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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
Giectlon Notires.
srAn Oh NRw.YoRK
ITO THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY o.

no THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF
a NETWORK;
R-N1uce is hereby given that the General Election
held ufh Siate tue TUESDAY succeeding the nri
II November next November a. The following Old
q - be elected. 20 vii
TIA Electors Of President and Vice President Of the
Co,ei Gge II tie Court or Appeals for tun term IN
the place Charles tOEef appointed by the Governor IN
u uince
Wi ,zu.rp on the last ~ De, cpber next
Representatives m the b. ty seventh Congress OF INC
United states for the Fifth sixth. seventh Eig 3D. Mn n,
and Eleventh Congressional DstIicts competing the
County .
Gaulfv officers also 20 ~ elected for county,
TyyeuTyf1dr -, Members Of A sem9iT.
\ Reg ster in place Of eGercK =. LOew.
A PeenrItr III ire place OF redrr- K Smyfh
Judge the Superior court IA place OF Horace Russci
Amounted By Jhe Wigm ca ts. deceased
M whose terms Office VIII expire tho last Gay OF De
Justice Of ho Marine Court for lndeF Of unexpired
term wee Meyer appointed by tie Governor II
place Of emes j.. -lnnort dece-s"u 49,. -,
And jfice hereby 1urfHer clvea that the fol
lOWuc Ie-Du on. piDpJsr. IN ene 70 h5
WI also b. submitted o. vote ar hc sad err-
wards of election 70 Dee ncid IN
ms on second SoyenDr~ Thousand eight
shall pfOvlde box O. receive hr naios
Of eiJIZsua rc-lDu 10 l aDenuninl po
uo-el " concurrent resolutions ut the
eg.autc. passed it, eighteen humid 81 ana seventy nine aud
hundred aud eighty e2ch voter may present
and partly printed In the form following, namely Por tue
pfonose t0 eCi0ns twelve and thirteen tfuce
n D. lut which shall Or written
or printed partly lnted in the FORM
twelve thrice 2Trce six, OF the Cons utou" The
s4e of ta. iudOf -sd Constitution men meL
aud 4 81 o this state emitted i0 vote for Mem
m ~ the Asam1ly he- pf"vo districts shall De- en-
tits0 10 vre ou me pton the proposed amend
rle DAY Of election l tLe several eect04 CsIlol' u
Wnch theg rcsice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-The following BUSH
ness Wa transacted By the Supreme Court VI United
States to-day
No 27Tle American cotton Tie CouDa1y 1imod plain.
~, m error ar john a Klein % thc United
(frc-l
~ n -.ulnes Win costs stipulation. 40 81
me Bsllmore aad Ohio Railroad Company, appellant lct.
be s rrc, ir"in Supreme Court Of
e Dstr OF Columbia Passed lle Now Orleans MOBILE
- rex silftad COMPANY, pa III dgt
NJ - ssp ID error SUI rene Court Of Mississippi
tucpt continued 5g A. d. CtytOH for .eeHdaut
and GLUED 0y L. Bavpr for pIuud 81 error. No o.
rsfIalu scott. appellants, aCt Tie La Crosse
go ilvv4uEec CGDEang the
Tnf Sta, Circuit Court iOr the Eastern District OF Wis
.,,,r rguepr commenced bg a. "a. arpcnteT appel
isnfs and c0utinuea by T. M&urer apPe.ees
Ad,Ournod UNI tomorrow AT unOH-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
CIVIL NOTES.

Charles Dean. who sued Mrs. Theresa l..
B, the wife Of sa5 Ftancsc1 mills 'nairc, O. recover
q = 90 Cor n s-ry,ces as an e.curl received YER
.rr for 209 from the fur the supreme Court De-
1Jre Iusrlcc Dwight, yesterday
While coming froui lodge meeting on hetop
aoor OF tao German saving ia X Building Ia foHiI1-
.,r one nept in 1875 Norris Bennett accidentally
~ , r .i,str,ie q, the floor BEL q q stance Of
Hf.v feet HSI0irres were AMI he sued Ae bank
for 500 COO X was clamel 70 defence mat the IS
Wcrr saf and tIdt tue accident VS. ihe i'-' ol mr.
taouetf The jlrv. before JIst cc Daniels. ia TIC
Supr-u,c Court Yesterday. gave yTNici tcf enc ntiA
l. = Rlurrlaut 1ppcared ior tAe pamlN; eis4s'HDhd
k4uf1.iu. ana /. Sanders for tie defence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21

