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We are pleased to be able to
state to tho many friends of SAM
UEL CRIM in our city and vicinity,
that he and family reached their
residence in San Francisco, Cali
fornia, on the 1st day of Septem-
ber,. after a very pleasant voyage
of twenty-five days from New
York.
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aR' Bauman's Excelsior Saloon
is tho place to go for d good warm
meal at any time of day. dishes
ofyour own choosing.
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PnYsrc16Ss, Ministers, Lawyers, md thou
sands ofothers, have used tho White Pine Com
puitnd for Throatand Lung Diseases and Kid
ney complaints, and found it just what was
wanted. 1t is truly remarkable remedy,
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70 Bauman's bill of fare con-
tains all the substantials as well-as
delicacies of tho season. When
hunger or thirst comes upon you,
try it 1T the Excelsior Saloon.
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s0 Get your Fruit trees, grape
vines, &c. of John Gravett. See
his advertisements. in another col
,umn.
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Ladies' Furs.

Just Received at Brooks Hat
Store, tho largest and best selected
stock of Ladies' Furs ever brought
TO this market. 26-3t
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NOTICE.
THE STATE or OHIO.
0rrt,,E nv the SECRETARY OF STATE.

THE STATE or OHIO.
I, WILLIAM Henry sMiru, Secretary Of State
of the State Of ohio, do hereby certify that the
following isa true copy ofan net therein named,
pnssed by the General Assembly ofthe State Ot
ohio, on the 10th day ofAprll A. D. 1857, taken
from the original rolls on lille in this office.
IS TEsriMoNY WHEREOF, have here.
unto subscribed my name and affixed
rSEAL.1 the seal of thus oiliGe, ut Columbus,
the 18th day OF september, A.D.lSW.
WM. HENRY SMITH,
Seerctdryo Of State
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Something New and Wonder
fuI.

lule
We have just learned from a
private source, that Miss ELLE
BowDTcn, the "Juvenile Song
stress and Elocutionist," who is
only sir gears of age, will visit our
city sometime the present month
and give one or two of her popu'
lar entertainments. If what the
Press says of her is true, she must
be a wonderful child. Her arriv'
al, which we shall look for with in
terest, will be announced in due
timo.
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There will be a meetingof the
Nenlean b. B. Club this evening
atthe Mayors office. A full at
tendance is desired.
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i. o. o. F-The members Of
Hockhocking Encampment, No
%, 10. o. F. are requested to at
tend the regular meeting Of said
Encampment, at the usual hour
on the Evening of the 10th of oc.
tober (inst,)
Business contemplating impor.
tant changes in the eamount Of Dues
Benefits, &c., will bo presented te
the Patrjarcbs for final action.
r -.s.--'''''f' 28-2w.
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We learn that Gen. WILDEs had
q fine meeting at Baltimore on
Tuesday night, ard made the
Union Republicans a splendid
speech,
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n oTIcE.. .
T1noPosALS WILL M nEcEIv.
i Cd by tho aadsrslgned ppto
FtidaN Ereniaa. OcfoLsr al. '67.

forpavipg and bouIdcring the unfinished paFf,
neiits vi Nam street rasfof High street. Also
Or paving, -bopidsrinZ api cprbing the uHhn'
lsbed pateihents on Mulberry street from
5fOad street east 10 n. frifteTs alley. Also
ioF paving and curb ng the gadnishel paye.
ineEts ~ Broad stfegt from Haln street north
- i.nndy's i,aiis. Bidders VII take notice that
ailfhs surplus earth % said paseiaeIif. vi be
removed ~ the contractor nbd % eonsdered
lriheir lnds--that p0rtO. of Broaf street be-
tween Whesiinzsnd Aulhcfrystreets exempted.
hiadefr vii also bid f1r roigylBg AMI straight
eung tho curb stone. The sh1yo work u be
done ~ good w0rKmsnlikr nannefj tC be laid
with god. hard psying brirk, and LAID IA bed
% be completed about the tw4ntietil ~ NVsem.
berthe City Co06cil Teserglng ne 1ghtto ro-
ect ali bids. llUgh GiHsO%,
Chairman Com on Streets and Alloys.
sspi. 20lh. lsg7.
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The "Excelsior.''

