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LEGAL.

S,uYRif1rs Sally yirtga 4 nc Nrieitiosh
- F.ea.os. P1~cuticn iszsct frorn ne Nfsn or
s curt - directed srd deltvefsi - "a
- Al William Rockwell sud axsinst nhsm hNH-
.-.,s an cracred - EEL The fqllo~fnf tc~cfinsa
p>.l Esssss ssaates IN Nigo tcunc, Indians. To-
at go. =. .-.
r.asanne Al wlillsrn Hsrfinrtea's sonth TIE and
,-,,,tse .suth ca County Road thirts-s iei
- - fhes IT g. thenre vest & line sith Crit
go. 49, hne. thence q harfiagtou- -rutn linz
tlirt.--ssen feet and ia sgclfs as pof, the1rs
=. I'D f84rrngtor'- -outtr - ~ riace - ~ IN
rsr. the .aii iani above an-rtpn1 = n Ia number
efty-foar ss II the suhiissiqn ~ section siNteen
IL ssxrship twelve II uorth q rsnse psus y
~ ara onNs<-x
san HhAY. ocToBER -. 1901.
Ni.aia -, iesal hoors - sal day. .. the CouTs
Nai.. t,ar ln Tefre Hsae. wild Offer the reut- ard
uats 4 the above described Real Estate. together
.th FL he prisierea and appnrtenances - the ssre
fsionrirs f6r term not exceeding seven YEAR,, -
IL. hiahe-t sider for each and uToa failure 90 r.
.iIee cum eur csanf % satisfy saia execution an
80, ID thea and there offer the fee--.fasle. n
.n q 49, Real Estate he hghcsi bidder so egsN
- .ati.ls abe sstne.
-hl- 18th : ~ efseyte se~F. iret
SAMUEL CONNIE. Sherin.
,rs~s~ rs fee steo.
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.ow DOES PERUVIAN SYRUP

CfEK - NAVY B1ksSi-
APP AEFNILT DISS SIMILAR
whsns - tle faits "a tsxri mote iA~h e. Roy.
se pcnaltg s .. ,pep-is. ia NOT eonv~ni~n. esn~
r. lessea 4 corp sirss beginning 9TH irPaired
t.sr-aa. an generally ending m CONSUMPTION.
as "a originating In dsfersorasea - 'hs tlpo-'
from me nsv. u. cRRYSIRkPf
ci>cf~S III, orsohrr =. l.ss
have derived - much psr,e.ai lelsii. from N,
"P,rr,lsn Srri.y. .s4l 90 BOt -i;sse T. recon-
70 al thai isrge class Of cAses. hcre
fr. .e slie.enf Tsnlss.s. To cifr2snen esreci-
sliY. arl l.fsl- sAc.e oscu. sLens - heaFif he
sI..rri.s - sufferers frss1 il ,eeti'a-
80, s1.f. ~ ~.f- - e-s q = 80 - a.
4eftiUth.e refr..'.@l ~, d
II GHEf NfE4P.
T..-for q - 81 Us tlr~L
sest 8 90
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SHERIFF's sMLE.-..Dy virtue 0


CHERIFF'S SAIE.---By virtue of
! Ntwo executions i..ned from The vigo COMMON
Pleas Cont. o. me directed ard delivered bath N
fsser - tonrsi Sehslh ani one AZ sins' Henry Pa
gan al one AZ inst Helry flagAa 81. si.d hsnry
F>e-n IT. have D. led 90 the fsilost 4 fiersrtsrs
Real R.tsfs. .tustrt IA yi<o coaliy. int'sn.. =.
vii.
10 tn.sile- rs, 81 IL containing t~e Ar
seventy once hus-tct1s Of "a set.f2 5oloVl. httts
.,if ..lan - efe h4rarei loo u iaui OF the
north I'd - thu north east quarter a y sscticn
tweufe I've - township twelve ~ north - rsnSe
IIio u ~cst Al. made - Chauncey lso~e cxccutn-
. = A l. q a-e. AMI -
SATURDAY. CcIoBER g. lsc5.
wrhir The legal houa- u sail t-J. !, ths corTt
House ioc- Tcrfe Hsate. RI oicr tn -ssts ar
g-of-s of.he shove described Real E-.ste tosst-er
Al. 81, 80 privileges sri sPPprtenances % The .sH'
tflngi' (. Tor term mt eFccecsng seven vcs's -
sishe-; titter Tor cash and upon failure
re sufficient sst'sfs saia executions I'D
ser. ell then AMI there or tha fes-dmpis. IA
sr % <sld Real Estate. 20 fhr highest tt+jef -
cssa. . .a.fsfv tlfe sane
his -0th dsy - september. 1851.
SANrRL CONNER. Sh-rs
c~7,sss r. - ~ 90
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cHruFFs sALE....Dy virtue .

