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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-07
Town Trustees.

A regular meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees Of the Town Of Gold Hill was
held last evening. President Fox in the
chair. Present, Trustees Mercer. Lem.
cry and Dauchy.
A communication from A. Gillespie
was read asking that the amount OF " 6O
DO refunded to him on his town tax &C.
count. On motion the request was not
granted, Trustee Lsmery voting for II
and Trustees Mercer. Dauchy and Pres
ident Fox against 1t.
The different standing committees
reported town affairs in good condition.
Regular monthly bills amounting to
81. lOi % were ordered paid also the
bill OF j. A. Marshall Tor 50 10, and
Gladdiug & Fox for SlS rs.
A bill from the Enterprise Publishing
Co. was referred to the Finance Com.
mittee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-07
Mining Locations.

Notices Of mining locations have been
fled with the County Recorder. a. fol.
lows.
David Corcoran-Ths Trump claim,
1900 feet, located about three miles
north OF what 10 known as the Badger
mine and between four and 1--WE miles
south OF what 10 known as Cooney's
wood ranch and between six and seven
miles northwest Of the alkali fat In the
foothills; an extension Of the mine To-
Gated by Charles Wilkes and Charles Z.
Steward Turner and called the Good
Enough.
Charles Wilkes and Charles E. Stew.
ard Turner-The Good Enough claim,
1900 feet, with water privileges, located
a. above.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-07
HOMICIDE At cARLIH.
WIN. Garrard and simeou Barclay
Meet In . Death struYgle-Bars
clay IL KiIled-A woman as she
Bottom Of It.

About o o'clock yesterday morning.
says the Elko Post OF October 4th, 8.
Barclay and VIM. Garrard met In front
Of A. Arnhsim's store at Carlin. Gar.
rard drew his pistol, Barclay seized Gar.
rard. q struggle snsued, both fell to the
ground, Barclay on top. and while In
this position Garrard's pistol went OF,
the ball striking Barclay just below the
heart, ranging downward, passing
through the abdomen. Death ensusd
an hour afterwards. Garrard gave him
self up and Is now In custody. OF the
causes which led to the shooting We
know nothing. It appears to have been
OF Q personal nature. The facts OF the
matter will be brought on the trial.
probably. Anyhow, It 10 o dsplorabls
affair. Barclay was Of the Arm Of Earl
4 Co., Csrlin., and Garrard 10 son Of
Major Garrard, the former Private Sso-
rotary OF the late Governor Bradley.
The Elko Independent gives the follow.
ing additional : Mr.. Barclay was going
up the street, and Garrard approaching
the store from an opposite direction. and
a. both parties met they olinchsd and
began to struggle, during which Mr..
Barclay was shot, the ball taking effect
In the abdomen, resulting in his death
about one hour thereafter. From the
rumors afoat In regard to the matter We
learn that the victim. Simeon Barclay,
had been paying marked attention TO the
wife OF Gsrrard, and had been repeatedly
warned to dssist, or serious trouble
would follow. Barclay paid no attention
to the friendly advice. aud continued to
visit the woman which resulted 90 above
stated.
The Eureka Sentinel, commenting
upon the sad affair. says: For the past
two years Barclay has been running q
freight line between Carlin and Tusca.
rora. In early days he was connected
with the Nevada Transportation Com.
pany. and resided in Eureka. He en-.
joyed the reputation here Of being
"sweet" ON several Base Range ladies.
Barclay was q fne looking man and q
capable Of winning the smiles Of aus.
csptible females. He vas 9 married
man, hut, We believe, his wife has lived
In California or the East for several
years. As to the right or wrong OF the
affair, which terminated In his death, We
know nothing. but must infer that the
slayer considered himself grieviously
injured to have resorted to 81 violent Q
course.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-07

