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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-31

We SURRENDER A LARGE rOlrrrON or
our space this morning to II reported
interview with Gen. NJ. W. Gary and
Il reply from Coz. John G.. Haskell,
Senator lInmption's son-ln-law. We
Il" y" reluctantly, simply as II matter
Of news. IL is II great pity TINT this
controversy has arisen, but as IL has
been commenced, and M General
Gary hns made specific charges, and
F"!Hn"l HASKELL makes specific dcniuls
and. 'untcr-chnrgcs. the public will
not be satisfied until these charges arc
proved or disprovcd. In tho mean
time Judgment should bo suspended,
until both sides arc fully heard.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-31
Ludden & Bates,
SAVANNAH, GA.
Wholesale Piano and Organ Dealers.
dec 10

A00n A month guaranteed, S1a dnv IN
00VV home made by the fndustrious.
Capital not required; We Will start you. Mon,
work for US than at ANYTHING else. The WORK
is lighs and Pleasant, ana sloh as any ono can
this notice win send us their addresses ot onS6
and see for themselves. Costly outfiS Nn6 terms
free; Now Is the time. Those already a. work
TRUE q co, ,Arspsta, Maine. :. =. ~, I
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-31
NEW GOODS !!

have now and will low as any rezabe bonsa IN m
" our second supply Of Fall Winter Goods ~ -
=, case Fruit OF tho Loom Long Cloth.
40 pieces otlior brands of Long Cloth.
case Bessbrook Jeans.
piecos assorted Joans md Cassmeres
pieces new style Prints
Dress Goods Apacas, Mohoirs Cas,neres
banketa who and ooorod, Flonnes Iinaava (3nohas B
ory sht Ia c h9Inoapnns Dslngs osnaburgs Ticking
comforts, Shawls, Oloalts, Boulevard Skirts
~ i supply OF who md coored Dress Shirts Undershrts II
drawers, Dleaohod, Brown and Colored Half Hose
Clothing and Hats ~ 'o'
UUvorGoats Ovorooots II Ovorcoats II
Runl;n % ses we naye Moe stock Of Undervests Hosiery Go
TSa npmos. "nu g0,s Edgngs ank insertions, Ribbons
nS Inai9ro J0na, "Prdo" and aBeatrice" Corsots
Nm Me Goods suoi Nansooks Jcone Cambros and Lawns
Ios house have iu line Of Table Damask Do
Iowes nleaohod and Brown Shoetinra - o ASaeA' '7E
Notions IN greet variety
Ladies Mssoa and Chldron's shoea
MANS, M Youths ind boys, Boots and Shoes
TSunks valsas SataclolA and Umbrollas
prices. 1s4' '"A oo to"hd everything needfu a. N
Wo cordially invite inspection oi our stock feeling assured that
snov 4, ~ ~; d, s.sss /. ELDER 9 coI
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-31
WITIIDRI WING GRANT.

III" 1hird form Project Report OF an Au-
thorlta'ive Withdrawal of tho Iix-presi-
dent to ID" M"dc-lffect In Pennsylvania.
New York Icrald.]
WASHINGTON, january 25.-Tt is re-
ported here, on what is believed TO he
truslworty authority, that the Dcrsou-
al friends of the cX-Ircsidcnt in Pliln-
dclplla, who are nearest to him, state
TO persons Interested That before tho
meeting Of the Pennsylvania Conycn-
uon, ten days hence, an authoritative
declaration will be made in behalf of
the cX-Prcsidcnt, conclusivclv taking
him from tho field rs contestant {; r
the Presidential nomination. It is
gwen out by persons in the cx-Prcsi
dents confidence that he proposcs 10
engage in an important business enter
prise, which he prclors to any attcmnt
to rc-entcr political life.
Such an authoritative announf emo.
If II should be made, would be q prcat
II lief to the Republican political nm,
ayers in Pennsylvania, who have be-
gun, oflatc, to fear that the third term
policy would Cause serious disturbance
III itic Convention and among the Re-
puDllcans of the State. The Convcu-
ton wns called ut IN unusually early
date, with the confident expectation
That 1t would instruct tho Chicago
delegation to demand tic rcnomina-
ton OF the cX-Prcsidcnt on the Third
term policy. When the call was issued
there was general impression that
this would be done. without trouble.
but IN the last ten days it has become
certain that the third term policy lacks
popular strength in the State, and thnt
M attempt to make the Convention
instruct inc delegation for it would
crea!c troublesome and dangerous dis
scnsions. This development has plnc-
cd the third term men in an cmlslrrass-
ing situation, from which such an an
nouncrmcnt by authority, as is now
reported, would happily relieve Their.
The Utica Xrr0Id notes that tho
initial letter &c" has been rivcn
preference in recent elections TO the
United States Scnntc-t1nrticld. Gil,-
son, George and German. Possibly
tho fashion thus early set will rcnch
higher Office ere The close OF Tic
year.
The best way to hold vOur oro 10
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-31

