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The New York herald., 1871-10-22
s. N q L a N D.
The Chicago Relief List and Alabama Claims
Arbitration Rules.
Trade Strike Riot at Lincoln-Confiict Between
the Workmen and Police-Attack on the
Dwellings Of the Masters
The Cotton Supply.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Oct. q, 1871
The Chicago relief fund subscription lists remain
open ana contributions are still being solicited.
Up TO last night the Mansion House fund amounted
to $IS0,OOO.
To the same time Birmingham had sent $4,000
and Glasgow $4,000.
A list for the reception OF contributions has been
opened at Uardin, Wales.
PUBLIC SYMPATHY UNABATED.
The newspapers CT the United Kingdom publish
columns OF details OF the fire from the New York
papers received by the steamers The deepest
interest and sympathy are everywhere evinced as
the history OF the great nre becomes more fully
Known. The London Times and other leading
Journals this morning urge further lberallty and
continued subscriptions for the relief Of the sur
Ierers"
ALABAMA CLAIMS PRESENTATION.
Mr.. Henry Howard, the Agent OF the British gov
ernment at Washington In the matter OF the re-
cepr0n or claims Of British subjects upon the United
States IN the Alabama case, has been instructed
mot to present any Of those claims until the
Claimant has fled at the office OF the Commissioners
appointed under the treaty OF Washington the for
Ma statement of the claim required by the first or
xhe rules adopted by the Commission"
TRADE STRIKE RIOTS AND SERIOUS COLLISIONS.
The trade and labor time and wages question agta
tion led to serious disturbance at Lincoln this
morning. originating with the men who are on
strike.
The rioters were aracKed by the police, but the
latter not in suicent force to quell the out
break and were driven or after which the strikers
attacked the houses Of the master workmen and did
considerable damage
THE COTTON SUPPLY.
The ship Pocohontas has arrived AT Liverpool
From New Orleans with 2,75s bales OF cotton.
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.

OCTOBER 90.
1870-A sorte from Fort du Mont valerien was 70
pulsed by the Germans
1777-BatLle OF Fort Mercer: Hesaans defeated by
the Americans, and their commander, Count
DOnOp, killed.
l605-Edict of Nantes revoked by Louis XIV
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LARGE FIRE IN CAMERON, MO.

CARERON, Oct. 81, 1871.
destructive fire last night destroyed largo
number OF business housez and residences. The
nre commenced the livery stable OF Walt Matthe8
and destroyed property to the ualue OF $l32 900.
The post office ana American Hotel are among the
buildings burned. Insurance $32 500, OF which tho
Underwriters OF New York had $500, and tho
4Etna 81, 600. The balance was insured IN Missouri
companies. The fire Is supposed to have been Tho
work of an incendlary.
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1tlteaAm TO THE NEW YORK HeaALa.

BUCHAREST, Oct IL 1871.
The Rouman,an government has handed to the
representatives Of the "Financiai Protection Com.
mittee" declaration consenting to the commlttee's
proposed mode OF settling the difficulties In connec.
tton with the bonds guaranteed by the government
Tor the Strousberg Railway scheme.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

The Naval Difficulty with spain-Consular indig-
nation The Crops and Rate of Fxchanye.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
PORT AU PRINCE, Oct. 10.
Nita II wyAxsA fsrt OF 1871

Via HAVANA, oct 81 1S1lJ
1he commander OF Spanish man-of-war having
demanded the delivery up OF the 1lihustcriug
steamer Hornet the Hayuen government refused to
comply with the demand, whereupon the Spanish
Consul hauled down hls consular nag ana went on
board the man-of-war, which at once started ior
Havana for Instructions.
The President mas arrived at Aux Cages on his
tour through the republic.
the rainy season has interrupted the delivery OF
she coffee crop.
0OAd lgQ Tor \
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Lieutenant Commander Wood has been detacho6
from the Naval Station at League Island and or
dered to the receiving ship Vermont Lieutenant
Reisinger from the severn and ordered to the Run-
merry practice ship CONSULTATIONS; Lieutenant Bur-
well from the receiving ship Vermont and 0rderod
the Severn.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. q, 1871.
vigorous effort will be made to bring about
reduction In the ireignts on the Union and Central
Pacific Railroads. Having failed to accomplish any
thing with the directors the field OF operations Will
be transferred TO Congress, when the management
OF the roads will be thoroughly ventilated. Utah's
The New York herald., 1871-10-22
KINGSTON, Oct 20, l

