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LINN BoYD.-This gentleman is a candidate for re.
election in bis old district which he has long and
honoraby represented in the Congress OF the United
States. He occupied the high post OF Speaker Of the
House during the late Congress There is no man in the
Union familiar with the politics, well local as gen.
era of the United States, Linn Boyd; and perhaps
none know well the wants, the sentiments and preju
dices OF every loraly. His long experience, his sound
judgment, and inlexble integrity, give him influence
which few can ever attain. he has passed through
many trying emergencies in his long congressional ca.
unscathed by The breath OF suspicion, affecting either
his consistency or honesty.
Boyd is OF those unpretending who never in:
duge ia long speeches personal isplays but he is al
way right. When Boyd sanctions a measure we can
write II down democratic and safe without much exami-
nation. In the final settlement Of the compromise meas
ures, no deserves a higher place than Linn ,yd
But Tor his skill in adapting amendment 10 the temper
OF the House, which none knew we'll as be- the frs,
bill would have failed. His remarks on that memorable
occasion were brief and exceedingly pertinent, and the
more effective, coming they did from one in whose
judgment, much confidence was reposej
Col Boyd has acquired national and an enviable
reputation; and the first congressional district enjoys
through him influence unsurpassed il equalled, by
any in the Union.
Rotation in Office is good principle in general. and
some worthy men and good democrats may become
tive on account of long posponemen, OF their claims
Bat there exceptions TO all general rules and il is
wise not 10 give u old. well tried and faithful repre-
sentative 1t cannot be expected that the democracy OF
the first district should sacrifice the position they now
hold in the Union by making change for no special
They furnished the Speaker Of the late House.
and will retain that position by the reelection of their
old representative, who has national little inferior
TO bis local epUtaton.-LouispiHe Democrat
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DEATH OF EX-GOVERNOR IRspsLL.-We regret TO learn
that lredell died at Edenton Wednesday
last. OF eryspea. His health had been failing for some
years He was IS years Of age
Gov iredell had occupied various important and re
sponsbls posts, the duties OF which he discharged win
marked ability. He was profound iufst, a ready.
cbaste, and impressive speaker and warn hearted.
smabe man.--RaieTh Sa~Awd
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CANDIDATES IN MIssssRPL-Tbe following gentle
spoken OF as democratic candidates to fIl the
office of governor in the State Of Mississippi Hon Jacob
Thompson, OF Lafayette Colonel Tarpley, OF Kinds ;
Hon. r. w Roberts, OF Scott Hon. j w. Chalmers, of
Marshall Colonel VIM. Henry Johnson, OF Warren F;
Hon. Morgan MA6ee, OF Holmes, and several other gem
tlemen whose names are not mentioned. The Psulding
Clarion says; The democracy Of the whole State are
hmly united than at any former period. and
as we have in ranks many patriotic and talented
men, worthy the highest honors OF the State, there can
be but little difficulty ia selecting acceptable men for all
The Offices, whom the people will most cheeruliy and
cordially support at the POLLS in November next
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The NEXT CoSeRIss The last FIVE States, in their
congressional elections have returned their entire dele
cation OF democrats Thus FAR I53 members have been
eected-I05 democrats, so wings, and abo,ionists.
II the remaining IT TO be elected should preserve the
same political faith those OF the last representation
The whole number will stand 1874 democrats II wh,gs,
and s aboIitionisis - Penn sypan,on
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DIED,

In this city, O'Clock, on Thursday, the 4th instant
JOHN b. TEEPLE, formerly Of Philadelphia.
His funeral will place AT O'clock Sunday the l7h
from the Masonic Hail. corner of 10Th and streets
The members st. Johns Lodge No H. Muster Maons
rally requested above hour and place
On the 18th instant, Mrs ELIZABETH ODRISCoLL, in the
6eh year OF her age.
