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gTEAEEKa,
yNASEINGTCN STEAMBOAT 90.


On Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednes.
day the boats CT the Washington Steamboat
Company Nimited) will run as follows:
LcaUe Washington at 80 s 10 Q 80 and 10 so
q. M, snd u Is, 2 10. ) 20 10 So and q. m.
Iearc alexandria u: 6 GO, I 30. 50. 10 10 and
II 50 M. snd IS. , 10, q %. S 20 ard 80 p. M.
On Thursday. Friday snd Saturday Leave
both cities st 90 $50 $50 9 80. 10 81. II 60
II 90 ] 80 so 90, 4 80 5 81 and so [:epl5
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CONFECTlONERS.
Always READY
HENRY BRENGLE,
NO. l29 KING STREET.
The FANFAMED BRENGLE'S ICE
CREAM

Il made OF the riches! crcsn, crystal sugars snd
most delicious fsvOrs. # is the creme dc III
creme, sid has Iubstaa.islly superseded hll other
Creams in this section of Ibis State He still
sells Il &! the cid rates aad providea, also, Fro.
I'm CustsTis and Wafer Ices.
purerardles snd Dessert Pies specislties; Black,
Fruit Pound, jelly and Fslcy, Ornaments snd
Hisia Cakes are sold cheaper than they can be
IcGn ufsciured Et home a iso Cream Puffs, Ts5ts
sad Pastry and TsEy ofall binds, Fruits, Nuts,
Con dictionaries, CsroDlels snd bugsrsd Fruits.
dc cs.e!s for families snd entertainments NIL
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i5tean:ars 2f i:lis l.aa s5il RUIZ IS Soiio9s:
E@E2 HGE.%Gg.A,

l;iean.aFs d tHs l:la s9ili ruD rs Ioiio8s:
E&sE2 EGE.%9E.M,
Connecting with Eerchanis' AID Mins,a Limo
for Beaten. steamer
G-sE 2 tsT TIE EIgRS
EVESY MUMDAY. WEDNESDAY ,nd
FRiDAY, TT Il CO o'clock f.T.; returning, leave
Norfolk on 81 ern ,te days st i GO .. H.
Thi5 stsulch lrol steamer has lust heon paint
I'd throughout, stGtarooms newly furnished and
csrpatec, and is thu handsoEioss a. we'll ps the
saiesl coat on Inc fotoE &C river and Chesapeake
6sy, ami le the cpig steamer making close con-
ncc.!on with tie How York and boston s:esn-
ers; also connects win Richmond ates mcrs and
!S!rosd lines :.outh. Stops st PIMEY POINT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Beginning May Isl, 1851, excursion tickets,
good for eeVen teys, will co Issued IS follows !:
Frstciass rouud TIP 10 IT. Monroe sud Norfolk
IS Oh; first ctass fsr8 20 Fortress Monroe and
Norfolk 81; second clsas each wav 81 50: Il rst
class fare to puey Point And poin. Lookout
81 o. first class round trip TO Pinoy Point and
Polnt Lockout - %; Gccoad c.&ss ecch WY T5a
5lsteTooms 81 meals T5c.
F@szs AAsy Wssk@,
SE; s y! s RS e. - I'JTstq ssTa,yyf 1t;ss.A
GESjsst'Iy
&FEEY FRIDAY, az u ~; snd returning,
~ ~ Ait+ ElSl -, I%SSL !lEGT, =
aAY SGTU lsDAI. 81 O'clock n. III.
The steamers OF this COMPANY mako connsc.
tons at Il orfoiis for Eo1Loc and all points E.st .
q: Now York with all pC:uts Wes. and North.
wost, srd IL AleSaniria with Virginia M;disrd
Railroad End Washington and Ohio Railroad,
Through rates giyon ard freight hsndled cnre-
fully Ecd promptly. Cor further ipfur1astion
apply 70 +. a. RGkD Agent,
,,,,>, JanEey's whsri.
WIZ. THOMPSON, President,
1ilG street,
cop &7-!c Wsshine.an, O. G.
xSsssFs, CLyDN'6 STEAM LINZ WEvK-
'es4asSss.< LY To
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER. PROVE.
DkNCE and BOSTGE.
GieA:2cc sle~yo AlaIandria EyEgY TfTEq.
nA? and leave Philadelphia EVERY sat.
URQEY.
Taie line CONNECTS :: Ale,snGtls with .tan
&. g ID. and " :; Q. =. Rs, snu ct ph;ls6si.
nhIs Wi; G!Tde'a regular S.aapshivE for Vail
Biycr, Providence sid Boston,
Fret Ght Forwarded With prom p:ness and c.so
f.ea OF commissions. va -
No Charge for trsnsfer in ta;iAiolnhia. ana
wharfage IN E@&!on. Quick iiI1,e. ETonuent
dePsr:uEea'. Through rates and sh1ouyh 5ills
o. lacins given. Insurance Il. the lowest rates.
Agents:
7. 4. BRED, Aio,ant:eIs.
W&. = CLYDE - Co, PhiIaIelotj.
,'odNSON & CO., WsEh. g Georgt n
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FOR POTOMAC klVER LANDINGS,

