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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-11-06

w. B. Johnston. Magistrate, &C.,
WTILL attend promptly to all business
wv appcrtaining TO his ofice-collec-
tion OF debts. &c. Will also draw up, ct
moderate charges, Memorials. Petitions,
Contracts, &c. Office on Assembly street,
East side of the market. Nov 62
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NEw ApyzsrTarArnSTs. Special at
tention ia called to the following ad,
vertisements, published for the fret
time this merning:
Fishers& Observation-Disclosures. &C.
E;g& q ID. Hope-Bagging. sc.
W..Hutson Wigg-Registration.
Pollock House-Rejuvenated.
MoKenzie's-Northern Apples.
w. *. Sessford-Oysters.
j. l.. Addison-Notice to Teachers.
Il. Barry-Carolina House for Sale.
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The Psssssia Weekly Letter Sheet
Prices Current and Market Report
win be issued this friday afternoon.
z Those desiring copies. will hand in
y their orders HP nPs Is as practicable.
FINE PoTA ToEs-SEvEN- PoUsDERs.
We have received from Mr.. James
Il. Kennedy large basketball of
Spanish potatoes, which are rousers--
some of them weighing seven pounds.
He will have some of them for sale
in short time.
Mr.. Pollock inaugurated his new
refreshment room, yesterday, and
served up q thirty pound rock fish
stewed and fried-in capital style;
besides other delicacies. The table
presented very neat appearance,
which had the effect of imparting
jolly good appetite to the guests-and
they eat with will, too.
STONE e MUERAY's CIRCUS. This
model troupe gave two exhibitions in
Columbia yesterdoy-afternoon and
evening. The performance is q little
ahead of the general run of circuses.
and we commend the establishment
to the citizens of any and every COM
munity where they may appear.
><>->-,e> --~>s,,~-------
Hon. James l.. Orr arrived in Co
lumbia, yesterday. He looks as if he
had thoroughly enjoyed his extensive
trip. The Anderson ha,euigence,.
says: efforts are being made by in
fuential citizens to induce Gov. Orr
to accept the Judgeship, but we are
not advised as to his probublc deci-
sion."
Guy FAwKEs' DAY.--Yesterday
November 5, was the anniversary of
the Guy Fawkes' Jau.c pas in Lon
don. The day is celebrated all over
England, and the well known couplet,
Remember, remember
The 5th of November,
The gunpowder treason and plot;
We known no reason
Why the gnnpowder treason
Should ever be forgot
Is sung by big folks and little ones.
--~'<-~>-~>~~~
There has been introduced into the |
market q now metallic compound,
called aluminium bronze," that in
color, weight, ductility and sensibili-
ty to polish. looks so exactly like
gold, that experts only can tell the
difference. Look out for it. Should |
rogues get hold of it, there will be
some extensive swindling done.
REGISTER. The city registration
books will be open this morning, and
continue until Tuesday. 9th. Remem-
Der, no vote can be polled for city
officers unless the name of the voter
is registered, and that, too, in the
ward which he resides. The regis
tration precincts are at .Gilmore's
House for Ward No. 1; tho old ice
house, for Ward No. 2; Holmes shop,
for Ward No. 8; and Palmetto
Engine Honse for Ward No. 4. The
election comes off on Tuesday next,
the 10th instant.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS post
Office open during the week from S16
a. m. to 6 p. m. On Sundays, from
4 to s p. m.
The Charleston and Western mails
are open for delivery at s p. m., and
close at So p. m. Charleston night
mail open 81 a. M, close ~ p. m.
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It is not generally known that the
leaves of a geranium arc an excellent
application for cuts, where the skin
is rubbed oh. and other wounds Of
TINT Kind. One or two leaves must
be bruised and applied to tho part,
and the wound viii be cicstrized in .
snort time, sr' cr rsrfrlt'7 q 20 as ~
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asSssAI Itg1aas.s

