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, 1866-06-06
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

State Board of Bdueation-Fenian Ex-
cilement-Collrctlnn of the tkemafus
of 1ndinnn >"ldlcrx-CItF Debt, Etc.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Trlbuue.]
ISp1ANAroLls, June 5.
The State Board of Education met to-day at the
rooms Of the Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
tion. 10 revise the Ist OF books for schools and
township libraries. When The list has been
selected, bids vii! be received for supplying them
in quantities needed. The board viii continue lis
eet-t0n Tomorrow.
The Feniars here hare been In great eta.e OF
excitement ever since Sundays news. One hun-
dred and ltsy left last night and anoiher detnch-
ment Leaves tonlrht. About $1.QU0 in cash Wa.
Ealqed to dettay the expenses Of transportation oi
the recruits. They all ewear by General Tom
sweeny. and lead Centre STEPHENS is nowhere.
The, children belonging 10 The various colored
Sabbath schools or The city re It on an excursion
judge Hayden. who was a few days ago ap-
pnfnted by Gov. Moron 10 visit the various campa
ot Ereimcntnl rendezvous in the State and aaces-
tam what and ho~ many soldiers died and were
buried thert, leavas on his mtsRfon tomorrow.
The IL TO collect them ali together and bring
them to Grown fliIi Cemetery, near this city.
Agents who are cAnsasstnE this city III behalf Of
the Soldiers Homo arc meeting with good success.
Our eIiy hospital has been al last renovated and
F.0rencd HndCf proper management.
The total deb. Of onr city II x2.1.000.
We were visited BY a very heavy thunder etoIm
This afternoon. laat1D.s hdrf.
, 1866-06-06

New YoRE, June 5.--Th~ Poars money article
tays the loan marke: is easy At q cent, With e1-
crptional ttansasuons At = cent. Commercial pa
PEI IS still Ecarce and rates unchanged.
The stock market thows more animation. Gov
eEnments a.c tsiz1y suspended, but there Ia more
dMposit1un 10 tesl. Railroad tharrs are strong,
especially EIie which there IL a very large ehotf
interest. and the etoek II scarce ior delivery.
After the Board. New York Central waa quoted
at Gi5i. 49,"
In the stock market everything revolves around
Erie. The frmnesB Of that STOCK has infused COZ
Adcnce into the market generally. and prices are,
on m ayefapc abort per cent better. At the
Hoard, Ene opened At 6i!sc, advanced to 6s,Sc and
has bern very active thtt morning, Il per cea: Be-
,.ne generally paid BY borrowers. Chicago )
Nor'hH e. tern is RnonE tho most active STOCKS on
The list The price elozed al eoHc for common,
md t9i4c tor preferred.
E1ve-iwentles ase In demand at about yesfer-
day's prices. ThFe Is no expectation ol any tar
theF immediate return Of bonds from Europe
Flve.tHentes Of g. closed at 1g2h "a l02asE G5
1RA. '-'
Money in moderate demand. There Ia an ample
supply on ean Al per cent ordinary street trans.
aeaieas. with exceptions u { per ceas tot round
, 1866-06-06
ADDITIONAL DETAILS.


