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..se,ed, would probably be rejected by
~ company organized under the charter,
sseu that company should be formed
,od that the survey nov, would be lost
Thor and lost money. lle was followed
~ Gov. Graham Of Orange, who also dis.
..o,ed to the plan Of Mr.. Gilmer: and
.bmitied his own views on the various
.ass,ions involving the success of the pro.
,se,. ia a most clear and a BILE speech. lie
,,ok the same ground as that Of Governor
Morehead, 10 relation 10 the survey pro.
,.sed by Mr.. Gilmer's resolution. The
fsmmiltee was then addressed by Gov.
sssin, who spoke at considerable length,
a,alling plan for proceeding which was
,ceived with considerable attention. We
,r no, prepared at this moment, 10 state
,le oositions Of Governor Swain, and in
m,ce to that gentleman, will not atlemp,
4 When he had concluded, on motion
The Committee took a recess OF one
Lour and half: AT 3 o'clock i, 70 assem-.
He6, when
Ca motion OF Governor Morehead, a
ubcommiItee Of five, were appointed To
mpars report, preparatory to reporting
! 10 Convention. Also. on motion Of the
ans gentleman, another sub committee VI
bee was appointed, to ascertain from the
tega,es present what the probable a.
mount OF subscriptions 10 the various
setions Of country here represented, will
y.
Then, on motion. tho Committee rose,
md reported progress, and asked leave to
81 again.
President Morehead having resumed his
.,,. announced the readiness oil Conyen.
hon to proceed TO business.
Mr.. John ". Thomas, Of Davidson /;
NJ. Whitney of Norfolk Gov. Swan,
pcn n. Boyden, Gen. McRae, Pes,dcn,
Il Wilmington and Roanoke Rail Road ;
Co Joho Mcleod, Of Johnston; aud Mr..
bible, Of Craven, were successfully
uIed up, and addressed the Convention
d able AID interesting speeches. After
,tieh,
Convention adjourned until tomorrow
friday at $ o'clock.
II will be seen that no defni,ive action
II special interest has yet been had. We
ngret that we cannot deta,n the publlca.
,Oa Of our paper long enough TO give full
rpOri Of proceeding But We rejoice a,
DE prospect which is presented. The
rry bes, spirit prevails. aud every indica.
i0u is Of the mos, fl,t,eriog character.-
That the Central Rail Road shall be buiis,
slhs unanimous sentiment aud delegates
ir equally as unanimous in their zeal to
MNe a, Tho most practicable scheme 10
ngte the greatest success. We con.
y,lulate the State. and especially that
p'tion oi Il more directly interested in
h' work, on tho brightness Of the day
psi dssning; and would admonish them
bot now is the day, and now The hour to
rl forth strength. and all will be safe.
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FULTON AND NAPOLEON.

singular Circumstance, says Allison
10 bis history, occurred about this time.
QsOl } which demonstrates how liule the
cleares, intellect can Anticipate the u!ii.
mate resul, Of The discoveries which are
destined 10 effect the creates, changes in
human affairs. At the time when all eyes
in Europe were fixed on The Channel, and
tho orators Of the French tribune were
wishing for fair wind and thirty six
hours" an unknown individual (Fulton)
presented himself to the first Consul, and
said" The SEA which separates J ou from
your enemy gives him grea, adyanta &c.
Aided alternately By the winds and TEN.
pests, he braves you ia his inaccessible isle.
This obstacle, his whole strength, | en-.
gage TO overcome. can, in spite of all
bis fleets, at any time, in a few hours,
transport your armies into his territory,
without fearing tho tempesis or having
need OF the winds. Consider the means
which oflcr YOU A most singular pro.
position sas this, truly. Napoleon SO far
entertained II, az 10 comm, the plans and
details OF Mr.. Fulton TO o Commission OF
the most learned men which France could
produce, and this was all that the First
Consu's vast engagements would allow
him to do. This mos, learned Ccmmis
sion reported to Napoleon that il was
visionary aud lmpfacicnbIe." Such was
the reception which steam navigation, tha,
has done so much, first received q, the
hands Of Philosophy.
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49, 49, 49, s iTs-s-ss. - -
10 Notice
GNotice.

n HAVE received the Tax Lists for the year
- le45, aud hold them ready for inspection BY
all concerned, requesting information OF any pro-
periy that may be unlisted for that year. will
attend at the usual Muster Grounds Of the sever
al companies 10 receive the Taxes due on said
Tax Lists, al the times en'ioned in the follow.
ing List, 10 which 10 added the names or the Jus
tees appointed TO take the returns of Taxable
Property for the present year:
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OBITUARY.

