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coi,setiou for ,ths Orphans at the Church OF b
John the Baptist. ssa

On sunday last, the I4th inst, n collecra
ton was made ID this Church, for the pepe7iI
fit of the st. MarysA Orphan Boys AsyiuHs
Third DiEtrict. The good pastor, hey,
his congrea stf0ns and they generously res
spondeS to f,ss can. The sermons delivered
/, by the Rev Cornelius Moynihan, was 9
most touching appeal to the synSpathtes 81
his audience. Macy wept at tho glowing
and truthful portrait of the dying Widow
Recommending her poor orphans 10 the c8Fp
Z of tis q SoGgarth Aroon,n and the resigna-s
ton swhirh the pfospeet of their being ads;
D,jtteti iI5a4, = or
her Snxioas 7hind Well might the poor MOI
,theriexclai owl Lord dismiss ley
servaa.k IL, ssssts X for know that my eiril-
.dren VIII III St4 sf,lofgs kind Fathers and Mo-
theirs 70 watch over and provide for them.
The burning words 7Of tFIoE Rey5 pFehcheF
produced the desired effect. he result lls WAS
the very handsome sum OF - his ~
quite a Respectable coifeetiopi % tune
when so many calls are piade on the people.
at is an additional proof -if any were need
:. .ed-that when the object proposed Is sane.
toned by their pastors, IN whom they place
unlimited confidence, the people never Iali;
their Faith workcth by charity. Next
to the obligation OF contributing 70 the SUP .
port of their pastors, the poor and the des-
titate, the widow and the orphan have the
strongest claims on the charity OF 1.-The
faithfuE% ~ :,-. M
i valuable pair of gold ear-rings wal
found amongst the contributions, and they
are of exquisite >Wofk manship, and with TN
other ornaments deposited at the Cathedra
and st. Patrick'a. viii be amongst the mos
interesting and Attractive obsects Mt the ap
preaching Fair.
We bea leave to thank tho fair donor TO
the sacrifice she has made for the orphans
no the Rev. PASTOR and the efe9uent an
popular preacher, We owe debt Of dee
Gratitude. And for the eongT ton We pra
that their children, or their htidren' e chi
dren, may never need the projection of a
Orphan Asylum.
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Money Market.

The soneS market proper is without any material va
Haitian There stiI very good tpt ~
atone both az the banks and o9taide, Out inc vi
ayailabie carttAlis 9eE tse a. Ssa
ssehfed 81 are asn AZ y -
$3.50 49,. Is nor can't month ana ArStelaai
,s,sea TTef without coilaSeEals at PER eeng pel
,t5fS orfzage notes rule At 70 q y 2er oehs bsF
sV-r,ura for IA 10 Is for second gEat.e
5eld 1919 to 1915 American silver IL % 49, =. ~
dollars 1883 TO 1Sz1 y ~ ~ a
Toiioe warrants sell at 81, State notes and Watsnt
az CITY Treasury n5tce are selling ~ - 20 70 psi
| cent dfaceunt.F tf -gy tst-s II s,-1r 90
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w E Sasbold, 19Os Canal street. has seleSS
sa SsnS atSchtidr neoks snS t, 81.
~ az. h,r-i,er IN 1kraf variety bbna IN Issi
gtes tns 1917 sir Is the ylatn and sub the
81 which Is suited Q ~ sta Iis
- ~ consideration to those ~
s,, ~ heads crosses, etc, win 20 founo Se
~ tattenSion His priees will be found eAtre'eay w
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EantY AND LaAa.TIn.-The Burlington (Vtl

EARf.Y AND LAT1s. - The Burlington WI
Prce Press Published the following an
nouncement of marriage; lgs
Tn the town of Js1y, Essex county, n. ~,
Tsslsg a. ~ Rev. Father Smith, Ira Irum-
hnil. aae(is 65, 10 Sarah Roberts, aged IA ~.
The above marriage hts 0ccasaoned qu sIee
q 1sstSa sir in The town of Jay, across the
ial-e. We are told that the guain Of eixsy
eve vas = sgidower, q man of large props
arty and of good standing. The YOUNG
Taz Is Al Irish girl Of fourteen, and teguiTsS
her her, ared lover To join the Catholic Ch6fen
| iefore she would marry him. ..9
Good. Bridget Every Irish girl WIG
,,srT.;;es 4 Protestant should do the sans
thing.