GnsoS's SALooS.-This place always
has been popular. and always will be a.
long a. the present proprietor runs 1t.
Its populsrity has increased since 1t was
made . bit place, for the same quality
OF wines, liquors and cigars are passed
over the counter now as formerly. and
Gibson keeps as good liquors as any Of
them. His advertisement will be found
in another column.
LnxaAL.-At the last pay day at the
Alta the miners made q voluntary con-
tribution foe the benefit Of James ID.
Smith, who had his hand taken Oh in
the underground engine on the lith OF
Hast month, and the SUN contributed
amounted to S4Sl. When 1t comes to
libsrality NO men excel nj miners.
Henry Watt. who was shot ct the Hale
4 Norcross works last Friday morning.
10 doubtless dead ere this, a. he val re-
ported dying at last accounts. Indam-
nation had set in from the wound in
his head.
Ladies who are willing to assist in the
arrangements for the fair and festival Of
the Pacific Coast Pioneers are requested
to assemble at Pioneer Hall, b street.
tomorrow "wednesday afternoon at 1
o'clock.
The Emmett Guard social and distri-
button Of prizes will take plscs tomor-
TOW evening st Cooper's Hall. Excellent
music win b In attendance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-07
Dep.rsore. l.a.s Evs.ssg.

IA johnson. E II Jameson, "a Hoop
or. J Piper. n Kirman. W Roush. Joseph
Gruss. J Eagan. James Kelly. + Casin.
" @ Bishop. L Kline. Tip orndorff, @
Harris. d A Hern. Jas Mcintosh. II
Green. James White, Judge Rising and
wife. Mrs. A Baird. Sarah Hill. Mrs N
Goodman. n u Fredrick. J r Graham,
Miss Nettie Rising. CA Noltsmeier. Jas
Normington. W J Psrr. Mrs T r Fsrr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-07
IPipsr's opsr. House.

Tonight Havsrly's United Mastodon
Miustrels will open at Piper's Opera
House for q season Of two nights only
and q matinee Wednesday. The troupe
is on its way back East after IN engage
ment Of unprecedented success, which
lasted Ave weeks in San Francisco.
Everybody knows that the entertain.
ments OF these minstrsls has never been
eaualled here, and there will be Q jam
every performance. They come with an
entire new programme. See advertise
ment. -,
Manager Piper Is playing a picked
and excellent company at Reno during
this, the Fair week. and will probably
bring them home with him next week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-07
BsId Theft.

Sunday night q horse and buggy we're
stolen from W. s. Tollss, who lives just
above the Lady Bryan mine. He went
to bed and left his horse feeding in the
stable about Q hundred feet from the
house. and the buggy standing close BY.
When he got mp in the morning the
horse and buggy were gone. He tracked
the buggy q short distance down the
road, where IL vas turned around and
driven toward town. The buggy had
end springs and . top. and val painted
black. The animal was . large brown
mare, with one white hind foot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-07
In . bad Way.

Richard Paddock. the boy who fell
While sliding down the banistsr Of the
gallery stairs in the Opera House satur-
dsy last, bled nearly . gallon from the
nose after be fell, and the doctors think
that his head Is injured internally.
Feas are entertained that DO will not
recover. The boy Is about IL years old
and the son Of Dick Paddock. killed In
the Delta saloon about two years ago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-07
Executor Removed.

At the time appointed for William n.
Lsets to show cause before the District
Court yesterday afternoon, IL any he
had, Why he should not be removed
from the executorship Of the estate OF
Charles Van Gorder. and q special adj
ministrator be appointed. he failed to
respond. He was therefore removed
and d. D. Lyman appointed admins
traitor. with bonds at S25, 600. John
Nackay and @. Derby are Leete's
bondsmen for S25, 900 each.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-07
q. a. n. ResrEsaisssien.

