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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-12

A MEETING Of citizens of Greene
county, who are opposed to Radi-,
callsm, was held at GreenevilIe on
the 9Th inst, at which, resolutions
in favor of universal suffrage were.
adopted. Mr.. W. S. McGaughey.
was nominated to represent that
county in the Legislature.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-12

nor WANT OF CAPITAL TO BUY WHEAT
j. offer the ahOve mills for sale or lease. This
IL o No. mill. of three run of stones, two for
wheat and one for corn, located four miles
south of Spring Hill. Msury county. Tennessee,
one mile east Of Carter Creek Depot, Nashville
and Decatur railroad. Rare induosIn snts win
be offered 10 purchaser or lessee. II NJ
For the quality of the mill / would refer Won
TO j. J. McCsnn. C. Isbester. and 4. j. Var
brough, all of Nashville, as we'll as Mr. j. b.
Romans who was the builder of the en- CINE and
a large portion of the machinery. Cali and see
the mill and decide for yourself
A. LOLLAR
NKAPoLIs, June 7. 1869. jun3.Im
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-12

The Knoxville Wing calls on the
candidates for the Legislature from
Knox, Roane and Sewer to define
their position on the suffrage ones s
ton The editor says he does not
expect to advocate one thing in his
paper and vote for another at the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-12
ice Cream Saloon & Restaurant

II V. BASSET, No. 40 CEDAR STREET.
H. takes great pleasure in announcing that
he has entirely refitted and refurnished his
spacious Restaurant and Ice Cream Saloon for
af ne s saS nav he ~ .ne
with ICE CREAM, SHERBETS, ROMAN
PUNCH, ITALIAN SNOW BISCUIT GLACES
and NEAP0LITAN ICE. Thankful for past
patronage, he sOlicits continuance Of the same.
Ii. " BASSET,
No. 40 Cedar street
Mr.. H.ARLES MARTI N. SO favorably
known to the citizens of Nashville, will be in
attendance. and will be pleased to see his nu :
merous friends and aequaintances.
maylS cod Pm
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Notice 10 Show Cause--In Bankmpley

rpHIS. Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ROME
Il Mckinney. y! W. Heorge. J. Z. Green and
ID. !. Whittingten. all of Lipcoln county. Tenn,
Cenrt their petitions for discharge, and 1t was
thereupon ordered by the CoLrt that a hear
ing be had upon the same .sr.a ..at fa,a
On The 9th Day of JHiy, 1869,
at the hours Of 10. 1917, II A. ", and u n. res
pectiyely. at the Office Of w. N. Doughty. ISL !.
Register at Fay etteyiile. Eincoin county. Ten
nesse and that all creditors who, have
proven their tiebts, and other persons in
terestedmay appear ~ the said time and place.
and show cause. if any they have, why the
pray srs of said petitions shon III not be eranted
and that the second and third meetings of the
creditors will be had before the Register. N the
Same time and place. ta.f.
u. S. Dist Court Mid. Dist. Tenn.
jun12 Saturdays-A Ests8E JHs Ato e
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Notice 70 Show OauseLIn Bankruptcy,

Notice to Show GauseLTn Bankruptcy
rIlHIS is. TO GIVE NOTICE THAT w. w.
Martin, A. C. Plumbe, Anthony yourdan.
A. b. Holiday and II. Whitkeld. adj of Frank,
lin county. Tennessee have filed in the Office of
charge, and il was thereupOn ordered by the
Court that hearing behad upon the same ON
THE 7FH DAY OF JULY, 1869, .t,..
At the hours Of 10, l01<. IL. ll15A. NJ and II NJ,
respectively, al the Office of W. N. Doughty,
Esq., Registers at Winchester. Franklin county,
Tennessee, and that all eIeditors who have
proven then debts, and other persons inter-
ested may appear at said time and place. and
show cause If any they have, why the prayers
of said petitions may not be granted, and that
the ID and Sd meetings of said creditors will be
had at said time and place: IE3G 1901
E K, CAMPBELL. Clerk.
Y ieI2 sat 81 u. S. Dist. Court. Mid. Dist Tenn.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
IpR1RA FRITCHIES HOUSE-W1-GT
O111'-'-'1 DESTR UCTTON.

