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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-08
0 B IT U A R Y.

DIED-At Bclton, Anderson County, s. c.,
January 4rh, 1870, ROBERT WILLIAM, in
fant son of VIM. &. and Matte L. Meredith,
aged one month and eight days.
DrEp-Of Typhoid Fever, in Orangchurg
county, at iuc residence OF his hroiher-ir
laws, Mr.. Pnkey Way, on the 27th June,
1869, in the 23d year of his age, Mr.. FRANK
j. SIllNGLER, son of George and Epsc
Shinglcr
But few years has passed since the dc.
ceased left the Office of Dir. Olvcros, his
prcccpior, where, by his studiUus habits in
the s'udy Of his choice. (medicinel, he pre-.
pared himself t6 enter the Medical College of
the University of Baltimore. After attend
ing ono full course of lectures there, and n
Summer course In the Hospitals df that City
he returned to liis native home, bringing with
him recommendations Of high character
from the Medical Faculty, with whom lie
daily passed the olinique.
Locating himself near the SnnieG ltivey,
near the home of his birth. and rendering his
professional services to the public, where
he was fast acquiring large aud lucra-
tive practice--alas. TOO soOn the reapcr
came; death. with his relentless grasp.
snatched him from time into eternity! lie
was member Of the Methodist Church in
his last illness he spoke of Jesus. and gnYe
the assurance to those whose privilege IL was
to witness his death-bed, that "hc was will
ing TO die A FRIEND.
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The committee to whom was referred
the subject of agricultural products"
beg leave to report that they have con-
sidered the same, and the multitude of
these products precludes an extended no.
tice of any, while mere enumeration
of them would cover pages and place our
country in most enviable position.
Though some are indeed better adapted
to our soil and climate, yet, SO benefi-
cent are that soil and climate, scarcely n
product of any zone but may be raised
in some degree of perfection here. Your
committee earnestly desire to see our
people avail themselves of this very re-
markable capability. There can be no
doubt that in it lies our chief strength
and that our eventual prosperity will BE-
due to the climate and soil that offer re-
munerative returns to the grower of cot
ton, corn, rice, peas, wheat, barley, oats,
rye, the vine, indigo, turnips, melons,
every variety of fruit and grain, not less
than to religious liberation and civil
liberty which We hope again to enjoy.
These advantages heretofore never ap-
preciated must now be brought to notice
and utilized nor can your committee
imagine.a better invitation to immigrants
from every quarter of the globe than a
simple publication of the various pro-
duetious of our fields, Offering as they do
the advantage Of cultivatipg here what
ever they may have cultivated in theil
native land, and thus saving the loss o.
time and money in learning new occupa
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Colletcn Lands for Sale.

viii be sold on the cd February, (Wednes-
day. on the premises, to the highest bidder
twelve hundred N200) acres more or 'sss. Of
valuable lard, the property of Reuben Ste
phcns, on Saltkchatchie River near Buckhead
Causcway, in two tracts with Dwellings and
and necessary Outbuildings on each.
Terms-One-half cash, balance on n credit
of one year, with mortgage of premises.
Also on same day and place, the personal
property, consisting of Ho, ses Hogs, Wagon,
Carriage, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
&c, &c.
All persons having demands against said
Reuben Stephens will present them properly
attcsted, and all indebted will make payment
ON day of sale.
L. c. STEPHENS,
jim 8-2t Blackville, S. C..
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THE COMMITTEE.

AN OUTRAGE.-Some two weeks ago,
a party of armed men visited the house
of MIR. A. p. Turner. of this County,
aud fired a number Of shots into it. to
the jeopardy Of the lives Of himself and
family. Mr.. Turner, acting under the
authority of Mr.. Wallace, Collector of
Iuterual Revenue, for this District, had
seized two illicit stills, which provoked
the attack. Last Friday night, the rev.
cnuc pilicers of this County seized still
of James Cnntrell, living within two
miles of Turner. On Sunday night last,
u second party of armed men, disguised,
visited the premises of MIR. Turner, and,
after firing about ninety shots into the
house where his wife aud family were
sleeping, set fire to his smoke-huusc, fod-
der, crib and other out bulldogs, and
threw into the flames his carriage, wagon
and buggy, They then burst open the
door Of his dwelling house, destroyed a
portion of his furniture, aud threatened
to shoot his wife who was lying in bed,
sick, and sought for Mr. Turner, who,
fortunately, was spending the night in
town.
There were eiisit in the party Which
cntcrod the housc-thcir faces blarkcd.
Mr.. Turner'S son recognized two of them,
mud Monday, took out warrants for the
arrest of James Cantwcll and Matthew
Burkc.-Sportanburg C"@ettc.
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Fl Y M E N E A L.