Secretary ~ he Navy has decided 20 defer the review 10
some time thereafter To- be fixed by hn ~
G+Deral Drum, the AdiniaBtG General decides that ~
an fcer OF the Army usually retains his residence a
srgv5cs tine son az an officer who. legal resident
notwithstanding the fact that be is absent on Govern
men; daty can be legally nominated ior su~ssiOh W
Na.fp ina.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION.
rorOslNC An AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE slX Or TIE c.

roN
Cired III the As am1v concur That sections we've ana
"a a. fs.og.
..c h. Tie hyperion Court N the Ct0 OF Nel 0rk7 the
l NJ, Ommnu IN fHe rY ana county Of rev Dirk,
m SUPERIOR Cont uull ana hn cry Court OF Br0or ,yn
are continued tie pc sers dud jurisdiction hey now seY
a h. haze AVID .ucb f thor civil lu criminal jurisdiction
. , c1n7rose, 5f ,e six Judges office Adoption OF
Xxx +e. .un ID r .ucc,. .1l. The tOutt ~ Common Pleas
80 - trE M l4 tif-. fuigr- then I'm oli Their
~ i No., aad oI1. ,1.,ge. IN. -ulerior court u
AMIN W -la md, ges nv IN Office ard hrr sucr@-s0rs ana
i, rirf f }loki.a oil a n uurnber of Judges not ev-
M -o,trf- Inn -'Hcr ar me aaor-i.u tLl5
..urlft.u A chief I,l shall
. re 0v tn- judges Of each said court. from their
own number. shall 3ct ~ such during Dig Uincldi TERM
.,t-... la office iId- Qamed M tis -ectn
.u1 ofherw o dian y expiration D -err. shd De- hle1
rr, ie ay provide for detailing frers 9I The SUPERIOR
C.rt of Common Pleas VI Nt'l ORR I'd And ct
en- rs AM sue, al OF tllI ul ha CIV ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
~ St'gmvna r 1syer.
RrcorDED REAL EsrArE TRANSFERS

na,,sode-ov-e y 9ss, acres also ess ,o acres on
Rivers al,-svc also g acsc Oh w bqeioae
TSn..9n. 49, s9 ms, "a e. on cor Kirrs.
birdie Rod. also 4i.-o, acr on Kilga.
pms IN 1rvv-i creek. al.a =. T., acres on 4 s
t-tr,s,rs,f~o f.c,.f. ,.g ,ls.., acres near
NJ i.'J a. Sf,,,i IN, Tl1+ vol creek. and
,,,.ef water N ud.0u River.
asp 100 -, es OI T., e, 81 az. o. - ' $50
-, - 49,, - . -. t.ert,-st ~ y M 1v4-xq9x
I52xi. x-.s1l4.lI. ago 5 Klugsbndge hoad.
1lth.aye 1913 * .T'zllat 20 hafiem kY@i.
also tNinesDilu-e t.ot' ~ : ~ .oeIll =, 70
a nuiht ~ u "- ~ y. q" 49, - Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21

