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TIE RoGrEs MUsDER.-The New York san
PTiI e The following with reference to the Rogers
murder mystery:
10 re Editor Of he Sun: Sir-If you are
mind 20 insert this, well and good. viii appear
any time aud swear 10 it. can give you a good
clus Ia the murderer of Mr.. Rogers I live only
few doors from the man that | can and viii
swear gave the true murderer $500 70 do the
deed becsuse he elected him. for good cause.
mOm the hotel some time ago. | can tell before
fhe court, and viii, where heard one evening, be.
tween the mother ard her SOD, number of words
of the conversation. WON'T tell row whether
Logan 10 the real murderer or not. l ask your ad-
vice. This IS not humbug. | have kept this Sc.
cret to myself, as have not wished to jnure the
perry hnt cannot sleep at nights. | would
have appeared long sgO and sworn to what /
had heard, but have n, notion OF being detained
ss q Titress; and ii you will give me advice 10
tomorrow 8 issue. I'll take your advice.
Respectfully yours
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T'S IxVENTek=.
WILLIAM n. EOOLEa,
ktGoraay ca Lew

OFFICE, Es EoRTH THIRD STREET.. ". LOUIS. &c.
VIII SOei Fsssnis srcsssae Patent suIts sad old 70
setod sADA SxpSct!us 80 seap profits fTou seh w
lhtnie patents nrt aspozp for barely Whist eosss ~
ard having ben IN .hs husss for time 70 are sza
bed 70 AhaPe caiEls 70 avoid aEs cement Al "a
as5s attended . SI0nnDtly-adviso fss IN all cssss
ssst ~ ctr -as,rsncfs rfVss Nhss desired.
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Respectfully yours,

tLet Sophia cali at the IN editorial rooms 70.
DAY at one o'clock, and ask for the mana ing edi.
tor' VINO VIII accompany her 70 see Mayor Hall.
We VIII guarantee that abe will not be seat 10
The House of Detention or otherwise restrained. I
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Last or 'Hum9ty Dumpty". LAST pantomime
matinee. IL NJ today. IL n. to-day.
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=, IHE IEETn's S4LvATIoH.-Ths interior bark of
me soap tee Of Chill is admitted by botanists to
posses cleansing and preserya.iye qualities IN.
tnHIe1 " any Other known substance. It's native
name gt@dy, Is from Qlallidn TO make clean.
inns n.stcniass sntise 3tic Is main constituent of
me ismous preparation for the teeth known a.
sozodpht, which has long since taken the lead AZ
every oJher article Of ia class thron ybnnt tha
Westetn hemisphere ~
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EEEEKAL KIRBY sKEITUa
MILITARY ACADEMY.
At Newcastle.
HENRY COUNTY, KENTUCKY.

