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The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05

A very poor family passed
through Wytheville, Va, a few
deys since, and encamped in an
old field near the town. During
the night, with no shelter from
the rain, which was falling in tor
rents, the mother gave birth to
four children. The Bristol News
in giving the item says that the
husband was too lazy to even car
ry straw from q neighborhood
stock-yard to make the woman a
rude bed.
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05

The editor of the Springfield
Mo. J Leader has been advertis-
ing for aboy, for several weeks,
10 learn the printing trade, and
on Thursday his wife filed the
order for him, which shows that
Advertising pays. He could have
had twins if lie had advertised for
two boys.
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05
Can n Negro A0ia O3ce anacy'I
Tie constitution Of TIE Infica
States.

We haue beea taught By he prin-
ciples Of he Republican Parry, that
a Negro stood upon The same poit-
ical Equality ,cth the White Man.
Certainly the Republican Parry Of
this STATE haze so contended, and
,1e behere do so contend 10 day
that is the True Republicans. BIT
the Radical Organ Of his City,
o,vned and controlled By old Border
Ru6ian Democrats, tohose principle
"business" before hc toor ,eos IN
catching "ruanaway aiggers' and
returning them to slarery, says that
unde, hc Constitution a Negro can
not ld,rtully be elected a Member of
Congress ....
Son,e Of or Cotored friends ,cho
haze been taught 10 beliere that their
Radical Leaders acre such good
friends Of the Colored Man, ,cilI
ind IL hard TO beiiece that The Little
Rock Republican has taken the posi-
tion that a Negro Man cannot hold
a seat in Coast ess, TO achichhe may
be elected by the People. But ii is
nevertheless tr7te. The Republi-
can has taken that poSition-and IF
zoe haze been taught to shun IL for
advocating Chinese labor, toe haze
still stronger grounds no,U TO slatn
ii, because IL has taken The position
hat a Colored Man cannot become
a Member of Congress.
We aeuer assert any fact ,cidtout
having the proof at hand to substaa.
tiate its huh-and zee tciu noav pro-
ceed to proue the truth Of his as
sertioa. NE quote Ae foHoWing
fs,em an editofIdsaraele III The Re-
publican, of the l6h J,tly::
tt7Aba vun11,on no,voouott. oa.oo.,
+" vative ticket, lately elected in Vir-
I" ginia, had upon 1t the name of one
- colored man. As far as the re-
/" turns of the election can make him
F" SO, he Is now member elect to
4" the House of Representatives. Can
50 he take his seat? By the terms OF
=" the Constitution, no person shall
'' be Representative who shall not
4" have attained the age OF twenty
'' five years, and been seven years a
!" citizen of the United States. OF
90 course, according to the "Drei
d" Scott'' decision, the negro was
s, not citizen before the war-and
Z" not having been a citizen, there
" fore, seven years, he can not be
+" eligible to Congress
And thus 1t is broadly and dis-
hinetly asserted By the leading Radi-
cal Organ of arkansas, that a Ne
gro Han is ineligible 10 a seat IN
Congress.
Bless my soul - achat al eye.
opener is This! The Radicals say
that the Conservative Republicans
are no true friends 10 the Colored
Peopie--bm they eject a colored ma',
to Congress an Virginia, and there
by shoring that they are friends 10
the colored people, and The Radical
Organ of ARKANSAS shoes its lOre
for the Cotored Nan ty making an
argument 10 shoD that he is mol ELI
gible to a seat in Congress! We
Judge a mans FRIENDSHIP not 50
much BY schat he says, as achat he
does. We think the men acho elect
a Colorsd han to Congress BEL
ter friend than those ,cho say the
Negro is inekgible to a seat in Con-
gressf
TABBs GROSS.
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05
WHAr's TRUMps?-A Kentucky

WHATS TRuMPs?-A Kentucky
paper announces the marriage OF
Mr.. Jack Low, 10 lady by the
name of High. They ought TO
make stiif hand at cards It's
high, low, jack, already, and if
they play together long enough we
presume they viii count one for
game at last Jes So
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05

ssif sell-brea woman is sur
prised in careless costume, she
does not try to dodge behind the
door to conceal deficiencies, nor
does she turn red or stammer con-
fused excuses. She remains calm
and selfpossessed, and makes up
in dignity what she may want in
decorations.
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05

Look me straight i'll the eye, "
said Ben Butler the other day,
when about to ask a question of
persevering interviewer" on a
railroad car. Which one?" said
Mr. Impertinent.
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05
TABBs GROSS.