The fOI0Nlng elIcs WtIt II'7IsI "I VIie l.AOIIIH
=alosrOom to-day
En- Rfcaard r HdTneu-
I .- -.err b. nis 'front.' warehouse with lot. No POS
CHURCHES. e 8, about - g 10 : u Waikee II. lot
9l.txjl. owen Jones ---.-..-, --.-,,.- 500
The t..rer aud four-sterg brick houses ana stable
Wit le 40 80 Mef -3d.si. = running through
no 2li West 22d-st @as.6 q W Of Jth-avc. lot -
.lv .. III ..-..-----.- 81
. tToostoy brick stores. with lois Mo- Dob 800 ana
317 SD ave. 1A6 Z. o 2itlst each lot 4S.5 80
x~ti John ~uusrn. --.-. .---.--------.--- a.
l thr-esto brown -foue dweimg with lot. No 34S
Fast 11fl-st. S. 10 Il " OF At-aye. lot lsX43.5; -
Alfred " IoweTre-.. -..-.. ----.----------- q
~ si'garnd r Meyer.
lots West End=vs. cor o. sIth-st. each 26lx -
joe. = = fIs .....----..--
lof., End ave. afiam8c above. together ID
sixg 1stX OK ~ONI aUt John D0nov o.
l1ts Wei S4fl-st 100 SO o. West EnG-ave, .
csrh -sXlu2... J Harvey o.
g'. s.. rsg 9ltA-st, "a iJinlns above 25zlO2z W
& Allen q
lots ccriic o. block. IN rear OF above together IN
sire 7fx}- * 5xau. 4 CssCe...
. lots " : Iouisyard. i0"2 II 0f s4thsL together
II ze EG. Kiss, Il Emanuel .-----.-..-------- =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
GIN Heal gs-atc 1or gale.

PARC AIN. bargain. House on G7th-st.,
C.ARK & CRANE pine.s5-
CLTNFON-PLACE property, between BroGd-
y way and 5tA-4ve, ior sale. kULAHD & WHITING.
. Bcekmau-sJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
n5TrrCIlcH.

Fcf Bovs and Young Men-City.
A RNOID SCHOOL. % East 46th-st., corner
y MAIDS nave. c. s.. NILES a. ". PIincipa.
RTHUR II. CUTTERS CLASS FOR BOYS.
This e1 j. caeg hr. are Two seetoas senior
snG uno ,ach secoa limited - dozen pupa ran
For eiri.sr narisuiars Apply 10 ARTHUR II CUTLER
y o. ~ " Isl ,,ic 1' Car " Egi Harvard college
President Jaine- AcCo.iL Prnceton College
Henry Il. A eTander esq. Nsw YORK City
FRANCS .. lrfHch esq NfW YORK city
Oliver Hartman. esq New Aork city
Anred 81. lfo-f, esq. y ew.l orL cry
william < rp'p. So Sew. G9dA , 4'1;
William H. Osborn es. New. 1rk 'ity-
J.. Pciley 'sfo. i titF
Georsc H. Sareens. cil. -eN- lof- '.tg.
CADY & WALWORTHS BDslnes- College,
~ southeast corner Union Square fnokgeepe iha Dlsl
Tor ciIcuar
CHARLIER INSTITUTE,
- Central PARK. New York CITY.
BOARDING oay boys and young o seven
twenty. TWENTY s1th year begins september 20 1881
prot. ELIE CHARLIER. Director.
GLASS of Mr.. NEWELL. 113 East 26th-
" ~. reference 70 uaTents. John Kean, esq
DR. A. CALLISEN'S day school for boys,
~ lVl West 434sL. reopens Monday september 20th
mr.. SACHS'o COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
IL ~ West 4eh horooe1 PREPARATORY irAnine Tor
Columbia Harvard aud Cornell German .1ngnase par, o.
Crosby, Professor DrisicI-
II :. EVERSON'S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
~ corner ~ - ana oibaSs oppS5t Reservoir PARK
SHORT LESSONS IH1EOUGHLY MAsrEeED.
MURRAY HILL INSTITUTE,
VA No ] wFsT soTHsr. a Preparatory school for
coi.efe o. for business wh fuma department rs
seventeenth year september 20 References the President
and senior Profossors College aud many Of
Known citizens. JOSEPH d. HULL Principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
REAL ESTATE.

Nrw-YoRK. wedne day, Oct. 20. 1880
The following sales were held at the Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
6cuscs ano Rooms ipauteG.

