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From MexicO--Progress of Liberal
Ideas-->u cess Of uarcz--His SaIu-
tary Legislation.


tary Liquidation.
The Herald has Mexican accounts which say
that the Juarez government is continually
gaining strength and efficiency, while the in
surgents show increasing disorder and weak
ness. The former are in possession of all the
ports, and the whole frontier OF the Republic;
and seventeen out OF thiriy-two States main
tain the Constitutional Government
the decree Matchmaking the Church pro-
perty was everywhere very popular. and had
impaired greater strength and energy to the
Government ofJuarcz. He had taken another
step towards the overthrow ofChurch tyranny
In declaring marriage a civil contract The
neral policy which the Constitutional
Government is pursuing demonstrates that q
true revolution Of Mexico is now going on,
aid that the final struggle there between po-
litical ideas of the ecclesiastical aud military
class is rapidly approaching.
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Sherin,s Sale.

DY virtue % ID IA T. mo asrecte l. aud delivered
ID from ths Honor4bls Clrcut Court NJ Davidson
coaniy, fennezsoe, AT is Nay Tern, is5s, ~fi
pose - puiiic al, - tfe hisbet hldlsr, foE cash
"a Tie Cogn house ard gate tte y a SEsbFilic
saturtay The io,h day Of ,eIaeb Der. lsSe Ell the
right. tfie. clam, uferrsi, sEa cst4te, srh - p
Corbtt trn had, E.Ay have since acquired n ana
% TIE fpiiozng described tract Piete o. ieDd la
psyidzoa rouniy. rennessra, heg.nnias ~ stake Ia
~ crstr~ u sh- Noleasfiis tarnpike roAd thshcs
south - est Aans Ghs ccotFe ~ sad rad a poles
. stake IL he - s4ii rad and ga tie Inc
bstuesb Enoch Easiey anf 6eodula, thonee soath
- To- eest alseg SAL Esley = line - 81 % poles
10 . stake ca TIE Inns hetaxro sad Goodsin and "A
peiSay, deceased, thence ncrth = west along sad
PrtE4yb nne, 100 es-loo pale< - \ stake ID the
cenire % MI Creek Falisy tarnpike read, shence
Borth - west along ne centre ~ sall rosd
- 1euS poles - stake h tbr ceHter ~ sala rad
thcIce ssrath = esst al oe-l0o t.sies - 4 sal
thsncs - - - leo l<s ~ me bexnufng eo1sas'
iag y acres Ia psies fhe al. We belng abs s4nss
aessisa u sad cssbsu - n 4 ceoa.ta, f1zh q
hAfcht ie2l, sAice = rec stored h Regisisrs e1ee
81 natiassH countfs isn1essr g. haek Me- -, being
issed - tha ~ perry q \ 2. c1relft ~ lallslf
ledsmenI readefea h fsrer q g.eab EcfiaEo 1
sxA.s y r Co.. bAts ". C. Turner, goas carsis.s sna
~ Z eoo4sia-
gAnEsM HINTON. shrrfG
ensil-ta - - 4. 6. p2Akk, . -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
Public Sale Of Fine Blood Stock,
HORSES. JACKS. MULES. sc, SC,
Belonging to the Estate Of John Shelby.

THE undersigned. administrators Of 1osn Shelby
Il aecs azed, will Offer fsr ssle at F1theriaad a
SATURDAY, the lsr day Of OcrobE Bext, the fo
hsa ing Bioadsd HsrscS "a bff
Tue celebrated race harse SOCKS and his DAx,
Bow foal BY Albion. aud three % has hall sisters
one four old, anash-F TIRE, ans The third tn
years old MARK forN6,a Back Stal.isn four
years oid, by Alhion. 20 Lilac TAe dam Of
Bette Martin and three Of her cots; Msrth fgrey .
four years cid, aud ba fali bretser, fb4y ) shree
years eid beth sired By impartsa EAa, aad a half
srusheF yezrs old srea BY childe Harold.
GREY Mare, By imparted Sovereign, cut ~ Archaic
ns,~ IN foai by Aihisa. A soFg an Mare, : splendid
animal, Abeua eisht szrs cid, and her ysariing
colt pair sf kcutrb Tisntcx, (grey,1 veH brokea
% h1rnsss, thsee years cd and The other four
Also,
Ihres Jacks from f0aF sIr years old several
werk boFses sne uaulss. and eetsesz aItuea 4nd
tweasy head Of cattle, aaongst whirh are three
yeans bHils q The eetf htoed several wagoss and
~ith hsrness, snd saFto1s tsrusing psemrsts,
inetadluk No. Reaper e1ititalnrs, slouxhs. kr-
Pedlgfsas az The shess mrAiioerd stazk Vii be
Kisco il hz1dhas, l., be ssae4 Immediately.
TERMs.-f~elre ueuzhs crcdit-1ozes Ell &C.
WASHINGTON BARROW.
A. v. 3. L1Sl<LEf.
Nsshzi,e. ana. Sid
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M onday Evening, September s. 1889.

