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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-11-13

W. \ \ I Z D.
w CIergymep. Teachers, and Superinteu-
dents Of sabbath Schools, and others to act as
Agents for the
HOME BOOK OF WONDERS
work Of great interest fully illustrated also for
the COTTAGE BIRIE
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-11-13

NXANTED-AGENTS-Ineyer every town
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-24
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Thursday one hundred gallons Of soup, upon
which nations wards" live and grow fat, were
thrown away by the managers of the bureau
in Richmond. The strange fact that soup
goes a begging in mystery to some people,
but not to US. The blacks who came from
along the James river, and from Chesterfield,
brought neither soup nor ratlons with them
when they came to- register last week. Soup
was hence natural substitute Tor the fare Of
the mason Dory" The consequence was
that the nations guests compelled the bureau
to increase their supply. But 10! the wards
who stop ploughing to come in to register, lett
for their country homes, and the soup engineer
forgot to diminish his ingredients. The re-
suit was that there were one hundred gallons
thrown away.--So says the Richmond Wing
Jacob Smith, (blaok) was before the Mayor
at Richmond on Saturday, charged with using
abusive language and threatening to assaultJos.
Ferguson, the coorcd man who delivered a
lecture few nights since dGnOuncing the Radl
cal element in the Convention. ferguson tcs-
titled that the accused had abused and threat
ened him, and had told him that he (f. was
= ''markcd' man, and had h2cn so for L long
time.
Several days ago, lIunnicut, Massey and the
Rev. Gen. White, went to King William coun-
ty TO radicalizc there. They spoke as Radi
Gals usually speak, and magistrate Of the
county called White u liar during his speech,
which ultimately occasioncd an alteration,
which at one time promised to be bloody as
we'll as serious affair Quiet, however, was
finally restored.
W. II. Andrews, colored delegate from
Isle Of Wight to the Convention, who had 4
months leave of absence, got on 'sprec' in
Richmond last week, threatened to put day
light through a coIored hackman, and carried
on" 50 outragcously, that the police nabbcd
him. He begged hard not to be put in the cage
and promised if they let him go, to leave the
city" His request was granted.
Mcssrs Clements and Underwood left Rich
mond city on Saturday night, for Washington,
to commence negotiations for the loan OF 800,
900, authorized by the Convention on Friday
last, for paying the expenses OF that band OF
patriots whilst engaged in the sublime labor
of preparing Virginia for restoration to the
Union" 1t remains to be seen what their
success will be!
a list of Gen. Schoticld' 5 recent appointments
Of aldermen in Richmond, tobacco inspectors
in Richmond and Lynchburg, and justices Of
The peace, commissioners OF the revenue, clerks
of courts, constables &C., in various other
counties, is published. Some of these APP
pointments were in the place OF persons resign
cd, died, &C.,
On Friday night last bold attempt was
made to rob Mr.. William o. Nesbitt, account
ant of the Dover Hill Coal Company, ola large
sum ofmoney, but the attempt was ioilcd, MIR.
Ncsbtt receiving 4 flesh wound az the robbcr
ran off,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-24

such convenient time and place as shall be ap-
pointed by the Senate Tor that purpose.
1Signed) John A. Bingham, James Z. Wilson,
Georges. Boutwell,, Thaddeus Stevens, Ben
jamin T. Butler John A. Logan, Thomas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-24

a Radical correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Gazette, giving rather Il pnBV description Of
the Impeachment Managers, says that " l.o-
gan is worthless save for dumb show" Surely
not for "durnh show" Oh, no! NOT ''drmh. .
He "nOrratns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-24

BY authority Of a decree Of the County Coax:
Of Fairfax county, rendered. at the February
term, 1865, in the suit Of Wm T. k%m.cy y,
Samuel r. Brown and wife, the undersig'~!
Commissioner Of Sale, named in said deere
will. on MONDAY, the 10Th day Of Ap:iLI-J,.
Court day, sell, to the highest bidder, in 'r5n:
Of the Court house Of s:pi,! county, the TRACT
OF LAND on which the defendants lorm~!
resided, containing lO%! acres.
This land lies on the Little River Pike, II.
mile west Of the Court House adionS the m':.
Of II. Burke, Kumscy and others, and was, a.:
the breaking out Of The war, in, i good state
cultivation. lis location renders IL = d2.Ira
property.
TERMS -Ono- fourth cash in hand, and :.
residue in three equal instruments, P"ya1ra
six. twelve and eighteen months, 10 De $cc@:r.
by the notes OF the purchaser, and 4 reteA,o.
Of the title until the last payment i made; r.
ferred payments 10 bear interest from day 81.
sale. Stamps and expenses Of deed to De- T..
bv the purchaser. THOS. MOORE
Commissioner % g..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-24

During the hour preceding the assemblage
of the Senate, yesterday, the galleries were
filed up by the fortunate holders OF tickets of
admission. There was the same preponder-
ance Of ladies as on former occasion. The
tickets to the galleries have Coupons" attach
ed, and these again have to be shown twice be-
fore the holder reaches the coveted seat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-24
HE ED.