MApaIEn--On Thursday Evening. Drccm-
ber 23i, 1859, VI the rosid,ucc OF the bride
father, ii the kcv. v. =. Mvnzon, Mr..
NiKuiL c. plBBLE, OF Charleston, 10 Miss
ELIZA E., daughter of DIR. Il. W. Bates, Of
ST. Matthews. No Cards.
MArR:Ep-on Inc 23i of December. 1863
by the Rev. Paul Derrick, Mr. FRANKLIN
q. llAiCLER. to Miss LAURA BURCKS
All of CrangebuTg County.
MAmnIEn-On.thc 2Sth of December. 1860.
BY Rev. ". +. Chaplin, MIR. J. II. RILEY, of
Houston County, Ga, 10 Miss VI. a. l.. FUN
DkEHCRk, of orangeburg County.
MAkEIEp-On the I'd January. 1870, at
the residence of Mr.. Lacin Williams. IVY the
Rev, H. u. Bolcn, Mr.. DAVID PHILLIPS to
Miss FANNY MCGEE. All of Orungcburg
County.
M>nnIED-0n the I'd January. 1870, Mt the
residence of Mr., Jacob =. Pearson, by the
Rev. H. ID. Bolcn, Mr.. HENRY NJ. BROWN,
to Miss RACHEL PEARSON. Al of Or
nngcburg County.
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LooMMUNIcATED.1
Dies Ir@, Dies lila.

The devil was certainly loose in Or
angeburg, last Monday, and a jolly good
time he had of it. There was enough
whiskey drunk in the Village during the
day to float the ancient burg up to the
dignity of a seaport town, and cnti,le it,
beside the Common Pleas and General
Sessions, to d United States Court with
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WIN. G. BEE & CO., Agents,
No. IA ADGERS WHARF.
Office Of County Auditor,
ORANGEBURG. s. c.,
JANUARY 7th, 1870.

JANUARY Ith, 1870.
Notice is hereby given to all parties who
have SOLD. or otherwise DISPOSED of any
REAL PROPERTY between Sept. 1st, 1868,
and Sept. lst. 1869, and who are not Liable.
for the Tax on the same. arc requested 10 re-
port to this Office. on or before the 18th day
otsJnn., 1870, all sales, transfers. etc. Civ
ing the number of Acres and buildings is
any. where located. and in whose name prev
iously returned. All persons failing to re-
port these sales or transfers of Real Tro-
pcrty," by tho tintc above specified will be
aha recd with thc Taxes oa the same for the
Fiscal Year. 1869, as no corrections will be
made after the duplicate is n.'Jo on.
JAS. yAxTAsSEi..
jim st County Auditor.
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Mt. Zion Institute,
WINSSBoRo, s. G. -.

A Classical anil Normal School for Boys
DUPILs SENT TO THIS INSTITUTION
IL will be thoroughly trained in NIL tho
branches of n liberal cdncation--unlcss par
ties prefer their sons to take e -.
~ a BUSINESS COURSE,
which win embrace careful drilling in Com
mcrcial Arithmetic and other English studies,
and is designed to fit boys for mercantile life,
or actual business Of any kind. st.
uniform, uniting economy with ncntness
Of costume, will he adopted, the next year,
and tho discipline male stii! more effective
lay combining some Of the features OF tho
Military Academy with thosenf the Normal
Scho |. ;
Terms PR Session Of fiYe months:
Beard. iuelaling iuition in all the branches,
.nn'y, 5lO6.UO. 81
The Scholastic year opens ist Monday in
Fetriary. For particulars send for circnlArs.
Address. e. 4. TU0DWARD.
Jan SIT, Principal.
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IN THE COURT OF PROBATE

WHEREAS Joseph J. Douglas hath applied
TO me for Letters Of Naturalization on the
Estate of Nathaniel p. Cain, late OF oraBge-
burg County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and ndmonish
Ell and singular the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased, TO be and appear before
me at Court OF Probate for ihe said Couu.
ty, TO be holden at 0rangeburg on the 18th
day of January. 1870, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
to show cause if any, ~hy the said Admins
tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal or the
Court, this Sd day of january. A.. d.
1870, and i'll the ninety-fpur.h year of
American Independence. s
.THAD. C, ANDREWS.
jan ST Judge of Probate
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agriculture. Although many implements
must be passed over in report so limi-
ted as this, yet your Committee think
that we have mentioned the most i'm
portant, and trust that the hints thrown
out will be of use to the Society.
Respectfully,
THE COMMITTEE.
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original admiralty aud maritime jurisdic.