KINGSTON, Oct. 20, I
Via HAVANA, Oct. 81, 1871.
the Governor Of Jamaica has commuted the SEN
Srence OF death pronounced against the negro canni
bal who lately killed and sucked the blood OF little
boy on the Gibraltar estate to Imprisonment for
life.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

PARIS, Oct 81, 1871.
A despatch from Metz reports that serious troubles
have arisen between the North ana South German
eoldiery In garrison there, and that several encoun
Een ana pugilistic Arrays have occurred between
members Of the Bavarian and Prussan regiments.
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A Splendid Test.

"Four hundred and twenty-five miles OF steel rails tso
versed In hours fifty five minutes by engine
Chicago" This the laconic bulletin which electrified
the country last Thursday morning. and proved that th0
great Broad Gauge Erie Railway is in magnificent runn.ne
condition end to The travel this V
immense. Express trains Chambers daily at
and II A. NJ $50 r. M and wenty third street Hftcca
earlier. Excursion tickets New York Mia
CARA Falls and $ls. Drawing room coaches %
each way. Ticket 24l. 5 and 957 Broadway
and Chambers and Twenty street depotsl -
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to pick up the Livonia and sailed faster and pointed
better than She and this incident was received win
cheers. as her plucky owner could be seen on deck
taking stock OF his antagonist for future occasions
AT 2:S0H the Livonia set her jib-headed topsaii,
at s:ol,s went ABOUT and Stood FOR home-a pru-
dent act. rs the breeze was very fresh. and acci-
dents WIN happen. The Dauntless and Dreadnanght
also did the same wise thing The Livonia stood ON
tne insnore tack long while, ana thougn sue
was sailing well 1t was apparent she was
saisn ne at ss sappno stage again went
about, standing on the tack just ten minutes when
II was apparent that she mad iuy sighted the marx
boat and was working IN good position 10 turn II.
The Livonia stood or shore at an. 5lm 3os. and at
this time there were five miles between the racers.
marKbOat and, tacking judIclousiy, turned it from
the west admirably, while her antagonist on the
port tack went around from the eastward.
TURNING THE MARKBoAT.
s.pDAo ......... ~ q Is Lvoui.......a 4 si
IL will thus be seen that in the working to wind
ng, had beaten the LivOnia nearly twenty six mn
ute6, and now h0meward 1t was a free sheet, and
no sooner Sa . around the markboat was the sappno
q fast steamer to eaten her, as the Ma
genta could not hold her own for . while. The
had not vcered point The same English gentle
man, who had previously referred to the race an
members Of the committee, then in a throng ex,
changing congratulations on the success Of their
favorte. and said IN the most serious OF all tones-
vessel IN the w0rld;' and the committee
thought so too. The day was now fast passing away
and really the spend0r OF the Sapph0s sailing was
the only incident OF interest. The seth Low had
turned TO be in time at the Lightship to note the
advanced racers arrival. and for that there
was not long waiting, as the Sappho
kept dashing along and for miles 1t was
.. race rather with the fast steamboat
Magenta than with the Livonia being
neck and neck contest with the two up to
the Lghtshlp. In time to see the cheerful faces
on the Sappho's deck, TO wonder at her beautiful
m all m Sna
passed the imaginary line amid the screams OF
whistles and the cheers OF the spectators. Standing
on and or the LightshIp for awhile the SapphO
lowered her fOresa and awaited the arrival OF the
Enchantress, which. by the way did not 60 TO the
old anchorage on Stapeton, s. l. II was quite dark
when the LiyOnia reached the Lightsnip as she
was over thirty three minutes astern OF her COM
petltOr and In distance five miles more, and none
OF the excursion vessels having remained the CON-
mittee boat was alone left to do her honor. The
following Is the complete table OF tlme:-
ofI I,r;p T;6s Rnr. ei T'D,
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Delicate Hair Dressing.-Ghcvalier,s Life
FOR THE HAIR imparts life ana Increased uutr-
to hair restores hair to its youthful Strength
beauty; stops Its falling out at once
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

