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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-23
0omplims sntary.

Complimentary.
The journalistic corps of the State,
says the Chester Hcpoftaf. has lost d
genial aud clever associate aud bold
and fearless writor by tho retirement
of I. Ross Robertson, Esq, froif1 The
editorial chair Of tho fAtnflELp
HERALD. The pressing claims of
mercantile pursuits caused him to
ahrdon the newspaper field. For
two years he shaped the course of the
HERALD, aud whenever there WAS a
wrong to be denounced, or rascality
to be exposed, his voice was heard
among the foremost, in maintaining
the osusc OF right over wrong aud of
honesty over dishonesty.
He is succeeded by Mr.. r. Means
Davis, native of FairGsld, who
brings to his new field Of labor re.
putatiou for Intellectual ability and
scholastic attainment.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-23
New and Attractive Arrivals.

our Spring and Summer Stock is re.
" crived and confidently submitted to the
inspection of our patrons. The ladies
department including Hats, and Bonucts
trimmed m untrimmcd, and n full supply
Of ladies Dress Goods from the larges, cstnb-
lishmenls bought for cash, with, n judr
ment cultivated hy experience and n long
acquaintance with Lhc wants and ,hstcs Of
our customers Also full stock of mems
wearing materials as Hats, Boots, Shoes
and Caters. Supplies Of Tin Ware, wooden
CrocEery and glass Ware, Axes, Hoes,
plow Chains, Rice. Meal, Snlt, Molasses,
Petroleum So, al on reasonable terms.
april IL ID. LAUDERDALE,
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Fire.

FIRE.
Yesterday morning about ten o.
clock, the residence Of Capt. Pierre
Bacot was discovered to be on 6re.--
The alarm WAS promptly SOUNDED, and
the hames were arrested before MAX
lug any headwuy. The fro was caus.
cd by defective aue.
We would again call tho attention
of our citisens to the necessity existing
for fire engine and a supply Of wa.
ter Will they not take steps immc.
diately to procure these
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-23
"Catohing before daug

p'isonment. "Catohing before hang
ing"
Charlotte, N. c., wants n sprinkler.
Winnsboro wants fire engine.
The people of tho old North State,
are excited over their coming munich
pal elections.
The TWO New Hampshire Congress.
men who refused their back pay BE-
fore election, have drawn it siuce that
time.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-23

The NV York papers arc rtjoioed
| that at least thcre is II prospect Of the
Toombs prison being demolished, and
the space Iiiied with business houses.
| The Board Of Common Council has
adopted resolu'i.n t. that tff;ct ,
and memoriallzed the State log, La.
ture ut Albany in favor of bull
which has been introduced to author
iza the removal Of the pre- sent bui,d
ing, tho sale Of tho land, aud the
erection of u new oity pri>oa at same
point on East river between Goth and
3D'h streets. The initiative has been
taken to annul the lease of the ada.
cent block to the New York and New
Haven Rsllroad Company with view
Of opening the place for business pur.
pnsos. ~ busiuers jouruaI says:
"fhe Toombs is un unmitigated nui-
sance in every point of view. Asa
prison it is disgrace to the CITY.
Although it is really more house of
detention for untried but suspect,d d
persous, who, in tho eyes of the law,
are innocent until actually convicted :,
yet they are subject to treatment
which has long siuco been discarded
by civilized uatious, even for tho most
hardened criminals. Tho building
was originally erected on badly
drained swamp, and it Is noisome,
damp and offensive to dcccncy and
humanity"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-23
Atkn ,w!sdgment.

The thauks Of the News urd UEn-
ALn sre hereby returned to Mr.. i.
r. E'snt, of Cberlefton, for an invi-
'a''on to attend the Floral Fair, to DO
helI in that city during the last week
of Ap:it Preparations nrc msking
TO ensure tho success Of tt e Fair; aud
he railroad companies aud steamboat
lines loading to the city have reduced
the rates one hnlf.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-23
A "Treat."

