davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-11-19

!ne hoa'a ot t1aus "o1our"e" ea."'uaJ ~ n.'om'
oc1n2 on manu- cars1e. thah usua4' ~ oMau'e ~
Mcfoets 10 aleha lhe 1nheE2t VI the 4a'e ''u". W.
r. CooioauHn' fos NV teast'h 'hefe "hs Mucn
Ieha paa'Hett '3ansac'ea 'AAh VIZ sFotaae 'oaHls'
lae h'asKep "eso salne9 atsaay. Aass ano pro-"
VISIONS *efo easleF' Hheat rover, ana tneIc Wa
AEtle cnahke !" other ptsaastuust t"oaRu
corn Wae atmes cary. tHe tsaa,ns wv
eMchy !" 'u1atea' t''ous" 'ue'o WI" '"H 'n4u"s
ny sl!ppeH taf wheat ana eo1a' ana soae "'"y
was wanted on outside orders Tue weather was
Clearer. aou Appa3eh''S moro seta'e. WHICH "totea
an increase III tho so!nnlo OF our feee'pt4' esio'
cla'ly looking towards more new corn; out the
temperature wa high for this acason Of the year
Joshcfs Of dry X0ola report well sustained or"
der demand, btt there ennpafattscIJ h&sle doftt:
tn The way OF persona! aclacti0nt sheetlues and
shlFAngs, prints, wlMlcr dress fabrtc', cloak'ass,
hosiery, danne!E, and uotiohA resolved The m1st
attention Nc inpoFtant price. ehsnges were noted,
This grocery MARKET ~ss reasonably ACTIVE and
sa'ea fsthes afaaef 'oaa On tao e"'hss oa5s " "e
week. sugars, straPs, mo!asses, md sptces were
moving freely, sud displayed signify Increased
strength. The eodee market remained dul! aha
cary. Teas were quiet and Eteady. There was far
ACTIVITY IN lee aemah0 Iof 'ofelgn urea Sfoi" anu
some ins* Of domestic dried wets also meeting
with llbofal inquiry. Ftsh were quoted quiet
And uNchaosed- fFsees VI sooa w eno1ee SFAoes
Ut butter were t1MlJ supp0Ftcd, bat low aha
medium qualities wcro neglected and Heak. Ihs
cheesc ssade remained Gull WIN prices unse11ta
aud drcAntng. NO changes were spoa1eat IN ths
hale'ns. ieAtasf tooacco' coat ano ~ooa mA'kets'
uls were IN sAlf request, Ano. kenesS''y sIsso1 ~
price.
The lumber market was rather qulet. At the
yhtas dealers were buay ninx old orders, but the
denana has fallen Oh III consequence OF lhe quiet
, 1877-11-19
AMERICAN CITIES.
NEW YUt1k.

y.u s,or. x,r -rn-r,,.ra...s- q. ,,,tSa
ING; future, barely s.eady, sovemler ,!.tsssi, y,
1,s,. sssnss M %s, s 5.assTs as; Il i I ,s ,9 Fe
s Fsorn-unesnse.. ss; win VERY moderate business,
recsu,. p. oo' ssl. !!ye hour steady. ssDoet+o
s;: s, ID Is si s sm. s "s' ,ss:c ssT "s sss
No. 4 Milwaukee, eul, ana SO. ] minnesota spring,
si.m,a,. W, So* = sttlwaakcv. q: :sas No. wh,to
t"srs % we:ts... s.i.e.' la1leY u!i aud %ss';.aEsa.
StS Ss q: III 'alss @ ,!s M :tss' a'ssl Sssss
pet. ,Mlt4b9'tc; nh1CMafkcl nun: fscclrtss a1nu
ss4s: ses.a '"'.'a saa s'.''' '''' ~''' w. NJ"
isr.-pi1m it-tp!it1' s'sa anl ans1snsst. aasi.anssa.
& .: s rsq ss,Eos nrExa ,a3ss n
ssss fSs sa! :slss' ~ =
.ss e ss aux, ssS Sss'' 'e' DID, IS
& 3,.f H ffHds Set reane se
aTxa,xzn itksis@lnei.anss,.:, H.. =, :, ,,,,>,.
E%1.nEsensrsT n..,,, re.. ,oa,. ec,
sssy' niis as s: eansc Lard
%;::Sl; $%Ss::s- is;S4s$y;;; ;s;S !; ,., a,.,,o
fG.ss.seSs'fsss ss.;e eecc ssa,7c, pulled 100
tot aaxA*t%s. nsns: r,,,x .,,.a.., ,.,o,
,sse auist spa aneha"se Ia ssxay. scucn
s!tssHs.s.dys Iss ca. ssHstns: n. ~ soa'
,,.assG ,nasr,aosx. sor '7-FtouR-F'm, aa'sE anaun'
,,Hss!S. .wh.at-we.ssra srm and h,seer: No; >
ssssF Ms,I sassF fsa s sss r "a
Msslsis iutssd .pat sna So!enos!. gs. nseea,.si:
u5s.e sd. !as. n1.,.. aad ae,,sad .s.., Wesssfa
white He4a7sc hlxdt S@tabo. itfu quiet &ha stsAdf
.'f.t.:ei; !fsses;es.y .as snsh.asss.
S3tyss-lIa!l .uI aS'nnai. .,n'
, 1877-11-19

