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Ellipssc =. M. Co. LeckssLtch SsM,in5 49,
tuto New York and Psunsylv state Pairs 49,
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Happy Now ys.r, IsH1:. Lad.ss, ThasAs
MILLER 4 CO., B7 Canal street.
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DIR. SranH!ca. Cares sirsy Heir: ard Be-, Bsss,
AAiur nl2ce.
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Geld and ~ sSiygssE; WSsessSShhfefoxs.
for sal. BY GEO q xILEs, 80. as broadway. one dssr
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not cured, cent per h. all prepared or canned meats
Malt 80 per cent oil cake 20 per cent. provided no
drawback shall be allowed oil cake manufactured Of
imported ,sss whom exported e foreign counrss
cent per H. vegetables, dried, deslccaed canned,
IS per cent The duties on garden Seeds tamannds and
Timber NOT otherwise provided for squared or sidcd
cent per cubic foot; sawed boards plank, deals and
ohs, s%osr q -e y " and
tics q sawed lumber 81 per 1000 feet provided that
when lumber Of any sort u planned or finished In addition
TO the herein provided there shall Be levied and
paid for each side paned finished 81 per 900 feet
and paned side and tongued and grooved, 81
sea ss seu :'s Or
nture pieces rough and not nnishsd 20 per cent
cabinet wares and house furniture finished - per cent
casks and barrels empty sugar boz shocks and packing
boxes Of wood not otherwise provided for 30 per cent
all manufactures OF wood otherwise herein pro-
Under Inc head Of miscellaneous, are tallow candles,
~ cents per candies and tapers Of wax spsrmacet
9, ps,1s wholly Or IN ps per 10 'sS and
Carriages. wagons and vehicet Of every description
50 per cent provdeA that vehicles In actual and neces-
frontier from the seI BRUSH North American provinces shall
be admitted free Of duty.
Cider % per cent? clocks and parts Of clocks lopes
Pioushs, hasrows, wbeeibarowu and all agricultural
implements not otherwise herein provided for " pe!
enumerated o. provided for IN this act 20 per cent
Hhe following n the FREQ Inst included IN NY wel,s
ball .-Amborprt9 annat0 IN rolls, annsto seo, -.
Imported for sbe use Of the United states provided that
the price paid 10 the importer does no. ncIuo'
the duty: artcIes the growth, product or manu-
fscture OK the United States, when rotnrned ~ th
same condition exported provided That pro Of iden-
tty b made under such regulations as The secretary
the treasury shall prescribe and such merchandise ~
admitted 10 entry IL Of such character ~ was Al ihs
time Of original expectation charged with INTERNAL
snus A. iufIsu unless payment az such internal tan
made or suicieut proof shall be made that Sush irxe
nal tax was not refunded a. the time Of expor 1or
ch0na hanks; bseswax, crude ~ unbsNohsd 6ells olt
ana ia hell metal; berries and npts used u dysing
ssoH article shs be oesssd - su6k lhal ~ uadsreor
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Pr :ns xin Liver Ei:ss: :s SSs: 2;1:.s.
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!. Mr.. JoHvsox-To tho Marshal Of The District, who
upon the aashofsy Of the indictment and from time
time We havo boon told he was 70 BE- tried, and from
time 70 time the trial has been postponed and upon the
Congress- by changing the Circuit, had rendered u I'M
possible FOR the Chief Juscs any Of the Judges Of the
United States supreme Court 10 preside
Mr.. HowARp-1Can the Senator inform rs whether q
capids or warrant for Davis has been placed IN tho
hands OF the Marshal at any itmes
Mr. Conservatives business u TO Issue the war
rant Was the business Of the Prcsdentf The court
before whom the Indictment was pending should have
Mr.. HowAsp-Undoub,edly II was the business OF the
70 the warrant but upon the request Of Mr.
Mr.. JoHssos~T have said that the reason was that
there no place where ne could be safely kept
say that whoever may be the cause Of tho detention y
should be suffered 70 remain In prison two years without
trial. Mr. johnson continued his remarks. advocating
Mr.. HcwE trspj Of wis, took the noor at the ooncu-
sion Of Mr. Johnson's speech He said he could not
hear the government Of the United sates held up 70 the
entering bis protest against tho ASSERTION. He would
like 10 have some instance Of cruelty to the late rebels
s He 81 bad Of 70 s: s
Davis vas In FORTRESS MONROE. 10 was true nat no
had not been tried. and that he might dc 70 prison
some time ago in the nsIehSoihood Of FORTRESS Monroe
Virginia, ccmmssd i By man named John Bross, Win
vsrs osptursd. .ried ana hung. sinOs then ,rsasso
~ So far from sharing ihs fsss o. John brown, Nj.
as sss s ssss ;:a d ~ 4
kr acSaso said the remarks Of M Johusa. in rs,a-
csmstion issued by President JoHnson sv the assas
snstIon Of Mr. Lincoln Davis wss chsrgsd Win per!'c
: commuuicssion 10 The senate chat he Was hesa e.
prsoner u var. - well - ts< cfmtnaA oonaDgGA WIZ
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. xknTssssirXW,s sovfhrxo SYRUP h. Che best Ana
Surest remedy IN the world Al diseases Of ees
stomach, regulates ths bowes and gives rost N s
-ssuitcc. ~ rnotherx testify. e .F .4
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niDtM, LEmBAs a TO-
Suffer No More II

