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President Grants Inaugural in Nashville.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoxD0S. March 4-l:30
p. M.-Consols close at o3 for money, and % 90 X
for the account United states nvetwenties bonds
Say. Stocks steady. Erie, 24x; Illinois, ok; At.
lantic ana Great Western, 31h.
FRANKFORT BOURsE--FRANKFORT, March4 4, 1eoo.--
United states nvetwenty bonds, 85s a S5k for the
issue OF 1862.
LIvERPooL COTTON NMARKEr.-LrvERPooI March 4,
l:3O p. M.-The market closed nrmcr, but not quota.
bly, higher. The sales OF the day were 10000 bales
HAvRR COTTON MARKEr.-HAvRE March 4, 1s09.--
The cotton market opens dun both for on the spot
and anoat tres ordInare on the spot ao,sf per cwt
l.--Tallow, 46s. 3D. per cwt.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.-LIvERPooy.
March 4.--Bacon, 6Ss. per cwt Lard, 79s. per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.--LONDoH, March A.
l:30 p. M.-Sugar, $685. 0d per cwt for No. IL Dutch
standard, on the spot. and 2os. Cd. for do, anoat
Calcutta lInseed. b8s. Cd.
PETROLEUM MARERr.- ANTWERP. March l.-Petro.
leum nrmer at 5sf q 6skf. for standard white.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN March 4.-The steamship City OF
which sailed from New York February 20, arrived ct
this port to-day.
Steam Packet. Company's = steamship Saxonia Can
tain Kier from New Orleans February 10, via Ha-
vana arrived at this port at halpast ten O'Clock this
evcnlDg. on her wav.to HAMBURG.
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Inauguration Prayer Meeting.

Yesterday noon prayer meeting in behalf Of
President Grant and his advisers was held in the
Collegiate Reformed Dutch church, Twenty-ninth
street and Fifth avenue. The Rev. DR.. Thomas De
Witt presided. The following gentlemen were also
present:-Rev. Drs. Cox, Adams, Hutton Spring.
and Rev. Mr.. Whitehead. There was o large attend
ance. The proceedings were opened with singing
and short prayer by DR.. DE Witt Dr. Hutton fol-
lowed In brief address. in the course OF which he
referred to the appropriateness OF meeting for prayer
on such an occasion and at o time when the solemn
ceremony OF Installing the President was being per-
formed. He believed II their excellent President
and Vice President knew Of the meeting, their
hearts would respond to the prayer offered to the
throne OF Grace, that the country might be blessed
and that the rulers might be good as well as great
men. After prayer by DR.. Spring the Rev. DR..
Adams made few remarks in which he said he
delivered from party passions and the rulers from
party spirit. The meeting was concluded By prayer
from Rev. Mr. Whitehead
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INAUGURATION REJOICINGs.
Union League Club.

As was but consistent and proper, the Union
League Club Of this city celebrated yesterday the
Inauguration OF our new President In becoming
and appropriate manner, but without any striking
demonstrations. At noon, the moment when the
ceremonies Of the Inauguration Of President Grant
as Chief Executive Of the nation for the next four
years were being witnessed by the coordinate
branches Of the government, by the representatives
Of all the European Powers and by the people OF the
United States assembled at the capital, the Union
League Club commemorated the event by salvo
OF thirty-sx guns-the number OF consultations
In the glorious galaxy OF states that comprise the
Union. Notwithstanding the inclemency Of the day
people in the vicinity OF the club house Madison
avenue who cheered heartily in unison with the rude
rejoicings Of the guns. The BALCONY around the
building was elaborately and tastefully decorated
with the flags of the Union while from copings,
windows and vantage colgnes the small banners.
the day. The Union League Club was large.
