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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-10
GRAND RAFFLE.

$50. 900 RM2 M9RyR pR 9 OF PrH4y TALgA, 20
BE RAFFLED FOR, consisting of EAS-
bEY'S SPLENDID MILLS and other ma
cEincry, together with Seven Hundred
Acres of Land and 249 Town Lots in the
Village of Easlcy, making $50 prizes. High
est prize, $50 ,0O0!! For further particulars
sec hand bills or address either of the follow
ing gentlemen at Easlcy, Pickcns District
South Carolina.
Price of chances only $1,000. ANY person
enclosing $1,000 addressed as above, and Civ
ing their name and Post Office plainly writ
ten, will receive a certificate of chance by re-
turn mail
f. ~ GARYIN, \ = CB, i. SLOAN,
A. r. LEWIS, z II. LEE TIIRUSTON,
JOHN BOWEN. 55 (ALEX. McBEE.
GEO. SEABORN, 9 u. ID. ASIIMORE.
Oct. ., 1857 IL If
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PREMIUM COOKING STOVES,

or all sizes, with and without lIollow-warc
" For sale by i. II. VOIGT.
Opposite Planters Hotel, Walhalla, SC.
August 6, 1857 If
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C. II. IssERTEL.
NoRMAN
ISSERTEL C NORMAN,
ERnIhaIia G. d.

ISSERTEL C NORMAN,
WaIhaIIa, g. &.
fN1iE subscribers beg ltavt to ihfornlthGir
friends and the public generally, that they
arc now receiving large and elegant ur
sortnent of scasonoblc
DFy Goods, .
Consisting of the usual variety, which arc Of
the latest styles and most beautiful patterns,
Together with a fresh supply of
GROCERIES,
Purchased on tho best terms in the New York.
Baltimore and Charleston markets, and will
he sold on the best terms for cash oniy. Try
them,
JeWclry, &C.
They also have on hand very valuable Ste K
of Jewery including splendid Gold and s f.
yer WATCHES. and Fancy Articles.
ASP5ISs, Medicines, &c.
Then Stock III this department is heavy and
the assortment general, aud, as great care
was had in buying, the purchaser may rest
assured IF getting pure article.
Their Stock embraces quite Variety of
Other articles, which can only be appreciated
by being seen. Call early and but bargains.
ISSERTELL g. NORMAN.
Waihalla, May 25. 1857 46 T
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Adnlinistrators' "A Notice.

AdministTators' Notice.
HlIIE heirs of Absolcm GibSo... deceased. arc
1 hereby notified that settlement Of the Es-
tate of the said deceased viii be had before the
Ordinary, at Pickens G. H., on the 10Th day ne
0ctobeF next. Those indebted TO said estate will
make pasnent.sand those having demands win
present them, lcgolly ottcstcd. on or before thai
time. u. GIBSON.
II. 4, II. GIBSON, An" r.
July 30, 1867 2 3m
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LOTS FOR sALE.
Final Notice.

Ill those indebted TO l.. G.. CRAtG & Co. and
n l.. G. & w n. CRAIS, either by Note or Ac-
count, arc called uron, for ehc last time in this
manner, to come forward and pay up. We have
given long Indulgence, bnt must now ask for
a full and prompt settlement. Shohld this rtG-
sonablo request not I've Immediately complied
with, the Books Of Account and Notes will he
placed iii the hands of Mcssrs. Norris IlARRi<
son s. PULLI&St for collection.
T.. C.. & ". " CRAIG.
July go. 1857 g G
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NOTHCE.