THE JURY IN THE HAYDEN CASE,
having fhilcd to agree, only one OF
their number opposing m ncquittnl,
tho defendant hus been released on
five thousand dollars bnil. As the
trial cost about thirty thousand dol
lars II IL not likly that Hayden will be
molcstcd any further.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-31
NEW YORK Cry HAs THREE hun
dred aud seventy miles OF sewers, and
yet complaints arc made of imperfect
drainage.
WINN3 3OIlO, S. G..

PRESIDENT HAYES SAIS HE with
drew tho nomination OF Maj. Harry
Hammond as census supervisor be-
cnusc nc learned that Major liam
mond had been arrested for completely
III tho EllcntOu riot.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-31

CARL MCKINLEY WRITES FROM
Washington that Seymour can get The
npfDinnti,n r. hc will tnko it, while
Grant will take IL If he can get It. II
Is Seymour and the Republican party
who nSc rccnlcitrant.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-31

TIE NORTH CAROLINA COLORED cxo-
dus To Indiana IL Il small affair after
nll. Only about three hundred voters
with their families have reached their
destination, while the white lnborcrs
there are making It hot for their color
cd brethren already.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-31
&1S0tl TO ssooo year, or IS to $50 day

&1E0fl TO ssooo a year, or IS to $50 q day
YYOVO tnsyour hcality. No risk. Wo.
men 90 as Well as men. Many make more
nan the mount stated above. No one can fait
. make m oney fast. ANY one can do the work.
voting your evenings and spare time to the
oMsinesS o Noihing IKE It for money making
strictly honorable. Reader, II YOU want to
Know oil about the best paying business before
the pubic, send US your address end we WIN
free; samples worth IS also free; you can then
make up yOMr mind Tor yourself. Address
Aug la-t6mxly ~ ~ 49, ~;
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-31
iiaei terrible H!cHT awEHra.

H. ,r,rnr OF, =. .h.omphls, Fob, II, 1871.
{G"rs @ WITH severe cough When eon,monced "a:
and sixteen pounds j., weight, had triod almost
everything Ind torrihlo night swontS Ihnyo tnken
the cough has Disappeared, and h1vo gained hftoen
pounds IN 4eah. recommend IL to n!T my fronds
With great EUspOct. OLIVER HI{tk
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-31
UNTIL YOU

Seen my stock of furniture which rge
newest and cheapest according quality, to
hoes Mirrors Furniture repaired at prices
Lumber and Lhs for sale agent Door, Sash and B
Factory ALI order promptly attended Also agent the Wbcele
Wilson New Improved Sewing Machine. ohers.
OCT IL r.. W. PHILLIPS
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-31
GREAT EXCITEMENT
PALMETTO HOUSE.