y represented Within. on the balconies, and
around the building heartily participating in
the occasion. The ides Of March have rarely
ushered in day SO fraught with future events
for the great republic than the 4th OF March, 1882
and the whole land will mark 1t as the opening Of o
new era OF peace and prosperity. In the evening the
interior Of the club house presented scene OF con-
graduation among the members OF the club, and the
large number Of friends and Visitors specially intro
duced and invited for the purpose Of participating in
the general reloicings appropriate to the occasion
There was, however, no special order or pro-
gramme OF celebration beyond the attendance
OF Dodworth's. band in the grand ballroom
the evening and which was listened to and enjoyed
by the cubbists and their hosts Of friends Colonel
Frank Howe was as usual, ubiquitous, receiving
with his accustomed courtesy and turbanity. The
exterior Of the building was Illuminated by three
vantage the Arrangement OF the nags, banners and
streamers that waved In the night air. The music
was continued up to eleven O'Clock, but, beyond
W OF
the day was celebrated, other demonstration was
INDUCED in by the Union League Club.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Arrest Of a Wife MISREPRESENTATION Of Now
England Poultry Club.
WORCESTER, March A. 1860.
Patrick McGuane, who murderously assaulted his
wife in Fitchburg, Monday, was arrested at Groton
Junction and taken to Fitchburg this morning The
woman though still alive, cannot survive.
The Fifth annual exhibition Of the New England
Poultry Club which opened in this city yesterday, 10
largely attended from abroad. 1t Is pronounced the
finest display shown in this country. Two hum
dred and eighty-tw0 entries have been made, num-
bering about 1900 fowls. Among the visitors to-day
were the corresponding secretary and treasurer OF
the New York State Poultry Society.
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Died.

DANIgI.-On Thursday, March 4, CAROLINE NJ, wife
Of Joseph p. Daniel after long and painful illness,
aged 35 years.
The friends are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from her late residence 1853 South EigntR
street Jersey CITY, on Saturday afternoon at one
O'Clock.
(For other Deaths see Ninth Paoe
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Rejoicings in New Haven.

Yesterday, oil over the city, the national nag was
displayed by citizens Of the republican iath and at
noon, while President Grant was supposed to be
reading his inaugural address to the assembled
thousands. national salute was fired upon the
public square In honor OF the occasion. Prayer was
offered In behalf OF the President at the rooms
OF the Young Mems Christian Association.
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The Feeling Elsewhere.

DOsION, MbTcH 3, looV.
The event OF the Inauguration Of Grant was made
as near holiday in Boston as 1t was possible with
out general suspension OF business. The starry
banner was floating from all the public
and numerous private buildings, and after
it was announced on the streets thst
the ceremonies 9! Inauguration had CON-
menced national salute was fired from the Com
mon and the Charlestown navy yard. The newspa-
pers containing the message were eagerly bought up
by the crowds in the Streets and the reading OF the
document was generally followed by hearty express
sions OF approval. There were prayer meetings in
the Old South church and the Meionean at noon, and
both edinces were crowded to their fun capacity
Nearly all the clergymen OF the city participated for
an hour or more In solemn prayer, invoking the d.
the country, and imploring the forgiveness Of God
for the indlscretions OF the outgoing President.
DOVER, N. H., March A, 1862
One hundred guns were fired and the church bells
rang to celebrate the Inauguration OF President
Grant,
INDIANAPOLIS, March A. 1869.
A prayer meeting under the auspices OF the Young
Mems Christian Association. was held at Masonic
divine blessing on the incoming administration, all
Christian denominations uniting.
SAN FRANCISCO March A. 1869.
A salute was fired and the public buildings and
the princ streets OF the city decorated with
ags to-day In honor Of the Inauguration OF Presi.
dent Grant.
President Csrant,s Inaugural I'm Nashville.
NASHVILLE, March A. 1869.
President Grants inaugural address was circulated
here at half-past three r. H. to-day. 1t was se~.ht
for and read with avidty by men Of all parties rhe
clause relative to suffrage IL regarded obscure.
Otherwise the address gives general satisfaction.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WONDERFUL BOOKLET ALL SUFFERING

n -
from Deafness blindness, badness, catarh, noises In
the head discharges from the ear consumption, weakness
tghtncss OF the chest cough, stung accumulation Of
OF disease assh her snsose 70 csns 70 No.
physical Pamphlet OF 81 worth hundreds Of dollars I'd
the sick and also TO inQuiring minds
Mrs. M. q. Browns Metaphysical Discovery, @3 per
package three packagssv : - 10 ~ ee
Celebrated Poor Richards Eve Water (sma) Is
Scalp Renovator, large bottle. %
Scalp Renovator, small bottle. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
The above preparations be had Of druggists or viii bs
despatched TO any address upon receipt OF price,
Mrs. NJ O. Brown gives counsel free receives patients
for treatment daily at 81 Bond street. New York.
