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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-10-26
THE FIRST LOCOMOTIVE TRIP.

Major Horatin Alien, the engineer Of
the New York and Erie Railroad, in a
speech made during the recent festival &C.
cas:on, gave the following account of the
first trip made by locomotive on this
continent :--"When was it? Who was
it? And who awakened it's energies and
directed its movements? 1t was in Il 9
year 1928, on the banks OF the I1aeka>
waxea, at the commencement of the rail
roads connecting the canal Of the Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company with their
coal mines-and he who addresses you
was the only person on that locomotive.
The circumstances with led to my being
alone on the engine, were these: The road
had been built in the summer; the struc-
ture was OF hemlock timber and rails of
large dimensions notched on caps, placed
far apart. The timber had cracked and
warped, from exposure to the sun After
about 800 feet of straight line, the road
crossed the LackawaXen creek on trestle
work about 80 feet high, with curve of
355 10 400 feet radius. The impression
was very general that the iron n,onster
would either bleak down the roai or it
would leave the track at the cr-~s and
plunge into the creek. My reply 10 such
apprehensiens was that it was too late to
consider the probability ofsuch occurree ce;
there was no otheg;seourse than to havd a
trial made Of the strange animal, which
had been brought here at a great expense !;
but that it was not necessary that more
than one should be involved in it's fate :;
that would take the first ride alone, and
the time would come when should look
back :othe lncidsnt with great interest.
|E;As ! placed MY hand OH the throttle valve
handle, 1 was Undecided as to whether I
should move slowly or with q fair degree
of speed; .bst believing that tho road
would prove safe, and preferripgs if we
did 20 down, 70 g.. handsomely, and with.
outsapy eyidence Of timidisysd started with
considerable velocity, passed. the curve
over tbe creek safely, anawa soon sous Of
the vast asssmblage. At he end of two
or fsrse uiilesI reversed tue valve, aud
sev,rned without an accident, having thus
made the arst railroad TIP, by locomotive
eon tie Western hemisphere. 2: -
|: ---T.--7y -s-<.--- 80, {
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-10-26

SANITARY PREcAUTIoNs.-In summer
all persons are especially called upon to
look around their dwellings and consider
whether there isNnot something unfriendly
to health tha: might and ought TO be re
moved without delay. Constant attention
is requisite that nothing offensive be suffer
ed to remain within doors. Liquor in
which vegetables have been boiled, soap
ouds, dirty water Of every kind, should be
immediatelystbrown away; also, cabbage
stalks, potato-peelings, and offal Of every
kind The liquor. in which greens have
been boiled, if suffered to remain even "a
few minutes, Or thrown down a sculIery
drain. enits most unpleasant. and IN
whoIesops smell, which peryades the whole
house. Indeed, where there is the. conve--
uience, all rwater.iu which vegetables have
been boiled should only be thrown down
an outdoor drain. when the atmospheric
air walpsedily dispsrse the noxious vapor.
Many very eseaply people are not attentive
to this paricnfar Among other .tbirga
that seq.are attention. fallen leaves should
;bs frequently swept up and properly dis-
posed az Indoors every rooun should bs
swept and ,du.ted daily, care ,bsisg taken
not merely TO makes decent surface, but
thoroughly 70 clean ont ar closstI snd INN.
a = -s-
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-10-26
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

The Hroprirtors Of the hbbev:!ie Eahp-nd-
cm Press nnt Abbcvil'c Bsuurr have cstrh,sl,.
ed TIE following rates Of Advertising to be
charged by both papers:
Every Advertisement inserted for less time
than three months will he charged by the in
sert;on at One Dollar PER Square, Ut incl,
the spare of |. solid lines or iess,) for the
first insertion. and Fifty Cents for each SUI
scuucnt insertion.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-10-26
MIR. EVERETT OH DTsUN1oE.

