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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-06
Richmond, Va, Friday, Juiy g.
ANNIVERSARY OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.
W. In tn thntL IL lAa

ANNIVERSARY OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.
We are happy to state, that the Day Of the Declaration
Of American indie dependence celebrated in this city,
with all the pnmp, and circumstance" Of military ex.
hbitinn The Richmond Blues not indeed present;
FOR, they had gone TO participate in the genial hospi,a
ties of the town of fredericksburg but all other
volunteer companies al their pos-aTd they
joined by four volunteer corps from other pacss-the
Dragons from Chesterfield the Dragons and Rlemen
from Petersburg and the Portsmouth Artillery. The ut
most good feeling pervaded the associated cOps-and
the city was proud 10 welcome their respected guests
Nothing was omitted 10 give eCat 10 the The
snlntes IN the morning and night-the National salute
fred at II o'clock, the Capitol Square, aten ded by
large crowds OF citizens both ladies and gentlemen, not
whstanding the intense heat of the day-Every thing
was conducted according TO the previous arrangements
OF the committee.
The Petersburg Cavalry received by the Chester
field and Richmond Dragons The evening Of the Sd,
and conducted TO their quarters.
The Portsmouth Artillery arrived the night OF the
3d. received by the Fa"ete Artillery in The
ing Of the iih, and conducted 10 their quarters
Tie Petersburg Riemen received on the morn
ing of the 4ih, by the Washington Rifle Corps and es
corted TO their quarters
AT 10 clock Of the ilh the Chesterfield and Rich
mond Volunteers received their guests in body, and
formed column; marching up Main street, TO 9Th street
down Capitol street. TO 18Th Governor street, thrnce
to II street, where il formed line for Review, the right
Of the Cavalry resting near the Swan tavern.
After the Review, the Troops marched on the Square,
except the Cavalry, who broke out Of the Column on
Capitol street, and formed on " street Aier forming
the Troops were dismissed for short time be
spmbcd again the firing of signal gun, when The
Statutes were fired. Immediately after which the Com
panies marched off TO Bacons Spring; where they
joined by number Of invited citizen guests-and they
all par,ooh Of pro!use dinner
We have not yet received an official account OF the
Toasts given and the Correspondence which passed,
&c. &c
All our Guests have left The Ci,y-the last Of hfm
the las; eyenng-leaying behind them the agresa
bic recoilections of the day which called them together
and the social association which bound them together
a Band Of Brothers.
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FOX TIE F-VQO7RER
.MontaIy Report Of ToJaeeo by HoleOmbs !. 0tey Lyme
LurJ

CoMFARIsoN Of INSPECTIONS Ie"7-It3S.
No. Inspected. For Inspecon. Stock.
1888 June go 10 037 1865 1859
lc31 4" I" $3.50 $50 ci2
Inspected in June. 1889. . 345 hogsheads of tobacco
In June. 1897, TT hogsheads -The breaks continue
large and prices have been we'll sustained through the
month. We think for the last week prices have been
tending downwards especially lugs and common tobacco.
We sold on the 18th Of June, hogshead Of tobacco
made By Capt Robert Hutchns of Pllisyvana, at SIG
50-lhe highest price this month II wss bought by Col
Augustine Lefiwch. manufacturer. We sold, the
2th this month hogsheads the crop Of John Hughes
Of Campbell. at $40 75avernge Extreme prices So go
to Sl5Nos and 2 each at 5 10, bought by Doctor
James Saunders, manufacturer.
I,ur 2O ls2g
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IMPORTANT MOVEMENT Gen Wool has left Boston
for Augusta 10 Confer with Governor Kent, who is
in session with the Council, the subject of establish
ing one or more military posts our Northern from
tier This distinguished officer has been sent by the
War Department Of the U. States the earnest npp
cation of Governor Kent for the purpose Of making
reconnoisance, and selecting suitable positions for the
reign aggression.
The Importance Of these movements will be appfe.
cated by the people of the State who look TO the final
adjustment of boundary line and the border difficult
ties with increasing anxiety We that the zeal and
earnestness with which this matter pursued by
our Executive will lead 10 speedy conclusion of this
protracted controversy -Portiand 4drertiser
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PROPOSALS FOR PROVISIONS.

