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FIRST CLASS RIVER BOTTOM LAND
In high and healthy part Of The State
FOR SALE

With Flour, Grist and Saw Mills, Cotton Gin
and Thresher. and successful
stand for a Country Store.
WILL be sold for partition, to the highest
frat MONDAY in January, Is7a-if not previ-
GGnoy eoptrseIsa for st p5sAte ssehs well
belonging to tho estate Of the late Mai. II. J.
Dean, containing 1,841 acres.
1t is situated on the great thorough ghfare be-
tween Spartanburg, =. O., and Asheville, N.
miles Northwest Of Greenville and miles
from 6owAnsville.
The place is ono OF the most desirable in the
up:co9ntry. being unsurpassed for health,
and almost unequaled for the quantity and
quality OF its Reid. Bottom to be in healthy
locality, with good mills. bringing an irnne.
dtdte and neue'' failing return for the capita
invested, having 2l0 acres of best Reid-Bot-
tom In one body, within ono fence, In high
state OF cultivation, never having failed even
In seasons Of greatest drought to bring good
crop, while the land is constantly Improving
and the whole woll ditohed and drained.
ii.S0,
100 acres Of best Creek Bottom, fresh and
unceared. The remainder OF The tract is
we'll wooded. in original growth, and no greon
timber has been cut on the place in sixteen
years.
There arc five settlements on the place,
suitable for tenants. and ample materials OF
both wood and stone. are in sight OF the Saw
Mill: The Flour and Grist Mills are well
Bolting Chests. three run Of Mill Stones, and
make as good flour as any made South Of Bal
timore. They have been rebuilt, as well as
tho Saw Mill, within few years, and all have
good run OF custom. The near completion
OF tho Air Line Railroad will add to It's value.
The Mills will be contracted for separately,
tas also tho land, in lots to suit purchasers, J
at private sale.
TEnMs.-Cash is preferred; but if more con.
venient to purchasers, it will be sold for one.
hat cash--one- fourth in ak months, and one.
| fourth In twelve months, with interest from
day Of sale, and bond and mortgage to secure
the payment OF the same. Ifue indisputabie
Persons Wishing to examine the place will
be directed at the Mill to Henry f. King,
Eeq., or VIM. J. Walden, on the place. Any
information desired oan be obtained by apply.
ing personally at spartanburg O. r., to Ed
ward j. Dean, or DR.. O. e. Fleming; or by
MRS. MARY OWEN DEAN,
Nov 2th9 Lock Box 20, Spartanburg, 8. 9.
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State Of South Carolina,-Edgefeld Co.
~ COURT OF GOMAON PLEI9

oCate OF SOutn Car0una--Edgefeld Co.
COURT OF CONAON PLEAS.
D. L. Turner, Judge OF Probate, plaintiff, %.
N. N. Holstein, L. W. Youngblood, adminis-
traitors, ef al. '-si aF0-r
Under the order of the court, in this case.
~ Will sell, on the FIRST MONDAY in
Deoember next, at Edgefield Court House, to
the highest bidder. ct public outcry.
One tract OF LAND, situated In said County.
on the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail-
road oo one mile from Batesyille Depot, eontain.
ing I'M 800 acres; more or less, bounded by lands
blood. and others. on which Wade Holstein,
deceased, resided at the time OF his death,
known as the William n. Norris place.
This place has ine Dwelling. .house, good
Gin house, the necessary oat. buildings and
other good improvements; and is, from ito
favorable location and other advantages, one
OF the most valuable in the County.
TERMs.-Cash sufficient to pay costs and
one: third o. purchase money; balance on q
credit OF one, two. three and four years, pay
rest from date, payable annually on the whole
amount till nj! be paid, secured by bond Of the
purchaser and mortgage Of the premises.
]. II. MCDEVITT,
Nov IL sth5 g. e. o.
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Gar Major, says on old Mexican. vol
|hnteef, had very long feet. and also a
horse that threw every one but the Major.
One evening the Majors servant was out
ON the parade ground with the. horse
and as usual got thrown off, when one Of
the boys spoke mp and said: II know
Why the horse don't throw the Maiorr'
''Whyf" was asked by dozen or more.
.W6ll, yon, see. the Majors got suoh
long feet that the horse thinks he is in
shafts. ."-Ko5ile Reoisker. ~.