the EYeuft1 Off1rer
-, =. -
!fIom the N =. Tribune, June 3d.
onr informant ~ @ on Thursday made visit tc
Tue mill NJ fhilipstoWn and conrarsel With
the miller, Mr; Thomas Marsh. The mill !:
situated on the right bank OF the Waikiki
River and at the bottom of T. valley Of sur.
passing !oyelness. The surrounding country
Is beautiful, while ID the Immediate vicinity
Of the mill the scenery is charming, every
thing being kept with the most scrupulous
care and tasse: Hitching our horse under a
shed, We reached the mill door just in time
to meet Mr. Marsh. and on stating to him the
nature Of our business. be at once assured III
thatlnc would gladly furnish al the data be
could n reference to the sad affair.
Ar. Marsh IS man OF aoont hffy years ol
age, born IN England. and came to this c3un-
Try tHelPe years ago, with Wttc, tTo sons
aud enc daughter. haying In his purse when
hc landed exactly eighteen shiltlngs and SIX
pence sterling. Two years afterwards he ar.
rived at this place and entered this mill.
where, BY unceasiuE industry and attention
to business, he became fayorite. In vary
short time he was enabled to purchase the
mill and adjoining property, and Is re.
ported TO be worth to-day over $40, 900. This,
however, he denies, and will not, for obvious
rcasons, say how much he Is worth. Al
though living within three miles OF Goshen,
he has not visited 1t but once in eight years,
and then on business connected with this
matter.
Hc has been miller oyer II Years, and a.
though he has heard OF lead being csed foz
ecmcntine grist stones, has never Known 1t to
tajurc any one before: Hc did NOT tsa It to
any great e11eat IN ms MIL until the month
, 1866-06-06
FROM MADISON.


orhs League Conyentlon-State school
Fund.
Especial Desp patch 10 the Chicago Tribune.]
MADISON, June S.
AZ far as heard from no union paper in the State
javorr the - Bread and Butter" Convention to b.
held on the e0th lnst. The Chairman Of the Demo-
cratic State COMMITTEE, ho~ever, encourages It In
bis pape1$th MaGison Union 1t IL NOW stated Tint
Gov. Randall will positively, and Senator Doo1ll1lc
probably. be here 10 address eaid Convention, at
which time a PROGRAMME will probably be laid
doWa. for Third party which they propo:e4in
organize and light for IN Wisconsin. As an Illus
tratfop Of the dr1t Of public sentiment 1t ia stated
TINT GniCn member OF the State Senate who has
generally been counted as opposed to the se-elec-
lion Of Judge HoEe to3the o. y. Senate on account
Of hts rndieali.m, said recently. i1 conversation
With we'll known Union man, IL do not know Of
a Onion member OF the Stafe Senate holding over
b1t will y0te for The reelection Of Judge Howe to
the portion III which he 70 hunors the Slate.
ehonlt be as likely 10 vote against him as any onc
hut shall vote Tor him every lme-h 70 which
the Union men ot the State geDetatly will eaY
amen, and be very likely to Instruct the Union
nominees 10 the Legislature next fall.
Tbs Soidlers' and Sailors League Convention
meets here At three o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The Apportionment State School Fund, this
YeaI, u Is ceuts Der scholar.
, 1866-06-06
POISONING BY LEAD.
T1undYeda Of Persons Poisoned by Lead
Ground up with FluuF-A Fri.hsfu
Tragedy In the Waikiki Valley. i.


Ground up viii, Fluur-A Frishsfu1
Tragedy In the Waikiki Valley.
rF,n.n tbe N. 7. Tribunc lime 1st1
MS nav ncor,r twn months sfnca tha nao,1o
res;i1inr o1onn thst nor,inn ~ tha Ee,ief.;
Vai,nn rh;as rJ tnat nas tha y. .ne Ma!hnt
orsn:, ca,,n,r worn ~ ,tts.sS ~ 81 Pnse o.
Uh;nE fer enta +;..'a haG,aI 80 r., oseass ~ ~
nh~s;c;ans thav ha,-,r ~ ~. ~ - =; 3 ane
ihc eause The maindr # IL trne eyh;h;tnS ~ u,;t
ia noost ,ositiva ~ ~ ~
YET ret % a1l he snfsrers stroneiy den den,eS havinS
nsed nnrthing that conid + ther "at,,, VIZ
hare hen co5tam;natcd wiih iead evan =, ~
mineral condition. IN sorna cases ho1a fa1,' ~
ii;es were stricken dawn wbfia IN othsrs- -nniv .
nne or ortwoTsmhcrs If 5an,i1r y-cre aIfacIa3| I3|
snmeitmes The d1sesse " assnmeti S a vjolent for1o
and ronsei Death. and ncafn II Woe ~ :
m;5deT tTne md the nat,cnta 1yara ra1iavaJ 70 :
- dav Hnndrrds are s;i1ifer;nr from jts atfasta
.norT ~ rr1,nm Iii nnva- h5 ab1a - A. 80,
ti,sn1 and viii n timn w,ate awoT n11 ~ III, III,
t1,a @i,+1,,. - +h;a tar-isia 5jsansn 1'e'
~ Tba sv,nnton,a IT, ooat -s-on,saert IN +....
casas bayn heen ohsttnate constino+,on sarese
1o1n IN The nhJomsn nonsea ~ ,,a-s,st ant
FFan,ft;nr oo1,c 1f;f1;onI,. i, 4uu ~.
and +, NAM ;ns,a thss sra,nn.in1s - 4atne,
ntnai,d win h1onJ Min IN snd haat ~ ~ ns.a ~
ninn nf tha E3dnera rrnn,ns anJ ,.ort,ei Ho
iysis of thc nnncr 'eIt-emities and M an1
;ous r1annv aInroe s;on aF re carntnaas,n. .,,A
*NASs +AoV401 %AfAN79aoA ~ ~A%
, 1866-06-06
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1866.

