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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16

A ROMANTIC LOVE SToRY.-The Count |
de ST. Croix, belonging TO one OF the noblest
and wealthiest families in France, became
engaged, after long courtship, to lady his
equal in position and fortune, and famous
for her beauty. Shortly after the happy day
was appointed which was to render two
loving hearts one, the Count was ordered
Immediately to the siege Of Sebastopol; so
he girded on his sabre, and at the head OF
his regiment he marched TO the battlefield.
During the Counts absence it happened that
his beautiful af1lanced had the smallpox;
after lowering between lie and death, she
recovered, but found her beauty hopelesslY
lost. The disease had assumed, in her case,
the most virulent character, and left her not
only disfigured, but scanned and Scared to
such a frightful extent that she became hid.
eous TO herself and resolved to pass the re-
mainder of her days in the strictest seclu-
sion. A year passed away, when one day
the Count, Immediately upon his return to
France, accompanied by his valet, presented
himself al the residence OF his betrothed and
solicited an interview. This was refused
He, however, with the persistence of lover,
pressed the suit and finally the lady made
her appearance, very closely mutfied in a
veil. AT the sound Of her voice, the Count
rushed forward to embrace her, but stepping
aside, she trembllngly told him the story oil
her sorrow, and burst into tears. A heavenly
smile broke over the Counts handsome
features, as, raising his hand above, he ex
claimed ut is Gods work. am blind.
1t was even so. When gallantly leading
his regiment to attack, cannon ball passed
so closely to his eyes that, while it left thei
expression unchanged and his countenanct
t unmarked, it robbed him forever of sight
, 1t is unnecessary to add that their marriage
) was shortly after solemnized. 1t IS sai'
= that, at this day, may often be seen at thu
Emperor's receptions, an officer leaninI
/ upon the arm OF lady closely yelled, an,
il they seem to be attracted 10 the spot by thei
e love of music.- Western Farmer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16
The Ring that Rule in Washington.

From Fourth Of July Grafton at Xena, Ohio by
Brevet Brig-Gen. Dom Piatt.J
Last fall distinguished journalist sent me
to Washington, with instructions TO iook I'M
partially at the transactions there, ana write
the truth, regardless of consequences. olo
my best to comply with his request stfove
TO lift myself above partisan considerations
and feelings, and give to print fair statement
of all that could be seen. | say it now as
wrote it then, with a sickened heart, that we
have the most corrupt Government in the
world. 1t is run by rings. There IS no
moneyed interest in the land that is without
its ring in Washington. We have railroad
rings, iandiobbing rings, Indian Bureau rings,
whiskey rings, protection rings, that 6ranch
off in every conceivable direction: ana they
were intriguing, caucussing, boring. ana
through wine and women, batting without
cessation.
do not wish to be understood as charging
that majority of our Representatives in Con-
| gress are dishonest men. On the contrary,
was surprised to find that, living in TINS at-
mosphere and under these influences, there
were so many pure and upright men. but
will say, without fear of successful contradlc'
ton. that adding the ncapables to the rogues
and they made the majority.
Not the least disheartening part oil all lhls Is
to be found in the utter indifference with
which the public at large regard all this.
Is no longer shame to steal. 1t has ceased
to be dishonor to defraud. saw Senators
who came to Washington with scarcely money
enough to pay boarding house bills, rolling
over the street in splendid equipages, and en-
tertaining society in palatial residences. The;
are now millonaires, and not only tolerated
, but followed, fiattered, sought, and sued b.
men and women who would be honest were
/ the fashion to affect that virtue and If yo
turn from men who have made their fortune
out of their places, it is to stare at men VIII
bought their way in.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16
nRnoRs OF YOUTH.

Genteuan VINO suffered for years from Nervous De,
hiItv Premature Decay and all the effects OF youthful
ndsereton will for tho sake Of suffering send
fas 10 ali who need it, tbe recipe and ior max
IN tha simple remedy by which he cured. Sufferers
wishina 10 proht by the advsrssrs experience, can do
~ " "a''''''"s' '- JOHN B. OGDEN
mylO-lyw " Cedar street. Hs" fOrk
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DEGIsTER's ORDER.