Wien b. lhs aH N IN |igiHYtttt
fhlNih ysa CON ~ HHfl pefmAnenHh md n
y tahing eri
Ths astonishing mtun shleh 81 aiitfitI
ihis IHvalgslle msdi0 iHf M fhgatal 5Hd Nff
youf WsthsuI utHelai i%itiillig nd rfn
bafoa iH4s n Na9aiaf thsfgy lmppitafJ
NJ fhT " thf consequences NJ t1HihfHl lhdif
tffii0h, madeH N lho m0il valuable pifpafa
lion ever discovered
II will remove Nj hefyaai afefliuht depfn.
sioh excitement lhsnpneliy 10 study buHhfn
loa NJ memory, confusion, thoughts NJ mlf
destruction, ftar N Insanity A. Il will 90
ltlfe The appetite, feheH the healiif NJ those
who have destroyed u ny enmal tseem o.
evil pfasle,l
Young Men, be hamhuaged no mgfo ~
iuua,h Doeioff' and Ignorant practitioners,
but send siihoui deiay m Tho Elitif and ht
Al once restored 10 health add happiness A
Perfect tufH " guaranteed IN every Instance.
rflee, a, ~ fB1f lmules 10 one adirasH, a..
Ono hottie "A sufficient 70 eiIee, a cufe In MI
ordinary oasss.
Alao, Dr. JOlNyiLLES SPECIFIC PILLS,
hf the speedy and permanent cure NJ 0onor.
fhea, uleet Ureihtal Discharged Gravel, Aldc.
tufe, and All affections of The kidneys aud
bladder Cures effected IN rom one 10 five
days They nfo prepared from vegetable oy
tracts that nrc harmless on the system, and
never nanaeaie The stomach " lmprrRnaic the
breath No change Of diet il necessary while
using them, nor does their action In any man.
ncr Interfere with bushes pursuits, Price, 81
per box.
Either of the aforementioned articles will
be sent TO any, closely sealed, and postpaid, by
mail OF express, on receipt Of price. Address
WI orders tn
BERGER, SHUTS 4 co, Chemists
mar21.ly No, 2s5 River street. Troy NY.
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE.
VIRGINIA.
FACULTY;

