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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-31
ROBBERY AND ARSONt
Opposite New Matamoras, o.

CINcISNATI. December 30.-A special
10 the Commercial from Marietta, o.,
gives the particulars Of a robbery and
arson at a point in West Virginia, oppo-
site New Matamoras, o. W. j. Umple-
by, proprietor Of a country grocery, was
engaged in packing eggs in barrel by
lamp-light, when he was attacked from
behind, knocked down and robbed OF
$3.50 in cash. The lamp was overturned,
and the store and its contents entirely
consumed, Mr.. Umpleby, with great
difficulty. dragging himself out to save
his life. No clue to the robbers.
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BOILER sEyPLosION.
Four Mon Killed.

LITTLE RooK, Decsmber 3O.-On the
23d inst, at Cali creek Searey county,
the boiler of Rem fayl9rs saw mill
exploded, killing iiistant1y bis son:In-
Ken Kennedy I and Burt We.asssd; ! Camp
he'll was blown about thirtyfeetthgough
the top of an apple tree. Qps4 N his
hands was found IS yartm d|1lsnt.
Griffin was literally torn topscecsl the
other two were not so badiyom4nco4-
The supposed cause of the accfdent wfs
the inexperience Of Campbell, whq was
temporarily acting as engineer. a.
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ti6caRons were always accompanied,
hovever, with an intimation that the
lsss might be easily retrieved by invest
ing in a new combination" about to be
iormed, and in an astonishing number
ofcases, the same persons have sent for
ward additional remittances.
Palatial Residence Burned.
WASHINGTON, December 90.-The
palatial residence of ex-senator Stewart
of Nevada, took fire this evening from
defective fue and was completely Quilted
by the flames. The house is situated
on Iowa circle, facing the south, and at
the time of its erection was considered
a model OF elegance and tasteful decora-
ton. II was familiarly known as
"Stewart's castle and pointed out as
one of the attractions OF the city.
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Mo,hnrand Child Drowned.

HARTFORD, December 3O.-Mrs. Hen
~ A. Smith, living near Hog nver IN
Parkville, this city, got word this alter
noon that her little boy, six wears old;
had broken through theice. She rushed
from the house and upon the ice, and
both herself and the child were drowned.
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The Pnrnell Reception.

BoSroo, December 30.-At a meeting
of the Parnell Reception Committee last
night a committee was appointed to go
to New York and accompany Parnell TO
Boston. A public reception will be
given in the Boston theatre, when Par
nell will make an address. A banquet
will also be given him.
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The Indiana Convention.
Van Zancit Declines.

BosTox, December 30.-A Providence
special to the .idrertiser saps that Gov.
Van Zandt has reconsidered his Prev
Gus decision to accept the Russian mis-
sion, and has declined principally on
account OF inadequate salary. General
Burnside, who was also rendered the
position, declined for the same reason.
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The Ncaro Exodus.

PETERSBURG. VA. December 30.-One
hundred and seventeen emigrants, IRON
Goldsboro, y. c., arrived this morning
en- route for indianapolis. Several hun
dred more are 10 follow.
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For AddaionoI Nartet, See Fourth Page

w
LOSDoy, December 3O.-The MARI
lime ErpreS says that there u little 10
be said concerning the trade for the
past week, AZ in consequence of the
holidays the business is almost At a
stand still. There were few retail
sales at previous prices. There has
been more maize Offering, both spot
and 10 arrive, and il declined 81. Oats
also declined 81 and other feeding stuiis
are dull and nominaliy UNCHANGED. The
sales oi English wheat during the week
was 46,0is quarters at as ID per
quarter, against 5iy3si quarters AZ
3ys. 81 Tor the corresponding week oi
last year. Imports into the kingdom
for the week ending December ~.
/, ,oi5. 34s hundred weights of wheat and
go, ,s75 hundred weights of honr
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LIv IL va'oCn.

