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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Tmportnut TO Tobacconists.,

tmpOrtaut 10 kUUsslA1ulDtSsgE
WASHINGTON, July l9.-under the pro
ticies seized for violations or the same,
when bold BY a United States marshal by
order OF the court, must be sold subject to
the tax thereon. II Oftentimes occurs that
tobacco so seized and forfeited decreases in
value by reason of the action of the weather,
aud when offered for sale will not command
the amount of the tax thereon. 4
The question has rece ntly arisen whether
the marshal might not, under these circum-
stances. affix the proper stamp and obtain
creditor the difference between the amount
bid for the tobacco and the value OF the
stamps. - 81. 49,,
The First Comptroller, to whom the
question was referred, has decided there IS
no legal authority for sfch allowance, aud
that. consequently the tobacco must either
the internal ue or the court officers.
General News p :, ::
WASHINGTON, July 19.-Macartney, the
recent post-office defaulter, Is dead.
A. new trial has been refused TO DR.. Shu.
man, the abortionist.S Et'->sD : :. n 1.t.'
Collector Robb, of Savannah, Ga, Is
here. PINE 5,+I1
A daily mail has been ordered on the
Savannah and Memphis railroad between
Opelike and Dadevilfe. 80 - >
Weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, July 19.-Itis probable that
the short but heavy rain will pass over Ma
ryland and New Jersey, and possibly Con-
necticut but rising barometer and clear
ing weather, with fresh northwest winds,
are probable for Thursday from Illinois and
Wisconsin eastward to the Atlantic coast.
Threatening weather will probably con-
tinue in northern Florida, with partially
cloudy weather in the interior Of the Gulf
States
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COMMERCIAL
goRN AND FLOUR ExcHAgsK.1
EIcHHOyD. va, July 10, ISL )

oFTRBHGs. 5..gz4stFi
tgasdA1,zWhite- 4 $50 bushels. Fed, ais bushels.
hn 1yrn bite none. yellow, none. Mixed, ase
OGts.--ssst bushels 4s =, t.1.f as: 80
Rye go bushels. " II II
Heat. 10 bushe1s
SALEs.
WheGt... White total, 4 25t bushels a, q, 40. Co.
choice = a. I7a0aI:so for prime: sIss@ sis1i fop
very god; 415oNtLsss for good sI.sJ FIR i.ip.
81 on60Sl.so for various grades Of Common 1
WhedJ -Rc'-tosaI. SEQ busheIs-at A. An To-
choice al 5?30sl.573 for very eond sl.456is1 spa
for good; SI4o for fair; s1.ls@9L4a Tor vsrions
grades Of common.
Mixed. 2os bushels good at sac.
Odts-l0s tiishels-at size. for good Few, and
COO. f0r!very good new.
Aeal.-2O bushels white country bol'ed at 9ac.
RE-EXHIBfTED.
Phedt.-Red. % bushels.
RYe.-26 bushels
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TELEGRAPHTC. NEWS.
New York stock and money marx es

New York Stock and Money Mark cts.
NEW YORK. July is.-Mnney easy and. nm
changed. Sterling dull and unchanged. Gold
f12aD1lsA. Governments dnIl and steady. States
dali, exfept Georgia ITS, oh are strong.
Tennessce's, ut; new, 10. V'rginla's. 80! new,
7ss. Loulsiana's, IS; new, 81. Levers, II; s's,
ss. Alabama's, %; 5's, g.. Gsorgta's. sc; Ts,
o., North Carolina's, a; new, 90. South Caro-
Iina's, n; new, SCI. Sis 1Ist s2's, 1'4t; sis,
11as; sS's, llsS; new, ll7s; e7's, Tia; ssa, liz
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The Public Printing Question I'm Mis-
., sassippi. 49, .,.fF

