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, 1873-03-06

Tho Mayor Of Schenectady, N. Y, recently
lisguIucd an 2 "rongA,'' md staggered through
tho ntrootn to tout tho vigilanoo OF Ills police.
llo VIII nrrostod, aud examination showed bur-
glnr'B tools, policemanB whistle, anl other un-
about to bo locked up to nwait trial, WHOM Aia
diBguiao WAS d!sanangoa, aud ho MAI recognized
aud aat fraa hv hla tAuudorstruck auhordlnatea,
, 1873-03-06

standard authority IN municipal mnttors now,
aud tho other, TINT AID. Holarfnor's promiao not
to spoak In tho Council looa not hold good III In
fornla1 meotingn. Tho bottor way wonld le for
TiJoe to porpot,1ally intorviow tho gallant Col
onel IN eono obaolro qunrtor, unloss tho lattor'
prefers taking roomR In tho now SYaats Zeitung
Building and remaining tllero nil Ills timo, talk.
Ing to "Ioc." Tho city nfraira could tlion o run
by those two distinguished gontlemon, without
airy further trouble or exponso nnd tho dutfeB Of
tho city ol1icera mntorially lightoncd.
, 1873-03-06

Tho atory ia circulated now that Bill King, be-
foro roforrod to,-the man whol,as grown rich by
being intimate with Congressman, ,-has taken,
with others, contract to build tllsoe hundred
1niles OF tho road OIL tho Pacific alope Tho atory
IL TINT the contractors aro to tlko their pay In
bonds at par anl land. It in likely not SO, for
who can carry tho cost OF three hundred miles Of
road would haye to be pretty stitf-necked. But
King ia nov in California interviewing tho oap-
italints, and there a no tolIiug what may DO tho
raa11t
, 1873-03-13

A meeting Of Mumni and other frionaa of
Doloit College was hold, Inst ovoning, at tho
Mattoson Houso, for tho purpose OF taking action
Respecting tho doath Of Prof. J. J. Dushnoll.
who has filcd tho cllair Of mathematics IN tho
college for tho Inst twenty-five years.. Wm. d.
Montgomery, Esq., presided.
A pRpor written hy DR.. u. Durham WnH rond,
giving n1any interesting rominiaconooa OF Prof.
BushnellB oarly connection with tho college,
and tho Rov. DR.. snvago, ono Of tho Truatoos,
paid IN eloquent tribute to Ills remarkable
ability, energy, and devotion. Col. q. I. Wator.
man, Mr. =. T. pcttibono, mud otl,ora followed
to similar effcot.
MesBre. Savage. Pottibone and Hobart woro
appointed Committee on Revolutions, ind sub
mitted tho following, which were adopted, and
the moesnB adjourned:
Iseso|red That in tho death Of Prof. Jackson J. al
noll NO feel TINT nolot College haH lost Lilo, faitf.
iul, and successful Instructor, to woHo aolfBacrifcng
oTor.a Il largely owes is birth nmid loubts, and
hia remarkable financial ability which rcsclcd tho
college from recilnsary onlbarrnsBmnnts; and that,
not only man OF bnalncaa, but nB wise conaclor
ANIL warnl-hcartcd Christian, ho commanded tho
respect and lovo Of NJ WHO ca,no in contact with him
Resolved That wlile tho Intelligence ot itB oat haa
sadcnod our hearts, It as also brought to onr minds
bright example Of perseverance '!,ldor dihiuulos,
faith amid trials md devotion md AGlfsncr1ice In tho
ca,Be Of education and religion which should lend us
TO emulate him. aud to take creator poruoua Interest
In tho college to which ho gny0 lila beat odora and Lib
greatest sacrifices and his life.
Resoued, ThRt wo deeply sy1nlathlzo with the NJ.
aioted family III the soyoro bereavement Which tley
have experienced, aud with tho faculty Of the colo8t
in tho rolovalof an horored colleague who had beer
nsaoeiatod with them from tho founding Of the tnstu
, 1873-03-13

