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hIULE STOLEN.
ADMINISTRATORS Notice for FL
na: n;*r;larma

90 irrrhy :iv" no:icc to aiI wHom i,
mas concern, tha; w;:l make final set
rirmr!t na the Estate oc John l.. Glasgow,
deceased. on tie 2Oti day Of january next,
i'll the Probate rour. for Newhcrry County,
and apply for fnal discharge IS Admins
iH4;ril Q! said estate.
FRANCES L GLASGOW,
Dec. 20, sl-5L AduG.
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CLOSE OF
I8J Z

l have to SQUARE Up
with those I owe BY the 3l$t
Of this month, so those who
OWE ME- MUST PAY by
that time, Orwell you will
sec.
J.. T.. MARSHALL.
Dee ~ :JJ2-lt
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!, : sal, mat every cH!emsi"c advertiser
hrs 10 pay i v"ry large >Ym for experience
before he learns how - invest his money
;G,.iciuu>iv it wcuit. &c Ic;;,r 20 c3i!H>t
lie h">inc>S 20 :. responsible Advertising Z
Agency. like that of Geo. i. Howell X Co.,
40. - i':::l H"w Naw York, and titus gain
ti!,. I.uyiit %: cxpe!!cnc: without cost. Con-
f::r:> .';u I;c made w!il! ;iltIi: IS low rs ill
?,n!,li>i.v!s direct.
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peET1r.-Dr.. Note 4 Ta7ran: have been
exhibiting some handsome articles larcly,
and few Of which are still on hand. For
New Years they will come in nicely. Sep
in reader, and look around; it will do you NJ
ham, and perhaps TO you and some ono else
much good.
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Capc. Pliers card published today an
nvumccs the opening Of the young i;'d!1S
Seminary on "Wednesday, the 3r; ii IaE1aEE,
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-

THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, COUNTY OF NEWBEKHl-COCRT
OF COMMON PLEAS-Albert }. laItl"an'
ger, Plaintiff agtins' Joseph Manner La~'on'
Discriminatory Sumnon>-for money a.
manl -lComplaiut served Ito Joseph Ma
ncr Lswton, Defendant in this action: lou
are hereby summoned and required 70 an
sw"r tho complaint in this action, OF which .
COPY is herewith served upon you, ana 10
serve a copy OF your answer Oh the >mbScrl-
brrs o. their Office, II Ne~berry Court Eouse,
Suuth Carolina, within twenty days after The
service Of This summons on you, exclusive
Of the day Of service.
lfvou iail TO answer this complaint wi:hin
The time aforesaid, the plaintiff will take
Judgment against yOu for the sum OF one
hundred ana six dollars and forty cents. with
interest at tic rate of seven per cent. PER an-
num, from the twenty-ssvenrh day of No
vrrntcr, one thousand eight hundred "nd
scvcnty-Unc. and COSTS.
Dated, 27:h DAY Of November, 1871:
FAIR, POPE 4 POPE,
rlan;iEs Attorneys.
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THIS STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
INA COUNTY OF NEWBERRf-COUEt
OF COMMON PLEAS-!.mes !: L'pse0%no' no.
PI.intif, asaius. Joseph Aaner Law'on' 70
fepdan:-Copy SunmoEs-for money o.
m.nd-(Complai served ITO Josepn ga.
ner Larton, Defendantin this action: lou
arc hereby summoned and required 70 an
svcr tho complaint in this action, OF wn'Sn , "a
eopy is herewith served upon you, an and TO TO
serve copy of your answer on the snoscr'' oaa
bers at Their office, at Newberry Court ilouse,
south Carolina, within twenty days after INC 9
service of this summons on you, exclusive O.
II YOU fail 10 answer this complaint within
thr iimc aforesaid, the plaintiff VIII take
Judgment against you for the sum OF thirteen
hurdred and twenty-five dollars, with inter-
rst at the ra;c Of seven per cent per annum'
from tic ,wcnty-first day Of November, one
thousand eight hundred and sevensT-ohc' anu
costs. z,
patcd, 2lst day Of November, 1871;
FAIR, POPE 4 POPE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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The public arc respectfully invi'"' 20 al
tend the installation ceremonies u A"ii'F
Lodge, Wednesday evening, at Tow" ii''!.
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Hand SeWed Shoes.

