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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28
From the New York Tribune.
The GisifHsO Tribune AstrOn.
OlneT.

Swciterinr people who arc also
curiors, an | who like 10 comprehend
'ihc causa,iCn Of causes III the causes
o: things" viii be pleased IN tear ,
that the rcprchepsibly hot whether
OF the present suln,r:e: is entirely
owing 10 sun spots. Onr great in-
niinary. in addition to his usual feve::-
lsh complexion, has broken out with
"a sort oi black measles 4 SCIENTIFIC
writer in the Chicago Tribune some
time ago predicted that the force or
the solar rays would be greatly di
minishe,l l'y these spots, and people
prepared tor that greatest % :ill del.
lcaci 8 in the season, 4 coei summer
Now, com ny away indignant iro'p
the inspection OF ,iie,r thermometers,
men are. in all .arts of the land, de-
man,lr5 OF The Chicago SEER some
sort OF explanation; aud, like all
doctors OF science, he has one al.
sca.ly in his desk. N.
Tnc solution OF the mystery ap
pears 10 he this: As sure ~ eggs are
eggs, the presence ot sun-spo,s this
year ca.scs an average reduction %!
about deg Falr III the amount OF
hea; supplied i,y the SIM to the earth,
This is al irreirapib!c tact, cooling 20
cousiic W henevyr we are III state
OF cXaspera,cd temperature. But,
mark you IT you have II diG,i:ished
temrerMcre, you have also 'iimin
ishrl cvaporation from The ocean, and
therefore you will have q less-ned
rain til! on land. Now, Two fil,hs
81 al the heat received hy the earth
from the sin is carried of hy evapo.
ration But with a diminished rain
ta!i. very little calor;c is carried Of. III
I,lis way. That is. having once got
lot, the ground and lower strata Of
he atmosphere keep hot. Hence,
there will be :. much greater degfct
ot sensible heat. and this, ;,ara'loXical
as it may appear, because the supply
ha, been really lessencd.
After reading this neat andscHsiblc
explanation, we felt it 10 he a duty
which we owed 10 the eternal laws
ot .fattsfe 10 revise orr Impressions,
and 10 ask ourselves il we had been
really hall roasted. rs We supposed.
But We cannot tell q ta'schond, even
10 accommodate the universe. We
nave been lnot to put too tine q
paint upon it) extremely warm. II
aO,nors however, th;t tuiS WAS only
sensible warmth, Very sensible, as
we can trcn, personal experience III
firm. Science umst be allowed 70
stand st,my by her theory; but, with
the mercury Ills. ing 9o deg in the
shade, it makes very 'i,,le difference
to liz whether the heat be sensible or
ilseDsiblc.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28
A SUM ,ner Day.

there's q gaping rent in the curtain
That longs for a needle ard thread
There's a garment that ought to be finish d
Ard u book that wants 10 h. read.
Theresa letter that ought TO be ans cred,
There are clothes to fold away,
And l know these tasks are wanting,
And ought 10 be done 10 day.
Eul how can meni the curtain
White Watching th $ silvery cloud
And how can finish the g,rment
When the ratin calls ~ loui
Aad the whispering trees nrc telling
Such stories above my head
That l can but lie and listen,
Aai The book ~ all uEreai.
3cI try to write the letter,
ntn sure ono half the words
Vii he In tue curious language
Of my cha.tering fricnis, the birds.
The lilacs bloom III tho sunshine,
The roses ii Il AVID smilc,
And the clothes that ou lit 10 he folded
An. ironed, mus. wait while.
lie IL the chestnut shGaaws,
{, And gaze a, the summe:. SKY,
Z s.issinr the cares and troubles
Aud trials OF life pass by.
The beautiful chestnut blossoms
are falling ahout my fee.
lad ne dreamy ait ls iaaen
Vim their iors rare and sweet.
The h.ne,. ,.bcas han. n tho clover,
The grasses rise nnd Iili,
ihc robin stops and listens
IA h. hears the hrown thrush call.
Anl the birds sing to na softly,
The butterfly ni,s,w,y-
Oh. what could be swee,cr than living
This beautifui sun,ncr day!
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28
Nlncly.Vtnc tn she Sk1dc-A
V2iLsN nltaIer Ode.

