davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-12-28
THE city II BRIEF.

TIE FAtE AND FESTIVAL IN MD OF the Talon
Catholic Library Association, was opened las:
evening. ii Library Hall Around The roou arc
stAils onto cred With evergreen, and between
tho ln,erstices n thr foliage guupNs ms! te
face Ct wotoan besse!f~ Like the SARA. the artl-
clcs for sale arc TOO. numerous to specify.
$ ne Of them ate he,ond the scope 0:
de!lt' clothes, troc, Gfec'an herd to - switch
OF tatr. AID any nahy whose oatat IL parchastd 1t
1ne nee ,s ~ ~ ~ cssnes
i0tttrttr, etc. Ia acst hoEer t;and p.tr OF !a:s
r!cat tcp.ers. who sell an e1ce.}ent article. which
thes will sEnly lssn' 70 fer smsl extfa cons!1.
erl1ee and Smiles ase d1sptsed o. There ia !sree
a.4oruett Of laal,-s Of sa.'ed beauty. who do TIE
1ur,rg the ~etk. ar IS An easy place to Sc. r1d Of
ncuey III pleasant uanner.
ruz Ex1tSs1y1 sh.p ers5d;s:y ot Ms.s:s rar
.nGton sctat ton. -. 90 sonth Water Street.
imminent danger from le..sae:>n q NE yestet
aay aflestooo. aoo=s ; o'c.oek, while uainees
Of uen we're erg4eed IN The pNerent. light
=. .ec'dsnks ,Teapea ano.e nsap ., oasns S,,s
eas = 's.i tne;S S..a snds1rs,' "a ns 9ae ro
resulted f7nm tncr enorss. IA alarm
was seen sounded sron:Bo1n TIE depart nens
serponat pEonptls, 1od e1t'nEus.aed he na7es,
aposner alarm trou, Eo1 i. called the ere br zshe
ia tie same. The Basement VAS akasn nled vita
sh.e neadFay, However tae are VAS iaea.n ex.
III cuuhee, ard the total loss VII probably not
teach above $l.SN-
4 nocE IABoExK naued P1::!ek oSea net
vi1n : setoIs actdeEs on noetd ne p;openei
Yesterday fofetoou- Waking osfr the deck III
atieu1iop Vas distracted Tor moment, ,an1 ne M
ee1.eoa.'1 siscPd sesovsa f.se21 ie. oas rst
arc be va 70 Terribly maieped ana bruised tast
, 1869-12-28

N-
ATuIE the arrivals at the sherman Hou5e,
yesterday, *cre the following: r. u. Armour and
j. L Wells, Milwaukee; [. H. Scrhner, Toledo;
L G. Ilalzeslnc. GalcsburH: H. Il Smith, Spring.
ueld, Asss-. Nus. 4 Giles, New OEleAnA; 1iou-
Cnasiet J. L Meser. Fond du Lac; l. Il Glover,
3se1soEyilfc; g. u. ToheJ. New York; ". II.
Day, r. eosaa; 4. J. lde and ii. T. Smith. co1um-
lut: Ii, II. ElutoLa IEiTti:; e. u. tiolha1,, IT.
Way me; JANIS 1o1B>0u, Galveston
FREMONT HoE-E
AnconG TIE asEtt1ia as thc TrrMont House, yes
tcEday, Etsr tho Io1lpwius: Geo A. Bclenes,
GutA: Stat+tciT.. t!mana; Henry I. Noble,
A,dson, and l. Il. Meye1s. Ne* lork: A. r. nat-
tor. Racine; General .. Il Dalord. Rock Island;
}. u. nnhtell and Char.es !luhbe!1, Ma.~Ankte !;
o. Patton, Huuton.
BRIGGS HcCsR.
ArnotE the ATtivntr At The FrtSg4 House yek.rs-
aaJ FER the following: C0l0uei James u. Hort,
Mlssonttn. William 1'ettiere =. It. Louis; James
E Asz4td- re,roiI; William Sp,ncelf, Nslsapher:
neld. Pennsylvania: Satauri Sinclair, Galo; /. 4
t.utseF HEd Ffsdet1ck T.. Boyer, New Or1eAus
W:fftAm Its Ant, ls1ch4ro router Shrbo1 ran Sit
E Boite, Madison.
Fl. JAMES R01Ei
Auopc the Arrivals 1t th- ST. Jarnes Ho,+l, yra
t+TAas. were the foIloFtur: IttchaI1 CROSBY il
Paul; Wsi4.n Roberts and Samuel I'tnte!I, &c i
YORK: Frederick Roger, AN4auEee: EigzT SAu
hutn, Mcf;tegor: James " fstchatfsou. Itat.uqrc
Louis Stla!s, New Orleans: ile5Fy Il. ler1ee, De
uolt: John ", Strong. Fond dn Lac: JaEnea Tor
Fer. White p1rcDn Michigan,
, 1869-12-28