In this city, on Monday afternoon, at three
o'clock, Mr.. JOSEPH +. STONE. i'll the 5Gth
year Of his age. III" His funeral will take
place from his late residence, corner Of Duke
and Water streets, on Wednesday afternoon,
at 3 Q clock, which his friends and acquainl-
ances arc respectfully invited to attGnd.--[St.
Mary's (Md.) and Washington ID. c. papers
please copy.I
In WArrenton, on the 10Th inst, Mrs.. ELL
ZABETH HARRIS wife Of the late Cnthbcrt
Harris, aged G5 years
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-24

: The proposition to remove the capitol Of Cal
ifornia from San Francisco, which was before
the legislature, has been indefinitely postponed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-24

:: Calls continue to be made upon Hawxhurst,
to ''come OUT in relation to the bribery re-
port. No response at this present writing.
The Richmond Wing says that the card
signed E. j. Underwood doesn't touch the
case it refers to another money transaction
between Underwood and Hawxhurst. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-24

The Presidents Reception, at the Prcai,
dents House, was largely attended,, asst even
ing The foreign ministers were all there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-24

People are anxious to know what appoint
ment it is that Mr.. Seward has rendered to
Garibaldi, and which the latter declined.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-24

The Kux-lux Khan, in Tennessee say they
have as much right to organize as the ''Lo-il
League" and that on the score of secrecy,
at the least -one organization is as bad as the
other
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-24

A brief synopsis of the Presidents Answer
to the charges of Impeachment brought against
him will be found in the summary of the pro-
ceedings of the Court OF Impeachment yes
terday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-24

The Senate, yesterday, overruled the order
offered by Mr.. Davis, Of Kentucky, in relation
to the power of the present Senate, ten States
being without Senators, to try the impeach-
ment But the conservative public regard the
point made as important-and unanswerable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-24
Fairfax county, mar - -lnwts
pUBLlC SALE OF Lam y.

DUBLIC SALE. OF LAND.
Pursuant to {. decree Of the CircHlt Coax.
Fairfax county, rendered Nt the J"ne ~.
1861, in the suit Of W =. Moore V "iiAaI y
Miller the undersigned, CnlHn1i:s lnner> h'..
in said decree, will, on MONDAf, :Ir H.
day Of April, 1858, THAT being Court -'Io.t-''
sell to he highest bidder, before the Lr2"; %n
Of Fairfax Court House, . TRACT Or L'f H..
containing ll5 acres. This land lies NAM ...
ly on the A., l.. < II. Il. r., Nbou; !: j 51..I
from Falls Church Deuot, AMI adjo'n5 LET ''".
of Mncec Pollock and Others. Il.
TERMS-Ono.fourth cash in hand r &"..
post, liable to be forfeited und the I"5u s.,
ut the rsl, Of the purchaser, sAoa.I nc - +
complete his purchase, upon confirm ''; ;,..,i
the Court; the residue in three ci"EL ~,
mcnts ut six, twelve and ciGhtcen m"..., II.
interest from the day f saIn, To BE- 'lS|;; a..
the notes Of the purchaser, and 4 fo''.'''IG ..a
the title until The last payment i maze So IN,
Of conveyance and stamps {" be pI1jtp r&T.
purchaser. GRO: "; .nIMNPE
Fairfax CO., mar 2}-cotS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-24
W EsHs IA.