=. -.es = v6ooliDG
"" " wnfELISG, December 20.
IIddklJpas ara coming in slowly. ~
the farms<s are bd1diAg for better prices.
Packers are s11ju11A 10 $50, and al
Insss hSss xas,S iseSs Sc sSGSf ioaphs S' sHGa ia
but farmers thin b<y u 1astified in
holding for s., as 90 u lAGop. aud hogs
continue 10 grow in U40hk With good
feed this warm wcathS Packers say
they can't see their way %ar Ia pay g.,
with the present condition ol the gen
eral meat market
BEEvEs-Fat cattle are scarce and la
good demand. Quotations still 3 Ia 4ic.
SHEEP AND LAAs-As long M the
market is 80 well supplied with poultry,
fish and onal, the demand for mutton
and lamb will bc limited. No change ia
anotations from last week.
CALvRs-The demand for veal calves
il limited, but the supply is always
short at this time of year From ~ la
81 IL the range, owing altogether 10
quality.
CHICAGO, December D.-The DroveT,
Journal reports hog receipts 5000
head: shipments 1900. Strike mat
ters nnalicred Market exceedingly
dull and IOc lower; mixed packing s. ~
I 40: light - JOCaI 30; choice heavy
81 GO(d)I -.
Receipts 5000 head; ship.
ments 400 head. Shipping plenty and
l0c lower, except the best; export sales
at 50 40di %; butchers firm and IN
good demand; cows s2 coos %; bulls
81 O0Id3 90; steers 81 sos 30; feeders
and stockers fairly active and steady
at S2 35Cd)3 %, closed tame all but few
common % medium shipping were sold.
sheep-Receipts ] 100 head. Steady
and in fair demand at 81 S0,a4 l2l.
East Liberty.
East LIBERTY, December O.-Cattle
Receipts to-day Gl2 head; all for this
market; no through stock; supply fair
but lighter than this day a week ago;
market active and firm al Yesterday
prices: no extra cattle here, the quality
being equal between good and medium
with few common.
Hogs-Receipts to-day $500 heal;
iorkers - JOla4 -; Philadelphias g. ~
(a.j 10.
Sheep-Receipts 10 day $500 head;
selling firm at 50 jO,ej - iDr common
10 good.
Cincinnati.
CrScINSATI, December D.-Eogs-
Quiet; common 50 75fa4 20; light 81 20
"A 40; packing 81 3jca4 IS; butchers
81 55Cd,f 65. Receipts 10, 80 head ship
ments 300.
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Pennsylvania Republican State Conven-
ton.

PHILADELPHIA, December 3O.--The
Republican State Central Committee
has decided to call the State Convention
at Harrisburg February 4th.
The Indiana Convention.
INDIANAPOLIS, December 30 The
Republican State Central Committee
met in this city tonight, and decided 10
hold their State Convention at Indian
apolis, June 18th.
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Death from Chloroform.

JoHNsBURY. VI, December Coco.
Moves, aged q years, died to-day from
the effects OF chlorofOrm, administered
by a dentist before extracting tooth.
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FIN ANCE.
New York.

New YORK, December 30.-MoNEv-
At per cent per annum and ! per
cent. per diem, closing at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5tG1 per cent.
Sterling exchange weak at 4Sl sight ex-
change on New York 1891. Produce
exports for the week S6, $4,000.
SILyKR-At London 52id; bar silver
here ll3; subsidiary silver coin !C9l
per cent. discount.
GovERNNKSrs-Strong and higher, es-
pecially for new fours.
Z. : Coupons ssl
New fNes..-..... ....lVSts
New Fourand one halls lOb
New four> lo&'.
fsCinc skies OF .....ln'g
RAILROAD BoSps-Fairly active, but
irreguly. Chesapeake and Ohio cur
rency skies advanced . per cent, and
Iron Mountain issues were strong.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
SrocES-The stock market opened
strong, being influenced by the uptown
hotels last evening. The prices OF Erie
and Vanderbilt specalties were all
vaGCCl IN the eaI.N trade, hut nj the
call market they fell of, and were heavy
for the remainder OF the day. The de-
cline ranged from 10 - per cent, and
was the most marked in the coal shares,
It. Paul, Northwestern, Erie, the Van
derbilt stocks and the Southwestern
securities The closing quotations
were generally the lowest Of
the day. The decline was part
" accounted for by realizing
on sales and partly by the efforts OF
prominent operators 10 secure cheap
stocks. The close working OF money
also had tendency TO check business
and depress values. The letter of Sec
retary Sherman caused temporary
furry in financial circles.
The transactions on the stock EN-
change aggregated 26l, 900 shares, OF
which $4,000 were Erie, $500 Lake
Shore, 1900 Northwestern, 1900 ~.
Paul, 1900 Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 1900 New Jersey Central,
1000 Reading, 5000 Michigan Central.
2,40O c. c. 4 |. c., 1000 Hannibal and
It. Joseph, 5000 Ohio and Mississippi,
400 Western Union, 1900 Pacific
Mail, 22 900 Wabash, ~. Louis and Paci.
hc, 1900 Kansas and Texas, $500
Iron Mountain, 1900 Northern Pacific,
and 200 Chesapeake and Ohio.
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cuEsAPsAkE ND OHIO
0hh'A SxfnRoAp
Annual NIeetiTlx of flekhslders