-5opfd by cold s-1rs and ,he pavmeut Of interest
m 5e0s-te!:o0C, COO. Tie total amount Of god on
hind. iac1uding ZONE Sa.G0D, COO gold certificates
u sbcns %a5, eco The total reccip:s ison cas-
toms in The southern States. last month vera
lG-50000o. III. ....
"See5etary McCultoch's report OF the gold sales
Ill show the lsle ul Si4d0.0 600 In MaY, al an ay-
e.age premium Of over thl.ty per cent. and that
out SIS cog, GOO were sold IN tho latter part OF
February, ~
, 1866-06-06
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PAlLL1PSHUKG MILLS. !:
XXX
FAMILY FLOUR.
From Selected White Wheat.
1876.


Had Marsh put In new stones, and not used
the old ones until they required such exteu.
sive repairs, probably this terrible malody
wonld have been averted; yet new stone
was lying BY the door, which had on its face
hole, to Ill which with lead would require
nbout ha1f pound. The face Of this cavity
vas fully as large as hens egg. aud Mf.
use for q time there would be many Just like
that one, and that millers in general through
cut the country were In the habit of using
lend as cement for grist stones. II thls be
true, measures should at ouce be taken to
prohibit its use about all mills.
members Of which worked IN the mill. have
been seriously affected. and Mr. Brundage
claims $3.50 damages. II We understood cor
rectly, be was the person who urged the nse
Of lead.
There is no question but that Afr. Marsh
critics Of lead, and supposed that because
lend In its metallic form. did not always
cause injury, that it would not do 30 in any
other form. He WIS not aware that lead, af.
ter beng subjected to the process OF fermentaa
tion and baking, WR5 transformed BY chemf-
cal action into carbonate Of lead-a deadly
poison. AL may be thankful that the lead
was taken into the system In such large
quantities, for 1t was that which brought on
the yomitings, and threw Oft very much Of the
poison before 1t had sufficient time to act with
It's full and fatal elect.
Hartpg had long interview with Mr..
Marsh, our reporter droge to Goshen, where,
In q shore time allotted to him before the
starting OF the train, be conyersed with sev-
eFal persons who we're acquainted With the
facts stated, and all add their weight of tcs-
timony to that already furnished, showing
conclnsively that over 800 persons in radius
Of about twenty miles have been Affected with
bad poisoned aour. which came from the
Phillipsburg mill. This should b. warning
to millers and a caution to the buyers nnd
consumers Of flour, and physicians and Boards
Of Health should examine all the tlour mills
Of the country, and by SO dong prevent the
recurrence Of such cases as We have recorded
in our letters.
, 1866-06-06
cket- AufI-Uuion Ticket.
......1,m2 Fl1xer.,,,,.,.....,,.TT


