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FATAL RENCOUNTER.

The Planters Banner of the ID ins,an, says "An
unfortunate Iencouner took place few days since,
between George Mitcheltree, AMI VIM 5. Maxwell
on Bayou Pigeon which resulted in the death of the
latter. They had quarreed about some land, and
met the disputed territory" both armed with guns
Mtcheltree fired FIRST and lodged entire charge Of
buckshot in his antagonists side, who ran short
distance and jumped into the bayou He survived only
a few moments We understand there per
son present when the affair took place bu. the de
ceased TO prepare himself for the attack
Mitcheltree gave himself up to the authorities and
procured the necessary bail for his appearance al
court
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THE MAIDS ONIA n .
From the Columbus Ga EHqairsr.
MR.. TYLER-THE WINGS.

We are utterly unable 10 discover what par
ticular good a portion OF the Wing party hope
10 derive by abusing and denouncing me rresi,
dent as traitor to the principles 'hai eiesaleu
HIM 10 The Vice Presidency, or by Withdrawing
their countenance and support from his ADM,
nistration. Such course IS suicidal
IN the extreme, and if persisted in, viii surely
bring division and destruction TO the party.
on every other important question but the
bank the President Is with US. and we may not
vet say that he is not with us even on this. He
has asked time for .sdeep and deliberate refec-
tlon," and the result Of that self communion
may be the adoption Of scheme that will har-
monte all differences. We feryently trust that
such will be the result Indeed, we look for
ward with confidence to the regular session for
a measure of relief upon which all may unite.
In the mean time, il is infinitely better that our
friends should study 10 preserve peace and unity
among themselves, and thereby ensure the IN
umph OF their principles al future day.
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SPLENDID SCHEME.
$4,000 Capital /!

VIRGINIA MoNONGALIA LOTTERY,
Glass M. for lsil.
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, on Saturday, the
Both October, lsil
Fourteen Drawn Nos. out of Seventy-fye,
Making nearly many prizes as blanks
SCHEME
$50, 900
$500 Dollars 5000 Dollars
5000 Dollars 1000 Dollars
1900 Dollars 6l5 Dollars
10 prizes of S2O00-l0 of Sl0O0--l2 of $500
25 Of S300-75 of $500, &c
Tickets Sl0-Halves S5-Quarters 81, so.
Certificates of Packages % Whole Tickets $40 90
Do do. 25 Half do 90 90
Do do. 25 Quarter do 80 90
For Tickets and Shares or Certificates Of Packages
in the above splendid Lotteries address
]. g. GREGORY & CO, Managers,
Washington City, ID. G.
Drawings sent Immediately after they over TO all
who order as above. sept 2o-2aw2wd&c
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The Cleveland Herald states that recent occs
sion named Henry Hul,zbecker, sheriff OF
Clayton county, Iowa and Mr.. McCleand of the
same county, got into family quarrel A challenge
passed between them, but the sheriff swore he would
not fight, but would shoot McClelIand at all events.
He drove the latter into his own house with pistol in
hand, but before he could fire, McCelland seized his
rifle and shot him dead. Mcclellan was examined
and acquitted
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A horrd case of murder and suicide recently occur
red at Delaware, Ohio. A German named GotlcIb
Keen, tailor ny trade shot his son in the most dclib-
crate manner, making him stand up, and placing the
muzze of gun close to his breast he then reload.
cd his gun and discharged it against his own bosom
by means OF the ramrod
An awful murder was also perpetraied at Maysve,
XIV, by a man named Moses kean, shoemaker.
With razor he cut and mangled his wifes throat in
such a manner as 10 produce her instant DEATH and
then made attempt TO cut his own throat with a
hoo knife, but did not succeed.
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Etom he Vermont Hatehman.

The events of The last month call imperative.
