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~ 1,OO3 GIFTS.
uRAND GIFT AND DISTRIBUTION

uRAND GIFTC0NCERTANDD DISTRIBUTION
FOR THE BENEFIT
ana sa ys and S saross 6 5nSGs H'
70 be held in Washington, d. c., under and by
iTsSe Of Permit from Hon ss,t GS%
Tie following Gifts will be awarded the successful
House. Csre4t Bais%ore, as
three Dwellings and Saw Mil, lying on Ches. and
toh street, Bsto, sle,sD. s-story Brick House, 800
Conway ST., Baltic, 81 500 fine Residence near
Sovanstown,S miles from Baltic. on Passenger R.
same location, 5000. fine Residence near Govans-
Gcvanstown same location, 81 800 Lots ADJOINING
s9 s sSas s safs Frecnei
SaeoS ., = Bonds; $1,000 n, e. state Bonds; 9ie
Shares Citizens National Bank, BALTIC; 100 Shares
Northern Central r. R.; 100 Shares Erie r. R.; 20
Shares BALTIC. and Ohio B. r.; % shares Phile,
viii be sold, at IS each, $4,000 '"'
EA. GIG. I: C4sTEE, Baltq, Md. C0mm''rs.
Rsfe,esees.-Maj. Cen. d. Hunters q. 8. A., wash
pgton, ID. c.; Hon Jas, 3. Negley Pittsburg, Pa;
First National Bank, Hagerstown: Nd; Appleman
late Atty Gen1, Baltimore.
! Deeds OF the above Real Estate certified by
sGunssi, in the hands Of the Trustee Tickets and
Music Dealers, gas Pennsylvania avenue; W. Ii.
avenue; Benz. DsWsif yeweier, sic Pennsyivsnia
AstrOp Dudley Real Estate Agents, II Louisiana
General Agent, stationer and Printer h No. 81
ton. lee tiyN
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FATAL RESULTS OF TIE GREAT srORx AT
LAYTON, oHIo--The names OF the persons
killed by the recent falling OF ST ,Johr,s ~
theran Church, in Dayton, o., are Christian
thomas, Mrs. Teresa Randall and Leonard
Meyrargh: Jacob Wolfrim IL probably fatally
seriously hurt Edward Mehan and Geo spe-
yer, lads, were taken out dead from the WASH
lngton-street bridge, horribly msngled. James
flsehOaugh and boy were removed alive, but
badly injured. II Is impossible 20 more thsp
CONJECTURE the aggregate loss Of property. some
persons say sl,Oe0.ooo. At Crestline several
buildings were struck by lightning and four or
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PRECEDENT THIERs AND THE PoPE-Prcsi-
Dent Theirs. hearing that the POPE intended 10
seek the hospitality Of France, has addressed
letter 10 the Holy Father assuring him of a
hitting welcome, but dissauding from the
project Such a proceeding, he says, would
onend Italy and create difficulties In France,
where IL would be impossible 90 grant his HOli-
ness privileges suitable 20 his exalted petition.
Theirs promises the friendly Offices OF France as
mediator between the Italian government and
the Holy See.
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Great Reduction.

BRANpfEs, GINS, &C., EOS
years old, sa6 per GAL; Ro5srtson Do, e $50
DO dS Pine o aeps Iesta "a srssr
RB.ShndissmL sroctsllsr, ss do; d. IhneJ IS do
Bupny Co, ls5s, $40; California Brandy, ss do:
3ld Tom Gin, S2.2s; Cocktail Bitters, blackberry
G. GAUTIER,
Proprietor efthe Native Wine Bitters, :
myll 1917 and 1919 Penn 3 avenue.
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PROGRESS OF THE TICHBoRNE -Th,,
cross-examination of the claimant % the Tich-
oofne barOnetcy, which has extended on n
weeks, Nas directed, when the last mail left 10
ms experiences in South America. and 90 to
incidents which uaIspircd ON board the Pauline
~ which Roger TichbOTne embarked from.
haIre Tor Valparaiso; the Bella. which found
cred at sea, and the Osprey. which picked an.
me boat containing the shipwrecked passencl4.
ana conveyed them 70 Melbourne. The witness
AZ nrst positively denied that since his return 20
England he had been % Lloyd's and searched
Ior information relating 20 these vessels but
upon being told that a gentleman from Ilov,l's
been there, but he had NO recollection OF tie Cir
cunstancA
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ABOLITION OF TIE GRANp JrRY srsrrr rx

