OVER THE RIVER.BROWXCVliLLMr. P. P. Truett llee dangerously low at j his residence opposite the Primitivechurch.Lively is abundant in mud at the present lime.The upper bridge is receivirg a genteel whitewashing lnterraily.The Lively merchan s are looking lor-ward lugubriously to a “high wafer *et~tling ”The BrowneviLe cotton gin Is elo*?d for the present, Ind.cat mg tha: ihe cotton crop has ahoaial-been ginntd.Mr. Tom W aldrop and lady h J.ve gone on a visit to Wacoochee Valley.A party ot gip^ey* are encamped on tbe ttuinmervlile nelgh-s with wagons, hordes ani equipage.Vast amounts ot drift wood were caught