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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
MARRIED.

CURREY-FERRIsAt the residence Of the brides mother.
PreNsE II. n. Y February H. 1881 oruea Nelson Ferris
TO Hon J0in ur ey, Of >an Francisco Nocards
Gallon MA papers please copy
PATTERSON HlLLARD-op February Is. at Marengo,
Talbot County M by tn Rev. Dir. Cr0zior. Abraham
Patterson Harrisburg, Pen0. 70 L0dse NJ HIuari OF
kallimnr..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
A BCLD THiEFS oPUILS'

While Charles Mccormack was sitting IN
ID. ,.very etorr. No. l4s3 Brondwa" abo1t I'D o'clock
49,, ,.ht adpg. some unknown p,tson throw STONE
80 ,nc sho window, put his hand through the PAM o.
~, ,as. A. d stole n gold watch aud diamond pn A.
hr,'r OF the store claims that tuo eOleu lrOP''3 IN
:.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
ARRIVE

str barcelona Br Anderson RI Marina Jan 49, Vaencia
25 Maa-a Feb and Gibraltar same with nde 70 ORDER
vessel 10 Fnnch. tiveec.
str Neptune Berry. Boston mdse passengers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
JA(KY WOULDN'T. CAUSE HE COULDN'T.
From The Harrisburg Patriot CDeml

TIC
of M : A.c l. ,.alui aid iu IN III CtOn. vi
" IuIrpendrn ;ublcan" 10 the United Stdcs Sendtc
n ere /. NO nnv-ty thaL idea 10 the Demncr Ic mem
h.r, OF the l. .giSai urr Of PrnUsylvauI. fhey
c,si ere II carefully and scOverd 'hd at lea
for the pr. senI IL i'm rlcc bio Tor tue reason tina
nriIhn, of tne Republican, factions will su pat any
candidate tOr Senator wac Not SLaIwart Republican
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
THE AMATEUR LAG Uh'S THEA7RiC1LS

The third performance OF the Amateur Leagues
third season took place last night at the Lexington
Avenue Opera House, when Frederick MaIsden's
f,ur-act comedy, Clouds" was presented VITA the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19

TRlprNE OFFICE. / . ~. a. m..plring the greater
mr., ~ y.t,r,i " tnr barometer was
randy downward. { ar her Wn- followed by
,.,,ty c.unly mi e outv weather., wlh az ram c.r
IN tnr sccuud quarter and "urlns ~ last qn'rtrr The
Storm central m Texas al IN sht Tnurs'S was cr".
tr,l mar IniiHi rpolis early 'escr'ay m"rnIs Ihr
cum rlturr ranged between % and i3' Ia" aIcra2
C,Jai being = over than he n 'spondlug d"
,,s, a. and Gd4 ,IGhCr ,nIn on Thursday
WINNER aIu a. atty leather, VITA ram or SNOW o.
low, L. cuhrr and clear "Caihcr may b. cE,'cctcd
T., Jly n, thIs city md we NV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
JEFFERSON DAvIS's USEFULNESS.
lA-o... NannlIl IL lLntll d LnL Zen


the stag. II Is prUbabIe large part o. M i'ti-
comiug b0U& Will be u,ed hereafter a. punica"
Camp document HIS logical d.ducuOn "f H" rlE
the dOrfrne OF atae Sovereignty viii
maxi the people shy f any party that dpp"rs US us
"a uupIOu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS DELAYED.