VTANTED.-A fully furn shed house TOT dhc
w in4r family siDan lO alton between '@t and 9Jth-
all AN and 6ih ayes: must comp ctey furuisncd
49, Acar--s a. W. l.. q. Box 4-G. New ork Cliy-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
Gonutrn propcrtp Tor safe ono GO te

4 FINE LARGE HOUSE, an improvements;
" carra1s-l1us~. e.-lt acre. orchard fine o,-lton.
io,ly minutes H0m cts " exchange T. i ST. AZ h-'
z0D broadway.
A GREAT BARGAIN.-For sale OF to rent
= very low. q nuud-Ou. stone outage containing
to schools ciutc.es ara iegry Apply 70 MILLER S 81
AON-0N. w. New Brighton. E l.
A SHORE FARM. 80 miles Oh Long Island,
~ ezceleut aud. largo b'l1lugs Eooa orcnari " be
odd fO close estate ~ LAID o. M-4ii->tr o Beck
maDs st. ------
a SPLENDID FARM. 200 acres, near a
y Thriving ctv southern Iowa. nalf Of u under cul
walton: ce,a buildings nnfnE water so Der acre terms
60 suit. Adara-- Dr }. y. T!IIlt-A, ree.a1l.l ~ -
ar ORANGE. n. j. tuelehoorbood specially.
"a Property for asf I'll varieties. efeaf DAT
ANS. FDWAED hAhlLlDN. L-i a-T-.. ~ y.
NgONTCLAIR, \. J., properly specIalty.-
w -lcEear cottage neatly new, rooms nv MN
Ute. from depo stores ,nuTcne school F4rlen ana f-L
HOWE e parsons 10 teGaI-a-
ARRANGE, n. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
~ - AIS % furnished ani M ur.-lsi
black W ELL q oed tk onn ll1n a.itio- Jlise ~
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5 ALE.-The
rAs belonging Go fhe ~ BrIn-ics Carpet
Comm. }lIvleE NtWj ere s. locate. close ny
Re Iatt7a depot with large wafer age o. the canal
Tbrer are engines 2lOhorse power Win boilers complete
''1 wan PRICE.' $4,000 TERMS Easy
N'' '-' e.. D.. = ARUFFBTRGF,
90 Albany st.. New BrInswl"k. N. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
Erstrurrlcu.
For Rows and Young Msn-Countrv.


| ELMWO0D INSTITUTE, Lanesboro', Berk-
enDc business private instruction speciality
niOus'''''' ''' REV A. A. GnBEET. a. D., Principal
IRVING INSTITUIE.-boarding and Day
seS S ssy' spsH and a
1 II. ROOFS Bows Boarding School, Green
-. veh conn. Limited 70 ten boys HIGHEST Iele[ences
husin,isa College send FOR circular
MISS E. 4. LYON, Fairfield. Conn. an ex;
rnn Pe 70 ioar od 5Ss a oT Sa tTeS sssr o
| AgCRRIS CLASSICAL INSTITUTE. 40,
w boys family soarGg school. ioesu"G a,isge or
sS sBS bow h oregfh g se hef AIDES
s9TPefyisiqa % eS pupil. Address ho Princpa, l.
DEFKSKILL (N. Y Military Academy. For
circulars address Col q. WRIGHT. A. NJ Principal.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
CHE ,rER Penn. opens septenler .; ,.,r,
1aS ana English Ps Colonel Tso t i rr
! CTEVENS HIGH SCHOOL,
Rivor.st between 5th AMI Gih-s,s. Foboken, NJ,
ORENs SEPTEMBER Is.
coURsE or LECTURES O. NATURAL HISTORY.
PHYSIOLOGY. CHEMISTRY. md PHYSICS.
A GYMNASIUM ATTACHED y Scholarship N
TIE STEVENS INSTITUTE GIVEN As A
PRIZE ANNUALLE
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT, 500 PER AENUM
SENIOR DEPARTMENT, slJO PER MUM
Tnesc term. include al the stnies
For apply the Librarian OF stevens Institute
G1EG FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR At one
" -g'IO Of the besi military o.a7hng 9cn9as "IInH
HORN. No 80 East lita.st. Sew .orS city.
Ior Young Lades-CountrY.
PTNCHAMTON LADIES COLLEGE. and
ID College Of llnc and Qrat0r 500 oDens enner D.
R ,o,e s "A. I 4a NV peaarIen
pORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE. y. j.
- Oueo cfv bo-t choo IN Inc lara aud l ues cc4ied
acad i0r catalogue. Rev " a. - ~" IN a l liesteht
| CORNWALL COLLEGIATE SCHOOL for
- '0'"S "''''' VI REV. AIFaiiD ROE Principal
| OOTTAGE SEMINARY Tor YOUNG LADIES,
- potmown, Mqne2me Co., Penn tniry met annual
O'r For 'a'alosue' 1 tP % Butt ra A. NJ Principal
I HILLSIDE SEMINARY Bridgeport Comb
frso,rsti af va.sar and Oder COLLEGES .peciaty
ANNE J. STONE MAE4ANA b. sLAD& Mrs C..
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies. Tarry-
co1eos H Ee5t. M 81 n' . Il W INITIATE rraepa
IVY HALL, BRiDGETON, \. J.,.-
HOME IS, HOOL FoR Hol Nc LAI3l-%
sa ss pa - Sev ~ era @ ass,a Soptem
ETAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE,
o,l,et fo va, 4'gaE de' o Wdy SHOWN for Z
ceace 81 p:5ei@ gPa great eagy and aiao''' Oh '
MISS BULKLEY'o Scb0oi FOR Young Ladies.
Va Iarpt1 Tnon teI u6son VIII reopen ed sep.- d.
EgIss d. B. Burts Institute for Young LADIES'
Afs and Misses 90 ~anutsJ s,a az st i tia
ara Intellectual culture Pupils rrei7e persona car ana
i ar- ,,se NaA' '''''' mo '''' au' -u
RYE SEMINARY, Rye, y. I.--For Partieu-
IA ars address Mr- sd LEE
STAMFORD. Couu.-MI~s AIKEN'S BOARD
For circulars acdress Mrs AIHEN
TVHE MAPLES.-A family school for Young
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21