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No THANKSGIVING DAY FOB Us.-Ou
this subject the Norfolk Hiryinian spAaka
as follows:
"A correspondent writes ns a civil note
q ask why we object to observing the
aay appointed by his Excellency the
resident as one Of national thapksgsy,
Ing. Had the writer examined &hedcop1
dltion Of affairs in the South with an
Impartial and candid glance, he might
have spared himself the trouble OF hia
question, for our reasons would at once
h4ve been apparent. We Will give him
tne Information for which he ssks, how
ever, and in few words We have no
fancy for thanksgiving day, frst Of all,
because calculated to do away with our
good old fashion OF celebrating Ohrist-
mas as o season Of cheer and holiday ana
tPankfulness for the blessings Of the
closing year. But, in this case, we are
called on to perform an elaborate piece
OF hypooricy, by responding to the cali
OF q Magistrate Who has established
martial law inont. unhappy ,yec ion. .-su1l
who, we believe. standg Ready, on the
least provocation, to treat all the States
OF the South as be- has South Caroline.
We are subject to uncclstitutionslta taxes.
We suffer pains and disabilities for which
there is no warrant in, equity, and are
systematically, oppressed and degraded
For these things we are not thankful;
and to go into q church, under his pro-
clamation, and there give thanks for
wrongs and cruelties, would be to aot O
lie in the sight of Heaven.
Our correspondent, whom We have an
swered without reserve, will probably
think this marrow and sectional view {;
but there is broader one which we sub
nit for his consideration. Let him look
at the question in its national aspect.
The Constitution has been used as 80
much cartridge paper; the rights OF the
States which survived the war have been
absorbed; the bond-holders are paid in
gold, while the people at large receive
greenbacks of fuctuating value; the
protective tariff imposes q prodigious
burden on all the industries of the Re-
public; the ship yards OF the country are
almost deserted, and our commerce has
nearly been swept from the seas;
rings" stockholders, plunderers and
tyrants occupy high places in the land,
and grind the faces OF tho poor. We
are not thankful for thase things, and
we trust none of our people are so poor
of spirit as to say, by implication, oven,
that they are. Last year Gov. Walker
very properly declined to reissue q simi-
lar proclamation, and ne have no doubt
that he'will display the same good taste
now.
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Sale Spartanburg ana Union Railroad

The State Of South Carolin plaintiff. against
tne opartanburg and Union Railroad Com
p9ny and others. creditors, defendants.
! obedience to an order dated 18th day OF
\ November, 1871, passed by the Hon. James
q. ~. Hut!andi Judge ,2t the 4th Circuit, Of the
sell on tho FIRST MoNbAYin Jsnusry' reJ 1s7a S.al
az Unionsi,le. n'the County Of Union, in the
state OF South OGrolinG, before the Court
House door, between the hours of IL o'clock
In the forenoon and O'Clock in the afternoon,
at public ontcry, to the highest bidder. the
whole OF tho iSpARTANBURG AND UNION
ihAILHOAD, including the Road-bed, Right OF
strnoture, lying and situate in tho Counties
OF Fairfield. Union and Spartsnburg;. all the
stock subscribed for in the Spartanburg and
union roadOompBny; the chartered rig hts
and privileges thereof; the railroad spikes,
chairs and equipments, and all the property
owned ny said company, as incident or neces-
aary Tor Its business, on the following terms
&c sTit: Twenty-Five Thousand 1875 O0Ol dol.
lars cash, and the balance in three equal
semi'annual instalmonts, with. interest on
each lnetalment from the day OF sale. to be
secufed by the bond OF the purchaser with a
mortgage OF the ontire property sold. The
purchaser will also be required to pay for all
stamps and papers.
once the twenty-five Thousand ($25, ,OOOj dol.
iare aforesaid in cash, the property hereinbe-
fore advertised will immediatoly be- offered
at the time and place above mentioned, upon
the terms already stated, Tor resale.
800: JAMES NJ. BAXTER.
THOMAS B. JETER,
november %. 1871. i Referees.
NJ The Unionville Times, Fairfield Heroid.
