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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-07-31
AN ACT REouIR1Na a BOND FROM
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, BEronE
ENTERING UPON THE DUTIES OF
THEIR OFFICE. %

Be it enacted Iy tho Senate and
House of Representatives of.the State
of South Carolina, now met and sitting
in General Assembly, and by the author
ity Of the same, That the County Com.
missioners shalf before entering upon
the duties Of their Office. be, and they
are hereby, required to give bond for
the use use Of their respective Counties,
in tho penal sum of two thousand dollars
esch, 7T;:hi ".i :hsoe gooa and sufficient sai
sureties, to be approved BY tho Clerk of
Court of their respective Counties,
conditioned upon the faithful and i'm.
partial performance of their Office !: Pro-
p,aed, That the Commissioners of
Charleston County shall furnish bond,
heroinbefore provided, in tho penal sum
of ten thousand dollars each and the
County Commissioners of the Counties
of Beaufort, Barnwell and Richland
shall furnish bond of five thousand
dollars each, as hereinbefore provided:
Irovided, further, That this Act shall
not be in force until on and after the
next general election of County Com.
missionera
SEC. 2. That all Acts or parts of
Acts inconsistent with this Act, are
hereby repealed.
unrnuo1 Iupu,rys0Q 1879
AN ACT TO REPEAL SECTIONS FIVE,
SIX AND SEVEN, OF CHAPTER
ErunTY-TmREE OF THE GENERAL
STATUTES OF Sorn CAROLINA.
SECTION 1. BE itienacted 5y the
Senate and House of Representatives Of
the State of South Carolina, now m OF
and sitting in General Assembly, aud by
he authority Of tho same, That Section
FIVE, Section sig and Section seven, of
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24

Gn>Ggts.la>Ai selrrooN pau ei4it,
III philosophical di,,,rti'iou urau 'hr cx.
9akaaaur ca,t Il >rirlnuts far Congress
feeamucnl, portable nuc tat eaet nleiu.
htr aud say: :" y each rhrrit> hi. iahac.
., h1o why ~ H. sri'onn, rhraaei llr'
H., IT witch in rnr, nui about hotels aud
II private houses hr cnul save ihs carpet.
,i III. iii,ud, ahl Ill. Ir.s.r, ii Woman =:
Hr know thu ssir tui,ccH chswtr, cx.
per'arat" with thu accuracy al lilr shot
arrn,, . rn,n iHtp The ban, of "a CRATE. but
!. 'en,- al nervous people iha, there may
hr rnuLinu snnt a. Ir> 4, nli hr Ia.
ken into nceanui We knew once. tn
xaupl. WHEN ihr late Wm pix. broth.
y ni the Prei laur. aud rx Minister h
Maple, wh- iirins ai u distant gr,fr. will,
Nd ni'kfr,,1i. i great 1nniy nj the time.
sitting alrrminels near the line of prnc.
lice. Md could M, ,c>i.' the impulse al
drawing back n each explosion Polk
nb.crrluc tbs. paused ia The exercise aud
.alcn,nls said. Young man. DON do iha,
II you dodge you're lost '"
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24

Go slow--l Young man don't &c, too
G'xey II yan happen - get in posses
.inn nf u few dollars act Just Us you did be.
fore yuu got thcm. Don't swell up and
hurst Ii you have a good share of brain,
you wont d. ,h.; you will remember that
neither money, clothes. or good looks
make 'Lr man, and that worth ia as often
girhri in ragged coat as in broadcloih
Don't stand on h"iel steps dangling your
watch chain and talking "hoss' Those
who load themselves with airs are the
smallest kind Of potatoes and tho fcwes, in
the Hill 4 ia, job often spoils young
men Of weak minds They Immediately
cnlnn,cure to dress ine, ehi take great
pride in cullivaiing mn aldermanic oorpor.
alton and sporting air Sensible persons
are always disgustcd with such actions
when they deign to notice them, which is
very seldom.
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24

German paper contains reply from
clergyman Win was travelling and ahn
stopped n, a hotel much freqncntel by
whni nrc i"rmnl "drummrrs The hn.t
not bring used 10 have clrrgymrn Mt his
mhl'. lr"krh At him with surprise the
clerks used all their artillery of Wit upon
hun, without tiiciting remark in self.ic.
fence The worthy clergyman ate hi,
dinner quietly. apparently without oh.erv-
lmg the pihcs AMI snrcrs Of his ueighbors
Onr IT them nj last, in despair u, his for
bcar,nc', said 10 him:
We'll, wonder nt your patience
Have You n"i heard all that has been said
a.aiL>t ynui"
"Oh, yes. hn, a,p used to it. DO you
M, know whn am p
ma sir +"
well. | will infarm you. am chap
lain Of lunatic asylum; such remarks
have no effect upon me-"
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Sdetl SIorp.
A TRAVELLERS STORY.

