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Home and Farm.

EGGs a LA ADMINISTRATIONS into
fiat tin dish cream TO the depth of a
quarte- of an inch; bring to quick
boil and then drop in the eggs and
cook until the whites are hard season
to taste and serve in the same Hat tin
dish.
LABoL-SAvING SoAP.-Two pounds
OF sal soda, two pounds of yellow bar
soap and ten quarts of water. Cut the
soap in thin slices and boil together
two hours, strain and it will be tit for
use. Put the clothes to soak the night
before you wash, and to every pail OF
water in which you boil them, add q
pound of this soap. They will need
no rubbing, merely rinse them out and
they will be perfectly clean and white.
People have been known to pay fifty
cents for this old ana we'll known re
cipe.
FIRM BUTTER WITHOUT ICE.-In
families where the dairy is small, q
good plan Ia have the butter cool and
firm without ice Is 10y the process Of
| evaporation, rs practiced in India and
other warm countries. A cheap plan
is to get a very large-sized, porous,
earthen tlnwer-pot, with AN extra large
saucer. ii ilf fill the saucer with wa
ter. set in it a trivet or light stand
such as is used for holding hot irons
will dO-upon this set your butter
over the whole invert the h)wer-pot,
letting the top rim of it rest in and be
covered by the water; then close the
hole In the bottom of the flpwer.pot
with cork; then dash water over the
fiower-pOt, and repeat the process sew
eral times day, or whenever 1t looks
dry. II set in cool place, or where
the wind can blow on 1t, it will rapid
ly evaporate the water from the pot,
and the butter will be as firm and cool
as if from an ice house.
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THERcAe, Our Southern brethren in
the Valley Of the Mississippi, are suffer
ine,fsom the most malignant and fatal
scSafRe Of yellow fever ever known
for many yesEs; and
Whereas, Hundreds and thousands,
ssom youth 70 old age, have died and
ass ssin dying 10 those plague-stricken
4 districts. leaving diseonsolate widows,
helpless orphans and iecrepit old age
% be cared for BY the charities of =
kindred people, and who CRY out from
the sshes of their deaelation to as for
help, and
Whereas. Nov, As Of old, the prom
iee Is vpuchsafed to Us, that the Al
mighty and ever living God win ex
tend his mercy when invoked, stay
The pestllence that waIketh in dark
ness. and The destruction which wasteih
~ noon. day. and
Whereas. Reposing faith, a. people.
IN the same God whom orr fathers
trusted, before whose altazs our hoIy
religion tsachea us TO bow In times Of
great calamity. and eonfessang oul
frangress,ons. implore HIM 70 destro,
this plague Of death among our eoun-
frymcn.
Now. therefore, TO this /, r. B. Hnh
bard, GoFefnor Of the State Of Texas
g hsrse9 FseqRnsad shss the twenty
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Those terrible enemies OF human happiness
hav indeed found their master in Jenkins GAN
NHiILATOR." We have the testimony OF men
OF the highest standing in Louisiana and other
States that after suffering Undesirable pains
for years. from which they sought relief in vain
kansas ana Virginia, and by using dozens OF
REMEDIES more or less highly praised, whom hope
had almost died out they have found relief
from pain by III use of the ANNIHILATOR,' y
and by continuing it for short time have been
perfectly cured.
"THE ANNIHILAToR'' is purely vegetable
and can be taken without fear of any Injurious
result by the delicate well as the robust il
constitution. 1t puries the blood, stimulate
the LiueT and Kidneys and eradicates eCeTy Oe,
Hge of the above diseases. Price 81. Sold by
all Druggists e1J Pamphlets containing test
morlals and valuable advice 81 Mt free 10 any al
dress.
n. JENKINS & CO., Propr's, N. O.. La
FINLAY q THOMPSON, Wholesale Druggists,
General Agents, IS Magazine St, N. o., La.
mr6 deOd&w1yr
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6. W. SIMMONS 8 SON.
Oak Hall, Boston Mass.
DRoBATE NOTICE.

