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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-07

open THIS DAY-First Spring arrival ot
Calicoes a full assortment OF Coat Spool
Gotten: Fine Beached Sheeting and Shrtng;
Heavy and Fine do. DO, Brown; Blue Plaid Do.
mesucs; Blue Drlllings; Osnaburss; Heavy
Drillings, &c, &c.
Also on hand, an excellent assortment OF
White FlanneIs. ran ing i'll price from l63 cents
to 81 yard. Silk Warp Flannels, very supe-
rior.
Our stock Of WINTER GOODS comprises
Gentlemens ShawIs, Buggy and Bed Blankets,
Merinos, with many other desirable goods, which
We are selling at greatly reduced prices, 10
make room for Spring stock.
mn & ASHBY 4 WOOD. No. 10, King 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-07

Alexandria, NH l9-u
copsg W d. CORsE.
RANKING. EXCHANGE AND COLLECTION OFFICEor
CORS E X r ii K 8,
No. SO, Exchange Block.
WE will make Collections on all accessible
w points in the United States, and holdpro-
ceeds subject to Check, or remit promptly to any
designated point.
We will deal in Erchnnge, Time Bills, Promts-
sory Notes, Uncurent Money, Coin, &c.
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought and sold
on Commission, and LOANS negotiated upon Ia
vorabe terms Interest allowed 10 DeposItors
A varied experience of many years IN ms
business, enables us to offer our services with
confidence TO the public. feb l'-u
ItARD.-ED WARD SNOWDEN having
J opened GENERAL .AGENCP or
FICE. crnsr of 7th street and Louisiana .Arenue,
Washington City offers his services TO the public,
in prosecuting claims IN all the Departments and
before The Court OF Claims buying and selling
Real Estate, buying and selling i. nd Warrants
buying and selling Stocks, negotiating Loans
and all other business Of similar character, win
promrtness. Washington, Jan l5-dly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-07
VOL. LIX.
j. Virginia Advertiser,
pUBLIsTED DAILY BY
EDGAR Snow DEN.
-. gs.p, Dollars per snnum, payable half yearly

49,. a, ADVERTISING. Advertisements not exceeding
I'.,,,. Inserted three times for one dollar. Adver
,l-.s continued after thre. times, for so cents
= .sE Elc4 INSERTION INSIDE or % cents oUrsIDG.-
.,,.n lines are courted as square.
,.a~u,, by the year, at prices to be agreed upon,
-,fer.nre TO the usual amount Of space they may
& r,v.rrisin, by the year not to advertise articles
,ig.u!ei in their regular business, nor to insert /,
: - lr.r,i,-Insnts any other names than their OWL.
yru,ss. AMI OBITUARY NOTICES, exceeding five lines,
gl -. b,y,.i f,r ~ advertisements.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-07

d. B n n. W. Harris peoples Favorite'
Do do luxury OF the People
Do do "Aprcot'
Do do "Suitani.'
Charles Fry's" lbs. "A B. Dabneys" lbs.
magnolia" j. Harper
H J. Lewis's" -. K Smith
Jones P Link " Henry GODDARD
Eliza Logan % Charles Asher
"Esmeralda" Sc W. Thompson"
Coleman Co.'S" l2's
81 r. Childres" los
Belle OF the South" lbs
"Wm. Ligon' !
"Rosedale"
With large stock Of Imported, Domestic
and German CIGARS; SMOKING TOBACCO,
in bbIs and papers fowhatan PIPES; Glazed
Pipe Heads Chalk Pipes; Scotch, RaPpee' and
Maccaboy SNUFF, in kegs, bladders, papers,
and bottles; all of which they offer TO the trade
as low as they can be purchased In this or any
other market mn ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-07

4 CARD.-NATHL BOCSH, GROcER
~ aud SHIP CH.4NDLER, No. 3, lrcIa
u hart ALEXANDRIA, VA. mn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22
risEAClII\G
Rsv oRAvEs will preach at the Methods,
caasch In harshsll On next Sabbath.