IL upon the Wings of every section OF the land
10 hold fast 10 their integrity They must stop
the progress of disunion and Reorganization,
and again bring their united and vigorous forces
10 sustain themselves through the coming trials,
This is no time for domestic quarrels no time
for President making.
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Communications.

To THE EDITOR OF THE MApIsoNIAs:
send you review Of the letters Of the late Secre-
taries of the Treasury and of the Navy. When it
was written had not seen Mr. Bells statement
find in that more than confirmation of all that |
have said Should the communicate now enclosed
find place in your valuable paper, will pay my re-
spec,s 10 Mr.. Bell.
A True VINO.
New YoRk, 22d Sept, 1871.
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The hatcher Wing Of the 18th says -" We are
crejbly informed that MIR. s. S Fox planter who
resides at Tuscumbia landing, few miles below the
mouth of Yazoo, shot few days ago by negro
whom he attempted to arrest runaway. 1 here
are squads out search of the black murderer but at
last accounts he not found.
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10000 DOLLARS.
VIRGINIA MONoNGALIA LOTTERY,
Class l., for ISL.
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va on Saturday the
9th of October, 1871.
GRAND SCHEME.
10000 DOLLARS
10000 Dollars 1000 Dollars
5000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
1908 Dollars
, OF S2,000-3 OF 81 500 of 8 $50
% Of 81 900, &c.
ii Drawn Numbers
Tickets Sl0--Haves S5-Quartcrs S. 10.
Certificates of Packages of26 Whole Tickets $50 90
DO do 26 Half do Is 90
Do do ii Quarter do - 70
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rNHE CITY POST OFFICE has been removed
L from the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and
Twelfth street west, to the large under Cart
sis Saloon al the Of street north and Ele-
yenth street west
gTApplications for letters and newspapers will be
made al the nesi entrance, on lth street west.
sept 30dat
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I6 Drawn Numbers out Of ~.
Tickets $40, Halves $40, Quarters s., Eighth ~ %
Cenif ates ofPackages of PC whoes 500 %
al do 20 halves 80 90
d. do 26 quarters 65 90
do do 20 eighth 32 50
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SPLENDID SCHEMES.
J. G. GREGORY & CO, Managers.
80, 600 Dollars and 200 Prizes Of 500 Dollars !

On Saturday, Octoter2, 1871,
VIRGINIA WELLSBURG LOTTERY,
Glass |, for 1871.
Will be drawn at Alexandra, Virginia.
GRAND CAPITALS.
10000 Dollars-l00o0 Dollars-5,000 Dollars
1917 Dollars
> of e, 500 of - ,o0o-lo of 81 800, sc.
200 of $500, &c.
TicS cts only Sl0-Halves So Quarters s. 80.
Certificates of packages of % Whole Tickets 2l3o 90
Do. do % Half do is on
Do. do - Quarter do b 30
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T LECTURES TO YOUNG MEN .--The first OF
IL series of lectures to Young Men will he deli
vered al the LIST Presbyterian Church, IL street,
this afternoon by the Rev. X. w CLARK, Exer-
cises TO commence at 4 o. clock. oct ,
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d EMOVAL,l-The subscriber has removed his
IL STATIONERY STORE to Pennsylvania
Arenue between 10Th and 18th streets where he of
fers a complete assortment of American English and
French FANCY and STAPLE STATIONERY
of various qualities and at the most reduced prices
VIM. F. BAYLEY, Agent for
j.. X. HERRlCK,
Pennsylvania Av. between 18th and 18th streets.
oct ,
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CHEAP PAPERS.-Fine Satin Surface Letter
~ Paper ruled on three sides at e. % per ream.
Also Folio Post. Foolscap, Double Cap, and Envel
ope Papers reduced prices.
Russia and other low priced Qullls, suitable for
schools for sale by WIN. F. BAYLT,
(igent for J. X. Herrick0
Penns ylvania Avenue, bet 18th and 18th sts.