TIE state of Texas. Coanty o. Llanos-Es.
tate o. ". II. WAGES. deceased
Nv An order Of co1rt Nelron =. Owen, admin
isfrsror % the estate % ". Il Wages, deccA-ed
having presented hs= arcOant for dnsi settle
mrnr q sad estate a. the ncxs rcenlar tern OF
TIE couuty Cozrt Of llano cnunty, notice i
hereby given 10 ali persons interested 20 be and
apnear ~ and before said county eourt - iis
nexf REGULAR tern. 70 be hrl1 ~ the court honse
~ said county, IN the town % Llano. On The
Thlr1 Noaday n SepternbeE, I67e. and co1fesl
I'D acccunt II they zee prorEr-
fr.al tWsnfy4econd day q Angus. ls-8
AZ - : Z sz = ~. q,
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TIME STATE OF TEXAS-CouNTy
i OF TRAVIS.

| n NHE STATE OF TEXAS-COUNTY
i OF TRAVIS.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of Travis coun-
| ty, Greeting:
publication OF this citation in some newspapt T in
| Travis county for four successive weeks prior
| TO the return day hereof, you summon John N.
| HARRISON whose residence is unknown, to be and
appear before the district court, to be holden In
ard for Travis county ut the court house thereof
/ on the fifteenth Monday after the first Monday
petition Of John +. Smith, Robert F. Matthews
/ and his wife, Mary E. Matthew's, and Sidney P.
Brown and his wife, Caroline A. Brown, against
him and his wife, Susan A. Harrison, alleging
substanti lily: That plaintiffs and the defendant
| Susan A. HartsJn, reside in Travis county, Tex
as and that the residence OF the defendant, John
B Smith. now deceased, was in her lifetime
seized and possessed OF the following described
real estate, viz. LOIS 10, II and u, IN block So
/ with the Improvements thereon and aHceri aib
brick house on front half CT i, in block ~ in
Austin, Texas also out lots u, 49, %, 26 and n,
| in division 'A'' Of the outlots OF austin, Tex
/ as; alec lot No. Il In the subdivision of the
| Chambers survey, about miles northwest from
| the city OF Austin. Texas. That the said Mrs
Elizabeth B Smith died interstate leaving sur
viving her the following children snd heirs at
| law, each OF whom owns an estate of inheritance
OF one-four b, which is undivided between them
| to-wit: The plaintiffs John F. Smith, Caroline
E. Matthew's, wife Of Ro ert F. Matthews anu
the defendant. Susan A HARRISON, wife OF the
defendant, John NJ. Harrison. That there has
been no administration upon said estate. and no
| partition Of said property, wherefore they pray
that defendants be duly cited 10 answer raid
| petition, and for Judgment for partition OF said
! property, according TO The respective rights OF
sald parties, or il partition cannot be had with
out material IN jury 10 the value OF the property
then for ale of the same; also for the appoint
ment OF three commissioners TO make said parti-
too, etc. Herein fail not, but hive you then
an there this writ. with your ret1rn thereon
| showing how yen have executed the same
Witness my hand and the seal OF said ccust
\ IL. s af ONCE this the fourth day Of Sep en-
Der, A. d. 1878.
Received the fourth day OF September. 1873
and hereby order the publicaii n OF this W.T.
| in he WEEKLr DENocRATIc sTATEsNsS new -
paper for four successive weeks from this dale,
/ the fourth OF September. A d. 1873
DENNIS C0RWIN,
Sher q Travis County, Texas.
By JOHN P. KIRK, DSpaiy.
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\ BANKRUPTCY.
In the District Court Of the United
States for the WesterR District Of
TEXAS.
In the matter Of J. ". DAUGHERTY. Bank
rrpS.
The andsrsigncd he ely giver nstice Of hrs
4opoinfm nj a. assignee OF he estate OF J. NJ
laugh ny, Of the city Of Dsnioa, oolnfy Of
Demon aud state Of Texas. within said district,
wao was, to-Wif on the sixteenth day OF August,
A. d. 1888. AGiadRed a bankrupt on his own pc
tition By the district court OF said district
J. " JACOB Assignee
Al Austin the twentieth day OF August, A. d.
is7s ANS ffaw4w
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THE TORONTO "ADvERTIsER"

Isthe beet family newspaper published in Cana.
da has the isryest alatiOn OF any weekly wit b
no exception. and fzshe bet medi um for ad-
veItising in BRITISH birth America Its rates
are The lowest 81 ana Sther weekly, and the snb-
scription Is only 81 per year. cent postage paid
TO any part OF toe world.
EDWARD DEYESE, Proprietor.
onlcee-iT aud ~ Adelaide Street ESsi. TORONTO.
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PRocLANarloN

~ the Governor OF the state OF
1'eyus, setting apart the TWENTY
; second day OF September, A. d.
1878, as day 81 Fasting, Humili-
ntfon and Prayer.
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Dn. rrERcE's MEDICINES.