fs1esSr o. fNg paru Ar4 " Lane send.
u from har plantation, 1--WE miles west Of Marshall A
b box OF apples which, Tor appearance sud deiriaa,
fhvor ma l4i cy-ellod hy the apples grown In Ken.
ira-y NJ Tennessee We have often wondered ,,ly
q Nas Thar 70 ile attention paid 70 fruit culture
"a reaas Ia faci fer long time. & wa supposed
si'' apples eoald aot bs probably grown ia ,hi lat
h1as' npfh iew persons, by experiment proved 70
''a eon'i1fy For the lat three or four yeu- new
Hp'rii has manifested Itself aud the time !. not Ear
distant when sherr will be many line orchards. We
appreeias very highly the compliment, conveyed n tie
present d Nr-. Lane, and hope That her "a nupe %
rAi'ns fine fruit will be generally follasci
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22
,upey NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

For overall weeks after the domination oi
JUDGE Buckley, limitations werc thrown out
that b. Lad been guilty Of acts which d'epF
involved bis reputation. Nenspaper adverse
to the Democratic nonline-, came u a. WIN
hsmlis. anon the importance oi having m-
dietary. not only pufe bn' above st1spc'on.
A.tourt..as developments werr anticipated.
Week after week rolled AWAY and YET nothing
came. bu, dark whisperng.. and vague eonec'
turN. The mails rroanai with ihe commsnta'
RE. Of the Kuos Nothing pres ard their nop-
inal denoctAiic allies ihg country was fiie Win
suspicion. The people were a'iou'shed mat So
lao, i u.riosl shoad a. e vihout any th'aE
lfnitr of tangible brio ar-ed. they became
irosteni ubler the daae aad when af la,' thef
began O.. book around f,5 She author of ihe ~
ports b, was equally Intangible a. '''e charges
t.tem-eso.
A. length Jndac Buckley himself io'e 'b'
raiicr IN band The Gmni Jars 81 'hf county
ia which tie asi4 wer said ie base Ne-n e'ur
m,ti.d. conveyed and b-.lor. thai tuhsna.. 'hr
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22

e's- We soald inform our contemporary Of
the Flag thst Judge Whseler has ALREADY an.
'sei,d- b. accepting the nomination Of the Dem.
oeFaiic eonventie.. that be il Democrat. ard
10 isFor 81 Judicial rominstioDs His accent
aaec i equivalent to that fsr 70 honest man
epposed 70 sucn nomination would endorse she
principle IN his own person. Bat Ia addition
80 'hA. Juls.e Wbe,lcr ~ns consulted l.eiere his
nomination, and amer il was over Jad.e oll.
ham, on has behalf stated 10 the Convention.
taat Juslse Wheeler was Democrat. ami rec.
snizs-l tbs pliry Of making isdeial a,1ana.
fsYt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22
TO the Opponents II the On
=. Railroad ss.l,any, Of Texa.

Tn, real controversy now before the m,ll.
,on,hine ;hc southern Pacific Road exist. i
,op,u the ~tockhnldors oi the Company, n~,x,.
/, s,,ue g6 states of the Union. and the -
purchasers of the Road, property, franchises. 4
A.. of the Company on the st day Of ys.
Is5s under the deed Of trust. executed the lN,
day of October. 1887, by Geo. ;. fcrgcr Pm,
d,u, The stockholders b,l'ere. and have t.,,s.
.,Ie,.e4 tina, the trust-dce,l and the sale upi, I.
a,,. void both IN lau and in fad that il wu q,
,cuted. without competent authority IN vio.,,s,
of sound policy. and in fraud Of the right q d,
stockholders Of the Company. Upon ihs b,
lief and upon the opinion Of the hes, legal !.
Woe in Texas. and from almost every state. wbs,.
stockholders reside. this opinion has tspn .,
messed to them from able and distinguished coss
~. ,bry have adopted this view Of THEN right
through mysel. and others they have applied IA
the constituted guardians Of property rpu,
lion and HE the Judiciary ol Texas, mr M.
e,ly of Che wrongs inflicted, seeking in the mi,
y,s, If the right source redress or their grs,
anc,~.
They have appointed me, to protect in ever
hv,f,I and proper manner their rights a.
rented thi. hirh trust, and shall no, shrink frcs
Nm, faithful discharge Of this undertaking
have proec4lei i. DO 50, without Improperly A.
.,;liny the motives, SO far aS ! could AVOID 1;
ri,ul, and adverse interests OF the purchaser IA
Nj, n..ociat,s- hoping that rason and jus,ss
Anuld have u full and final triumph ,hrcagh The
courts of the state in the establishment q hr,r
ri,h,s and in the execution OF my n>pousibs
commission. | have carefully AVOIDED 10 b. tn
s..siisut of the acts and motives of every on
- eras could in duty TO do 50, relying ups
,lp merits Of the cause ! spouse TO ensure ,hs
.uceps, 81 my andeayor-. in bhali Of ,hoassDs
of eanfdins stockholders IN this ouierpris,-
whose rliancc ia part has been based upon b.
LEGISLATION. and the nN,. aud good ai'h NJ b,
n.oplc Of Texas The Legislation has ben
.nr,,lrai mike. the administration Of ,he hs
s...f,.f.,fo-g hui the COOP FAirn. Of the grs
bod, Of tine citizens Of Texas and the pabb
su. ~. y 9. Is lat. cl.cahy Of harrl-'
shreveport. Ia.
d, IMPORTERS anl lyalrr- in pure Freua
~ English. aud American Drug and Chem
y c'54 Paints, oil Window Glass, Engba
and American Cutlery Fine Guns, cs,,h-
1, stationery Books Fancy Articles.
Fishing iucklos tohacco and Snuil ~D
Il j, th, purp.~e 81 the prupriclur- 10 msi
Ja.1 fI thaf establishment q character for IA
ing 100 tli. WY choicest description ul good
\ thejr l.n and miru,-. aui hout''} Ir cycty oh
respect Ga these grounds tlet solicit Vie ina
Of ihc surrounding country
MlILEB a MORRIS.
Npl - Isis Ne % en-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22