FLorIIk-Was very ouIct tho adjournment st room
cutting q es.ns:': rsisn .s'io@ epss. much ss,srs
reret ls' It ~ III. ~as !. zoo
iii spring EXTRA. tmo., frlsy sttrrnoon, =. 5000
10 f ,,.s 'ss9"s: = s.ss % e,'s II
r,s s s'% Ts. % . The .ss' \; ,ss. sssss
choice 70 tavo,,'s brand. Of x!a.e,. sssa
:1r'as ss.7saaso: fs!r .o rood .er!ax st.7sss.ss,
81 i.ae, as : xsa ]
s.sos ~, 9. ios.s %, butkshe.s 81 :sae:u'.
' q s1a , c; s.s' .sss '''
n.,n,tn., s :. "a ~ ~ ,,c- Inn
on rack. ~''''' W. ''''"N'' '' ''N'
wmEATIw. saet J. sna easter, declining ne ss sna
so.las he .oser .as On fsssy evening mo %, n I'm
soos aaautf, from Dss.n''sr .he,':. I,ssr rsess..
srs SoSs4 ns Sy
~ sssSs VIII a as
o!irr* Oh ~ nafktt Tf sxrsc.a!t.n ihas tts sle.s
ssss"si!sa y snts !s.s s. ssaSs . ,s"!ss. a!s.s
wvns III IL III une q IL se IL
Ssn. dstss': ssnS ,s sta !} 'o5s
ss rfSsea ss'sr t. s s eo.s Z Z
sses IT. 5ra1 ~ guilt & " .na!e @ es.s ,sss1,,cr'
e. ~ 'Hsss$ .''1 !: s .ssss
si.Mh9sl.s cI"stnK =. ti:o7at; e, Geah ~; srr!ng
@ s:s;t. ea:i, :at;. WY y tsvsrtsa ! !.sS u y,
li,. - &, 50 a. i trat .ua III S ~
'aui+ A s % t5ask: sp I9's III ~ sa ~ ~ f., IN.
i.A.!"E x,.s sst' xsfu ~ ea M Ainns.9ta r., ~,
!sta :: r n sSo = \
si:Ist hrs hssrl saT. ,r"tsi 4: :a1b .,....
sax:asnx T. VI H. Ht ft!l ',sx ai.stwsr,. Z AZ
w. rvr;r'ed weak, lis llr,,!, niaIkst ~ 4nosri
, 1877-11-19

however, who had no pcrson tn nlyIsc ,bc,, =,
the real condition Of The bank, nna VII" ~ ~ ~
deeply impressed hv the g.anl chnrar,sm, mse
ths bank fixtures mud the tempting ,.saps " "
display ~ *ea gold picvca wns Il, a rrrt,'n ,'s
tent dclnsinn, calculated to lmprcs, th,. ~.
holder with nm cxtravngant flca OF lie h,nn;. .s
wealth. They were, n fact, only bar. of Ir,,n
the sides milted to initiate tie opDcnr.nca "a1 ~
7n]d utccCs, "
, 1877-11-19
If%"
1877. 4 tH7tl.