CE aEG eiter Monday, Angus! 1st 1851 the
esosmar T. V. ARkO WSMiTH, will lesve her
wharf, foot OF kirg Street at 7:3l q. N EVERY
9uApAY, THU kSDAY and SATURDAY
Ter IS Nom!ni Fery; Or Thursday, Nomini
Curfioman; On Saturday Curt!oman snd Lscn.
ard!oIn.
Steamer MYSTIC Sundays Tor River Land.
ings as l'r down IS Gpuer Aschodock, stop pin e
at Hreuts what and Chapel Point.
tuesdays raskiaG the above Landings as far as
hattnx Creek.
jl.S-tf ]. T. WOOD. Nsnsoar
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VIRGINIA: In tbs Clerks ofice of the Cir.
cult Court Of Aexardris county, on the
Plat Of September, 1881.
Mark Young, plsintt va. Allen Dodge, Robert
p. Dodge, T. r. Berry, William Copeland
aud Hiram w. Barrett, trustees Samuel Z.
Bell, William D. Osssin, trustee, Jacob Lsfo,
trustee for Mary y. Geger, Mary Z. Gulgor,
and Charles Lar man, trustee, defendants. In
chsnetry.
Memo. The ohjcc. of this suit is to nske the
above named parties defendant to on amended
bill in chsncery. fled this day, and TO require
them TO answer The same under outh as 10 all
and every The matters and things charged by
way of amendment, and that they may make 3
full and true discovery Il all the nj ,tters Store.
snid; that the complainsnps debt, principal ard
interest, the interest of the said Allen dodge in
ssid property, and the liens upon The same be
sscerts1nedi that the said property be sold 10
satisfy the coDplsiusnts ssid dest, principal hnd
interest, and the costs Of ifis suit.
The above n, mad defendants not having en-
tered their appearance and given security nc
cording to the act OF Assembly, and the rules of
this Court and it appearing by affidavit th&t
they are not residents of this State, it is or
dered that the said defendants appear here with
in one month after due publication of this
order and do what is necessary TO protect their
Interests in this suit; and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Ga
zette, newspaper published in the city of AL
exsndris, once week for four successive weeks,
and posted st the front door of the Court House
Of this county. A copy-test
BENZ. AUSTIN, Clerk.
G Gssn!ss Il stS Safys and pq s,p-.aw
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DgyGs. CHEMICALS, &c,

PERRY HcUsToN COUNTY g..
We hsvs known ''Swif.'r i'y Gh!;ic SIectc"
tested in burdrecs Of csses Of SYPHILIS, Mercur-
rialRhemstisrn, Scrcfus, etc. II u!aJa the most
perfect and permanent cures IN ersry case.
Hugh l. Benz ard Sam. ID. k'llcn Judge
Savannah Ga I'd Jhckscr, Dep Crk. Supr.
Ct. Wra. Brunson. Iii WsrIen. j. W. Vim
berIy, j 4. Gilbert, Hr' st.. j. w. M%nr, Go.
Treas, Wm. d. Pierce, san. &. G. D1ucsn,
Dag & Gordon
am scqusnted with the p;opri,tort, sna
many Ct toe gentlemen whose s%t atures sppas
20 TIC foregoing cef,iilcsta. They ARC non Of
high chsi,ct.er rid standing
:, Il. CnLQUlTT.
Governor of 6 eorgia.
TEE SWIFT SPGGlFlG CONTRARY,
Proprictors, atlanta. Ga.
Sold By 7. :. LhADR&&THE & BRO.
Gail 70. copy OF 'Iolns L: eIs Friend"
cec1
zD's'D. $, LsApBgATFx. rGos. LEADszATEa
!. S. LeadboatGE l. Bro.
a'oa. and s. fs;.tsz ST..
GEEaEi;*sses2 87a;s.
Dealers in
PU!:3 DHUGS snd hEUlGINEG, CHHMI
UELS. PAINT$i OILS, "&O"&l&TA-
IL MAuiGiE =, Z AkUEE a4&EG,
SPICES, AGRICU LTUKAk
CHESlCAL.o Fl ~ HUi.
LET GOODS, ;;:., Sc.
Projectors OF Anodyne toc:orE!, L-hr:ca.iEs
Imminent, kaaGnce Jsnaic> HiHEc! end Cough
syrup: and Agents tCc Ayers Medicines Aver
iiPE Chemical Psats &c.
EsarF etc:t viii Eo inside 10 lca JAin .iie high
reputation OF sGr old establishment. mp
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1kleEaudriu Gazette
WHNNHsuAY EvsNINo, SKPT 28.