The few parishes remaining to be heard
from could not possibly change the result,
but would be nearly certain to increase the
Union mnjoritics.
Mr, Fisher is member Of the new Gov
ernmcnt. Five OF the Ministers have now
been elected BY majorities ranging from four
to eight hundred. There are twenty five seats
get to be filed, but no further elections occur
until the 5th instant.
While every Union membcr OF tho last
House, IN whose county an election has ret
been held, has been triumPhantly returned,
no less than four Of Mr. Smiths supporters
have been rejected By the people. Willie the
Attorney General, the Solicitor General, the
Postmaster General, and two other members
Of the present Cabinet have been elected, two
members Of the late Government are among
the rejected. So far the victory could not
hare been more complete. The Opposition
party is not merely being beaten; Ii Is being
annlhilated. Confederation fs now settled.
If there was any shadow of doubt before, the
York election has dissipatcd 1t. The anti
unionistA will hardly have eorporal's guard
In the new House.
, 1866-06-06

NEW YonK, June 5-The morning papers bare
The following special oe.patchee: y Tne public
debt statement III show the total amouDt Of cur
rency on hand. $u 900 CO., aeatnst Isl, 500 900 list
month, and decrease Of sc, 800 900 IN COLE, oeea
, 1866-06-06
THE: FENIANS.
Movement NorthWard Of
The st. Albans Forces.
REINF0RCEMENTS CONSTANT
LII ARRIVING At THAT
POINT
Canadian Troops Copcentra-
ting Near Prescott.
FENIAN PRISONERS IN CAN.
ADA TO BE TRIED BY
COURT MARTIAL.
Release Of Fenians Held By
our Government.
The Beauharnais Canal Reported
Cut By the Invaders.
CANADIAN SOLDIERS BURIED
AT TORONTO.
Business Of the City Generally
Suspended.
FEHlAE MEETINGS In ALL THE
PRINCIPAL CITIES.
Stephens Asserts that he las been
Betrayed.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Statement Of Government FL
nanCeSs
Monthly Statement Of the Pub
lie Debt.
| GOLD CLOSED IN NEW
YORK AT 146 3-3.
Statement Of Government Fl
na1ceS,
Monthly Statement Of the Pub
lie Debt.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW
YORK At 146 3-3,
THE FENIANS.

- ~"
n.,
HeAAan ..rs caAenD ~ Dess"!t-7a 1.*etH
"4nasof-A1fsaA o. canaotanx
a"Ha e"'caso Ano 0tHeF western
fSpeci.l De.pa,eh 10 the Ch,caro Tribunal
DETno1. June s.
~ 49, ,n.,.s.. w.. 49, ~. 49, ant.. ~
~ aua Aao'te's H.se nee0 Anose 4a1el tnnn sua
tesefal days past 1htre IT, however, considerable
activity among The Fentans, and the organization
In this city il steadily gatn1n. arressions to Its
raern1rr,h,n, Tbrv hsye heen DRILLING At tbrir
hssIaz.... -. ~. s.he,s 49,. - ssS,.
oeaoquais1e au1'ne me "no!e HS' ana to-nleh
held Anothef large meeting. The organization ts
now quite la.pe here, and yamitea through the
state
49,,
oe'e1A oioEs1' VI 1os 1enAaa' hase .AAeA eipH
c.ui,e, nnd soon expcct ohaye a larce nuube,
ready Tor immediate acnon. No movement vii, be
made here until orders arc received from the Ma5or
General Commanding the Fcpj.n forces.
Matters at Windsor were during the dsv rather
quiet, but this evcning another r1mor Of antici-
pated invasion caused come anxiety. II vas. That
tr,o,r,,,on h. h.e, -.ca;rsd ri =, in,.nd. ,rrs.
Zion II OF near Maiden which Is eighteen miles
below Windsor, and company Of volunteers were
last evening sent in that dtrecnon. a restmea' Of
- ~ .,rs :. - -t..,a,., =. s,.,sa,
ons OF t"o 10 oc Ftaa1oneo II ma!oen-
.AbQuf tereUfy-nre tAntdfAn8 arrived at " ibu4cf
this 1norntrt- enrou,e f,r Tornuto. The7 came
49,, cs,e..e sas a,ho- ,,s,.as. ..,,o. ~. m5,,
tioia so'ese' oao ".uea Nssie1n e'ueT. aau VAL
Immediately on arriving ii Toronto enlist IN caua-
uiau regiments.
Excitement 1monE tbe st. Louis
tosa-4.-<s...
g. 1n,-1s ,roo T. 1h,,a t< .-,s, e-r,t.x,,-,.
~. Luels, sans ot[4nete u E.sAs eAGAensat
hn,S sne FeH!snf aese. = - M1Ee %sc1nE W.
ne r. as ;maxt @ ,.t1, .. a ansa ~ ~
ttE 81 %AiH5 pluMl1eM c4l1Aeas "tsc apPoAaIeu 10
1snG tor "a. :. h.,, hold 4ha
, 1866-06-06
Canadian AGnirs-The Confederation
Victory in New Brunswick.

