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The Arkansas advocate., 1831-08-24
LAW NOTICE.

YsHoMAs HUBBARD, Lawyer, and
 A Prosecuting Attorney, for the First Judicial Circuit, Arkansas Territory. com posed ofthe counties ofCiark, Hampstead Union, Lafayette, Seyier and Miller. re sides at Washington, Hempstea,f county. will attend all the Courts in said circuit' and the Superior Court ai Little Rock Ali professional business of civil nature intrnsted to lis care, will be despatched with promptitude. Sums over two hun dred dollars wilt be received for collection in any part of the Territory.
 Ger All rognes made known to him by indictment will receive marked attention
 Sepss1s5er 6, ls3o, 25tf.
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CIRCULAR.

OFFICE or AMERICAN AND FOREIGN Aepy.-
 TOR CHAINS, 49 WALL-sT. NEw-Yop,
 JAN, 1891. A't EnUI5L1g NOTICE is hereiy given r, .,, persons whom ii may concern. lay;na Claims, Debts, Inl!eritances, Sxc. nasajiss or recoverable abroad, tlat this hganas las established, under the special ausn;ce, and patronage of distinguished indivian,i. in this coutitry, a regular eorrespondenr. with eminent Bank CTS, &c. in the princ;n.I ports and capitals of Foreign G Goyernment. in commercial relations with the fjn;taa States; tiiroughstife mediation whereof such valid claims as may be confided tbere,o will he expedited for settlement .a1 promptly and effectively recovered ,vIas furnished by tlre claimants with ;be s,;,. hle legal proofs and vouchers, together w;a the requisite Power of Attorney. ,o ls taken and acknowledged before any .J,d,s Of Court of Record, or other comne,a,. G ivii Magistrate, Municipal Aather;ts <. Notary Public; and the whole duly autls. ticated by the Governor of the Stata 7. Territory in which tie ssTI1e may be no. fected and fegaiised by the appropriate E reign Consul.
 Having also established a similareorra, pondenee tifronghout the United States ana British America, the like claims for TO. eoVery in any part thereof respectiyeIs| wilt be received and efficiently attended tol Il behalf of American as well as ioreirn claimants. Orders for the investment cf fi,15s m! =aortgageiof Freehold property, or in the purchase Of Public Securities ofthe United States, Canal Loans of the States of New oriS, Pennsylvania. Ohio, Sc. punetuay 1 and faithfully executed.
 Applications addressed to ttis AeeneYi cases reauiriagthe investigation ofciaims search of record, or the intervention d 1 legal proceedings, should be accompania with an adequate remittance to deiray lA. preliminary charges and dishursenents al tending the same, and all letters must be post paid.
 ARoNs oNs II H. fFt fLsfisF.
 Counsellor 9 tte s. C. erhe U. s. .4c,uay. l9Kd7
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LITTLE IccE # T.H DE,.9S F.

FESH0MAS B. MAI ONE has establish cd SEMINARY at Little Rock foI the instruction of youth of both sexes.
 In the Male Depa artinent, Spelling. Reads ing, Writing, and Arithmetic, will bo. taught al S3iper quarter.
 Engiisli Grammar, Geograply, Rhetoric, islocution, Geometry, Natural and Moral Philosophy, and sFheoretic Chemistry, as s6 p per quarter. Latin and Greek, at S7 50 per quarter.
 In the Female Department, which is UT. der the direction Of Miss MALONE, Resa. ing, Writing and Arithmetic will be tauga at 8 per qaarter.
 English Grammar, Geography, History Natural and Moral Philosophy, Drawis and Painting, at st 9 per quarter.
 The exercises of this institution vii commence oil the Ist Monday in Janaary negt.
 Having been assiduousiy engaged in teaching for tWenty-one years, Mr. MA LONE hopes that he is not entirely made qnate to the task of finstrueting youth, and he assures his patrons that TO pains on hl'| part shall be wanting.
 Little Rock, Dec. 2ath, 1890. bty40
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VARIETY.
FEMALE EDUCATION.