III persons arc warned against trading
IN for Note which was given bv II. II.
Brookshicr to me for one hundred DOLE in
February last, as the said note is lost.
JOHN G. BOWEN.
Sent. 2G, 1857 10 Q
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"TmE DIsTR!cT or CALHOUN "--From
an advertisement in the Mercury, we learn
that a movement is on foot to establish a
new district OF this nanio. Tho citizens of
Barnwoll, Edgcfeid, 0rangeburg and Lex
ingtoi, are invited to attend public meet
ing in Aiken, on 4th November, to adopt
measures TO secure the establishment of this
new judicial district. GeneralI4. Nj. Aver
and others will address the meeting.
ASLippERy REPLY. ..--t Have you much
fish inyour bagG" asked a person ofa Rsh-
crmau, who was returning home. "Yes,
a agoOd cell" was the slippery reply
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NEW PATENTS.
Carriage Hubs

Carriage Hubs.
THE subscriber has purchased the right to
L make, vcnd, or use the Patent, granted orig
inaly TO Henry Nycum, of Pennsylvania, for
the useful Improvement of Carriage Hubs of all
kinds. When seen, its utility must he appar-
ent to all. The Hub is made of cast iron aver
aging in weight less than four pounds The
Inventor says the hub is composed of a back and
front section, and having thin metallic lube or
ring, independent of each, centrally placed be-
tween them. against which the inner ends of the
spokcs abut; when said sections arc so made
ms that in removing the back one, the pipe or
box of the hub shall also be removed, or reno
vablc with it, to facilitate the properly introdu-
cling of new spoke, substantially ns described.
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NOTICE.
MO- HAdlE.

4 FINAL settlement of the Estate Of G. D.
"A Keith. deceased, will he made before the
Ordinary, at Pickcns e.. H., on the first SataT-
day in January next An persons indebted to
said estate must come forward and pay up, and
those having demands viii render them in legal
ly 1ttcstcd by that time.
MATTHEW KEITH, Admir-
August 2G 1857 Sm
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-19
J IMPROVED TWELVE NJ,
: SEWING AACHINE, LAR

II ING country respectfully invited ~ O.GHBOR
rooms Mr. Copelands Daguerrean Rooms oye sas our
Ofica e witness the operation Of ''s' 'ne Post
wstson's Celebrated sl2 Family SEWN, ".
50 ~. chine, :. ma
Which win Be on exhibition ct the above place. ss,,
"e tSr gu sne citizens to see it, and test r.
This Machine is admirably adapted to all kinds If p
ssg It is simple IL its easily operated
day IS the seemstress can do in ten ,S
needle and is sold for the low price Of WIN Der
TWELYEp DOLLARS,
Any one WIG operate should wish to n,o.,.
sev;Se s.s. thes order with the Of re-
SAMPLE sn exhibition. ''f''' =" 'ns
State and County rights for sale BY sppy 4s
in person or by letter. rf'"s "@
Ansusst, 5,lsg. a.. f., tn
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-19

GcoD BRxEDMe.-Ths following anecdote Is relat.
ed BY NJ. Walker in his amusing and instructive
publication, "The Original" ~ afording ins in
stance of the value Of good breeding or poiteness
even in circumstaacss where could not Be- expect
ed to produce any personal advantage: =.
An Engiishman making the grand tour towards
the middle of the last century, when travellers were
more objects Of attention than ct present. on arriv.
ing ct Turin, sauntsred out to sec the paaca. He
happened to meet . regiment Of infantry returning
from the parade, and taking . position 10 zee It
pass. young captain, evidently DESTROYS to make
display before the stranger, In crossing one of the
numerous water-courses with which the city is in.
tersected missed his footing. and in trying to save
himself lost his hat The exhibition was truly un-
fortunate the spectators laughed and looked 1t the
Englishman, expecting him to laugh too. On the
contrary, he not only retained bis composure, but
promptly advanced to where the hat had rolled,
and, taking it up, presented it with air Of una
fected kindness to it, confused owner. The officer
received it with blush of surprise and gratitude,
and hurried to rejoin his company. There was
murmur Of applause. and the speaker passed on
Though the scene Of . moment, and without q word
spoken, It touched every. heart-not with admira-
ton for . mere display Of politeness, but with .
warmer feeling for . proof Of that true charity
(which never fa,leth." On the regiment being dis
missed, the captain, who was young man of CON-
to his colonel. The colonel Immediately mentioned
il to the general in command; and, when the Eng
,lishmsn returned to his hotel, he found An ad-de-
camp waiting to request his company to dinner ct
headquarters. In the. evening he was carried to
j court-at that time, as Lord Chesterfield yells
us the most brilliant court Of Edrope-and was re-
ceived with particular attention. Of COURSE during
his stay 1t Turin he was invited every where; and
on his departure he was loaded with leters of intro
dscton to the different States Of Italy. Thusa pri
vste gentleman Of moderate means, by graceful
impulse Or Christian feeling, was enabled to travel
through foreign country, then Of the highest in
tersst for ts society; well for the charms it
still possessed with more real distinction and ad-
vantage than can ever be derived from the mere cir
cumstances Of birth and fortune, even the .mest
spiendid."5
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-19