A "Treat."
On Monday, tho oftico Of the News
and HERALD was invaded by our &c.
nial friend, Phil. Danncnburg, at.
teuded by sable GAhymcde, bearing
a mysterious waiter. What was in
that waiter, is wrapped in mystery,
but it certainly produced very ex'
hilcrating effect on tho nerves of the
"prcss." We return cordial thanks
for this favor.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-23

At a late meeting of the Edgeficld
Medical Association, 4 very large aud
singular .fbroid pdlyp1s was exhibited
which had been cnt out of The cavi-
ty of the uterus two weeks previously
This delicate and difficult operation
was performed with perfect success
by Dr.. j. w. Hill, Of EdgcGeld, one
of tho most prominent aud progrds-
:lVe physicians of our State Caro-.
Hnian.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-23
Improvement on tho Streets,

Tho Town Council are having The
upper part of Main Street graded and
rounded. We call their attention to
the streets in several other portions Of
town, especially the ono through the
college green. With about two days
work, the rubbish around tho Col.
loge sould be carried down and a
raised walk made, filling up tho gul.
lies and making tho street psssable.-
1t 10 due the Taxpayers Of that por.
tion Of the town, to have the matter
attended 20.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-23
NE W GO0DS! NE:\N G0ODS!,
II. T. l. ~ Err,

Of snrn @ one OF the largest and most complete Stocks
P'ln8 ana summer Goods he has offered to the Dnhic
or r;eo Millinery pe2rtent not be surpassed in duality
t"sonabe houses North All lie asks is call from, tho ;es
ana examine tor themselves they will find almost cvcrxtL
usually kept IN first class Millinery Establishment
TEdF3 1AA-1OTH3S DE2E2Gs CsOCDe
epartncnt complete but too to mention cal, ,,d
see them w N' Call ana
AIS" the Ladies' Furnishing Goods large and neron, cor
Ss III part of C'lynons Hair Des Switches Hair Nets
n Culs Gloves. Aprons, Embroidered and Tucked Undcr
0AtS loop Skirts, l}ucs Cor*cts Jet Jewclrv &C. &c
re wishes to call special attention his Gents {ca Modo
C'othlng Ills Stock large and well selected to suit all cIass
es. oats and Pants from fifty up Call and examine ~
ne ~ deerlnncd not to be untorsoA.
ne also has large "*a,rtncnt Boys Gents Piece Goods
consisting in part Of Oassincrcs Twec Cottom,e Jcana
Linen, de-, &c. ''''''
complete Cali and get suited. i'''''V -
AS tor his Boot and Shoe Department. we a know !, tho
largest and best assortment in Iow t., suit Ill Glasses md ,
1he greater portion Of them he has me TO order which h.,
warrants to be clr;l' OF slolly. ... ~ Nv
ls Stock "'irocer;cs is ,"a "r COMPLETE AL Crockcry
!lardwac, Woo"m Warc Hollow Ware Co;rr Ware Iooii
ing Gas'cs, '"sea'lS Bed MH:;r,: i~r~,>uc OIL &c. Sc
Whtc Lead anil Oh sold i!onH1a;n ,t the ih,r.st~'
cash prices " ''''on
me above Stock viii al b ~ !* rr ,tSL re nattcr,
mlnse that he c1ll will n"@ ) aH,l,rn,l An he osly
IS CALL as there are cara u.ain for ..,,. oy Goods
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-23
Landeoker & 90.

We call attention to the new nd.
Vertiscment Of Landccker 4 Co, in
another column. They have a very
handsome, assortment Of Dry Goods
on hand. They have effected an ar.
rangemcnt by which they can take a
persons measure and have suits made
to order in Baltimore.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-23

u" Old papers, suitable for Wrap
ping goods, for salo at this cfIica'
:: ----~~>~~%SNS~~
Now Ad1ettisefients.
Notice Charles Muller:
Pindars-T. K. Robertson:
Hams-R. j. McCarley.
Now Arrivals-D. Landerdale.
Sheriff Sales-L. W. Duvall.
New Goods-Withers l. Dwight.
Just Reoslved-J. D. McCarley.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-23
Straycd or Stolen.