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A MEDICAL WONDER.
N HYATTS LIFE BALSAM.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Gout in their worst stages
scroula Kings Evil Eysipelas old Ulcers and tho worst
Of Diseases OF the Blood great Debility Liver Com
plant kidneys h Salt Rhsqm dc &C. are most certainly
public twentyone years has cured hundred thousand
and falls when taken directed 1t certain
curative for Fstua In all durable the ouest
old ulcers, even where the bone has become carries
The e Balsam does not contain particle Of mercury or
any mineral.
per bottle or six for IS.
Hyatts Inza Snuff lsc., permanently cures Catarrh
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Poore r. L. Tuilock, A. s. Solomons, II. b. Mohun.
Committee on Ddncfn1.--A. >. Solomons, N. q.
Co,nIgitfee Reffeslsn,ents.-wm. 3. Huntington.
N. q. ordway, n. Michler, X. b. Mohun, A. X. Shep-
herd.
committee on Printing ana advertising. Perley
Poorc, A. $. Soomons, w. +. Oh andler.
Committee auditing Accounts.-T L. Tullock,
A. s. S0lomons, w. A. Cook.
The scenes In the Ball Rooms.
Having thus sketched the outside scene aud the
ball rooms. with their decorations. let now At
tempt TO sketch the lively spectacle OF the masses
wthn-the crushing, rushing. jamning masses OF
dancers ana spectators II the scene outside was
so picturesque, how much more SO was it within
From end TO end OF the corridors q contin uous
stream Of people poured into the north wing for
their objective point. All was smooth sailing IN the
fusion, though some slight delay in the work Of
slowing away gentlcmen's coats and hats. Later
however the tide Of arrivals sweed to
perfectly choKed in tho neighDorhood OF
the dressing rooms People worked their way by
painfully slow degrees from TO one another and
the dancing rooms became so crowded that it was
diIIlcut to see how the light fantastic could DC in
dulged In at ALI On the FIRST floor the principal part
OF the promenadlng was done. here these was
truly royal exhibition OF beauty and fashion. The
finest types OF female l0vliness passed and rcpasse
from time 10 tIme and the display Of rich silks ana
satins was something OF SURPRISING briancy. Long
lavender and crimson rep, silk and MORE antique
few short dresses aud paniers made their appear.
ance but they were evidently tabooed BY the great
majority OF the ladies'. Basques were much worn,
and the square Mary stuart style OF stomachers was
extensively patronked.
In the cash ROOM which was the most capscious
congregated was very large--n TACT standing room
was at premiums The lights were turned down
very low, which gave peculiarly subdued air 70 the
con yessation most generally indulged In on such
occasions. The rooms Tor dancing were nearly ali
ned " OVERCOMING before midnight. and the nslsh.
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tuc Adure4ss
The President spoke In a tone nowise elevated.
Out very clear and nrm. When a cheer from the
mniutude indicated their approval Of point in his
hauress ne paused LOT moment till silence was re-
Moreo' anu then went on again. Towarcs the close
Tue pano oi some nre companies wheeled into the
square ana kept blowing away till they had advanced
IN 'front.' Oh tne PLATFORM IL was in vain that mats
ana handkerchiefs were waved az signals
70 them 10 stop their egotstical concert
Tney heid on 10 the end OF their detestable
tule In spite OF all. President Grant ceased
reading, and looked IN the direction whence the
music came, slightly angry, perhaps, but certainly
no wise charmed with the jingle OF brazen sounds
that ANNOYED everybody else. While he was reading
his inaugural his daughter Nellie bright eyed fair
haired little girl dressed in skyblue velvet bounced
down beside him and gazed curiousy up In h,s face
for moment or two, and then took seat beside
him.
when the address was finished the cavalry guards.