Dad, ia Union county. y G., on the l2ih IN
slant, Mr.. REBECCA l.. STEWART. con
sort Of Josiah II Stewart, E.q aged 81 years.
She had been in declining state Of health 70
many months and during her continued illness
furnished bright example Of the graees OF re
signation aud calm submission Ia the will Of God
For many years che had been a consistent Nom
Der Of the rresby terian Church.
Shespoke much of her dePar,urs-o the bright
ness OF her vIews-,hs blesscdness Of a reconcil.
cd state--and her calm submission 10 the div vine
wl Surviving friends do no, mourn as those
who have no hope. Her death bed scenes exem.
pity the precious Bible truth, declaring /" Bless.
cd are the dead which die in the Lord"
June n, 1919. COMMUNICATED.
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once instituted to inquire into the facts, TO
punish the guilty party, and to avense the
violated dignity Of the Legislative body.
We now see by the Paris Correspondent.
of the National Iatellieencer, that the ,r.
bunal before whom Eugene Raspail, the
representative who struck another. was
tried, has sentenced him to a fine and tuo
years imprisonment for The public outrage
and prirdfe riolencet We venture to saw
mat there will be no more rowdy scenes
IN the National Assembly. Let our own
Congress initiate this dignihed example. -
Wilmington Chronicle.
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ST. MARY'S SCHOOL,
RALEIGH, N. G.
TRINITY SCHOOL,

@ MILES WEST OF RALEIGH.
RIGHT REV. l.. =. IVES, ID. ID. VISITOR.
FH9ilE Summer Term of these Schools vii
Il commence on "Wednesday. the 6th Of June
A punotual attendance of the pupils is re
quesicd. For circulars, containing full informa
tion as to terms Sc, apply to the subscriber.
ALBERT SMEDES,
Rector Of ST May's School,
Raleigh, April II, 1919.
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|ENllE Undersigned wishes TO engaged in the
u Mercantile Business at Charlotte, North
Carolina, and would like TO form Copart.
nership with some gentleman of respectable
character and Influence. WIN can command d
Cash Capital, or with some person now engaged
N the same line of business. Having lived in
New York for several years. have made an ac-
qualn'anec aud acquired knowledge OF business
ina WIZ be an advantage to me in purchasing
Goods, sc. Any communications addressed to
me at steel Creek, n. C., will receive attention
and treated with confidence.
S. w. NEAL.
May 70, le49. 29-iT
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TILE SLAVERY QUESTION


We fad the following liberal sentiments
! that ercellsn, and able Wing Journal,
b New Brunswick, (N. y FREEDMAN.
DE FREEDMAN. We doub, not, speaks the
ssilmcn,s Of many Of the best citizens Of
hs North. |, is upon the incubation Of
b advice given in The concluding sen.
ssss Of the paragraph below, that We
f~ for good gu, Of evil.
Putting aside the question Of SLAYER,
the abstract, and regarding the lns'itu
la IS one OF those inevitable things which
IA been deliberately recognized and pro.
tdtd for, and which, for tho present, must
submitted to, II canno, be denied that
hs South has great reason 10 complain OF
Eishercnce, bitterness, and unchariiable.
rs, and has much 10 offer IN eNteDuation
i the harsh Iudg ment she has formed,
vi tho widen, measures she proposes.
W. doubt indeed il The North would be
sore patient or patriotic under similar
in,s and vexa,ioos. We doubt II any
sAef portion of the Union would quietly
hsnIl TO such attacks on the rights OF
FOperly, and TO such disregard Of consti.
hioaal guarantees. We should therefore
sass every allowance for the excitement
1.-The South, and strive to render the Tn.
20 one Of such unqualified and indispensa.
M advantages as TO make every man in.
stcs'ed and hearty IN preserving IT,"
lalcsoN's cosDENsixG AND DisTiL.
LING APPARATUS.
Entrac, from the journal of Capt. James
Baker, commanding the United States
nasport steamer Alabama, on her voyage
nm New. Orleans to Chagrcs and back,
b March last:
"The condensing apparatus FOR making
t'h water for the use Of passengers and
mu works admirably, furnishing twelve
aodred gallons, il necessary, per twenty.
sa' hours, enabling us TO dispense with
least three thousand gallons Of water
'h'rh weigh, can be carried in fuel or
a'go. We drank this water from choice
saflug the whole voyage; il is us clear as
furest spring water"
The Boston Journal says tina, the Ala.
lana has Ericson's condensing and dislil.
ns apparatus, which enables her to keep
s Naler 10 the boilers sufficiently fresh
srevent any incrusiaiion Of salt, and to
I'VE the loss Of fuel by blowing Of, as well
no supply plenty Of waier for the crew
70 Passensors. Nat. Ia,eliigeneer.
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A GOOD EXAMPLE.