The Passs,sia Wsekly Letter Sheet
Prices Current and Market Report
win be issued this Friday) afternoon.
Those desiring copies, will hand in
their orders as Is as practicable.
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Socrates, passing through the mar
ket, cried out: How much is here L
do not need? Nature is content with
little-grace with less; poverty lies in
opinion; what is needful is soon pro-
vided, and enough is as good as n
feast; we are worth what we do n OF
want; our occasions being supplied,
what would we do with more
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FAST AND CHEAP PR1NTING.-We
have just added q fast card press-of
the Degener & Weller patent-to the
machinery of the Phgnic office; and
have also made additions to our stock
of fancy type, cards, paper, etc.
Persons in want of any styles of
book and job printing, are invited to
call and examine samples and prices.
Cards printed at shortest notice, and
at prices varying from So to $40 per
thousand.
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sontheEn stasssnasli WHO were for sol
long a period, and; to o large extent,
at the head Of tho Government,
showed q capacity for advancing il in
all the elements of power and great
mesa, and on administrative energy
which betokened qualities OF viii
and intellectual end moral ssosseee
which have never been in this coun-
try surpassed. II the comparative
physical disadvantages of the North
have only stimulated it to the most
extri ordinary ingenuity and determi-
nation, it need not be denied that the
South can give g good account Of the
blessings of soil and climate with
which she is favored. That the
South should even now, with not
half the population of the United
States in 1850, and just emerged
from n war in which her soil, from
end to end, has been trampled down
and devastated by hostile armies, and
in which she has suffered sacrifice
of property, credits and values esti-
mated by Senator Doolittle as at least
SO. 600, 100000, export two to one of
the exports of the whole United
States in 1850, is o wonderful fact,
testifying to the prodigious recupe-
rative power OF the soil and the peo-
pie. Such region ought to be de-
veloped and replenished by the
industry of the whole country, for
there is more than room enough and
incentives to labor for all in a region
which is as large as Great Britain,
France, Austria, Prussia and Spain;
which has every variety of soil and
climate; whose staple productions
none Of the European countries can
grow; which is penetrated by the
Mississippi, whose affluent tide is
supplied by $4,000 miles of tributary
streams, and which has 5000 miles
of continental shore line. Instead of
pursuing policy which tends to de-
moralize the labor and retard the de-
velopment of such country, wise
craftsmanship would befriend aud
encourage it from an intelligent sell
fishness, if from no better motive.
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FINE PoTA ToEs-SEvEN-P FOUNDERS.
We have received from Mr.. James
Il. Kennedy large basket-full of
Spanish potatoes, which are rousers--
some OF them weighing seven pounds.
He will have some of them for sale
in short time.
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The TrDe RecoDs,rvc,IoD p.r,x


The best plan for the rehabilitation Of
the South yet proposed is succirctly
stated in the following platform of the
Bienville parish Immigration Aid So
ciety:
ResolUed, 1. That we invite sll indus
trious persons who desire to engage in
agriculture, manufactures or the me-
chanic arts, to seek homes among us.
2. That we have cleared land enough
for five times the present population.
3. That We will sell on time, lease or
rent portion Of our lands on reasonable
terms to all industrious persons who may
desire TO settle ameng us.
4. That we pledge ourselves to furnish
ali our surplus provisions to those who
may be induced to immigrate to our re-
gion at as low rates as it is possible to
afford them.
5. That we invite Northern capitalists
to establish manufactures in our midst,
and that we promise them all the assist
ance and encouragement in our power.
6. That in this invitation we exclude
none who are likely to make good citi-
ZeBs; but invite those from the North,
or from the East, and all from Europe,
who may desire to seek new homes.
Z. That We especially invite those from
the States east OF the Mississippi to ex-
anime our region before going elsewhere
in search Of homes.
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TRANSPORTATION.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, THE 10TH IN
~ stant, train will be run between Hope
neld and Edmondson's s, until further notice. on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and
Sundays, as follows:
Leave Hopefeld at 1880 am.
Returning, leave Eamonds0n's at $50 p m
Ferryboat Nevada Will leave foot OF Union
street and connect with train.
Excursion tickets, good for three days, sold at
reduced rates.
Tickets for sale at following Offices:
Memphis aud Charleston Ticket Once, No.
Memphis and Ohio Ticket once, No. 2871s
Main street.
Levy & KILLERS Ticket Office, No. jefferson
STREET. JAMES W. ROBERTSON,
ieI4tf General Superintendeut.
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MAN b RIO s
Virginia Military Institute,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.

