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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-12

Per steamship James Adgcr, from New York.
General ] B Dennis, wife and child, Miss a b
Beckwith, Rev A + Robinson, James Fairgrieve:
C II Gill, James Goldsmith, wife and child. IL
Parker, + Dingce. a Simpson and vile, Isaac
Hoyt, II Hart, J T Eichberg. A Wordell, Jr,
and 4 in steerage.
Per steamer Emile. from Georgetown. &c
DR. A N Forster, ] Ry-a. Seutherner G
Johnson. Il G Howard, Alexander: MRS ;, A!eA- Ne
ander vi ] Lucey, Vim Lucas, Jr. Mrs w NJ llaz.
gard w i Pringle, B II Ward and servant. S S
Fraser, P Allston John LaBruce. Jr. Miss A
Ford, Miss N Ingell, Miss L Ford, Miss Mary
Green and 6 on deck.
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The New York Rice iIarkct.

The Journal Of Commerce Of the 9th inst says:
In domestic the business is limited, and prices
are In the buyers Iavor The holders of lines are
offering their stocks freely, aud find few buyers.
The grucers purchase in small lots as they have
occasion 10 use. We quote lines at 5Aa53sc, and
Small lots Of selected al 654a7Ac.
The World uI The same date says In retail
way, dealers are doing 4 little business, aud man
age TO obtain prclt, full hgures OIL the best goods;
but the Impression Oh The stock Is small, anu
there Is tendency TO an increase Of supplies In
In .rss hands. Large lines Of Carolina could
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-12

The hull anG spars of the Sclr Abigail Haley
from Charleston, ashore at ScitIate, sold al SliG
The sails, anchors and chains were taken tU ByS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-12

hardly be sold above 5slca61zc but on the ioo6ing
lots changing hands the range runs up as.high as
7ca7He for very choice. Foreign dull at 3as1ac'
gold in bond. so
The Times says: There is q limited demand at
RangooH In bond s3aS Q, gold, per 100 lbs: -
The Herald says: Carolina was duh, tne ni ut,
mand being light, and prices were heavy. Smail 1a
sales were made within the range OF ezaosc iof
common to prime
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-12
Wilmington Market.

Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, March 10.-SPIRITS TuRPENT1EE
Sales OF 1T casks at 40c per gallon.
RosIS.-Sales OF only 80 bbls at 81 90 lot
CRupE ETuRPENTINE.-Sales Of about 43 bbs re-
ported at 50 10 for soft, and 81 60 for hard
TAR-Sales of Att bbls at 81 80 per bDl.
CoTToN.-No sales reported.
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Macon Market.

Macon haEhCNs
MACON March -CoTToN.-ReceiptS to-day ~
hoies. sales 5e3: shipped 293. Receipts Tor the
weeS ending this evening, the above included, 800
haIes. sales for the same time 1876; shipments
13Is-showing an increase Of receipts last week
upon those Of the week before OF 40 baes increase
OF sales 5o4.
The leading feature Of the cotton market since
the date OF our last weekly report mas peen ,he
downward tendency OF prices. They nave lailen
Oft during the week just 21a cents q 70. NotMNn-
standing this rapid and heavy decline In prices,
our buyers have manifested from day 10 day
considerable amount OF pluck, and tnere mas oeen
generally good demand at market rates.
The market opened quiet this morning at 1870,
but the usual noon dispatches Knocked OF the =,
ana there was little done until the evening re-
ports from New York were received, Whlcn
brought the glad tidings that for once IN the last
fortnight that market had closed steady IL was re-
sponded to here, and our market closed Steaoy anu
firm this evening ut lSa1SHc for middllngs. ,. Le'
US hope that prices have touched bottom al ,ast,
IEote-1n the following statement we lhcluae
the receipts and shipments OF the two warehouses
in East Macon from the lst September, 1862 70
lst March, 1901
Stock on hand September ], 1862 LIZ
Received Received at ATE East Macon to March /. 24s5
Received previously ................Il,Sa ,Sa4-'4'4ii
Toto, ......... 1880
Shipped to-day. 80
Shipped at East Macon to March l.. 2,olo
Shipped previously. ..'.oo'o4'-'o'o''
s,ocs m hand 1888
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The Charleston Cotton. Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

