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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

Tue PRESDYTEmAN REUNION New
lok, May 29.-rhc Old and Now S. i.ool
Prcsbyte'ians have adopted tho plan Of
union proposed by the committee. The
Nrw Schonl was unanimous. and the Old
School had but seven dissenting voices.
Tho plan Of reunion involves the acccp-
tancc Of tho church standards. pnrc mud
simple. Rev. Dr. Howard, Of the New
Srhonl, opposed haste. and hoped that n
lndlri"ns delay would secure a union
with tho Southern prcsbyte'ia inn Church.
This action of the assembly requires
endorsement by the Prcsbytcrics before
consl.mmati0n.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

Il FIanr AT SEA - ENCOUNTER BETWEEN
SWORD FISH AND SPERM WHALE.-A
correspondent Of the P.taluma Journal
and Argus, Of April 10, relates tho fol-.
lowing singular incident:
A novel sight was witnessed fow
days ago, BY Mr.. Gntfeny, who livcs nenr
Rodoga Bay. While ploughins near The
coast, bis attention was directed to IN
unusual commotion in the water, nearly
milo from shore, which proved to he u
conflict between five sword.iish and
sporm whale. Tho ocean was quite
calm, and. as they ncared tho shore,
their movements conld be plainly seen.
Tho whale was no match lor his nntngnn.
lists, who seemed to understand his only
means OF defense, and displayed consid.
a6e knowledge Of tactics, in parryinI
with their formidable adversary. In
making their thruSts into his sides, they
would keep clear Of his ,ai-onc blow Of
which would hnvo been fatal to them.
With maddened fury tho hugo monster
OF tho deep would strike right and left,
causing the water 10 boil hy tho force of
the blow--and then he would dive dccp
to escape tho Iclrnllcss fury or his tor.
mentors, but hc was followed and soon
brought TO tho surface. Deep gnShcs
could be seen in his side. md the bloud
flowing freely. Tho fight was witnessed
for nearly an hour, when Tho whnlc, IN
the agony Of despair. started for the
shore, fiinging himself upon somo low
rocks, and soon died from tho cfiuc ts OF
tho wounds. Gnshos two feet long, and
six feet deep wcre mn,io in his sides.
Many in this city went TO SEQ him. II,
was between fifty and sixty feet long.
The third dny the tide rosc high. enough.
20 float him from tho rocks, and ho foat.
cd out to sea.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

Such as Bacon Sides, Extra
Family Flour, Molasscs, Cider Vim
ogar, and Kerosene Oil. Mack
ercl, Sardines,. Oysters, Sugar,
Coffco, Salt, Rico, Tobacco. md Sc
gars, Soda, Starch, Candy, Raisins,
Soda Crackers, Bar Sonp, Candles,
Combs and Brushes. Pocket Knives,
Scissors N Nccdlcs, Pins, &C., Hoop,
Skirts for Ladies' and Misses, Cal
leo for quilt purposes, also other
Prints, !: Pocket & Handkorchiefs,
Shoes and Hats, Powder Shot and
Gun Caps, and many othcr articles
which will be sold cheap for cash.
}*6 Iho public ore respectfully III.
,vlted TO call and bo satisfied. l9s$$ 81 Is
JOHN J.5.'AMICt K,
June 2 81 1mo> y {:s.5s #t
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TUE MURDER OF DR. JAS. Il. PATsH

TuE MURDER OF Un. JAS. Il. PATsn
RoN.-We learn fran the Savannah Ad
vortiser that among the truo hills found
by tho Grand Jury Of Cl.n,ham Connty,
OIL Monday, was Que against Mrs. Cath.
crino Is. Paterson. charging her will, the
murder Of her husband, DR.. j. r.. Pater.
son, the announcement Of whose sudd, n
death at his own hands, III his room at
tho Pavilion House, Savannah, on the
10Th Of May, 1868, so startled our com.
munity, rs tho facts connected with the
affair seemed To be wrapped in some
mystery. Tho day after his death oc.
cured, his rcmninS were conveyed to
Augusta, where he formerly resided, for
burial, bis wife accompanying thcm.-
The matter, although talked Of for some
days, soon died cut, hut was shortly uf,
terward revived by Mrs. Paterson = max.
ing application, through her attorney to
the courts, for control Of the property Of
deceased, which application, we believe,
was refused Mt the request Of the crc,li
tors Of tho deceased, tho estate being in.
solvent The facts connected with the
death Of DR.. Paterson wcro silently bc.
inc worked up by tho brother Of tho do
ceased, who hnd tho stomach cut out
and examined and from tho truo biil
found ngainst Mrs. Paterson by the
Grand Jury of tho Superior Court, would
seem to leave no doubt but what tho
jury had good evidence and sufficient
grounds for their action before bringing
In bill Of murder against Mrs. pnter.
son. DR.. Paterson resided in Columbia
q year or two, and carried on )ilho.
graphic establishment. Mrs. Paterson,
we loarn. is now in some OF tho Northern
cities, and will shortly be informed Of the
action Of The Court. Phoenix.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