JUST ARRIVED one of the fines. ~.
sortments Of Liquors in the Roro. One
Bntrel of Gibson's Celebrated Old Nectar.
lS40; Three Barrels of fine old Rye Whis.
key: lst Old Imperial Cabinet Whiskey,
. years old; 2nd. also, the Mabel Belle, 8
ditto; 3rd. Roanoke Rye, the oldest, 18
ditto. Corn Whiskey Of the best grades.
North Carolina Corn, Sweet and Sour Mash.
of tho best grades. Also, Wines and Bran,
dies of tn finest brands. have also a
fms lot Of Cigars and Tobacco which I
will dispose Of. at reasonable prices for
cash only. Give me a oall, and will treat
you right. Philadelphia Lager Beer al.
Ways on hand from the celebrated firm of
Berger and Engell. You can find me Mt
oil times ut the Bar under the Winnsboro
Hotel, next door to d. r. Flenniken's.
Call and sec me-. j. CLENDINING.
aug 90
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-31
A MEWsPAPER PUR. WRITES.

Or, TUTT: Dear sirEMy iitto son, Wa. attacked
VIII pnoum9,i; lsst wintsr ''eh loft him, wit
tor tlo cure of which am indebted toyour valuable
Expect4rant lhad tried most every tning recon-.
poctorant. ono bottle Of which removed tho cough
entirely. With many thanks, am yours truly,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-31
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

Reader, have you caught cold7 Are you un.
e6lo to raise tic phlcgm7 Have you an irrita-
ton 10 the throat7 A sense OF oppression on
tho lungs, with short breath7 Do you havo q
at Of coughing on lying DOWN. sharp palm
now and then In the region Of the heart, shoul.
dots ind back9 II so, our Advice s. take at
once dose of Tufts Expcctornnt; you viii soon
DO abo to raise tho phlcgm. III an hour repeat
the Expec.orant, place hot iron 10 tho feet take
two Of TUFTS Pills. You Will soon fail into q
pleasnnt sleep and wake up in the morning,
cough gone, lungs working freely; easy breath
Ing. and the bowels moving in a natural manner.
TO prevent q return Of these sylnptoms use tho
Expcctoraut several days
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-31

AN Iowa ENOCu ARDEN,--Encoh
Arden has boon outd0no in Council
Nlnils, Iowa. Some timo prior to tho
war u Young couple met and loved.
Aher short courtship thcy wero mar
ricd and lived happily toWcthcr, Whom
tho war broke out the husband shomi'
doMd Il muskot IN dotonso OF Ills com,
tiy. Letters ramo regularly for a
umc, mo then ceased. Word was
sont home that ho had boen taken pris-
"hcr, ami soon at(or tho dread news
cAmo that ho was dead. Tho nows
was considered so authentic that tho
government allowed tho widow and
hcr children pension. ANera rco-
ssonablc, time she listened to tho plead.
ings OF another suitor and married
htM, THO second husband proved Ia
bon worthless drunkard, and sho wot
divorce on tho ground Of intempcr-
anco' Not coNteut With her bat luck,
she concluded to marry again, her third
0einE even a worse f0ilnre tl,an hcr
second husband. After the third had
abandoned his ho,nc, tho first husband
Mno%pectcdly turned up and lpsnn,ed
his responsibilities.
"A tramp asked fora meal at a nes,.
denco III Columbus, Ohio. Tho head
OF tho family said, 'u3et alonr. nr Isli
set the dog on you," TlSn tho trann
bot that within flye inmates no wnmia
be invited to cut tho best that ths
house Afforded. lilo won, too. IeoanM M 80
h0 proved that he was q wandSrimu
8 son lctUrNctl, 4 : { .
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-31
DR.. j. r. HAYWOOD.
Of Now York, voluntarily indorses It. u
READ WHAT HE SAYs.-

Dr;IUIP 49,. Now 70 X. Sept, l9, 1871
eases OF lung soIses. In tho .wsr " r.is OF the
city tho C, SOS were OF very severe tyoe Il Was
there my ton ion was called TO rutt sfxpoctorank
snd confess my sur rise at It's WONDERFUL power
Doripx Practice OF twonty years. l have never
known medicine to act prom pity, and with suoh
hh;sppY sMsits ins;taaty snbducd The most violent
afeW days cheorfully indOrso it as tho bost lung
medicine ever used. N~
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-31

The best way to hold your arc is
TO tic rope around it. Ifa vigilance
ends. eo
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-31
Pianos