ABOLITION OF THE GRAND jury SYsTEN IN
MlsCoNsIN.-Ont the 9th inst. at Oshkosh. Judge
mlIert OF L. =. Supreme Court, who was Holding
court mere referring TO the abolition OF the grand
jury system by the legislature and in reviewiDs,
the objects for which Il was instituted said .the
people Of Wisconsin, IL they persisted in abolish
ING the grand jury, would have reason 20 dcp,lOro
X as great public calamity" and furthernOre
that, could the fathers Of this republic see to-
day the grand jury abolished, they would think
us q very degraded people,
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SERGT. EMIL A. BECKER, u. 8. A, on duty
in the Adjutant Generals Office, has been dis
charged<he service on account Of III health.
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SECRETARY robson returned here from New
Jersey last evening, and was at the Navy De-
partment to-day.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
1 n g OIL N II A L L 4.

r INC DIN HALL.
In accordance with the request of many citizens,
THE CHORAL SOCIETY
I Win give
i F GRAND CONCERT,
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY IL, 1871
On which occasion will be sung their celebrated
PRIZE SONG.
They will be assisted by
MRS. EDWARD DROOP,
{ and the
BEETHOvEN OCTETTE.
COn0uctCr. hdrry u. Snefman
I Admission 81, including reserved seats.
Sale of seats at Metzerott Il Go. b.
Active and inactive members will forego Their
privileges for this concert. By order of the society
iylO-3t
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GENERAL CANADA, the Cuban republican,
was executed on the LIST instant az Puerto Prin
ciPe. He previously wrote letters % NiIlamie,
his brother Adolf, and other Cuban generals.
advising them 70 surrender, as that was the only
faver they could do Cuba; that the continnatioi,
of the struggle would only entail useless she'd
ding Of blood, and that the Cuban cause was Lost
at home and in the United STATES
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HANCocK's FRIENDS MovING.-A special N
the World from this city SAYS that General Han
cocks friends seem TO be already moving in the
matter Of the Presidency, but, Is il thought,
rather prematurely, and that at a meeting Of a
few Of his friends the other day il was agreed 10
contribute 81 600 each, and to raise n fund OF
SlO0 GOO for campaign purposes in case their
fayorite received the nomination.
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IMPORTANT PATENT CASE DRCIDED.-In the
United States Circuit Court at Chicago, Judge
Drummond rendered a decision in the patent
case OF Thomas Sales against the Chicago and
Northwestern railroad, for an infringement ON
anners oouble-acting car brake, in favor OF
the Tanner patent on al the points Of the con-
uoyersy. Nearly all the railroads In the United
States, including horse-railroads, by this decis-
Ion are infringing on Tanners patent, and the
result involves millions of dollars
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The Rattle OF the Bcyne.