uaf readers will rccolIect, says the
%amond Republican. ,ha, not long smce
Il quarrel occurred between Two Of tho
Nnbers Of the French National Assem-
~ IN which ono struck the other in the
Nv This affair, % common in our House
congress ~ 10 create but slight sensa'
~ and mover 10 be visited by any thing
= formal reproof, and rarely ever by
Produced . great exciiemen, 10 the
'"'0oal Assembly. Proceedings were al
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TIE DESTRUCTION OF TIE SOLAR
SYSTEM.

~ VT SoLAh
SYSTEM.
Professor Nichol, Of Glasgow Uniyer.
sity, delivered lecture before the Whit.
'ington Club, London, aud closed i, with
the following extraordinary language:
Tire two planets are retained IN their
otoi's because two opposite forces exactly
balance each other. But modern as,rono.
my has proved tina, there is a power a,
work deslfoyin their balance. From Oh.
servatlons made on the retarded return OF
Enckes comet, and lis gradual approxma
lion to the sun. VIC learn the existence Of
ld'd ether, which, however subtitle
tends to diminish the centrifugal force
and add TO the attraction OF the sun. How.
ever slowly, /, may approach, we may We,
contemplate the day when this present sys
TEN shall pass away not, however, into O
vast rum, but IN It's own beautiful and ma.
Jesl'c order, just like flower, which, hav.
ing adorned the earth, lets drop It's leaves
when ITS work is done, aud falls back ODE
d'en'Iy upon lis mothers bosom"
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Seventeen year locus,s, which are to
appear this year IN the Western part Of
Pennsylvania, have been turned up with the
plough ia Beaver county, by the hundred.
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N ein GOODS.
May 70, ls49.

IL fresh supply OF Goods, consisting O
tie following articles, viz.
CANDIES,
Peppermint, Cinnamon, Rock Barley, Lemon,
Kisses, Hearts, Stars, &c.
Fruits.
Ralsins, Figs, Lemons, Prunes, Cilron AMI Cur.
rants.
Nuts.
Almonds, Pecan, Eagllsh Walnuts, (fresl) Bra
"a Nuts and Filberts.
Crackers.
Sugar, Butter and soda Crackers and PHO, Bread
Preserves.
Ginger, Pine Apple, Citron and Lemon.
Groceries. &c.
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Cheese, Rice, Port,
Madeira Tenerlf., and Ma aga Wines, Spirits OF
different kinds, Cordial, Cider Vinegar, Ginger,
Pepper, Allspice, Backing, Mustard, S4leratus,
Soda, Powder, Shot, Lead, &c. &c.
Miscellaneous,
Toy. OF various kinds, Envelopes and Note Pa.
per for parties, Snuff Boxes and Snuff, Pock-
ct Looking Glasses, Percussion Caps, Toilet
Powder Soap, Cologne Water, Flesh Balls, Peck
ct Combs, Pms, Needles, Bodkns, Ddrpers, Pens
and Holders, Fancy Boxes, Fish Hooks. Hooks
and Eyes, Sun Glasses, Tacks and Shoe Thread,
Copy Books, Pocket Books and Purses, Su>pen.
ders, Harmonicans, Key Baskets, Flddlesttings,
Slate Pencils, Marbles, &c. &c.
All which he is DESTROYS OF selling,
T. J. uOLTON.
Charlotte, May ], lS49 2Stf
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ANNUAL FAIR


SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE,
For The Promstior Of Ats, Need ,nieal Iagenu;.
~ and Industry.
1.-THE FIRST ANNUAL FAIR Of the above
Institute will be held in Charleston, commencing
on Wednesday, l7th October next, and continue
open during the week
Specimens DART. INGENUITY, MECUAN.
ICAL SKILL end INDUSTRY of every dlscrip.
ton, is solicited for the Exhibition, from all the
Southern States, and PREMIUMS viii be award.
I'd 10 those presenting the best specimens.
As this is the first fltt made in the Southern
Suites to advance the Mechanic Arts, by means o.
an Annual Fair similar 10 those that have proved
so beneficial 10 the Northern Mechanics, the Board
of Managers earnestly solicit the cooperation OF
all Who feel an lnteres, in the prosperity of The
South, and appeal to every Mechanic, Manufac.
tuter. and all persons engaged in pursuits Of skill
and industry of whatever descri piion 10 send some
specimen 10 this Exhibition, and they hope tina,
every district in this State and OF our sister States
will be represented at the Fair.
All those Who intend sending articles for e1hi.
bilions viii please give notice to l.. NJ. HATCH
Chairman Committee of Arrangements ., as ear.
ly day possible. and every specimen sent " ii
be carefully ATTENDED TO and returned after the
Exhibition.
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rs. Orglna! Attachment.
Anthony Dey. \
Levied the land and machinery in which
the defendant has an interest, viz His interest III
the s.. Catherine Mills tract, it being the one
sixth part, adjoining the lands of J. II. Wilson
T. Graham the heirs of the late v Y. William
son aud Others Oh the waters of Sugar Creek
together with the Steam Eagine and fixtures
thefeunic belonging. His interest in the Char
lute mine tract, adj lining the lands Of J. II.
Wilson, the late III. {. Owens, ". w. Elms and
others, being one SIKH part. His ineres; 10 the
0FarfeIl mine tract, being one third, adjoining
thel ands of the Caps Gold mine tract K. W.
Elliot and others, also his interest in the Max
well mine tract, adjoining the lands of Samuel
Caldwell, J. p. M'Ginnls. DR.. Edwin Maxwell
and others, lying on The waters of Reedy Greek.
n / appearing TO the satisfaction Of the court
u that the said defendant is not an inhabi'ant of
this State ; il is therefore ordered tina, publication
be made six weeks in the Charlotte Journal that
unless said Anthony Dey shall appear at the next
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held
for the county of Mecklonburg, at The Court
House in Charlotte, on the 4lh Monday in July
next, and then and there plead or replevy, judy.
ment will be rendered against him.
Wncss--Braly Oates, Clerk of our said
Court, at Office, the 4,h Monday in April, A. d,
lsl9. BRALY OATES, C. c. c.
Printers fee sst. t34
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T. n. ALEN m DtK,
Sheriff Of Mseklenburg County.
June %, 1919 3iif
Tax FOR ls4s Every 500 value, 26l cents; ev.
cry poll, SCI cents.
Merchants Tax must be paid at or before July
Court.
Justices will refer 10 the 5th Section of the 18th
chapter of the Acts Of HE General Assembly
for l546 Al.
Persons are notified that, in addition 10 a double
tax for not making return. they sui ject them
selves 10 fine of one hundred dollars. Ses
Revenue Act, Section II, ls4s-i9.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
CABARRus COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, A.
pril Term, lS49.
D. NJ. Russell, Admir- of !
Root. Fervance, deed. p.,;,;o, e., s,,,.
John Scott and wife Ma.
tilda and others.
UT appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court,
n that John Scott and wife Matilda, and ID. X.
Peryalnce. are not inhabitants of thus State, 10 is
therefore Ordered by TIE Court, that publication
DO made for six weeks in the Charlotte Journal, o
paper published in Charlotte, Meckenhurg coun.
" in this State, for the said defendants to appear
at the next term Of this Court to be held for the
county of Cabarrus, at the Court House in Con.
cord. on the 3D. Monday in July next, then and
there TO plead, answer or demur 10 said petition,
otherwise Judgment pro confosso will be had as
to them.
Witness, r. w. Foard, Clerk Of our said Court,
at office in Concord, the Sd Monday in April, A.
d. 1919.
R, w, FoARD, C.C.C.C.
Printers fee S. 62i t3s
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Sharon Academy.