RIrUyoyp. DecemBsr so.- TIE as.sIal Y,
meeting OF the stOcStolae7 y Wy
Chesapeake and Ohio Rsilso& S~ ~ers
pany was held to-day; mere --,se5
BOP 600 shares Of stock rePresens -
The report of President Huntington =
encouraging as to thegeneral business 1
the company and the outlook Tor ne
future and speaks with confidence OF
the early completion Of the western eN-
tensions OF the road and also OF ITS eX-
tension 10 such point on the waters
of the Chesapeake as an eNaminS-
tion shall prove to possess the
best water and harbor tacltiueS. g,
Total earnings for the year Sl,S9l ,?42'
operating expenses 81 ,5o7 ,S32; earning
over operating expenses S5S4, 2O9i ~ =
p. Huntington, A. 5. Hatch, \. a. L1", i,.S6
Elias :. Higgins, John Castro, onJ
Hoyt. A. f. Orr, Ezra Wheelev anu
Edward T. Tournier, all OF NeS SplLIne' iILS'
and YIN. c.. Alyckhan and JON rci''Os'
ri Virgins. were electsd direeors'
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.3.l af fnDnty-ksi..AlIlS IS ConCeIutl,
~ ~ rather De sheriff Of Philadelphia
. sSa aSa + ass z 4 'is sas. sa,'ss sssct
VI he &as taking abodt. There's n

IN il.
The p. r. X. Company is pushing
things 70 get in readiness to build an
elevated railroad from their depot,
Thirty-second and Market streets,
to the >chuykil river, thence down
Filbert e. Broad street, at which point
IL Is proposed to build hotel Ona grand
scale. Knowing ones, and they are
numerous. predict that the "L' road
will be run to the T. X. Rs New York
depot i'm kensingtOn, distance OF five
or six miles from the depot at Thirty
second and Market streets. Workmen
are busilv engaged in tearing down
buildings on Filbcrt street, where the
road will be built. Ii looks like busi-
ness.
There was considerable talk in regard
TO building elevated roads to take the
place of street railways here, but It fell
10 the ground by it's own weight.
This city does not need any 81 roads,
as il now has the best system of street
railways in the world, and as far as rapid
transit is concerned, they make as quick
time as the New York ~ roads. There
Is but one grievous fault connected with
the "hOsS" cars here, and that Is, six
cent fares. The people demand five
cent fares, and one road, the Ridge
Avenue. has come down to that figure,
Nand the others will likely follow soon.
h. is to he hoped so.
Happy New Year. W. L. L.
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ssv,.oss Inne,s Of Senator Houston.

ssrtcss Illness OF Senator Houston.
" AsuSIIAE, December S0.-The liner
49, Athens Alabama, special says:
"a IA. Houston' 's,cOnditiOn is not im-
p<aSei, az, he Is thotAght to be growing
worS ,He;,is reeeiyipx the very best
medicaI attentieR knd extra good nurs-
i've, but it isSesea notSing viii work a
hange for the ustter.
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WHEAT-A fair supply Is coming IN;
81 50 is the ruling price.
CoRN-The supply in market is good (;
selling AT 40(G45c.
RYE-Sales firm, but quite small /;
selling at 60c r bushel.
OATS-The market was firm with a
moderate demand and decreasing sup
ply; good to prime 35G3Sc.
BARLEY-Scarce, with moderate de
mand, except for the best qualities at
55dSl %.
HAY-Demand active; supply equal
to il; old loose on wagons SIS 0OCs0 %
per ton; baled at $50 0O62l %.
MILLFEED-ln small demand and holds
steady; middlings SIS 90 per ton; ship
stuff SD 90 per ton.
SEEDs-Timothy steady at 3 % per
bushel for Western; clover seed 81 90
per bushel.
Packages for meats held as follows:
Casks, 1000 lbs; half casks, 500 lbs.
tierces, $50 lbs. barrels, 250 lbs. bags,
200 lbs. No charge for package.
lVa nuota ne foll0wa.
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THE UTES.
Fears OF an Outbreak During
the Absence of Ouray.