Carolina Spartan and Columbia .Unicn will
copy until day. OF sale and send bills to. Re-
Ierec6. 20 .I.sl .ft,tt Nov %
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ARhEsfs. ANb5 5 'RhnEAsExs,.gMa MSi1c6 our
last iFsus gshs 4oilpwingSRersonsshpEe
been ArrAted4 9e33 Fostaf;sL. Ma8eA-
try.s Major WIN S!WAbsterSand L. 6rPaE.
seur. These gentlemen are now in pri-
son. @. P. Turner, Daniel Anthony
Elias Wall, Esq, Major w.. p. Bishop,
Fieldsp Kimbaib dAais Aexsrab RtheEg
whose e>naraes we do not know, have been
released. Messrs. g. P. Turner and Da-
MEL Anthony after sthree weeks timpri-
sonment, we're carried before the Com
mlasiiHt3fe5f ;n iiHt3Reff for TIE pnEpose qf inEsstiget;
Testimony could be brought against
them-not q. witness or an affidavit.
They were affeated fwithopt an affidavit
having been1 made against them---ws
suppose upon mere suspicion. The fol.
loving is E list of prisoners nov confined
in the Harris building: nj. @. Black
wood, Rev. W. D. Lancaster, r. 8. Cash,
Horton, Il t "n soiSme1 fa a5ors sR55ais Myos9
J. w. Harris. J. B. Tindal., ". P, Lin
der. John Cantrall. Henry Cantrell, VIM.
Ssisy ste3ss ass! ssssiss sssvaa s. sss2n 3s%ss
Simpson. Lewis Henderson, B:IF. WI.
liams. John Chapman, Georges O. Bishop,
D. M. Oantrell. John clement, Calvin
Cook, Philip Robinq. James .jMoAlister,
Q. r. Bishop, A. b. Bishop, T. J. Cash,
Ira Phillips. A. p Clements5L Levi Smith,
Capt. Alison Clary. Mick Bridges. Calvin
Moore. r. W. Mcdowell, a. Q. MoDow-
ell, j. g. Black, Alex. Bridges, John
Moore, Simpson BInders, T.. n. Gentry,
Q. b. Foster. Major Wm. Webster, L. @.
Payseur. Thomas-Po :, nag'.., (, h -
The following named persons are con.
hned in the jail: John Mathis, Columbus
Mathis, Martin Hammett, William Self,
Monroe Scruggs, Andy Cudd. Aaron
Ezeu, Matthew . Burke, Chesterf3eld
ScruRgs,l Albert MaFtiny colored. Simp.
son Kirby, P. l.. Henry, Obediah Rob.
bins. Carolina Spartan. ~,
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'rHi .1sls4RA A..P4[Ip
sss H0reIgh SAnAirs,
~ 1StNOON sDESPATCHES,iooa

49, x0rOI86 ~ nAlYos
,oe1i sliSDON DESPATOHESsioo
a4Sa0s; aIa5sD Ar!cs cs BELGIAN NriIs1s
TRY--nRnRAsH OF THE pRUssIAN ,611t
yt ORs-INCRRAsE OF CHOLERA, 40, 40.
RRUssxIs, November 2S.-Agitation
against the Ministry is unchanged. Pc
Ntions are pouring in from ali parts OF
the country. An Immense mass OF peo.
pie is assembled in front of the Palace
! de 70 Nation. The appearance OF, ehe
multitude is threatening, but etscng
torce OF troops is on the ground, and
although they do not attempt to Nsperse
!, the crowd, they have SO far succeeded in
preventing violence Ito persons or de-
strnction OF property, ~ Cries Of "Re-
signl rssignw are heard Oh every side of
=, the palace 4 The temper OF the, people
10 dangerous and the situation critical,
The Impression is that the Miniatry will
yield. as they did in the case Of DADeok-
! or. and tender their. resignations to the
King. .,04al.
Ress, November 29.-The Pope pro.
tests against all idea Of oompromise with
the rulers of Italy.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
MADRID. Novem Der 29.-Siokles' mar.
riage to Miss Creigh was brilliant af4
fair. They left Madrid Immediately for
liverpool, and will proceed thence by
steamer to New York. 8
BERLIN, November 28.-The Govern
ment is advised that the German sailors
Imprisoned at Rio Janeiro have been re-.
leased. A pacific solution of the trou-
BILE with Brazil is probable. >
y Bismarck is sick. ~
y C0ssrANTINoPLR, November 29.--A
large increase of cholera is reported id
Stambul within tho past few days.
