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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-14


THE San Francisco journals approve the
resolutions at the anti-Chinese meeting in
Sacramento last Thursday, as at once emil
nently conservative, truthful and direct,
and yet sufficiently aggressive. That is
the rule with citizens meetings in Sacra-
mento generally. The business men and
workers of this place never go off half
cooked, if the expressive vulgarism can be
pardoned. But when they speak, they are
not misunderstood. And in saying this
We are not indulging in any special local
pride, but referring to simple fact Re-
moved somewhat from the hurly-burly and
strife of metropolitan life, our working
classes only seldom being in distress, the
severe experiences of past years having
disciplined our Judgment, and made us
cautious without being cowardly; not
being involved in bitter struggle for ex-
lstence, as are some other communities. the
people of our city occupy an attitude
that tends to make them judicial in their
conclusions and calm In their deliberations.
When that is the direction of the public
mind, it will characterize public utterance.
We repeat that Sacramento is a conserya
> tive city, slow to judgment; but when con-
WINGED, courageous as the best. 1t is no
place in which the communist can nurse
his bantling, or the socialist air his pet
theories to large audiences. There are too
many homes in Sacramento, too few of the
criminal and vicious, too much content
and prosperity, too high regard for law
and order, too much of human charity and
kindness, for disorder to become the rule.
or the diyide-every-Saturday fellows to
obtain a following of any considerable
magnitude.
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THERE never is recorded agreat tragedy
in Il city that some journal does not do as
the Examiner, of San Francisco did yes
terday, and say that the people will con-
clude that. mania for blood-letting has
seized upon the community. The people
will conclude nothing of the kind. The
people, by which is meant the sum of the
public sense, are not fools, and do not con-
clude, because a crazy fellow shoots his
eomrade, and then blows out his own brains,
that mania for blood prevails. To war
rant such statements as that of the Err
amiaer there should be more than one, or
two. or even a half dozen murders in a
week in community of the proportions of
San Francisco. For mania of blood
letting to become prevalent there must
engage in murder such large proportion
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signal Service indications.

Indications for the succeeding 80 hours
North Pacific, cloudy weather and rain in
! the northern portion, and fair weather, fol-
lowed by increasing cloudineSs and rain IN
the southern portion. Middle Pacific, fair
| weather, followed by cloudiness and rain,
! with variable winds, shifting to southerly.
Southern Pacific, fair weather, with light TO
fresh variable winds and stationary tenn
perature.
The Steamship Race to New Zealand.
SAN FRANcIsCo, December 13th.-The
Merchants Exchange reports the arrival at
Auckland, New Zealand, this, morning OF
the steamer Alameda. She left here No
vember 23d. The two steamers were I'M
derstoOd to have agreed to make a race OF
it, TO see which could make the best time
to Auckland. As no report has been re-
ceived up to II o'clock of the arrival of the
Zealandia, it may be said that the Alameda
has fairly distanced her competitor.
Suicide at Benicia-SlowIy Recovering.
BENICIA, December 13th.-Allen A.
Williams, at one time q prominent mer-
chant here, died at his home last evening.
He had met with reverses. and had for
some time past been drinking heavily. An
inquest was held by Deputy Coroner King
this morning, and the jurys verdict was
that deceased came to his death by poison,
taken with suicidal intent. WlllamS was q
native of Fulton county, aged ~ years
He leaves a wife, son and daughter, grown
The interment will take place tomorrow
morning.
Edwin Y. Lewis, mate OF the ship FL
well, who fell from the main topmast of
that vessel at San Francisco, is at his home
here, and is slowly recovering from the in
Juries received.
Dwelling DestrOyed-COnvert baptized.
RED BLUFF, December 13th.-This morn
ing, at 1:30 fire destroyed the house
owned by C. II. Delyecchio, at the corner of
Washington and Hickory streets, and occu-
pied by jeff Hunter. 1t was feared at one
time that the fire would burn all the cot
tages on the block, but the flames were
quickly under control. The owners loss is
about 81 800; insured. Hunters loss is
about $500; insurance, 5000.
A convert to the Christian Church was
baptized in the Sacramento river at P. N.
The ceremony was witnessed by quite a
multitude.
demanded Without Bail.
SUsANvILLE, December 13th.-Vicente
Oivas, examined before J. c. Blake, J. P,
charged with numbering Griffin Logan No
vember 18th, was committed to the Supe-
rior Court without bail.
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SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.