Los PINos, Cob, December 2S.-The
commission adjourned, yesterday, to
meet on the 29th inst, at the Cleves
rancho, on 1.-THE Cimerron river, twenty
five miles southeast OF the agency, there
10 await the arrival OF the prisoners.
Gen. Hatch and escort left this morn
ing at 4 o'clock in a drizzling rain. The
five days extension expires on the
29th inst, and il all the
Indians demanded by the COM
mission are not surrendered by that
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Grant A. E,adsrick .purr. Va

Grant az Ffederlckspufks
FREDER1CNsBURG, DecemS<3<An
Grant passed through this W$414on
his southern trip. On being infotn7ed
that the people had gathered this morus
ing TO see him he expressed regret at
their disappointment. He was loudly
cheered as the train moved OF.
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council, which, ere this, has decided the
fate of the Ute nation. Ouray fully real
izes the situation and knows that the
ultimatum Of the Commission Is the de
mand OF the nation, and il not complied
with, the Utes must 20. The surrender
of the prisoners is very doubtful, Tor
Cnlef GuerO, second 10 Ouray, being a
medicine man, has a large following,
and he has done more than all the
Others TO hinder the Commission from
accomplishing its work. Tie Is in favor
~ and at the time Of the White
oil WaNubleS, he wanted to massacre
kiVer living in the garrison, and
the PeUP'e Nstrained by Ouray. II the
was wa on'y nv. ~ lment takes charge Of the
W ar peP1"rI,e We troops are ordered are or
Gtes, an" "y must come quickly, or
dereG In. III, '.HApcy may prove a second
los ITS;i tIISS p;,.ar ans air. Whe Ouray leaves
Wh,te NV. 49, s there will be no one
LETT 20 restrain thS young % i, 6ucES, ,S,t anu ha
Guero is so hostjAtO SSne "l,l'oS ',t ,',''' '''
is liable to cut (cpfeA Siiy llO''''"
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date, the peace nego
"All or none, were I.
of General Hatch u
the commission rOOri
his rancho, 10 hold
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Washington's Worth.

WASHINGTON, PA, December 20
The triennial valuation of Washington
county, which has just been completed
by the assessors, shows the following
The real and personal estate is put down
at $50 .G3l, ,352, against S39,50S,2 ,2S9 in
1877, a decrease of S6,S76,SS7 Occupa-
tions. salaries, etc, are put at 81, llS,64O.
against Sl6l ,O2O in 1877, an increase OF
S65g, ,62O. This difference is attributed
not so much to an increase OF salaries,
etc us to iairer and fuller assessment.
The County Commissioners meet on
January 18th to equalize the assess
meutS.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
HOME AND TELE6RAPHIC REPORTS.
Money att Per Cent.-Goyernments Strong
and Higher-fIOur Quiet and Heavy
Wheat Heavy and Lower
Hogs Quiet

The quotations given in the following reports
are prices realized on wholesale Transactions, un.
less otherwise speCihed.l
But little alteration in prices is motto
aable this week, and the condition of the
markets remains substantially un-
changed.
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urdkSc+c Share for $500. Since that
time bids have been made as high as
$500, bnt the stock is held above that
price.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-31

WASHINGTON, December Ex-senator
Morrill, makes public the following letter
from Secretary Sherman concerning re
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-02-20
COL. JAMES A. HOYT.

This gentleman, who has so many
friends in our midst, has severed his con-
nection with the Columbia Register, and
will in the future devote his attention to
the Baptist Courier, which paper he pur-
chased recently. We regret to lose him
from the field of daily journalism, and
are sure that the Register will find it diff
ficult TO replace him. The people OF
Anderson will alw .ys wish for Col. Hoyt
the fullest measure of success in every
undertaking he may engage in. On
Tuesday mornii.s he announced his sew
erance OF the position of editor of the
Register in the following card:
With this issue of the Register my con-
nection with its editorial management
ceases. For nearly two years, as its prin-
cipal editor, / have striven to maintain
the standard Of an honest, upright jour
nal, whose chief aim has been the good
of the State, and whose every throb has
been responsive to patriotic impulses.
1t is not for me to say how these purpo-
ses have been carried out. l am not so
tenacious Of opinion rs to assert that, in
every instance, its advocacy Of public
measures has always been faultless and
perfect; but can justly claim that the
views and opinions which have controlled
the Register were honestly entertained and
earnestly advocated. The paper has
grown steadily into public favor and con-
fidence, and leave it in the hands OF
those who deserve increased trust and
patronage from the people Of the State,
and am sure this will be generously ac-
corded. y thrifty, industrious and remu-
nerative journal Mt the capital is n
necessity to the State. 1t must be strong,
we'll balanced and true-strong in the
confidence of the public, evenly balanced
in its judgment cfn,en and measures, and
true to the highest interests of all the
people. Such is the aim and object OF
those who will control the Register here
after, and they have my most earnest
wishes for unbounded success.
To my brethren of tho press generally,
l am under obligations for courtesy and
kindness during many years, and l sever
daily intercourse with them with sim
cere end unaffected regret. Journalism
has its peculiar destinations and charms
no less than its trials and hardships, and
l do not expect to leave the profession
altogether.
For those with whom have been as
sociatej so long time in the conduct OF
tho Register, and for all conr .etn1 with
the Office, entertain the kindIiest feel
ings, and will cherish my connection with
them as an agreeable and pleasing rccol-
lection through life.
JAMES A. HoYT.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-02-20
THE SUPREME COURT.