Dress Goods. Black Silks and Fancy Silka,
Just received. FURS, SHAWLS and CLOAKS In greas
variety, at LORD a TAYLOR'S,
Broadway and Twentieth street,
Grand Chrystie streets.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

Furniture and Carpets at Very Low PrieoS
for cash. payments taken by easy ns.amenis at b. ~
COwP ERTHWAlT'S, 155 Chatham street. New Yorx.
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large assortment Of styles at greatly reduced psicea
WILLIAM n. LEE,
1893 Fulton street and 277 Canal street, New York
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

Bachelors Hair Dv~-rh~ Besf In tho
world the only perfect dye Harmless, RELIABLE
Al all drugrsa
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

Bartlett Needle Works, Sales Depot 560
Broadway; Needles for all machines Gill Pins 4c..
nEdaG
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

A.-F0r n stylish and Elegant Hat, NJ
popular prices DOUGAN l03 Nassau ef
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

Drs. M. Levett & Son, Dentisfs, having ro-
turned from Europe have resumed practice their
Dental Rooms No 20 East Fifteenth door
Tilanys,
The New York herald., 1871-10-22
GERMANY.

French Report Of Military Disunion and Riot in
Metz.
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ROUMANIA.

ahe Government Railway Bonds Difficulty Ad-
jus.ed.
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Long Winter EveWiNGs.-S2O Billiard Table.
Full size and balls; quick rubber cushons NAGrsW
tree ABBOT NICHOLS. 20 Liberty sireeI Ne~ York
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

AnGelps Turkish Baths,
Lexington avenue, of Twenty-nfth cnsfe
4ntly, night Ladies' Turkish Eectru
Baths day aud evening
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

A.-A.-A.-ROebuck's Weather strips, 58
Futon street best reliable and always the cheapest
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

Drunk ~nnoss or Opium Habit Cured by Dr.
BEERS 07 Fourth Call send stamp Tor evidences
The New York herald., 1871-10-22
HcImbold's Extract Buchu.
HELMBoLp,s EXTkAcr BuCHl

No medical preparation has gained 50 high reputstisa
among leading physicians 10
iinary curative properties. AS HELMBOLD'S BUCHU.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22
r r A N 9 e.
H. Gambetta's Opinion CT the Electoral Defeat
Of the Republicans

The Treaties with Germany Ratified and Ex-
changed,
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

Linens, White Goods, Lace and Embroides-
les At low prices Upholstery Department repee With every
requisite LORD TAYLOR,
Broadway and Twentieth street,
Urand and Chrystie streets
The New York herald., 1871-10-22
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUoHU.

No medical preparation has gained so high regulations
leading scans in Of its
inary curative properties, as " HELMBoLDS BUCHU.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

Royal Havana Lottery. Tho Hixhest Rates
paid for Dozbloons, all kinds OF Gold AMI snver.,
TAYLOR 4 CO. Bankers ID Wall srsa. New YORK
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

sPik~,s Toothachc Drops" Cure IN One wss-
ute HILLS HAIR DYE. blacx brown. onis ~ osass
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

A.-Herring,s Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l broadway, coraer Murray strss
The New York herald., 1871-10-22
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU.

No medical preparation has gained hah reputatis
among leading physicians In consequence of its
dinary curative properties as HELMBOLDs BCCHu.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

A.-Espenscheid's Hnfs.-There In Article
OF dress Of much importance tue HAT, which cons
tutcs finishing gentleman's dress; hence 10
that fasdlous about elegant covering fer
the head ESPENSCHEID must have been mindful Of
this he introduced the present style ATS which
attractive the and agreeable the head
endurable ~ they beautiful ESPENSCHEIDS HA1S
for the last @ the attention and paronaes
refined taste; but this the admirAuOo
universal hat them but to praise.
Hs store Ut 1lo Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

Mr.. Cunniee, ~ Centre .srs 81. CureA
of chis and fever Mrs Cunnios. Of rhespAtism. "
WATTS NERVOUS ANrIDOfE.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU.