Limited Euga aemcnt u Two WeeEs only
.
LOUIS ALDMCH snd .cuAs. r PARsLOE:
...........- ......... ..-.-..-... .:
Barley Campbell Powerful American Drama entitled
", PARTNER: Ny P1ErNrR:
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-30
HOW WATCHES ARE MADE.

IL VIII be apparent to any one, who Will ex-
anime SOLID GOLD WATCH. that aside from
the necessary thickness for engraving and
polishing. Il large proportion OF the precious
metal used Is needed only to stiTcn and hold
The engraved portions In place, and supply the
ceSSlry SolIdity and strength The surplus
Sola Is actually needless SO far as UTILITY and
beauty are concerned. In JAMES BOSS PAT
ENT GOLD WATCH CASES, this WASTE or prc
ctouS metal Is overcome, and the SAME soI.1prry
AND STRENGTH produced at from onc-thtrd TO
one.half OF the usual cost OF solid cases: This
process is ofHie most simple nature, as FOL
lows: a plate OF nickel composition metal.
specially adapted TO the purpose, has two plates
or SOLID GOLD soidered one Oh each Side. The
three are then passed between polished steel
rollers, and the rcSuib Is strip or heavy plated
compositions from which the cases, backs, CEN
Tres, bezzlcs, &C., arc cut and shaped by, suita-
Die dies and'formers. Tho gold In these eases
Is sufficiently thick to admit Of all kinds OF
chaSlhg, engraving and cnamelinc: the en-
9raVcd cases have been carried until worn Der.
iectly smooth by tiinc and use without rcnoy
Ing the gold.
THIS Is THE ONLY CASE MADE WITH TWO
PLATES OF SOLID GOLD, AND WARRANTED
BY SPECIAL CERTIFICATE.
For sale by Connor & Chandler ard C.. Mu1It,r
ASK for Illustrated Catalogue and to, sec war
rant. mcb 1,-+v,v
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-30
The Primary Election.

