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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-24
SHERINE,S SALE.

Ol Virtue Of Sunlr Executions to me
- directed will offer for sale, for
Cash III public auction, 10 the highest bid.
der before the Court House door in
Winnshor, within the legal hours of salc
on The first Monday in January next,
the following describe property, to wit:
All that piece parcel or ira CT of land
lying being ANA Situate in the County Of
Faint field and State Of South Carolina
cont timing Two hundred and Forty.Six
and one fourth acres. more or loss, on The
read icnaing from tro:hyville TO Colum-
hia, and bounded hy lands Of B., II, With.
crs. II. j. +. ". Coleman, Asnph Hill and
others. Levied upon as the property Of
David Stevenson, at the suit Of Francis p.
crosby, EXccuiriX. against Da' id Sttyeu.
SON Solu at the iisk of the former pur-
chaser.
One tract oI land containing four hun
'lrcd acres more or less situate in Fairfield
County I'd state Of South Carolina, ad.
Joining lands Of !. X. Davis, Jno. C. Boil
Sarah Pearson and others levied, upon rs
The properly of Thomas Il. Bcll at the suit
Of Nancy " Thompson and others
''n" t"ct of land containing one hun.
dred and Eighty acres more or less being
the tract s"t en- ~ homestead for Adnn
JHhnst"n bounded ON the north by the
lln h"yS Ferry Road aud on the west by
Ian : "i Ben Martin, and on the east, by
lands Of Ned GuiHnard. Levied upon ns tho
lrorcr!y Of Anna Johnton at the suit of
"il!nm Curtis against ,nna Johnston.
One tract cf lnnd in Fairfield County
State of .SoutD Carolina containing one
hundred and ff(yiour acres moro or less
| adjoining lands Of j. NJ. Curlcc, j. D.
Mahan, Thomas Hobbs, and others levied
upon rs The property Of John Barker ut
the suit Of II. n. Smart assignee and others.
j.. ". nUVALL,
.... S. L. c..
ShcriG's Office.
W innsboro', =. G,
De-. II. 1873.
Dec. l3-tlx2 g.,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-24
SlIERIFE'S SALE.
The State Of South Carolina. !
County of Fairfield,


IxrmE comMeN iIrhs. "'
VIM I. Eoshorongh rs Executor Of The Inst
Will and testament Of JalncS H. Rosho-
rough deceased, against Caroline Ros
hor"ugh, Echctc J Roshorough, Mary
r.. EoSh'rouGh, The Snlpluric Ao,d
and super Phosphate Company, and Rich :
ard S. Hesrortcs
n pursuance Of nm order Of Comirrt
l. made in The above stated case.
will offer for sale before the court hous
door in Winnsboro, on the first Monday
in January next TO the highest bidder
within the legal hours Of sale the follow.
inG, described property t. wit:
All that tract Of land continuing one hun.
dr:d and sixty acres moro or less, lyinq
on Sawncys Creek, waters of Wutcre,
River in the County Of Fairfield and State
Of South Carolina and bounded by lands of
Mrs. Ann Hunter, James B. Walker, Noah
Rhine and Howell E,lmunds.
-. All that tract of land containing Three
hnndrcd and twenty four acres more or
less lying on Lots Creek. waters OF Dn,cb-
mans Creek in lie County and s,nte
aforesaid and bounded by lands of Jamcs
Il. Walker, John Thomas. T. G. palmcr"Jr.
Samuel hobcrtsonand others.
All the right title and interest Of James
-. 'cSppfpHEn, deceased being the
maindcr after the life estate Of Robert r.
Er,hor"uch and his wifo Mary T.: r. Ros-
h"'cu" in that certain tract OF land, con-
tanning two hundred ncccs more or less
known rs The Vim. Rosborough tract living
on iAr waters Of DHichmans Creek in The
County and State aforesaid and bounded
hy lands of JAS. B. Walker, Sarah Robert
son and Mrs. Ann Hunter.
i'cr4nS OF Sale.
One third Of the purchnsc money TO be
PAID IN cash, ,ho remainder thereof in
iwo equal annual instruments with inter.
est the'c"n. payable annuelly from the
day OF sale. to hr secured by The bond of
The r"rchScr and mortgage Of tho
premises cold o"d t.r purchascr 10 pay
Tor ai! necessary papers.
l.. ". DGVALT.,
s. F. G.
Sherin'> Office.
Winn.horo, :. G,
Dec -, 1873.
Dee lS-itIX2
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-24

