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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-28
Horace Greeley received tie follow

Horace Greeley received the follow
ing tribute from the Independent lately:
1t is cheering sign OF the times to
see good and great man nominated
to public office, and then to see him
maniully and modestly accept the nom.
nation. Horace Greeley has just been
placed on our State ticket for Comp
troller; and, although he would great
ly prefer to have been omitted (tor he
has no desire tor official station), still
his sense OF duty has prompted him to
accept the nomination. lie has done
right. His example is worthy to be
followed by others. II it were gener-
ally known to nominating conventions
that even subordinate political officers
would not be refused by first-class men,
our politics would have some chance
OF publication. Mr.. Greeley was the
favorite of the Legislature OF Virginia
for United States Senator for that
State; and it is well understood that,
had he been willing to accept an elec
ton at their hands he would have re-
ceived SO Overwhelming a majority OF
votes as to make the choice almost
unanimous But he declined to be
candidate. We regret this declination,
because we want to see the precedent
set OF . State going where it plcases
to find 4 Senator, just as borough i'll
England goes where it pleases to Sc
lect member for Parliament. But,
in declining the greaer nomination and
accepting the less, Mr. Greeley has
shown his Inherent unseliishness-a
trait in which he is a model to most of
the politicians Of his time. II he had
allowed himself to be made Senator tor
Virginia, his motive might have been
msconstrued into political ambition;
but IN allowing himself to be made
Comptroller OF New York, the carpers
will not dare say that he had any 9TH
er motive than the public good
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-28
To Ny Old Boot.

Mine ancient pedal friend, a last farewell.
So many days we've footed it together
The lane of life-in fair and stormy wealth.
Mine eyes we'll nigh their Id dykes ever
we'll remember when thou dds st encase
My neither limbs with pressure warm and
tight;
And many a corny twingc, from morn till
nigh,
Evinocd the ardency of thy embrace.
Soon, like the love of some long married wife,
Thy grasp, If not so strong, was still as
And pleasanter; and as we grew in life,
Thou vert as gentle as plant shoe,
And whil- on thee trampled every day,
To shield me thou did'st wear thy very s3ie
away.
Though despise the SANDER monger's art,
And scorn The wretch who blackens the fair
fame
Of enc whose richest fortune is lis name,
tThe wretch whose steel goes deeper than the
hearty
Yet it has been my daily wont, own,
To black thy face until the skin has shone
With ebon glow as lu.trous as the hue
That forms the charm of Gunea's native
breed.
But twas not that hated thee, indeed;
priced thee so, that when thy sole broke
thro',
And let in water, twas my special heed,
man Of avis thy gaping wounds should
sew;
And twltching pings athwsrt my pocket
shoot,
To part with tn at last, Q worn and faith
full boot
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-28

A young woman in one OF the rural
towns of New Hampshire was desir-
Gus OF teaching school i'll ncighbor-
ing village, and got this document
from the selectman: "Fhis is certify
that Tamar Noyes stands on a nell
um with other girls OF her age and sex,
and for what know is as good as
folks in general lamar got the
school,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-28

One Of the chief points of tact in the
government of school, is to keep al
ways i'll motion. as an offset to the
present working Of depravlty in
each heart, thorough system OF antiei-
pative and preventive influence.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-28
VOL. iii.
Selett YDoetrp.
Mrs. HOwc's New Lyric.