II EGISTER's ORDER.
X, REalsTERs OFFICE, NV CASTLE COUNTY,
May 9Th, 1863. !
Upon the application Of Thomas MeComb AdministrA-
tor Of Robert A. McComb, late of christana Hundred
In said County, deceased 1t is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Administrator aforesaid, give
notice Of the granting Of Letters of Administration
upon the Estate Of the decreased. with the date Of
granting thereof by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty DAYS from the date of such Letters, in six Of
the most public places Of the County of New Castle, re
qurng all persons having demands against the Estate,
to present the same abide by an Act of Assembly in
such aAse made and provided And also cause the sane
to be inserted within the period in the Delawars
State Journal and Statesman, newspaper published in
wilmington and to be continued therein two months,
-, Given under the hand and Seal Of Oiiee oI tbs
~. County Aforesaid the day aud year above writ
ten. H. u FhAlM' Register
NOTICE.
All psrsonR having claims against the Estate OF the de-
eeAsed must present the same duly attssted to the Al
mnstrAtor on or before May 9TH. 1870, OF abide the
Act Of Assembly in such case made and provided.
THOMAS McCoMB Administrator.
AIdress--WIL LniNGToN, DEL. mRy2l-2m
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No. 10 One Farm,

Situated in Brandywine Hundred New Castle County,
80 pe. coniaining 90 ACRES or less,
fIt1IhH and having upon ita good substlntal STONE
lllMN HOUSE and BARN aud bounded by the County
llgEgN Road leading from tho Concord turnpike 70
sn,ith Mill or Beaver Creek, which road runs along
ina entire line and by landa Of - Moseley and
Ramsey. Il, , Il
seized and taken nio execution AS tia properly o.
Joseph W. Day, and n be sold ly ., q, 90,
''eeP' ~ JACOB RICHARDSON, Sheriff.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16

MIR. Simpkins has an abominable gait,
don't YOU think SOY" mo, indeed; think
II quite handsome, especially since it was
nalnted." ''Exeuse me, but you don't un-
derstand mel allude TO his carnage"
"Why, la me he has no carriage" "Oa,
yes, he has; but it's only seen when he
walks"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16
To Kill Moths

In elohlns furs carpsts a., use Lyons Insect Powder
n vrii ID Ii Nothing else will Don't walt till ths
mischief IS done. Kill them now, Be sure you get ny
on;s Powder Ses n Lyons signature on the haas Buy
jnne 25-lm Depot, q Park Row, N. Y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16

The following is literal copy OF docu-
ment forwarded to an unsuccessful candi-
date at the late general election in England:
''Mr. - DR.. 10 -. To wearing your
colors one week and attending the poll at
- and voting for you, e10.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the estatoof the
deceased must present The duly attested to the
Exerutor on or before April 3lth, 1870, abide the
Act Of Assembly In suOh case made and provided
JAMES n. RAY Executor
Address-NgWARK, DELAWARE. may2i-2m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16

II must be happy thought TO Jersey
lover that his blood and that OF his sweet
heaEtmingle IN the same mosquito.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16
The Marriage Ring.

essays on the ERRORS OF YOUTH and the FoLLIRs
f AGE in regard TO SOCIAL EVILS, with certain help
for the erring and unfortunate. Sent In sealed leer
anvslopes Tree OF charge. Address HOWARD Asso-
CITATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. msysl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16

