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ARKANSAs.

On o third pags this morning We
publish the third chapter Of a series OF
confessions OF the awful and thrilling
events thst witbin the pSst few m0nths
has rendered the name Of Arkansas a
by-word, a mockery and 8 shame. 4
perusal OF this chapter cannot fail 10
fGston conviction upon the minds Of the
most cslloUs the truth az to UPHAM
and his gang, and that the present Gov.
ernoT of ATksnsss has made use Of his
high Office to shield and protect from
meriled punishment his c~on:edsrstes ip
the days when Kansas CLAYTON Vss as
much q terror Gs his l~ieutenants across
the river have bsen since. And this is not
a quarter Of the whole mass Of evidence
placed at our disposal, and which we
hope to publish from time to time ~ the
safety Of our iBfoFnsnts will permit.
No romance Of DUMAS, Of SUE, Of REY.
EOLDs or AISswOKTH can afford a par
allel to the atrocities and intrigues, the
murders and ~robberies thu. the people OF
C%Fitteneen county have been called upon
to endure, and which hA&zeFrlrizsd
them beyond words TO tell. We hope
the day il not far distant when this bana
OF hOrse thieves will be brOugh. to the
bar and TO the scahold, an ignominious
death from which would be mercy to
them. Our readers may rely upon the
statements we publish. They are from
participants in, and sufferers by, the
crimes recited.
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LOUISVILLE, May lL.-Crossland won
two mile heats, beating Dick Jackson.
Purse, 5000. Time, S:48 1921.
The attendance at the Greenland
Course today was very large, and the
interest manifested very lively. The
race was two mile heats between Dick
Jackson and Grassland. The latter Won
both heats, coming in ahead at every
mile except the first nRiie on the first
heat. Time, ltt mile I:53, % 3:4S; q
heat, 1ss mile l:52, 81 1884. At the close
OF this race the judges announced thai
the entries for the Selling racs, mile
heats, had been withdrawn by reason Of
some Misunderstanding in regard to the
purse. The meeting will continue, how.
ever, until the close Of the week, under
the nsw regime.
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rae SCHOOL FOND.

We have not touched upon the school
fund for come weeks indeed, since the
adj 1urnment Of the Legislature and the
hasty aud unsatisfactory close Of the in.
vestigation OF the school mnd robbery,
we have not had any new DEVELOPMENTS
in regard 10 this sacred fund, until the
recent robbery, at Chattanooga, OF Mr..
WILCOX, School Superintendent of Knox
county, reopened the subject and. led
to 5 renewed aud active investigation
Of its status by our Nashville and
Rockville c0temporaries. OF this VIII.
cox robbery We learn from the gentle.
nan himself that be will reimburse the
state fully for the amount lost, making
this statement in explanation Of his pos-
session Of the bonds which he sold in
Wall street, New York, and which real
izsd Tor him the money belonging TO the
State Of which he VA robbed. He a
Estate bonds held by me, representing the
school funds OF certain civil dttricts OF the
county, were sold on the best terms the market
presented, IN open board, en- Wall street, New
York, sixty eight per cent. being realizeo.9
The Comptroller OF the State "a
Radical Of the bluest STRIPED says that
he issued no bonds to Mr.. Wilcox The
question then ecu and is pertinent,
how did be come by these benes? The
school tax has always been paid In green
backs, can it be that WILCOX ~specuIated
in SO much Of it Is vas entrusted to him,
ana invested In State bonds TO be resold
ct IS cents? Or esB it be trus that the
whole fund, which has been secumuIa-
ting since May, 1885, and is said to have
reached fully s.. OOO, 900. has been So
handled Is to minister to the cupidity Of
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TO FOREIGNERS.

The particular attention Of the foreign
born citizens Of Shelby county Is called
to the following set Of the Legislature OF
1861, from which IL will be sesn that
such Of them IS hsye resided n year ia
the State and six months 10 the county,
are entitled to registration papers and q
vote. We hope cur Democratic friends
will see TO Il that ali such rs come with.
in the purview OF this act receive its fall
benefits, and vote at the coming Judicial
election
Acts OF 1856 :. passed March {, 1901. entitled
q" an act extending the nanChise TO certain
aliens
sECrTOS /. Be 10 enacted or me General As
seRblV ~ he State Of Tennessee, That in al
state, District County and all other civil cleo
uOns, such aliens as have resided more than
one year in the United States, and more than
ak months in the State Of Tennessee, shall
have ths right OF the elective franchise Pro
gSded, That such persons shall have previously
declared their intention 10 become ciuzsas OF
the United StEIes, and that they shali not have
participated in the rebellion.
Sec. 2 Be IL Further enacted. Thst this act shall
take Infect from aud alIeri0s passage.
j. 5. MCLLOI,
Speaker pro ten. Hoase OF Representatives.
JOSHUA 4. FRIERsON,
Speaker OF lbs Senate.
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wAsHINGTON


