Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-18
Warning to dog o,0ners in this city,

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A Warning to dog o,oners in this city
A trial has lately taken place in Washing
Ton. the principal points (which we notice
for the Benefit Of whom it may concern.
Tie defendent was indicated for harborlng
4 nuisanco-.o wit a dog that barked tu.
riously ali night long tothe sore disturbance
OF the neighbors, from whose eyelids sleep
was thereby driven. The jury returned a
verdict of guilty, and the court imposed
fine Of $40 ;it was proved on behalf of
defendent, that since the finding Of the in.
dictmcat the dog had materially amended
his manners, barking much less than had
been his wont before 4; and tho fact was
explained by one ofthe Witnesses for the
tlefendent who testified that she had CIV
en- a dose of paragorie erery night haV.
ing found the benefit of that process, by er-
.sperimenting upon the children ofthe deten.
sdo,ti, IN whose family she was employed as
nurse. Bah Trans.
sFrom the ryichsburg Sentinel and Expositor'
: 8. 49, Sept. %.
= sIrscHrSa-This incarnate demon OF ont
rare. violence and blood sti!l continues to dis
arace eur unhappy country. 1t is only few
weeks since humanity was shocked by a most
aafnocious and revolving outrage, inflicted oy
those sangamary spirits OF harbarlsnh, the
Lyuchess, on the per on of Mr.. Saunders OF
Madison country in this State. These enc.
mics Of the peace of society, OF order, law and
civilization dragged this respectable planter
fron,the bosom Of his family and naultilated him
IN the most brutal manner-mairning HIM mos!
!, inhumanly, besides cutting off his nose and
ears and sacrifying his body orery the ribs
we Believe the subject of this fou! outrage
sstiIl draes out miserable existence-an OBJ
.iecs ofhorror and of pity. Last week club o
SIynchers amounting to four or five individuals
as wehaye been cfedibly informed, broke INTO
fhe house of Mr. Scott of Wilkinson county,
RESPECTABLE member to the Bar, forced him ont
and hung him dead son the next tree. we
have heard of numerous minor outrages COM
smitted against the peace of society. and the
welfare and happiness ofths country |; but we
mention these as the most enormous tia. We
shsgeheard for some mouths.
: From the New ark IN. j. Advertiser, Sep. So
The 8 aBetler Currency. We have seen
this morning one OF tho Treasury "shia
splasters'' in the shape, Of a draft, issued by
John Campbell. Treasurer, August 2sih,
1897, 10 the Cashier Of the Sac Bank at
Newark, Tor The enormous sum OF 80 40!
The drafi is endorsed on The back of an
order, or warrant, from Amos Kendall,
M. G.. in favor of 6. B.. Reynolds, of
West Port, Essex County, Nesc York dated
August 23d. Mr.. Reynolds appears 10 have
received this mint drop'-doublless one OF
J: HE prirnised .yellow bows that wereto gilt,
sser through every mans long silk purse
on the 20th September, as the prescribed
printed receipt for the money, signed by
him, bears that date.
A fair specimen this Of the faihiessness
and utter iincaracity of an Administration
which put down the bank, under the pro.
mise of .better currency" Ass ofihe
U. S. Bank was current money every wnere
would bring the specie in any town or
city in the Union, o. pay for any necessary
z Of life; but here we have paItry Treasury
= draft, issued in payment to public credit
or, entitled to tho specie, or at least 10 an
equivalent, on bank hundreds Of miles ou;
Of his way. for a sum which world not pay
q third Of hls travelling expenses to- collect
ii! For be it observed that the draft, with
Mr.. Reynolds signature to the prescribed
printed receipt on the face Of i, has been
sent on through athird person for collect.
ton, and was this morning presented to the
Cashier, and refused on the ground that
Mr.. Reynold was not personally present.
though the holder was assured that ut IS
good!'' Good for what! Certainly not for
bread and meat.
- INuuMAMTY.-About 80 miles below
sQnebec, pilot boat vas swamped IN
heavy sea-three persons were seea cling.