By Is gEsat and thoronge eleos,I,sritins proper
lea Dr. piCrcC's Golden Medical Discovery ciiFcs
m Hunaars. nom the worst Scrofaia 10 \ comrsun
Hatch. Pfmplc. or Eruption. Mercgrlal disease,
mineral PolsOus, and their Clects. erafiicAtcd
md vigorous health and eosiad cons iiiHicn esta-
ishei- ErysiRclns, Sattrhcurns Fever sorca, Scely
q Roaeh Skin IN short. all diseases caused BY had
hood, are conquered by this powsTfel parif iAc and
nvtgorating medicine.
Especially has il manifested iis potency In curing
letter, Rose Hash. Rotls. CErbuneics. earc Eyca,
ierofaloas Sores and sUclliacA " k.tc euelliasS.
softro Thick Neck, and Enlarged SlnaaA.
II Won feel duh. drowsy, dcolltateS. have Eaiicw
DIOR Of skin, or yeliowsl-erown spots On face or
soly. frequent headache or dizziness bad taste IN
mouth, internal heat or Chllls eltersted with hos
iushcs low spirits and gloomy forVooGifs irr gulsf
tnnctite and tongue coated. arc sulcriHg nom
Torpid LIVER or :. BI:sasaess.. Ia many cases q
Liver Coaplnlnt Gully pags % these symptoms are
experienced. As reiuCdy for all such cases. DIR.
Here's Golden Medical Discovery has no equal, a.
effects perfect and radical cures
In The cure OF IIronchitis, Severe conShs and The
.arly stages OF Consumption. u has aSlnaisheG the
medical faculty, and eminent physicians pronounce
the greatest medical discovery % tie age. Willie
Hcures the sevorcst Coughs g strcpgtens The sy stem
md purtaca the blood. Soil by urgWglstA
r. " PIERCE, NJ. u, Pron'r, Worlds Dispensary
Ind hlyalds' Hotel, Buffalo, y. \.
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Price ZEN Cents.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING

Containing = complete list Of all the towns in
the Unifed States, the Territories and the Do
minion OF Canada, having a population greater
than 5000, according to the last census, together
with the names Of the newspapers having The
largest local circulation In each OF the places
named. Also. = Catalogue OF newspapers which
are recommended to advertisers as giving great
est value In proportion to prices charged. Also,
the Religious aud Agricultural Journals, very
complete lists, and many tables OF rates, show
ing the cost OF advertising Ia various news
papers, and much other information which be-
ginner in advertising would do well to possess.
Address GEO. = ROwELL u CO., Newspaper
Advertising Bureau, 10 Spruce ST.. n. Y.
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MEMPHIS HOSPITAL
MEDICAL COLLEGE.
AND THE
MedIcaI Department OF the sou,h-
western baptist University,
MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE.
Sef sion begins Oct. 1. 1879
Closes March !, 1879.