Mrs. Julian Ward Howe, who wrote "The
Battle H. ymn Of the Republic" ives the Presi-
dcntress Of the late Woman-SuHragc Conven.
ton held at st. Louis On the last day she
read to the Convention the following splendid
lyric, which is truly worthy Of insertion in
every paper in the land:
J.
Wen have a new fsg my brothcrs-weTl
have new flag, my boys!
Since swords have been ground to plow shares
and trumpets are turned TO toys;
We have had enough of the red strife-the
planet Of war is set,
And in the blue empyrean the white stecds Of
peace ha We met.
Their reins are Of starry silver, their hoofs
are Of virgin gold,
They carry our fates behind them in . mas
ter's steady hold;
The armies of retribution strobe heavily to the
But the message Of consolation shall winged
III.
Well have the Christ on our banner, the hero
of trsth and toll,
Not miser meeting qis treasure, not victor
counting his spoil,
The Christ that to lords and peasants, sent
equal command and call,
= A., al,: n
master, and Sorrows thrall.
Nv.
Well measure the field together, where labor
was MANNED and dumb,
When shadows wrought in the burrows, whose
sunshine ut last has come,
When the sense of the nation slumbered, in
spiritless sloth and shame,
Till with flashing arms and torches, the tiers
Iiblc bridegroom came.
The forum shall stand for justice, and the
temples shall stand for prayer,
Whose answer the arm may hasten, not cast
on the viewless mir:
and poor shall wait:
For Heaven shall be seen among us, the hap
ry, immortal state.
And we'll build the glad.ome school house
whose small angels unawares,
Are trained at the desk Of duty, or seated on
stud. us chairs,
And sowing that seed most sacred, in the
young and seeming ground,
We shall look for precious harvest, q nation
redeemed and sound.
VII.
Wen straitcn the pa,h Of duty, and doctrine
maHc one for all,
Each may hope fol and do his utmost. by his
own worth stand or fall;
Well not lift men for their features, nor lower
them for their skin;
But look to the grra, suui-fu,hor, in whom We
are al! of kin.
And Why do We s,riue for riches, since all are
in Him possessed!
And Why are We mad for honors, when true
service honors besi9
And why should we build up limits, dividing
the lands fair face?
They are one, her brow aud her bosom; they
are her growth aud her grace:
TX.
So well have new flag, my brothers, our
stripes we have felt them all,
Our stars in the dusk Of battle did mourn>
fully pale and fall;
Let us yield our claims and our quarrels for
\ compact Of priceless worth,
For the peac. that Christ found in pardon, the
peace that lie left on earth.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-28
LOOK OUT.

All persons are hereby warned against
purchasing notes made by John Jackson and
myself, October eth, 1863. one due in six
mouths. and tho otbcr in twelve months from
date, for one huudrded and sixty -four dollars,
each payable TO tho order of &. Phelps, with
six per cent interest. Said notes were oh.
tanned from me upor false prc,enscs, aud the
makers viii not pay the same unless by law
~QS,pcllsd WILLIAM BLOSSER.
Toledo, iowa, Oct. 18th, 1860. [n4lws
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-28

When the mother of Washington
was asked how she formed the chaiac-
ter OF her sou, she replied that ste Had
endeavored early and earnestly to
teach him three things-obcdicnce, dill!
iuencc, and truth.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-28
Way Of the orid.

Determined beforehand. we gravely pretend
To ask the opinion and thought. of friend;
Should his differ from ours on any prctcnee,
We pity his want Of both judgment and sense;
But, if he fall into aud flatter our plan,
Why, really, we think him sensible man.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-28

Popular advancement III the arts
and sciences, without corresponding
growth in morality and religion, has
been always and only ~ increased re-
iinement in individual and national
MickedncsS.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-28
Blacksnlithing!!
MNNAAa \. RoNAE,

II A w / aa3l4 q I'll WI s DGAs
DEfYEAS CUWPEIII7ON.,
yESiE uudcrsign having lately purchased
4 the entire stock Of ". Ferris, is now
prepared to 10 all kinds of work in his line
Of business, such as tlorse-shoeing, Repairing
and Setting and resse;t;ng res. He espec>
tally invites Farmers and ilorsemen to his
style Of shoeing horses, his Shoes and Nails
are all made hy himself, and out .. The best
of iron. He il prepared to work with
neatness and dispatch, and at reasonable
rates None hnt the best Of stock used and
first>cass workmcn employed.
Gail and give me a trial, as ''the proof Of
the pudding is chewing the strings, and
see if what I tell yon is not true.
nsn. Remember the place, Ferris's old
stand, doors south Of Frees store.
MORRIS 4. RuYLE.
March 9th, 1862, Iy
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-28