Oh for a lodge in . garden NJ cucumbers.
Oh for IN ic~hhrg OF Two ~ control
Oh for q vs,e which At n.idday the dew
cumbers!
Oh tor o p easan, trip mp TO the Pole!
Oh Toy o little oac .stcry rAcrmome,cr.
With nothing ba, Zcros ali ranged in .
On fss a big aoaa.c-ba,-e,ed hygromsscr,
TO mcarsura the mo;s.nro that rolls from
my browi
Oh tbs, this cold were twenty times co'der.
That's iron rod hot il sceme,i 20 rne,)
Oh what comfort su ague would De!
on for a grot,o 10 ,ypify heaven,
scooped in the rock under cainsses vast.
Oh for win.c. .! discomfort even.
Oh for wet Blankets juiicoa,ly cast
Oh for soln iouni spou,'ng up Ncldey
From every hot lsmr-pos, ngainss the hot
skyi
Oh for proud mil 70 look on ne co.i'y.
Freezing my soul with . glance Of her
cy4i
Then Oh for draushi from a cup Of "co.d
pizcn''
And oh for resting place in tho cod
grave!
With a bath in the S,yx, when the thick
shadow lies on.
Aud dca,icns The chill of its dark>runni'g
!. wnve9
~ y
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28

rode 1T speed to QnartrcRra5. where
Ne met Hardinge, and went with him
TO Butcher, who took him over the
position 4, Lighy. The Duke OF
Wellington sugg stcd many altera.
tions, hut Bluchcr would not consent
10 move u man. The conversation
in the Duse OF Richards dressing.
room was repeated 10 me, two mnl-
nlcs after i: occurred by the Dake OF
Rl;hmonl, who was TO, have had The
coinnlanl 10 the reserve, II formed,
ani Ia whom | was to have been
Aid he. Camp. he marked the Dnke
OF Wcling,ons thumh-n;til with his
p.ncil on the map. and we often look
ed al it together, some months alter
ward. On ,llc morning Of the l7th.
my company being ncari.. in 'r"nt oi
the farm house at Qnairc Bras,
4nou ait-Y d.ybrrai. 'he Duke q.
Wellington ea'oc TO me. AMI being
personally known TO him, he remain
cd II conversation Tor an hour or
aore. during hich time he repeated.
~ sail he Was surprised TO hay.
l,eara ns;,.ng OF Dischcr. ~,
length a siaf officer arrived. his horse
covered with foam aud whispered 10
the Duke, who. w,ihoa, ;ac least
charge ot cnuntenancr, gave hiEl
some orders and dismissed h.in. lie
chen tuned around I" mo aud said.
"Oii Bluckcr has ..ai i ID good
licking and going back TO Wavre,
eighteen miles. As lie has gone
back, we must 60 too. | suppose in
England they will say we have been
licked. can't help ii, AS they are
gone back, We must go too lie
malc all the arrangements Tor re-
firing without moving from the spot
on which he was standing, am; il car
'ain'y did net occupy hi.n tiye min
ulIs.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28
Stale Hc:ac hers, lAssOcialsOl.

The Iowa State Teachers Associa.
ton will hold ills mex, annual session
at Waterloo, commencing August
%, at "a y. m, aud continuing
through the oath and 25th Ar
rangments are made Tor an interest.
ING session. TIC u. & s. G. II. II.
will return at one fifth rate those
who pay inll tarc going to the .Asso
clation. 1t is expected that other
railroads will do likewise. The citi.
zrns ot Waterloo will do ali in their
power to promote the interest Of The
occasion. Ladies will be entertained d
free. Hotel accommodations ample
aud at reduced rates.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28
a EI:g oted Ds>aop ExsiB:sli.ssc.1