THE LIEN LAW. Tho House has
postponed the question of repoaling
tho Lien law until January 1875.
The present law therefore remains in
full force. We had hoped it would
be repealed as under it, great frauds
have been committed. We advise
land holders to bo very careful next
year how and to whom they rent
their lands. Thousands of dollars
have been lost by failure of lessoes to
pay their rent.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-24

G- We lad the pleasure on
Wednesday of meeting on the train
Col j. p. Thomas who is now prin-
cipal.of the Carolina Military Ihtitute
in Charlotte N. G. Col. Thomas has
been lecturing in several places with
great SUCCESS. His reception in Cbnr.
lesion was an ovation. He ia conf
dent Of opening next session with n
hundred cadets, which number will
soon be incre ,sed to hupdred and
fifty. We with him abundant sue:
cess.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-24
0- Don't fail to 60 and SEQ Dan
nonberg & Co.'s fine goods Y

W Some time sinde, wo ihoiitiou-
cd that a small colored girl was badly
injured by the falling of a bar of iron
that had been lodged in tree. Tho
iron fell end foremost .and penettatcd
the skull, at the point where the
three bones join and went into tho
brain an inch. In spite of this serious
injury she recovered and is now
almost well. This is another in.
stance of the tonacity of life possess.
ed by children and especially colored
children.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-24
HYMENEAL.

MARRIED, on the 10Th December by
the Rev. r. w. Brice, the REV. j.
NJ. TODD, to Miss A. A. BRIcE, only
daughter of John A. Brico Esq, of
Fairfield County S. G..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-24

" Messrs. Bacot & Co., have do
termined to close their store on
Christmas. We do not know whether
the other merchants will follow suit:
The Bank will also be closed on
that day.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-24
~ Mr.. j. G. Rosborouyh die

0G Mr.. j. G. Rosborough diod
at his home near Bluckstock on
Wednesday, and on Thursday, was
buried Mt the A. r. Church in Wins
boro. Mr.. Rosborough was one of
our best citizens. BY his courteous
manner and integrity he had won
many friends, aud his loss will be
seriously felt.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-24

" Mr.. George Matthews, last
Saturday week, vas stricken with
paralysis, while cleaning brick for Mt.
N. p. Myers, near Ridgoway, but was
not discovered until Sunday. lie
did not speak agaiu, md died on Tues
day. lie was 81 years of age.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-24

" See the advertisement in an
other column, of the "Ncw Idea Sa
loon." Mr.. Timmors knows how to
keep p saloon. The "New Idea" is
well furnished with Refreshments both
liqnid and solid, served in the best of
STYLES.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-24
State of South Carolina, {

Fairfield CoUNTY. ="
=. "IN, TIE C0URTE,oF PR0BATE.
Ex parse. James ". !BStiok, Admir-. In Re
estate OIL. NJ. I,oliok, deceased. intes.
'a'e-vrdor for ealcsof personal prop
crty.5 - VI a -"
TN parsuapoe Of an order Of the Coort Of
l. Probate. mnde an%lhe above ssa,cd
c"se, E.yhl,Sfer ,Idr's sk. on Friday, the
SECOND dny Of January, Aa74. at IL O'Clock
a. NJ. at public a1ction. IL tho late coun.
ry.rcsidence. pear Jacksoh's Crock Church,
or IL. al. boiick, dsosaBed, lot Of person
olproreEty 10 viii :riasg ...
Corn, Fodder. lot Cotton Seed, Farm.
Implements, Wagons, ,Bhqgy and fIar-
ness a ta!t Cattle, and $p.her properly.
Terms cash. ."-. fF
:, Also in pdrstishoo Of ths same order, ]
,Eill soil tho lfoFses, andMulcs belonging
to said Estate IbSfore the USurt Honse do or
in WianRborp, ion3h hfondSyi the 9th, dny Of
January, 1874. Terms made known on
the Day OF safe. "'e r.,,,ps.sA,v :, n =, ,cv
Adm'r.> Of Estnte.of L. M nolick, dsod.
"iiPPaassboro, 8. " DeosH, ~
dco 2O-t6x2 &s A,sssS f.. =,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-24