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DARIS EDITION OF LORD BYRON'S
i POEMS AND LETTERS, with his life by
Henry Lytton Bulwer complete in one beautiful oc-
tavo volume, just received for sale by F. TAYLOR
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S so, 900; 80, 900;
25, 900.
On Saturday, October 20, lS4l,
THE GRAND
UNION LOTT T. k Y ,

Glass NINE. for 1871,
Will be drawn at Alexandra, ID. c.
10 Drawn Ballots.
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FOR THE MApIsoNIAN.

New Yosk, 22d Sept, ,lSil
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Il will be seen by the following correspondence o
the Boston Mail that great excitement prevails alon
the Vermont border, and that rescue sfCol GrogaI
Is CONTEMPLATED.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-30

NEW YORK. Jan 2Jl --i,"iT.c-D ~ nj ,,o,iy
a'd h'iier- h'.n 80 als- o." 90 hig' iazd al lilI.:
-DJ' lHS"Sr' PARA Hr exp rnuE iJi "a :; 2JJ old
java - Sls. al n'. p,Pprs-A sale 75gUJJ 4 .
fori'Lu Pig, pace "a. krpNu. CoIut-Mtr,e Il n
active, AMI the sac, cIelF lps exp r. anI Ter sf-tI,
boa AT coat ls,acs-! I % bale. .,lI y.scri,
alter '"u Tssii oitHeIsl new. AZ further aIvaice
!t"'s are c"ni higher lhlI 10 idgs aso S lie. of
1870 h'lcs CrlNrd aud Fnrdt ~ ga III; il1J
Mobile III; 400 New O.irans 80 n II els
weeks sa!eS iOoJp ht!cs Drugs and Dyes-3J ll.
oh HePpcTmru, at - Is "a. r l. CpnaI 30. 70 d, p
l. RhuhIr5 81 for c1p,n; 20 srs,s MIdier IpI, IA
-. D'e NuuIs-Si!rs OF % tons 81 ID ,nin.I Ioy.
"T'd e2J JOn2l FNh--brt few Eli.s Floy- an I
Nral-tur'ign leroI''s rather U1iayorahlo. anI the
EipJr mlFAet is sill further drIrrssyI; AMI !nI l,r
Af1 more anIipus 20 sell 900 hbs common brand.
tennessee sid tpr cVppu - Eigall AZ SIM. q AZ, i
isss "rl Urci i,r 1913 bh'-tse1rs ,.yn ., At ,IJl
800 Buul wine IS 50, 60 New York ~. ali 49, -
loti Ia Re tlour a Corn Meal ~ th,ng.. Pom
--'J'J bike. BluHl Rts'ns have sold al s!Iys2ll
40" heii Hi go iDJ drums Turkey EI.. o. ct, M
inN Avn 10 co. each Grain NJ sIlYs cXcept
&" '"r' ''Ie' !pr Shipment. pr.oe u"t pablo Pf.
c"' haze Gg,li1eI TO IS 81 cts Hem .--D.m,nI
hni'rd. ii.d's--DemlnI qu,c lmrr,l- IuIi,,-
'iriccd- PcliY hut %, >l1s. T.ali-!,,Il AZ r rfs
Mp"!t, sh rkct mur,Ifr. sticS uI 24l hhis 80, Or
leans az %6ir2I ci.; IS klI- aui lcs far Usr. crl
Trinidad %. ! aus; % Ip sour 'u'm 20 els Naval
N'rcs--1OJ bb!' Wilmington Turyrninu su'd al -
' " h'It.' 10. "s."'s "a! oJ"ls. Owe
scarce and bet! a. 81 -. 1919 gIlpps Cr.iIc S,ern
81 at slOI5 Ps1y.sI,a-B .eliuI Pork IRE IN lam.