The foil"wing paragraph from Mr. Eyeretro
et'er of acceptance, presents the fa!lacy Of
coercive measures to keep the Union to gether
in forcible manner. When tho States are to
he kept together only by force, it will be quite
time for them to separate. Mr.. Everett says ::
The suggestion that ti,c Union can be main
tanned by the numerical i'roloninance and
M ilitary proves Of one section. ex.rted to
oocrce the other into submission, is. in my judy
ment. asseif-contradctory as it is dangerous.
1t loaded with the deai,.snlcl, from ields
wet with bvothers' blood. IF the vital prnc-
rle Of all republican gosernment "is the con-
sent of the governed - much more does n union
Of coeqnal sovereign States require az lis basis
the harmony oI its members and their voiun,
tnry co operation in its organic functions.
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Exceeding one square. or twelve lines, will
he charged for, advertisements.
CE All Communications not of general in
terrS, will ba ciargei for
cT Announcing Candidates Five Dollars.
All advertisements not having the NUM-
bcr of insertions marked on the copy, will be
published till forbid and charged accordingly.
sB Money for job Work and Advertising
from any except regular patrons will be consid.
cred due as soon rs the work IL done.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-10-26
TERMs-,-Two DOLLARS PER ANNUM,l
BY W. A. LEE AND HUGH WILSON, JR.
TIE INDEPENDENT PRESS.
BY LEE & WILSON.
a ASBEVILLE S. G.
----------------
Two Dollars in Advance, or Two
Dollars and Fifty Cents at the
Expiration Of the Year.

ca All subscriptions not li:rited at the
time Of subscribing. will be considered
indefinite. and will lie continued until nrrcnr-
ages are paid. or at the option Of the Prorrie-
tors. Orders from other States must invariably
be accompanied with the Cash. 81
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-10-26
VOLUME VITI.---NO. 26.
ON THE CHOICE OF A WIFE

Enough Of beauty to secure affection
Enough of sprightliness to cure detection,
OF modest difidence TO claim protection,
A docie mind subservient to correction
Yet stored with sense, with reason, and reHec-
tion,
And every passion held in due subjection-
just faults enough TO keep her from perfection !:
When such find. III make her my selection
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-10-26
U. S. Marshall's Sales.

5RI Virtue Of sundry writs Of Ficri Tacia.
RD issuing OIL: Of the u. 5. Court. nnd tc
me directed. l will sell at Ahtcville Cour,
House on the FIRST WEDNESDAY IN NO
VEMBER aext, the following named proper
ty:
1st. One House and Lot in Greenwood. con.
taining 10 Acres. more or less. cupon which
w. W. Waller resides.
2d. One Store House and Lot in the Villag.
of Greenwood, containing Two Acres, NOR.
or !eas. in which PerrymnD, Waller Il Co. are
do pg business.
Sd. One Tract of Land at or near New
Market, npon which W. W. Perrynan resides
containing 600 Acres more or lass.
The above have been levied uron as the
property of W. ". Perryman. at the suit @
Pergram. Pnynter d Davis vs. Perryman 4
Tarrant. and Codus D. Waller vs.. Perrymar
d Waller and 7. C. Crews.
tB TERMS CASH.
T. a. ROGERS,
U. s. Dep. Marshall.
Oct II, 1860. "a. st
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-10-26
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CIARkE'S
Celebrated FcLnls,ie PILLS.
PROTECTED g. 5s,s< LETTERS