6126 I Oct Rosewood
Carved legs. Cata-
logue price, 1925.
S1S5 71S Oct. Rose
wood, large size, Cary
ed Legs, Serpentine
Pltnth. Cat. pricc 900.
62277H Oct, Square
Grand, extra ge
size and magnificent
ly ornamehted case.
Catalogue price, $1,000
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-31
INFORMATION TO PURCHASERS.
NEW PLAN OF SELLING.

w OE 81,
No Agents No Commissions! Instruments
shipped from factory direct to purchasers, md
all middle mems profits saved. Every man his
own agent and entitled to agents rates. The
Buying from us is practically buying from tho
manufacturers, and our prices are as low ms
offers:
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-31

Office, 35 Murray Street, N. Y.
TUI!T,$ Sy.!nT ro$s,J JPs!IyhzLS s!yzkL:
TUT5m,S UoT5nma SSsrls!.Lk:L lRs!l.LkLS
TUFTS PILLS
CUKE COSCIVENESS.
IeUSIHrES IeSs ] IA Ass sSsilL5jLsS IT,:
TdWI],.TI1Tro1$ ~ r 1Tros t. nR!.!!h!hS
TQ,T,T'$ VT :, U.s. PILLS
TUFTS PILLS
GIVE EAPPETITE.
TU!.,T!..TIy,!SS;, S, PILLS
TUTT2$ PiLLS L
EGIT1
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-31
Or. TUFTS,
Expectorant! !!
IN 2sCTS. AND 81 ROTTLEs.

It's properties are Demulcent, r1utrt-
two Balsamic, Soothing and Healing.
Combining all theoe qualities, it is tho
moat ofreettve LUNG :BALsAM over
otferod to sufferers 3rom pulmonary
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-31
TIYE HdMI'TON-GARv FEUD

Pointed Letter from Col. John g. Haskell
He PrOnounces All OF General Gnry,s
Charges False and Says TINT GrncrnI (:.try
Favored tho Seatiug or Whittrm0rc IN tho
United Statcs Sonnto Ipstead Of Gonernl
Nutier
The silver state., 1880-11-23
GENERAL SHERMAN A REBEL SYM
PATHIZER.

General Sherman, the military head
of the United States Army, has been
accused by men who never smelt pow
der in the cause Of the Union, of having
voted at the recent election for Gen.
eral Hancock. This accusation, if
proved, would be considered by the
Garfield leaders as grievous and un-
pardonable offense on the part Of the
General of the Army. Sherman, with
soldier-like bluntness, says he did not
vote at all, as he had some doubts
about exercising that prerogative of
citizenship while occupying military
position; but, with like csndor, he ad-
nnits that if he had done so, he would
have voted for Hancock. Now, we ask
the editors who openly charged, during
the campaign, that Hancock and those
who supported him were ia sympathy
with the rebels, what they desire to do
with General Sherman? He did not
vote for the rebel Hancock, who
whipped the loyal Longstreet at Get
tyshurg, but he would have done so
had he believed that he had right to
vote As 1T IL the intention, not the
act that constitutes crime, Sherman is
as guilty as if he had put ballot in the
box Oh the second of November for
General Hancock. Of course, such gall
liant warriors as Hart, of the Enter
prize; Hobart. of the Leader; Booth,
Of the Reveille; Davis, of the Appeal
Parkinson, of the Tribune; Powning,
Of the Journal; Fulton, of the Gazette;
and. last bwt not least, Major Little
field, Of the Post, can not sleep nights
while rebel sympathizer is at the head
Of the armys Tt matters not that each
and all Of those patriots kept at safe
distance from the front when Hancock
and Sherman were riskirg their lives
for the Unicn, their feelings at this
time. after their great but nod very
successful fight against the rebel sym
pathizers Of Nevada shonld be respect
cd IN this aaattsr, and If Sherman does
not go on the retired list, he ought to
be superseded at once, to oblige them.
Conkling Blaine, and the other stay
at-homes during the war, should show
that they appreciate the sneasiness of
their Nevada compatriots, by moving
at' once for the removal Of General
Sherman.
The silver state., 1880-11-23
NzzyYS[s3.S
NJ. oBEN RFER.
Agent for silver city, Idaho Terrtso,,

nbe a the
" ebarre.ga
all
oft
t
sneitan
COUNTY
Proprtet
LABasr An OFPrcE ta reet n, Sep 0
GEoS "Nahob Whisky,
orouany
). @ @huats
So Sr LOUIS Me- Septic
/ Ihavcbe un andh heo
ypateat no Indigestion
to- effect has most
= C. D.
The silver state., 1880-11-23
CITIZENS w. MILITARY BANDS.