!
 A Ayoung lady may excel in speaking French and .tsiian; may repeat few passages from the volume of extracts; play like q professor, and sing like q sy
 ren; have her dressing decorated with her own drawing tables, stands, fiower-pots, screens and cabinets; nay, she may dance like SemphFoa;a her self, and yetshe will insist, that she may have been very badly educated. < am far from meaning to set no value what ever on any or all of these quaiiiica- tions, they are ali ofthem elegant, and many ofthem tend to the perieeting of a polite education. These things, in their measure and degree may be done but there are others which should not *be left undone. Many things are be- coming, but "one thing Is needful. "-- Besides, as tic world seems to be fully apprised of the value of ofwhatevcr tends to embellish life. there is less occasion here to insist on its importance. But, though weaIbred young lady may law. fully learn most Of the fashionable arts, set, let me ask, dees il seem to be the true end of eduratioa, to make women dancers, singers, players, painters, ac- stresscs, scalptors, glders, varaishers, cngravers and cmbroiderers? Nest men are commonly destined to some profes-. sion. and their minds are, consequent iy, turned each to it's respective object. Would it not be strange If they were called out to exercise their professions. or set up their trade with only little general knowledge of the trades and professions of all other men. and with out any previous definite application to their own peculiar calling? The pro- fossion.of ladies, to which the bent of
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Notice

g WILLIAM JARRETT, having been As appointed Guardian of Eii<abeih Per hihs, at the la(e .nty Term of.the County Court, for the county of Lawrence, in the Territory of Arkansas, hereby declare all contracts which said Elizabeth may enter into, without my appreciation, 10 be void i, and of no effect, as said Elizabeth is re- cognizcd by said Court as an idiot.
 Given under my hand, at Columbia, Lawrence county, A. T. 1eth July, 4. D. 1881. WILLIAM JARRETT r,
 July 10, ls3l--la4so Gnardian, Se.
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VHE OLEOs
TO MY HUSBANDS FIRST GRA.
 HAIR

tsI know thee not--I loath thy race, ii,ui III tny iineaments trace What time shall strengthen, not ehace. Thou strange ,unbidden guest. from whence 'Tius early hast thou come! And whereforei Kude intruder, henoe'
 And seek some filter home. These rich young locks arc all too fair, Indeed thou must not finger here. Go! take thy sober aspect whore
 The youthful check is fading Or find some furrowed brow, which Care And Passion have been shading \ nd add thy sad, malignant trace, H mar the aged, or anguished faee' Thou wilt not go!-Then answer me,
 And tell what brought tiiec HERE \ ot ono of ali thy tribe see
 Beside myself appear; And thro' these bright c0 clust ring ouris Thou shinest-a tiny thread of pearls! Thou art a a.MoRALIsr.-well!
 nd comest from N sdom's land 4 few sage aSioms just to tell.
 We'll, well. l understand Old Truth nas sent thee here, to hear 'Ehe maxims V hlcn we lain MUST hear, And now, as observe thee nearer.
 Thou Tt pretty-very pretiy-qate As glossy, and as fair, nay, ialrer
 Than these, but not so bright And since thou cams i'Rurii's $ messenger, Thou shalt remain and speak of her. ssiic says then art-a herald sent
 In kind and friendly warning. tom mix with locks py Beauty lent.
 Inc fair, young brow adorning,f And midst their wild luxGriance taught Y o show myself, and waken fnouanT- Thattho gt which to the dreames breaches A lesson stern as true, That all things pass away--and teaches
 How youth must vanishteo. And thou vert sent to rouse anew E This thought whene'er thou meet'st the
 view!
 And comes there not whispering sound. A low, faint, InurmeSing breath, Which, as thou srsovcst, floats around Like Echoes in their death. Time onward sweeps. Youth tlies' PRE-
 PARED
 Such is thine errand, First Gray Hair.#
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REGRETS.