OyrlcI oy CcMals,.RY. GESrR,L OF SypsIsrEscE,
Washington July |, 1873
SEPARATE proposals will be receive" Al th, ONCE unit, u.
day OF October next for the delivery OF provisions 'f inc
use United States ,ob delivered bulk up'a
inspection, as follows
lbs barrel. Of fresh sup.rf,e -four
ESQ pound. OF good h,rd
90 bushels OF good clean dry slt -,
At the pubic hindng sz mules from foT' Ioi''o1, ond
Of the Chiemiehi
$40 6,r~ Of fresh 'urerfoe -four
$40 bushels of whit field bcsIs
$500 pounds Of good hard 'onr
1000 pounds Of cool hard 'Glo" candles
leave Natchtoch,s by Goth February, 1879
1T Fort SmM, .7rhansds.
1850 barrels Of fIt.h .uperdne -four
$50 bushels Of new whit. f"ld beans
$3.50 pounds OF good hard soap
1000 pounds of good had 'alow candles
40 e1:. a Of d 30 I"" dr. ' al. tho month of May 1885,
IT 81. LOuis, Missouri.
625 bsrr"'. of fresh ,upe'hne aour
275 bu.hsl, OF white field beans
400 pounds Of good hn'd 'oap
900 pound. Of good hard hard ,n Ho . candles
Al Fort Crawford, Prairie du CHEN, !siasssppi rrs7
90 barrel. Of rrc,h sup'rfne -four
10 bu,hrl, Of white field beans
1850 rounds OF sooi hard soap
10 bu.hr. Of COOL clean dry salt -
The whos TO be dsi'veredh by tho is, Of June 1888.
At Fort Smiling, 81. Peters.
$40 barrels Of pork
$40 barrel. OF fe.h snpcihnr nour
e!n hn'ns' o. ne w w %n NJ" oeahS
ID oPoun1' " 80 80 I"S :, H., .,,,.,
i'G en- r r".hoi. az o"od Glenn div ,,it
.u.Ia 10 =. J.;vc,od nv ~. ri Inn.
Al Fort Winne5ago, on the Fo1 n1er at tho portage Of
the foz and Ouseonsin Tirer'
$50 barrels of pork
375 rel. o fte.h .upeifne
l65 bushels OF new white Geld beans
$50 pound, OF good hard soap
1900 pound. Of good had ta!Iow candles
CO bushel. Of g"od clean diysAlt
The VIII ole 10 be delivered BY the LIT June, l6JS
Al Fort HolDard Grfen Bay.
,,o,..,,r. ,e ,o,t
o50 hare q of rsh sumo fine fouy
IN 49,. "a If ,.s VIM f. id b.sa.
,7fO DounJ. Of sooi hn,d sosp
poun Of good hard talIOw candles
Lu.hsi, of yoodcle %
.Tho ,xhn,s ~ he J,lyerrd b, tho L., Juns 1882
N'' a, T., P-,J,' Sail d- o.. h5c,:s
o., har'en o. po'K ,,s, e,,
BUSH lie Of new white frd beans
sSo s"Is IS - L,, ID ,I,oy candles
on hu.boI. OF good clean dry salt
wboIr he d.. IIvcd by the LIST OF Juns. lsis
~ %, U,ucork Rorr1eks Ho.Ikon LfdiRe
,,o ,-,. r. ,o,t
a 1Io pdi'e. " " h t ,,oe,s,e Gour
xfo "''',', W 49,. Ii, cid beans
., ~ "us"s' - ,"nd had .",o
900 zoo po' '"i, If 'gond hard i,i!ow capdIes
eoo P''n's " " s sai - ~, 1,v ,aI
s, -, b. 5yo,od in D.cembet 1875 and yaouary and
lao
fo''oa''A> a. U..L
, ~ '' ~
l2s barrels Of PORK
go bafe's o. hesn Aur , nv,
40 bushels o ne" ~h!te u'a osanh
FeO P'unda o., eoon MRS sg'p
AZ bushels OF gooo Clean aysa
1ao b,,r,I. Of pork
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order received by him from the Secretary Of the Treasu
ry, Mr. Woodbury., enforcing vgilant attention 10.
wards any violation Of neutrality aud referring 10 the
act Of Congress Of March 10Th lust for hs guide
Ii further appears, that the steamer Telegraph char.
tered by our Government had arrived at Ogdensburg
with detachment of S. troops board, from cruise
among the Thousand isles. The steamer was command
ed by Capt Gwynne She visited the island on which