On sepsenbey lsth 1893, KIRBY sHTrH uiEh corpg ci
tsstants whose qualifications 81 he highest order VII
0r~a, a. Aswcsstie. Kentucky,
MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYs
ss~csstit is located IA healthy bluegrass rcgoa d
Ecy coanty, eau. distant tour miles the LoSisvIs,
1900 arc nsAs stqn and The Louisville sad Cincnnss
h1rosds oyne eo with each by good maeadarnzod pka
md about tso hours travel BY rail froni LouiEvills
Tne Academy buildings. owned BY himself are of
c1nsucon, admirably adfrted Sonl urrposss and sta
s IN NE EueurbS OF the town Tire ssanaafd Of educasion
VII aim ~ horoughDess in every branch to Be determined
~ impartial asd SEARCHING exGlns Ihs disc ppe Sl
D strictly military equidug punctuAy prsuptness IL
re Poofiahce Of essy euty. Tho Domestic department
WI be 1seted With and literally % "a 10 sssurs mo
hoth comfort end meat Of the scholars rae scis
sc session Il divided rto two twenty weeks sah
ne trst commencing 6epsonssr 18th Ths charges
sTeryhns excepslug UNIFORM bOoss md medical atten
arc viii be Three hueafl sevaty ave dollars In u 8,
cnrrenty the efe session Of geska psybs In
equal insAnenis the oy'uaiEs u sab arr Of
sss5n 10 deduction ron ttasa charrOs will
0eesos curing the tern, oxooDt Ia gfsLciSs sc<nssa
Ags0f@blc dteiarge ana Eaa tEto1 $50
mi terln viii Be required
Uniform furnished the mos terms Books
s 'as1ery At Louisville prce5 A ths number Of pup3
B iiraied t10se wshrk places 10 the instituoR
hanid appy 70 enoe In thus asking dia
dsncs IA Kentucky and dsyotinF Bsf ths sucaisn ef
y youth sucpa boPes 10 bsye the oo-oy5rstl0u Of h7
Giends In tiis COMMONWEALTH
For furnsr information sdores x KIRBY SMITH
studsrts viii ss the Enirsilos On the Louisv9
Brazkion Rsiir0ad Bhsnos smn!Iuses r csnvsy thsm
~ N-Vonsfio ". K g.
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CUBAN AFFAIRs.-A late letter from IN Amer.
lean 10 Cuba contains this passage 4" So much
slsTm is felt here that Americans seldom 20 out in
the evening, or even move about, except with
great caution, st 81 times Report gays that there
are some 25C0 CubsDs confined in the Moro
among whom are many OF the best and most ras-
pectable people Of Havana. These people are
often taken from their homes at night, carried to
prisou-that "a, Moro Castle-aud there locked up,
without having their cases investigated in tue
least Great fears are entertained that there will
be serious outbreak 10 Havana on the aga of
February, that being the day when the amnesty
expires. To give Jon an idea Of the savage feel.
iDgs OF the Spaniaris, | will mention an event
that occurred but yesterday. A captain Of volun-
teers in public cafe stood up before party Of
soldiers, and taking his glass IN his hand, which
was filed with liquor be ernptied it on the head
Of one of the parry, saying, As I baptize yon
with this liquor to-day, SO will baptize you with
the blood Of Cuoars On the 22d.'"
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UITCuCcCE's uALF-DIuE MUSIC.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-Ths ssovs can Be obtansd Al tAs
ngse Book ard Periodical Stores; BY sing lie
fee &c each - tia Publisher Other Choirs a.
VII rapidly follow. BEN W. HITCHCOCK.
fLslsDef, % slrirg s.rset, HsH York.
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Keep L Hogan, IS TchOupitoulas street and 80
New Ievee, keep on hand large and extensive
stock Of hardware and cutlery, Jas q. Han A
CO.s Nsyesviue, KY. plows. sugar and cotton.
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Last "Rumpty Dumpty" matines at the
Academy 20 day - o'clock.
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yNnE AKI0z PIANO KOKTE.
GRAND TRIUMPH OvER ALL OrHER PIANOS II
EUROPE AND AMERICA.

Ens AXIOM FIAEO FCRTR declared By tAs yEcFss a tia
Fsr et ths American institute hed Ia Sep.sabsr and
Oc.e5er 1851 10 she bss piano exhibition and
test trial. srdered hs American INSTITUTE with the Pianos
Of the saocFssa exhibitors the ris Exposition de-
sred By their Judges be tie basl Plano item.
AGENTS WANTED FIrst-eisss and responsible Ssne
wanted IN every city and town Shsgs hAvs srsssy az
pointed Item
Send for cirealsts prios list Ems 60.
Esnutscsory ard WarsToonE, i37 and lSg BoHery,
Delaney street. Few York. MANNER X 90.
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NoaAo@'.''.'''....................,.. .".NOTroE