I LONDON, November 29.-The Prince
Of Wales obtains some sleep, but Anx-
iety regarding the result is not rehoted.
BRUssRIs. November 40. The Minis
ters have resigned. The people, paci-
fed by this, dispersed. Order prevails
throughout the city.
?. PARIS. November 29.-The Germans
have commenced fortifying the passes in
the Vosges. oic 7.9..Gert ~
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Young America will surely take the
Grand Duke to its Heart when it knows
that he turned out OF bed at Washington
early on Tuesday morning. and Invested
in o reyiving whiskey cocktail at neigh.
boring restaurant. Alexis thus showed
his complete adaptability to 6 iife OF Re.
publican simplicity. He ought to be-.
come naturalized American.
The State Printer of Indiana proposes
to disgorge some S18. 1000 OF his piokings
and stealings from the State, provided
litigation against him therefor shall
cease. The proposition has been accept
ed by she Governor, Attorney General
and. other high officials. Is not this
oondoniug felony which is calculated
to compromise the character OF the State
itself? Il
There is no lawyer in -Bethel, Conn
Several years ago, ono settled there, but
shortly moved away. He had only one
case, and that was case Of inflamma-
tory rheumatism. = 9
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In the dim light OF turned down gus, a
madly jealous San Francisco husband
administered an awful drubbing to the
stuffed figure Of man, which had been
pnrposely placed under his wife's bed.
His reformation is believed to be tho
rough.
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Desirable Business Sand, at Auction. ,
BY d. @. PEtXnTT1 8 slM.

OE MONDAY MORNINGS December 4, at
hakpast 10 O'Clock, In front of the Court
House in this city, ne win SELL, ,.nlsN
AZ that LOT, with q :wo-story brick Store
and Dwelling, and out.buildings thereon, sit-
uatea on GervaA street, between Richardson
and Assembly streets; the said Lot measuring
frons. on aerveis street. "a feet, moro or loss,
an and running back 2os feet. more or less.
the North by J. 81 Baldwin, on the Rat by
). O. Lyons. on the West by Mrs stratton.
Terms-One-thirdc cash; balance In one and
two years, secured by bond. bearing interest
Of the premises; property to be insured and
policy to be assignedi purchasers 70 psy for
papers and stamps. The above can be treat.
ed for previous to day Of sale Nov 26
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pHs4 Ta9KAEi .sd HbBlA SI)l soon

i9&& Saii& ST. gsssii SjI E
ssaa lily IsaS asSs 81 RSS ssRRld WRith
American oiti4Bs say the, retusn Of
the squadron to,fha labSfki iGIaaptic Is in
accordanoei' WITH the iusaEe 10. have q
t9roe 9onveniehEr 4pt othe protection of
I06p citizens, ah6dl ID usSesste Yfds it Udnur. n
They look upon the regent ;distntbsi'de
at Havana ras ometely ,ol, = liocsl. oisarac.
ter. and as signif3canthofathe HhsElMed
iERsytep J ls ot t9e yplphte .a q sI the
:OnAnnssroH, NovembelnaS.s;Asr,nasvsdL / n
steamshipsp Manhattan,' NewlYork . Fal.
CON, BaltMora.I,' = .HI'tas 10 sas3 aa4
wt.,,..ls."NIGHT DEsPATdjHEiSsi.,Ii,ss e.. c
WAsHNaToN,s November : '29.--4Dhe
Court of Claims resumes it's sessions
Monday The. depsrt II rttm!!eEta t!!! VIII SlSse
-Risings ,baromeiSr,Ywith
partially cloudy and PLEASANT weath>r; ID
probable for. Thurstlay over, tie Lakes
and. the Atlantic coast; the. &ilds in.
creasing to brisk Northwest in. New,
England. but diminishing and Yeering to.
the North from the lower lakes to North
Carolina. Easterly winds. with thpaatar-.
ang Sensne.; Tue aaif state. andwith
cioaey caoae Measnerion @ gnS south. Atlantic
Naby.aE SIdas IS Fri 1nSS gy1ho Kk4aes and
ovar thnso WIZ PROBABLY sftena eastward
Snel; MI tmos1 PINES tEs SsESi29aSE JF}gpata
Rochester, Norfolk and New York, and
Sss posfSn9 5Gafap tes @ HSastPn Pa ana
Pu1r..npTnyr,. :Nou.L oo =
en. ~ =. On m;. aTH9oimtionaae$ % n0Wdtth
6a. 6s ea BEEN yaa5esss n5essdFsr M"r0ns property
Nrw, Vop.S 49, - ,iAs 49, } (onnoAAHYII M .