PROTECTED q@s sa;S:s> LETTERS
This Invaluable medicine il unfniling in the
cure Of all those painful aud dangerous dis.
eases incident to The female constitution.
1t m"lcrnt"s all exccsscs AMI Removes all o',.
structions. from whatever cause, and speedy
cure may he relied on.
TO M FtR7ED LADIES
II ia peculiarly suited. IT. W i'll, in short time
bring the monthly period ith regularity
CAUTION-Thcsc Pills should NOT he taken
ny females that pregnant, during the first
three mnnthe, rs they To bring "n Mis-.
carriage but at every other time. ard in eve
ry other case thnv perfectly safe.
In ali cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections
Pain ia the Back and Limbs. II"avincss Ea-
tigue slight cxrrion. Pa!ri:a,ion Of the
Heart, 1.owness Of spirits, Mysteries. ~ick
Headache, Whites and all the painful diseases
occasioned Ly IisorJcrel system, these Pills
will effect cure. wh"a all other means have fail
ed. Full directions ia The pamrhle; around each
package, which should he carefully preserved
bottle containing so riil-, aud rnc:rrl".!
with the Government Stamp Of Great Ii, iiain,
can be sent pest free TOR 81 nn! r"sta:.'salnI.<
Gen"rai agent for L. =, lob Mrars. i"chr:trr
Sold in Abbrvie hy Drnal Nrinuchlin,
DR.. ]. Brnnri:. and G. II. Allen, and ali Drug
grts everywhere. Van Setback 4 Grrrson,
Charleston, Wholesale Agents. I. l3t
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# Ii about as i,opslss tssk to est s
rict, woman 10. live lie of: :eopmon sense,
fss G t g&asfdh nsf iuin isekRsioep
Uf AAnfORf So - ri ssf+; stassST =.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-10-26
w. N. MERIWETHER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,

" nulSSdle duu hGtd1l OIUES1SCi
SIX, s.. G.
WAVING enlarged his Stock of Drugs
and Medicines. would respectfully call
the attention OF his friends aud the pnl,iic gen
orally to his fire stock of the same and solicit
continuance Of their kind patronage and lib.
erality.
He proposes selling Drugs ns low ns any first
class Drug Store i'll the up country. His stock
is comPi"te, and everything sold by him is
warranted to be fresh and genuine. At his
store rhay be found
DYE STUFFS, PAINTS, OILS
Varnisi,es, Vnrnish and Paint brushes,
Spices. lace, Cloves. Pepper, Teas
OF all kinds, Buggy ard Car
riuge Grease.
Also. fine lot of CHEWING TOBACCO,
ard SEGAItS Of lie best brands
a large oni varied stock Of excellent
PEREUM merry.
He also Offers C,nf,c:i"nar,cs.
BRANDIES,
Pure Old Port. Madeira and Nuinga
NNN n NJ N.SexS
a. exceedingly low hgures. Aiso. good ar
ticle Of Apple Vinegar, Kerosene, Oils and
Fluids. Lamps cf all kinds. Wivks for any
kind of Lamps. and everything usually Kept
in a first class Drug Store.
PROMPT attention will lie given to all.
May 70, 1SGO-l-tf
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-10-26
DR.. WIN. A. ALLEN;
SURGEON DENTIST.

seee.s HAVING graduated in the
A1IICfI9 offers 'hs services to the public.
3eins ,horougaIy posted in all the departments
# T., profession, he Gatters bimseif that he
~iii be enabled 10 give entire satisfaction to
'hose who may favor him with their patronage.
Ro"m-Over the new Book and Drug
store Of Mr. c. H.. .Alleb, in Whites Building.
April 4; 1880 so "
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-10-26
on THE CHOICE OF A HusBASD.

or beauty jus: enough to bear inspection,
or candor. sense. and wit good collection.
Enough Of love for one ho needs protection,
TO scorn the words 'I'l keep her in aubject;on
Wisdom to keep him right in each direction,
Nor claim weaker vessels imperfection:
Should e'er meet with such in my connection
Let him propose, III offer no objection
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-10-26
Obituary Notices

One column, one year $s5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-26
H. 4 HEALING SPRINGS,
Icy BATH COUNTY, VA.