II is customary in large cities Where
military posts are situated, for military
bands to, furnish music. at concerts
balls, etc. It appears that at San
Antonio, Texas, where the headquar-
tiers of the First Infantry are estab--
listed, Che regimental band has mon
opoiy of ths music basiness4 Whetaey
this .is owing to the superior mnsic OF
that band, Or TO some othes cause, is
not stated, bat the local musicians are
up in arms against the monopoly. In a
communication to the War Department
they protest against this encroachment
on what they consider their vested
rights, and ask that the soldier musi-
clans be prohibited from depriving
them of making a livelihood by their
profession. The General Of the Army,
infeply to their request, says the regi-
mental bands are not maintained or
paid by the United States. gRegimental
. r " p " VI
Commanders select musicians from va
rous companies, and thus create a
band, whose expenses have to be found
by themselves or paid out of the pockets
Of the officers. The General further
states that In despotie Russia and Ger
many, soldiers are encouraged to work
for wages, to supplement their small
pay, and ne can not see why, in free
America, q soldier may not be allowed
to make music pay in his leisure time,
and thus lay by little money, and ne
would not deprive him Of so simple and
fair privilege As the Secretary Of
War concurs in his opinion, military
bands, are likely to enjoy monopoly
of the music business in San Antonio
ami elsewhere, when their notes are
considered sweeter or more inspiring
than those of the local bands.
The silver state., 1880-11-23
rSIMMOND NABOB WHISKY

sole AGENTS FOR HUMBOLDT COUNTY, SEy
The silver state., 1880-11-23
CALL AND SETTLE.

Al persons knowing themselves indebesd 70
y. N. LEVY, ON book account or Otherwise. nj
Gol.onda, sen are requested to cali Immediately at
~, Lev Cos store In winaemuca, and set
,,,...rx, FN. LEVY.
4. ~~'"' NVsomper ~, 1880 AA
The silver state., 1880-11-23

A rare opportunity for any person coafsn.
plating going into business.
Terms given on application either to
y. y. LEVY, Golconda. New.
or LEVY q Co. winnemucca, Nev.
wtnnesnuccar August l2, lsS0 Il
The silver state., 1880-11-23
DELINQUENT TAXES.

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY AVDIToR,
Humboldt County, Nevada,
November %, 1880.
Notice is hereby given, that the Delinquent
Tax List for the fiscal year of 1880 has been de
posted with the District Attorney Of Humboldt
County, Nevada, and that unless the Dslin-
quent Taxes therein specified ara paid to the
County Treasurer of said County within twenty
(2O) days of the date hereof, action will be
commenced by the District Attorney for the
collection OF such taxes and costs
GEORGE r. TCRRITTIN,
County Auditor of Humboldt County, Nevada
n22-td ...-
The silver state., 1880-11-23

The I'm mine, at Gold Hill,
caught IRE yesterday from candle left
burning in tho 1000 foot level. The
hre hnsned cat two winxcs before it
could be checked.
The silver state., 1880-11-23

There are ave cases Of smallpox in
Virginia City, two sAcn and three chill
dfsn. aI
The silver state., 1880-11-23
NEW TO-DAY.
CLOSING OUT!


Wishing to closs business, for the comiag
week offer GOOds at Cost. for cash.
have, also, some Furniture, Stoves &c. ), for
sale MRS. J. NJ. BROWN.
winncmucca, November %; 1880. 1w
The silver state., 1880-11-23
eau TIoN (!