Tbere are now SIX ocean steamships overdue al
.,,s mort WHICH arc believed to have been delayed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
FLUCTUATIONS IN READING STOCK.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2S.-Ihc rumOr that
Jy G"ulI purchas the d CAiUun, Interest In "e
Reading RahrOad appears to nave started In New
York. gaued cIcrnce hire and lis irec effect Was
start Reading shares from 1928 36l2 tue highest
point reached the compLny's Suspension. reac-
Just before close Of the 30 rd, aud the
stock ciose a. 34 d, 80 asked. The rumOr d. uoi
seem have any fuuBditI0n. None OF the coupanys
cili:rIs here have any Information on the subject aud
cuun, ri representing the CImUntS tnat tho sOrY
/, hglily UpIObsOic. prominent broker Is auihOrit
fOr ur statement that the McCalmOuts are under "A
Pee Gr LOT dispose OF ter SUCK. Although the sale
is denied, II N bleved nevertheless thar GOulds OY'-
brlt- with regard - JrrsrV &c I,ral Onrr lines III
the lorna ION OF "a trunk road VIII nj innate prov. OF
benefit Reading. II sad tat 40 hlIg wal d." dose
by tar acu.ieinru atVd witt Mr.. Gould III iseV
CrnIa that viii III any way resdlt uet lmeGtitIy T.
KvaGlby mtcr"S5.
SAIL OF READING STO DENIED.
1t was reported ia Wall Stree, yesterday. APP
parrutly on he st 'rn-tI d!suatcnes from lade'-
phia that icy Grud hal bOu ht tho mrerrS o. McCa'
u ont Lr0tuPr. & Co., Of London, in the Reading Rth
road. Al ne .Hlrc Of KIiGcr abby 20, who Mold
proxi On The McCalmDnt stock and have been active Ia
op,o.lny q c prrsr"t management of the conn any,
was lid Yesterday trIt there was not the sllgDL"S
,nnndai n ~ nOrs WAS d;i II rln 'hitlra ~
ihaI the Eng-h firm had sold its Reading siOcK to Mr
Could OF HnJ Que ease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
rRIpryE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

r,rai,srao. .' haq. o. "i"r- in - D by tr"", 70"
t..tr4 1i, tl-.r, { tf r ,lr " i1u
t l!}ult: v.tr Hr' 'rPf"-, '- a." '"i trrs
,.t, lns the b. dit'd n' r9'e-rr
-. . l1h.s't b. t,e t..ruaurf a. Hud
L. . r.l tao. .
, 1881-05-14

st'sL IL * s,s s Xs II fi' T. ,is ''s;s e. ss @ m
r,sSsSGi 5t }i;asisS SsS In
Ts;; ms!si Ssse sy T. .sstas NJ T. IT.
whse's sse III, FL i tWoI ~ @fs' sS rhoss
''Ss 'sse,i T. ArS II III. +. Xdsss 70 jahn !M!es "a
ssntcf APRIL II ssn,na - 4. iuta,k' .a,::.;3: 80
','sS sssss 1 M:y g sn's {! !? + @ . 40
td1ns GhssIpste T; .s !: x W +ao
md 4. MirH To Frank rffnGrt. 4@u
West GoHE!ess 81. - + . n 14,tnop,n Ii, 1aXi!!
Il, dated May IT, W. f'rlekett u IT, W. Hnx- IN
rctn;1i sh X: ii II * s1tla. = T. &is:1 Ii: ;1;cd
Mny y Ahhs \. l'cttnnKil ~ ". l.. nnnn}}s: dtaH
Nyrh Aahlan ny cs Ht EiE = r. II, 4 1f!H st s-v
wint"s It. SW2 q q fwons;:n!nih. ~. a,1iat
M:iie.na Aufii II rrl'onas u. Fn'Io to john An
nnfnt 'I Tus,niI; 1'u0
suurlf t,p r1rY LIMITS WITHIN \ HApftrA Or sEvEN
MiI.kA ur TttE cuUHr-ioti5E.
Foety.thlrt n, ~ cor Of 0resn n I. 5t1M IL
Ha: MaH ss n%S12cg 2snr.ey +"
!s;'s ss Nsy q 5ai s'f'S:ss 70 l. "a: g.
nsn q. Il cur II L isxii
T.. AatcA Mhy u u. counso1ntan to +. ~.
WEST nv c,rf liM!Ta. WITHIN 4 HABITS nf SEVEN
Mtt.Es or TIE en- 4 tnT.H0tsE.
IT, ,!aivd Mny II sC !. ilamba.on 70 ". Lam ~,
OthJssss
, 1881-05-14
BIsEApS.rUEFS.