LII This celebrate Watering Place, attn.
to II iHe e, mountH,ns NJ ans e vr!nla. 2 miles from
aass tlies from the arm. and ) miles from
}s~ebrated Virsiaia Hot Springs. is now open
at reception OF boarders. Occupying cen
lPasifion IN the great group of medical springs,
/ Taioh thus part OF Virginia ls SO remarkable
| sccessible from all by the regular stage route,
Elthin less than a days oul 1cy Of the most
r properties of the water are lierative, Ton
/ lretic, Diaphore'ic. Aperieni and anti Irr.-
fne ,ssm diseases n S which amne xperience has
7dity of the Liver. Dyspepsia. ApSths or
.sa, eczema, an offensive discharge from the
s, ,n'rsetahie diseases Of the SKI 4, Bronchial
sIy Deposits; IrritAOliity Of the iiIadder and
ef Gf the Kidney5, Spinal Irrt zion. Nsu
ale Diarrh9s. and Dysentery. Tor a more
zed ACCOUNT Of the medicinal p, ,perties OF
Eaer. send and get pamphlet. he services
era years in the use Of the waters Q thia place
"a valuable guide 10 its proper exhibition,
chsined at alI times.
zfmay be briefly stated as water Of superior
Eze na virtues, baths ~. any required tempera-
-'.evlcoraflng atmosphere. fee from malarla.
p al access from all points. commonlous Sali
'a supplied with good music. billiard and bow
Ifa-ocns. and the attractions OF q first class
- daily mails east and west.
rTE.-Norfhern travellers shOu' l. from Wash
zaa, D. G., take the cars OF the Orsnee ana
tllcrls Railroad, connecting with the Central
ls'osd 81 GordonsvIlie. and by that to Millboro,
~. thence By srage line. ovei a heautifuI road
s-as "a rOnfe the Bath ALVIN, Warm and Hot
s-kSk
sa,hern travellers can aAiect the route BY way
Llncaburg. taking the CO r. Of the ORANGE and
iIsld-la Railroad at tp II, pi; ce, a1d c0nnectins
~ the Flrslu;a Central HaIroad at Char rottes-
or from Richmond take the cars of the Cen
"A Railroad directly 10 Millb0ro' Depot, from
tlsI ef the above points or Baltimore. can reach
e the evening Of he same day. if desired.
ne rroprietors of the Healing SPRINGS, aided by
,aPe'ent ASSISTANTS, will make every reasonable
Il al elegant and sumptu0us residence for the
taF1rary WIS., or.
fipphleis. onta;nius detailed account of the
Z. .Psrt!es o. the Water, can be obtained by ad-
zs,sns II 2 opr etors.
i?-t.m PORTER & Erwin, Prourietors.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch. =
William aad Mary Csilsge-Lxsaeic Asylum
URiOR SSaday School Mass Meetiass. re.

Usios Sssday School Mass Meesises. &c.
WILLrANsBURe, VA, June Is, 1860.
Tne examinations are now being held here.
ana there Is every prospect for an Interesting
commencement There are some sixtv students
the present session, and the friends OF the in.
stitution are hoping for a larger number
next session. The 4th of July Professor Of
Law Is to be appointed. have heard the
name OF A. H. Sands, Esq spoken of in connec-
tion with the appoin tment. Few men would
tleman.T f Ftr ~ : -.
Yesterday attended religious service at the
Asylum, ana heard very pleasant sermon
from Rev. Mr.. Young, the Baptist pastor here.
His theme was Jesus the friend OF the suffer-
Ing and afflicted, ''and many tears were shed by
tne Poor amicted inmates, who attended in such
numbers as TO NIL the chapel. The Board of
Directors give the pastors Of the churches
here S4OO to preach once every Sunday. and
a. At present there are but two pastors. iMe.
thodist and Baptist) they MI the pulpit al
whom are females
Last Friday was joyful day to the children
IN WMilamsburg: A grand union celebration
OF all the Sabbath Schools was held. A pro-
ceseion. consisting of some three hundred and
nifty scholars. marched through the principal
streets and then returned to the Baptist church.
Rev. Mr. Blade, Of the Presby terian Church.
opened tns services with prayer. In accord.
Dickinson, Of the Baptist Church, delivered
the address. Rev. Mr.. Lumpkin, of the Metho-
dist, |L followed with few fenaxkesAs.xS4a
schools then marched doWa into the lecture
room Of the Baptist Church, which was deco
rated most beautifully. and supplied with the
richest profusion of dainties, which teachers
and scholars enjoyed hugely. H was one OF
the most intsresting occasions of the kind ever
held in this region.
Yeeterday q meeting was held In behalf OF
the Baptist Oolportagc Board, located in your
city, and $l75 was raised after addresses in he.
half Of that object.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond DISPATCH.
The Late Reneontye.