A PUBLICATIONS. will now be received for the
"A appointment OF 100 additional Cadets into
this Inatitution- These entering in The sum
uBer months enjoy peculiar advantages IN the
special course OF disc pline and instruction, by
which they are prepared Tor the regular studies
which eOmmenee on the lst September.
Circulars VIII be sent or application.
pals etavaw FRANCIS =. SAITH, sup't.
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Gen. Samuel 3. Cushing died sud,
denly and mysteriously st New York on
the eth,
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1t is reported that Mrs. Gaines has
received anonymous letters from New
Orleans, warning beT against the exeeu-
ton OF her rights under the will of Dan
iel Clark, if she would escape personal
violence. Mrs. Gaines il much more
true hearted and brave, than to be in
timidated by any such weak and cow
ardly attempts If but the miacreants
could be found, it should be pleasure to
strip them of even the means of procur-
ing sepulture.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
AUCTION.

AUCTION.
WI. Psssmore & Co, 30 Second.
A. NJ. StOddard & Co., 80 second.
a. 5. Levy Co., - second Jefferson BLOCK
Citizens Union Bank, cor. Main and Jsh.
Peoples Bank Of Tennessee, Y Madison
Memphis City Savings InsriIion, 10 eftenson
First National Bank, "A Madison.
jackson Insurance Company 10 Madison.
BOOK STORES
c =. Chamberlin & Co, Blank Books, lE Main
Church q Co., SIS Main.
n. Wade Co., 2sS Main.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
APP Lutz, I5tl Jefferson.
CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, ETC.
AP. Morgan, lSS Third, corner rTsshington'
W y. Bruce & Co., 81 and SO Monroe.
woodruff & Co, l79 Main.
r. q. Bradley, S77 Main. Jackson Block.
COAL DEAL LEkS.
sSigIev. MeIIsrsh & Co, 25 South Court.
BIsPENSkRY.
EOr. J. B. Russells, AZ North Court.
DEREISCS.
s, Hinson, ZSS Main street, Clay Building.
DRUGGISTS.
ChandIer,h Co., 2s8 Main.
EUKNAfEHR.
J. D. stiles Co, 2Ss Second.
GROCERIES,.
Pargsson s Clay Wholesale, S2S Front.
Webb, Mitchell & Co., Wholesale, Is Union.
e. W. Sturdivant s Co s.ls2 Front.
Martin Walt q Co, wholesale, 272 Front
Brooks, Eeely & Co, 70 front.
Esplesr & sharpe, 36S Main.
s3albreath, Stewart & Co, No. lij% Union.
Victor y. Fuchs Fish Depot, Il Jefferson st.
Mercer, Ware q Tailey. l9i Main,
HARDWARE, STOVES ETC.
Allison Brothers, 20 Front
Jukes 6 scott, also, Tinwars, S35 Second.
Charles stout a Bro, n Second.
r. Robbins q bradley, 223 second.
McCOu1bs s. Co., S24 bRln street.
Org1ll Bros. & Co, SO Front.
H WetteT & Co., Is and 10 Monroe.
HIDES AND LEATHER,
L. ROeschsr, also Findings, S2s55z Main.
Geo. PhilIer d Co.. Adams near river.
HUMAN HAER AND WIGS.
r. Lavigne, 2695z Main. ses advertisement.
Mrs. II. L. ROdner, IS Main.
ISsURANCE.
Pbosntx Fire, Travellers Life, and Accident
ms, Co.'S, H. p Butler, Agent, No. 1 Madison.
gers Branch OF fKHicaerDO.ker Life, y Madison.
n T. ToTnlinson, General Agent, Il Madison.
Peoples insurance Co, W. b. tIreenlaw. Presi-
= A. Littleton 3 Co, Agency, - Madison.
" @enburg s Sylvester, p Madison.
y ". Tern Mutual Lie, J. S. Chaplin, Agent,
y snifon; f;,s NsGtuaI Life, MeMahon Otis,
1SyTI9, = YES AND DIAMONDS
Merrimsn, Byrd & Co 80 @S,rL fS,r+; and Main
POoley, Barnum q Co, CO. '--N
l. /. Michot, S571S Main.
LIQUOR DEALERS.
Nathan Bros. & Co, "a Front.
A. Naccar0 E Co., 324 Front.
LUMEER DEALERS.
Moore, Esder & Co., S5S and $50 Second.
Cubbins. Gum & COOyer, FlBning MIL, l6S
v RRshingtOn.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Power q Mccoy, 23s Second, cor Jefferson.
Mattress hs8nufactOry.
Louis Keith lGS and 6s Jefferson.
MEMPHIS STEAM DYEING.
B. A. HoIlenberg, 2I2 Beal and go Second.
MILLINERY.
L. Krsmer, Importer Fancy Goods, 253 Main.
MIS-. N. g. Hunter, 247 Main.
SEWING MACHINES.
Grover & Baker, SO9 Main.
Star Shuttle, 294 Second.
TRUNKS, VALISEs, ETC.
l. Happek, $50 Main.
TOBACCONISTS.
l. HewburRer q Bro, ~ Main.
Thurmond Foster & Co., Monroe.
Edmonds Petuigrsw & Co., S06 front.
Mayer, Marshuetz & Co, cor. Jefferson a End.
UNDERTAH ERS.
]. G. Hoist & Co., 80 main.
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Quickest Route to New York
PRINCIPAL NORTHERN CITIES
is BY THE
Memphis Il Louisville Z. 3. Line
Double Daily Through Trains

