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CYars HrArIoN. III. n. n,

CYRus SrArIoN, N r., Aug. II.
To the Directors Of shs atlantic Telegraph
NsU York
Europe and Amerioa are united by tele-
graph. Glory to God in the Highest, on
earth peace, good will toward mon.
(Signed) DIREcroRs ATLANTIC TELRHRAPH
ConPAKy, 0REAr BRlTAIN.
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IMCcnPo1ATaon NOTICE.
q. :: s:s:sZ Sivsa: ~ Z: ye.ss 1s...
tors, With Others sssoslsssd aaA whs ~ Aseesissr
Aasaas Asesaialsd uilA -, AAss esGnalss1 - u
eorpsratsd ourselves into . ssspssNae eennony.
un9ss nd n assestanss With ~ OsAs, shAD(El q.
And laws q " seatsef !svs iaiag TT isssr.
posssiess. ne ssns aaa style = ~ osnpaayh
The Capital esesk ~ - vAl1A - - inssseeed
toNny extent not sxese1tDg t3oo,Do4. D. eensesa
Of tkrss-lssstAs q . sisshkssisss. rs ssssss.
pal place ~ busias II ~ Conpaay 10 6 81 City
81 keoask, 1ess. !Ae pstaespal bssissss ed eS.
ct stsansss fss ~ trssspss>A1iea g poseease,
cd fssiehts upm Ne Mimfa1ppi kivep-nore ~.
tisulAsly bssussa ksshak an1 nsatSpe ~ -.
Mngteas Iewa--Sgtsn1tAg INV = DeNuapest -
go. .sss isls.4i - ~ sasss.sassss 80 = aayb
- eoaeoli6sis With 1atlsss1s, u ethes 800.
bseas - companies tosshine u sppa 80 NV,
TAs peivsss psspssty a II stsssAso1sss i tAis
Company h naas exe0p4 1Se0 inAivtaunl lioAllity
cs.g.ay. s.ssPs 70 thu extent = tAslr sapsi1
Thsss = 80 Iies.- so.,,hs q q. e.e.h ~,,,A.
I'd, ossthisa = vAish Aas bsss psil s ~ SeIsoes
= psyaa!s z, ny 3 required, spss NE All Il
chased and nov ovs the sssassr sKsskss." ~
liabilities q dsbts q ~ osapeny ~ limited =
amount asessliy psA II = sai1 stesk.
The Organization dato lpa ~ LIT day u Az.
gse@ lets, asd p soetiDus ~ ysass fssa tAea
0ate, subject y aliseaEies q nsaswsl 81 vsts q
consent o1 thsee- lsesshs Of The ssssk Aolhers a
inessssa. sopy q ~ articles Of iasssnsgs4lea
9y9nisg this Cempany y ~ rsaosd II a. 60
q 81 xsseedss q Dssda, - xsaksa. b ~ Csss-
The bssipees Of ths CsnpAsy u uaAsr tAs asssr-
q eontsol end supssvision Il Prssiasnt I'D 2eard
OF Ave Dirscsors, Who are elective casually y 4
vote Of the stookholdsrs. Tbs following peeccne
constitute the Arst Doasd Of NsestOss,
JcnS vAs Noa1vIcE, D. +. naseaAx,
JonH TsnPLs, esLAs HaAieuf.
II. ". SAMPLE,
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KEOHUG FEMALE uBWaQARY.
vNnI6 IAstitstioa wiIl eomaenes tts seeaea Z
! Monday, Sept. 9Th, In H. seeond stosy a ~.
Saaford's building. sornss II fifth sad Oeasast
streets. A.
Tls board Il Trustsss Of tAis ssnisasy. s,,s>,d
from various rsli .ieas dsneuinstions al rsprs-
esnting > large part y ~ CAsistisa senpsnlty,
frisnds II sdusatioa = Maablish Graaually sssh
IN tnstltuticn - Quietly vQuifes.
The ffineipal of ths Hesitation q Rev. g. a.
WILLIAMS, % whom, OF 70 ths esorstasy q ~
Beard, applisssioas for The adnission q pspils
fhs charges fes tai.loa viii " q and o !. u
ordinary Eaglish sendiss, With snall s1ditieael
- Tor incidental sxpsnss. Pr Latin. 1tsnah,
desman. -, sxtss shasges Will - na1s.