ALAss my hairis tnrning gray,
 Ny limbs are growing slender; 8 find my heart too, day by day,
 Becoming very tender; My bosom's lord sits on his throne With an unusual lightness; And the gay world has never shone
 V ith haif its present brightness. An! have been thoughtless youth, To sport so with affections; To promise so much deathiess truth, And break such rich connections; To hurry on from fair to fair,
 From one love to another. "A nd to be welcome every whcre-- But only as a brother! l might have married years ago,
 Some fair and ealthy lady, sDut now my light Is burning tow, And life IS growing shady; My sIngle friends have left my side,
 To wed their half a million, With some quite pretty partner bride, To dance through life's cotillion. speak, but fair ones do not stay.
 As once they did, but shun me; No eyes grow bright with melting ray, When resting soft upon me; No bosom beats beneath its lace,
 It's gentle thoughts to smother; No angel shows a troubled face,
 When 1 address another. Fen thus 1t is, though on my life,
 l cannot guess the reason; Imust live on without a wife
 Through my appointed season. In single biessedness mustgo
 Where they will shortly lay me, Wifh nof n creature willing to
 Love, honor, and obey me!
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ssaasas.sssa term, 1881, 1 will expose to sale, by public yendae, at the Court house door, in said county of Phillips, on Saturday, the l2d Of August neal. for cash in hand, a \ NEGRO MAN who has been confined in Jail as runaway slave, since the Sth day of February last Said negro IS about thirty-twe years old, five feet seven and thTee-qaarter inches high, vel low complexion, both cars cronnea, the first joint off the fore-fnrer Of the left hand; says lis iiaine is Aifreds When this fellow was committed to Jail, he stated that he belonged to a Mr. Wi!liasa Owen. living on the Washita river. Since tliaf time he has stated that he belonged to Mir. William Leveret, who lives in St. francisyiiie, Louisiana; and he now states that his proper owner is Henry Smith ,sos South Carolina, from whom i,e was kid mapped about seven years9since, that he was sold in Kentuc kys taken thence to Louisiana, there sold {. that he ahsconded and was sold for the Jail fees in St. Fran cisyille, and that when he was apprehend ed he had brohenfrom the Jail att the afore said place.
 Sale will be at 12 o'clock, A. II. of said day, unless the owner of said negro shall appear on or beforethat time and reclaim his property.
 HENRY L. BIsCOE, Sheriff St .Ta;,o,.
 qf Philips county, 4. '.
 Helena, 22d Juae, 1891. I5-f;to
 Prs fee, Sll 37a.
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Regimenfai Orflc~


 LiiHe Rock, .f1gasae. lss, 3 \ ohedienee to orders rom tle R.;. , 2 d'sr aese5al, 'e com rnandire tic drss gst county reg is he rei,v eo,1 meet at Little Rock. on satmrdsr sInVso 'e goth October, the off eers .e lie uniform which was chosen bs themsr,''e hr s, 'iIe in ise9' and the priv ates to be armed I,'es a's equipped as tic law directs. Slnnia q, ana be vacancies in any of the saa coaa. sisefe which 1t is requisite should be flled dsA'ess :. 5 required by law that tlie off cer - v E slsane, Assest tiife Colonel Conr. sslf ant Of the same. It is the wish of s,''- s,- golonsl3 .a that ths as point should te strictly s pany are hereby commanded to mai,a .In'i- return of the strength and condit;nn their respective companies. U By order of the Col. Commandant.
 REIN DAVIS, .fd5D5oo
 of Hte Pafasa.i county Reg;me,.
 O. e,- os"
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ORANGE TAVERN. Post of IrRQ2lsaS.

9a TIE subscriber grateful for the liberal S&a encouragement lie has received. res peelfuil} informs fhe pahlic, and.partieular- iy gentlemen and families coming if,.. and passing through the Territory, that he con- tinnes to keep a house of PupI.Ic ENTER- TAINNEaT, at the sign of the Orange Tree, in the Post of Arkansas. His table will be abundantly supplied with the best the country affords, and his stables with plcn- ty Of the best forage, and he trasts y his nnremilting attention 10 hisgtesis, to mer- it a.contnuance of'ihe public patronage.
 R. II. TANLTON.
 May, loth 1881. e2m
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NOTICE.

4 IL persons arc hereby notified that a z certain note executed by Nicholas Peay and Thomas V. Scott, for the sum of seyenty-fiye dollars, in favor of Abraham Secrcst, dated on or near the lst of NoyelB- Der, f63a, will not be paid by said Peay So Scott, unless compelled by law. This note is the only one Secrest holds against the subscribers. ltwas given for a horse which proved to be wholly yaIuclcsss
 NICHOLAS PEA
 THOMAS ". SCOTT. LitIe Rock, Feb. 2, 1891. 45-if
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Notice.