Bill johnson had his head quarters bnt the Patriot Chief
tain was absent His home found TO be n spacious
cavern, partly natural and partly e1cava,ed by human
labor, Of sufficient capacity to comfortable
dwelling place for considerable body. Capt. Gwynne
entered the the distance of eighty Eve ieet and
ascertaned that it contained several rooms most of
which bore marks Of recent occupation. Johnson and
his party had disappeared, and Capt. Gwynne was led
10 suppose that he had gone join the insurgents the
Short Hills. If So shall hear from, or Of him very
shortly.
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And nine capitals of $4,000 each, are few Of the
leading capitals sold and paid usual with Bigger, o.
eight The same good fortune and prompt pay, await
ali those who purchase their Tickets at
BIGGER'S.
--Orders meet the most prompt attention, and IN all
cases the original (Manugers) Tickets and Shares will
be forwarded consequently not liable to any mistake or
dispute The Cash for ali Capital Prizes can be had
usual q, SIGHT the moment the drawings received
M Please address THOS. B. BIGGER,
july 6 l7-wu7 Richmond, Va
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MoRE STEAMBOAT Dls..rER,-The steamboat Mus.
cogee has been sunk IN heavy gale OF wind Old the Flo
rida Cape and three lives lost
The Steamer Columbia, full Of emigrang Seminoles,
burst her boiler off Mobile Point, by which accident.
however, no lives lost though FIVE of the irenen
were bcdly scalded.
The Steamboat Beaver, burst one of her boilers about
80 miles below franklin, Pennsy vann. on Sunday
evening the 10Th instant, on her upward passage, by
which two iremen severely scaded, and one slight
ly-The life Of of the sufferers was for some time
despared Of bu. it is said he is doing we'll. The
boiler burst underneath making hole which would pro-
baby average about 12 or ii inches square.
The accident from the careessness or lncapa
city Of the engineer, who, with the fremen, having
struggled liquor board had taken too freely, and SUI
fered the in the boilers to become too low. while
a strong fire was kept up in order TO propel the boat
through what called Parksrs Falls, where the acct
dent took place The boat has since been towed back
TO Pitisburg.
The steamboat Varennes. The property OF John Mol
s,on Esq of Montreal, burnt on the Sorei River,
near ST. Ours, few days since. She was on her return
trip from Chambley TO Montreal. The passengers had
not time their baggage but all escaped without
personal injury. The Varenaes an excellent boat
of moderate She has piled for some two or three
wears between Montreal and Farennes-lhe fashionable
resort for The warm weather.
The North St Louis exploded on the Mississippi on
the 9th inst scaldng three of the crew, and killing only
four persons, viz: negro woman who jumped over
board and was drowned, in addition 10 deck hand
and two passengers, who volunteered TO toke line
ashore but in the attempt the yaw was sucked under
BY force Of The conflicting currents, and escape was
impossible
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SAPPoSy, May Is, 1888.
Mr. 6 E0rbrdn.

