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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-12-12
New Advertisements.

Rev. J. TAYLc r ZEALY-.The Monticello
Seminary for young ladies, Of which this
gentleman is the principal, commences
its 4th session on Monday, the 14th Of
January. See card in another column.
MEDICAL CARD-The Medical fraterni-
ty Of Newberry have adopted card Of
professional charges. See notice else
where.
DR.. D. ". PATToN-Tn a notice to
black and white. says that if those indebt-
ed to him for 1865 services do not settle
Immediately, they will be sued.
Due WEST FEMALE CoLLEGE.--This
institution is in full operation, and no
better time than the present to enter
pupils. See Card.
VIM. T. NAXcE-WooI wanted or un-
shared sheep skins, highest price paid,
or cloth exchanged.
Ncssrs. WlSKEMAN & WlLBER-Are in
receipt of another instalment Of family
and fancy groceries,
THos. DucKETr-Sctool Notice--pupils
had better make early application, as but
limited number can be received.
AUCTION SALE.-M ". Bythewood.
N. L. ScHoDAlR-New Bakery.
H. H. KINARD-Sheriff' s Sales.
j. I. PETERsoN-Ordinary's Citations.
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legislative.

" Mr. Wagner introduced resolutions,
which were agreed to, and ordered to be
sent to the Senate for concurrence, that
it is the solemn duty ola State to provide
a proper system Of education for her
children that his Exceliency the Gov
cranr be instructed to appoint a COM
mission OF three persons toprepar2 and
report to the General Assembly system
of common schools suitable to our alter
cd circumstances and the requirements
ofrhc times also, that the. Committee
on Education of both HOUSES report at
an early day upon revIviHg our former
schools, with additional provisions for
the teaching Of our colored people, until
the above report Of the commission can
be had. -
\ bill to alter the Constitution so as to
divide PickenS District into two Judicial
and Election Districts received the'second
reading. This being also constitutional
question, the vote was taken By yeas
and navs, and resulted as follows: Yeas
% nays 3.
4 bill torepeal the uSury laws of the
State was read third time, and declared
an Act
A bill has been introduced to call o
convention Of the people. .--
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The Galaxy.

The present number Tor December 10,
closes the second volume of this deserved
ly popular Magazine. The fattering re-
ception it has received, gives the pub
fishers the means and encouragement to
make many improvements for the next
year. The ncxtnnmber Will be enlarged,
and in the second number for January
wall be commenced the publication ola
new novel, entitled Awaiting for the
Verdict" by the author of Life in the
Iron mills" Send in Subscriptions for
the new volume, to the Publishers, W
C. & F. P, Church, 80 Park Row, New
York, or to Messrs. DuGie & Chapman,
Newberry.
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Congressional.

Several of the Congressman elect from
theSouth talk about Immediately return
ing home, there being no prospect of
their admission. .... -r.-
The Joint Committee on Reconstruc-
tion having been revived, will commence
work this week one of the first things
to be considered By them, will be with
reference to the political condition OF
the Southern States, and the propriety
Of demonstrating them. 49,
The Bill to regulate the elective fran
chiSe in the District Of Columbia was
taken up on motion of Mr.. Murrill, Mr.
Trumbull having previously tried, and
failed to call up The Bill to repeal the
amnesty power Of the President.
In the House, under the cali of States
for Bills, the following were introduced
and referred. By Mr.. Ward Of New
York, to guarantee to certain States that
have been in rebellion republican form
Of government.
1t is not true as telegraphed here that
the Supreme Court has made a rule
dispensing, with the test oath 1t Is Still
administered. @r
Select committees were announced as
follows: On New. Orleans riot-Eliiot,
Snelleberger and Campbell. On murder
ofUuitrd States soldiers in South Oaro,
llna-Pikc, Farnsworth and Cooper. On
Southern Railroads Maynard, McClung,
Mercer.
The United States Consul at Vera
Cruz reports to the State Department
Maximilian was to leave Origet on the
Sth Of November, for the city Of Mexico,
and that his mission vas likely to be
regarded in friendly manner by the
French troops of that Republic.
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In exchanges received from nearly
every part Of the older Southern States,
are recorded the observations Of men
who have visited portions cf South
America, Mexico, and the western States
for the purpose Of Obtaining information
with reference to the fitness of those re-
gions as homes for themselves and neigh-
borS. In almost every instance their I'M
prc<SionS are nnCavorable. They have
returned, convinced that "diStance lends
enchantment to the view " that with a
proper use of the means left in their
hands, the productions Of the soil in
these States will be Il greater source OF
wealth than in any other. and that no
other country is so we'll suited to their
necessities.
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In another column will be found the