The public are hereby cautdoned not 10 pur.
chase or negotiate for County Warrant No. 7s4e,
drawn In faxor OF J. H, Job, for s6l 90, on the
Redemption Fund, as the same has been lost
ana inc payment OF the same has been stopped
py hotifyiry the County Treasurer ana
TRUSTEES HUMBOLDT LODCx.
,,,,. M. 10. !. o. 0aF
WinnenSacca New, july 70, 1850.
, 1880-10-26
VERY GLORIOUS.

Some Alleged AhtoccdnntN to tho At
tempted SllnOsllE OF II. w. fsaNor.
Henry villain. tho saloni,.wnttnr, who niado
MI attempt Dno wcek nFp INIT Suht'ty 10 shtH't
r. ". lni;rr III Yntcr sfahr's snlnni. nj M. !D'
Nurlh Clark street. WIS yesterday tIcf1 by jug
tsce 1tuui.n,,nu nflcr IL tuil hcarin1 IF tho cvi-
Ounce III $1,vyo to tho Criminal Court fur
n, assault with Intent to kill. U1Hn
IL chnrue nj conspiracy he wds hold
in s100o tn the 9Th to rivn tho police M oppor-
tunity to cnp.uro hts fnrtner III tho criinc.
HrorRo Y, Mitchell. Tho latter WINS arrested lust
evening nt 4 n'c!nck ut 3inyerlys Thcatre, whcro
to wts employed ns night watclnis't,. md was
t,rckrd ur at thu chIcuKo Avenue Station. Ito
thor eer,t word hy telephone tint he would
lIko to no Interviewed, atitl tic rcruTt-
era WHIT rcspnt,lri Ia his sKhll
OF distress wuro gttcn weat iie
cfoso tu tnll hls stntcmcnt. In thls l,c mikes
himself ont IA he, Of cuIsrse. II dcerly-wrongcl
husband. nricy, l,c ahtcs tlnt tinctern yours
ngo, When he was IN ycnrs nf age, he tirst .natlo
tho acquaintance Of his divorced wife III al,ne
Jp!lnsus hp,1se OF III. fnmo an tho North s!slp.
Ilu was thon, employed m II r.tiiroad brnko-
n.nu, mud nptn one Of his trips from tho
city ahe moved to MurIN ltadmny's bnRnIo
a,d III whlie tile wns i nt tic Ga,,iity tipspiai il"
cured FOR hur fatthfilIy;. mud when she feGnyrr.
I'd he t<' l.ur hono t6ter uncIn. itt'crt fini. of
l!Hlott. She nld Nt1pthnr Eirt. employed liz
walters III 4 hotel lE,oru. hnt rim awny II fe~
tnonths ptrylpns, mt her. relatives
10 ''S il,en, 'siHa viii, ~ h".,,nn H. s"w. ai,rra
inusly artGr ther M ''rst 'naciny i,ny wcro '';ar.
ssss ys ars s9Ss eheI' @ Il tHrs ,s S' % .. It s'S '%
upper ptrt WIS n.,tcd To- ". i,nkrr n.Isl wlto.
A. w!fss ini,asiiiy, ai 4 liz s, s;',''s
ss es H. x ecs qs eas heS El fasla s xss.
ea,na tu tive With tlet,, and Mitchell nsers thnt
, 1880-10-26