L.P. FISHER is Sole Agent for this paper il
San Francisco and vicinity. BE is authorized
70 receive advertisements and subscriptions, and
collect for the same. Rooms 81 and D, Mer
chants, Exchange.
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The waters of Tulare Lake are said to be
rising, and many squatters' cabins that
were built on dry land are now mile or
more from shore. 1t is not at all improba-
BILE that the lake will assume its old, or
even larger proportions.
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FOR. SALE,

A VALUABLE RANCH LOCATED IN $50
N one OF the best sections of the State; wv
the ranch contains 33l acres, and has TO- s-&=
600 growing Fruit Trees two years old. Terms
one-quarter cash; balance in one-quarter pay
ments each year, with interest at per cent.
For terms and particulars apply to RICHMOND
DAVIS, Real Estate and Insurance Agent, l002
J street. Sacramento. dl4-Ip1n
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AT the hard times parties being given at
Virginia City this winter gentlemen appear
in check shirts and modest, shabby -genteel
apparel, and the ladies in calicoes and sim
liar cheap goods. Those attending in
broadcloth and silk look awkward and out
of place
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Both Brutes Badly Beaten.

SEATTLE, December 13th.-A contest with
hard gloves between Phil Dave, of Seattle,
and Billy Lynn, of Denver, at Black
Diamond, last evening, was won by foul
by Lynn in the sixty-ninth round. Both
men were badly punished.
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OREGON.


PORTLAND, December 13th.-A special
from Spokane Falls says that John Wynne
an old resident of Fort Colville, was acct
dentally shot and killed by neighbor
who was cunning. He leaves a wife and
six children.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

have had nasal catarrh for ten wears
so bad that there were great sores in my nose.
and one place was eaten through. / got Elv's
Cream Balm. Two bottles did the work NV
nose and head is well. feel like another man.
&C. s. McMillen, Sibley, Jackson county, Mo.
d7-lyMWF
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Mrs. Sarah Beckwith, living at Corrali-
tos, small coal camp on the Santa Fe
road. few miles north of Albuquerque.
n. NJ, literally roasted her 1-year-old in
FAINT to death the other day. She held it
on hot stove until commissions took place,
death soon following. 1t is probable the
woman is insane
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Advice to Mothers.-Mrs. winsIoxv,s
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth 1t relieves the little
sufferer at once; it produces natural, quiet sleep
cherub awakes as bright as button" II is
very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the child.
softens the gums, allays ell pain, relieves wind
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes. Twenty-Five cents bottle
fe7-IyMWS
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Personal property and real estate have
increased at Los Angeles the past year S.
600, 900 in value
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS,

II. Plageman q Co., cigar manufacturers
at 305 Sacramento street, Saturday evening
gave the eighty Chinese cigar makers in
their employ notice that their services we're
no longer needed.
4 deputy from the County Treasurer's
office has been stationed at the ferry land
ings, and compels every Chinaman whom
he sees to pay poll-iax for the year if he
cannot show a receipt.
Duncan C. Ross and Major James Fergu-
son have signed articles for a novel combat,
in which the latter is to fight on foot with
bayonet, while Ross is to be mounted and
armed with a cavalry saber.
During the past week the Tax Collectors
Office has been visited by anxious taxpayers
DESTROYS of settling up with the county and
State and getting the matter off their
minds The receipts for the week aggre-
gated 100000.
A carrier on one of the afternoon papers
has an able assistant in the shape of an in
telligent dog. His route covers the lower
part of California street. The carrier HIM
self delivers the papers on one side of the
street, while his canine helper takes the
other side.
The operations of the San Francisco
Clearing house tor the past week compare
as follows with the corresponding week last
year:
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The British ship Winnipeg, now at
Astoria, made the voyage from Shanghai
in exactly thirty days-the quickest time
on record
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An Ohio lady asks what she shall give her
minister. Try st. Jacobs Oil. Fifty cents.
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DOWNFALL OF MORMONISM,"

DEV. H. G. DEWITT, D. D., PASTOR OF
~ the First Baptist Church of Salt Lake City,
will deliver Free Lecture on the Downfall of
Mormonism" in the Ninth-street Baptist
Church, in this city.
Thi q EvoninE.
Come one Come ali and hear him dI11t
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Ely's Cream Balm is the most effective.
Convenient and agreeable catarrh remedy ] ever
used, and have tried them ail.-C B. Cook
Henning, Landerdale county, Tenn. d7-IyMwF
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FRESH air, good food and Red Star Cough
Cure make yon healthy. Twenty-Five cents.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Regular Meeting of Sacramentol5 q
Uniformed Degree Camp, No. ], l. o. o. F., $S%f
THIS Monday EVENING, at 7:SO o'clock. w
Important business which requires the w
presence of every Comrade in relation to form
ing Canton. BENZ. LEONARD, Commander.
w. \. STEPHENSON, Secretary. [B. c. d14-lt*
NTANTED-A NAN OF TEMPERATE AND
w moral habits, seeking employment, to
represent an old established house in his own
section. Salary to begin, $40 per month
References exacted and given. GAY BROS, 16
Barclay street, New York d14-6mM
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PACIFIC SLOPE.
RESULT OF A STEAMSHIP hACE
ACROSS THE OCEAN.
Fire in Red Bluff-Suicide at BENZ
cia-Held for Murder-Hard
Glove Fight.
CALIFORNIA.