Its desirable that psSsols designing % besens
pupils b present passtsAlly q de Arst of th1
session. WM. THOMP6ON.
Presideat Of tAs Board q Trustees,
Keolsk. Ass. ii, lsss-a
Denereesss l1isSoFYs
NEW VOLUME. The Ansriean kevolrtion -
~ The History u The Unitsd 0tatss. Vol, vu.,
ssiag vsl. !. At Ne Anssisan Revslatisa - 0ee.
r.rc-css; SIC. V.!so.1 ~ttA - ps,yisss vsi-
Also, last psbiisAsl, HiIliasd % yssdss. n
Law Of Rse1en - Purchaser & Ieal Pss.esty.
~ 1saneis Hllliasd, ~, AuaAss s. an Inv 81
0esegoGet" ~. Two volo. ID eno. ~. ri.
x.nssy ooDrA. sRowHnL s o.
~ - 0ainset.
1TH6I61 1zHINx TK6UE, q -. rrEE
~ oLDa1OM. 3AYIoxA o.. B
7S6Ef0UE5 5YKUF 4 III -; - - -
~ ~ .. = NoN
es9su - Mosol.
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e1Ths Charleston Mercury says that IL
the recent meetings for the reception Of Sen.
ator Critsendsn in Kentucky are he reflex Of
the feelings or opinions Of the people OF that
State, che may - we'll be stricken from the
roll Of Southern States.
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rfyAx eAL1 on LOT NJ ~ Cost a alaains
! nais1nss upn cid Lot
UnknownS : ~ 1lE.n Ala
NOTICE 10 hereby givsn 70 The swnes O en-
en- e4tAs Abeys Aessl6ed ~ that speeiol ~ ~
bse1 aasesssd - lsvied - saiA -, belne ~
aee,at ssysq1et y ~ oty = Ksstuk - 1ilhs
~ mne,. sanasA y s1aUnaat vaAss, - sals1s
payment - nAde d ~ tAase % levleA. "a
also al sssts, bsfsss ~ 3tse Day ef Asgust, 4.
p. 1855, Tho said lots, o. . nnsh tkessel -
eoats, Will - soA - ~ ~ Aforesaid, = -
Mayors snse, In said city, bstwssn ~ hears 81
oselesk .. = aad e'elssk ,. =.
@. g. STEVENS,
Csllsstos q tAsCity q Ksokuk,
- Cssnty aa3 Dtaes q Iewa.
July \, lsSe-dAw
J. .. DLAIn. d. n ms1ugInB.
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NosTH CAROLINA ELECTION. Democ-
sesy Do not appear to have realized all their
AoPse foeegasdto North Carolina. In Cling
nas - Ito Gil vacancy in the pres
ut CoaSFsss,) the returns show large Dem
pseatie Losses, and the election Of Vance.
Anssioas, " Congrsss, over Avery. Demo.
ssns. This y Dsnocratic loss Of mem.
bss q Csngrsss. Ellis is elected Governor
but his najofity will not be Is large q al
Arss ssppossl. The Legislature, it is be.
lisvsd, viii - Dsnosrssic.
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0o0eRals
"k take great pisasuss 10 heine ~ = eu,rre
.vy yes tAat nstvitkslandane - hnvr - -
- c.ntse = os 0ales 1seus @ IT.. q ~ q
wa.atagtsa AvsasS ~ ~ ~ 81 - entiee
esoe9 - ehs9. = NJ Da1la9 e - - ult..
~ eSs cIste1y asls = III Aay ss1as TT ~ ~
Having large aneunt e 80 n - Vssa.
hcuees tAae ass 80 saanessed vith - 49, rIa
- esiag y ssaafast ssssips e a1els 80 ~
eses 1ennfuoeqeens ~ - Nm eS1fao1 RI m ~.
dsn q 81 ~ No psiess, - q 1ssnee 49,
49, ooeaneo01osy 0an9es.
"! fesdeaes r. Wesssi1g - keselne = -
sisaAis stssa ass uneaualea; en- pessGS1s .sfas~.
tee - hsee sxp~iGssl \ - vii5RSs ssas1estl,
Etsaa = 81 leglaaaAs hsains1s > D1nasss e -
rusaisase aaA Uphelssssy.