Withdrawn from store during Friday for city
consumption: 4. .O15 bu wheat, l, i50 bu corn,
1,:s71 hui oats, ;,2s3 bn rye, =, coo bu barley.
Tho following grim waa inspected into store in
this city Saturday morning: ~ cars No. hard
wheat, 12 cars No. do 0 cars Nj. soft spring.
Ito cara No. do, 20 cars NJ. ! do, Tears rejected
fc14 whcatl; III cars hinh mi1e1 corn, l37 cars
No. :: 90, n cars rejected, ~ cars Crude t.i9
coen); 19 cars white oats, 20 cars No. oats. car
rejected t:lu oats>. IL cars No, = rye; II cArs
No. &! barley, IA cars extra No.a do. III cars Of
ilinnry Nc. ! do. Ii cars fecd tii bar!cyl. Total,
lGU cars, ot217, 600 bu. Inspected out: lis, G54
bU wieat, u, leu bu coEu. 81. Da0 bu oats, " ITO
bu rye, II. 400 bu taEcy.
The following were the seceipts and shipmenta
OF brsuAstu1s and live stock At tIa point during
tic past week and !uE the corresponding weeks
, 1877-11-19

snrk. 7tc; nrfehton A. 2a'fct LrwIson. 21Sr; ntcr
treck c''+c: American. 1nx" 'nsar%- mil h'' n
9a.+..
tHEEsE -rrsse remained untnaprore'l. md the tennr
e rrss. ws sssn wcnk Ths<s w ,.
sn .iis sT; ssts x;c: Il .o
9s ssS,; :ss ID, All
s, s IT, + !F.'ss. ;S;o S:; u
s.s :';: t: t da''s''" s%"S s IT'LL
ENi. eest we're quoted at soc. and packed
s1 G .fs s+nT s" ;a ane:
s!nf . r. = 's ;a'ss.:t "y 1as IT. s!s
] s e 81 a:no.n ;s:s s1 i M Is ~ sy fs:
rs .ao,s e. E afse f.",'z 4: ssT s
f. fsn 1"rEs IT,, sEss x s:nI saat
~. i T1 ~ q Gcrts :p; Sa''; III ~
G:rt!nE, ri 6o1. al: c""nns isisef :sIHon. :'.
rdt rs + $xS 1 s Es s nc: fss
az ,nry as rn ms,ks "n w1e other lines ruiz"
sys5: s s: s s+s ser 'sYf5. fss fie;
= = ~ 4: iso~ ns Sa.*sr' ~.
.7,e. 81 v"?snsss o se. '
soos%; HnE,r sS% ia Il
s* ss E ti: sss ssFs ,s,: itsd S!aessf ssf:
T,ss ,.sN H'.r. ,,u,,tar .rnora. Tcrropnna MIA
SfTa-FiEEH ta1at X .s''s; Fl
N: French ~nirua nssS' Sap.es os xn!9as *c,n 1an
&ftG HfaatA a"rt rseahs. sGrm
anAiii5 ~ 5%t.Grs ~ Mt'sr, ar.s n"'ns'o"
er5nnss sUHe III srouc.t amt
stray: NcN lotk aftrs ] To ~ tscnInus usf n IL ,+.s ~
cur lute Aha uns car ~ sn.iIn ksssMsn ~ he
G!1r". hr1uxnt II ~ " ~ ri X
~ ntIt Mlas. w * :sist ret ,rsnc. 49, ~
Chftuts Nc" luk t' 81. tsn'n IN
a7s nsr Gssrs. JH, 7ssS esr nisaa r
on III ns! GaHa III t,stn X ~ wYs
y pcf hIl: Ca.!infnsa n nsn.si .t - er po@'
AMn9a Efnrca *ir 9y TT wv snaSt " - ~. and rrc
Me r.s-rME s..H. ~ nM"ni @ IL
hr!h viii iNcfra.t*l nfiine.s ttcGr y .n ~ ~
sraa an1 mse M [sT nnftt t'T .n % snrts
rotsr enMees seHsn S"'Gt Gr; m" III nrhsnr:p H.
Wapas a18FGh+ sst't "ese V"ct MILL ""@"@nstu' w
qGMStr; qM'rx-ca,o,,ua o4a74c: Louisiana, oe,7c.
TnvrEkI; q Jasa, asa .. n; Il nIiMr
2tSSi EnniCe ne. "Asy lsa isit.
1M9i5aE: cSmMon 10 '"ht 'e'*es'"fe' 'o4s''"k' -
, 1877-11-19

