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The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-04-07
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FORWARDING AND D. COMMISSION
E. pea Me


@a-' corner q Seoond street and Clarke Avenue, %
Ieves, CITY ~ Nlaanger, n. T.. aaoa
The Undersigned sbsgs to give notice to the citizens
of Washington, Scott, Kies, Goodhue, Le Saeur, and the
adjoining Counties, that h. has just opened bis Ware
house on the Levee q Niningsr City, and wosld solicit
any business Of s Storage, Forwarding, or Commission
character and being ~dssirous, Of establishing himself,
would ~ to citisens Of the abovenamed counties. that
~ goods received By him viii be free Of storage for
thirty days after their receipt. "
Al Nininger il at least three miles nearer the greater
part Of the back country than the adjoining to- Of
Hating, sperDons doing business st Nininger viii ssys
It least Dix miles Of tes1ing, . matter the Importance Of
which nsed not be urged upon the public.
..aY ]. n.
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6arst rate mist Mill. Nh .4ls.a w Il ,.s 80 -, =.
sonsble terms Apply TO-, 81. q. sSP1NGE6.. =. -.
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Gb& emisrani ah spnrnal.
aos PRINTING NEATLY s PROMPTLY EXECUTED

-. Flour, meal. butter, eggs. etc., are, received at
THE Office in exchange for the Journal ~ >.
Copies Of the JOURNAL, in wrappers for mailing,
nav now be bad for Eve cents.
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!, HssplreaA 81 .Mtkaswili.m B. Reed, corner. Of Clarke
Avenue and SevSntk street.
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HOUSE, C0ACAt.4ND Af0N ae4 {
"a sba~ - A%ast gsssa1 faNfE ~a9issia
PAINHE Err asl.
e1A31xe Am 1A1oas1A161ne 3
,asdt bafDsss esskautss / ps 4asv
NlsINeER clry 81,

A story and . half House, fss2l, - fosartlk street
near Breckenridge avenue, tssy IS "a ~ J month
for the winter. It has three fosms md u eomfort.hlv
fitted Up. Inquire It thiis - 80 II
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.N- Sabbath School every 6spda0s alt6snopn
e'slssk, X Trsmont Hail.
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49, ~ 1VVV01 - .@A.a& T.
Those vhe look hack upon the past Of. Niningsr will
tead q hiata.y Of daring, enterprise, aad brilliant sue.
eese It is ssarti@g TO think Of the bold attempts
made now to build up . great city in close proximity
tet the uest. aosrshing town, after St. Paul, in the
whole North,west : and it isstartiing to think Of the
success that has awaited the attempt. From being =
AoeAingAa worse than nothing-a paper deception as it
wae esrposed to bet has become a solid and sub
stsasiAltown. Its lots from being refused at six dol
lerr, ale NOW sought after at hundreds Of dollars. Its
! future is clear before it. Lot its citizens member that
high and daring enterprise has made this place, and
that high and daring enterprise must continue to make
il. So soon as theyafall into the slough Of irresolution
--ss sceh Is they measure the degree Of their ambition
and energy By that Of the towns around them, 50 soon
will they fall behind. hand in the race. Let the monen-
tam that has heretofote actuated them be kept up, and
success, great and lasting success, is beyond question.
We netiee the arrival here Of Mr.. Daniel Purcell and
as lady. Mr.. Purcell was With us temporarily last
sister, be has now returned t, remais permanently.
He. brings With him a large stock of goods, and proceeds
&c open = store a. once. Mr.. P is one Of the right kind,
Of citizsSsAoheofA the ssx<t most sBeedsdsb y NmihgeS
now. .-8dfi e#. -. AeYEHHA.
n petition, We understand, IS now being prepared,
calling upon the Town Council to establish a permanent
Town, School. There is q young gentleman, q new conner
who offers to take hold Of it. -. So 80
THs BAPTIST CHURCH. At the meeting of the
Building Coumittee on Tuesday night IT the Handy
eide House, it was resolved that the building Of the.
church be proceeded with at once. A committee were
a~ppoi.sed to superintkend the construction Of the sounaa-
tioA, the size Of the building, although not the particu.
lar plan, having been decided on. At last We shall have
. church Il has long been a poor commentary on our
citizens that seven hundred people could not build one
church, while a small society has been able to erect it.
sef 3 h.aa@scae Hsll We refer to the Good Tenplars.
let our people urge on the church BY all means.
PsRsoNAL.-Our readers must have noticed that we
have secured The valuable services Of L. N. COUNTRY
NAN, Esq3, n the papsk.S 4 Nti Cous1srxANshss'
~>ese Of the Agricultural department, IS the repre-
sentative Of the Agricultural Society, and his articles
add considerably to the attractions of the JouynaL.
Observation-Disclosures the buildings heretofore
ensnssassA, We notice in sight Of our Office, a store and
feAidsnbS bdiug built. BY Mr.. G. K. knight. Mr..
Kdlhtawe understand intends to open q store when his
building IL finished, but Of what particular kind he has
not yetAaeeided. s&. rs .ft -3a.S4 .~s:fgga3S.
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4 49, ss!npesature for week ending Tuesday, April
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-09
11CvTEIA.