JACKSON, MISS, July 19.-The PUBIC
printing question will be called In the Cham
Gerry Court tomorrow. The; old encum-
bents will loose the. case. If so they will at
once appeal; hoping thereby to cause delay
and force the Governor into a compromise.
The Pilots attack upon the Governor has
rendered that paper unpopular with the
Republicans. It Is thought it will have
little influence in the coming canvass. GOV.
Bowers and other leading Republicans IN
dorse the Governors course.
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A Poison SENSATION IN NEW YoRK.-
Netp York. july 1S.-Henry Fondenn lived
with his brother, Conrad, at 43 Carroll
street, Brooklyn. Conrad was married,
and his wife was the occasion Of quarrels
between the brothers. Tonight Henry WAS
found by the police suffering from the eff
fects of Il dose OF Paris green, and his bro
ther's wife committed suicide by taking =
dose Of the same. Henry is in critical
state. The particulars are not yet deyci-
opod Fl ~ EEa5 ? s -. ~, E-'5. : -. Z
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
hiKLATu9s: hnAHlG, JULY 20, 1871.
sI; .Inee...:.t,..., Asa aooo se:s.......-.. g.;
S"r Ss.s.,........ TOT -is,s Eii.e .......... g.

a..
S"r Ss.s-,...,.,.. 7.O7 L.i.,s si.e ,....... 635
tOHG OF RICHMOND, JULY 10. 1871.
aERlrKr.
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Norfolk, merchan-
disc aad passengers, G. l.. Curric.
Steamer James s. Green, Csrr, Philadelphia,
ch.ndisc and passengers. w. P. Porter.
SAILED,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
Chand;se and passengers, L. b. Tatum Il ca.
Schooner John X. Fora Gallagher, Philadel.
phla, < ante, Curtis & farkcr.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT, july ls.--ArIived, steamer Ad-
miral, Rcybnld Baltimore. merchandise and
p issenge;s, York River Railroad Company, and
sailed on return.
BY TELEGRAPH TO DISPATCH.
CITY POINT, J.ly 10 Arrived, tue Arctic with
bark Brazilian: schooners .. T.. Blnus, q. Is.
Wharton, aud eastern schooner; tug LII al w
with schoOncrs j. III. TraTerS, Americas, anC
Filth all loaded for Richmond.
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A LOVE THAT BURNED.-Ne,o York. July
1S.-Charles Meier, OF 9th street, Brook
lyn, having proposed marriage to his land
lady, Mrs. Charlotte Schleter, and been re-
jected, set fire to her house, as she alleges.
He is in custody.
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The Claimant to the Tichb0rne
Estate. &c.

New YORK, July 19.-The Times Lon
don correspondent says that the claimant
to the Tichborne estate is an illegitimate
SON of old Sir James Tichborne by his
cook, Mary Orion and that the real Sir
Roger persisted, as has been reported, IN
1858.
The horse-plague is affecting the stables
of the Brooklyn City and Coney Island
Railroad Companies.
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| NEW ENTERPRISE.

The undersigned will make application for a
charter for Joint stock company. to be styled
The RICHMOND ARCHITECTURAL IRON
WORKS EDSTOVE COMPANY.
"GnIv a few shares necessary to complete the Or
yaniZation Of the company are unsubscribed.
This is deemed a favorable time for An enter
prise OF this Kind as there is large and growing
demand for m anufacturcs such rs We propose 10
make In the southern States. -.a,.,s
PARTIES desiring 10 become stockholders are In
vited to communicate with either OF the under
signed within The next. twenty dsys. They will
receive detailed information as to the plans and
o1o0pS sA sNYDEk Of Snyder & Irby.
RICH ARD IRBY, Of snyder d 1rby.
. r. &c. .HAsKLHS, M. D., Of Brunssick CO.
". G. KNIGHT, OF Wi att & Knight. 81.
JNO. p. BRANCH, OF Savannah, Ga.
iy ID Avn -. .-f.4.,
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TT YOU WANT TO INVEST Sc
IL CURELY, inquire into the opportus ity offered
by the 428 LOIS near Richmo1d. Call anu get
map "iAN ~, e, B. NEWBURN.
L y 1914 Main street.
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paraoned-specie Payments.

PardOned-SDecie Payments.
/. New YORK, July 19.-Dr. Alva Blaisdell,
who was convicted of defraudingthe reVe-
nue.. has been pardoned.
The specie shipments to-day amount 70
1856, 600. s..
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Fearful Storm in Tennessee-Vase
Damage to Property-Accadent to
an Express Train. {
MEMPHIS, TENN.,, July ia storm oc-
Cured here last night which surpassed any
thing of the kind here in years. Telegraph
poles were Frustrated, trees uprooted, and
vast damage done to the crops. The night
express train on the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad, hence for Chattanooga, when
near the Grand Junction, ran through
trestle washed away by the flood, killing
the engineer and wounding twelve or ni'
teen passengers. .rr;.
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smas,.pox nm BROOKLYN.