Near Ringgold, Georgia, the
other day, the Revenue officers
attempted to arrest a man by the
name of Depshaw, for illicit dis
tilling. Depshaw resisted, and
the officer shot and killed him.
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05

The following notice was post
ed on ! large box which passed
over tie Pacific Railroad few
days since: "Baggage-smashers
are redRlested to handle this box
with care, as it contains nitro
glycerine, Greek fire, gun-cotton,
and two live gorillas." "
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05

In reply to a paper which call
ed Gen Sherman "the coming
man." Georgia journal says it
"hopes that he is not coming that
way again. "
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05

McMam, the trainer Of Flora
Temple, and owner ofLady Thorn.
says he could get mile out of
Dexter iii two minutes with few
weeks practice
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05

4 Chicago girl says she don't
get married for the reason that
she don't know whose husband
she might be marrying.
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05

\ gentleman named Thorn mar
ried Miss Horn last week. They
get along indiffercntly, she COM
plains Of being stung by thorn,
and he says he has found happi-
mes in a horn.
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05
.lrlrS IlenS-- M mi Ruano,

LasaIle, H., holdsa man named
Murphy, who recently killed his
wife with boot. He merely con
sideres it good joke on Mrs.
Murphy.
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05

Milwaukee has adopted an orig
inal method Of getting rid of the
street loafers They are photo
graphed by an artist and hung in
store windows, labeled "street
loafers. -
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05

The "black tongue" is killing
the cattle in Floyd county, Ga.
Four dead deer were found in the
woods killed by it.
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05

In one Georgia town the hogs
have found out that when steam
or touches at the wharf some corn
is usually scattered about. Ac-
cordingly, the sound of a steam
or's whistle dives the entire hog
population TO the rive side.
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05

The leader of camp meeting
in Ohio, announced "the brother
in-law of General Grant will now
lead us in prayer.
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05

4 Vermont lady Of culture and
reGucmet thought the fire in the
stove was ont, but poured in
little powder to make sure. Re
sult--The fire engine came out,
aud also the sexton.
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05

\ novel establishment, at which
dogs are to be washed aud thor
onghIy freed from fees al 80 cents
each, has been opened in New
York.
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05

An old man is now living i'll
Tchonsha, Indiana, who is 90
years years old, is cripple, hay-
ing lost both of his legs below the
knees, and an arm, in the war of
1912. Heis still active, hobbling
about on the stumps Of his legs
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05

Norfolk. Virginia, restricts the
number of bootblacks in the city
to eight, and gives each a district.
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05

Two more vessels, wrecked by
the racent gale. have been towed
into Portland, Maine,
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05

The woman who was going to
sue a St. Paul lawyer for breach
OF promise, claiming 100000,
has concluded to take $4,000, and
try to heal the wound in her giz-
zard.
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05

A Boston lady wore a dress
and other doings in her hair at
the Clarendon Hotel, Saratoga,
worth $685. Ter hair was
twelve and a half feet from stem
to stern.
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05

A woman died of starvation in
New York the other day. And
peaches only ten cents a quart.
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05

Since the completion of the Pa
ciiic read California has been Wis
tied by eighteen United State Sen
ators, and Members of Congress
till man can't rest. It's safe to
say that they were all dead heads.
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05

The few sparrows imported to
the New York parks in 1866,
have increased to several thous-
ands, and are OF great service in
clearing the trees Of caterpillars
and other vermin.
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05

1T Sheridan, Kansas. the Wig
lance committee were about to
hang a halfhreed, when he re-
quested the privilege Of hanging
himself, which was granted. lie
put the rope around his neck, got
into tree and jumped, breaking
his neck.
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05

Ladies are said TO be working
their way into the watch business,
because they produce handsomer
faces and more delicate hands than
men.
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05

\ Texas murderer refused to
eat plate Of beans for his break
fast saying that they always
made him feel bad for three OF
four days after.
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05

Ezra Livingston, an aged farm
er' of GAINESVILLE, Wis. who never
did such a thing before, commit.
ted suicide on the 10th inst.
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05

Philadelphia INDUCES in butter
at seventy cents per. pound
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05
Having purchased the
Cigar and Tobacco Emporium