SHALL THE CONFEDERATE DEAD BE
HoNoREp 9-Tho Washington correspon.
dent Of tho Boston Advertiser writes as
follows to that journal:
There is quite difference Of opinion
In tho Grand Army of the Republic in
this section regarding tho deco ation Of
tbe graves Of Confederate dead. Post
No. J Of this city resolves unanimously
that "while we hold M malice against
the dead who fell IN attempting to haul
down our flag aud thereby endnngering
the nation. We viii not divide our honnrs
by decorating Confederate graves, and
thereby laint tho character If those who
sncrjfced their lives Tint their country
might I've" Post NJ. 10 in Pennsylvania
Issues q circular saying That II has dc.
cided mot to pass by the graves Of Con.
tederates sleeping IN orr lines, hut to
divide each year between blue aud grey
tho first loral offerings of a common
country, N AYe have no p0worleas foea.
Post M: 10 thinks Of tho Southern dead
only, as brave men. s4S} II. &. 4
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COM MERCIAi,

NEWHKRHY. June 1-CoItou quiet Mt Is cents
NEW loEk, May 3l-T i. M.--' utt on nc i've
nnd 1c: higher will saies TT 4 600 bales, nt G9l.
Flour u l0c. lo"cr-suErll fine s 20 Il 55.
la LrIMonE, May 3i.-CoIion Grmer. F,our
steady. Corn dull
CnARLhsr'N May 81 Cotton in fhir request
with light *iock-gaut grades rnt, other k,ntls
steady, with sales Of 16' bulcs--middling, 27Ii !
rece p's 253
AUGUSTA, May Bl.-totton market Rrmcr
WI With sntcS OF ZI3 Dnes; receipts Iii miuulirgs
PSI
LIVERPOOL. May 3l--Eve ing.-.C ot ton shade
moe nc'irci nplauds ii !; OreLns III sales =
0U0 bules.
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-$@&-

CLARET DRINKERS, BEWARE Tho
Boston Journal Of Chemistry says that
no variety Of vino Is moro dangerous
than what Is called claret.s 1t Is usually
vile mixture Thousands of gallons
arc mndo by. allowing water to soak
through shavings. and adding thereto
ccrihlh proportion Of locw ootl and tartaric
acid and liltlo alcohol. Good judges
can hardly discriminate between this
mixture aud tho genuine article.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

'lf mon or women could but iiud the
tahlud fountain whiriI is said tu restore
health, and strength, aud beauty, with
whnt eaGcrncSS they would rush TO drink
its waters" IL is found in the S T.-lS6u
X. The sale Of the Plantation Filters is
without precedent in the history of the
world. They are nj once The most SPEEDY,
strengthening hrallh-rrSlOrcr ever hiSvov-
errd. Itrrqnirrs but a single trial to un
drrs,aah thin.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

TIE GRECIAN BEND. We feel it our
duty, rs journalists, to chronicle the
Fact that the "Grcriun Bend" has arrived
in our town. 1t is only Il mild form Of
tho disease, however, That has broken
ont in this remote section Of civilization.
The specimens that were puintcd ont to
uS wcrc very far from having the genuine
"colic sto"p," as it is represented in
pictures sent hithcr from the enlightened
North. They seemed to be only in the
first stages, apparently having just (c:t
the first perception ofa slight gripc;
but there is no predicting how soon The
sufferers will to doubled mp in MI tho
ngonieS Of "Grecan.hcndcr" collie. Tie
attitude "t tho specimens spoken of as
one Of anticipation. They leancd for.
ward as If expecting sudden pursuit
from some quarter. hnl'linS themselves
in readiness TO spring into il run at II
moments notice. 1t may hc thul this is
intended nS n caution IN young gentle.
men. mntrimonially inclined. not to make
their al proachcS too suddenly. or the fair
game will start or at break meek speed
to escape their attentions. BE this as it
may, five were engaged in the "~ild
HINT for wife. we wouldn't be sea, cd
by any such demonstrations, but would
start in purSu,l of "bcntlcr" with no
more 1cnTS man usually attenu Sucn
chaSeS. InrkvIllc Enlniirr.
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HEADQUAR TIERS, NEwBERRY. Gil.

