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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Having administered on the estate Of John
q 'B,ddle, deceased, notice is Iereby given
to all persons indebted to siid estate to come
forward and make payment Immediately, as
no further no,ce will be given.
Those having claims against the estate will
present'ham to the Undersigned, duly auhen-
!lcated. within the time prescribed by law.
Mays 3m J. FRIZLELI., Adm'r.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-18
CUSTER HOUSE.

WINCHESTER, TENNESSEE.
The subscriber solcits share Of patron
age from the travelling public. and the people
Of Winchester and Franklin county. His
accommodations are good, and charges mod.
srate. Gail and see for yourselves.
NJ. CUSTER.
1rnn good hack daily between Dechard
and Winchester. and charge only 25 "ents
per passenger. NJ. CUSTER.
Febl3 II
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The new law in New York, abolishing
days Of grace upon all notes and bill,
payable al sight, or on specified day
after 81 sht, at any place within the State
is now in operation.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-18

were carried every moment by in the arms
Of their friends, or on carts 10 the hospi. |
tai or their homes.
Those who curiously tempted the risk,
pushed their way through the increasing
throng to the place Of riot, where ter
r,ble scene was being enacted. Brick
bats, stones and clubs were flying thick
ly around, and from windows, in all d.
reclions, and men ran wildly about, brun'
dishing firearms and clubs Of almost ev
cry sort. Wounded men were lying up.
on the sidewalks trnmpel upon by the
crowds who were driven TO and fro.--
Amid the din and confusion that prevail,
ed, it was almost impossible TO tell be,
tween whom The fight was raging, The
beIigerents were nearly all young men,
and as they came more closey y together,
those acquainted with the local (euls,
feeling the clubs, discovered that the ri.
oters were Bowery Boys, and the Dead
Rabbits, or Mulberry street crowd. Now
the Rabbits would MAKE a combined
rush ana 'orce their antagonists up the
street to the Bowery. There the Iusl'
tves, reinforced and encouraged, would
turn upon their pursuers and compel them
to retreat in return down to Mulberry,
Elizabeth, and even as far as Baxter
street, and so 1t contInued Tor about hall
an hour.
AT length twenty-five Metropolitan po
licemen, drawn from various precincts,
marched to the scene Of conflict with a
view to put an end to the disturbance.-
A reserve Of sixty men was held in read'
ness. The twenty-five marched steadily
on, assailed at every step, not only with
yeIls and groans, but with brickbats
pitched from aiIey.woys and hiding pIa'
CeS, ana HllSSlleS Nelc cFeu lHiUNu VI y
on them from the windows as they pass.
ell along. And in several instances men
standing upon the house tops, battered
bricks from their own chimneys and hurl.
them upon the officers below, MAIN.
lag them at almost every STEP Inc
Al,
mere handful s''Il pushed on using their
cIooS as Iney "en'' al" MAKING several
arrests FROM one tenement mousse near
'he corner OF Mu'oefry street, seVeraI
SHOTS were llred' and hf'cks and paving
stones thrown at inc olhceFs' lh's at
lack was SO hefce and long continued,
tna' 'ne PoI'ce' Su 'aenly 'urh'ns' ma'e
a aaSh 'o' lhe HouSe' '1e doors OF "nIch
were al ''6"u! 'aS'e''e' D" '"e '"S'oe'-
ln'y c0aFG0' 50 hefce'y' ana win Sucn
eil'c' as to drive IN all directions the
crowd mat opPoSe'' ana breaking down
''e aooFs' FuS"e' " '"c upper slo'''S III
'''C'' =, '''','' .,' '''N'' "''
:, ''' '''' ' ' ~
WV '''' i''''"o ~ ' ''' "
"0'''Y" "''s ''p'I'e''' r'' n'"O't', ''' w.
'o' ''''"o ''''' '"P' N'''" WIN P"''"o
S'o"oS'
On emerging 10 the street again with
their prisoners 'he policemen were as
saIlel "'tH' II poSSIpIe, greater 'IoIence'
ana the numbers OF Their opponents 50
'ncfeased' mat destruction SCENE Inev'
table when large number OF the Bow
cry BOYS ana citizens geHefHIIy' ruSNe'
to tneIF rescue 'Fo'o oacN me HDead
hao'its' AMI escorted the po!ice-aear'
ly all OF whom were more or less IN
J"'e' '''' ''''.' P'''0'''>' ~ " ''"eo u
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MEDICAL. NOTICE.