y HINDU MAGIClAN.-A oorresp,r Lent at
Madras vi, 'cs \ beautiful young Raiput Of
twenty, by panc P.6mts!ng. who came here
fortnight sgc, gave bis first performances last
Saturday. The place Tas we'll crowded. Tho
yoarg mao begso tie Performance, by piayi.g
Oh inc EGd!e. the eZq1lslteuess Of which | am
.. s. lcss to de- cribc l. Hss the grspdest per-
Iormsbco | eVer heard There vas small
tent 40 III 0 yaId aud haf 10 height 10 the
nsutre OF tic A0rss whare the performs CO Wa
ven. thls YES III ds up OF Gu: iron bars, jOirs
ed By rhtenF; the bsee formed a sqnnre. ard
the ,op Il Il Vas dome made up OF stick.
The tect mad red sa,Io ctv.T. Tue coDsrruC
ton OF this tuuf, OF whatever you may csl II,
was such tbas It cpud be tskvn 60 pieces aid
adjusted 10 monte. Then cane the "Dusa-
vathanuDl." iLii vas toue by playing s.p
kinds OF musical les:rumcnts We nsd the
Zee! eZaulaed, and fouod noshir iusid.. The
Youcg mn0 eutered !. add too III The lnstru-
meDtd that were GU siis. AL III so Instruments
W!Ee p syed uD0p st The sane zine. scconps-
DIcd D2 s,dslog " ID" yturg insn alone. Thtn
ali the lnstTuments Wer, taken cat, n remain
log lo5Ide tho tent. Sc'rctly q few uiauses ST
Ter there Vas Doise Of BRASS Vessels. lmme-
d!a!e'y followed the uose of wa.er being poured
from one vessel TO snothor. Snortiy after he
threw out Two cloths. ong be wore ss the time
he entered the tent and another. a. lsst the
tent was token TO pieces, when We ttu1d tie
young man df.sFnd like beautiful dansel, and
d,c)ra'ed wtth f5aers snd jewels, after To.
fashion OF Hindu dancing girls, sod wearing
white muslin wish lace b1lucIs aud violet
b)dlce, the contsots of which copstsbls tried
so txaD'ne. Beture Lo catered the tent he had
three tut = when he came cut his head VAS
Ike females. The general belief of The Him
dus Is that II Is all uOre By the help of spirits.
READY FOR Monday morning
opening vi hue DRESS GOODS az ISAAC EICu.
BERG's. spp22 Iy
Oi'eniu2 s.nsE Closing OF tho 1aaiJs.
CLOSING
Washington, u g., and Northeastern mails
3. m, L %. and and Is p. 10.
Western mails 30 and is .. II.
Southern msiia, via Richmond, Va, 10 80 g.
n. and 80 md ID D. m.
1outh and southwestern mails via Lynch.
ourg, Virginia, way and through mails, 0O s..
II. and ~ p. III.
Manassas division 10 q. N.
Alexandria 20 Round Hill Vs., SO0s. M
OPENING,
Northern ind Western mails. vi. WASHING.
son, ID. e., 8 81 a. m. II M and q 90 o. LII.
Southern E!sils, via Richmond, Vs. s 90 g. VI
ami 9 20 e. II.
Southwestern rnaiis via Lynchburg, Virgins
Through T.ln'is) including way malls on Midland
Railroad, s 20 a.
Mansssas Division &c p. NJ for lock boz only.
Rounc Hi! 10 Ale1sndrs, Va, 3 81 p. n.
once Hours-OHlce opens St 80 G. IN. and
closes 81 I " 2. n.
Sundsy Hturs--Ofice opens nj Is =. ~, and
closes 81 30 g.. N.
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LEGAL ElnTISES.