~. thj, seat tpsaGrd. SIR"
| glanced ~ iton the paper was read.
ins. and u,yi tsf smiling regard. of u 90.
airl l,o4i.s u.an n ihc p,ime of life.
III i mol. ~
"Wuh ,5ut permission, then" as h.
seated hin.,ll ht,ilr mn
Tue team h.t already started. anl IT,"
conductor prrsenils nal' his appearance
coli rtiur the ilc6,i. Rr-ehing II. hc
detached tho appropriate caupons FROM
aur tic cts, haei!ina back the remainder
with III, u,si check
Pardon m, ,ail my ramranion
but perceive Alu place yaur ,irkri il
,nnr Wallet
"lc>
lit j. uhwi,p. unsafe
'Wh, ~ ,en r1n-il,r il ~ in
quirri .lh eatU.iy returning my w.l.
IT,, T. ~ rnrkt
suppose Iaaugh c,rirs.nr... or w,.
may ., a.,iienr ynnr ..iii Is bet Z
sour r"esci my tc picked, r instance "
~,
Your money and your 'ickr, are both
.nac fa-.'lv y.n io n"l appreciate thr
h,an'ic- at .nl, position IL not
ihink it possible Ae,rf bl EXP tirne, >
Ut w,nli certainty H. an undesirable
situation en- that Clearly enough
Pardon rhe question naturally suggested
we're You eser 81 placed =
Once onle "nrc
How Wa that -
"Iou wish tn prod, hy MS experience
Well ! don't knnw that miud telling
You the story Il mny serve IL amu,,
,oh il unhhe more
|, orcnred n nnn,h,r nf years ago
aud i nf un rpu,,pu'ncr. had takci
the early express train anl heiug some
/ what rir"d and altogether sleepy. ha,
stretched myself npnn sea, for a. conn
i f,r,nhlr !, MP ~ circumstances wnnld per
nit. ,lrp sanndly for couli in ,hus'
DAYS sleep ,nnndiy anywhere. ond did u"
awaken until the conductor came fnr my
ticket wn. pa,iiiv" had purchased
rirkei Indeed. | remembered distinct,
having shown il Ia the baggage clerk u
the time &c checking my trunk
"Thn cpnlnrinr grew impatient, passed
Ia the nil.r .l1 nf the rnr aud retnruc,
tn me had made the discovery iha
my pockri.bnok had been si'l,n, aud il
pr"of Of my story showed him my bag
gage check
III was useless lf you have trayclc,
much ynu are aware that n virinons con
ductnr takes no mans word IN fact. al
men have designs upon the company
dividend but himself II was rrrfcil
natural. therefore. that the faithful stew
ard in question should say:
The check is all right; but how do
know tina, II hrl,ngs to Won? will TAX
the moncy for yonr fare. "r stop III" trait
aud pu, yon af. just as y"n chonse ="
Wha, conli do? Prnies'n,ion
amounted to nothing. and fellow. .passrn
gers. with the usual ienacity I" irampl
upon a fallen man. showed CLEARLY by thei
lonk. and expressions tha. they though
me sncaking rogue. who would steal
passage if he could. They paid ,h-i
money; why should not pay mine
Few men would ever sec heaven II judg
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24
A Noble Spirit.