TIE tkI-
The ccur. Will not coutune tho c1H of the
ttnck et tEre. AEco.d cA:D aor1a1 the m.jnIu0
ra ~ sh;s term. Oh the 7hsa Of Isnasst est;ruai
= tus!1ef., pending IN This court will be taken IT,
NEW sE1IA
i1etry r. Helm V. A1exA.dtr Mcdaniel ard ahp
:: Dnns. lcvrtnpt b1oktu- Damages laid al
$1"N1.
Nerr3 +. :'nu!.hls '. Lewis ]. Morris. Case.
=: 1hEAete ls:.' at si,5N.
, 1869-12-28
THE CASE nF MR. o. Il. Wu01 AID THE
EAIlpEAl lRSUR AHEnsY.

1:will pe remembered that 4 short ruc since
MI. o. II. w,,od, OF this city. VAS held to bail eJ
Justice Mtu.xeu On = charge preferred 3RAscat
h,na by certain persons for oots1nIng money under
fa1ec rse,erces- It being alleged that he hsd zen.
lAoorets TO work upon railroad u AIkansas when
thrft vas no work tct them. T0e fr4Fa1en OF
The charge 81 that he WOOD WIS not acting IN
good fssth 70 tho ncn. On the exa1ln1s1oa AE.
Wood aueSed thai he Esd \ valid oE.isf trom y o
]. B1Ed L Co. Of st. Louis, tor the rnen- ~a1cn
turns out 70 be true, rs the following letter from
Nj. Duaa kho&s: -..
Sr LoCIt nee. II 1857.
An alttele h.vipF a7r+a.d IN several af the day pa
r<rt iupl.cAtiuE Ar. q H. MOOD proprietor Of the ~
ton Lahes As.ney IA osxaiaIns money 1ssa t.:e
!, bin y order to Ecek on the ltsie A.ei
here dsu1etiy s1atc tass that eenttr N the
pfcr to1 ihr supply o5 for that Fosd ales acting
in Ent faith toward him having tuytea fec~tred Of
Srt. tom toc ss,lInsd company fot tse s:1e. NJ:
own ~ltr1 ort but he setca up = the lct,ex q ~
tna1rut1lCDA and Chc1fultJ ree9r1lend hte4 70 all
e1tssciOts Abd othrts Il ene+nt lts&r II Aa~
| Atsa. N en~rkrtte. honnfHhle and prpmt labor
As.& tAt 4s tassA ~1.lj4 have dse hun
thja era: tn1uttlrA III dIpa
, 1869-12-28

FHttoc Railroad Company. Ta.s VA so action
70 recover fof personll i'tarses, the lo4s OF spe
lcto1otlou. rairttd Ras ! rack Fep&uef o. ,he
M'chlztn SouIheEu u.e On the stu OF October.
1865. n hs Faa wost!nR on lite txacs on C,a.E
street between Twelfth and ThiHeeosh stre&tR a
on the west track. upoa which he was wufkinf.
He stepped b. nom this aud waa caught on tue
esttefty ana almost parallel track ny TWO cara
s1rtchtd bsck FaIu, attended then BY no eDnpe,
and e'Etrg no s,Eusl OF toef approach. He wss
oFer brown and tue suputaton WA rendered
neoessA1y. Verdict: defendants guilty, With
dsulRRee assessed nj 6t9uNQ
HEN sc1Ts.
~Albe.t q. Corainh :. The Mcschan's' Insurance
Company. Astuup&!t Deua1d, s., ,nA6
Same and vile =. The Same. AasuppsH pe-
D8Ed, n Epo.
, 1869-12-28