from tR8 ft&H Hdtt HG7fH6.
Ring Amadeus Of Spain las but followed what
seomB to be the inevitable tradttionary fato Of
lH family. In tho annals Of the AouBo Of Savoy
q uatural demiso OF tho croWn-that lB, by death
.-HeemR to be almost the exception. Amadeus
VIII, first Duke Of tho name, Voltare's Bizarre
Amedeo," appears to haye set tue example. Ho
threw up hiH duchy merely because he grew tired
OF it, for his career had boon successful ono;
established himself In comfortable retreat OH
the Lake Of Geneva, with court Of Jolly COM
panions; came out agaiu to be nlado Popo under
tho title OF Felix Y. (whothor lo was tho partiou-
lar pontiG who became celebrated In German
song as "leading life divine" and drinking
tho beat OF N!ieniHh wluo," wo cannot toiD; re-
Bgned tho Papncy In couple Of years, and died
quietly ~ hiH bod NJ 4 private gentleman.
Emanuel philibert, greatest Of tho Dukos, SOL
dior and a statesman OF celebrity, abtl!oRtad iu
1876 IN favor OF lliH sou. Victor Emanuel, iirHt
King of 6ardinin, ahdicatod III like 1uannor in
favor OF blu son. In 1880. But ho did not digest
hiA reHfgnatlon' no qufetly al hls predecessors
had done, lto Wantotl to como back; melted
thereto hy IN ambitious woman Of inferior rank
whom ho had married. Rnl oreatoi Countess de-
splno. Proilting by tho opportunity OF his sons
caBual absence from Turin, he started from
Chambery, over the Mont ConlA, for hiH capital,
in order to aaconl tho throna again. Tho vop,-
King, warmed by NJ Intriguing Govt -a
for The eamo poi!!. IL o. -, ,.o.ss1, s1s2s sos Out
- pass :: :. .,slnt nornurd. rAo rivals, son aud
/ tasheri fa1rly 'racea for It, Tho son won by a
mock. lie got into Turin, and his fathor and
nlotlor-it4-law could hear tic discharge Of artill.
oEy wAloh greeted hs ARRIVAL just Al tAeY ronoAed
, 1873-03-13

tho Castle Of nlvo1i. Thon thoy knew that tho
rano wns M, 4 "Roi-royonant " is by no means
= nonu1nr cljaraotor with oourttera or with cub
ioctH. Victor Amadeus lad to ahdtcato onco
moro, md ths timo in oarnost; his lady wah SLUT
up In convent. .
IN 1909. Charles Emanuel tho Second won't
t,,rourb Tho form Of adcation; 1t iB not oapy to
soo wf1y, except to maintain tho family usage.
since ti,o French Republic hhd ,eeizod inst thon
on all lta continental poaaossions. Ho went
into a jesuit establishment and died thoro. Vic
tnr Emanuel tho Second abdfcated In 1921, from
shonr fright at a constitution which aeemol to
ho tnnonding. or CharloB Abort, known In his
youth NJ Primes do Cnrignnr, In his later days RI
amone nm % ma. Mover d}d any lealor moro doiibor-
ntoiy. or more corragoouBly, sacrifice hnsels
for = ca,1eo which he 1inow to bo desperate, but
to whfoh lila own dofent might got communicate
= mora perHiatent vitn'ity. He fought tho battle
Of Noyara against advico, without uonorals and
w}thot,t lopo, IIe looked for bullet with all
tho ouiot valor Of lia chivalroua raco, hut tho
bullet cn1no not IIo too abacatcd and diod
tIIo was hnraIy 81, aud Of o strong constl~
tution. ;. Int to had lived for bis work, aud his
work hnyinr failed ho had no roason for living
longer. I,ffo and hope withlrow from him to-
gothor." Tho young Amadeus has now added
ono more uano to the long list Of his progontors
who hayo renowned thronea. His grandfather
limBolf-to compare arnall things with great, for
tho contingencies wore Of avory llToront order
co1,]d not iaye contoudod more honestly or moro
brayety nganst tho embarrasa1nontH Of a1i
untenablo position.
, 1873-03-13
HOUSE.


