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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.

State Of Ohio, VntOn County,
John II. Allston, Plaintiff,
".
Edward A. Bratton, ct al, Defendants
In Vinton County Court of Common Pleas.
Nendi Execution with I'll. Fa. clause.
Pursuant to the command of Nendi Exc
cution with III. ia. clause issued from tho
Court OF Common Pleas of Vinton eo0nty,
Ohio, and TO me directed as Sheriff ~ sal d
county, ] Will offer mt public sale, at the
Macarthur, in Vinton county, Ohio, on
Monday, the 18Th Day of april, A.
d. 1869.
Mt the hour OF o'clock =. NJ. Of said day. the
following described premises, situate In Vim
ton county, Ohio, to-wlt:
"The Southwest quarter OF the Southwest
quarter of Section Number Eight, tS,I Town
ship Number Nine, (0l Range Number Nine
teen, (lO) containing Forty (i0) acres, more or
less"
Appraised at fifty dollars, and must bring
two-thrds Of that sum.
Taken rs the property Of Edward A . Bratton
to satisfy an execution in favor Of John II.
Allston.
Terms Of sale--Cash In hand.
DANIEL BOOTH,
Sheriff Vinton county, o.
II. G Jones, Atty for PltR.
March II, lS60-5w
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-17
500 REwARD-

TIE above reward will be paid 10 any peraon
or persons who will give Information, thai
win lead 10 the detection and conviction M
the thieves who stole from my pren,iaen Two
Hee Hiyos and the Caps containing Honey. an
the night OF February 10, 1900. w
Teh94.n DEL IgIIT pOwWN
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-17
NEW GOODS

AT DOwD 81 SON'SI
D. Down & Son have just received a
beautiful lot Of Goods for the Spring trade.
Tho finest Dress Patterns brought to this
place
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-17

NOMINATE men for all township
Offices who are opposed to negro
suffrage and negro equality.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-17
TRESTLE BRIDGE
ITO BE GIVEN AWAY!
One Thousand Building Lots |!
CITY OF VIRGINIA..
0abOll County, West vhslDia,

Tho beautiful city Of Virginia is situated In
Cabell county, West Virginia, near u Gu, andol
River, and ronvenlentto tho Central Virginia r,
r. and the Ohio River. The land is fine and the
climate delightful. The surrounding country ia
thlckly settled. Wood and coal In abundance, -
The river Is navgable, and steamers pass the
city and transit can he had in that way.
The central situation Of the town Sill make Il
beyond doubt place Of note, while the deIRht.
lul climate anG easy mode OF access will greatly
enhance the value OF the property.
NJ those VINO FIRST apply to US, shall recelve n
lot In this city
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-17
nhHuEST, CHEAPEST AND REST

a.d w,tS Snn Literary paper in the West, and /.
tertain the family circle, W instruct and en-.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-17
THE WEEKLY POST

than any po, ticd sneea enjoys larger circulation
oi n IN nulnper CONTAINS Complete connord mn StWe
"t tne hsws OF the week, at home ana eim
MI @s mn1ss &N repdft. e s:dDg s%d subjects poetry soTs,
and valuable Information sntsd amount y, our O. useful
G II /, hNn' Farmer and ali classes Of fPSSs r.sSNr,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-17

Buy Goods at Dan. Will &
Bros and Save so per cent.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-17
TERMS: ALWAYS IN ADvANor

Weekly n pr. Hpesimeh Copies of Tho Daily and
OF charge. "a Ada Srica are sent to any address, ffes
e"s MI letters 10 the publishers,
j. =. BARR 4 co,
Pittsburgh Pa,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-17
EX-CIrTING!
GotOthe House Of Dan. Will & Bros |
MOST ENTERPRTSING FIRM
IN TOWN

HARD AND DULL TINES UN-
KNOWN THEREI
, 1869-10-29
WANTED THEM SORTED AGhih.
A Rich Adventure.