DOCTOR CLOPrON offers his profession
al services to the citizens of Winchester and
vicinity, and h'pes by strict attention to his
duties to merit a liberal share Of patronage.
Office on Main street. opposite Brooks Hn-
tel; Residence formerly occupied by
A. Colyar, ESD.
Jan Is, 1857. Iv
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The Right WAY to Fix il.

A recent "affair OF honor" as it is
termed, was p planned in Savannah, 10
come off at the river bank OF an early
hour in The morning.
The two principal combatants were
placed, the surgeon got his instruments
ready, and all was in order, when the
seconds opened the pistol cases, and
disclosed brace o(lorge and elegant
pewter syringes!
Every body laughed, and the principals
concluded to shake hands on the Joke.
This was tho doing OF the seconds, and
is the fr,t instance upon record of such
parties appearing above our horizon
acting so wisely. They must have come
with the comet!
The law holds the seconds in a duel
equally guilty with the principals. We
think them the most guilty, as they
deliberately place The weapons of muir
der in the hands Of two foolish men,
whose quarrel, in the great majority OF
cases amounts to a shadow, and could
as easily be settled with joke, if wise
men, like the above, ,scould be found to
enact the part Of seconds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08
Houses and farms nante6.

UTANTED-A first class DWELLING HOUSE
w in city Brooklyn. for which Billr, Saloon tue
perfect clearing all expenses 81 w
yesrs i'll be siven and the remspder In cash Add,es
stating where sn interview be had DWELLING HOUSE
I. ibupe Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

,.oI.nt F ming Land. fes Of Nth
Are ne~ two-.toy frame HOUSE. f21sS With wing az
oars, "a rous marble NANTES and grlss pucr la ~
rood Ar osriAss hoass md Other sns
troa, ssrvcm runs through Tern, v.y soeenootstn1
A. J. BLExCkx6 Co. no nssSdS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

~ HUDSON RIVER delightfully."- located, tn healthy rst
peshbobood well wster.d with superior wells and
mental with handsome well built Manson 70 oy ~
and outbud and general we'll suit
family who desire elegant comfortable and secure
spot The scenery ve,y fneRver view for sever. miles
Distance from 3lstst hours ride the railroad. This
property offered either in whole In lots for buildings on
very favorable with perfect title and imme
Tor further information inquire of MesO DhAPEh CLAhhE
( Co. No. % Park place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08
Real estate foy 6ale.
SEA-SHORE RESIDENCE for SAIL

A SEA-SHORE RESIDENCE for SALE
IA silusted beautiful b,y Long Island, about 80 mes
from this city containing about acres ana nearly
By tide water Improvements Dwelling house laundry
stable carriage house and boat house. henney.
aud buoLgs thereon gardeners cottage &c The 'unds are
laid out with gsvsed roads aud walks ornsnsned With trees
and hrabbery With lawns and orchards OF all knd' OF fruit
under tieb cultivation. The improvements nearly new
The dwellrg of the best built mansions in the county
constructed of selected materials and by days work with all
the modern improvements except sn furnished throughout
csiee furniture piano. &c. all good new The stable con-
pair Of carriage horses suitable for draft Pow, and
driving single. -.
Ao afDe saddle and buggy horse elegant shifting top
Rage English vehicle, with shaft and pole bdgsy carts
gardening Of all kinds pigs aud poultry Of al
KINDS sailing yacht Of about nine tuns with bo,ts hhing
and shooting gear All e shell fish found in the
neghborhOo with sbur dance Of fishing and shootns Fine
bathing and the bays in the for sailing
The place remarkably healthy and entirely free fro sqnoy
such mosquitoes SAID flee &C. ZINE hsd roads 70,
with without personal properly for cab AID morris, APP
ply 20 p L. SIENENo, NO. IL "nisI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08
NOR SITE-A Country Seat at NORRIS