cHETIFFsS SALE.---By virtue Il
) an order y sale issn.d RON m Nigc '1tc-lit
.s-. q ne directed and delivered. n favor q JOAN
Hartoa ard against Millisu Richards. pfiprips. so
william H. stewart rcpievin bail, I am ordered -
seii ~ fol0ssins Described Real I've, r-ps tcas
Nfgo eeunty. Indiana. to-~it
Ihsrsy-.even feet All six inches 1T. e' ccnrene-
ing 81 a.lsin Harrington s9gfa hne a. f-Aplns
18th the county -oaf. fsfrcs se~t q q j 81 ~ -
tsriffih's West line, Oerce north 20 Harrington's
south hnc tlirty-sevcn feet and rx inrhes 37-s On
sait nafrsnsion's south hhe g fireplace q begin
ming. tn sail land above de-criheftf1 sitot my
four 81. section sxleen 10, towu,hla ioeiss IL
north II range ane -. sre<t.-And - 1tI
SATURDAY. ocTopER &c lssl.
wv the legal hours Of said lAy a. the Court Hoes,
DOR. - Te-rc Hauie. ~ill or tn vent. ard prcnt-
q tr Shove dseribed rial fsste. torefh WITH al
IL privilege and appurtenancesfo the saae hti0rs
in. FOR q term not exceeding seven year,. 81 tho
~ be< titter fer cash, and upon failure g. rrNte
-un -asieent r. s,tisy al order ~ .sie .f r,sz
fuiu then ard there offer the fe~- -u,yse.ea al 81
aid Red fsfaie, % The highest Nf<os - - -
satisfy The same.
rhi. e-,h dsy q SeH,srhss, isei -
SAstsyftoS >ER, ~ ersf
v~2~s- Pr zee -A.Co.
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ADMINISTRATORS >.Ai.E--
Il <tf..r = ae<tAF $3.50 49, effi 90 81 f<t-
~ 81 frtfer - Gtth ~ 49, ,tEf =
IL ,rss< ~ fAa.e frtf lsir 2 VIA Cse~ff
(" .st,I - - rrss = lrcf<Ftr ~ fetrffff -
80 sst ri eSlIts - - ntseAsfs - - 4 H.
-. eflIr. Ne.s. aruta4 o. lItfeflft. f5f-sr
a. rfe.i.l 81 80 49, - - rtr<> - al ss~.
rFff w. tellsfs he frrfhas~r riT.r< 49, =
s.lsrr-f --r~y ~sizts. -sl--s>~ - .fI,ssi-~ -
- ~ ~ HiHka sErfH Aser
sfxf
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boxes osr noLrAH. Full directions with each box
Warranted superior 70 any Pill before he pulfic.
uERRicK's KID srRESerHrSG rLASrkks
cure IN 1--WE hourss. pains and weakness e the breast
side and back and Rheumatic complaints IN equally
shori period 81 time S,,rest on beautiful white
lafnbskn their uSe subjects the Uearer 20 10 ncon
venience and each one will wear from one week 70
three months. Price lsA cents.
Herrick's snrrr Cesiei Pills and Kid Piasfers are
sold bv druggists and merchants An al part< 81 he
United States Csilssas and South Amerioa, ard ma
lie obtained by calling for them ~ their fail name
DN l.. r. HERRiCK 4 CO.
ja2sdwly Albany, y n
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CHERIFrs sALE.-By virtue Q