General RonrRr r LFr, PRECEDENT
CAHrEa J. Hams. Professor o. Latin.
jaws J. NmrE, Professor Of Greek.
Ep.S JoSNnS A. A.. Professor Of Modern
Languages aud English.
REv. J. L. KiuKParucE, D. D., Professor Of
Moral Philosophy.
A. l.. NrlsoS, An Professor Of Mathematical
VIZ. AtlES, A. ", Professor Of Applied
Mathematics.
r s. McCuttoH, A. v, Professor Of Natural
Philosophy.
joHS l. c,SpsrlL, A. ", Professor Of Chem.
is,ry.
JcHS ". nsOcErSrHOroH, II. D, Professor
Of Law and Equity.
nAsaS EsIIlh A. " ASis,an, Professor Of
Mathematics.
g pcwEtl Gsapr, A. n, Assistant, Professor
Of tAnn.
FalSK PHprOs, A. n, Asis,au, Professor Of
Grsk.
A~prraaiory coarse has been instituted, In
which students unprvrarcd for the regular
cia@es may receive instructions In necessary
branches.
The session hcgins sccond Thursday ns.hl
September and ends last Thursday In June. ?
rEsssr-rul,lon aud ali other college fses
sloo. An other expenses including board.
fuel lifhts etc, need no, exceed $3.50.
For further particulars or Cor catalogue. al.
dres the Faculty q washiug,on College. Lev.
lag'en, NirEiai- sp2i-tf
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Prospectus OfssThe Weekly
Hesperian."


On Saturday, the fifth Of January,
1857, the subscriber commenced the
publication Of TmE WEEKLY HEspE-
RAN, a paper which, in matter and
style, bo hopes to render acceptable
to the soundest Judgment and the
most delicate taste.
The Hesperian will be strictly lite.
rary, and its columns will contain
Romances, Essays, Poems, Historical
and Biographical Sketches, Reviews,
and articles on various other literary
topics. Religion it will leave to the
pulpit; politics to the hustings, yet
at.the ame time Il will endeavor to
inculcate q taste for the beautiful and
true among all classes and circles.
The leading feature Of the Hespe-
rian will be its devotion to tho LIRE
RARY INTERESTS Of the Mississippi
Valley. Here, il is evident, are to
be the homes Of the great body Of
the American people: and here will
be the mind, the energy and the
wealth to sustain and direct the af.
fairs Of our American Society. How
essential, then, that this mind be ele-
waited and refined, and how fitting
that the attempt be made at 81. Louis,
already the bushes center, as il ought
to be the literary center Of our great
valley.
HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY
will form q special feature Of the
Hespcrian. The history Of st. Louis
was commenced In the FIRST number,
and il will be followed by q series Of
historical articles relating to New
Orleans, Memphis, Louisville, Gin.
cinnati, Chicago, and all the noted
cities in the Mississippi Valley. Ac-
curate and interesting biographical
sketches Of the most prominent and
entcrprising citizens viii appear from
time to time in It's columns.
MONTHLY FASHION REroRrs will
be published. Thcsc reports will
contain the latest Eastern fashion, as
well as a description Of what Is worn
in the West.
CONTRIBUTORS or MERIT,
and Of established reputation, have
already been engaged; and the pro.
prietor hopes, before many weeks, to
be able to announce that he has On.
listed the entire literary talent Of the
West.
The Hcspsrian will be published
weekly, in an eigh, page form, lsi.e
Of the New York Ledger from beau
tifal, new type, on superior paper.
TERas,-Three dollars per snnum,
in advance. An extra copy will be
furnished 10 each club Of ten sub
senbers. D
Pcsimaslsrs are requested 10 act
as agents.
Address al communications 10
JAS. W. ALLEN,
Proprietor "Hesperian,"
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By the Use Of
~CHASTELLAR'S
w hite Liquid
ENAMET.