NEW HILLS.
By blr. ARMSTRONG, Of drundy, fixing max
imum ratios for tho transportation OF froiBht.
Read aud ordered printed. .-.
Mr.. ANDERSON olforod D resolution onphat-
ically condomning tho aotion OF OUR ropresontn-
tiyos In Congress from this State who, BY thoir
own yotos, Increased their own pay to s7,600
por annt1m. Adoptod-Yeaa 1903; nays, 4.
Those voting In tho negative wero hloasrs.
1nHcore, Hopkins. Harrington, md WoBtfall.
JUDICIAL CIRCUITS.
House bill dividing tho State into judicial
circuits, waB road a second time.
Hlr, INSCORE moved to rccon1n1it tho bill to
tho Committee on tho Judicial Department.. do
olarng tint It Ia unconstitutional and dscrimin-
ntes agatnat Egypt"
Mr., SHAW dnfonded tho bill, .
Tho morita Of tho bill lworc discussed ut longth
by other mamborH
Tho motion to rccommi. prevailed.
WOMEN Al BunfouL DFF1CEhH.
Tho bill to ennblo women to hold school oi'leea
wns road third limo, and Mr. GRAY moved that
II bo laid on tho table.
Tho yeaa aud nays wero called, md tho House
rof,,sod to lay on tho table-yeas, 2; ; nays, 10o,
Tho bill was phssod--yoas. 101 Nays 10.
Tho bill providing for tho erection OF aol-
diorB' monument at Mound City was read a third
time.
Mr. JONES opposed tho bill aa stea1 and
u,ado d lengthy speech in opposition to It,
Mr. CASfY, IN "a solid, strong, brief speech,
ropolled tho charge, aud tho bill paasoa-yoas,
80; nays, II.
Adjourned.
, 1873-03-13
MYSTERIOUS CRIME.
Burning OF q Warehouse Mt Rolling
Fork. NIiEs...Eotlr Chnrrcd Nodics
Eound In tho IElAinE--1ndicnttOnS OF
n Emil nj 1trilers

Burning OF q Warehouse Mt Rolling
Fork, NIiRs.s.Eour Chnrrod Rodies
Found In tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
n Foul Murder.
MEMrH1s, Tenn., March 12.--Tho Vicksburg
(nIiss.) Herald Of tho st1, aays: The steamer
r. B. Hurd arrived yesterday, and hor officers
and loss Of life. Tho storo Of Mossra. Ring b
Moore as before atated, wag destroyed by fire
during ruesday night, and Wednesday morning
tho charred remains of JoaRa Moore anl Mrs.
Moore, AIr. Goodhuo. and the child Billy James
wore taken from tho debris, Tho skull Of Mrs.
Moore lad boon broken in acroBs tho forehead,
evidently with an az, and tho head of NJ. Good
hue had been almost severed from his body,
apparently, also with nn NJ: Tho bodies OF
Mrs. Moore and tho child showed no evidences
OF any wouudg. Mr.. Joe Tying IL missing, and it
is feared TINT lo also has boon foully dealt with.
Il was supposed ut Rolling Fork that Mr. Ring
had gono to VlckBburg on steamer day or
two previous to tho occurrence, but nothing has
boon heard OF him BY his friends here. Billy
James, tho child, was ora years old, and the
with Mr. Moore while ho WAS ongagod in othor
sections of the country. Tho Rolling Fork land
ing ia on tho Buutlowor River, ct tho mouth Of q
email stroam which connects tho bnnhoWcr Wltl.
only house at the landing, and wa8 usod aa a
storing depot for Ail goode put Oft there. 1t is
supposed TINT there wero good many intlanma-
BILE goods there at the time Of tho tire, and an
explosion OF powder Was Heard Tor Several miioa
around. THO numbering Of four or five persona
ind tho burning Of fl,o home to conceal the
crime, is enough, Of course, to arouse all Sec
tons OF the country adjacent, and intense e1-
oitament prevails. No clue Ind, Mt last &C.
Of this horrible crime. Two Suspicious charao-
tors had boon soon, previous to tho occurrence,
in tho noighborhood, and thoy have disappeared.
Robbery was donbtloBa tho principal object in
they probably murdered tho innatns OF tho
house, and then fired it, hoping to hide I'LL tracos
Of their bloody work. Tho body OF Mr.. Good
hue was brought to tho city on 4 hurdle, and
afternoon. THO building and stock Of Ring /
Moore wore insured in different agencies in this
CITY for about 81, 900.
, 1873-03-13
WALL, STREET.
Kovlcxv OF tho Money D0nds Golds
Stock, nr1d Produce Markets.