..a4
rs
9
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05

The colored people Of Kansas
will hold State Convention al
Topeka, October 2Tth.
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05
.. T.. SHALL,
LAND AND CLAIM AGENT,

viii buy and sell Real Estate, Rent
and collect Rents, pay Taxes through-
out the 4 State, buy Government
Vouchers and other claims, and do a
general Collecting business.
Back room, Ashley Office, Mark
ham street, Little Rock. nltf
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05
SUBSCRIPTIONS

powell DLAYTOS, Governor.
JIM. JOfIHS0N, Lieutenant Governor.
ROsKRT .. r. WHITE, Secretary Of State.
JhMks il. BEKRf, state Auditor.
HENRY PAGE, State Treasurer.
THOMAS SMITH, .sapersassndent Of Public In
strncttou
BENJAMIN THOMAS. csalmissioaer oi Internal
Tmprosements
j. N. LEWIS. cOEamisaoaer Of Imsnigraticn and
State Lands.
KRYEs DANF0RTH, Adjutant General
W. W. wiltshire, Chlef Justice o. Supreme
Court.
y. r. MoNTGoAERy. Attorney Genelai.
M. W. BEsJAMTS. Solicitor General.
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05
and SnaEs Of choicest brands.
Pipes Of every variety.

. Wholesale tEaas suprbsd ss low ratsa
eng n u
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-10-05
MURPHY & WATKINS.
Auction & Commission
MERCHANTS.

Particular attention paid to the sale OF
Stock, Merchandise, furniture, &C., &c.
Lihsral cash adyances made on con-
signments. nl-u
, 1869-05-02

maize several mistakea, while the consciousness
that everyone WA watching him, aua the faoKl-
edge Of his own phyuc1 difficulty, brought On
extreme nevooAnesa- II was more Ike au1nsd
apdltor, reading q halauce-theet to c1oFaed
meeting Of shareholders, than statesman AelS-
cring an sddyeM to 4 tegtalatve body. stTaos m
assault, possessing power Of sarcasu. rest'1saed
ty no consideration a 10 the pain II nay o7se,
Mr. Lowe WAS dreaded when In Opposuot; but
In once be u It would seen1 singu1ariy inodessive
Ths has struck some people SO much Of late that
they begin 10 Say he has been oycIraicd Al Aong,
md has owed the attention he excited to tns 1act
that he Esd deserted from hts party. Bat ris u
too rasty Judgment The obstacles the ethef
cycring eau only occur once year. Nj. Lave
hsa tigers claw under nu this vslvettJ 1as.
A SENSATION scKxk-THx DRAMA FOR TIE NaSSEA
The following Is a bsief description Of "seasa-
tlou scene In play called "Forsake1." pro-
duccd at a large theatre caiied tho Victoria
Theatre, situated In densely peopled ots6hbot-
hood In the souih Of LONDON:
"Ine vtrtrous aprreutlce'of the play y e!t Of
dinner. time In charge OF large saE-m1l1s vile me
men are at dinner. The death Of the spp:satlee
Is desired y one Of tse approved s:aze t;Is !,
aprenuce. Aud this IS how 1t Is 10 PC ACCOM-
ptahed: While the younss1er = na1nless!{ eat-
lng his dinner out Of his huNh!e baAh me Gu
gtneer comes behind him and staas him Mt:a q log
Of wood. This done, the youth u carefully 2-lcsd
on plank, and the engines wn1eaeewosk me CT.
cr.ar saw Rre deliberately ger IN motion. !ach ?!
Incl. but terribly slowly. the Fl1nk = worried p
tat machinery up TO the hl.leons teeth OF re cir
GUAR saw. The boy Is still .aseas.bl:, ed ~
sawdcsi, IS the p!a1k moves is scattered ~ mt
his aouts ard hair, Every moment ihe i1eEaa
oa Of the audience u excited TO expect - zee IA
boy snlIt In two by the saw. The audience fasp
for bTeatt, n1a ] wur1aa every now o-d the!
scrclIns Int there l. Eclp ar h1c'l, Of eoC-s"- .
ea,t. .tetl friend of the 10? hrca3 through .EE
Light and .esc1es the apprentice whca the seeih Q
he saw as 1ast twisting themselves into ss halt
II ttr rcscse the a.i!eHce ssts up sh1eaS Of Il
u..sh, naI att. tbs the play proceeds tAsnaI
enough.
, 1869-05-02
JOHNSON AND GRANT.
lutircv johnson Try ing to Gc1 Gcn-
cral Grant out OF tlac Country-An
interesting Scrip Of History.