It'd request and price, arc a O.. lower: 2JyO -
'Iin Lard sold al I c!s. Slltp.ir.-i sal. of I1D
Guide i"r export al - cts Seeds Nos,'cs. S.,r,,
--1JJJl"s pune Marriages. ID at - IT, q mus r
n'--SI!cS o. Koch lie B~lnly n - - 10 I3j; Wb,
hey - duh SIsirs--G ,Di NV Orleans rs IN IA,
dein1nd; interior y dull Stuck 7JJ hhIs 2DD bbI.
hnVo sid az 5i6 CT lor inferior 10 g,pI: 80 b.,
Ncnviins r"iicnZ NJ : laT'. Whit do gItlO rf. -
h1cc.--SIles OF 80 hh T. al 3 IA cts rb,,c II 90,
W'a'e3ons-s)9O lbs rr.n' cold 10 81 ris. c..A 49,
" in''-lSO IIr cashsury VI la.l soIi 80 crs yY,rI
-'o snIcS Of iorsi71. Fr,.ghs are stead, Ey
s.'anre--Pn9o' rather roccIin; 10 Drcisn-yhtp 8
Gem. Lis, ny
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-30

Mt sn'y 10 orr p1S'ia1s -nI prajrl.sss iuIurs o.,
g. los ug,I Objects n ihs .t most ayDrsrIo 10 our
wishes bot ihsy also deceive ~ Boz s'iJ-yuy no those
uhJ ste whore l.g DO MT 81 story 10 i1II uft
cussir nul loving .sly. strongly illustrative uI th.
sbsy, ap 'rsu They bad hearI o; sYd ihl, tho
fuo1I Nas iH.sItsi SUI sos.5ys ln hand. w-r- snr.
i'us.y fs.auu. .''us ~ inhabitants ~ DO not De.
r.I'u myself ' i'r lsIT, y p.Iss.yr two SsIres,
iAsT approach sa.I uiI-r, Nsr 90. wiiIyst IJ4.r
is1 8Fsv h1.Iy Ir esrh oilers affection" "Ppsr
''ta r's rrcl i-r cHrss. tIpse tyvy eqIJ1vt tiisf
v'I tms-Hs o, Pei lY,arS srs IsJ EoegIrr oT c,ihrI.
f-'s' lHtt.ry lsuIr l.ssrg We So Only tIyfs
funss v. ''r d-arYat OF Esr.gE ou ihc stfiI. 90
DO is OBJ fn. 8E'graui is.s.JUt s.r,T clfHar lrg.
GO or ..i.I. '..e..st D.'Is..1 s nsra.slry e.
.-a' 0i "lr rI# I-rs. a 10 f,fr sl proportion o.
rIs b.a 'IH s..1 wI..l l.sy y.lHEs ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-30

BALTISNRE MARKET. Jan 22J-Amc,ir,,
I'i'"n Go'Gs--A far business has been dam, tf..
week. OOiicc-Ihc sales within dav or t.yo bs,.
been large, amounting 90 upwards OF 5000 b,s. W..
'srlhy and to-day about 100 bags RIO wero .,Id mar,
NJ iO3 par averaging u CTS, By auction 400 b,-,
100 were s3ld 81 lcial2l etc. Averaging between II
aIl4 cts. Bidding bri.k md every ia WI, t,lca
pfom'Ny lac sli"sslow cent rcrlb advance on
Ihe last sale. quality cous.dorgf Nsnriy ;1lr san.
taken ipr az Es1iorn market. Dried Tr,it-t.,., -
Of OHIO duci Peaches 81 60 AMI dried nr,gl,s a, ri
per husIel FiJgr--iIIys4rl street FIrtr Ina l.,t,
y ads Iuccd within week. blt 90. lrnIuI a.. I,.a
-. Sales r'rs'ly o. SiGJl occasionally M sIsEt
li''d's now firm 40 iJ2l ior gpp, brand. R.,c,rt,
small Chy AlIiIs-lIsi sIics are ntSlG9l ycaL-
Inspection "i !1yr 1851 bb's Inward street. 5Iig
d.. and 10 nf bis lluvui street ToaI Iy7Is
1',s aus y hi55.s. Guin-A sale Of primo Nj
Wheat at 80 Cis.-N1ra-A sale Of Nh old y.rL,.,,,
20 cts. OIi'--IjOJO bushels Nd from si,fs s,rI NJ
80 Cts ClpYersroI q 30 90 IS ~ the rany, rrr,
stores HrI.s--NO ul,s InIigY--Si,o. of &, ,r,..r.