Review OF tho Money. BOnds Golus
Stock, aad Produce Markets.
Spscia. Dsspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
New Yonx, March 12.-Tho stock market, to-
dny, was influenced largely BY Washington tole-
RramB In regard to tho rclssnc OF part OF tho
Oh .000, 600 legal tonder notes. Early dealings
showed gcnoral woaknesg, aud pSicea declined
u to por cont, the groatost foil being IN Pan
anna, Harlom, Pacific Mail, and Rock Island. Tie
election OF Mr. Boutwell, to tho Senate and tho
probable appointment Of Mr. Richardson Is his
SUCCESSOR, had 4 tendency to check tho down.
ward movement aud oaueo d temporary flrmneas.
In tho carly part OF tho afternoon, prices nd
yancod Il to ~, tho groatest advance boing in
thoao stocks which declined tho most In
tic morning. Thia advance was occn-
sionea Chiefly by an announcement from
Washington that air nontwe gSn IT, sd on y,
d, ,o5o, 900. Late in tho afternoon tho market
wns weak, and lost portion OF tho advance,
whom It was announced that tho present heavy
demands on the Treasury would n9t cause tho
and and that tic same would bo replaced as soon as
possible, Tho report that the bond purohasoaa
were to DO suspended md gold Balos increased
was denied. It looks worry much aa IT this roiB-
OF legal tondsss wss ofw
stocks on It then, which may possibly explain
the woakneaR on the Stock Exchange this after
noon. ..
Money WAS stringent at from 1-G4 to l-l6,
closing at tho highor figure: Prime mercantile
nspor is hold Ut 0@12. Tho Loudon markets
aro steady under the oxcitemont resulting from
the defeat OF tho Gladstone Government.
Gold was quiet and steady ct 115@11b1a. For
oign exchange was henry and lower
noNDs,
Governments moro dull.
, 1873-03-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Now York Financial News.


NEW YonK, March 12.-The course Of speculation on
tho stock Exchange was influenced largely by Wash
ington tolcgraa rcativs 10 the rossue Of rt Of tho
feseryo legal tenders. Early dealings in tho spoca
tive nharca Showed a dec1lno Of k@2 per cent tho
hock Ialant, fhe election Of Boutwell, vi Senator,
aud tho probable appolntment Of Richardson aa hia
alcceasor, checked tho downward movement aud
cauaed 4 temporary hrnlucaa and recovery III
these sharcs, which Ind suffered tho great-
oHs decline, tho upward movement bong
Treaa,lry eucroached upward Of million on its rc-
aorve. Lator, portion Of tho advance was lost On Tho
announcement that tho total reissue IL not likely TO OK
coed throo mllions and will bo rerlacad ne soou aa
pussblo but tho markct, though dull, 1nally clpsed
steady.
Money was close Il. 1-14 to 1-1d per day, closing a
tho 1attor. hroat Of the loans wero ut 1,32:
Sterling heavy at 107a{@f07X. ,,....
oll aiist md steady 1t 116Ge1ltA, closing ut llb
Loana por cen. to l33 Clcaringst 600. Treas
ury disbursements, $40 ooQ.
Governments very dull.
State bonds very ttnll.
Prices Of railroad mortgages are wo1l usanta31ed,
, 1873-03-13

L1vEnroo1, March 12-11 a. m.-Flour, 28s 6d@29s.
Winter wheat, Ia I'd spring, LII 3912s I'd white,
III ad@12s club, l2s 4d912s Cd. coFu, 27s&21s id.
PORK: Ses;, L. Lardt b; aos ,.,.u %. 70. m.
LoanoN. March 12-5 p. m.-Consols for money,
q23s@o2k account o29@oats. 621a Of 'd5, 9a9s do
Of e. Wig l0;ao. SCI new e. go::: -, Ers, 5s45
England on belance today, ea0o, 900.
Tho weathcr throughout England to-day waB wet,
but favorable to tho crops.
L1vEnpooI, March l3.-Cottona a shade hrnncr; mid
ding upland, sAd; orleans, 0Ad; BaicB, u, 0oF
bales speculation and export, 1000,
27s 6d@2Qa. Corn, 23a@37s1l.
proviaions-Iard, J9a Cd. Cumbcrlauds; 3oa Cd !;
ghort ribs, 38s I'D.
Chepse. 72a.
, 1873-03-13
ARCTIC ADVENTURES.
Tho Experiences Of tho Propeller H1ca-
. SCNNors