NEW YORK, July 19.-The committee of
the Kings County Medical Society report
/ ,354 cases of small poX in Brooklyn for the
are reported for the past month. .3... j..
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c5Al.. ;. BROAD STREET. GIG
OtF Et..s>t sEF -s--- Es@E.e Wv
STOVES;
PLAIN, JAPANNED, AND BLANCHED
TINWAHE.

Having enlarged my store, thereby increasing
nav faciIfttes am now prepared TO offer my
friends and others extraofainSry Inducements In
Also, nON:EXPLOsIvE KER osENE
hn apomnt at attention paid to all orders for TIN
anu iva 10 1sadsm M ~ .> $500 GEORGE KLEIN.
CECURE A:HOME FOR THREE DUL-
~ LAks.-ThIs amount paid monthly for Twelve
months will buy LOT near Richmond, tmm6S
diately on III. railroad. a ppiv to
~ .='- sr--.ssa: e. b. NEWBURN,
1t i0lA Main street.
~ -nE y JOB WORK PROMPTLY
- OSE ~ is OFFICE
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Democratic Nomination for Governos
OF Maryiund.

BALTrMoRE, July 10.-The Democratic
state Convention has nominated William
Pinckney Whyte for Governor.
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Jso IT. WALSH .. J.V. REDDY. -.
WYE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE
w formed a CO. partnership for the purpose OF
conduct ng and carrying on the wholesale and re-
tail business In CHKOHOS. PITT U Il e :,
FRAMES BOOKS and STATIONERY, at s2l
Nt VIZ 81 WALSH & REDDY.
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THE FINE ARTS.
THE FINE ARTS.
NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
w. G.. Il. FRaY5EE
has opened y new aud splendid
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY

STEARNS'S BUILDING, No. loll MAIN ST.,
Immediately opposite the post-oflice,
to which he invites the attention of his friends
and the public generally.
The GALLERY Is fitted up in the most hand
some STYLE and supplied with instruments Of the
newest az d most improved patterns, Including
DALLMEYER'S NEW PATENT PORTRAIT
LENS.
Having himself been 10 the business since 1852
(.atterly Of Messrs. C. r. Rees Co.,) and
thoroughly underst lndiug 1t In all its departments,
he feels satisfied III It, With the aid of the COM
petent artists whicl lie has In his empio, ment,
entire eatisfactio1 will b. gwen to his patrons.
PHOTOGRAPHS will! lie taken In every style
kaown to the art, and finished IN the Leatess and
be style.
Orders for LIFE-sIZE PICTURES executed
upon canvas, finished in OH Colors, India Ink
Crayon, or Water Color. Also, KFMBaANDTs
and MEDALLION CARDS-OE-VIsIrE re.
Call and ex .mine my specimens.
w. G. II. FRA USER,
iylq1w l0ll Main strt et
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The Cuban Rebellion andinS vi
EIIsbuStars, &c.

F1Iibusters, DC.
HAVANA, July 19.-Gen. Palanco tele-
Graphs OIL the 18th that an engagement oc-
CURED on the day before, i'll which one
hundred insurgents were killed and the
rest dispersed. Nine Spaniards were killed
and ten wounded. :.
According to the ManZanilla correspond
ent Of the Diarlo, two expeditions OF flli-
busters from Venezuela have landed. Que
sadas in proclamation has announced the
sailing of three expeditions, in the steam
ers Virginia, Bolivar, and another (name
not known. No official confirmation of the
second landing has come to hand.
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QUEBEC.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
colo sulphur and Rock Alum Springs
Opposition Line Of Stages, DE