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80 - prvrx& Or TIE AZ
a97ss ,,t,rs, wei
THE fo lll9a ssl &, Is yYfitstss Saiihes
onot ., s,s,n week ii week
comrnittea an ~. 80, -
but .ns d. q ana ,ontri 50 bold and
deco, = - 80 ~ Bonn
astounhins 81 49, ..s.leva are ianaiiisr rsith
general TUE. 6 tat the PER-
the facss' sna arressed, ana await
pet ta.0.s II. Il 10 be hoped the epds
.ex .aaasise win be accomplished in melting
Oh 'uss .,a s,,ernetrators Of this atrocious
'ou. = sar,,sd sTnnuishnaent.. e A
erame 1s's - - srea,ln tien s,yns
~ boa'u ma f.itv Attorney three
adoptea ~ ~, In city
per CENT On =. f,,r,ia dinr the SELF
suits. Inc y & 5000 81 D;sty;ct yehe-
ing OF meat N .,s,ed an, referred
table Market, was aas;nsf
to the -. &. 3 ~ canal street,
moving slle 81 $500. oommiInica-
was reeeiVeu -. "a take charge
t0n fFo, = Z - , ps interest on
OF tine Ws ,,,..:.., 4 sl heu &c yas0yQOe 1T
bonds, anu
the end OF ms au 49, 8 ;axas.
the special 60 .r.,. Il isn. repiorted
tigate 8, - 3, a,otl,ar meeting
but wished sflo = 10 the BoSrd 8
ses At an ]oalame1 yssnor
Aldermen pA ~ ,..,;t4sa ,,ss1as faa;;
of the lnvest,gassv q g. 80 s,,ss
and accepted. I. Z. 80 a.,
- after tnofou bthe
g the rumors rspeaassa s, a ot,si,Sis
quarters fehee''ns Aas'es + - Z s,es's'
be incorrect Asas Is 81 .a'a es...
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C.. C.. Haley, Of COmraercial Place anu ~
rs street. has just eh TIE Iatsss
Chimney Corner scient H. ~
. issta LoffdUn NoNp, 11ndpn Iitaes
sI Despatchs Atlantic l1arthly, Galaxy,
;tls HI ihe usual llaneSus fsabEeateps 1851
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We learn from the IndianOla Bulletin, of
the Ilth inst, that the Right Rev. Bishop
Dnbuis administered confirmation the pre-
vio1s basiE q Rlargs number Of sup
plants, az the cat6clse chprch III that town.
Tis. edidce Il ss ctoss6ea .on tiiia solemn
oodsiAris @hish No terI had y eligious
bkafihs sn shs sznl1das Is many present
Rev. Fathers 6lynn,s the pastor, assisted the
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stes and sesa pl ss,s,Ixs = s s 5he
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q s's 1900 ss's ~ q w M ~. 81,
sss Sc :isa sssl "a sss sI = g s
s. snsss IS SEN god as
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7ts fassey twist cake. etev hpe sh'
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ss sa ssT - shsss
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wssk saa ssSa y sss 81 s6ss
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sa5ais and ia ns gIisss Irsaisas
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q sals basil unchanged during s
if al q per 100 lbs -. Il ii
sss y Sss saggs 81 ssss e ~
psps e sa s s mesa h ceiling,
NJ ssst and 4 held higher hoalds
4 4 eear 0 sides :. rae f'ea' .a''
bsen dull since our isss sss 20 so p
Ice tsrees and % ksss No !,
ssoassrs s se quoted Z
Hs e; sessnss h ss AZ e a e as s SAY
81 q 200 bsis grssa clear slss IN hnk az iss
oily asa sises selling = per
for ssss Sorthsrz \, Il, ram,
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's|is ass 2ss s Igss II q
RE- sssd G \, ,sss IL ~ g issS 'fanaf =
81 Ie.iisians rise s hay s ef s %orS
, sae Y 3 ar rns We quote for ordinary
f0E prs,ss are nvs4y iieass saaapYsy and
g. slowly and a1otasions e
,s g sae sSus Sc sfe e 4 e ri 81
Ss ssioas s .. % 70 & 2 Dbl
Po.,an !. Asp x. s-es s6 and
ae Is ~ Ea n < hiees md pe as Rss
fr trssh Wsstern boxes aud 81 90 70 z % yez
bagginE z VAIN sssa1 iU
ng e Y y IE a 81 "a a5c In baIss Henp
E ne a Ger ass: ssese s.t s,o
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Retail Markets.