IN al Asvasisus bssa6A0. W anues ~ ~
~ will ell = 80 oseAs - q : Les Priess.
Wsst.
Tha.hiag 20 IT ~ Wy lihssl ,e,eseeee
$1,000 ssssswsdsa =, wsnk ssn1(auaass .
HIS nssss m ~ psassss, = 1sssArw,st -
sss ek MashinGla Asoene - oeona1-se~ leos
1e0s6 bslsw ~ ~ efan1. n -
vMy 1eeeslly,
a Iom{a Ma Insv - SS6 ---SSaN~"e
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Keoknk, Ang, (, 'ss-AAv Presidest

NOto0os
vINO JAMES DAv1D1ON-Hir where's On n
4 18th tAy Il April. 1853, yoa delivered = -
Ave shasa Of The stock Of ths Ksekuk, Pea D.
noints AnA Minnesota Raiiruad Company. ppahes
100, Of The valus Of enc Hundred Aoalan ~ ohoEs
dated Keekuk, 18th Ossehss. 1881, - colaesssl q
susity Tor tAs paymsnt Of note exssuted by
DaviAsoa, Mortimer , Davidson, oaAsd 1oth day q
April, lSeo, for To ssn Of two hsndssd thirteen
q 1slaas, PAYABLE y nyssf q order IL niassy
days a4tes dass, With interest," ~ hankns hosss
Of Geo. Q. Asdssssa : O., with pswsr, h said
note vas not pai1 y nstssty, 70 eli sal saosk at
public auction, after givtng thirty dnys nosies Of
ssch aAls. Ard uAseees sd nses ahsvs dssssibsd
y Acw De ead unpaid, now, thsrskors, yea -
hsrsby notiasd. list y virtss u The pswse vs0D1
In me By the soaditsas Il said dspasS Z s4seks.
shall, % ths eighth dsy II esptssAhw nsxt, lbjs,
bstvsss ~ Aesss u n e'slosk .. =. as1 cssosk
p. n, q the froat dooe Il ~ Court Hsues = he
CITY Of Ksskuk, Lee Cossty, Io~a, psoessl % ssli
81 pablie aueties 70 TIE AigAsst ~ bs hiAa ,fer
sAsh, ths Ave shares 81 stek aAeys dssssihed. a.
tsansfer esd assi0 tn ss0s unts ~ pasuAaess =
pssshsssn tAsssol, asd OCT Il 10 psecss1s = ~
the acQnt of 80 nots and Interest md sxpsasoe.
.alsas beiers aid day II sAid sals yea skali =
deem said stock 81 payment u said note, inisssst
and sxpenssa, - alegs6Aid.
1DM'D \. DIXIE.
Ksokuk, Iowa, Auept ., lsss-aeldtA
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TRunnuIL's SrrscH.--In speaking Of Mr..
Trumbull's recent speech at Chicago, the
Louisville Journal says, "it il the ablest
speech the Illinois canvass has yet ELECTED =
an1 in another article the Journal says, "the
speech ~ whole wsa one OF the most pow
efful and telling ever delivered on the Amer
lean Hustings."
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The Cable in Operation I!
THE QUEENS MESSAGE. I:

100 GUNS ROR THE ATLANTIC
TELsGRARHI
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GoLD IL xo1j MEAr.-The twenty or thirty
thoussnd sinners who have gathered along
the Frazar river valley, have been interrupt
ed in their operations BY the rainy season |;
and while waiting for the rains to ceass and
tie rivers to fall, they have time to reflect on
the prospects before them. Already they are
reduced 70 live on horse-nesh, Ut twenty cts.
apound, and with the rapid Influx Of popu-
lation II seems perfectly clear that starva.
ton il inevitable to many even before the
setting in Of winter.
Gold will not answer eli purposes, even in
this life.
