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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-09

New MAIL ROUTE AND New Posi-
OFFICES. "A weekly mail route has heen
established from J.,hnsnn'<, Oh the Z. &.
& A. Railroad. Via Minc Creek. Mount
Willing and B"nknigh''S Ferry to New
berry G. II. The "S!ine Creek" Post
Office will De at the residence of II. H.
Padset,, D~q. The opening Of this mail
route will be Of great convenience to the
people in the section Of country through
which the routc passes: IS they have long
been sadly in wan. o. mail fa:iii:ie>. We
hope to m ie nnnv additions 10 our sub.
ScriJtinn list from the three offices men
TONED in the next two or three month =.
Z igrfieli Advertiser.
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this assembling of the worlds great ambassa-

this assembling of the worlds great ambassa-
dors for immortal truth was deferred.
To Say that 1.-The Infinite Wisdom Or
dared this result, sets at defiance the teachings OF
the gospe! ofpeace forbenrahce aud COED vii.
A ieaiing Amer ican journal sometime since
declared that the country needed Il Lew religion
the hisbe,-law party, too, have called louS
since for y new Gud!
Alas, for the re.isio-social science Of the day:
Il envirous. erye:op> and ewraps itselfioo much
in selishness, ascericsD, materia!i<n, patiSee-
ism. cod Gogmutic theology and li:eleSs lsith.
Men who have not tested the merits OF the old
relIsiou-wno m ~ not have touched the margin
ct it, broad domain and who hiss test to the
utmost siugie one OF it, sublime assurances? -
like bsbbling IDIOTS. are calling for new reli-
giou. No wonder that nsiioLs which profess
aud call tl:em.evcs Christian, like Israel of old.
die in The wilderness. and like the cities OF the
plain, are buried iu Ublivion.-
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fuckers Ferry. S. {.
CHARLESTON, S. G., July, 1911.