Il ~ Curtia. at No. II CLARK street, hayinH
opeced h!s patent freezing house, no y announces
to The country and city ts1dc tha, he Is prepared
10 nn Al oEocrs on nsn1te . notice Fresh
IN cents Ter ponnd-x lower rate than any one
else i1 the trade can aEnrd. Hotels shoald tale
, 1869-12-28

AtrCHEt AT The rrstdenre - tF,r hrif-'s
father. No y Abtrd+t1 It,. on Cht!r1 u Esfni1t. By
tie K-v Father }. III Rlicck. S. j. S,s B. Mitchell 10
VI. MsEr4f.t 4, Els. h..h nf this t.ty.
tRkf-Al FxASDER-lu .h!s si.s q Thar.aay
ryri j. Berry and Fr1nert hIi.ateth AleIznaer. ii
tF TTSy. y. f. r.pe.. p,e..c eepy.
, 1869-12-28
Mnt1p, Suxuh & Co.

Notice the singular Advertisement Of this nrm,
on lbe nfst page OF to-daSs TA1BuSE- Thelr e.
AblahrDeEx ls located At No IL south Cla.k
stecei, 1nd III Ell assortment Of rare and uDIque
goods Is such to merit especial attention. tasc
sAsu C.. -. i-ls - -t-. ~ - - t.41.: -
n&1e r.
, 1869-12-28

Ea.s Eirs,i :. Csi 1 nsasa. ID 0t r1oercd9ns for Il.
Sc:cs- q me 13;h dsy of oc:nnef. 1863. tnetc
Nv ro ~ c' as
nm WIN scu:str, ~ haas:us' dransenness
i9a & aaeass C s5na.ssas M Sne tss sse
d.usate1 =. s;eo1Rr M~rz 4 ies dl1s atIer.
u MEETS hs''sf La,saei Sho naa ILL., te olli
them that tney show hy xrat nu.no;ttT
,ss fqs .sa Il t t. Ta' f. %oton rss
.r,ea ne *ts.teo s'..s h,s vile wa< then as.sns
!lem iht e''. ta'd bad t'ce3 81 &C tue lssn Ct
a IL: Il: ss L % Il .nss:s 9s:s
rs a'a : ,,'t.n e nm 'a :erta* ef :;nae.1osnI
ior sort tue a:a had /" :srm -pssrn 10 hsss
ltrn, Il himself AID written 10 lin Of them, IN
e.s ,st1s q eu1s ssa 9 peset I ssen s i,
saef .as :rasr e ~ cos,'. eespl..aaa,:s 50.
1,sns OF It ssecs,dsns il qaes.oa taes antaortty,
1hts rxfp.satt} MI II Q, a.. III nrMinre Il Time
nes we're " de-, 'tS 70 cfn ,ns IL
osr,'e, st. r. 10 tie 1,tr ie.'..s kina'ens h:r
esrs aeir, 50 ar ~ .des ias e.sc S,f is
lest:,
c+,x,x ,..,,r ;, Mrsrsm M s, Y, ,s,ss j; =.
-'it' RI e e *ss' siso:ss r
;srs:::s'1 - Se ss.:; s.shs +: +:
sssS.n .r:h; ,s.rsn sits ~ p"i ssilss {
,s.s = IT, ~ e 2; sRa i
With n'''' dc IL IA, srH s1s.s .s>E,s l,n.sc .n v.
NJ ~, s'',s =. +; '.tt';;.ts.taiy Ills. ''nAsr
-
rs4n s1,,zn 1h...rcre;tes sns d., Ss ILL., s 's1 IA
s:::.f.s ~ \ @f,s 49, ~ - -
III ttn .h.I' tt- Ia IRON .,,s law
, 1869-12-28
RUBINRSs NOTICES.

H1idatesoWn Mineral Spripg Wa
ter" Natures remedy: cIfes all dsease4 OF the
k,dueJs, SKIN sid blood more promptly than any
other known remedy. Sold BY all ,IfuaH.stA. send
for te~ttuun1nls- Adttr.<s J. JAy Jo.,D Treasurer
y. 81. y Co, MldoleSoWH, VI, OF F. r. DrJcr +
Co, Agents, CntcaEp III.
, 1869-12-28

Tho Combination OF Inyrcsttcns.
Fed In making " Browns HsuIcbiA TrEbes 'n
such a. 10 elee the best possible effect with SAFE
~. The Tfoches are used always with good euc-
cete. and A1c widely known Is the bert re neIy
for coughs, colds, throat diseases, and Astnmatlc
troubles.
, 1869-12-28
SUPERIOR CtsERT.

