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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-08-20
TRUST SALE.

A t the request of Cyrus S. Akin, Presi-
IA dent OF the Columbus and Tomblgby
Transportation Company of Columbus, AIssls-
slppl, we will, by virtue of trust deed, execut-
ed by r. p. Jackson and Warren Adams, of
PiclIens county, state of Alabama, on the 18th
day of June, A. ID. 1898, to us as trustees, to
secure the payment of a certain suck note
therein described, which said deed has been
duly recorded, offer for sale 10 the highest bid
der, on the fifteenth day of August neat be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and 4P
NJ. at the Court House door IN the town of
Columbus, county of Lowndes, and state of
Mississippi, for ready money in specie or the
notes OF specie paying banks on demand, the
whole ofthe following tracts or parcels ofland,
lying and being IN the county of Pickens, and
state of Alabama, with the improvements
thereon, namely The west half of tn south
west quarter Of section Ne. 81, township No.
81, range No. IL west; the fraction X, sec
ton No 26, township No. 81, range No. II
west, the south half of section No. ., town.
ship No. u, range No. II west; fraction /,
section No. 26, township No. 81, range No. II
west; fraction A, section No 80, township No
II, range Ne II west the west half of the
north east quarter Of section No 3, township
No -, range No II west; the east half of the
north east quarter Of section No 3, township
No %, rang II west south east fraction Of
section No27- township No u, range No IL
west; west bali Of the north west quarter Of
section No 81, township No 81, range No II
west the west half of the south west quarter
dissection No D, township No II, range No IL
west, or so much thereof as may be sufficient tC
satisfy and fully discharge the amount due OF
the second instaiment of ten per ceht on thu
capital stock declared 10 fall due and payable
| by the Board Of Directors of said Company, OF
the eleventh day Of July instant, together witt
all cost and expense attending such sale
Dated July l6, 80.
OVID p. BROWN, } ro
WM. + FULLER, i''9''es
4 PoStgOaemenL-Th sale of the above prop
erty lis postponed to Thursday, the nineteenth
\ day of September next, at the same time AM
i place. Dated August ID, 1889.
W P. FULLER,
O.P. BROWN,
[pr's fee, Sl5l Trustees.
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YRTf,ST SALE.

z
NOTICE IS hereby given, that IN pursu-
IN ance of the provisions Of adeed Of trust;
made and executed on the eleventh day OF Sep
tember, one thousand eight hundred and thir-
ty-eight, by John H. Irby, to Ovid n Brown,
trustee, to secure the payment ofthree several
promissory notes, in said deed mentioned and
specified. to Reading 5. Blourt--I shall, as
such trustee, proceed to sell for cash at the
Court House doors III the town Of Columbus,
on Saturday the thirteentlf day o. July next,
the following negro slaves, to wit . John, aged
about twenty-three years Prince, aged about
twenty-five years; Daniel; aged about twenty
FIVE years Abram, aged about twenty-five
years Scott, aged about forty EIGHT years
Redman, aged about eleven years Edmund
aged about eight years; Moriah, aged about
thirty years Eliza, aged about five years
Meriah aged about twenty years John, aged
about two years; Sarah, aged about twenty.
two years Malvina, aged about FIVE years
and Lucy, aged about sixteen years.
Sale to take place within the legal hours
The notes of the Real Estate Banking Com
pany, and the notes of any specie paying bank
will be received in payment for the above pro
perty.
OVID P. BROWN, Trustee
PRS fee S8l 4-3w
Postponement.-Th sale ofthe above prop
erty is postponed to Monday the fifth day {
August next, at the same time and place.
Dated July Is, 1899.
OVID P. BROWN, Trustee
PRS fee So 44-3w
Postponement.-T The sale of the above PROF
erty is further postponed to monday, the SET
ond day of September next, at the same tin
and place.
OVID P. BROWN, Trustee.
| August, 9Th, 1839.-47-4w Prs. - $125
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Select Male School