FI.OUf-Wns nrm, NTH a fnr domnnd for low
grndos to export, and modurntU hun,o inquiry fur
tito tinor Hndes, Sales wero ropurtof Ut 1 brls vim
tors and 1H bRRs springs on private tcfr1ss LID bFB
sIinncs0tns at H. tho outside for ntcnts l.tn
sacks low urndcs at f2:'tV1; and 50 btes ryo Hour
nt &Lc5 Totn1, orua TO 21 brls. Export fours wuro
quoted t lilo 451 for good TO choleo. mud ryo-aour
Mt ttO2atN. according TO purity.
urnHn MlttsrUfys-Werc In lnrKe supply and
sASu on tsnu&. und skatiu:s FREQ buard, and car
shurts ut &ilW. CoaFse corn.nlcal VIVA nominal ut
flsh1 ppr tun On track. ...-..
HPAtNQ WIlEAf-Whs nct1yo and soncwhnt Er- :
TeEulnr, within not wida tnnR0 ut pFlcas Tho mnr-
hpt advanced 3i89Sc. fell back NC, nnd c!nsed hbs'ut
Tho sane as the prevuua afternoon. Tho hEtlsh ami
Now yo1t sas!s. sa.S ~sa: h. @ ana ~ Saslor n % nna
n95s l @ q s
We. sss:s! aSoin: With !sa!sSa fsase:Ss
sss isf q. y sas!ss ns ys{%S "A
* astst sss ss @
sssss sS Ssss ii ss
sssas - ~ III sSisi SsSry i sSSas ill ,hat
!; s i: ss 81. S $ Ssss s.:
ss$p:s o:s! ssss, sss;os
Fl s"e sss,ss:sa ,S;a.f's sa$ 1's ssS
ssI|Ss 5 \ .ss ss5 :i$ 4
stssS Sid; EsSs JSly fsnssa u S,qs
F r. 4. % ssl1f baa,t bMsy r., ..s s saut e Il
ss;s; ss III; 4
s ss @ Gs n: s, III
sssI s
So4t I'D da 81! ;ss S%s
III ia 9.a '0 M. s' s is W.
ns 1S:,Is GSS IA ss s9n fi,s fsy x,sS ns
i I T. 9a sslss. e , as
S;s i ~
nss sSSt sess as
$!Sss $s'ss saa isa II s:!a y Al @ ss;v y .sass;
~ ssssfsa! s ff
s 5sS 'ss III ss = sSs
sssts' Il II sa so.s ss' sff ssf
;ss hss sss,,3 ,19sS %S'.
stsss 3 ~ sSs es't ,as sio'sa
II: .ssts"s s s* ss !; sa ;ss:
s, &ss opssd Z Jul aS ea.o.
s ! e e. :|'ss* assssa ss'$: *ssa
, snse sStwsS@ IL sSa n' q s t%s
i sss i sa :ss sss .tS!S ss
fs :; st;sGS .h,ss Il s s5 aiss:ss
IS :sss: ! III: :;ss !;
/ &btkuf 4BJlu bu,
KYE-Wss sioaay With xoty lille trading tn..MSors e y
sei Ssa3 ssss ts ,s
:.:5s 5s": & r. assa.k @
Cnslf anle4 wure made Ut by aaatpe a. ttLlaa
I Lilo On track Vol2t equal ~ Ab4lut Su0 1u:
| HAHLEY-Wn8 JUL and weaker, tha nplJ tran4Ao.
| tim outside the saups maEk6t being sai1A nt No.
kat+tlD. No. wHe IouIlnalIy c4 and No. quota.
bio a Hf85c Cash satos Wet1 uAdu Ut care at nH*1
{tUfnr Nn In stors cars ~ s4nip!e NJ hSo t9r N9
!. and AAe4e tor No. T. TutaL ssq0sI 70 so0ust ANl
bu-
/ TWO O'CLOCK BOARD.
Wheat closed k2l<o lower q {. .a4 ~ 1?M (oI Nay
August, and ut'e9Iko fur ths roar h4loe NHI9 aue
lsATt, 5u 4 eH se]es Asy t'a4'i a'i.e ~ ses'
and otyic sulIv1 illu rear. tovn ciusc1 U
j9n I'd i:iaa!iss i9f Aaxu:t S.ls. mall y
juas: siNsilNa ssllsr July: aHa S'Ns ssl!s .sis
iof Nax. s;*.s1'ao foF June: aassa'Ao fof July
%sas g! 1S$ 6 y .s .s}!s; a.y y;Ase ., 'ss; il;
a4la aeles septsmbss. AJs closed nrn ~ &oSeA
, 1881-05-14