LNOR SALE-A COUNTY, scat at NUKRTS-
Il TOWN j. The place Inc ades = acre. Of land border
ing upon hsr shee Of wa'-r With eoahou.- boat
m. r,onr5. are beautifully laid with al
.,ae md fuftrr-. sod garden, With IL snail uitL The
Uous, /, modern Italian Cottage with hot AID cold 90
,hr,, aooY, hath room range kc and the u.ou
within Jew minutes wsE OF the Post Osee and Churcas.
ksble fox beauty Of scsrerJ ~ lnqae Of
WILLIAM A. COuRsEN, No. nj brosdwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

aninz three aud hAi scres s'a.ied on the ada
Of Staten Island It sdjoins the lands Of VIM VA.
.c.. ,ne .ea AID bs, well shaded lawn With SAbls Cosh
and GARDEN producing abundance Of vegetables
fruit Part tie PSTsS,.ss T9 So can rsEn on bond and
Penf,t OF to JAMES RIDGWAY, No IS WulAm-st-, room
NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

T. foil LOTS situated on Con.eyesst. BROOKLYN, Z D.,
.hout 10 niput, walk from Grandst fery The around
tssefuIly laid with srsPery, &c There well Of good
wafer with pump, stable, carriage house, kc, the
s,onnd Wil Be- s5d cheap and essy Apply on the
r,mise, or Al No a45 Sou,h.st., New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08
[SOR sALE-A property Of from 40 to 80 acres

III 10 NORRIS COUNTY. NEN-JEhoEii one mac from
the Madison Depot The budnss res buck barn. aste rof
N. ~ ,~s contsinins s,as With cayAsefouse n
plet, farm stsbe ana root cellar in ,hs cottage coz IS
With eight rooms web Of excellent vsssr aud sapess
ety OF Ornamental choice ssfted fruit trees Apply
D. HUNTING Madison N j.. OF NO - AerehAnts E1ehAnxe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

TO LET in Brooklyn, the 3-story brick dwelling
BOUsE, with b.semen. and sEb-celN No. sss Hiet,st
Brooblyn beweep DegsW and Sac VIC an,
sDd 6Iures SC Reat tfSS YOUNG RCrHvEN No
IS NssssaSe., N. L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

DAULDING INSTITUTED Select Boarding
School for seys at T.aytown, we.,oAe.ter Co. J;
commence on MONDAY May Circulars st Clark, Austin
Smiths No. Psrh-row and Ut T. N sanfords, No. o5'
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

'RlvATE INSTRUCTION

DOYs may receive PRIVATE INSTRUCTION
ID =, mol az AIRS cou stcA Aesdsny. No road az
.nd ~ prepared tor sess'A 'pcsi sa.ae. superior
ks;,s,. xr, prsocG otkeepers md l>srs In
md Than IL two qasI.eu 81 ordSvJ schools rw, 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

The uurvsed location between 1884 and lS8th s being
about feet on Hudson River aud running the Kings
bridge road containing ~ or $50 lots with
it and evergreen trees and Mansion Green houses Stables
Sc in complete ORDER ample shubeery and lsbe lands;
numerous whistles Of the uo.t select location may be m,de on
Ibis propery The owner will sell ~ fair price be desires
10 investment. Wet. For full particulars apply i'm
disteIy to G. PIERCE No. Is Wans next door to Corn
Exchange Bank
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

celebrated Place situated In the central Of the City
of Hartford Conn stands eranence
overlooking beautiful part Of the city The prospect
on the east north and south h unequaed in New England
The Connecticut River the meadows Col Colts extensive
improvements and the Public Institutions OF Hartford are In
full view II historical interest being the local
liz the Charter Oak psce Of eoneesment OF the Charter
Of Connecticut granted BY Charles H. For more than cen
try Ard half It belonged Governor WHY'S OF the
early the State and his OF tbs name
FROM them the hands Of Stephen Bulkey esq,
II preferred sell the property entire and have remain
one estae II not thus sold Il will be divided into lots Tue
whole tract contains from liberal credit will be
oven II desired For terms inquire Of Mr. HOWE 4
Eetchum Howe Co s. New York or D. T. ROBINSON and
J. A BUTLER Hartford, Conn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