Ihc CF0Rgc lcrsut ctc GnJcH.
superintendent Kelso, OF New York. has issued
an onoeT fOrbidding both the PROCESSION OF
oIangemen and the target excursion of the
Ahcient order Of hibcrniaus to-mOrrow. Tho
parties comprising the target companies reurl-
sent that portion OF the Irish Catholics which ex
presses lts etclniinatiou 20 oppose tie Orange
display. The Superintendent in his order SaV's
referring 90 the Bath Of the Bovine, the-e We
tories ON the soil Of Ireland hy one English Kinc,
over another two centuries ago have engcndcre1
national differences. " hich have siesceu7.S frorr,
gSneratfOn 60 generation with Increasing acri-
mCny, and large bodies nj citizens particiratin.y
ln these feelings form part of our community.
Inc superintendent adds that he has been Legally
advised that he should not assist any street celc-
hrsuon that involves fcuds and anirnosities
belonging solely 20 the history Of other countries
than our own, and which experience has proy,i
70 endanger the public peace abroad and AZ
home, and those thus engaged are, ia the Ian
gnage OF the law. permissible tresllaSSers Tn.
liberation 81 professions by the citiEons and
authorities Is, PERHAPS, due 20 the fact that str,
meetings and paradcs always represent SOM
sentiment or occasion not &C an calculated e.
provoke hot blood. In every subiect-maiter for
u9e poAce Siscr stlonary I'cI mission, the nconxr-
Ilehces OF the lev ought 20 be surrendered % tla
widest security Tor the property and perSoa os
me greatest number OF eth zeTs. The order CON-
cl1aes ~ mstructlng the police ~ diSperSc an
nodes OF men collecting on "Wednesday next sDr
the purpose OF joining In the target excgrsi,p
and procession. Many meetings OF Anrf.nf
hibernians TOOK place last evening and crrat
excitement prevailed.
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APHILApELrHIA YOUNG LADY who appeared
az the naval ball, Cape May, on the 4th of July,
enjoys the distinction Of having a dress made
entirely of white lace, which was purchased in
Brussels at cost Of about seven thousand dol
lars. IL Il kept in an alright ca, and the
sunlight is never allowed 20 fan rU6n II The
young lady will undoubtedly cre1o<a sensation
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POSTMASTER GENERAL CREswKLL returneS
from Elkton, Md, this morning.
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NEW YoRK, July ls-Arriyed, the City o
London, from Liverrool; the sidonisn,. from
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Gov. COOKE left here last night for New York,
where he win remain until Monday.
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PHILADKLPHrA, July 1.-THE mutilated re
mains Of a man were founden the Pennsylvania
railroad track I'm Wes7P Philadelphia this morn
had previously written on the sand beside ths
track the following: "James Davis, born 8
withC ut friends, destitute, tired OF Hyine.D
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POSTMASTER GENERAL CRRsswKLL has re
turned to this city, and was at the Department
to-day
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From New York.

Ihe roster Cdse-A deU StciRdisr Loose.
Nkw YORK duly L.-Gov. Hoffman did not
hear the appeal for a Communication of the sem
tence Of the murderer Foster yesterday. IL viii
not be made until after the argument Cor new
trial before the general term in October.
"A new bank swindler, calling himself A. b.
Caulhsld, was arrested yesterday Cor attempting
to defraud the National Savings Institution, in
Houston street. He has been operating success
number OF charges wiz be preferred against
him. q - !
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bREsT, July 1.-THE steamer Pericre from
New York, arrived at Breet early this morning.
LONDON, July 1.-The steamship Main ar
ryed 81 Southampton to-day from New York.
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SECRETARY DELAso Is expected TO return
tomorrow.
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Prospects Of . Mot In Jersey Ts-Msr.

NEW YORK, July II. : The Orangemen OF
Jersey City are determined TO parade to-morrow
and the greatest alarm exists among the citizens
whoare apprehensive for the safety Of their per-
sons and property. The Hbernians make no
secret OF their determination 20 attack the
Orangemen In case the latter should parade
The police preparations fer the expected trouble
are said to Be very couaplsfe
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CONS D n PTION.
Its Cure and It's Preventive.
BY y. n. 6CHR.N>CM, n. ID.