y soc; EexaS 40 70 lzlpe lRei
,1,I {xaS fsc ester 2Oo ANeaa IA 70 20 EoLN !.
10 Doe Turkeys, dressed ~ % to- 10 ~ ~
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- .+s Il = WIS IL A. Braseiman - Co., 9sS
- street. "A selling pstaes ~
tt II IN sS IS conts. The system upon Ehea s
business eneqles islsa y ~. sv-r
,si fo arrasersi ~ ~ nd
49, AZ BY this approved AetaV
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Il ,R~x~, x.xrv ss~1<sk6AR kR &f&H3
"a Epiritllaz 9{ ~ & By tlsx3
ht Rsy M ass g sn m
s;rr ~ = a ;sisssa, .sf TSstincrei
baltimore John MURPHY A. Co, lsd9. N
BISHOP David was 4 lnb0sions mission
arvspriissS and bishop, who spens q long life
in; ii. the service Of Cod pnEning III earthly
considerations to secure aiaeavenly crown b
II anfadibg gsoss Ehited wish God in ail
his actions, he exerted great gifts for the I
benefit of his fellow eteatnfess To this +
end he published vasioms works, which I
were Instrumental IA aece,pp liahing great |
amountof good. How he found time to % |
so much, Independents Of Che ordinary avo- !
cations of his station, Was g matter 0h sn1-
prise. But the secIes lay n the. fesaia.l.y
OF has haDtts aNn y 80 =
which never lost . noment in idleness. we
Gre ii fornied be dcis gut s sn savinE EesEcA
ana in pursuance Of this ohjeetiilad written
i out an adlnirable e6urse nstructaons,
n IA Itch hasik %! ofIlls work ee8oFe as.
u .rhe Right Rev. editors has supraied scme
Z omiasiDps which were necsssasy and tile
. resuk Ii q onsplstss aad Rsaesssah uensal
n for the pesserssaanee OF spiEisnaI 'sssrGlgea:
rs,s E,'ssi M .ss 4 Mach number J,
j. peters, Musical Monthly, containing SONS
!, twelsty-four pages OF cllcics rev nsussc
3. comprising seleetions from popular writer's
Of embrscing variety slysgh y satisfy ssn'
It lsmost sastf dieus. We zrst notice a aaiia'
"a With chorus, by G. j. s. Cox ssi 4ef
{, hi Alone y sacred song, @. Issaeh,en
ID f;tIed q is, lord NM sPtovide;p teCora
er linz. . ~ WIN, S. Hays 9 The sYonn
toI widow There are also three instru
: tn mental pieces ss, In addition 10 the above
S, S. Ma Montl,ly has Hfteet pages Of ehoie
prsass inc. and ali for thirty cents, or $3 pr
3. Searr-l,oyer as worth Of new music appeai
n ls;nv In .,,,,.,, number. a ssts asa.
M ~. w..n carta;,,i,,s tl,e ,offices Of Ho
.ha hg Week *"
- K,,;o d, OF, the Ordinary of the Mass.
az y,o.,,, .Fesperal. * "a 8 lsf ~ s
al we have received from Murphy g G,
or. nnbIishers. baltimore, copies Of the abo
s..,.. q M, = Svee,.n contains the otie
vas .Aoly i .,-ss q <
-, :, ,,.5s..,a,..xv ~ 4ia Mass with @,
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Bstsr. iEEalshe, no Canal street, ssanr ~.