% cIzRzs orTSoz usn!o ssAxs.DrsrHI0f uouzr
DfosmOer 1, lSas. 5
In Sanfruptcy-Tbs notsas ISSUED from this oe, ,A..
JOHN THOHNHILL he's asa n, petition 4. Se d,ol.,eS
esnffnr~ "a ne partner Of r. ~ Bst Issued though
Dissaka Il shonla have been Henry TnosnAiu
M John fhonhm has ne. applied oz the ben-at az IN.
sC <rupt Law.
4. LoEY. Deputy Cls,s.
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spsciiI Correspondents Of the n. o. Crescent
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. %, 1859.
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I .OUGeIASA STATE EEzIaA8E,
FEAR ALEXANDRIA. LOUISIANA,
FOunded sod Supported ~ ne slats o. IouisiAps.

ses 80 sson begins hhpssniosr p Rcs, azd eossc.
FlggLFFt snsists Of full ocrps of irstruc;,,,. a, Al
y. -rhss Of Literature and Scoaoe zfaat tauef In 49, 49,
Oo4eqss and Unirgrsitlea. |
CoussE Of ETUDY-Emb<acsss Fser@ri;oyy .rd an "a
snic Department. including tsrsry jJsrtifo 80 o
h0rel CoaIs. SpoaA 9ohooi Of CI1l t.2aTn 80 p
Commercial SrhOsl - D
fs-Ee-Fsr ~ sxpensea e1espt el0iag $40; szDs pay.
ani '--1' n1i-noS N eF1H sey-.zss sGnnar7 -
bassts revived any tins eraz ths Ac- 40 oh,,s
ssm date OF N'Se
Atdrs'. DE-. EoYo, sunsrrts.aspt
4 K.BERT LH0N1a HCHOOi Fos< ssaVN.
raATAWA. PIKE COUNTY, AIssIasrpPL
Bsv oreans arf Jsokssa EtnssaSl
oA1Cutszs may be obsakasd rppf<tsoa 10 sIOBKK
PITKIE. Esc. Il .ssIs CAM -sr.rk E.;s o-sas..
hJnIEHZ
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UNDERTAKER+ FURNIrURF

MEYER, KOTTWETZ sc co..
NOSES MEYER, A. S. KOTTwTTz, sIAON KorTWTTz
Furniture Dealers.
G3........... ROYAL STREET A.
Between oustombozs and Bieuvrns s.re5tsJ
Few Orleans, La.
Always hand direct from srs Aanfactsss com
plete assortment Of PARLOR, BEDROOM ar DINING
ROOM SETS; also sveIy asscsissa Of Cane and Cushion
seatCHAlRS, which We are Offering to tie trade st the loves
market prices and respectfully solicit she public
examine Country orders hed With prOpsds znd psrt.o
lar attention bestowed upon packing.
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On s.psenber 18Th, 1908, KIRBY SMITH, Win eorpg
or~a, a. Newcastle. KENNEDY,
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Auction Sales Ts-Day.

SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 81, 1869.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
For square of 10 lines or lees, weeF 81 o
Each subsequent iLs,inGn, rs cts
Longe, adv ertise ine nts, at same rate
A frsctioh over even square or squares,
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for usnsient edvertisemepi; a reasonable
deduction VIII be made 10 regular advertise
ments.
Notices OF appointment Of odministrat ors
ana legal notices Of like character 10 be
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'ne right to control suffrage properly Of
right belonged to The people Of TIN, S,.,.
NOW you propose 10 fske Il way from then
and' ~hstever may be the voice Of Indiana !.
u you can get the concurre nee Of three.
'ou''h' Of the State Legisls,ures you pro.
pose to ssy 10 The people Of Indiana, 1T 10
not properly your right 10 control suffrage:
u does not belong 10 you. our Chicago pIst.
form was false upon that subjec,.' Men
mey be untrue to their political faith else.
where, where Offices are 10 be obtained.
where political power is to be held: but in
the Senate Of the United States msy | NOT
appeal 10 the representatives Of Great
States to stand BY pledged and pligh,ed
faith!
Now, Ia this wrong that is asked BY The
Senator from Connecticut! He asks tbst
'qIs smendaneat shall be submitted 10 the
people, the people whose Government YOU
propose TO change, that they mey have q
voice on this question: not that the men
who hold Ufiice now in the Legislature of the
State Of Indiana, but the great body of the
voters. three hundred and sew enty thousand
OF them. in the State OF Indiana shall bs
heard upon this amendment l. almost uu.
derslood the argument Of the Senator from.
to be On sdmissission ,h,t
the people are syainst il. II the people ere
aginse II what right hsve you to change the
Government Of the people, made by them
md for themselves?
Then, Mr. President, the proposition 10 q
pisrinci one. Nov. inasmuch ssy,u pro.
pose 10 take . position upon which your
President EJECT was chosen by the people
now US yeu propose 10 throw upon the conn.
'ry hew position upon this question. The
proposition OF the Senator from Coonecu.
'ut is that i:shsII 60 - directly 10 The peo.
''e 40 can be under the circums,snces ~
he case. My appeal then is, tho, Senator,
will so amend this proposition ss ,hs, il sh.l,
70 to the people. Then, when they decide
:, let stand. III
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Those eli'''rng, iit,le crystal gems, whose
bepms lr
Emit the intellectual sparks which glow
With genius fire. Those mirrors from
which flow
The holy rays Of faith. Of hope, Of loves:
Nhs Eyes bedew'd with tears TO God above
Implore. with prayer Code com passion
move.
Ferdinand. Ind, Feb 23d '69. M.F.
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Conurdrums.