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HrDRofHoBIA.--The Louisville Journal
devotss N article TO this subject, in which
the following positions arc taken: That
there i no case on record Of the recovery Of
IN individual after having been seized with
hydrophobia. That Only about ono in 6f-
tssn indiuidusls bitten BY mad dogs evsr ex-
hibit symptoms Of hydrophobia. And that :
sure preventive, rs demonstrated BY tho ex.
pssisncs and practice OF DR.. Youatt and
Others il cauterisation Of the wound with
Lunar Caustic, or with some other powerful
ageat
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enormously within , few years. The amount
Of money at the disposal Of the government
for this year il moro than one hundred nil
lions Of dollars. This know has sonseimes
been disputed, but have here the oGicial
statement nadc BY tho elsrk Of the House
Of Representatives, showing that more than
$8l ,O0O, Ou0 wsre specially appropriated
1t the last session Of Congress, and there
are indefinite appropriations TO pay claims,
the precise amount Of which ID not yet known
which amount ct tho lowest estimate TO over
three millions and half, making over 1S4.-
600, 900, and there 10 a uuexpendsd balance
Of appropriations made last year. amounting
70 more than sixteen millions. Thess Gums
altogether make more than . hundred mil
lions Of dollars at the disposal Of he I'd.
ministration for the present fiscal year. |
know that il 10 said that tits unfair 70 charge
al this 70 this year that surplus will 70.
main ct tho end Of the year, to be carried 70
the next liet; but think it 10 much mors
likely that the administration will como in
with deficiency bill and ak for sone ten
gress, than that any surplus will remain.
The expenses Of the government daring
the administration Of Gen. Pierce were
VSO@,oSpyUoSs Aule ~ @oIU buou IA the OK
pensss Of the government from 1870, when
i was organised, for thirty years together,
including the war with Great Britain il
1912. Gen. Pierce expended more money
during four ysars Of peaos, than our eov.
ernment expended for the 6rst thirty years
Of its organisation.
In 1923, the expenditures Of the govern
for oil purposes, exclasivs Of the public debt
were $9,7S4,l54 50.
In 1857 the expenses Of the government,
exclusive Of the public debt, vers 465, O32,-
$50 rs.
The pro rata, according 70 tho population
in 1928, was "a cents 10 each individual
The pro rata in 1857 was % 20 psr man
"a cents 70 - -, according TO the populs.
lion.
Now these facts ought to attract The ~
lention Of the country but perhaps II ware
10 state in detail some OF the wastefulnese
Of this govsrnmsss, some Of the means BY
which these expenses have bsan inoseassd, d
would strike some mlnds more foraihly. /
viii call your attention 70 the city Of Chisaso,
lou have custom house lloostsd here, and
u 1852, or for the fiscal year ending in Jane
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lection Of the rsvsaas, bat i in I'll branches
Of the publie service.
They are in the habit q Washinston Of
multiplying ofBoes. Judicial districts ere al.
vidsd when thsss u no cause for Il, and whom
the public sefvies does not require IL, and
then judges and marshals and satornsye are
appointed, and the expense Of courts i in
CURED. Ports Of entry ars established when
there 10 no osoasiop for than. and imnsase
sums Of money are lavishsd upon fayosite
places in the construction Of magnificent psl.
aces. verify believe that this govsrnnent
csO Do carried on-and properly carried on
for lees than ons.half Ne nonsy now used
By this administration PROCESSING soonomy
[ohesrs, loud applauss], and III you nsx
II have not nads good the charge that the
professions Of this party aIs - false with r.
gard 70 economy - to freedom. lCries Of
yes, yes.] Than ssk you 10 Il 70 Be- sue.
tainsd2 am satisAed that the recr!e 81
this country cannot approve q thsss things.
You eannos believe In The professions or men
who practice directly ths rsvssss Of what
they profess. You cannot believe thas nsn
are sincerely for economy, when thsy ars
plundering the public treasury, and, x yos
don't hurl from powsr susA party The Arst
opportunity you hays, il nnst F. bseaass you
Tear that those who Are 70 sneeesd then will
DO no batter. Nov, u thas 30 TCnss u
no, no!l
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The 8eason WY.
A CAREFUL eollsetien Of many hnndreAs q
"A thiAgs wAieh, Though esnseol6 holisve1. ars
tmpsffecsly undsfstoe1. 10e sals y
aaslS CAv1 DAnDHD.
vvSHB Bpostsnans VadS Hss1a. VI Sais 8
JAvxA DAHBDk.