Her friends and those Of the family, respectfully invited
attend her funeral from her residence 10th
II streets, OF Monday afternoon, at O'Clock.
baltimore and Philadelphia papers please copy
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HALIFAX. April l6.-rhe British steamer Levontne ar
rived here with later advices from the West Indies The
prospects Of the salt works the island very good
Much rain had fallen
The lever at Barbados had disappeared. tow GASES
only existed among the shipping at ST. Thomas.
The British steamer Dsunless Barbados taking
in SUI plies for cruise
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lz-YounR Mems Christian nj Fow-
les building, h below Z, tho General Post Once
The library and reading Sunday
hours OF and The best religion.
and tho standard and magazines Of this
Great Dnlan regularly received Citizens
will be cordially welcomed.
BY order Of the Association.
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State on the 5,h inst. resulted as

The election in this Stale the 9Th inst resulted
follows;
The only State officers baoted for commissions
and register for the Dos Moines river For
these Offices. Josiah IL Boaney and George Gillespie the
democratic candidates. were chosen The wings made
no nominations But opposing candidates in the
A.id-indc pendent and free democrat
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by J. @. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer

VERY VALUABLE USIMPRovED PROPERTY AT AUG.
TION-On Friday afternoon, April 22d, O'Clock
ton shall sell the following described property,
Lots - and H. Ia So fronting 70 inches
Second west, between ID and streets north.
Lots d 5os fronting ~ inches
street, between and y streets.
5s fronting ~ feet inches Virginia avenue
betweea ST Second
Lot s9t OF south and First
Lot a. in square 6a3.
Lots 1, o, 10, and is, In square 9ss.
Lots TO- H. a. a. 10, u.s. 10, and 90 square oe7 con
tanning n all 1905 square feet
iosa 4 and 5, in square os fronting Massachusetts,
nue., sixteenth street east, and south
Lot ioo7 lot in square oil lots and u.s. square
1,05s
OF IL s66 "a street
tween SIKH and Seventh
Lo, in subdivision Of 52 fronting so Virginia
avenue.
Lots "a and ~, in squire 5S2
Lots 10, 30, and 81, in square $50.
Lot square ss and Second street
Terms One third cash the rsdne twelve, eighteen
months. for notes satisfactorily secured bearing intses Convey
sncing at the expense OF purchaser.
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
APRIL I'D Aucioneer
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CARD.The attention of furnishing dealers
specuuiy invited the sale Of new furniture which will take
place Messr.
street, Monday, tho 18th instant 10 O'Clock
large, comprising general assortment and the sale will be well
worthy their attention. For further particulars advertise
April l7-lt GREEN l. SCOTT.
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YoRk, (Pa.,) April I6.-The extra with the sIcur.
.onisIs arrived here in due time and In safety large
number OF persons the depot welcome their
rival After soournns few moments, the train passe
on for Harrisburg.
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NKw Yonx. April lo-The steamer Atlantic sailed to.
day for Liverpool taking 100 passengers among whom
is Professor Bache, Of Phiade pha She also take, out
x2oS 900 in specie
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Destructive PRE-.

PHILADELPHIA April l5The residence OF Henry c. Lee,
esq., opposite ST. Marks church, destroyed by fro
this the damage being estimated $780, 900.
The brown and nearly completed.
Mr.. Lea The in Europe.
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FIRE.

BosToN, April l6 The establishment Of Messrs. Hurd
IL Brown, wool deslers in Broad street,
sumed by fire this morning Loss $4,000
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ny j. c. MCGUIRE, Aucsioneer.

TTNIMPRoyED PROPERTY At AUCTION.-on Tuesday AFTER
u April 10, O'Clock
half fronting avenue between
South and IL will be subdvded
Terms One third cash. the residue In and ~
satisfactorily secured bearing interest
April I'D las. c. MCGUIRE, Auctoneer.
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WAsHsoros crTT, April s. 1883.