UsEFUL.--About two o'clock, on 4
December night, in Illinois, when the
thermometer stood in the neighbor-
hood of zero, a party OF wags hailed a
farm house in u very boisterous man
her. The farmer sprang out OF his
bed, drew on few articles OF clothing,
and ran out 20 see what was wanted,
when the following interesting dia-
logue occurred: "lIave you any hay,
Mr.?' "Plcnty oft SIR ''llave
yon plenty of corn?" Yes" "Any
oats?" "Yes" "Any eggs "Yes.'
ANY butter?" "Yes.n "Plenty OF
meats and brcadstutfs?" Yes swell
we are glad to hear it, for they are
useful things in family" The party
then drove off, leaving the iaimer to
his reflections"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-28

&C c-can that p-r-pup parrot tier
talkc?', asked suffering man OF a
German. Suppose he no can talk SO
much better as that what you talk, l
chop he dam head off" was the reply.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-28

A NewZealand Chief lately issued
the following proclamation:
"NEws PUT FORTH FOR TIE INFoRMA-
r!oN OF ALL MEN.-1. All killing of
men on account of land must cease.
2. All killing Of men by men must
cease. 3. The left hand must attend
to the things OF the lett hand, and the
right hand to those of the right hand.
By order of Tawhiao."
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-28
PHoTOGR APHic.
I S. MOORE,

-
Says 10 his Old and New Customers
THAT HE HIS REMOTED
To his New Suite Of Rooms, in the first builds
ing South Of Armstrong; Drug Store where
i'c possesses the best facilities in central Iowa
for performing first class work Give him a
call. for he guarantees satisfaction with mod
crate prices. Ty3n25tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-28
iSOlnEZXIING NEIV!
VELOCTPEDE
8 ES r Al ID r. A n II +,

A. MAIDEN, Proprietor.
TOLEDO IOYj.
VuNUlS RESTAURANT HAS RECENTLY
Il heen fitted rp in the basement of
STONES BRICK BLOCK,
and supplied with full stock Of all articles
and "a TABLES usually kept in restau
rant, including -
CRACKERS, CHEESE,
PIES, / CAKES,
NUTS, CANNED and GREEN FRUITS,
LEMONADE, CANDY,
TOBACCO & SEGARS.
Hot Tea and Coffee at all hours. Oysters
by the ,an or Dish. [2n35tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-28
Teeth Extracted Without Pain.
Df DR.. G. r. WEBER.

TT,ENA L Laughing Gas given every
I1HIY day. Have given it in hundreds
; cases, II is perfectly safe, is pleasant to
breathe, leaves no bad effects, every body likes
u, and in almost every instance the teeth are
drawn while the patient is entirely uncon>
scious.
Particular attention given TO filing teeth
Also, 10 regulating children's teeth. We have
a large and very superior assortment Of Ar>
ti'ic'ai teeth, which We are prepared to put
mp IN the very best manner. Particular at.
'en'ion paid to selecting and arranging go as
TO give them natural and lille like appear
ance in the mou'h
Icy Office over ~. Ief's Store.
Tama City. Iowa. March Sd9-v3nof
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-28
j d HEYWOOD'S
p fl 0 TO G. r AP Fl
STUDIO.
OVER THE P0sT0FF1CE
UA1AA S1zpr Ia

REDUCED PRICES
In Photographs, Ambrotypes. Ferrotypes,
frames, &c. Photographs, per doz.. $3.50, per
! doz., l.50 Ambrotypes from so cents to
s.; Fcrrotypes two for so cents; all for ash
only.
HEYWOOD 4 MARTINS
Celebrated Negative and Ambrotype Collodian.
fni7tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-28
s. BRCNER,
DENTIST,

TOLEoo, ............ Iowa
Office over W. F. Johnston 4 Co . Store in
The rooms formerly occnpied as Recorders
othce. v2n3iy
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-28
IN SUR ANcE.
BANKING.

