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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-25

sNHE COMMISSIONERS OF MARKETS
will elect on WEDNESDAY, the 5th OF Febru.
ary, the following officers chief Clerk OF Mar
kets. Assistant CLERK OF Centre Market, Assistant
Clerk OF Upper Market, CLERK or weights and
puhlic WeIoher at Calhoun ,eet Scales.
App ications will be left with the undersigned d
on or before the above date. ate.
ianq6sthw3 Chief Clerk.
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CONFEDERATE PHOTOGRAPHS S.
" PHOTOGRAPHS OF GENERAL LEE aJ the
Grave OF Stonewall Jacs son; In Memorsm Photo.
graph OF the Confederate Flag. and the Confede-
rate Banner and Battle Flags In group. These
Pictures are beautifully colOred, and are desra.
ole mementoes OF the "Lost Cause.n Price. card
size rs cents each or three for so cents Large Size
so cents each, or three for ST. Mailed, post paid,
to any address on receipt OF price, Agents want.
ed. to whom liberal profit will be allowed. All
dress GEORGE y. ENNIS. Photographer, No. Oil
Main street, Richmond, Va. jau25.lf
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Guefial u otire5.

@PALMETTO GUARD RIFLE CLUB.
Members are requested to call at Messrs. JOHN.
son &c BROWNS Hat STORE, King street. and
procure their new Caps. The Wreaths and Let
ters Will be furnished at the same establishment,
and receipts given. By order.
jan25 2. C. R. HOLMES, President.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-25

MULES AND TEXAS PONIFS.-THREE
uN carloads Just arrived at X. OAKhAN'S
STA BLE, Church street, for sale on time.
Jan2i ~
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A PRIVATE SALE, HOUSE AND LOT
n No. II George street, between Meeting and
King. For particulars inquire on premises.
1nn2a-2N
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MULES AND HORSE S.-JUST
Nl- arrived, FORTY HEAD MULES AND
hUKSE,. F, r sale low. Kentukcy Stables, No.
80 ChuSeh street. BAMBERG MCCOY.
i1nl4-2H
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D!BLE SOCIETY OF CHARLESTON
ID The Annual Meeting OF the Bible Society Of
Cnarlt ston will be ned at he Charleston Uslege
on MONDAY, the 9th Instant. at half-past {, p. M
when an Election OF Officers will be held aud the
Annual Report OF the Board be presented.
jLn24.3 ]. n. ROBSON, Secretary.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-25
Mnniripal Notices.

NREASURY OFFICE, CITY HALL, JAN
nary o. 1873 This office will be open on
Monday, 27th Instant. from A. N TO P. NJ :,
daily, FOR payment Of all Interest due upon all
CITY Stock, except saturdays, upon which trans'
fers OF Stock will be made.
For the first five days priority 10 payment VIII
he given parties paving lakes to the city In part
or whole with said interest, upon statement OF
such from front desk OF this office. All payments
OF interest will be made by cheek. to be cashed at
front de-k Of this office and where interest Is SUI
dciens for taxes they balance at par; but where
less the penalty shall attach on deficiency.
P. J. C0UGAN.
iano5.8 CITY Treasurer.
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Meetirlgs.

GiAROLINA RIFLE CUBAN EXTRA
~ Meeting OF this Club will be held THIS
Saturday, EVENING, at half past O'Clock.
full attendance is particularly requested
BY order. W. ST. JULIEN JERVEY,
jan25 Secretary.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-25

OFFICE OF CHARLESTON GASLIGHT
" COMPANY, January %, 1S73.-The Annual
be held on MoND Az, February 8. 1873, at the Hall
OF the Planters aud Mechanics Bank, East hay,
at IL O'Clock NJ, when statement OF the affairs
OF the Company will be submitted, and an elec.
tion held for President and eight Directors 10
Sci We for the ensuing year. W. j: HERl0f,
jan22 Secretary and Treasurer.
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DparGlnn.