The Corps Dramatique has been carefully selected
from the leading establishments from Boston New
Orleans; in number and pro essiona distinction the
members will bear favorable comparison with any
theatre IN the United states.
The first rep presentation will be Of the fine old
legitimate comedies, which from its extraordinary
demand on the resources of theatre only be
performed by unusually large corps
The Box ace will be opened (for the sale of seats)
Saturday, September Sd, from a. ii. to p. Nj.
A limited number OF Subscription Tickets be OBJ
tsined which in a of brilliant attraction (such
as the presenD will prove convenience and
economy TO the holder. CHAS. +. CRISP,
sep2-lt Treasurer.
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land for sale.

WILL. sch nly hs4Htii1i barn, cssutainius tue han
dred acFss, handsomely improved, ssiaatrd eAs
miles North - Nastsrifle Immediately ne fuis
vile and NKzhxilie hFanch fuFntse miles froE
the Ioaissfiis ane N4shsfe Raiiread, aejoinnE ne
faFu II WsIl1am o. FbElpa- refer Ezreans ssslsins
- Ihs ekftn 10 Hr. ~. n Fh4ifs Thls fsrm has
-f1lI1E springs of a1e safeT, and i q
the AeassEes4 places the state b. purchase %
roa a. private sale besween this 4na the 1rsf
o. Ocslber bexf ~ which tine Il uEli be rnefed ~
ne = pablie sale. CAROLINE J. HElI-
tuna1H-f4
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CHANCERY SALE.

Montgomery Bells Exr's. rs. James C. Owen
TOURSUANT to a decree Of the Chincery Court at
Il Nasty inc, IN the above named cause, will ex-
prse u publ.9 sale, at the Court house IN Nashville
at III O'Clock o. Monday the sub day Aug ust IA. x
upon a credit Of o, ~ and Is mouths, without lie
right of redemption re purchase that valuable
Tract OF Land, purchased Of Montgomery Bell by
sad James g owen, aud now occupied by him, lying
ou the Franklin Turnpike Road, about 10 .siles from
tins city, containing between aud hundred acres
more particular description will be given day OF
sale J. +. GI EAYES,
JulyS-td Clerk a II lster.
POSrPUNEMENr.
The above sal" IL postponed until SATURDAY, THE
Sra DAY or OCTOBER, 1879.
ang2-td J. T. GlEAvEs, C. AN.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02

mr. A man named ISAAC BAEroS bias been
arrested at Bowling Green, KY, en- a charge
o attempting 10 kidnap negro woman and
carry her of to Indiana. The proof against
him u positive, as he was caught In the let.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02

rs-on the Is aud 2tIh uit, s.2J6 bAlss
cotton. Of which s,os4 were new. were receiv
ed at New Orleans. These receipts are un-
usually large for .he season.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
The Devil and Tom Walker.
Horrsc a cn~ar.Ar

Il Wish ~ sell mYucs place oa the NolensXille Pike
Il 1t TIE nrEf toll gate, miles from she csEt no
cont lining 10 sores and 90 pglcs % the very best
land IN tue ccaats, with gnod log horse, oalstsin-
ing three rooms and perch, sniok = house, cribs,
Stables aud other cat hoazes o. the best spFinfs
aad spring house % be Iauna la ths viciniy NaS-
Wills, the water never ang the year rOund- Also,
one Of TIE best oung Apple Orchards 20 be found
the STATE.
Ali sell the above lard on n crcfff % ore. two
ans three years vita interest FROM cate n sale.
viii take IN saaFi pay Negro Boy ana s.irI nader "a
years % ses ~. ili ttkf three fgaf young Ne
grs<s aud give ti1c above unse GA The ani.
Taasc 4ishng purchase cAa ell and examine
sie 4sn1 fsr tserpsciFre- As 1 g0tne 10 move
rou.h IA slssIt tuse my brvtIrr, TalS " CAik1o<
eiEl b. happy 70 sho~ tie iaBd % auy PERSIA HAL
= shrs tssk a the same dari3g say absence.
auEls-lm JAMfS u. CfuLTI<
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
HI
Prairie Farming i'm America,
WITH NOTES BY THE WAY,
CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES,