KINss Mfr. MlLIrARY ScHool. I'VE
call attention to this advertisem cnt.
This school has becn in successful
operation many years, and is gaining
strength with "ge. 1t is we'll known
as IA school Of the first grade. Cata-
logucs at this othcc.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-24

0r If anybody doubts that Christ
mas is at hand let him bctake him-
self to Main Street Of a night and see
the exhibition of fireworks. The boys
Are cxhaustii,g their supply OF ccket
money in advance, and will he panic
struck by The time Christmas comes.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-24

0- MIR. G.. \. White has Fehov-
Cd his contradictory store to the
sand under the Thespian Hall which
was burned last spring. lie has a
choice assortment Of tempting gs
for the Christm az holidays.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-24
Nxoca1. 5au1p9,

Jon PniESTINe.-Our Office has been
fitted with all materials necessary
for printing jobs Of every description.
Bills, Letterheads, Busters, Invitation
and Business Cards &c, &c.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-24
New ADVERTISEMENTS

New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sheriff's Sale. IL. w. Duvall.
Winnsboro National Bank IS. B.
Clowncy, Cashier.
Masonic Meeting-Johu G. squier
Sec.
10 all those interestod-J. W.
McCreight.
Egg Eggs !!-R. J. McCarley.
just Receivcd--D. II. Flerniken.
Notice Simon Mcintosh.
just Received-Bcaty & Bro.
Sale of personal property-J. W.
Bolick.
New Idea Saloon-K. G. Tim
mons.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-24

" II. N. Oboar Esq, has been
appointed by Judge Bond, >ohe Of the
Commissioners of The United States
Courts for South CAROLINA.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-24

NoTIcE.-Mr. John A. Desportes
is authorized to receive all dues for
the News and Herald from parties
living at and below Ridgeway.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-24
TERMS Or SALE.

One third Of the purchase money to be
paid in Cash, also sufficient cash to ray
cost Of suit and expense of aale, 70 tho
balance n credit of one md two year
with interest from day Of snlo. Purchaser
to give bond secured by mortgage of the
.pre,niscst and I'd, pay for all necessary
'phpefs.
E.W. DUVALL, s. r.
Shcriff's Office,
Winnsboro, s. c.,
Dec. IL, 1878.
. Deo 13.+lx2
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-24
TO ALL Til OSE
INTERESTE1D.

| an prepared 0 mako and repair cris.
Mills, and repair old Gins. ALSO to do lob
work, of any kind.
UNDERTAKINGS DEPARTMENT.
IN This line ] keep constantly on hand
full supply Of al sizes Of the Metallic
burial Cases Walnut Cases, Cnskrts, and
Pine, Collins at the ol,i stand known rs
Nc Creigh: shop.
"%'''... :; >. j. W. McC1sEIGHT.
dec 18 fm
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-24

Messrs. Bacot & Co., and
r. j. McCarley have on hand full
supply of Eggs for the Ch. istmas
Holidays.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-24
Nails and Axes,

90 KEGS cut nails, assorted Boxes
~ Extra Patent Pinish'' Hbrso
Nails 4 Dozen Axes. Low for Cash BY
sept 2 beatty & BRO.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-24

" Hanncnberg & Co., received
lot of fine goods yesterday. y
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-24

HoLlDAy.-Owiug to tho Christ.
mas holidays thore will be no issue OF
tho "HEnALp," on next Wednesday.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-24