SpRbShkeoh A<AhS VA Se<1fA CSs CCJ
GOSHEN BRIDGE, VA, July 10, 1871.
The Cold Sulphur Springs are doing bet
ter this season than for many years preyi-
Gus to this. Among the visitors there are
Somc thirty from the North, while | fluid
also several from Richmond. Under the
new management everything goes well, and
few show any disposition to seek better
quarters. The fare is excellent, and the
we'll established medical properties of the
water are bringing the blush of health to
many checks which but recently were pale
enough. We advise all who can do so to
give our friend, j. Il. Goodloe, call.
There are now two lines of stages to the
Rock Alum from this place, and the cost OF
4 ride TO that delightful place is reduced
from 81 to $l.25. With the arrivals last
night Frayser now has one hundred and
fifty guests, with the prospect OF large adj
ditions TO his company. SCRAP.
DR.. N. d. HoGE.-Lagt Sunday we en-
lOyed hearing two sermons preached by
this distinguished divine at the Mechanics.
Vile Baptist Church. Ali the region round
about the Green Springs, Gordonsyille, and
Cobham turned out to attend the services,
aud when the hour arrived the church was
literally packed. After the morning dis
course an intermisSion OF thirty minutes
WAS announced, during which time lunch
was served. The second sermon was also
heard with un1ueging ictcrest. We never
sawa .Gore attentive audience. or the SER
mons We will only say that in every respect
they were worthy Of the preacher who
ranks among the first Of southern divines.
They we're eloquent, and at tue same time
veiy practical. We doubt if the church
there ever held in its walls q larger repre-
scntstion OF the beauty arG Intelligence of
the surrounding county, or il any minister
ever preached TO a more appreeiatiYe audi
ence.- charlottesville Intelhgencer.
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~ x1SS1;xx sIHtNeTfeo;N & CO., GENERAL
w COMMISSION MERCHANTs, .I73 Green
vich street, corner Courtlandt, New York Con-
sirmments OF PRODUCE for sale or shipment
and ORDERS FOR PURCHASES respectfully
AGENTS for the Virginia Steamship and Pscket
COMPANY. II u
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New York Stock Market.

MONDAY, July II The following were the quo
tations Of cattle with liberal supply aud free ar
rivals: .....sss,. Il
quality, 1l}@ll1c. meGinm, or good fair quality,
I03@1ic. mat OF ordinary thin ste.rs oxen, ana
Cows :s26l0c. Inferior or lowest grade Of cattle,
estimatad 1T il@lI te extreme range OF prices
from e69i2ac.: the most or the sales are from
l0}01ilc.
Sheep. no lack OF stock. There is scarcely any
change in prices Of fat stock prime lambs reach
ins 9sc, few extras 10c, with ehoire eheeD n e3O
&c. Some hard lots wentlow: Lambs Of IS b. al
e4r., and poor sheep at &c.
S,oine. Market s'rong ut last quotations OF go
fc. Tor dressed. 100 pigs going Mt TIC. live are
worth tS058r. primo might touch SIC.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Holm W. WYATT, GENERAL SHIP :
81 PING and COMMISSIONS MERCHANT, No
3 Governor street, Richmond, Va, (post-cfice
hex ls), agen. for the Id dominion steamship
Company for New York; lDman Line, Tor Liv
erpool; anchor Line, for Glasgow; National
1tpe for Liver pool je24
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Domestic Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.J

Domestic Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.]
NEW YORK, July ls.-Cotton more acti {;
So Ell. L s39 bales uplands, 2eac.; Orleans, 2ltc.
Flour Southern quiet and heavy common to Sir
extra, IS sc@S6 90; good to CHI ice, te.b5lIS9.
Whikkey quiet and firm. Wheat-Wlntsr red and
amber western, 81 4!@lSl so. Corn active at TOO
tic. Rlce quiet at s@slc. Pork. 8u sO@SH 62a.
Lard inactive NavaiS STEADY. Freights hrmer.
BALTIMORE July lo.-VlrginlI's, old, $50 bid
$50 asked.
Flour active ard unchanged. Wheat quiet aud
firm choice white, 81. SO to ~ 90; god 10 primo,
o. .s5@SL45; amber, good to chpica $l.s0Gl tl.55;
good red to prime, 81 4o@$i.45: comm. n 70 fair,
81. 2s@bl35; Ohio and Indiana, 81 35@2l 10; Pe0n.
sSlvsnia, Sl.3e0eI45. Corn, N. xsd Western duh
ut 7l@73c. Oats steady; new southern, 57@Sec.
CINCINNATI, July ls.-Flour, new, dull End
lower; old, uachan sed. Corn dropping. SI@55c.
Pork, al4.5O. ! ard. loo. offered. B3cs n: shout
6ers, esc.; c'esr sides, Sac Whskey active a. Pc
Tobacco in fair demand, market firm; sales, 2o5
hogsheads.
st. LOUIS, July 19.-Flour firm. Corn lower !:
sacks, 57@l5sc. Whisky. 93c. Pork dull at SIS.
B aeon lower; Shoulders, 7@7fs. clear Sides asc.
Lard quiet. Tobacco steady.
LOUISVILLE, July I9.-Flour week. Corn, re.
Provisions weak. Mess pork el5. Shoulders, 6i:. |;
clear sides, DC. Lard, 1O@uc. WhisSey,s.c. 30
bacco firm sales, 2lS hhus. Tugs, $65o0 ~: Low
to medium leaf, S7.25G$s good to fine, Sle0s2o.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

