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MARRIAGE AND CELInAC,.

Essay of Warming and Instruction for
Young Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses
whi"h PROSTATE the vital powers, with sure
means of relief. Sent free of charge in
scaled letter envelopes. Address DR.. J..
SKIILlN HOUGHTON, Howard Associa-
ton, Philadelphia, Pa. April 10 3,uo
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The State of South Carolina.

TJ, {. Ja""cy, w. E. Sia"'.y ana .Hr,<
WanuyerS Of Elections 1", HicAinna DIS.
t,irf:
XHEKEAS Edwin }. Scott, Esq who
w AT thc general election held in Octo-
hcr, 1860, wa. chosen I merobcr of the
House of Representatives for 4 Election
District OF Rlchland. to serve for two wears
has resigned his seat; and whereas the
Constitution of the State OF South Carroll
na directs that in such a case 4 writ Of
election shall be issued by tho Speaker OF
the House Of Representatives, for the pur-
pose of filling the vacancy thus occasioncd
Tor the remainder of the term for which
the member 50 resigned was elected to
serve:
Now, therefore, you and each Of you. are
hereby required, after due advertisement
and with strict regard to all the provisions
OF the Constitution and laws Of the said
state, touching yonr duty in such case, to
hold an election for a member of the House
OF Representatives for he Election District
aforesaid, to serve for the remainder of the
term for which the said Edwin J. Scott was
elected; the polls to be opened at the vari-
GUS places OF election in the said District
on TUESDAY, the 10th day Of July next,
10y the various sets Of managers for those
places respectively; said mana gers to count
the votes publicly Immediately after the
final closing Of the polls at the precincts
where the votes have been taken; make
otit II ttItliltdtt t'l NE result, To be signed
by the managers, or n majority Of them
and taken to the Court House of said Dis
trict, on place now fixed by law for count
ing the votes, on Wednesday, the nth tlav
of July, on or before o'clocf p. m., by one
or more Of the said man. gers; and the
managers, Ui' Il majority -. them, WHO may
assemble, shall proceed To examine the
aforesaid statement, land declare the result
OF the election.
This writ, together with your return OF
the election to be held under it, have be-
fore the House of Representatives at Its
next meeting after the election.
Witness, the Hon. Charles II. Simon;on,
Esq, speaker of the House OF Erria
sentatvcs, at Columbia, this twcnty-:i!ln II
day Of June, i'll the year OF our Lorsl onc
Thousand eight hundred and siNty-s.>
CHARLES II. SIMONTO\
Speaker of House of Representatives..
JOHN /. SLOAN, Clerk OF the House OF
Representatives.
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BATcHELOR's HAIR DYE.

The Original and Best in the World.
The only true and perfect HAIR DYE.
Harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous.
Produces immediately splendid Black or
natural Brown, without injuring the hair
or skin. Remedies the i'll effects of bad
dyes Sold by all Druggists. The genuine
Is signed William a. Batchelor. Also. RE-
GENERATING EXTRACT OF MILE
FLEURS, for Restoring and Eeautifyine
the Hair. CHARLES BATCHELOR. 8
oct "a ly New York
TO RENT,
TWO large and commodious STORES,
l. centrally located. Apply to
July JOHN RAWLS.
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Great Bargains
WfH9FB G00DS>
HOSIERY & NOTION GOODS!


WE arc receiving this day, uiu the
w Emily b. Souder, from New York, a
large stock of GOODS, purchased for cash,
to which we invite tho special attention Of
the ladies and merchants, as we will sell
CHEAP, both at wholesale and retail:
800 pieces Plain and Plaid Nainsook
Bishop and Linen Lawns, soft finish.
Cambria, Jaconets.
Plain and Striped s Hiss.
Plaid and Tape Checks, Null Muslin.
Striped and Dotted Bobinet.
Tarlctons, Silk Bobinet for Wells.
White, Colored and Black Kid Gloves
White, Colored and Black Tafeta and
Berlin, for Ladies and Misses.
Largo stock of Hosiery, for Ladies,
Gents, Misses and Boys, from common to
bcst-rcgular makes, all sizes.
Brown and Blcachcd Damasks, Cr., i.
Russia Diaper.
so doz. Towels-cllcap.
Derage and Grcnadine, to! \v,- ~
colors.
Infants Robes, Piano and Table Covers.
Lace Curtains, Pillow-casc Linen.
Sd to liza Cotton Shecting.
July 6 TOILESON Il JANNEY.
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Hardware.