We hare another Union victory In New
brunswick to announce The despatch re-
ccived Inst evening Informs as that at the
election in the coenty Of York yesterday, the
entire Union ticket was elected By over
whclm!ng majorities. Full returns had not
been received, but us far as heard from, the
vote WIS:
, 1866-06-06

SnAclde-The "eAther-Fendan Meeting
Chief OF Police ArFented.l
Especial Despatch to the Chicago 1tibune.l
ST. PAUL, June 5.
A young man named Ferry Sloan jumped out Of
the. fourth siosy window Of the Merchants Hotel
Sunday morning. while intoxicated, md was almos:
Instantly killed.
The dry spell has been broken by heavy showers
in EnIious portions Of the State, and farmers are
ali right now.
The Irish nre much excited ovsr Fen,an uews,
and held reeslne last night TO cnllst men and
monsy. They finally concluded 10 await further de-
yelopmepts,
AmeeiinE Of Irishnen in called h~rr En- - nsn.-
ROW evening, for lbe pn1po.c OF deciding upou wsk
corsse they vii prisue In regard 10 the Fenlan
movement
, 1866-06-06

NC Nsl8H0 1fuUA kkA41"Ays
TonGETo. juno 5.-1r9fne arc running on the
Gsan6 Trunk Railway without interruption. No
difficulty Is anticipated. and there IL no danger
Whatever 10 property gong through.
7. $. STEVENSON,
, 1866-06-06


Of eash separate Subscriber.
Money bv draft p O. order. c1pres4 or In registered
letters, May he sent ut onr nag.
All communications aAquld be addressed to
, 1866-06-06