Tor SALE One of the most attractive RESI-
l. DENCEs in Newark, ". J. II commsnd' view Of the
City Of York and the time 10 central to Newark
ana Ia cony,piept 10 the PostOice parks aud
railroad depos 1t has ample Grounds with Trees Fruits and
Flowers abundance. Terms favorable Apply corner OF
Market and Mulberry sts Newark, 70 DUNN THOMPSON,
and s or J. w BARKER, No. IA Pinest, New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08
T'O LET BASEMENT sTORE.-The spa

cious and well lighted BASEMENT corner Of Canal and
Wooster very desirable stand for trunk furniture
dealer and beds,ead dealer basket house fur
nish articles stove furnace store, having wide aud
convenient entrance with large show windows Inquire in
the store over the basement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08
A N American gentleman PURPOSES TO receive

"A from oil In the United States CONFlDEN'
TIAL COMMUNICATIONS Of their matrimonial aspirations.
WITH view OF them 10 other like ssprants mat
rmony And to ep select Sci be entertained there must
not be 85 ladies' and $40 eaoh from gentlemen
nc sed Through United Stues Post Oce fhe sdIess of
AMERICAN GENTLEMAN City Of New-YoIk. Each Exc
ouye State paper the United Sstes that will insert three
siues and send copy vii receive 81 therefor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08
nor SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY PROP

I ERTY-rha, desirable property known 81 City Hotel
Peeh.k Weschsstsr County present occupied Board.
ps School for young ladies' 10 5CI7O with .ddon SoI D
10 IL ar so And The location well eAcul.ted for boarding.
.chol or pubc house al trXins 81 Peeksk For
Their partieuI.rs sppy 10 A. HANFOhD, Peeksh or to j.
BLTECKER Co, No Brosdst tst5)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

DIAMOND COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE for
III YOUNG LADIES' Carmel, Putnam County, N Y.-fhe
SUMMER TERM will open 4lh Of May next Circulars and
Catalogues containing full information be obtained q tho
Bookstore Of IvISON PHTNNEY, No S2l Brosdw New
York by addressing the Rev w. B. STEWART s. PAR
SONS PR Att Principals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

"A CHEAP.-This psce sat 'mford, Conn II sP 'ndid,
" located Lear the Railroad Depot Coz sus II large
Stone House. &C. and plenty Of choice Fuit Toe spd
rG b. good cultivation building lots Also small cheap
COUNTRY SEAT Saybroot Conn mouth OF the Connecti'
cnt liver. INQUIRE Of s. r. TOWNSEND, 81 Nssssu e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08
Illinois Central Railroad Company.
Office In Illinois Central Railroad Depot, Chicago, ID.

EOR SALE-T~O frst-class fsur-story brown.
front HOUSES just finished In the most thorousa
and improved style all modern improvements sls y by so
eet IN the choice location Nos "A and 30 West 3s be-
5th-v and Broadway. Apply on the premises from
n M To m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08
10 nhotn il man Gor,rer1.

A RTESIAN WELLS.-The subscriber, Engl-
IA of Aresn Wells and boring for water hs, been en-
esea 80 years has recently bored wei
M John Taylor Co.. At their saloon and International hotel
Broadway also wells for principal brewers sugar ehner
and o4bers caution the public against frauds mposd
upon them by parties clsmna 20 have patents tor tools ad
pipes used In this business Address JOHN DlSBROW, No
SWsIkerst or ct the Columbian Foundry No. IS Duane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08
OHERRY VALLEY FEMALE ACADEMY.