Tho CHI arleston Cotton. Rice ana NnVai
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
FRIDAY EVENING, March H. 1s7o.)
CoTToN-The advancing rate for gold, with
good inquiry and very limited offerings by factors,
caused a stronger feeling In the market, anu
prices improved during the day about &c y ID.
Sales about 500 bales, say SO ats; ut lS1; Il at
10: at 1917; 16 at 193; at 1sz; SO at 20; 14o at
2ox; los at q; IA at 2l 90 at 2lx; Gallett gin
prepared at 22c p fb. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. y......1ahg2o
- Low middling ng.............--....2o
NiQdllng. ......Zl q
Strict middling ng.................21H@- -,
RICE-There was only limited business doing.
Sales 81 tierces OF clean Carolina, say il tierces
at 6K; 40 at exc g ID. We quote common to fa!r
clean Carolina at 5@53z; good 524@6; common
prime exc p ID.
NAVAL STORES. There were no sales Of impor
tance.
FRE1eurs-To Liverpool, BY steam, engage
ments are making at 1zd p b on uplands and
.1xd on sea islands; by sail, we quote IA p h
on upland cotton, and I'd q b on sea
island cotton. To Havre, by steam, nomi-
nal; by sail, nominal at 1c on uplands
and 1hc on sea islands. Coastwise to
New York, by steam, Nc Q b on uplands
and Nc on sea islands; by sail, &c p fb on up
lands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by sail, Il
@Xc a fb on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam,
Sc p b on uplands; by sail, somewhat nom
inal To Baltimore, by steam, k@kc p b on
uplands; by sail somewhat nominal.
ExcHANeE.-Sterling 60 days bills 2oA921.
DoxESTIC ExcHANGE.-The banks purchase
sight checks ut par, and sell at u premium.
Outside, they purchase at par to u premium,
and sell at H@X premium.
GoLs.-The brokers were buying at 1908,
and selling at IA.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-12
SnRruEAsrERN RAILROAD.

lI2 bales cotton, 10 bushels rice. - cars pNos.
phutcs and lumber live stock, mdse, &C. TO ii
w K RYAN, Reeaer & Davis, Kendall II Dockery,
] E A,iger & co, p p Toale, II Arsnt j u Hug.
gins, Klintworth, Mowry SON. kirkpatrick u
Witte, Graeser 4 Smith. Geo w Williams ~ co.
CaIdwell & Son, Fripp Il May, Frost & Adger,
Walter & e, Claclns & Wittc. NJ Tricst, ID Z
Ebaugh, Railroad Agent and order.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-12
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
EXPORTS.

NEW YoRK-rer schr B N Hawkins-11 bales
upland cotton, 8 bales paper shavings, 1918 bags
cotton seed, IS casks clay, 226 empty barrels,
$500 empty carboys.
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Receipts by Railroad. March IL.

22o bales cotton. G5 bales domestics. car stock.
To Railroad Agent Wardaw N Carcw, ClaciuS &
Witte, " X Rsan, Pelzer Rodgers d CO, & IL Wal
ter Il co, G W Williams & co, Claehorn, Herring
& co, w p bowling & co, Wagner, Stewart CO,
w C. Whlen 4 CO,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-12
ZIP FOR THIS PORT.