CHARLESTON, S. G., July, 1871.
To EDITORS OF NEwBERKT HERALD.
Please ohIige nc by publishing this Clrcu-
lar in your paper:
OFFICE OF DIST. DEPUTY, L W. G. T.
Charleston, S. C., June IS. 1871
Cnou application Of at least ten white Ter
sons above the age Of sixteen years, in good
standing in the community, for Il Charter 10
open Lodge Of the Indepcndcnt Order OF
Good Trmpiars, addressed 10 tie nndcrsign-
ed. and enclosing the Charter fec, eight dol
lars, deputy will at once he instructed 10
institute such Lodge. said Lodge paving the
travelling expenses Of the in>rtutins deputy.
Form Of application for 4 Charter:
We, the undersigned inhabitants Of --,
County Of ---, State OF Sonth Carolina,
believing the independent Order Of Good
TempIirs well calculated to extend the bicss-
ings Of tosal abstinence, and promote the
general welfare of mankind. resprc'fu y Pc
ti'ion to the Right WORTHY Grani Lodge Of
North America, tc grant them Eharier TO
open a new Lodge 10 b. called - Lodge.
of the Independent Order Of Good TenplarS,
10 be located ia -, C0univ uf -----.
State of South Carolina and uader your ju
ri>diclion. We pledge ourselves individually
and collectively to be governed b. the rules
AID usages Of the Order.
a. kALSTROM, D u r. W. G T.,
OF the STATE Of South Carolina
Believing that mo man iyeth to himself" /"
we call upon all good men throughout OUT
beloved State, to assist the Good Tcmp'ars
10 their work Of love snf mercy.
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Nsssvs Enlrogs:-l perceive ,il;, nrm.
Der of coiorei men. hitherto identified with
he Radical party, have announced through
YOUR columns their withdrawal from the
SAME. Their action meets mr hearty ap
pr wal As colored man who has re
ceivej nothing but kindness from the whites
and placing implicit; faith in the professions
OF the Democratic party, desire to state
that while have ever entertained the I've
lieEt hopes for its success the sharp a;tago-
hism unfortunately engendered hy political
strife bet Seen The races has upprratcf in
the past 10 render me neutral at the ballot
box. Bnt in the action OF these MN is
we'll as in the expressions Of oih'rs. 'nany
of the barriers 10 mutual good will harc
heen removed, and in the future shal! feel
free TO sustain with my vote tue Democratic
party in :iie cause o! good government.
JOS GRAY.
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TEE WEATHER. &&-DurIug the latter
psrt of last week the therm 'lneter ranged
from a3 to es, and on Saturday night the
cunuIation Of heat aad dust, and the dryness
Of the atmosphere, were suddenly checked
by splendid and almost general shower of
rain, of two boars and thirty minutes dura-
top, and which made the little creeks but
rcc,Dtly dr. as chcs, or"7, cap .;cir hanks
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The AAEgICS STocK JoUgSAL. offers
larger Premiums and 4 greater variety than
almost any other 10 RIAL Send for Z spec;-
men copy, illustrated show bill, and pres
MUM li>t. address y I. Boyer e Co., Pub
fishers. Parkesburg, Pa.
FREE IMPORTED SEEDs,-hessrs. E. P.
Bower 4 Co., OF Parke>burg, Pa. have i'm
pur'eG three new vari:ieS Of Seed Wheat, Of
which they offer 10 send samples FIRE. TO all
s" Ss,bn,cd W fe"e ,Smp rnr o M poraSe na
ages Of new seeds last spring, re-rlr ri Of
rrt,ieS ro:.e ,,r;:crsai c.:isfac:;n,
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NEssRs. EDIToEs--SIRs: Another game
Of Base Bal was p!aytd this afternoon on
the Base B al ground near the College, be-
tween the second Nine of the White Stock
Jugs OF Co. f'k.," lsh h U. s. Infantry, and
the "Ncwberry Nine" composed Of cirizens
Of this place. Play was called at 439 p d.,
the "Newhery's" Won the TOSS" and Sent
the "Whites" to the Bat, who "lalIi,d" G
runs in tho frs; inning The Newbrrry's
were then disposed Of by getting "whie
washed in the first, second, aud third in>
nings. This thing could not a'wsys last, for
Mr.. Packer arrived on he ground and took the
difficult position of "Piicher' AT the second
inning, and by bis >kiliul pitching >oon the
New bcrrv'> b"gir to pail up on thr;r orpo-
ncn,s cons quen:Iy at the end OF ninth in
ming :hc Whites were only sixteen runs
ahead.
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rS MR. p p TOATES NEW

OFFiCE Nd SALES RnoXs We arc h.pH1 toA..
for ~ our readers that their old acqoaintarcA, hS
r r Toa!e. while coutihrius H.. n,anafsc1oFyet
Doors Sashps. Blinds. etc &, on Horlb-ek'a Hhasf
CharIe-.on. s. C., has opened Handsome eAeo
and extensive ISLES rooms at No. q iiayne $tst,
where they will sud it more convenient tn can d
him when they xisit tile ciiv. ThS Sales Rn1ds
sxtend TO 10 SO rinskue; Street. where tfyts b
auot,lrr entrance. Send and grt new add. IL
terded price list Of latest ETY. l, etc. See sdrss-
ti>Rs1ent. !.
.ju;y Il cS-lm
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NOTICE..

HAVE this day associated with me nv
hrn:'"T MR. 4. J. McCACCERIS. who
vii: from this date take charge OF and con.
'irn- the business nnder the name Of A.. J.
McCACGIlRIN l. co. Our .erma hereaf.
ter viii hr CASH. Ali parties indebted to
NE vii! S,.d ihsir Notes std accorats ia
the hands ct NY orohe. for collec.iap, e.,
K L McC CGHRlN.
august is, ls1i-3I-:f.
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PKoor PusITIrE.-The immense "a ies Of Sing
er'S Srw'.g u cnI"ts Is proof positive of thSer
merit. No t.mily knowing anything al out
them ,7e willing to do WILTON: one. Anything
in IA. va. "t sewing, plain "r ornsmen:al, can
be done VI: them, aud child ,eiti, hat little in
structiun cau run them with facility Tie ma
chiuery is sinpIea not liza lie to bresk or get
out OF order. They have been known 20 keep in
gosi running order tor fifteen years without
need Of repairs. 7nich cannot &c said Of other
machines, Nes:re. Cnick thicS .-s'he agents
AT y. .-.kcI.. e.
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The following is the score OF the game:

Cmpire-Se-:esn Butler oithe W. 5 B. T. Clab.
Scorsr-Mr. 4. F. Du6.
Time otGans-2 hours and 50 MINUTES
NoE Mes>rS Editors this is doing better
than when rhe game WAS played last week.
and am oil the opinion that if ile 'Newbrr-
y were houusni, olganlzed and had a
"Csptsin' duly cit cted in their ''Nine.' and
With little norr practice, they wo9id hoid
their own with almost any CLUB in Scurh
Carolina.
In conclusion, think that the citizens are
centrally taking more interest in this manly
exercise, AS good number Of them turn on;
10 Witness the games, among them may
also be seen few young ladies who ..ppa-
gently enjoy the sport, and this alone Should
be sufficient for the young men .o work en-
erse,ica!ly in keeping az Base Ball Cub in
NerbeTy-
lam gentlemen,
Yours respectfully.
BASE BALL on THE BEAM"
Sewberrv S. C., Auy. !, 1871.
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Let parents make e:cry possible effort
TO have their children 20 to sleep IN 81
pleasant himor. Never scoid or give
lectures, or in any way wound n child
feelings as it goes to he'd. Lrtall hani>h
business aud every worldly care at he'd
time, and let Sleep come to mind at
peace with God and al! the world
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-09

Tue New RAILROAD. The Charleston
News says tv"rge W. Earle, Esq,
chief engineer, ai;h corps ofaSsls,antS,
has commenced the survey Of the route
from CoIunt,ia 10 Augusta for Colonel
Briisers new ruad-the Wilmington,
Columbia aud Augusta Railroad.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-09

4 FAIR CASE RtvEE>ED.-Mrs y.
J. SAVERS. Of Carson, Nevada. arrived a:
Stockton, last night, and Learning that
her husband was staying at hotel
,bc:e with another woman. she went
20 their roots and shot three times with
, rev":*er. iltiic'ins mortal wounds.
Mrs. SAVERS and her h3ah:7: 7r1c -.
re. - -: - nj
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COMM ERCIAL,

NEwBERRT. s. g., Angus 8-Cotlon l6c
NEW YogK, August 81 P u Cotton
dull IN nominal, with sales Of $40 bales, g.
1G;. Cold 12} ~.
CEaRLESroS. Angus T-C,iton dull
nid'I!nS is; receipts Isl bales; sales SO;
stock 1925.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-09

Dom Swift SAYS that al knowledge
bey"..: the merely domestic renders $50
men vain and conceitS'i: that an aducat.
ed s'fe w"a!d learn 10 ds.pise her hus
band.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-09

4 Tirk>hnrg man who ST. spring
gun in his chi..ken h"nse fpund him>' Ii
y ~idpwer few hrurs afrcrward. lie
:avs he sill tell his second wifi: " hen lie
pu,, q run ere again.
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lCE FOR TnE MILLION !
ICE Every Day, Every Day.
RAGS WANTED,