JLAsr NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE nEconD-uslosI
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,Os REWARD.-sTRAYED-ONoReN

coz D.-STRAYED-ON ORSS
90 about October Goth. from Ba- kssSTss
bel Slough, Yolo county two large ExZA.
Bay Horses, aged about 10 or II years; one with
star and one hind ankle white; and other slight
ly roam on back and hips; thin in flesh, and one
of them quite lame. The above reward will be
paid to any one giving information leading to
their recovery by addressing FRANK H. SLACK
Sacramento, Cal. dl4 2w
JyRUIT LANDS FOR SALE-AT A BAR sssGs
l. gain, near Penryn, Placer county. Cal; Ss, sS
unimproved and improved, with stock, --4sz~
farming implements, ETC. Address MRS. n. NJ
FRASER. 81 Post street, San francisco d14-fM*
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S. S. e. f. L. Southworth, Dentists, Sac

Mary s. Cowger. Weaving done
first class q. No. S0o NJ street n20-2ms
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CORONACA NEWS.
Barbecue at WntcrleO.--Fine Ralns..-
Pleasant Party -. Return OF the
Sweet Girl Graduates ..- IHOnored
Visitors.

CoRoNACA, July 6, 1885.
Misses Alice Rico, Laura Coleman and lda
Foucl,e returned home several days ago, nav
ing graduated ut the Columbia Feh''lo ooi'
Mrs. J. Fuller Lyon and family. Of AHhe'
Vile Court House spent last week with Mrs.
J: {; Fouche; Miss sc Jenn iie,n Dc'ph Will fe'""'"
Miss Rosa Fouche has been unanimously
elected teacher OF the Primary departIncnt IN
the College at Laurcns Court House. MISS
She had never even applied for the situation
and there were about thirty candidates ~heh
her name was proposed.
Miss Sallic Waddcll has been In Prosperity
severu! days, visiting her brother Rev. u. H.
Niessrs. Richard pinson & Bros, arc doing
the greater part Of tho threshins around Cor'
onaca. ,.o .,,,,
during the past week.
Mr.. John G. Foucle gave the young people
q party last Wednesday, night, which was Gu
loved by all who attended 1t.
been In Newberry several days US delegates
to the Missionary Society. ~
Miss Agnes Rice has returned home, from
Union where she has been teaching schooi io'
s' b.. austen and Sfr. OMIT fylcs attended tho
barbecue at Waterloo last Saturday. 1neS
said they were going to eat out Waterloo, ana
from the way, Mr.; Pyles Wa!kra when he re-
tuFnCu VIC Il.llh iC ~ iH LNH'
Miss Lula Anderson Of Nincty-Six is on Q
visit to relatives in COronacS.
Miss Hilda Klugh. who has been teachine
music several years In Texas has returneu
home 10 her family where we suppose she viii
remoin Miss Klugll is n splendid music
teacher and no doubt she can get. up a large
music class lii Coronaca II she desire 1t.
Round trip tickets were sold at every STA
ton between LMurcns and Port Royal last
saturday July ith.
pink Ruchanan's cotton has such a growth IN
1t that lie Will cuInmcnce topping the AL
Of July.
and cotton look fine. The prospects are nat
tering for an abundance Of staff OF life TIL,
fall and sufficiency Of the staple to clotht
mankind for another year. QUILL.
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MARRIED..
MARRIED-On the eth of July, ut Lowndcs
vile. by Rev. II. G, Lyon. Mr.. u. z. HUTCH
fSON and Miss II, ID. BAKER.