CINGIE GENTLEMEN OR A FAMILY
y can obtain good board on reasonable terms
by applying at No. IL Broad street, between
King and Meeting streets. Janl4
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TNORTY HEAD OF MULES JUST
II arrived, and for sale low for Cash or City
Acceptance, at uOCKADAY'S STABLES, Colum.
bus street. jnCo3.4F
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS IN ONE
" WEEK.. To any shrewd man who can do
business on the quiet. l guarantee an immense
fnrtuna, easily. rapidly and In perfect safety.
Address, In perfect confidence, WIN. WARREN,
No. 2S West Fourth street, New York.
dec2l-slyr
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CHARLESTON TYPOGRAPHICAL
~ UNION, No. 43.-The Monthly Meeting will
be held THIS EvEEING 25th iRst., at half past
O'Clock, at the Hall over Wilson'S Grocery, King
street, between Wentworth and Society. BY
order. G. F. B. BREMER,
jan25 Secretary.
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NHARLESTON FLOATING DRY DOCK
" AND MARINE RAILWAY COMPANY,-Tbe
annual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF this Com.
paDy will be held on TUESDAY, the 2Sth inst, at
IL O'Clock, Noon, at the Hall OF the PEOPLES Bank,
No. Broad street, when statement OF the affairs
OF the Company will be submitted, and an Election
held for President and four Directors, to serve
for the ensuing year.
WILLIAM B. HERIOT.
jan24.fstu3 President.
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for dGle.

I PRIVA ALE SALE, a NEAT, CUUL
II and comfortable TWO.STOKY DWELLING.
recently painted. situated In the western part OF
The cltv, near The line OF the City Railway, con
tanning five square rooms. with piazza to the
south; also amp.e accommodations for servant
and excellent wafer on the prepsrs. Lot spa.
ciIus. Jerms accommodating. For further par.
tculars address U.. ht this Office. jan25.stuthS
EOR SALE, 200 BUSHELS POPE
L. SEED. Said Cotton has been sold for e0c.
The Seed warranted Drst-class. 1t having been
r.sed on my James Island Plantation, which s
heavy clay ground and surrounded by salt water.
Price. 81 SO per bushel, 45 pounds 10 the bu-hel,
and delivered at any point In the CITY free OF
charge. Apply to Captain q. F. HABENlCHT,
No. 8 South Bay. jams
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jan26.sthw
Inst dun Gonnn .

II OST, ON MONDAY EVENING, JAN
UARY 20. from the cars or the South Caro-.
llua Railroad Company, between charleston and
Columbia. small, leather hand VALlSE, con-
tainlnp valuable papers, which are OF no use to
nuy one but The owner, as payment mas been
stopped upon Them. A liberal reward will be
paid for the return OF the VaEss and contents TO
JUSEPH CREWS, Columbia, 5. O. lan25.6
r OST, AN EXPRESS ENVELOPE, CON-
TANNING several Notes addressed 10 John
Nj Hoover, Bamberg, 8. G., from O. w. Massey,
Macon, Ca; supposed to have been dropped
either at the South Carolina Railroad Depot or
corner East Bay and Broad streets. A reward
will be paid en- delivery OF said paper at otllce Of
PELZER, RODGERS d CO., Browns Wharf.
Iaul4.2
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NHE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND
l. TRUST COMPANY-CHAR. .ESTON, S. O.,
JANUARY "a, l873.-The Annual Meeting OF the
| stockhu ders OF this Company will be held at
| 1heir Banking Hall, No. II Broad street. on Mon
DAY. Sd February next, at 12M
statement OF the affairs OF the Company will
then be submitted and an election hell for
Eighteen Directors 10 serve for the ensuing wear.
jaa25.stuthsm5 F. A. MITCHELL Cashier.
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Danrs.

WTANTED. A COMPETENT COLORED
w woman 10 cook and wash for small
fanny. Apply at No. Maiden Lane. jsn25.1f
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WTANTED, A COLORED BOY TO
w wal at table and do housework. Apply
at No. 81 Wentworth street. jan25.l*
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TOR SALE, 40 HEAD OF NO. KEN
IL TUCKY MULES, ju.t arrived to-day,
from is to 18 hands high, and for sale on reason
able terms Purchasers would do well to call at
Planters and Drovers' STAB, es, on Queen street,
between Church and State streets, near the Bay
b. U. KIRK d Co. Proprietors. jGn23-4
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VIZ ANTED, A COLORED FEMALE
w cook, with reference from last employer.
Amply ut No. 65 Hasel street, next st. Mary 's
Church. jan23.3a
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C ENTLEMENS COATS AND PANTS.
" Cleaning, Dyelng, Repairing and Renewing
for summer winter and spring, at OTTO SUM.
TAGS. Wentworth street near Meeting.
jan2S.ths2T
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LHOR SALE, A JUDGMENT AGAINST J..
IL HENRY OTJEN, son OF the late henry
UTJEN, Ior seventy Five Dollars. Will be Sid at
q discount at MkSKE u nULLER'S. jan2l
EOR SALE, BY A FAMILY ABOUT TO
IL move q fine MICH COW. For terms ad-
dress ]. S., office Of THE NEWS. jan2O
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-01-05