Extra Aducementa Offered!
For every % ibs., besiacs the regular
price. VIII pay s'icc premium r6,sa Csc:
For every 50 lbs q premium worth. SOC.
For every 100 lbs, 5Oc. in silver. or lbs.
Candy.
For every 200 lbs. Rags, one dollar in
gold extra. orr lbs. OF Cundy.
Come al";S ye RAg people, this oFe, on.
:: for one mcn,h.
L. T. MARSHALL.
Az. ., "2-I:
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ARRESTED Noah D Mctts. charged with
the murder Of George Foster White, was last
week arrested and lodged in jail. He con-
fesscd the deed, and stated that the act was
committed because Dir White, prevenred his
(4ett'<.) marriage with Il Young lsdy who
resided with the family. Of deceased. The
unfortunate man was killed on Saturday
night RS he took scat in the porch after
supper.
We learn that Mr +, Pitts has been arrest
cd and is now in Jail, as being accessory to
the murder after The fact
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CLENN'S SPRING,
SPAgTtSECR z

SPAE7assUao, Avg. 81.
DzaE HERALD-It is Our happy p'ivi-
:ege once again 20 send you, and naFncr-
oo- kind readers, greeting from the heal.
:ng waters OF Glenn'S, where tbs sick aS
vel! as the weary worker, come for re-
;-awel Of hsai.h Sni TO restore wasted
e:.s-sies. There arc racre ways than
one CT getting to G!ena's, and this is
happily light, for variety is the spice Of
life. Suppose there wss no choice out
70 rough st across the country? 4? IF
- your correspondent nigh. not have
asd the disposition ID venture 80 far
from hss,s and its cs.tsinties. But there
are other ways and means. We did not
choose sew CT; ro.d thg time, 90:
T1s Ci2cCHsESo!sCs
IFhict takes il A!stoa and Columbia,
S:sh the advantage Of seeing the former
:Sice in the trip, and beside OF stopping
;seTe suf5cien, length OF tirne to see
al the various points Of attraction. This
vcs enhanced, too, bv tbs fear excited
0n:v oae hour before we reached Alston,
::l.S, perhaps. !',stesd Of getting there
o. that occasion, We would be compelled
to :eturn back to Columbia, sor while
j'sg;rs along AZ regulation speed, q very
pleasantly safe 0, c, shen the condition
of the 6. 4 G. road be5 is considered, the
c-y cane from, the
FsoS; OF FIRE,
Th!ea vas discovered Just in the nick
o. sine, otherwise there might have been
:To2o.s 10 the train aud somebody hu7;.
Tins vas sbou; s mics from Aston. and
on and cnae- Z sms!! piece OF trestie
The ood work vas all burned out, and
with the i!ea alone remaining, i: was de-
tsyn,insd not TO cross until something
cas- done. This 7as wise resolve On
>''e pa: Of those in charge, and we would
-. determined likewise. Well, would
- ave TO remain thsre un,i! the down
>~!l game to sacco.. o: 90 hack and tell
.::.e Superintendent in Columbia,
.:.>- OK 7Hs UNION,
Tas: t5s s=aie naughty incendiary, 80,
thcusa::<* se Sc: tirc to Uncle Joseph &
1or6 veoS. hz6 been doing this for the
I'D: ~, x q nP -i.h :-op@ sri
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A CARD.

r. i'a:e this dav associated with. % is
tos;nrSS hr. JOHN 7. PETERSON, and vii,
continue to do bua' css under the name ane
stvie OF a. N. BOWERS / co. Thankful
Tor past sarors ~e solicit continuance Of
the same. A. u, BOWERS,
J. c. WILSON.
August Isl, 1871,
Having associated mveelf in business With
the 6rm Of A. M. BOWERS & CO., ] shsn =:
he p!e"sed Il. r:eet with my old friends .bio
our piac: Of business.
JOHN T. PETEReH HiiSh
Angrs. ist, lS7l-3l-.r. yommodal
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Molasses, Flour, &c.