ihc" primary election passed of
Quietly on Monday. ~ very full vote
was polled--fourtccm hundred and
hncty-eiXht, against twelve. hundred
"hd forty-'W DIN 1878. This gain rcp-
lesci'ts the accretsons TO the party in
"lc past two years, sud as every voter
Mits an enrolled mcmbcr ofsomc cl,,b
and TOOK an oath to abide by antl!sup-
portal ttie nominations, II con he
easily seen what Il solid phalanx we
nave upon which 10 build up the total
vote for the Democratic party. The
tickct was but partially filled. 4
sheriff, nfc,abcr oc. the house, and
thrcc county commissioners, are yct
10 DC chosen. We will reserve furth.
CT remarks on the nominees until t,;c
whole ticket is put IN tl,e field Then
we shall open the party campaign
against the Radicals, with all tho viz.
or we arc capable Of, and do all IN on,
power to secure II sweeping vote for
our county nominees.
There exists, OF course, tic usuol
amount of disappointment on the part
VI those gentlemen who failed to So.
cure the positions to which thev os.
pred. but they, too, will rally tc
= Inc supporter their moro succesafn,
competitors. Any man VIII worJ, fo,
iilc lst support sofa ticket OIL which, l,is
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-30
Messrs Lamar, Rankin g. Lamar: aent,omcn.

Messrs. Lamar, Rankin & Lamar; Gentlemen.
a member or my family whom l feared had
consumption has been entirely cured by tho
use or brewers Lung Restorcr. His condition
WAS very alarming TO all OF us. ana we did
every thing we could think OF to cenefit him.
WiIhoMt success, until got him Il bottle of your
Lung hestorer. lie began TO Improve after the
HFst doss and before he had taken two DottlSs
was entirely cured, where feared no curntwoS
pinGsSihie, iG and most cheer ully recommend tit to
nil VINO nave any affections OF the lungi. Jio
WAS coughing and splitting oil the time, so IT,.
GIiSSIfnIly ni:Itn tiat lt prevented his sleeping at
rcSn MN In the least. Had but little appetite,
nna Wnata sinGe ne mgan the use OF Brewers Lung
lttStorcr has slept well and his appetite is very
illucl better. have never seen anything act
80 So promptly and effect n cure In so short time.
WlSnms You great success and hoping the
above may influence many to. try Hrowers
Lung keslorcr where they need medicine TO
nc,rngi neh anu restore the Lungs to healthy
eo"uitloll. am HGfSrcSpGGtIuly
-. MRi5+E. J. WILLIAMS.
College. '"" ''i'AN'o
Sold by the Druggists OF this county.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-30
Panicky Radicals.

Nmecting oflndcpcndcnt Rcpubli.
cans who intend to support Hancock
was called fSrr Friday evening in
C'hcEcrlng Hall. New York. 1t was
grand success, ovcr: two thousand
persons being present, incl'aling scv-
erd hundred ladies'. Leonard. jerome
presided, and John W. Forncy made q
telling speech. With these recruits,
"'d with'Tammany and Irving Hall
cofrt''''cdj the city is put down for II
majority Of seventy thousand. and the
state TOR thirty OrIortY thousanl.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-30

How easy it is to be opcn-handetl
when it involves no self-ienial. When
people wish they bad wealth in order
TO 30 good with it, they commonly
mean that they world like to have SO
much money that they could give
freely. without feeling il. But what
gcnoSity is there in that ? The true
measure of our devotion to any object
is what we arc ready to give mp for it.
Until we make sacrifices fora cause we
furnish no proof that-tIat cause has
our heart. We do not even know
whether or not we really love Il friend,
unless we arc called on to: choose be-
tween his welfare pnd something that
VIC arc 10th to surrender.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-30

. , VALUABLE 4; rlprtrs.-Rcmenyi's 8
hadlcs are valucf 't $4,000. The
Oldest, "thc Princcs' was matio hun
drcds Of years as by Nicoli Amati,
value $4,000 It t. seldom used. The
second, "the Princess" was made by
apupil of AI!@'i: the celebrated Stra-
divarius, and is used for concert pur-
poses, value E5, 900. The third instru-
mcnt wHs made by Mr.. Cotton, of
brooklyn. Tho work is done entirely
by hand. Should AR. Cotton live to
be n very old man, he will only bc able
to complete about fifteen yiolins.
Rcmcnyi calls it "thc Crown Prince -
and uses il for" parlor playing, yalue
$S, S,OO0.-Ame,ican DIT Jou,1ul.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-30