Mgr. DapanIoaps Ietre, Of zdsese1ee 20
the National PRAYER Association through
ont France.
In the uridst of toe inne1se disorder OF
souls and moral Laws, ne sea viosee-F- 6Ez-
social and religions HnuzH I1teIIge1 g
seems disturbed, AID PzbE=c oP5r;oo, e.
feeb;ed. i 10 longer capable Of GLs-5u zzzzh-
ing bezE een right AID TToaZ Z q zbe cog
f1sz5o. Of Babel. Eseo 20 ioEzer E-Gerseznd
each Other. so0e CAL god evil 2cc o-ksrs
e.I good
- whea tie ws.srs Estz-1 after = great
dslGge- ge perceive creeping OF TIE szEEsce
OF the earth iorzIerzoEe Ard kf5eoz. rep
tiles, hitherto orkuo~r, AID barred IL sse
bowels of t5e e2zts. 90 re beAoid after
each sto.n Of the rEvOlutioo, .oue extra
ordinary generation Of lneo, fog whom
there Is nothing sacred nothing noble and
nothing good All that reminds os Ct the
past, Donauentz, Laws, c1scozrx, nav even
costumes must be swept away, with the
tradition of = philosophy and literature 20
matter how noble. Men OF the moInen {,
mere p:guies il l. true, but children Of the
storm, they are destined TO sweep away
everything that lies in their way, every
vestsge Of the past, every trace Of Whatever
is noble and enduring, wise and bene6eerE-
God. religion, property, family tieA, the
domestic hearth and home, the sacred ties
of marriage, the dignity OF maturity aud
the inDOcenee OF youth ALI offend them, fox
they love nothing that Is pure, nothing
that is Christian. This new and aCdacioas
race means TO sweep everything of before
il, and, ike the rain of a de.uge, ruin the
earth.
The Prince of the Apostles has said OF
these men IL 3 rcsE stirling address, these
words, Liberty is nothing TO :hem, bat
cover for IniqRity," aud they only use the
most sacred word TO hide their wickednesE,
and to Cypress and corrupt people.
But this Is deDlorable, and repeat it,
we do not resist them sufficiently unless
We do so, woe be to Us. Against them I
see arrayed 4 crowd of men, 1t is true, but
undecided, uncertain and. Paralysed. In
vain do the wise raise their voices in vain
each day we see old iostit1tions fade away,
aud what is worse, none rise M TO replace
them
II We seek great and noble souls We find
them 20 more Self-abnegation exists no
more; devotion Is gone, and egotism and self.
alteration alone remain. So that when q
revolution comes, unfortunately il finds
no resistance, and onward it marches with
all its tempestuous wrath. Therefore, are
prophet, each soul seems to die within it's
self with fear and lack of courage aud
strength. OssRe cgPat daagRidEt, each
head is laDguid aud each AeaE-deaa.
Therefore, we write TO you, brethren, en-
treating you to pray for a resurrection OF
the human heart to the truths of wisdom
and religion. and by its neans tine regen-
Grafton of France,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-01-05