HERPES SALE.--Bv virtue OF
- an execution issued ron The yigo Common
prss Court. q mo directed and delivered. N favor
Wilt Rockwell and against reander Warren.
lave levied The following described Real Fstste
situated III yixo county Ind t0-vit 10, No 'sn 10
n Tr~i ana U-her'- ai1iuoa q tfs town - Tr-rs-
II arfe. 49,
SATURDAY. osTOBER 20. i>6i.
, Within The legal hoar- ~ AL day a; th@ Cour,
lse docr IN Ter-e IfAu.c, siii err ths rents and
uroft II tho s~~~ Described ff-si E~.ss- trr~tb~-
with al the privileges and apY1-Si.lcss 4 The
hsionxinx for term not exeeIinr s~seh wears. -
the n xh.st bidder for cash ard upon failure % RAJ
| q 4 <am Fufiieeht % satisfy sHh exccptsea and
st- siil then and there oifsr tho fee-simplc. 10
sni sit Real Estate tethe highest bidder 'or essh.
/ q at . the same
IT, 18th 10y q Septersher, i,dl.
SAMUEL. CONNER S.ortr.
/ oea~3x prs re e1.5e
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SHERIFFvs SALE.-By virtue of


SHERIFFvS SAI4E.-By virtue Of
~ an order - sale issued from the vi<o Corrnor
rfcs< Cor-t directed and delivered. "a favor
u fitsr, Watson. oxccutsr II John n. Watson. DE-
.easei. an against Label Gosnen and Andrew :.
so-neli. have levied che following described
estate. situated IN vIgo county. Indians. fo-it.
tei Ne four a. ~ tc subdivision % inlafs No $50
huf.lrsd and seventy-thre and two hundred ard
enty four III 27+l of the city 81 Terre-H sutn.
$40 coGnty, Indiana, and %
SATURDAY, OCTOBER N, issl,
within the legal hour. - saii 60. th- co7-s
II use door. In Terre-HaGtr 7 viii orer the rents
and profits II he above described fesl estate. To-
gethrr with III the PRIVILEGES ard aprurtsnances
thc same belonging f5r terra not exceeding seven
years. o ihelssAssI bladder isF cash. an4 apoa fa.
urA a. ilre -un .gfcens ~ satisfy said order 4
ea-t-. .sflttlsr ~ err Ger tEe f~-
simple ~ and g. said real estate, . the hi~leet bid
dor for essh. q satisfy tho same
This eS,h day q september. isei-
ss-2~apfs3. - StsrrFf CONNER. Shr
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- wa poult ell - particular ~,iension q 80
-, fr..ie- 20 tte -dvcs'i-e'"ssi = Sei<s"'
- snl-, coresai an veirsrse CA ii'sH'e'e--
f ssetae wsr tus--- - 49, e-s-ufnunisy tor
...!Fs -seaumsrdatlon, ret sA~Fe sfe NAVY - car
.tr. y - 49,. .fG'srsr- s-ea de-srsscse''i = ne
digestive organs. wi;hor' The si'~hses, iies - "a
fesl esn.s ,lslns fi-e q syrnpterns -neh s'ae~ro
a-rrr. ..r.aa- rnylessfut feeling ind-~'s'"". i'St
a sa.fg,. f.afr~ esi-ssseee turdsr. To a. M"
coy o. sG4rt-s ~ tsis Cordial: II al grs '-~s-
sI.is relief 7 sllwho ray - rfA'--.f ~''h s'rss
r. Psin- 4 sns klnt rs - iAnimef' ~" nc sd
,e'i.ssmer' IN sie.'A'f eeigus ieDss1i.'r.i~
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cHERIFF.s sAI.E--By virtue Of