The following story nom the Attend. Zettung, the
German ereulng paper OF this city, deserves trans
latson. 1t says: "lt WAS a small but merry CON-
papy that met last Uuesday) evening at our friend
kcnkers, under The Sherman House. Dotoe fol-
lowed bo,tle tn rapid saccesslon, aud tae
rsn,tea- Hut nna''y came reaesion,
four departed This quartctte had . ft" 60 nohly
and MD was required 10 get them hone. Accord
tnely the proprietor called carr1age frog, the
E,Ano, opposite the way, and with dtnacultJ de-
poslted customer IN each corncf- lie theu
turned to the driver and Instructed ns follows:
"'Uis o1,e III dc ieft coFues drive TO No. .-
West Randolph atTcet- Lis one IN dc hight corner
son Iakt 10 de marble front on Union street,
rear the fuptis. church. You must take hll Up
dc s,a;tS aud dell his vile not 10 nghr nit him
Dad kettle feller on de back seat take TO I'LL
Haulee avenue. b3 SchuItzey, nc1t tho U1d Fel-
inWA' Hal, and dc ptltr one lives hr IIr&un
FnIk.' The driver, With m all night alammEd
the door Of the caT1tage, mounted his scat, and
was On.
"Mr. Eennkel and hts 'Joe fct thir4f to right
ia the place, and IN about twenty ptnut.:s xete
ready 10 cose The saoch, when the Identical c1I-
tlage again halted t,tlorc the dUoE-
"tWAat'6 The nhtter::' inquired the prortie-
tor.
MI have met with u Ra'l ruishBr,' answered the
dftyet In passing SHARPLY a10unA c0rntr the
1olt OF the veltcle threw Them sll tntn heap.
hA,p hcrn ,r3IrE 10 right them, hut canr rel
which fFon rcthrr. WunT vo.4 f!east eeFt fhsn
, 1869-10-29
4 London Journalist on American
Gs1FlAs


\ certain Loudon paper is credited with par
tieunr and Intimate knowledge OF American NJ
fatra Ant the American people, and th1A ID Whist
onc Vi ltR wIitets has to Aay al0ut the American
ntst azttatcd Tor ,he!r rights although Ehas right
M American Joun3 lady does NOT already possess
| au. At tosa to concelre. When she tnarrtes abe
cnmnts q sort Of social 6ulci1e, but beI0re that
hrr own way. Her satner pays for par7sian tot
Ser a'' hunble fIsN' serrsas. rro@ m tha sss q
ID to The day Of her marriage she ID
oI il frequently c1angesL sne neither reads, no.
wofks, nor y alis; her whole existence Is raAsed
in nitting, tresalrg, dnv1ug and dancing. Aef
nte al aieflpF.rLnee IT, should imagine, some
thoroughly 70 enjoy H. she ge1s up 1t about 10
O'Clock. aud after breakfast which would give 4
London dIayn2au Al ItGentt1n, she tlf1a on vet-
xLdah un1ii o CLOCK, then she dresaeh. At ! ohe
GlncR, afef dinner sac goes olt driving With come
1 ta<1ted swan; Nhen she returns kaa dresses
again for tca and from 10 II O'Clock sha dauecs
To I'll 1nteDts and pufro&cs she is without eA1t-
>eM. Occastoosl9, but rarely, she marries
for lore, but, a. Ee1crA rule. sue kooss 10
I u dollar what every admlteE n2s, and aspires
10 nouss on Err asenue sar.Ge sna 70 an; :;
I from ! man with $4,000 1caF and Rrok1nQ
Lurircte, raid IN ethereal beng Of lt 70 ne but
seaA az o1s 9se f. {sar o. swo T. Ens9 e. !alsa
Of American Watering places, u the most 1avutt,t
1eld for niFtation, beGsuss 1t Is close 10 the Mil
| tart Acaaen{: "7hs fortunate youths 1t taii
! establishment arc much Ia vogue with the fAif
Indeed, = 1,ftation with one Of these budding
| wnfriors forms m essential paH OF thorough
tsshioushc e,Iacatton- These sentinentaiitie!
are, l bel,cse, Of the most Innocent character. A
| Ire end Of the season the future hero cuts on
button from hls coat aud FIVE. 1t to the o.tect 0
hts atectlena, who 1eakutes tho trophy AZ an In
Itan docs scalp"
, 1869-10-29