" Latta'S Brass Band passed up
on the Train Thursday. The dullcct
tones of "Swect Belle MaIonev q the
train stopped, caused quite rush to
the depot. Seeing the crowd VIC went
down fur local, but none was forth
coming. The band was returning
from the parade of the battle SCARED
and powder tcgrimeG veterans Of the
National Guard, who commanded by
Ills Excellency I. j. Jr., ,and GcueraT,
Elliott, Smalls &c. paralcd in full
torce in Columbia. The parade was
intended, We presume, to celebrate
the peace with Cuba. ,M.' ,>,''' :.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-24

NAsokic.-On Wednesday, the
corner stone of the Ridgeway Masonic
Lodge, No. 81, was laid by tho W.
NJ. of the Lodge, j. ". Campbell,
uodc- isdpcnsation of the Grand
Lodge. An historical sketch was de.
posted, containing the 'datc of the
destruction by Sherman Of the old
Lodge, and the building of the new.
The present building was erected
evcral years since on lot n few
hundred yards from the depot, but
vas lately moved "into town." The
lodge is in flourish ing condition.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing Masonic year:
B. T.. Elkin, W. Nj.
JAS. q. Davis, s. w.
Henry Helms, j. w.
j. a. Simpson, Treas.
W. B. Hogan, Scc'ty.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-24

RrpGEwAY IrrMs.-Soms; Of. the
light fingered gentry have been visit.
ing Ridgcway. Ga Saturday suit
Of clothes was stolen from Me$srs.
Ruff e. Cloud. The articles wcro re.
covered, but the thief made himself
scarce.
Trade is more brisk, and Santa
Claus is making ready his head quar-.
ters for Christmas. s..
/. The cornerstone Of the Masonnc
lodge was laid yesterday.
MASONIC ELrcrIoN.-At the an.
nual communication of Monticello
Lodge No. 100, A.. f.. NJ, the
following officers were elected and
appointed to serve the ensuing mason
io year
Thomfson Chappell, W. NJ.
Il. E. Bell, ). ".
j. Il. Dawkins, j. W.
Il. II. Marlborough. Treas.
II. NJ. Healy, Scc'ry.
Wm. Bell, 5. d.
W. J.. Pettlcrcw, j. d.
i; Dari% nS"ySI Wi,.on. nnr'S' Stewards.
David Hamitcr, Tifor.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-24

" Danhenbcrg g. Co.,, have on
hand the fnost clothing in town. = ,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-24

GF The Berger Family, Swiss
Bell Ringers, will visit Winnsboro on
Saturday, the 9Th Instant. This
town has never yet had an cntcrtain- =
mont to equal the one promised next
Saturday. TGc BergeA family lave
won renown in The largest cities. Sol
Smith Russell, the great facial con.
tortionist, is the Funniest fellow we
have ever seen. Although the troupe
call themselves Bell Ringers, they
will also give songs, and music on
the harp, flute, violins, corncts and
Iithern.
1t will pay every cue, even our
country friends: to be on hand on
Saturday evening.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-24

~. 900, =. ..Ar..>. ......
..n.!t'.. ..l.r.
IT. ,..
BARGAINS. \! s
OWING to the low price Of
Cotton and the great scarcity
of money, we now offer our
entire Stock of Goods at ex-
tremely low prices. Especial
attention is calledto our very
large Sto ckio
Dress Goods,
Shawls, Ready
Made Clothing,
Gents Furnishing
Gooes, boots, Shoes,
Hats and Caps, and a splendid
line Of Cassim'cdres, all of which
we offer at panic prices and to
suit the times. Come with the
CASH and get BARGAINS !!
j.. ALL those indebted to lis lis
ore urgently requested to come
forward and settle ip, as we
are greatly in n need need Of money.
L MoMAsTER ( BRieE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-29