r, stysst ieiuzk in yoecipt and dpe0ing large
81 1at Ne Moa . esiS
s-R sr1 WHIST ai aplropriate present. 81
Raster suit wqsala he 81 ~ p1o
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mr. N IfF1Axsx
~ s,eIYe1al orders Mex Us ieene& by dislectleR
~ ErsssisI enf G4ranf, 8hnEidaal isvasaig ned to
sheT ,aonynalad Of thA military ldiyision es
sIisAE,iri 2 Cen Haliecir to command the
miIifaFy ivision OF The. South, scamp osee
az stlses5 Department. of stlias Sosstan and
ks,sSi II, states comprising the Department
( of. numberland Gen, r hornas ~ command
/ tI,e smilitarE division Of the Pacii Gen,
EESseofisld. the Department of Misso pri Sen
t.HoWarsi to eoMmana the nepartnsns p
i + ,osaisia Gen. Mower 10 coptlnpe II
i command until tho arrival Of Howard. $50
4 int. tha Department Of the East the Firsl
4 Militagy, District to 30 dded 70 the militay
4 diviaien Of the Atlantis s SD 4ns So
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q DR.. J. C. Beard; physician and surgeon - ~ !,
afreef tbs rerulafion annnng his clients O
eiug ar attentsve and allful physician dis enc9 no
are from Il to 3 O'Clock. -.
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q [Ef# 80 - = 81 80 ~ - 81
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10, = ~, X.a..,,s ~ ~ "a ssr<<<fs < f&sill
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NEW ApyERTlsEmENTs.

r oUIs GRUBEWAIDs i7s581 - r3lllgf
M-UsIo sTRRE
: oisf---S&1 r94i AkD g4s-. ~
oasoa 81 klSo FoRrE wARERooAEs.
81 no ilas cAsAE sfaRgF, NEW osa-EAss. -
= FfgHF 1fsl
,,.,.s.s ~ SIDE 4 geat Cor the Ceielgated % ~
srEInw.AY ~ SO MS z IA. a = lss' 9 s'la
afAsoW q HAAfLTE's oisGAHS $50
Roth OF which houses have rec ffst prizes -
Thesa sre ths best esel = ~
and the pablo y Eee :
Sreihe tirS same before \, III ! atlar tar.
4g $500 iicf viH IS sold It prices g ssss ~
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h ~ 4 l. ? r = i ,s.,...sa .a y
+ 40 Canal street, near 81 Gss2rleaE
t,siia stte,sSon to- his New Stock qg B1X ~ 9F
eRASS. 90 - So d, 4 wAIsIft, y
sSa, 81. rs as uocanal stTest
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W. s. gss,ag 81 IS an9sassz ass ~
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Is sEEYTEzTsgJ ss-s4sT tl-fsr+sE s+- ~
lru sGHx oNLaE srdas -
All its Improvement are Patented ana eanAss ~ y
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hoax. u 96asi4 fAilsi ssab as 80 @s1se
Every cIARTER OAK ssarAhteea, Or S q H. 81
1 YoIng n o15Hxs RiRF IN DeE pgs
( SL.ssits Ss4a giaaAsas4 .sfs3 lssssF $3.50
a - gstssEs5s u. 81 ~ -E--'sii9 s3ts g
!, .sas 1ia,s = gs RIoE, BROS. s. Co.,
D ssaBasr C;asAp. ana 80 ssaaa.ias street =
4 CHARTER OAK ". AIEzO raEF} & y
j abs, am s,S !, 81 ana 60 gslla stress.
IA Mr.. Jul Iy1s HoMBE Ra1 =
: sS i. Il = L 4 ~ - 80;
x.ste Aasiatais to pr. ssehei, Paris sals
+ Il 5ao s.s.. Canal Street ~ ~ IA
81 slesUs YTaars&-li -; e'slect selaA y
s fTSs n i've. yBEAlRDs tiio q ~ 80
! $500, - IIisKsIc1AH AND sun 81,
lao ssganal sSrest ~ s--ss.1A
u lggcses tscnra ffuE sesla 1s Esasa q
IS SvEETIsl7e 3 y nss ~ iAs}zsa SD ~ R.ss
i4.a TT i r.