CHERRIES sAl.E--By virtue Of
~ an orser sale e-ue.l from the yfro Common
Plea. Conrt q ma Airref~. and delivered ~ fssr
Duroths Him, ADMINISTRATIVE - Horace ninn, d.
cea-sd. AMI asair-t James n Jcans. am ordered -
sell the following described real estate. situsict IN
Vigo Cognfy. Indiana. to-~i;:
T., No ninefeen l9l = bllnns sabdlsfsfen - ont.
lot 70. eght -. plated IN the Rccsrier's one
- go county. Indiana. efnr forfy-one ftli feet
frorf. more les, or Fourth street IN th- ctr
f1errN- llaufs, ard On
SATURDAY. OCTOBER -. fssi.
within ~ legal hours y aid day a; ne cour, foss
taar Ia Terre-Hsuie. ali oser fha rents and posts
= the described zeal estate Together WITH al
The pffr-es knt Appurteuauces % The same feo~
ir- fer : term lot exceeding seven year, - ia
histrt bidder far cash. and upon aliare - reshs~
sufficient - satisfy -aid order ~ ssl- ard c-fs.
~H theu ald iAefc aier Ia fec ample, IN All e
saif resi estate g. he hrtfr tidtsr ~ rsfh. .
sail.fy S,e same. a. ~
Tbi. 2ssh lay = Sep,fn-s-. 1sei
or1r5pse7 50 SNAOEL COSSTR. So
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. Throat Corrections,

Throat Corrections,
-.sna-
f,,..,. '
.a1 - -.
'f'A- 30. Leaea-.
81. .r-fsl ~
u ~ f'o' ia ~, 0s ,k,f
s. .,s,ss e..lf.r ss.e..
mr. 49, o.'.4a
se ..fa 81 e'sns,''> .en.sr
/. srAsaaNeS THROAT coN'r,1ioNs
.sr s'"''- ass fssr.''rap wa,
-rAi.nsN'ss 1lsn"ar coNfEosioNs
- .tssa eai,ratiss "a, rex -.
srALpiNcs THROAT CONNECTIONS
The, rrlic'ea Cough Instantly
Tho clrsr the Throat
Tie, ei'c -'reas'h insg. ,elvme to ihr voice
:. nc. "a ieao,- ssot.. 10, the l,cash
2 Ias.'s' u.-le oi -.mps. l.ri,- aaa ssas,
.rr enm an, one.
.........
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SHfRlFi1S SALE.--Ry virtue 81
- ,rs~- $50 - - f---r ~ ~ f.-l-ss-
fl,ss Cifrf. - 10 tirr~txi 80 k~~-~f ~ fsrss
. f<rIsrfn = Keen 80 .fysf4tNfsrk-s< N sres.
ftae 49, srf 49, srF~e. ?. ~-s~-ef s~fI
"a fsi.e.si~- So 49, frsi 80 .r.t-fsn W.
fel1fs frilsns ta~lft hrss ernrt.s. Ne<~sr -f..s
"a .f~~-fs Ere -. q, as ~ a. -
= - 49, Sltf-v<s 1<rs<cn nfeaf - rsaf~r en< o.
- "a Ter sfT ~x> usnt~. - - $3.50 srp<xYs
81 49, - 80 - 49, t1~i-sc- he k~~~~1
- Sfre c-esfs f><ssr<, So :,
SATURDAY oCf0HFR - III
WEE So fs-si 49, - 49, az = - ca.
ifcsr ter. - frrrr suie. 81 r~fr ~ .rs
rrret ftht sters Aetr-itet Eesl Fssst~. f.resk--
~Ae - THii~rE 80 srpsre9eT~ q -
Z $500 - irr1|s - w. - txr<<tirr 80
rfsrs e, 80 sf-s~-s hs.sses - ~-sr s~fw@-- ~
rre - resi se~ ssfHsns -stisfv $50 a. So
<a's Sal 49, = = q flsn 81 tAfFr e7tr 80 fss
s.~-rir FL tef g. ssl4 ~ kstafs. teff< slFh~--
= A-lzs-s-fsr rszh- - sstals t1s
1aIt 1fi.I tsF rf ~eFg. f.4fr. f<el
- . Affe sAhl EisfoNNta. c,rFir
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az Srrsf.r. f-o-n scro'ai.-os sss-rssens ese-n %
Ny vc.r ,olr Psnpiss. motefss, tio>v-, e"se''-
W. h.-e tie ilfs twisted cu; - ~os ~ i~-PrI'~.
gAsar,st.-ra md Cout' Why surrr >ypiiiissis s'A
us-cars. 1.es.s- - -, the bou-- y ycaf BODY -
a.. r.-a - sos- tone-s WIZ 80 yc-1r duzsssh
tl.l dag ar aesft.f - tisrs~.srs sho~eas" s''f
..4 49,. cear 49, q s.r-arsssiis cures
s. fe-sr's-1o, A. e'ssa-s- 'hs-n - = y. -
,.,s Tee II faishHdy sri ysa orfns - eeaefy
s.tal.r. eieasiie-. sns Ger soesrssias r'sr'-
- -fDsrnocrs,. baltimore. NJ .ungzlviv
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Domestic Cotton Goods
Al THE Old PRlcfS
IsH ift