DEAR SIR,-As the Season for engaging wheat ma
chimes approaching doubt not that you are desrous
of knowing what attends the operation Of the
double acting Thrashing Machine purchased of you
the last Season. This Machine comes nearer attaining
the end for which machines Of The kind was designed
than any have yet The simplicity of lis structure
the short time required 10 put i, in operation, the i'm
mense quantity of wheat hrashes in wen time,
with ease the horses and above all its capacity to
thrash clean, renders in my opinion, one of the best
machines exiant Indeed, it is invaluable improve
ME and may that attend it which desery
eddy merits. Yours respectfully,
w. II. GOODWIN.
July6 T-w4w
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DouLis .9etins 1arashiae .Naeline.


YNyHlS Machine being better adapted 10 thraehing all
81 kinds of grain cleaner than those now in general
USE from lis acting reciprocal two different pnci-
pies leaving bot little chance fo7 heads OF wheat TO pass
through the machine ungoen out, particularly in
the Of feeding oil 1t, will be required, getting out
tangled wheat equally well as the straight The
s,ruclon of The drum admits of its being stopped
time, and set in motion again without stopping the
horses The structure Of the horse power requires
pit 10 be dug 10 plant in, but sits the ground Both
machine and horse power simple and compact
bining with strength and durability light draft for The
quantity Of work they are capable OF performing, and
from their extreme portability, they may be easily
moved in common oxcart, both machine and horse
power without derangng any Of the parts Of either by
The removal and set 10 work by the ordinary hands Of
the farm in half an hour.
From the general satisfaction given the last by
the Subscribers late Improved rhrashing Machines, 10
gentlemen who purchased them of him. which will more
fully appear from some Of their letters annexed he
recommend them TO be perfect machne easy 10 keep
in order and remove from place TO place. The
pact and ghtness Of the horse powell admits Of its be.
ing stored away barn after using II, TO the next
son. without deronging any Of lis pats, requiring but
little room for that purpose.
Persons DESTROYS Of getting machines and horse power,
or machines 10 attach TO other power, viii please to send
in their orders early 10 enable me TO have el. machines
ready by the time they may be wanting for the approach
ing season. SAM l. CoC1kAN
Adjoining West Hill Ware house, Petersburg, Va.
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$4,000, $4,000, &lOOJO-and
u 100 prizes OF 81 ,0G0. 20
Alexandria s4Otfcry,

Class No. d, 10 be drawn at Alexandria, u. T., on
Saturday, September Is. 1888.
10 Nos.-l2 drawn ballots.
GRAND CAPITALS:
/ of S50,0O0-I OF SI5,G10-l nf Sl0OOO-l Of So.
COOL of S26o0-IUU prizes Of 81 ,OOO-lO OF 50o-2O
oil $500, &c, DC.
Prizes amounting to $40 200
Tickets only $40, shares IN proportion
package Of whole Tickets IS worth S23O-Inus,
draw Sl02
package of Halves is worth SlI5-must draw ISL.
package Of Quarters is worth $37 3o-must draw
$25 30.
A Certificate of Wholes will be forwarded for 1913
do Halves IA
do Quarters so
The Tickets are for sale BY Bigger and can be had by
the package single ticket shares, IN his usual great
variety of fortunate numbers
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EssGGEis2'S
Ercliasase GnG LOTTERY office,
RicHMUSD, VIRGINIA

BIGGER respectfully calls The attention Of his friends
drawn nm the Il,h of Sap,em5er so 600 Cspiial He
presents it az carly day. in order hat distant cores
pondens may have ample time to send him their orders
and receive their tickets before the day of drawing For
The Capital Of SjO,OOO, send to Fortunes Home,
BIGGERS OFFICE.
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Ch,ering,-The tolls all the Ohio canals for the
month Of May amount 10 than $40 O00-bcing
$50 000 or about Sd than they in the cor
responding month of the previous year.
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u The Reply of DR. Scott % Dnwidde TO Colonel
Mallory of Brunswick too long for insertion thi,
day =. paPer-We shall try to find for it, in the
course of the next week
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DIswIDDIE CouSTY, May g, Is


Mr. S. Coekran:-DEAR SlR-Ynur late Improved
Double Acting TIlrashing Machine, which purchased
Of you last year. fully tried BY me last season. and
find it be excellent improvement on your former
pIan as gets the wheat very fast and clean, and
with great ease TO the horaes. Several gentlemen who
had used your former machine. mine at work my
farm and consider i! far superior 10 your former
From its portability together with the simplicity and
compactness Of their construction, the short time
unred in setting one To work when removed, biGs lair
to be very valuable improvement any have yet
seen.
Your obed't Serv't, WM ROSS.
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The Lewsburq Enquirer Of tie 18th June states. that
there already at the White Sulphur Springs l50
Vistors-bcing double the number which was there a,
the same period Of the las, year.
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MIR VI Levrit. young Dentist of great professional
skill s in this city The way Of his business He
has been encouraged 10 remain here during this month
after which time he will the Virginia Springs. We
have received aIreG from gentleman OF high reputation
in n. Y, ndng him The strongest terms Mr. L.
has discovered and simple mode Of setting arti.
cial ncorrupble Teeth. besides having considerably i'm
proved upon the cid method. We have examined his
improvements. and safely jim correspondent in
recommending INN 70 the pnbc paIronsge.
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OFFIcg CCMAis,ARY GESERAL OF ssbshIENCk,B
Washington July |, 1888.
SEPARATE proposals will BIO receive" al this ONCE until N"
first day the delivery OF provisions Tor the
u.e of the United delivered bulk upan
Inspection as follows:
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SSEF.