Both Trains connect for Nashville.
The 400 .. IN connects for Cairo and st. Louis,
arri Wing at st, LOUIS at 30 d M, next daV,
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IngarlaHGe Of Hair as an Ornament.

WITHOUT A FINE HEAD OF HAIR NO
w woman can be really beautiful, Without
this crowning exceiience Of beautiful hair no
lady can obtain without buying Il at MADAME
LANIGNE. Call and see for yourselves, for
artistic styles and elegance, at ass Ia Matn
street, upstairs, opposite Court Square.
n. b, Wigs, ChfgnonE, ETC., Hair Cutting, In
spas sn p, LAvIGHE.
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Amounting to-.

Amounting sS7s, 400
Is 1t Just to wiring this large sum out Of
the already oppressed tax payers, and
give 1t as bonus TO the spectators in
city scrip? Does it inspire confidence at
home or credit abroad But the credit
OF the city has "gone pp''-like a rock
et.(?) When we reflect that our national
debt is three thousand millions, our State
debt thirty millions, more than half of
which has been created since the war;,
our city debt between three and four
millions, and the county debt we know
not how much, is it not well to pause
and enquire, whittier are we driftlng7
MEMPHIS.
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NOTICE.

7 HAVE determined henceforvard tn do
l. Commission business exclusively and have
rented my store and taken an office up stairs
In same building, where 1 viii be glad to see
past favors. beg continuance Of the esus,
uhlE bATHAN HOFFHFTMER
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HOUSE,
BOSTON. MASS