Tho Experiences OF ING fEopeAAcE NAch"
=. j.. RpNBors
From Tho Detroit Frs I'rtsa.
A correspondent written from Maniatoe, under
date Of uatcl, !, IT Your .sorroapnndant
Mod tho aa1uo sont In tho stngo from Tentwator
to aIanisteo, yestarday, with Capt David Oooh-
rano, OF tho propeller Messenger, concerning
which thoro has Of late boon 30 many stories
going tho ro1,nda OF tho pnporB. Tic yossol ia
now OF Littlo Point sauble some ton or twelve
milos, in aolid fold Of leo, extending In all di-
teotions as far as tho oyo can roach. In fact,
Luke Michigan appears to bo almost cntiroly
covered with Ice. Tho boat 1eft Grand Havon on
tho Goth OF January, I think, with wcathor fair
Tho Captain BeyB ho had gono but . short dig.
break break through, nnd tho boat WAS pnt about
to return to Grand Hayon, but aold Of leo
had pushed in along the Bhoro, and tho boat was
aoon ahut in on oil sides. They, had on board
feo a op ooour snd efpt fdop tho a
warm. Completely shut in, thoy driftea with
the fields Of Ice for several days. in sight Of
land, going. ashore occasionally for what thoy
noeded. Once tho foo broke on from the alforo,
once more ho could reach Muskegon or 0raud
Hayon, tho Captain and all tho Grew aet to work
cutting ohannol Into hor stem; For forty
eight hours thoy workod incesaantly, md finally
released the boat and started south in good
spirits, but all tho harbors we're closed, and tho
wind changing closed tho leo in upon them
again. At this time there was considerable
YVES light and rose with the proaaure. But ONO
holo WAS knocked In her, which was not large,
and q now plank was afterward put In.
!'On the 9th Of February those on shore lost
sight Of tho vosBol, aud for fourteen days moth
ing WAS heard from her. Everybody thought
aho had hoeg cr4Bhod BY tho leo and gone down
with all on board. Tho first nowa to the pon-
trary WAS brought by tho captain hinaelf, who
camo ashore over the ice, six miles below White-
hail. reporting that they wore all right and about
twelve miles on land. He had on a pair Of kid
boots and his foet wore swoolon badly. He im-
mediately went to Milwaukee to report tho CON-
dition of tho voaBei and faotB Of tho caHe. There
arc fifteen on board, including ono passenger, An
old man, who seema to enjoy himself, and has
no notion of leaving the boat. Tic captain
says tho crow deserve the greatest pratso for
their bohavior, Not one has attempted to 1oavo
without permission, aud as tor abandoning tho
boat, they have never thought Of It. He con-
Bidors thai sho ia quite Bafe, nnd iB going back
to her tomorrow. As Boon as tho leo brenks up
ho will, with ordinary good fortune, bring hor
safely into port.
any Of Or. Kane's, lore ut home. Tho Mhniateo
10 also in tho ice OF Ludington, Capt. Morgan
md crew on boArd, with plonty Of coal ana
provisions. Both boatB belong to tho EaglemanEs
Transportation Company, and arc good, sub
etantial vessels, wolf fitted to meet tho perila
tley have encountered"
, 1873-03-13
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
THE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
Phiie&C0.'S
GREAT SALE.
329 West Madison-st,
TODAY.

Large lot Now Gray Stripe Spring Silks,
$l.76 quality, for Sl.20 por yard.
New lot Black Ground White Stripe Silks,
at 90 oents yard, worry cheap,
Oolored Dress Silks ut very great sacrifice.
Stripe Spring Silks 80oents, worth $l,25.
Japanese Silks, half price. rs cent quality
for 90 ota.| 90 cent quality for 60 OTIS.
Cheapest Black Silks in the country.
Good nll Silk Gros Grains from $1,0c I'd, up.
Fearful sacrifice on Riohest Dlaok Silks.
600 pieces Fine Irish Linen, in remnants Of
about 8 to 8 yards, slightly damaged, at
tho uniform prioe Of 80 OTIS. I'd. The goods
vary IN quality and are worth fyom 76 ota.
to $l.25 por I'd.
Special attention devoted to housekeeping
Goods. Cotton and Cotton Bhoatings q
all the beBt hrandg worry oheap,
Great Bargains in Table Linens, bloaohed
and unbloaohed.
0rashou, Towels, and Towolings from one-
third to one-half loss than usual prices,
Good Hoavy Whito Bod Spreads from $l.oQ
upwards.
Great Bargains in Marseillos Quilts from
$l.00up to richest qualities.
Blankets and Flannels ct q great discount
Laco Curtains at 90 oonts on the dollar.
Hamburg EdgiugB choicest styles, hall
price.
Bargains in Real Laoes and Leoo Goods
Cheapest Dress Goods ever offered in this oity
now or heretofore.
IN tho cheap centre tables viii ba found
many additional and now attractions in
Dress Goods at IL 1-2, 18, 20 and 25 ota,,
among which are some in tho new Spring
shades.
, 1873-03-13