VlbGINIA: In the Clerks office IF The Cor
v poration Court OF the city uf Aiexandfis,
on the Path day Of Septem Der, 1881.
Benjamin Cooley, complainant,
ssr.h co sfa;n' defendant. In eha"es'y'
Memo. The object of This suit is to ob.ain
decree divorcinE the complain AIT from the bonds
Uf mstrin ony with the defendant.
The defendant, Sarah Cooley. not having en-
tered her appearance and given security accord
ing to the act of Assembly and the rules OF this
Court, and it appearing by affidavit thst
she is not a resident OF this State, it is or
dered that the said defendant sppear hero
within one month after due publication of this
order, and do what is necessary TO protect her
interest in this suit; and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Ga
ZGtte 8 newspaper published in the city of Alex
dris once week for four successive weeks, and
posted at the front door Of the Court House Of
this city. A copy, test ,o. nvu
Il. kemper, p. q scp2G-wiH
NlKGISIA: In the CLERKS ctfica Of the Cir
cui. Court of Alexandria county, o. the
2lst Sept N Der, 1881.
The rresu mems Saving ard Trus. CompsnY,
who cue for the use OF Johr a. j. Crcsweil,
Robert PurvIs ard Robert Ii. 4. Leopold,
Commissioner of the said Freed mems Savings
and Trust Compsny, coz plainsnts, ard Rob
ert +. Dodge Alien OuGge, L, L. Berry.
WinAm VI d 3lhCQ SDQ hiram W. Barrett,
trustees, Samuel +. Boil, William D Csssin,
trustee, jacob Lofo, lrusleeo for Mary 7.
Gelger, hsry 2. GGieer and Charles L. ,nmaa,
trustao, GefendAnta. in chsnccry
Memo. The object of this suit is 70 make The
ab9Ve named parties defendant 10 the amended
ball, filed this day, and to require them 10 ALI
swer the III, under ostE as to oil aud every the
MASTERS and things charged by wSy OF smend-
ment and to require them to rnske FL! aud
true discovery Of sl the N alters aforesaid, sud
that the COmplsinsnts debt, urii cipsi aad iulor-
est, the in.eres. CT tbs said Robert ? Dodge in
said properly ana The liens upon TIC sane te
ssce,ts!ned; that the said property be sold TO
satisfy the comp!snAnts said debt, principsl sud
interest, and the costs OF this suit
The sbove ,nsmed defendants not hsv-
ing entered their appearance and given
security according to the act of Assembly and
the rules of this Court and it appearing by
affidavit that they ara not residents oi tuls
State, it is ordered that the said defendants
appear here within one month after due publjca-
ton of this order, and do what is necessary to
protect their interests in thissut; and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in the Alex
andria Gazette, q newspaper published in the
city of Alexandria, once y week for four sue
cessive weeks, and posted at the front door of
the Court House Of this county. A copy test:
BENZ. AUSTIN, Clerk.
faa5o' T. % stnnrI and pq sepz5-w4"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-06
. THpIR EsrD ES7"s CONDITION.
Official Eull"tinB Purporting to Show How
He Ia Progres,ing.