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1aosprapsz 9gssel sEs sqy Is &
= Z. b "a sss ~ 3 ,..ss 4
9sS &c O he z. A G. y ssIss seq
5eB Z IS itcplaa street, sssss. y. 49, =.
zas 81 sals sna - AHss 3 70 g =
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SSsfrr ket4ag 81 ~ selael 81 Chari
srast abntt 5nokho1 aer41 - y % 1etsl9 tse
& q c'elsslE 4. ~ and 3 ~ z est s'
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, January 29-Noon. Stocks
steady and dull. Money easy, at 7. Ex-
change 95a. Gold 36II. Flour 5(01Oc.
lower. Wheat 1C92c. lower Pork lower
new mess $3.50. Steam lard dropping
barrels 2O3s(92O19. Cotton steady and
quiet at 29. Freights steady.
o, r. M;3,Money easy, at 6@7. Sterling
9?a. Gold weak. at 3611s. Southern secu-
rites firm. Stocks closed strong. Cotton
quiet, with sales of $500 bales, at 30. Flour
dull-superfne $50; common to fine extra
6.76(9725. Corn heavy-white Southern
81 Lard lower-kettle 2O21. Whiskey
dull; Rice quiet. Molasses-orleans ~
@79. Freights quiet-cotton x.
BALTIMORE, January 29.-Cotton quiet
Flour unchanged. Wheat firm-prime to
choice red 2.25. Corn dull-prime white
96998. Pork $3.50. Bacon active.
New ORLEANS, January 29.-Sales of cot
ton to-day 1850 bales-middlings 81 Gold
37 Flour-superfne $50; double 700:
treble 1926. Corn firm, at 7S08O. Pork
quiet and firm, at 32.75(933. o. Bacon
dnll-shoalders Is Is; clear rib 1917; clear
10. Lard firm-tierce 21; keg 23. Sugar
quietM,common 1OI(91O15; prime 12sS6
IL; yellow clarified 14Q015. Molasses Quiet
common COCOA. Coffee 1418@15L.
MOBILE, January 29.-Cotton fiat, at
27H; receipts 3, $50; sales 200 bales.
q o"nuary Ao.-OOItOn market
hrmer and more active; sales 600 bales
middlings 2624@27; receipts S44.
SAVANNAH, January 29-Cotton opened
quiet and steady; closed firm with &c. nd
middlings %; sales 1,12O; receipts
9,01O
CHARLESTON, January 29.-Cotton quiet.
with sales of 300 bales-middling %: re-
ceipts COG.
o. LONDON. January 29-3 P. M.-Consols
98M. Bonds 753sl0751%.
LIVERPOOL, January 29-3 P. M.-Cotton
ss,5eadyIuplands II =; Orleans 11a4; sales of
the week 70, 600 bales; stock 269, 600, whereof
american is n, 900. Manchester advices less
lavoraDie' which causes dullness. Sto ok
Il LIVERPOOL, n January 2o-Evening. Got
6n1onrn 1oh nrmn4plands on spot and afoat 111S;
Orleans 1126(9llM; sales IL, 900 bales.
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SOUTHERN STOCKS IN New YoRK.-The
New York Herald, of Tuesday, SAYS: ''rhe
Southern States securities yesterday were
not so active for the general list the invest
ment demand having spent its first force,
while the speculative interest was directed
to the railway shares. The closing street
quotations at o'clock, we're as follows:
Tennessee 6's, ex coupon. GS@GSls; Ten
nessee, new. 677s(qGS; Virginia G's, ex cou-
pom, 5914(95SSl; Virginia, new, G3G163ls;
93; North Carolina 6s, ex coupon, 64TM
G4A; North Carolina, new, 62ll(062s3;
Louisiana 6's, 76IS; Louisiana levee 6's, n
(972la; Louisiana cvee SIS, SS(0S9; Alaba-
ma 9's, 931a@93ai; Alabama SIS, 66M66I: ::
Alabama 6's, 721a(G75; South Carolina 6s,
12(014; South Carolina, new, 7O(G71.