IHE OCcCLxAHIex OF VExE5-Thls cx-
txeDeky beE1sifsl asxro@90ieal phen0mO-
nensn. szyn The Ho1erord HGiz, was secn
at Madras On NOvember g. under very far
ozrzh3e cireumssareea. The sky H1s per-
feetir clear, and no sooner had The sun set
fnan ~yenus. the bright star OF love- was
seen shining brightly oyer the new moon
AZ this tsme 10 other STAR was 70 be seen,
venus alone being bright enough 20 eclipse
the twilight The rer moon, szrn01nted
by Secus, looked Ike sozae jewel Of mar-
Seilocs beSufr-a sleamiHg diaz8ond sur-
mounting = crescent OF frosted silver.
Ne7Gs and the moon were travelling IN the
same dirxezion. and IL Was the slower pace
OF the planet that was to cause its eclipse
bshiDd the moon. As the star reared the
cArseaed disc OF the moon the shape of the
latter became ciseincssy apparent Soon
the b5ilisner of the star began to pale "a
para Of Il passed behsod the dark body of
nocn- Gradually the b-ightness Of Feans
became less and less, until suddenly the
reEaIainx briltiaace Was cxlnguiShed xs
Ibas Of an exploded rocket As socn rs
Ihe STAR had disappeared behind the Rooa
the darSened disc of the latter became dis
Sincgiy visible, tkrown oat into strong re-
lief by the illRmirasion Of Venus behind
II People In Madrzs did ros see the re-
APPEARANCE, as the moon had ses by the
time that eFens oeeured. Less grand than
An eclipse Of the suD. shis phepomenon
MAS perhaps more beautiful, especially as
IL eOa.d be seen to perfection with the
naked ere
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ELECTRICAL WeNDERs--By the mirror
gz;varoneter of Sif-William Thomson,
which was of the utmost importance In
securing the success of tie Atlantic Cable,
Tay of hsk. Is reflected from q minute
mirror saat IL attached TO magnetic needle.
When the electric cusIent passes, the mag
net Is cefse-ed- spots of hight oger scale
Indicate the resistance to the passage of
the garrett The united weight OF mirror
and Dagaes IL three-quarters of n grain.
Daring she experiments with the Allan
tic Telegraph both cables were connected
AZ the American end, giving circuit of
more than four thousand miles, yet cur
rent Passed through the whole distance In
less time than = pesron coald pass aeross q
small rOosa in which the eIperineas was
made-and, nest wonderful Of all, the bat
terry which. accomplished this result Was
coaEaised in lAdy's silver thinbie.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FIFTH YEAR
u
THE YOUNG CRUSADER,

AZ Llss=zse1 CG;Ss4e Yz-z-;a-. F-sl3saed E-sz1aly
f5E 20 e=;eEtzia=e=t AID --sE-reti0- c: Il. yezrg
Il Il :s via intsssa; and prpas by ereEy szbsr Of
Tie zaEEiE- E=% 2-d charming st0zy ~ Ma AGA
E Do=sey Is DO~ appearing Fl ths TOzsE cr1saSs-
Nos q ;As LEADING Cz=ssEs vszse-s CT the Gentry
oozs=ae:e fruz==e 20 tlze 30 II. pages a=6 secz-s
fs- & Eea: Fsaise sroa the Press AID great fzrSv
szaaz= cas-o.ts reaEs.z, Ga AID yang.
TIKI:
C1= Co2E- EEe-Te H5ozths--------------------e Go
AArSe C"Pi@s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2 y
Special tens. very l0E. 20 Szz6sy SeAS5ss.
Ade-sss EzbseriFtsas, erdszs tx sz%c3zezs AID al
C-te- cczzNz airGs;ozs
REV. WILLIAM BYRSE,
Edi:ar ToznE Cras15e-,-'
62l BSEsar, Mass
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The following striking passage oEcars =
Mgr. Dapauloap's letter OF zdSereree 20
the National Prayer Association through
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HN GARET,--CAGA sGARET HAUGHERT
STEAM AND MECHANICAL BAKERY.
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F L O r / \ E.
PRINCESS OF BURGUNDY :
L -AE o. ZEE FEST orsADEs
SEznl-zs[.

FL wWIs- EEExAnD xAc GAZE
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Tie ErSsrsEuS have tfis day SSrasza copa-1Derssip
nader Tia RSle AID ksyis Ox BTRSES Bro for tie
P9Tycse Of co1aaoc<S1x Ee2eTzl WESTERN PRODUCE
AND PROVISION BUSINESS IL No 6 PoySrss q.
THOS. BYREES,
W. 4 BYRyES
SeE Orleans. October J. IF-2 II
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COMFY Organ says: Ships are called
she bsezase they always keep . maa on
she lookout
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CGptey Igr7Ze Be.5t 1f .4z.So11.