sALE.--BK VIRTUE OF
- ,rrit al Leyari FAcas, 10 directed, will lie eH
rosei to Pube SALE at tbs Hotel Of Vincent o. HUI a.
in Appoquinimink Hundred. New Castle
County Del, en- SATURDAY, the nth day q JULY,
Issg AZ o'clock, 2. NJ tho following described Real
Estate, vz' -. - .,.., 81 lad
1s6NH situated in Appointments Hundred County
Ml A of New Castle and state OF Delaware, bounded
mitN and described as follows to wit;-Btginning
al large stone standing by the elge Of the wood lanl
hating sotner for land Of Lambert g. Melvin and now land
of oseph NJ Barr from thence with line Of and 81 said
parr s1uth 36 rees aud minutes east l32 and our-
tenhs peches to stake standing in said Barrs line
from thence south 40 degrees west and ionrtenths
srrbas 10 stake in line Of land Wilson and Cham
der from themes with the lines OF their land north os
and degrees west DO and twotenths petcneF
be stone in the edge OF swamp, corner lot sAu ~
son and Chandler and from thence south degrees anu
DO minutes east IS and two-er tbs perches to large
sinna in said Wilson and Chandle's line corner Tor
land of william Clayton, from thence with line OF
land of said CLAYTON south AZ degrees and 50 minutes
west as and ourenhs perches to stone near he edge
Of hed corner for said Clayton and John Patterson
Fsn non, thence with line Of land Of said Patteraon
north IS degrees and 81 minutes west TO the center OF
new public road called the Patterson kot eaulng from
Smyrna and SassaiIas Road to the Cypre ami MARY
land Line Road from thence with center oi tAln he"
road pOrlhery direction to ne OF land Of the hote
said John O. Patterson, Fsl IRON thence with line o.
ha land north 70 degrees Ast TO stake corner lor sAu
Pater,op and the aforesaid Lambeit $ melvin, lfpn
thence with the lines of land of said Melvin ana nl91
ng Herewith to the place OF beginning, containing -
acres more or less with dwelling &e Teon erected
Seized aud taken in execution as the properly . !,
Washington Benner and Phebe MS wiiei anu l. vs.
aud 10 he sold by JACOB RlUHAkDsoN, fherlu'
sheriff Cnice, New Castle. June 2Sth, 1863 -Jy2
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cHERiFF,s sALE.--nY VIRTUE OF
sundry wits Of VendtiOni Exponas 70 me- nlleeeu,
Sil be exposed to Public sale, at hs ioie OF Isaac
pyla fIndian Queen) in the city Of Wlmington' New
cssils Couuty Del, on SATURDAY, JULY lTth le69,
n o'eork, +. the following described Real Estate
viz: ,.... Al, ,,,., &c pyti,,i,,
1nlGM ton New Castle County Delton which is erect
.l. ed large brewery Building, Watts, rank ma
plAA chinery and Fixtures and other ont buildlnssl
Mo- I-Ieenninga at the westerly side o Adams street
betsen Fifth aud sixth Streets, SO feet from ihe sou!n
erv sle Of sixth Street. thence westerly parallel WIN
sixth street. 1870 feet stake in the eahtery sue o.
Morrow street thence with Morrow Street southeTy .
fest thence eastery lO feet thence nothery 90 iee'
thence westerly ~ feet thence nOrhery bO ieet thence
easery 10 feet thence norhery bs feet to the place oi
beginning. ,,,,, L., .f pto, s,rsat
teween Adams and Jackson Streets lb ieet from laek
son Street thence southery los feet half inch these
eastery ~ feet thence norherly lOb eet nall an men
thence westerly AZ feet to the place Of beginning
No 3-Begnning the side OF FINN street alofesAil
between jackson aud Adams Streets, bb feet from w w
westerly side of Adams street, thence soutnery iV
feet half an inch thence westerly IL feet thence norm
ery O feet half inch; thence esstery 10 eet 10 TN
placs of begtun ing, be the same what IL may
| ssized aud taken in execution IS the properly
| Samuel A. Nebeker, Aquila Eebeker and ueofge Nepe
ksr trading as g. A. Nebeker Co and 10 be sold by
N''' JACOB RICHARDSON. Sheriff.
shetifis Office New Castle, June 23d, isb9--o
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tsssi ls sasssRoAD Line. = :
FALL ARRAN0EMENT.
EXCEPTED.
GOING NoRTH,