FLoon AT MFupms G,,g, D,.,,,.,,. ID,
nj P,o,,,1, E.a'.,,.j rN'.as re ',' yea, =, "
Nap,rt., III tx ''y '"'
Oh. (1llowin, ,c.',,., -, LEY + 'N''
tiv.. n,ad h. r,l,,,..,',.'. u'''. u'-
On Snud,, 800. ~" .','"'( uIe f','
-, ,'"f '''"'nS ''S'' ABOUT nan
one Of the mnst violen, n,,d 49,. 'N'',u ~
rain storms tbat has r,il.,,
tion al the c,rr,r,. Jnr.,,e guy S'N
season Tho r,i,, c.,,ti,.nl,l , ~
ter,,i.sio,' 49, ~" a. ,',''''''' W''hnnt M
Anodip., u,. ...,'.,''..I i've hours
water ip,. lie Re- = P''''"'S 'f'
stream y,s. ~. H. wv" 'n'
away cvr,,tli,., ,r;,lin' H., -. ~ AN'P'
The hayyn rT,. ,hr',",1 ~ , 'e","
tent of the CIV G"m 'nth :" '''V ~
.o,,,,.t,.;,... ,''' s'",n a. h1fth,
v,rd. nEoye ~ ,, nm ,''' ~, ''~ hundred
la propertv can bn he,,or -. ~ ,'pi
described yhnn /, T., ,"''s ,",H ulah
banks Of ,ho hay,n :, wv ,,0 l,L I''' 'h'
lined with hon and .,,rder ''" nf ' eI'
ar, ~ t''. '''SS VINO
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22
TIIOs. SANFORD.

e.
ny Al -uiserii,-r- 20 the Republican uHt "i lh-
,,rt ~ are requested to- paY Ia advance inf ihr f'"
that II il more tunhe 10 collect such small sums i""N
10 earn the money
r~,- Money. ia, subscriptions. ~ for duss +" We" re-
,t,b,irAn ,fe- cas- he forwarded BY mail NJ eaF ft's
DAY OF PUBLICATION Owing 20 the alteration
in our msi,a we are compelled TO change our day Of
publication vs. have adopted THURSDAY as The
,nos oonvonisr, and suitable day Bai for the press
Of work. our paper would have been Issued las
aay wscr. 70, nsxt pspsr viii be issasd "a IauEs
an,,asy 49, JACKETS. Our candidate. sAe'l' "
$50" "p' FAs II Oh
esea---as \ is almos. inipsssi d. A.. max. -, 4,
's'h'' kind after the election Beside, i;-ss so
more trouble uian tho money is worm
On Monday next We shall commence --..,,..-,,
Ton hofsts We shall have to deps.s 20 - ~
dss-isi'ioH, upon the candidstss :. ~ '"'''
afnsral iseke, with the name. Of all esnalda:ns
WHO FAY, end nse party ticket,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22