70 RRv. DE- KNcADs-Rev. Ne. Kiucaid, the eele'
bsated Baptist Missionary T. Barmah and long eco.
laborer with Judson snd Wade delivered . farewell
diseourse in Rev. Mr. Hscox's Stauhton- street Bap.
list Church. in which be gave graphic account OF
his career since the year $780, when be first landed
ct Calcutta from fishing boat total stranger with
the intention Of preaching the gospel 49,
His account Of the 6rst Karen convert and his
baptism twenty seven years ago, with the gradual
inces, of the Burmese Empire there are more than
nominal ChFistian population Of Karen and Rurmese
numbering full l0O, 000 souls2 ht saso : ,sieEs.
il The special purpose of Dr. Kincsid in his present
visit to bis native land Was to place his hrniy hsse
and to collect means for the partial sappoSt az !
school for the education Of teachers and preachers
from among the native youth. The school wSs ca.
tablished three yeaEs smce and lad 20 students in
attendance one year ago. l::f2s-g ~ 49,
gs Mr. K was also the beaser OF DISPATCHES from the
Court Of Ava to the United States Govesnmsusa u
Washington. He has collected = handsome sum Cd
money, together with about seven hundred doliara
worth of philosophical apparatus, books and maps,
for the usecf the schoot.a portion sof which Wera
contributed BY the Government and the Smitheoaisn
Institute, At Washington Rev Nj. Dunhar. ofsthe
AeDougal streets Church, IN behalf of4hs ekarchss
delivered an impressive sddrsn 70 tic dsvotedm mis-.
i. Dr. Kinesid sails IN The screw steamer Cityof
inburg today ct 10 O'Clock from the foot Of Vesssy.
street. near Canal His hmily seussin bahind md
VIII follow him ID about Ief The present d. bid
third departure to his field 81 aboe. Which nS ex,
tends to thsowsstesn sAer1sss a. China, and has
oM . sausehss in.ll .hspsey.ssssef shs Bur.
5ss-sg as l., ~ 4 s1sSsf
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- 90 sl-i.ski. .d1ssss
~, :, ~; - - 1iIsx. ~ 1;slesie r.,
esfIes IA tkX m ~ ~ Ce,.iina - -
ri 81 Juiv 80 q. ~. 1880 m - 49,
pleasu,e ssI oond -;sh ~. ;t mi,hs l. rlsosj &
- -, s,,l - ~ i,l6ern
Ssstes. IL patriotic seNsm.nt. nroeonnd pol,i1aS
visdom. hies mornl teseh;1S4 yksdrGSEao al eom-
position. ake command II la the carefi considss,,
ZION Of an VINO heatov .nv rsaection nnan ~ -.
11vE1e411zGESifeSl ;8' - SSls1 ffe<S3S -
vhieh - The ssme time peese the 900 And exc;ts
thoueht in the E1G1Ir aifer verv bee.,-
tifal 1872 tVsat 60 ttb;sA Vafd6im 20 the
vener.ble seat II svAok halls the addres
nturee6r 10 siya i sSnsa;Ak Aert
m.sh;e 1890 n thoss,sos,sliale0 erovtK a ths
Gaited St.fes IN al the 81 nstionsf sros
bsrity and rSnovn md fhsn Nor no, tke Ind
81 fhoae Mo heard I'm and az 49, no - -
eeo.t. the ;uportsst 1sst Tat vAsaeyer ve have
.ehisyed Il srta in NM I'm ,inSe hi nolse learn.
inc. = dne tseth Il ~ eonnfrv wR.h
bessed nsfrnment in ts ;ntecyv. Il Ia the dntv Of
ayery patriot to uphold and nresstSe. lNrs;Miller
then refers to the dangers which threaten our omes
tic peace pf6ninsSt smora xktch ~ reeoe.;z.e M
Nstievs,ssa, of az preos His 1890 On ~ soint
are enforced by spirit OF ssyero public virtue.
which cannot be too highly extrfed s (Nneeav con.
neeted with thia ana equally 81 mischeyous = he
corrupt literature which oysEruns the land poison
n n mai and
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Anna insisting that General Scott should send the
nag but General Scott insisting, if he won the bat
tie Santa Anna should do 50. He further said Gen.
esal Scott had furnished him the money and that he
had paid the $40 900 required to be paid in ADVANCE
and that General Scott had the means in the dis.
bnrsng department of the army, or could raise the
means of paying the million to be paid at the con.
cusion of the negotiations He also said he had in.
uted me to the conference in pursuance of the order
o. tne Pres'dent and desired my approval Of the
I asked Mr. Trist ifthere was any law authorizing
such an use Of the public money! He replied there
WAS not then asked him if the President had an.
7thorlzed such use of It He replied he had NOT
but he thought it Was the best he could do. 80
hseaFdmg this a. an improper use of the public
money and as bribe to the commander of the enc.
ny Rrces, and as dishohoringthe government. and
- disracefnlto army At once protested se.inst
the whole matter.
Gen. Scott justified and defended the measure
both upon the score Of morris and to e the usape
Of g0vernmeHfa He said we were not corruutino
Santa Anna. for the fact that he was found in the
market asking bride, was proof thst no was al
<reaoy corrupted. 5-.s -. sssssss- & y
In regard to the practiee Of governmsnis he said
was usage Of governments to eject 1hsir purpo.
ses, when necessary, by money, and dat our GOV.
ernment bad sanctioned the practice. ne IA ~.
made oy it to the chiefs Of Indian tribes End
70 the baroary powers were nothing but bribea: Ne
uat1er sai0 that in the settlement Of the northeast
ern boundary q9est'on. $500 900 had been used-no
one knows how bat the officers Of ths sovs-n-.rs
unless It Vas used to bride the Maine press. He
mentioned other instances in which the eovernment
mad expended large sums Of money m fiis ,.sv7,T
'nding GENERAL Scott clear as to the r;oht of the
measure and earnest in his cooperation with Hr.
inst and not hslns familiar myself viii rs ssisss
S.nsf government nor the practice Of our o1n,
bis wishes and Judgment, suapendsd NV .esoos;tos.
until d.ys reflection had confirmed nv cpisiOn &
duty 70 my country. On the ight aAef ths confer.
enee took place. Gen. Scott called ccu1cN "a -.
sra officers, to whom he made known whas IA 80
oone in the way Of negotiation. aud 70 vhsn Mex.
dressed substantially he ysxs iad opnioaa abevs
e., an Sstlt - stf p ss.s7 80, : -
be'ae satisfied after reflection that nv 6r,timnr,a
'sons were right, went next day to deh eesttsss
nj, Inst and protested so earnestly aeklssl IL.
.s aS'e matter Int they beth sid siGs ani
ass sney would abandon the begeeii - Sc -
d noagnt tney Mers sinosre in their pup0esteaAsn
N'A ~ and al - Of peace to be thus obtained.
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Address delieersd 6o-s tic PAilontayypie and DID
kctie Societies Of the Unioersity Of North Caroz;-
nd, Dune 8, 1851. BY Henry W. Nilles, ESQ
Raleigh: Holden and Wilson, 1857. e.! Gt'TJ1t p
This Grafton reaches at late day ID the season,
but it is not the less acceptable for being delayed
upon the road though having read it With 60 much
pleasure, We are the more vexsd with the adverse
circumstances which have kept it 90 long from our
persuaL Not that It breaches any new doctrine, or
makes any development n Art literature or science,
which may assert the meritof novelty; but that it
argues for that growing conviction svsrywhers in
the South. not only that the South b politically
wrooged, suffering anc in danger-not only thak We
are supins where We should be stringent-stsrn and
unloading where We are soft and fexile-bat that
We have need to address ourselves, with al our pa
trotsm, to the cure Of great social defects and Ss
in education. morals manners, which We have snf.
fsred everywhere to run to waste. We have become
accommodated to the lowest standards in al these
respects going down, BY natural process Of de-
gradaton, until Church Stata, society, politics. NOR
ale. education, manners, have al become chaotic,
rude, reckless mean, evasive, and desperately self
fshi Corruption in political bodies must always sr
que general corruption in society and, where this
political corruption has grown, Is in Congress- 30
reckless Of shame aud exposure, It argues society
everywhere to be in condition Of utter overthrow
and dsintegratiou. Wethsnk Mr.. Miller for 20 SEN
Gble aud well considered performance II Is .
proper contribution, from his section in this time Of
moral and political crisis. .
C1orlstsm Zsres,y.
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aJYDI4soGq
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