Original admiralty aud maritime' jurisdic-
tion.
The attraction was ree.fold.--C Court
day, Salcs day aud Circus sday-tria
juncta az itn,o-and as either of these is
generally sufficient to draw a crowd,
judge what must have been the result of
the three combined
= The Sheriff sold at public auction over
sixteen thousand acres of land, and the
grave question arises, to superficial eb-
server, whether any one has home of
his own in, or within ten miles of, tho
Village. The mule and horse market,
too, was fourishing-being in that re-
spect, quite the reverse of many of the
objects Of its benign charity, and there
will doubtless be high carnival and great
rejoicing in the heart, of many of the
poor quadrupeds:at the effected change
of owners The speedy manner in which
tables, chairs and other personal property
were transferred from John Jones to
Aminadab Brown--or from Aminadab
to John-involved perfection of ledger
demain compared with which the magic
of Professor Anderson, and even the
most marvellous of modern spiritual
manifestations. sink iuto utter and. pro-
found insignifcancc. 1t was the 'little
joker" over again-now you see it-and
now you don't. Tue cictis
The Court sat-and rose again-no
damage resulting; for the Grant Jury
did not present itself in the magnificent
numerical proportions required by law,
and the Petit Jury was-wcll, too petty
for business. However the Sheriff was
ordered to procure a sufficient supply of
tales, (and to attach them if necessary \
and the juries, the next morning. were
complete in all their mystical aud har-
monious parts,
The Circus was failure-half the
audience was drunk aud "higher" than
the hy-ena, who appeared somewhat de.
pressed at the want of an opportunity to
gratify his ghoul-like propcnsites. There
were several Individuals in town during
the day, and especially toward evening,
whose conversi III into meal or two for
that not over-fastidious animal would
haze been good thing for the communi-
ty, if not fer the lycna. The other AMI
mails, particularly the monkeys, seemed to
be in the enjoyment of a reasonable
shnre of health and vigor-as did also
the fair, though sanguinary, Miss Min
ME, who executed her grand pas as
coolly, aud with as little unconcern, as if
they had been utter strangers. The leg
islature, which is shortly to pass an act
for the punishment of the fathers of GER
tain uncertain fatherless children, should
certainly inflict some penalty, deep aud
dire upon the perpetrators of such an
ccstrul murders
Toward evening the friendly skies
endeavorcd to drape the earth with
mantle Of snow, but, the supply falling,
were obliged to desist from their pious
efforts, and give way to more comprehen-
sive Night, who covered all things under
her soinbre wings, and "Peace reigncd in
Warsaw" A. b. *.
We publish below the rcpOrts of tho
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-08

FALL IF SANTA CLAUs.-At Christ
mas party, assembled under Tie direction
of the Ladies' Sewing Circle, in the new
hall at Greene, Il. l., on Friday evening
last, an accident happened which endan-
gercd the lives of many. About 10
O'Clock just as Santa Claus, in full cos
tune, entered the hall on his beuefcent
errand, the fuoT gave way without warn
ing, ami the party were precipitnt ID up"n
the floor below, with So much turce rs to
carry that down. also. and crushed hu-
manity and broken ilonr thinkers were
tumb!ed III one promIocuons heap into
the cellar. Nearly half AN hour elapsed
before all could be cx;ricstcd Then.
wonderful to relate. it Wa found that 10
one "as killed that probably not nor,
than three ar four had received fractures
nt thor limbs, aaI that not more than
twenty five had suffered very serious in
jury from the terrible crash. IL seems
almost niitracII that fSe-H;!Tf- -IoZcu Kc=
roscne lamps re iIatn.lcSsiy cxtin;;tI;aa-
ed in .ic crash and that III. stove, filed
with glowing anthracit... was so near the
chimney that it did not fall If .hc
burning Goals had goue down upon that
struggling Enss in the cellar, the result
might have beo" appalling.
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pIoWs.

The diiIerDt patterns of Plows in use
among US, first received our attention,
and we give it as our opinion that many
of the implements, to which we have
been accustomed in the past, must give
way to later inventions, more suited to
the improved system of farming, which
is being so generally adopted.
We believe that most of the plows
made by our County Smiths, require
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NYHAYEys on sTOE,ES.