~ @. HAZRLrINE, J. A FOWLER, Pnncipals Ioe
Summer sslU OF sbs Ipstutioa will commence on TdUkS-
DAY, the ash Of April ard will continue tweasyoae
weeks.
affords great grsi6s to learn that the well known
Cherry Vale, Female Academy growing more and ,fe
pro, psrus under the efficient supentendence Of hesGs
Huck.ne spd Fowler IL 10 fas insituton for youus Is
dies stands in Of The oveest valleys In this State
Home Journal.
"Thefe 10 probably no educational estashmeat in the
s,se that has for many aed high standard Of
excellence IN every department this while its charming
tustlop renders Il delightful home Courier and LOG
CAtosu.s ontAoipg full info, sion, can be- bad spp
cation % the Principals Cherry vsley, New York. Mach
1857. . u. LIrrbE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

DARENTS, GUARDIANS and PUPILS seeking
Schools will find CARDS. Catalogues Circulars aud inormt
ton without expense WILCOX 4 SONS u. 8. SCHOOL
AGENCY No. rs Broadway iug all other orders vacsncie:
ard changes tor or per cent Established
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

RLEACHED GOODS, 900 cases, comprising
- sv~y vtath end quality, foe ssis By
NKsklrH e.. H. u Bsssavv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

TNO LET-By &. G. PINCKNEY, No. 16 Mas
sau st. three story and cellar modern DWELL
ING 5d-st between ID and 3dsys, rent low Also
the SECOND FLOOR Of the brick BUILDING west sd'
of Sd sy comprising five rooms three with Croon
water and sink rent 1850 Also STORE No. 92 Broadway
$50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

TO LET-Two STORES and eight SHOW
ROOMS In Csnslst Broadway viii be let for one,
two businesses and arranged 10 suit applicants Ap
ply No. IA Chsmberss No. l27 Greene-st-, before
O'Clock q N. 7 past O'Clock D. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH's ACADEMY o.
" PENMANsfAP end BOOKKEEPING, No SSa Broad
wsy corner Franklin sOpen day and evening for cias
private Instruction Full success guaranteed to every pupil
Strangers may receive eosrse OF private instruction IN one
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-10-02

= Disbonest people act very foolish OCCASION.
:aHy.sf Recently aat couple eof black mailing
scoundrels sent an anonyInousadetter to
NJ Van iNihkis. Sf Paterson. NJ, direct.
lug him TO places 200 sEeatt, a patticutar
'sscne sps6tiouAd 0h spsinsp lhsiE dire ven-
geAncsftT Sass u % sFsfusals abe intended
.fiaiu eefslled tile pofies, ands ssben tepaird
Io The opg "a and placed X parcel
li Ia fsi Ishest.
3B ftsrMssds tiic taok INA 2iisra sssds fiiSif
anp5eAt8Sed saailS sAsts sins thsActs6f
vii ss & .s M llisl pllisfH l
lthey my Sssstiek ri 9 ss1ane slRsisf ~
the Sfs8 e.a4 tfs 4 ssas - kssf .S7. ~ s,-s
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-10-02
Farewell to Summer.

Farewell thy moon is OH the %ahc
Thy last bright day is near its close;
On rosy lips that thirst for rain,
Heaven not drop bcstow;
The cricket, Summer, sounds thy kncll,
Queen of The season. fare the well.
The flowers that wreathed thy bcautious head
Dro"p, pale and withcrcd"on thy brow
The light tina, made thy morning red
Is dull and misty now
sad voices pipe in wood and dell
To Summer aud her joys farewell
Gone is thy belt ofrainbow sheen
Starred with the dew .ltol,s Of the showers
And kirtle Of enchanted green,
Embroidered Ger with flowers
The golden wand Of wonl rous spell
Is dim and broken now-farcw.ll
There is Il summer Of the heart
That bath its mnurntul cndin, here:
Delights that warned lis core depart
While it grows dull AMI lcarcr,
And sa,llcr than the funeral bell
Hope whispers I" the soul--farcwcll.
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MISCELLANY.