Ths ihied meeting OF the managers ~as held II the
Bbe House, Asor place, on Thursday, The Sd inst, .,
~ o'clock =. k.-wm B. Crosby, ESQ, In The chair,
ssasd BY Francis Hal, Esq
-Four narcs were recognized, or which three
vs In Michigan and ono In Mississippi.
OoDrSoDcsuons we're recev rod from Row. Dr. goodell,
One aatinope In behalf OF the Tarkis1 Auxiliary Bible
ocsy, ASKING appropriation In aid OF the depot 81
Ioss or the 'ae Of bios and religious books from Rev
ansers, Bat;caa, and Rev Low Spsalding, 0odoo-
vile, ~ng grants OF English bios fo' In schools,
ana for fsirbuuon among such Of mc population speak
Enehhi nom Rev. l. r Rciohel, acrrnhut, 10 be
haf 81 the Morsvn brcthrcn, a,king . grant
German and English ,esiamenn for the use OF
mis'onarics AID those preparing for that servioe;
rcn Rev George Morgan, Cape rovn, informing OF the
uri-a Il the Dutch and Enshsh tcssmens grated by
MS socey, and stating thas more vii soon be needed
zee Mr. Nesht the sooloiys agent 81 Para, Brazil
aatoo 10 his work, and Okns Cor Portuguese and
epansh Bibles and ressamenn from Rev On. Baird, at
f1sand Berlin
Reports of agents and surIlsrcs presented, show.
Ing no prrpcss of The -ofk ia the domestic ield
Anapp~oviatoa Of $3.50 maze 70 the Turkish Auxi-
naSy nhle Society, fw depot a Pers, requested W
Dr Gocdcl Graos OF books we're made, asted FOR In
Ne several Communications mentioned ab we; end also 10
suxi Ay societies In various arts Of tne United saies
ssues Tor AuGuss vers o. 300 volu mes the receipts,
49, 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