Phil. Ksarney Post No. 10, g. A. R.,
was reorganized in Virginia last Sunday
by Deputy Inspector w. A. Robinson,
Of the Department OF California. The
following are the officers: p. O., A. d.
W. Creigh; s. v. O., @. R. Armbrust;
I. ", W. II. Mstcalf; Chaplain. John
Brooks; Surgeon, v. Richie; Quarter.
master. George Schwartz; Officer OF the
Day, II. Kent; Officer Of the Guard. p.
Mologhey; Adjutant, D. Farrell. Visit.
ing Committee from Carson. A.
Burlingams, Assistant Quartsrmaster;
H. F. Bartine and D. H. Lsntz.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-07
View Farsiturs, Etc.

B. W. Grant, 100 Main street. Gold
Hill. has sent so much furniture. car
pets. etc.. to surrounding towns and sold
90 much to the people here and in Vir.
ginia that hs has been compelled to get
In an entire new stock. His body Brus.
sells, tapestry. three-ply and ingram car.
pets are Of the most beautiful and els-
CANT pattern and he has rugs, mats. etc.,
10 match. His new furniture 10 also OF
exquisite design. 1t will pay anyone to
look over his stock whether be wants to
purchase or not. Mr.. Grant 10 . most
liberal and prosperous dealer. See his
advertisement under the head Of "New
Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-07
New Tunnel.
Ward Refer, Oct. 4.


Ground was broken and work or the
new tunnel OF the Martin White Com.
pany commenced Monday last for the
purpose OF not only opening up the
Paymastsr ground. but also that OF the
Defiance, which latter Is located On the
crest Of the Egan range. In order to
reach the latter point the tunnel will
have to be driven in 5000 feet, which.
when reached, will be 400 feet further
under ground than the Sutro tunnel.
The tunnel will be run directly under
the old within shaft OF the Paymaster.
When the ground Of the Mountain
Pride Is reached It 10 confidently ex-
peoted by the superintendent that ore
will DO encountered also. From the
mouth OF the tunnel to the Mountain
Pride ground the distance IL put down
at l,400 feet. To the shaft on the Pay
master. to which the tunnel IL pointed.
IL 2,450 feet. At this point the tunnel
will be 700 feet below the surface, but
from that on to the Defiance they will
get under ground very fast-in places
almost foot for foot.
The tunnel Is to have two tracks, and
two Ineersoll drills are to DO used In
driving Il and the Superintendent thinks
ten feet q day will DO made from and
after the time all the modern appliances
are brought to bear that IL 10 the intsn.
ton Of the company to use 10 driving II
In. The tunnel will be driven ahead
800 feet or more Q month. and within
ave months the ground Of the Mountain
Pride will bs reached. In Ease ore Ii
found lateral drifts will be run and the
tunnel 1t the same time will keep on Its
course. At or near the shaft on the
Paymastsr some wonderfully rich ore
was found In the early history OF the
mine. To the north Of this point 10 the
,,Iron Chamber" the extent Of which 10
not known. That vast deposit. Il II
claimed by many, 10 nothing more NOR
less than Q covering for richer ores
below.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-07

There was In the General School Fund
Of Lyon county, for the quarter ending
September S0th. $442 81. which was
spportioned - follows: Silver City.
$751; IL; Dayton. $126 II; sutro. 81 81;
Churchill, S25 81; Waubusks, $s4 IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-07
PEssoSAL.-Abe Hsyman, with whom