WAsHINGTON, May l1.-IDf1Tmation
coming to the knowledge OF Gen. Smith,
Second Assistant PostmesteE General,
that certain Western contractors were in
the habit OF throwing of the msils 10
order 70 masa room for pssssngsrs,
he has fined two CT them 10 the sum of
1900 each, and viii apply this rule In
all CASES. The Department will also
withhold paying in eyeFyiustsnce where
The trip Is not performed, no matter what
may be the cause.
Commissioner Dsiano decides that
when parties are engaged in the
manufacture of goods Ut any de-
seEipElon by furnishing material,
paying for work, etc, though not per-
sOnally engaged in the process of manu-
ftctCring, not conducting it through
agents or superlntendents, they are lie
'ois to tax imposed by the act Of March
81, 1865, On manufacturers.
The rush to the Executive Mansion Of
male aad female visitors who have no
actual business with the President, bat
who seem 10 be Influenced by mere curl
osity, will probably lead TO a curtail-
menE Of Che time now set apart for pub.
lie receptions. -
a general Ordsr has been issued from
headquarters OF the army, assigning q
large number of officers to duty rs Indian
SupeTlntendents and agents. They are
al officers who were left out Of their reg
mental organizations by consolidation
OF the infantry regiments.
The Cabinet to-day had q long meeting
with regard to Virginia matters. II was
tiualiy determined that an order should
soon be issued, submitting the test-oath
and Acknowledgement clauses Of the Con-
stitutiOn to 3 separate vote. No excep-
lions will be made regarding the county
and township organization cIauses. Il is
understood, however, that these msy
possibly be included in the exceptions be-
fore the order is issued.
TIE POstefice Department has re-
ceiyed 3 telegram from Pcomontory
Point stating thst the mails have been
delivered al that point to the Central Pa
eiic Railroad, and that the through line
has been regularly established. The But
terield Company were last week inform
ed that their contract would cease on tins
junction Of tne Fails. The cost by the
Butterisld route for transporting the
msils wss SlI00 peg mile, and by the
railroad 500 per mile, per sarum.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, May 1.-THE Standard,
Conservative reviewing the position Of
the United States and Great Britain on
the Alabama question, asserts that the
FeDian outrages on Canada more than
overbalsnee the depredations by the
steamer Alabams. Great Britain in
agreeing to submit the grievances OF
both countries to arbitration, did more
than could be fairly demanded, and to
yield further would be q cowardly and
irreparAble degradation.
Mr.. O'Suilivan, Mayor OF Cork, has re-
signed his Office. Mr.. Mcguire, member
for Cork, announced the fact Ia the
House of Commons to-day, and stated
thst O'SuIlivsn had taken this action to
prevent reelection.
A bill was introduced by the Attorney
General disqu2lifying the Mayor from
acting as q Magistrate, was in conse-
qaence postponed one month.
ST. PETEasBUKa, May 1.-THE Gov
eminent is considering a plan for the
rsosganiz alton OF the Roman Catholic
Church throughout the Empire.
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WEATHER AMI RIVERS

CAIRO, May ll.-Down-Minneola, 6
am J. H. Groesbeck, 2 ana, Bee s a.
M /; Grand Lake, 2 pm.
The river rose three inches. IGis rain
ing.
CnSCiNEATI, May 10.-The river is
falling, with twenty-Eine feet in the
channel.
LOUISVILLE May 1.-THE river is fall
ing with ten feet eight inches in the
canal.
Down-Kilgour.
NEW ORLEANS, May 1f.-Dapsrted-
Bismarck for st. Louis Streder for Lou
isvilie.
Acknowledgements.
ST. LOUIS, May 1.-THE river Is fall
ing slowly.
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orr