THE ROWE MACHINE Co.'S SEWING MA
CuINf,s have BECOME celebrated the world
over The work done on thesn mWliines isun-
s,,ruaSset!-- sewing the thinnest material and
the heavies. goods with equal facility, and re-
,uiing no extra adjusting for uneven thick
hess ol. passing over seams.
The Sitachinentl for Hcmmlng, FEELING,
Rraldng, Cording, Quilting, Tucking, Binding
and Gathering are OF the latest improved pat
tesns, ard are superior 10 those used on any
oiher machine.
ina HOWE MACNINfS ara Tho STRONG-
EST and GIMPLEST. and seldom or never
give an. trouble In operating. They arc the
oldest established In tho world (Mr howe
vance Gall Others in improvements and oer-
faction of mechanism.
II. CANIpBETL.,
A ratit for :~iouther;i California.
Ia COMMERCIAL. ST. oc2fme
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-29
THREATENING A THEATRICAL maNaGss.


At the Bow Street Police Court In
London, October ed, the following
letter which was received by Mr..
Strange, manager OF the Holborn New
National Theatre, was handed to the
magistrate:
l3 ToTTENfIAM ROAD, Kingeland.
SIR: l, as q Catholic, omptatically
protest against the re-appearance OF
Paray lie None, or whatever YOU choose
to call your French humbug. On to-
morrow night will attend, in cont
pany Of four or five hundred Catholics;
and if il does appear on the stage, the
consequence will be on Your own
head. Remember, q breach of peace
you are responsible for, so in Gods
name do not permit it TO appear.
was present on last night, and for hiss
ing il ] was struck--so you will hear
again from me. (SignedD
MARTIN }. GAERtLY.
In answer to the magistrate it was
stated that the piece had been duly liz
censed; that in the farce there was q
Fantee war tribe, and in the opera
boufie q pandemonilm chorus, and
that tho writer perhaps had mistaken
the latter for Paray le MOnial.
The magistrate said that if the piece
were properly licensed he should
think il impossible even for a Roman
Catholic, unless he be infallible, to
stop the performance. He did not
think thar five hundred Catholics
would be found, hut should advise
MIR. Strange % give notice to the po-
lice for protection. The writer could
be given into custody II he attempted
to enter the theatre.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-29
3a4 ,Aaesles 1lerald.
El.nGHAC POETRY.

&
sner all. we must look to ille coantrt. FOR
true poatry. The city man can sometimes Ito
Il. hut net 70 steady thing, so many th ngs
ARE always going on in cities. OF the tiesiac
we have aeluom pernsed q more touching bit
than the following, by request, In a recent
numberoi the Clear, Lake Observer. II was
inspired by thecenth by llruwning OF 1rank-
lin Brown, ttlesr Lake, iowa, Sprtlns evsii-
ing, June ~ 1871. and il the tribute OF a
friend:
frankie, tho news reached me at eleven
That thy soul had passed from this enlth and
gone 10 Heaven ff
Though knew thy soul had iOund It's resf
IL catstd a sad fee,ing within my breast.
knew thee when bnt Il little child
Gentle, meek, and very mild,
That same gentle spirit you carried 10 the last,
Until the body in the lake was east.
There you sleep In eeutle slumber.
fhe waters now are thy soft cover.
We had looked for You all day in vain,
Hut tomorrow W.T. Will look for thee asaia.
ies, we Will search uEtii we find thy resting
place. Aga tFtH
Il nd can once more see Thy gentle iaee;
.ind when your friends have yea care-sed.
Wen IT. and find thee a hei,cr place 10 rest.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-29
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