We tried ANDY BAuMAN's oys'
ters the other evening, and must
say that in excellence of flavor and
in tho style of serving up, they
exceeded our highest anticlpations'
Citizons and visitors to our city,
especially those who will be in at
tendance at the County Fair next
week, will do we'll to bear in mind
the fact that Andy Bauman's is
the place to obtain cheap frst-clos'
refreshments of all kinds. Only
think of an ample dish Of oysters
at the before.the-war price of trcn
til five cents, and other refresh
ments in proportion. Andy alway'
presents a bill of fare from which
the hungry man can readily selec
satisfactory meal at o satisiac
tory price. Try him and sec.
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:sWhen is a lawyer like q Donkey
When he's drawing conveyance.
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Itmust not be understood how.
over, that there were no democrats
on the ground who we're displeased
and disgusted at the conduct oftbe
rufians. There were such--and
there is reason to believe that not
a few ofthis class havOby tbescenes
of Tuesday night been led TO re.
aectious not tending to bind them
closer to a cause which is attrac.
tive TO such followers. The politl-
cal profit of the meeting Of Tuesday
night, in tbeaggregatc, undOubtcd- :
ly prcponderated in favor Of the
Republican Union eanse.
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Hats &Caps.

For the best styles of Hats and
Caps go to Brock s Hat Store.
2S-3t
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l6rWe lcarn that .tho Rev. ]

A6f We learn that tho Rev. J.
M. Lowry, formerly. pastor Of the
Presbyterian church ofthis city,
died at Fort Wayne, Ind last
week, and was buriedin that city
on Sunday last.
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A PEER AT SOME NICE THINcs.-
We have just taken hasty look at
BoTcH's latest receipts Of jcwelry,
watches, &c. He has a stock now,
fofhis own personal selection, and
really, for unique, novel and at
tractive styles it deserves the at
tention of connoisseurs in art as
well as those wishing to make pur.
chases. In American watches es-
pecially he can show something
new and superior-wllile in Jewel
ry. Eyeglasses, chains and fancy
articles generally, he is fully up TO
the same point Of excellence,
Butch tells his own story in ad-
vertisementprinted in another col
umn, and by calling at bis store,
all can be convinced that he makes
no claims that he cannot sustain
by exhibition of his wares.
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cayr For the best oysters in the
city at % cts a dish, go to Bau-
mans Excelsior Saloon.
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Attachment.

Charles u. KntE, PiiinuH.
azlinI
Bennet, sloeunrS 4 Fowier. peienJants.
t. EFORG Virgil y shaw. J. ?. of Hoekinz
4 ht0wnship. FHiTfeh County, Osip.
On the 9th day Of september, 4. y. 1861, sild
Jusiice lssned an order of attachment IA the
above action, for the sum of5loL25.
CHARLES II. KUTZ.
Lancaster, Ohio, Sept. 10, 1851. .--g@
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TO ALL WHOM lT MAY
CONCERN.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
y that the undersigned, on the Goth day Of
September, 1867, ut Lancaste-, the 18th Col
lection District Ohio, made SEIZURE OF the fol-
lowing articles
| Kcg containing l6 gallons of Gin.
Said seizure bong made because the brands
required by law to be placed ON packages were
not placed onsmd Iaekages.
ANY person or persons claiming this property.
are required to appear aud make such clmm
within thirty days rom date.
JOHN A. HUNTER,
Sent. 10Th 'G7-3w. Col. 18th DIS ofOhio
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THyuE AMERICAN WIT IA always ilt for any
orie to road. 25 eta year,
RioHkRD5oE a coLL1Es,
"a John st NY.
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To the Public.
FOR PHOTOGRAPHS YOU SHOULD GO TO
FELLERe Rooms,
one door west OF the Hooking VAL
Icy Bank, Lancaster, ..
PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY.

PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY.
This Society is fist completing in members
-and the following GIFTS Will positively he
place llnthe hands Of the Committee on the
lastlay Of our rodnsy fair this fall and they
will on ibst day decide 20 whom those gifts be.
long Each agent ls one oltle committee.
I. GIFTS.
One Gents Gold Hunter Case Watch. d" -. 20.
Two L4lies' Gold Hunter Case Wa;chcs,
-lUl Each, ......... ............. 2.
Fifteen Silx Dress Pattcrns, $40 each ...... GUr.
-----
Total. ...................."......" -s2Dyj.
The Piano and Watches are now on cxhiLi.
ton ut Mr.. Geo. II Sunth's jewelry Store Nam
street, Lancaster, Ohio. The Six 0ress pat
tern VIII bc on hand In due time. We now re-.
spectn1y call upon our friends aud PuDle 10
take upthe remainder Of the cert ifcates Each
certificate glarantees To the hbldPr- one hali
dozen card Photographs, 10 be taken ut our
Gallery, on the presentation thereof, ~ any
utne within one year from date. Certificate.
can be halat every business House in the City.
RecOllect there are no blnks Each certh-
eqte entities The holder 70 Two dollars worth 0
Photographs DO not hesitate. Take mp the
certificates. Make a clean sweep. Tie Dlstri-
button viii positively come off ~ above named
a. l., FELLERS, Principal
Sept. 1o,-iw.
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Manufacturing!