Schr Palma, Rankin at New York. March Q.
ship II q Fay, Prescott, ut Baltimore, March
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-12


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feb26 S6mCS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

RANDOLPH ON CLAY.-The cansC
f the duel between Henry Clay
md John Randolph was the fol
lowing insulting language used by
Randolp htoward Clay in tho scs
sion of the Senate in 1925:
This man (mankind | crave your
oarlon,) this worm, (lit;le animals
forgive the insult,) was spit out Of
The womb Of weakness, was raised
to higher life than he was born to
for he was raised to the society OF
blackguards. Some fortune kind
to him, crIcl 70 us-tossed him to
the Sccrctaryship the State. Con
tempt has the property OF stoop
ing. but she stoIs far short of him,
She would die before she would
reach him. IIo dwclls below her
fall. would hate him il | did not
dcspisc him. II is not what he is
but where he is; that puts my
thoughts in action. The alphabet
that writes the name of Thcrsitics
ofblackguards, squallidity, refuses
its letters for him, The mind thai
thinks on what it cannot express
tan scarcely think on him, Anhy
cpcrbolc for 'neanness would be al
eliipsis for Clay.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

PETERS Musical MONTH"; for No
vcmber is about equally divided be-
tween the Lord and King William
by which VIC mean that there is
some finc sacred music and some
excellent German arrangement
This Musical Monthly affords a
cheap means ofseeing well selected
music. For three dollars year
any lady in tho country can secure
a better sciecticn Of fashionable
music than she conld- order at ten
times the cost. The Mcssrs Cog
Gan are the agents. Music IS an
1ounced for Thanksgiving day, in
clndins two nev.Te Denms: Cris-
tan snazic Is also announced, most
" for pablo service. with one or
Two piccos for tho domestic circle.
f6alVesion News
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

God knows what himan keys in
the human soul to touch to draw
out its sweetest and most perfect
harmonics. They may be in the
minor strains ofsadnc>s aud sorrow
they may be in the lofticr notes OF
iov aud gladness. God knows
where the melodies of nature are,
what discipline will call them forth
Some in plaintiff songs must walk
in lowry wales of hiic's weary way
others in lofticr hymns, shall sing
of nothing but joy, as they tread
the mountain tops of life ; but they
all unite without a discord or a jar
as tho ascending anthem of loving
and believing hearts, finds its way
into the chorus Of the redeemed IN
heaven.-[Cass Co No Herald.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

ATff a surfnfnNfa NitWi
rsns rf..f to- f..iaa 4 c.sssrsi
Asau oviients ofroiarnlRr Vial
neu on the part ~ the VieiOFlous
noilhtfu PEOPLE ior their defeated
southern brothers. have read willie
plcamrs the Kind AMI e''mplimcn'
iary bat Justly merlied allusslns %
the late GgRcral Il T. Leo contain,
rl To- the journal Of Commerce aud
other metropolitan papers.
Tho northern prrss does no more
than Justice "a tho memory ~ Nlr.
ginias great hero, tho lameuiol
eommandor-in chief OF tho C0nicl'
crate armies.
But, sir, while justice Is done to
southern dsal, !, is withheld from
The hr'HJ,
Tho brave soldiers who fought
nndur Generals Lee, SIonowqil
. Jackson, A, Sidney J"hn'tnn and
| l.enuilas Polk, aud survive the
many bloody battles of our late nm
nappy civil war, were animated by
, the same cnnscient ons sense oidu
lty which .aolualcl their beloved
chief
We, they are d,nlei tho rlghI' of
I citizenship. aud the Legislative, cN.
ccu'ivc aud judicial departments "i
their States have been nSUrped by
Tho Federal administration, aud
F, Grmcd out 20 It's OIL, and polit'
| ical friends,
Holden, of Nosih Carolina; But
iocl;, Of Georgia. Harrison Rood ol
! Florida; Scott, in South Carolina;
Wmmolh, IN Louisiana; and Davis,
! in Texas, with. all tho State LcglS'
latnrcs under their control, haze cn'
dcavorci TO pcrpctuato their powe'
! by u, ming thoir partisanS, n,imi'
dating tho people, and overriding
the laws; they have made then
mines hywords OF reproach by at
tempting to proclaim and exccnte
martial law upon the people whom
they have oppressed.
lfevery northern Journal would
cry out against this misgovcrnmcni
of tho southern States, perhaps the
people Of tho North would restore
TO General Lees old soldiers, who
fought so long aud bravcly for their
"lost cause" the right Of Political
| selfcontrol.
The restoration OF reciprocal
friendship and cordial good will be-
tween those who conscientionsly
but unspccessfully con;cndcd f'I
State rights, and those who fought
against them, must be earnestly de
sired by every true American. May
not this patriotic desire be gratiti
ed? Are not the, people Of the
South beginning to look upon the
abolition of slavery as u real bless
ing? Would they re. establish it
| ifthey had the power?
1t may be safely affirmed that
nineteen southern men ont OF TWEEN.
Is would TO day vote against the re.
establishment Of negro slavery, and
some declare the late civil war q
blessing in Disguise, because with
it came the removal Of Shat great
incnbus upon the resources and pro
srcss uf the south.
Then, with II view to harmony
| and union, knowing that men can
not love govern mcnt which gives
Them over bound land and foot t.
tho spoilcr, might not tho North
say to the remnant Of Gen. Lee s
war. worn veterans:
"Comc back into the glorious
Union! 1t was our common herit
age from the heroes who establish
I'd our independence. Let us Tor
give and forget the past and vie
with each other in making it for all
time to come the frecst aud best
government in the world!
J. NJ. VI.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19
CLEVELAND, O.. Nov. lat half