..aIss -, 4 t!sea. TT e esas siasis 1ss ss..
xss 'S,1t " s:i1 !, wsa Sss@ SEss@ ~ s's%ss.ss
esssss ses rs sssei You Rna@ r. e.,
eias ea q be u sa =
sssy - &t Is .:s
st ~ q dSas spla: e. ysS % rIS.e91 g. q sf
FseAc md then ehsE IN yoa ana tSe fo.i u On.
1ss ~ @s s s.t i.saa l.; r Il Il T: Co.
sss = i; 4as1 r. q ~ ~ i
as r. ~ Ia e
q u :ssa $ esa1d IL = :: @
9'.h1s r. ssTs Sa :, ups1 III M e
X ~ .i,s,1 81 8
sessa 5os Tsa.sS 70 - n I'D ~ szossF t!esta
q . +sssat sss ~ pa.sa = .
.sa4s It, nes e.. II ~ /; It a
10 Se III been iaExod into our pelueai anc7.scs.
rss: ag 3 t ss
ny rosiston 10 rtarh IN UonHisutlona Ccnvent{oa.
sns Fl -
lone soa " S9 .ee.eS sss nea e sas, ana
:..d Spoa 81 ,ish,: hes'H.s :; r.. Fl
81: t.
ae III ,a Up r 1t H. P :, r. a. h
Mutd tuafr ard an don't. In thls ely Of Jh3cskn
| dSztus the p1H year. your authorities havs
fata By tax4uun General and tpeclal Million
ri datlatl. Th<y h1vc tAsaeA hNrds ~hth bIre ptAA
ttttd xutr tspstcrity with ndcsdnurs t, the eftro
a s1Ap u 1tr, making the rcnaiturcA nf this city
atlesAt 4aQAlMe now do you suppose th1t you and
!. and al Of uf. whether have Teal ettne not
| hare ntt got 10 pay fnt sls thIsf Evcry mAn tia
lib. be set1 but douA. day. hts pay toll tou
| bal,as, Ct III IA. n4ent ri III proportion II th
tA1. he p.y to lht be buse bis kIocEtira IT. xd
tst lts percentage Of rrcb II At be .4y pay hi
! II1t. ard hi. iaesras-si tAxst!ln. You pay It in
ths uas1d ~ss sllrtt te1har. hut neseEthrI!ss crs
irr. att end Of the year. 10 lestcn the mt lnc7n
! sSA .r:tate 1ruan lhc lA!.aT Il Your hAl-dI At.4
e9s ~ RI ss.ss Id Ii hse =
! hare rid thtt, fikI along comes the Cestas
t.tr1nent md iAkts tho balance y1a hare got. Nos
In sh1s cnasttnffnu. tudGu,cut Is that there ehl
hr t+oy .rh u t41*tiass that II should 1c limited
Frltou riti1 cur, tAaukEE for the attention "a
lnr t1v-n III Dow 1cAyc fJr clec TO u
dress you-
). iaaYes then sI"ke few wurit4, which 60,
famed ic t1h.aEee es tr1.rks l4try uAde expressly
Il hts ef the uetnasea o4 tho State In tho asts
nt th: Constitutional u nsto,ion- lie sltn <x Antnt
tnt lasitls.h Affecting ha e,anty By The laat teis
ufc. tAste1ine tho KstTrsrntat4rta and Scnatc
from thta county the odium Of the eTt&s Which h+v
ariteu In thf4 rtF1rd he specified the Law
xklnk Ison The oily tbs to aeat their own 1uas
Of eectou, and stftnE t. sa|oanon the right t. Ut
JUDGMENT UPON the letArpa lot kgsrat Ills o&a ec
| mn.
Tie meeting then adjourned.
, 1869-10-29