:, I've MsM. aoaR. NoYember 29.-lt ds ru-.
BaSS ss snaDS%ng Ssss,g usee9 ssa ssav'nge g
b;iities a r 8171oN GE esS assets ~ 4o!' aao; liza
r..ec d.. SssfyEg w ..lyFLN0 !,
,a,as.n nas,neSS waf Do ent'rely suspended tor
I1.o~, R!. ,u,.'s'.,, ~ ,,,s ,L.,stn nn ~ ~, :;
tlarn,Nnsata. . am no a.o.1 MVven4er. G .azS.(Ine
VIZ uionne.eS 8as nLtSen az n9op. YES,
mort % in Nnk
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. Ever since the execution of the muir.
derers OF the Park family by the Ku
Klux, we have waited and waited for the
President to declare martial law in CLARK
County, Indiana. We. are inclined to
think now that, If the people over there
want any martial law declared or any
writ of habeds corpus suspended, they
will have to do their hanging on this side
of the Ohio o.-LouispiNs Courier Journal
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. Ds.kaess Red Estate at As.etten.

5Desad6se Red Estats at Auction. ~
D.C@PEIX0TT0 & SON, Ancdoneors.
On the FIRsTs MONDAY In Dscember. In
L trGnt ot the CsYst House in this city, will
Z That very shsiSis BUILDING LOT, on
hichardson street. directly South and adjoin-
the site, OF Ntckerson Hotel, oontsininR
nt2.two feet six inches, moteIor less, on
mere mere or iess; rear measurement AftyrsiF, feet.
Terms eash., Purchasers to pay me for
papers "a ana stamps. j. W. PARKER.
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We are in danger next year of more
light than we want. Mauloi- -AIoham-
med-Salimuz- -Yaman, the famous astro.
nomer of Rampur, whose deductions
have generally turned out right, has
foretold that in the coming year blaze
Of light resembling shooting star, the
like of which no mortal has yet seen,
will be visible in the sky. ''It will daz-
zle the eyes of the people of particular
places with lustre, and after remaining
for twenty-four minutes, will vanish.
The direction in which it will make its
appearance will be the North Pole, and
accordingly the people OF Northern
countries will see it distinctly. The
effect of this meteor will be that the ex-
tent of the globe over which It's light
will fall, will be visited by famine during
the year, and large number of the peo-
pie inhabiting it will be destroyed, while
vegetation will also be scanty." With
such consequences to ensue, we trust
sincerely that we may miss this grand
sight and remain in secure twilight.
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Prepare for Thanksgiving.
State of South Carolina Co.

IN COMMON PLEAS.
E1 parte W. H. Wnitlook. Petition to enforce
Mechanics Lien.
En- pdrte Jerry Ev.ns. Petition to enforce
Mecht MICS Lien.
pY order OF this Court. passed in the above
ID etatad cases. James W. Hayward, for
whom tho buildings described in the said pc
.itions were erected. and on which William Fl.
Whitlock and Jerry Evans hold mechan
liens. is required to answer said petitions, on
or before the next term OF this Court.
W. Hayward, are required also to take notice
hereof. and to establish their claims. il any,
against said building, or tho same will be
barred. THOS. II. LAKE, G. O. P. N. @.
Nov1 tho
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Bacon, Lard. Fysh. &n.
BY JACOB LEVIN.

BY JACOB LEVIN.
friday MORNING, at 10
O'clock I Will sell st my store. without re-
sMoRED BACON SIDES, So
Smoked Shoulders, ~ :"
Smoked gugar. r.cuied Strips.
Smoked Breakfast Bacon,
Canvassed Hams, y tii76
Dry Salted Sides, sti'h ~
Kits Msckerel, .I'..'r.f'i Z ~
Pals Leaf Lard, Ht7
Boxes Tomatoes, boxes Candy. 'f.i'A
South Carolina made Brooms, 80
Soda Crackers, TO-, DO. Nov 30
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State of South Carolina-.Fairfeld Go.