81. Wc,,:,s f.st I, sna s2o,s nsT soet epe'' M a''A''
t,ovcrnment bonds wcEe very sttong. In Chi
cago, district Of Columbia :.G's wero 1od}i bid
nnd tU7ai asked; tho IL wcrc 1l1tf and 1l1Hl tho
4Hs, iii u mud t1f.f; tho b. lfl and lGJ5ss tho IS
lOlI and lO6!6. At tho cioso tho hs wcrc 1G1n
bltl III New York. md tho Is l0'&. According to
tho rlostdg quotations in New York. rs lust
given, tho NJ per cont extensions OF tho fcr
cents Aro worth premium Ut I'll. and tho 3!s
per cent OF tho extensions nf tho ia nrc worth
premium Of In. This makes nil necessary do
ttlgtlon fur necrnci Interest, etc.. from tho
present prices OF tho Ia ntd Ga. Tho o per cents
nru thorpr0rN the chcApcr bonti to those WHO
wnnt tho 31is. .-.
Foruign exchange was higher, posted rates for
sterling bott,g 4&}h btSs!;. Thoru Is II Euo,l de-
n,nn.l for bills, but no exchange fs natle. Primo
bankers bills wcro 3s0 and 4aH. f,r slSty.tlay
commercial bills, for prompt delivery. 4s1!seba 49,
Continental exchange was strung. Stxty.tny
ca,nmercfHi bills, prompt lollvery On Envrc, h11
GI5sl4. liordcuux. 6stA Gi.-,f. slxty-tlay cot1a-
t1,crcial bills OH Antwcfr deliverable prompt
wore 5ssAdftes'.f. 1innkcrs' bills Oh Gcrnnny
wero Glsi for sixty days nrsl Dt5i for demand;
rlncty.duy commercial bills, HItsGt04. Slxty-t!Ry
cun,incrrlnl, on bankers, delivered prompt. 0+3
MA /; sau,a, delivered III three wocks, 04,s4e9lN.
Commercial drawn OIL commercial rNrtlca woro
NJ. Dnnkers' ri,!lt.Grs on Holland Wora WI Tor
sixty dnys and 10 for tlcuand. Stxty-dny co1l.
,ncrr,ni wus :DHG9:0sl. Shippers exchange on
Now York was par.
Chicago bank cicurlngs were $7,so0.ooO Loans
wcru III fulr demand nt H11 per cent. Now York
oxchnnHo was ssii{D5oe per q, ,0ol premium.
burlington Il Quincy Is. <4e5, ,o00 spth Mt Ni1eo
a5,s. On tho ChIcngo Stock Ilonrd there wrro
snlus Of West Fark Is, $,0O, nt l13: burlington
& Missouri 4s, 5o. nj NJ, ;,0o Mt 0l,s f5,uo0 at
| niA; North Chicago City Railway 6s, *:f,UO, at
| jl.5s. Tho following quotations wcro madc:
, 1881-05-14