On and after MONDAY, OCTOBER bth. 1868 Passsr
gvI Trains viii run as follows, until further notice
An ,rpAINs eIfNnAys EYCEpTED
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16

80 All that certain lot Of Land situate in Apo
1tsIW quinimink Hundred, to wit'-begihnipg At a
Ill large stone standing by the edge Of The wood
ll HH land being corner Tor land late Of Lambert
Wilson and land late of Joseph Nj Barr, from thence
with land OF said BArr sonth 10 degrees minutes, eas
Burris land from thence Aouh 10 degrees west and
four one perehes to stake In line OF land
late Of Wilson aud ChamberF from thense WIN these
lines north 60 and three tenths degrees west % anh
twoenths perches t, stake In the edge oil swamp
corner for land ate Of Wilson and ChAmhets anu there
with south degees Il minutes, east 81 and twoleainh
perehes to a la 60 stone u said Wilson and chambeIs
line corner for land Of william Clayton, from thence
with line oil said Clayton south " degress 90 minutes
west Os snd fourtenths perehes to sons near NE sag
Of a held corner for Clayton and land OF John u rat
larson Ma from thence with tho lines of land o sau
Patterson and lands late Of the Aforesaid LamDsrs T.
Wilson, and binding Herewith to TIE place 81 H. &
containing 1856 acres aud lbt Ierches Of land 10 the
same more OF lets. W III a Frame House aud stable
thereon erected, A., -. T., 8
| Joseph q. Lyman, and 10 be sold by nrso,, s4,g
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16

SALE.--BY VIRTUE OF
writ OF Ais Lsvari faeias. TO me directed VII oe
axnosed 10 puhle sala at the Hotel OF vincent u Hill
Sf Rlsekbrd in Appoquinimink hundred, New Castle
conntv nal on SATURDAY, the l7th day OF JULY,
Isde 1t O'clock r. NJ, the following described Heal
Kstaie viz; ,.,, L, ,,.., p,...a pi.n.
IiW tation or tract of Land, situate IN lhe hundred
lll M fAppoquinimink) County and state aforesaid,
Wl#. bounded snd described as tpllowa to VII i-bs'
inning at large corner hickory tree on hil In the
eisnred land being corner for land formerly OF -
sants and taken h. O the Orisnh corners OF tue
Yact Cork Farm thence south 81 sud one nail degrees
west 10 and threeunths parehes 10 the mddle OF ihs
nublic read leading irom Taylors Bridge 10 Barlow
Landing being corner for land loery Of James Dennoy
and Emly his wli+ In right Of the shd kmlly, from
thence with the middle ot he road aforesaid north 20
sgrses 20 mnutas west 50 perches TO cornerst1ne set
behind Rich Neck fchoO hou'e and James Rogers line
from thence with tho line OF said Rogers binding there
with north Go and one half degrees east about 81 perehun
10 the Rich Neck Road, from thence with taid ROAD =
direction to line OF land OF tue heHH ol
WIN johnson M D., dereised, from thence WIN the
line Of said heirs south 81 degr es, east phreheS I"
long hickory standing the northwest side q spnhl
OF arm Of is Cedar swamp from thence down utep
wei my ripple separating the same rom tue cypress
or CedtT swamp, aud binding therewith ana WAN lhe
lne Of lanl OF tile Aforesaid - slAlth hDout so4
nereh.s 10 the plaeo of bsiinning, containing within
aid bonnls 81 acres be the or lots with
huildipqs and impI0vnle ents thereon erected.