Just received supply Of hand
ScwcI Shoes. superior to anything
usually kept in Stores, all warranted
hv NJ. FOOT.
Dec. 20, 81 If.
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House and Lot fer Sale,

! will sell On >alc-;ay in 1anrary mex, a
house and lot in TIE rown Of Helena, the
estate of john Reid, DECEASED. The lot
contains ore and seventeenth arms nicriy
improved and palrd in, good wrll Of water,
&c. JAMES MAFFETT, ESc.
Dec. 20, 5l-2ts
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To the Defendant JOSEPH MANEh "a W :
.;nr Of which the foregoing is I copy. was fled
in nth the once Of the CIeik Of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas. at Newbcrry Court House. ~ me
County ofNrwbcrry, in the State OF south 9ro-
FAIR rUPi: s. POPE.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Ncwbe1ry G. H.. :. G..
18th day Of November, 1871. Nor. q; 4-G,
Columbia rhGuix publish once week Tor SIX
weeks, and send bill TO T., & i.
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MES. NAKI.l Fl IIIUNES.
DEG. ~, SIT"

TIII, STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, COUNTY OF NEW HERHY-COUHT
uE COMMON pLE:AS-Scth Williams
plai;ti;i, against Ju'iln Ann Whitman, John
G. Whitman, Elizabeth +. Whitman. Adcine
\. DANNY and Laurence T.. Dandy her hu>-
band, George ". Whitman. Jnc"b j. Whit
man, Anna c. Whitman, hiIScv Whitman
and john X Gary, Defendants-Cony Sum-
monS-fnr -iCuInpiaint not scrycd.)
To the Defendants, Adciiuc y Dandy and
Laurence Z Dandy: You arc hereby suro-
moued and required to answer the complaint
in this action, which Is fled in the Office Of
the Clerk of Common Pleas, for the said
County, Rad to serve copy Of your Snswel
on the subscribers at their office, Ne*berry
South Carolina, within twenty days after the
service Of this Summons on you, exclusive
Of the day OF such service.
If sou fail 10 answer Ills complaint within
the time aforesaid. the plaintiff in this action
will urpiy To lie Court for the relief demand
e.! in thr complaint, and costs.
Dated, J:h September. ISL
JONES 4 JONES,
Plnhiitf'S Attorneys.
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Sherif's Sale.

BY virtue Of an execution 10 me directed,
l.y :. F,ir:nnn, Trial Justice, will sell on
i&c Fi;,i V n'lay III .Jann,rv next, at New
berry Court House, the following property
20 nit:
Ten Head Cattle aud Five Hundred
Acres of Land,
more or less, bounded hy lands OF J. II.
Srhcr, john Gl.nph. ard others, levied on
as the property Of john 4. G. Crooks, a,
the suit OF J, Il. Subcr.
Terms OF SaIc-Cash.
7. II. PAYSlNGER, 5. y. c.
Dec IS, 50-3t. =
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II tie n.ierlant<: Take notice that fhe
Summons in this action, Of which the fore
Going is copy, WAS file! in the office Of The
Clerk Ct !I. Curt ri Common Pleas. for
Newbarry County, ri Newbcrry Court House,
State of SAnth C.,rn!itia. Il, ores:id, on the
:::i;E. tiar nf September. il the year 1871.
Nl;r, -. IL. O.! D:"rIn'r'r. 1871
JONES x LOEES,
Dee. -. 52-i' pain:tf' : Attorneys.
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yetice for Final Discharge.