NEW BOOKS rsssiVsd weekly, II 81 = 111-
- li = Ss'ss' y cAvxA1An191,
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With look almost of loathing he turned
away; when the young man cast himself at
his feet, and, with; tears of :contrition, made
many promises and vows .of amendment. But
the stern man spurned him, and was about to
cast him off forever, when the spirit of his sep
arated wife, "sLe who unto his youth was given,
more than all things else to love him" now
stood beside him, and placing cher gentle hand''
in his, plead for their erring: son. The arms,
which little while before had been SO resolute-
ly folded, now opened; and the prodigal was
wrapped in a long, loving embrace, while the
father whispered, "boy, it's the spirit of thy
angel mother has done this" go
Our good angel next stood among thefriends
collected around the bed of one who had been
s. intensely happy here with her husband and
children, that if she had thought of change at
all, it would have seemed to her. that no trou-
BILE could come where happiness sprung from
such pure and innocent source. But the wa
tiers of life were troubled and where all had
been light and love, came darkness and desola-
ton. The close was near by, and while chill
dren and friends prayed lor the life Of her they
loved, she alone was, calm and happy, Earth
weary, she closed her eyes and felt.a soft,hand
placed beneath her head, and herself borne far
away. Whittier, she knew not, but opening
her eyes, she found herself in the arms of him
she had loved on earth. Supported by, the
guardian angel, they joined the throng of the
blessed around the throne of Him who had
saved them and brought them with his blood.
And the angels work for that day was done.
and his rest was where there was no more
death OF sorrow, for the former things had
passed away"
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ONE SECRET TO A HAPPY LIFE.

We were in company the other day, says the
Youths Penny Gazette, with gentleman ap.
parently fifty or sixty years Of age, who used
in substance the following language:
Were to live my life again, | should make it
4 point to do Kindness to a fellow being when
ever had the opportunity. 1regret very much
that my habit has been, so different, that in
dnccd feelings SO unlike those which lead to
such course Of life
1t has been too much my way to let others
take care of themselves, while took care of
myself. IF some little trespass was committed
on my rights, or if;I suffered some slight incon-
veniencc from the thoushtlessness or selfshncss
of others, was greatly annoyed, and sometimes
used harsh and reprOachful language towards
the offender.
1 am now satisfied that my own Happiness was
greatly impaired by this course, and my conduct
=. ~ -.---."; .";imtel to the irritation and
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p,cu SATURDAY IN JANUARY
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
S32O,OO0
5,4oo Prizes amounting to-. s'"o'oo'
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters $3.50.
pI AN Of THE LOTTERY. . :.

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
The Numbers from to 5oGoe corresponding WIN those
Numbers ON the Tickets printed separate sps I" paper.
are encrclcl with small tin tubes, and placed III one
The first 4ssprzes similarly printed ana enc'rc'co' are
acc abees are then rero,vsd and number is drawn
from le wheel Of numbers, and ut the same time psze
drawn from tho other wheel inc nudirnS md regis
,"rs Syhe Commissioners ge prize being placed asais
the number drawn THIS operation isrepeated until al INC
prizes are drawn out 8 ~
Annro.imution Prizes.--The two preceding and
the two succeeding Number, those drawing he irst 81
Prizes viii be entitled 70 the g Approximation aa rrI.S r &
those rckets numbered II s4s Il24s, w'ii
each be entitled to $4OO 1T Ticket 90 "a ~" w asS ,I
900 Prize, those Tickets numbered oiS S.v' ~ @ H., @
scS he entitled 10 $780, and on according To Tie aoo'e
scheme.
Tho 5000 Prizes Of s2O will be determined by the iasI
anurc Of Inc No. which draws the 800 FOR example ,e M
Nh drawing the GOOOO prize ends with No l. tnel' a e
Tites where the number ends In will be entitled 10 $9o
r. The Number ends with Number ?, then all the Tickets
where the Number ends in will be entitled 10 so auu
on cEeT1FicArEs 5S OF PACKAGES will bo sold at the
Olioxius rates which is Is, the her rl1S Mioe Tickets
Cericate Of Package Of ten Hall Tiskes Q"
Certificate Of Package Of ten Quarter TisSsn ~
Certificate OF Package oi ten Eign'h' tleAe's.