In the Manufacturing Department shall be
'excelled hy none. cutting done 10y Star Ar
'tist, in the most fashionable style, and suits
made up by the
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-03
Editorial Inklin gs.

We have tho particulars Of the
tcrriblc death of Archduchess Matilda
of whose fate we spoke in the last
News. Tho beautiful young Prin,
cess aged only 10, whilo leaning out
Of tho window talking to relative
trod on lucifcr match lying at her foct
on the floor. Before she was aware OF
it her Summer dress was in q blaze
and she sank in an agony of pain from
which only death released her.
Santa Anna, tho standing candi
date or rather aspirant for tho sovcr.
cignty of Mexico, lately sailed from
New York for Mexico where he arriv.
cd on the 4th inst. His purpose was
to declare himself Provisional Prcsi-
dent Of that country. But Command.
CT Leroy, of the U. s. Steamer Tula
homa lying at Vera Cruz, took pos
session of tho vessel in which Santa
Anna and his suite arrived, conducted
the vessel 90 miles out to 500 and
warned the would-be President not to
appear again.
In the Constitutional Convention
of the State of Now York, now in ses
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-03
The Hapsburc House,

Affections pour in upon the House
Of Hapsburg. ut never rains but it
pours, comes homo now with terrible
force to the Royal Palace Of Austria
Worry recently q most hcart.rcnding &C
cilcnt occurred in the Palace Mt Vienna
which brought woe and misery upon
tho regal household. n beautiful, love.
iy and intelligent Princess Of that fami.
ly, Matilda by name, was burnt to
death IN the Palace.
At the same time Maximilian's fatt
scoms 10 quiver in tho balance. Tic il
q brother Of tho Emperor of Austria
And then the latest account Of the En-.
press Carlotta (cr Charlottc,) the wifi,
Of Maximil,an, states that she is hopo
lessly derangcl.
Tho Princess who met so horrible q
death, was, it ls said, soon to be marrict
to the eldest son Of Victor Emanuel
King Of Italy.
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sion, motion has been made to modi-
fy the Constitution so as to permit
Jurics in civil causes to render a ycr-
dict on tho agreement of number
less than tho whole. Referred to the
judiciary Committee.
AT Fair at indianapolis 25 va.
rictics of Strawberries were entered
The Jucunda was awarded the first
premium, and the Russcl Prolific the
second. Wilson's Albany was not adj
mitted to competition on sweepstakes,
it boing conceded the superiority.
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ana running away with II girl of sixteen, and
Just as the story IL fully chroniclcd and the
illustratcdpapcrs arc altering their old pic
lures into potraits Of the dclinquonts, the
whole matter comes back contradioted.
During the scigo Of Querctaro tho women
OF tho city carried food and drink to the
soldiers in tho trenches, and spcnt much Of
their time with them, at the peril Of their
lives. Many thus fell victims to their con-
jugal devotion. Ono was shot through the
breast ny bullet, which likewise killed an
infant strapped TO her breast. A second
had her head taken OF BY round shot A
third was killed by bullet in tho plaza
The South of England Oyster Company
have now, il is estimated, 100000 young
oysters in their beds at Ilayline Island,
and the IIaylng Oyster Company have 5000
pounds worth oyster spnt OH their beds.
The aristocracy now visit IIayling Islands
to partakc Of oyster luncheon.
We learn that Florida has the credit OF
lasng the first boil Of new cotton that has
appeared in the Savannah market. II was
shown there on Monday, June 18th, and
| '"'ic iIoih VIC OF NIF. VI. "
Gcizcr, Of Jefferson county, Fla, who wrote
cncouragingly of the crop prospects in his
section.
Mr.. II. A. Pollard has written new
work, which is shortly to be published, en-.
titlcd "Lco and his Licutcnants, "a collcc.
iion Of Biographies covering The space and
action of the late war. The work includes
some fifty lives IN the space Of about nine
hundred pages. l!crcprcscnts "Stoncwalp
jackson as an ambitious man and high
tempered combatant.
The Ga:cUc de Trance announces that The
medical attendants, after having had con-
sultation on tho state Of the Empress Char.
lotto, have declared that she will never ro.
cover her reason. II is also tho opinion o.
the physicians that her nervous system has
received II shock which soon must result ir
her death.
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TBRMS---FOR HERALD,