LYncHBuRo, Va, June Is.
The deplofable affair and tragic scene which
occurred In our streets on Saturday last, has
naturally prod 0ced deep sensation through.
out the CITY. The ObeeQ uies OccAsiOned by the
demise OF Joseph Button took place yesterday
afternoon. The fu neral sermon was delivered
BY the Rev. DR.. Thompson, OF the Methodist
PrOtestant Church, At the c0mmodious Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. recently erected. in the
presence OF one of the largest Assem- hlaaes that
ever gathered in LynchburE ON similar oc
casion. The house being filled. large crowd
OF persons remained In tho street until the
services were ended, when the corpse was a..
corted, by q numerous corteGe and the friends
Of the family, to its final resting place and
there properly inferred.
There are nifty different rumors a1loat In re-.
latiou 70 the unfortunate affair, many Of which
have NO foundation whatever. regret the
fact, In stating that ON Saturday evening. one
or Two persons, actuated By motives unknown
to the writer, were quite demonstratfvo one
Of them indulging In spithets such a. chang
the dogs" etc, ETC., and that too in the pres
ence OF the Messrs. HaIdWicke. Another re.
marked that he would be one OF dfty to mob
the Jail, &c. Such spirit as this is truly rep.
rehensible, and should be condemned wherever
1t exists. 1t is gratifying, however, to state
that few persons entertaining such views rs
these can be found in our.midst
The condition of Robert Button 10 still such
~ TO justify his physician In the conclusion
that he cannot possibly survive. FfF1
The examining trial was commenced Satur.
day, but could not 60 on in consequences OF alb
eence OF wttnesees. Tho Coroner's inquest.
which Will occupy several days. Was con.
menced ON yesterday, and adjouFned over un.
til to-day, nor the same cause. OK.
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With this kU0Weonm13 ~ Alnn6un s,a1
Wisness you And 6tb<f O. r. M6ss "a tra1
ycer c0nvtctloo az 0atH.s = M ss -as
~ Very ttnly, ~ fttl. 4 sa1sse.a
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Hon. WM. A. Rtehar1 Unl41noee -. .asss
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TEE n1cnR11oH ~ TM1 1HA1so1 ~ suOu.
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AID omceA and tho Oslnl 1tto shoodQ uartoes,
vsre brilliantly AlnMi1I - enie ovenina n
Aonor a The no01uo4lo0 fDouvoAD. OpoUooo1
are boteg Dooe eD0 - - 60 Afin6 r.
Ceeeoas. headed b. tAe l6i1efan. m Eoldfse
beck e.ts si ~ -. - s. 20 S, -
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betsq no0inaisd eSeoaa1 D1se sutni11anr ~
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p tatD city. 80 tsss'.se { 81 80
CAlCA00. JuMe 33.->w uomlno1toa 81
Oouglas Was recoivs1 ~ No tkiende kosp yiih
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..wawDyN 4 IA NrMEReIxV,


ia ROCK KsSiDSS co. VA.
ID fs.usfea nine miles ftom Goshse Dspot.
,,s,niA Central RAilroN1, and olav~r
Iexisston. This delighted sc NGEx
= lre1"v le open on the assh jane. fessons
~. ...s sss"c, CIV hs the Osasse and 1sSxsSArMy ~
fss ~, \, The morning, wsh reach tNe 0NtNs ~ &
ssF'sse., he evening". Persons couaing ffOm the
50. VIA .,me Aburs. may reach ske 6NtAs
~ ~. ~ h, oranse and Central kaalrcAA OF b.
" !s"'' oa. c. +. LEE, Supeunten nt for
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=. A. JETER,