The last remnant of the old hCnse where Bar
.r Ftohio lived and tOed has been removed, and Ia
borers are now employed in digging some ten feet DeOw
che original foundation II t. root out the spot OF
nnon which IL stood few days more, ana the tbs
tbe patriot and ne poet %il have pointed 70 5 he
muddy waters Of Carroll Creek as where Zee
weird old hOrde Of the faithful defender OF hea - T
Gag, IL segms 70 have been the detefulhaU o t6st
ry authoties TO erase from the memory Ui nj a.
fhs fSche woman ever lived and guided oy thS % de
sire she first step was destroy the IOusc III "1N W
had fved and where 20 Stonewal JACKSON -
~ a Shoot N von must, this old grey hea1, ,
Bu snare your county fag, she 50 , -,
,d IN fhe ACCOMPLISHMENT OF tins OiJecl they luIneu al
sc genius and ability with which nature has so peray
iffed them They first passed an ordinance 10 WlaeI
and SyyI Carroll creek; they then decided that the
FTche house was in the line of the proposed improve
mept and agreed TO wipe the damned thlng OuI'
Barbara Fntches work Is Ger,
The rebel rides his raids no more" 80 a.,
Vet the snirt was predominant, ana TO gratny tne
bsd of the house rendered immortal by the pen OF the
noef they have in SraQhtentng the creek absolutely
made three sharp angles to strike the point at which he
aired sagacOus men! Know they not that the bood
of The martyrs is the seed Of the Church The name O
Barbara Ffchie long shall live after that OF those
dressed in little brief authority" shall have passed
away forever The tuueml Nine have 10 IN care ah9
poetry aud song shall watt it down TO future ages anu
men shall saw that Whittier wrote when Barbara Veu
Frederick, Maryland Examiner.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
WFsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

The work OF improving the grade and ghenng the
road OF the Boston Turnpike Boulevard s progressing
very satisfactorily Mr. Reynolds the contractor is de-
srous Of using ntrOgycefne for blasting purposes, but
the wOrkmeu threaten 10 abandon their labor ts use be
insisted upon. While laborers were engaged In
blasting Odes Hotel In Eastehester, half dollar
cOin dated l709 discharged from creyice. IL
untarnished, and looked II IL had recently been
ssued from the mint Tho foreman In charge
gave the finder q for the coin, aud presented it
10 the contractor. The bill authorizing tho lay
ing and opening OF new highway 10 be known
the East Side boulevard has passed both branches OF
the legislature and will undoubtedly receive the Gov
ernOrs sanction. The bill has been much amended since
IL first presented The eastern terminus OF the new
boulevard will he at Pelham Bridge, and run along the
present road wdened ana Strengthened until 10 reaches
the lane reaching to Thomas Tones residence; thence In
n south eastery direction To Willow Lane; thence along
said Lane until reaches Throggs neck Road at Schuy
eryle thence along said road tho Weschester
creek, with draw bridge, and through SiXthst, In
the village Of UnonpOr and thence north Westerly TO
the Westchester road already graded and macadamzed
under the authority OF act passed In 1866 ana In con
nection with this road and the Southern boulevard "A
grand drive will DO opened from How-Yerk TO Pelham
Bridge. The Commissioners named IN tho original bill
were John Hunter, John Furman, Charlton Ferris,
Joseph Husson Eugene Scheifeein, Samuel NJ. furdy,
and William Ferris, 10 which have been added by the
amendment Abraham Hatfield, Thomas j. Byrne, Geo.
Cooper Hugh Lunny, and William Watson.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
NEW.JERgEY.

Much building ls going n tho vicinity OF Paterson
and contractors Offering advanced TO wOrkmen
from other otes Twenty-Five SunDysid Park lots have
been sold by A. stagg at private sale, for $50 each
An auction sale Of Riverside property will take place I'M
medstAy altar The Paie[sol raees Real 9atate 9yaeSs
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
6Ouutrv g,aI Gstatt for sali.

AT SPRING VALLEY, ROckland County, 9S.
N cr Northern NewJrTsey Railroad, u miles on
depot FARM or IS ACRRS house. Tooms ba Ah fence, AZ
In good orier good fruit ke proe vs low FAkh OF 20 ACE
COED ABd barn. well fenced and wsre soc view d
healthy oeaion 30 apple aud Al, suAl at For parueAA
apply to Z W. HAIGHf, No. IS Ceiarst
A FINE COTTAGE at Nyack, well located, :,
overlooking bBdnrs aud gundsi for SALB or 70
LET ysry low. BUTLER DURFEE Co, No 6s Lbertyst
CLERKS AND ALL PERSONS LIVING ON,
" MODERATE SALARIES CAS- Buy THEhSELNbS HONEY
WITHIN 50 MINUTES OP THs CliT HALL, NEW-YORk. eH
moderate ossh pymss balance monh qasrter semi anna,
sut purchasers Hoases fil lots 500, tLSi
$500, $500 sA60 Sc. More lots adjoining II wanted
LOTS $40 to 800 psymr8s Of nz and upvne
balance iusts mouby Qsrtsry title perfect sIh
r pamphlets gvnE paItears 6e which are 's
T. r. KELLOGG. EIscutas. No. , Broadway. y ]
EXTRA BARGAlN--ln Pennsylvania, 100
~ miles from ety 81 stone house bsS orchard ,iSsf
furniture hs aud deer huung Ony SIOe0 IHaa
Owner, no i53 Nrst Twentv-eighthst
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
TIKI MINERAL VALE moy WORKS .