rENiIE undersigned avails himself Of this on.
/ IL porrunity to inform the public, that he has
opened 81 hool in Sharon Congregation, miles
south Of Charlotte, n C., at the
FOLLOWING RATES OF TUITION.
Spelling, Reading. Writing, and the five *
primary rules Of Arithmetic, per session {
Arithmetic completed, Geography, English [ So
Grammsr, Rhetoric and Logic, per sess. y"
Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy, Sur So
veying Algebra, &c, per session,
Greek and Latin Languages, per session, $40
The Academical Year will be divided INTO two
sessions FIVE months each the first, commencing
on the LIST Monday in January, and the second on
the first Monday in June.
" Good Boarding can be obtained in the
neighborhood at s. per month.
f. VI. KIRKPATRICK.
FEB. 90, 1919. lStf
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ROME
ST c. D. srpARr.

ST C. D. sTUsRT. SHE trismphs vel. Cod bless tsse kills tn which iie Eternal Cny staa.ls; She lTiataphs vet. d-ssite uf siI
 The Aastriaa hordes. and Gaslic hanSk. She triamphs yei. heroic Rome.
 gioFi0as Pietare for all hase-- Asd Naples S@srboa butcher dies
 Back to his den of last and esine She triansphs yet. tod bless the days Which speak her glory fo the world; Shs trismPhs yet, God hle~s the hands Wilseh frceSosns : Fisg io Rene anEarl'd Sine uinmphs yet. aRa yrt, Q. shame: Tbe ms5sra Gaui Is st her gates. And he. ia Freesiorn's narne, woaid ensBeh Tue fire which Rome yr0aa soai etates. She ,riamphs yet, and stIll, c God. Give berstie triumph to the l4St: Stssd by her white tho iyraal's rage, UBii Wars horrid storm is past; She has the ri=at. give her the might To strike ths last opt,Fcssor dowa; 0. he her soaI, her gnide, her slas-i4, Uatii shs- ears the yictor's crown. Ju!s 6, lei9. IN. Y Tribune.
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The Graves of TWO Distinguished Men:

PATRICK HENRY AND JOHN RANDOLPH. The editor of the Lynehburg PairiO, says that on
 recent occasion ot deep and delieAte interest 10 friend, he was afforded opportunity oi visiting the grave of the distinguished Henry, the spot where lies " ali of genius that can Perish''
 A plank enclosure, clamp of cherry trees and two white flint rocks, oyergrown by running box
 mark the earth chamber ot one of ,itoes most won- drous works. Onward still in liqaid splenaor ho~s has own loved Staunton-siiT upward from its banks, with seatle unauia,ion, swels his beautiful |" Red Hilf'-yet are 10 be seen. bending To the breeze, the iocusis in whose shade he sal or walked, ia eom'I union familiar with go4llke tonghts-iere is 10 be seen the char m which he ieaaed when the hand of death was upon bm-bs, the spnl; winch will hAow them forever has gone and left ao peer on earth. The bright oSb of his geaias has sci forever bat the horizon is stiff radiant wiih ns beams. Though monument, stone or s;osied urn marks the spot Ol the sepucbre. trophies ofianoF'ai mind are not wanting in hls memory. The buryias words with which, as live coal from the altar, ' he kiDdlei the hearts of milhoHs, sti syliabei by freedoms voiAfies throughout the world Tue glorious and beneficial fruits of the revolution, to which he gave the first impaise, constitute tbe
 majestic and endeafing nonameh, of bis Tenown. To old Charlotte belongs the b0aof of inurning the ashes Of two of the noss remarkable men and greatest orators of any age CT land Within few boars nde is the grave of John Randolph TIaai,ioa will preserve some of the particulars of that r2bie character. The son of Henry vas going down IL sPiendoa and glory; thA; of Randolph wss dawn ing in the ofient, giving promise that inc Armament of eioqaence should loose light. Like Chatham ani SlWabeAn, the fame of their eiOqueRee is tral lioa1y; the sew written speeches that iett farplAA adequate ldea of their powers. The one. by his sublime and fsrsi4 eEoqaeRce, stirred the heart of great h4iion to it's utmost depths, aud nefved Is arm ,e stTlke for liberty oS death; the other, by the exhibition of all that WAS iaieHss in thought, dazzling n expression, with irony and patbos exercised taighty influence .'oa Inc desi mes cf parties csasing himself 10 be ieit power l the e0ansels ol has coahtryaen, where san4aished sienAieds ;retnbled as they prasesi. Ia ilie iaey were kindred "a grnias--in death they sleep uhdI- videi in dl-;Ance-ln immortality, they are twin brothers.
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HE THOU READY.
ET saM. N'SurP