Notice Is hereby given that have filed
TX rciron III the t"nrt of Probate for
Nrwhrrrv County, for final discharge as
Excc,i:rix Of the will Of Grcrg" Fca"lr, de-
ceased, and that will apply on the 2I'h
dav Of January now next fnr SAIL dis
rh,rrc. MARGARET FEAGLE.
D,.c " 53-3i* ExccTiriX.
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FANT's SHOW CASE.-A large number OF
presents have already been made, and no
doubt many of them were handsome AMI
costly, and many arc not ouly yet 10 nc
made, but TO he purchased, and rs DR.. FAINT
show case still presents attractions in lhl>
iinc, attention is particularly directed 10 il.
Some beautiful articles can he found there
if callcl ! for soon.
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The attention Of parties IN want "i Fehl-
i directed 10 Mr.. Grccntic!rlS carl else.
where. lIe keeps spIc'i'lid S,"ci-c':rHp.
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Dr.. e. S. JAMES, WHhana, S. &, is pre-
pared to furnish first raic Lumber and HhI"-
glc>. Gee advertisement.
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To the Defendant JOSEPH N:tHE :. ,.;: ,;:A W. "
TON: FAKE notice that tic summons III " slsd
!I":, o. tc C;rTk of the Court Of Com
mon IN me ras s+ at Nyvterry Court Houss in The
|nm.ty Of Ncwbe!ry in the State Of Sonth - E'0-
l;,. a., the 22,h day of November. a; y; lo'l'
"'A: o'' '''- pAiR. POPE 4 POPE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
NcwterIy G.. H.. :. C.:
oo., cvorerr}erl Isl. Nov. o. 4S-st.
Co;nmt;s phG,nix pub !ish once week fUr SIX
veck. and -end bill 10 f.. =. s. Z.
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Parties indebted to Abrams & Mctts, and
also 10 l.. L. Marshall, arc i"viiv'l - settle
forthwith
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MEssRs. LoyELAcE 4 WHEELER keep i
splendid stock Of family groceries ct their
lower store, while al tho upper store is kept
Dry Goods ana FanccS. Any and every
thing which eau he called tpr at either Of
these stores in Their respective lines, will be
found on hand.
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THE STAR 'THoUrE gave one Of their in
imitab!c and bui;On>bur<ting performances
on Monday night, and had 4 good audience.
We noticed few new ''Stars' in the con-
S;cllation. Were pleased also with The hard
some stage aIormm2nt. The stars arc some
pumpkins, and Newbcrry ShoTld 'ilow such
appreciation rs to make them fixed st'1S
tic magnitude Of their appearance mrrIt,
ing i.
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WHERE to Go.-Ify you want 4 watch o!
piece ofJcwelry repaired, or purchase new:
90 to Capt. Syeck'S $, who now occupies Mr
L. S. ba.cy's old stand. Capt. Spec; IS {;
fir>t.cIass workmaa, and attends diligently
to lis business, and can DC relied OF. Ii,
has besides som: nice unkctS suitable t'l
holiday prcscu;S.
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Notes Victoria Tonic l;;ttrrs. arc, beyond
doubt, the best Constitutional EcroYator cv-
cr offered to the public. 1876.
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The B~r"y stock embraces everett ing,
from ;llc plain, substantial Concor" STYLE
TO a l;cht clr:amt trnt';Hg buggy. F1Hr
nasscnrrr vrll;c!r in LARGE variety, including
Brovncls. RnckawavS, phe' ons. Eict"rias
and 4 new STYLE Of luur-srat Buggy. This
stock i all rrc-h from tie factories, is OF
:hc atc<t design, ard, not Least important,
is being sol ! al very low prices.
Dee u. 52-3Fn
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Notes Yictol:s Tonic Gttevs will keep Of,
chillS. 4o u.
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Notes Victoria Tonic Biter< arc used and
prescribed by Physicians as Tie b-s' 4S-Gf.
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Nov. |, 1i-:i-lv.r.n.w. ".
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SCRAPS
An universal waut-want Of money.
Useful tLi"g i'll tic long run-bresth.
Via, grows bigger the more You COIL
trae: It ?-Oebt.
4 c.rtymeu named Fiddle "respecuuIly
dcr;:h,s.' the degree Of D. D., because, as
!.s SAID, i;e really Cid not si.h 10 be Auoau
AZ he Rev Fiddle D. D.
\ Tennessee girl, il order 10 make !
sure thing Of II, allowed Two young nleu TO
Ike ou: lrcm>e TO 'u.rrv her. She
probably h"p, hcr matrimonial books on
tie loUb!r.cntry system.
Suyc "ay 10 tuln prop!e,S heads go lie
to church.
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NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, July 20.
Alta special election held to-day bonds
Of S1O06OO, for the completion Of high
school. were voted almost unanimously.
The Constitutional Convention, in ses.
sion at Lincoln, have fixed the salary Of
the Governor at $4,000; Secretary oil State
and Auditor at $1,000 Treasurer at $2,.
900, and the Attorner General at $S,6OO
AS The salary OF the Governor heretofore
has been but $1,000 per annum, and the
State officers in proportion, the increase
Is supposed to be an inducement to hon.
esty. ne,
The Atcheson & Nebraska railroad Is
completed to Rulo, Nebraska.
Two men, keepers Of a liquor den, at
School Greek, Neb., had q row, In which
BiIl FLYNN shot Rodger Mullen In tho
cheek Mullen was taken TO Lincoln
and died there yesterday. The murderer
has not yet been arrested.
Last accounts from Fort Fetterman rep.
resent Red Cloud and his party as making
ready for the war path, and that he has
already got out his small stealing parties
bringing in stock.
The trial Of Nourse, the leader, who
killed two Of his companions, Is under,
progress at Chayene, with nine men and
three married women as a jury. The
husbands and children of the lady Jurors
made an Intellectual offort to. get the LADY
Jurors released from custody during the
night Of the 18th.
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LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, July 90.