GENERAL ORDERS MOL.
III const qncmce OF tho failure on the part
OF certain Individuals, 20 comply with re>
qnlrcmcnts heretuiuic laid down and ex-
prcSSIy stated, it is now ordered that all
white persons, men and women, (cXccpt
where married, ,nu,! in this c,sc only tic hus>
Dnnd) arc oncrrd 20 he nj N,wbcrry Court
iinu>c, on Mo'nl.lv next. between tho hours
Of a. Nj uul 5p NJ 10 answer md rive
satisfaction Ms to- their several dcliraucnces.
10 meet The end OF justice, rhc officer in
conmand 2SenpiS those persons who como
under the following head. w: All who arc
phEl up Shh-c'ihcrs to The Ncwbcrry Hers
uld those mol intlcbt cd for advertising ~.
job work, and those who do not GooliShly
imagine that printers labor should be graz
lniiouS. All Others will fail not to Ec and
appear as aforesaid, to answer and PAY UP =.
By order COL. BOLDFACE PICA,
tx RA CONDENSED,
Devil and a. A. A. Gen.
Office Ncwbc,ry Herald.
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Miss Jones. postmis,yess Mt Winsct.
ter. Iowa. recently married Mr.. Alfred
Smith. Mrs. Smith il not known to
the department as postmistrcSs. Miss
Jones has no longer n legal existence.
ana things generally are very much
mixed. Smith is anxious 10 know if he
hns married into the postoificc, or hns
no married The postoflico out Of the fam.
T''F.'..
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Onlcc Newbclly Herald.
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: 7"s - - y 81 ~ y ~. Z. T. Y 9!AgW q
VNHE Advertiser. having hccn restored to
Il henlth III II few weeks, by very sim.
pc remedy, after hnvinS suffered several
years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, 'nsumption-is anxious to
make known to his fellow sufferers, tho
lnenns of cure.
TO all who desire it, he will scnd copy
of tho prescription usc, (frcc Of charity
with tho directions for preparing md usiur
tue same. which they vii nnd sure euro
lnr Consumption. ASt:nn, Bronchitis. etc.
The object Of The Advertiser in sending tho
Frcscr plton Is 10 benefit The afflicted, and
:prrai' int"rmhtion which he ronccivcs 10 bc
invaluable; and he hopes every sufrrrcr viii
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Parties wishing tho Prescription, will,
please address
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Williamsburg, Kings Co.. Ny.
June 9 81 ly
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TO THE PUBLIC.

"fhc 10th Century, speaks for itself. It.
is tho aim of tho Publishers to make a
spriGhlly, vivacious mud entertaining Mag
azIno The articles arc short. p,hy. pleas
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low.
Address all communications TO
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Charleston, s. G..
Grace Greenwood has sold her "I.irtlc
Pilgrim" 10 Alfred L. Sewcll & Co, Pub.
lis'crs OF the "Thc Little Corporal" of
Chicago, The Pilgrim has been published
as children's magazine for over fifteen
Years. and has been popular Juvenile, but
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cunqnerng Western Napoleon, The Little
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Than thu, Of any other Juvenile magazine in
the world. Grace Greenwood still writes
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Those "ho snhscrihe during June. will re.
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The Albion. mn independent journal Of art,
literature, politics. flnnnce. fold sports, nnti
mi>cclihnr. published at 80 rnrk Row, Now
York, by Kinnhan. Corn"u ullls, II tho yudo
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W. B. Boyd, vs. John Satterwhite
and Rich. Satterwhito, Ex'ors,
otaI. Bill for Injunction,
Rclicf, &c.
June 9 81 It

it appearing to my satisfaction that the
following defendants reside out OF, and %.
yyond the limits of this State, viz q James
Is. Payne aud Richard Payne. II Is there.
fore ordered on motion Of Sullivan, Todd Il
Todd, Compl's Sol's, Tint they appear In
ilhs Court, OF or before tho fifth !, day Of
July next, aud llead, answer or demur 10
this bill, or the same will be taken pro con.
THOMAS M: LAKE. q. g. P. n. q.
Clerks Office, May Goth, 1869.
June Q 2laht. @ ' g.. -ty
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