JAMES CARD, NJ. p,
Author OF ''Engiisn Agriculture, - aIetters on III
Corn Crops "High Farming" "Thr West
OF Ireland, ke- One vol limo.
'Tho picture es Prairie Farming h drawn not nv
smart Eden land asen, srecu ia,or in the hope Of
taking IN unwary Briishers, but BY an emneni Eng
ish agricuiturst Ner Is the reader invited 20 place
blind faith in Mr.. Cards Conclusions They are
given sneh a form as to show the exact amount O
personal knowledge and local experience from which
they spring. and the STEPS in his cacula ions are in
general easy and obvious enough the most ordin-
airy intellect to follow. And, as far can Judge
no element IN the purely economical aspect OF the
Spectator.
w. Y. BERRY d CO.. Public square
julyl4-tr
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
Rfal estate Salts.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
< q r 6 A I. T.

XNTISHiNG o. make other Investments w. pro-
w pose to sell all our Real Estatein Davidson CO,
as follows;
That Suburban Residence.
situated on the Frankie Turnpike within halra mile
OF die city, and opposite the Residence OF the late 10
seph ". Horton. This is, perhaps, the com
manding site Ia the vicinity OF Nashville and Is a
most desirable uEtry residence The house will be
sold with IL or 10 OF land the purchaser may
choose.
That Valuable Farm.
known as the Sims Tract, situated the smith Turn
pike, (od Lebanon road) within three miles OF Nash
Vile, containing $50 acres The soil guol, Is well
watered and timbered aud can be divided nsp small
tracts OF twenty acres ald upwards, all Of which
admirably adaDted for country residences, market
gardensaDd dairy arms Also, that
Beautiful Farm.
on same road, now occupied bs T. c McCampbeii,
aud formerly owned by Tom Harding, containing
about ESQ acres This place Is 50 well known -
ascd further description IL will also be divided
TO suit purchasers !. &. Actampbeli IN show these
places ID any one who Will cali.
All the above property will be scid reasonable
terms, and 90 n credh OF one, two, three and fur
years
Apply toA. rs. Lindsey, Nashville, or to either
OF the undersigned.
THos. c. MccAMPBEII.,
sir mllekfrom Nashville.
J. A AccAAPBEIL,
april .sfs Nashville.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02

HollOway's pills and Ointment.--The
combined &C ton of these remedies safely relieves
the worst c9ses OF piles The Pills in stomach and
DO wei compIaints, and the Ointment in scrofua work
the most astounding cures. aug31-iw
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02

knittiug-Work:

hhitthu w Ork
Web Of many Textur' 5, wrought by RITE PAR
TiNGnoN, %. r. shilaber,) price 81 IS. Handsomely
Illustrated sam slirk has run his race. Mrs. Par
tington is now the American Bumerisi-orginal &C.
uial, laughabe and instructive. 'ke' is included in
this hook. No should buy this book who thinks
laughing Is n sin. just received by
aug23 JOHN YORK co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
N E w B o o K S .

ntcomb's Letters;
Love-from the French Of nicheIct;
lrving's Life Of washington-sth volume;
Harp Of loco Strings;
Love me Little, Love Long;
Tennyson s Poems-2 vols l. mo-:
Lady Of the Isle
Virginia springs-directions to them;
The BertrHms
The Bachelors Story;
New and Old-a Novel;
Walter Tbornlay
Abbot's History Of The French Revolution;
Lieut.. lves's Map Of the War;
Art Of ExiempOre Speaking
Bryants Letters;
Autocrat of the Breakfast Table;
Ben sylvester's Word.
just received by
july sO-tf JOHN YORK 4 On
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02

THE MAJoRITIEs.-At our recent State
election the candidates upon the democratic
ticket were elected by The following ma
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
afw Aousrtisrmrnts.
CRISP'S GAIETY

HAVING been constructed in all its internal
arrane ements. considerably enlarged, fur
nished throughout with new gas appointments, and
elegantly and elaboraiely decorated, will be opened
to the public
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
Children's CarrIages.

fuST rsceixed large iet 81 cAsldrsaas Carr A..
- anety antshes ~essA wlile be said ssfthan erw
he<eretnIhi1 mzFket-
fsss MACKENZIE ,uScHE
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
ANOTHER TRIUMPH!