TRQM Mbn Rcbrrlson's plantation, On
l. Msdncsday night 10Th instant. n small
sorrel horse. MuleS-one shoe on right fore
foot. branded wfFhnn letter on The left
side Of his noet, Aighily sravelea IN
left fore foot. l will be4hankful for any
information concerning san, .mule.
JESSIE ElUcKEBY.
Gpril 23-x1. Ridgeway, S..sA
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-23
Knock Down.

Knock Down.
A lively fight occurred Friday
evening, on Washington street, DO.
low Main, says the Columbia Evening
Herald, between man who said he
was from Winnsboro md a young
man of the city, IN which the first
named vert to erase aud owned that
he had found the wrong oustom NOR. He
WAS sent to a boarding house and put
TO bed.
Who was it?
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-23
Who was it?
Temperance Lecture.

temperance Ie0tufo.
Our citizens will bear in mind THAT
a temperance lecture will be deliver
ed in the Baptist Church tomorrow
evening BY J. J. Hickman, ESQ.,, of
Ky. Mr.. Hickman IS the second officer
Of the order of Good Templars in
North America, aud has had great
experience as a lecturer. Through
out his entire trip he has received The
warmest commendations Of the press.
His address will doubtless be quite a
literary treat. The public should
not fail to attend.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-23
Dexa&fa&pvs

Gw DIR. I'D CURETON, having
HYS# permanently located IN Wins.
lLIYD boro, offers his services 10 the
citisens Of Fairfield. Office at his resi- -.
Freight Depot. All work
saaranteod. nch 26-xtn
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-23
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
'Pri'E q 'oHrfroLLKR or THE CunpxScY.
.. ..". AAnIAGToS, March Isl 1879

Nh'rr." f." satisfactory evidence pre.
s1ii' ~ ti.' "n,.rrsiNi:rd. IL has been
~ -, '" "E'"," ii al The Hinnsbofo Ma
'''3 Eepf' Ia ,nn Town Of Nipnsboro in
80 'n"g Of Fairfield. nud STATE Of
: nth % Inn. h". been daily orGAnjzcd
Az or tnH "cc1.tir" 10 the requirement.
u g AGa "'Et t,nnrrPs cniiiicd an Act 10
|hI'i' = Nti."n"i Currrrcy secured by a
l.."!E" 2F I"''r.l States bonds, nnd 10 rro.
~" 'nr Tho circulation nnI rcdcmuiion
'h"r""f GpsrhY"d Jon" 3yd, !HGf, and has
co'"",' Il wih ali ia" rrovisr1s Of snil Act
'cl"mc'i to D" 3"Hpiich With before COM
m"nrtn3 JIc. Lusih"sa Of Baukinq undcr
said AcI
No" therefore. I, Joln Jny Knox. Conn,
'roi'"r ~ Tie C"r' cnry, do hereby ocrrify
:li"t "The Ni""shoro National Bank IN
lheTowp Of ~innsboro in the Conhtv OF
fnirI,e!d, md State Of South Carolina 10
n'i'I'o'izcd 10 commence the business Of
Banking under the Act aforesaid
In tehi'nony *hcrcof witness my hnnd and
edal ofoftice this 1T day Of March, 1873.
f:'o1 JNO. JAY KNOX,
e - .2! oCanpsfolIer OF Currency.
10. ZO5I. 4 .. ,.... lDch l2-xlO
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-23

Fires III tho Countfv.
The FIRE fi.nd was ut Work Oh Th0rs-
d-y, along tho railroad about four
m.leo below town. Considerable dam.
age was done to fencing and timber.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-23