THE MODEL IIrsBANp.-On week day H..
walks with his wife, anl is not aiia Of mil
liners shop. lie even has change when ask
ed for it, aud never aIluIcS to it afterwards
lie rs not above curryns a large brown paper
parcel, or acotton umbrella, or the clu.s or
even holding the baby in his lap in an omnibus.
lie runs OIL the first knock at the door, whcnit
is raining. lie goes outside, if tho cab is full.
He goes to bed first in cold wcuthrr.- He will
get up in the middle of the night to rock The
cradle, answer the door bell Ii e cats cold
Ineat without Il murmur, or pickles, and is i'll
different about pies and buildings. The cheese
is never too strong, the beer too small or
the tea too weak for him. lie believes i II ly-
sterics, and is melted instantly with tear lie
patches up quarrel with velvet gown and
drives away the sulks with trip to E,,srm or
a gig in the Park OIL Sunday. lie goes to
church regularly, and takes his wife to the
opera once year. lie pays for her losses at
cards, and gives her all his winnings lie
meyer flies out about his buttons, or brings
home friends to supper. His clothes never
smell Of toLucco. lie respects the curtains and
never smokes in the house lie caivrs but
never secretcs for himself "the brown"
lie Iaces his wifr's stays, even in December
seed never asks for q fire in the bed room, On
The most wintrv nights. lie respects the ttc.
tion Of his wife's age and would as soon burn
his fingers as touch the bright poker lie
never invades the kitchen, and wouil no more
tHInk Ol Olo"iuS Wy hhS VI lne seTSehtS tIan OF
ordering The dinner, or having the tray
brought Up after eleven. lie is innocent of a
latch key. lie lets the fumly go out Of town
once every year, whilst he remains mt home
Nth one knife and fork. sits on u brown lIol-
land chair, sleeps on curtainlc<s bed, and has
chairwoman to wait on him. lie goes down
on Satr-d " and comes up OH the Mon.las.
taking n it'll him the clean linen, and bringing
I. back the dirty clothes. lie checks the washing
bills. lie pays the housekeeping money with.
out suspicion, and shuts his eyes to the -'sun
dries" tie is very easy and affect tionate, keep
ing the wedding anniversary punctuaIiy; never
complaining il the dinner is not ready ma.
king the breakfast himself if no one is down ;
2 letting his wife waltz and drink porter before
company. lie runs nil her crrands, pays all
her bills, and cries like child at her death
:HIadetfa i'eopie, Gy Jfdyh"m
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-10-02
RATES OF ADVERTISING

The Proprictors Of the Abbcville Banner and
'fIadepenaent Press, have established the follow
Ing rates of Advertising to be charged in both
papers:
:. Every Advertisement inserted for less time
than three months will be charged by the IN
1.-THE spaceof 2 solid lines or less for the first
Insertion, and Fifty Gents for each sub*e-
quent insertion.
eB- The Commissioners. Sheritf's, Clerks
anI Ordihary's Advertisements will be inserted
In both ttaters, ehch charging half price.
eB- Sheriff's Levies, One Dollar each.
eB Announcinga Candidate, Five Dol
liars.
Advertising nm Estrav, Two Dollars,
I'd ts I5did by the Magistrate:
Advertisements inserted Tdr three months or
longer, at the following rites
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-10-02

PErpvILLr.-Thc Cornerstone "f encl Of tho
main buildings dcsignsh fur the "lligh School"
of tho newly founded village of l.eidville, Spar
tnnburg District, will bc laid Oh the lst prox !.
hy Spartan Lodge. \. +. NJ, and addresses by
Rev. j.. i. Buist, ID. d., Rev. Thos. 4. IIoyt, J.
ID. Wright and L. .. =. Vernon, Esgs.
The Spartanburg Express adopts and M
lTovos our suggestion of Rci.ipiNe, instead of
R"idville, as used in some cases at first. The
sibiant letter occurs frequently enough in our
language, nnd should not be nee.llessly intro.
duced Let us then have Rcilvile instead of
heidYille, and Stateburg instead Of Stuteburg.
LHartexfon Courier.