In Washington, on the 2lst instant, by Rev
Mr.. Addison, j. FRANK WHEAT TO BET
TIE G., daughter Of G. w. G. burlington, all
of Prince William county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-24

1t will be seen by the foreign news that at
last, the Russian government has ordered the
obliteration of all traces of Polish nationality.
Russia is the ''very dear friend and ally of
this conntrvi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-24

The Washington correspondent Of the Balti-
more Sun says that Judge Black did not ap-
pearas one Of the Presidents counsel yesterday,
and it is reported that he has declined to take
part In the defence. because the administration
refuses to accedc to his request to order yes
sci of war to proceed to and take possession OF
the Island Of Alto Vela, Of which client Of his
Judge B's) claims to be the owner, and Of
which the Dominican government dispossessed
him The matteris before Congress, and the
administration declines to Interfere at present
This IS curious affair altogether.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-24

. We observe that in the impeachment pro-
ceedings the, Managers, generally, address the
chair as Mr.. President; the counsel for the
President say, Mr.. Chief Justice, There's a
difference to be seen, but ''the reason why
Is not vet exactly developed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-24

Henry Myers was shotin an ARRAY on Broad
street, Richmond yesterday morning at dawn,
and mortally wounded. Vincent Bargman, a
welEknoWn merchant, was arrested, charged
with the shooting, and bailed to answer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-24

A SNAKE Story. The following story from
Casscl's Magazine, is actually enough 10 make
one $ chignon stand on end.
'In speaking Of snakes, | am reminded Of
an anccdotc | once heard OF the vile OF an
Indian railway official, who was trimming with
large knife some plants which formed L Dor
der to flower bed.-Shc was cutting the tops
off, and while 50 cngagcd she was scared by
seeing the coils of one of the most deadly ser
penis Of the country among the lcayca. With
loud shrek she dropped the knife and the
plants and i man employed in the garden ran
to her assistance On hearing the cause OF her
alarm, he sought to kill the snake with his hoe;
the creature was plainly to be seen wrthing
about, but, although struck made no effort TO
escape, or turn on it's assaiIants. At last it lay
motlonlcss, and the gardener vcnturcd to pick
it up, when he found it was hcadlc5s. TO the
horror Of the lady the head was discovered
among the leaves which she had thrown down
on seeing the snake; she had grasped it uncon-
sciously among the tops Of the plants, and with
her garden knife had severed it from the body.
The bite of that species Of snake was usually
fatal in six hours
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-24

JUDGE RIyEs That the Judge is ''trooly
lyar' now, the most jealous tempered Radical
won|d hardly presume to doubt, after the re-
cent demonstration but We will state for the
edifcation Of all such, that there was time,
early in the war, while the affairs Of the Con.
icderacy were prosperous when he could find
it in his heart to greet with apparent pleasure,
at any rate, the news Of Confederate victory ;
and when an old citizen, who went with his State
throughout the war, could conscientousIy as
scrt that he believed Judge r. to be as sound
as he was! We presume that the Judge, in
his zeal to show clear record to bis radical
friends, has forgotten the short time when he
seemed to sympathizc with his own country
mon. - Charlottesville GAron.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-24
Congress-.

ln the Senate, yesterday, no business of i'm
ingsi in the impeachment trial.
In the House of Representatives Mr. Ho-
man (dem. }, of Indiana introduced a resolution
declaring that in the judgment of the House it
is equally just to the holders Of the u. S. sccu-
rites and the people Of the u. S. that the
bonds contracted during the war should be paid
in lawful money, known as q. S. notes, except
where by their terms they are made payablein
and Means A communication from the Sec
rotary OF the Treasury was submitted in rela-
ton to the authority by which Edmund Coop
er holds the position Of Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury. The House attended the In
3 parchment proceedings in the Senate.
Va. ''Reconstruction'' Convention.
The convention yesterday adopted the article
on the judiciary. The judges to be chosen by
the Legislature, the attorney general by the
people, and the other State attorneys to be
appointed.
A ScENE.-For an hour before the conven-
ton adjourned on Saturday Capt. Parr, the
radical delegate from Nansemond, endeavorcd
to get the floor, holding in his hand neatly
! = =
put up bundle, which excited the curiosity of
everybody. The gavel of the president, how
ever, drowned his sonorous voice, and only his
gestures were observable, which seemed to say
as plain as words, '.I'll speak or die" Lie
was, as usual, ruled out of order six times,
which makes forty.nine times in six weeks
The convention finally adjourned to get rid of
the opportunities Of the Captain, when he ex-
claimed, II reckon Parr can have the floor
} II rHo Is =
He advanced, with beaming face, to the e clerks
desk, producing nothing less than the famous
negro. toy Jig dancer, an invention Of George
Francis Train, and calling to the president,
who had not left his seat, said, Here, sar, is
q piece of my mechanism, sar,' and made it.
dance, to the infinite delight othimself and the
spectators. Cries of speech, speech, and more
applause, but the Captain didn't speak
.R77cAmond Wing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-24