Jpfetuf 1itpa{eh Ia The CHICAGO TftttinR,
I3osrDS, s1ny i3,-rho lostuu stock mnrkot is
still ioit, Tur ita nativity md stret1vkh Thoro
i,ack in sutnu Of tho nCtiyu stocks, ui,t tho
vaticra, tu,,o il strong aud cunGdunt.
141 IN fWs;Ghitis: md ciusc! On thu nst cnIl Mt
iiisf hid md fii nsKfsl Ynletlf, DeInhCs Il IIur-
inIinn n1iylnccI froni ID IL Id ia j8i hit nYtcr-
wnrfia mn in n il III mixing a sullJ Mlvnncu
81 fnr thn div lfho i,,lifl jt ftIpuulo (junts
snII M ~ H. m ntlvnnrn Of ~. HIT nYterwnrtis
wcnkst,pd To MfilISlx:.{io payton Division All
ynncel frun 4Dit To Is, an nlyancc OF III. Wis-
e0nstr f,,,rrrn lid mt ntltn hent1 tl,p tlreseut
nIvnncn 1I,,,iin,nn H. r., I'll. Wisconsin, I.et,-
..n tS; henM y, - stea a. " ~ icfrc
Union PMoltfo advanced frnm la'is 70 1sl4. Tho
siakl1E funt g ndvnncet lai, t. III =; and tho Is
"Wnbhleh " Il little tb.tlny. TITO prefcrrCdBt0Dk
ononed Ut ~, docllnc of y. then advanced to
l0, anu iinHlly sold up tn llo. Ihg comnlnn STOCK
udvanced u, TO r. Chioa4o & West Mioh!K.In
enIne 1p slti!lnK THIS nfternooil nusthcslig frun
e yesterday tn 10, which WIS tho lust s9o to-dny.
0ydcnsbnrE wns stpndy ut 53n, and tho tirst
mortgage bonds sold 1T o9; For the tncnino
" bai NAs b!d without sh!c. titnt ~ foro
T. ~ ~ ~ WHEEL t rMto ~ tSto ss,t
h,,t 1cuiImca to liz. In ather sharcs lie cGat,ass
ware m M fslIu,ya: rumnn n,tyat,cc, IRON I'LL 10
i;s, chfraun. Iiurlinrt"n < Oninoy frtlin iGSN to
, 1881-05-14
MINING NEWS.
BAN F1sANCisC0.
BAN FRANCISCO, May 1l--Stocks closed ia

NOsT0N.
Special Dtspateh 10 tn Chitdao Tribune.
nOsT0S, biny EL-[n mining shnEcs. Cntalpa
advanced lilo, to W; Sycasnoro Springs TO- to
lb1; Silver islot v, TO ~ 1ntian Quoon B. to ssd
Bolanza development dceIlnel II. to IN, Frank
lin Il, to ls,ts rownbLo !. to ID, Sullivan and
Wnuke9a l.o, 10 y; Empire III. to vii. Othess
rs bGtpsG. .,-...
10 ths 1rtstsFn Assoetattd Ptssa.
A,|onss 4pina CO... Efsntil!m is, ~. ,,..... IN
{nt0iIM 80. i5fif11inGy.. ,;.......,,.,,.. II
UHucnn byGr. ......., 2EE3IIyat ls.1t......,,.. u
, 1881-05-14

11O1 TItODuCrs-Wero Ermer. though Liverpool
reported furhoedccnO OF Gl In ,hr n',d Tho lucnl
hog mnfkct wns unGhnnRoti 1ar.l wis nctlyo In
seqnence0f vory froe offerings. hut ndrnncrt under
II, thero being good mnny buying nrdors from par-
tics WIN luck for reaction nftpr tho recent nnrp do
cllne nnd remembered Tint IAverbu0 Ind doc1lnuA
becauro OF Wednesdays wnnkness heFp. purk was
dull, nj regards ncttyty, but hrrs md 1t looked II
not much could have boon bought except at ! mAte-
rial ndyaneo. Meats woso n falr local domsnd ont
road trInbios. th1M4h hsppgss nro now asntnE
mcats furwnfd. Tho following ie tho comparative
packing at the p1ncoA mentioned Aihcc Mntcil |,
rrix ID anDtiul rnunfia 10 tho usIllntI Pffs Cur
, 1881-05-14