DrAR sIR Desiring to render you tribute OF respect
Tor The enterprise you have manifested in presenting the
clzens OF Washington and its vicinity. and those
jouIning Tor limited period here with series OF inter
esting and attractive dramatic performances since you
assumed the management OF the National Theatre, the
undersigned respectfully solicit the privilege Of rendering
you complimentary benefit upon such evening before
the close OF the present season as you may be
to designate Soliciting you acceptance OF this evidence
OF our appreciation OF your exertions. we are very
tfu had,
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The Spirit Of Jefferson says: Col. William Il Philip.
Of Wauenton, has received the appointment OF SIKH
Auditor Of the Post Office Department The salary Of
this Office is 900 per annum. He the clerk OF
fauquier county for many years, and regarded
The bes, officers in the State That he will discharge the
duties OF his position with credit to himself and
noNo' 70 his State, those who know him best are the
most willing 10 vouch
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- h-oniied States soreship Relief, II. B. Hitch
commander, from Monte yideo February 5b, ar
,.eo :. .n's port yesterday The following is a list Of
ns. o'.eea. Lieutenant Commanding, r. b. Hitchcock
't a"a."l ~ Day purser, G. Ramsay surgeon,
H., s., 1850 m'dshpmsn, G. G. Morgan, J. +.
We understand that the lJn;,sa g. IS,
and The sloop-ofw war jamestown. both .aohs w ~
6ra, ,qusaron are expected arrive a, ,hs por soon
On the arrival OF these fsvorite vessels ~ ~ Po SION
service, the fleet Of menof war saost :, we National
VIII be increased TO seven, viz The sbps @
Vermont and Ohio frssle Congress the soon. s ne
jamestown, Decatur, Dale, and Getman,o.ops ol. war
two recently arrived When such an even, ~ we last
lore we eanno, remember certainly no, for Tres, u os
Der OF years The order probably emanstsd e.. NUN
late Secretary OF the Navy, Hon John p Kenpsdy vb we
Wessea himself highly pleased with the whole aTran.s
mens shers.-B"Ssr Cswi~r, Apr,i IA
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John w. Fomey, H. A. Willard,
Geo. s. Gideon, j L. Smith
Chubb Brothers. w H. Kennon
Henry Polkinhorn, Daniel Buck,
Geo. Gibson, C. w. Flint,
X. Armstrong. p. II Brooks.
w. b Chase, C.. p. Wilhelm
John N Coyle, Charles W. Boteer, IT,,
John II. Bryant, ]. Thomas,
Samuel G. Harris, Charles H Winder.
p. Barry Hayes, Roger A. Pryor,
r B. Hackney. Jas, s. Holland,
M. A. Dexter, w. M Overton,
+. S Shulze, ]. r. Bailey,
j. w. Arnold, T. w. Abbott,
Thomas B. Florence, Clark Mills,
c. Eames, N. Clnch.
f. A. MARSHALL, esq, Lessee and Manager National
Theatre, Washington. 4
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ny E. N. sTRATTON

tPennypanao ovsnus, 'osh nde near ioh arset)
CROCK OF FAMILY GROCERIES, CHOICE TEAS, LIQUORS
ko-on Wednesday morning. April Goth, at 10 O'Clock shall
sell a. the store occupied BY Mr. Barnes the
tesnh and Che being about change hts
enue stock Of groceries, liquors. &c. consisting
Imperial, gnnpowder young Tyson, and black teas
Ertrn family flour, In barrels and sacks
Loaf, puiverized and brown coffee
spices, pickles, uolasses, syrup, candles
Cssue and fancy soaps canisters
specie lars, chocolate Cocoon, mustard
Tobacco and cEsrs, superior brandy, gin
Whiskey, rum, cordial, and vince In wood and glass.
Together with general Of broon. buckets baskets
mats and other articles kept in q family grocery store.
Also PLATFORM scales, counter scales, and weights.