q NORRIS has opened hisSe'ect Male
school in the Masonic Hall, and has
vacancy for a fey more pupils over II years
of age.
ouaintance with the most modern systems OF
education at the North, be latters himself that
he viii be able to render entire satisfaction to
every patron Of his school His greatest OBJ
iect viii be, to train the mind correctly and 70
give # thorough kaopEedge of every study IN
troduced. He pledges himself that for order,
discipline, and improvement, his school shall
vie with any other literary institution IN the
city.
For Spelling, Reading. Writing, A
rithmetic, Geography, and English -
Grammar, SzU w
With the addition of Book Keeping,
Composition, History, Rhetoric,
iosophy, &c. $50 90
/ Columbus, August 6, 1889 40
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Primary Female schoOl.


YayffE second session Of this Institution viii
u be opened on Monday the 3D. day Of
June next, in the Lecture Room of the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Shook
has associated with her Miss McEwEN, a reg
ular graduate of the Franklin Institute, cFenn.)
We have no doubt, from the high quahfca-
lions of this young lady, that parents who may
confde their daughters to the instructions of
this institution, win fully realize their highest
expectations.
Terms per Session Of tpcerty aOeeks:
Spelling. Reading and y riting, $40
English Grammar, Geography, & Arith-
metic, 10
History, Natural and Moral Philosophy,
Rhetoric, Botany, Astronomy, Geolo-
gy. Geometry, Chemistry, and Logic, 20
% Boarding can be had upon aceommo-
dating terms IN respectable families IN the VI
entity.
Columbus. Mau q, 1889. 37-20w
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-08-20
CANDIDATES..


FTJf ne III totttt"It'
III, arc authorized to announce Joseph
.oI,c. As a candidate 10 represent the
> I'll - owndes in the Legislature Of this
S.,I, ,ttbe ensuing election.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-08-20

For ClcriofHe Probate Count.
o. We are authorized To- announce VIII
liam g. Fuller. as candidate for the
Office Of Clerk Of the Probates Court for the
county Of Lowndes, at the ensuing election.
TWearc authorized to announce George
Tucker. as a candidate for the office OF
Clerk of the Probates Court oflowndes coun-
~ a. the next election.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-08-20
New Dry Goods.

hANkLIN & b RO L HE K,
III AVE just received the balance of their
=. n stock Of Dry Goods, which, together
~,Dn The stock previously on hand, makes their
, ,S As complete as any in this section OF
D7 country consisting of
Ffq7cy and Staple Dry Goods,
Hard'rare and Cutlery,
Boots and Shoes,
Carpenters and Joiaer's Tools,
B5 b Tools,
Tits ia. and Caps,
g " and Liquors,
Sugar and Coffee,
tagging and Rope,
4, UCroekery, Grass-,eaye, &c.
n, We would particularly invite Planters and
''i c TO call and examine our stock.
Columbus, August 20. 49tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-08-20
TRUST SALE.