Tie city Of Antioch was in abe possession Of
the Crusaders. aud again the Hvly Sacrifice Of
the Mss offered Up IN tie CtriStis, churcheS-
the beauty AID the mszniEeezse Of Eh5eE had
saved them fro-z 6esS Ccfzoa, although tke-
eoaId not preserve tSeir Sltzrs FROM szcri7ege-
ehroIicler that
'sT1.5r xoS6sn zz5-L5i- q a. Arzbzzz zzce,
Ir5ss and EEElEss kASts fseE- stsr7ss fSr=e6
Fsga CgP=E,- Rs-zAzd, Iyrs-sIass. irss, SEazs-
In the nids. OF the rejoieings Of the Chris
tiAus at the recovery of Antioch, arrived the
intelligence that COFbohAn, the Sultan of Mos
soul, with al army of four hundred thousand
victory, and certain of being able to effect the
entire destruction of the Crusaders
Then il WAS says Robert the monk (whose
words will be foand in the remainder of this
chapter, that the Bishop OF Pay, with the as
sent and approval of all, proclaimed three
days fast
Each one then made, with devout and con-
tTite spirit, his confession; and the man who
had more than snficed for himself of food gave
to him who had not enough to eat; and those
and complete piety of heart, and peuitential
professions 10 the different churches, and IN
prayers imploEing the mercy of God,
And when the sun arose the third day,
then there were Masses said in all TIE chaPeS
of all the churches of Antioch, and all the
Crusaders, at Holy Communion. partook of the
Body of our Lord.
And then in accordance with the order for
the coming battle, as it had been arranged at
q general council of the leaders OF the army,
the whole force of the Crusaders was arTan ged
into six separate di visions, and the manner in
which they were Darshailed were as follows:
Tne first division was under the commanded
Hugh the Great and the Count of FLANDERS
the second was Duke Godfrey's; the third was
that of Count Robert of Normandy aud his
followers the fourth was under the command
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Southern has played Lord DGndreary two
thousand enc hundred and three times
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-01-05
SEWING MACHINES

EWkhU AAlnlnkS-
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE Co
AT THE woRLD-s FAIR.
CONSTITUTED BIZ TEE HOMEs OF EKKsPEoPIE
Great Award Of the Highest Sales,
tosae SUPERIORITY OF rKE srSGw
1ACENE N oeAe-z
The RsSEras4 sf tse IrrasT-Ezrs dzssrsrs se.zg
AAeAias calFaaiss- fa- tAs ze2r Isz,. ss0r Tia
Nanber Of Machines Sold to De GIG, lei
OF which the Singer sold 1900. Isl 200
NEARLY oNEEHIED or TIE TOTAL SUMEEs
IS SOLD
IL CHICAGO BELIEF COMMITTEES RgTCESs
s5er Ike rSsai-
Dat of s4l Machines T furnished. 241 we're
Singer Machines
Ihe Applicant L e-e-y case 6.szsza.es sas Ers d
NAc@e desired
There are now 800, COO Singer Sewing
Machines in Daily Use.
EVERY MACHINE GCARASWD TO GIVE
SATISFACTORY OF MoxET REFUNDED.
Call and Examine, or Send for Circular
and Sample of Work.
MACHINE TEFyY ~ Al e,,--x
Josx CLARK JE- cos co1Tox. O. sal
spoaEs. ~ whslsa2,s and rst.l
WE. E. COOPER 4 CO.,
GExERAL soCxHERN AGExs,
o.. Canal Street %
IN saIy Eex Orsenna
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
METRoPoLITAN RECORD.
DEVOTED 10 SEws POLITICS. LITERATURE
SCIEyCE ASD AET-
ONE OF IEE LARGEST DEMOCRATIC ORGANS
IS TEE coCSIRT
Full OF TAELEO. ENTERTAINING AID IN
SHCCTTvE READING FOE The FAMILY
CIRCLE, AID CONTRASTING TIE
EST STORIES PoETET AND
GENERAL I-SCELANT
L : IL Az q tle E5iso- aes P-c7-se:g- 70 z.ke
tas RECoED =ozszA-g rsx= ps,:tsczl o-rz-
Ee Is 6ste-z5rei tat e sEal eo-1szz. "a sea
WELCOME VISITOR To ZEE FAMILY CIRCLE
e-esSiy losLst 1S- as1 ea-s-.y =z44 - ers-re-s.r
q 1ae hOzseha,d yuzrz xna ezz
Or lie
EFTY-SN COLUMNS,
= L2-Ge p-vT-zc,Ee. WI bs 6e-o-&3 20
LIGHT AID ESTEgTAINISG BEADING
sIosIs 7oETsY. ANECDOTES
As "a.
~ Editorial Department.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-01-05