yLArKNDoN BorEr, ooaExR OF FOURTH AVENUE
~ and Eish.eeuth street Union sans5e New Yo<s-Ths
rner Of Fighters oppcste the magnificent gardens
~ NJ 1olhrpek the immediate vicinity OF Union
square Acsdemy Of Music and many other famous Of
sracS,op interior Arrangements pheAa
ana style. esessnce snd ccmfo are eqaa sny hoss N
one county.
number scious with hxh ceinss exceedingly
and amply provided with roous watev
ssets eloseta and All other appointments YEA devtsed W
mahe \ home comfortable Q well an attractive.
fhe cuisine is copsced the enlarged and Hbewnl
ne ~ the first French Artists In The aake
waxtetnr n ~ the beet and chocest productions
seasonknd unde~ he especial KerpAv
Families ether with private table hpa
~ desired Table dbots 81 and b oclcsk. privsis ab
ndesircd, NJ any hour
Onnbusee and the city
the door every minute
Families and single gentlemen who intend soournine In
View York will find this bcie worthy OF their appreciation
Terms " 80 per day.
No charge for baths
g. slsST. ,rroprs.o->
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THE CHARITY BALLS.

THE CHARITY BALLS.
THE r. c. ORPHAN BAIL
THE FIRST ANNUAL BALL.
- ror the benefit Of
ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM,
Will take place At
CRYSTAL PALACE
Or korpAy FvyrNe. ArRIL II, 1879
ks bSNOfDE will read rigns Poem wrttteo ~ we
occasion BY Charles James Cannon, nsq.
Every ehort vii be made 70 render his one OF pe "o'
EFFECTIVE AND BRILLIANT
assemblies Of The season
mirth, festvi,y, pleasure snd,,,,vvn
DODWORrT's FULL BAND
II engaged for the occasion -
The restaurant will be supplied ~
sra .tu .hou.A ,i,h ,ha deicsces Of the season -.
r,e,a,. "a adri,,inv gentleman and ladies fo ssN
AZ ,ha deno. Dunigan Broihers, S Bosdwsy ene ~ tne
principal book and music s'oree IN 'ns o'v 'u D''A
kememoerruu CHARITY ARIDKTH FOREVER
HELP Us.
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MATRIMONIAL.

- IN the city country, wishing form the acquantance
Of the opposite party with view TO marmony would do
well by Supplying personally, or by note, RDBERSDN6
WILLIAM corresponding agency. 6a aroaiway ~ Y.
All communications must be prepaid with stamps,
containing fll description parties applying and wanted
Charges moderate.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

ZION MATHEW HALE SMITH WILL PRESIDE AT
lbs fnday) evening, st5fM
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PUY1NrTURE.