TALLAHASSEE, (Flo,) June 90.
We learn by gentlemen direct from Tampa that day
two before leaving. the Indians who recently in
with Alligator at that post made attempt 10 escape.
party Of twenty warriors stole horses loaded them
with provisions, and decamped in the night. General
Immediately despatched two companies Of troops
pursuit. who succeeded in capturing the horses and pro-
Visions but the Indians made their escape. On the re-.
turn Of the troops twenty-five horses laden with pro-
visions also captured. it was the intention no
doubt Of all the warriors have made their escape but
the vigilance Of Gen. Taylor prevented ii. Alligator is
yet al Tampa, and we are Informed IN the employ OF
Gen. T., at high wages, to bring in the Indians
We have little hopes of inducing the Indians yet out
to surrender Their movements are most hostile. We
learn that every post abandoned by troops has heen
DESTROYED. Fort Clnch the Withlacoochee, Fort
King and Fort Mellon have been burnt and most Of the
bridges in the nation destroyed Scarcely had troops
passed the bridge Fort King it burned by
the Indians, who following close in rear OF the
army.
Our informant states that Gen Taylor is pursuing
Gen. Jesup's plan of coaxng the hoses. We are
mistaken in opinions entertained of this officer, i!
he suffer himself imposed upon more than once by the
treachery of this iahless remnant of Seminoes
THE CuERoEEEs-General Scott and suite were al
Athens, Tenn on the 9Th ins and left on the follow
ing day for Fort Butler, North Carolina. The Journal
states, that about 900 of the Cherokees have been
collected 900 Of whom have set out for their new
homes in the West The General is Of opinion that The
whole nation be removed in short time, unless his
operations should be arrested by new arrangements.
Gen. Bagby of Alabama has written a letter TO the
Secretary of War refusing the assent Of the Stale to
the proposition for allowing the Cherokees further time
for removing to the West.
The Governor OF Alabama 1--WE learn from the Nash
Vile Union has issued orders for calling into service
fifteen hundred Of the militia Of that State, five hun
bred Of whom are be mounted The troops
to be mustered organised and then discharged subject
10 be called into service at moments warning The
assigned by the Governor for this measure s the
apprehension Of difficulties with the Cherokees From
present appearances there will he necessity for the
services Of these the Indians peaceaby TAX
ing their way the West, under the judcious arrange
mens Of Gen. Scott, without the slightest indications
of hostility
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FOREIGN.

IRON ~ -Ntir ierk EsprsueI fla..Ir. U..
The Packet ship South America. C,r.
BarS,ow, srrived yesterday. from l.,,'-.
pool August 1. The England vent ou, ia.
I'D days with steam ship rap,dit,.
The excitement IN GTca; Britain Ics,....
ing the crops had not subsidized In>....
land, ihey are very backu ard as t,.
weather had been cold. In Irclrg .f.
pIsSreo. was lair. Judinx from ,he IL.
inform alton We can get, We shoulG n ...
The crops would hardly reach an aycr...
and 4; appears That such va, :uc gene a.
opinion ~ the rise IA BONDED vhrai an,
the tendency Of speculation ,LatWa,
Destruction u ne RHsstaa FI,.t ~
london Times has advices from Cirr.....
y aich give an accoun; of caA.,r.-9.
experienced ~ The Russian .'cetiuti.. r,..
uc Sea- on the Id ut, 3 SHIPS sf,..
hrr. ; o'ryc;ies. > briss, = steamer ,..
. an iiicr e-an bad hccn c1ri'.,...
Tfeo.cd on he coast. and ! sh.p..i 4.
''raaac I! ana supposed 20 De ,reo.,,-,
.t.e, ttSas bc.ieycd Tia, 40 icNci &.
80 i'l.i1n ship. hid been put . 2. >.
csu'l,Ly The kciric1nc.
The garrison II the for, q scotch
having incH' two softi-s- - ir.'rrt p.
rlcesi a The , corve:ics was at..~l.t
~ he natives onl compelled e. rr,.. A..
0i'h the loss Il TOGO men out cf the |! .i
~ which he parry bad consisted To-.
C'roaSsian'. aGeri !undering tho corvette
set ire ." them aod burnt f.ur other ~.
sc.s, under tAa very guns ofthc f3Ii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-13