Gl0nts quot:t III k is loose and &A3i 1uxnd: tlnbar-
lands, 5K8s3ie bxesti long cut hams, gs1!c; HWest.
pIck1td Nuns quoted ut paI4c for 1SG3iH hFqrnWat
green hn ma. HniIo AvcrnT0 AatS4o -
fjacon qulted At !t4sdfo for shoulder. Mako for
short ribs, nj fir short C!ontb, lDlO<o for hRa,
MI G1n 1nA1l and paGxed.
uEEE-WAA Gulut Mt ti01j21+al for nlcNs &tl45a
II ~ for u1trA nse8s, nnd EklDl4.a34 for hAns
, 1881-05-14
COMMERCIAL.

The following wero the receipts md shipments
of lending articles of prettuce In this city dur
tng tho twenty -four hours onIlng nt o'clock
Friday morning md for tho corresponding
tinp ycNr ago:
, 1881-05-14

ts'}Is, t. Is.nqt !sly 4 "a tts'e Its sc,'e;
5ly. nd tlsas@is sos hy,,,nn H. ,nne; .s$4sl;ns
1n,, ss Il I'd t4 sScF sp'iSf IT, ns. :sS;
fhsao far iun.c iwn. inta eio:-d H.. H..
tsH IL Il III ;i .sc! 1c gs :!h ,s..a
IMy. nnd t!1,Mla ts1t .oer ,s%., s,js, ill.,
sissc shade flFnnf ut ri "a IL ~. fott TX,
salGs fDpDttGd, o' august, Min sa
, 1881-05-14

rho Commttridl 17t.l'cfln says: :" Tho otfoct 0f
Secretary WINDOWS circular calling for tho q
per emit bonia was i" ativanre uGltsd statcs
tMndB frofn II TO Z Of }er cgnt. AMI !s wcro
brought up Il l,7' md ~ 70 l1'., t!,o highest
il FREQ buying Of Investment securities aid iAti
4 stroERthoninE utfcct on speculative aharcs.
Tho present rise In rnrclgn ptohnn9e. na we'll ns
tho recent one, 4 due TO cxccptlonnl ea''sas.
tcove ,no last bills aaye teon bought, e 1, Ion.
Ohio T. Mississippi lsatlroa,i, this cont
@y nxE Mnr, 9o:t ss"fu oee1 Iar, nL 'lu nosher nT
exceptional renson for tho rccent ntlvanco ts tho
snlo i,oro for fnrct1n neoount Of larEn amounts
uf United States Il per ccnt hoss. Within zig
tlhys u is estimated $l0,00n 000 of those bonds
hnyo bcer sold hore fur forean acc.,!,nt: ls,,t t
Treasury Inns Imprinted London agency ~
which foreign hoidosH q Is can extend 4e NJ
,,cr cent. II IL known TINT nj rer cent bunda
a.ro rcx0rded with, fnyor II, London. md TINT
!.uulou Is huylnR american railroad secnrltfe@s: g.
We hnvc, since Jan. |. imported nhout $sl.Uo0,Oo0
more gold thnn 4 ycnr Ago. ~ TINT. ut tho worst.
we could Rtlor1! to lost fow millions. In Lnn-
lion NIL American securities were very strong.
Money, aflt. PrMc mercantile papcr. 4N4is
sterling exchange, Gu tays. strong at 4sa5i de-
tnnnd, ia7!5.
, 1881-05-14