OOnuHQA OMSs
Wat 10 blacksr than a crow? A crow's
feathers.
why does chicken cross the road!-
Because il 'wsn's TO get on the other eide.
Whist relation is q step To- = door mat,
A s'ep-farther. HAA III. ~
when isa bed not bed. when il q
a little buggy. =
i What is the pretiiest lining for bon.
net! A pretty face.
Why is q railrosd conductor like a bad
co'd' One knowsthe stops, the other stops
the pose.
Why should q fsvori,e hen BE- called
Mscsufi! Becsuse we wish her 10 .lsy on
When was Ruth very rude to Boazl-
When she pulled bis ears and trod on biz
corn.
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-A'sxsoder the Great sesiag Diogones
looking suentivsly At . parcel Of human
bones 'ked The philosopher what be was
looking for: ..sa a- n.
That which cannot 6nd.' wss The rspl, Z
''he difference between your fathers Zones
md those Of HE sloveass na.xf
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Don't be too anxious TO solve : conun.
drum; We know man who got two black
eyes 10 endeavoring 70 6nd ou, lts dsfs,.
ence between man and woman 6shtisg 10
The street. ,,m.'... a..,..
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Whist . world Of gossip would bs pre-.
vented II i wss only remembered thst
person who tells ou Of the faults Of o.hess
intends to tell others Of your f.ultsl "
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Young Lsdy-OhI I'm 90 glad you like
birds; which kind do you admire most!' Old
squab-'WeIlf think the goose, with plen.
" OF stuling Is abou, % good as any,
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On bis death bed distinguished humoriss
requested that 10 one nigh. be invited to
h's funeral. 'because,' sighed the dying wsg.
1t 10 Q civiIiiy / can never repay q5a.s
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ro' "'i 10 ample space, abundant food.
: And through the sir, The ocean and III,
earth,
Al ms''er quick. and bursting into birth
The E'r.h sdotn'd thus with the fsires
S flowers,
With smiling mesds. with groves and sbad,
bo~-rs,
with cerenl grain. and with delicious food
:. .Cf"at' rr- Of fvfrv lue. and of eyers bro, d
winch God beneld and splke, well have "
done.
Ys L'@s sublime. and noble pruiss have
won;
But row ye Laws, TO which / gave the
(And shall possess until oil future hours
10 i.rm world. her grancest works, ber
huniblesl tl,wers,
Sbnll see the work the hsDdiwotk OF God.
Aud Heaven and Earth with rey.,eDt.p.
pIouse.
Harked 10 the voice Of the Omnipo,en, Coed
l'And God then said 10 Heavens blessed
Let US now make like our own likeness.
Man.
And LEI them hsve dominion over ali.'
10 'ir. lend. water, all from pole 10 pole.
M'jeslic upright is Mans attitude.
Whose bid obeys :he raging wind and food.
Lord Of The Earth, and Master 10 whose
sway,
With down cas-, eyes oil creatures hon zoe
pay.
0 Holy Truth! o Wisdonis Fount In.
My feeble thoughts, 0 light my .onl desire
II un,u'or'd mind instruct in Heavenly
trance,
And let the humble praise God's omnipo
Let boastul Pride feel Truths o'e,whelm.
ing might,
Amp ~hs, = Of Man be quench'd by Hesv.
eL's Light.
TO meek sim licl,y, oh let it then he given.
r. explain the power, the works, the Will o
Heaven.
God spuke In our imege let US make
Man.
} noble. grand. sublime image who can
.ook on Thy form divine ind not detect
The bsndiwork OF God-frm an erect
stands; end eodke perfect il the mould; ,
u most txqoi-ile besUy to behold; 1
'ne proportion Of incest symme'ry;
work OF inimtable hsrmony-
hose stout aud well knit me mbers-Lo iti,
stands;
With bold mrjesiic step /. moves: Those l
hsnds;
'ha, Hapd-O Man! an Architect Divine. n
Gtd alone such instrumen, sublime O,
culd form so delicste, yet s,opt; so exsc, W
D mechanism; in use without defect, l,f
, motion exquieitiveiy correct: a,
b. tkiinu sriifcer hich obeys, m
onsiIucls. directs, aud shapes those divine Il
rays OF
hat dwell in that brow, that majestic u,
mien, ce
he grand majeslic temple Of the brain. c.
The brain, the sours frsil dwelling house, ri
the throne ID,
{ Reason, judgement, viii: the intellect. al
uai gore m
genius--Th' occult ssnc,um OF the spsrk, iu
he subtle. holy. vita lizine spark. gs
b. essence OF life, the holy breath divine at
God-,hore in The brain hath It's ugust Is
shrine-
rom whence with lightning haste the man. si.
ds.es speeds, lin
nd sll In hsrmonies union heed. pr
The mouth and stomach now prepare the ,h
food. tn
, 10 the Lungs the mystic change the up
u blood hJ tf GU
The life Of all 10 blood.) the ruddy fluid pa
he Hear. t,he type Of love.) with inces.
ssnt toll po
nspire aud feeds, and snimstes the who'll" I" er
Those sparkling windows Of the brain. the Of
gent, t" \. cls
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Horse oil. instead Of butter. is frequent.
~ used 10 dressing vegetables ir Pssis.-
fhe hrss taste Of II makes a'msn Eel like
trotting away from the table.
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A clersymsg, sfisr msssyibg couple,
made . prayer over them. concluding. For.
give them, Lord, they know no. whst they
do.' rI N ,oi,. tr
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nh TAR1H CkEA1ID BY THE IMMUrABLE
LAWS GoD- COP BY SPECIAL Act
ChEA1Ls MAN 1HE AxAT,MY .r Man.
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G~TMo-e men are drowned Ia the bowl
lhan in Tie sea.
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For'te Jusper Cturier.l
ESSAY ON MAN,

Lp' Oh THE EARrH.-Con,'d
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PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, 1T IAsrER
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA
L E NJ Z N T. DCA EE.
OFFICE ON Wrsr MAIN sIFFlT.