Wet and dry measures, standsg casks
Kegs, counters. bins, drawers shelving desk, stove Ac
Trrmsi Thirty dollars and upder cash; so
$780, credit OF 81 So and $780,
Tor noies satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
April i7-dn
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PROV PARIsBaeydie, Historic de- Revolutions. de Pm
Il pire dAutriche; q volts, Paris, 1853.
scombe; Historic de Monarche Europe vos Paris,
1854
e.udrila Tsssau de Th.oe. Poqsss dss Isess Econo
miques ~ vol, Paris, 1853 .. r@
Nissdi Les Ennemis de vofare I vol, Paris, 1883.
Besoi Hi-toire de Napoleon -lc de epoaue
vol, Paris, 1851
Lsvollee; voysse en- Chin. vol, Psus 1859.
Msaheure Evoluuons de Lsne Ratsions en- Mssse
,Psns 1852
Hometown Dss Maneuve. Mer bord des bsmrns
voes colt bord des hstimenss VOL Paris, Ids
Cornas-snee des Temps lsssi VOL Paris, lasa
Jus. Imported, with others, direct from Paris, by
April ~ vRANCk TAYLOR.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 10, 1858
GENTLnMrk: Your favor of the 7lh instant is received
accept with high qualification your generous offer Of
complimentary benefit. 10 know that my exertons have
the appreciation of gentlemen distinguished BY
social position and intellectual sttsnmen,s is ample
reward for all past LAHORE, and will inspire make
fresh efforts would suggest Monday, the 18th instant
the time. if that will be agreeable TO yourselves
With grateful Acknowledgements, | am, gentlemen.
your most obedient servant,
E. A. MARSHALL.
To Col. ], w. Forney, Geo. S. Gideon Chubb Brothers
Henry Polkinhorn, Geo. Gibson. R. Armstrong. and
others, Washington.
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News and Boys wesr-we an extensive a.
w sortment OF clothes and fancy
such = p. - ''
Linen drilling, linen check cotonsdca
Blue, black, brown. md 81 cloths
Croton cloths, drsp d~se
White and colored mar.ele-, plaid and striped jeans
Farmers drilling, &c. To he sold
April i7--3uf CIAGETT. NEWTON MAY n
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DpICR AND FRAME HOUSES AT AUCTioN-on Tuesday,
ID SELL in front of the premises
spd lot north NJ between 12th
and I3,h Streets i3th between
nd streets, in square 9sl
property located in improving Of the city
worthy the attention Of wishing MATE poHtahe
Investment.
Terms ope-hsf cash baisnc. In Q 10 months
bearing interest deed
#l hHs GREEN 4 SCOTT,
APP I'D a.Ht Aucticneers,
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COME AT LAST.-Crape shaSvls, Grape shawls.-we
would respectfully nfe,m friends public
that ~ hsvs this day opened the and hest sssosus
shs~s tpsn and embodesed) offered In this city,
which would call their special attention They have
ehad a, the i"e neas sd win he soi sccordingy Can
/, isss. al h.H1f, GEooS, tERbts,
Mis- Dermoa's hsiidine.
Corner of Seventh and Psnn.yvses sgenu-.
Apn-solw n
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Sales Tomorrow.
ny GREEN y SCOTT. Aactioneer..

By GREEN q SCOTT, AucffOhccrS.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA
auctonon Monday, the 18th instant shall SELL
front of the premises, at O'Clock, good
and being lot
square north side of Pennsylvana
streets, square of
Buildings The house contains twelve good the lot which
stands 22454 feet Also after the sale Of tbs above
shall lot No. fronting % feet
Immediately in of the above described properly
One-lhird cash balance twelve, and eighteen
the for the deferred PAYMENT
bearing from day of SALE deed and deed Of
taken. Title indisputable. GREEN SCOTT,
Ap I'D Asctioneers.