No medical preparation has gained high reputation
among Leading In consequence Of s
dinary curative properties, M HELMBoLD's BUCHu.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

Infants Wa ardrobcs aud Ladies' TpessseaaN
complete, from S75 $3.50 Gcnemens furnishing aooda
much less than usual prces. LORD h TAYLOE.
Broadway and Twentieth street,
Grand and Chrystie streets.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

The Wilson shuttle sewing Machiae-The
a.a and ,heanes ars Achiaes In The world r<tos
IRON 5&s 10 klao; ear pAyn,ua sAeNseAH bseAAs~
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

A.-phniOn's New Perfumes,
~ LOVE you"
and "WHITE ROSE"
The New York herald., 1871-10-22
JAMAICA.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The Negro cannibal's Sentence COMMITTED.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

No medical preparation has gained high r-putatsos
among leading physcians In consequences OF m exrAos
dnary curative properties as HELMBoLD's bUChu.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

Home Insurance. Company,
No. 1856 Broadway.
NEW YogK, 2lst Oct is7l,l
O'Clock r. N.
To THE rDrroz THE NEW yoRk HEEALp;-
following despatch from the Vice President OF thia
Company In Chicago has just been received at this
onlce:-
J. II. wASHBURN, Secretary.
CHICAGO, 2ist Oct, 1871.
CHARLEs J.. MARTIN, President Home Insurance Cesns
psnyJNew York
III every r,ak the Home Company Affected By
late fire here should prove total loss,
10 exceed two and half millions dollars.
Examination and settlements indicate that two
millions will fully every dollar.
Adjustments settlements proceeding in the most
satisfactory the best feeling prevas businesa
pouring In 1t full rates - -
A. f. wILLMARrH Vice Presidenk.
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The Original Stock Life Insurance Company the United
HENRY J. FUKBEN, rerd,n n.
GEORGE L. MONTAGUE Medical Ell
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"Words and Their Uses."
BYA MYsT1F1ED QUAKER.

""Oru6 AMI Their Usea."
By A MYsTIFIED QUAKER.
NEW York, 4th Month. goth, III.
RESPECTED WIFE: From theHo few lines my
Whereabouts thee'll learn
Moreover. l impart to thee my serious con-
Germ; f.a,
The language of this people is riddle unto
And words. with them, arc fgmcnts Of ~ rcck-
less mockeryl
For instance: AS I left the cars, an imp with
Said Sinner ;'Nay. I'll not shine" said.
Except with inward grace!"
''Is inward grace a liquid or paste!" asked
this young Turk;
Hi, Daddyl What liz inward grace?' How
does the old thing workP"
aFriend.' ,, said I to a Johu. whose breath sug-
a r gested gin, N.N
Gan thee convey mo straightway to repu-
table inn?"
His ,answer's gross irrclevanco shall not
teoon forget
Instssd :v Of simply 30" or nay, he gently said,
'Nay. nay; T shall not bet" said I, "for that
Why don't thee answer plainly: Can thee take
me to an inn?
The vehicle is doubtless meant to carry folks
about int
Then why prevaricate2" Said ho. perversely,
Nov yer shoutin'I"
"Nay. verify, I shouted notl" quotl I, "my
speech ls mild;
But thine! grievo to say it-with falsehood
is defiied;
Thee ought to be admonished to rid thy
heart Of guile."!$ ';
''See herei my lively moke." said ho, 'you
sling on too much style!"
"1've had these plain drab garments twonty
years and more" said I,
And when , shse y ssys sling on style,' thee
At that he pra ced around as II hee ,rare II,
his bonnet,
And, with hostile demonstrations, inquired if
was on isI''
"On whAt2 Till thee explains thyself. can
not te,l," said.
He ewore that something was 'ttoo thin;"
moreover, it WAS tplayed;"
But all his 1argon wae surpassed in wild alb
By threats. profanely emphasized. to put
"No BON Of Beiial," said I. 'that miracle can
Whereat he fell upon mo with blows and
But failed to work that miracle--if such was
his design-%
Inatead of putting on a head. he strove to
smite of mine
Thee knows cultivate the peaceful habit OF
our scot,
But this mans conduct wrought me to a
singular effect;
roE Hueu us eIhPpeu my bIORu-nrlm Oh anu
asked, "How's that for high2"
1t roused the Adam in MO. and emote him
hip and thighl,
The. throng then gave specimen Of calumny
And said said ipd':' ia ''sna.ohed him bald-headed, !"
and likewise '.cooked bis goose;"
AlthoughI solemnly affirm did not pull his
hair, sf.t tsfaf '4:t-
Nor did cook his poultry for he had no
poultry therel
They called mo '.Dully boyl" although I've
3seenl nigh three-ncor year;
And said that l WAS lightning when I got up
on my earl
And when asked il lightning climbed it's ear,
or dressed in drab,
"You know how 'tR youraelI!" said ono in
consequential blabi
Thee can conceive that by this time, was
somewhat perplexed;
ies, the placid spirit in me has seldom been
80 vsxed;
/ tarried there no longer. for plain-spoken
men-Iike me-
With such perverters Of our tongue oan have
no unity.
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award IonI-t l
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Orders Itfi"e'.
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Abbeville Agricultural Fair. for 1871.
Notice to Station Agents and Contributors.
"a "a N Is|s[ saIl@s' 5Rssss|5as

