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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

THE THEATRE.-The theatre was thrown
open again last evening, after having been
closed for q period of two weeks, with the
great card of the season. Rose and Harry
Watkins appeared before u good audience,
and were wen received. They are support.
ed well, and abundantly deserve the cor
dial support Of the public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & rAUGHToN win sell at 1os o. clock, at
the residence OF ". Il. Barry, corner OF 2stk
and Franklin streets. good assortment OF
household furnitu e, miIch cow, etc.
COOK q LAUGHToN will sell at 10 a. II. q
large assortment OF furniture, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

THROWN OUT OF BUaGY.-On Sunday
afternoon Mr.. b. A. Hazelerove was driving
out on the Mechanicsville turnpike. When
near Howard's Grove his horse took fright
and ran off, throwing him ont of the buggy
and causing severe injuries. He was found
on the road and taken home before night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

SUPREME Court OF AppEALs-AH Judges
present SAGE Joynes.-The Lynchburg usury
cases were further argued.
Berkely VS.. Smith-Appeal from the de-
cree of the District Court Of Fredericks-
burg denied.
Seeley's Administrator VS.. Auditor Of
Public Accounts-Appeal allowed from the
decree of the Circuit Court Of the city OF
Richmond.
Lewis Mckenzie vs.. The Potomac Ferry
Company from the decree of the
Circuit Court of the city of Alexandria al
lowed.
Even VS.. Curtis-Appeal allowed from a
decree OF the Corporation Court of Norfolk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

,.,,, rgvnr which The D!STATIH
-.S eA"'"',"' ,,s ,,,,,,,Ie Of Virginia and the
-, Irvci'Ta ''''" "'s =, % renewed efforts
,i. ."s@s S'"'ts ,,l.s,t standard OF modern
g.. A,SI a. - -,.os us 70 offer cur several
~.'','' az ',",n- KyDT-CkD RATES TO
".."s % . = .,
l.,Gr Er' 80. D,.psTrE
49, 90
- * copies. leT year, each .'.''.- w
"'1. ~ go, n, ,,.LiY DI-rATCH.
= "'-' ...........,..S e0
,N@C j.. go 80 ,t 50, ,..,,,, Sub.cr,i,er, at
,,r. g,... "'"'s'se" !" '>'' .. Il 20
-... ,., H......''.''' ,n',,rtb,r r nj
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

ALL the monthlies may be found at ErLYsos a
TAYLoR'S,
For the literary Harpcr's New Monthly Masa.
Zine, The Eclectic, Galaxy, lippincot,, sc,io.
ner, and Atlantic All for February. si
For the ladies Godey's, Frank Leslie g, Yetsr.
sons, Uenore,t's, and lie Bon Ton. ....
For the children Young America. Childsan's
Hour, TIE Nurse y and Cur Young Folks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE JANUARY "a, 1871
Mrs. q. h. Williams, White House. Neck
lenburg county, Va. Mrs. Mary E. Scott,
Columbus, Ohio; Alexander Mills, Fairfax
C.. H.. Va,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24
LOCAL MATTERS.

WHo ABE INSURANCE AeEsTs ?-An I'M
portant Decision.-The subjoined decision
OF the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue Is
interesting to the thousand and one persons
In Richmond who have induced or tried to
induce persons to insure their lives or their
property, In consideration Of fee or COM
mission. Such persons are required to pro-
cure license from the United States As
SCISSOR, and pay special tax of $40. In de-
FAULT they will be required to pay q fine of
90 per cent:
ECopy.l
"TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT
"OFPIcE OF INTERNAL REVENUE, :,
Washington, Jan. II, 1917
Sir,-hr. W. L. Cowardin, president of
the Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company of Richmond, wrote on the 14th
instant to this Office to the following pur-
port: Mr. A. ". Richardson, clerk in his
employ on salary, has been assessed rs an
insurance agent, and he (the writer) re-
CARDS such assessment as improper and un-
just, and appeals to this office.
"As MIR. Cowardin is sreferred TO you, you
are requested to Investigate the case. II
the clerk, Richardson, has procured or ne
gotlated insurance on commission for other
compensation, he must be regarded as an
insurance agent, even though that com
pensatlon has been in the form of stipu-
lated salary. Mr.. Cowardin expresses his
doubt whether the law could have ode
signed to include clerks, presidents, and
secretaries of insurance companies as ipsu-
rance agents, even though they should So
llclt or seek business for their companies ,
You Will please show him that the law
makes no exceptions other than those In the
ISL and I'd proVisos of par. % of sec. 70 OF
the act of June 80, 1864, as amended,
"ISigne0 A. PLEAsAyros.
ur, commissioner.
"Edctn II. Smith, Esq, Assessor Sd dis.
trict, Richmond, Va"
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Aithmoud 1lspattlr.
11rEsDAY ...JANUARY "a, 1871.