JULY II IS p M Beef cattle We very dull III 8
W, OK, q: prices were unsettled and lover; 1880
be d arrived, and sold at f1lsc. for ext q Penn
svlyania and western steers, the latter rate for
few cholc CO. s@7c for fair to good do; and 4@l53c
4R b., gross. for common, according Ia gu tlity.
per head.
shsep were IN fair d. m md II, 900 head arrived
and sold at 505sc. "a b., toss. Lambs sell at CD
o.. ~ b.
H0xs we're also in fair dema and ct an advance !;
2, $50 head sold at s6.75@s7 Is ~ loo bs., nat.
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GSECOND DISPATCH.

ST. THOMAS, July IA, via Porto Rico,
July 15.-The steamer Virginia has re-
turned to the island of Trinidad, being
unable to land her expedition in Cuba.
The Spanish war steamer Tornado, at
Porto Cabello, will probably go to Trinidad.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" kUAD.--t,n and after THURSDAY, June lst
PASSEN GER TRAINS leave Richmond lsun-
days excepteo) as follows: 1.
$50 A. M.-MAlL TRAIN for Lhe Wits Sui.
phur Springs, connecting At Gordonsyfle with The
Grange, Alexandria aud Manassas train !or
Washington and North, and LynchhurR and south
3:S5 p. M.-ACCDMMODATlON TRAIN for
Gordonsylle, except on Saturday, on which day IL
leaves at P. II. This train connects at Gordons-
vile with tue night trains on the Orange Aexan-
dria and Manassas railroad for LYaCHbUE1
!. On and after the 18th Of JUNE PASSENGER
TRAIN will run daily except sunday oesWeen.
StauDson and the While suphur, as follows
Leave Staunton at.. ~ -
Arrive &C White sulphur ai..............Lax6 Z. a
Leave White Sulphur at.................sssr Z. r.
Through tickets, at low rates, sold 70 al points
Northwest and Southwest.
Further information may be obtained ss the
company's Offices.
No Passenger Trains are run on SUNDAYS:
A. II. PERRY,
General Superintendent.
JAMES r. ERrHERLAsD, Gen'l Ticket Agt.
7 my 81 -a..-=t.e.-,
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We sell as coed q MACHINE rs there is In the
market for S45, cash.

Our customers have no trouble at all when not
interered with by enrious and meddlesome COM
pe.itors, who have hard work to sell machines
controlled By III, doDn-east monopoly, because
they are sHld 1t such crhorbitGnt prices-and
hence their eumity.
jy Is AVERY q W.
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GROCERIES, &C.

GROCERIES, &C.
VINEGAR, VINEGAR, VINEGAR
Y rUKE CIDER YInEGAk at 25c. PEI g,llon.
j. d. BLAND & Gu,
jy 20-1w 1924 Cary street.
HARRINGS.-W We offer
LII 100 barrels Ynod + ASTERE HEARINGS at
Is GER barrel, very low, to close consignment.
j. Is. BLAND & CO.,
~ 20 -lw 1924 Cary street.
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DETERMINATIONS, COOLIES 81. ,m AZ.
IN FREazERS.-1h have 1Hstl AToRS,
fCE .uHEsTS CooLEkh ard NS nha Ss1nET,
Cal, and SEQ sassa' ~ Main stssse
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,TARS!. JARS! .JARSi-Not family Jars,
81 but Is dozen FRUIT JARS, at
49, ss'.ss S.. MOUNTCAsTLE's,
$40 Broad street,
Agent for Munsoa,s Copper Tubular Lightning
noa. sTIFaas. ..zt.s iaT
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11
Your ob't scrv't,
VIM. F. NANCE, Agent.
Words for Boys to Remem-
Der.