Professor Huxley IS Il lea'ling cx
ponent OF the views OF Mr.. Darwin.
Just after the "Orisin o. the Spc-
cies," was tirs. published. the subject
came UP at the Oxford meeting Of
the British association in which
Samuel Wiiherioree, the Bishop OF
Oxford, participated. The Bishop is
i man Of elegant, ole: ginous man
ner.. who has acquired the so6rqust
OF "Soapy sam which he wears
very good naturedly. 4 lady nncc
asked rim how he came by this eur
ious title. to which h. neatly replied
that 1t mus, DC because l so often
set into hot water, ami always come
o., with clean ba..ls.h
The Bishop clio ed a sarcastic
speech a.a.ns, the D.rwins by turn
ng u Professor Huxley. their iesi-
ngreprescnta,i, e, aud blandly asking
i, the presence oi the large audience:
lis the learned gentlemen really will
ing To have 1t So forth 10 the world
tia, II. believes himself TO be de
eenied from n monscy!
Professor Huxley rose aud replied
III his la.e, manner: seems to
no that The learned Bishop hardly
appreciates our position AMI duty AS
mea OF science. We are not here to
laqure what we would prefer but
is true. The progress OF science iron,
the beginning has been 4 eonfi;c,
with old l'rejuaiccs. The origin OF
man is not u question OF likes aud
,lisl.kes. to be settled by consulting
the feelings, ln,t it is q question O.
evidence, to be settled hy strict sien
,,iic investigation. Blu, rs the learn
ci B.siop is curious TO know my
state OF feelings upon the .ah.lee,. }
nave no hcsi,a,,on in saying that
We're it i mater OF choice with me
(which clearly it is not) whether !
should be descended from .cspec-
table monkey. or from a Bishop OF the
English Church who can put his
braines to no better use than to rid
lcule science anil nlisrepresent Its cul
,ivators, ,soaia certainly choose th.
monkey
The storm of applause which fol-
lowed, showed that the hit was ap-
prcristcd, and Huxley was attvrward
known as the man who cxiinguish-
Ell "Soapy Sam"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28

A young lady Of Kansas City, one Of The
fashionable bellies, was frightened almo.,
nut of her wits u few mornings since. on
ldiscorsting, g,snugly ensconced II her cbignon
| IN innocen' little mouse. which had crowl.
! ID into, aid made n bed Of, that feminine
| ad5rImeni while its fair owner slert-
Morl: Ever. .oEEs lady should keep ca,
, IN her clig.oE.
Some years ago = delegation Of promin-
, cut Delcware Republicans called upon Pres
iient Lincoln. ani with due sense ol
;heir own position took occasion TO inform
him in TIE course of.hc visit that they were
influential citizens and among the 'heavy
MA" OF The upper end Of the State .so
you all bciong TO the sarper end Of the
! stare" reflected Mr.. Lincoln, with roeu.
ish twinkle in his eye, AMI then with 4
look of earnest s..ic;.ude, he inquire.-
Is there no danger e the State fitting
while yon are away2'
A notion seller was offering Yankee
clock. finely varnishel and co.ered, with a
looking glass in front, 10 :ed7 not re-
| markable 10. her personal beauty. why.
it is hesu:fu,, said the yender. .13esnsi-
ful. inde, 4 lock A. i, aim 81 frighseLs
me- sail Re lady. "Then, narn," said
Jonathan. u ihink you had better take one
tha, haia't 60. no looking -giass."
The yery latest hing in the alvertisins
line is iads who. through the ne r apess
.ceks for employment - an ornamental
guest" She will E.s:st At dinner or even>
ing psrties-by her grace. and VIE aad
beauty, contributing to the entoriAinmea ai
Of guests. and she will do everything in The
highes, s;y . Of art--only she demands thu.
Q handsome compensation be made .her efor.
Children hear new words, and ofien use
them will, little idea Of their true mea Mag
Thev are frequently blamed for doing, or
not doing, things whca their little minis
have by no means cvmprehended the words
Empicyed in givln2 then directions. MAN.
ma, said wee ca;.l one Sunday evening,
nfic. hsvins sat still in the house all day
like gosd child" ehAve honored you 10.
day :" Il don't know" repliei,he mother,
wonier'ns!y; "wLy do you nsk?' '.Be-
Gauss" said the little one, shaking her head
sadly, "the Bible says. "Honor thy father
and mother that Thy days may be long,; and
this has been, oh, the leagest day ! eter
saw
Coon Apvcs.-A,I no WOMAN her age.
Ne-er joke with a widow. Never contra.
Diet o man that suffers. Be civil 70 all
rich uncles aud annis. Your oidss, nat, Of
course. for an evening party. Always sit
Eex, the carver, if you can, q, dinner Keep
your own se.rc,s. Tell no human being
you dye your whiskers. Wind up yonr
conduct like your watch. once every day.
cxami aing m;autely whether you arc fast
or SLOW Maie friends til the steward
on board steamer; there's no knowing
how soon yen may be in his power. wri,e
..4t one letter more thaa you can help; the
man who keeps up a large corresponlencs
is . martyr. tied, not 10 he stake, but to the
ucSt
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28