CLEvELAND, o.. Nov. lat half
pasL 4 O'Clock this afternoon two
magazines. containing one hundred
and 6ny thousand pounds of nitro
vlyccrine. exploded at Fairpolni
near Paincsyillc, Ohi2. Four por
sons were blown to atoms. Their
names are Pat Srribncr, two Alalones
Father and SOM and Ell Duncan
che buildings on The east side OF
The river were much damaged. The
-l,crls of the explosion was felt i2l
miles.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

Metcorc displays Of very unns
nal brilliancy are following the
esrttquakc at the North. 1t was
preceded and is followed by auro-
.al exhibitions of great beauty. and
extent, and also by talk ofimmense
spots on the sun. Blacliwood' :
theory Of the earthquake is elcctrl
x,al. and we should not be surprised
if'that idea soon became the settled
end general belief.
IGnlyesion News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

HlifsT he mnsi bsaaillal go
most edftirsl works are done in
silews. Tht snow falls nrnn Che
earlh. ani you. hsaf II not The suf
e'inss mp hnf goes DOWNS Ne
say aud yet n never spcaks The
moon hang. above us yoleelcss aud
the stars maruh on from twilight 10
midnight from midnight 10 day
light, and la their grand promenade
they never whisper n WORT the
gra-s bends beneath your feet, aud
never upbrai,ls tho flowers bloom
and set never murmnr, upnn this
principle a smlle becomes eloquent
where a laugh would be harsh a
tear becomes potent whore a sigh
wouldslartloi pressure oflho hand
hll at mcaning-whero words
wonll fail s,ill stillborn, a glance Of
the eye u story too sweet 10 be re-
pealed,-LCass Co, (Mo) Herald
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

An Arkansas paper tells Of a &C
Mus who conceived that monkeys
would. on account Of their nimbie
fnrc-s make splendid cotton pick
crs with a little ffainiug and far
ther calculated that ono good hand
eonld manage abont ten monkeys,
and The expense Of contemplating
he rcdacci 10 = minimum When
he experiment was tried. however,
lie found that instead Of one gooa
Hand being able 10 manage ten
nonkers. it required ab0at ten
good hands 10 one morkey-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

CHARLESTON, S. G., November l.
Ofc al returns show y full Re
nablican Congressional delegation
elected. De Large. q mnlatto beats
Bowen, the present member from
The Charleston District.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

Texas has more than 10000
cattle. and can export annually
100000 becves.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

The forests around Paris are now
entirely destroyed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19
NO NTGHT TRATEL.
Estate or John Kirby, Dec'd.