For the Ceneft Of our readers we pub.
lish this morning q report of the 6nan-
cial condition Of Shelby county, pre-.
scented to the Board Of Commissioners on
the 10Th inst. by Judge BARBOUR LEWIS,
chairman OF that body. We have not
space this morning for such an Analysis
OF this document as IL demands and we
could wish we must, therefore, content
ourselves with directing particular ct
tsntion to the items Of expenditure for
the courts, court buildings, printing and
stationery. aud payment OF jurors, the
total Of which foots up the enormous
SUM Of 1894 636 81 for two years, com
mencipg with the Ist Of April, 1867
This OF itself is enough to damn the
Radical party to everlasting infamy,
bu: If to Il We add the Items for the SUD-
port Of psupers and jail birds, that rotten
and corrupt organization sinks SO far IN
it's filth as TO be beyond recognition.
Such en- exhibit cannot fail te have the
effect Of urging sc.ion upon the part OF
q merchants and property holders and
sparriUg them TO unusual efforts for the
success Of the Democratic ticket. If the
Radical party continues to control the
Judiciary Of this county for four years
more, and the expenses OF the Courts
continue TO increase in the future as thew
have in the past, instead Of 1924, 636 go
and half a dozen convictions in two
years We will have to psy that much per
mum with perfect immunity from
punishment guaranteed to thieves and
Aurderers.
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NOTIuE 70 CIT ztNs.

The poll-books Of the election held
February -, 1865, have been filed with
the County Registrar. All who then
voted are entitled TO registration aud,
upon application, will receive certif-
Gates. We hope tnst every reader Of the
APPEAL entitled 70 q certificate of regis
trstiOn By reason Of participation in that
election viii call to-dsy and procure 8
certificate. 1t is the most important
duty q citizen can perfcrm.
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By Telegraph
CAIRO.

Special dbpatch to the Appeal
CAIRO, Nay Il.-Minneola, from Gin.
cinn&i 10 Memphis, 7 am, GrOesbeek,
from Cincinnati to New Orleans, s = M;
Richmond, from New Orleans to Louis
vile, s Jam; Grand Lake, from Memphis
to Grand Tower, 2 pm Belle st. Louis,
from 81. Louis to New Orleans, 7 2. % 4;
Bee and barges, from st. Louis to New
Orleans, s pm.
The river rose three inches.
There has been a light rain falling ell
day.
The MinneOls and Groesbeek were vol
laden.
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-TELEGgAPHIO m4RnETs.
Ner orIesna nnrker.