tn pssrsrCTivE F.RE IN BsATTL1soRo-SIx-
90 bruDnss BrRsw-LoS 600 ,ooo-rne village Of
~ -. 49, Waved s,s me mo, ~,
ESscsen which We gather from the B-Atsleboro
EeA ~. 9. Cross, vho ~M ting MP Nth sick
ASs ucovered hrc In tbs oabncs mannfact,ry Of Gses
80 a fhe flames ~erc soon Communicated 10 10
- Ce<hs drug and hardware sore the norm, and
- s~sns sige msiosson wanufsciory and .src
svfs.s Me- srcund rns Ore rsgei si,h fuvy during
sgr hcu,s.d the following are he buildings banned -
vernon, Msiusl fr 500 wcosooss vs,oe, s.esr
nil los ess,msie4 ~ szs 600 a.ured b, Esns oomp.ny
y ne s soU %sn sus 49, mseh.. ooeap.d parton
3D. Chas l.. hesds rule fActory Oase Hc.ros q, i,
PARTIALLY destroyed; insured FOR $1,000 which viii p-o
most Of the saved but ire lo,s =
al - 500 insured fv 81 600 mo house orcun,sd he
Emory Fsnsvcris ana NO osher smes; ,sey ali saved
The mott OF their furnisure bat Mr. Farms nth Tho
swned The house, loses $500 insured for 5000
ne dwelling house owned by Nathan woodoock and &C.
cup4ed ny Briion and hr. B>rtrsst loss "a 500 In
sured for 81 200 me house owned BY luther weld Ana
occupied BY three fsmies furnitdrs ost and mot in
sursd loss In building ~ 600 insured for 81 200 John
PeIets housc; oss $500, insured $3.50. Fredsri,k d
Ed.ards house os, 5000, fully insured An unoccupied
rore owned BY Cap, Rot, valued nj o. 900 aud In.
surec for q 900 ssse' B." O. 10 whose m,.ui.c.
rhey employed about twenty Eve hands, AL o
whom arc ihrown out Of busine,s Joseph Clark, whos,
rs Vas rem burned n esen'e s ana v, =. aoo
$4,000 Of which insured, $1,000 on good, 81 600
building The shops occupied by s.ty Green, for tbs
manufacture of melodeons, were owned BY JACOB Esy
Hs lnss the building, and machine will amount 10
1000 on which bis ,nsursnoes 500 Tue loss OF sy
Green fully $1,000, which has an nsurauce OF only
sipoo In tho sane building the pump and lead pipe
snop OF Jsccb Esv whose loss IN tris densrtment -l
amount " eco Esy Ksihan occrptcd room for the
nenufsc'ure ~ msrbo monuments, &c their loss is e-
mated 81 1880, insured for $500 B'mf. wsre hal
a opened inset Inc shop Tor no msuuiaclre OF plan
mscnlnes Their loss vas fson g. 2N0 It's $50, ~ 10.
~, u'A.ce. Inc n~tmeui vas occuIded hy =. willard
lT planning irmecy and BY tleuge S.earr~ Tor ca.
,r,.,r. SHOP 'nsr loss ~@ probably $1,000, no IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