NNHE UNDERSIGNED are desirous OF
Il going ont Of the Hardware business.
THE MOST REDUCED PRICES. Farm.
ers, mechanics and all in need of any arti
Gle III that line, will do well to call npon
them. HAWAIIAN & WAEI.EY
July G2
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MEssns. ED1ToRs: Please announce r, n
CHll-DS, ESD. as candidate for the I.e-
g'slaturc, to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of C. j. Scott, Esq.
July T. PLURIB{TS CNTN
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Butchers Lightning Fly-Kln.r

Makes quick work with flies, and if COM
menced early, keeps the house clear all
summer. Look out for limitations. Get
DUlCHtR only. June &c limo
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The Fair Face of a Beautiful Woman

The Falr Face Of q Beautiful Woman
rs the admiration of cvely one No one
Il possessing this rich gift and attribute
of health and attraction would exchaugosit
;"r the wealth of the ladies' Yc. how
nany suffer their skin to become rough
with spots and pimpics, which mar the
bcauty and bloom Of the face. The CIR
CASSIAN BLOOM removes all spots and
blcmishes, tan frecklcs, pimples. blotchcs,
and imparts beautiful complexi.,.., so
attractive in woman.
For sale Ivy druggists. every here
FISHER x HEINIrSli, Agents
JOHN NJ. MAklS ~ CO.. Philaa'a
June ~
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IS a Year
VOLUME II-NO. 90.
Dissolution of Copartnership.

HNHE firm heretofore existing as SYM
Il MERS & BERRY is this day dissolved
by the withdrawal of Mr.. NJ. H. BERRY
MIR. GEORGE SYMMERS is authorized to
collect all debts due the concern, AMI
call and make 4 settlement at an early ,iav
GEORGE STMMEKS
june %, 1866. NJ. H. BERRY.
The subscriber will continue the GRO
CEKl and GENERAL COMMISSION BC-
SINESS at the old stand of Swimmers &
Berry, opposite the ruins of Janney,s Hotel
and trusts by strict attention to businc..
to merit share of the public patroua-c
GEORGE SYAlMEI;S.
Opposite ruins Of Janne~'a Hotel
June %
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Special NOTICES.

MAIL ARRANGEMENTS. s.-Thc Post Oaiee is
open during the week from a. m. to D.
m and from 81 p. m. to Z p. m.- On Sun
day, from to 9 a. IN.
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TOWN GOSSIP.
REPORTED FOR TIE CECIL WING.


SHti1E Scho0'S.-Thcre are three Sabbath Schools
IN our town, each OF which is pretty well attended
though nothing like so largely rs they should he. 1t
i q matter of wonder that persons who have the
&'od OF the rising generation at heart do not take
''''r' interest u ''''Se ''S'''''',' "'i1 - "'
'''7 '''' go" - Wv '''''''''
Instruments Vi ,''' e""i'n' r"''! II" ''"'>' rp''
~" VI ~. P''i'' - '"," ~, ''',"",'" " W,
l,, .I.,,,.r,nec socic,io. 49,. I'm, in = short timc
the t,rynr dies ont and RIM, continue. On nj its
work. Now if the advocates Of temperance and
morality would enlist in the Sunday School cause
thcy w"!ldalways have organized no-opcrator-, and
he where they could dos IN iucalculabIc amount of
good III" boys VIII" now roam the country on sun
days, and who on evenings during the week are often
found in some den Of iniIlity, could, with Il ltr
effort, be brought into the schools, and there taught
tn" importance of temperance and morality. And
youth j, thc time IN the lives etpeopie to teach them
their dutcE. Ills Is i most inviting field OF labor
Their" l. certainly great need for more attention 10
TIA" welfare OF our youth; their paths are bcsct with
powerful temptations ~ utmost o'crH S''P' ana HfSc
"nm'erS "' "''r boys are r'P'''N gong l" "'S'F'c
non III nearly W. 'o'i'"''"''''''' Is p'"' enough
''' II ''N'S one '"''u"'' 10 contemplate me ''"'e
I" me 'h"t"N I'll VIC E""!S ''''" ana buys III some
'"+s '''" F'i'' ''''''" VI ''''' S''"' Vi" V. ',''
n.y., ,,,.,,, .,,,l,, ,,,s, -
,,, ,,,., school. Li,,,, ,,,o,,,, o.,..,,;,,,, i,
,,,,. ;,,. II, o. or, ,l, NO., ,,,,
-. ,.,,' "a ,,i i,io, al, ,I ,. "a, To-
'''' ~ ''''' 0' s ~ ' " " e
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To Communities.