The Rockingham Register says At tie
new railroad bridge now being erected at Pugh's
Run, in Shenandoah county, on Thursday
afternoon last, about clock, I dreadful acct
dent occurred by which David GrubbS, Of
Rockingham county, was instantly killed. He
was employed on the bridge, and had gone up
to adjusted one of the top plates, when some
Of the taStenings gave way, prcclpltating the
unfortunate man a distance of sixty feet, the
falling timbcrs breaking both lcgsan crushing
the head and skull, producing instantaneous
DEATH Several other workmen engaged on
the bridge at the time Of the accident escaped
death by clinging to 4 portion OF the frame
work which failed to 90 down. The damage
to the bridge was about $500 Or 5000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-24

Coal FROM THE SOUTHWEST. 1t has always
seemed to US, that proper efforts have not been
made to increase our coal trade with the South
west The tariff Of freights has been too high;
and this has operated to depress the develop
ment of our coal interests.
From our knowledge of the Cumberland
coal, transported over the Baltimore Road,
and that found in Southwest Virginia, -espc-
cially the Brush Mountain coal, we are pre-
pared to say that the latter is fully equal to
the former. In some respects, it is superior
And yet, comparatively little finds its way to
this market, and none goes beyond it.. | And
this, too, Notwithstanding the fact that tho.
Eastern markets are bare Of semi bituminous
and gas Goals" We think. it very probable
that Cumberland coal can be brought to this
market now,-at the present reduced freight.
and sold as low as Goals from Southwest Viz
glnia. -LyacR5auy Republicans. u;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-24
ALEX ANDRIA.
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH "a.

! Jay Cooke has written another letter on the
national finances. He offers nine reasons why
the bonds should be paid in gold, one of which
is that motion during the war was made in the
Senate by the Chairman Of the Committee on
Ways and Means to pay them in legal tender,
and il was promptly suppressed. The great
bulk of the bonds, he says, are held by people
who are not capitalists. He further says it is
only necessary, in order to resume specie pay
ments to complete the funding Of the 1905 and
fix the day Tor resumption. "Our Jay is
much exercised on the subject of bonds, and
their payment in gold!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-24

Jefferson Davis arrived in Baltimore, yeste1
day, on the steamer Cuba from Havana.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-24
Proposed AppOrtiOnnlent i'll Va.

The Committee On Apportionment IN the
Convention on Saturday made report, the
purpose Of which is to throw this State entirely
into the hands Of the blacks.
The committee base representation upon the
registration prior to the election Of members
to the Convention, knowing that 4 large num-
Der Of whites did not register.
Yet this is not enough for they proceed to
make the result still more certain BY their
apportionment OF delegates to voters. They
provide delegate for every eighteen hundred
voters but where there arc nine hundred 70
tcrs over that number in a county, they give
two delegates aud counties that have only
nine hundred votes are entitled to one delegate.
All of which throws strength into the :ca lie OF
the small negro prcdOminating counties OF E.a9-
tern Virginia
The reader may form some idea OF the char
actcr Of this proposition by scanning the FOL
lowing statement Of the appOrtlonmcnt O.!
senators in some Of the more p0puluus and
we'll known counties
Pittsylvania, Halifax, Bedford, Mcck!cn-
burg, and Campbell, have each one senator:
The following counties are grouped INTO dis
lricts and we find great counties, such as An,
gusta attached to one OF more others, ana
granted the representation that single counties
in East Virginia, inferior in population, are to
have.
Richmond city and lIcnrico, one senator !;
Page, Warren and Rockingham, one senator ;
Rockbridgc, Bath and Allegheny one senator !;
Highland and Augusta, one senator; Alcxan-
dria, Fairfax and LoudOun, two senators fau-
quicr, Rarpahannock and Prince William, one
senator; Culpcpcr, Orange and Madison, one
senator; Stafford, Spotsylvania and Louisa,
one senator; Frederick Clarke and Shcnan-
doah, one senator; Botctourt, Roanoke, Craig
and Giles, one senator; Montgomery, Floyd,
Patrick and Carroll, one senator.
The appointment gives l%S delegates and
~ senators. Richmond is awarded six dele
gates; Hcnlico, two and llenrIco and Rich,
mond together, three senators. R'ch. Dis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-24

FLIGHT OF SWANS. "A flock Of swans, NUN
bering perhaps 4 thousand, q passed over this
city yesterday afternoon in 4 NorthcrIy dircc
ton They flew in Y shaped dctatchmcnts,
perfectly silent, and presented Il beautiful and
seldom seen appearance. They attracted
much attention and excited great admiration.
They passed in the direction Of Chesapeake
Hay,- N0rj0M Dan BO0H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-24

Fairfax county, mar 22-cots
National Int"lIi%cncCr copy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16