WHIST PLAYERS. london, ,qoc;ct,,
says that there is no game which re-.
rcals to us MOrc OF the character of. n
man han whist. There is tho man of
cunning and deep design, who viii
Always bc III iaVor ofovcrlincssing, of
trlck! combinations which seldom
come or, and whose play, ifit mis-
ic"us ms opponents, is also successful
III dccciving his partner. There is the
llmiu, fearful man, who plays an cs-
scniEily nervous game; who never
!eads'trunlpS unless he has amazing
slrcngth;, who plays entirely for his
own hand; who is given to putting on
his best cards second hand, for fear he
should lose the opportunity of ever
making them; who. if hc has bad
hand, is always ready to throw down
MS cards, and WHO never: dreams of
being ofscrvicc to his partner. There
is the supcrStitious man, tho jpv or
gravity of whose face reveals tint he
holds good oribad cards, who is intoyi-
Gated with delight when he wins and
as gloomy MS q mourncr when lie
loses. Tllos1, is the inccssant mr,m-
bier, wlloj before ho even looks at lis
hand, Growls about 'sllis Iuck :"
who walls like Jeremiah about tie
rubDers he loses; who is always COM
mcnting upon the goodfortunc Of 9th
crs; who sighs and gr0ans when his
partner leads, .as'if u tooth was BEING,
drawn out of his heel instead of q card
out OF his hand; who appeals to those
around for sympathy when cruelty
treated, and who, even when yicto-
rlous, insults his luck by ironically re-
marking, "At last | have wonr'
PRoGRESS IN PALEsrrNE..-It is STAT.
ell That great changes arc going on in
Palestine. The old climatic conditions
under which it WINS u land tlowino.
with milk and. honey arc returning.
And with the increase Of. the raininll
vineyards arc increasing and groves
sprlhglng up. The Jews who were q
mere handful, n few years ago in JIG.
r4saIem, are now half the population
OF that city, where they number 20 900.
At Beirut, the chief city ofSy ria, there
are a dozen Christian colleges and high
schools, and some fifty lesser institu-
tons. a railway has been, projected
under the conlrol of American and
English capitalists to run through the
whole length OF Palestine and connect
the Nile and the Euphratcs, thus full
ming the prediction of Isaiah xix:
22-2o.' There is a project for reclaim
ing al immense tract beyond tho Jor-
dan, ny jewish colonization. And tho
entire Pashalic Of Palestine is now
held on past due mortgage by the
great jewish BANKERS tho Rothschilds
Al these things, taken togethep arc
profoundly significant, and seem to in.
cate that the return Of the Jews to
Palestine IS not only Practicable and
! probable, but THAT it IS near at hand.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-30

own name is found.'% Rut by far tile
greater patsiotislil -pests'witnhimw wlro,
buryingrllis disappointment, throws
his wholesoul into advocacy Of the
party nominations, This is tho mark
OF u trNly noble spirit: Let ussall
push tho campaign with rush be-
tween this time and the second of
November.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-30

The battle Of Gettysburg was
fought on tho Confederate side mainly
ny Lon&Strccts troops. This eminent
Confederate is now drawing the COM
or .blc salary of 81 800 as Mr.. Hayes
Minister 20 Turkey. Meanwhile the
Union soNlicr who won tho battle at
GettysburAk aud saved Pennsylvania
nnd the NoNn from invasion, is being
denounced lY the republican press is
q traitor andIrcbcl sympathizer. Some
mixed. "
-7-l'ny S0UE subscriptiou. H
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-30

MIR. AhsALoM BLYTHE, OF Green
vile, has been nominated for Con-
grcss from this district by the Radi-
Gals. He went into the Republican
G''np with Judge Orr, and was Solici-
tor Of the Eighth Circuit for Il Willie.
lie is u SDod man to beat.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-30

YiIE MOST RECENT RETURN nc, TIE
Democratic party is Con. Daniel l..
Sicklcs, formerly a Democrat but for
years alfcpublican, and minister. to
Spain during Grants administration.
Dan is somewhat Of the Ben Butler
stripe, but he is one OF The straws that
mark the current.