There is an enduring tenderness.
says Washington Irving. 'in the love Of
n mother for her son. that transcends all
other affections Of the heart We have
just heard a touching illustration Of the
fact, tha, the love Of son for his mother
may also transcend and swallow up all
other affections. ut n moment. too. when
he might well be parJoucd for remember
ing only his own great trials. Some two
years ago. u young man. belonging To
Philadelphia. was returning b., railroad
To that city. from the town Of Reading,
Pa. BY an accident which happened To
the train as it was approaching town. and
wlVlr he was standing upon the platf rm.
he Was thrown of. and fell partly under
the wheel Of the succeeding car; AMI hi>
right am. marrow. bones aud all. = was
crushed to i,ly, and dropped usclcssly
ut hi. side This however. was foriu-
na'rly his only injury lie was a young
man OF dctrrmin nerve, and nf the no.
blc.i sriIi, Iie uttered NJ complaint
not even groau When tho train arriy-
rl AZ the depot a carri,gc was immedln-
triy called, when, attended hy his friend
he said To- the roachmnn. "Drive Mt once
10 Dr VI -'s in Walnut stree,
"lIndnt YOU better 60 immediately
home Z: ask hi> friend
No. said he. Il don, wan, them to
know any y'hng about me until It is all
over
oar hero. for hr wds hero, was deal
to all The rouu,rr.rr "Reminiscences Of his
friend, aul they drove rapidly 10 the
house If the eminent surgeon allu'led t.
They w,re ,lsoNu intp th- pttlur. nnl III,
loctnr was summoned Afttr IN cxauj-
nation. "Wii, ny dear fellow. .ail N,
surgeon frr hr was well acquainted With
hi, patient. "ypa know, suppose, what
must be- dpur =
Il 10. h" replied "aul it i, f1r III,
purpose of hrpiny it done that nm here
Nv surgical ahlc. ,ail The doctor
4 - hlnw Clu il not DC dunc pitipu
T lhl,!" a.Erl tie >ai rcr II cannot i,
lied | ,anuor g. hrli Ampgtate mS
irm h,, d"cttr. h. continued. holding
ut III. danelins llnl, over the h,rk or ia,
! ,nfa. "pa It h.ge. Doctor: ,hdl no
iiiut' i; ,ha.l n1t interfere With yaar OPP
etatiau.
~ linb wt9 b1fei; twa attendant.
medical >'al ii, ii tie hnn.c. WI >am
nIn.d; the arm ~ ilk,u ~ at3Ne tA'
low. Viii" h ptlau' ~nt n IT, hai &c
zll-stal uuefins IN sroau. n.r >peaaiu.
>inrl nirel Wtifs inr operation nns hc
~. wrioau.d Tn dressing. were np
Iial: nrl attended Us hi, firnd, til,
piil.n, hnl raarli ~ d,pr on his VA
e. h. own han>e. which wa- very nrl
y when h" turned rouul - the snrrcar
aud said "pacfur. should lke In lnol
!; my arm "nea mott ri7y iet me -
II The SURGEON fI,rd the manglc,
liah rhr patient glanced ai lha hIandl j.
haul aud >ail larfnr. there is a iii,
upnn tie midila finger of TINT hand
wont YOU taxi il n tar me: ", Morn
IN rnyr ne rhaI rinE whcn >he W. o
lfsr d'ah-htd can part with my am,
bal Will" ! llvr | can't part with tn
ting hr ring was .lirpra ffan IL
III white finger hn' i, 10 tint finger
,ail IT,. h.llng out The same iingrr .
liz iyit heul \. he VA. leaving III
iear. with Iis attnlan'.. 10 cnirr th
..allias,. he mil U,r ,hall | Lrca
h. ding "a ns phnr sister :. l. ne
tii, irac hcfa. reader: hpielsfi,otk
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24

\ writer tells of a colorei woman who
had been lately converted, bu, was unfortu.
nate as TO hy into passion over the mis-
doings Of one Of her neighbor's youngsters
Her mistress remarked upon the impropri-
ety of misconduc, in the case Of one about
to Join church. aud received this frank re-
spouse; Il have 'spcrienccd religion, an
is gwnc 10 join the church. but Miss
b, I'll scalf dat niger furst.'
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24

Sir Fletcher Norton was noted for his
wan, af courtesy. Pleading one day be-
fore Lord Mansfield on some question Of
immortal right, he chnnccd to say: My
Lord. can illustrate the point Of my own
person. myself have two little manors. :"
The judge immediately in,crposed. with
his usual blandish smile. " We all know
il, Sir Fletcher -
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24
Srlr(t poetrp.
MY FAMILIAR.
By JOHN O. SAKE.