placed at right angles 70 the Capitol across the
square 10 prevent the multitude from interfering
with the movements OF the PROCESSION, relaxed their
vigilance and gave way TO rushing roaring deiuge
OF people that mad been cooped up In the park and
IN the adjacent squares all the morning. II was
splendid sight TO see at this moment, as all the ea
turcs OF the scene--music, color and general sur
roundings-were In active play, and then the great
deep mass OF humanity, surging Ike mighty tid'
through The square, made the picture strikingly I'm
prcssive. 4N
In tue meantime Grant was shaking hands on o.
sides and moving forward toward the rotunda. a
shout went up from below for Cofax, VINO smilinglJ
~ams foVHard boved jyics or tbrce and retired
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Ishss sssn batias hai. 50 dr, TIA, many dim.
arc baked herd already.
msehiass arc bouing srosad. wheas nol
rseh sss ihsa ball % god az ~as believed .. IN,
TINE Of harvesting.
Blsekbsries and snakes sbound. A Msnsum and
|Co. have offered premium Coz The best so lbs q
dried blaekhsuisz
Oar people are harvesting shs Eafly Goodrich %.
|'sso*A We lks Them. They come early gov
sye- yisld abunasasly sad ave sressdins " 6us Cor
|ihs table.
People arc working down here. ysry ltsls bsisr.
Pns. The League msn.sss % fool away large
snoun, q labor st their monthly mersing. The ne
poss ss'shnssd the en- with big dinner and same
|a nsn 10 consequences have rsIrbtsied several DAYS
|snes ~ish very sken raiioas. One member up sad
p i''sSls shout tbs mysterious di.ppssnnes d
|ss'ssia eow With horns head and hide. The ho,ns.
assd sad hide were found BEEF vi. absent
S'sns = plsn'y q rain this morning.
-DoU-
fhree barns burnt snd ali offheIr
- Contents.
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HUGHES's ACADEMY.

b. HUGHES'S ACADEMY.
yHE next session Of my school (situa,eJ sx n;l..
North Of Hillsborough,) will commence On ,he
second Wednesday ofJuIy.
Terms per session Of FIVE months.
., u'ivn' $500
board, including al expenses except lights, 1900.
Payment required half in advance; the remainder
at the close Of the term.
June 20. 9a-a,-
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From our Milton Correspondent
The drought ssilI e6hsinuea Crops suffering from
want d rain. The crops on The upland are Injured
10 shs sxssns u 4 iss one haI and Ii the drought
continues much longer The balance win be ruined.
Only bssn one rain % run on the ground about
Milton sincs The l4sh Of last month. The ssrlens
arc ~ gone up And al she Mills are pretty we'll
dried up.
Two negro boys had i. se, 70 " IL Milton On Fsi.
day. One thiew : brick u the other and hit him on
the side q the head cutting big and ugly CASH.
.3i ssS LOST Hoc'
Mr.. Thos. A. Douoho lost large snd splendid
hos The other day HE folks were hauling through
his field ssd left The fence doxn. and the hog went
ia there. IL driving him out they wssied him 20
thai be lsid down In : branch and died.
THE nxRKxr
New -four 10 Milton u i've cenis pound; Sc by
the barrel Corn, oae dollar. Chickens. 20 10 as
cents. Basis - and esss 70 cents.
new rosr-oFrics
The r n. General has established the Pos,of6ce
a Cedar Grove. Osause Couuly, On Route No. 5000
from Hisbs'o 70 Million. and has spp0iulsd John d.
corbin. Postmaster.
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we ak attention % advertisement orc s O. oIsy
o. this ploee. He means wha, be says. A hard
working youns man and polite and obIising. lie.
hin'he encouraged
uur young friend Faucet sdvsnisss nice bacon.
wesley Miles wisbesto ell . good tract Of land
e Ifshs mail facilities srs not soon sl,s,el Tar.
ner OF The Sentinel dseIs'es his intention to issue Two
daily editions q BIZ valuable paper
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FOR Magistrates: Jordan swain, w. II.
crsig, Wilson Swain. Andrew King.
School Committee; Rev. Fisk Brewer.
Adiey Andrews. VIM. Peace. n
Constable Henry Lloyd.
Clerk; James II Booon.
i, INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES.