FACULTY w. z Roger. N. d 9yose..o.
Of furgery. Clinical sEd Operative. ana Dem -
the ~, fseuliy: y - eers, y; D.. Pfofss,o Or
Heddux NJ d.. 10, ~ ~ -
f8ce Of Medicine r. L. sI1d. - , -
Of Obafetri5a. BIG Ueaning. y. D.. FII.t
Of Anatomy and Ofthop0 iic surg "
Arms rong, " ~ FrofeefOr o. Ply lolo1l -
Diseases " CE1idfen. Hcber Joafa. u. ID
Pr fessor Of Diskases Of Throat and Chest and
Clinical Medsc3nk. aulias Wise, ~ D.. Pf0fes.
cor Of MaterA laediea and Therapeutics. H.
Il. Many, ". ID, Professor u Diseases ~
woIBer. Jaliae Fshlsn. ~ p, Ffufessor ~
chumistFy hpd IDsicgogy. J.. :. Rohins0a
n o., Prefesroz u PhAffu scy. a =. Sinclair
n y PfOsersos u Ogh issfafioeg "a OioioRg
X. b. Nail, ~, d. Professor ~ feiifoIn< & 4
NJ D.. Demonstrstof Of ADAfgmf
The pew coil BE bnlldink q i.if4fed ~ Dnio4
Ayenge Immediately ~ I. oaf = ths Mine and
Memphls CITY Hospital.
Oar Obi ct - loess .nR re1f Re hoerliailt
give uderfs thcf4ueh illstr1e Ions - silf bfd-.
ode. Daily clinics VIII Be b<id dar.Es ~ 90
tire poQfsc.
ExrEss,y - scnoot
Nzfrsealsfion Pee g 3
Dcmonst a ofe TifkG 10 10
Profeseof's Ticket ffnii co1rss; - -
Graduating Fee-s..- las % ~
For informal5oa, ad4ress he r<zn
school q PsaFnaey --Fsoseessos RCtfsspa.
Tieksts,. :. sc % orsaasssax 80 s,s .
eaxf5 ia
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.NorIcE-

n hereby given 20 all parties having c'aiml
against the eetAte OF I A Hampton. decsa-ed,
that letters tesssms utAry were 81 the July term
ISIS % the prcbahate caart % Travis, granted u
poesrntNd within the tin = pr Srrihed by law.
eeplsSSt J, ;. FAUBIOS. Executor
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DR.. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY

PRODUCES radical cures OF the worst cases Of Catarr
% matter OF how long standing. The liquid renedN
3TERcE's DOuche. This Is the only form OF instru
bent yet Invented with which nnid mellcino can y
arried HIGH UP aud PERFEC APiLlED 70 AT
OF the affected nasal passages, ana TIC chau.
ers or cavities communicating herewith IN winch
ores and ulcers frequently exist and from which
be catarrhal discharge generally pIoeeedA IL us !
I pleasant and easily understood, rom directie
accompanying each instrument DIR. SA0frs>-Aes-
Arrh Remedy recent attacks o. .scoid In the
Head ~ BY fdw applications II Is mild and pleas
nj 70 use containing strong or causiic drugs or
oisons- CAtarrl Remedy and Doucle said BY drag
iatA X. v. PIERCE, NJ. ID, Prop,r, ~ orlds Dis
ensary and InvalIds' Hotel, BGdalo, y. \.
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BY reason Of It's Alternative properties. cures,
Diseases OF Blood ana Skin as Scrofula, or
King'e Evil; Tumors: Ulcers, or ord Sores;
Blotches; Pimpler, and Erupuone. BY virtue OF
its PectorRl properties, IL cures Bronchial,
Throat and Lung Affections, Incipient Con
sumption. Lingering Coughs aud Chronic
Laryngitis. lie Cholagogue properties render
IL an unequAed remedy for Blllioasness, Torpid
Liver or Liver Complaint and its Tonic
properties make Il equally efiieaeious In curing
Indigestion, Loss OF Appetite and Dyspepsia.
Where the ekin is eniiow and covered with
blotches and pimpses, or where there are scrof-
ulous swelinge and affections, few bottles OF
Golden Medical Discovery viii effect an entire
cure. II you feel dull, cfowey, debilitatcd, have
sallow color OF skin or yelowigh-brown spots ON
face or body, frequent headache or dizziness
bad taste in month, intefra heat or chile alter
mated with hot flashes, low spirits and gloomy
forebodings, irregular appetite and tongue
eoa'ed you are Suffering from 9oTTdd Lfter OF
"BiIio4S5s<Ss." In many eases Of '.LtUsT. Covn.
71idtRt," only part OF those symptoms are ex-
perienced. A remedy for an such cAses DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has no equal.
~ Il effects perfect cures. leaving tho ilvef
strengthened and healthy
Noy2sdeofwfy
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

BY JOHN p. KIRK, Depa
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SALE.