Mineral Vale Bucks Couutv Peuna.. Reglesvlle o. =.
The about SO Sf valuable frnug d
with sIsnsye rn DPovsmsa together WITH two blast Fas.e
S0eOO said Furnaces respectively 40 feet high, fss,
fret high and IS feet bosh have ust been nsy rsbt
foundation bot blast OF the latest aud most Ia
proved style boilers boshooss aud ehmneyssseis bou -
horizontal engines arranged together HparatsJS
ofauass together equals 2I5 t 500 tons week
Que rnass into b Dee % last the other ase ready 70
70 10 blaBt
Residence built by former prOOsor for bis oSn ssea-
thoroughly 6r 80 Tenement Houses unusually good sss-
Tsnisnly located on tue property. -, -.
Also Founder Stop bulk concrete With warrsa roof $50 By 80
feet With cuposs Suitable make an bshes
large eAsugs Machine shop By ~ feet also Of eoaerste With
Warren roof propelled unf,ig Of y s
head and fall giving at lis lowest loo horse power .
and Rouude connected with the Desue
Canal BY aide and also have eonvsHest railroad eoGnaaSs
with NeS.YOrk and Philadelphia
Valuable Magnetic lTVn Mines on the property.
All the Improvements are ts class snd In excellent eoaeaoh
For further particulars. pricr and teuas apply 70
4 B. JANIS. Treasurer No. 10 Parkplee New TOTE
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
&,h-i -i,rsrv y,al estate for Sale.

A Il ELlLABETH.--J M. MEEKER offers the
beat bargains 10 HOUSES LOTS snd PLOTS or GROUND, from
10 o % vicinity the city Descriptive list se Ne
CedsrsL, Eew.York and Nc. 2E Brosdst Elizabeth N s.
A Ill WANTING FARMS-Good soil, mild
climate u mss south Of PhaduphiA Price only e75
Also, improved Hundreds az Information
Address Q. n. Lands. VnelAnd, New Isrssy.
A TLANTIC HOTEL at Perth Amboy, for
"A SALE, will EXCHANGE for an interest VESSEL hns
sWodaplW' EteR T. sgAAHAA. Ne sos Ascsoa,k
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring TO purchase or rent such property
will find Il 10 their interest to advertise In THE TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds any
paper and addition to this advantage The TRIBUNE
will be found, not only NewYork and all its cities and
villages but In every State aud Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be brief Will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear to the
reader We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE, Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals In every
business professions consequently advertisements In each
are read by all classes. THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention reports Of sales OF real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly % the value OF its col
umns as advertising medium The charges for adyer
tsng follows DAILY TRIBUNE IS cents per line
each insertion; WEEKLY TRIBUNE, "a per lines SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUSE IS cents per me About ten words Of
our wide columns average line Terms cash in advance
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

AUCTION SALES OF WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY REAL
ESTATE.
ny MULLER, WILKINS 4 co.
House and oubudngt situate At Mt Vernon Wesohestsr Co..
N " contains acre First AID unopAVsL and FouTthH
Ie Of plot, l3iI2O3 j. H. 900
ny A. j. DLEECKER, SON 4 co,
House and IL acres at Dobbs Ferry, known Dubrooh
81 on SaN NH River G. b. BTIat...........,. 1900
20 adonlng the sboye d. o. BTadsy..,,.,... sl75
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
NOR SALE.-The beautiful PLACE known as

TOR SALE--The beautiful PLACE known as
"A from Sales. and i miles oa Boston u es1sts o. o ,s
oi excellent land laid oat the kugsh sSe With park containing "
large oaks than century old slms snA other trees
Two Mansion louset0ne on high sfd oSeookng neaah 49,
wheh stretches down to TIE river eosns ball 10 the
with stained glass windows sptqae chests oiy opes ro
decoration. keeping with Che Perod By Eies ana
high brarr and suugroom oiningieem oa
pantry kitchen chamber with dressngroom snd eon
second aoo there sir largs chambers
three servant ehRber This house has hae cellar milk esT ana
" o furnaces
The other and Ncoi has ball about - e sqsS
with fireplace elaborate and ample staircase large u
dang pantry and Kitchen, Oar large seepnG e
bathngroS ks hnsn eosei dr attic rooms cellar Win hss
furnace kc
the 0fths place porers lodge bui o stone
There dairy greenhouse With plants sre
laundry which srrfsu he hoss -
the buildings excellent hnsh and In perfect order ii.
Near large hAr. With basement sd ~A
eight cellar sheds for ar eoSs Ani cattle
stable With nlpe stalls two carriage roon
ad tive hArus rooms the eoschmin asa
groom. . -. :.
falling wells Of ereeenl usser " pee
Kitchen Eansp with ni ress srAxosry and asrbsuy ees ' -
ice house for 10 tuns Of Ice
The garden surrounded hv hedge with aps and % Is
orally laid the Italian s'yls BY the hVvr aide large eaT
house. with dressing Tooms 49,.
This elegant real lonces in NewEngasd eone
seashors Gnd country. further parcsr Inquire o.
yEFfRlkS IT,, No. 70 City EKchsnke. Boston, MAJ, er
MORGAN No. Phest, NeW.iofE N9l9-
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