Tama County Bank.
g. H. WARREN. Ranler
AND DEALER IN
NEW YORK 4 CHICAGO EXCHANGE
Special and Prompt attention given
to Collection.
DRAFTS on the principal Cities of
.nropc for Sale.
PASSAGE TICKETS to and from the
Md Countries.
Office in Stol!er's building, Tama City, Iowa
v3n5tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-28
G4aa'AoEs 4 bvoo'esl
o, III, @ - GDs

., III, @ - Sns
Manufacturer of Family Carriages Top and
Open Gugges, Light and Heavy Wagons
All kinds of work in that line made to ordep
on short notice of the best material and "a
the latest style.
sssF~ Having had many years experience,
and fully understanding his business in ali
its parts, he feels confident Of giving satisfae>
ton to all in workmanship, style, finish aud
material, for as little money as any other shop
Wagons and Buggies on hand. Work war
ranted.
nn. Shop at the old Hardware Stand north
Of e urt square. Toledo, Tama county. Iowa.
Please call and see for yourselves before
purchasing elsewhere. v3nl4tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-28

C. Wiles, Auctioneer. Residence. Onei.
81 da township. +. o. address wal,hem,
Iowa. .e [y3n24tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-28

This House has been remoleled, rehtted
and newly furnished and it is now oren for
the entertainment Of the travelling public. II
gi-as better fare and for less money than any
other House west of the Mississippi ! em-
ploy only accommodating servants for waits
ing upon my guests. The Stabiing accom>
modatons are complete. v3no0tf
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-02

From this Port.
ssesmship Minnetonka, Carpenter, New York, Az
steaa ship ses Gull. Duiton. Baltimore. Augu,s so.
sehr Anna E Glover. Terry. Boston, August 20.
shipnows by To'ograph.
WILMINGTON. September ARRIVED, Empire City
hom Now York; Luz lie from Baltimore.
sAyAhFtH, September ARRIVED steamships
delpha; Salvador and Huntsville from Hew York /;
tchrs ID Brsmhal from, Now York; Maggie Z 0ruy
Cleared, tchr Mimic Dixon for Jacksonville.
mems.pura.
1ho steamship sarngoess, which started from her
an anchor in tho noads in conseoueuce Of heavy
Ne blow prevailing.
Wo learn from tho cousigneea that tho brig Mcrriwa
Captain Downs, Which arrived ut quarantine below
tho city somo days since. from Ma,aasas, with o1.
cers SICK has 90 far ir,proyed In sanitary cocdtion
a. 10 DC ht to go TO sea TOR Now York. which che will
weather permits.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP. cLRARED AND SAILED EI,h ms tOh7
soKEI0N
LIVERPOOL.
Ine Vipco Halliday, sailed. July Is
British brig Courier. kvans. soiled. s
Ibc h9moorsund. FielsoD up. ....... August 1 3
Don KSTiC
BOSTON.
Bark D i Walker. Pettinan up. ...,.... August q
anna dioyer l'rri, up p.....-......... August 10
schr Ida Bella Fisher, August 90
RockponT Mg.
Schr Dexter Washburnc, Munro, sailed. August %
NEW Yonv.
Schr Nancy Smith, boyd, up. Aueus, 1c
Schr Al richards. Irving, cleared. ..AuEusI %
schr nj, roror. Brown, August ~
PHILADELPHIA.
Bark II g DodIo. Munro. cleared. Aura.t "a
BALTIMORE.
6chr Virginia Dare, johnson up. Auoust IA
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-02