The advertiser, having been restored TO health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having suf
fered several years with severe lung affection, and
that dread disease, Consumpton--isanxious to make
known to his fellow-sucrcrs the means ofcnre
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
scrpion used free of charge with the directions for
preparing and using the same which they will find Il
SURE CuRr for Consumption, Asthma, bronchitis,
Coughs Colds, and all Throat and Lung Affections
The only object of the advertiser IN sending the Pre-
scrpon is TO benefit the afflicted and spread iior-
nation which he eonccves 10 he invaluable, and he
hope. every sufferer will try his remedy, AS it Will
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mall will please address ,
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Wamsburgh, Kings Co.. New lork
Ian C. 1S6G-ly
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Examiners, Notice,

THE undersigned Examiners, appointed vy til,
! County Commissioners of Cecil county to view
and determine the proprrty Of locating q new publ,
road from the road near tonowngo village through
lands Of Thomas Kirk, ". r. West. y +. GiIleSpi l)r
w. b. WAND, Henry McVey. and others 10 the
public road leading from Port Deposit to Lancaster.
hereby give nQtice that they win meet at rhurna,
Kinks, on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY ID, next. at IL
O'Clock An, proceed to the discharge of that dut
X. ID. HALL,
DAVID BROWN.
GEO. W. GILLESPIE
Dec J. 1sfG--iw Examiners
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THE CECIL WING
IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY II. Il. EWING.


TEENS-s2Go q year, in advance.
M Single Copies of the paper, FIVE CENTS.
LJ No Paper DISCONTINUED until all arTcaraSes are
aid, unless at the option Of the Publisher.
ADVERTISING RATES:
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inc for every subsequent insertion. Advertisements
al less than II lines will be charged dollar for one
insertion. Advertisements of lines or less will be
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rates are based nonparic type. Obituary notices
charged for advertising rates, and none inserted
unless paid for in advance. column year $50; =
. cuiamn, Year 81 :, of column, year, so; i
Of "a column, | year SIS Business Cards from 81 To
sl2 per year. iIafyearly and Qnartcr. ADVERTISE
mcnt- II proportional rates. Yearly advertisements
entitled to fonr changes. Changes made oftener will
he charged for These rates for standing advertise
rut> are based On hre"er type set solid IN small
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tho PAPER il, included with these rates when the adj
,rru .elnrnt is \ of a column or more. Advertise
iurnls sent without iho number ol times they are to
10. ms rtcd being specified viii be continued I'LL tor
li,l aud charged for according to the above rates.
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For The Cecil Wing,
Echoes OF Il Voice 1 Love.

Trembling goes the peerless daylight,
'MOng the shadows down 10 death,
And tn" golden gates Of sunshine
Close mon his parting breath
ts my heart grows sad. u sweet voice
Echoes through my lonely room,
and with whispers soft and gentle,
Scattcrs far the dark some gloom.
Well know the low toned mnsc
Falling round me sweet and cioar
Only in the mystic echo
Of yuicc--itlaS too dear.
Would That voice 10 me was silent,
And its echoes never more:
Would around nay spirit linger
Like remembered strains Of yore.
For well known its heaven.born music,
10 my heart 50 madly dear.
VIII never wake my soul with pleasure
Like the echoes which hear.
RAMS.
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NOTICE.