LOUISVILLE, July 20.
Deputy Marshal Wyatt, today, brought
In from Estell county and lodged. In jail
here, nine men charged with completely
In tho recent Ku.Klux affair in Estell.
Last Saturday night four men attacked
the house OF Reuben and Martha Mason,
cOlored, six miles from shelbyville, Reu.
ben escaped, but tho men entered and
whipped Martha severely, and left orders
for both to leave the neighborhOod. Tues.
day night several men went to the same
house and endeavored to set II on fire, but
Reuben shot Mt them and drove them of.
John Myers, Lewis Washburne and VIM.
Keplinger were arrested for the ohense,
examined before a magistrate and dis.
charge. To-day they wero brought be.
fore U. s. Commissioner Beatty Of this
city and held TO bail in $500 each to an.
swer the charge before the Federal Court.
The party Of western agricultural edi-
tors arrived last night and left for the
Mammoth Cave, where they will remain
till Monday. There were seventeen In
the party.
In New Albany yesterday afternoon q
countryman named Baldwin, while labor.
ing under mn attack Of the delirium tre.
mems, drove his team down TO the wharf,
and walking into tho water, deliberately
attempted to drown himself by ducking
his head under. A large crowd gathered
on the wharf, when two policemen res.
cued the crazy man, and took him home.
The Louisville city council tonight
appointed q committee TO act In conjunc.
ton with a committee of citizens, TO
receive and show proper attention to
delegates of the National Associatican|pr
the advancement Of science, which pro.
poses TO visit this section next month,
with the proyiso that the city be al no
expense.
The United States Circuit Court, Judge
Ballard presiding, has been occupied for
month with an important patent case,
which was suit by Jos. B. Cartwright
against John II. Bond for an infringement
on Gathwright's patent, known as the
Morgan side saddle tree Bond was
manufacturing q similar one here under
the name Of the Kentucky side saddle
tree. Judge Ballard decided the case In
favor OF Cartwright, awarding $500
damages against the defendant. The
case Is Of more interest on account that
there are other infringements similarly
offending and important. A suit 10 now
pending In New York concerning n Nor
gan tree.
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ENGLAND.
Proposed Democratic Mass Meeting
in London.