State Of South Carolina--Fairfield Co.
The State OF South Carolina, plaintiff, ps. the
Bpartanburg and Union Railroad Company.
and others. creditors.-Order for Sale, &c.
ID stated case, all the creditors of the
spartanburg and Union Railroad Company
are required to prove and establish their de-
az Special Referees, at the law Office OF James
d. Kion, Eeq., in Winnsboro. y. O., OIL the
26th, 27th, 28th, 29th and 30th days Of Decem-
ber, A. D. 1871. and on the Esd, Gath, 25th,
26th. 9th and 28th days OF January. A. d.
| 1872, JAMES NJ. BAXTER,
THOMAS B. JETER,
| Nov 26 Special Referees.
Times, the Carolina spartan and tho Colum-
bia Union will publish till 1st OF February,
1872. and send bills to the Olerk OF the COURT,
Winnsboro.
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.5,i BY JACOB LEVIN.
ON TOMORROW (Fridsy) MORNING. at 10
- O'Clock; will sell at my Store,
Ageuetsl variety Of ofHOUSEHOLD EURNl-
TUBE 1moug which are Ohairs. Tables. Bed
stsads, 6ide.board, Crib, Piano, sAmd-drons,
OFockery, Coz 10. 81. pllnL M IL g Nov 80 :
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A snnEwD swnDnu ny A WoMAN. "A
Mrs. B, described as moving in the
."hest circles of San francisco, was
lately informed by letter that beauti-
ful and accomplished niece Of an init
mate friend was about to make her q
visit. Glad to welcome nm Eastern
belle, Mrs. b determined to omit
nothing that could render her guests
stay pleasant. In due time, Georgia
Manderville arrived, and her beauty.
her rare accomplishments, and above all,
her lnxuriant tresses. became at once the
theme OF conversation among the San
Francisco bachelors The story is easily
guessed. She came, she saw, she con-
qucred. A wealthy broker offered the
fascinating niece his hand and heart,
and, being fortunate in his suit, pressed
for an immediate marriage. Mrs. B
rejoiced, and to her rejoicing. came the
anxious niece. What should she do for
a trousseau? She had written to her
banker, but it took time to receive
money. OF course, Mrs. b was
only glad to advance the necessary
30, 900, and magnificent array of laces
and other goods was at Georgia 5 disposal.
Meantime, having told her predicament
to her betrothed, he, too, had handed his
check for q like amount to his enslaver
as they say on the STAGE Exit Georgia.
enter police" A trunk of cast-off cloth
ing and o profusion of golden hair was
all that the fictitious niece but clever
swlndler had left behind her.
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RENEWED OUrRAaEs, ON tOHrNA NILS.
sIoNARIEs.-ShRpghai mail dates are to
October 11th. A correspondent Of the
North China Afaii writes as follows from
Foochow: ai 90 y taut,ia ,s.i,A slAi Z
"a great row has taken plaoslup. .coun-
try, about fifty miles from ,tbis place.
Four chapels have either been burned or
destroyed, and O missionary named Ma
hood nearly killed. Over 5000 Chinese
surrounded the chapels, and they were
time: Two 6tss Saspsis sIYi bei9nssd eR1Ss e e
the American mission, and tho other two
to the Enslish However, as.the British
anu United States Copsuls have promptly
taken the matter in hand, It ID TO be
hoped .hst some o: the rioters will be
brought .t'!'p' to speedy =. ppnjishmentt'h pj g entthn Y,
A STEADY PRINTER. entertain
ment was given in New York last Mon
day, by some of the printers in that city,
to the venerable Joseph Bradley, who
has just completed bis, ninety ,sixth, year,
add iEthe oldest printer In thel untted
States. He still works at the case, and
for correctness and speed can put to
blush many who are scores Of years his
junior.
The Griffin (Ga.) Star has the follow
ing: Old man Smith, of Butts, who
Ess MarsS Il. saos%eas sssa a;s1l
scribe for the relief of the Chicago peo.
pie. He subscribed q hundred bundles
Of fodder to the COZ that kicked over the
kerosene lamp that burned this modern
Sodom. ts ' y = q
Married people should etudy eash
others weak points, as skaters look, ont
for the weak parts of the ice, in order tc
keep off them. '5 4a's