THE crxCIn.ATIoS Of THG DISPATCH
re LARGER THAN THT C0&RINEu CIR
cI-,.ATIos CT ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

THE ALARM OF FIRE sounded from box II
last evening about 7 o'clock was caused hy
the burning of the roof Of u wooden build
ing on Duval street, near Jackson. Dam
ace slight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24
/ Correspondents.
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. Is, 1s5i.

Rosa. JOHN Il 1farys. s e,
In app,ecistion Of the vote taken on sosseYdsy
10 ira 70 ne OF Flder'a ptct0rc Of err
iamented chief by the honoraols body over sht.,,
you preside respectfully ask lbss you present 20
EACH membsr OF the Senate = card picture of oar
grsss chieftsin, taken at the Las Gallery, w.:hny
compliments
lam. very rsspsetful1T,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

POLICE COURT, MoNDAY-Justice j. j.
White presiding.-Richard Smith (colored),
charged with stealing clothing from Charles
n. Booker, was acquitted.
Levi Samuels was charged with having in
his possession five CRATES. the property Of
W. II. West, knowing the same to have
been stolen. Case continued till Friday
morning.
H.N. Dyson 1colored) was charged with
carrying concealed weapons, and acquitted.
George Richardson (colored) was charged
with being vagrant. Committed to Jail.
John Randall (colored) was charged with
" lambasting" the child of Elizabeth Price,
and the latter, charged with trying to
pound and otherwise physically manifest
herself on Jim Randall to get even. John
was fined $3.50; the others let of.
Martha Bradley (colored), charged with
being drunk and disorderly, and throwing
rocks at Anderson Jackson's domicil. Sent
to Jail in default Of security.
Jim Kidd was charged with emulating
the roaring lion by threatening to eat up
Molie smith, and was fined dollar for his
exhibition of belligerency.
Wallace Allen (coloreG), charged with as
saulting Henry Lewis, a small boy, with
whip. a witness testified that Wallace
gave the boy q most unmerciful licking,
there being nobody to prevent him. Fined
S6, aa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

One-half of the tariff rates only IS
charged settlers within five miles OF the line
Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railroad for twelve months after their
arrival.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

EXPORT oE FLoUR.-The schooner Isa.
bella, Captain Burton, cleared yesterday
and will sail this morning for Rio Grande
do Sui with 1,7S5 barrels of -four, shipped
by the Gallego Mills Manufacturing Com
nnpr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

If you are particular about having good bread
get u barrel OF fonr Of w. +. TATuM, sl4 B.oac
street aud you Will Re satIa fled.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

GRAcE-sTREET BAPTIST CHURcH.-The or.
din ance OF baptism was administered to
three persons on Sunday by Rev. Mr.. viii.
son, the pastor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

WEpDIsG SUITS made to order out OF the very
best mat .rial oy d, b. SPENCE soS, 1900 Main
street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

BUY your Valentines, wIoes .le and retail, Of
ELLYSoS y TAYLOR Illa II, In s,ree..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

JACKsoN's Wholesale and Retail Confectionery,
corner Broad aad I'd streets tnew buildlug). We'd
dings, Balls, P.rtiey, &C., furnished at short no.
sica and on reasonable terms. '.E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

CLoTu1NG.-.E. B. SPENCE & soy still hare q
fine lot Of Clothing, which they xrs selling at 70.
duced Rata. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

ExEcurrvE.-Goy. Walker has appointed
E. N. o. Clough commissioner Of deeds
for the state Of Virginia In Leavenworth
city, Kansas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