Auiieipal'ne m'a'h' "ep s' "'!s'e"se - '.'e
fan material, AZ Fneclpssd otsr
lN Bale llr,~n N,l-liu-
~ Gases lnea,4pd Muslin.
aDftl saI
~ B.lc- Ssarriag. Suspc< and chrcks.
Ia a.fI e.t
10 BALE DENNIS and Ticking.
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III. w. SEVERANCE,

II. W. SEVERANCE,
ship Chandler Commission Merchant Honolulu, :.
REFERS To
CAPTAIN B. =. snow. Honolulu
N--srs. D. &. WArEHNtAN < Co.
WILLIAMS HAVEN. New London.
NrR-EE - Il =EiTLL. san Francisco
ALLEN. New Htaipri
HENEY A. pEIECE Boston
SEVERANCE will continue the ship Chantlrry and
Commission Business ~ . Oh stand. Eryry description Of
shin CE-r-ry and Merchandise required 10y shipping will he
kent on hand and tlr sale AZ low rates l4+-u
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Importer ana Dealer in General Ner,hlrIis- C1mmiss '1
..-- -- -- a. >.-4- " Glasses gul tF-a. ii H-tH
Island Pr5tuce A-ru, tAr L.H-F ans Msr.AlF Pas
rA-l.S< CHrs.-uwt-;s 0f au Sl1i~ o. Island Produce
lu5-.f
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QcS..aa5 acH N;cl Gs,l,,.


~ \ COUNTRY EE<IDEN NCE. FISH POM
- r- .--. .s -E a. Es >-.s..i F..r. River -i-r1u.
- kur.r .n .-lg-tn ". 9. GREEN.
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=. y. ENEK&OS.
W. \. ALDTICU.

Wa,aa oahu Dealer a ,ue-ll Merchandise. Country Pro
tlce-sucE Corn, Ieaa> Haulsas, Batter. E-ss. *
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ID. y. FLITNER.

C5.nlss IL business IN he 6repr55i bainE Aalhama
Cr1r-.-rs rated hy observations 1f the and stars
ul-h instrument accurately adjusted 90 The
ulsr5.au Honolulu. Particular attention % tne
watch rera.-1-. and quadrant glasses slverti
an! adjusted. Charts aaI nautical instruments constantly y
~ r.-F ana for slIa +3-G
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AGENT FOR THE

AGENT FOR THE
New York Bon ri oT underwriters.
The rrl--a takes notify Merchants, ship Masters
yr thar hr has been duly appointed AZ Agent fr she
New Esr. Hoarl u Uuier~ri,-r--
1871 ALEX. !. CARTWRIGHT.
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Commercial Advertiser.
FI t4It -I"'N "'4''A lF31"IIN3.
Il LAHAISA AND BACH. BY STEAM.