Again hear That cr-aking step
Hes knocking NJ the door
Too well know the boding sound
That ushcrs In the bore.
! do not ifenhlc when ! meet
The siou'rst Of my foes,
But heaven defend me from the friend
Who comes hut nr,c. goes.
lie drops into an easr chair,
Aud asks aioui the news;
lie peeps into my manuscript,
Aud gives hi. candid views
lie tells mc where he likes the line,
Aud where he's forced to grirve;
lie takes the strongest liberties
But never l,kes his leave
IL reads INV daily papers through
Before I've seen wurd
lie scans the lytic Chat wrorc),
Aud thinks il quite ahsuth
He calmly smal,vs my las, cigar
Aud cOOllt asks for more;
llc urrus csers tlilHa hc scrs--
ESccl, the entr! door.
lie talks about III, fragile health,
Aud tells me ul the pains
lie suffers iruui = score oi Ills.
Oi whtrh hr ne cr complains
Aud how b. struggled once win death
To Keep the ieud u, hay
On 'l,cns. like those away he goes
llu, never goes away,
lie tells mv Of the shallow words
Sume chrpius critic wrote,
Aail every pstcions paragraph
F.miiAr,r can quni'.
Ilc thinks TIC Ntti.cr IA nc wrong;
iird like ip ttu him through
lie sahsn ihnuslnd pleasant things
but never S.4. .Iayp
Wh.pg 81 y. cumcs that dreadful man
disguise ,t "a. may,
htoN ihI. Dds" AZ .'Iiumn rain.
tie u last lhruf fhpu' The d,y.
IN vain .prAs IT ~. cl, 'astS,
10 ,ain ,eaa amt ron,
a :rusn /. no ftuu4Hl,it--
Il does uut pa him uHt.
mean tU l,tr ilic tnu,lcs uT
rui uape urna the d"ur.
o. hint iu JyIn taat .u one
To sit, q Wuaih ur m.ic.
do hyt lrrmf#c mhrn | mrct
TIE s'pulr,i o. ms 'u',
liu' lwNvn dl,,ni me tom tbs friend
Mh3 hcNef nv,rr ,uc,
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24

A witness in case. in one Of the Pitts.
burg courts, on being asked his age, said
hs didn't know exactly how old he was.
His mother had died when ho was very
young. aud he never had any talk with
his father on the subject. lie thought
he nigh. he ,hir,y.onc or thirty eight.
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24
How SoAu READ InE BinLE ~ rns

How NoAu READ THE BinLK ~ rns
Ercning i'as'. i. travelling in florida. ahi
in one of his letters he gives the following
extract from the Sermon OF tplorca ,ninis.
ter Ia that tate Tie preacher had d~clt
awhile on til fail Of man anl the &C, of
disobedenee hy which siu came into the
world, aud Aad got as far us the time &c
Noah. lie then said DE world gst /.
be berry wicked; de people all had. md
do Lord made up his mind to drown, dem.
Blu, Nah va, good man who read his
Bible. and did JUS as do Lord tols him
And he tolr Noah to build big urk. big
enough 10 hole part Of ebcry.,ing alive Oh
10 earth And Noah built ii. And Dc
Lord call upon every living ling To como
into de ark and be save. Aud do birds
come fvin' 10 dc ark, and dc big lion and
dc COW and de possum come III. and do
horse come iro,,in' to dc ak. and do lee
tie worms come orocp1' in. but only do
wicked sinner wouldn, come In. and dey
laugh a, Noah and his big ark And den
de rain come down. but Noah he set CON-
Portable and dry IN de ark aud rssd his
Bible And de rain come down in big
spou,s and came up to do doc atop Of Dc
houses and gin to cober do foo, aud den
de sinner be scaret and knock at de doc
ob dc a k berry hard And de big lion
hear dc racket and roar. and do dog bark.
and de OK below. but Noah keep en- read
in tho Bible. Aud de sinner say. Noah.
4 Noah. le, us come in.' And Noah say.
Il berry sorry, but cant let ysu IN. for
dc Lord hab lock de doc and trow away
/ de kew Hss
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24

lie who spends before he thrives will
beg before he thinks,
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24

''Well. perhaps not. No. it was not,
but still my ndvicc holds good: Never
place a railway ticket in your wallet"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-05