For Magistrates: Jones Watson. 'Tbos.
Long, Sen. ~ n
CONSERVATIVES.
= ror MagisEratss:S Claytor. j w
Carr, Neverson Gates. Charles VI. John.
ston. y.
School Com. WIN. KirkIsnd.a Abel
Sisosrys,Alex. Maddry. J K Hutchins.
Constable Merritt Cheek.
Andrew MickIe.
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TO cONsuMprIyRs

THE Advertiser. having been restored 20 health Il
lew weeks, by very simple remedy. .he,
having suffered several years with severn iuns y.
lection. and that dread disease. Consumplion i
ious 10 make known 10 his frow sufferers The mean,
Of cure.
To all who desire H. he will send copy Of The p,e.
script'on used fee Of charge with the directions lor
preparing and using the ssme which they will end
sure Cure ior Consumption. Asthma. Bronchiis. &C.
The object VI The advertise in sending The pre.erip.
lion % 70 benefit the afflicted and spread Information
which be coneeises 20 be Invaluable. and he hone.
every sufferer win Try his remedy % Il will cost them
nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
:, Williamsburg, Kings County. New York.
ls-ly
n GENTLEMAN who suffered Cor wears FINN
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay. and an sbe
effects o. youthful indiscresien will. Cor The sake AZ
suffering humanity. ssnd free 10 IN Who need n ,be
receipt and directions Cor making the simple remedy
BY which he was cured. suIerers wishiar 70 pfof,
~ the advertisers experiences. can % 80 Nv address
ng. 10 perfect condolences. IOHN ID. OGDEN.
No ~ Cedar street, New York.
ls-iy
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TOBACCO STEMS wANTrn

a Agent for Foreign House, I am i, an times
~. prepared TO pay the highest market price -,
looacco stems, loose OF priced il priced thew should
= y n'ong Hcgsheads, 10 weigh not less Than l4oo
ped ssa'ghspd free from scrap Tobacco O. ia r,s
ar''es having stems will find ID 70 their interest 10
IS me before selling and particularly 10 parties meet
- 'hem % tne road. whose whole object is to sell
sgain in DanyiiIe at an advance. 80
j. II. PEMBERTON.
DanviIle Va. Nav Is. -,
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From f,ur Special Correspondent.
A splendid rain fell at Chapel tiiIl The as,h. The
crops we're suffering severely and even now they VIII
necessarily Be very short
~''saDrAp.
hrs Eliza Weaver died near Chapel Hin few days
ago; aged 40 years. she wss the wis Of WIN.
Viewer
BELOW YOU WILL. FIND THE NOMi.
NATIONS FOR BOTH PARTIES.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
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Wefsm M. nIdhamfs when Minor sent Alver
! 'o'esr-a negro--over TO Mr. Oldham d ees him
come and help pu, ont bis barn Mr.. Oldham h.u
Pened e be unwsII md be walked up these boys II
rem hen g - who W. y he gate. (No.hing ID
then known q Jones' and Morrow's barns bu,s;cs
While 'hs negro boys we're on their way j ". J.,
son Of Nj, plJhsm went ID the window md 49,
the eoIorsd man, Jones. whs, was The m..,ss II,
'o'd him ihs barn q Frsnklin Minor was bu,o;o.
down And shcn Il wss those bows cried ~, . 81
and Wash snd Nelse said de- wus swins % bu,, 4,
horow's and Mr. Jones too. = And 4, -
'Asn burning Upon This evidence Tie Dss,os. l.
been lodged in The jail 81 his place. -
-oo0-
Twlgs.
--Gen- Hood i in Minnessot,.
Wilmington k.s suns.s I'D q
.onnsr weighs 200 pounds good ri /.
n'ssn''o,o = q have N Episcopal ebs,,h
ua"s' color i The Iates, hair ,iat i D..
baccc crops. -'''s " 'ne TO-
ing he var. - congress d.
Peach trees in New jersey and D.,.w.
vsskins down with 6uit. "''e g
! 80. '"'' comes Rom Berlin cha, Mrs Lincoln
70 marry Count sehmidlswiIl 80
--An infant child has lately died i, ~,
foa morphine given BY mistake. AL
son OF Hon. J. N. Leach ~. h..