Buists improved Ruta Bagas,. and all the
other popular varieties OF turnip secu 10 oe
found ut Smith & Sons.
That Hacking Cough can be so quickly
cured by Slli:oh's cure. We guarantee II.
Speed & Ncuifer, Abbcville; d. Z. Dulrei
Greenwood.
VIII you snNer with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaintc Shiloh'S NitaliZer Is guaranteed
to cure you, Speed & Ncutlcr, Abbcville; u.
c. DuIre, Greenwood.
Catarrh Cured, health and sweet breath Sc
cured, by Shiloh'S Catarrh Remedy. Price
80 cents. Nasal Injector free. Speed " Neut'
fer, Abbcville u. {. DuPrc, Greenwood.
For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's
POrus Plaster. Price p cents. speed " Neui'
fer, Abbevlllc; ID, G. DuPrc, Greenwood.
Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure Is
sold by us on Il guarantee. IT cures COrsuInp-
lion. Speed s. Neulfer, Abberille; u. Z. Du-
Pre-, Greenwood.
Shiloh's Vitalizer Is what you need for Con,
stipation, Loss of Appetite. DizZiness,n ana ~
symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and q cents
per bottle. Speed & Ncutler, Abbevllle: u.
{. DuPre. Greenwood.
Croup, Whooping Cough and bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure.
Speed l. Neuffer, Abbeville: d. Z. DuPrei
Greenwood.
Miller Bros lave secured, OF Wananiaker 4
Brown, their spring and summer samples OF
over two hundred ard fifty styles.
Miller Bros can furnish yon with n suit OF
clothes from SIS To SO, made by the best tai
lorS In the country.
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Masters Sale.
THE STATE OF SOITII CAROLINA
COUNTY OF AEBENiLLE.
~ TIE COMMON LEA

COUNTY OF AEEEVILLE.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
+. W. Wagner K Co. against I. ". Mars, j
Re i. ". Wagner IS 20. against Lucy j
Aiars.-Torec!osuic.
DY virtue of an order made in tho above
ID stated case on the 2lst dizzy OF April, lSS2.
will resell at public QUERY ut Ahheville II.
$. C., or Monday, August %rd. 1857, being Sait
Day, within the legal hours OF sale, the FOL.
lowing described property, situate In salt
State and County, to wit All that tract VI
marcel of land containing
One Hundred and EIghty-ivc Acres
more or less. bounded by lands OF the Estate
of JOsial, Wells, S. II. Morral, j. f.. Cnldwe!
and others. Also, tnnt tract or parcel OF land
containing
One Hundred Acres,
more or less, end bounded by lands of Jamet
Mc(aslan, said I. W. Mars n others, am
known MS tic McCelvcy place. Also, thai
tract or parcel Of land, containing
Two Hundred Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands of jaime:
McCuslan, 4. b. Lindsay and others, known
w.!lcd to said r. w. Mars by his father John
4. Mars. The said lands to he sold In accord
ancc with the Decree Of foreclosure hereto
fore passed on the 18th day OF June, 1854
and at the rIsl; Of the said Lucy j. Mars
TERMS OF SAL.E-One-half cash, balance
on twelve months with Interest from day o
sale, tho credit portion to be secured by bono
with sufficient security and mortgage OF the
premises sold. Purchaser to pay l2r nnprrs'
Master.
Univ 6. 1875. 1t
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Good Farmer.

Capt. W. A. Moore, who IS one or the rich
mon ri this county, made his money since
tho war by arminE Besides making money
he has not neglected the rducutioh OF ms
children, nearly all Of whom have graduateu
iHptaiN has few equals, and his experience,
md observations on farming may he relied
ON. The Conom Pant, ut Marion, has n1 more
when he laws dow a proposition, 1t may be
accented Us a TACT, and II it was not against
our rulc TO copy articles that are written ny
our own people for papers ut a distance, we
should copy some of his articles tha' hu'e
Gently appcarcd in the COt0m iYdn.
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DUE WEST NOTES.
The AbbeviIIe Bank.-.Mntch Game of
Base Ball-.Foreixn MissiOns--New
Choir McInbe1s...OT to Vermont.
Broken Street Lamp.