Afternoon. Cotton . shade hrmer; sales will pro-
baby roach 5000 bales.
Ivsning.- Cotton . shade hrmer; upIands laxd;
Orleans 1eXsloXd; sales 5000 bales. Of which 5000
bslrs were for export and speculation. Red wheat
es Sd. Others unchanged.
HAvRE, September 1.-Cotton opens quiet Bourse
excited. Rentes T1f 60.
~, DOMESTIC MARKErs.
NEW YoaK. September 1-Noou.-stocis unset
tied but strong Money oasy a. CATO Sterling. long
OK; short 10. Gold sax. Cotton quiet at s5c.
Iurpentinc n1Se. Rosin Arm good common
81 IS.
kVening.-Cotton hrm; sales 900 bales; middlInR
&c., Flour armer; supernno &c sOae as; o1tra SO
9oas; ehoico s6 e0a7 as; fancy IS e5ac 45. Wheat
winter rod. old 81 So: new 81 b8sl e2K. Corn un.
changed. Mess beef steady. Mess pork lower at
81 12hns2 10. Lard steady. Whiskey dull at 81
IL. sugar firm. Turpentpe 4lha42Xc. Hosin 81
5Oas. Cover ments nrm. '02s 2S,;. southcrns
dull Money easy at Cato. storling steadIer at oha
oh. Gold dull, clo'ing a! S3x.. Stocks irregular
and excited.
active md frmer; Howard-strtet s,lperfue ssae %
Whcst arm. White corn 81 le; yolIow 81 20. Oats
57a6oc. Mcss pork s3t 60. bacon Arm. Lur,i outlet.
Whiskey steady at 81 IL.
CIFuNsATr, September l.-Wtishoy Grm and
nothing doing; 81 15 asbod. Mess pork Ss3 Bu-
con actve shoulders l5o Lard nominal.
ST. LOUIS, September 1.-Whiskoy heavy Mt 81
TO- Provisions quiot Mess pork ssi. Bacon.
Shoulders l6Ka15Hc; clear rides IolIeEc; hlms.
plain cunvased 1se; sugar-cured 21c.
LouIsv1LE. September Provisions declining
Mess pork ss4asi 2S Bacon, shoulders Ice; clear
sides l'iic Lard 2o1lc. whiskcs 81 lax.
WILMINGTON, September 1.-Sr'rits turpontiue
Brm at sshc. Rosin steady ut 81 eoa5 80. Crude
turpentine unchanged. Tar 50 40. Cotton SIC for
middling.
AUGUSTA, September 1.-Col,on market continues
active With good demand; GALES 70 bales; niddlng
9l1Ia32c; receipts SO bales.
SAVANNAH, September 1.-Cotton, receipts 4l4
bales; market frm at last quotations.
nIcDILE, September 1.-cotton, salcs $50 bales;
market closed quiet; low piddhng 2oa20ISc; re.
ceipts 12S bales.
NEW ORLEANS, September 1.-Cotton quiet: rnles
80 bales receipts u bales; mddling s2c Sugar in.
active; common ilhsc; prime 14al4ylc. Molssses.
reooied Goa7Qc Gold sax. Sterling 45H.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-02
GERMAN COLoGNEs.

LuHN'S FLAvORIEG EXTRACTS
Have no equal for strength and purity ard ou,l 10
b. used by all
SODA WATER DEA LEES AND ICE CREAM MANU-
FAOTURERs
BIZ II. A. JACKSON. Proprietor of the Charleston
Hotel. says: ~ recommend your Extracts withou.
hesitation to tho public for leo Creams, Jor. and
Pastry"
Mrs. II. NJ. BuLTERPrEID. Proprietress OF tn. Pa
viion Hotel. says: "rhoy nj we'll worthy the a,tep
donof hoec who deal in thcm or use them
1heso Extrncts aro put up Ia small viale, by tue
dozen. for tue trade and family use, and in r,p,.
quart and half gallon bottles for manufacturers
Congress and High Rock Spring Nvntcry
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Any article desired, not IN Stock. will be procured
10 order
Goods delivered in tho city FREE OF CHARGE
JuneS DAo tlltlis 3mc
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-02

caused sweet potatoes 70 be much more back
ward than usual. During the last few weeks
the cotton In this section has been badly iu-
5uved BY rust. We have never seen this dis
case SO extensive and destructive as now.
Heretofore wo hive Seen its favages moetiy on
poor land. but at present there is ban dly a
held IN this section which has escaped. We
soc it a. p. Miles, at General Eyans', God
in this county. Tho yield must necessarily
bo greatly diminished"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-02
THE DAILY NEWS.
Summer.