IN another column will be found the
confession Of Lon. Jones, which will be
read with interest. Its statements are
somewhat in conflict with evidence pre-
viously adduced He claims to have
struck the latnl blow upon the person of
Mr.. Lane and reveals the enormity Of
his crimes, by complicity in no less than
three foul and bloody murders. Cureton,
Walker and Lane. Alas, for the day and
the hoar when liberty ran into licentious-
n~Ss
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The State Of South Carolina-In
Equity, Newberry District. Mary A.
Gcnn and others vs.. james Law and
others. .-
BY order of the Court viii sell before the
Court House, at Newherry ,on the first MDn-
day in January next, part Of the real eS-
tate of Geo w Glenn, decd, as follows:
A house and lot in the town of Newberry,
the said lot contains one acre, more or less,
and is bounded by JohnStone street, Nickel
lar street, Friend street and Nance st. -
Tcrms.-Ehe purchaser will be required TO
pay one third of the purchase money in cash,
and to secure the remaining two thirds pay
able in two equal annual insta lments, with
interest from the day of sale, by bond With
at least TWO good sureties and mortgage of
the premises The purchaser, however, will
lie allowed to p4y the whole amount in cash.
The payments all to be made in gold or its
equivalent. ..
Dec II / 10 .<- c.. E. y. D.
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Mr.. DAvIS.-A correspondent of the
Richmond Examiner, who has recently
made a visit to Fortress Monroe, says
that Mr.. Davis health has improved
very materially, and that, with the ex-
cepl;on of occasional fits Of deSpontency,
he is cheerful and hopeful. HispersoRal
appearance is much changed His hair,
which was dark iron grey when he
was first iucarccrated, is now almost
white, and his whole body appears to be
very much elnaciated. He is said TO
take great intereSt-in tic public affairs Of
the country, aud shows by his remarks
that he is we'll posted as to what is
transpiring in the outside world, and has
an intimate acquaintance with all of the
public men now in charge Of the affairs
of the nation.
The guard, which formerly attended
him, in the daytime, and the sentinel
who watched him at night, have been
permanently removed, and he is now
stated to be as we'll situated as prisoner
could hope to be. r~~~~~~-
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The State Of South Carehna-In

The State Of. South Carolina--In
Equity, Newberry DiStrict.-Silas Johns
stone. Commissioner, vs.. D. D. Stone.
Bill to forrelose- Mortgage. :. - ~:
By order of The Court. I will sell. before
the Court House at Newberry, on the. first
Monday in January next, a tract Of Hand, in
Newberry Dis riet, belonging to David d.
Stone, containing one. hundred and three
acres, and tw o fftbs of an acre. more or less,
and bounded by lands Of Eebecca DeWalt,
Thomas EIlser and Others, as per plat there
of on file in my Office. .s s....-.
TERMS -rhe purchaser will be required TO
give bond with at least two good sureties,
and mortgage Of the premises, 10 secure
the purchase money, payable in two eqlaf
annual irstalmeutss with interest from the
day of sale, and 10 pay III Cash the, costs OF
these proceedings. -. 4
Coui's Ofice. sTLAS TOMBSTONE, ~
Dec. II, 1866. 4lTl0. ,-s C. En- D. =
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The State Of South CareIina-In.
Eouity, Ncwb:ry DlStrci james R.
Sirppard vs.. Mary F. Schulnpcrt and
Others BIZ for injtIncfion. relief, etc.
By orler Of the Court, will sell before the
Court House at NeHherrv, On the first
Monday in January nexr, the real estate of
Honorias Sheppard deceased, in four separate
parcels. g..
TLBMs-A credit If one and two years,
payable in two equal an:sual inStalmenrs,
with interest on h tb from the day Of sale
except five hundred dollars and so much as
may be necessary TO pay the cost f-theSe
proceedings, which must be paid in cash
and credited on the bouds which the pur>
chaser will be required to give with at least
two good suretieS, and a mortgage Of tae
premises sod, to secure the purchase money.
SILAS TOMBSTONE, c.E.N.D.,
CONS Office, Il Dec. 1866. At, *l0
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TERMS PER SESSION
SheriR's Sale,