2 HEREBY forwarn all persons from E trading for, or taking an assignment or note Of hand, executed by me to Thomas M'Cabe, for SIC, bearing date March on April, 1s20. As said note has been satis- fled, am determined not to pay it again, unless compelled hy law.
 GEORGE W. HARRISON. Augisst7, 1S3l.-2c-3w
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" G G@Da 5 .
E. EEEEGO .Y

 lss $ sist received, per steam boat ssa- H- -a rasoga, an entire new assortment oi GOODS. sniiahis for the present and sp- nroaehing seasons, consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery, Cmua, Glass, Liverpool, and Queens ware,
 Ladies. Ges8 men, Misses and Rows BOOTS and SHOES, One iJox fine fSs,lt1efrnerdi'7e An assortment of saddlery, an 100 Sacks of Salt, 6sc. eSc. All of which. he is determined to sell at very reduced prices for CASii. Also. on Commission, Flour. Whiskey' Bacon, Iard, dsc. June 5, 1881. i4-g
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DIGtF \ lN WILLIAM HULL.
TERRITORY OF ARKANSAS, ss
 CoEHfY Of ffe1tpStedR.

toNHlY W IitnlPSftdH.
 EgTE F, Joan Tyree and George I. ssfaith,
 Ss have this day viewed a stlay filiH, produced to us by Abner Cox, and wefind her 10 be of the futlewine deseFiption:-i ..iigl.t sogsoi, witi. some white speehs upon her right iiipd foot, and her left fore foot white up to the pastern joint, white spot on the inside of her left hind foot; she has a blaze Tn her forehead, Is two years old last spring, and thirteen and one half hands high; and we appraise Der to t9en-
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Cassiyaerps-Satinets. and

1CS---t9dN s't,e1
 \ variety of FANCY silk xesting, Which will enaBie him 10 furnish inli suit af clothes, CT a single eeaf, made up' mucf cheaper, and much befer,ifan can be purchased in any part ot the iefrilory.
 4 snit of clothes can bcsfafhishea Ill PoisTY-sIx hours after tke III assure lstakeh' and he pledges himself that all work pas7 sing through lis hands. shall he executed in the noatest manner and the most ias''- ionakle Yte.
 About the last of September next, he. will receive, from Philadelphia, "a large variety of fg!;perfne Faac4 Ct9fitS. which he will sell. for Cash or approved paper, at q more reduced price than tas heretofore. been solsis;n any part of Arkansas. fi'is slippiy will enable hi,n to furnish gentlemen attending tl.e Legislature, with clothes, at the shortest notice, of tic very hest quality.
 He las made arraneeraaHts by which he will receive, quarterly, tine iatest fashions from Philadelphia.
 tr--7- Gentlemen at distance can have their coats made, by sending hin their fr- act measure, agreeably to the following dl- rections. viz
 s To meosure 5f,s.a Fashionable Coat. .
 1st. fhe f,,li height of tile customer by feet and iHces.
 a2,l. ifPlic l,alf circumference of breast under tlte coat.
 s9d. The half circumference of waist un- der the coat.
 4th The length ofsleeycs, including the width of back and cuffs, tile arm=teing raised IeYelsani square.
 fr17- SHOP next tfosfato the Post. Office.
 LiHe Rock. June %. I4-g
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 PETITION FOR DIVORCE. A ND now on this day came the said f& complainant, by his solicitor, and the said defendant being soiemnly called, came not Nhereupon 1t is ordered that an alias stifai#ons issue and that publication be made, requiring the said defendant to be and appear at tire next term of the Circuit Court, at court to be holden a tue town of liberty, in and for the county of Izard on the 4th Monday in November next. and answer the compiainants petition, other wiseth same will be taken as confessed. and adecrce entered accordingly: and il is farther ordered, that copy of this order epnblislled in the Arkansas Advocate, six weeks stccessfyeiy.
 Copy-feste,
 JOHN P. HOUSTON. Clerk
 i~asd Cia.eaiI Court. August r, 1891. 2l-6w.
 Prs fee, Se 75.
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Taken eup as . Stray.