Notice to Station -Agent0 and Contributors.
MAs A H4 RRg
GENERAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oFFiCE.
GnEENy1LLE Il COLUMBIA RAILROAD Oo.
OoLUMBIa,, 3. o.. October 10. 1871.
THO encourage tho agricultural iltorests,
u fandat the same time to pruventimposi
ton, hofoliowing rules IN regard to- articles
Intended Tor exhibition at the Fair will boob
served :aSss' e,s il l,, iaa IS4 -.sS "
ALI articles intended for exhibition at the
Fair will be regularly way-biiled and entorcd
on the books Of tho Company, and charged
the regular rates OF freight by tho Company's
Freight Tariff, whom g,,ing to the Fair, and
which must BIO paid before the delivery OF the
articles to tho owner or party controlling tho
same; but il not disposed et and returned az
tho property Of tho samo party, thoy will be
transported to the same Station from which
originally sent free If ci..i,'ge and the amount
paid for thcir transports aiiUn to the Fair will
be refunded, thus securing for articles i'll
tended for exhibition only free transportation
both ways.
These desirous of sending stock or other
articles to tho Fair will please notify tho
Agent ut tho Station from which it is to be
sent. OF tho quantity and tho room
qnircd, and ut what time, sufficiently i'll AL
vance, to enable him to provide tho necessary
accommodations.
Agents, on receiving notice, will make i'm
mnuiato application tor tho necessary cars,
that they may bo furnished III time.
THOS. DODAMEAD,
Oct Is General superintendent.
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THIS COMPANY the following IMPORTANT
about EXPECTING INSURANCE
l. 2to9O leesth
nuA AnicB #
otheex Of
Byore Insari"g Life Tho Agency
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Abbeville Agricultural Far,