- A COUNTRY WITHOUT LAwYERs.-On yes
terday bill passed the House of Delegates
legalizing the election of Commonweallh's
attorney in the counties of Buchanan and
Wise. These counties are by law allowed
jointly one judge and one Commonwealth
attorney, but previous TO the last election
there was developed the fact that there is
no qualified practicins lawyer in either.
The people therefore elected q gentleman
residing in Russell, and this bill legalizes
their choice,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

ALL KINDS OF GESTLEMEH's WEAR made 10
order by Z. 3. PENCE & SON, 1900 As1n street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

COMIC VALENTINES. wnolcssle ard retail, at
ELLysoS s TAYLOR s, lilo VI, In street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

Shirts randy made and made 10 order psr1ea ~
orc sale, by r. o. SPENCE s SjN, merchant
tAllors, 1900 Main street. a.-.r .r.s-a's u.z.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

DIARIES Of al styles st ELLYsoN d TAY1on'a
lie MSin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

SCHOOL BOOKS OF all kinds at ELLYsoY o
TAYLoR's, lll8 Main street. . .. .at.-....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

DRAWING PAPER for sale 1T EILysoy + TAy
EoR'A llls Main ssrsat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24
SENATE cnAMBya.
JoZx ". DXFrre.

SENATE CnAMHER,1
gIcHAoND, VA. Jan. ~. ls7L E 2
John ". Dartes, Esq., Lee Gallery, Richmond:
beg 70 make Acknowledgements, on behalf Of
myself and The Senators Of the Bsata sens.e, for
your courto,y In presenting Us with the phato.
graphs Of General Robert z. Lee. These photo.
graphs are, in nv humble jud9ntsn:, the most
faithful and pleasing Impressions Of the General
which are TO be found among the cd7ts do pisits
sclsss.
I am, very respectfully, - re-
80 .. Jyo. z. MARyY 4Jr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

TOR RENT, n SNAIL FRAMED g.
I lipU>t.. stturted on he cast Side Of 9th &I
-t:.c., iCar -, Containing -FOUR ROOMS, kitcii-
tn. coal and wood LuuEc, &c. Possession can be
Eat ~ once. f. d. EACRO,
)iIi 81 Real Estate Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY gNcrsEER,l
HICTNoSD. VA, J An. 2Jd, 1871.


OFFICE OF THE CITY gNcrsEgRl
HICHMoSD, VA, Jan. 2ad, 1911. )
mo CARPENTERS. TIMERS, IRON
nns.is wifi DC n ceiyed at Ibis ofrs until TUES
bay, the aIst lust, 1t l? o'clock u for lns re-
paIKS AND PAINTING UF TUE flRsT MARI
Kkr BUILDINGS. ..,,.
Specifications may &c seen by application Al this
ofl"e. u,x
Ihc COMMITTEES On Public Grounds an1 Hnhd-
inrs reserves Tho rgh 10 rel sct any or AL y epIs
ALL. 80 CaAkLES II. DtsM Gh.
iaaa- ID Il CITY Ensspe4s.
80.
SEINE THREAD-The last importation
~ o. ssISE TastApp y, Ihnoad In aa M sSsI i. ,ns
sslo at grsa.Iy rsdaced p, Ices sa a,anr,..e
I'M Yrspkiiu street. between nth and lAih.
SEINE 1WIsEs and LlGkn, tsz AanstaG
s>tRss, Ses ss1a vesY low a; I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24
SHIPPING.

E'pN NEW YORk.-The Virgi-. .SsEs.
= MA tcsmship and Pac. ct Culnpx uASssstt;;.ssSs
t\'s ,lcaau. ttoains!.rp GEO. Is. IpIO-.. La.L
hnhttT$ ~! i'ave Rockets on TUESDAY, Jan
4.FH .!th st 8 l.. ~. freight received until 4
NHhela' *!6. For freieE, or passage apply TO
-. j. BUkH, President,
) 2.-V l9li Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

ETuE RENT, the desirable RESI- TcA
< DtNCt on tiay stree.. near Adams, Eu
hiA- 20 tlay-strftt hurcn. TIE house has seven
rct!n5 klLcL' II, three rooms with gas anC water
On iat premises; al! IL guoG order. Possession
given immediately. J. NJ. TAYLOR
JAI-I Real E.tate Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