The Laurensrille Herald hes the fol-
lowing opposite remarks upon the duties
of the Judges of the anpreme Court of
this State, which is well worthy of their
consideration:
The attention Of the Supreme Court OF
this State is respectfully called to section
8, article 4, of the Constitution Of the
State. which is as follows
When Judgment or Decree il re-
yersed or affirmed every point made &ni
distinctly stated in the cause and fairly
arising on the record Of the case shall be
considered and decided, and the reason
therefor shall be concisely and briefly
stated in writing, and presented with the
record Of the case"
Complaints are made by the bar all
over the State that the present Court does
not carry out this Section Of the Conati.
tuition, but in great many cases of I'M
Portance content themselves with affirm
ing or reversing the Decree or Judgment
below, without assigning any "reasons
therefor" other than those given by the
Judge below, though the case fairly
bristlcs with important legal points and
nice questions. $l1 100000 is most toe
much, in our opinion, to pay three
Judges to simply affirm or reverse the
judgment of Circuit Judge, without as.
signing reason for so doing, and cstab.
fishing precedcnts and deciding points
appealed from.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-02-20

The bill preventing any American YES
sci from bringing moro than fifteen Chi
namen to this country at any one voyage
has passed the House of Representatives,
both political parties voting for it as a
bid for tho vote of California. This ia
another instance of the evil effects OF
having two closely matched parties, each
of which is having more regard for per-
petuation of itself than for the merits or
demerits of any special legislation. The
effsc. of this bill, ifit becomes law, will
be to give foreign vessels the carrying
trade between America and China, in.
stcad of allowing our own vessels on
equal chance with any other. There are
also grave doubts as TO the constitutions
ality of the proposed law. It Is moro
than likely that tho bill will fail for lack
of timo In the Senate.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-02-20

or tw0--thc weather has been SO unsea-
sonably warm and the atmosphere so
moist. We hear Of several cases Of pheii-
monia and much complaint from persons
with weak lungs......In tearing down the
the old shop building on the O'Neill lot
last week, the wo.kmcn discovered
whole kit of burglars tools. .Abbeville
only has seven bar-rooms and five church,
es.. MIR. James H. Cobb, one Of tho
oldest and most widely known citizens Of
lhis community, died on last Wednesday
morning from the effects Of a paralytic
stroke with which ne was visited on
Monday morning. "A child of Mr.. B.
b. Harvelcy, Of the Millway country,
died last Friday from what the pl ysi-
clans believed to he fully developed
case of meningitis. Capt s. s. Kirk
land was in town Monday. He has just
fnished locating the line Of the Green
wood and Augusta Railroad. There is
some twenty miles more grading to be
done OIL the line, all Of which, with the
exception of two miles, is worry light.
The working force is pushing right OH
The river.
Charleston Nems and Courier: Tho
Most Excellent Grand Royal Arch
Chapter OF South Carolina assembled in
annual grand convocation at Masonic
Temple on Tuesday. The annual cleo
ton OF officers took place Wednesday,
with the following result; Wilmot G..
DeSaussure, III. E. g. Ii. Priest; F. F. Ga
ry, II. =. ID. G. II. Priest; J. Adger
Smyth, r. +. G. King r. G. Watts, II.
+. q. Scribe c. T.. Chichester. Rt. Rev.
g. Chaplain; G. +. Jackson, f. G.
Treasurer; j. T.. Burko, Il. G. Secretary;
Thomas Il. Robertson, G. Captain Of
Host; G. ID. Bryan, &. Royal Arch Cap.
tain; l.. +. Meyer, G.. Sentinel. ..Ex-
tensive preparations are being made by
the Irish citizens for the celebration of
st. Patrick's day.
Spartanburg Herald: Gov. Colquitt OF
| Georgia, at the next commencement in
June, will deliver the annual address be-
fore the Preston and Calhoun Societies
| of WOffOrd College.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-02-20

The Ne,cs and Cburier offers 500 in
gold for the best serial story of twenty
chapters written by South Carolinian,
descriptive of life in this State before,
dnring or since the war. We will pub
lish the prospectus next week, and in The
meantime if any Anderson ladies or gem
tlemen Wish to compete they can begin
to arrange their subjects. .:he Ne,cs and
Courier displays much comuendable en-
terpriso 10 its disposition to interest and
please its readers, and we have no doubt
that this now venture will be rewarded
by an increased subscription list and q
greater popularity.