PERsosAL.-Abe Heyman, with whom
everybody in this section is acquainted
and who is o veritabls Comstocker by
virtue Of years Of residence among US,
and who Is now travelling for Lewis q
Co., cigar dealers, 80 California street,
San Francisco, dropped In on the NEWS
today. II he stayed In town to shake
hands with all his friends he 10 not out
yet.
The shipments Of ophir bullion thus
far for September account are as follows:
September goth, $4a,O 9 4s; October
I'd, $50, SOC a2-total. 500. 373 %, with
the anal shipment yet to DO made.
Jack Godfrey Of Dayton has sold halt
Of his interest In the Chisitain mine at
Como to Algernon Brooks OF Walker
River for $3.50 cash. Mr.. Godfrey's
interest was Q fourteenth,
Carson's Reform Club Is theoretically
engaged in arranging for q dramatic en-.
tertainment to be given to the public in
the near future. The play OF ''Frou
Frou' 10 in rehearsal.
It commenced showing early last
evening and has kept 1t up at intervals
ever since. About two inches lay In
Virginia this morning, but 1t has nearly
all melted of today.
The District Court has taken Q recess
till the 18th instant. The recess gives
Il the privilege Of converting at any
time. should important business require
IL.
Mr.. sutro. after his recent return
from the Bay, remained at homo n
day and then started East.
William Walker. shot by Louis Vim.
cent In sutro last Friday night, died last
evening Of his injuries.
Thomas McGinnis and Walter Ire.
CELIA have fled declarations Of homo.
stead.
Emma Parkinson has flsd declaration
OF homestead.
Judge Rising left last night for San
Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-07
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
Rsuestrianship.

Ladies' Grand Tournsment, inf the most &C.
complishsd and grsceful lady rider, Wsdnss-
day, october 8, 10 O'Clock 4. =.
The Society ofers four premiums, which viii
consist Of the Hociety's SILVER Plate, valued res
sp-ctively ss 500, SO. 80 and 90.
The lady Who 70 sdjudgod hrst. shall have. her
choics Of al premiums offered. Ths second
lady shall have second choice. and % on.
Il 10 expected that other special pfemiums
will be added 10 this List By private conu1pu
tion.
None bot ladies' Of the highest rsspschbfnU
viii b allos sd 70 compete for prfsse. -,
Ladies WISHING TO compete ff prise SiIL
please send names 10 bscretafy, noorsso "
two members OF the eocissy. .i
military Tssrsansnt -. Frt1syt 10
s'cisck a. N.
Premium $50. and special premium OF ton
uedsi. yslos SiOo (gift Of President btevsneon)
Sor tns bess drilled Military Compeny4no
shootinq, The Company eompeunG ensu y
rers viii mot lsss thar forty msn. aod vii -
Cou,red 10 drill IN accordsncs WIN 'sUptoou
IN ANN Tactics" In The '.0chool o. Ne Co.
ant paragraphs tfl % III. md In enfDsA
AM, psngfsphs 40 70 30. "
q. O. sTgvRNDON, R~Fss1deee.
P.1, ooxnToox. ssrssssy. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-07
REPOkr.
n. Francisco Board.
LAST EVENING

$40 Raymond 4 Ely, I 90, II
As Eureka Con-. 24t, Is
GOO ella, 25c
100 Belmont, Coo
As Northern Belle, 3 G5
ass Metallic, S5c, 75c
$50 independence, l Is. l GO
400 Star, CSC
400 Grand Prize,
1000 Navajo, 35c
4Os Belle Isls. 4 90, 4 10. 4 05
1545 Day. I 20. / Is
400 Tuscarora, zoo
200 Paradise, ~
100 Albion. zoe
$50 Mt. Diablo. G
20 Wales. l6S
1625 North Belle Isle. SOC. 3Se
500 Big Prize. Sc
295 Bodis. l0k
las Bechtel. I 05. l 10
10 McClinton. CSC
SIS Tioga. Az, 10
las Summit. l 40
$40 Bulwer. liz. III. liz
Csc Goodshaw. 25c, zoe
100 ArgentA. 75c $50
1000 Oriental. 100
400 Blackhawk.
10 Mono. 81
COO Crosus. zoe e.
80 Con. Pacific. ~
$50 Dudley. l. soc
ass Booker Con-. Csc. $50
40 Jupiter.
80 South Bulwer. 40c
TAO North MONDAY. ,. ~. 20
IS MONDAY. 2s.3
200 Orient. i0c
60 Mammoth. ca
100 Boston Con-. I 40
470 Martin White. 2
$50 Tiptop. I 10
100 Silver King.
THIS n
1425 Ophir. 50. ssh, Ssh
4S0 Mexican, 81 y. SIN
40 Gould 4 Curry. 81
IFS Best 4 Belcher. IL. 16f
IT'S California, 81. So
ASS Savage. II. llS, In
lao Con. Virginia. 5a
As Chollar. 81
SIS Potosi. So .
$50 Hale & Norcross. IN. III. IL
50 Crown Point. 4 05.
10 Yellow Jacket. Is
1275 Imperial. IL. I 20
155 Alpha, l6s
lis Belcher. 8 70. 8 Is
10 Confidence. ., %
6s5 Sierra Nevada. 40. iSk. 20 b5
les Utah. 20. l9k
$50 Bullion. 50. 81. 81 b
600 E~xchequer. 81, 81
Is Overman, 3
$50 Justice. 8 10. 8 Is
2S5 Union Con-, Is. GAN
ass Alta, 81. ga
260 Lady Bryan, $50
$40 Julia. 8 90. 3 IS
275 Caledonia. 2 30. "a, 2 20
$50 Silver Hill. ~
40 New York. soc
$50 Lady Washington Con-. SOC. $50
ass Andes. I 05. I ~
las Ward. 2 10
AIS Scorpion. 3 40
80 North Con. Virgins. 81
156 LeviAthan. Coo. 55c
400 Trojan. zoe
SIS Benton Con-. 2 GO. 2 65
IS Solid Silver. zoe
$500 Golden Gate. AZ, 2s,2
$50 Flowery. Coo
SIS North bonanza. I IS, 1 40. I 80
IS Mackay.
100 Mountain View. 2 40. az
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-07