EOR SALE PRIVATELY, those Ga
. t%o desirable and well-ocated BRICK AI
MEN SIS s!tIa;s d ~ the southw west corner or
siI ana Grace streets, each containing eleven
onss and h!icGea with ,hree rooms gas and
water on he premises. Tuis property. from It's
'"ht;al ioc",ioo snd convenience 10 business. rem
o"rs II very dchirahie. - Iii sell ore or both OF
i'.r.e tenement. X. j.. FAEHO,
"A 2D-!~ Real Estate Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

S{Ok bALIIMORE.-Steamers sS-.
a r.l.lt NtGhI will leave her ssss.sssS5tttSstv
a. ~ h''NDA3 January 23d, ut o clock :. M.
i''i%ht received up u y O'Clock Z. III. For
u, sh! Or laasage, applyt0
Il ~------------.--- W. =. BRETT, Agent.
L'VR HUSTON. .-CURRIE & CO.'S t3+
he q guitar packet schooner SFfyS
LUCY d., HILL, master, having theSssazGs
--isG: !"Hl". oi Lcr cargo engaged, will have
Qa'ek ohp4.ch. For balance OF freight. ap-
L!y ~ CTyRRJES -
j. Its esrrar Of ,sth snd Csrv .trte,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24
FOR SALE AND RENT.

y OK l. l. y T. L new four-Story GA
EltCk H. uSt, corner Of l?th and Mar. Ell
r.,rH .:3ec;-. Tue location Is one OF the he:t IN
t,t Ct y: is house - clean ana In perfect order:
d ar4 Old ath: GAS throughout the premises;
,gass.-tuH. With Eot aud cod water. passing INTO
ca.yci:r: the yard. :'ctur south gets the Lun All
IA. q: lr,iug Clothes The house has twelve
,u. .,. the kitchen tas SIX ROOMS, with .arge
g., ktuy-ran.-. his hp - l. separa. ed by !our-
80 / 30. cir, In 'Ge Hcht uvl.hbor. Apply at NO.
Sl "D!urc 49, IT" and Marshall streets.
II. 2. -gu.VnA>3.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

L"1R RENT, a handsomely furnished a.
FROST ROOM, on moderate terms. HI
Apply on The prcm,es, No. 20 clay street, be-
tween 7d aud J. streets. al9-lw
LOH RENT, THE STORE ON o.
= Er"ad tee, next doc: 20 9Th lately oc- I@:I
cupid bTJ. l.. COX as shoe store. fossesslvn
( 'r'r IL once. AppIyto
). tl-lot NJ. :. VALENTINE 1908 Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

I OnGlNG ROC Ms FOR RENT.-GA
IL Apply Il. 723 h;a!u s,r,c!. ia 24--2.~ EI
EOR RENT, the TENEMENT on a.
4 ssUn + Go Bank between 0tr and 10Th Ell
sIr:t!s, and reXt 10 Gc~"t,s, containing fourteen
rooms, recently whiteutd, SC. Gas. water,
"Ntcr-t !Os,ts, and bathroom. Pos-cssi'n n at
t..y-. j. l., ApPE.sSON,
it@3-Ct Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24
rrCvNOND DISPATCH
For 1871.
-,.,. ,,,rArrsr AND BEST NE"sfAfh"
N VIRGINIA
,,r.%Ey NuuE CLUBS.

,...r, f,vor which the DISPATCH
g ,,.S from ,hs people Of Virginia and the
.. i'r''>To ,,-or,;,ts us 20 renewed efforts
g.. ."'.'h - no highest standard Of modsru
n,< -, ard cnaaes US 70 offer eur sav<ral 1l
.-.,,n rol.rw,ns kEDUCkD RATES TO
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-10
President Grants Proclamation,