DERSONS having accounts with us will
l. please settle them with r. q. REESE to 18th Of
Sept. nit, early ~ practicable We have made
some change in our business and desire To rlo up
the old books to that date. MctACIEh& CO.
Oct l. I,tiB--lm
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Tax-Payers of Fifth District.

vOUR TAXES are due and mus. be paid OF
I before JANUARY lst, next. The state and toun-
~ require thi, will see you in North East every
SATURDAY till the ,I.v named. Taxes then unpaid
liable to interest and collection hv legal nro""SS.
THOMAS TERRY,
Ic, / Collector.
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MEDICINAL.

MEDICINAL.
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
PROTECTED 81 ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from prescription OF ~ir ]. Clarke, NJ. T..
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen
mills Invaluable medicine ie unsiIing IN thn cure oi
all tine" painful and dangerous d-cs - 10 which
III" i"nalc constitution Is subject. II n"ielt"s all
excess and Removes ali distractions, from whatever
caisr, AMI = slrcr'ly cure may To- relied "a
10 MARRIED LADIES
is particularly suited. It will in short time bring
ca III" monthly period with regularity.
Ear bottle prize 4nn h'l bear, tn" ,'ay"In'
CAUTION.
These Pills ,hcrl not he taken Is Fonalcs curing
tn" FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy. A. obey
are s,rr - bring on Miscarriage, bat :" an: "!hvr
tim" They are safe.
In all cl-es of Nervous and Spinal Affections PAINE
in the Back and i.nh-, Fatigue slight cvertiUn,
almaion Of the Heart, lIySeur5 aud Whites, these
PMS NH effect cure when al other means hay"
failed: and although powerful remedy d" not Con
tain iron colonel antnon%. or anything hnrtfnl l"
lhr ""n tutiun.
Fuli directions in he pamphlet around ra'h pack
go, which ~hur!d Inc c.rrful% preserved.
SOLD EY All. DRUGGISTS.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
th6 tc!r Gf cdiudLi. Natc,o II he CovyTgR-
rEr1Gr. Il, rufi00S Hrgfo'r md Sc mat tie ittt'r,
II " az, ha,s0 ia the boti,, dai th1t cdh rr0pper
b,WA 'hs nc .IMn"s y thc StinqtHr'S Of / e. EiLDs
WIA Z" "o., art JbH MOSES. 30 lIithom mdich
ho1r "l.i arc g'ht"'n'.
y. B.-Ouc Dollar, with Eighteen Cents for Postage.
enclosed to any authorised Agent, or TO the Sole
General Agent i"r the United states and British
JOE NOSES. % Cortlandt st. Xcw.York.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S PJLM0NEC WATERS,

f,.fhc original Medicine established in 1887, and
first articly Of The kind ever introduced under the
name of "F,lIoHlc NAg@i#, in this or any Other
country: an other Puu"uir Waters ar" crlln;erfritS
hning ST. nphd on ca" Wafer
IhcSc'NHrr% have been before the public for nearly
TnEt YEARS. ana the immense '.li, attained, not un!i
IN America hut in foreign countries, fully attest then
to any othcr&rtioIc offered forth" Of Pulmonary
or bronchial affections and the quantity cont nc il,
each bpN i. nCaI, double that OF the l.at, WVrtrs
mutations advertised.
BEIAH- Pl'LMuNIC WATERS
cure Coughs, tulds Sore Ihrunt. HoafSCncSS Asthma
cntgiih, bronchitis. Difficult Ercaling Sptting of
Blood Pains ia the Chest, uciricnt Con lnnption and
lary relief but efccng rapid and lasting euro and
are warranted Ia Giy" satisfaction in every instance
They ia ilts"aic like alcoholic compounds an,
jhc nr'iNli properties combined in Il form So
win readily Take lhcm On" dose Will always afford
RELIEF IN Ten MINUTES
To EocuIsrs aud rrntC SrgAkgEs lcse Waters are
peculiarly valuable; they will in day rcInoyc the
most severe orcosi2na h"nrscn9-s and thcirrcgular
use f,r" few day viii At all times, increase thepow,
and lcNhy OF tn" tcl1r, greatly imprul ng it, tono
comp4s and ocarhcas, for which purpose they uIc
re- 5I.ar!I asset by u!aly professional yocaliSts,
The very arca celebrity Of this nvalll.,o remedy
has induced lmprnrlplrd person. 70 prepare base
limitations which disappoint tho Inst cxpo@tatiors of
the purchaser and lp!ule !ie chaIucter of the genuine
mcdicue,
So liza, the word, BRYAN.ni, stamped on each
Wafer. aud also ohicrvo Tia" fac sin,ilc Of the sigma
ture fthC Proprietor, JOB MrSi,A on each wrap
parties will o dealt wi,! the llli extent Of the law
ihtA>s TT LAosIc NArrHa are for sale by al Drug
lists. Jos MOSES Sole Proprietor,
Jan e, 1S36-lyi . Cortlandt st.. \. Y.
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Errors of Youth.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all tho effects q
Youthful indiscretion, will for the sake of SUFFERING
humanity send free 10 all who need it, the recipe ang
he was cured Sufferers wishing to profit by The .d
yerti,ers experience can do so by addressing
JOHN b. OGDEN,
Jan 6, lSG6-ly No. IL Chambers St., New York
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ASI'R .AY.