STEA1Eys Oh STOLEN.
- From The Stables of w. =. J. Sistrunk
the night or the ith inst, one Sorrel
HORSE. OF an ordinary size, has marks on
his back from tho Saddle. and stands very
straight on his left fore foot Any informa-
ton leading TO the recovery of said Horse
will hc thankfully received hy
G. l.. S. SISTRUNK,
ST Matthews, S. c.
F. o. SISTRUNK, Esq,
Jan S-tf Orangeburg, s. g.
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Notice of Dismissal.

NIoTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN the Sd day OF February, 1870. We will
file our Pjenl reiurn rs Aiministr, ors Of the
Estate of W. y. Inpbnei, deceased, and ask
for Letters of Dismissal therefrom.
A. j. HAIGLER, ,a,,in;.,.
IL. ": KENNSRLY, "'s''a!S'
japS q
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Executors $ Sale.

Ry permission of the Hon. Judge OF Pro-
bate for Orangeburg County, will offer at
public outcry, at the late residence of j. X,
+. Dan:zler. deceased, OH Saturday, Februa-
ry 9TH, 1870.
Two hundred and Gfy-Gvc acres of land.
Terms cash.
V. NJ. SMITH.
Executor Last Will and Testament Of J. II.
F. Dlnztlcr.
jan If
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An Old l.rmcr, fifty seven years old.
beat Weston in a walking match ut Du-
hoque, Iowa, the other day.
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NOTICE

To administrators, Executors.
Guardians, Committees
and Trustees.
PROBATE OFFICE,
DEcENBER %, 1899.
YOU ARE HEREBY N0TIFILD THAT
your return must be made to this Office dn-s
ring the NJ snths of JANUARY and PEBRU-
AIRY. Administrators and Executors win
please make their Returns in January--tho.
others in February, 1870. ,- g.
THAD. C. ANDREWS,
Judge Of Probate.
T.. S.-Adninistrators, Sc, must make pn,
their own Returns or get tneir Attorneys
to do it for them, The Judge of Probate has,
not the time to spare for such purposes.
jan Il
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REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON AGRIcUI.-
TURAL IMPLEMENTS.

Mr.. President ond Gentlemen Of tie
Society:-Your Committee on Agricultu-
raj Implements beg leave to make the
following Report, which must, necessarily
be imperfect, as theSsubjcct is incxhaus-
tible, and our cxpcreno limited. We
believe, however, that the main object
of the Report will be accomplished, if
ne succeed in creating renewed interest
in most important matter, and exciting
a discussion, which must be of benefit to
us ALL
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.-Ts3a E.nszersigsss eli
Offers his scrViA"s ~. SURVIVOR. Ia
the Citizens OF Gr',rE- burg Comfy. York
done promptly an,l ut fcasonahl" rites.
i'm S-.:,s 4. F.-BAETON.
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We publish below the reports of the
Committees of the orangeburg Agricul-
raj Society. The subject matter will be
read with interest by our readers.
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E13NAE NOTICE. -AH Per-
sons indebted to the Estate of DR.. g.
VI. Barnett. deceased. are required to make
payment Immediately 10 the undersigned
And nll persons having claims against said
Estate will present the same properly Mt
tested. on or befoee The LIST day of March,
1870, or they win be deharred payment
ELIZABETH B. BARNETT.
jan S-St* Qualified Administrative.
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Just Received at
DIR. OLEyET3OS,

E,uESI' uaEDt..S sEf.us-SUGn An
Il Onion Sc's. Cabbage, Turnips. Eal.iieh,
Beet Beans. carro,, Celery. coilaris. Corn,
Cucumber. Egg Plant, koIi Rabi, I.rsk, Lot
tmcc. Mustard. 6krn. Parsley. Parsnips, Pep
per. S,.Isry. Qwi.>h Spinach. Ton,a,o. Sc. -
DR.. ol.iV RIOS respectfully calls the ,.i-
iention Of the public 10 hig vSR1HD ani
WELL SELECTED Stock Of MEDICINEss,
whicr he warrants pure end rcliabie.
HIS ious experience in the dispensing and
compoundins Of Medicines warrants him In
saying that NIL these of his own manufacture
are guaranteed pure in every particular.
=. J.a0LIVERoS, NJ. d.,
jan Druggist and Pharmaceusisf. u
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NIP ExrR ACTORS.