TUTGE DOLLARS per year; TWO DOLTAR'
" aT NIX ;'S n.S t"ns t ,r''T ~" ""5 "an,.
,,, TN %n' ., Will ,n %.r""'m";I on ,n" M = \, Il
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na a. @ ," " yI* ID ~ % n"r,S Sn"r .nnia iM m m
rUIi'm ora ,"I!""y mln Zoo" !@", III, a,o club
In @ @ y , ] + l, Of nt"' IN" 1t'T" Il ,1n, 'h'"I I," e.
.1 10, "," "ly M'"T.Ion nI d." NV nv! "r m
,'.h.
Nomo.. Dca;io, Civil OiGco !, Mnb,lo
Nr..,f v,;,y ,,cr,r,I .,,r,,,o .o,.
a,auI;u~a. ,,,h:,o rro.na. ,n mn.
roiut rcrr,iu c.,orc3 nnr -, mnmhor.
of Tho i.i,, Council. rourtccn Of ,hc
most prominent among the coloroG
citizens Of Mobile wary appointed a
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-03
That Salt Sell in Charleston,

Ihc Charleston Ncws of late date
tells good joke on somebody from
Winnsboro who was nicely "sold' in
testing salt for sugar. That some.
body was Mr.. Jones, q "knight OF
the quill,' an 'cdtor."
Th" News must investigate the mat
ter 8 little, for not only can tho editor
here prove an "Itdi on the occasion OF
the ''acll'' but he can establish the
fact that there is no eMr. Jones" in
5nis place.
Let the cat ont, brother quill Of the
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-03
Important Loyal Decision,

We have already published an item
OF ncws about the recent decision of
Chief Justice in Raleigh, upon the va
lldlty of the Confederate Sequestra-
tion Acts.
Tho case was that of SHoRrRIpGE,
or pennsylvania, Us MACON, of North
Carolina, upon promissory note
executed by tho defendant prior tc
the late war.
The points made in the defence
wero oyer-ruled by the Chief Justice
who held that the plaintiff was cnti,
tied to his Judgment for the principa
OF his note with tho interest.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-03
Blaokberries,

Gas thick as blackberrics in June" is
literally applicable to this fruit which
now covers the surrounding hills and
valleys.
We annex two recipes for making
blackberry cordial, which some readers
may find useful:
No. l.-Take two quarts of Juice
one pound OF sugar, half an ounce O
cinnamon, half an ounce of spice, and
one fourth Of an ounce Of cloves. Pull
vcrizc spices, and boil all together 70,
fifteen or twenty minutes. When cold
add pint of brandy.
No. 2.-Takc any quantity Of black,
berries; put them on to stew, will
scarcely any water when cooked soft
enough to squeeze tho juice from tho
berries, take them of and strain then
until the juice is perfectly clear; ant
then, to every three quarts OF juice, nd,
two pounds Of sugar and one quart o
rum, with or without spices, to sui,
the taste. This cordial, as soon as it i
cool, is fit for use.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-03
The Farm and Garden.

Such is the title of now Agricultu.
raj journal just started at Clinton, S
g., published monthly by Jas. r. ia.
cobs Il Co., at the moderate price ol
Sl.00 per annum.
The subjects treated of arc such as
interest tho agriculturalist of this sec.
ton.
This first number is plain in it's ap
pcarancc, but the publishers prom.
isc II much better ono for the next is
sue. We like to see tho young craw
first for we know they are soon going
to walk,
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The Mills House.

Tho reputation of this house has
not wancd one iota, and very proper
~ nor is it likely to do so while un-
der the control of that prince of hosts,
Mr.. PURCELL.
The Mills House has since the wa,
undergone an entire change, while
beauty, order, ncatncss and tho very
best accommodations have succeeded
the wear and tear of war and tho
scars of tho dreadful fire of December
1861.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-03
ICoMMUNICATED. | I