ACTON 10 Ell A41uK I WIZ
Ellen Kenpedy :. ELLA McEaIty, fate Kennedy,
tt nls, 1Atn Kas bill 10 Ect aside M tn1sfumcOI
rttetred ID TIC Co1pty EoaIt Al the viii Of John
Kennedy, l1tcly tasne1 Of thc coinpltlaaos aed
seothef " the pfttctp4 deie1daat The
viii rAye to "Thc Blshor OF ChtclSn"
moneys Icr purposes Of charity. % be taken from
the receipt upon Lie tE1u1apcc policy. nande1
over 1he hatArce Of That POLICY 10 tNo ol1G1tefs.
dtstphetited two 4oEf, and left life esta'e In all
the bsikt &C Ct ctcenteds effects TO The sister. tie
remainder In iwo danghters, EAen and IucS The
viii = NJ cpptcstcd on The alteration thAl EIeu
Mcraf1y. then Kennedy. bal procured it, execo.
Iiop b. uL,due 1L1uenre. The case WAS pres entcd
10 turg, and The jury found TINT tho complainant
VR8 cpsIect Ia her eeafEA
PARTITION pEcAEEn.
John F.. Esnxle :. E.eAnor l. Gordon et alL
Decree tar kbe pafetuon OF eixtJ-1fc acres7 shc
cast bal us the nttth rest quarter OF 5ecuohe y,
~ 49, ets rfreerkocreE. copn eEclnE NJ the morrill,
east cotGef Gt the quzf1eI.
t---E.s.AL tN411sIsa-
&sAse: p,suon J, Tue cnlczEu, Ratf usad
, 1869-12-28
TO REET-R0QMS

4Q A4A 1"lOQAo
fs,sI loo
i + :'.as S'ei i: Ss.sss:s III;
To RESTITWo ,RooNs EGRXIsaEP 9h CS
esa.eaea. 4. % - @sbssA..se - ss'''t' s'a " y II '"'
T'o oRrsT-w1TnoGT BoARp--A vFRY pLEAs-
Gc1tirGtn. Il :as s'a,esst; No, snail ro7a,.
ITO RRs1-1HE RRsr FURNISHED Ro0MsIS
l. chts.so tos the n'oas,. At - South Lss'lle St.
qut.rirns Astcd. 1aer--.C q II, Irhuat osh:e-
U,o HrSr-A FURNISHED ROoW, SuIFABLR
q 1h,rd.aT.. isuT oI:fTs if:n Poss Uf.se ~'''
r1,o oRESr-rw0 FrRSlsHEp FRONT R0t5Ws
4 F;IH: In -s, f. ''z*e
ITO RHST-RO1AS-oSE LARGE C1FCR-
n!.hta neu': Eth cIisiese q bot .ed s,!t water.
TIC RESTaA suRSissEn FRONT ROOM.
law. Five ntnate4 walk from Poet Ufaes.
TIC HKETGGoop @ R9oxs .9 Fu1x1sHEn I'M. .aS ASp
BUSAY. lsa Sen.h C!astst. Rpom ~.
no RRST-To 4 PARTY WILLING 81 20 ARn
s7 = ,a9nsas 5 Ses
ssffes ss1 WIN 'na
NO RRSr-FunSIsHED ROOM suIcABLK
s. ssea: l.ss M.a.sa = xssl, y Keoa e =.
TO RENT-gT0RE AND OFFICES.
ITO RKkT-sTOREs IN HTDK PARK. IN.
L qulle II II f7bup~ BpildlnS-
ITO oRYST-LARGa Lof7s. Win FRoKr Avn
ssf q III { keni
ITO RFSr-sTORrs e. 81 AND 20 LAKgSr-
L tsem January /. 1s:p. Inquire Al ~ Lake St
ITO REST-A LARGK OFFICE, SLEEPING,
l. 1917 ecnarrtel ID excellent ktatiop. Also \
honte stth rromL Ae ert cheap. lns1aEe a Rooca !
+$E-askN-
ITO KEFT-SToRE 80 Is SOUTH CLARKsT.
i Inquire 1t Room !. Moncse Rutldtae.
WANTED-TO RENT.
W1STrp-7o REyT-Two or THREE Fur
teetsnth'r. Aderes. y bEHBELL ~ I.AsAlle-ss.
Rooms 70 and al Er{srenees exchAaxed-
vANrrp-To REST-BT 4 s1SGLE GES-
W tIct1~H. u1eett furnished Tos.1- IN Ii Enxsh
rttra.t family Wo1ld pay eeod prie. il eonveoieuL
~ taA,ttnx houtes NEED ApEly. Aads,A F AAYER.
15s acnth " Aler-tt-
VASTKn-To RESr-A WELt-FGRNIsuEn
" e511frrtAhlc room. centrally located tnr
Cogs1 Heu.e- VIII p1J Aossall1 Il sai.ea- Aed-css r
O. Box iG9+
wAxTEp-TO RRNT-TNTIL NAT i. 4 FUR.
rished bcore. in sp,d lnc atlon Aad within oae
, 1869-12-28
To L,EAHE
REAL ESTATE WANTED