Inn vunnv PROMPTLY DONE Al
!g : ~ H ,.y!.S NJ: g. ne: -, sA' '.''ss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-07
Bo..... ore and Bul,,oa.

Following. says the San Francisco
Post Of yesterday. is an official state
ment OF the ore extraction and milling
operations at the Consolidated Virginia
mine for the past week as compared
with the previous week
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-07

A bullion shipment valued at S52'.
953 SO was made Saturday. making the
total received for September account to
date sos. 020 81.
Following Is the official statement OF
the ore extraction and milling operations
at the California mine for the past week,
as compared with the week previous
Previous week. Past week.
Extracted. tons. ..... 1850 SS7
Delivered to mills. -. l,Os0 ISL
No shipment Of bullion was made BY
the mine Saturday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-07
Tharsday.Fsarth Day.

No. IA Trotting. mile and repeat, free for al
3year olds IN Nevada and counties above
named In California AID Oregon; purs 600;
49, horse t2no. second horss tloo, third horse
20. ID -Trotting, . % class. free for al; best
thrse In I'VE; purss $3.50; hrst horse Stoo. SEQ
ond horse 500.
No. l~s-Trouing. ave miles out, free for ell;
purse Stu0; frat horse s2e0. second horss $50.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-07
THE CITY BAKERY,


Ne. ~ Nsrth O street, virsi,,..
0PFHRs AN ELEGANT AseoRTNINT Oh
~ HOLIDAY GOODS. Tcys. oendies. orns.
ments for Table, ornamental. Frosted and
signs, and ct prices 70 suit everybody.
As We import eli our goods direct from ths
KAsk vs can ODER than at.px1css The sams -
charged In New Yosk. and ss lee than -
Franctsoo rates.
y osnAnseta ios oskss 9 specially.
.YrTzNRIlR ; ARl(nRUeT,
h, ., Hertz h :ssss E.s s ! sSss sv:l..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-07
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
San Francisco Items.

tr,orA. TO .u GOLD M. DAILY xrws.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-07

HUNTS REM.
EDDY has cured
hundreds who have
been given up b.
Physictans. II
clesnsa. puhdel
and strengthens the
whole system. All
who use u enjoy
good health, Csc
Trial will Get.
vince yea. Send
for Pamphlet TO
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1879-04-02
Due West Dots.