moves tonight nom Malone. 4 fight u expected
os lpMseasy n'Rht:" ur. s.,a,,, WV,
lneut sfttred from Quebec, and oDo mofe Ioops.
by 1ue.cas morning. -
me lf7sh pt1ests n7ade sppea4 10 1nett eoogfe-
Eane5e Eme5 10 lssrt Ine inf.ue1s; nm ,.o..
lax 49, ~ yair1tesrs ~ tot Eesro,f ~ F91r
We]hnrton has four heavy Armstroug euns
mounlcd" ..
a buflnlo special s2Jr: The men shot at Fort
E1c are Bsiush oererters.
"WaIfants have been itsued By the United SAtea
Commissioner for The arrest and e12mInatlon OF
all the Fcn1an officers held on board the steamer
a1a s f0ns o Ell n Isdt m to
cnu be brought before Juuge Clinton on . writ Of
hdbtds fo1pus. ...:.. -....
"A Thousand Fen.ans sre kpowo to haye arrived
unusns1 patrol ,o'r3ght here and IN the British
c+nn
The tttst regiment Of New fork regulars Arrived
10 n1kht"
C1EC1NNA11. June "a large and e1fhuaA'ttc
Fensan meeting was held II Mozan Aall last night
THREE thousand dollAre were subscribed. II ~as
ttaled at the meeting that 3uo nen Iet last night
WATERFOWL, n. T., June 5.-The Fentan train
was come up With a Rcasille tho first saeo9 south
OF De Enln junction. bY 4 company Of United
Stt1es iYoopa, who took the erne, ammunition and
men In charge.
troops ar. ed. intending to run them ac1oss the
country, having received information of HOOPS
auait1L al DeEnlb. No rcsistance was made.
1htt mornings train, going north, has on board
a company or Feoians and 4 detachment o1
Jtni1cd Sta,es .cxulars.
From NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In the
Coufta In the Matter of tho Prtsuucrs
~ -. .-..--.. ~s.fs~..- -%n-o,,..
WI sne Nssae c":an.sootn%'
oa reha@n Fo FosiaFes-3huknoIss 1o0s
tsadtc11nns and Corrections
BUFFALO. Juue Sat an early hour this morn,
1pe wa,rsn's were iH-ued BY the United States
Commissioners In This civ commanding tht
United stairs Msrthas 10 apprehend the Fenlau
officers who ar1 row op board tie seamer Michi
eap AID pt,uc tnen before COMMITS storers for ex.
Summation, Mh.n il u III be decined whether they
| shall he held for ttial before ,Judee Hall
NuEREAs, Compliant hasIthts day been rnado
that did On or aoout The 3lst nay or IAy 1865,
at The CITY OF pua,o. within ihe Eor1hern bstTscf
OF Nen York and iur1.dicttnn of The Tntej ii
ter,n ann ri m fam snn nrnr,de and ,,.e 5,r t
mea1s for a mililsty expedttion 10 b. cnrried on
iton the1c apaIutf The terriiory and domlnJon. Il
The Proytnee al TInn.r tansd. her C0vernmrnt
ana people, With %n,ch lhs United s1ates arc ii ii
tonrnss. roncerninp neuiraiitv. ns.sed Any,l d,
1s;B e;r 2''~''''' f~''~0 N>T'- ~"'
!. aid 1he officers Will make mn i1efener eon,
fr+sinr hnesrh ri ira ncntraIirv e.eS Ths. sv1t
of IoShas no,7,us wss eerTei iss ryenino retnrns
BE at njne oscock thu morni,,r but tSe harm
IA. Y,o.fnnner 1til Tinc o'rfncF yomnrrow Tnor,,
lur. 10 Fiye Commander Hryson. Of 1he .t..sme,
au.loittie..
The psisouers are Feally In custody of the ciyfl
artnor3lles and inc military and naral (nrrtt ara
crs1d,ne fhrn - -
On The otE,tr side ear]v thi. morniup f,ur morp
Fenisn prisoners we1e brought in and placed b
, 1866-06-06

be is anxious to do what S itast in the matter.
His business Is almost broken up, and only
one set OF stones arc running TO day Jet. he
says, many OF bis old customers are coming
back, although the most oi them disnust him.
AL certify that he made superior brand Of
-four; which was marked thus:
, 1866-06-06

Fentan Movements at Detroit-MasterE
NJ find.nr-Arriyal of Canadian
ffu1n Chicago and other Western
Cities
, 1866-06-06

az z. II. SCKlVEN, Advertising AGENT,
81 Dearborn street, In uufh horlzed 10 receis .
Advertisements Tor the Tribune. and all
other leading pupers throughout the United
hfxafn md In
, 1866-06-06

nR. sEMPLE has received his uspal supply o. fresh
CINE q NIF4
Direct from London. ~ North Grcen street. rs
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-09-26

SERVED HER RIOHr.-An amusing in.
cident is told of woman in England,
whose husband, a rich man, died sudden
Iy, without leaving any will. The widow,
desrous TO sc. all the property, conceal.
ed her husbands death, and persuaded q
poor shoemaker TO take his place while
will could be made. Accordingly he was
cIosely mufflsG in bed, as il very sick, and
lawyer was called TO write a will. The
shoemaker in a feeble voice, beaueathed
half OF al the property to the widow
What shall be done with the remainderY'
asked the lawyer. "The remainder" re.
piled he, ii give and tequeath to the
poor little shoemaker across the street,
who has alrays been good neieLbor
and deserving man; :" thus securing
rich bequest FOR himself. The widow was
thanders,ruck at the mans audacious
cunning, but did not dare expose The fraud
aud so two rogues shared the estate.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-09-26
LANCASTER G. H., S. c., SEPT, 26, 1866.