.4dninisiraf0n pending an ike Disfrief CouTi
q Iauss County, " ne Sials # Te-a'.
NTOTlcE j. hereby given 10 al persons
~ holding Claims against said Esiafc
for money. that fhey must present 81 "
claims 70 me Wsfhih one year from he z4ih
dsy q October, 1870. for allowance, Or
payment Of the sane yin te pnsiionsd
mill TIE claims presented Eitbin said time
xiiarss ny hand. ais 20fs day ofoei0-
Der 4 D.. ITO
A-D. KIRBY.
adninisirrfcr pf The Estate q JDhn
Kirby, deceased
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

Tho census Of Connecticut shows
n nnanlation Of $50. $50.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19
owsEHs or LAND CERTIFlgA gEs
ApTEls


ftnHr UNnREsinGEn hsss have 20 annourre
that BE- viii ioriis i.asi . TilGrairs ~ slY
kIni on thr hest fsrant lsHls 10 D. iauui, iay all
rAiarsrs up a. paIfuiius, ari receive payment Ia
ous'Garh - ii'F laaL 10 vii slf0 guarantee that
thn land ,hsi - inrairl aHi nat nuirs finfhrf a.
taa Lsni on - rrauy hr fiirni, ulilln mnnihs
alter ihs certificates are Hi,rel Ia his hanis, Pay
msnts Ilr 'e'siirs mnsi ~ mslu ~ Ne a. cue
marih ~ tie LAID immfiiaisiy "u ircrllion ~ tho
pairhis.
liz uua,i Nirihsr a1d. that h. l. anl has le-n o.
SENS ilme engaged isnrly In Ibis hniinfss haslug,
, uilhin the asi tNv'sr months, itrairi ser ono
hundrri srriivn-i nnd hs'ins runr 90 q heavy "a
i.nsr Ia pee uriHs ~ nHrissaly irinFmsiiHn iTrn
no Land nlee, aud hoin other snufr-s, ~ a. ~
u0H eligible and desirable nsalons 10 b. h,uud, hs
! i pFrpsrd a. 81 tho hest lnoaiiuus 10 IT, hai,
/ llp u hns prparl 90 loei'e lafge quantities Of
laiitai rrrlinsaies on The hnesi quality ~ wheat
I snawins lanis, ~ short ni'rs
iIe eill hud i'st 'e'rihsai-., pefieci land titles
ani attend Ia any and every way Z" The best in'Vrs
af those who have c,aims on land cor an inlrrest IN
! ghs sa.ne, NeTy r.ufcim'iy.
VI. u. uUlLrOS.
nrFFR'Scrs.
! Samuel '. Mo.eiy aud 7. ] loerrs, f,qs., Jeh'r
son, Marion county, llr. l. Y, Wouall, Ansllni Ma
iorJ u. Thomas aud W, a.. nuekley. Esq NaNWe
"a, T.Nas; W, \. Workman, W. Payne aud W. "
Ealing, E.ls., rarfant, llnpkin. COUNTY, exasi Col
J. q. Mctny, Hon. v. N. nnrarl, pr, J. W, Haynes
Hon, T. G, Garland, nisiroi Jnlse, =. y. c".mers
Esq, g. a, Bower, Esa and ,. X. y. Record Dallas
/ Texas; lion Y. " Dtrnell.
rALLAs, TENAs, October \, lS'e-LV
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

The total number Of stamps for
Distilled spirits last year amounted
10 Sl7. 9G7.001.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

- -I-aIrli.n q ll9Hisisra isp'as-l p
..n,.- q 7i-.ess.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

n;-,.~.1s. r. hss si.ols frF,iadsr,
IA -. 30 IL lea
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19
PRECEs-A Fair Offer.