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BY GREEN q YCOI9T, Aactioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF a LARGE STOCK OF NEW FURNI-
auctionon Monday the leih nst shall SELL n 10
the furniture Messrs Israel Green
Pennsylvania
of furniture, viz;
Mahogany sofas, chars, sideboards, and bureaus
DO extension dining, and other tables
Do marble top, centre, soa and other tables
DO walnut and maple bedsteads
Maple, walnut and oak chairs
With Of other furniture, which deem
unnecessary to enumerate.
Terms All Of SIS, cash $25 credit of and
months, for notes bearing interest
VIM H. WARD, Trustee
GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auctionesrs.
Ap lid
P.sThe for Apply the aucionees Messrs.
Israel d Green.
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Api6-2t Evening star.J
NEW and Desirable spring soods.-Masrudsr 4 Ca
respectfully invite the attention Of their friends, custom
.%S seo our os $ .
IS DO plaid check French ioa.rd.
DO DO DO s'' very S ss p 'a: 10, bought At
Is dresses fine broc.de do which win be sold very cheap
rich eSw the Sss
DO aen plain do smsr,ei@. ever. shade and gu.
sis ;ss saPsi '' bought suction
S0,s% fine n S,ss Gro De sSms .. sh and glossy
Plain and figured chaIey,, mou.'elne and ehaey robes
ss pieces a.. "s ss.; Dc /. $ sS ssn designs
Twisted SIM: and sranadins', Ssrsss de l.ns robes
ysy Sns DO :, as cents, worth 50 cents
Fine plaid striped snsh.m good
10 piece. hoe black befese.
:es
s pieces mediumpriced do
Black .lpacas every grade and price
scase, hne b.sched .hrinx., The mos, choice brands
Benebed and table dam.sk linen and cotton .h.ens
And every other hind our line TO which invite
cua ..r,on The above articles will be sold at the lowest
r. s-Wc invite particular MI
'ye s.%' 1s o0 And We
stock Of plain and embroidered shsw all which will be sold
much lower than heretofore.
April I7-3nwaw MAGRUDER CALVERT.
THE Complete Works o John M. Mason, ID. D., In
i volume. edited by his son.
duty u .cSa s"S 81 * Right ss B.
Journal .nd Letters OF Henry Martyr
Christianity Revived In the East; by ". g. o. Dwight
For sale BY GRAY h BALLANTYNE,
Apnl7 7th street, near ODD FeIIo~'' Hall
SEALrNe Gum, French Conan. P.s..''-s.,ty pu,
up bottles and prepared for sealing letter. papers, pack
Not affected by climate Price rs cents bottle For
sale
April I'D Stationery and bookstore, near 9th -.
GOOD STANDARDIZATION servants recently from Viz.
he had by applying early at the southwest corner Of
and EEhesnih streets One accustomed TO drive
rage and is sober and trustworthy. April H-d3t'
THE ATLANTIC R.,i,.S Works Manufacture IN.
ornsmested castiron
tho rods. and framework Of wrought ron making either light
graceful like
WIRE MAILING
aud 'od like Each pane. being thus made
phere affect there no rustng oft work Designs VIII bsen
to address, postage free
lie or private grounds cemeteries versndsh bacons &C.
for sale by GEORGE FOSTER Agent
sos broadway, New York
". r. agents authorized 10
sell this newly patented rafting for the Atlantic States
Ar i6-dam ilne1
WORKS by Cheev~r-A Reel in Bottle, for Jack In
DoIdrums being the adventures Of two OF the knes
Celestial Edited fro" me man
Voice. Of Nature 70 her d Soul Of series Of
AnsIogs- between Natural and The spiritual World
Pilgrims Progress and the Life and Times OF
''"''' oRAY a nALANTysE,
Apm Near odd Fellows Hall.