GAME to the premises oil the subscribers in October
L. last 1t RED STEER. with knobs on his horns.
The owner will como forward prove property, pay
charges and take ii away.
WILLIAM PENN COUiGON.
Dec |, lS6f--iw% Wcs, Nottingham.
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wilcox g. Gibbs Sewing VIA chine

WI1CON y VGIUUN ~ w HTIS IFHttC Lh1HhN .
ais scam is stronger and less Liable to rip i'll use
or wear than the l.ock-Stitch.' 'J"tIcs report at
The Grand Triah'
Send for the Report" and samples of Work, con
tanning bath kinds Of stitches on the same piece OF
goods. ~ - ., -, -, -.c
BALTIMORE, ND
ID. G. CARY,
Sept 20, lsGa;--cm Agent
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ORPHANS COURT,

THE STATED MEETINGS of the OrI,hals' Court of
Cecil county will he held on the Second TUESDAY
in every month Executors, Administrator AMI GUAR
dams wanting their accounts stated will please bring in
the vouchers \ few days lefore Court.
&. r. CUTLER. Register,
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Strange, But True.
NOTICES..
NOTICE

r II r. undersigned has this day withdrawn all inter
| est with Alex. PIicstcy, III Marley Mills
TIlUS. Y. X ESSLER.
Marley Milk, Dc; 1st, 1866. dec l--'Iw
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store orpoo'l" ls:negs' and Commercial Hotel,
Oct II, 1860 PORT DEPOSIT
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THOROUGH BREEDS FOR SALE

4 VERY FINE iEAKLING ALDERNEY BULL
n tthoroushbred.) Also HFIFER GALE. Full
Pedigree given. Call at DAVID BENIX'S.
Dec ls66--3w* pctorar0 Farm, Rowlandsyie.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-02-22

