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too, or they would not 0e on government Joo
ARE not allowed to swinde the country, when
their betters do it every day in Congress, to the
tune of 5000 at clip sometimes. The build,
it Is habitable, and that is covered with q tenn
porary roof. From the samples of workmen
saw. it is impossible to conjecture when 1T will
be done; perhaps, if the judgment day is post
poned long enough, it may be completed in
time to be shaken to pieces in the general
smash-up. Nothing short of that day, or
genuine double -barreled California earthquake,
can destroy its massive strenth unless it sinks
in the marsh on which this city stands, and
that is not very likely, rs it is built on twenty
thousand cypress piles, each forty feet deep. :,
It seems to stranger that they overload
teams in this city. The horse cars, seating "a
people and into which so or 60 can be crowd
ed, are drawn by one horse, or more frequently
one mule; large, heavy carriages, load for
two horses anywhere, have but one; and saw
thirteen bales of cotton on truck with two
mules. The horses are not fine specimens but
the mules are the most magnificent ever saw,
very large and able bodied; but think that,
in this climate, $500 lbs. of cotton or 5000 lbs
of humanity is rather too much for any mule,
unless he was made of cast-iron and india
rubber The horse cars of New Orleans are
QQmlrdDly WduitStu, OWiuS lu iS"o uCSloo,
am told, to the executive ability of Gen. Beau
regard, who is president of one of the roads.
The cars are clean, and the drivers civil and
obliging, quite unusual in that race of beings:
In the cars of Beauregard's line saw posted
some excellent regulations, some of which
other cities might copy with profit. Among
them is one forbidding the carrying of baskets
or parcels inside the car This is capital, and
entirely prevents passengers losing their bal
ance and temper over the packages, only short
of fire-proof safes, that people will bring into
cars. But on the same card was regulation
singuIarly absurd, that no driver should be on
his car in his shirt-sleeves The refined cruel
ty of such rule, in this oven of a city, is
worthy of the immortal Pecksnif The car
lines are well located, running out to the
suburbs in all directions in very convenient
way. Some of the lines use the L rail, which
adds much to the comfort of the passenger
and q good deal to the expense of construction,
1 imagine.
The outskirts of town are beautiful in some
directions, fine houses, large and handsome
gardens, to which much care is given, not so
much in individual Cases as at Abbeville, S. c.,
which, before the war, must have been ono Of
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sth of November. The principal work was on what
is called the Oak Tree Mound. which Is about 90 feet
long and 80 wide, running north and south. At .
depth of two feet was found fragment of bone OF
a large ANIMAL possibly the bison. At 10 feet depth
was "A row of stones extending east and west, I'm,
medlately south of which large skeleton well
preserved Other skeletons in an inferior state Of
preservation were also found. Some fragments OF
pottery q large bone of deer, and the shell OF "a
unio or river mussel were found near the human
remains: the shell notched on both edges to permit
the attachment of a cord. In another mound, opened
on the same day, were found human remains, q plate
of mica, and q piece of galeua well carbOnzcd ex-
ternally, and the corners rounded by wear; filnt
arrow head and knife, and curiously wrought D9hee
implement, crescent shaped, with the ends roundeG
drilled holes six in one and five in the other. on
each side of the center of the instrument, ana near
the outer edge are two holes, drilled through ne
regularity of the holes seemed indicate thar theS
could not have been made by flint implement.
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