known and indisputably proven means Of cirre
ing the dreamless sumber into which, had they calm
ly adopted =
DIR. JOSEPH H. scIENcKs SIMPLE TREAT
and ayailed themselves Of his wonderful efcaciou.
DR. Schenck has in his own case proved that vber
ever sufficient vitality remains, that vitality, by his
medicines and his directions for their USE Is quick
In this statement there Is nothing presumptious
that Is not thousand times substantiated by iv ine
and visible works. The theory Of the cure by DIR,
Its philosophy requires no argument. It is sell.
Tie Sawed Tonic and Mandrake pills are the
ma.dy assaie q the sa q eas
sDsha nHS
tubes "sympathizen with the stomach. They re.
the the sfSp s ss Se
in with all its di c9SsTS iYyTrR5SSns'0
The Mandrake Pills are composed Of one Of Natures,
nobiest gifts1the PedoPhillum Peltatum. They pos
caiomel, but, unlike caiomel they '''''' 1'' u
LEAVE HOSTING BEHIND"
an. Lhe WORK OF cure Is now beginning The yitiated
ne Wans canal are seStsd The liver Ike clssk
stomach acts responsively and the patient begins
The qs5s or sss1sss sls tn. Pin.
perReates and assimilates with the food Chylifica
bsso%es panes. and the cure -
seen to be at hand. There Is no more fatulence nc
The enc BLOOD ever ~ yet
given BY an indulgent father to suffering man
and sn3 Ss e1Te
enters at once upon its work. Nature cannot be
disease ,..:c.: c. .ae Innss In tie form Of gath
erngs, It prepares them for expectoration, and 10
rotten throne that i occupied is and made
new and the patient in all the dignity Of reeained
woms hSpd thst - si22S 'n0 MANHOOD or the
The Second thing Is, ne patients. must stay in o
sible TO prevent taking cold when the lungs are dis.
essed but II must be prevented or cure cannot Be
section Of the country in the fall and winter
al s thai
and yei because they are in the house they
ss g I. was &
no sst up sTsgias0R q soS The b
This has great deal 10 do With the appetite, and i
ds.rsir q cure after sush evidence Of its posi-
others, Is sinful. Dr. Schencks personal statement
tothe Faculty Of his own cure was in these modest
"Many years ago was in the last stages Of con.
sean. thought that could not q live ssef
then, like a drowning man catching at strsws,
oser to the public and they made psriecs eure
me; 1t seemed to me that 7 could feel them pene.
pint q offensive yellow matter every morning for
As soon a. ss that began 70 ,srb.ide. my cough
and NV - a shn 70
dificulty that could keep from eating too much.
soon gained my strength, and have grown in nesh
80 wa. weighed shortly after my recovery y sdded
weight was only ninety .e1en pounds; my present
weight is two hundred and twenty ave i.asl pounds
s
visits TO New York and Boston. BE or his son, DR..
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Gov. COOKE while in New York will, 1t is
said, make arrangements for the teufporsoy
loan Of S25o,0o0 recently authorized by the
Legislature, of the District of Columbia -.
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The rnktdden esuc<t at Ncunorf.

NEwPoRT, r. l., Ju'y li.-Mrs. Morton, uifs
% Il. p Morton, tAC prominent banker. of Ncw
York, died AZ her resistance IN this city this
morning
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INTERNAL REvESUE-The receipts from this
source to-day were s3ss, so5.se
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Afle lork TlcsOfloHa.
NKw YoRk. Iuly 1.-THE Atlanta. sfx-oared
crew, OF New York, yesterday beat the Yale
SorhCmores on Lake SaltOnsfafl. near New
Haven, nine secenos, IN a-rare 0f three miles.
The xiiin,rS tiIie eas ~ minutes i seconds.
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Specie Going Out.
NEW YORK, July u.-Specie export, S514,5o0.
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THURsTON's IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW.
teeth. Sold By all druggists. Price, Is and 90 cents
J0UyENS !N0DOR0USK KID GLOVE CLEAN
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price, IS
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Afkfv0A from ABROAD
BOSTON, July 11--A1ived, the steamer Sa-
maria, from Liverpool.
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-sv BatchelOrsS Hair Dye.
This splendid Hair Dye ID the best IN the world.
Harpess, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
LEAD, nor any viafie poison to produce paralysis or
desth Avoid the Wanted and delusive Preparations
w: A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty yeays
untarnished repetstion to uphold its- integrity &c
By all druggists. Applied ct l6 Bend street, New
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REAR ADMIRAL ALDEN, chief OF the Bureau
of Navigation; Rear Admiral HARDWOOD, In charge
of the court-martial division of the NAVY De-
partment, and Mr.. Hanscom, chief of the Bu-
reau of Construction and Repair, are In New
England on leave.
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CLERICAL APPoINTMENTs.-D. Augustus
Shaker has been appointed frst-class clerk in
the Sixth Auditors Office. William r. Wilmer
uas been appointed firsl-class clerk in the An
pointment Office OF the Post Office Department.
vice Chenoweth, promoted disbursing clerk and
superintendent. wan. r.fr
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. STEAMBOAT LINES.