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DECREASE OF CHILDREN long 400
DIR. Slower and others, in Massachusetts, in
some comments upon the singular fact that
the increase of children in that State is
limited almost wholly to the foreign popu-
lation, assigned the cause of it to the com
monness of the crime of feticide 1t now
appears that Maine is following Massachu-
setts in the decrease of the rising genera
tlon. MIR. Warren Johnson, the State Su-
perlntendent of Common Schools in Maine,
reports to the Legislature that there is
decrease of 1868 scholars, between the
ages of four and twenty one years. from the
census of 1868 The decrease in the past
year has been 3,1S2; the decrease in 1864
was 4, 141, and the total decrease from the
maximum of 1860 is nearly 10000. Mr..
johnson very naturally considers this de-
crease alarming, but, as he cannot satisfac-
torily account for it, he proposes series of
inquiries, such as: "Have we ceased to be n
producing people?" care the vital forces
expended in brain labor and lost to pbysi
cal reproductions" and, "Are the modern
fashionable criminalities of infanticide and
feticde creeping into our State commu-
nity?' Coming from such source, these
are questions of fearful import, relating as
they do to the populations of rural districts.
where, there being greater abundance of the
means OF subsistence and less temptation to
crime than in large cities, there is generally
supposed to be more morality.
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at n recent meeting of the Greenvlle Bar,
Governor Perry being in the Chair, General
w. X. Easley offered the following preamble
and resolutions. which were unanimously
adopted:
The January Term of the Court of Ses-
slons and Common Pleas for Greenvile
County, just ended, being the first Term
held by his Honor Judge Orr since his ele-
vation to the Bench, we, the members of
the Greenville Bar-to give fitting express
sion to our high appreciation of his learning
and judicial ability, as we'll as our sense Of
the urbanity with which he presides in his
Court, and by his kindness and courtesy
gives relief to the dull tedium of the law
adopt the following resolution:
ReSOloed That in the elevation of James
l.. Orr to the Bench, the State has acquired
most valuable servant, and the Judiciary
bright ornament
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DWELLING HOUSE BuRNr.-We regret to
and worthy young farmer, living ahont f;ve
miles distant from this village, has had the
misfortune to have his dwelling bonse and
all OF his furniture destroyed by fire. abont
two weeks ago. Mr.. Keller and familv
were not at home at the time of the fireMthe
work OF an cendiary.-AbbeUiRe Press.
Lincoln Avenue" has been created in
washington, by changing the name of the
thoroughfare heretofore known rs 'Four.
anda-half street"
Letters from France mention premature
growth of the wheat on account Of the mild
weather Wv ''''i"
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Globe Mutual Life Insurance Companv.
of New York.

~ INCORPORATED 1864
Has been in operation but four years, during
winch time 1t has assured larger amount than
any Company in the United States, during a cor
responding period Of existence. One of the chief
causes OF it's organization, was the forfeiture by
souitherners, during the war. The leading officers
OF TINS Company protested against this injustice,
and on its contamination, withdrew aud orga.
nized the "GLOBE MUTUAL" on principles more
liberal and Just than those yet adopted by any
other o: Insurance Company. In the event of death
IN battle or in duel, the equitable value of the
policy will be returned to the heirs. ALL other
Companies Con- forfeit it. In case of suicide, the
FULL Policy is paid No restriction on travel.
This This Company has, in its guarantee fund of
GOO, an element of strength possessed by no
other Company. 1t offers the entirely new feature
of Probability Endowment, which gives tho
largest possible sum for the premium paid No
other Company posses this feature Insures
children of any age. In tho moderation of its
premium rates, in tho variety of its tables, in it's
dividends and in the security offered insurers it
invites comparison with any other Company.
JOHN q. HASKELL State Ag't, Columbia S. c.
Prof. JoHN T. DARBY, Medical Examiner
Gen. ). B. BUcKNER, Southern Manager
Jan 30 9n,o*
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SHooKrNa ACCIDENT. A horrible accident
occurred in the ,neighboring town of Fal-
mouth, Me-, Friday. A man named SWEET
was cutting trees, when the axe glanced
and buried itself in the body Of a lad named
M, lMn,arston, killing him almost instantly.
They were alone, and SWEET was so horror
struck that he went into convulsons. He
was found writhipg in the snow in that con.
dition, and the dead body of the lad near by,
the liver protruding from the mouth. It is
feared that SWEET will also die from the
effects of the shock