THE respectfully invites Of
the public, and of purchasers particularly tothe
superior Premium Pianos, Manufactured by niIn A
splendid assortment constantly on hand
Our Pianos have received a Premium two years in
succession 1856 and 1851 at the Fair the Amer
can Institute Crystal Palace in competition with most
Of the leading manufacturers of New York and Bos-
ton, and are unquestonably of the best qualify OF
tone, full round and brilliant well as finish and
durability, and We fatter ourselves, by the APPROX al
oil renowned artists in venturng to say that Pi
amos stand superior TO many Others and equal any
Grand Piano in regard TO volume of tone elasticity
oftouch, combined with the greatest frmness, which
is very rarely met with ia any other Pianos. All
Pianos warranted. H. HANSEN
Manufacturer of Piano Fortes,
WARERooMs, j 90 Center street, New York.
c. ID. BENSON CO., AsEszs,
sept2-d6m Nasty le, Tenn
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Thos G. james, Trustee &C., and Bank OF COmms rec
J. J. Beech.-Farm.
TOG virtue of decree ia tile OF ThOs G James
I'D Trustee, &c, aud Bank OF Commerce john
j. Beech and others, viii sch Tor cash ali the right
utle claim and interest which John j. Beech ba- in
and To CERTAIN tract of Il0Z OF Land. ing
on the North side Of Cumber hand River in laVids
county, and beng the same conveyed 10 said Beech
by J. stretch, by their deed registered pages
IL and 2, book No. IS, eglster's Office, avidson
county.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
:. gagan's gOpk Stprs
F. HAGAN.

F. H A G. N,
SO Market street, Nashville, Tennessee,
Book Seller and Stati0ner,
Invhes Country Merchants sellers and Dealers
generally TO examine his stock and pa His as
sOrtmeht comprises fuil stock OF
SCHOOL BOOKS,
From Elementary Spelling Book up through an
te series q Text cooks used the Common Schools
Unin schools. Academies and Colleges of the south
west and unsurpassed for and variety by any
BLANK BOOKS.
MEMORANDUM AND PASS BOOKS,
Bankers Cases Portfolios, STATS steel and Gold Pens,
WRITING PAPERS,
Including MI varieties cfcar, Letter Bath Note Bill
bet and Iefger, received direct from the nanuiaetur
ers, and Tor fRe by the ream or care.
PRINTERS STATIONERY.
y H'gan would especially call attention Of Publish
ers 10 hls arrangements supplying News Book,
Letter, Cap, Folio Post Paper, Cards. an colors and
sizes. Agent Tor wApE's Celebrated NEws, BOOK
and COlORED lKgs.
ENVELOPES.
Every variety OF English French and Aaerican man.
ulAetHre. imported order, ana received direct from
WRITING INK.
Black, Blue and Red, well packed ready for shipping.
WRITING FLUID.
Better and Arnelds celebrated by the dozen, gross
cAsk.
ssauoHer's Hardware and Staple Stationery, Of all
kinds, fresh and in good order.
ENGLISH POCKET BIBlEs,
FAMILY BIBLES,
Plain enc and elegant desirable for their cheap
ness and perfection Of workmanshlp.
Historical, Medical. Theological, Agricultural
and Standard Works,
POPULAR NEW BOOKS,
Elegant Gift Books.
Call and sec them y. HAGAN,
HugsT-eaw - Market 81
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
JOHN BROWNE,
Merchant Tailor,
Cor. Deadrfcix and Public Square,
NASHVILLE, TENN,

rs In recent Of his Fs and Winter Stock Of Goods
i very handsome and desirable styles; also
hrge assortment 81 Gentlemen s Furnishing Goods,
OF every description.
sefstl-im-G, nv .U4A IstffN BROWNE
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02