By virtue Of sundTy grits Of Fierif fFacias
TO me directed, Twill sell, on the first Nom
day in January next, within the legal hours
of sale, The following property to-wit One
HUNDRED and thjty:six acres Of; land, more
or less, bounded BY lands of Mrs.. Sarah
Fellers, Philip CrotEell and others, levied
on as the property of Jno. T. Mcneil, at
the sIit of H. H 81. P. Kinard VS.. J. P.
Kinard VS.: j II. Mcneil, on a credit Of one
year. 80 sz=z ''.s7 H>< - = "a
By virtue Of writ ofattachaleut and5by
an order Of Court, ! will sell in, front efthe
Court House, on the first Monday, in. Jan
uar7 ncxt, the following property to.wit: =
= Centre table,2s2 sofas, secretary, corner
table, half dozen chairs, -largh mirror, a -
picture frames, 2 pair and-irons, carpet, q
vases, BedStead and furniture, wardrobe,
hureau, Y ash" stand, hat-stend, side-board,
dining table, 6 eane-botfom chairs, cooking
stove, 2,settees, rocking chair, shower-6ath,
sewing machine, 2 tenders, ,bedstead and
mattraSs, spinning wheel, Is plates, . enPsE
and saucers, s tumblers, water. pitcher, s
dish cove.s, 2 lamps crib and 2 waters.
Levied upon as the property of James B.
Browne, at the suit of Patrick Scott. ~ =
Terms. cash. H. Fl. KINARD, S.NsDs
Sheriff 5 Office, Dcc. 10, 1856. =, - s. :
-. .. ALSO: 49, :.s1g -
By or{ler of Jno. T.. Peterson, Ordinary,
I will stll one tract Of land, containing
ninety-6ve aercs> more or less. bounded by
lahds Of Peggy LeFingston, Daniel Leving-
son, A. J.. Bedenbaugb, Henry Werts, and
Others, the real estate. Of Z. M. Wertss
deceased, on credit ofone year, with inter
c<s from the dav ofSale, except so much OF
the purchase money as may be necessary 10
pay the costs, which mnst be paid in cash,
The purchaser to gire Bond With at least
two approved sureties, and mortgage Of
the premises, to the Ordinary to secure the,
purchase money. H. H. KINARD, s:N.4o.
b >-Sherif's 0fic', Dec. 10 so st. "''
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.


By John T. Peterson, Ordinary of NeWbery
District /...' '..
Whereas, T. Y Wicker has applied TO
me for Letters of Administration, on all and
singular the goods and chattels, rights and
credits of George W Koon, late Of the dis
tricr aforesaid. deceased: .. r.. -,
These are therefore to cite and admoaiSh
all and singular, the kindred and creditors Of
the said deceased, to be and appear before
me, at our next Ordinary's Court for the said
District, to be holden at NewbeTy Court
House on the 21st day of Dec. inst, to show
cause, if any why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal, this 7th
day Of Dec, in the year Of our Lord onG
thousand eight hundred and sixty>six.
JOHN T. PETERSON, o. y. D.
Dec. - Ct.
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Rec"rdlng Agent.

Major Walker, commanding at Aiken,
S. G., has issued an order. reciting that,
"in order to carry out the verbal in
structionSofthe Major General Command
ing Department to protect the homes of
families ard the rights of the freedmen,
Lieut.. Walsh will, in all cases where the
property of the colored people, as houses,
haras, stables, etc, have been wantorly
DESTROYED, cause the residents Of the
immediate vicinity to rebuild the same :;
and in case Of their refusal to comply
with such order, the buildings so destroy
eG.are to be erected under the direction
ofLieut. Walsh. who willlevv. tax uTon
the surrounding residents ola proportio"
sufficient to defray the expenses Of the
United States Government"
DetaehmentS Of troops have, We are
informed heen scattered through that
portion of Elgefield District known as
the Ridge. The negroes, have been
raiding OF. the. S0 i0e-in that region, and
therefor the whites have been Furnishing
said. thieves, hence the presence OF
armed meuw
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The American Farmer

For December, is as usual up to time
and interesting as of old. We know
of but few agricultural publications we
like so we'll as the American Farmer, and
wish for it larger circulation among
our readers. Published by Worthington
& Lewis, 50 South Gay Street, Baltimore,
Nd, 8 per annum.
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Due West Female College.