RV6NCTUhk.
fNHAMBER FURNITURE --rfHsr PREMIUM EHkM
~ esd furniture In AL oolors and ry lea At prices rm
No sullivan stress. three doors from Cansl street. New
York.
J'NAMEI.LED CHAMBER sutrs OF FURNITURE, IN
IL ali colors and styles wholesale and retail at prices from
81 and upward. WARREN WARD, No. III Canal sreet
Odd No. IS four DOOR cas-, Of Brcadway, New fors.
UNANETIFD AND DRAINED CHAMBER FURNI.
~ ure al coorr Of superior and warranted uanufac
finished In landscape fruit and flowers nj H. " FAR
RiNGToN's, Bs Canal rreet opposite Wooster.
L,URNITURE, FINE SET OF ROSEWOOD
IT parlor furniture IN crimson maroon brocaelto
prise etes four chars and chairs but
title used Address A. b, boz No. 1855 Herald Office.
II TO HoUsrKERr AND DHALKRs
Great closing out sse 81 furniture At the store Bowery
opposite the Bovery theatre
In q retiring from business The undersigned
will dspese n his large and veil selected ssock In the above
store. at remarkably low prices ss follows
Sofas ell 10 SIC; mahogany chairs 81 50 ~ So worth % 80
W ~. mahogany vardrobes ft worth f2O; painted ward
robes ~ ~ 20 ~ marble top centre tabe ~ 81 W s1f
from fiz 70 SIS Mahogany and msxble top bureaus Cosy
found in FIRST class all Of vhsh will be sold without
before going elsewhere n B-The bsi.nce on stock ~
ssrsns on hand VIII be sold 81 auction Ne 28 n April
W. BUTLER.
7 ARoE, AIRY s1.gEPTrg APARrnENTs IN suMnKR
IL and warm ooes In winter, afforded tsnsh ~
secrNAE beAsfead In psrprs Sold At 81 White stre>
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MrEI.LI0kNCK OrYUnn.

NrEILL0KNCK OrrUHa
L,khILIss AND OTHERS CAN OBTAIN ExCgf.LgNT
seTvsnss Immediately 81 wages W snit all Al The
Domestic Institute spd Home LIS tlh OF 6.h
This extensive home has abundA,ce civil capable help
Conducted b. respectable American lady.
I,ANITIEs, HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSE KEEP.
IL obtain excellent Immediately, low
the Empire city institute for Domesiics SIS 9Th
This establishment has large number q well recommended
help always on hand
WANTED RESPECTABLE MEN sBEKING sTTUA-
w tons should apply nj the Merchsns' Clerks Registry
Once 81 Broadway. No l. No mission In sd-
Situations open for suitable applicants Refe
REDPATH
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REsTAURANTs.

norLy,s CHor HOUSE is7 WILLIAM STREET THREE
IL doors below Beehmsn with improved fscintee the
comfort Of dining has been greatly increased For good
chop steah, call at Dolys Hci joints from l2o3 Fine
old ales, &C. y. STROUD.
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A T 36I BROADWAY.
"A Ten thousand STELLA SHAwLS,
New in style, and beautiful n quality,
SELLING OFF TAIS WEEK
At much below regular prices,
In consequence Of removal on the FIRST Of May.
rich pretty and elegant shawl at 5h doflArs
A miscellaneous lot ~ 5 and dollars
And all the costly goods at prop0rtionate rses.
GEO. BULPIN
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A 36l BROADWAY
IA Now selling OF Ia consequence OF removal
One thousand black silk and lace MANrIAS al dollar
Two thousand do. do. do at dollars
Eight hundred do with deep ruass, at four dollars
Six hundred do. do AT ak doiars
Five hundred rich solid silk tqute dollars
Also, french LACE GUIPURE LACE, and MOURNING
MAhTIAs, all at reduced prices until the hrst Of May
GEO. BULPIN
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-09-18
VALUABLE PROPERTY
Et&hEs &Ag,E

XSTILL be sold. Mt the residence of Cap-
wv tain John Maxwell, seven miles south
west of Pcndleton, Snutb Carolina, ON tho
9th dHy of 0ctoberpe&t, the property of Bay
lis j. MAXWELL viz:
Ono Negro man, Dave. 81 years old;
Z" . woman. Julia, lSyears old;
boy, Perry, 9years old;
SC girl, Ann, 6 years old
q ' child. Alice. s months old;
One Brass Clock. | Silver Watch ] Rifle Gun,
Fifty bushels of Wheat; | Jack, Bangs. four
wears old; four Jonuets and ono colt, Jack
half interest in one Jcnnett and colt, Jack /;
lot Coats lot Hogs.
Besides the above mentioned propcrtv will
be also sold: two other Negroes, QUO nia,,
and one woman; four jacks, twoof them vc-
~ large. tprUvcd) one Of them Ia hands high,
both Of black color, the othertwo quite young.
Tho stock mentioned arc fine, the Jcnnets
being imported. The above property will be
sold on credit Of twelve monthg, with inter
est from day of sale; notes with good securi.
ty required.
August g. 1853 g
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-09-18
Ordinary's Sale.