lid. AFkff.
North Chicago City HALLWAY, ,tinl 1f2A
Wcat Division cIy tAtwAy tlu1.... IN
EhlclRn City hallway <ltU. .I
tins i.IKle Afid take Company. ...n.. ltl
Ehhtuber OF Commerce. SltN.,. ........+.+ ~
Trad0fss Insurance. Company. &lM........ f9l Ea
Inter-AInto Industrial ExhibitlDn Snt:.. y ,:;H
Chicago Metallic Fuukltx CanMtIiJ, *tU.. Gto A1o
International EirtttitAl EU.. &l. M1 .....
, 1881-05-14

nflO0M-E0RN-'the market con,,ns,'
trndn vory nctlvc. Wo 1uute, >'A'es nm. tsd
, 1881-05-14

l.1yEruDpl fnp brown Ittjn ntmff
HEHnS-iioypr wns inArhse. with ~" n.sr,d tiu
fsunR tnothy baru!y 1tsn;y,, as% asioTss trnn!
ii kUop (tiG 1,infknt IN sonln~hai, a,.,Ts,l rart
slandY. and nst wa* wsak ln.a and NJ t!n n!
nEino. cnss eH IL. ass hn1sec. y ~ ~ ~ i;,c; j
damn and &l.ll far 1nt,i; cas a!uhGe'''' aG1r
VI I.iTjW-HNs gl0tch rieay, ~ y .na tonulrJ
and b}sSs55Nr fur country rcndefcu. WIN
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-01-26

hammer; the farmer with Infinite
satisfaction directing the culture of
the improved fields which he used to
furrow. The professional teacher is
after time left dependent and poor.
Naturally inefficient from the iurosdS
of time and subject to the caprice Of
the people, Live cid borse; you'll
cct .r#>s." Is it strange that :l:,':.
do not select this as life professiuu-
we mean men of much talent aud vim ?
Many young men of talent, some
from choice, some from necessity,
choose to linger in an old field school
roou for year or two. They are
coupetent. Fresh from school and
full of the latest ideas-young and
ardent. They polish and beautify the
stone on which they have stepped.
Thus education gets the benefit often
of the irst talent-a talent she could
not otherwise obtain We have taught,
We have observed, We are teaching.
KIKERO..
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immigration.

The State government has taken
hold Of the subject of immigration
in a practical and earnest way. The
last Legislature passed law to ex-
empt the property Of immigrants
from taxation Except the school
taD for Eve years, and appropriated
a sum Of money to be used by the
Agricultural Department IN secu-
ring immigration. The railroads
Of the State have made liberal pro-
positions to aid in this work.
President Mclaughlin, of the Col
umbia & Green7iIle Rail Road,
leads off with the promise of $1,000
or $4,000 from his road, and other
roads are equally liberal. Contri-
buttons win be made by the roads
by way Of greatly reduced rates for
immigrants coming into the. State,
so as to make their transportation
merely nominal.
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COMMUNICATED.
An Urgent Appeal TO Every
Lover Of Order in the State.

The recent action of our Legisla
ture Oh the subject of ardent spirits
calls for the gratitude Of every good
citizen ; for, though the law enacted
may not be as stringent as many de-
sired, it is Of iuestimable value as an
evidence of the tendency of the en-
!ightened public sentiment of our
Commonwealth This enactment con
spires with other facts to render the
present the most auspicious time to
step still further forward in the march
toward reform and sobriety in all our
borders.
1t is conceded that there is pow
erful struggle now going on in the
public mind, and it is believed that
our lawmakers will do much greater
things for US next winter, if We show
them that we will uphold them in
their efforts to rid the country of the
curse of rum.
Let US rally to their support. Let
US aid, as far as in US lies, in enfurc-
ing the present law. Let US tell
them, when they reassemble, Of our
earnest, anxious longing for the total
banishuent of ardent spirits from Our
State.
Think how highly God has favored
us in soil, in climate, in water power,
in mineral wealth, in scenery, in
everything. Think how instantly
ample prosperity and undisturbed Ell
ioynent would rest upon our people
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.-
IN PROBATE COURT.