o. sCOT~r. Auotsow~srs.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
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Il. n. Sole Lessee
Acting and Stage Manager. W. FENNo
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-03

ready sal d, Gen SEQ Tt by giving to
Mr. Sewa I'd the adva ntagd of his 81
lence on the compromise measures,
bad enabled that mischieFous politi-
cal leader 70 defeat Mr.. Fillmore and
Mr. Webster in most Of tile north rn
States, and bring fogethfr at Balti-
more delegation from nearly all
those Sta ties in favor Of dominating
Gen Scott as tue wing Ca ndidate for
the Presidency. But tho withdraw
al of "A portion Of the whig members
OF Congress from the whig Congress
slonal caucus, and their address to
the wings Of the United States, had
reused and excited the compromise
wings Of the South; and number Of
the delegates from the southern
States came to the Baltimore Con
.yention, instructed not only to vote
Fer Fillmore. or Webster, but also to
demand til e adoption of d resolution
pledging the wing nation4 l organiza-
ton to maintain the compromise
measures; and in The event OF d refu
sal by the convention to pass such a
resolution to retire from it, and
break it up. The friends Of General
Scott in the convention, seeing shat
if they refused to accede to this de.
mand, the southern members of the
convention would withdra w, and thus
de stroy every prospect Of success in
elfcting him, made WRIT he of N eces-
sity, and acquiesced nomih ally il the
platform, BEING sATIsFAd ToRIL4 As-
.sUREB THAT By DOING SO IrHEY Vt ouIH
CERTAINLY SECURE TIE NotIINA1I4S OF
GEN. ScoTF. will not ask YOU to
rely alone On my Statement Oh this
subject. Nlr. Raymond, a me mber
Of the co Invention from the city of
New York, editor of pd per rfalled
the New York Times, ex member Of
the New York Legislature the friend
Of Mr.. Seward, and Of 9 zen. Scott,
thus wrote / in explanati on Of the
causes that led to the adopt of The
platform i d the whig CONVENTION: u
: I'o-m0rqF, 4 is 6el,eee9s hat Ken
l4ehy, Tc4'sessfe, Iog,Aaa, and one o.
Ac0 oiAer ,Staies, mlH gttc Scott tie
nomination Oh the third Or fouih BIT
let Tie Aprihyn Tlhg9 cure rag
on NE Platform, uiM fals uader-
stant1ag. Shortly after the nomi-
nation was made, very estimable
gentleman. from a norther State APP
preached my friend and colleague,
G. II. Williams. and add ressed him
thus: Williams, | hear Il bat You re-
Ease to support Scott! t was my
understanding that if weIof the North
woald yield on the DUE stion of i
platform, you Of the South would ac-
cept Gen. Scott as the #hig fdi-
date, and support him co fdially. -
That may have been your UNDER
standing, y replied my cole ague, but
those who made that bargain we're
not authorized to bargain for me. |
will not support Gen. Scott See
how the platform Was recei we'd by the
northern Wing organizatiq On.
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Death d Doctor Sues.

On II Idaymorniiig- tile l4lh OF
Feb. 1855, Dr.. Henry II. SueG
died q. P5eunnonia al his residence
on Red River, in Robertson Coun-
~.
DR.. Su5g was no ordinary man
Having b4t limited opportunities IN
early life, by his energy be confIucr-
ed the dfsads antages which envl-
ronedhlni andy a long courst Of pr
tent ndu ftry and persev rig good
managem rnt he succeeded IN pla-
eng his L amily in comfortable cir
'cumstanc Is. " hatcsef business
he engagd1 i'll prosperity attended
him, vile her as Ply s!cian, Nler
chant, orii'armer.
He was an accommodating Neigh
Dor, stdadfast Friend, an humble,
sincere Christian, a humane Mas
Ter, a font Husoa ND and a devoted
Gather
In the last years OF lis lie twas
lis lot to drink a bitter ortion--to
drunk il t b the very e'resss
While la was eng aged or his farm
and ID his praetie visiting tie
sick ap1i tie dying performing the
last .ad Offices Of Humanity ior