NEW QRLEANS May ll-CottOn, low grades
dun and dropping. Md sIings 2sAeS2sZc. sales
INo bales Receipts s6s bales exports 7s49
b Ies. Gaid 3S5s. Sterling exchang cGA. New
1ork sight bills sc premium Flour dull; su-
perhne % IS; XXX 30 7585 SI;XXX 81 . Corn
supply Ing u at Zoe. Oats zoe. bran 81 20. Prime
hay 81 20 Pork s3425 Bacon shoulders I3Zc
s-des L2s9l754c- LAra unchanged. sugar, com
mon 93s5ge; Prime Lz4el3Ae. Molssses
western. Cone ',Iar I29l "a; prime E9l7&c.
SEES RO<s Narkss.
NEW YORK, May IL-Cotton rather hrmer
Tor higa grades andnOvy for low. Flour 5gICc
better. 3 h,sAy 5EG Wheat Iszc bsller.
Conee qsies ami firm. Cuba Sugar IiIglzc.
M0.s<Ees duh.
by Goocs-Eusiness v&s moderately sc.ive
with a ieV OF toe leading Jbbtug houses, and
there Is no change OfimpOrtance ID the price Of
staple cotton gods except In Lawrence J 20
leo brown, which IS selling at 1870.
MOney-fhe New Iork SOCK exchange and
Open Board are now co2s lidated, snds pros
pect in favor OF TIE GotjsExcnsnss, with the
organization member having VO-fd. by aiarge
majority, to appoint a Committee ar fer-
eQce. Ib il uaderstO3d there will be two c8liS OF
speculative stock commencing to-m5rrgw. The
transsettsnS there to-day were net officially
recorded. Money - easy at per cent on call,
with exceptions atB. IAs supply Is IA excess
otthe waits OF brokers PINE di~counts za9.
Sterung exchange quist bot steady a. $685. for
prime bankers balls, and - Ter good bills.
Prime sight 10 ger CENT. GO.G active and excl
ted during tie cay, with Marked advance on
TT - ~ AaA4H a. A0A Z WI
tend 70 cancel bands purchased. Runners o.
Cuban Successes, aHd that bonds were down TO
I11zS.5 IA London, the prlce opened a. 1877,
but advanced TO - 4, aud closed 1885. Rates
ioc Carrying 4g7 per cent. C~IeaIaaces s~lOs,0L0,-
0O.
Cizesaassi asrket.
CINCINNATI. Missy IL-FlOur and grain I'M
changed PORK 81. Bulk meats l,ocs ], shOul-
ders nc; st1es lfZc. Bacon, QOose), shoulders
l3Ac; sides l6Igl8c. Lard Isc. Refined
&c higher. Butter E937c. Eggs I6c. Cot
ton 1ncnsnEed; Middings axe. Coffee hrmsr
Hogs ~ god demand and frmer.
Louisville BaaEksz.
LOUISVILLE. May u.-Fiour S.. Cotton il
UNCHANGED. Corn 64G5Ec. Ga zoe. Pine
sugar ii13s. Molasses soc. PlrK s@l -. Bacon.
packed, ,nou deIs l51%c Sues iGZ IKE; hams
lsc. LAID lo1az. Tobacco SAFES 10 hnds at s49
80.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, May l~L-FlourS5 S7}aaG %. Wheat
" Il. com 5sLc q IS j5lsc. Rye IL Ia. Barley
81 IN. Hiigh wines eiO0. Groceries unchanged.
Pork s5i. Lard ne. BIlk shoulders ll4c.
81. louis AarEeE.
ST. LOUIS, May u.-Fiour a EOa5. Wheat
81 IS. Corn 5oes 7Oc. Oats IS 1850. Rye 81 ..
WHISKY soc. P0rS s3iQJl. 2. Bacon shoulders
1870 : sides lSASI7s. Sans PC. Lard l74e.
Foreign Markets.
L0NDoV, Mayli.-CorSols closed at S2%99E4.
5-As, 7S15.
LIVERPOOL. May u-Cotton closed dull. Up
lands Hzd ORLEANS lIAd. Sales 1000 bales.
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BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, n. y, May 1L-Miss H. E.
Bailey, while p%ersonating julia" 81
The Academy Of Mlsie LAST night, acct
IDENTIFY caught her dagger In the folds OF
her dress, penetrating below the left
breast, striking a rib and breaking OF
the point Of the dagger. The wound il
serious but not dangerous.
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THE Chattanooga Republican says :
The question in financial circles now is,
who will have the next slice of the
School Fund? "Itiss family matter"
replies the Union and american, "and
the Republican has . perfect right to
ask the question"
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n Nfsg'NaS APPEAL
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. Way IL, 1858

WE ere indebted t friend and sub
scri6er for a copy Of BROwNLOw's Knox
vile Rhig OF Saturday, February IL,
1850, which contains many curious srti
cles illustrating the characteristics Of tie
Senator, from which We may make ex-
tracts at q future day.
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EVERY citizen of Memphis or Shelby
county who voted ct the elections OF
1854 and February -, 1866, is entitled to
registration papers, and will reesive the
same on application to and reasonable
proof Of the facts before the Registrar.
Call on him Immediately,
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WE cannot too earnestly press upon
the attention of Democrats the necessity
for registration. The certificates of lsst
year are Of no use. Every voter must be
registered by Nh. WILLIAMS in order 10
vote at the coming Judicial elections.
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BOSTON.

BOsToSr April H.-Liquor dealers
have formed al association with Sl0O,000
capital to promote their interests in view
of the enforcement of the prohibition
aid on them by the Metropolitan police
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DIED.

HENDRICKs-At the residence OF her hus-
band, DR.. T. T. Hendricks, Green county, KY,
on the evening CT the 18th last. Mrs. T. E.
HENDRICKs. CaUse OF death, an over doe Of
chiorof.rm taken 10 produce steep.
Washington lArE) paper ples Sc copy.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, Nay 1.-The first
invoice Of japan teas by Pac.hJ Railroad
was shlppsd for st. Louis to-day, In
suynrsting the overland trade with China
aad Japan.
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NJ ANTED-AGENTS-To sell thu 4 uer3eau
W Knitting Machina. Price IS The sins
plest, cheapest ana best knitting MACHINE aver
Invented VIII knit 20ao0 STITCHES per Nina
ute. Liberal indrceneptz TO asen+z Ade.rss
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE CI III -
ton, Mass, or st. Louis, No. m,g
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ORDERS for CuppiDS and Leeehing Left at
" Gus nFPOL9S BtRBER ShOl No.UI
Poplar strset, corner Of Front Alley, Memphis
Tenn, VIII be promptly attended 10, BY
APPS VIC. WERNER
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AMUSEMENTS
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER

MR.. c. \. CHIZZoLA has the honor Of an-
vi nouncing 10 the citizens and the music.
Loving public Of Memphis That he has concluded
an engagement with Mrs. W. c. Thompson,
lessee Of the New Memphis Theatrr, for the
Great Musical Advent, viz The first appear
ance in Memphis Of the worid-renoWned
SIGNOR p. BRt GNOLL,
The unrivaled sweet, silver-v0iced Tenor OF the
age, aud the most favorite aftist In america,
assisted BY the following eminent artists frOln
the New York Academy Of Music:
MILE. MARIE LOUISE DURAND. the Young
and distipgaishsd PTima ID ma Soprano,
sig. PErKILLI, the renowned Baritone.
Sig. SAR1I. Jhe famous Bass0 BGffo.
Six. LOCAlELLI, Bakso Contante.
Sig. SIEFFANOSE, Musical Director.
First night. MONDAY, May 1Oth-DoN PAS
second night TUESDAY, May uth-IL BAR
BiERE d. SIVIGL4A@ hAtk
WEDNESDAY. May l2th-Grand Farewell
Night.
Scale of Prices-Parquette and Dress Circle,
81; admission, 81 so Family Circle,
81 Gallery, 50 cents.
, HOTICE.-Tae Gale OF seats, for the three
only, Will commence on Wednesday.
9th. At 8 am. az tbs boxSfice. The sale OF
seats for either OF the thr. ? v'sAts, win open
On Friday, May 7th. mJs
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~stolem-s6O Retunrd.

ERQM E. II. Steger, ore mile cat Of Moseow.
Il Tenn ,oae monse cololed MULE. az hapds
high, scar on right hip. Twenty live doIlsrs
reward for the recovery Of the mall, ard tWen-
ty-fve dollars for the detection Of the thief.
my1 y. "A. ScEGER.
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-whst has become Of the Southern
imperialism
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-22


Nor1cr.-All nersons indebted ',t to me
ara rcouosted to c ri, and ,c,tle INN; m,mne.d
,,.lv,.nsJ ,mf ,los;na N hooIs ! "a
"Au
must have them balanced by Aprll-lat.
mareh" lat ,;,.,,n Csc; A, FISHER:
iIi Bov DaovSyn Lon iNIon1,v ,o...,. IN, n.
i15,boin int, / ga Incident occurred on Rio
sLin ,c,so, ,buo;ut] s;a Lb,d n;l..; ram M me
nl,.s N, oo If ia .l;,dr.n i F 4 ,ann
sn,u,, ~, u,oro 81 ,ho;, u,r - s,hoo,
| ,pa n i cr,,s,in, .,he foot.lo, ov,r', hs
~ Same stonno i;po,n, ,ost tbs;r h,l,rsGp
and MI iii ;nto M ~, w, &, w,l,i,b & tba,
noin ,,,3 Z o, ia ee1 Tbe ollest cb;J Z
hoy .svsd, hiDs.li H., and ,bo ro ", III.
:, ',ao,,oa do.nt ,h.n, .,ro,n, ,,n,a A..
.,,nes. and bvtbe ,il:ofi,ome overLanp.:
Ing tsu.hIees,, Which She was Wal, able to reach,
managed nD,e to- keen r,o up until bclp arrived
Tho vopn cc ca child ,vo aver very nv,
-. II ho- SAIL ,,,,os., ;r,, nm i,nd
.wbcnt,be bodv was recovercd l;fe " $
extinct. net '''' ~. gaS' Il h"s.t7Pd
p Ls', ..l 4-,=; = NV -. : -.-,. ~ w.
T.. D l'i'S1I i'szlEk'Il ms gen
slen n Yho pa'd onr toyn yly' q sh9rt
= ,'me'g s.. Ds Iy''a vs. 's''p q. April
'm,stor If ,s -, If nor,;,,rv, ,onJor. =.
u N n.co..orv tint, 10 xhon,d command hin,
TO tl,o,nubiie. 71ts uotao,it Of nlnce how.
ovcr, d sAtate Tint Ii inform. IS b. litter
that az Great cE reduction e,n N he p n Of
.terial, enables him to Gil and 'ppply.siin-
gle or sets OF teeth cheaper than ever be-
/, tFOre;iaud ve!advisc these who have de-
caycd or injured teeth to take advantage
Of tue opportunity offered E iy big stay VIII wiz
'nss alI's0uld b yell 70 call early as
"
during tho last daysaof' his former visit
he'was unable to astendto oil who needed
bis services. I. The m y. inflicted upon
human mn nature BY bad,teeth n, III ate eo pnl
Ters'ns WITH 5IheFe Is but one sure; rem
edy' and that l''.to place yourself under
the treatment tn OF reliable Dentist Such
an one j. pr, Lazer. III, ~, 81, q
= Nor,cs.Ll )Iapcrsous indebted to NC.
I arc requested to call and settle im;;neli.
,atcly, ID I an closing my books, and
must ba,yyo Ttb barmH balanced 81 IApr;l1s. 20
march Ia. IT, Go. :, a DE ,.s,nnEaRa.s t
! .,gr.----r zr-tr,,,r 49,, cad
I've AGED r' L0T'lAHl9 MA jan EEsss; W !;
) Some OF shqa tfoolyIl 0'l AeFeaeou's are
highly exercised in regard the sudden
disappearance Other amoroqs comPari-'
on, d slight sketch of,whose "clopemcnt',
VIC gave in ourTlast weeks issue ue.9 b.!
~ =, ,,,r, III no,. .,;;j. a,'tL .rm n.i
...,i ~. 49, p"'sss.'4
'ha' s'ae'r enquiries a'e!:n'. 20 muea IN.
regard to the old man, but ofthe gushing
creature MI, accompanied him. Judging
~ tbeir. conversation s Me- arc led to g..
Z. !, ',,sS,sei'st '''lY ssi
tnot tue union ii'easua. -''nd, thas each
particular member OF that immaculate
.body'was a candidate for her affections.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-22