Union meeting met DIT Barker's Creek
church last Saturday and Sunday. The
sermon was preached by Rev. Richard
Burts OF Honea Path, and Messrs. Rays
furnished the congregation with excel
lent music OH an organ.
The union meeting will he held at Tur-
key Creek church on Saturday before
the 9Th Sunday in June next.
Rev. DR.. Furman, of Greenville,. will
preach at Turkey Creek church on the I'd
Sunday in April.
Mr.. John L. Ellis has been very sick
for the past week.
Rev. George Gardiner delivered short
address to the children at Bankers Creek
last Sunday. He will preach to the chill
dren at HoDea Path next Sunday.
There was a cravat party at Mr.. Don.
Brownlee's last Thursday night. That
is something new for the city. They had
q splendid supper and when supper was
over the string band gave some excel
lent music.s
Mr.. II. P. MCGEE is now filling up his
store with new spring goods. His polite
salesman Mr.. CHtrlie Mckay, is Away:
at his post and will be glad to sec his
friends any time.
The Misses Golden who have beer
lately teaching penmailship at Mulberry
are now teaching at Piedmont. They
havea very full school. 81 scholars. They
certainly are masters of the pen.
Messrs. r. n. & L. NJ. Pratt have nov
their wheat and corn mill In the very
best fix.
Capt. Pratt came very near getting hi
house burnt last Saturday. The fir'
came from a fire on some new grount
not far off.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1879-04-02
The Franklin Murder.

Liza Arnold, wife of the negro Joe Ar
old, who now lies in Anderson Jail, ac-
Blsed Of completely in the now famous
franklin murder, was committed to Alb
5eville Jail on Friday, 18th March, by
rial Justice Hodges, Of Hodges Depot.
I he is charged with having been Access
bry to the murder. She is a tall Negroes,
bout twenty-five years of age; was mar
led to Joe two years ago; says she has
fnce discovered that Joe has another
life still living. She says she did tell
dr, Sullivan that Joe Arnold and Walter
Usher murdered the Frankllns, but Sui
van tempted her in various ways to do
b saws it was Il lie she told him that
I oe and Walter had nothing to do with
he murder; that Joe was at home on
he night Of the murder, rocking a sick
aby says that Caspae Barmore, the ne
70 who informed on Joe and Walter
ad a falling out with them and was per-
ecuting them by telling lies on them
Liza says that Joe has been in Jail since
heir marriage for breaking into n store,
md that he was in the penitentiary be-
bre the marriage: she does not know
yhv, nor how long. She lived Mt Mr..
BILL Arnold's, near Dead Fall, at the time
n the Franklin murder; has since live
n Anderson county. Walter Fisher,
no escaped. came to her house on the
hight after Joe's arrest, and went OF
fery early in the morning ; she does moi
know where he went thought he was
foing to Bolton. She has d ten months
lid child with her in Jail.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1879-04-02

PUBLIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of our en-
erprising and public spirited business
men have subscribed money for the con-
.btruction of a telephone to communicate
With the railroad depot. The material
Ind the Instrument have been ordered.
is suggested to place the town end of
Il in the Post office as 4 convenient CEN
raj place. We are glad to see that Mr..
.. v. Hammond's enterprise is beitig fol-
owed as an example.
The other day. not a hundred miles
rom Abbeville, we sa& a %ondtous sight
Ia young white man with a ragged coat
bn his back with a shabby hat and decay
I'D shoes, driving a rickety wagon drawn
by two aged skin-and-bone mules in
patched and rotten harness. We asked
ourselves the of all this poverty.
rhe answer was ut hand, was before our
Dyes and appealing to our nose !; it was in
the wagon and the poor young ma was
Fitting upon it'd load Of guano.
ABBEv1LLE LITERARY CLUh.-The
elub will meet on Friday night, 4th in
liant at the house of j. Fuller Lyon,
Esq. Mr.. Lyon Is the essavist. and the
tlub may expect a capital essay on the
following subject 1.-THE Nigritian Race
Tits Past, Present and Future" The
club will meet at eight O'Clock.