UORNERLY or JAMES. LOCK HOSPITAL,
New orleans. La (eetabisohsd n 1850, ana n,
the let sx years located In Cxicago-ths nost sre
eeeefu Specialist OF the age In :hs treatment ~ al,
disc aeee Of private AAtnfe-can be conaden,,s,i.
censulted st his ONCE and rooas 20 RASro rr
treatmert Of Chronic, Aefcurial, Syphilitr Wlss
and skin Diseases. and oil Disorders OF
Venereal Casractef-WAich he eufss Vithos, ~ 49,
OF nj rcury. iodine potaaoa, arsenic. or apv ,s.
but With his NsuraALrkoa positive eur Il, III -
nors and blood polsons; -
ness Noctural and Diuraal Emissions broueh. -, =,
sbuse Of the organ, early indescretion erre. ~
Inherited Lansing loss Of memory. eonfueion a..
nressiou d.mness Of vision. and Often time i III
T. With q deplorAble train Of other evmr,n~
tSrated and radically cured by an infallahls r..hss
ssvirq time and expense. All diseases pecn,;.. y
the sexual organs. Of private character. radiesly
and permanently cured.
old disease OF the nnst horrible elaes. ~. -.
blood kss become peleened-pro6 aeine bic]eAs -
the face small wstsy blistessrans IN the he.S "a
bores-ulcersted throat and nose sores on The i,sH
ood boAy ,erOfnb-togsthes With q ecdlsse .a%
bes Of eu6erings- S0bctuAlly and permanentv ers.S
Da JAurs 10 recommended By the press ~ ~.
eoQnesy, By predecessor Of medical colleges 40 e
he medical profession GENERALS. Thos. .@ Hu y
ehould apply to him and b cured 1t once '''~o
Dn JAnns can BE- consulted. con 6deutiallv \, !.
ter. p o. Box go. Chicago. H. ENCLOSING e,.,, -.
return answer; or &C bic once and psYlo,s - lo'
dolph etreet, corner Of Dearborn street. fror,
H. TO Or. n. Ten separate rooms, and privs,s 80
trance and exits. 90 that patients never eor,. q,
contact with each other. Everything private ana
coundeptial. A01
Just published, By Dr.. james, two pspnh,... :.
orypniyosRnEA and eYyrun, and hoth -: ~ ~
eealed envelopes 70 any address. on rsee,rs ~ ~. -
cepts. Or three red postage eta0na
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16

The Condition 81 Thoao anas.
No appetite; no rsffesoing sleep; ne chssrful
thoughts: no disposition to lsbsr: NO iaelinasisn
Tor society: no Interest In anything do desire to
live. even and Jet no specific ailment which can b
classed - positive disease. Thessands, ~, tens
Of thoasands. are In this coalition martyrs Of
aisaeities to which pathology assiens ~ technical
name.
What 10 the soascs Of their discomfort. mental
and .bedily! ToRren Tns STOMACH: and sonse-
auent upoa that. lasguor Of the circulation wsak-
ness efthe nerves. and elouded brain. WAas doe
common ssnss suggest % remedy for this dsAclsney
n vital powsrs Clearly, se-vitalising nedicins-
somsthinG that will stimulate, tcne and sustain the
broken-down energies Of nature AoSrRTTsR's
STOMACH B1rr1Ks meet the case exactly. In
this bsniacent Tsnie eonbnsd al the
nsesssary to change The condition Of the y STEM ard
bring the dermant orkans int hsathful sstion. IN
the fall Of The year. when the niehtdews are chill
and heavy, and The 1ernsg fogs are charged with
missma. the body dsbilitated By the heats Of euu.
ner. 10 peculiarly susceptible to unwkolsoms inn
ences Al THE season. Of al Others srefore inSie-
Yer and agae and other mslafous disorders, ana g
preparation for the searehina cold Of winter Dye
popoia, bilious complaints. disorders. and
distressing affections Of he bowels. are Away more
or less prevalent in October and November and the
surest and eaiest means Of sverting them Is con se
OF this parest mdest and most efacacious Of ali
tonics and alternatives.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16
AN MsrRg,

town " have never heard much about,
but which has been baxxing away without
parade or noise. quietly attending to build
isg itself up. lie . village Of some City
houses. With three hundred live, stirring in
habitants, has fins steam saw mill, and
the finest water grist mill in the Stats.-
With the people it has, aud the land about
Il, and the life infused By the rail-
road. this little neighbor Of ours, can.
not help but grow into . proud little
place.
Three miles further on 10 the eown 70
have heard Of aad read about,