This Institution is in full operation, with
over one hundred pupils present. The first
Of January is a good time to enter, but pu-
pills will be received at any time, and charge
from the day OF entry. Tnition, Eighteen
Dollars per session, in specie, Boarding, Ten
Dollars a month, in specie.
J. l. BONNER, Presid't.
Due West, 5. C., Dec. II, 1856. so 2t.
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The State Of South Carolina-Il

The State Of South Carolina-In
Equity, Newberry District-W. <. Har
ring'on and Others, Ex'ors., VS.. Helen
O'Neall aud Others
By order of the Court, I will resell, before
the Court House at Newberry, on the first
Monday in January next, at the risk of for
mer purchasers, who have not complied with
the teIms Of s.le, certain tracts of land be-
longing TO the estate Of the late. Chief JUS
tice John Belton O'NeaIl, deceased. Also
severalt t. acts of land lying North or North
east Of of the Laurtns Railroad.
Terms.-Fhe purchaser viii be required 20
give bond with at least two good sureties
and a mortgageof the property, to secure the
purchase money payable in three equal an
nual instalmrntS with int rest from the day
OF sale, and 10 pay the costs of these pro-
ceedings in cash. Permission, however, is
granted 10 the purchaser to pay portion or
all the purchase money in cash. . :
SILAS TOMBSTONE, C. F.. y: D.
CONS Office, Dec. II, IS 4t@l0
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Produce Markct-Wagon Price.

COLUMBIA, Dec. 11.-Cotton "a TO g currency
-four II 5 to 19, corn 10 TO 49,; Gold TO Il.
PHILADxLPaI,. Dec 9-God depressed;
flour, northwe< ern II II; wheat nomin a red
6, a II; corn good, request new o. Old III.
NEW YoRK Dc. 1.-Cotton unchanged
sa les TO-DAY % 10 bales uplands 33; Orleans 34i
35.
Gold. 81 "a. Money active at 6.
NV ORLEANS. Dec. 1l-fotton firm, with
sales OF 46 > bale, Low middliEgs % 80;
middlings 81. Receipts I, 05J.
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MARRIED..

- On the 2Srh ult by Rev W. D. Mayfeld,
Df. JOHN. L SPEAKE to Miss HATTIE FELL
LERs, of this District.
sch! married love!-each heart shall own,
Where two congenial souls unite
Thy golden chains inlaid with down, 49,
Thy lamp with heavens own spIendor bright"
Laurensville Herald please copy.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. =
NrpuprDpv nTaTDTN71
EEWBERRI UIELBICLs
By john T. Peterson, Ordinary of Newberry

By John T. Peterson, Ordinary Of Newberry
District. ...-.-
Whereas, R. ". Payne, has applied to me
for Letters of Administration, on all and sins
gular the goods and chattels rights and cred>
its of james Payne, late of Nshmingo Co.,
State of Mississippi, deceased. -
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors Of
the said deceased, to be and appear befors
me. at our next Ordinary's Court for the
said District, to be holden at Newberry Court
House on TIE 18th day Of Dec: next, to show
cause, if any, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 4th
day of Dec, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-six.
JOHN T. PETERSON, o. n. D.
dec 10 2t.
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Seven hundred and seventy-five votes
were polled in Laurens last week, at the
Sheriff's election, which resulted in the
ctSice of Mr.. S. ". Anderson, by vote
Of 215
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The tone and temper Of Congress, as
exhibited in the speeches at the public
welcome yesterday and by the proceed
lngs of both branches thus far, are radi-
cally radical. Another indication of this
is the passage to-day by l07 against
37-of the resolution directing inquiry
into the pIopr;ety Of extending territori-
al government over the Southern States.
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SYMPATHY WITH MR. DAv1s.-The
General Assembly of Georgia have
adopted the following resolution
The General Assembly of Georgia do
resolve, That their sinccrest coincidence
and warmest sympathy be rendered to
Mr.. Jefferson Davis in bis confinement,
and they look forward with anxious
sulicitude to day when magnanimous
and patriotic President shall puta term
to his confinement, and by the inter
position of Executive ~clemency, restore
him to a people for whom he so faithfully
struggled, and on account Of whom he
endured with Christian fortitude the
hardsbips of long and rigorous i'm
prisonment."
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FIRE AT FLORENCE. S. C.-The store Of
Mr.. G. Med. Stoll, was completely
destroyed by fire last Friday night. His
stock valued at $1,000, (uninSuredD was
a(most totally destroyed. We sincerely
sympathize with him in his severe loss.
-Gazctte.
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NEW"BERRY, S. G.
Wednesday Morning, December u, 1856.