Consideration Of aonato Dill was resumed.
A recose Of tlvo minutoa WAS tnkol,.
Bountor HINOHOI1TFE mado worry oirootivo
spcocl, in opposition to tho bill. L waa dis-
cunso5 ALSO by sonntorH BALDWIN, WAITING,
HlIOlIr, md GREEN. opposed, and Senators
HAMPTON and STEELE ni1irmatiycly. Lost-
yona, "a mays, II.
lilo Bonato aljournod.
, 1873-03-13

Pittsburgh livestock Market.
pIr1sDunaIs, March 12.-CATTLE-b1arkrt dull mr.
rivals heavy est, t3.25@0.G5; stockers, $3009400
common, Il .r0R125.
snEEr-Alarke. inactive; arrivals fair hest, 50 0o@
G.oo medium, $5.0o@5.5o; common, n ,oo@4 80.
$5.0Q@5.70i Workers., $525@6.35
, 1873-03-13
Pittsburgh OF!

Pittsburgh Oil Market.
PIrTgnuHa1I. Maroh 12.-Crlltle porulaum quiet and
unchanged; refined quiet, but frner ut 14a4c buyer
March.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-06-25
sMediclnaI PofsOns on the Wane.

The patriarchs took no mercury, no bismuth, no
iodine, no bromide of potassium, no strychoria no
quinine. Happy old gentlemen! they did not even
know Of the existence of these specifies" and yet
they lived until it seemed that Death had forgotten
them. Their medicines were herbs and roots
They have left this fact ON record, and the world
seems to be now taking note Of it and returning to
the first principles of medication. Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, the pGrest and most eficaeious
vegetable restorative Of the day, is also the most
popular. Thousands Of persons who only few
years ago believed implicitly in all the poisons
which figure in the pharrnacepia, now pronounce
this palatabe tonic and Alternative an a-sGficient
remedy for dyspepsia, nervous debility, constipa-
ton, bilious complaints, headache intermittent fe-
yers, aud all the ordinary disturbances of the
stomach, the liver, the discharging organs and the
brain. The time is not far distant when most of
the powerful and yenCmous drugs now so recdessly
administered by practitioners of the ''heroic"
school, in cases that might easily be controlled by
uider treatment, viii be utterly discarded by all
philosophical physicians. AS it is, the thinking
public, who are generally ahead Of the profession
ais have already put the dangerous preparations
aside and adopted Hosteter's Biters in their stead
as safe and excellent household medicine, adapt
ed to almost every ailment except the organic and
deadly contagious diseases. For more than twenty
been annually strengthening its hold upon the pub
lie confidence, and it takes the lead of every
advertised medicine manufactured in this country.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-06-25
A Visit to Tate's.

We spent a few days at Tate s
Spring, last week, which we enjoyed
very much. The number of visitors
at this time is about sixty, and
others are coming in daily. From
the present prospects we think there
will be at least one hundred visitors
in attendance by the middle of next
month. But there are ample accom-
modations for twice that number at
least; the proprietors having added
a large number of rooms since last
season. The improvements made
since last summer are substantial
and add greatly to the looks Of the
place and to the comfort of guests:
among the most important is the large
garden-about 5 acres-which is
managed by two Englishmen, who
understand their business thoroughly.
The proprietors are sparing no
labor or expense to make this one
Of the most popular watering places
in the South, and their efforts
are meeting with well deserved sue
cess. The facilities for getting from
this point to the Springs are ample;
there being two hack lines, one run
by Maj. j. NJ. Dickinson, the other
by Cain, Smith & Mitchell; the We
hicles of both lines are all that they
should be. We know for we tried
them. It is useless to speak, at this
time of the healing virtues Of the
water it is too we'll known to need
any recommendation so, if you
want to combine business with
pleasure" recruit your health, and
avoid any possibility of taking the
cholera-there being not the shadow
of a probability of the prevailing
disease reaching that point-go to
Tate for the summer.