Oh Ire f1v the horrible fly.
Dabbing ht nose and mouth and eye,
Over the ceiling. over he rnen'.
Over all that people eat.
Buzzing.
,.ickling.
Crawling about,
DaDnsble insect, you get out
Waaing in the pain; on n !nly 8 cheek,
Leaving behind, torsuoas streak.
Accursed " From the hell below,
Fever csme pest THAI plague Us 90.
Dancing,
hbbling.
Fres h from me stye.
Fhc stinaiag siye, where the porkers lie.
Aal cven the dogs with q snarl AMI a
Snap ~ the insects that swarm around.
The air i bia. will, oaths iha, try,
To d.own the hun OF the Cjus fy.
when the WARY Pilgrim seeks repos.,
There a hornpipe danced on the top Of
his nose,
There's vigorous d--d, and siam and
slap,
And ,ha,'s tho end Of the speyker'a nap.
Singing.
Singing,
Why, eh. why,
Did God create this pes,ileut a.
Gncc wns pous. III, fell from grace
Fiayel the lapse epeu, aud copfsred the
Ace
Made ct myself n terrible guy,
When the devil caught me out on the Ay.
How s.rr- &C it Is. that women vill try
10 Kill with cobalt this villainous Ay!
How strange il seems when o million Arc
siaim,
To fiui the multitude doubled again2
" nhisx,ug,
Frisk.ng,
With c,ammy feet,
Hunting us ou: in Gs.ici retreat.
II. like roby. at the ay We swear,
And The ange! recorder enters il there,
Give us, then. the welcome doubt.
Iha, thp fear af me rev Will htnt IL ni,k
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28

TWO E7SlTSfisaG.i nSC.
'EESs:..S.
Nelson n..d Wellington i3 Z .te:r
Great 4sasl1c>.
From Lord NJ .lmeshufy's Memoirs.