Sv- We had iae pleasure a day or two ago.
Of greeting our friend, Mr.. e. :. Sabine, former.
y Of jesirrsen, but n present connected With
a grocery house IN New Orleans. He viii ne.
q ,, our thanks for late papers.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22

~ Col y. NJ Lose Of the firm Of u 81.
lowe Co, New Orleans whose card sill be
ionnd on tbs mex, page Is at present in this por.
'on Of feSas We acknowledge the pleasure
Of a visit from him few day. ago aud the pre-
seolAsioo Of late New Orleans papers We cor.
daily recommend his house 10 our friends
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22
CHARLES DE( h EKr,

South west oafurf of the pnh'l, >quatrJ
EtIS constantly on band a ara a+saimr
y OF lAd.e lHi Grgltmrus boot, and -htss
shis own Manufacture; also good supply Il
and upper leather Cor sale
i rom h.. long experience and cnso aiiefi&
! the business d. hopes 10 hive coniinaans
That patronage heretofore SO literally bestowed
Il bm Al orders promptly attended To- and
CORK easrnUN 4 49,. ............
Of right and showing rader departure from
correct principles with narrower personal self
i,hn'ss than can possibly be imputed to. or fast
encd upon myself or any one. who Is, aoT a.
lively and openly AT work with me- in Texas. fr
The objects which brought me here, ! chalenyp
this issue or beg my liheral assailants TO
YaFt me, and my character from the serfsn's
poisoned Gang, aiier my departure.
II ldonot open, by this challenge, wide enough
the doors for the essault, of these adyersarSs
| shall not decline to have instituted parreld
between them aud myself both in private Nv
and personal history | here too challenge
parallel to bc instituted hope ma busy adsef.
sari,s will meet the issues ! tender them. BY
O'Clock tomorrow. as | now intend and expect
10 l,aye here on saturday morning ! bg IN
lluctly 20 state, that | have neither taste nor ~
sire for strife aud throw down the gouiitld odl
-. = ,,.ptuS
wbnm ha % ,,o s' IA 49,, ,"o nn,h ,v .u.,. 10 ex
nee, sneces. l,l nsrs,naI , , ar tberby in.
dnlge the f,ssea eypec,,tiou of strengthening
themselves or their cause Whatever ! may b.
they are Themselves vulnerable; wrong IN post
uon, before hoth man and God 49,,
ne S'oeNhohi'iS have rights OF uf,' h
'u' ,.s's ns ","' n.a o'''',S ~ bho,,J 70
d.ebasgn tho rs.n"..; a ~ ,nn..l npop M,
neaeonblv anal bn,n,sl,l,. ana ,l,co,,l;uc 10 tk
established mode. in o,hsr nlaccs ard with cas'
people for the settlement, d conflicting claims TO
nr r,..nr, =, ,. r., h'a.-a'',.,,, % ,hc o,,e.
Of civilized and CHRISTIAN communities. an,
however. here. shall 90 away and shall r,
turn. If there be impu'a.ioos against ~,
them nor made ia tangible snaP,
rAI "A Pts.fs ttIl. no r fhfr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22