6D ION Z K LINE"
STEAMER ARROW leaves EVERY MORNING
At 10 o'clock, from her wharf, foot Of IT.
eth street, 20 MOUNT VERNON and Exs45sS
AARSHALL HALL, stopping at all scsr77z1saszzD
the intsrnediate landings, going and coming.
HoI freight OF passage apply on board to Captain
THOS. SfACKPOLE, rto
JAMES SYKES,
General Superintendent, WilIardis Hotel
WASHINGTON, June Is, ISL.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
MARSHALL HALL is now open for the reception
Of ExcursiOnists and Picnic Parties whO may de-
sire TO pass delightful day at this Elegant and
Beautiful Retreat
We offer such Inducements worthy Of considera-
tCn, having large and extensive grounds with mag
nihcent Pavilion for dancing, splendid Dining room
with all its appointments, together with Swings,
Croquet Grounds, Shooting Galleries. aud all else to
make il what IL should be. =
The Steamer ARROW can be chartered at any
time TO excursianists, &c, desiring TO avail them
selves Of the pleasures relative to this beautiful
place. :
For Information and terms Of charter please apply
70 Capt Thomas staekPOle, Steamer Arrow, foot of
Ith street. JAS. SYKES,
je26h IChron .Rep. Patl Gent supt.
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TAD. LINCOLN, son of the late President Lin
coin, is at Chicago seriously iii Of dropsy, and
his recovery is considered very doubtful His
mother Is In constant attendance upon him. ~
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AN ENCOURAGING LOOK Acknowledgement
Babcock, Commissioner Of Public uildings and
Grounds, during his recent visit to New York
made arrangements for the importation of Eng
lsh sparrows to place In the public parks of this
city.
The Improvements TO the public squares now
in contemplation by Gen. Babcock, when com
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MORE DISTINGUISHED VIsIToRs.-It Is now
reported that the Marquis Of Lorne and Princess
Louise viii visit this country in the fall. They
wlil hrst visit the Dominion and afterwards 20
to Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and BALI
more, arriving in Washington about the time
that the Russian Grand Duke Alexis is expected
here. t.
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lcI- o--l.- - 49, VII ouPt.
NEW EXPRESS LINE. VIA CANAL,
~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA. ALEXANDRIA. VA WASH.
INGTON AND GEORGETOWN, ID. G..
REGULAR sailing day from II North wharves,
Phlladell hla- SATC RDA at II Ia.
rom % Water street, Georgetown, WEDSES-
DAY, az rm.
Freight receive at any time.
Apply to HYDE Il TYLER. So Water street
GeorCerov-n- II. C.; VI. ELDRIDGE & Co, Aiexan-
dIis- Va; NJ. CLYDE CO., Ia North wharves,
PhliadeIphia- je5d
Small ROUTE TO NORFOLK
Seausr Lady of the Lake, eoHnecting at Norfolk
tctfh the SsG5Odrd and Roanoke Railroad for az
paris 81 the South, dHd srth the Steamers Of ths NJ
M 1rosspoytGttOH Company for Boston.
On sn4 after Monday, May LIST, the Steamer LAD
OF The LAKE, carTy ing the United r.
Of 9TH street; every Monday, Wednes
DAY as-t friday - p m, Tor Norfolk. Returning
leave Norfolk TuesJiay, Thursday and Saturday. at
p. M Stopping at Alexandra, Fort Washington
Glymont, Piney Point, Point Lookout and Fortress
Monroe. FOR freight or passage apply on board or
20 v. D. Groner, Norfolk, Va; ". Eldridge & Co
Alexandria, Va; j. q. Waters, GEORGETOWN, D. O.
orto Z. p. BROWN son, General Agents.
Cor. 18th street and New York avenue
No freight received at 7th- street wharf after 2:,0
z. N First class fare 20 Norfolk, S4; round trim
81 seeond-class fare to Norfolk, So; round tripi
60 APPLY
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GENERAL BELKNAP, who is now at his home in
keokuk, Iowa, viii, after few weeks recrea-
ton, make tour of inspection OF the govern
ment forts and arsenals from St Louis to Sioux
cify - - ~ '~-~e~e
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Mr.. FREDERICK w. CLEMoNs, discussing
agent of the Census, Capitol Extension, &C.,
who was charged by correspondent in a Sun
day paper with discountng clerks paw, has
asked the Secretary of the Interior for an imme-
diate investigation. He pronounces the charges
untrue and malicious, and attributes them to a
personal enemy, late o clerk in the Census
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-01-04
The NeedGnl.