Luxuriant scencs wero all around US spread,
Full 1clds, all onced and holding grass and Rroin
Ana orchards vhoren frnit shown rich and re5
Mellow and yellow; there wns hero PLAIN
O6yored With elovor, whero thu butterfly
Flow round The daisy nnd oloycrhcad.
And the g. ssshoppor with quick jumping speed;
And thcrc WAS wood, aud wator, and hills high.
Wo hoard tho vii biri', music, una tho rtroan's
We felt soft winds. which etolo ucrops tho face;
And on tho eky 80 blue wo could not trace
cloud 10 interrupt Tho Gums bright besms,
Ard In the shade we stayed where birds were nigh
And watched tho Doe that wout low bu1ning by.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-02
SOUTH CAROLINA.
BUSINESS IN MARION

DueINEss IN MARION.
The Marion SLar, apropos OF Semlob's Ma
rion letter, says:
..rbe merchanls of this place will control
this soasoD. as they have done every season
since the war, only that portion OF Ilie cotton
Drop on which they hold lions for advances.
anas ornM WIZ sc9psti,nto only sma portion OF tho
our piantcre, DOW anticipate it will, they will
haye largo moned surplue this winter. md
next ial they will be as independent as wood
eaWyers. and Will be free 10 ship thBir produce
70 any market they may seloot. With ali due
deteIence to the information published as tic
opinion OF the correspondent Of The DAILY
NEWS. We affirm that three-fourths Of tho col.
reclion OF The planters this fall. "A bright iu-
ture looms mp before our section of tho coun-
try, and II rapid strides are mndo ip soeniiHc
farming hero as in othor localities. nnd with
the same succcss, half dozen years moro will
leave no trace OF tho lato disastrous var in tho
Feeder country. Our people will again ba happy
AM AMI prosperous, our whole scci,on will he dot<
ted with handsome cottages, and hero will bo
the garden spot OF tho State"
DEATH OF pR. EDWARD FhuIn.
Tho Phpnix announces tho death at VII.
sons Springs OF DR.. Edward Fisher, OF Colum.
bia, in the f7th year OF his age.
THE sTATE UNIVERSITY.
Tho Phoenix loarns that General Z. p. Alex
ander hos resigned tho chair OF mathemali Ties
and. and onginocIpg ; in the University. II is well
with Distinguished ability. I'm h,s resignation
sho University loses q professor who, by his
hne atta,nments and high character, ref hsotod
honor upon the Institution
DEATH OF CAPTAIN BELL.
The Horny News Announces tho tleatf, OF
Captain Samuel Bell, on Saturday last. Iie
was captain in the Confedernto army. and N
toea, Slate senator from Horny. .l'i-
ps HOTEL THIEF ABOUT .ls
9he Columbia Pbgnix says: "a man calling
himself McRAe, who Was stopping at tho Wash,
iingt2n ng House. succeeded, on Sunday night last,
IN robhln0 aome OF the boarders Of clothing, q
silver watch and valise. The Yaiise was mark
Oh w; >; g.. Columbia, 8. c. Bald McRae is
described as being sallow complicated and inr
clined TO etutter. Tho family Of a6rsi Strat.
cd some loss." S':ss - = =
THr wEATHrR AND CROPS m MARION:
The Crescent says: ION Monday night We had
ct ons rain which was much needt d. Late
e corn was .uderlnR, ALSO sweet potatoes and
tnrnips. 1t lie thought that about hnlf 4 crop
OF corn has been made IN this disirict The
extraordinary dryness Of the summer has