ET sAN. N'SUrP. . Keep thy lamp sil trimmed aaa burning, Burning Ter the evil hour, Lest the foe shall find thee sleeping"
 r HkHesTEAD. B. thou ready. fellow mortal, Ia iby pilgritaaga of life, Every ready io aP!seld lbee
 In the Ioii aud ia the strife; Let no hope. however pleasant, Lar. thy focsstess fFvtH the right. Nor tfss sunshine i@ase thee sir4yiBg la the suadea gloom Ol night Be theu ready when fhy brother Bows ia dark aiEiieiion's shade; Be thou ready when thy sister Needs thy kindness and thy aid; Let thine arm sust4ia sud cheer them They have claims upop Hs sti- Ind thy 9esde, like morning sunlight, Oa their weary hearts shall fall. Be tAoa ready when ti,e crring List 10 sins enchanting strain; Ready with kind worsis to weo them Back t0 yirtoe's path asaiH: Bs thou ready. ia thy weak ness, To do rood 10 fTieH4 and ie-, Ar thy Father slse,idrth freely Light on all that d~ell below. Ds thou ready for the morrow, When delight shsll please no more: When Inc rose and lily lsdesh. Aad the charm of song Is o'er-- W ben the voices of thy kindred Faiatly move thy dying car B. thou ready for thy journey, To some higheE, brighter sphere.
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Besrea--A nesfo wosaaa relating her exPs- firnes Q gaping e0ngfs satioa oi Ter owa eoAos among o'aes things she sad she had bs~R in aeAsen oee o 'se asethTsa asked hes-'S Ss.tes sea see say slAek iai2s Ia ae&ssat She E~Pa.sd, ..Oh. se way. sA". yoa ioOs, coat Psi ssay sss, 'sss-s SC lh de k1Iehess ~bea l ~as aAE F
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Psry tgly--A vc,eI, 4eiselen; in personal besu'y, sad to Sheridan @ mean to ~itbir~s my eosaHie- b4sce fTcsa you Many tasAks ies inc fssos, 2 rsPi'ed 'he candidate, ioi Il the asliss, Esss es.i s4a
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t-a4-sa4-I.gg contemporary leas d she the dsy ssas oi saanhss1. 'ls evening ssss oa axs Basss sacA starr. asywe b4sk ia slSE ,saaxacs gsal we sEs .SS assa !"
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1T. person wko esata est s.sssst bsssA." ssserves th< utsses Gazette. msEss h< ssssded sery eae~p. esea she.,sh hs sAeaid eas deal iOs hseAkiAss. asA . deal ,noss at d=9aes."
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ar The cem@oa assseis oi a1sss. sa G@lalhssis, Is esase sack. ~iih hoses eut ts tle Aesd aAf asns sfsiss .sssss Aasthes ssllsAce Sf Aagie s1Sks a isgsAaiiy ss.i en<sgy.
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5l- 4 clergyman In Coaaeetieui was reading to his congregation the beautiia sad seieAI psaiua es Davis whessia hs says; " Mercy and truth ate met together. RigbtecusSess asd Peace have kissed eAeh oiaer-" Al lhis passage li;ile gisI ia the assembly manifested sFszs intssess, aad xhssersa 10 her u,O'aeE-'- TAas's yasi true as yea hvs | see Righteousness Hia kissing Peace Pssbosy kaoS il,''
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sJ' ibS CAsi'oAe TeicgEaPA says gAai tAnsy-,a.s i'esssa' ~e's lately eOALrs.ssi at Ke~pssr, Ky by B4ssof fasceH