Crumbs.
The Newborry Herald records the
sudden death of Niles Annie Hill.
house and Mr.. Thos. Murtishaw.
wm. II. Tal1ey, Esq., eldest soh of
Mr.. N. Talley, died in Columbia on
Saturday last.
Kdvices from Grsenvilfe are to the
effect that County Treasurer James
NJ. Allen has been arrested and plao.
ed IN }lili on Che charge of being q
aefaulter to the extent of $4,000.
Tho Blue Ridge Bond Scrip is dead.
Captain jack has "cbangcd his
base" Efe kas escaped to- the noun
tains.
Mrs. Fair is still in trouble: Her
lawyer has just obtained verdict Of
$4,000 against her for professional
services. Her trial coat her in ali
about $4,000. Murder is au expep.
sive amusement.
Eiohelberger has been released
from arrest BY Judge Carpenter.
The death Of the Pope is reported. l..
Gen. Fremont has been declared a
fugitive from French justice, end
sentenced TO ten years solitary im.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-23
Clothing.

Clothing.
We call attention to Wuod.ar,l x
LAWS advertisement iu another col.
umn. These gentlemen have maAe a
speciality Of mou's clothing, and have
handsome assortment on hand ut
reasonable prices.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-23
From Washington.

WAsHlNGroN, April ID 4-Gencral
jeff. &. Davis succeeds General Can
by.
The following order has been for
warded.
HEADo'Rs ARMY OF THE U. s.
AsHrNcToN, April Ia, 1878.
General Gil'sm, Modoc Cumps via
lreha, California:
Your dispatch announcing the ter.
rible loss TO the country Of General
Can by, by the perfdy Of the Modoo
band of Indians, has been shown to
the President, who authorizes me to
Instruct you to make the attack so
strong and persistent that their fate
may be commensurate with their
crime. You will bo fully justified ip
their utter extermination.
W. T. SiIEn,tAN, G eneral.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-23

Charleston Msdioal Journal ani Revi ,w.
We arc in receipt Of the 6rst nun.
Der Of tho How series Of This NJ edical
Journal. 1t c5mes in q handsome
dress, aud coutaitis several Interesting
articles: We huil It's revival with
ple.surc.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-23

The Dust.
We arc nscdiug rain badly, and
the clouds Of dust raised by the winds
sl"ost indispensable. Persons
are warned against using bear, oil
until after the rains come.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-23

The Crops.
The farmers through the County
are busy at work, and repolt' ore
generally favorable. Iu some places,
however, rain is badly needed.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-23
Eggs -traordinary.

Eggs-traordinary.
We have in our office three Gags
laid by hen in town. Ono is the
sizc of II srobiu's ogg, another little
larger, and third resembles in sh. pc
and size mutton kidney.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-23
Nav Bakery.

New Bakery.
Mr.. @. n. White; nothing dAti1ted
by his recent loss; Is energetically
preparing to recommenoe operations
on an extended scale: His oven is
nearly completed, and customets will
be supplied with hot loavts next
Wcdn nesday.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-23
Canned Peacles.

Canned Peaches.
Yesterday ye locals heart was glad
dened by present Of delicious can.
ned fruits from tho grocery establish
ment Of D. r. Fleuniken. We ad
wise ull friends desiring such delica.
cics, to give friend David call, as.
suring tbem they will get something
nica
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-23
Delinquent Tax List.

DoIlnquent lux Il8t.
We publish tbis morning the de-.
linQuer.t ta& list for the County. /,
is much s'i,.lldr than for any previous
year.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-23
Improf

improvement,
Mr.. T Ross Robertson has placed
d very handsome iron grating before
his show windows: It is both useful
and ornamental.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-23
,TStOTTCt7y.

..S,l t.-I I.-,,' :. -
\ lib PERSONS who have received Fertili.
II zers from mo this year. are respectfully
requested to come forward by tho first Of
April. and pay MI freighta due thereon,
and give their notes or Cash. MS per con,
tract, for what th0y hav0 ycoeivsd.
mch2 }. IT. CATHCART,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-23
Easter Election,

Easter Election.
At the Easter elections held Mon.
day for officers of St. Johns aud St.
Stephens Episcopal Churches, tho
following gentlemen were elected to
serve for the ensuing year:
Vcstrymen-W. NJ. Dwight, Pierre
Bacot, G. II. Ladd, r. Ross Robert.
son, II. S. Desportes and j. Il. Ihonl.
as.
Wardens--H. A. Gaillard and Du.
Bose Eglcston.
Delegates to the Diocesan Conven.
tion--W. NJ. Dwight, DuBose Egles.
ton, T. l.. Bulow.
Alternstes--T. Ross Robertson, II.
A. Gaillard aud Il. s. Drsportes.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-23
Meal.