T9Y virtue of am order to me directed by
I'D w. j. Parsons, Esq, Ordinary of Pick
ems district, | will sell to the highest bidder
on Sulcday in October next the Real Es-
tate of james Gilliland. deceased to wit:
One tract of Land, situate in Pickcns Dis
trict, on Adams Crock, adjoining lands of
Jumcs III. Amblcr, Joseph MasSingil and
others, containing One lIundrcd Acres more
or less; sold for division among the heirs of
said deceased
TERMS OF SALE.-On Il credit of twelve
mouths, with interest from day of sale. ex-
cept the cost. which must be paid in cash.
The purchaser to give bond with good sccnri-
ty, to the Ordinary to secure the payment of
the purchase money, with mortgage of the
premises if deemed necessary by him. Pur.
chaser to pay extra for titles.
l.. c. CRAIG, sp.D.
Sept .. 1858 td
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POETRY.
Indian Summer.

There is a time, just when the frost
Prcparesl To pave old WiuteI's way,
Whou Autumn in Il rcvcric lost,
The Ineiow day time dreams away;
When Summer comes, IN musing mind,
To ga1o once more on hill and dell
To mark how many Sheaves they bind,
And sec if all are ripened we'll.
With balmy breath she whispers low;
The dying flowers look mp and give
Their sweetest incense ere they go.
For her who made their beauties live.
She enters meath the woodlands shade,
Her zephrys lift the lingering leaf,
Aud bear in gentle where are laid
The loved and lost ones ofits grief
AT last, old Autumn, rising, takes
Again his sceptre and his throne.
With hoistcrous hand the tree he shakes,
Intent on gathering all its own.
Sweet Summer signing, flies the plain,
And waiting Winter gaunt and grim,
Sees miser Autumn hoard his grain
And smiles to think it all for him.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-09-18
Ordinary's Sale.

KQI virtue of an order to me directed by
8D w. j. Parsons, Esq. Ordinary of Pick
ems District, will sell to the highest bidder
on Salcdny iii October next. the Real Estate
of Joshua Chapman. deceased, to wit:
One tract of Land situate in Pickens Dis
trct, on Shoal Creek, adjoining lands of Car
ter Clayton, Samuel Chapman and others,
containing Ono Hundred and Nincty-two
Acres more or less; sold for division among
the heirs of said deceased.
Terms or SALE.-On a credit of twelve
mouths, with interest from day of sale. except
the cost, which must be paid in cash. The
purchaser to- give bond with good security,
to the Ordinary to secure the payment of tho
purchase money, with u mortgage of the
premises ifdcrmed necessary by him. Pur-
chaser to pay extra for titles.
l.. G. CRAIG, SID.
Sept Q. 1853 al.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-09-18
MOT'ANN.

4 PUBLICATION will be made to tho Commits
a sioneis of Roads, at their next meeting, for
leave to change the public road leading from
pckcnsC. II, to Cashier Valley by leaving tho
present road ~ or neer Dry,nRn hin, four miles
from tho former place, aud connecting again
halfDlilc beyond this point. Divcrgc again nt
or near Stamp Creek and intcrsect the same
changes as may be thought necessary. Notice
is also given that should this application to the
Board fail the Legislature will be betpctitioned
for leave to change the above road as is herein
set forth
May %, 1858 40 8m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-09-18
State Of SOutIa Carolima,
IN MISREPRESENTATION.