lutrcw johnson Trying to Get Gcn-
rra1 Grnnt out OF the Country-An
interesting Scrip Of History.
noticeable article IN the Ha:i Atlantic. il ee!e-
bration and illustration os the lntelcetu1. csaEac-
ter Of General GRAFT, presents n1nbes 9. fetnla-
sciences ard anecdotes Of !ts hero that have never
lefote beep In print. This Is the most I:por1aat
ard Interesting OF them all:
dive Gran: out of the country. 1t had Rec one
apparent that the General Of the Ar1ny WAS not
follower Of the Prcsldent In his reactlona1 course
MI. johnson had sought to compel Grant TO order
t-pcYs into Maryland Immediately before State
e.c.ttcn; but Grant. c. and siill had defeated
his purpose. Then. johnson determined 70 ~
G:ar', and he Knew that " Graat
sa reIe xsp5 15 es,,Sa on; 81 n n
was about TO meet, and II necessary % act
rrcnptly for emergencies might arse tn which the
!sc q troops wouiA he al 9sias 70 IN inc ,p pez
tie rebellion, had been constantly urging the Pts
!lcnt to TAXI. more decided steps 70 insure the
evacuation Of Msxso r The pnem sTG0p was
terlpttnc talt. The President arst sounded him In
conversation saying he wished Grant 10 50 OF
t,rloI1.. Ea.ssdon to Mexico, N conjunction With
tT tncc Iesecsed The object of ihe President,
md declined the mission. Johnson, how.
ever, insisted, ard Grant stil declined the second
t!Ee IN writing, although the President had on1I
addressed him orally. AIc: this Grant WAS gurn-
inonstl TO Cabinet meeting, where hts tnstr7c-
toIs, already Printed, were read noud ~ INC
SECRETARY OF State, wtthe1: 1nr reference T.
Grants / terious refusal. He at once. IN tho
presence Ct the entire Cnsinrt, declared h!s un'
willingness to leave the country on such IN er.
rar,l. johnson was rouscI hy this persistent op.
.esit.cn 10 his wish, anil abruptly asked tht
Attoilcy General whether there were any reasons
why Grant should not obeg,-whetheE tht
General Of the amy could not be employed upor
aIir,omai!c scry1ce Grant at once started to h.:
Tel sad exclaimed: ut President, I can answcl
that question without appealing 10 the Attornc,
General an IN american citizen. have beer
guilty OF no treason or other crime, and IN
eligible to any cisn once 70 which nny othcl
American citizen Is eligible. But this Is purely
cly.l duty 10 which you would ass!ga me
and l cannot be compelled to undertake Il
Any lcral military or''er you give me- ] vii
ohey; Int this Is civil, nc: military. AMI
decline the duty. No power on Garth can force mt
10 H. Tie plntters wc:c electrified and maize NJ
answer, nnc Grnnt instead OF rcsuulng hts seat
slutttel the room. lie was not sent to Mexico. Or
this occasion he enokc ruent1y enough, and mont
can TIL TO perceive tho cocencF Of his us1eranct
Or the tcrsencss OF his expression. Yet he tnus
sayc hccn uuprep1rri. Tic could not have foresecI
.he cxigeucr, 1ut the sa1ne 1uallty that 10 sud
derry prompted The assaults. on Pc:ersour1}
IN. teEelson inspired the language and the afgu
.ne1t tzat lated the President
, 1869-05-02