 Taken up as T Stray, HSY JOHN SWAGGERTY, a three year s3S old Bfo1on .IaTe, four.een lands asda halfhigh, some saddle spots, some white on her left hind foot, appraised 10 thirty seven dollars and. a half by us, this first DA.IDLGGAN,
 WILLIAM HULL. Sworn and subscribed to before me, John logan, Ta Justice of tlre Peace within and for tie township. of Horsehead. Pope county, and. Territory of Arkaasas, this llth day ofJuly, \. D. 1851,
 JOHN LOGAN, J. ?. hatrue copy test. JOHN PACE, Ciark
 By \. E.PACE D. Clefh, August l7-2i-3w
 Prs fee, g.
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N NHgEE'EE.

MERCHANT fE'1AEHAOEss ETIRNs his thanks 10 lis customers sa and friends, for the liberal share oi ske .has receivedsat stEesrsaanos. and respectfully informs them, that he has just received a large and spiendid assoft- lnent of f.i5H'CY CL0TliS-cohsls1ng o' Superiiac Blue-hiacls,
 do. 0liYe-Gfeea,
 dc. Erown-Dark Gitron,
 do. Grey-I3rab,
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4 Negro for Sale.

BY VIRTUE of an order of Al the Circuit Court for the ceun-
 ty of Philips, Territory of Ar WTS kansas, entered at the June term, 1881, 1 wiil expose tosale,
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ia Srstein' 81 he persisted in, ne eannoi tell
+ how long I may be hriore tue memotabi" plans
/ which were once cIlmspue1 With the hl0od Of
/ hes suiis, In Rehipvne our Independence, may
nor nc again the sUgue II d"so atom aud wa
As brothers 40 ! members Of the same eat
lemily we feel fnt her siiu.iion, aud hope that
| tn hgM OF truth ant tsiies vii r'e lnug dis.
pei the darn hnd gloomy clouds "hlon now
/ sur, sund her
Therefore, Reso'ped I. That w highly np-
Prove @, the Ant-Iai1 Convennnn, which u
about 30 nee, IN Fh,ladephia On The sou th'.
month aud Ne believe thai the wisdom nnd
intelligence ot lis members III have Itn1sr-
oy Ia oren the eyes oi Congress 10 the tue ana
perilnns situation OF our county.
2. Rei0ired. That ~e wi sapd BID legates 10
represent thts county Ia the sall Convention,
aud that thry be instructed 10 u.e all TAR and
honorable means (unt incompatible with The
tonstitutlon) IN having these laws repealed or
modified.
3. Kesoired. That Henry II. Watts. Josiah
Elns, ChnweH Daboe,, Henry ". QaafIe, hah
ChAmpe Garter be appointed Deleg ates - the
sad Convention irom ,hIs county.
l. ReS0irci, hat We reglid The present. Fee
deral Constitution rs tie wt,nst aud beat which
could hnso been devised hy man aud tue u.
mon oil these Stars Us the only sure protection
for our safety and happiness.
8. kcsoiped I hat the proceedings of this
meeting be sisned Ivy The Chairman and S,cre.
tory. aud puOn.hrd IN The Vtgiu,an, J,nrr.
souian. Kennond Enudrtr aud Chariutt,s>
vale AIyocaie.
Aud o" motion, the meeting adjourned.
HUDSON NJ. INLAND, ChaU'n.
UENRy ". QuARLE. Soy
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The Fancy Farm Estate for
Sale.

YENlE Undersigned. anxious 10 cmigrnte 10
tn south, will aell tins valuable Lsiale
on aGcommud ting terns.-The tract OF Land
~ situated IN BEDFORD county Immediately ~
the base Of the Peaks Of Ouef, aud coniaius up
wards Of one thopsbod acres, OF which two
hundred are excellent bottom. aud about tont
hundred oprn and IN good sinir Tor cultivation.
The impros eufnis CONSIST oil u lhlgr Two story
Bick Dwelling House, aud great variety 81
necessary ooi houses mud Iol acco barns, nll ~
goot ofdei md oil highly valuable Nrnuinc-
turrng a1d odw Mil, IN complete iepar.
lhIs estate may hn purchased an long time.
bnt caM will TO gftaiy preferred aud ,he snb-
scribeI, well awnre ol tue d,prremiron of thls
SOFT OF property, Is entirely pTrpHrrd 10 sell II
bargain. Apply 10 the subkcriGeI, living on lhr
~ mses JOHN ". SCOII.
= The X edmond Enquirer will nselt the
above Advertisement weekly fut q weeks, had
forward its account to THIS Office tor payment.
Sept. 20 WOW
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OEtIVfT