, az sl.jJ per l5. M1atsrs--By auction 100 BILL
View Orleans sold NJ 3D13Dl c,s Priyata sils nj,
&-I3J r's Olis--l.usccj b. bold al Is rfs Pit
i"es--Nf10 MDfccrs arc offered 90 ~ ,fs Pa
v.spIs-Now Mes Por, is 0d rel 200 slJ: sf,rt al
BicHu heavy and % b. exceedingly drH OF .,i, d, I'D.
uI lDOjO Us WcsisfI S.Ics. ciiy srulL4T aiTt,71.
ris or asserted. llrl-S.urI llryr anil ,a...,..,.
rr.c"s declining Butter ls dIL Surfs-siI.s ,t
y Rum 100 hhisai &c b5is - sfs on Inc ,,t.,r
tIg'n by suction ga binds Ncg Orleans vr,.
sd NJ s7.2ji16J. private slica ltG 51tea Tl,-s,
NO s'1ck suitable r. si.pnu1g 1uI nY .ll., O,,,
~ hui little onluirod nr Weeks inspection, "a lIf.
WhiIey--In hhls - 20 80. bbls 3l ,f. w..
inspection ~ hhds and 62J bills Isc.l,r,c- r,.u.
na En-lbnd 9Ho rsr cent prem. S.g.u H-sr. II,
BOSTON ari New lur ] per c,ui. auI p.ialrr.b,,
i1l pf.mi1m--iurr
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.ssr tr , .a.r .',.' - .rntr...r. D.. a. "a v.l.
r- -.. 'H. erss g, Zoo s.nuI DO l.r.r aaa a.ls 10.
u.s. t'ra... H r- asv "a. 'tr 'g'.Js sr .e.a .,.
p. itg..1. Pc 'sl a.-5 ..lt sltrI 5sss c.. caucus
.a. H. I..a a.'a4- l.l Oh -.. ISL, .;,ysF 20 Do ds.,.
90 e.Ge- .fs t sea.I.aaa y.l .i I.r.r Gr-...til ul
X. Nui-. -aI5 r'sH 90 iur-c "a ,ap'as.,.aa. bu..
p ..r eI...i o. ss.e-. r,r, l..srrt
ts t"'Ni.r Del, a'l n.eI 90 t.r Z porter. ,yas
.." - 10 F'.t..gf f iEo al auuu %. u.ila IlH.e.
~. NhrCira liI hrra rcsa..:eI io rr,,c.l
u.s." "a N1A'p son ross 81 mike I'cai.d - alvc
SAL l41; ,as on rrnr-u rl, Il r4.c when the .s,.
Hein Ip Iu.a ONO ", DlsearN Ind I.Il,.ul,s y ~
.N' -'n. '-l H-IyyU- .yI's np 90 rr tspn
NaniG b.. % ~. ~ ~'ub ,ltru 3D.! Nir frunir. hat
ta SGD as O. i'u .r.n 81, tEg l.uu t.,s h..,
term v.iH .''.b %, Oh a, ai L4 hd 10 90 ,lelga
v. any 'alcrr "rs he.ltlalYp. r.. la..un. o- O., &c.
'I"'ifi en-. action r1 .Hc 600. uis past of Con ----,
N..a view tt l.rr sfy-s u. sIH-c E.gt,Fi.n tu,u
a"s 'ar. Pop II NH.cn - vIs involved u.ih the
' rsH,. i-.u Ct-n r,yr. heard ANY sg.l ..t.n- a.