"The oldest man in tho world" has
just tiiod IN Poland. lIo had Just en-
tered his l89th year. Lo Steele says
that'at 80 his hair was quito white, and
aft crWards became OF brown shade. .,.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

MEl&sss20lnS Qa1g YOUTH Q
A gentleman who suffered for years from
~ Nervous Debility, Prem ltmre Decay.
and NIL the effects of youthful indiScrotion,
VIII. for the sake OF suffering humanity
scnd trec TO all who need 1t, tho receipt nii
dire ctlons for m nki ing The simple remedy hv
which ho v'ns cnred Sufferers wishing n
profit by IEo Advertisers experience, can do
80 by addressing, in perfict confidence, -
JOHN Is. OGDEN,
June 81 ly. No. d2 Ccd ,r>st. ;, N. Y.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

There hnve heen two hundred patents
issued 'at tho Patent Office Washington,
for velocipcdcs during the past twelve
months.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

Tho 'Ph@nix learus that tho Guardian,
which was to hare appeared on or about
tho fret juno, Is indefinitely postponed.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

The Southern Historical Society arc gath
ering reliable data for n full, impartial and
truthful history Of tho late war
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

a good story is told Of a German shoe.
makor, who, having matlo pair Of boots
for. a gentleman Of whose financial integ.
rity hc Ind considerable donbt, made the
following reply TO him when he called
Tor tho articles: "Der poots ish not
quito dono but der heel is6 made out"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

Mons Chovalicr, In Ills famous balloon, Le
Goant, will cross tho Atlantic, from New
York; about tho middle Of July.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

hgcficld has organized q Society for tho
relief Of tho widows and orphans Of tho
Confederate dead A noblo charity. r.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

We arc gratlded to learn that tho railroad
difllcnlties arc settled. Es
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02
LOCAL ITEMS.

4. S. Duncan, Of Eewborry, has bren ap'
pointed Notary Public, . =
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

DR.. r. S. Whalcy notifies tho public
Of tho Importance Of attending to thoir
teeth. Sec his card in to.dny's paper.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

Tho Rev. w. l.. Prcssly will preach in
tho Associate Reformed Church in this
town on next Sabbath tho 9th instant.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

MAGSoLlA WATER-Superior to The hes,
imported German Cologne, and sold ut half
the price.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

Robert Stewart Il Co have a supply Of
nails, Of n superior quality which they viii
dispose Of by the kcg Or retail ut II reason.
nble price.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

Smith s, Christian will supply humanity
during the summer solstico with that great
luxury and rcfrcSher-co.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

France and Italy have completed ar.
rangements for the evacuation OF Rome.
In September. 5afss
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

Mr. J. J. Amirk hms just received fresh
lot of miscellaneous goods-such MS Dry
Goods, Groceries, Fancy Articles, &c, &C.,
which he will sell nt tho lowest cash price.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

boxes, bales and bundles, md aro tuking
thercfrom all sorts of new goods, which they
say wcrc bought at decline, and will bc
sold very low.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

The Piedmont Life Insurance Company
Of Richmond, Va, is one Of the best in the
land. Life Insurance is great economy,
and every man should avail himself of its
benefits
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

NEwBERRI AN lMroRrANNT Place.
What with insurance agents, drummcrs,
pumpcrs aud wcIl.borcrs, we have had IL
lively timo OF late. The merchants have
no doubt "cen well-borch, while old mother
Garth Is being bored we'll. Gralilied to
know that there are no suckers in town.
So wr hope that everybody will bc in trim
Tor the tax.Sathcrcrs when they 80 bobin
around.
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Charleston has negro policemen.