'oMcInl Euti"tlnB PurportiDG to Show How
@ He 10 Progressing.
II WAslIINGToN. September 2, $3.50 a.
n:-The President slept well during
sthe night and this morning. his condi-
tion is III all respects ae Yesterday ut
the sa,ne hour. Pulse 100, telnpera.
turc 68.4, respiration'17
,E%ECUTlvE MANSION, $50 p. NJ
Tic President hns pissed comt0rta-
bic day, aud this evening appears bet
ter tmn for some days past. lie has
taken larger proportion Of nutrimcnt
10y ihc mouth and manifested xreutcr
relish for it.. His pulse shows s0,l,e
Improvement as regards frequency md
strength. Tie pnrotid ab@trss con-
tinurs to improve. The 'Wdulid shows,
as yet. little charge. This evening lis
pulse is 104, temperature 99.2, rcspira-
tipn Is.
The following was sent at 1Op. NJ.
LoWrN. MiHi,ter ut LdndOn: Tho
President has had q very satisfactory
day aud. IN the Judgment of his sur
9cuns, all his symptoms arc favorable
Tonight. lie has had less fever and
better appetite than for many days
past. BLAINE. Secretary.
WAsHlNGToN, September 3, $50 a.
m.-The President vomitcd once late
last evening and once about IN hour
after midnight. Notwithstanding this
Disturbance he slept well most uf the
night, and this morning has taken
food by the mouth without nausea and
has retained it. His pulse il some
what more frequent, but in other re-
spccts his condition is about the same
as ut this hour Yesterday. Pulse l0S,
Temperature 98.4. respiration l3.
EXECUTIVE MANSION. 1870 p. H.
The Presidents condition has not
cmngcd materially since the last bull
lclin was issued, and there hns been
no further gastric cfiSturbaIicr. Pubic
10 emp ra1ure 9S. I, respiration 1a.
EXfCU1lvE MANSION, IL p. m.--Scc.
rrtarr Blaine sent the following cable
gram Tonight to Mr.. Luwcll. minister
in London: "LiIst night the President
did not rest wcll and twice during the
night his stomach was so distGibcd
that he Soni,cd. During the day he
has been better and has swallowed the
usual quantity of food and retained it.
His pulse, however, has been higher
than for the preceding two t,nys. Ills
surgeons do not think he has lost
ground, but he certainly has not gain
cd since last nights dispatch. at this
hour, halt-past 10, he is quietly Sleep
ing. BLAINE, Secretary"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-06
MAKING WATCHES.

Defective Watch Cases are one OF the chief
causes Of SO many watches not being good
time pieces The cases being thin and not 1T
ting well admit dust und dirt TO the NJ We
mcht, which soon lnterrsres With the rnnnlrg
parts OF the watch nccessttating cleaning, r..
pairing, &c, AMI the amount thus paid ont II
applied toward o9yiRg q good cast in the be-
ginning, would have saved NIL this trouble and
EXPENSE. :, We have recently seen IL case that
meets all these requirements, it having been
carried for over twenty years and sttll remains
perfect. We refer 10 the JAS. BOSS Patent
Stinened Gold Case, which h,s become one
OF the STAPLE articles or tile Jewelry trade,
possessing as 1t does so many advantages over
oil other watch cases, being made Of two
heavy plates OF solid gold over plate OF COM
position. And we advise all our readers to ask
their Jewelcr FOR q card or catalogue that viii
explain the manner n which they are made
IT Is the only Stiffened Case made with two
plates or gold, seamless penianis, and centre,
solid joints. crown pieces, e., all OF which are
covered by letters patent. Therefore bu; 10
case 'efore consulting Jewcler who kccps the
JAS BOSS Patient Stineiied Gold Case, that
you may learn the difference brtwrcn It and
all limitations that claim o be equally good
For sale by all responsible il wilrrs. ASK to
see the warrant that accompanies each casc,
and don't be persuaded that any other make or
case Is as good. apl2.
"OLD HICKORY WAGONS
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-06
The Crops.

The most recent crop report is as
follows: In Alabama cotton is open
Ing prematllrely, with poor yield,
picking is proceeding vigorously.
Arkansas reports only half Il crop,
owing to severe drought. The crop
in Florida is short. but Of excellent
quality. Cotton in Georgia is better
than last year, with five per cent. in
crease Of acreage. The crop is from
haif to two-thirds Of the average
quality. Louisiana has suffered from
drought and worms. Onc.third OF
the crop has already been picked, and
picking will be over by the first of
October. The yield will be short
estimated 10y some as about two.thirds.
In Mississippi the outlook is unfavora-
bic. Picking is two weeks in advance
Of last year, owing to drought and
wor rs. The acreage in Texas has
been increased ten per cent, but the
yield will bc very poor. Exccpt on
tho coast North Carolina has suffered,
anti the crop is not more than half rs
good as usual. South Curolina's aver
age will DC poor. East Tennessee and
Virginia also report nnCavorably.
If all the above is true cotton should
command n high price. Farmers have
cr!ci "wolt SO long that English
buyers refuse to believe them this
year. especially rs !hc premature open
lng Of The bolls has had Tendency to
show large receipts for the opening
weeks.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-06
n. MEMS D-fTIS, EDITOR.
SN0. 3. REYNoLDs. Assoo1 rs EDITOR.