@ SURGEON DENTIST
A010 Once on Main, below Pearl street, next
door to r. Horton Keeoh's thinning store, and tvc
doors above 4essFs. Thes. 4. Price 4 Co.bVry
TSs sabscriber AavlnG removed 70 tbs above
hoass, voaid b 1lsased e 80 those WITH whom he
has snseseneats' ana "a maos S1EensxiS ce c.egs
tions performed in the most approved and scie100c
style known 70 - PrOfsssiOn, and al york done
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LA UNION
NAYCHALYBEA SPRINGS.

nc subscriber having purchased these Springs,
hFes 70 inform the public that he has made ex-
tcsIve alterations and repairs to the buildings,
= XII be ready by the first Of June to accom-
9. al this celebr a,sd WATERING PLACE.
4Se Springs are situated on the western side,
.'Af me top, of the Blue Ridge, in the county Of
aass southeast of Wyer's Cave. and Is miles
'.4east OF WasnesocTough. From the latter
see persons travelling on the Virginia Central
1road Will find q ready c0nveyances 10 these
|Srngs
he proprietor will give hls personal attention 70
ss with the best tine neishhorhood viii afford.
= Female Complaints and General Debility, the
'ser rs mighty bene fciAl, and some remarkable
e.s have been effected by it.
a Board % per veek-children and servants
Address. JEREMIAH PETERFlSH,
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! B. lstitlEaSssse ass AZ. AZ Z "a H1zHkh18fkkt

so isa toF the IoesD1oa o yiet616000 -
sss.' 'se, = >, u is sitnafed - ~ is9e eeSLss
ID ssn ,sssa ds%s"s % - ssS 0s{SiSJs Ssi sIssss =
$500. on the arrival Of the eAEss teApar
.a1fitr, Z E'ss e. ss'iy|1t;t iy|1tt;tcxsuLraHs
,ss. ss.s.suLPHUR, srsrsvsfed ess2s ~ III.
ss Nery"s1a sDstality. a41 eopeslelly e11eg
y ! + t.aslss' '. IT, bIaSx Sis p8 81 dDa, q
d x5SsdHHi % dHHis, so;H. o;H.,ssI,eN:e ei its 5iis.
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wher, . frtsnd ones told Plato what scssuda.
lous stories his enemies had pfopagzted cou-
cerainG htm-~U WIN hvo so,~ yUptied tho pAl.
losoph1r, ~ that nobody shall believe thsn.n
eli ., naughty sirl Nosld. hsrt syso, yea
would forgive her ltke q good girl,, Wonldn't
yOu ~ aDked teacher OF q little lfrl. eyes.
nAAm, !" Ssplied the cAi)6, III co61dnst catch
bsPertsE." eaaksA an old lady Of an IrisA
mum, mum Va i;ttks,s eiS rsSIy. A'A4' - "ses
-" what xas ne ouss Of tie ecli2ss ,'jasksda 1
youug lady! ssaps N'aste" .aid ~ 'aia lsS
!" 0h, 1t Ssvs ths saA time for rsAsetiou, - -.
plted WAG. ,sys ss ,s.s.t.fz srsfssiissaM bsrsf
Why ara the English rine yolaptssSs like
Nelson { Because the last thing he did was 10
dle for he eonntry. aad that 10 the hast thing
A post Gays that the wind kisset the wsvss.
That. We supp0es, 10 the eslsheasea shlss for .
blow, about which. Ne have heard 20 mueh.
.Bill I am fascinatsd with Miss Mtllion.p
with her personal charms r. Yes, purse
and all charms" .@~VsS
Sorrow comes soon enough without des-
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-26

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der Of the day, and tho noble isdies Of our
county design presenting Capt. p. St Georse
Cookies corps Of Light Dragons . handsome
banner ON the i4th Of July next. The pre-
sentation wall take place At our Court Hons ..
and suitable addresses delivered ON the occa
sion. The ladies Of the Episcopai church
design holding fair and feast on the saue
day, anda Q large crowd u isexpected. p =
Yours. truly. ].