lG,mm ha; oats, a4,un hu: re 6,too bu; barley.
,rntt.nEtrn,a. Say, l1.-E,.oEs-Quiet and no
~ne GHlc !. snse' re st;. atm ,t,x tt "a
*: 's;ss, Ws;;sf. ;,isss,s; a,s :'esa, ss7os:
E:"; Ess:1si;,Ss; Ss.sss:s; %s:srn. .saaoe.
,I'xrssLtra-Issanc'. ,nn at ,sc, crude hrm At
t.etirrs-whcnt. iatoo bu: corn. Ia.ouo bu, oau
rrss xsT s,; ssa;si "ioss Ss.' iso!'Arpa .n n0"''
H tHS 5 .a sn: 'sv: ssFsS ;Ts
;ts si st;'s r. s sa saa sasst s.sf III III c.re o
n'ns n of'n'sr fr sr II snsks nrs s5. , @ ,
sssssss. ssss ssessasE:
IovrsvlIIz. Eov. i7.-corro1-stcaay at io,fs
r sf's 1ssnfs ss c no.y hsner Corn
s;sss a ssts sf:.' *: ss @ S'f 81 all 4
,Tso''s,as.-oast, h, 1.n; retk a9let 4 ~ a..
ss TIL a, aaiss "Sssa sa
W"s,xr-FIrmer a. 8, h.
Indianapolis, 1nj.. nv. i;7,-rlorn-ou.ce and
'issoi soi,.iossStnshsaaei. i'' '''' ''
S.ss Ss's'a ;sssis,s s ss
sis''s EXCHANGE On % Ssx saiass fsss u discount.
tsosroS.. Nov. lz-FLoun-Demand moderate snd
GastscGorn firm; mixed ani yellow. oRa7lo.
gsrALo xoy Neglected this
QAwEH0.
, 1877-11-19

NKw TonK, Now l1.-Dutfncss Ia only moderate with
package houses Low. priced prnts In brisk rtGucat
Rn becoming scarcc In rst hAns. Chofco dark prfnts
active At regular prices. Cotton Goodf Hnct and
steady. Heavy mooicn goods. hhawIs, and skrts quiet
Cottau drcss goods In stcndJ demand.
, 1877-11-19
FQlt E1tiN.
COMMERCIAL.

The following wcro The receipts md shipments
OF the leadln: articles Of produce In this city during
tho twenty -four hours ending ut o'clock ou
Saturday morning, aud for the corresponding tItne
last ycnf.
, 1877-11-19

CLEVELAND, o.. SOy. l7.-VErEoLHrM-M&rkc
strong; hta,llara white. ITO test. t2c,
rtTrauEEu. To-. Nor. 17.-pkrRoLKux-Ftrm and
higher: critic. {3.JI13 20 at Parkcrs for immediate
Ah!p,neut refined dull al i7Ac Philadelphia delivery
, 1877-11-19
4 Story Of Financial rsrldy Ia CALIFORNIA;

4 Story Of Financial rsrldy Ia CALIFORNIA;
Sau Francisco widows ind poor people In
gyeut numbers arc bewu!iingth tho financial ocrAdy
IL Leu. DUNCAN and hts son-ln-law, Bcnja1nin
Lc Warnr, who su.ue true ago opened bank
With great parade VI show and decoratton and
precious couple hayc I. 1it ous u With the funds,
anA many people are swlud'ed, out ot thyir
funds: 0ue plucky woman, however, who
stshss hi Ia remarkably re.olu,s way. shc paid
ti.c urbane duncan tlnal Visit III his autnptu-
ously-lurutsilrl private otlice aud demanded the
balance Of her money. hE. Duncan, with Il lo',k
Vt regret, reminded her of tie thirty-days
notice. ~ want NY moucy now, si1, and |
shall not leave aattl | get Il, sir, au4 | think
yuu mrs u seuundsrl,h she said: NE. Uuucau
gxttudr1 his baud toward her, and said
that 10 would be compelled 10 Gull IN police
oillccr. Mrs, Kugsles thcEeupon lsyctcd y re-
volyer at his head, and cal,nly lctlIandcd her
money un the spot. Tha blani deacon very
promptly issued tho necessary order, and tho
lady dspaztea with her cplu. Thszs were many,
, 1877-11-19