Nancy c. Harris, as Adm'x., &c, Pltlat!f.
against William H. Harris, ct al, De
feld ants.
Complaint to Sell Land to Aid in Payment
Of Debts. &c.
Bv virtue .: M Order in The above stated
case " i'll sell, at Newberry Court House,
South Carolina, Oh Monday, the s"ven;h day
0! February, 1881, within 'ne legal hours Of
sale, to the highest bidder, The two Houses
and Lots beionging to the estate OF c. h.
Harris, deceased, situated in the Town OF
NewGerrY, il s=id County and State, and
bounded BY lands Of ". a. Cline, Mrs Fan
ME Jackson, by the New Cut Road and by
the G. & 9. F. E.
TERMS OF SALE-One third cash, and the
balauce on creli OF twelve months with
interest from the day Of sale, TO DC secured
by G bond of the purchaser with mort
gage Of tie premises soid-tiH purchase:
or purchasers will De required to procure
policies OF insurance At two thirds OF the
ralne hereof, aud have the same assigned
to the Probate Judge for Newherry County.
Purchasers 70 pay for all papers, with leave
to 2.y their entire bids in cash If they :e-
sire so TO do. Piats 70 be exhi:.itcd Oh
day Of sale. J. B. FELLEHS.
Ian, II, lSSI--2-4t P. c.
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If the dreadful demon of drink were
driven from our limits. Think that
nine-t -tenths of our criminal expenses
result from drunkenness. See how
cur jails. oar pcuitentIary, our poor
houses, ond OUT asylum are crowded
with sad victims Of the habit of drink.
Think of the lives Of innocent ones
ieopardized or lost by the drunkard' S
violence Shall We longer quietly
witucs: reason dethroned, property
wasted, confidence destroyed. happl-
ness turned to woe, hopes blasted,
lives LIST, and souls crnsi gned to per
dition Shall We not rather unite III
general effort to bring these evils ~
an end?
Il is, therefore, hereby proposed
that We be.iu at ouce to circulate for
signatures IN earnest petitiun to our
Legislature to pass at lhe next Ses-
session law totally prohibiting the
the manufacture and sale Of ardent
spirits as beverage. Every reader
of this appeal white or colored, male
or tet1a!c, old or young, clerical or
lay, who is willing to circulate or
cause to be circulated cue or more Of
these peti;ious, is earnestly Invited to
write Immediately 10 our Grand Wor-
thy Patriarch. Rev. s. Lander, Will
iiamston, S. c., who will promptly
send as many headings as each one
will agree to use.
Let US marshal our forces: aud
move forward to victory.
Every newspaper 10 South Carolina
is requested to copy.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NENBERRl.-
IN pRORATE rlIIRT

IN hOn \ / Il wv NI.
Iohn Fing..r and Sarah +. T. Chick, a. Fix
ecu!rix oi p ". Chick, deceased, vS. j.
D. Epp$, rs Admir-. Q! J. u Epp>, de-
ceased, and others.
Complaint O: Creditors TO Sell L.. Is, &c.
Pursuant 20 an orGer Of sale made il t!e
above ens;tie,! ease, | will sell, at p9hl;c
oG,c.v. before tho Cor:t Eouse at New
berry. on tie FRS: Aoud.: III February,
1851, Ill that tract OF land situated anG
being in the County Of New wberry and STATE
aforesaid, bounded by landS Of Henry
Whitmire, Mary Whtmire, JOHN McCarey,
Solomon Hargrove and others, containing
Four HuLl:et: acres, more or less subject
to widows rain OF dover in the same.
TERMS: The purchaser will be required
to pay one-haif Cash, and 20 secure the bal
ance payaDlr in one wear with interest from
IN" Jay OF sale, secured by Tie bond Of
rchaser and mortgage OF the premises.
Purchasers to pay for papers.
}. B FELLERS, J. P y. c.
Jan. II, 1881. IL.