DAVNSA SekSSS N"ANhs
VI WEST, July 13, 1885.
A glass In the street lamp In front of tho
Associate Reformed Presbyterian church has
been broken. Whoever broke II can settle VI
the matter by handing over Is to the treasur
Mr.. b. C. DuPrc, Of the Presbyterian office
was absent from town a few days lust week
enjoying u short relaxation.
Rev. Il. H.. Griffith, corresponding secretary
OF the State Mission Board, preached in the
Baptist church last Sabbath night. After the
sermon Mr.. Griffith stated that In behalf O
the State Mission, which was Il little behind
in money matters, a collection would be TT
ken up.
a collection was taken up in the Associate
Reformed Presbyterian church last Sabbath
for the benefit OF the Foreign Missionary So
Tie Ladies Benevolent Society sold refresh.
mentS last Saturday evening at BrOwnlee',
store. They found u ready sale for all they
had.
The Widemans went Up to Anderson last
week to play q match game with the club o.
that place. On Monday evening the score
was 7 to 6 II favor of Anderson at the ending
OF the 5th inning, when q shower stopped the
game. The next morning tho Widemans re
tricved thcmseive and the score stood IL to
In favor Of Due West. They were well cared
for while there, and praise tho Anderson club
Prof. j. /. Mccain left last week for Burling
ton, VT, to avail himself OF the benefit OF The
study OF foreign languages taught at that
place.
Prot. J.. NJ. Todd's house Is progressing most
favorably under the management OF Mr., ]. II,
Wren, who always makes u goot job out o
anything he undertakes.
Mrs. Johnson has not left the hotel yet, nj.
though she has moved part Of her furniture
She will probably move this week.
The following persons have been added Il
the chOir OF the Associate Reformed church
Miss Ellen Edwards and Miss Nell Latham
and Messrs. j. Fl. PRESLEY. j. j. Lindsay, l.
L.. Abcrcrombie and =. l.. Grier.
a delegation Of gentlemen from Abbeyille,
namely. Messrs. Wardlaw, White, BarnwelI
and Smith. visited our town last week, In the
interest Of q bank, TO DO located at Abbeville
Our citizens. having heard that they were
coming, called a meeting and gave them 9
hearty welcome. All admit that 1t would bt
u great con veuicnce to have q bank at SOM
point nearer than Newberry ind Anderson
Many times, checks cannot DO used in GU
town ut all, The merchants may not need
them and there Is no other source to have
them cashed from. There'ought to be In eact
county n money center and depository. The
dividends n bank may poy Is not its only
gOOd-that is an advantage only to the stock
owner. The facilities for trade, a place to Dor
row in distress must all be included In It's ad
vantages. We have not learned how much
stock Due West will take. The books arc III
the hands Of Rev. j. N. Young, u he viii
give all who desire 1t u chance to invest ii
this new enterprise.
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IN ISanlcy.s Shoals.

Quite n number Of gentlemen from Hodge
went fishing on Hapley's Shoals, last week
nnd their success in catching ttsh was only
that particular part OF Long Cam Amone
Tie gentlemen who contributed to the OK
finct!on Of brain food from Long Cane, were
Mc:sr.. j. {. Ellis, J. I. Ellis, q. u; AIeh
John Glymph. and perhaps others whose
names ". did not learn. An excursion L" the
secluded shade and Quictude, of u stream is a
IRON, The dailS duties Of life, aud u trip to he
~CljttIyul by all.
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Sherif's Sale.

Lucy j. Mars against r. W. Mars, rs Exccu-
tOr.-EXccution.
TOY virtuc OF an Execution to me directed. In
ID the above stated case, l Will sell to the
highest bidder, at public auction. within the
legal hours of sale, at Abbcville Court House,
Monday, the 3rd day of August, n. ID. 1885.
tho following described property, situate In
Abbeville county, to wit: All that tract or
parcel of land containing
One Hundred and Eishty-Fivc Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands Of the Estate
Josiah Wells, s. X. Morrul, j. L. Caldwell
and Others Also, that trnct or parcel of land,
containing
TWO Hundred Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands OF James
Afcl'aslan, said II. w. Mars md other, anu
known as the Mc('elvy place. Also, That tract
or parcel of land, containing
Two Hundred Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands Of James
McCaslan, a. Il. Lindsay and others, known
also as the McCelvcy tract. being the tract
willcd to said Y. w. Mars by his father John
property of 7. w. Mars. as Executor, to Salts
TEIthlS-CaSh.
Sheriff Nbbevillc County.
Shcrinrs Office, Abhcvillc Z. H., $. Z.
July $. lcSJ, 1t
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Don.t WHIT TIL the Last Moment.

Sumo of our highly esteemed correspond,
cn,s wait until Tuesday evening 10 lorwaru
their G,yors 10 the Press and Banner, and this
sometimes accounts for their non-appearance
next morning. There Is always at every
printing Office much TO do at the last moment
and we sometimes find IT. impossible 70 set up
nil that we wish to put In the paper. The re,
port OF the officers why had been, appointed
10 cxatu,ue into the Treatment o! coAvicts
us,rnc Tuesday cvgnins.. This was Il long piece
which we could not omit, and the setting up
OF which necesSitatcu the leaving out OF or
or matters. We would be glad II correspond
,entS would forward their letters by Monday )
mill