usr".ri ~ m III" sat as,sni. ht III" j. n. werr
krrt clear nrs lr tarrrr ~ rrEe-. t',' l"s" hf
ii" week tn''Es 'Hr n,rkrt 30 liver i,,:, nj "
nt Mon!ny nnh Tr-tas III re Wa tlret!nc q @'t'
l'cht weight. rc11,ng si,,sn pSss ~ and 'ri Is
@ + .c, nnsy ,rsF: w".e rr"s !
on rum thc stork. i ards inrInR Monday md rns1a}
AMI IA a trant tile arrivals during the rftnsin,
III fsSns s', Ut # c s.S ,x sS~s srsa.
week if: e siEt ,shss"' acs Ss M s'S so.a Nv
IT siTtte - fur ro.1rnnn to EXTRA TIC frrr!rts MGrc
IN nsaint' lnt..r,Ior tc rrrI,s wsrk ". Sh tNr
thr werk h.tor', nnt it'n for tht s"rfe.sn,iyna WY
portsi ID 4u..ity .l,r .srris esrcrn.: .o,, r.
tra~,n, saturdays mnrtrt vas nHcis tl'rrrs,ed The
san, r., ,,u s cn.n. "t. xcsk ~ T.
md there wa. general holding ~. Pttrrs nrrn+i
b.t IN luYef. but VI thr c*c showed rr.i.irpn o.
FIoaE 11c. ro"nE dnntatlnnt bring f4.:nh "a ~
hogs 81 50 fur 'scun rr!re. AMI tpts ~ i1r
Hnnt to r,tcc heavr *htins 1ta3] skfps nna scala'
wnx !nta ao,t Al fi,!AiA!;l1
ack and rfrrs rrlci considerably thwer. Ny,n 1nn.
hair Of tho sIpnlv VA. tskr1 ny ahtpncrs. Ihc rtnR
and Al. 1tta Auo fur Rool ~ s!altr Rra!cs.
Sc. f.or.*. Nov. i7.-!inns-FisMtr for rarklnF
I'M; h,tchcrr, *t.aTs4.fai; frertpsa. i.Hii.
sss. ~. sna stsh :sgJ :ns s Es
~ t244ntJ. "a: rexnIts. IT. :t+Ja541 frrt!rk. ivk
SntEr-NvtllnH dung' no supply, receipts on1y aa'
SeE 15 II; s:o s.as" sma.1 /; so
4.4u: butchcr1t ti,4U1t,5h lcrclpts, !, ,21lt sGp.
Elenss. 2i2.
, 1877-11-19

ylEYelAnt3s Iutn. Fthsu bts@Ft I@s'@'$
Mx.h Ponk-w& moderately active, hut rather weak.
declining toe per hsl, and cIu*lng s7t lower than
Friday evening. witt ncadler feeling towards nonn
Sales were reported OF 2to brs cash fear osl It ST. 30;
I.1ao tra tctier November at sia0a II 10; 3u bfia
scltcr the ycar At si7n31a0a anu IA so bsi seller
january At $t3.t7t40i73o. Total. n pfn hs'A Tho
market cloto steady 1t sa 1oai: ~ for snots sl2oa<
Gas.. o. for November. sl2 ouall.0o sser the year,
sia ca Il. 2.S seller January; and 312 si0l23A ael'
lcr february. ..-...
i'rn,s tusss pork ~ gnotea at ;Soa1a.n aud es'
LAan;.Wns n tr,isr demand. hut declined 0eons Il
iof n: opsnsn1 npat ot nsst ye1T sat. wsrs r.
mn week q L'scsmher =! s7Ats Lug tes ,si!eI the
yEur ut 81. Na a!a; anil $50 scs seller Ianfnry
t7ase7 ~ IoaI 7vM " t. g. ahs naf.et IS s!ots. ~
new atot q s7.s arller Sosen1hcr a. w e:1 srrr
thr year: q. .Atae7 Mn seller Januarys shd $7.o7HS
MOI AtiIGr February.
lots slnt sold AT Itc cr y. decline. while othtra
held at previous rrrgs viii! no disposition 70 sc'
csrt ie.s lsrs ~ ais ia1rX 1n E.5opfsn s,, ~ e.
~ q hoxts =. or E1isa!c s1!s - m2 IT, ssos fs
iI !~ae. l';E ard s.rt clear q T. - tot ~,
sirt AZ 7ct ~ I ~ REern hams !1a ~! a.
luny cut nniso prtsste terms The market closed nt
, 1877-11-19
RAILROAD TIME 'rAIIl.E.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRATNN

EXPLANATION o. REyKayYCE MAnkh.-t sstrtA.y
excepted. ssunday excepted Monday excepted
SDaI1y. ''s~
CHICAGO L NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
Ticket UtlccA u Catk.At; ts!scran IIau.e) aud II
tho Icput5, ~ -'
, 1877-11-19
As compared wlsa las. year the aversscs arc as
The yield Of Illinois is estimated at 301,
bn on K, D35, Ill AcFcs,

DIRECT IMPORTS.
The following statement shows tho different
kindt Of foreign goods on which duties haya been
paid Mt Chfeagn tlnrlnR the past week, with tho for
elln saiuc Of tho snme. With gold at 1024. tho
currency aellng value Of these goods in Chicago Is
, 1877-11-19

L31E aud FHoF Glttf1 Iaattd - U5*e uHr FIJI IT,
january. CunelIa lands .qutet at 7ss7!ic: ot!s eut
hama sssAs. q! b.xed; erect; ptsxssa hsns etc;
cu.tt I'M, .4*7c fur DcceHbtr. Green shoulders TOT
iingun qunieA ii 7a7.ic for sl,ou1deta. H.ic tor
short rtbs tc for Aort clears. ll}sal1c fuf haats,
ali can yAeel aitl Parked.
GnkAsk-Was quiet ut 5Ga7c. -.
NEEF ftittDffETa-NGft strhdy and quiet 7t tW.O!
tslU. u fur snraAs $IlOUsI1.:5 for extra ueka and
TAiSsS2wss saossa at 7'ta7,sc for clsy, and 7a7Aa
for cOuuffY.
, 1877-11-19

TUnrENTINE.
WiLNS1roN, Sov l7.-srEnt1s TuRrRSTfxE-
1y Al
, 1877-11-19

the feeling heins steady At the annexed nuotaton+
Hsnrk. 1tc; nrtEhtnn A. 21frt Lrwston. 21t6r tncr
trek. c''+c: American. 1n,kc hustaT< mil .h n
2i1t: xnnnies. singles, t4ati+tscl DO double, 2iH
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-07-11
Charleston and GrecnviIle.

IF the Railroad between here and
Charleston had for their object the driving
away Of trade from the Getty by the
Sea-" we do not see how they could bet.
ter accomplish tina: object than by pursu'
ing their present plan Of running the
trains, Itseems to us, if the speed of tho
trans cannot be increased that the pas.
senger train on the South Carolina Road
might leave Charleston a littlo earlier,
and the Grecnville train might wait fol
it's arrived in Columbia. If this train
did not get to Greenville before ten OF
eleven o'clock at night, it would be a vasi
improvement on the present arrange.
ment. While this would be of immense
benefit to the travelling public we do not
see how this plan would cost the railroads
any more to run the trains than it does
upon the present schedule. Charleston
must arouse herself from this Rip Van
Wrinkle sleep, if she wants II business.
We are to-day almost as near to New
York as to Charleston. a gentleman
in our office a few days ago, after read
ing our notice of the needed change, re-
marked that "the subscription to the
Charleston dailies would be doubled in
this section if the change was Effected
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-07-11
Quick Transit-The Mountains and
the Sea Board Clasping Hands!

There is every reason to believe tina
arrangements will shortly be perfected
Whereby daily trains will run through
from Charleston to the u%p-country, with
out any detention at Columbia. The au.
thorities of the South Carolina Railroad
and the Grcenvillc and Columbia Rail.
road are evidently determined to give the
through schedule a trial, and it is expect.
cd that the announcement of the new de.
parture will be made at an carly day. II
cannot be doubted that the effect will he
to largely increase the travel between the
u%p-country and Charleston, and to enable
Charleston to recover the trade which has
for years been drifting to the North. A
Charleston merchant, who has beer
watching carefully what has been said
pro and con, writes us as follows:
"Yonr admirable editorial on the Road
to Fortune in yours OF the 3Uth ult.,
meets my cordial approval. Rapid trans
it becomes the spirit of the age, and pro-
gressive men everywhere not only viii
coincide in but will advocate such views.
Apart from this general sentiment, a rap.
id communication with our up-country
is important, to every section Of the
State, and most important, in a CONNER
cial sense, to Charleston. Low rates OF
travel, return tickets available for q
month, and quick time, will crafty both
up-country and ~low-country, induce uni
ty of action and sentiment, and do good
every way"
~" Tho above paragraph from the
Charleston News and Courier will be
gratifying intelligence to our people.
Something is really necessary to be done
if Charleston would prevent our CONNER
cial people from looking elsewhere than
to our own city. We love Charleston,
and prefer to give her our trade, but
other pieces are offering strong competi-
ton. Gp:IS transit is necessary if
Charleston retains even the trade she
now gets.
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Chamberlain and Blaine.