LONDON, July 20.
A meeting of the Democrats will be
held in Hyde Park, Sunday next, the an.
niversary Of the great reform demonstra'
tion of 1869, which was broken up by the
police after fierce conflict, In which
the palngs were broken down, much dam
age done, and many persons hurt.
Madame Parepa Rosa sails in the Scotia
Saturday, the Goth inst, for New York.
The prizes Of the Aimblldon rifle meet
ing have been distributed by the Prlncess
Louise. Several representatives OF the
Canadian volunteers were successful com
petitors, and have received their awards
ut the hands OF Her Royal Highness.
In the House Of Commons this evening
Mr.. Gladstone announced that the Queen
had solved the purchase problem by can.
ceiling the Royal warrant legalizing the
purchase Of commissions In the iLrmy.
He declared that the House Of Lords,
though impugning the Government plan
for It's abolition, had failed TO sustain the
purchase system hence Minister'S had
advised Her Majesty TO take action which
efIeCtually disposed Of the question In &C.
cordance with the manifest will Of the
country. This declarations was received
with vehement cheering in the House,
but Disraeli and the Tory members gen.
erelly were unable to dlssemble their
anger, and bitterly denounced the arbi.
trary coupe of the Government. Mr..
Gladstone was defiant, and challenged
the opposition to move vote Of want Of
confidence. ....--..
Earl Granville, In tho House Of Lords,
announced the determination Of the Min.
istry to defend their policy. II is i'm.
possible ~ depict the scene In
either House on the announcement
of the fate OF the purchase system.
The Lords were deeply affected, but de.
corous In their demonstrations. In the
Commons the astonishment, anger and
uncertainty were concealed. The Tories
were Confounded and theig leaders puz.
zled to suggest what action should be To.
ken at an event which they were hardly
prepared ior. Notwithstanding the oh.
scure iOreshadowings In the Standard yes
terday and to-day, the opinion OF oil Is
that the action Of the Ministry was bold,
or even desperate, and the popular feel.
ing is led to anticipate the far reaching
consequences In Democratic sense.
A passenger express train from Man
chester for London ran Oft tho track TO-
day and several persons were injured
some Of them seriously.
The London Common Council has re-
leced the motion TO give banquet at
Guild Hall to the imperial and royal Vis
ilors now in England.
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EARTHQUAKES.


NEw YoRK, July 90.
The ship Don Quixote from Calcutta
reports June 10th, at 4:20 A. NJ, latitude
2O;9O south, loDgitudei il4:40 west, as hay.
ing experienced o heavy "seR quake"
which caused the ship to tremble violent,
ly. The motion seemed from east 10 west
and lasted some seconds. In about Is
minutes we had another shock, not so
violent MS the first, hut lasted longer, with
q sensation as though the ship was mov-
ing over rough bottom, The wind OF the
time was southea by east and moderate,
For same days before the wind had been
continually shifting. All the day follow
ing the shocks the sea was agitated with
heavy roll from the west and south.
west. There was and had been no wind
sufficient to cause such rough sea,
SEVERE EARTHQUAKE IN MAINE-THE
"DowN.EAsTERs" wAKED UP.
PORTLAND, ME-, July 90.
A distinct shock of an earthquake, last.
ing three or four seconds, was experienc-
ed in this city at one o'clock this morn:
Ing. Persons in the streets felt the ground
tremble beneath their feet, and bu2zing
was heard in tho air The shock passed
from north 10 southeast,
SAco, Me-, July 20.
The citizens of Saco and Blddeford were
pretty well shaken up by an earthquake
at one o'clock this morning. The people
generally were awakened and alarmed,
but no particular damage was done.
BRUNSWICK, Me, July 90.
A severe shock Of earthquake was felt
hero at one o'clock this morning. Per.
sons awake at that hour say 1t was the
most violent shock they ever experienced.
A SMALL SHAKE AT "TnR HUB"
BosToN, July 90.
A shock of earthquake was felt in this
city this morning.
NEW mAMPsHIRE GRANITE OsALLNTED,
PORTSMOUTH, July 90.
A severe shock of earthquake was felt
in this city about one o'clock this morning.
The windows and crockery rattled, beds
shook, the plastering In tho jail Iel and
the night workmen In one OF the brew.
cries ran out very much frightened.
CoNCoRD, July 20.
A very heavy shock of earthquake was
felt here at one o'clock this morning, &C.
companied by a deep, heavy rumbling
noise 1t passed from north 10 south, and
tho church bells rang. Reports from
different parts of the State indicate that
Il was very general.
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The VO yage Of the City Of Ragusa.