.s-i h,s-n; rl' have % Know Ted Z, nr bc,rci ,,a
Zoe o.. a-fsa lIa..II; was all hls @ tgs o. Us .,s
age D. a.E rres -I-r u- rrsHNc AZ a. cl Ia ,iil~. Al
ra..-'fl l'E.F u. Of t,-f.'ss ,uh..ilr D. ir,.rp e.,
--t'.rHi'' TON 3ir' anil Jhe g'njlc.n71 isu.n KIN
'h 90. s.''' ". tffa. .hsg .G' fI.lo, 20 rrs "a!
cent r' '.r.,l iI.ss.gvm-n' al uig hands: hIr n.
H.- Hfl r.a.'..d 90 make 20 ol "a. II ,- rr,,.,c.
gH. O. u'r'Iacr % a. ooaasrIcn with your fcgIr, 90
..p- ossIass
.l'>rssI %. UNDERWOOD
" u'r .pi kg0iir-v. Thea ol'lIled the ili,r IN
ed. rr''-: '..c COMMITTEE 40 reference 10 rn, fa-,. .,
'''''9i ;Ho e'aF'r aIA a.. sin.,'Iul gaurrallv au
ur'1 Sr.c-' q. %. lu'ieaa' . lcs wA.,E hal bic,
iut- N.lsc,I su,, gIr iIe dlscass.ua
Nr % aa-us cule.gIeL-
ltsGr .lrutn glsr !ls l,I, 10 NJ r11a. ~ *.
'o' sr-'s ii.i.s controversy 10 the rsri 90 ,a
TIE committee roc, re9os'eI p-oy-cs, and obtain
%. leave o 20 again.
NJ c-aaa. 90 c7yg' pre,cu;s : a preamble AMI res
".'."'- ELL. - l.Hss..'l-s oi the STATE %, Aiaaml
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lac cT3,aii.aa 20 rEf'st thc N.srr, .u,lcr tas ia
rrr"3u 20 ~" A.r.u Ns'ocil'ion, - CHic,i.I tn
it''e 1 s.iai iaI ,yI Nurts ia uuus,li,:.
''H' gccoH' rrry are ~, n ~,,o.c Woe, leaned
t'-Tm "a bu.aa... ard Mr. AI,.., "a Young man from
The g1ricn of i-s l!r1;, I.iur Il craiy ne at.-p.
ioi o! bo;h ,hsIg gs''cmrn 20 no especially d.rsc.
led not only the cul-,Ir ct dfs AMI lrNru. sns.
Ninsns ui plants, bat Ihr rlunlntaa at the caplbl
i.cs Ihe cuIulry Tsra Sc agricultural AMI hrr.i.
o. ur.i "slcg:S % the ua'r'r q, 90. rrsr and sn;l
Viih !ci"Ty.rs % 49, ysSrts,IH. ll 81 yl,ipIs sub
leC's coancc,ej with vegetable physiulps-. \ arx.
supply % g1rer seeds = taken cat by Mr. An.-lL
AMI II The eNre !iton y prosperous. Ne my o1re
tas best rrsGljs 'sJ.n the uycsgRI'" ol De- EugrI
ART hiTsrll I, " 20 - hoped ihrI the Ed9. E.a4a
iH"cri'',s. w1si singular tree. wIh Anwcss or thc
deepest aEIse. Na,rh has oliy been hitherto foam!