Times OF this city on number OF euits cnnimcnOo"
in the Supreme and Superior Courts by frooefio O.
Winston, President of the Mutual ldfe insurance "o
psny. claiming damages, from M many noo's' =" VIZ
amo unit Of S29oOOO BY this magnificent cs'ih''ooi Wv
damage done tho bail is brought up to tco"oo "in'"
has had the effect bringing out tho feDfu> "uu''o'
of The Insurance Tunes dating from our ceIeprhFu
house OF detention the editor all the whilo sung Tue
penalty or nm alleged crime. which no rePc"'S anu
ensifos In this very issue! What very teha"'o III
this case and which seems 20 prove that MT WINSTON
intends to have punishment Indicted before 'rai wha'
aver he may expect after IL, u mat ne mas
Got vacated SUCCESSFULLY two orders FOR MS
ow, examination. one granted by Judge Bar
hour and another BY Judge Freedman. procured
at the instance OF English. one would naturally sup
pose that such u plaintiff so atrociousy damaged ny
such defendant would Onlv bc too glad to tell his own
story and answer any questions that might be put in
court from any quarter. How he could possibly be
injured or the defendant benefited by ton tho theory
that the latter rs really guilty of belcerainly doth
not appcar to the ordinary mind. Yet the ordor of cX
animation been twice granted ana twice vacated Mt
moro or less expense, suppose. to somebody. The
question naturally arises whether this thing Is to he r.
poafcd up the number judges available for that
purpose, ald how long journalist II TO suer imprison
moni for publishing the same alleged libels which
another pocy-holdcr Of Mr. Wlnstons company, 10 wit,
Mr. James W. NcCuilOh, journalist, published be
FORE aud Is st repeating. with entire impunityl These
identical libels Published by hIr. McCuloh. are Ger
ainly clothed in raj her more mehlOus language than
that used b English hut for that very reason are sure
to do damage This further complexities tho my =
terry by raising the question whether Winston is punish
ing English for MS had taste IN rhetoric.
Since II is evidently impossible that Mr. winston con,
thus far have suffered any pecuna loss, either from
the fIschood had taste OF Mr.. Engllshs rhetoric
without the slightest disposition To miuencc the verdict
Of the trial comes we submit tlai the
punishment Ne Is made to suffer In advance OF tlil
is OUTRAGE its freedom which the press should re-
sent. no matter how seiipunitNe u Is sure 70 DO IN
every or alleged hHel peIpetrated by pubic Jour
nalist officer I'm public trust, there l. mutual a.
Cusatou OF misdcmcauOr and way should not bOth par
ties be imprisoned before trial. AZ either l. H. the case
the press the original ~ 10 nc imprisoned a
the instance OF the accused before trial. why should not
the principle be extended to some other cImeS
NJ while the detected suspected Is left 10 so ~ large
tn triali H. W.
N.r IOrk. March p. 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-05
FINE ARTS.
THE sNEDECoR COLLECTION.

THE SNEDECDR COLLECTION.
II is rare that the establishment of a single
picture dealer produce complete and enjoyable
gallery OF that which Mr. SuedecOr has placed
exhibition at the sOmeryile Gallery in Fiftnave The
room is filed to its fullest capacity with attractive
pictures OF moderate size, and pleasing subjects. from
the best American French and German easels The sale
begins ON Monday evening next, and continues until
Wednesday. We have space for adequate notice
of all the mcrtouous works IN the collection, but must
content ourselves with bare enumeration of OF
the most striking Among the water colors. there
several landscapes by Bellows In his happlest manner.
and series of four charming studies Illustrative OF the
Seasons Vibert has several extremely clever figures
OF an Arab marketman, and another called AFTER
the Duel no 36. which is full Of energy. There are
some half dozen exquisite little studies by Meyer Won
Bremen; a quantity humorous sketch by Boughton
called Mother Eve, tall grlchd giving green apples
TO trusting boy two three fine works by smonett.
full OF wit ana good drawing; some pleasant BITS OF
landscape by Martin. Richards, aud others; striking
sketch by DelacroiX called Death on the Black Horse
and some unusually good tigairc-painting by Imenez.
Bowler Agrosot and Louis Tiffany. The oil paintings
are fewer In number but equally we'll chosen aud yaln
able There are very fue pieces Of millinery by Gouph.
Otto Erdman, RooseLboom, and Carand; cold Winter
scene in Russia by shreyer; u pretty landscape by
wyant some humorous situations by W. H.
Beard, Carl Becker. aud story some beautiful
nowerpieces by George IL. Hall and Lambdin; gor-
geous Venetian Wow by Zom and finely composed and
painted picture by Herbert representing the Flight from
the Malaria ut Rome. Among the other artists ropre
sented arc: Accard Badaowcz Becker lCarD Bouchard
Bricher, Bristol, Chaplin, Cnrenne. Castelar, Fuccbhe
Gaser dde Hue, Hart (Wiiaam) laion Moran. Nicolas
NOterman, Nehhg Ogtiyir, Pl,tOn (ArthuD, Sm'lh1
Geo. III. TAFT. Thompson q. W., AM Vcr.ins.
lhe wafer eoiolo WIZ be- sole ou M'"'"I ~"u "o"uo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-05
every rule, but II exceptions only prove the rule, what
do these exceptions prOyef
Washington. March ~, 1873
HARD TIMES AND THE SALARY STEAL.