For Improving and BeanufyIng the Com.
p%lcSlon.
The most valuable and perfect preparation In
use for giving the skin a beautiful pearl-like
tint that Is only found In youth. II quickly
rcmovcs Tan, Frcckloa, Plmplcs, Blotches,
Moth Patches Sallowncs, Eruptions, and all
impurities Of the skin, kindly healing The same,
leaving the skin whitc and clear a. alabastcr,
IL use cannot be detected by the closest scruti-
ny, and being a vegetable preparation u por.
fectly harmless. II Ia the only article Of The
kind used by the French, aud Is considered by
the Partisan as Indispensable 10 a perfect ,oilc,
Upwards Of 10000 bottles were sold during
the pasi year, a sufficient guarantee of It's ELI
cacy, fstss nnlY Is cents. Sont by mail
postpaid, on receipt OF mn e@Asr. by
BERGER, SHUTS, co, Chemists
mN21.ly 7sb River street, Troy, N. Y
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NOTICE.
Franklin Type Foundry.

los VINE STREET, Cincinnati, 0.
Between Fourth and Finh streets,
H. ALLISON, sup't
Manufacturers Of and dealers In news, book
and Job type, printing presses, cases, gallcys
etc, inks aud printing material of every des-
cripllon. sierectyping Of all kinds. Books,
music, volumes Of all SHES In modern and
ancient languages cards labels stamps, In
type metal OF copper. Wood engraving, pat.
tern letters Of various styles. . Eleetrotyplng In
all lis banchea ebiO.tf
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CRISPER COMA,
For Curling The Hair Of either Sex
into wavy and Glossy Ringlcts,
or Heavy Massive Curls.

ny using his article fsiies and Gentlemen
can beautfy themselves q thousand ksid IL Il
the only article In NE world thai viii curl
straight hair, and II he ssms tius give Il :
beautiful, glossy sppssrsncs The Crisper
Coma 20, enly euris NE hair, but i~nvirvrsies
hssuthss and c~leHnssz vi 4 highly and De-
heh'haiiy p~rfamed, and e he NEST eunpists
article q he lind srsf offered 10 ne Ameri
csn rshis. TIE ntfrsr Coma viii ~ ssnt u
an sdars<A ssslsd and post rid ff o.
AdfreN ~ orders 10
vi cfAEk 1 co. ChsmissS
No } West F.ysus street
nHaslE Sytsrus y. 7
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q. j.
Contractor and Builder,

tsmsrarsd ~ lake taailafr ~ bullilafs ~
ssssi description. and shiHfs iH'lf completion
an De Utmost lsslaish lIa lapg efFfff
,ess wassen bin II saylnH that be snfh u
M ths mat mhsiaHtIal Mud, And esefaifd IN
M. ln.s ayie n mechanism
An descriptions n oARPEsTkhlAo ~
liolled,
can Ne haaad A paHola ~ Aaflla Ls'itt'
Addfoaad 10 M Al either place viii meet Fllh
prompt slisatios. mH'a''"m
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CHASTELLAR'S
Hair ExterminatOr!

For Remoring Supcyfuous Hair.
To the ladies especially, this invaluable de-
pilatory recommends itself ~ being an almost
indispensable article 10 female beauty, Is easily
applied, does not burn or lujure the skin, but
acts directly Oh the roots, II Is warranted 10
rmoye superfuoui hair from low orchcads, or
rom any Part Of the body, completely, totally
and radically cHtirpating the same, leaving the
skin son, smooth and natural, This u the only
article used by the French, and L. the only
rial e%feciual depllaiory in existence. Price 70
cents per package sent postpaid, 10 any ad-
drrss, on rreeipt Of an order by
BERGER, SHUTS 4 60, Chemist
mar13-iy ass River street, Troy, NY.
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Every patron obtains q watch By this a.
rangement costing but $40, while II may y
worth $3.50. No Partially shown.
Messrs. J. Hickilng 1 Co.'S Great AnercaA
Watch Co, New York City, wish 10 inuedl-
aiely dispose Of the above magnificent stock.
Certificates naming articles are plaesd Il
sealed cnveloped Holders are entitled y he
Articles named on their ccrtifcates upon pay.
ment Of Ten Dollars, whether Il b. . vsicA
worth $3.50 or one worth less. Tho rsturn Of
any Of our certificates entities you 10 the ari-
Gle named thereon, upon payment irrespective
Of Its worth, and ss no article yalIsdI IN IN
$40 Is named on any certificate, Il will At once
be seen that this d no lottery, but ! straight
forward legitimate transaction, which mar b
participated In even by the most fhfidIousf
A single certificate will be sent By mall, pot
paid, upon receipt Of rs cents I've for 81,
eleven for "a, thlrty-three and elegant premi.
nm for IS, sixty-six and more valuable premium
for $40, one hundred and most superb watch
foe sl5. To agents or those wishing employ
neht this Is q rare opportunity. II e 4 iegid-
mately conducted business duly authorized By
the government and open 10 the most careful
scrutiny. Tar rsi
Address, J. HTCKLING 4 Co.
lao Broadway-near p. o.
fe9-3m City Of New York. J
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n. n. PEARSON,
VIII
Howell, Wood & Read,
No. 392 Main Street,
(0id stand q Speed, DcsOho a s,nagel
sgfPRiS TENN
n. N. PEARSON,