From Lord NJ tlmeshuty's Memoirs.
Here is a strikin. sketch of Mel
son ut St. Vcit. in Austria. after thu
ha.t.c ot the Nile, by Lori ri Thar
ris: Lord Nelson an! .he Hamil,on>
,iiuc.l here the other day; ii is reall,
disgusting 10 see her with him. bu,
he. personally, u not changed; open
an,l honest. not the least vanity
about him; he gas. US snort ac-
court nt the battle ot Aboukir. He
says: "sVh ken saw them / could no'
help popping my head every now
and then oar of,ho WIN io1 taltnnogh
Ill ID teotl.aelleN, anei ouve, as J
was obscrv,n. the.r puslt.an, heard
two scamrn aHarleres! At aua near
me, taking, and one sald to the 9th.
or, 'D--n them, look AT them, ,!i,.,e
they arc, Jack; il we don, beat them
they vii! beat u.s. he says, Il kaew
what stuff / hai under me, sol went
into the attack With only II few ships,
perfectly sure the others would toll
how me; although it was nearly dark,
and they might have had every OK
cuse for not doing it, yet they all, in
the course OF tw . hours, fonna . mole
to poke in A." 1T" ded he, II
had taken a feet OF the same force
from Spithead, should sooner have
shyught OF flying than attacking the
French in their position, but ! knew
my captains, nor could I say which
,nt them distinguished himself most" "
Uc looks very we'll, but seems to be
IN no hurry to sail again.
WELLINGTON AND WATERLOO.
At the Duchess Of Ricl.,Eon Till
;at Brussels, the Prince ot Orange,
who commanded the division OF the
army, came back suddenly, just AS
tho Duke OF Wellington had taken
bis place at tho supper table,and whls-
pcrcd some minutes to his Grace,
who only said he had no trcsl, or.
acrh to give, and recommended the
Prince 10 go back to his quarters and
20 to bed The Duke OF ellington
teA01HSAuC0il MCuIy mlAHtCS attcl
this, and then said to The Duke OF
.ltichmond: II tll,nk it Is time Tor me
TO 60 to bed likewise;' aud then,
while wishing him good night, wish
pcrcd to ask him It he had good
nap in his house. Th: Duke of kich.
Mond SAID he had, and took him into
his dressing room, which penc'l into
lhcsupper room. The Duke OF Wei
lington shut the door and said, Na.
polcon has humbuggcd IN (by CD
hs had gained twenty tour hours
march on me- The Duke OF Rich.
mond said, what do you intend do.
ing" The Duke OF Wellington re-
Piled, Il have ordered the army to
concentrate at Qna,tre- Bras; hut We
shall not stop him there, anl il So. |
must fight him here e.. the same
time passin. his thumbnail over The
position ot Waterloo). He then said
adi,si, aud left tho house by another
way out. lie went 10 his quarters,
o1spt six ho1rs anl brcakfaste,l, ana
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28

a traveller who demaud led his trunk
at Il Baltimore depot before all 9TH
ers, anl was tod by The Irish bag
gage master that he must have pa
,icnce aud wa t his turn, turned upon
the baggage master with, You're an
impulcnt dog To which he II the
trunks r..joineI: "-An' iai,n, ye arc a
monkey, and It's great pity that
when we two were made beasts, ye
wasn't made an Elephant, SO that ye
could have yer blasted trunk under
yer nose all the time"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28
TOLEDO TAMA COUNTY, IOWA THURSDAY, JULY g. 1870.
Le, there h. ,i,e granLes, rally

Let there i;n ti.e granLrst rally u
Teachers ever known III Iowa.
by request. the teachers III the col.
le-es and higher institutions OF learn
my throughout the State are invited
meet at Waterloo at , p. m. o! Al.
gust 23d, TO consider the proprietX
., or.,anizia4 an Association TO meet
from year to year Immediately bS,
lore Or alter the State Teachers AS.
sociaiion.
Papers throughout the State viii
please copy, -
s. y. FsLLows.
Chm nt Fx Cora
Iowa City, Iowa, Jaly 8, 1870 -
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28

"ln am snid quack 10 nervohs cd
Idly, s'vonr case il y sc,u,uniunrnry cons
plains.' .'rray, doctor. what is that 2 lit
is the dropping Of the nerves. mn am; the
nerves having fallen into the pizarin'usn
the chest hccones ,norherous, aud the head
CESS t;zarizod, tixarizen.' "Ah. doctor
exclaimed tho old lady, "you have describ.
ed my feelings exactly"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28
NOyIlE.