A I the request of Cyrus S. Akin, President
IN of the Columbus and Tombigby Trans
portation Company of Columbus, Mississippi,
we WILL by virtue of three several trust deeds,
executed by David Conner of Taladega coun-
ty, state of Alabama, on the 14th day of Au-
gust, a. D., 1888, to us as trustees, to secure
the payment of three stock notes therein Sc
perately described in each, and set forth re-
spectively, which said deeds have been duly
recorded, offer tor sale, to The highest bidder,
on the fifteenth day of August neat, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. M.sand 4, P. NJ, at
the court house door in the town of Columbus,
county of Lowndes, and state of Mississippi,
for ready money IN specie or the notes of specie
paying banks on demand, the whole of the fol-
lowing tracts or parcels Of land, lying and be-
ing in the counties of ST. Clair, Benton, and
Taladega; and state of Alabama, with the inn
provements thereon, namely: In the county oe
st. Clair, the north east fraction of section
number2l, township number 10, range num-
Der 3, east; the south west fraction of section
number 81, township number Is, range number
5, east; the north west fraction of section
number u, township number 10, range number
5. east containing 2S5 acres; In the county
of Benton, the fractional section number q,
township number 10. range number 5, east !;
containing one hundred and sixteen acres in
the county of Taladega, the north half Of sec
ton number Sc; township number Is. range
number 8, east ;--or SO much thereof as NAV
be sufficient to satisfy and fully pay off and
discharge the amount due on the second install
ment of ten percent. on the capital stock, de-
clared to fall due and payables by the Board Of
Directors of said Company. on the eleventh.
day Of July, 1889, together with an cost and
expense attending such sale-Dated July I6,
1889.
OVID r. BROWN,
VIM. p. FULLER, huseees'
PRS fee $l6I 44-5w.
/ PostpOnen1ent The sale Of the above prop
erty IS postponed to Thursday the nineteenth
| day of September next, at the same tune and
place. Dated August Is, 1889
w.P. FULLER.
O. r. BROWN,
fpf's fer. g1E1 Trustees.
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NOTICE.

TER & SALToNsTALL. The business viii be
superintended by the junior partner, gentle
man Of experience and superior qualifications IN
the line of his business, and have no doubt
he will give general satisfaction, at least so far
as is possible for any one 10 do.
Columbus, June ID, 1899. 40tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-08-20
Coal.al.lssioia Rsssiaeess.

Commission Business.
WE willcontinue the Factorage and Com
w mission Business In Mobile, Ala.
MINGE g. RUSSELL.
We refer to-
]. Mckenzie, Esq Montgomery, Ala.
J. Johnson, Wetumpka.
Messrs. Dickens. Webb g. Co. Greensboro
M. Walthal, Esq Columbus, Miss.
Col. VIM. Armistead, Greene co.
Col. James Pickens, 'iee'''
DIR. William A. Christian, Marenoo CO.
Richard H. Adams, Esq. ~ a 0i'so ~
Col. A. H. Christian, Sumter county.
James Semple, ESQ. Perry county.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-08-20

TERMs.-Two Dollars a year, or SIX copies
for Ten Dollars, always to be paid before the
work is sent. All subscriptions to begin with
the first number of the year, and in no case
will the work be sent to any subscriber longer
then it shall have been paid for.
Six numbers have been published and may
yet be had.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-08-20

Postponement. sale ofthe above prop
erty is postponed to Monday the fifth day of
August next, at the same time and place
n,fod Tnl,. X 1920
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-15

A isrifce Tornsda ssstt nroF,,c.
neeiicnI En- "Wednesday sllesncou 4,
A Nsw Haven. he Alriean churrh -.
lhFosn ee~n aad sesrral brirk buildi...
AZ NoFth Haven. seseFsl hasses us,.s.
slroyed. Al East Windsor, larr,, -
fruit trees were scattered 10 al dlrsess,..
and buildings. some Of strong con.,,..'
lioa. we're thrown down. A Tamil, !.
The upper part % Mes Hasen had -.
80. down 10 dinner in The basement r.
snail house. when The wiad slruek a.
house and rsried il away. leaving a.
family and table untouched. lhauKh A.,
undisinrbed.
Private leilfrs received 81 New Y.,l
state that the yellow fever 10 rsv;.,
wilh considerable violence 81 cl.stle,,.s
From o 20 10 deaths had Occurred h !,
lew days.
George NJ. Dallas. Esq. Minister 4.
Russia. has obIsined leave 10 ts,v,a
home. and 10 expected in Philadelphia !.
September next. 10 resume liz proiessia..
in which he hss been 90 ably and 90 Al.
sani,geously knosn.
No less than Ihirty-nins divorces VET,
granted By the Legislature Of Msry land.
II the last session.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-15
MANIFESTO
MANCHESTER coTToS sPTSsERs.