Ben. +. Gleaves Geo W. Gleaves -l4< acres Of
Land ON Lebanon Turnpike
DY virtue Of a decree IN the case OF b. r. Gleaves
ID VS.. Geo. W. Gleaves, a tra5t of I4s acres OF
Land, lying miies from tic city on the Lebanon
Turnpike.
terest.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02

Hobson Wheless rs. r. +. worley.-House and Lot
IN Edgehed.
DY virtue Of decree ia ease Of Hobson Whe-
ID less Il. r. Morley, Lots Nos SO 81
anu So, the corner of Hobsou and FatherIlud SITS
so teet each and 40 feet deep.
TERMs.-Six and IL months credit-ao REDEMPTION
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02

Fall Cunningham u.s. NJ. Barry and others-House
and Lot in Edge0eld
DY virtue Of decree in the case of Fab 4 Cum
I'D bingham Matilda Barry and others the Bury
place situated on the North side # Gallatin
Turnpike road in kdgetied The Lot froHts about e5
feet on Pike and runs back TO Porter street.
TfRMs.-Six and II months credit, without inter
est and free from redrnIpIlon.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02

All the above described property will be offered to
The highest bidder the terms stated at the Court
house On SATURDAY, THE STH DAY OF OCTOBER
1889
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock precisely, and la
al cases satisfactorily security required of purchasers
ami liens Retained until purchase money be fully
paid FOR more minute descriptions OF the property
AMI all other particulars about sal, of same parties
Interested are invited 10 call my office.
a1g25-td }. r. 6LEANES, c. a NJ
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02

Patterson rs Burl e.-Iuts in South Nashville
DI virtue OF decree case OF r. NJ. Patterson
ID vs. John H. Bake Lots Nos. II, Is, ls, 20 anu
a, in Lincoln S plan of Lots. These lois lie the
Nor side Of Hume front 80 feet and are from
lS5 Ia ls6 feet deep. Lot Is feet on Franz lin ST.
by $50 feet To AN all Lot OF ~ feet Cherry ST
extended, l42 feet 10 inches deep; Lot OF so feet on
Cherry street (NolensviIe Plke) in Nelson's plan OF
Lots
TERMs.-Six and II months credit, and sale with
cut redemption.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02

Crockett u.s. Crockett.-65 acres Of Land, down the
river.
D1 virtue of decree la the case OF w b. z.
ID Crockett VS.. Martha ]. Crockett and others n
tract OF g. Acres of Land, Cumberland river, in
Ebeatham county
TEaNs.-Minmum price 81 900, and u months
credit, with inIerest-S100 cash.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-12
A lesson on Riches

,...r
y "'''e '"y sal 10y ms mother. he
looked long III the lire, and WAS silent -
Then. - ibc Teen tb,upkr r,...l ..,,...
his eyes Lrjohl.ncJ and Le s,ol..
n,,.-
,N,''I M"'n''' want i" DC r"h,
%"9 "' ." """' 10 De neh, ~!
'o" ,.,, ,
49, n"I ,;i '''a ,..''o s'''' i',.y orc praises
'rI ~ '.,.'' 10y '"' "HNs "'''' Tie f'cn.-.
''D ,' ', ~ '", '"D,e Yesterday asked
s,I, 49, ''' '"I '','''o' ''I'''. !" our '.''ge.
';i,, -, .'.,'Io' '"'rI - . Ooy WI" does not
,~I , ~ 80 .'e '""''"' say MS lessons
w., w. ''o,'''''lI's n' l'e'NH oad Words
~ D"I - viz , | o,,,', e. oH''"'sn 90 ""I ""m' h",
W .rG,3 ,.'! 49,, ~! "e ,,,.. J., = "y.'-''l "'I. 49,,
.,. w" I''s ,.'oS"sI 81" '"aI ID" c''ia
,,;a,,',,ai., ,S, ~ ., ~ '.''2 ''"' "'a,h
n cvcnso ,a"[ rr ,'S ;r. Ics "' g"'ana,.' aH he
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-12

dow, sitting over a handful! OF embers,
with her bate and her Bible in her lap,
aud the big tears gushing from her eyes
In attempting TO enter the house with u
trcshsresoiuuon on my tongue, tainted,
and fell or the floor.
Upon the return of consciousness.
found my wife had drawn me to the fire,
and was preparing me bed. supposiug
my swoon to be the usua! effect OF arden,
spirits. sprang to her side, fell on my
knees, and before her and heaven vowed
never to taste another drop of anything
intoxicating. was then thirty years Old.
\ ears have since passed me, and my ow
is still unbrolen.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-12
V O l. U M E V III /.
Srlrrt Pprtrg.
From tie Charleston Courier.