I GRMS-sTRICTLY IN ADVAhl T. /:
Single Subscription, for fifty Nos, VI 81
For six months, 90
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Fcth brdnclicslaf ,ris 'citFi u nrpseiiYlSf
1,,lfmorc SnH Wedpe.flov nslsst wrrek
adopted Il resolution tcnderihs tlia iicsfpi- sf
ytalities oftlieTcity to 7presilent .Johinis,o,rn
nfttr his rttitohcnt. r'.I' '''- "''f| %, .,
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Selling for .tGASIi oNLYli We pre- enabled to
nh, our goods At dni,e moderate profits; aud
this with regular fixed price, from which no
deyiation. pade,r jusifes those rh6l familiar
with ,tleir yallle 10 buy from pswith entire col-
fence, y, ,.os .i.! 40, .-iYCA. q! nlarlU-l lN
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BAFss-
~ Hn9llI 'lliy '''77|''if
"a CoIum'hi

j R1EO

4 iFdt IN no!laG ahi, inf-9id p6 "'ls'l
ID, LADIES' Columnft,d aph'
II ei..:::z. Y. Y q: glgesl
lrhd Inst Place Hhieh yoa uoVe Would ,s,l expect a
u woman ltolike isLao slill!housee. > M Z
AVON Woman in IN St. st% Ious has carved up,
her husband with butcher knife. r.
| tIiis hpiIsIJ lI,T ullT r1nisha25 7+'h
when is a blow from q lady wclcome2i
When S she's sae strkss r1a you agrseablya gqna
| I.Apl exchange, speakineof adivorcc,b
calls lksatthlts the ladya "Ee.irsanwifs" na sai,qaae
Paris orders 1silvir dust fol 'ladies'
llair.ir adi ,>,!sl1 odi' mo1i 'ada' Hsirw
-luscfnl for ladies. at }skatiuss, ss,rriistess4a ,riRtess-4a
Stmpping fellows aIpR!l sHd0a9aie AaG
Xmasknes Tor 'dfa dstning ig2 Stockings ., ip,,s Is
late New England ?invehtioan:: 947 s'''
Why arc tic girls in Missouri, always,
sTaetf. .gtcause ,1 The. are NJ, 3 sifes,
" IYoung, yl,g, st women SHOULD sestgoqd, exam.J
pies, Tor the young men are alwaysfollow-s
's them. - 10 .,;l,,.f 4,
| i Ro,n,, nra O. sas'u ! ,r, ..t'l va -, 1, "'
spring bnt .tg tEu4 Sy}Hr' virtue is like ties
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lish. 1syln.,' iadvertises herself ss, au I aAs..
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Wirz's widow lives in ,Ksntucky, and
sends .ndiin applications 70 Wssbinston x, a Ii.
remains. s.h'mf 10 S'i's4
Tic Them most beau beautiful f. So Young ladyin M.
drid is Marshal serrapo's, iller;t;mato,
daughter. qShe Is Isl nineteen ta,p ~ Years old and
was'educated IN tho choicest Parisian'
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i entlinn:iq.ises Young, lady,, frcsh ffem
sl'a.es;;s lh; iii 5sifahdl M,ashiass rnrtyIre.i
marked thaf i 81 could POI, have been more,
Ig"rsee%ns re- %1 .yi,fI!he gentleman, bad been
contractor ntGt Curing llle war,s.a i.rI 9dl
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-08

A hrrro,in slrelhvville, Tennessce. at
ithO,pointI oftle pistnl9atttmptcd to force
the daial,iertofa whito radiealg,'to hcsoml
papvthim to thd woods. Ito lee the .ifhh,n
AS be called i'll Al few dnysahso, sbIe Vas
off.d Negro e1ualitvI hHsalost
several supporters in rthat neighb5thood!!
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-08

What FSof fcoversatlle most noisy TEN
antF The rooflof the mouth. bFG "a
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-08

General Grant il snifl to he'oppNsci .fo
the 'hill9to pay army officers fixe,l ishlaties,
on the ground That fxrd sinn lhat' Would
keep an officer 'hSyond tlie ffontirrs would
be- too large for The. east. 'ahd What would
Ibearihueh for an officer IN 'New!!;, ! ofk
would starvd lin tic Terfitories.l 10