IN Amsterdam--a man Of me culture and IN.
questionable phtJ. English nmhassadors bad
been rece,yed IN the p1Eh capital. not qn!J
tic 1east eager to Rail the ncw Commonwealth
wc1e Ane Hebrew merchants, and g7nd reoep-
iion vas accorded = neE mnss e III tne 1tt "a
urge upon Cromwell the 1ecsll Of h. people from
cTawss fsvqFsa tss pefo Ins tdra ss1ss
maintaining the old exclusion. Tbs Lord AaJof
aId snsr4 DECLARED that the e;ty Va rtng e r.
ettns Ct sss 5eTs wes iii sons rae ce M eTe5
the Puritan cerSr, could nos see their way 70 sueh
1Ibe1sl CONCESSIONS IS the lawyers and citizens
was Ia Of = st:d:uecsei ysee, who had
rejected the tue Messiah aod pnt me son Q!
Ced to . shameful DEATH Owen, C1aaock md
i.tee5. Nanssscn aad VET ssairily tsien u Win
iaeas ms :, hand. aaa tie aay q nnI .ccoactns-
Urged The dlytnes 70 adopt healing policy but
tie preachers teld to the doctrine that the Jews
we're God.shaadonea people. unat ic: ss azso::a.
was highly praised; and the subject being one
EzSa s,yls sas ne'.he, Gyms 49, ~ noT q
oGt; and even ater Hugh Peters and e other q.
conference, the clergy were obstinate and power
| flll enough 70 def ~ crouwels plan
But the Lori Pm sector was law unto himself.
| II Regular act could be obtained, empowering
the Jews TO settle n England once acatn, not as
"Eirgs tnen, our n citizens and eluais men
With legal rights, he cocld and would pe11i: them
| TO Gene II IS Protectors ucu." In inst quality
| few Of them came back from Amsterdam aod
| LeJGen. Cnder Cromwell they hal no
persecution 70 fear ant no eI2cttons
70 resist. They cauc back On EstIsr-
nEce only; b1t ther soon established character
IN Loudan which made them many friends In 4
few Yeas ortrion underwent chansc; The Clergy
| lost their lowet; the Oil abom!nanlc Laws were
| Ill repealed; and the Jew, who had vcntured
aomc as q Protectors nac. became peace
aE.c acu prosperous clt.zen Of the rralE1.
| Among the Jews themselves, Cromwell Is re-
| sarlet rs the man 10 whom. under God they are
cl;c1y indebted for their happy return to a eoun-
! t1y witch had cast them oct for 400 yeass- But
Cromwell might never have called THAT coafcE-
crce IN the Long Gallery Of Whitehall hal he not
been urged BY Manasseh ben Israel, the rtous and
| able Portuguese Jew: = eopy Of whose Eathel
/ scarce Petition TO Ills Hishness the Lori Pro
ttctor tes been reprinted at Melbourne n Austria
| Liza. city which Is more ropalons than Jcr,sa
tcr1, and h!rA Is hui1t on continent Of which
| Manasseh never heard the namc.
, 1869-05-02

Ufn- Wccs real S2Tnauc Is said 70 be Cruu.
AcE.pcrslts's halr has turned gray from anxiety.
A Ra-sian adruiscr Vi Rosa Uophenr has be-
qresihed her x, eco frnncs.
Julcs Fnvrc I'LL bc candidate for the French
Corps LcGtslatti for seventeen constituencies.
Jnmcs T. Fields and S. Eytinge lthe artist
s1iled fot Europe on Wednesday Inst
Tie Srltan o! Turkey Il reported Insane- He
TINS dss md night through his apartments.
Tue oaly surviving son Of Robert Burns Is nov
nStcS at Che@tenham, England. a1 the age OF u.
lsachel Robinson, colorcd woman, Of Yer.
scnres, VI, died Last Hcel aecd 1o4 years.
Gar1snld! denies that he zympainlze4 with IRA
III In her waf with Paraguay.
The Trench Euperp. has given orders thai
horse neat shhll II served daily on his table.
Tue Prince md p1,nce4a ef Wales were ut Sc.
yastoEol Aprl IL
petition Is being circulated In Boston, asstns
that frcd Douglass tt nppolasssd Aiuis,e1 TO uFa
I'll
"Tmo.hy Tttcomb" has become straightforward
Q. the Sunday School OF the American Chapel II
PATS.
One Of tho foremost graduates at Dat;uout&
College, this year, Il = colored msn-1corus
Rloe, Of Newport, RI
Young, the New York deaecuye. onx.sd IA,
poctctiug perqutsttas has opened detecttys ono.
In thst caIy Oh his own account
Thornton, tho BltIish Minister, hAe teat&d
, 1869-05-02