7 l,a barely an hours time tgr preparation.
" hurried down - tLs wharf On Tuesday after
uo5a. -hs So-a u.t-- o. take passage ID ;ae
R-arE4- aul --c4Fe t-= few days - least from
TIE il-, and hea-- tLe iuvari-ble e1uca-ai,4n-s
q -i:- N the -sj-1E.---- and exchange tal-a for
tie refreshing =-4-1r--zss and mountain ar Of;
or ....er c.-. LaLair4
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ROLES ~ CO..

shin Chambers Commission Merchants AMI Dealers In
General slrr-aulls-. Lsasla. Maui Witlar ia !-hed
vi-a recruits Iae shortest ua-, exchange Tor -
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-08-28
Ladies Of North Carolina.

we are glad to see that Gov. Clark has
issued the following circular to the SberiArs
OF the State. We have no doubt the
ladies will respond warmly and promptly
to the call. Already they are responding
as we are glad to know.
70 the Sher!6s Of the several Counties of
North Carolina
1t is deemed not only desirable but ar
Imperative duty, that early measures be
taken to accumulate supply of winter
clothing for the Moth Carolina troops now
IN the field. The scarcity of material
for sale in this State, and the uncertainty
OF procuring supplies from abroad, force
US to rely on our domestic resources.
1t Is thought that every family can spare
one or more blankets without personal
inconvenience, or pair of wooden socks.
and it is believed that for such purpose
call wonld be responded to with alac-
rity.
1t has therefore been concluded that an
appeal for this purpose be made to the
great body OF the people, and with that
view have to request the sherifs of the
several counties to act as agents of the
State, to solicit a contribution of this
kind.
10 this end they are requested to circu-
.ass ,n's notice. and ss@RasSy o agsats aa...sa in
the matter.
All contributions of this kind may be
boxed and forwarded to the nearest Rail
road Depot-and due information thereof
sent to the Governor.
The shersffs are further requested to
furnish to the Governor a list ofthe donors.
The transportation of these donations
VIII be at the expense of the State-and
the bill for such service should be duly
forwarded for payment.
HENRY T. CLARK,
Governor of North-Carolina.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-08-28
FOR THE SPIRIT OF TUE Age.
Prof. York's Series of Grammars.

Mr.. EDITOR Permit me to call the
attention of the public generally, and of
Teachers in particular, to the above series
of School Books. | regret exceedingly to
seem otficious in matter of so much i'm
portance; but do think that Prof. York's
books really deserve the special attention
of all Southern Teachers who deserve to
give their pupils thorough knowledge Of
the English Grammar. | am aware that
old yfoqyisna is not prepared to use these as
Text books; and, consequently it will make
mighty effort to supply our Southern
Schools with book of its own, filed with
learned displays upon philology and obso-
lete terms which have long since been ex-
ploded by our grand fathers. Some will
write a Grammar just to be called an qu-
thor others will write because thev con-
eeive themselves to be exceedingly smart:
while third class will write one upon the
score of necessity. Now, my experience
Is, that no man up to the present time, in
the Confederate States, has written as qooa
grammar as York's and ain well salts
tied that no man now upon the soil of
North Carolina, can write better one.
= OiA . DCOho arc daiCduD &, ANY
school can be supplied by informing him
of their. wants by dropping him line, at
ork Collegiate Institute p o., N. c.,
and the books will be forwarded.
1t is confidently hoped that Southern
teachers will take this matter into consid-
Grafton. Prof York has made himself
bland in aiding the great educational
schemes of the State, and now it would
be the basest injustice to throw away bis
book for one of less merit, and thus expose
himself and helpless family to want.
Let-it be known to all that Prof. York
isa poor man, and depends solely upon the
sale of his books for living. Besides, he
is a Minister of the Gospel, who breaches
agreat deal without the least pecuniary
return. These facts, while they account
for some very strange and unchristian cor
duct towards the Professor in certain quar-
ters. should enlist the sympathies of the
Clergy and people in his behalf.
INCOGNITO.
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gun nred; they have not seen a cottaoe
oiaze not one citizen is a refugee from his
nome +; no planter is rob bed of his proper
y no unhappy city is the barrack of the
eneLny. Until the havoc of war has render.
81 Virginia quite desert they have naught
- " oreaa. It is only splendid game to them
beyond the contribution of men and money
70 tne army, they are untouched by the iron
lalo OF war. In men and money they have
al Ahaue large contributions to the public de-
iehce out not one of them, with the excep-
.,oh oi North Carolina, has even approached
sne marx OF Virginia The noble State of
North Carolina has furnished thirty regi-
menus unsurpassed by any troops in the
World, and has neither clustered at other
osaIes or Dragged of her own gallant gen.
eiosity. It is unfortunate that q similar
spirit mas not been manifested in all uarts
VI the Confederacy. The indulgence of an
unnecessary vanity in any quarter or even
uhiounded pretensions, would never have in
uuoeu 'lrglnlans to present the unanswera-
Ole TACT OF the case to public view, did not
reasonable self-respect compel them to do so.
we all well know that modesty and silence
are the best heralds of grand actions. and
you'd willingly leave the part taken by the
o.ate OF virginia in this memorable strug-
gce TO the justice of history. But system
OF mean villifcation and Misrepresentation
OF TINS State, created by some ill-begotten
INDIVIDUALS, has become so common, is doing
SO much mischief among the ignorant, and
Is producing so much irritation and pain to
ourselves, that it is quite impossible to bear
1t ionger.-Rich. Examiner 18Th.
In subsequent article the Examiner SAYS
Lnat Louisiana, with population of 700, 900,
has II 800 troops in Virginia, Missouri. Flor
ida, &c, and 5000 in the State organized
and under arms -22, 500 in all.
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and she gave me hers because, she said
boys liked balls more than girls do
well, but mamma, it was my fault
that he lost his ball. j told him to fling
1T at the pine trees, and he said he was
afraid he would lose it. I coaxed him,
too, and told him he wouldn't SO he
threw it, and sure enough be lost it. So
want it right that l should give him
mine for it
Yes, perfectly. Now you may tell
me about the doll and soldiers
The children looked to each other.
Mamma, l don't want to tell it now
for 1t was my fanlt, partly said Lizzie.
quite softend towards her brother.
'Bnt it was my fault, too,' said Eddie
Wei, now, w,tnyflitss children, if YOU
both feel that you were to blame, I am
sure You can forgive each other
Eddie flung his arms around his sis
ter's neck.
'Yes, indeed, we can.'
Hereafter, Lizzie and Eddie said their
mother-her eyesfllcd with tears-swhep
you tell tales of each other, let them be
OF each others good behavior -sometb-
Ing that will please your parents, not
grleve them.'- Sunday-tSchool Banner,
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Telling Tales.