IMr. Editor:
have been very much Interested IA
reading in the April number of BluchcooNs S
Ma1dzine, an article on "Alanhood, Suffrage
and Ballot in America"
call your attention to two extracts. The
first relates to the election of Mr.. Lincoln to
the Presidency Of the United States.
tsln the United States, OF which tho Gov
erhmcnt claims to be, AMI to act, as a
Government, solely by the will of the ma.
lority OF the people, it happens if one of the
two great parties be firmly united, and the
other be divided within itself, that the mi
nority carries the day. MIR. Lincoln was
not chosen either on ,.;7 first or his second
election by an actual II .jority Of the people
Tho whole of the Ulitcl States voted on the
first occasion, when after a contest unparal-
led III bitterness and for the alarm, too
speedily to be justified, which it created, he
gained, by the usual agencies Of the party
he represented, the suffrage of 500, 1852
persons. The party opposed to the princi-
pies he represented, received 2,7S0,G15
1t, instead of dividing these votes, as they
did, thereby committing political suicide,
among Douglass, breckenridge and Bell,
representing thrco sections of opinion,
agreed i'll nothing but in their hatred of the
oont,,io'i 49, hp,a!, ,ne Ds"hooi"'S nav eo"-
like their opponcnts nv wnull hnvo hnI y
clear njority Of nearly n million. or in
exact numbers, 047, ,2S9.'
IL has occurred to me that VIC may learn a
lesson from the past, and that lesson is
"unitcd We stnnd--Divided we fall"
1t will moi do for us :, d;viar ou. onor.
rics in q crisis ike ibis Lon, bonorr1 ,,o.,,
hopcG,I, if con G,l ,r;,oJ so,,h
without thjs. nj, is dead A,rho,c, o,r
cause 10 "bo lo.t ,oue, now. y ,.,,
believe il will always bc thc cosc tou, no,
of secession whom T sn,,L INV, trh,t :.
in the post. look -. tbrso ,h;,,s IN tho ,;rh.
Of common sense. As man T t,lc wL,,
philosophy would snocos,. and ,hotis ,o,,o
tbnrs MS wo find ,hnrn 10, os 900 ,,
,,;.t,,
''''' 40 '''''".'"'' '"Ne me
'"'c''"9"oi Oh ->e'ciN'iohS, irct not against
what seems TO be the providonccs cr God.
Though do not understand tbc., n,.,y;
dance, v,,Jlo,,I ,,,, ,.u .
" '''o''' ""' '"' vi" OF
ne MOSS i'iGh'
Hu how Is /. that our caUSo will moi all
ways ha The lost cause? ] answer. If bv
a proncr rorsc ,sc onco ob,,i, ro,,.,,,,,n
'N'''.'"-
''o'' ." ''e """' OF congress- believe that
our c't'@rns who have never hecn regarded
as inferior TO those OF tho North. ci;hor in
oratory or s,ntcSmnpsI,in w;,, Nv ho,rl -,
MI suhicc's pertaining to common coun.
try. southern statcsmcnship once had its
share in ruling our naticn and believe i,
Will 50 again. Representatives OF n people
whv have been s,icmatizcd by Tho most NO.
proachtul cpithcts will be honorcd, and
thus will cu: talents and our character. Gr
not our scnimcnts) be viIdioalcd before
the world That which the South hold.
most dcar--its honor-will not be lost
The sccon,l extract refers TO the p,ivi|.
cgc Of suffrage
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state or municipaL the proper authori-
ties will cause the American Flag to bo
hoistcd at sunrise and kept flying un-
til sundown. The shipping in the
several ports and harbors arc request
cd to observe the requirements of
this paragraph.
All public Offices will be closed un-
less for tho transaction Of urgent busi-
ness and no labor except the necessary
policing will be performed by the
troops.
The commanding officers of posts arc
charged with the execution of this
order.
by command Of Major-Ge Daniel
Il. Sicklos.
j. w. CLoUs,
Captain 39th Infantry,
A. ID. G. and A. A. a. G..
Official j. w. Clous, Capt. 38th
Infantry, A. d. G. and a. A. A. C.
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COMMUNICATED.
lCoMNUNlCATED.
HEADQUARTERS, STEAM 1urAsuEn,
bumpers Creek, Juno 90, 1867.
Mr, Editor I:

Mr, Editor
! regret to communicate that tho wheat
Drop is seriously injured by the recent wei
spell l believe that Mt least one eighth
sproulcd, and the prospect is that there will
BIO further loss from rain. Wo arc indeed
upon the eve of starvation, for very short
drought in July will ruin the corn crop, and
is to be hoped that the farmers will cease
their cndeavors for cotton, and push for
ward with the corn ploughing, and that our
colord friends will also stop running 70,
Governor and giving 18th of July barbacucs
and lend themselves diligently to their ploN
and hoes-Gcn. Sicklcs to the contrary not
withstandimg. Yours.
STEAM THRAsHER