purs,nrsr n.rry nj the Sor,huc.,csn uu,,
,.-s,,. a. rvxn.,nn ds,Ir.rs,, = 1or,rrc Ia,
evening 10 la1Rc arnlence, IN the lecsofe-foom
OF the Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION. lila
subject was 'Dreaus and pfeamers-" As waa TO be
n,Tnt;r. nrs,,n. vsra ,rnran ~ a. ~n-. row.
..rni ,S;,as nas3nn s,t"t Inou 70 ran!, Az
usae! ae - taauKs, ths n.ou. sn ta ,i
lie @ a!sstntsI from tne eeIef.:iy accepted lhesfJ
~ 70 y tat dseams we're, alld said taat thorough
examination Of uany Of these remarkable acIs Of
thc brain had led him 10 be.Ieve that they were
solnc1n,px more Than merely ie,,nAoas: Met'ns-
ttances Of nreams which cast q snndow OF the
e,eEt which after wartla followed The present Is
fhe nrs. nj n y r1ea at iccturus propo.el by the
Tonnu MerH Christian Association 10 he given
1nrn1 me winter 17
vv,rppn.v uov.r,.o ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. =, ,,a,i,s
Ec, nav r,,vsi sn.ss fs", i.s Nj
., Ds!t@ers d.rsSues n,n TO- sl,ss. yoau. gan
tstatu t.r .,,n ~ ~ =, a; WIZ nan ' .ua
ny WNa ~ - snode IN @ ,,,s.,: - 80
~ ~. ~ ~ - S,is - 80
,ss ,n,t VIII ~, =, ~. I tr 49,
| assumed the atlas IT Fnuk C. Hea1tn, a,,l iaken
hoard nud lodging u No. i: attanls street. The
cousc was 'E.pei," a... o: III: proper mouacat
The outh WAS tAKen into custody. lie ackuoml.
edged the identity, hut dented tue charge OF
theft. He was returned 10 baltimore isnmeu,-
a,cIy.
esss ts., Il thn ,o,1r ~ n.+,,. ~ tn,s ro.,,tv
IT'S report Of tic occurrence IL t1easre; bnt iran
the aceou.ls a, Land It uplears tnut Norwegian
farmer n.ncd Ns1s llurmeu.ea. Euue labos,ng. II
| ~ supposed. under ut Ut Temporary lusauity,
PLACE sne snuL11e Of xahot-Han In his mouth aud
| rnIlth The 1ftRgcr. lie WIS frghffuty wounded,
| kul not Ei,ltu, and IN order to complete hls
ot!eMpt ~ ssl,-neast1c+on A1 colttsse ~ y Gisrs
n.usis',s aau eetunne. n " ai.S oIa- - M1sIe ~
nnas AIN pe;tn 49, WA 49, nSst.r ~
louna oeau. he'caSea WIG aua uEe canafeu.
TRx KErkION of the YOuns UacheIar's Club
iast tsSniFk *es Mat.t & the eSssty'n " ot esSaa
|
| Sky ceupies Ptttent7 "uo Hippen Iut uHut !nn-
ta1tlc toe " 70 mneac y q9anni!e oaaa antu
| vhsre ~ ,nnns i.Ir ianlF, were rnncernc,, wats
foI,uw cN hy rrand lmNou4t. Whlch had Deen nre.
| pared by Il. H91l. OF the car. d. l'Entopc, This
| Vice nf1l,r Kas ! rCr1 rltasapt ouo 10 III coa-
! ceSnen.
ANOTHER Bn1por ACCIDENT occurred Yesterday
ynorriur Al IiuhI, .fr,.rf Mari FInnerrt jtttJy
, 1869-10-29
MQEEy lUST-STup THEFT

Tp fhr E!iir RI Thf CAiea7o 7rthuns:
r1asipg bccu ll4tepcE, this evcn!ug. to the Ian
xnsEe oi Nj. II. vaughan, the Withdrawn soreaeAd
cab,tIdasc fos Alderman IN tho Third Ward, u TIT
"so4aled'' wprklnEnenS f11ze In Farweu Hall.
desire 10 ask tn8t eenl!cman wnat srnounts 0en
c.A Solomon or .Aldcfa.a1 ka.ckeroo1kcs ~ ,
sr11bcd 70 tttisay the exPct&cs Of the worttuC
u rhs slteEnt,on to Srr1ncncl's. last wtnte:; tt
whom thcy wrre raid, and wnRt hccAsnc Of them
ThrEc nrc restue1i questions. m a,isWrr TO whfef
Ia respectfully rQnc&tct1; ~
CHICAGO, Oct. =, 1859.
, 1869-10-29
Etctkr suRelAHlES.