| Sei1,i and taken in execution as ths property o
William T. Deakyna aud sarah Il. Deakyns his VILE
and Rachel h. staats Jacob StAais r taTTe tenants
| and In bs sold by JACOB RlCliAkDsON, shnIin.
sherf's Once Nav Castle, June %, lsB9-2Y
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to emhankment of Winchester and Potomac
railroad, with it. 106;;,, feet to lot No. 2, and
with it 134 feet to Shenandoah street. Fine
brick house and other buildings. The last
three lots have an alley 10 feet wide along
embankment of railroad, from Washington to
Market street. Purchaser, William Young.
Price $3.50.
r. The first of these was retained by the
Government, and the second transferred to
Mr.. James W. McGraw, of Harper's Ferry. ]
The entire sale aggregated s294,444 so,
which is regarded as most advantageous sale
to the Government. Much speculation is
abroad as to the uses to which Capt. Adams
designs to convert the valuable wafer power,
&c, which he has obtained at this point, but
so far no has kept his councils to himself
He processes to represent capitalists of Wash
iugton city, New York and Boston, the former
of whom it is rumored and generally believed
design establishing the most extensive Paper
Mills in the country, on the Island property,
the Company being the Government contrac-
tors for the supply of the same. 1t is hoped
and expected the "Musket Works" will be
converted into wooden, cotton and other man>
ufactories, but of this more anon. We shall
hope for ths best, apd keep our readers ad
viscd as to any progress i'll so much to be
desired direction.
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HARPER's FERRY AS ITIs.-A correspon-
dent of the Valley Spirit, published at Cham
bersburg, Pa, thus speaks of Harper's Ferry,
and the dangers attending strangers at that
point, who may indulge little too freely of
the ardent. We presume the writer kept him
self "wide awake and duly sober" as he seems
to have escaped the perils which he SO graph
ically describes =
Harper's Ferry is, to the stranger, dam
gcrous stopping place at night; and if he
wishes to escape in daylight he must keep his
eyes open. A drunken man has no business
in Harper's Ferry, unless, indeed, lie wishes
to put period to an unsatisfactory career
1t is but few days since stranger from
MARYLAND stepped off the railroad bridge at
this place and was killed. The poor fellow
was intoxicated. This magnificent bridge has
proved human dead fall. Numbers have
been killed outright, or manned for life, aud
yet not a single suit has been instituted against
the company.
None of the injured, so far, has fclt able to
carry on suit against this mammoth corpo-
ration; for although judgment might finally
be obtained, the victim would be ruined before
relief could be received. A substantial rail-
ing to this bridge, and along the high wall
connecting the two entrances to it would not
cost the company much, and would show some
regard to human life. During our stay at the
Ferry, we visited the extensive Touring mill
of McCreight, Childs & Co. This mill hes
ten run of burrs and turns out about two thou
sand barrels per week. The -four is shipped
to New York.
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TO TIE LADIES!