VANTED-sETEx OE EIGHTRDOM cor
w tAfe with water and To be p4,t fo< Ia monthly
Exysners Ct $.l. Atdrrka HAhnWARks IA south
Haltted.s It
WANTFn-TO LEASE-LOT FOR DWELLING.
fett ifcrt- n.Eth Of Tw. tfth. and eaAt Of Statt>
HtchlkarAvr
, 1869-12-28
BY ]. E. FRY & CO.
NEW FURNITURE.

On THURSDAY, Dec- =, eompe,stne Al 10 O'clock.
and cbtDoed TIL dlsroeed Of. as No IL Madison
~ the entire stxk q Azctx1cE shA.E.us ba.neit
sistns e sne .nHt 1:e Rtp pa.or snit' IT coth
Tbhles Extension Tab}tt hdf4s, KoektEs, Ghaifk HIT
seresA AAsotttnS. al made ID the bcGt sty l. ana
bef.
, 1869-12-28

7'7Ei ;;:s'i' ;= -; " !: = !: =: i:5'7:
J.. | N.9 /" < "a. I. l ~
,. II. 2A lW. &. u ftncaee-
, 1869-12-28

CnSnheOuS diseases cured BY usluE
Jumper Tar Soap, made by Casweu, uazarl 4
Co. New York.
, 1869-12-28
BOARDING AND LODGING,


10 ADAHs-sr.-PLRAs FUne1slIFD
Fcsl On;ee. Day heardtrs ser 'mmedaicd- N'A
II ADAMS sT:,7t1yF M1Hyrns' WALK PROM
tSe7s sSs ;ss.sis for isaf gentlemen and ssasnsa
7c THIRn 1y:-rLFAs1ST ROOMS. su1fA.
.%.I .SITI1 !sdiss aene comforts Generally. 7esss sea
% OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. OF. Nv
clssa board References rr1sitsd.
DC AaRRDEEk.ST.. nxE NILE FROM COURT
~ h9a.s1. p..lo.s :oa hss''1ess. With soart TOR
~ EAST. LACK$ON-sT. :. PLEASANT AND
Tsa sH,n,, Is, sp ste.s - M s<i;h s,. f,s sss.et;
As takSS se.! nnSE 10 soye
eheaps nise frpat ,oon vacant.
6S r,s E: q s1ss5S sn,. 1.,1, EooA TO REM
eoupie eesirr t.o 6tsscl.,s soaIae1s 10 iii I'll
tud th!s confanablc md plrasAnt ,pue.
90 NORTH nRARRoRS-sr. - FURNISHED
zoot. snxie, And ole latses ono for s*o gentlemen
ITO ADAMssT-rLEAsAST FuxSrsHEn
&c olt susta' fos ssn,le,uan andsife. DAY hoari.
r!t aceonmedAsrd. Fist class table Tcr.ns feason-
I'll. i 49, .i, IT,. a.: s?s hH !.
daeEd psisrt. a~tile psisiitsra bAI posta, slsa
11D wAnASn;Ar.-PLHas FURNISHED
81 teort. With board, FIR 'in<e ksotlsnsn-
23l IA; isn. IA TkAgrl.Ht s1 IL sys,Kor
b.2r.eE1. R.fcreree, erth ,Ltr,I-
DAh wAHAskAv.-A NirE KIN5M on
,seon7 , teos to rect. with fEss sl..s bo+si
OE1 WABASH AVA FEW DAY HOARD.
r. e. wan''d' 4i' dssis-hl s~'a' to Feat.
.,.O wAnAsH.Av--nAcK pARLoR FOR A
~ " Ettils EAn SID "llt. Ai-e r..1l With hoaet,
, 1869-12-28
s'Nl'STy s.Ot'RT.