Under the Ku kIux act, s,rcnuousIy
calling "for peace" is as folows:
WASHINGTON, May 4-The Act Of
Congress, entitled An Act TO enforce
the provisions ui the fourteenth amend.
menl to the Constitution of the United
States. and for other purposes" appro-
we'd Anil ~, \. y. 1871, being law Of
extraordinary public Importance, | con.
slider i, my duty to issue this my proc
lama,ion. cuIiinS the attention OF the
United States thereto; crjoining upon
all good citizens, especially upon all pub
lie officers, to be Jealous in the enforce
ncnt thereof, ard warning all persons 10
abstain frnm committing any Of the
acts thereby prohibited. This law Of
Congress applies to all paris Of the
United States and will be enforced
everyw here, to the extent Of the power
vested in the Executives; but in"s.nuci:
as the nee, s>ity therefor is we'll known
to have been caused chiefly by persistent
violations If the rights of citizens OF the
United States by combinations Of Law
ness and eli$affrcted persons in certain
localities, lately the theatre Of insurrec.
ton and military conflict. | &c par
ticularly exhost the people of these
parts Of the country to suppress all
such combinations by their own volun.
,ary efforts, through the agency Of local
laws, and to maintain tie rights Of al!
ci,iz:ns Of the Uni,cl States, and to
secure to all such ci,!ze"s t!e equal pro-
lection Of the laws.
Fully sensible OF the responsibility i'm.
posed upon the Executive by the Act cf
Congress to which public attention i
now called, and reluctant to call i;,to cX
erciSc any of the extraordinary powers
thereby conferred upon m", except in
cases Of imperative necessity, do never.
thclcss, deem it my duty to make known
that | will not hesitate to exhaust the
powers thus vested in the Executive,
whenever and wherever it shall become
npces,.,rv to 10 so, for the purpose cf
securing ~ all citizens Of the United
States lhe peaceful enj"ymcnt Of the
rights guaranteed 10 lem by the Con.
st;tution and iaws. It is NV earnest
wish thst peace and cheerful ohe~' nee
to law may prevail Throughout the lano,
and tina. Mi traces Of our late unhappy
clvi! strife may be speedily removed.
These ends can he ea>iy reached by &C
quiesccncc in the results Of the conflict,
now written in our Constitution, and the
due ard proper enforcement q equal,
jnst and impartial laws in every part Of
our country.
The failure of local communities 10 fur.
ni>h such means for the obtaii,Icnt Of
results so earnestly desired, imposes up.
on the National Government the duty Of
putting forth all its energies for the pro.
lection Of i,s citizens, OF every race and
color, and for the restoration of peace
aszi order throughout tie entire coun-
try.
In tes;imoEr whereof. have set my
hand and caused the seal Of the United
States Is te affixed
(Signed (. S. GRANT.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-10
A Notable Scene.

The Charleston News under the above
canton, notices the parade in that city,
Of white men in Uniform, and armed
with the rifles Of the State. Indeed it
vas no,a'ic sccno, and in strong con-
tru,t TO the frequent parades Of negro
Companies, made ct;;"xions by the Of
frnsivc MARINER anil display Of bayoncts
and noise, with With the people, not
only Of Cha,!e>trn, Ent all over the
State, have hrilci! under the new order
Of things. I':lc News says:
"EHt cila:cv has conc at last, as
gratifying rs i, j. :moncntnus. On yes
rl,lav, for the G;>; time since the sur
:rr'i"r Of General lee, wl:itc men Of
Charleston i'ar"'!c'i car >uccts in uni.
FORM, in So!il:cr9y order, arr! aimed With
the rifles of ,hc State. The strains Of
inslrumerlal music inspired l!I,ir gallant
Trad, Tut not il liavado. Instead Of
bri>tI;ng 1ay6nv!S, We noticed that chap
lets ot roses einbirms Gl peace and good
will-aao-ncl the muzz!cs of the rifles.
These armed bands moved IN solid pha-
lanS. not 10 hear irccndiary harangucs
promo,ivc Of STRIFE, but to listen rather
to the gentle words Of beauty, the gen
crous overflow Of fratcrnal sentiment,
and to spot conSecrated to manly sport
and {, f,;rudlv skill II is TO the credit OF
Governor Scott that he has so far cast of
the sl,acAlrS of prejudice and party as to
have done his part towards rendering
such a pageant as that Of yesterday pos.
<iblc. 1t has given to the people Of
Charleston, strangers from abroad, and
clzrus Of different parts of our own
State, proper glimpse of the new era II
harmony and prosperity which Is, We
sincerely believe, about to dawn upon
this sorcly tried, desperately caluuni-
at d and noble Commonwealth
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-10
The Pearl.