The canvass IS drawing rapidly t7a ''ie
Gnt :, g,y. L~y4 apa ,'e r-iit wli hc Anq1u
uu Monday wck the election CONES ou,
rhe opponent. Of Democracy 20 this comfy
know and Grl i, Importance For four Year,
they hafe enjoyed tle cmoumouts of tee ,a-
roy aAos with al the political influence az
lr Gr.t r ' ll-ig asaa, Aat soiita-
zaiion Of The Democratic party. bow ceaselv
they have Kept ap the cry against cuucu,q5 unl
conventions ST the yariou. mpelmcn'. that
have been used 90 commit Democratic voter. to
The support Of Know Nothing candidates. with
What tenaeity i ha- been urged thu political
Determinations ought not to be- made And
now, ca the cye Of the election I'd. Sc 10 alsitg
al their previous declarations they are an,ing
candidates from the field So as to narrow it
down to hand to hand contest
The oppon5ai- oi Democracy know. that
WILTON, Organization 90 our part they would
have elected without difficulty. every officer
Their great hope their reliance nov Is. in our
Supposed want of uanimiiy
pemocnts who have regarded the opposition
as dsbandel and powcrless must. IN Wow of
rcent events, be entirely undeceiyed They ,es
before them party as fully organized and az
tenacious of authority as when ia influence was
overwhelming IN this county
why "a it that the opposition resist with 40
much energy the attempt to elect the members
Of our ticket Why i. it that they oppose them
all from the least TO the greatesti rhog know
81, influence which those Offices give them
They experience the l,ct that with their lass. the
power OF opposition in this county is gone, aud
hcuceiorth the reign Of democracy will be su-
pNme.
The Foregoing considerations ought To render
he democracy Of this county a unit II they
do not we feel assured that they will b. .nown
'tj recognized at somo intarc election when /
great issues are at siabe and a contest is before
a. rendered doabthl by tbs neglect To strength.
ii ourselves when we had the power Theu #
w be seen, at least that the n publican DID its
ny ia the present canvas.
rss- Da JErru, fovlkEs. President If the
'onihern Pacific Railroad Company aud Messr.. q
homas - Lincoln and Thomas II WILEY III y
eciors len Marshall few days ago. on a visit
I conference "a the foreign stockholders They 81
SPeci TO return in a short time Col. Todd il
Ne Vice President and other Texas Directors. Ii
main. Whatever may Doe the merits or domcr. q
! OF DR. FowIkes transactions with the south. p
n Pacific Railroad Company he has exhibited -
e most unlring industry and the strongest d.. /,
ion 10 the interests Of H. stockholders through "a,
I the Union lie has been cea.ess d his &c
rs and 1Ca for the yindicatioa Of their rights "a
d has lei, nothing undone for their protection. AZ
The sherman Patriot, after detailing
al etnpt Of Instruction on plania. If
N ~ Cook county, says that it il be-
wed that ahplitionists are in that coun- H..
, and the editor admri-he. them TO x
ware Of their conduct. odd that they
watched, ami declares that nothing
I supernatural intcrpositiun can pre- iri
nj their being lynchcl re-,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22

iNsuAtl iisfrmtcsS AcAnFsY See the aarcr.
uselaeai Thereof NJ. carolaa 3. -ipe scholar ana
an accomplished teacher we ho9s teiaa5 meet vita
liberal encouragement
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22

ssr- Me-.s'- r. T. Rhodes and Hardin Jovee
hagc withdrawn from ihe race for sheriff.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22
sLloHTLY BACKING DOWN

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ness with compo-urr. an mtcrminable
Law suit Che end which no man eau
tell. TO crafty tire cHpidlty If either
.iare And again he says.
% Thor. l. fl, u.e Fccbins ANYTHING
tle-sd tle bush iu connection with this
affair The public know without ne ~.
t'li that ~" Pun. :. '''''' "' ''' . '.'
U'''',. ''. .'...,rl.I m, ,nt6,. w.h
~. esrr,tan-. will MT come 10 thpu
ud while thy are 800 bow 1hc pr@rF
aiH' kn@N nv u "'.''' 'Di n.y.. - '''
'''.'i ,.l ' '''' ,bc,.r,o avail them
selves vi iae land bonus and state loan
SO Hau viii FRA moment contend
he remarks. that there is any hope. ol
scarcely possibility af advancing ihn
Great work by either party while u f
Nticated What then viii The people a.
thi4 vicinity bc pruiitcd ia the termina
tiau sf tlti. suit. wear. hence. after othc
Roads shall have been constructed
,berehy rendering the building of thi
useless and II completed, prolijcss
When Il Is remembered that ie'
weeks ae1. our contemporary secuted a
thr idoa VI compromise. these must b
regarded IA remarkable concession
he plainly secs now that lhe new cou
panv r..unot pay the cruutor. snd pr
coed with tine work. ia view If thc lit
cation before H. and advises rem"d
81 Tor existing iis by settlement
I.icse are correct views Tine didieu
~ ties ought a. le adjusted by a eompr
mise. as speedily as possible, and Oh
en,efpr1p ppcgi in rbe hands Il mei
whose business babitsand Acknowledge
:, integrity w.l command thl cmdden.
10 % tl'" country Ne''"'' ny lu' l"P
rs u'es aa '' present "ft'N'1aN are "''t
s. hHild ihn r'aA That Wiii Zee ad"i''''
y w. think by every one We must hay
III ,t .,.tt,. ,hnutee az ,..~.rarer- m
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22

