 1857, at half.past clock r NJ, 10
the highest bidder, the wALkEk PRnfhaif'
belonging to the town of Manchester. This pro-
merry il Situated on the James river all elShtn
Of 4 mile below Mayo's bridge.
Attached 10 The same Is Fishery, which mas
bean probably used for many years, and VIII be
l-a..d ~ tho same tina and place. Possession
given on let January, l-6'.
~ x i. BEAZLET,
2-TuThGStd Secretary.
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By Thomas Phillips,
auctfoneer and Commission Merchant
corner OF Seventh and Broad streets
WING DETERMINED TO
II Cu,-cp NV RUSTNESS, will sell at auc
;trn on SATURDAY MIGHT the 9TH instant, al
half past O Iock my remaining stock OF
GROCERIES,
WINES
LIQUORS, &c.
aLau,
DRY aOODe.
CLOTHING,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
IEWEI,RT, &c, SC.
Intending TO continue the AUCTION and COM
MISSION BUSINESS, | respectfully solicit from
my friends and the rublic at large consisninents
OF any description of goods, promising uick sales
and prompt returns, and my best efforts to please
all who may favor me with their patronage.
oC 3-3tS THOMAS P.,lf,IJpS
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BY G. B. Yarbrough,
Agent, Auctioneer, and Commission Merchant,
No. east Broad street, near Brook avenue.
T WILL SELL AT NJ Y STORE, No. 4
u east Broad street. on FRIDAY NENT at Il
o'clock a. NJ, an assortm: mt OF FUkNlTU RE,
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,, CROCkERY, sc.
consisting of
BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS,
TABLES. CHAIRS,
LOUNGES, WASHSTATDS.
MATTRESSES, SIDRB0ARDS, &c.
KEROSENE LAMPS,
kEADT-MADE CLOTHING,
CALlCOES aud MUSLlES,
WHITE GOODS, PANT GOODS,
BOOTS and SHOES.
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE,
TABLE CUTLERY,
HATS and CAPS,
20 dozen 4-STRING EROOMS,
SUGAR, COFFEE,
FLOUR, SALT,
SOAP. VINEGAR,
FANCY SOAPS, STARCH,
SMOKING TOBACCO,
CoUHTER SCALES,
SHAD, &c.
Consi Snments received Up to hour OF sale.
&. +. TARBROrGH,
oc st Agent FOR w J. Rose.
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BY JOCK & Laugbton, Auctioneers,
corner Franklin snd Governor streets.

BY oooK & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Franklin snd Governor streets.
FURNITURE, B f Dbl N G., CAR
& PETS, &c, AT AUCTI0N.-Cn FRIDAY the
9TH instant, at 10 o'clock, will sell p ot.t store
a very large assortment Of FURNITURE, &c,
Of
Twelve Double COTTAGE BEDsTEADs,
MAHOGANY and WALNUT CABINETS,
MAHOGANY and WALNUT WARDRObES
and WASHSTANDS,
One VERY OkdAMESTAL IRON REDSTEaC,
MAHOGANY SOFAS. CHAIRS. and TABLES,
Several EXCELLENT FEATHEk BEDS,
Sets Of BDLSTERS and PILLOWS,
Two dozen CANf-SEAT CHAIRS
One dozen CANE-SEAT ROCKERS,
MAHOGANY, WALNUT, and METAL HAT
HAIR SHUCK MATTRESSES,
Several good THREE-PLY and INGRAM
CARPETS,
WINDOW SHADES,
OIL TABLE COVERS,
COOKING STOVES,
FAKLOR and OFFICE STOVES.
ALSO,
One very good SECONDHAND PIANO. srita-
bic for a beginner.
Cox {, LArGHT0N,
oc Auctioneers.
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p. S.-The above sale was postponed to, and
" i'll take place on the premises on THURSDAY
thu 81 of october, lsG at / O'Clock p. Al.
oc2 =. Z. WINSTON, Trustee.
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auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.


FUTURE DAY.
BY Lee j Goddin,
Lnct,oneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1914 Cary street.
DRICK STOREHOUSE, ST A l. +, r.
y AND SHED ATTACHEp. on FR AASS1rTs
BETWEEN EIGHTH AND HlNTh 81 KSIIbbtT
the lh day Of October 1857. the grem,s,ss ~
o'clock P. NJ, rent at auction the sIoh saou'ss
and buildings lately occupied by Mes,rs. hee ,
Mayo IA grocery and feed store Located as Aoo'o
mentioned. ,a,.od N
49,, mannf,c,uriny bnsiness-,he whole pecu-
lierly suited for large livery staDle'
LIE & GoDD1N, Auctioneers
We will also rent privately an hAosLnLs CIV ~
STABLE or four stalls carriage aud buggy, nooses
attached located on Cary rect between Hs' a',t
Seconu' iot oo LEE & GoDD1N,
low npp'' - Auctioueers.
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Railroads..