From the Manchester GYardisn. July 81.
THE AMERICAN coTTos SPECULATION.
Az the Great Western will sail on
Saturday next for The United States. We
link fev observs ATOMS spon the origin,
present stale and probable consequences
Of The eTuaordinsry speculation in co,son
IN The Uniled slales nay rot be sntirely
without interest," 90 silhsr eide Of the
Atlantic; and l hey should hsss shy
effect in checking The ssssms disposition
oi tie Ausriess plspiers aud ussehants 60
FesOn 70 speculative means III eolssssiDa
up The prics Of he great esnnodiiy. %
Inc great injury Of ths Epgiish Gsnufsc.
'orsts 10 he srs. instance. and thsis lose
uinns'sy. osr purpose in wiring lbeu
val haTs teen folly answered.
As some Of lhs Amsrcian speculstor<
pave recently urged the sgreenen, entered
in'o oy certain spinners in shis neighbour
nood 70 york short time. az an excuse
'of ihe speculative advances which Ihey
propose 70 make. or rather which they
w'sh 70 obtain. it 10 necessary 10 90 back
little and b see what was the resI
ofisia Of The speculation in America, and
o. me oimlnlshsd consumption in hi.
country. o. referring 10 our own file
iof ne last year. We end the folIovins
rriicie. which appeared on the 29lh o
Deesmber. some tine before there had
bean any agreenen. TO work short tim.
anoagsi any portion Of The spinnsrs ia
this couniyi
The continued ACTION Of tbs bank.
Of the United States On The cotton market
bv their extraordinary and unwsrrsniabl,
Efforts to bolster up prices by advances
10 Ihs plaslsrs, ~ ensbls them 70 kee,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-15

Mr. Clay, has been received With great
eO'dlslily. BY The citizens Of Roehts's,.
The people lhronged by thousands 10 -.
him, aud testify their high regard fOs HI,
character and public services. II Is
underwood that he will visit Auburn.
Syracuse, and Os~sso, wse he oil
embark for Kingston. and slisr descend.
ing The 81. I.awTener 10 Quebec. rsiun
through Lake chsmplain 10 SaraiOg,
Springs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-15

IBRAHIM PACHA.-Thi, sxtrs"r'
binary man seems destined To fill large
space in lhs history Of the present age
lie is the son OF Mehemei All. the pow
erlul Pacha Of Egypt. and inhsrl's The
,alrn, a. well as ambition OF his father
When The Mshomedan faith was threat
snsd BY The waLabees, SEVEN or eight
years ago. lbral,im NJ The head 81 an IT.
regular iurce. penetrated into Arabia, &C.
feaied the formidable array Of rebels ~I'h
gtea, slaughter. and carried their Pnnefs
prisoners TO Cairo. Since ilien. he has
paid great attention TO the introduction
Of European discipline and IaeI'es mo
hls armies. and has dnne much iowa'"s
imprusing The charsrier Of The Egyphah
Navy. lie conquered all Syria. ~hlf"
he now governs. as the Representative
oi his father--and that country viii pro-
baby become The theatre OF sangu'na'y
struggle, between the armies 81 the S"''
tan. and the troops of Meheme, Al anu
lbrahin. lie has probably an army o,
nearly 100000 men under his comnana
and his troops have The greatest conn
dence in his courage aud military sS'',
A writer in an English Periodical nov
long since, sums up his character IN '"'
following words:
"He is without doubt. a man ol rena''
ksble talents. His mind is alike suo"e
and energetic. lie is iotslly free from
prejudice. adopts your ideas with silent
rapldiiy. and hls career demonstrates MS
military genius. Ills ambition Is un'
bounded--his admiration Of European
Institutions. and civilization great; but no
avoids with dexieri,y. Shaking Tie iee''
ines and ptejudices Of the Moslem.
II lbrahim should succeed 10 defeating
the armies IL the Sultan, fatal bio"
will be givea TO- the Ottoman power u"
Europe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-15
FROM MEXICO.