TIE undersigned ss nov prepared 70 tale
cases II BANKRUPTCY. sad respectfully IN
vito Al thcss who Contemplate taking The bsa.
ct II he act sni who nay ~sh 10 .ecuss ont
s~srsiess q hat fssres1 70 call upan rs lmmeak
atsly and register tAsif asass o. sdir~ -
b letter, - car ehstEss vil ~ governed ~
Ne number Il cssss We sssy have.
mss,t-i~ WAEn C0erfR
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Carriage Shop.

W. NALL takes pleasure In informing The
public that he has established a Carriage shop
a, Batesyille Mississippi, where he Is prepared
To do all work %per,alning 10 his line Of business,
n the most approved and cheapest manner.
lie has also sccarVd The services Of two Trim
merA who thoroughly understand the business
aud are able TO give satisfaction for the work
they do. w. Mall %solieits the patronage Of his
friends and the public generally. oetia-em
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EAUTY!
Auburn, Golden, rIaxen 4 slIkeu Curls

Produced by the usc Of rroE DE BRgUX Fri.
SER LIE ClEvEux. One application war.
nnied TO curl the most siraight and stubborn
hair Of either ser Into wayy ringlcts or heavy
massive eurls. Has bcca used BY the fashion.
ahles o. Paris and London. with the most graf.
iiSing results Does no injury 10 the hair.
Price by mail, sealed and postpaid, o.. ncs.
crirtisc Cirrular mailed ftrc. Adirss BER.
GER SHUTS 4 co. Chemists No. ass River
street. Troy, \. " sole agents fr the United
States mar7s-ly
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WHISPERS
AND
M Q IN Q q

foced 10 grow upon the smooshcai face In
from ,hrcc 10 Eve weeks by using NJ. SgvlG-
MIS- RkSrAuRAr.uR CApiLLAiRE the
most wonderful discovery In modern atience.
acting uron The Beard and Hair In an almosl
miraculous manner. Il has besn used hy
The elite Of Paris and London with the
most haiiering success. Names Of alt par.
chasers will be registered, and II entire salts
faction u no, given In every instance, the
money will be eheeFNlly refunded. Price hy
mail sealed and postpaid, a., Descriptive cli.
eulau and testimonials mailed Gee. address
BERGER, SHUTS A CO. Chemists No. 9ss
River street Tuy, n Y Sole agents for the
United States mar73-iy
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onAHoKhY aAiE ~ vALu.
AnlL LAND

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eseshasIs A. ne bAgmsHt n ne pvt hafs
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PaiO tito 7tras, saddles.

Repairing Of all kinds done promptly, on
the shortest notice.
paB-patroniSe your home Mechanics in pref.
ercucc to Northern workmcn.
novJ-3m H. NJ. LIVELY.
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C%risper Coma!!

on she was beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes AID radiant hair,
Who's curiirF tndils .on enlwined,
Eachained The very heart and mlaa.
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Proprietor "Hesperian,-
No 6io Olive street, st. Louis.
Editors publishing the aboss adver-
tisement Including this notice and
calling attention 20 L ed,iuriaily,
Will be entitled 10 IN exchange.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-04
c. Ata4P SCI TEE Mus
MAMMOTH COOF VBNf! !
= rArLL q 10.

oel-ss1 - -
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Omcg, % Monroe s., next door 10 lsl VA
'lOn g hA = " &C. q q :
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Efom fte Atlantic Moathiy. 1Oi JAY.