E2N ~ yS@EsszSs y3.1s's5S zzx&s@0
oF7icH VIRGIEIA CENTRAL RArrxo.DCo
RICHMOND, October /, 1897.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL Ra1Ipo.n
On and alter OCTOBER lar the NM 80.
VII Dc RIM bs.wt"n Richmond and Sam .Hin
K S and Gordonsvlls West Of Sen Sen
nsvs a' TAN gu lea vs for Co~ingon on a0y
turn alternate DAYS o. and re-
Leave Rich mond ~
Leave sta1nton for Coviny,on ''''''''',:,s a. d
Leave stanton Tor Rchmo61,Jj - 4
!, Freight Trains daily tsxcep, snnaaT, a. la, n
MIC &c !, Al N andiA H. 'e"''
tnnUonh IirhhTS sold 20 all proroi,.,,
points North and south. and to LynchbgrsN 'nsns
rnnsn -. pr Lewisburs, and othsr pro-
= 4 A s GGoyington' JAMES J. A. TROTTER 4 BRO.
THEIRS STAGE LINE connects Win ~ " RI
Train for White Sulphur, Lswisbqrg s sIs PA!
na#ha. Time from Richmond o. Bsitino,aN "a a.
Charleston. two and a half days I"
~ Staan,Gn and Goshen, HARMAS 4 cos
STAGE LIN Els connec. with Mail Train for T. -
inSton daily texcep: sunday, "'''
90 through from p'~'
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v1ERY REAuTIFuL COTTAGE RE.

BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auctioneers
auG Zeal Estate Agents.
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- ..HH FfHfsNrnrs
-..s"moad or Baltimore ,ans

The Passenger Car heretofore attached 10
Freight Trains will Do d!scoutinred
Il. ID. WHITCOMB,
oci General Superintendent,
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~ OCk iOLD rs NOTlCE.-Tbn
;, sto ckholdcr. ot Metropolitan Savings ln.,i,n.
Ion are requested 10 hand in thoir books no -.
they cur be balanced up. Thi. Is nbsolu,-It rnr.s
sary 10 settle up the business Of tn. insti,n,tn,
BY order o. the Pre- ,ld-nt
&c a9--t J. WALL TURNER, Secretary.
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EOR NEW YOEk-OLD DOMINION
: 4 sTSA Avs .se S25E:sS Tis
ALBEnAKLg SAkAT0GAy HAT ~. ss;rr.,sZa
TEXAS. TJAGARA, and G!kG! } ! =
le.vs WV York syery TUESDAY, IhCECcTT3S
nd SATURDAY lsavs Richmond avery TUE
DAY FRIDAY, ana SUNDAY.
There Aps are entirely new, and ~eiS .at' -
prsssly for ths route. They have spiendld '-t,,.'
aad ztAteroons, and tho farey attention, ana a."
comnod4tious ars CrsCrpasaei. .,..s,
Goods sh pped by this lir.s sr5 landed f"Eh.@'j
81 New YoIe on tho company covered pier -
North river within tory eightAo1Ts;
Insurance effected ~ lowest rates y hnn 'fd"i"-.
Prelxnta for points beyond New foTG "i7 .,.,
vsrt.d with dispatch, and no charge MACE e@S'r'
sctua! ex p5rs.s lacCroc ,.
Tho steamers for Char estor Savannah, "r" w.
leans AMI other southern ports I"Iv7 !E"rl 'h' -.
Joining pisr. All gorts FOR these pom" ~
promptly translsrred 1itnoa, Exposure.
sgXSr5. 800.
y. l.. McCRgADY, fre=ltCnt. ~ "f7rh"''
sAaUEL AYES L Co, Richmond -
john 81. VEST, ,C!ty Pom: and f''s"D1''
T II. WEBB Sor.ClX.
Yor frsigh at OF pa,x.g1, .pp,y 10 .., gc
corner Main and Elyyea,A t'reet'. w. ',@.'''
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TOR NORFOLK. POEIHNoL ~
AID ALLLhHDiaGs GH THEa T =
JAMES RlVEE-rne est scd s!s t-taS2 5<-:,y,
JOHN SYLVESTER.
CAPTAIN L. c. Gi1F0So. ..,.s
leaves her wharf 81 Hoesslt !.t 49, So, 2FrI1.Y
place. on MONDAY "EDI Lsp'i l a." 90, Tr..I.y
~ 30 o'clock A. N. and ro.GrI on 4u''"A''
TnuriIAy, and Saturday. 49,, r,., pr,rt N tin.
PASSETGEES Will .rFig- :, 80, q rrr,G - -
tt connect With train Tor fh1H'S D y ~
Fare TO Norfolk, )! ~
received At all 62gr' FOR 81" GIIi's&>spEAEE. BAY
~ 'LsSpiSIS US JANIS KY III = rs"
sucaDle rates -. ). ,,,..r..y.
Fr-..h. for w4y landings must 0" pro. ,-....lgs
I.,t~rs entrusted - trrrrF 81 s.o@t+T'
,r.,o,sd In = tiovs,2 ~ stamped snse!@.s
Sns.oS i 90 - p" L. b. fATuA. Asv-.
saRty OIce. Steamer. =" aa'r.
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MGR RENT, the newly-erected. just
z finished, most elegant STORE, with ks5>
bW ELLING above, on Main between Inlr- E,:,s,
te.fth and Fourteenth Streets next TO Co. .E.ASss
hcn's block, to good, responsible party. For
MRS. Is. l.. CAEEN'S,
&C q 4D2 Brood street.
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G. 0 OP n II n q b