In ordcriI1S Tickets or Ccrtihcntes'
osc ,h, money 10 our address for the TcScis ordered
m rnccint of which they will be forwarded by a.st i',
Purchasers can have Tickets ending i'll any hsure lucy "
re Lis, of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
oSIIo nurchusers Immediately atcr the drawing a.,
Purchasers will pcase write their signatures pia'
and give their Post once, County ana oe. m roxole in
~ Remember that every PrHc Is drawn unu pu'O'' u
iu SJI przes Of inuo under, paid nmediaey amer
the drawing-o,hcr prizes nj the usual tne ol '"!
e'e e,S,. ~ All Communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Gcruhcaes 70
5. SWAN y CO, Augusta, Ga.
orS. SWAN, Montgomery. Alb.
list Of the numbers that are drawn IRON ,;,S inc MneG'
will be published AFTER every drawing i'll the following pa,
VIII oe "w Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
,andord Nashville Gazette Atlanta nteDigenser. New
SorE Weekly Day Book and Savannah Morning News, S1
n.o az 4t 5U
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Magistrate duly authorized u al.:t .-.
and any person swearing falsely to any sucl.
account shall be deemed guilty of perjury, and
shall be subject to the pains and penalties there
of; and the Comptroller General shall, at least
once in every month, collect the accounts of
the daily state Of their circulation and specie
rendered by the several banks of issue, in con-
formity herewith, and. publish the same, so COL
ected, in some newpaper, in the following form ::
Duiiy state ej circulation and specie of BankS n
issue in S,iAh CarUiina, .tiUm thc day Of
10 he, dug of eighteen hun-
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GBpiiff 4pettp,
NEW YEAR PAYMENTS.

NEW YEAR PAYMENTS.
"The melancholy days have come,
The saddest of the year," -.
When notes are due, and lengthy bills
Come in from rand near;
!, When there's small account of yours"
:. Is whispered in your ear,
And won't you please to settle now,
Is all the talk you hear. r..
You scarce can take amorning walk,
Without ere long you're met. -
by Mr.. snooks, who wants to know
If you can't "settle yet; -j.a
And the hour of adusky eve, -. ..;i.EE =
When you do homeward HE
Upon the parlor table, lo!
pile of bills do lie.
Ye chaps, whose salary amounts
To ten times ten year,
Who sport your patent leather boots, :
With such a I" foreign air.
And wear your thirteen dollar "tights,"
And golden buttoned vest,
wonder not when New Year comes,
You seek in vain. for rest.
Yc girls with empty bonnets stuck,
Upon your empty heads,
With high priced silk and satin things,
With hoops, and flowers, and beads
Iwonder what "papa" will say,
When Mr.. Sprisginss calls,
With just that little bill of his,
For bonnets, hoops and shawls.
And now my stylish little chaps,
" And fashionable little mind,
I'll tell you what you better do,
When those long bills are paid,
Just spend as many dollars now,
Upon your added brain,
As you have spent for costly clothes,
And SEQ how much you'll GAIN
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06
A,l Acttor tile g
Certain Ac.

Certain AcH
l. Be it sRacH
Representatives,: g:
Assembly, That a
ton of an Act
against the susp
the banks Of thiS
day of DecembaE
hereby suspended
1859, on the exp
ton issued uponl.s
hereafter to. beia
specie-paying bsai y
such bank shall i
uided nererhelsss
whom the banks
and issued execlf
banks to whomn
est. the VIII:
recovered at the 4
from the .passag,
seven per cent re
lecting or refusing
the benefits of III
propertytof thed
tion,or executions
ton of the e.ibaiiks
lien and gayment;
2. That the op!
an Act, entitleds :
tiers and Alechani.
the Union Bank 1
mercial Bank off
to incorporate tht
the Farmers and;
ple's Bank of CHI
nv. The Bank'of c
vile, the Planters
Western Bank of
ratified on the 19
and all clauses an
the provisions Of ;
tlle.proyisions the
of this State, inc
Act, be and the $
the 1st day of ia
s. That from n
ry, A. D. 1860, if,
bank, and in circi
the bank, shall at
than thirty succ
amount of the go
in possession of Il
and at.its banking
five hundred dolla'
day, during which
recovered by actit
STATE; and in ord
exists. may be APP
the President al
Issue, on Monday
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

A witneSsiin in Hoosier court being asked,
how he knew that two certain parties werenan
and wife, replied: "Why dog on it, Pve heard
'em scolding each other NOR n fifty time" The
evidence was held as conclusive