News has been received al New Or
leans from the city Of Mexico IN The sub.
and from Vera Cruz 10 IIrs l4Ih uIIimo.
inclusive. The greatest tranquility pre-.
vailed throughout the republic. Santa
Ana was still the President al interim.
and though in preearious s,ale Of health,
exercising the functions Of his Office with
increasing applause and success. Busta-
menIe was momsnlarily expected in the
capital. The expedition 10 Tsmpieo be
ing crowned with such entire success. his
return was every where greeted with the
most enthusiastic demonstrations Of alice
tioa and regard. According TO the Di.rio
del Gobisrno. Santa Ana and he are 4,
effect the mos, saluiary reform 10 the
Constitution. TO do away With the cause
Of the late disastrous disaGet:iun and con.
cIliate al parties.
All the Federalists Who gave them
selves up 10 the disposal OF the govern.
men. are 10 retire 10 their farms, and ne.
yer 10 reside in city. or near . forti6ea,
ton. under pain of death.
Urea vas sentenced by Santa Ana IN
be banished fur six years, but. while on
his way to Vera Cruz Tor embarka,ion,
he made his escape a. Pero,e on the 30ih
uli. and has not been heard oil since.
I.emus was chased oul nj Monterrey
by Canalizo; he and hi, brolhcr fled ID
Monclaso. According 70. the papers in
our possession, the career Of This Gene.
raj IS Of late NAKED by much barbsriiy.
In several states 10 The interior, the
smallpox is raging uilh gres, violence.
Throughout. the whole Republic the
censorship Of the press is maintained
with the creates. rigor; bu, the foreign
merchants resident IN Vera Cruz have
been allowed, and are about establishing
a splendid exchange or reading room ia
that city, on the European plan.
Bulletin.
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The Court of Inquiry in the case Of
commodots Elliott. has adjourned; bu,
from tie mass ol testimony 10 be examm.
ed BY the revising power. II wIll be some
tine before tie opinion 10 made known.
IL indeed IL be made known 81 al. without
q call from Congress, or iIs being sssh
as TO require . court martial.
Army and Macy Chronicle.
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nv reference IN our Navy bead, iIwill
be seen that Lieut.. Edwin w. Moore h,s
resigned his commission in the U. 5.
navy; consequently there can be no longer
any doubt of his having accepted The
command Of The Texan navy. ID.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-15

The chineh BEgs.--A practical farm.
sr oi This county has suggested IN .. III.
necessity Of removing every corn s,slk
from tie fields where they now stand, and
either destroying Them uilh Gre OF tu..
ling them in manure pens where they
gill be soon irodden TO piree.. u is quite
evident hat tie corn stalk affaIds The
most secure quarters far these destructive
ssrmin during the winter. aud Il lLey
shoull be covered with eanh a. 10 Gfl.a
the case. They vii be sillI The more %.
cure. We can think Of no more III.
sisni mode Of exisrminaIihs This ds,uue.
live race Of insects Than By a general
destruction of their Installations. II isra.
srs could unite in . resolution Of hi.
Kind they might expect greatly To d..
mlnish II mol snlIrrly 10 get rid ri thus
peat. IL some system Of this kind !,
not adopted there 10 no fillng 10 What
On extreme this rsll may run.
Carolina Uaiehman.
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Among The passengers ou, in the slsam-
ships was &. q. CambreIsng. with b"
family. and with . prospective eomm''.
sion. people do cay. in his pocket
Gen. Hamilton. oil Sourh Carolina. also
vent out. The number Of passenge"
in The British Queen, according 10 The
Commercial. is i2o. and in tie Great
NesIern, 05.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-15