NTI'NTT tUTWT.
ESTATES FETTLEp
Milo {:eorRe q ss srpoLted GuAtd1au Of Alice
l. 1hu lIt:et 81. 'olfon. untser bopd OF tsa0.
Estate OF Janu sharp viii prpted And letters
ttsttmruts.j is.uct' 10 Hannah satrr. nndef bond
Il ItA,tt0.
, 1869-12-28

V,o RENT-A fTKsSisHFll fNt11T KuVM,
L fof one q t.n scntaeucn. at 1s4 Habatn-.~-
ITO RENT-GoOE ROOMS, WILL FURNISH go,
NJ
, 1869-12-28

UNITED ETATE~ Hl~THICT COURT.
In bAS.,kCrrcy.
D.eaaro<d-sydncJ h,s'd-r, OF A!uooE, wooa-
fotd County.
0l lttt,o,sfsfo pik>hargt-Gtorge Il. Eator, Of
Chicago: julius STEM OF Chicago.
, 1869-12-28

13UH E4LE-WKED BEWINC; NInN1NKS-
T. BoAaaJ pressnt4-Ase Bold "a monthly pqJ Etua
Till x:d tnL erstneooa k!re& u rt4dt ucn II Put.
ts:s-e- afe. q. 969A Aak CO.; III LAk%<t
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-10

and oppression. Suca state of aflnirs we
never expect to see; and oven if it were pos
sible, then tho colored people would justly
be regarded as more valuable Us voters in
political combination with the whites, than
NJ disfr3nchiscd citizens excluded from tho
basis of our Cor -essionnl representation.
Our position, then, is very simple. We call
not, even with the United States Constitu-
ton rs it stands, take from the colorcd peo-
pie the privilege of voting, aud when the
Fifteenth amendment i, ratified, we shall be
in no worse condition. Nothing short of an
armed revolution is likely ever to disturb the
existing laws OF suffrage and we may as well
make up our minds ut once to face the inevi-
bic, nnd, taking things rs they are, to
do the best we can. Let the colorcd people
once comprehend the truth that the whites
have no thought of interfering with the
rights the lnws have given them, and the
keenest weapon of the Radical iemagoguc
will be made powcrlcss for harm.
Until the coming of ''thc man on horse
"back," we have to face, rs best we may, the
perils OF universal suffrage, and as the pace
of the equestrian deliverer is painfully slow
We may well, instead of gnawing the file di-
rect our efforts to coupling universal amnesty
with the universal right to vote.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-10
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Address RIoRDAN, DAWSON & CO.,
No. 149 East Bay, Charleston, S. C.
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21OO ACRES TO LEASE FOR A