NOTICE is hereby given that daring my
~ tempcrar, absence frcm io edo, have
left all ofmy unsettled and nnhn's .ea hasi
ness With VIM. k;sckhoh. office over ".
Johnssoo & Co.'S Store in To..co, for st,en
tion.
27>Svl AtssHr sropcAsp.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28

r ErrER AND NOTE EEAOS.-NE
1RErvsLlcAx job Office cannot be excclisd
in this class Of work. Try vs..
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28

w C. Walters. Dealer in
w. Groceries. Flour AMI
feed, Toledo, Iowa. r1. Goods
delivered inside the corpo-
ratiso free Of charge. SStf.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-08

than before. We are iuforaed by her hus'
band, about this time, that 81 never could
"have imagined so perfect an incarnation o.
"C1rit as she Is !!'' and, little further on,
sshe has perhaps more philosophy than
philosopher; and il, as has been observed
'.history be philosophy teaching by example
"Nat,re is Margaret, teaching By practice.
"she also possesses much Of the Universal
Heart" In this remarkable condition we
gladly leave her. She is evidently quite be,
Yond the reach of criticism, and has s'out-
sssoared the shadow Of our night" to an ex'
tent which makes it quite impossible for US
to follow her.
In one OF the critical notices which the
publishers have kindly affixed to the book
as guide to our judgment, we are told thal
sMargaret will be one Of the antiquary'
textbooks" 1t may be so, and, until that
time shall come, we deposit it in undistaroeo
rest upon our highest shelf.
For sale at Holiness Book House.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-08
Tho State Fair at Columbia.

The energetic officers OF the State Agricul-
tural Society, with the active cooperation OF
tho citizens of Columbia, are working very
hard to make the State Fair, which opens
tomorrow, a. handsome exposition of the
manufactures and the agricultural and in
dustrial enterprise of the whole State. A
large sum of money has been spent in i'm
proving the Fair Grounds, and Columbia
seems determined to show all South Caro-
lima that the capital. oppressed as it Is by
the presence OF the head-centres of Radical
rascality, has life enough and energy enough
to gather the people together in the good
cause of industrial progress, and is able, be-
sides, to take good care Of the throng Of
visitors who are already filing the hotels
from basement to roof. A number Of private
families have sent in their names to the COM
mittees as ready to receive visitors, and
nothing will be left undone to secure the
comfort of the thousands who will be at
tracted to Columbia by the meeting OF the
Survivors Association (when General Pres
ton will deliver an oration) and by the ball
OF the South Carolina Club, as well as by the
Great Fair ITSELF
Wetrust that every county in South Caro-
lima will be represented in the Fair. 1t was
hoped that an arrangement might have been
made for holding the fairs in alternate years
in Charleston and Columbia. But il this
cannot be, we OF the seaboard must stand
by Columbia, as Columbia, we are sure,
when the time comes, will stand by US.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-08

to atoms. Every avenue OF escape was choked
by debris, and he was burr alive. Light
ing a lamp, which he fortunately found unbroken,
he looked about him. Two OF his attendants were
missing, the other found crushed to death.
After period Of despair the prisoner set to work,
with the energy Of desperation, to dig out; but
the walls crumblel continually, aud each brick he
took away made others. fall. His lamp burned
out, but he toled in darkness. After working
two days, the ceiling fell in, stunning him. Re-
covering consciousness at length, lie saw above
him the stars. 1t was night, but he was alive
aud nearly free Next morning he made his es.
cape, and crouchlnz BY his ruined house, wept
for more than two hours. In his weeks entomb-
ment, his hair had grown white, and he mad aged
more than 10 twenty years.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-08
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or longer, for each line OF solid nonparen:
weeks 60 cents; month 81; 2months 81 70; 8
months So so; months s.; II months 81. Larger
advertisements in exact proportion.
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS will be puonsnea
,,n Tue TR1.WEEKLy NEWS at the same rates as
In TIE DAILY NEWS. contract advertisements
a; ene.halr the rates for TIE DAILY NEWS.
ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE WEEKLY NEWS per
line OF solid nonpareil, insertion Is cents; l
month so cents; months 81; months 81 7S' L
months s.. ,...,aoo
sxxrriNoss should be made BY Postomce
Honey order or by express. II this cannot oe
done, protection against losses oy mali may oo
,aecured BY forwarding draft or aarIes' ON pay
able to the order Of the proprietors OF TEE NEWS
or BY sending the money In registered ie'9ef'
.dd,esa RIoRDAN, DAWSON & CO.,
No. 14s East Bay, Charleston, S. Q.