5 i3hls Choice Y. O. Aolasses.
rs Sacks Liverpool Salt.
Sacks No. | Family Flour.
Sacks No Flour.
! !icrre Sugar Cured Canvassed Uame.
& G seS FRESH Lard in Caddies.
Fresh Neal. Gri-,, &:.
GLASS jars for Preserving Fruits.
Fer Snle Low FOR CASH.
A. } McCAUGHRIN J. co.
Aug. 2, 34-2t.
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THE YEAR OF BArTLEs.-Mr. L. J. Crime
is the agent for the above work-a coTpre-
hcnsir2 history Of the great war between
France and Germany, which embraces a
history of Paris under the Commune, or Red
Rebellion of 1871 a second Reign of Ter
ror, ANARCHY, Murder and Madness" The
work is completed within fraction Of sIx
hundred ocfavo pages, illustrated by over
one hundred fuI-page maps, diagram<, BAT
tie scenes, incidents, portraits, SC. The rost
Of the work in clorh, gilt title, is $3.50 per
copy; leather. gilt title, marhled edge. $500
MI Esine can be found a. A. Harris
Store
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-ATrEMPT TO FlRE We regret to learn
from AR. Thos F. Harmon, that an attempt
WAS made On Friday night last to destroy his
premises hy firing the 6 be end Of his barn.
which building commanded hisre> idencc and
all the outbuIdings He had NOT rlorc than
fifteen minutes returned from Church and
had left his lot about third of that time,
when 9he alarm WAS given. His ahorcr< re-
spoEdrd with ulacrity and saved all bpt the
house in which the fire originated. His loss
Is three hundred dollars. Including eleven
hogs, and more than halt *ear's supply Of
forage, &c.
Mr. II. says this is the second time The ne.
fsrious attempt has bceu made to destroy his
premises.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-09

What. the matter with John7 re sent
u the FLOWING cfusio1 This morning which,
coming either f. nm his fertile brain. or from
the Juices generated ab2ut the organs Of his
diaphragm, oozed out at his fHger tips Sat-
urday night after the riin:
The besr butcher j. Bangle,
His brGf he dom: mansle;
But if you don't pay he may wrangle,
AE;i then you may get in tangle
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the distance, though Oily Zen miles bY
ac'ua; measurement, I"'iy tHe!Fe oy e1'
peTiencc, tie end oi the journey was
reached sooner Than we anticipated, and
considerably ocf re night the hack
etnp'ied !ts freight 1t the door Of the
Hotel where stood the host, MT. Fowler.
ready "i;h
KINDLY Welcome
r, raca;r. nc md hr ~, w,, thor. :.
NOTHING 50 grateful ,o ,hs ,;,.d ,r,y.,,.r
who leaves home aud its endcarne,,s
behind, to be met Mt the threshold where
he expects to donic;;e az p welcome md
shake OF the hand, and the next IN i'm.
por,ancc and satisfaction is ,ba, of b,;no
ushrred ot once TO o,,'s ROM, ona find
inc water towels e,, rs,dy and w,,,.
ING All this we found and more wb;rb
shall De dwe,t on herssf;.r, Tie
.,o-r, ,x, 0..,,.,r.,s
cs,ns. onfi iook m, o, III or .,.. a;a
.,oro.,. o,o rnov vs., ,on - h.,
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xb;,ev,sb ,,ots o,;,e non, ,,s .r;,, :,
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.,r,o.i,;r, ,,,rc - s,, co .ro,,-e,n,
did ,;s e..e- ;,c-.ose .nn,,;.,,
The cet;nx sre rr,,,r -, occrr;sd md
rs,-ss.,t,,;r.s ,o ,.-a Gov,
-, Co.. IL ;.,
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old n,.rr;.s $40, ,,,.;,r ,;-s ,,,...
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RsAs.- Remembering remark once
mada, that We give the best things to the
piss-orown bread and butternilk ,--con-
tairing nitrogen and the phospha,es-'l'"'
which assists in making good teeth, hone
and brain, &c, and reserve the parts
(carhonaceouSi which are grosser, more
n,ateralizins, &c, for Ourselves, reminds us
Of the fact that Hessrs Loveince g. Wherler
have for some time kept bran for sale for
stock. There is 4 very large per ccn;age
Of nutrition for animals in wheat bran
which renders it quite an economical article
Of consumption; or, at least. that bran cx-
cites the secretions and canscs generous
dspe"sa,on of the lac'eal supply.
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with roaring blllows Of water. The drought
which we have endured was Of nearly nine
weeks dursrion; and the drynesS of the a.
mosphere has beer very enervating.
But now we hope the spell is broken, and
for which we are all very thankful. The mer-
chants sreat work du>ting their shelves, and
preparing for the fall trade, and the farmers
will no doubt nj Ike arrangements for great
breadth in root crops, and IN early sowing
of small grain
We woukl be suspected Of creduity did We
mention the moncy-valuc Of the roo: crops
Of tie British farmers; aud relatively we can
make them Of quail value TO us.
There is no computing The benefit cotton
has received from :he pre>enr season"
Let us take heart and hope for the future,
ami prepare bountifuIy for the turnip and
small grain.
The TELEGRAPH.-Wc congratulate all
mankind and ihc antipndes. not forgetting
our friends and neighborS at home, and also
! with the underworld by the crcumventins
line Of electricity. No longer will ~ pent-up
cnntin"nt contract our powers, for the bound
les universe shall be- ours" for Mr. J. d.
Walters, & very courteous ard energetic
young gentleman from Virginia, presides at
the "Morse instrument" 70 tell US of the
Important happenings, hazards and inci>
dents at'road, IN ull the fields of daily life,
acton aud enterprise. We shall know iu>
staner I'll about gold rates, premiums and
discounts, corion pro-pf cts, and the price of
corn and bacon, the rulings on Change, and
the doings Of the rostrum, the forum and
The press, marriages in high life, and the
days dninss in low life, the storms and
| steamers that fly the seas, and the trials and
triumphS that run oyer the earth.
The Office /, at rhe depot. but We learn
t!.ar it viii soon be removed into the heart
Of town.
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Washington & Lee University,
LEXINGTON "a.