A LOT Of meal jus, recolvod At
Il a.. MotNrT'Rr's
mar 15ya.' =
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Loca 5auit:o*s - .

-Ez. Ez.z===---===ee=.-=--= .H--.ceS--==-
LoSa. 5auat=1&s.
GF Old papers, suitable for Wrap
ping goods, for sulo at this cf1ica'
:. --Oe>oGI.
Now Ad3ettiseffents.
Notice - Charles Muller;
Pindars--T. K. Robertson:
Hams-R.J. McCarley.
New Arrivals-D. Landerdale.
Sheriff Sales-L. W. Duvall.
New Goods-Withers Il Dwight.
just Recs,ved-J. D. McCarley.
Delinquent Tax List.
We publish this morning the de-
linquent ta& list for the County. L,
is much s'halldr thai, for any previous
year.
Fires III tho Countf".
The ire fi,,nd was ut Work Oh Thurs.
d-y, along tho railroad about four
mileo below town. Considerable dam.
age was done to fencing and timber.
=. ----------~----~---o~~~~~~~~--- -------
The Crops.
The farmers through the County
arc busy at work, and repolts ore
generally favorable. Iu some places,
however, rain is badly needed.
- - ------------------
FAe Dust.
We arc nseding rain badly, and
the clouds Of dust raised by the winds
ae sl"ost insupportsblc. Persons
are warned against using bears oil
until after the rains come.
Charleston Medical journal ani Revi,w.
We arc in receipt Of the 6rst nun.
Der Of tho tow series Of This Medical
Journal. 1t c5mes in handsome
dress, aud coutaihs several Interesting
articles: We huil It's revival with
Improfeiaont.
Mr.. r Ross Robertson has placed
very handsome iron grating before
his show windows. It is both useful
and ornamental.
New Bakery.
Mr.. @. n. Whltej nothing dati1ted
by his recent loss; Is energetically
preparing to recommenoe operations
on an extended scale: His oven is
nearly completed, and customers will
be supplied with hot loaves next
dnesday.
Eggs-traordinary.
We have in our office three eggs
laid BY hen in town. Ono is the
sizc of II robins egg, another q little
larger, and third resembles in shape
and size mutton kidney.
-~>~~~~~-o~~~~-~o
Canned PeacIes.
Yesterday ye locals heart was glad
dened by present Of delicious cau-
ned fruits from tho grocery establish.
ment of D. R. Flouniken. We ad
wise ull friends desiring such d.lca.
cics, to give friend David call, as.
suring tdem they will get something
nice.
Clothing.
We call attention to Wood warl 4
LAWS advertisement 10 another co.'s
umn. These gentlemen have made a
speciality Of mcu's clothing, and have
handsome assortment on hand ut
reasonable prices.
Landeoksr & 90.
We call attention to the new nd.
Vertiscment Of Landccker 4 Co, in
another column. They have a very
handsome, assortment Of Dry Goods
on hand. They have effected an ar
rangemcnt by which they can take
persons measure and have suits NJ ade
to order in Baltimore.
Knock Down.
A lively fight occurred Friday
evening, on Washington street, 10.
low Main, says the Columbia Evening
Herald, between man who said he
was from Winnsboro and young
man of the city, in which the first
named vert to grass sud owned that
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-05