LoEf B-eed Soda Craekesz. Bztter CrneEe-s Bossoz
GrarkSrNs N-Assr Cr7cksIA. WIDs Crzeke-ss Sugar
Gseaza Ssezitss French BSsezits cFzekael
EsscSiLs Plst Bred Ssry Bread Ginger B. ed GfnKr
AuG4 Pic Nc Le-nO7- Cracker Neal Tia Lo-es<
MI5izet RAses. aad Fau WetEht GzaEaateo5.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-07-02
PETERS BURG, VA,
CHEAP And FAST FREIGHT LINE.

New arrangements have been made by
which this has become the great FAST
FREIGHT LINE to all parts of the country.
Time as QUICK, and raLes as low as by any
other route. Goods and Produce, of ali
kinds, forwarded I'm
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Sell the Surplus.

It is very natural and excusable
weakness in a breeder of fine stock,
that he believes his own is little
better than his neighbours, and that
his own estimate is higher than the
public's. 1t is not profitable weak
ness, however, if INDUCED in too far.
A special pride in ones own is q
good thing, but the merchant who
refuses to sell the last piece Of a
particular kind of goods for fear of
breaking his assortment, and the
breeder of fine stock who places too
high All estimate upon his young
ones, and refuses to concede any
thing, until his farm is overstocked,
his stock suffering for want of prop
err care, and his means exhausted,
fall into the same error, though not
with the same excuse. The most
successful merchants, manufacturers.
and producers, as a rule. are those
who meet the market with what they
have for sale, when it is ready
Looking over the breeders of fine
stock in this country, one is struck
with the fact that the freest sellers
are the most prosperous.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-07-02
Do Bots XIII Horses.

wv. II. H." Athens, Tenn, sends
rs a piece Of the stomach Of his
horse, which recently died, and
which on being opened was found to
have the stomach completely filled
with bots. He says the specimen
sent is exactly as cut from the stom-
ach with the bots as they were
packed in it. The worms are an
inch thick on the coat of the stom-
ach. which was eaten through so as
to allow the bots to pass into the alb
domen of the horse. 1t was a bad
case, and proves conclusively that
the bots were the cause of death,
producing by their immense num-
bers fatal Inflammation and destruc-
ton of the walls Of the stomach
But unfortunately nothing could
have been done to save this horse,
excepting to have prevented the
bots taking possession of the stom-
ach. Any medicine that will cause
these creatures to loose their hold
on the coat of the stomach will kill
the horse. They are there fulfilling
the law of their being, it is the place
that nature provides for them, and
any medicine that would kill them
would cause a fatal Inflammation of
the horses stomach. Prevention is
the only cure; and that is, to de-
stroy the eggs before the horse ticks
them Off from his legs and take them
into his stomach. This may be done
hy washing them off the horses
coat wish wam water, or scraping
-hcm oE with q sharp knife.-An1er-
cCu} .49Ticaitayist.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-07-02
Small Horses.

The Southern Former says: The
arguments may be all in favor of
great size, but the facts are all the
other way. Large horses are more
liable to stumble and be lame than
those of the middle size. They are
clumsy. and cannot fill themselves
so quick. There is nothing more
surprising to western men than to
visit Montreal and see the small, but
stout, Canadian horses hauling large
two-seated carriages, full of people,
with apparent ease. A horse weigh
ing 900 pounds in Maine, takes a
chase or Concord wagon, with two
men over hills that might have ter
rifed Hannibal. But their weight is
where it ought to be. 1t is compact,
and not lying around loose.