The residence OF J. 7. sveetland, No. 1875 Park
avenue, va burglarlouslY entered on Wcslaeadar
hight, ami robbed Of jeweirT aad clothing to The
Yalue Of 43no.
Burglars aIso cnterch No. sst Sonth Jefferson
street. A back window tered as neaus Of Ia.
sresA While roaming through the house, tne5
entered the chamber Uf \ servant 2lri. They
Threatened TO rhooi her II she gave the alarm. aud
.t1ew trsu,ye1 10 ioruty thr!r Insertion. She,
Oh the other hAIl, Threatened 70 scfran Il they
did lot leave They left and ~Ithoat hootJ: :,
rc0tla street. was entered on Wednesday night by
hurgtaI9 who tnrcct the safe ami stoIt df1n fol
tlss. Oh tho Third Sanona. Bank of SeN YORK
nlan Kun aud Other AructeA-
The resiIenre Uf T. II. AEery, corntro Of Wash
tngion atd SanRAmoD sttceta, was also entered
@lO; a l4ee Cnlar worth rs; lace uudcfslceE 81
wur,h sie. h1,d Etut3s valued 1t ~.
, 1869-10-29

Perkins, Stern / Co., Nos. ~ md - tASAaio
succt, dealcra In California Ntnos' make the 7o1'
lQxtEg announcement:
our california niue& have received the only gold
medal ever AEn1dc.l TO American wincs. Hon
John G. Noxley. tase 0eyeshoE o. cAsotnts
10 III Who dcatre pure Jutce Of tho REapa:'
~ am elhi OF m opportonItl 70 ~ ehat the
California w,nea Introduced by your houst eeem o4
excellent pctlly." WILLIAM CULLEN ohfAHf.
, 1869-10-29

wRAY--EtNG-nctohc19 n, At Asecnsior Church. by
the Kew II. ". hr~s aea,.tcd hr the A<v. Mr E,fs-t
s.ie n,aEs asassteI ?, .1 " ti. m1eE e. u s'
sF F1fttbutsh. Pa. ani auburn. y. y rater1 r,case
HFw1T-M1f.LR1s-Octs r, At the rtsiifnce
:: th- !stdr't a!hr;, ~ Rev: Ho+3s1eri III
hL!.-sh'"s;1 ". + = y b. NJ. Dart
Itl;ii- T'iIAriS-- On Thnrsiar evening, 3lh iaps G..
=, II residence f the lfIdss ueth.s l., The hev X
", FAtffFri.r D. H.. lsJttlsS W. EhApan to Hr1rJ L.
litkk ali nI l.AlsAfn.
, 1869-10-29
yESrEanAr'S FIRES.

The a!sr1n ~ tc:.s last Night fFom'Box No. 10
was occReaoncd b. otS Ia \ two-s+orJ frame. No.
Is Sor1h union htsocf, owncd hF KnoS AJToa. aud
OCCUPIED III 1arpee Anntsan- l}Aoszts 10 huiid.
ing ea,out Ssoo. Ths nto wAA exttagni3heA hT Naas
ccg Condor hetore tito Arrival Of tho department.
defective duc Wea iha cAnAo af tho dse.
Tho causc scf thp Htsr1o from Rox No. ~, . few
mjnntes later. wA1 burning saod on Eighteenth,
nesf E{atc GtTecs+ Loss inning.
, 1869-10-29

Nhcn you nrc depressed By the
enuut g,ckly feeling Of 0lsofIrre1l tJsteu, which
needs 70 te cleaned md I'll mulated INTO healthy
action, take Iose or tao Of Ayer's Pills and ect
Cow Quick Jon cau be 1es:ofe i tor shining.
, 1869-10-29

W1,nt II IL Not. And VIII nt II 1a~-
These truths 1fc selt-tv1dent PhAsonN vlt1ia.
nolaxtek, nor muddy fkn . Russer.p edlla. 1t Is.
on the contrary, gentsl mud. clear, llnpld, mo-
m1tic, harInets, and viii restore 70 STAY 3A.f.
color q certainly AA aunahlne Mtlks the snow,
, 1869-10-29
MARRI ED.

rnper EknnxinEs and window
| taattes, 1atfls Ktylea. Pathtk Oils R1A1. and
| h5usecs, at r. Z K.sby s 80 Randolph btsesl
, 1869-10-29
DIED.