Mrs. Wylie was dusting the books on
the centre-table in her parlor. The house
was perfectly quiet. She thought, 'Why
where can the children be T? | have not
heard them for some time She listened
but heard nothing but the ticking of the
clock in the next room. Just then she
heard a rushing Of feet. The door flew
open, and two children burst into the
room, both talking at the top of their
voices at the same time.
%, mamma Lizzie knocked all my
soldiers
No, mamma he broke my dolly's
No, didn't. l mean, l didn't do it
on purpose
Yes, he did, said Lizzie, half cry
ing.
%, Lizzie, you know l didn'tr
you did ? she persisted.
Their clamor increased, SO that Mrs.
Wylie did not trust her voice to speak,
took them both by the hand and led them
up stairs. The children ceased quarrcll-
ing and went quietly along.
Now, Eddie, You go into your room,
and stay there till call you. Lizzie,
you can stay in my ROOM
Tho children did as they were bid, and
Mrs Wyle went down stairs. After
she had finished dusting and arranging
the parlor, she went up to see about the
children. Lizzie was perched up on a
chair cutting paper dolls, and Eddie she
found asleep on the floor. She raised
him up to place him on the bed, but the
motion aroused him, and he jumped up
wide awake, and stood looking at his
mother as il trying to remember some
thing.
Come, Eddie, want you in my room.
%, yes | thought there was some
thing | was to do
Mrs. Wylie sat down, and the children
stood at her side. Lizzie Immediately be-
Now, mamma, will tell you all about
it. Eddie -
Hush, Lizzie. Now, before you tell
me tales of each other in regard to what
you have done that is wrong, | want you
to tell me of something that is pleas.
ant. Lizzie tell me of something your
brother has done that deserves praise in
stead of blame
Lizzie hung down her head. She was
still angry with Eddie.
i don't remember anything
ePll tell You something she did, said
her brother, more frsnkly-for then he
had slept off some of his baG hunor.-
] lost my ball-my new ball--to-day