Abbeville Agricultural Far,
To De held on the 25 h, 2Glh and 27th Of October
aR @aG EI EI IEasEf s:l:a.z;:s.g ,s ss;a,
GENERAL. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE,
GREENv1Ll.,i AND COLUMBIA II X. Co.
COLUMBIA, = e., Oct, Der II 1871.
HHO Accommodate persons attending the
l. above Fair, ROUND TRIP liz KErS will
bo issued between all Stationn on tho Gre Ell
vile and Columbia Railroad and AbbcvilIr,
commencing on TUESDAY, tho zill ard
each day thereafter. mp to Friday, the 27th.
Inclusive. Good 10 rctuln mt any timu be-
tween the date nf issno and Monday the 81 tn,
inclueivo, Tor tho price OF d single ticket one
way. special Passenger Train will be RIM
Oh tho three days of tho Fair, viz: 25th, 26th
aud 9th, between Abbcvillo and STATIONS be
low Cokcsbury, AZ far as Ninety Six; leaving
the latter place i'll tho morning, and a bbcvilc
in the evening, aftur the cloro Of tho Fair
Due notice will hereafter DO given of the
hours or Departure and arrival of the Train
at the respective Stations.
TIOS. DODASlEAD,
Oct 10 General superintendent.
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OI.
1 f 'a
Hdeny nu' to-
9 I gd % % 5 5 pn ,ns data upon which pre-
"" ] h had %
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a' @ | ,. % % v =. sa y yo'tan 5af l At @ nan
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ns 80 Ia'
A 81 tn. o. 1 = a ,t MsnsEers the Life
MI, ~l to
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| LIZ i @ II @ s'2 nd II ]
@ @ i'd @ % a. m ai fsn S ses epsss bs rssn hoh
T. r. :, .-n' @
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] "a 1 % 8 - 5 s 5 mos % % s isas.s from the
.s ,i1 a%I",r M FIR m" @ , "n
a. pan, to m pisas y
@ M pSlo, @ secures the fol-
@ enc ." = M ; ; r. = m, mary s1;ay % Gt asont
'S ssa va as Is r qns sa s n.o1 10
Il" @ ~ f @ a% ' M icD me @ nss ans as o fd in pniqms
%",a 1 ea:n % 8
s ' @ t9f,s .ns
n a"qua % a%"nH % n1on 1ony n nnsh as saesnt sar
II % @ r .x.a v,s sssS.ss s %s,a e as
M "',.v tiU
y. lsr.hiraton guarantee
I" !r managed
q Gs'n.I:d %'ss n:sl " considered
@ ] Gn al IT rt"s.s oa
r. @ np.ns ns new
reliable
". and NJ. BUTLER.
~ s sspt
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Change Of Schedule.

WILMINGToN. COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA r. Co..
WILMINGTON, N. O.. AUGUST 6. 1871.
fl,sa XII Hmits6ati4s,l,- AFTER Tins date the
W. Sss. xasazSsst' following schedule will
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A Boston journal gives the following
"recipe for extemporizing lifs-pre.
server" ''Lay handkerchief on the
ground, spread open, then place on it.
hrin, downward, q hat. Zone Of the chin.
ney-pot sort is the brst,) and tie the
four corners of the handkerchief toge-
thsf over. the crown of it. This, if held
with both hands uuder the chin, will
hoat u person long time in the wnter. f"
If yon happen not to have the right sort
OF IL hat about you, and find it impossi-
BILE to beg, borrow. or steal one, the best
thingyou can do is to go ashore aud hire
a yawl. 3t iit,
Recently tho officers of a school dis
triot ia Windlam, Ct., drafted call for
school meeting, writing it in purple
ink and signing it in black. The notice
was posted as usual, but the purple soon
faded Gut entirely leaving thesigpatures.
A oitizen took down the notice. filled ont
a adraftf6r several hundred dollars over
tho signatures and presented il. AL
though tho money was not demanded,
jet lheao committee men will hereafter
use black ink.
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Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta Il. r
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.

VHaTIULIe. COIumb1a and Augusta x. K
SUPEKIhTENDENT'S OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, s. g., August 1871
kss "a lNasasssss ON and after SUNDAY
ing schedule will be run over this road:
GOING NORTH.
Train NO. 1. Train No. Q
Leave augusta. 3 25A NJ 600 T.. Nj.
Leave Columhla. 500 AI. 11.00 =. M.
Arrive Charlotte. 215 T. N. $40 A. III.
GOING SOUTH
Leave Charlotte. n 40A M. S15P.
Leave columbia. 81 =. NJ. $50 A. M.
Arrive Augusta. $50 p. NJ. 1904. NJ.
No. Train daily. No. Train daily, Sun
days excepted. Both trains make close con-
neetion to all points North, South and West.
Through tickets sold and baggage checke d
to all principal points. Standard time Wash
ington City time. 16 minutes faater than this
city. E. P. ALEXANDER, General Sun.
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