From the Charleston Courier.
love to sing of that great power
That made the earth and sea.
But better still, love to sing
OF Him who died for ne.
, love 10 sing of herb ana flower,
And liclI, and plant, and tree.
My sweetest song shall ever be
That Jesus died for me-"
| love to hear the little birds
Attunc their notes with glce,
But guiIelcss mirth cannot suggest,
That Jesus died for me-
] love 10 think of angels songs,
From sin and sorrow free,
But angels cannot strike their notes
To Jesus died for me-"
| love to know the time will come
When men shall happy be,
But am happy nO'c because
sly Jesus died Tor me-"
love to speak of God-of Heaven,
And all its purity,
God is my Father, Heaven my home,
For Jesus died for me-"
And when reach that happy place
From all temptation free,
I'll sing tho ever joyous song,
OF Jesus died .or mo"
There will !. at lis sacred feet
hdo-.ng. bend the knee,
Aud swell the everlasting choir
With Jesus died for me"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-12
a Virginia Traveller and
\ KENTUCKY LANDLOnD.

a traveller from Virginia, rs his blood.
ed horse and pethoric saddie'bags inIica'
ted; stopped At comfortable wuyslde rnn
IN Kentucky one III .ht, many years ayo
The landlord Was jovia, who.c.sou.cl
fellow, rs landlords were in those days,
and gave the stranger the best entertain
ment his table and bar would allDrd, as
well As his own merry company to make
him glad. Early in the morning the
stranger was up and looking around, when
hc SpIcd IA rich bed ofmimt in the garden.
lie slraightway found Bonifacr, and, in.
Giguan: at what hc supposed bis ilho,pi
talIty IN setting pain whisllcy before hrnl
when the means Of brewing nectar were
50 easy OF access, he dragged him t.r,h
to the >yot, and, pointing his finger at
the mint, hecXciamcd:
j say, landlord. will vou he GOOD
enough TO say what that is 2
a bed Of mm,,' said the s1mcwAa,
astonished landlord.
'Amd will !ou tell me what i, the use
"i II !
MII, don't exactly know, cept the
Old woman Gries it sometimes with lhc
other ynrbs.'
The Nmginian almost turned pale at
the enormity ofthe assertion.
Aud do you mean to tci, me vOu don't
know what mnI juIep is =
Not 'cePt It's something like sage tea
stranger
Sage tea Go right straight alonn to
the house, get bucket Of ice, loaf sugar
and your best Iiqror'
The landlord obeyed, and ,hc stranger
. soon made hs appearance with u GAud
'nI OF til" fragrant, dewy mint, aud then
'hcy "fe"cd and drank again.
breakfast WAS over, and tie strangers
horse was brought out only to be order
e" back aG"n. Through the live ,ong
day they brcwed and drank one or two
"e'S' oor" dropped ~, who were Ptr!aEers
""" '"'' III 'ne lig"' were Their orgies
kept up, E'e tney made 1t bedtime, the
,"hH'"rd ana MS Virginia tmc"d, who
"'d n'"",e" nm INTO !he pleasant
my ls'ef'e' oi mint JuieP' were sworn Lroih
'FS' ana When INe latter departed next
mornings hoh'i"ce eXacted pledge turi
"e shon'd stop on hls return AID stay
~ .ohS aS lie pleased, l'ee oi cost.
the strangers business, howe'er, dc
la'hed Min longer Than he expected, and
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LANCASTER Ill., SOUTH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY p @

story YOU told me a tue oue-al! true, |
meant
The reality Of that story whitened this
head whe" 1t had seen but ,hir'y sum
mer>, amd the memory of ii has been one
OF the EeeneSt so!:ows. 1t is not strange
that | should pity the poor washerwolnan.
- IPcSLcy0n FUmitV Visitor.
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