JUDGE HOFFMAN AND THE UNARGuED CASE.
1t has turned out that the paper which was
blown out Of Judge HorFMAN's window, and
which his enemies represented to be writ
ten opinion of the Court of Appeals Of West
Virginia to accompany decision to be rem
dered against JACOBS appointees and In favor
of those of the Board of Public Works, was
nothing but list of memoranda. The
Wheeling Register says: I
"ln giving to all subjects that claim his
attention that minute and laborious eXami.
nation for which the Judge is distinguished
il has been his constant habit to make memo
randa of authorities and principles and
such other matters relating to the case
as occurred to him during the course OF
his reading and study. Memoranda Of
this kind in relation to the Governors
constitutional power of appointment and
also in relation TO other legal questions. has.
tily written on detached scraps of paper
were blown from his table by a puff Of wind
and carried to the street. The lost memo
randa contained nothing whatever in the ma
turc Of an opinion, or argument, or decision
upon the case that is soon to be argued be
fore the Supreme Court Of Appeals"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-05
DEATHS.

Died, sunday morning; June !, at 2 qaarter-past
lingering illucss of consumption, aged siSty-hve
years. -
Her funeral took place from the residence Of her
son. in-law w HI. Harrison, on MONDAY EVE
MING. blessed arc the dead who die In the
Lord" -..-.
Washington and Baltimore papers please copy.
Died at his residence. In Powhatan county, June
!. 1873, Rev. JOHN L. WATKINS. in the eighty
fourth year of his age. He was u minister Of the
gospel In the Baptist Church for forty-six years
Died. at his residence. In Chesterfield county, May
slst, DAVID CURRY. In the eightyffth year OF his
age, formerly Of kichmond. .,.t...
Lexington iVa.) papers please copy.
Died, In Manchester June sd. THOMAS. infant
son of Thomas and Martha smith, aged eighteen
months and ten days.
"Suffer little children to come unto me- and for
bid them not, for OF such Is the kingdom OF heaven
Petersburg papers please copy. {
Diod, at her residence Franklin street, June dtb
Mrs. JOHN e. Friend.
The funeral will take place at S O'Clock THIS
EVENING from the Monumental church. Inc
friends of her family and her uncle, Dr. Charles :.
Mills, are Invited 10 attend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-05
IN MEMORIAM.

Whereas 1t has pleased an All-wise Providence to
take from our midst beloved friend ana associate
MIR ISAAC HUTZLER. who departed this life on
the 27th day Of May, 1873 and whereas TINS ent1e
congregation feels deeply paned at the loss Of friend
SO uer to all, yet must bow with pInpie suons-
sion to this divine decree since we know our hea
Resolued, That in the death Of Mr. ISAAC HUT ;;,
IEK date recording secretary, congregation :, Beth
Ahalah " has lest most valued member ana laltn-
full officer, the city good and useful citizen, man
kind friend the helpless shield and GUARDIAN, nu
our holy religion a jealous follower.
ReSoLred, That we will ever cherish nus memory
and endeavor 10 emulate his noble examples by
practicing the virtues which made him foremost Id
so many worthy and charitable undertakings.
ResUlrCd. That we tcnder oul heartfelt conu9-
lence to the family of our deceased trienu In uls
their sad bereavement, and while we cannot express
the deep affection in which he was held Sy those
nearest to him. vet We mngc tears with theirs,
and pray to our Heavenly Father to watch over aho
protect the widow aud orphans.
Resolved, That these resolutions be spread upon
the minutes: that the same be published Ia me
Richmond Dispatch, aud u copy transmitted W the
family of the deceased.
' Y. mkoylESNSsSI 1 Committee.
Noses Hutzler Recording Secretary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-05

PROGRESS In ENaLAND.-The University Of
London has decided that the study of neither
Latin nor Greek shall hereafter be condition
either of matricuiation or OF winning de.
grees. MoNcURE ID. CONWAY says in his last
letter TO the Cincinnati Commercial:
cit amounts to a decree By the highest
tribunal of education, and that which covers
more colleges and schools than any other 10
the world, that classical studies shall in flu
ture-lke medical or legal--be regarded as
special aud technical, or at least not COM
pulsofy on those who wish to fit themselves
for paths i'll which they will be useless"