NoNIlCELLO.--At the rvcrut Harvest
HOME celebration IN Dela~sr, county, Mr.. Geo
l-otleI sls,s that he lately ssSaici the grave of
Mr.. Jefferson. and found Il IN a tor'oFa eondl-
Q .n. II - on the rsts;c NJ Monticello. whLch,
~ believe, - cwuyi by Lieutenant Lcuyy, r1N
- Esrppc. Nc. Luger say" Inc neglected
anl dfl,p.dlicd husnc a. lsr patriot and pGi.o>u-
-her showed the ravagcs of TIME, ari tc WHIST
Ding vi1l of q cual December mouIlor p.cIc.a.
every crcy,c, of ihi, c,.chratcl mansion. cave, 4
s7'crriiy To The occrScp, and 4 --ur, ol rcf,c-
tpr, nj f,iiy - L. tur s'tcl. Tie oniI p.f-
ap', Imct tr'rr waS a e he u'j lash Lads, y''.o.
tor small fee, Ct2ri-i ,hc cunosiir ol toe
far --r ari traveller, bs THROW n2 cycn a."
r'r'N nnj cfcc.esS n.on. Ter their ms. ,t,n.
Hove eIA0.rl every N.l"g sd, iram what n had
ir.n Patriotism, Y,ri, .hy. fanny Cl,'..c'i,.
t.r0- hF, aH had tci ari Vanished with ,h,.
ta'sirr spiut no directed them. Alone ,..'-
~ his f'rtve Ihr c1'- of t'- g'-r'c. was c;, n,
dEt Goa the RIGHT ste. short distance from he
tpigrnc- i.w h,l,,s ,ij IN th~ flat SAD. d.
IE.ui- bsi 'hc grave 90 jefferson f..fn ihc others
y dian the cas,usll,."
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N.i 7 = place. ON rnur-tay tie 3Ch OF
N"cr-', A'r, Ai-Tu, }. HrulHs,Ns. vir. ol
re Lri Gc,n-- ". Humphreys, AMI ifu~..t-r
e .. ia' John >,hou...i. Isa. ha, .s. Va
re relations vf l.c, amt ne vi,i.,.ul,s .asr.
Ifrdh' iioia s duic,. t,.f p,s lUc-, at bar hgalt
- mot iii,, ami trrI.-r,y d'Vc.un,i. Sen
cart, "a hi' See uuucd h.r-alf ,c me hi.h.!i,;
Up ecpal Church, AM her whole ln,rics- h.a
80, ? practical l.ai'c.'iur of IHN C0ir.,ncr 80
iir -T2r" 81 Got. t'ufr' Ter iir... b. bail n
clear aai distinct refc,r,rn arh-r situation. ba,
cnni" ''rly in'girs on t,e sf11ctreut. C,!i>f
.he cNrhar -.i Urili &c sorrow sli 49,. tt. a.,
u'r'"r'''r cu!oymru's at Hrsy.n. Sic lyu
i-i y D. Ei'' .at, an infant c.s'l' f1y, .'l. arI
l'r'- circle yt ruoar c,.o1, md friend, Who
deeply d"P'"rs ih'lr loss, hut hlv- ne '>ria-
tD-E it-l----.L llltL. Is hcr cl.Irll gin.
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~ miles in breadth. II reaches. in
width, hom Fairfield county. in Couuee.
,'cu,, nearly to Raleigh. an North Carol..
ma.
This will be the last central eclipse Of
the sna Visible IA the United States. until
May II. lTi. The next total eclipse of
the Sun viii be Augusl7, 1869.
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THE CREAT rcITp,r

The mieres, naturally fe'i % witncss ihrs
eseAt, has induced "a ~ have - al4sr1ui prcp..l-
el, exhibiting Ihe general appearance % M. sun
AMI Moon At the momcni Of The rrca,esi oi scu-
uiion. tn lmc through the oeu,r., shows The
Moons path scross The sun.
Tho >,hio.aed at;.c.c .mm tic prfl:eion. y
J. Chguu.r'r. g..r. minute AMI excellent De-
scrr5on of The Echr~r.