At a public dinner given to the
news. boys Of Philadelphia on
Christmas, by Mr.. George W.
Childs, of the Public Ledger, the
following "Words for Boys to Re.
member" were distributed among
them
Liberty is tho right to do what
ever you wish without interferin g
with the rights of others.
Save your money and you will
find it one Of the most useful
friends.
Never give trouble to your fa-
thcr or mother.
Take care of your pennies and
they grow to be dollars.
Intemperance is the cause of
nearly all the trouble IN ILLS world;
beware of strong drink.
The poorest boy, if he bo indus
trious, honest, and saving, may
reach the highest honor in tho
land.
Never be cruel to a dumb ami
NAL; remember that it hss no
power to tell how much it suffers.
Honesty is always the best poll
cy.
You must DO a friend to your
self and others will be.
You had bot.er pass danger at
once, than be always in fear.
Every man is architect Of his
own fortune.
You had better pay the cook
than the Doctor.
A sure way to wealth: Spend
only half you mako.
Every man knows bcst where
his own shoe pinchcs.
A bad workman .quarrels with
his tools.
A wild goose never laid tame
egg.
A whito glove ofton covers
dirty hand.
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And she had accepted Mil
brookc's proffercd assistance ere
the astonishcd Alfred had fairly
comprehended the fact of his tacit
dismissal.
"Why, boys" exclaimed the
cheerful voice of Mr.. We're, who
had just succeeded in collecting the
bags, baskets and magazines which
had been his travelling compan-
ions from New York, ':how on
earth came you herc?"
upon my word, SIR" said Cor
don, Il was not aware VIC were
fellow.passongcrs!"
Nearly a fortnight afterward he
chanced to meet Milbrooke, who
had just been accompanying Miss
We're home from the most cnchant-
ing Of greenwood pic-nics, and was
now returning to secure some miss
ing fan or parasol.
$50, it's true, that you arc the
acknowledged lover of the golden
haired Mary" said he, lightly.
"Well, Frank, accept my slnccrest
congratulations. But one thing I
will insist on, my boy-if it hadn't
been for that old hag in the stove
in bonnet, Id have entered the
lists with you and given you a
pretty even combat!'
Milbrooke smilcd-it was impos-
sible not to do so.
"And III tell you what, Frank,
pursued the discounted suitor,
thereafter intend to be cXtr;. po-
lite to all the old women with UNI
brellas and camphor bottles, when
I ride in stage coaches. | find it's
a paying busincss!"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11
". 0. BALDWIN,
GEO. GOLDTHWAITE,
W. P. Chiffon,
P. T. SAYRE,
CuAs. T. POLLARD,
Committee" !"

Whilst we regret the circum-
stances which compelled them to
abandon an enterprise, the success
Of which, We agree with them,
would have been great and last
ing benefit to the South, simple
justice requires us to say that,
whilst in withdrawing from it,
they have not only been true to
their policy-holders who had con-
fidcd to their honor, but they
have also been true to themselves,
in maintaining at heavy pecuni-
ary cost, the confidence reposed
in them by the people Of our
State, over which they arc wide
ly known, by placing their risks
in company known to be one of
the soundcst to be found in any
country.
The circumstances which per-
haps contribute most largely to
the success of the Life Association
of tho South, and would undoubt-
edly have guaranteed it's rapid
growth, but for the defect in the
charter, was the desire on the part
Of the Southern people to keep
their money at home.
Whilst we arc prepared to en-
dorse this sentiment as fully as
any one else, we must do the
Equitable the justice to say, that
unlike some other Northern COM
panics it has always pursued Il
very liberal course towards it's
Southern policy oldcrs-particu-
ldrly IN that after the Udr 1t Teln-
stated all ,oithout reference to "loy-
atty" so-called achen asked to do so,
upon paying up back premiums"
I ask this because | have chosen
insurance as q business, and rep
resent the Equitable" as my choice
Of all the good companies doing
business in the country, and l
wish its many policy holders to
read this just tribute to its wolth.
Respectfully,
Your ob't scrv't,
VIM. F. NANCE, Agent.