We give elsewhere an interesting &C.
count of a large meeting at Woodstock
Connecticut. where Chamberlain and
Blaine gave their views of the situation.
Chamberlain talks much of honesty and
what he terms the bad faith of the Presi-
dent in his course towards Louisiana
and South Carolina. He looks for faults
only on one side. He never once re-
ferred to the rascality of the Radical
saints who composed the Returning
Board of Louisiana, but splits hairs with
the President. When Northern politi-
clans learn to attend to their own affairs,
We shall have reason to rejoice. If any
of the Northern States are in need of a
Governor, they can take Chamberlain.
We don't want him.
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Imagination. Those who object to paying
more than two mills can avoid it. Your
on the shape Of the new county are
unn eccssary, for ! think If you will look
moro carefully you will find IT. n very good
shaped territory, except the point of Newber-
ry that projects into the new county. We are
not after beauty however, but utility and con-
veniencc. some of the handywork OF God
look for perfection from the hand of man.
Tho citizens of the town of Ninety-SiX arc
not welded to the idea of having the seat OF
justice in their town. They say, give us the
new county, rs designated in the bill before
the Legislature, and locate the Court House
at Greenwood, Traps Mill, Horntown, OR
of the people OF the Nincty-SiX county. II
small counties are expensive and of no ad-
vantage or convenience, by all means let lie
throw Edgeticld, Sewberry, Laurens and Ah
tice at Old Cambridge. We will join in this
movement. According to your theory You
can have no objection to such nm arrange
ment but will give us the use of your able
pen in furtherancG OF the plan.
AS TO the matter of transferring the records
| that IL Il small matter. 1t was done In Ailler
when it was laid off for three hundred dol
lars. Greenwood can have no objections tt
when Nincty-Six will give five times tina
much towards the Greenwood Railroad
This new county has been agitated for thirty
five years. and the only reason we AYE no
never demanded It. 1t Is not only q conve
nicnce. but q public necessity.
If small counties nre not desirable, why die
our State change the limits Of old Nincty1Si!
county and make or 10 counties out OF on
when the country was poor and sparsely set
tied. Now, Mr.. Editor, / am not o resident o
the town of Ninety Six nor am ] an otflc.
holder nor do I ever expect to hold one.
live six miles from Ninety-Six but I will Civ
one hundred dollars towards the expense q
putting up the public buildings, besides pny
ing whatever tax may be imposed OH me
Corn Grove, A.bbeyille county, s. c.
July 9th, 1871.
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Dr.. Tut has been en-,
gagged in the practice Of
medicine thirty years, and
for along time was demon
strator Of anatomy in the
Medical College or Gcor-
ria, hence persons using
his Pills have the guaran.
tee that they arc prepared
on scientific principles,
and arc free from all
quackev. "
lie has snccceded in
combining in them the
heretofore %antagonistic
qualities Of a strengthen.
i~xg,Pargofive, ondd Pur'
tying Ionic.
Their first apparent ef'
feet is to incrcase the ap.
petite by causing the food
to properly ~assimilate
Thus the system is nour'
islied, and by their tonic
action on the digestive or
gans, regular and healthy
excavations are produced.
The rapidity with which
tersonf take on f<sh,
while under the Influence
OF those pills, OF itself in
dicates their adaptability
to nourish the body, and
hence their efficacy in cur.
ing ncrvou debility, mel
ancholy, dyspepsia, vast
ing of the muscles, slug
gishness Of the liver,
chronic constipation, and
.ngth to the system. Sold
Street, New York.
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The American PeODIe.

No people in the world suffer as much
with Dyspepsiaa as Americans. Although
years Of experience in medicine had fail
ed to accomplish certain and sure rene
dy for this disease and it's effects, such as
Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Water-brasll,
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