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
lVIlEREAS, Rob'tA Thompson, Commissions
" er in Equity of pickcns district, hath ap-
piled to me for letters of administration, upon
all and singular the personal estate of Daniel
Mckinney, deceased, late of the State aforesaid
and district of Pickcns: Tho kindred end
creditors of said deceased are, therefore. citcdto
appear before me, ut PickensC G.. III. on Wednes-
lay the 22d September next to shew cause, If
any they can, why said letters sbonld not he
granted. Given under my hand and seal of of
flee, l4th August, 1858.
w L pARSHNS a nm
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-09-18
Final Notice.

FENITE Estate Of john Abbott, deceased, will
L be finally settled mthe 0rdinarys Office,
at pckcns G.. H. on Monday the 9th day Of
September next Those indebted must make
paymen. BY that time. and these having de-
mands will ronder them to me legally a!tcs-
ted ON or by that day.
G.. w. PHILLIPS, Ex'or.
Juno 10, 1858 IS 3m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-09-18
~ NOTICE
sTATD OE sOUTaa CAROEINA,

PlCkENS--iN ORDINARY.
vS ~ Po'S "i' III
John Bowen, Ex'or. ct ais. solemn form.
WHEREAS, w. II. Bowen and others have ap-
W piled TO me to have paper purporting to
be tie last VIII and Testament of WiIIIam bow
ell, deceased, late of said district, proven in due
and solemn form of law; and il appearing to
my satisfaction that Il. ii. Bowen, Joel Well
born and wife Martha, Thornton Benson AID
wife Elizabeth, and H. II. Bowcn and wife Nan
cy, defendants in this case, reside without the
limits Of this State: 1t is ordered, therefore
that they appear in the Court of Ordinary, to
bcheldnt Pickens Court House, on Thursday the
18th day of October next, to show cause, if any
they cam why the said paper, purporting to be
the last Will and Testament of the deceased
aforesaid should not be proven in due form of
law. Given under my hand and seal of office,
hc 9th day of July, 1853.
w. J. PARSONS, o.r.p.
Ordinary's Office, July 8, 1853 8m
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U El e GzlzW wv g .GOgJ R.lIsIF8 ]

come to the rescue, and build up name
and nm influence for ourselves Let us give
our patronage where we will get the value
of our money, and meanwhile build up an
institution that will promote the glory of
God in all this land
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-09-18
State OF south Gar0liaa.a,
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Summons in Partition.

IN UHUINANI--PIUkENb.
James NJ Abbott
VS. Summons in Partition
Noah Abbott & others, 81 F.f
| II appearing to me that NOAH Abbott eniJno
i Dowis and wife Sarah, defendants PGfis cesc
reside without the limits of this Stats It is on
dercd that they do ,ppoar in .he,ordinary's
Office, Mt Pickens G. a., on Monday the litb
day of October next, and object 10 tue division
or sale OF the Real Estate Of William Abbott
deceased, or their consent 10 the samc will be
entered of record.
w, J, PARSONS GID,
.ordinerg's Office, Inly &. 1853. 3m
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Stale OF south Carolina,
HUN EN6---IN
Avarilla GrifIin !
Bill for Partition, SC.
VS.
Ihos. Griffin, ct. ais.

vs. Bill for Partition, sc.
Thos. Griffin, ct. ais.
1T appearing to the Court. upon bill fled. ilat
4 J. B. Manscll and wife Vashh, Barton Grif-
fin. Benjamin Griffin, Sargent Griffin, r. H..
Griffin, II. a. Billingsly and wife Minerva; the
heirs s-at-law Of Bailey Griffin, deceased to wit :
Avarilla Griffin, Sargent j. Griffin, Joseph Grif-
fin; and the hers-at-aw Of William Griffin, de-
ceased, namely; Ayarilla a. Griffin, Nancy V.
Griffin, Elihu III. Griffin, ltnsannah nj. Griffin,
g. B. Griffin, Mary L.. NJ Griffin. Bailey B. Grif-
fin, Thomas v. Griffin, Margaret Y. Griffin Mar
thu +. ID. Griffin and Jane NJ s. Griffin, reside
without the limits of this State: on motion of
Harrison, ccmpiainants solicitor il is ordered,
therefore. that the said absent defendants do
appear in this honorable court anl plead. an
swer or domur to cor1plainant's said bill Of com
pldint, within three months from the publica.
ton hereof or the same will be taken pro con.
JcSso as TO them.
R0B'T a, THOMPSON, c.s.p.p.
Com'rs office, Aug 2i. S68 8m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-09-18
IN ae'H'EdINL

yENIIOSE having demands against the Es-
Il tate OF A. p White. deceased, willren.
der them to mo legally attested, and all those
indebted to said Estate must make immediate
payment to the undcrsigned
w. w. WHITE, Admir-.
,mne Z. 1853 AZ BIN
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~ M6D'R'Rq'E