Nrs Gardner, ~ho has been I'll the last week at
bingham, EGs FOR the murder Of her husband ,rsa
Gartper Al the o'e OF The SUNNI Dg up BY The prosscu
ton. dressed the jivv ~ follows
have much 70 saw but feel aim ,st unable 70 say Il
feel that have been greaily Injured and slauderei
those that have rre,dcc agars me; and placed In
situation v here caDno. help myself feel Ike
standing alone IN the world (be prisoner vas here
cnme by her emotions recovering 10 few moments she
contin sed } and almoH unable 10 get here this
morning thoupht last ght ooald say O. usderable
bus CAM consequ 81 feeble hesltn do feel
If had done any hing to put myself here can de-
clare ipsocence here before before you
alat Am innocent OF the charge which 10 made against
Some done the deed, and II was laid 70 me. I
alone have 10 bear It. feel - If vas dying by inches
Jon the Judge Of this Court knowing thst you
are TO have Judge In ho.ven that will jidse yoa 10
the last day, I hope you will be meroifu and spare
me for the sake Of nv children they are - near and
dear to me my own life They have been dhgrsoed BY
what otherS have brough, upon mo. do not feel ~
though have Zone ihng ryseH I know have NOT.
Therefore feel II bad Injured In coasequepoe OF
prejudice; and It's failing towards for what am not
blame would that God would reveal by his spirit 70
yaur minds and hearts that am innocent, and taat you
might know the guilty ons
she then took her seat, but roe again In moment and
said -
ask you 70 Judge rightly, and be careful that you
do not condemn me without knowing What you do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07
RDCAprrrLAuoy.

mo rsce whole well oontesscd not withstand
ng e ffeqnep running bursts OF the arc, which rave
Euch db satAcfiou Among the hackers or the horse To
hnse who had no pteree d stake the alternate Leading OF
The animals, the equent dashes OF speed 70 pass each
ehcr and the ose proximity Of 10 the other through
We whole race, matters Of exciting pleasure and I,
Hose who had staked their pile the othcr these
incidenn Of exciting "nteros in ivory Of the
word. The "hncyn generally backed the mare. The
spectators were highly gauhed, aud generally aoknow
edged hat the best raceehcy had ever Witnessed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

EspoNhron The suIn o. fllOro has a, lar been col
ecicd lof he erdow niort 81 g,rgs ~, un~o, ts q
.ns .ss,ripen = The TsSernsc,, % AoifuA county, IA