DIED on the 2lst ms. ut hs residence IN
Bcdiorh county, Va. THOMAS NOELL, in the
10Th year 81 his ogc,--lie VIVA n member oi the
Baptist Church Tor Tn last 30 years--he was
resigned 10 his fate, bud rniaycd htm nope Of
bird INN lruht, beyond the grave. H.
has lett respectable family, who wall long In
mrnt their lnss--but lhey have this consolation.
God.
-, laat Thursday, ercd about eight
years, elizabeth CHARLOTTE CLAY
TOR. eldest daughter oil the la,e samaI Clay.
lor, L q, who preceded her 10 tho grave just
one wtek
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-26

General Nat. -Governor Floyd has offered
fellow, the contriver and leader OF the late in-
surreclion Ia Southampton-and the only one Of
the bloody crew VINO has escaped death, either
by the sword or the halter. The following
description is given Of him -" Maj "a between
80 nd 80 years ofsge, 5 feet 6 OF inches h'gb
weighs between LOO and 60 lbs, rather brig ht
complexion, but not mulauo. broad shoulders
large Ga, nose large eyes, urosd A4t feet, ratt
er kuock-kneed, walks biisk and active, hair
on the top OF The head very Ihia, no beard ex-
cept on the upper lip aud TIP OF the chm, scar
on one OF his temples, slsn one on the back OF
as neck, a large knot On one Of tn homes ol
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-26

ANTI YariG Contention In Nashville, the
elort to send Drlfga,es 90 the Philadelphia
Anfi-Tsrld Convention proved rho,i,e. The
meeting IN that place VAS adJ omned to lhree
sever al days, on tue two last oil which there
was cousidtI able DEBATE. Jne mater was Ii
nally concluded. by the passage Of n resolution,
&" by an overwhelming majority declaring
it inexpedent 10 send Delegates to Philadsl-
phia.
Ia New Orleans, meeting was called, FOR
a suUilar purpose :, aad also in Floreuce.
(Ala.) hut so few persons TENDED in each
place that those who assembled retired without
organizing. II tn. lad been done ia other
places, where the same reasoa might have bfcn
urged for the adoption OF "A similar course, the
ranks OF the Delegation woali have been
considerably thinned The fact is, the people
cannot be AIDE TO move upon this subject
They are told, IN political harangues, and long
MINDED Essays, thai the Tariff laws are oppres-
sve--but they 10 VAN ask Tor the evidences Of
The fact-and Indeed, when they investigate
the subject, they perceive that DO far from Ia
hing mouey RON Their pocket this policy has put
moaey there, and kept 1t there. Ihey do not
feel the oppression, # ii exIsis-and they ar.
justified therefore IN believing that 1t Is " a
mere rhetorical flourish it'll which our
politicians like to decorate then eGu.ions.
! In Huntsville (Ala.l Delegates we're appoint.
ed to the Convention. A gradual, not hasy
reduction Of protective duties, was recon-
mended, aud the notification doctrine sleruly
con demned.
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+ on The ia ks0n or NM Statesmen, S. pi. 10.

+ on me IA ks0u CT NM Statesmen. SPIT TO-
LNAAiUnAu AND hUhki0 nUt'ULk.
On " edat,da, night last, \ II. 20 woman,
fip propaIy II 90. ibo,. Loten, uear III.
trl.le, destroyed ,n,ee ol nsr ca,idsc, ny dtus-
mug one Duy aged about sew" !edts and
TO eirl-, one an infant at the breast, On The
eve lus oil tn" day, size had been oGasflsed by
h,i ms,ter, Ia 81 i'm, Ills 'a.d, taot he had
,s,I lrertedhe5. Ala iaie hoax oI tue nIs ht
she actordng 10 hpr now acknowitdg emrn.s
mI'aprately Gar.lestsnem To II POO Of "ater ,oar
H. INC. ant nrld hen IN uatn ! lie Deca ne
tIuGet. H. the rel OF taking her toe,ih enid Ion
tnr sme purpose, she was discovered bl net
hn,bard, wben AN alarm was made. II
dromned children we're found aboat two huufs
nitpt tue act HBs commit. II, boz Every rKei-
90 70 res sclHte lheni proved lneit- cuh', i Ia
Humda stands eamuilied 10 tIIIl.