HARD TIMES AND THE SALARY STEAL.
TO the Editor Of Thc TrtbrHc.
SIR: In view of the scarcity Of money IN
the west Just now. cycry taxpayer objects to the ldto
law OF Congress by which the members of that body
and other oGoc-bodors at Washington. had their sat
aries increased " considered outrage upon them
There never was so much distress on account OF tho
scarcity Of money ~ now. Trustworthy mon
ind 10 very difficult TO borrow money nj 10
per cent We ara agricultural people
It takes nearly oil that get for produce to nave
II delivered at the seaboard, whero our mafHe, h. III
view such state OF ars. IL Ia no wonder that tunes
hard here. when we compare our present hhai'U
condition with the increase of salary IL too greV"n'
" DE borne IL demoraze5 the recipients OF IT, Never
I think was Congress 80 corrupt tho last. Former
Congresses have given nearly all land TO corpora
tons, and the formed themselves in'o
n credit Mobilier ring, Of tho materials taken
by them from the people. Doubtless Congress thouGh
that tho salary OF the President Of the United Staies
was a matter that concerned him more than anything
else Is that he ought not TO hold the once. Inc
honor of the office gift Of the people worthy oil inc
aspiration OF the best OF nation II Is an honor ta
no oue would reject. Twenty-Five THOUSAND oodrS
was enough when the iamented Lincoln no,u
"A time too. when money IN q manner was
worthless; at least we heard no complaints on hocou'
of it, not being enough. Doubtless our former iiSsl
dents considered Che honor of the ONCE ana the gOou
the people OF more consequence IMAM inc salafy' ~
President should set an example OF economy anu
simplicity 10 the nation, instead oil eNu I
gance which large salaries give rise 10. Sueh
men az that great Republican,, Thomas Jefferson
who rode up nOne horseback 10 the capital, AMI
hitchng his horse to the fence Wahed IN and Was IN
Inrdiately uauSuTated don't need $4,000 year 70 "
President. When man accepts Ufco ~ Is hitrfeh hn
ne I. satisfied with the salary Of the Office No man 81
iucrcase their salaries retTOaCycly as Congress did
DIO0LrfHc, OHIO March 20 1876 1. e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-05
Personal.

Mrs. Pollard. the widow OF the historian '
"The Lost Cause" ma been occurring Ia PcuhS' Va
Gen. Sherman, horse Lexington, on VIZ
ne rode 10 the Sea-" died In Madison, Wis' la"
Mrs Souihvorth, il is stated, haS in'i'Ss
upon socer,, 80 nOycls--of che Kind which i los
only 10 Mrs ,0uthworth. !.
Letter. FROM distinguished Americans :
Ey,rence state that the health of Mr. Emeraou ha'
sreatg improved by his "trip 10 Size East i.
en-. Whittlesey, formerly an oi.icer Oh =,
rr,edman's bureau has become lrsane' and h~'a'
signed to tho Government Insane Asylum ." W.
ngtOn. -.
Queen ,ictori has written letter OF ",
doence 20 rhe boreaycd widow aud fsm'ly o. 40
Rev DIR. Gutn. ie-l4rsnt.ng the 'osS oi a'n !"
aud useful. II
The Virginia Military Institute has
published u y,'Uine. Jrd,ng tho p'ooerun-s Az
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