The next session of this Institution will
commence on the third THU sday (2Istl OK
Srprc2,hcr. 1871, and con,innc without
inrc.ms<ion until the fourth Thursday il
june, 1872.
The instruction embraces thorough
Glassica!, Literary snd Scientific coursss,
g"'her with the Professional departments
OF Ltw and Engineering.
The entire expenses Tor the session Of
months need not exceed $500 or 1928, ae-
corh"g 10 the price Of Bonrd. Arrange
m,.nts are also made for messing, 6y which
Students may reduce their expenses to $3.50
per session.
For further information address
q. ". C.. LEE, President.
WILLIAM DOLD, Clerk Of Faculty.
a
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XCD HOLES.

fhe effects Of shower the week pre-
vious. and as this was sight which had
not been seen before in FIVE or six weeks.
1t called for an exclamation Of pleasure
As said, barring the Inequalities, and
the thumps and bumps, which makes
the distance. though Oily Zen miles By
actua! measurement, fully twelve by ex-
periencc, tie end Of the journey was
reached sooner than we anticipated, and
considerably ocf re night the hack
emp,ied It's freight ut the door Of the
Hotel, where stood the host, Mr. Fowler.
ready "i:h
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Yours ia haste,


P.S. Chickens abound in these parts
still and ere fat. Man, Of us here would
he glad to see the smiling face Of Cnl. r.
81. VIII he not come? Grips are not
suffering 40 much here az in Newbcrry
and lover down the country. Tke-c are
quite number cf children here and they
make the Usual music delicious. One
more item and an important one. Ru.
NOR says that an hundred dollar hcircsS
dwcl!s here. Aud one other--there has
no, been an insurance agcn, here ,his
season, nor is one expected. As the
hack * moi quite ready veil add s'o'heT
line OF information. and this is that the
Hill leading to the Spring is as dreadfuily
steep rs Of old More anon.
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Lusus NATGRE.--A.dack with .fonr legs,
which was hatcbsd: ,.on-,sfs:i1. Elymph's 5
place, may be seen ct Messrs. Motto & Tar
runt'a drug store