e, a. Austin. thstwentieih day :
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that were coaEsing through Betsy Browns
head, Robert Is coming to;pight,n s.
Roast turkey aud crahbefry sAuce, the
very guardians OF America: .:be.::ss ;
who'd cara for thankegi ing without
them? And in all The width aud breadth
Of the land theEe zFss5 no supper table
that could boast OF q finer, browner, more
paletable bird than the one gracing the
Table cable :r :.;S ..sSS hac;r;e Of Betsy Brown.
~ tell you, Mands," saws Betsy au.
thoritstively,"I will have 1t SO. Robert
shallDct bo kIdne2ped again He's had
today is Whss wos sn1s tMssnsvf.e Us Ave Y1ais aGy
ago. Nellie q little different, a little
older. bat yoalig aud beautiful He will
never fancy that I am Bessie Brown, I
will have itso, aanda, 1 will. Wo aiil
wait for him In the dining.room."
He was large bronzed man the. came
into the supper-room and waited with
glowing face and shining eyes expect
antly before them. Two young girls
stood near to him, with happy Bushes
on their faces. Betsy Brown, attired in
her sober black silk with a scarlet gera-
mum in her brown hair, kept back in
the!shgdow, her poor hear. al;aos: burnt.
ing, foPitsgas her Robert and she was
no longer hill little ae~s'a Brown. Would
lie throw himself at Lucy's feet as they
did In tovels, and should she heroic.Aly
.reliuquish him to her young fiyaa IT
was hard, but she would do it. Yes shs =
would. Why she was silly old woman
TO think Of any other course.
But Rober' seems TO be in no hurry to
commences bis devotions. He is looking
a little beyond. He merely alances at
the young beauties h. holds out his
hands--ran il be possible that he recog.
dnizes her,ihinks Betsy Brown gladly
he comes forward. He falls at her, feet
and sobe niond: 3'gA1
ooh: Bessie. Bessie Brown, my own
derllng, patient Bessie"
I Was il not worth all the years of wait
ing?
She reaches down to him, and he holds
i;e- closs again In his arms. tf r
II didn'tthink you'd know nue. Robert.
I've grown 30 old.H
Not know you, darling. Icould never
forget you. You never can grow old TO
me- The longer we live the better 1
love you."
"Ifthought, Robert, you'd take one
fairet and younger. meant It So"
wicked BESSIE. After a!! the ears
of my waiting. And them" and he look.
ed at her admiringly; "tlere are none
fairer.n
Betsy Browns cheeks grew scarlet as
the flower In her hair, but the beautiful
smi!o about her mouth betrayed how
glad she was that she was vet lovely IN
his eyes. And how happy she was.
Only this morning she had been SO utter
~ wre.ehed. What q roay-hued glsam
had fallen iathwart her world. The bells
could not ring joyfully enough-tbere
could not be enough Of thanksgiving,
for, Ike Undlne, love had given to Bet
sy'G world soul.
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINk,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.

TIE STATE OF SOUTH GAfi0LIiiA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON. ss
IN the COURT or PROBATE.
Ex Parts AT. Broyles, Administrator, In,
Re. the Personal Estate of S.fRS. Van
Wyck, deceased. - Petition Jcr Alslraeiioa,
aud o,l Accott,isiny.
TO ozEY b. VAN WYeF
lTTIOII nra haralis sa,.,,lss..a ~. -As....A4
II petition in iliis cslse, q copy Of which
is herewith served upon you, and 70 serve Q
copy. of Your answer on the subscriber
within twenty days after the ssryipe hereof;
end III you fail to do so, the subscriber viii
apply to the Court for the relief demanded
in mis- petition.
Anderson O. a., s. O., Jan. IS, 1s7s
a. 4. BR0YL1ES1
20. Ozey D. Van wycls: Z
Take notice that the petition IN this czse
was hle6 in the Prubate Jtidge's Office, for
the County and State Aforesaid, OF tho
eighteenth day OF .Sannarr. 1879 estinH In
sITtssiorar Aa 10 ioN the pet ioner Is to pay
out the funds in his hands, and mako pgsti-
ton az tlie same.
.'s5..s... A. Z. BROYLEs,
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Few are aware of the i'm portance of
checking cough or common cold in its
frat stage: That which in the beginning
would yield to mild remedy, if neglec,
ted, soon preys upon the Lungs. DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup affords instant relief.
Price. 26 cents.
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A New Life iD tiis / ana