We have received from McSsrs. Brain
ard & Sons, 2o3 Superio: St., Cleveland,
OHIO, copy Of The prarI,' charm,
isg little volume Of "SongS, hymns,
chants, anthems and concert pieces" for
the Sabbath School, by j. n. hicifer
As wc glance through this beautiful col.
lection, we find By far the greater por-
tion new to US, and from which we Sc
lect at random the heads Of the fol!ow.
Ing pieces, the musical rhythm of many
of which is touching: "Abide with us" ="
recitation and song. The recitation to
DO read by the superintendent or recited
by the scholars-singly or as class,
and the song sung by all. "Shepherd Of
Tender Youth" Crhe oldest Christian
hymn.) In Pacd, Liber III, Of Clement
Of Alexandria, is given, in Greek, the
most ancient hymn Of the Primitive
Church. 1t is there Q5o years after the
Apostles asserted to be Of much earlier
origin. 1t may have bee" sung by the
beloved decipe" before he assembled to
his reward. "Ah this life, lis but a
Vapor;" Beautiful Mansions; ''Dcauti-
full Sabbath ;" ''Beautiful Shore y Buy
the Truth - Calm on the listening car Of
night" "Charity;" "City Of Gol1;"
"Cross before the Crown" "Dare and
Do" "Give freely ;" 'Little Sins"
'.Nearer Home )" "Rcst )" Reunion III
Heaven" "Talents;" 1.-TWO Homes;"
"Voice Of Triumph "Eavcr not"
"What do the Angels dream Of Mo;her:"
What is Home without the Children -
What Must it be TO be There )" "W ords
are things of little cost = "WcIk."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-10
In Trouble.

Ssm Dickcrson, colore:l, known to
fame as a major in the State militia, has
recently got himself into trouble, and
now lies in the Toombs of New York, Oh
charge Of theft. First he got into bad
company, that Of carpct-bagger Willard
A. Hussey, from Massachusetts,, with
whom he crossed tac pond from Char
lesion to New York. Sans intention
was to have delivered course Of lee
sures to his colorcl brethren North, but
having relieved IluSsey Of his carpet
bag containing valu1blcs, his present
hope is de!ivcrancc from prison, when
he will no doubt return to 4 more con-
genial latitude. The New York Sun
gives an amusing description Of their ar
rival at Gotham, and how both gentle
men brought U? standing at a har-room,
and being joired by an E"g'ishman,
called 70. drinks, Iu>scy first asking the
bar-keeper if his colora1 servant would
DO permitted to take onr. Permission
granted, Sam called for S. o. 2. Brandy,
Hussey for gin and moiasScS, and thr
EngliShman for 'alf ard ali. It WAS a
sweet trio. and they continued 10 drink,
until the gin and mo!aSses took effect on
the csrpet'bagscr. and returning to where
be had left his valuable bag NJ. Hassey.
overcome by the vile mixture. fell asleep.
Ia the meantime his car7ct.bag Was car-
si-d Of, and Sam finds himself in limbo
accused Of the theft In justice to Sam
We state that he scorns the foul accusa-
.isn. aod pleads innocence. Poor Sam,
bad earpct-basser.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-10
Ce2. Sherral'5 Opinion.

In speech recently delivered at New
Orleans, from which the follow ing Is an
extract, Gca. Sherman said :
Before signing the agreement with
General Joe johnston, | called together
al! the generals under my command, and
wi hout q dissenting voice they agreed
with me. believe they Surrendered in
good faith, and would have lived up to
the very letter Of the agreement, and, in
my opinion, if there had been no recon-
stru!on aclS Of Congress, and the armies
been lett at I'll" time to settle all queS-
tions Of difference between the different
sections of the country, the people would
at once have become quiet and pcacea'
b!c. probably have as good means of
information as most persons III regard
to what is called the ku.kluH, and am
perfectly satisfied that the thing is great.
~ over. S'iinatcd and if the ku klux
bills were kept out of Congress, ard the
army kept at their Legitimate duties,
there are enough good and true men in
all Southern States 70 put down all hu-
klux or Other Lands Of marau1c!s." ,"