S hereby given that application will be made
L to tho Legislature, ut its next session, for an
net to incorporate the Church Mount 0liyet)
and the Camp Ground at Pickensvilc
July 3, 1858 50 SIN
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Nap,FadfE.

4 DUPLICATION viii be made to tho Lcgisla-
~ ti're OF South Caroline. ~ its nest sessis.
ior an net toincorporatc the town of Pickens-
VILE with the usual power and privileges.
July 9, 1858 so 8m
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| '"W oprihgs, thc IoloWihS inulof1us incident
English so closely that they had taken ref
uge in brick dwelling, while in their haste
to close the door upon the rapidly. advancing
anerleamS' anae 'hey snet out some OF their own WI,
INV ,beir cantos m " Thn Ne;c0ns suttWo"vu rro m"
exposcd to n calling fire, from those within
the building, and they only found safety by
interposinS the persons of their cap,ivos be-
| windows. Among tho British officers tako,,
was one Major Bury, WHO without tho slicht
est resistance, began only with proflnud
solemnity To cnumeratc his many titles
-, or' l am il'%nry bnrry' beputy Adlntmt
commundamt cf Charleston. captain of the
52nd roaimcnt &t,' Enough, enough >
replied C'I. Mamma N Whose hands he had
,''" fn ro3r S"" mo,m "v "V "n n T"s ss,n aooN,g
Exam d,m"oc ami sbli ttc '' cHre.ei Sv!eI" nc nr
It YOU and WITH me pompo9s major held
ou,"lp oI ~" o.Sv", ''' -A'''''"'' o'Hc0r SC
49, " '''N - - .,--
HE WAS \ STRANGER TO ilER.-Thosc
who are termed "smpe.mlnded people,
"uop' c":,ouS,y 'nIGoG''. n;I n'ouo ., oA pres
s.oH' oo''s'o,'ni's mt,'i oore; So roIt en-
/ Nv, l,o,rl &C =, ,,c,,,,r ,,,,r,; nj oo,,,Jo
c.o,, tl,o aa,,,t.,. 80 ,e 60 r.L, po,Ir,.
attended an exhibition of "Dissolving
/ Views" The bride, being pretty, attract
cd the attention of a stylish locking city
gent who happened to occupy the same
Se'V ",tn 'hG e"a'h' DnrihS inc cNhipi-
ton, the ouolgnGo part OF the h0ll bengal
,n"r v,9 ot;ri Upn' ;,,oJ |oJ "GT''pv ',E ,S
,oo,yor,, - ,vb;ch nnmS,;nJ sor, EtT, .;,o
The city Gentleman 1ncrbnms ocn;dnntlnivl ~
,rontIr 5000 ~" MIA MA f thn "'''' I"So
was too much alarmed to offer resistance.
This bold act was followed by Il bolder, GER
tainly not accidental, for the city Lothario
v,noh nnd 49, tl,o ,o',,,,. ,.;c. ,i,5 'J ""' .U 'oT
ber hnShand wh;ch s%c ' I;d ~" "hon tho ~ U1 sI
In,r;,,r ,vL;ynor,,'l ,,',,lo',,,,, t,oI. ,l"on
mJShn ~, y" '''N>' N'''O'l'' ''0N p'"'''
"Whot? ?"
"This fcllcr's here kissing me-"
"Wcll," )" said John, who was little shy
OF the citizen, "tell him to quit"
mo, John, you tell him"
"Tcll him yourself"
"No, John, [ don't like to, you tell him
The gcntlcman's perfect stranger to me. ;"
TIE Richmond (Ky1 Messenger men
tions freak of nature which is without a
parallel in the animal Kingdom. 1t is a
the farm Of Mr. MIN, Rob"rts M in Nd; a.
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