bOSIONs NASo-
4 ments which have recently been made In
this popular Hotel the largest in New England,
enable the proprietOFs to Ofer TO Tourists, Fam
lies and The Travelling Public, sccOmInCda-
tious and Onveniences superior TO any other
Hotel in the city. Daring the past summer
Of apartments. with hathiEg-rOO1ns, water
closets. etc, attached one OF Tufts uGgnfh-
cent passenger elevators, the best ever con-
structed, conveys guests tn the upper story OF
the house In one minute the entries have
nished, making il, in sn its appointments.
equal to any hoiel in the country.
Telegraph once Billiard Halls ard CAFE on
the frs floor. LEWIS RICE & SON
feb7 eOd;1n PropEi6Tcrs.
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~ FORGE NJ. THEW, ASSIGNEE OF THE
" President, Directors and Company OF the
Bank of Augusta. In Equity. VS.. Archi-
bald Boggs and Others, Creditors OF said Cor
p0ration.
II appearing to the Court, by afidavit fled In
pursuance OF The rule OF Court. that Thomas
Branch, James r. Branch, Of the State OF Vir-
ginis William Dougherty, John A. James
William q. Peters, Clinton ]. Brown Miles G.
Do6bins, Lemuel 2 Grant, Lewis ]. Dnpree,
y. Hamilton, Stevens Thomas, Albin p. Dear
ing, Young l.. g. Harris, Robert Thomas, Ben
jsEoin r. HardemSn. Millege Murphy, William
Cline, Charles o. Gilman, andrew ]. CHEEKY
John Y. Lee, Willis KAgoTe, John Carter VII
liam n. Murphy. Jasper N. Pttman, John W.
OF Georgia, other than Richmond county
Thomas j. Mackle, Of South Carolina Robert
Alabama; John Ramaga and Hugh McRae. of
Tennessee John d. O'Leary, OF KentueE Ey
and Benjamin F. Allen, Of 1ewa or Wisconsin,
reside out OF the county OF Richmond, in which
the above case, which has been hled in the
Clerks ONCE of tais Court, Feturnable to June
Term, 1858, OF said Court, has originated: II Is
therefore ordered that copy OF this order be
served upon the said defendants, or published
once week for six weeks in some pu bllc gazette
Kentucky, Virginfs, Missouri, lows or Wiscon,,
sin, or an acknowledgment Of service be OBJ
tanned nom said defendants, and that the said
at the said June Term, 1888, OF this Court or IN
default thereof, that said bill be taken as com
fessed against said defendants, aRd that siid
cause do then proceed without them.
GEORGIA, R1cHMoED COUNTY.
Clerks Once, Superior Court:
1, Lafayette McLawB, Clerk OF said Court do
hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true copv
81 the order Of said Court in the case stated. as
recorded Fs3ruary % lS' 1858, upon the Minutes OF
witness my official signature and
lsEALl seal Of L said Court this sd day OF
LAFAYETTE McLAWs
ma9 IaWoW CLERK g. C.. r. C., Ga.
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n O TICE.
Crooks Insurance Agency, 279 1.2
Main Street.
A n T I : NJ o N OPOLY.

MOT being q member of the Monopoly, -
N respectfully state, that In view of the Ex-
TRAoRDINARY resolution adopted by the Mem
the Appeal and Avalanche of this 9TH date.
will leave for the North and Esst in few days
to make arrangements With drst-clRss oom pa
nieS-not represented by the monopolv-to
take the entire line of risks that may be offered
in any one building and approved by the un-
denigned knowing, through The influence
have in both sections, can secure Policies in
Companies that will be UNoBJKcTIoNABLE Z,
the most TAsTIDIoUs. l am now prepared TO
cover $4,000 In any one building. as well to
grant special or open Marine Policies.
GEO. W. L. CROOK,
jel0 Independent Insurance Agency
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~IH4' IIs ~ " -101 . "1 1E0 ? III 10 -'@''
THROUGH TICKETS
At reduced rates, can be procured at Company S
once. 237z Main street, and At Depot, head of
Main street.
So Baggage Checked at Depoto or by the Mem
phis City Transfer Com pany AZ Hotels, Pri-
vate Residences, or on board boats, 70 Rl prin-
cipal points East and North.
sam. b. JONES, Superintendent.
ASA HILL, Pass enger Agent. je3
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Mhtther arc We Drininr,