The Newberry Herald puts out tho
following neat and modest appeal to
its patrons to pay up. We endorse it
most heartily, and hope every man
that owes us will take the hint and
come forward ard pay the amounts
we have against them
Noed We say what il is7 It is
needless every one will at once Jump
at the conclusion. Well, then, as the
county is getting in "a little supply
from the sale of cotton, and as. every
other man owes mite in some shane
or other, VIC will be ander a thousand
obligations if ench one hands over the
little amount due. Don't think that
because tho amount is email, twill. do
us no passieulaf good, Aid that aiioth.
or and later time will answer as we'll Z.
don't think that, but come up as soon
as you handle any Of the needful and
pay up, and the several Titles will
mako arespectsbss pils; in ous sstima.
tion. It takes but moderate
amount to satisfy printer. we
have labored faithfully, waited pa
tiently, dunned not at all, and suffer-
.ea thnye ing hoW much.
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Important Dccision by gudg,

Important Decision by Judge
Orr
The Grconville Enterprise in al.
ludingto the recent extra term of the
court, held there by Judge Orr, gives
the following report Of decision by
him in an important case:
The case involving questions of
greatest interest, was that of
James j. Workman and others vs..
Louisa G, Boiling, Exccutrix of ma
jor Thaddeus G. Boiling, her late hu.-
bahd, who was executor of tho will Of
Mrs. Mary A. Boiling. The plaintiffs
claimed a legacy arising under the
will, they being tho representatives
of their deceased mother, daughter
Of the testatrix. A settlement was
decreed before the Ordinary in 1862,
which fixed the amount of liability
Major Boiling sought to pay over the
money, to the guardian Of the plain,
tiifs, all being under age except one or
two. The guardian would not receive
tho money, which was Confederate
currency, and in August, 1868, Major
Boiling invested it in Confederate
bonds. His death occurring since, and
the sui was brought against bis ex~
ecutrix, to recover the entire amount
of the legacy. His honor, after hear
ing the able arguments by Messrs
Sullivan Il Stokes, for the plaintiffs,
and B. f. Perry, for the defendants,
and taking time to consider, confirmed
the docrec Of the referee sustaining
the investment, as to tho portion
which the guardian refused to receive
but directed tho rccommittal of the
report, with instructions to allow the
parties who were Of age at the time
Of the investment, their portion of
the legacy, inasmuoh as there was no
proof that Major Boiling offered to
pay the amount ahy time, or that they
ever declined to receive paymeht. and
there was no necessity for Investing
their portion. The Judge directed
also, the sealing Of these portions of
the legacy, to one-half principal and
interest.