H"iioo""hH Ar1o'I s1f 'N'''Si "ts"is I" wv
r.tt.likcncss ofllemsclvcs or,otLcir FAM
lss, s,eullsall'ai ouScsc a. S. L; lsafre,t's
photographic gallery, oyora Geo. Fishers
,. .Sir ,1agt g0fS sail''4i no. 10, y,
s'ofs. ~ ..,.- -n.,L.. ..l-s ma march,
NorlcE,-All persons indebted to nc
or: requested to call and settle iipincdi:
n,lN as Lam closing my books, ald
must have Them, balanced By . pril lst..i!I'
march Lat .o.!saaGs,, AmEisuEu
an ;s.---- - 'iIinbt = =,
difficulty which occurre,l.,in nth:
village of ), BriJgeEater,f Rockingham
county, Virginia, on Saturday last, Col.
u. ], Armstrong ,ssssof and killed 4 maj.
1y The name # shaafs ips syy l.;dsfyppe,e,
tits said.
Acu,mrs.-.0u Saturday, the 18th
iu.!;, a son ofJ. Gaylord, Eas.q. Of this
place, while wrestling ..rill, another boy,
49," , -. "'' = 49, - NN' J"''ss'''e
f' no serious ,Ia l L. T. m.,l ~,
10 s isS same luz aay Sou"s soa .. suass
liar character. bu. probably not; Of 50 Sc.
IRONS a nature as that OF young aiaslafah
''' was c!1n n tep F 81 ana |s!'--hs
. 1':S!' Ff'sst eq gs.sN9sI 's arm =:
,dSs''sesgf qay,s x9f Z y ''!s!e nf;s'
candidates i0'' hospital '''onor', broke % .
'ae'r arms 100. f AUG nos avery every o"a
oay lot otehk'ns arms, el.hor. 8IIqOo
lI.ynsoNs RsNEnDnAScs.A, on zthc
evening Of st. Patrick's Day. ecyctal gen
,lcncn belonging. to Tho CONGREGATION Of
Rev Y. +; Burke, proposed getting up .
substantial present for that gentleman.
The idea was received with uliinetsalfa-
vi, as much .se,;ibly Tie PEOPLE generally
as members 81 MI. Burke's flock, III .,
yery short time, money u q considerable
amount, aid many uqccssarics and iuxu-
rics ofalife were gathered too. tl,cr. y.,,,d
,.,.,,,o,, !, NJ. n,.la.,.i, oia, '.f,,1
sIessists'I, I s.si. - = ,Y al
ffspccf aug WIS fon infas " w!c ne y he:a
Eys our E"rla:n II must Be peculiarly
gratifying.to chat gentleman, to know that
- i,.b4.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-22
7SiARRIED.7

Observation-Disclosures weston, bn the
l6tli inst, by tteh l,ev. J. l.. sandf-rd, NJ.
John q. Atkins to Miss Caroline Ramsburg, all
Of this town. lnll -la lt-. .Lnn an aialI-