Tho gentlemen Interested in tho formation Ut
thu ienplu's Church, To be presided over by Or.
ThotnllS. laet Ycst8raay uttuEIuo,l III thu A!lIee
1T =. T. ltelut, ID In Hnlu Ereut. nltt elected lhu
following lhDar! Ut Irusteesi T. +. Hesi,sa. Judge
kAmncl llnyies, INre.i linysutt, H. 1t. Turner, j.
4. Hing, !. u. tInrtwrl, uua Il, 4. Iiludgctt.
II wits dccls!ctl that tho church will hold
services In lloaloy's rhcalrc. commencing =
weok ts,l,l next a,lndny Naor,,uH,
TlIE HAtTIKTa.
Tho weekly. et'nfrrynco nt uaptIat mtntstcrs
oS Chlea9u and Vicinity nssetnbled NJ iAs Gnlnd
ilot!u yesterday forenoon, tho luy. Dr. Hubert
III tl,o clair.
Tho ikrr. karr u. Tupper soAd an oxcgesiS ht
Matthew. xvi, u; "'rlaou art petcr.H" ptr.
Thu reverend gentleman prosecuted III u
clcur and forc,btU nln,,uot thu different
Interpretations put ulAAs tho passAEo W
wrlturs nna commentators. i He believed
lhnt tho Church WIS sthlItltI t1pnn t,oltr ~ thg
rick. but lissunleu ftItn tAD ttt'sA!st Wow lM-
ycsslny Potter with supre'.te .,t''!Wvs, which lle
transmitted t0 thu yltozorus!t wls. suecccdc'l
h!.', a,"t % o!t q ,i,o isssn. t!a, Iau .s.ay!s:
tsiae u Home, for tlIsle wig no nle!Iltoh nlo
of h!lA by Ills contemporaries. unl thurrtutu
ctnhl ~. havvDoo Pu'v. ~ clafrlcta by thu Ill.,
Thu ltov. .cssrs. nurh(.e, vusburgh. Carroll,
THylu! ltaker, GtkhlsIGct1. l4nrtIhgF. MAd.Ulhors
tllse';suo tho subject, selFta, my twu Ut tlet,l
gErMltlx ~ IT. tho HlGAnux VI tut llsattKN Whcll
fur!n1.1 tho subject of tlisttlhala1 HDn!e Vt lhu
!ninstvtF lhotant th9 CHURCH WINS built i,l'oI1
!lo paFspnai @ taieh " puler. while alhHEs re-
loi.ca,l. ai!a w!tant Gunvuytn3 tho meaning
nttaehad t,s s tn It " catholtes uld ',shvrs.
ference. Inviting The ilrlllbers ~ ntten his Aat-
!tr.!ay-utlerlH*n lettures IN nrt vt EMtrbatlk
elatl wh!ca WI he g!xsn durt.g tlo winter, Tlv
ssEets eau T. SSta!S u u 6rss ytt?s fri a
II WIS ANNOUNCED that lho Hey. Mr, Roberts
, 1880-10-26
TIE CuSTOM-IIoUsE.

THERE wero exported 600 barrels OF alcohol.
THE coin bnsnuss nt tho b-1rrnsury WINS
ltRht,-t10,Usl RaIi out and $4,000 silver IN.
THE Internal rcsenne receipts were sSa.al.. nf
which spirits pull :4,3lt, beer, $. III nId cgars
md ti,bAccU. s., Or.
FoLIDwtSa Is the ltst Of tlutlnbIe goods. re-
cc!ved 1T the t:ustntll- ffnlse yesterday; II. ifrss,
nnrtrcn eases uissw,lre: ,fnrul, llGll.nnn, tivo
eslsrs tn,,s.ta 4outis; Cnlagllun & MnSellit. ifo
An GH,l@; Fletl. tuItcr s: t:t,.. RIxty-six ruses
dry Ncais; j. Y. FArwell 4 tn. scyei, casns dry
gotnls: J: Murrvll Il Co., 6D sncks suit. Culteo-
tfona. St,tstL
TNE stean,hoat Inspector at this port did not
Inspect tho Alpehll. md will mt. therefore.
nnkr MI tnvcs,tgat'nn NJ to thu cause 81 her
fountacrlisH., She trlnnEctl to tho DrnIu Ilarun
District, alNa Tho Inspector thert Will mike up Il
report. The ono hers snya bn lo,kctl tho ihlpen,l
Orer lust summer. whei. he issl,Ctt certificate
fut her Il, curry "yclllstunlgta. Sho wis thHn In
i!rst.elnsa co1ftstIon. lie deus mt besevu that
her sRktflR-np Is to te attributed tn "rGttpH
ianl1rrs," but sstys lint wnx ctl,lsrl BY getting
i,ttn tue, trough nf thu sea-, Whrre sllu WIS
built, could Withstand.