= "m'ns'on short while since.
bet weighed twenty two ounces. 0''
-"n the OH dsy ofJuIy there va. eoo.;d..
'0's snow sqasil in Psse county (y..,
Three corDered 6ii<fs doux srs ~ -.
e beaur AMI bsles in Richmond. ''As
-ous q LIZA GERMAN voters in R;ehraas 80,
!, so'saiss WeIIs--,he radical csndid.,e
"a sifesk Of lightning struck . loc.n ~. !.
'as o'd bank yard" In MiIlon the other J.v
--on show day In DanviIIs foo, ~.
'aes Hamlet and .. Davis ofcaswslL D,,;. -.
--'n Connecticut they uss prin,e,s' ioL a -.
I noh 1fses from The eanLer worm and fod !, ~
hcseious 's'y
III rars,oads are sold 1t The ras< of, s...
= ~ esn'imes per dozen. The dealers keen ,hsm
large tubs. '"e'A
-rreadsnI Grants Morgan mare fAds, i. ,l..a
80 'o0's sn's'pdsins reporter give ~ sbs :. l.a
ards 7 q ihs noble animal
Tbs l'xess ss-e bush IN r.,c~ i, = Tab.
so's'' : wsl 70 feet high and rs Zee, ,.nv NJ
fa'a'ss as.' The root Ises niche. around
Joe Milton chSosieis eaiIs spou Boz. Po,h..
methodist P'esehsf) sod Bro. EIiss Ded.o. !.
rssj 70 pray "s rain Nay ~s sdi H. Re-, al
g s'anssld 10 the sanb<ss
At bo'ksviIIs (vs.) the IsJv In Ana, .;..,..
s'''s 'h'0ash the msnusI on The .ixhs roOs a..
% f''afn the nmmer 10 her sun. and cred \ az
'one'ns only ? isdy's dress 10 The crowd. Ia
- Homes Of Amss msnsreds gave bir,h IN b
'n@ond 70 two whsIps Herr Lansel .fe, n.
!" y voc mt went into she Den and chained two
~ 20 prevent their disturbing the mother. II
----in The fnssns Asylum Of Missouri i. . Ran.
sysan Old who eats up his clothes and = IN even
up ms sasss lie speaks no words bur !. h.uw ,
-sossrs the former he win dash i. You. and
sugar be smells Of and eats. 81.
The hil'0r township Is very much r,.sd n E {
Inc s'sc'ieo Tor Magistrates. The negro. =. .
ns sheep meat aud sucking beef bones. and ,,ou
dorea white men come The Elm .m,l, ,o;,. :, %
vote iot ns =" vote for me-. cr.el,. ~, 2
untryl = =
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wash and NsI~-swo stamping bIseL youns
wv With The faces Of night sends have been =.
'''d Tor the deed. They are the ssa. u s,s I.s
ouo~. a a8s :" 80 ss'
!, wns TINT MO IN.
seems that old lsfF--shs daddy Of .hs.s nsrroe.
'pp'a 1s' ysaf with William lone. Jone.-l.a
s's'--ss's him legal warming 10 Issvs his had
''u'sd' jury q s Justices q rs.ee Va. then
yea g ss''s the ease and sh.y decided ~, ,ar
! y. ass . .asa'a 'ssss And rrsnlln Moo,-..
'ss y 's''s heue~ and e,Asn- u. d. .o0o,a.
[' oass' ' % '''' Old len from %. place. sss,,
s .s. ~. Two negro boy. Who lived ,,e.. s !.
-. a's that Old isiI and Ii. sso. -s,s s.ss
Is'~ hoy. heard wash .ss S ss's =. camping
~ : Jones' and Minors b.sns ~sslss, -. !"
year out And Old lei spoke % and Ia .'''a
'a', ss' 'um'hin 10 en- The boz. ~.., '-e
'eh Their '''hss What they heard, .oa II =
y ~ '''A'"s and wsh and ses i ]. com. :
|" We has siacs died ''' 70
rHs San etlse2rp.
~"a'a conc 70 pass" ,hs, these ..m. .o..