,ve,,ises AT the Masonic Female
I,stitutc VA Thursday lasl ! nav, o""'
.lnled to give you, in bret, relation
~ ,i..r,. hopinr that it will not he uh.
,',.....st,,,r IA vuur many readers.
- g., .,y however, IN advance, that
have uo connection with the inst'"e'""'
that am not an " old irl'h" u W.
princinal having never seen Nun UNIV
,onuA him in our midst as teacher 'n"'
have now but lttlc acquaintance ""u
him. that am not member el ms Vn"''"
my fraternity to which lac belongs,
al mat by no interested motive shal
H., b,ased IN regard 20 the examination
~ ,rbi,h shall speak ! SAY tins mneh
ma assurance ut my sincerity uc''u7, /"
,brs,. davs af rapid press work. we iind 50
.r,n litlr men. and little measures pul-
e.l Inn, ouhcmcral significance by anon
,u,u. and Interested scrhblers, That
ra.,,.lr are used To place little confidence
Ia newspaper reports.
Tia exam nation began at about
...ek NJ But tow visitors were
rr,.ent 40 ir,t: the house however. soon
i..,.,fn.. nretiy well filled. The first class
,>au,u,rl wa. one consisting OF young
ladies ia English Grammar 1t was
stated tv Mrs Eaton. one OF President
smith, very efficient assistants mat De
fore the present session the members oil
IA, class, with few exceptions. knc"
almost nothing 81 Grammar as a scieuce'
tbat ma saet. they were beginners IN lis
3 nr.ner study The examination was con
! duet,d fairly and openly Books were
H.. mud q
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\ Coon FIR Rev I. O. Lincoln. Of
Utica, was presented by the youth Of his
congregation baptist with pair of
KID gloves each Of tie fingers and
thumbs Of both gloves had folded in il
ten dollar bill
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er o. N'adly last, l'lae w. Jah,,1n. "a. sent
nr cotton boll. Oar informant states that W. john,
aoa ms bne eEnn.
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WHITE. SMITH, y BALDWIN,

ECEtNlNG FH-faiar oui CDnniaa
II U-rlaas. and d.air. u Groe5n,. Bel
and Bar Store Plantation ~upiies. oic.
,pGrI tMmary" aud Nam streets, she'e
Vuu H.
Ap-l2L I-5- No3lN
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1t IS not easy Ia siraighten in the oak
the crock that grew in the sapling
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DEATH OF W X KELSEY

n t,eeomes our painful daty to record The
hath Of our esteomad freud ami ie.o" ''''1'"'
" H. Knsry ESQ., 81 this place. "n -.
..,.,., ,,.,rnn, la.t. he started iu company wan
Nr " +. Chilcoai from the hoi@' OF 'ae ''''
,.r b miles west Of Mar-Aall to Che 7ao'n' 'n
A., e.h.r. excursion. 1hty bad prccs'i'd '''.l'
,vo mil.s and q half en- thar journey Dad a''-
u,aan,ed anl sore preparing To- resume '''''
trip. wb.n Nj Kelsey who had s'ne ori'"' "''
ta'4. was kicked hy hir with sn@t '''ene' 'h
,bs hawe4 TIE injury sa- fatal ihr ee'f
.t.., ,rap.p.r.d about ocI'ek 90 SATURDAY.
lie wa. conveyed to Nj ohdcoa' a. -''.a p.
,...ibs where hr fingered ID ero' pam. ai'''
.t.s,.s T. ". of thasac5 dug Icy -ni5
,,l..s l.,ri cam. ta his r.iaf II d.sI win
.......nst.sr and composer giving mn4's df'-
t.aa. n. O., tIig administrator 1t h'. Ne'"s +"
fair. and the uauagemaa 81 hs children ~
I..,oe came io li. relief n h. m.i honrs. H.
,ser.-.d a confident nauce m That saving
srar, which .arpa..e,h human uai .r.'ani'nt.
THE decce.,d w. ba' % or q year, OF age
ra m5n,b. ago ae aas be- tHe sH'e. Inea' oil
,h. richest ol .lt. bee.je.. lie md an "-
...ap.-hai SITE. aal .lr.r lo,y dauirsn Us
home wa. sp earthly paradise Bright pfo'-
tao,. a,r, before hm FreuI' clustered na'"l
t.m aisa.s an9erd anticipation hops i'.i
s,,o.l became realities. Bat bow ys.n are all
s.+.il. passuii. l earthly mpp.uss @of
d.