Emporianf from The Indian Country.
The 81. Louis Republican publishes IN az
tract Of letter received in that city. from
; gentleman residing slF onSnslling. dated
July 10. by which ne learn that . most
unhappy state Of affairs 10 now existing
between the Sous and Chippewsy tribes
Of Indians. and great slaughter has been
made Of The laIier. Mercy seems 10 have
formed 10 part II the savage character.
One indisrTIminaie massacre Of men. 40
msn and children sPPesrs TO be The rule
Of warfare.
II may eluridsle the extract 10 stair
iha, . large number Of the ChiPpeway
Tribe had assembled IL Fort SntlIing 10
receive their snnuiliss. and the events
which foilnwed. related below. occurred
few days pIioi 10 the date Of The letter.
The extract says:
The Sioux and Chippsuays have
had . brush al Two different points on
the ST. croix. and sgain about thirty
miles above the falls offs Anthony. The
Chippsways. iusl belore leaving the
piIlsgers I. hsllese. had killed. a Lake
Callahan, . Sioux BraSe. one much liked
anI esteemed By his tribe. aud took his
scalp: an hour or Two Alter sun rise. tie
news having spread like wild ere, the
Sioux. about Iwo hundred strong, lsfI
The Falls Isl. Anlhony.) Hafeim.ihe
day. chiPpeway Chief. had pushed on
with his party and was M, oEeTlaken.
The Sioux Who lrfi the Fall. came across
a party Of The Rum River band. attack.
ed them about sunrise The next morning,
and killed one hundred and thirty three.
men. women and children. This was
above The Falls. Big Thunder, . Si"uS
chief. crossed the country in puTsui, Of the
Strong Ground Band Of chippewsys. and
overlook and faughI them u 81. cr"ix,
Big Thunder told the Sioux not 10 Gre
where The whites wsre, iessrs. Atkins
and Mei.nud's psrly) and - The Chippe
ways hudllsd round the whites many o.
them thus escaped. notwithstanding
the Sioux killed ihir'y-six 81 The Chip
pesay party, and some women and chi
drsn.
The country 10 in great excitement
and will continue 50 for some time. Their
will, no doubt. be general engagement
between the Sioux aud chippewsys be
fore many months more. ilsle-ln-Ihs
day isa chief not To BE- Irlilrd with. and Ih'
Sioux are consolidating under Bad Hail
= first rate warrior, who has been Z,
Washington"
! This 10 the substance Of The extract re-
feued 10. aud 10 an evidence Of the IN
happy state Of affairs existing beta eel
those tribes. Tie next news, in al pro
blliiy, will be an account Of the slaugh
ter of an equal or greater number oi III,
Sioux BY some band Of The ChiPPsways
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-15

a RnasOme Complainant. Among
The regular loass drank Al The celebration
Of the Fourth. 81 Ithaca. N. Y. 10 the
following compliment 10 the ladies': " 10
man: there's purple hall TO the snps.
a mellow half Ia Tie peach. . sunny half
10 The globe. aud /" Jsitu hay 10 man"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-15

Three fights with small swords, took
place near New Orleans on The llrh.
The consequences are said TO be, three
dead men aud three wounded.
The crew Of the steam frigaie Fulton.
in practising with (is FOUNDER. . Sandy
llonk. last week. finally attained such &C
curacy Of aim IS 10 place a ball in the
large! al distance Of iva miles!
The chief cook a, tho United States
Hotel, Saratoga Springs, GET only FIVE
hundred dollars a MONTH
Ii said the Coit,n crop Of eastern Tex.
as will this year faII lIule short Of 10000
bales,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-15

ssnbled erawd. vhilsl . playful smile
illunined his calm. undissnahed features.
Ne Tsmssksd. s.IGrn boys. Ikgre Hired .
Ukig. u die q Uhig. and aor Ibsiiere
mors strongly than srer IL fhs good
Hkig eaHss." From the instant he bsll
struck. paralysis seized me loser sxsrs-
miliss, snd wilhouI one interval Of ease.
from he most eEerBcisting lormenis. sul-
lsring, in his osn language. ''len thou
sand dsalhs." be calmly sTpirsd 10 the
fall possession Of bis mental faculties. 81
eight o'clock his evening.