1.-THE Merchants In your PLACE viii not farnish'
" srrd Tor the Mahlnrs, srnl ~ the isiAn rflrr'
Washer SIS, Extra wflnger SO, nnd Nc viii hr'
ward either CO bath machine, ifsc ~ Heisht' 10
piar-s where no one Il selling; aui 80 snse are Ne
iLey will be liked, that Nc agfer q Feinnd tie nion
cy ifany ono Wishes % return the machines fTeo ol
freight, after mnnth's TRIAL, according 10 dirro'
iiOnr,
No hnshand. father or brother should rElair the
lrudsery OF washing with the hsnds, nny'is" days
ln the YEAR When Il eau be dour better, mora exc
dtioasly with less labor Aid no inlniy 10 the Esr,
ments, hy a DOly Clothes Washer, nnia Vni'er'H'
Wrlngrr.
Sold l., dealers generally, to whom liberal iis'
counts are male, Il. 8 BROWNING,
GesrTal Agent,
20 canriianit Street, Few York.
August 20, iss0-i2if
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19
.Doiy's Washing Machine,

improved siih RaufIl's PATs>r bsrFis Nes'
sHf1ls, Ani the PAFFAE sfsF, .fs ses aslaes!ien
atty far saIsrioT 10 anf AlFaf~ins ~ sAsAiNt
clothes ever taTrn's, and all save their eosi tsiea
a year, b. saving laisnF zid siuti~s,
sanIAsra Tsspls she have 1ss'i ths'A 's'''n a.
follows;
Th4F save ihTss t,auhs afths lztoF ed cost, and
r.1 ~ thsmsrls-. haih in Honsy aA1 tuni snisrni,
Lei ssrig ynaug ialN lsaTn a. ase ihfnl, sod ussFA
married oHe ks,p ,hsHi In hsT h9nss.-gh'a uTieAhs
riealure.
"Aa eNrfl'sni wsshiHs Machine, We have tried
H. The Cioihs. NHinssf q Nry surfTlrr sod
haui all sash izige nuu,hsr ~ Ilseus " . iea
hvnis - Raleigh ~, % kpisfvpal Methodist
'AneT SseT tso iears' eNIeristey Nllh n'iy 10
aIe Assnr,i that Il 10 the Eraio-t help shl eona'
mlssT II time. labor anil money Ne hare !si had VA
tEalnrsl iutl ouT household"
wIlliANsos ssiTn, New Orleans,
~ have hal noiy Washer IN my nmi'y Tor seii'
time u gives entire Satisfaction, and take rlrss
az in commanding u ~ The heal 81 every house
hold" II. ToNEas. Jefferson, Irsas'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

Er1EED III
Dr. .rE1 q Co. 1soaeil. 1zzs5f
F'rs-fror7 I'D ks.alrfierI ctrEists-
so1p BTALL F1rcCIsTs ETElTuHLEE,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-02-02


bis mouth, he began working himself
toward me. worked away from him
as noisclessly as could with every
hair Of my head standlngon end llc
followed me twice round that horrible
coping, making most hideous noises,
and then, being come second time
10 the rod, he got an idea into his
muddled head, that had fallen over
for he never lost a sense of where he
was all through this trying time
Then he tried TO get on his feetj but
at the risk of my own life, | could not
let the poor fellow rush on certain
death without one more effort; and |
cried out for him to sit down, and he
covered down like dog, all tremb-
ling ! suppose it had been put into
his head that | was a dead man speak
ing TO him.
That morning my wife had got a
letter from her sister in Canada, and
as there were parts we could not
make out, had put it in my pocket
intending to get our time-keeper to
read it for me. 1t had a scrap of un-
covered paper at the bottomj and by
another good providence, | happened
to have bit of red lcad-pencil in my
pocket. l wrote on the paper-"Get
us down-Colly's gone mad" this l
shut up in my tobacco box, and was
fortunate enough to drop it just at the
feet of couple of men who were
standing at the engine-house door.
Directly all was hustle to rescue us.
They got the kite up again, and !
watched it mounting slowly-slowly /;
and when the slack twine fell between
Colly and myself, took it in my hand
and could have kissed it. Poor Colly,
with his teeth chatterng, still fancied
/ was a spirit, and ! did all | could to
favor that idea until they got another
cradle up to us. Then having got
him in, l scrambled in myself; and
clutching him fast, ! shouted for them
to lower; and so We we're got down,
he wrestling and fighting with me all
the way.
He was in a madhouse for some
months, and then went to scavenger-
ing, for no could never face any
height again; and i have never had
the same clear head since that ad-
venture.