0100 ACRES TO LEASE FOR A
AfOO TERM OF YEARS.-The large aud
beautiful PLANTATION, known as Kctt Place,
consisting OF 2l00 acres HOO cleared. Soil rich
and clay nbounding in deposits OF mari. 700 acres
OF splendid cotton land: 100 acres Of 1t will make
bag to the acre; location perfectly healthy nil
the year; four and half miles from Lewisvillc,
South Carolina Railroad; we'll settled; has been I'm
constant cultivation since the war: has all ncccs.
sary bulidlngsi small dwelling, barns, stables.
ginhouse, screw, laborcrs' houses. Lyons Creek
runs through the estate and furnishes one OF the
best sites for a factory in the State.
VIII he sold with the lease, the following: fine
Young MULES. q large lot OF improved Impie-
mcnts, Brinly ploughs New Gin, dickson Cotton
Seed. enough TO pnnt the entire crop; 1000
bushels OF Cotton Seed for rtZlng; 300 bushels or
corn: All will bc sold on the place, low for cash.
Parties desiring to lease are requested TO inspect
the growing crop OF cotton, which viii give entire
satisfaction. For terms, apply TO MKs. LAW
RENEE kElTT, st. Matthews =. o., Orangcburg
District, S. q.
RErEREScEs.-Major T. b. whaiey, j. C. Keitt,
Esq, Ornngeburg: II. w. Pcronncau, Esq., VIII
liam Middleton, Esq, Charleston.
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and exposure begin to produce the usual marks
OF advancing decomposition. AS fast rs recov.
cred they are laid side by side upon the bank, and
an inquest Is held over each separately. They
aro then enclosed In q rough coln and q place
OF intermcnt has been selected on the crest OF Il
hill short distance from the river. Here long
grave or trench has heen dug. and here they are
buried. When nll Is over and the last OF those
who pcrlsllci OIL the Stoncwai receive the rite of
scpulturc II Is hoped that means Will he taken 10
erect on the summit OF that Hill, overlooking the
scene OF the tragedy IL simple but enduring mon
ument TO pcrpctua,c alike the memory OF the lost
and the event which sent them to their DOOM
So heavy was the demand for coiilns that the
supply OF lumber carried down by the Belle of
Memphis proved totally inadequate, ana more
was procured from neighboring sawm
negotiations IRE In progress for the conso!i-
dation OF the Nashville and Northwestern Rail.
road Of Tennessee, and the Iron Mountain Road,
or Missouri, the base Of which is ST. Louis. The
Nashville anu Northwestern Railroad having
passed. by the action OF the Legislature OF Tell
nessee, into the hands OF receiver, is now unde
lease to the Nashville anu Chattanooga Road This
railroad lncrsects the Mobile AMI Ohio Road at
Union City. Its extension to q point opposite
belmont, OH the Mississippi River. the present
southern terminus OF the Iron Mountain Road,
will form direct and continuous connection Uc.
tween ST. Louis anu the Southern Atlantic coast
through Nashville; trains being transferred
by large steam flats, rs now done ut 81. Louis
upon other lines, would permit freight ami pms.
scngcrs to go through from ST. Louis to Nashville
and all points South, without breaking bulk or
making change. Should the negotiations prove
successful this line will make Nashville the great
distributing point for tile products OF the Far
West destined for the Southern Atlantic States.
The CO. =, wheat, meat hemp, wines iron anu
lead OF ssourl and the Northwest would. by
such connection, find q Southern outlet by this
line In less time and about the same cost as they
now require to reach Baltimore. The reciprocal
trade which must necessarily follow upon the
on nhg OF such trunk line to St. Louis. cannot
fall TO attract the attention OF the merchants ana
capitalists OF this section.
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Governor Scott as nn Inccndinry.

Governor Scott has made the burning o
one or two country stores in Sumter County
the occasion of Characteristic procIama-
ton. lie dwells at length on the enormity
Of the outmge, and denoupces the use of the
torch with vigor and earnestness that
seems passing stnnge, coming from an Off
cinl who already, in the brief period of his
administration, has turned loose upon the
community more robbers incendiaries and
cut-throats than were ever before pardoned
by oil the Governors that have figured in the
history of South Carolina. And lest, per-
chance, these precious graduates of the peni-
tentiary, upon whose help the political hopes
of our ambitious Governor and his motley
crew so largely depend, might innocertly
imagine that some of the sharp words used
were meant for them, the following saving
clause is dexterously interlnrdcd between the
fnlsifcations and threats which make up
the burden of the proclamation:
"lf those who pretend to possess the wealth,
The Intelligence, and the morality of the com.
munity, resort to 1t tthe torch) under the
pretcnce of enforcing law or furnishing dis
honesty, they must not be surprised If others,
not so favored, smurting under sense of in
Justice and wrong, by which, perhaps. they
have been defandcd of the hard earned pro-
ceeds of their labor, and their families de-
privcd OF food, clothing aud shelter, (and
such cases are not unfrequent,) should re-
sort TO- the same summary process for re-
dress
This is the language of the man to whose
Keeping Radiea'ism has entrusted the peace
and prOsperitY of South Cnrolinn.
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