Your Committee would like to recon-
mend in this report, an implement for
Extracting Stumps, which arc great
nuisance to our farms, and cause more
loss than most farmers are aware of. We
regret our inability to do this but would
urge that the Society give the matter
serious attention. 1t may be possible
that by n united effort we might rid our
farms of stumps. at small expense to
each member, and thereby remove a
great obstacle tc an improved system of
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ETIWAN GUANOS,
SOLUBLE M An U r. Es,
AND
sULPHURIC ACID,
MANUFACTURED AT CHARLESTON
AND
sULPHURIC ACID,
r TTNDER THE DIRECTION OF N. A. PRATT,

TNDER THE DIRECTION OF N. A PRATT FOK THE
" andS Phosphate eConpan
of
all
is ntbem.s
lin
o.
condition AS make phosphate soluble in thus
The
0
the HATE
xensivc or
now in an market
II two forms s
lPCRE SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE, ocontain
addition reentdf
S4a4 8.
OFFER: ~ il ~ ~ &.
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COTTON PRESSES.

Until the recent Fair at Columbia.
your Committee were convinced thnt no
cotton press in use was superior to the
wooden screw commonly used throughout
the South ; but we there saw press.
known as the "Utlcy Cotton or Hay
Press which we think highly deserving
of attention by our planters, aud which
has many advantages over the wooden
screw.
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Notice Of Dismissal.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN will file my final return with the Hon.
Judge of Probate for 0rangeburg County, on
the 9TH day of February next. and ask for
Letters OF Dismissal rs AdmiEistrator of the
Estate of Elizabeth O'Cain, deceased.
DANIEL L. DRAwDY,
jan S-4t* Administrators.
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HORSE POWERS.

OF Eorso powers We are OF the opini II
that the ind commonly used by the
planters, and well known to ev ry one is
the best for general use.
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nEAPERs AND MOWERS.

of reapers and mowers (or both com
bined) we nave but one in use in
this County, which we learn has given
satisfnction, it is known as the Buck
Eye Reaper and Mower" Few planters
cup afford to own one of these imple-
nents, but neghbors might combine in
the purchase OF one, and be enabled to
harvest small grain or hay, with great
saving OF labor.
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DISSOLVED desire
odnta
for each rcentage ~. y.ssssa
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-09-23
CHE 5flarietta aoarual,
MARIETTA, cEoR ciA.
Friday Morn. Sept. 23, 1870.
FOR THE MARIETTA JOURNAL
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
SEcRETARY's OFEICE,
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 10Th, 1870.


ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 10Th, 1870.
Dear Sir: enclose herewith copy
of card issued by this office acknowl-
edging the receipt of various contribu
tons to tho Museum and Library of the
Society. have mailed this card at the
same moment to every weekly paper in
the State.
Allow me to say place peculiar val
ne on the Weekly Press as medium of
communication between this Office and
the people at their homes and farms off
the thoroughfare. The Daily Press con-
fined in the main in its circulation to the
business men in commerce and finance,
does not go into the interior.
The Weeklies do, and through their
liberality this office seeks and hopes to
have at all times ready communication
with the people. Under this view and
policy-this office would make your pa
per, and all other weeklies, its organ, and
| promise through means of bulletins,
printed as this is by Job Office here,
and sent at once to all the Weeklies, to
furnish them with the best reading mat
ter and general intelligence in Agricul-
ture, which our correspondence and
other materials afford.
1t is with such objects in view that
beg the publication of this card in full,
and the further favor that you will edi-
torialIy call the attention of officers and
members of the County Societies to Mr..
Barnett's resolution on the subject of Sc
Letting Judges for the next Fair, and to
that portion of the card which calls up
on citizens for contributions to the Mu-
scum and Library.
Now, Mr.. Editor, with such sched-
ule for this office as that indicated above,
why should not you call upon members
of the county society to adopt your pa
per as their organ and call upon them as
individuals to subscribe to and support
your paper as the organ both of the
State and County Society. Obviously
to my mind the Weekly papers furnish
the readiest and most valuable means of
intercommunication between the State
and County Societies. Suppose your
county publish weekly statistical and
general matters in Agriculture-these
reports come in through the Weekly
Press to the societies-which well select
extracts make up its bulIetin-embrac-
ing information from all parts of the
State and send to the Weekly Press the
organ both of the State and County So
cietics.
Can't you aid me in inaugurating and
urging this policyY If you please pub
fish this hastily written note, and con-
tinue your weekly issue TO this office
Your paper as well as all others after
lying Fix or ten days in the Reading
Room is transferred and preserved in
the Archives.
Very Respectfully,
DAVID w. LEWIS.