NAMRlK-In shis rty. NJ the sAh Inst. It ~ :. m
David S1Anblr. sx-f q year. native of The County
Fsrn,nAfh- lrrixod-
Tut rrAi frrn thr tesFirrsr, VI North f&H.c u. ~
further ueticf-
, 1869-10-29

Chappcd Ifnnds aDd Faces Cured
~ us.:1 Juniper TAr Soap. Made BY casHe4i,
Hazard Il Co., New York.
, 1869-10-29
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

HORSES AND 0ARR1AaM
I~On SALE-A wEtl-NATt'tIWn TkAM OF
j hta.A hofasR and !Aa.sl{ eAtnsfN VIII 70 s<,i
fh<~r {Df tAsfI, tIstRptF fo1 l1inlrf s1tthnE
svsiIatIr. Apry II ~ rtAt~+t. -.-.---
TNR RKALE-HkCbNtellAxp 1U1. All! OPEN
i bnSgtcs, Il hovs..y EAt11AEs Wotta- Iuoh ".
1.ON kALK-CHEAT-A TOf ntf1Of. NkARLY
j. ntw. and few open buxey: Alpo : new stnt!s
aud toabLs hAlhrsa, Inquire Al hots fss surAdA ~
ClAtk. e-, Room l.
THOR RALE-CHEAT-A xTAN or fKEf FtHK
rats1asr batsrs1 can ta driven ~ itdy+ a'a hts
IT snKtt. Aito trr hue{y and doo4t Aod elnS1e Beg.
u-ss inuutr~ II N ustk st.. hoota !.
11oK NALx-A 1.ANttx- FINE AND nrYt1Htt
owp<q. II. q t,oonRicii. 4 Eiehltaa y.
1,uR hALK-A FINE hLAOk iIoNsK ASA Tor
r tpssy, Will BE- aoad ehs@p tpt sAAh. ~ wy ~
chanss Ut ~ 4a.ds cn{ 1T sAd 4ssome p 0esans
IHvprc J. y. CUTLER 5 Co. ~ OeAftkafa Ik
mos xALH-CnKAP-HoRsR, IOP Buggy
Il nhpea,, ke. KfASaa 1af selinE. tho oMncf n1 e
ne Soy Il Anyone H. ~Ant q ~rN can pay pa1
sainL GAdfTss y, Tribune esata.
NOR HALv-A PAIR o. GOOD MqRShA
Il Wrxht 1,1co n, >A.rs ~ Ala ssvs5A ssn<h
lrss. eI.eap Il q Ws+t WasGlastaast-
xz.AN.kp-oxx SINGLE oPKS nu00I utrn
W aznx bot. Also one AnGo hsrness- Ass3I n .
StAtS-k.
, 1869-10-29
ADJUSTMENTS.

N(CrICkER'S THEATRE,
FRIDAY, FAREWELL HrEEFrT OF
MRS. ID. p. BOWERS.
Who viii arpear In her Great character, by Fs1coueE
MARY STUART
May Stuart Queen u ssats}.--.-, NJ y z; nowess
P!eueuaerd By the ffesa u Great Masterpiece u
Sstu.d.y afternoon Matinee and Saturday evening"
T. xeit .set: M11- JosKFn JErfERsos II
RIP VAN WlSk1E- Scafs can now be scctIcd-
K00D'S AlCSECM.
FRANK 2 AIkEN,. PROPRIETOR / MANkGRR
Friday sud Saturday evenings. oet = xnd - At
ocu<k Aso Al tht sAsd Matinee Saturday u ~ ok.
Ckaries R+adCa
NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND.
n,pe1.s!,ns The 1oKlSoIss oE FniSoS ~ rf. LIE IN
srtthl.d Cast Hand.emt ArpolntnseGts
GtAnd Matinee eve.T Mtrdhy =: - ",clcek-
AAKY Wa HNEE, NOW c.tatinx such Al tyfttesheal
y, ptot'. Thr.tr.. Ny. will sp :sly be rEudact,L
I II. ttSy VI, Trt kr Yrt1Yrd
, 1869-10-29