Advertisers are respectfully informed that
their favors must be handed in by 10 o'clock
on Tuesday Of each week, to insure insertion.
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Hoes.-A large drove of fat "porkers"
We're driven here last week from East
Tennessee, by Mr.. Jim johnson, and
sold readily at l2c per pound,
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WHO "SAUNF" THAT FLUID?-The other
day little darkie-ddrk as the ace ofspadcs,
or the shades of Erehus-stood before us
in our sac'um with huge gaSlet of some
thing in solution, and nothing more. Queried
him whence he came, what he had, etc to
all Of which he replied, "do'no, sahl'' Find
ing him q perfect know-nothing, and fearing
lest the contents of the taukard should prove
liquid Internal machine, we tried to smell
for birthstone, but a bad cold had closed the
portals. In this dilemma, we poured little
ou:-very sulphurouS looking, and tasted
gently. 1t was delicious corn beer. Who's
ever the kind friend was, he will please ac-
cept our thanks for his remembrance Of Us.
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Solicitor

The Hon. Simeon Fair has been elect
ed Solicitor for the middle circuit.
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SAD, 7sRY.-0ur sympathics have been
largely drawn upon in the last week, and
had not our fountains been long ago sealed,
died, tears would have been coplously shed,
at the misfortune of our dear friend DR.. T.
Gouin. 1t was an accident, however, alto
gether unlocked for by him, but not by us,
we feared just such a result from the first
1t appears from what We have seen and
heard, that anticipating large holiday
trade, the Dr.. had laid in heavy stock Of
goods, and Jimmy, his help, made such a
grand display, SO attractive and tempting,
that the stork was broken into last week,
and lear>y.all carried off bv an apprcciatve
pnbIi", and long ere tho holidays had darrived
We are pleased to inform the public how
ever, that al immediate order was sent off
for a fresh supply, many Of which goods
have already arrived, 80 that there need be
no apprehension of failure on his part to
meet the pressing demand, and that from
this time ho will be prepared for all emer-
gencies In Christmas sweet fancies, or every
day goods.
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The EIoG.-A stranger coming into our
midst must surely think that the one idea
pcrvadng every mind now is the hog queS-
1ion, that nothing else is thought or spoken
of. Mr.. Porker is Lord Paramount cold
weather and fat hogs; sausages, spare ribs,
back bones, lard, the thought by day and
the dream BY night. Meet friend on the
street, rubbing hands together, doubled up
With the cold, blue nose and thin breeches,
and hazard the remark, ''ils cold day."
and voull he sure to hear -"cold as blazes,
Just the thing for hogs, killed this morning.
Two fair ones meet, listen as they stop and
exchange ideas, "good morning, dear how
cold, killed yet? no, why we killed yester-
day, and the fattest hogs, it would do you
good to sec,-you'l kill this evening-and
such lovely, white lard, glad my trouble is
over, good bye, good bye" Next run
up two little shavers, and one of them is
running round to t; hog pen, shooting
hogs there, what fun; the other is going to
borrow some sage for his mother 70 season
her sausage meat, his mouth running water
at the idea. While darkies here and there
are lowering about, wherever a squeal is
heard, because fat jobs are on hand, good
times, "gravy on de taters." Hog and hom-
inv, long ma! they wave,
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Mr. G. T. Scott will accept thanks fol
a late copy Of the New York Tribune.
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The stock Of the Atlanta and
Anderson Air Line Railroad. we
learn. has been all taken.
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APoLoGETIc.-We offer hearty apologies
to the shpriffalty candidates, who took ex-
ceptions to our notice last week, which said
that they invited their friends home to dine
with them. 1t Was all flight Of fancy, we
thought 50, and that they did not was no
fault of ours, and a matter of regret to the
uninvitcd The custom Of stuf1ing voters
with somewhat to ca: and to drink, is time
honored in the observance, and we appeal
to the world if.theSe gentlemen had the
right to make us out story, or disaPpoint
the hungry voters. They say they did not
even dine themselves on the occasion allu
ded TO, much less extend an invitation to
their friends 10 dine. To say the least it
was bad come off, and shows little skill in
elcctionceriag. Candidates may shake our
hands from morn till eve, and We stand firm
in our principles and shoes, we are not to be
ought in so paltry Il style; shake and smile
again and aga;n, we stand true to onr indie
perdence An invitation to dinner, how
ever, the viAndS good, and we'll cooked, and
served, is another thing, and might have
effects Of the happicst character. Men are
like alligatorS, Mrs. What's-her-namc says,
and must be approached through the stom-
ach. We wish you success gentlemen, and
beg YOU to be-sensible that soft words won't
begin to 60 as far as collaris and bacon.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

PosTAL.-A Post Office is established
at Silver Street.