The tiny craft, the City of Ragusa, reg.
lstered tonnage one ton seventeen hundred
weight, after having crossed the Atlantic
In thirty.Six days, and having gallantly
braved the perils OF the most tempestuols
weather, has arrived in safety and anchor.
ed In Queenstown harbOr At o'clock,
on Wednesday, the 22d Of May the
City Of Rugusa left New York harbor for
I.iyerpoOl. When the shores Of the Elm
pire State had sunk from view, and open
waters lay around these adventurous navl-
gators, Captain Primorez turned his little
vessel norlhwards, regarding that as the
hest course TO take at this time of year,
and for three days she went in excellent
trim. Her speed was extraordinary, and
on the third day she made 100 miles.
That was her greatest speed during any
One day OF the voyage, but frequently for
portions of days she ram seven knots m
hour, the average speed during the voy.
Age being four and d half knots IN hour.
Bad weather set In of the Banks of New
Ioundand, and for ten days series Of
gales tossed them about In terrific sea.
The gale subsiding the Captain was able
10 set his vessels head to the eastward
ICebcrgs were frequently seen in that
latitude at that time, and q sharp lookout
Ind to be kept. The Ice was avoided,
and the ship continued her course. The
weather remained exceedingly heavy
and there were rare periods Of calm.
A succession oI heavy gales came on
and It wns impossible TO take observations;
the course was taken by dead reckoning
throughout, From the beginning to the
end OF the passage the Captain saw the
sun rise and set only once, and during
the remaininE days the weather was too
thick 10 permit him TO take observations.
During all the trials, Heyter (thc "crcw," "
behaved In q most patient and manly
spirit, never complaining, and the bravery
ofthe two men seemed to be etnulatcd by
the extraordinary endurance Of asplendid
brindled bull terrier, which bore all the
suferings OF the long journey with as
much forlitude as his fellow vOyagers.
On Thursday last the vessel sailed 1870
miles, On Sunday last she was of the
Fastnet and then rs Primorez and his
screw" felt themselves in comparative
safety, they amused themselves with
catching young shark. While following
piece Of beef moose was slipped around
his tsil, and he was pulled on board, His
tail was hung at the bowsprit, where II is
still to be observed. The speed with
which the passage was accomplished Is
not the least extraordinary feature In the
VOYAGE, for the little vessel actually beat
large ships, many of them having taken
thiTty.eight days from New York TO
Queenstown. The little vessel was ex'
pected to leave Cork for Liverpool, yes
Manchester Examiner and Times
,TulV 4.
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Terrible storm.

..sa. Sioux Cry, July 90
ConeCtionville, in this county was Wis.
tied by terrible storm Of wind and hAil
on Tuesday night. The house Of Mr..
Baldwin was blown TO fragments and his
furniture, clothing, etc, blown away;
Fences we're Frustrated, trees wrenChed
up by the roots and all windows on the
north side Of the houses In the track Of
the storm we're broken by the hail The
crops suffered severely. The grain was
blown fight into the ground and many
fields entirely ruined. Several farmers
had commenced harvesting and their cut
grain was scattered like chaii and list be.
yOnd all recovery.