THE subscriber having taken the Cooper's Shop
Il formerly occupied by Mr. vs. Phibrook, at tha
foot OF Plum, between Fore and Commercial Streets
prepared to carry on the business In all its depart
ments share of the PUBLIC patronage is solicited
- .0' % WILLIAM D. STROUT.
Portland, June 20, 1857. dim
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Terms Eight Dollars pen, amman. d, od,o,,o-


In South Carolina the wheat has come to
the harvest time uninjured and promises a her.
ter yield than has been known for MANY wears
We are glad oft and hope they will be crate
full for such good gifts when they so much
need them. The Cartersvile EXPRESS. On
thinks there will be 100000 bushels Of wheat
shipped from that point alone Such surplus
WIN be worth to the people 10000 bales of cot
.oh' More than this-they are aught that
'noS can raise their own bread. In Alabama
inc wnea' crop is good, and corn is looking re.
A.oiy We'll In Louisiana the Carol Record
says 'ne corn crops look unusually well.
10 the above summary something should ba
added OF the crops in grain.growinr raqions
abroad, since our markets are effected INV tb,i,
own supplies. The New York Tribune saw, a.,
this subject,
In the Continental Europe there viii Droh.
ably be as good crops as last year. In S6ntb.
ern France, Russia, Italy, and Spain the
wheat must be already cut. In France. and
through Germany and Austria, and in tn. re-
gions around the Baltic we have no unfavora.
bio accounts, and 1t will be well into July be-
fore their haryests commence. In England
and Scotland the general estimate is that the
wheat will be equal to last year. while the grass
will be better. The harvest will not ceul.
menco much before August.
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Clothing CLeaased and IiepGt7'ed
DY WILLIAM BROWN, formerly at 81 Federal
ID street, is now located at his new store No ei FED,
eral st. q few doors below Lime street, will attend
to his usual business of Cleansing and Repairing
Clothing of all kinds with his usual promptness.
EESecond- hand Clothing for sale at fair prices.
Ian R---dtf U-l.
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GE- The subscriber Is now prepared to give prompt
partment.
All persons desiring information as to insurance,
the practical working and result of all the dif rent
forms Of policies of life insurance, &C.. will be at
tended to by calling in person at bis Office address,
Ing him by mail. Persons already insured, and de-
string additional insurance, will receive ali necessary
information and can effect their insurance through
him upon the most favorable terms.
Parties throughout the State desiring to act as
Agents for this old and popular Company will be lib
orally dealt with. w. IRVING HOUGH
General Agent, 60 Exchange Street, Portland, Me.
June 10. DIFF '4Ig 7lF'7 "a.
" TW o,nbksy, General Insurance Broker,
LIZ would inform his many friends and the public
generally that he Is prepared to continue the Insur.
ance Business as Broker and can place Fire, Life
and Marne Insurance to any extent In the best Com
plnies in the United States. All business entrusted
to my Gre shall be faithfully attendedto l13- n
Ofce at Q. M. kiees Paper Store, No. 1888 Fore st,
where orders can be left iuliGtf
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
same nlaea syerv THURSDAY morning at $500 year,
invariably in advance. ..t rEfr 1''f
RATES OF ADyERTIsI .-Une inch OF epace,i In
leuath OF column, constitutes square.
week after; three Insertions or less, $100; continue
ing every other day after first week, so cents. -a
Halt square, three insertions or less, 10 cenS one
week, Si.O0; 90 cents per week alter. ffs a.-s
Under head OF "AMUsEMENTs,'' " 90 per square
Der week. three insertions or less, Si.t0. .st
SPECIAL NOTICES, l25 per square Tor the first IN
serton and Is cents pei square for each Subsequent
insertion.
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
Press" (which has large circulation in every par-
OF the Statc S1.00 per square for first inserton'
aad 30 cents peg Square for each subsequent inser
tion.
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Ay Por I'll and, M q in e.
T TAKE great pleasure in saying to my friends and
i customers that have now on hand, and am con-
stantly making, large number Of the most Elegant
Carriages, in Style Finish and durability ever offer