Columbia has a negro postmaster.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

THE New WELL.-Thc new fashioned
well, as made by Mrssrs. Key and Stowe,
nre decided convenience. They can bc
bored near the house, aud being cnSily
managed, children and females can draw
wntcr with real pleasure to themselves.
No lenr Of tu,nbin3 in as il sometime hap.
pens when children go about II well.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

CoTToN.-On short jaunt into the
country last week wc were panied to see
so little corn along the road, only here
and there, or few and very far bctw cen,
did tho corn paintings show themselves,
hut wherever they did. it was refreshing
to sec tho plant SO vigorous and fine,
while on the other hand although there
was scarcely ~ anything else but cotton
hclds to he seen, in many cases to dis
cover the plant would have required the
use OF magnifying glass Of grcat power.
That cotton is looking had is unlcniabc,
but from The vast quantity Of land plant
ell It may be calculated that if no further
back sets, or accidents occur, tho crop
will TO fair average one. at first
glance it looks like the whole Of creation
$" far MS Ncwbcrry is concerned is plant.
cd in cotton, even COW pens, and gardens
In some places, being devoted to it. Cot
ton has certainly taken hold Of the brain.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

Capt. McFnlI, with tho Messrs. Barre,
respectfully invites the ladies to an inspcc-
ton Of his latest purchase in dress goods.
prints. hoop skirts, &c. We have taken n
birds ego view Of the above goods and
chceriully commend the Captain for lis
taste.
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Divorce Cases at Greenvillo.- First Ever
Brought into our Court.

Three petitions for divorce cases came
up for hearing before Judge Orr, on
Friday list. Two of tho applications
wero from tho wives Of wicked husbands,
one from tho husband against Aho wife.
The trst case was from lady, Mrs.
Mary +. Cameron, residing in Charles
ton, for divorce from her husband,
Robert Cameron, in Philadelphia, from
whom she was by his cruelty compelled
to separate several years ngo he having
also since tho separation nnawtul'y
married another woman in Pcnnsylva.
nia, with whom he is now living. Tho
unlastul wife on application furnished
nm affidavit stating thnt the husband rep
resented himself as wIower; and go
she married him in existence OF the law
TIL vito. Judge Orr, after hearing the
petition and evidence, readily granted
tho order for divorce in this case, on
moti"n Of Perry & Perry, solicitors for
tho petitioner.
The other parties MI reside in this
County. The applicants were rcprescn.
ted ny Messrs. Sullivan and St"kcs.-
Judge Orr granted the order Of divorce
In the case Of Mrs. Amanda g. Lender
man from tho husband, Flamis NJ. Len.
dcrmnn, who, it was proved, had cruelty
treated her aud had married or taken
up with another woman. In the case Of
tho petition Of John W. Walker for
divorce from his " iG., Mary j. Walker,
on tho allegation OF her dcSertion some
six or eight yenrs ngn, and her violent
temper untl abuse y hich occaSoned it,
nnd the hopclesBncSs ct reunion, the
Judge was not satisfied that he ought to
grant the husband divorce, but ultima
ted to the counsel that he would further
consider The case.
II seems TO us that our Judges ought
to restrict the granting Of divorces To
tho one Sriiptnral justification indicntcd
by tho Judge Of all the earth, in Matthew
8: 80. Thus (ar the cases actually de-
cidrd hy Judge Orr appear to come with
III that rule. -Grccnvillc Enterprise.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

A woman's heart, liko the moon,
should have only one man ia Il,
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WAkM.-Without any prcmonition, the
weather has changed from one extreme to
another, aud now wo have fcrvcnt heat,
enough to suit tho warmcSt admircr Of wa, m
weather, and the at few dnys have been
warm enough for tho planter whose hopes
for Il cotton crop had VOL nigh died out In
consequences of the previous extreme cold.
In spite, however. Of Soils frrvid rays there
will be large TALL of from the hoped for
yield, rs much Of tho planting has been lost
by unfavornh!e seasons. few planters are
rcphnlins their cotton, while othors arc still
giving corn in preference.
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we arc grn'ificd to see that Council have
passed Ordinances establishing police rcsu.
lationS and to improve the sanitary condi>
ton OF our town. With regard TO drainage
1t is almost too late, yet il the matter be
vigorously prosecuted before tho fierce rays
OF The Jnly sun comes pouring down, great
good might be ttlcctcd. Because OF The tar>
dmess Of Council to adopt sanitary mcaS>
ures We were tempted to wish that it would
take chill, high Oil chill, md shake out
of its boots for IL few days, but Council have
patcrnal love FOR their children. and now
look after their health, so wc wont be so
unSra'cful rs to wish that fathers so kind
should have the ngue.