Girls crowd to tha city "a naturally n boJk The
EtEts come cttywArd for better adynnsagea and
un!et the Impression that they can learn q trade
md he independent But In clotalng and tailoring
estahdihments gtris are not allowed 70 do ne
whole Of any piece OF WORK, hut a1o only nnent
@ sew up cer1ain seams or certain portions Of the
garment They are thaB restricted lest 1tJ
1hould ,e more independent md command 1os1sl
compensation. % The speaker had worried u =
printing of.cc for Il week, which Just
Esd her board She asked her cupluJcr
hoM he supposed she wAs to ootatu
clolLlnE. an1 he justified himself by pointing to
tse bookb!nder. who gave only q per week She
rclAsed her experience In mAny branches Of labor.
Being asked Il Ahe hAd made any inquiries Of land
owners FOR anch tract as Il Is proposed 10 r.a:e
thts. women o., she named several places Naetr
good land eoull be obtained from $50 to slaa per
month: SIZE had talked w.:a farmers who CON
sdeIed hes scheme feasible II iand eouli be
purchased and rlaced At the service Of these
women, 10 le pad for after three Jca1s, 1t wo7l
&c - asylum wteze tie feeble Ge1ca1sczs would
IND health and tonel aT ou1tnr 1t hare Laa
effect upon the Eorals OF nelgn1,o.!na people 70
establish community composed Of women atone.
She thought i would not Other wottwouen
eoluctlel IN these views.
, 1869-05-02
4 CASE OE SCANDAL.
a Libel suit and the Result.

tH1 re HarFen koatnl thIphk1f-
some Elle n January last Inc Cincinnati dally
papcEs contained accounts ol case Of scandal
ard uilaEG5alncsa 70 nc martial SoEs, hiro hap-
Eeseu ~ Meant ASnnSsoa, tnt1Eln3 Vi!age
ctE Ae ett, an.s imp!!cauns Sle.s5 maa aad tne
vie OF one o. tEe Gemeets OF nts Congregation
II was cas.ee eofs-sCH 1oi reporter o. d2t1y
Faper 70 rlCEaEe' ana INC puans writer's worked q
up II LaulN9 coloEs IIt2 one OK tae n0at
assLsuEe E4ses ever pnoNanesI The enoT-
ns!tS cl tne oIence WAS pictured Il gtoH-
trg ce!eFR the hish tocial position o. me
parties eoEceEncl SCI foFth A length, inc
exc..sd feShlsS OF me eS1sperased c!!Zena Hefa
Oily depicted. and Inc naVtee gwen he odtndef
tsat II ts vAued Me ana limb ne Tould feuiasa
away. Bet We have 40 desire TO 50 Into patttcr-
'as IN feGaft to tnc aGa!F, further than truthful
narrative Of the case requires. The disgusting de-
ta1s Of PE11e G:'ht OF tue foul scandal necessa-
z.i5 attached 10 such ciSe ~ this, nlthou4h ap-
lartn ntly the highest ambition OF souc dallT pa
res TO lay such matters before the scaodal-lovtn4
ptLIc, We feel assured would no: be cte.es.!ug 70
tic fcaGess 81 tbs paper.
II WAS said that the wife OF Z prominent md
.::ssenfla citizen Of Mount Washington ha.i l,eea
seducel by Etuts,e1 Of the ca3rcH to wtlen ~:
hclurs Ct IN Ter circumstances Of ssch a;tocto.a
$50 -: = 5 lc.ye 10 excuse ior The act. Tne ra;1-
.,ier referred 10 was tr,lste. reycrc and beloyesy
- III. rarisiionrrs vas q Constant y7si;o- 1t The
hovsc Of his i!ct.n arj III nc nar1le, cnnccrnei
IN iht. l hn.I hIther,n hor+. onir sh, fexf m
, 1869-05-02
In n WhIrlwfutf.

,r. r1M G. "a. - 1oa0 CITY Eputlseo't Al lril p
County, hst Sunday week, at the time OF The hnil
s.ofm. and Vas csuEh: IN Lively whlr1wind and
h1 treated veIy meeremoniously. lie was On bore
oseE me wnhlxthd seemed to drop down from
A6oSe and strike the ground al the point Nhere he
H. Httng himself and horse clear % the rrnn1d
shst ns siSs rs tines Nd dropping them asain 90
his horse frms. vi NfiS ons iosa Hn nnaliy planted
isanea p y ene e0s se q : lad e oeen
move. and rome thirty feet xum he could not
MT sst1cf him heantime dust, rubbish fcn21d fa2d
mats'al dct were hurled about him so tn.s Ss
eo9,a ta - - neshfn& The fences about hin Wsrs
f-no.ea na coat was nearly d hin a md X nIs
~ Rone, he h0vB not whtthef tnd ~ h. Trs ~
,Ss nes onnes ~, u wHs WIN much aiincuity be
10n0ed ron fIoM where he waS ssrurr vhtfS
Nm tae ooi5 fRrtes1 daHa9o he assra u ffvsu II,