Lq.sl year, as an experiment, several
hundred pounds OF wheat and barley
were soWn nc the Patera Oh the dry
ground and the seed narrowed in be-
fore the rains came. The result was
that the crop taken OIL was one-thirll
heavier than that taken from like
area and character of land adjacent,
which had been plowcd and sowed as
soon as possible after the rain carae.
Experiments of this character have
fully demonstrated the important adj
yantages Of getting the seed into the
ground before the rains come, and
thousands Of acres will be so seeded in
this county this year. Messrs. Hollis-
tar, Cooper, Edwards, Silver. EaTnc4
and others at the Patera and In that
neighborhood, we learn, are adopting
this method, and are hurrying in all
the seed they can previous 10 the rain
lall.
It ~ found that q heavy 'chiseI
har.ow''~is the best to cover tho sned,
and we are informed that this manner
Of cultivation Is meeting with 80
much favor that quito 3 number Of
these harrows have already been sold
Tor that purpose by our dealers in ag-
ricultural implements.
,fhe most important results TO our
farmers will undoubtedly follow the
general adoption of this manner of
seeding. Not only will there be q
greatly increased yield per acre, but
The safety Of the crop from drouth can
be secured beyond all risk. The crop
can be harvested earlier, and IL Il
should happen to be year for grass
hoppers, those pests would have no op-
portunity to feed upon it. Besides
there are some localities where crop
Of corn or potatoes might follow the
wheat or barley with good chances of
maturity, where one crop only can
be obtained. This dry seeding also Of
iers an advantage IN that the work
can be done at a time when the farm
ers otherwise would he waiting for
the rains To soften the ground for the
plow. i Santa Barbara Index.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-29
THIS AND THAT.

The New York Herald is shing for
Mast. Good.
Bushing & Brothers, hankars of
Reading, Penn, have suspended. ~
"LovE," says an amorous writer, ;'is
an internal transport" An exchange
remarks, THE same might be said Of
canal boat
The Elliot block, Newton, Mass,
owned by j. w. Bacon, was burned
last night. Bacon's loss is ,000; In
sured for $1,000. Other losses not
stated. e836l9 ssalo hgs nsGs
The Signal asserts that as corn
growing district, Santa Clara valley,
Ventura county, is not surpassed by
The best portions Of iowa, Illinois
or Missouri.
4 large number Of German immi-
grant at New York, unable to find
work, offer to work their passage back
to their homes. Many have been
taken back already.
The Second National Convention Of
the Roman Catholic Total Abstinence
Society of the United States was be-
gun in New York yesterday by SOL
emn High Mass.
We have been informed that the
Scotland county Fair consisted of a
bull and pumpkin; ii is said the bull
got loose and ate the pumpkin and
then they closed tho Fair.
A fire in New Orleans on W-cdnes-
day destroyed square of buildings
bounded By Marguey, Vaudeville,
Goodchildrcn and MOriles streets
about forty small houses. Loss about
$4,000. e ii
LIGHTNING recently struck q tele-
graph pole and ran along the wire into
the Office at Coatsville, Ind, when the
operator, seated at the instrument,
excitedly telegraphcd back: Don't
send so fast"' a0
Chamberlain, the owner O; True
Blue, says OF him: "Hc will be as
sound IS ever in couple of weeks, and
vmay have chance to test the mettle
Of old Thad again some time. | shall
go, back 10 New York in q week or
two, bu: my horse will winter here,
and am going 10 send ont another
survivor"
Captain VIM. r. Dove, having ac-
eeptably discharged the duty assigned
MIN OF cooperating in the building Of
the Military Telegraph to Fort Yuma,
has returned TO San Diego. Captain
Dove has received advices that he has
been assigned to command company
Ut Fort CASTOR, California. This will
bring him close 10 the Modoc country.
tie Is not yet notified as to when he is
TO report for duty. M
We have conversed recently with
intelligent gentlemen from Los Ange-
les and San Diego in regard TO the re-
sources of Southern California and the
best policy 10 secure their early de-
velopnent. All seemed to agree that
the jealous rivalry so frequently
evinccd between the different sections
OF the Southern portion Of the State,
10 say the least, is silly and childish.
fhe prosperity Of the one naturally
benefits the other, advancing the de-
yelopment OF the whole. Taking our
own case, the greater the reputation
Los Angeles and San Diego acquire,
the more people flock to them, the
greater number will catch glimpse of
Santa Barbara and her attractions,
and we expect many first destined to
those places to remain by the way
side and make their home among us.
fhe best policy for us is to encourage
each other, and work tor the good OF
iifsouthern California.-[S. B. Times
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-29
Everybody knows the old Man
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