THE British mail steamer has teen
lost near Cape Town, Africa, with 245
passthgcrs and eighty other crew. Only
eleven passengers and twenty-five ot
the crew escaped.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-06

THE Appletons say they have sold
over twenty thousand copies 6f jeff.
Davis book IN the South, and still have
many orders. As the books range
from ten to twenty dollars set, this
sale Is unprecedented.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-06

THE President will probably be re-
moved to Long Branch by special
train OH Wednesday, az the cxhalations
from the Potomac flats near Washing
i'ton have become very noisome.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-06

lFom +. LATHE Pr d. Of dsonCo 80
has
and and making
pleased with the
ard o lip,
Bc& the yow
i.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-06

SCORE one more for tho Richmond
and Danville Combination. Its latest
exploit j.; the purchase OF the Virginia
Midland Road, stretching between
Alexandria, Va, NnI DumviIlc, and
embracing. with its copntcriona, about
four hundred and fifty miles Of track =.
The Virginia Midland, it will be re-
membercd, was the most formidable
competitor the Clyde Syndicate had in
tho South, aud Augusta had tondlv
hoped to break the monopoly or the
latter line, by road extending through
Greenwood and Spartahbu"g in this
Safe, and meeting southern cxten-
sion Of the Midland. For this pur-
pose subscriptions had been voted by
several counties. and all arrangements
concluded for beginning to build,
when the news came that the Midland
itself had been gobbled. There will
De mourning in Augusta and Spartan
burg; while Baltimore is alarmed
over The prospect Of having all The
Southern trade DETECTED to Richmond
by the Clydcs. These railroad com
binntions arc becoming arlarming.
Such vast strides have been made IN
ccntrali2Ntion and monopoly in the
past two or three years that the pee
pie may well look with nrxi; IS Gr the
Hex! step. Several State Lcgislu: lures
arc already owned 10y railroads. while
nnmbcr Of Congressman and Scna-
tors arc snid to be under their intlu-
encc. a dozen men practically con-
troll all the roads in the United States
BY combination they can regulate the
entire traffic of the country. When
the number is reduced to two or three,
rs 1t mny be at any time, these will be-
virtually rulers Of America. How to
prevent such condition without
trampling upon the rights Of the rail-
roads is the problem requiring solu-
ton at the hands of our statesmen.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-06
The funds received sud ovncn.

The funds received and cxpen.lcd
oy the Irish Land League for The fist
six months Of this year amounted TO
943.0oo. Of whici. 936.O0U were c,n-
tributcd by the United States. There
has been remarkable decline in the
contributions in Ireland in proportion
to the progress of the land bin. In
FEBRUARY that subscription was E2. 1888,
and IN March fl,l91. Then came the
land bill, and the figure for April is
t439, for May E3o9, and for June only
one-half even Of that very moderate
sum.
= Subscribe to. The News AND
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-06
THE CHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTITUTE,
REV. WM r. ATKINSON, PRINCIPAL
SUHARLOTTE, N. C,

D. KENNFpy Cardinal
$. G.
AS
Thorough 9anamen Of department Of it. This know derived
shall cohtnae D. KENNEDY.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-06
"OLD HICKORY WAGONS
ONE HORSE,
TWO HORSE.
THREE HORSE.
FOUR HORSE:

4 fall assortment Of Wagons. bath IRON
AHIE nhl ,IiilMB!.E $KElNS, now in
store. PRICE al on H.. sn'nr as ln> t
s"asth. Every waS,,n warranted for
twelve months. | have ru band two ourn
aud two tt y bnsGigs. in wiric, | offer n
bargain One extra hrgey pole. wiz,
~ ok yoke. l. sale chc.:n. Enagv niii
wagon harness, J-lsey wagon hrncss.
single wagon harness saddle. tugs and
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-06

Two companies Of United States
troops under General Carr were mas
sacred by White Mountain Apachcs in
Arizona a few days ago. Lieutenant
Couze was shot by ''niedicinc man"
whom he was trying to arrest. The
troops shot the murderer, when the
Indians opened upon them, killing
seven officers and sixty-seven privu;cs.
a few escaped. Rcintorcelnens arc
hnrrying to the scene Of disturbance.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-06

CoNKLING captured the New York
Republican, Executive Committee at
its recent meeting, aud compelled it to
call convention in New York city,
where it will be subjected to Boss
Grants influence. The committee
omitted TO pass any resolution of
sympathy with Garfield, and this is
laid at Conkling's door. At time
when every meeting Of every clnss of
citizens passes such resolutions, the
silence Of the New York Republicans
is remarkable, to say the least. The
Administrationists are shocked-posi-
lively shocked.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-06

VIII DO carried in their knapsacks.
". transportation will be furnished
FOR the horses Of the field aiid staff.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-06
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