but who would spuru any act on the par,
OF representative who violated his con
science in supporting measure which he
believed 20 be unconstitutional.
Gen. Haskell closed the debate for the
day in speech, to give synopsis Of
which, would be an injustice to the speal;
'er, and we hope, therefore, hereafter TO
have the pleasure of presenting it 10 our
readers in full.
On motion Of Mr.. Leitner, further con
sideration was postponed until this nrorur
ing at IL O'Clock, when the debate will
be resumed.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-09-26

THE CoTTos CRop OF ALABAMA.--u
is estimated that Alabama will make one,
third Of her old cotton crop. The cotton
cropof 1860, in that State, was, We be.
heyc, about l,ooo.o 900 bales. II tho sta.
pie maintains its present price, the net
return to the planter will not fall far short
OF the revenue derived from the Mrges
yield of former yeafs.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-09-26
How Sut Lovengood Exploded


HIS EXPERIENCE WITH SODA POWDERS.
Sut related the story Tins. "Gaor,o
did YOU ever sec Sicily Rur,s2 IIorl.l
lives at the R,,jI Sua;k Sr,i,os ,;,L :,
the Gregory linen
Yes. a very handsome oirln
"Handsome tina, word dor,, L;vor ,,o
case; it sounds like calm, oo,d xl,.lo,
water, when yo are at Biz Sprjnp o,j
the still! house ten miles OF. an hi, a rain
in an yer flask only half oil Sha sbows
among winen like a sunh,wer as co,o
pared to dog fennull and smar, weed 10
Imsin. But thar mint mo uea irwin ,o
describe her. Couldn't crawl ,hru =
whSkey barrel with both heads stove ou,.
il hit wur hiIt sturdy for her, an GOOD foot
holt at that. She ways ils, two hundred
and twenty six pounds. and stand, sixteen
hands high. She Lever 90, into an arr,
cheer IN her LIE, aud you can lock the
top Of churn Or big co lar around her
waist. Eve seen her jump over the ton
nv a split bottum cheer and never show
her ankle or ketch her dress onto it
She keried devil enuf about her to fill a
four boss waggin bed, with skin as
white rs the Inside Of frogStool, cheeks
ana lips ~ red as pehrchr's gilIs IN dog
wood blossom timo; and sich a smil. =
On, be drafted sf it, any use ,alkin.-
That gal could ma Ike me murder old
Bishop Soul hisse'f or Kill nam, not to
speak Nv daG, e' she It hjuted that she
wanted sich "A thing dun.
well to toll /. all at once, she war
gal al 0'er' rom The pint u" her Zoe nail.
"a the Io"ge'th"r on The h'ghes: knob Nv
her he"d-gaI all the time, eTeywhere- -
ana 'h"t OF the exc'i'n'st Kind. O' course
'eahed up to her as close AS D., dpr III,
ana l" spite "v Ion- les, appetite for
w"'sNey' my 'huf' 'crape, and dads actin
boss, she sorler leaned up to me, an was
hegnning 20 think war the grea,est
an com'ortab!ist man on yeth no, exceplin
DE Brck or Brigham Young, with all his
rsd'I cn'lered wrlnk'ea wimmen, crades
t"'i "f babies and Big Salt Lake thrown
III. We'll, wun dAv, cnssed deseiyin,
paIa'er'n, 'unkin Yankee pedar, all jack,
knife and jaw, come to old man Burnes,
with load Of apple psrins, caiicker,
uomns' Jew'harps an so ~ d,srs
NO" m'"d I'd never heaTn tell ov :hat
truck "''Te' an | be darned efl don't want
" 10 'e The '"s'-@o' nor rifle powder
""S nor Psfc"'s'""-'hree n"e as smart