ed in New England.
Having greatly enlared my factory, hope hereaf-
ter to be able TO- supply my numere US customers,
with all kinds of fine Carriages including my cele-
brated Jump Seat, invented and Parented by me In
1854. in addition to those heretofore built which
have greatly improved, have just invented an en-
trcly New Style Jump Seat, with Buggy Top to
fail back take of, making six different ways the
same carriage can be used each perfect in ITSELF and
manufactured by no other concern In the United
States. These carriages give the perfect sats-
iaction, some hundreds Of testimonials have at
my office will prove. Cuts of the Jump Seats sent
by mail to those wishing 70 purchase.
All persons are hereby cautioned againt making or
selling the Kimball Patent Jump Scat without first
purchasing OF me right to do SO, as my inventions
and Patents cover every possible movement to
both seats. E1T ~ -.-..-.. sfti1f0N
EB All carriages sold by me made in my fac
tory under my own supervision. by the skiIlful
workmen, nearly ali of whom have been constantly
in my employ for many years, and their work can
not be excelled. All my carriages are warranted and
scd for prices lower than the same quality and fin
shed carriages can be purchased for at other
tablishment. Please call and examine before pur-
chasing. 2a - s6. ...... .9ta
3ag C. p. KIMBALL, PreLle st.
Aprfl 23-d2m
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y. A. HUo TEN, fhUPKIEIoh.
TERMS Eight Dollars year in advance.

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, Sunday excepted, at 10. 1 Printers
Exchange, Exchang, Street, Portland. @
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PHOENIX
Mutual Lille Insurance Company

EDISON FEssENDEN, President. a ti
JAMES F. BURNS, Secretary.
w. IRVING HOEGHz, General gent,
e5 Exchange St., Portland, Me. .a9
Dividends paid in 1866, so rer cent.
Dividends paid in 1885, so per cent.
Dividends being paid in 1e67,- so per cent
It allows the insured to travel and reside in any
portion of the United States and Europe at any and
all seasons OF the year without extra charge.
1t throws out almost ali restrictions on occupation
from its policies. .....-. ... r..-.s
Its policies are all noniorfeting, as it always al
lows the assured to surrender his policy should he
desire, the company giving pad-up policy therefor
1t pays all its losses promptly, during the sixteen
years of its existence never having contested claim
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-02-27

utary, wise measures of Legisla-
ton. He told Legislators that
the people were on the eve of a
famine-that they wanted bread
that they were hopelessly enthrall-
ed with debt-that it was not
right, Gas the law now isl to in
carcerate an honest debtor-that
when he gave up all Of his prop
erty, his future acquisitions should
be exempt from liability on &C
count Of old debts-that his family
should have a homestead when all
his property had been taken from
him-a shelter for their heads.
All these propositions were sub
mitted to the Legislature, and
what was done? Nothing but the
poor allowance of a postponement
of the Court of Common Pleas, un-
til the ensuing Spring. In the
simplicity of their minds, the Leg
islature, "a small majority )thought
that they had the right to control
the machinery Of the Courts, could
declare where they should sit, how
often, and at what times and pla-
ces.. This had already been done
by the Legislature. They thought
that they had the power to change
the law, and accordingly, they did
so enact. But the court of Errors
is again assembled with usual
haste, and with offended dignity,
it may be, proclaims to the Legis-
lature, and to the people, ''hold
your hand, you are meddling with
business that does not belong to
you. We are the Independent ju-
dietary Of South Carolina. You
have no right, or power to control
US and our sitting in this way.
The sittings of the Courts have
been regulated, and our duties pre-
scribed by laws passed years ago.
We (and so do creditors) believe
that these laws are good enough,
without your laughter attempts at
amendment" And forth goes the
edict- -"wipe this act from the
statute book, it is unconstitutional"
More anon. One OF THE PEOPLE.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-02-27
Fashionable Bit of Scandal.