- fSiIso, dc B-i,uIs, "a ia- p.uy kagi"sn % Narer
az frw ,r tsir I1I. u ,ajs plant a'uac were intro
laced To- our garl"n u vuI.d DO worth I'll the co.l
HcGrs,d b. ihe eHpcii,iun % ia h,,tnicil depart
m.nt flcay d, U'asr Gue .at',gs. wiH however. aC
doubt ms. Oe net WITH CGr@.arr's ttro,,
The Scsio G1xri's psh.lshcs a letter l,niu the l.
came, dated the 9.n uli,. Whi,h states that several
i'usAnd peasants, living thr rul'>ga;cd estates 81
FRINGE Adam tzIurs.shl and CbuIt PUlrc.i a. pn,ln
- md AJcN Nr," 10 b., tran. pIriyi "a ,ir,ua ufim
penal orders, - IEs hlrJIs o. Iacr.oEssg unI Tau
RS. Al. 'ha nocCsslry rteP1c,t,"I, were rnsde {,
carry this b,sOar1.- measure Ii;J cActl'ivn.- 20.
rGy.r.
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iefy fcTcclfully. your Oh servants

.h''s Addition Conrc'iioh--An nss, ubliro Of q
bout one hundred persons tom different paris of i,
Slac. calling themselves b. This uline MT I'm TIA.
cy on "Wednesday. aud continued 10 session E,r ,,,,
days We OIL $50, attend rho Convention and are u..
dvcd unable 20 safe from tie rllrmlion of oilcfs
what was the character Of d. Objects or rr,.coIiur
IN Statesman PToieuds 10 have bad reporter pres.
mt but his account Is evidently cuiITcI aud Ones,c
Tue most active dId cons icuous m.iuycr 81 the Com
''ntIon. however, o y evident. VS. ih. late Is i,,,
senator rom tho Chs STATE iIl lIIn Thpmls Morris.
W.o wasa few week, since nominated m 4 srsr "a.
carirl1'c for G"Sen'"r two years hence Hos Gar
"i,iraI "H' CTS were oHicrinai BY the dasgIc, gone
orally viii appear moro satisfactorily up H no., agrr
iE-d publication Of ihc proceedings Coiaf.5as Jour
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E.'-1t Ton Pl'.Hi Scr-G1n.-'Ttke care Of
your ~ 'mrIis--.n,fa Hn'E small change ct ima.
small iu iheir IIiN I 81 amuunts, rat Of immense
!mp'rt-nrs In forming d'ys months. wear, and ages,
Won oUn r"ih'sc h"t", yuI only ISa,n;s o; this
lower Our.d, ayi the rent - enormous, Tniuk ol
@'SgnIIy. Nuy. You GoSI know the meaning Of Ihat
Nuri ""r either hardly. u J. or over auI ever.
nnI FIVE ur ~ r,"iistrSs top ct that Iou might
place rrN %! lrsrcs fJm h~re IT, sunset. aui IS.
pH-r Ias.u I'll %! aud O., ,Jad,t hr;,p 10 tell NV
many ag"s !"rs eternity Is. Why ~ irien,. after
- iu"' hdiou-. l,',o,r, oi years had rolled away
.1 eternity. { w"ai ,l'T 5c a Fg.IrcI thousand
gvg.s 90 brcEh!l. &. -,
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suN.rYs u r.nILcIANns

p N''es 1itc Maj sraiun. whp se~us TO DC vyr.l
'''''n'd oi'ne t''.'.' osths Slal OSiss cperai,ns
A'@ss the '.'oN'a; cur'Js jevc lp?usn, OF the M,
ga whi'k 'ac'5 san ali bssa s,a, s,n-s lveceI Il,
pretended surveys uf,ls ?rhhs hnl.
That frauds have been conan uca m makins -
'uTn> ui sirvors oi hIls ovyr which a Chrin ~,
"cs"' 'irciehca IS hcyoai ,uhI anil It has been even
A-4 Haas " days gone ny, expensive series of slsNevs
It Uicr .isig- caI - =, called w,r, male ty !r,u
m duN0 :.v cg-ssat ct a wul,rcour.u IA canoe
taxing o.. course 1. 81. mount. by q c,rlp,,s an
NJ distances 20 'il. q. tae .ylli-cI - 10 4.
NON H.n - a. ed IEr.I..'