CORRESPONDENCE wAnTEn WIrA La.
a,vs ~ feutlenep, who dr.lte to bteptne aeauAns,
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-08-12
From the Augusta Chronicle & Sentinel
THE COTTON CROP.

Much speculation as to the extent OF
the cotton crop and the price which it
is to command, has already been had
1t cannot be denied that quantity will
have much to do with price. If the
crop be large one, then the price e.wlll
be less. If small one, the price will
be greater. We speak ofshe American
crop only, for it is now demonstrated
that every bale of this crop IL annually
needed to supply the demand, and that
too, at rcmuncrating prices to the plant
er. 1t so happens, too, that when prices
"are up" the interests of both manu-
facturer and speculator are in antago-
uism to those of the producer I'terest
therefore, uuites the two in war against
the planter to bring down prices. They
are too often successful, as experience
proves. They are harmonious until the
crop is mostly sold and out of first hands
and then the warfare begins between
themselves. The speculator now wants
high prices-the manufacturer strug-
giles, as he ever has done, for low prices
The planter having cotton on hand is
benefited, while those who, from me-
cessity or want of foresight, have sold
out too soon, 60 to work to plant more
another season, hoping to do better in
the sale of his next crop. High prices
unite spcculator and manufacturer; 10"
prices separate them. 1t may be ex'
pected, therefore, that mutual interests
will prompt both, under existing cir
cumstances, to magnify our prospects
and to create such doubts in the mind:
of buyers and producers as will cause g
decline in price. And it is this pom
that the producer should look to, at al
times, especially at this particular tlm'
and for some months to come.
Our object is to caution the plante'
arainst the schemes of the two Interest,"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-08-12

the horizon, tiny, snoW-Whlte specK
and we sat watching breathlessly as il
came nearer and nearer. In an hour my
straining eyes detected the white wings
of yacht and the little schOOl-mistress
piled me with a hundred eager questions
dbl think they would see us? Was
our sail big enough or our mast high
enough2 Would they not be likely to
pass by and leave us? How far off were
they ? How long would it take them to
reach us?
Our fears were soon put to rest, for
the yacht suddenly altered her course
little and bore straight down upon
US. The wind was very light, and it
seemed year before it came within hail
ing distance. On the deck stood tall
man, who I recognized at once as the
cavalry captain. Strange as it may seem,
the old feeling come back to me in a
quick, hot flush and I wished both him
and his yacht at the bottom of the sea.
"Hallo, my boy Take this line." he
shouted cheerily, throwing coil Of rope
across to me, while the vessel luffed up
into the wind.
made him no reply, but sat motion
less.
"Zounds, manW he continued, care
you dead? What's the matter with
you?"
The boats drifted together, and he
reached down and made fast to US with
a boat-hook. Then he lifted my school
mistress up over the side, and to my u
ter astonishment, she Immediately threw
her arms around his neck and burst in
to tears.
"He's my brother" she said, laugh
ing and crying together, and with this
explanation I was satisfied.
was so stiff with salt water and ex-
posure that could scarcely move -
The captain helped me tenderly into the
cabin aud put to bed, while l resign,
ed my companion to his care witha con-
fidence as sudden as it was explicit.
1t is nearly three years since | made
my memorable voyage with the school
mistress.
We live together now in little cot
tage overlooking the beach where she
first called me dear; and the incidents
of that eventful afternoon and the fol-
lowing night have to day been vividly
brought back to my remembrance by the
reception of two neatly engraved we'd
ding cards, where on was inscribed the
name of the cavalry captain and my
cousin Nellie.