4 gay Lothario in Troubzc-Rich
Development in pdich a Beautiful
Taung Lady is the Principal
Character.
From the Nashville Union and Dispatch, 29th.l
On Saturday night last, at one Of
our frst-class hotels or fashionable
boar lg-houses, we shall not say
which, one of those cases Of fash
ionable scandal was developed, re-
sulting from an intimacy Of par
ties who "loved not wisely but too
well' which are too common to
the society Of all our large cities.
Withholding the names Of the par
ties and the location Of the affec-
tionate drama, we can assure our
readers of the entire correctness
of the incident we relate, and
which furnished food for gossip
among the best Of guests, male
and female, aristocratic and plebi-
an. The parties to the interest
ing scene are a respectable and
we'll to do professional man Of this
city, of ability and social position,
and a young lady Of accomplish
mcnts and highly prepossessing
appearance, about twenty-five
years of age. She is in form and
feature a perfect Hebe, while her
movements are as soft and grace
ful as those ascribed to the Naiad
Queen herself. Hertapering hand,
her beauteous neck melting into a
bosom of voluptuous swell, and her
fair classic brow combined with
varied accomplishments, mark her
for a belle. Her hair jetty black
as the ravens wing, falls in grace
full curls, outvieing those of Judea's
daughters, and soft and lovely
enough to court the gentlest of
Italian zephyrs. Rich in the pos
session Of such mental charms and
personal attractions, with manners
entirely graceful and unobtrusive,
unsupported and unsuspecting, she
had boarded quietly at the house
referred to for the past six months.
An older relative who was in busi-
ness, boarding at the same house,
and all bills being settled with
promptness, no suspicion being at
tached to the fair maiden. Ashort
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-02-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
From the South Carolinian.l ]

A case of Judicial Infanticide.
ga Daniel come to judgment! yea q Daniel!
y! wise young jud ge how do honor thee!'
SHYLOCK
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-02-27

FREAKS OF TIE TyPEs.-Our Macon
contemporaries give the following good
humored turn to typographical error !:
Too EMPHAT1c-In the article of yes
terday upon the "Deadlock" We were
made to represent the Radicals as climb
ing mp the Summit of universal damna-
ton" Domination, "Mr. Priuter.-Jour-
nal-& Messenger, 9Th. ,,
We do not think the ''Mr. Printer"
made much ola mistake, except that the
place of "damnation," is generally loca-
ted at the base, instead of the summit,
of the universe. By his slight infusion
of birthstone, he has rather improved
and galvanized the Deadlock. ."-Citizen.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-02-27

HALE CoUNTY.-Alabama has named
one of her new counties Hale, in honor
of Stephen F. Hale, who commanded
one of her regiments, and died from
wounds received in one Of the battles
around Richmond. Colonel Hale was,
we believe, adescendant of the old reyolu-
tionary stock of Hales, Of MASSACHUSETTS,;
rendered historical by the patriotic de-
votion of Captain Nathan Hale; who was
hung by the British as spy: ...
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-02-27

SWAPPING W1vEs.-A most singular
lawsuit is now on trial at Albany, n. Y.
Two young men, each married but few
weeks, got sick of their wives, and pro-
posed to "swop," and very singularly,
the women consented. But the husband
of the homliest promised to pay $50 ito
boot" and as he has neglected to hand
over, the suit is brought to recover the
money.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-02-27

EXCITEMENT IN FAYETTEVILLE We
learn from persons who came down night
before last on the boat, that there has
been terrible excitement created in
Fayettville about an attempted commits
sion of rape on young woman named
Massey by a.negro, who was killed BY
an infuriated mob while in. the hands of
the Sheriff. Wilmington Dispatch.