Editors Memphis Appeal:
see notice in the monetary column
of one of the city papers, stating that the
Board Of Mayor and Aldermen have ar
ranged to take up S450,000 of city scrip
by giving parties holding it, bonds at SIS
cents on the dollar, taking the scrip at
par. 1t is matter of serious inquiry to
the taxpayers TO know, whether this is
economical fnaneiering Would it not
be well to look before we take such q
fearful leap? Let us elueidste this mas
terly stroke of financial policy, and note
its results. To cancel S45O,000 OF scrip,
they give s692, ,307 in bonds, upon which
our citizens will be taxed for the next
thirty years. Let Us sse what this scrip
Is to cost US:
Amount o: Bonds. .......s 692 9O7
Interest for thirty yesrs-..............l 2I0 1853
Amounting TO o........................s 81 esS. .4S0
Much OF this scrip was illegally issued
in many instances three dollars given for
oHe; IN others, to restore scrip asserted
to be lost-all OF which tended to render
1t OF little value, whereby the present
holders were enabled to buy il up for 80
to 40 cents on the dollar. Lucky fellows.
to get nOU, for every S35 worth of scrin'
Sls4 in bonds-for that scrip, taken At
par, and the bonds at s., verifies these
figures. There needs no microscope 10
see how this sort OF financiering benefits
the few who have bought up the scrip,
bat the ghost of Nick Biddle could not
reveal anything but disaster and oppres.
sion 10 the tax payers. AT the time the
.pOputdee-not the tag payers-voted to
Issue q million of bonds, it was stated,
and so understood by some, that the
bonds would take up the scrip, dollar for
dollar. Even this should have satisfied
the most greedy-to get Is per cent. for
his investment, and at the maturity of
the bonds q return Of two and half
times his principal. We are informed
that the Mississippi aud Tennessee Rail-
road Company, the Memphis and Ohio,
the Mississippi Central, and nearly ali
the railroads in the South, have funded
their past Indebtedness in their bonds,
dollar for dollar. Had our city Council
adopted the san1e policy, they would
have saved in the trapsaction above
mentioned
~ ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05
Drntf)s.


Died, in Psducsh, Ky, August l9h,
1868. after protracted illness. John
ifarshaN. 10 the 72nd year OF his age,
Mr.. Marshall was bern near Washing
ION CITY. d. c., April 25ih, IVY lie
commenced business IN ShePherds'o"n H.
Virginia. when quite young man; Wne'e
he also married, and united with the fres'
byterian Church.
In 1925 he came to Bowiinggreen'
Kentucky, where he lived for eighteen
years during his residence there he was
made Ruling Elder of the church. acted
ss superintendent Of the Sabbath schooi,
and was one of The most sc,iye and useful
officers of the house OF God, esteemed ell
izen, and valuable man OF business.
In ls43, he removed 10 Paducah' bsv-
ing been appointed an officer IN The
Branch Bank OF Louisville. in which he
continued until death. DurIng the guar.
ter Of century, Elder Marshall has filled
various offices Of trust with singular hdel-
lily, punctusliIy. and ability. As q Bank
Officer, an Insurance Agent, Elder, Treas
urer, and Clerk of the Church as the
Treas. Of the Bible Society, and nearly
all our benevolent institutions, as well as
Superintendent Of the Sabbath School, he
has been constant. scruPulousIy correct
most useful and acceptable. His nanein
all this community is synonymous with
truth, uprightness, and accuracy-his life
was a modest but clear illustration OF his
principlee. He was always, and every
wise the same serious. thoughtful and
consistent man. He never seemed TO for
get the Christian in the man Of business.
He regarded a walk with God, as 1sJ"d-
Ia walking among men. With him the
cause Of Christ was always first. To live
was Christ hence his death was gain.
That Elder Marshall was without weak
ness and faults, would be claiming for
him, what is more than human. His
faults, however, "sll leaned TO virtues
side" lie often said, 81 am the chi5
OF sinners, and the least of saints. BY
the grace of God his end was peace, his
death was in perfect keeping with his HE:
And his funeral was one of tho largest and
most impressive ever witnessed IN this
community. J. /. H.
Charleslown papers please copy.