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b''is g rnny oi ~" re- Ilur Nl:r D - 'crn TO-
"oracI hy 'he X niucky hanks To the ba..k. of N,.,
pdcru'' aul most "i the bank. ii Ohio. Tg...s....
Indiana, aud Illinois,
l0CrryIIrE. Dc Il. 1912
I1' H"cinr' cI ia Rank oi krutIcI p, 90, ',priI.
era bIu" 90 kentucky. aGd The B,uk uf ,.l.,,.,.
having had o1ui,r urs 90 tn sph.rri deem. 10 90,
prdIrii % hid ~ h- III, At IOI.s, lie o Tho @5:
lay q" mTlry, II, Cuny cation ct .i- iEFsui ne,
cry "t Nv Orleans, iihu'Is, Tennessee Iu.iitpn. %
btu, nnd h"nIu'Sy 70. The purpose ct ssr4rilr CON.
cert o: action IA tn rGri,I OF sps,ic plyucu,.
''d Ihcy have dcpGlcl IN unI-rsgi, committee, 90,
heir se'rTai b'gri. - address you on Jhc t,erL
ih' P..'y "i ihc inctsGrc proposed ,ecins 10 s 80
"h'I"u' a. nj I'd require argu.acui. plT'ic.larIy
When ~" r,ncrl57r ihsi tire banks NLi,h il ig rr,
pissed shall asscInllu ia contention have n, cnn1.ri
my interests. and uly fil 20 Increase teis lrar,r.
lance 10 ia" cpa.n.!ny aud l.nIvs fhair ovn ii,.
81 -; by refusing n"g'-clrng euoJsrlt, in sur,
measures IS Nj! sarc ii,ic I:u4 co.y eTi,nce AMI
safety.
IL - beIie"cd tia: oiIor mlners Of Importance ir
the banking Interests % lhe Sbui' auI Wrs, viii bo
presented Tor The 60 sirra iJu Of the convention
Believing that you viii concur with rs m tho cyrc.
dieucy otiho measure prI,n.ed Ne confidently s,rrl
that your institution will be represented on Ls g.,a.
sion
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TIE SENECN TIRE NTY.-A meeting called ir
hi' ~ Y in relation % ilus ircsiy wrs held af
I'' Cont House 1I rIrlIy evening Sgstf4l IuIi
s 'Pk" poo l1I con toe subject BOO i.o yrnlrul4t
'' 'I' in''. Hl' e.uUncuts being given on ENGLISH
Ir'1Et ZOO Interpreted. SJ"c.'rs wcrr aIy5 n de D.,
w. W Rgrr.. BOO Gtvrrof fse n.rra,s pr a treaty. and
F Dr T.. G. lilil Jek against o. Er.II4f.o d. affirm
Ws iHo ifauiIirut nature Of lI- treaty were passed
b., strong m1jprty The EITJD Rc7ublr.r1. boz
r'a"inIins iis rcnifss ol tl1 ding, OF the mcois.
rIvs
81 IS hr' rtir 10 icI o1 rttlrrg That from al $40
h1vc seen ul hs1rl of COO treaty. % ts oar d.fher
ain "WHH iII1' iIerr Be- nov. arI always bIs b.sY.
e mu'rV OF h,'l fho c.rrf luI warriors o. r.a r4.
tom 'lrr 3D." o. 90 III Ii fIl anil G.egrIr,i r,..aa
H''' DE- H Hs. Co.. lr'.urn r1 "sirusriIa mrs5rfg Of
'" 'l...' 10 'ru o. Ih.s 'rs oIrp r.H.1H. ,tr sIiI
coos. lrf 1.s.-.lr Ter ,itrHr,ur ta s,..a.. ,i ,,
~" sI'I s.'n ""r rr 1000. ts rur r.aur.r,. rel. BE- ,.,.
.''' lIa ". H. r....ft .Ia'l J- frH. 70. ...ri