pint of the baynet. They marched me Co
the wolf pen and there | stayd till the fuss
was over
"Rlght here, Bill, | want to make an oh
servation. There was fcllcr with me
when | was cotch'd, and seed him make
sorter OF sign to the captain, and thcy
turned hun loose in two minutes, and he
jest went about anywhere as natcral as a
king, while L had crossey'd dutchman
standin over me with a baynet grinnin from
mornin till night. There was some Free
Masonry about that, Bill, and if anoth ar
one of these fool wars comes along, III line
em, if they let me.
"But I'm at home now Cor good, I'm
gwine to stay here like inc die. I'm
agin all wars and fghtins I'm opposed
to all rows and rumrrssos snI riots. |
don't kcer nigh as much about dog fight
as | used to. Now, if one could ALWAYS
see the eend of thingn advance and the
eend was all right, wouldent mind big
fuss, but then you know mans fore
thoughts aint as good as his hind sights.
If they war, this war wouldn't hay broke
out, and | wouldn't hav lost my steer, nor
watch ] never scel that woman before
nor since, and / wouldn't know her from
any other woman that walks the yearth-
bland if I'm certain whether she were
white or black. Bill, how is your offspring?"
"llungry rs usual, | thank YOU my
friend, scd L.
"llow's Mrs APP"
"Rcbcllious, John, very; but | think
shell lc harmonizcd-att -attcrwhilc-atter-
while"
Mr.. Editur, ! will not relate further of
these trying adventures at this time. Big
John are now entirely harmonious, and |
suppose his future career will be all screen.
ours rs ever, BILL ARP.
u. S.-Mrs. Arp wants you to cit back
the letters | writ her when She were sweet
sixteen Them oiiscrs have got en- and |
suppose have laughed all the funny part
away by this time They contained some
fool things that boys VII write when they
fall in love, an / my wife sometimes used en-
upon me as reminders of broken promises.
She says, if thcy' send en-, she'l try and
forgive cm-dtt.yrhda.
Don't trouble yourself much, Mr.. Editur,
AMI it will be all the same to me.
B. 4,
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From the Richmond N;mos
.kn interesting f.,,istse.

MIR. SAM TANK TO MIR. BILL ARP.
ono FEEGINNY, YuNIrEp STATES
OF AMEEIEY, lsCj
81" T"NN u HsLL AIR .cndi;h gree ing;
My DEAR Mn. ARp.-Bein tux with
tit OF The cachh ,hiis Srrbealy, an orful
malerdy what sometimes atiliks cliturs
aud her literary foxes, AMI feelm
obI,cE"i 10 say somcthin to sumbodly hy
WY of 'cttin off stccm, conkludcd to
rite you You this ere pis,il like.
Ihnm ar letius Of yourn on the sitty
wTashun OF the cuntry was prime; only
the spc!ln wer Icctc bad, as likewise
also the srammer. | don't mean no olfcnsc,
Mister Arp, for mcnshunin these ere little
rccn!yaritis, but alters were lcetle per
t'cu!er about my awthograiy. When |
wcr small shaver, no hicr IN three gal
un jug; cut Socrytecs Jones down, the
biggest hey in SC col, spcllin "Tuky buz-
Zard.' Arlter cvry boldly had mist it, an
1t cum roun to my time, sez |, "Tu.k k
Guk) y (ky) (tlky) buz (ze izzarl) z
(zad izzardj ar (buzzard) tuky buzzard.
And a!l-rS will reminder how Mister
Snooks our teacher, smiled, aud patted me
on the he'd, an scz'ec, Sammy. NV boy
yon's sum punkins on spc.ln, and sum Of
these dais will certny lay Mister Walker an
Johnsng in the shade" But it aint about
yo spellin, Mister Arp, nor 20 grammer
nuther, want to say wurd. want to
give you my sentimcts or things generally
and them niggervot!n bobbyishuncrs in
pcrticlcr
Ia the frs Plasc, Mister Arp, what's all
this duccd tork about gittin back in the
lunion for? Didn't Mr. Linkum ulane
that ar little matter ci secession to the
satsiacshun of everybody, by proyin
that nobody never was out OF the Yum.
ION, and never cudcnt be ? SO then, Mister
Arp, If We aint never been out of the
glorious lunion, so cald, what's them durn
radicles got to do with admittn our Con
grismen? Sposc they don't allow them TO
take their sects reckon they can stan
up.
And, agn, Mister Arp what's them
blame bobbylishuncrs kickjn up sich \
thundcrashun OF n fuss about niggars votin
for Don't the Constitushun, SO cald. leave
that ar subtle to the States intircly They
amt no Constitushun, an aint got nuthin
to do with 1t. Orient they to be satisfied
with what they was titn for Didn't they
say all the time they was ftin for the mig
gers and the Iunion Well, aiut they cot
the niggcrs (WOndcr what they are goin
to do with EN-
AS for the Yunion, aint We all the time
exclaimin with the Samist, L" Behole. what
n delightful thing it is to dwell together in
yuniiy," and knockin all the time at the
dore OF the Yunion, and askin EN- to let