From ttIe -Atiantie Monthly" 1oi J1Iy. I
j TRE piano has q rival in the UnIted
States in that hne Instrument before :,
menriopsd, Whreh nns grown from the
nicholson into ii e Css6fnes Organ We
do not hesitAts TO say, thai the CAEI-
NET oR1XHs only need 70 be a. gene
rally known AS the pfano in order to
share the favor offhe. publlc e4nahy'
With Ii. We tInst the, tIns u AZ nand
when II VIII be seen thhttllt iSbot lees
desirable Eor boys 20 learnto play up
on an instrumsnt than girls; and how
N UGH more a little skill In performing
may do for q man than for a woman
A boycAD hardly be . perfect eavAge,
unEH man q m0neyimakdr oIhtpTieGt.
who haH acQ alEed sufficient command OF
an InGGgulnsAt % plagup0a hWIth pleas.
ure. HOY ofLen, svhen We have been
iiAranIng 10 the swelling notes of the
CABINET OR8AH, NJ tbstyEHneroouB OF
MeSjFs. MAsoS & HAtLiN, In Broad
way. hays we desired 70 put one Of
those instTuInentsl In, every ctsrk's
take all the ennni, and half the peril
out or his life by learning TO play upon
It'll No busineas man Who works as
intensely as we do can keep alive the
celestial ihHrmonies within himt-uo,I
nor the early wrinkles from his laee,@7
without LSdIn6 Aneh bleaSatIr mingliDg
Of bodily rest aud mental exercise aB
playing upon an Instrument. All7the
aboye advice cam be heeded by going to
Sheib'a Music Store, where the cole
agency for the CBblnet Organ e, and
selecting one ont OF the splendid stock
on sale, ID
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A MEs[sSls or I'm BAsD. Z

wRhzd The pisssuks Ofa eatl, yssteE-
day. iron OSaE,oIdi lsiiasatd aad SLiaborer
Dig. Az RItehIs.Of RaismonI, former
b Ohs q &c pubiIshsss o. tie RattSl-
al. Dr. gitehls. pc EEEst 70 szy, is
aboat rsLndT4ns p4TufsAsody lrDts the
STATE. Ags sod enfesblSd hsaith haze
entitled Elm 20 b mastered on Of ttIs
ssryIee. and he 5 on his Nay, In com
pAny With his brother David Ritehie,
Rsg., Of P1t.sbarEhs % = pleasant bone
81 UnioHto1n. Pr, Eatyhsr his family
nave pFsesiad him, snd ghsEs he hope
70 Arznd kis remaining days In peace
and quiet. E 80 - 49, - -
We putWifh CIR Tenerahls friend
rib E1heEps feSrsts- Hs Is q nzAn
of large bsGTt and Gsnsroos mIDd. Trne
sod faGh tul tn his political principles
and broad and Reaefons IN ali his SYM
paIhisa, heWEs one Of tbs 6rst men 70
- up = r. h standard Of loyalty IN
the e0lnm1blt5 apd gessIon Where he
has FOR many years had bfs home, and
the LAT 70 inHer IL During Ehs period
Of the YsBeIIB6u belabofed oOnstGDLly
and zs4io1ziy IN every good work that
could ttrenztbkn The loyal cause. We
never, knsE 3 man Who We truly be-
itsTg Wak setuHte6 IN M he did
nv moFs dasintsresHed y motives.
or who made sAefIfeSs for the general
god more opooen plalulnEIy. Marion
county has many men shs could better
spars than Df. R1tEhis-
We trust that In his new home oar
frisud may speedily hnd EestOnsd
hsaiffJ, aDd thai many long and bsppJ
ysars asy Be his- = :.