MRS. A. c. MITCHELL & CO. opening
I'VE their old stand stand Main street. large
and we'll selected stock of
FRENCH MILLINERY,
of the Fall and Winter importation, which they in
vito the Ladies generally 70 call and examine.
FRENCH PATTERN HATS and BOSNETS of
the latest style, selected with great care
Ostrich Plumes, & PiumCs OF Every Variety.
FRENCH s AMERICAN FLOWERS,
tLACES, TIES, SCARFS, &C !,
all Of which they oIer at astonishing!y low Prces.
We shall be ever ready to accommodate c and please
all who ma, give US a call. We return our thanks
for the very liberal patronage extended 10 US, and
respectfully ask continuance of the same.
&C. Orders neatly and promptly ecutcd.
October IS, 1869 I'm. IF. p copy 3t.l
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TARM ron SAFE.
valley Confectionery in Full Blast

rEIIiE undersigned has just returned from BaIti-
l. more, with large and we'll selected stock of
CANDIES, LEMONS, ORANGES.
JELIIES, BRANDY PEACHES.
TOMATO CATS UP, PkPPER SA UCE,
A full stock of CANNED FRUITS, such as Peaches,
Damsons. BIackberrics and TomatOCs; Cucumber
Pickles, by the dozen huadEcd.
FIGS, DATES, PRUNES, SARDJNES,
CIGARS & SMOKING TOBACCO.
He will ALWAYS keep on hand good supply of Fresh
CAKES OF ALL KINDS.
Cakes baked to order-from Pyramid Wedding
Cake 10 Half-Penny Jumble-upon assnable
terms, and at the shortes notice.
HIS STER SALOON
is now-ope,. where will be pleased to servo tho
publicSdaiy during the season. Oysters furnished
by the pint. quart or gallon.
November O. 1s69-tDy5
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ATTEMPTED RoBBEnY-On Thursday
night last an attempt was made to rob Mr..
w s. Mason, of cur town, of a horse. 1t is
supposed that the thief first forced open the
door, and then finding it also secured by a
strong iron bar, proceeded to saddle and bride
the horse, so that when that was completed he
might exert all his powers on the bar, and
force it and be eff in fine trim. But this safe
suard was not so easily torn away, and the
next morning the horse was still in the stable.
If our citizens would not only use iron bars,
but spring guns also, these dcprcdations might
be stopped.
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TIE MASON g. HAMLIN

q g an Comp any.
Winners of the PARIs EXPOSITION hlEp'L, who
have Uniformly heon awarded highest hCncrs, at
iHpusI Ria -ExnDITIoNs in this country, so tnst
rus II work is the acknowledged standard of excel
renee IN its department. respectfully announce
Win extended and perfected facilities ana oy
Ine e"CIuslve use of recent improvements, heyL'Ie
NOV producing yet more perfect ORGANS than ever
SIoLe' IN great variety as to style and pre-,
1da Ptedto all public and private uses for Drawing
lodges, Churches, SchoolF, &c, in plain and Gle
CANT cnscs, all of which they are enabled by their
nnequait'd faCilitiCs for manufacture, to sell at
prices OF in lcrior work.
The rccert improvements in thoae ORGANS have
SO lncFcascd their usefulness ands popularity that
thcy arc Internationally the most desirable lnsiFu-
mchts obtainabie for family USE, as wen as
churches, Schools, &c. while the prices at winch
the to the and requirements of all classes
lhcy are equally adapted to secular and sacred
music, are elegant as furniture, occupy little space
are not liable 10 get out of order. (not requrln
tunCsl, are very durable, and more easy TO learn
to play upon than the pionoforte.
iht NJ 4 ii Organ L o. are now ceiling EoU ~
OCTAVE ORGANS for $50 each; FIVE OCTAVE
ToRs, for 1873, and other styles at proportiUnate
For testimony to the superiority of their Organs,
tie Mason & iamlin Organ Co. respectfully refer
the most prominent musicians in the country. with
many of cminCnce in Europe having given public
testimony that the Mason & Hnmm Organs excel
all others.
circular containing tins testimony in full will
tie sent free to any desiring it, also dcscrip-
tive circular. ann" full particular respecting
these Instruments, with correct drawings of the
different styles and lowest prices. which arc fixed
and inv iahle. Address TIRE MASON & HAM
LIN ORGAN CO., $50 Broadway, n. Y. l54 Ire
Boston,
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SHEEP STEALING.-A correspondent who
signs himself ga Farmer" notifies us that
this business is being actively carried on along
the line of the contemplated railroad "from
1Iagcrstown; through the. valley" Ho says
the field of operation at present seems to be,
Clay Hi and Mt. Pleasant, Those interested
are warned to be on the alert.
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FASHIONS /! FASHIONS !

AIRS. MARY C.TAYLORrcspectfullya nrounccs
IVA to- the Ladies of Cha restown that she has just
returned from Baltimore with the latest patterns for
FALL AND WINTER DRESSES,
Cloakz, Talmas, S-c:, of every variety. She re-
spectlui!y asks call from the ladies' Cutting and
Fitting done upon reasonable terms. Patterns for
eac. Stamping and Pinking done also
November Is, 1869.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-12-07

'.V1RG1NIA ADvANCE."-We have re-
ceivcd the first number of this new paper
published at Culreper c. II. Va, by Messrs:
Joel Miller and James IL O'Bannon The
paper is neatly printed-its editorials pun
gent, logical and to the point. Capt. OBJ.
is native Of our county, and he has the best
wishes of many old friends for entire success
in his new enterprise.