FHSHE Exhibition In Andesyo,1 svaa 49,. .ats
- tue most remarkable. syayttaf st,,z.a an
war. In point Of npmberF, Talents aysd isiss
tinguished ability. nothing could hays Is.
ceeaeu IL As, every stage OF ifEurocnr5.
ing9 ,ng IL was manifest that new life is in the
The celebrated Or. HErr3fsIf WA Az.
and advocated Southern Nelieirssss N
Southern people. His Family ~ efSin;ss - -
are household remedies. = b ~ sS1 -
HEINTTSH'S QUEENS DEITCfT ,,...G
rifles the blood.
HEIHITSH'S BLOOD AND r1vpr,
PILIS-For Liver Complaint sicI
Headache, Dull Feelings, Los s ~
Appetite. NrS-' "
HEINITSH'S ROSE CORDIA ]. Z. ~.
Bowel Complaint.
sTANLEY's COUGH sYR11p nj. :.
Coughs. Colds. Asthma, CataIfI. I
MOTHER DARLiNG's INFANT con- IN.
DiAL--for all complaints ineiianf
70 Ieething, Sour Stomach, Crying.
THE QUEENS Delight is die. !, sr.,el ;,,.S
est Pharmaceutical product eyer
discovered for all disosdefs and diN,
sases which have their origin In, Tho
ed. Life prolonged. Beauiy% re- -.
stored. ~
QUEENS DELIGHT-For. seras,,.
Swelling of the Glands, Goitre.7 i :;
QUEENS DELIGHT-For, Early5cua yja.
bility. S'ST' ~
QUEENS DELIGHT-.sor IndIeez.jon
Liver Complaint. .,3, - : -
QUEENS DELIGHT-For Consumnt;va
Patients as an invigota.ihg cordial
QUEENS DELIGHT-ForG General Pros.
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FOR SALE By DRUGGLBTS.
PREPARED by u. i.ia,eNs
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Aug 16, 1877 81 5 tv
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they began toregails their strength tlisE
we're allowed 90 lend hand Ii working
the schooner. When they arrived 81
New York they looked In pretty good
condition, but come OF them have re-
ceiyed such g scare that they say they
have made their last trip TO sea.
THE STORY OF THE SHOOTING,
as told by the colored seaman, Sahpson,
to Reporter, was as follows:
Reporter. want you TO tell me all
about your trouble with the man you
shot.
Sampson. sho. him in selfdeGance.
Reporter. How did it occur?
Sampson. The man George, / do not
know his other name, got up very early
on the morning OF The day before the
Speedwell rescued us. He haIIocd at me
to get up aud come out on deck, and he
acted so wild l felt scared Of him. got
up and put on my clothes. He was
standing by his berth, and had his pistol
10 the breast pocket of his jumper
While / was finishing dressing, he shout
ed at me again, and said if did not get
out quick he'd shoot me. got scared,
aud began TO back out toward the door,
and just as got .herc he put his hand
in his pistol pocket, and I, thinking he
Was going TO shoot, pulled out my pistol
and shot him. It was done in self
defence
Reporter. Did he pull out his pistol
before you shotY
Sampson. cannot say, but from the
way lie put his hand in his pocket and
from what he had said I thought he was
going to shoot, orslse Woula not have
The crew remained on board the
schooner Speedwell last night, and some
provision will probably be made for them
to-day.
THE CAPTAINS ACCOUNT.
The Captain of the S:eelman eays: "If
the negroes had not got into the quarrel
and killed one of themselves, probably
they would have attacked Us. we hss,
no pistols. That afternoon we cut piece
off Of the feshy part of the leg and
broiled it on the fire. What we did not
want ne put in barrel With some salt.
because we did not want TO run the risk
Of having another man shot. Tho rest
OF the body we afterwards buried with
proper ceremonies. ate pieca as large
as my two fingers only. 1t was handed
to me as it was taken of the FIRE. and !
covered it on both sides With mustard. I
tasted nothing but the mustard, but that
night / felt bad effects from it. Iresolved
that would eat no more of it. don't
think any of us was in his right mind
on January 80. I am pretty sure I was
not. It seemed to me as II my blood had
stopped flowing. felt throughout my
whole body just as mans foot feels
when it is asleep. The next day the
Speedwell rescued us. The Schooner
went 70 the bottom probably the night
we left her."
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-02-21
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