TWELVE THOUSAND SOLD.
FOURTEENTH THOUSAND PRINTING.
JOS VALEDICTORY.
I'VE never rich and Pumsed burn night for
th iBeogbs Tommy Bangs U smoke swetu cigars under the
hsbss though himself asre three times already But In
.pte Of these nothing complain Of and
vas 50 Jolly in ny life"
LITTLE WOMEN.
YJowA snd it has been broadly hnted that she "
wouldn't she bs josr tie astonishing success Of Little
Women"
Price Of both Psrts, 80
Sold eyerwhers. Mailed postpaid by the Publishers
ROBERTS BROTHERS, Boston.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
UsIED STATE, YIthsAL hgyEygs A';s.soRs s,e 0yTss

sEvEsrH DISTRICT, STArE or dKw.YoRg, BisE BgfpH0,
THiEB.tyh NEwi 0RE May ~ le69
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to all persons
IN residing doing business n the Seventh Col.e'on District or
EevYofk composed Of Eleventh hni Seventeenth WARDS
that the Annual Lls containing the assessments ylosno9.
aud eDumetons made and ksn b. the several Assistant A.
seors within this District for the o Uneudag Special Ale
eIprnH NAY l61O will be this Se 0 eIamnaton nom
a. TO- 70 D m to the 2b 10 the dsys Msy neaaTe, At
which and place tppea will b. received aud Determined o me-
relative erceve Valuation. enumeration
All appeals must be u writing sni specify tho pare1 cue NAY M
thing respecting which decision requested ana tA'e he
gr0Gsd principle of error oomplalnedoL - -, -
liable for lucome Special Tar Carafe od OF
OH Watches Billiard Tables Silver Gold Plate either o these
appear said rolls will be liable 70 a'
T's' A'-'" ~ MI TRRADHBLk Aise'aOE .
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
SrCuklrn g,aI 6stai, for SaIt.

8rCuklru g,aI 6stat, for Sal,
A 3.STORY BRICK STORE and Dwelling,
n south side Of FutonIv SehsHectadyavs fal e oudBs
72Il5, s1tsnsion 1871. A. barghia
JOHN s. PlBiCB No. loe BrOaiwav corner Of Pise-St
TOR SALE-Three-stOT and cellar corner
STORE she best Of Fnhys, Brook' handsome Pha
dpha bnek bdng % lot zre sse 6c store al present
under price sloo0 about 5000 cash Irqrs Of the
premises southeast Of hsVe and SxthsL sss
grocery
4 OTIS FOR SALE-512 LOTS with large front
II Newown Creek Penny bridge Br"oLni also 10 ACRES
Island Apply 20 wM CLARK No 40 William
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
9tniistrp,
SnirrnaI lRtbmur.

UNITED STATES
INTERNAL REVENUE,
FIFTH DISTRICT EEWYORK
SEVENTH. TENTH, THIRTEBHTH AND FOURTEENTH WARDS
Notice hereby a persons concerned that the AHBuA Lists
eousnbR the Asmn Valuations and BuumsIAtons made and
within THU district by the Assistant for the 1898
CneanE Tares expiring MAY l85O will be at this omes
r during Of from the date hereof for ersmua
will hear and dttennne durg the OF
ten days thereafter relative 10 excessive V.uaop
euumeons contained 10 said Annual Lists aud said t
viii be med the Collector within ten amer The expiration
Of Ihe tine for hearing lppei Aforesaid Bot appeal vi" be al
losed party da assessed Ie the lists have bsen trahalsd 10
the Collector
AHd al dppals 10 ne AstsOr aJ0rSsdd sod Dc made
IN urting AND aold eeUV she particular naHer or hiHg
respecting heh ddu6io rccJd and saopG stak ne g'oHAd
JAMES NJ. McCARTIN, ASSESSOR
Asse,sor.' Oncs No 33s Broome.sf NAV /. 1859
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

TOR SALE or to LET at Nyack on the Hud.,
sop COTTAGE HOUSE and Bsu and Que 70 s.e asss aa
Land paehssr One mile Ou the ading anS "
~ siIsE Jssal' st -. sEsN Hhs va Psss'. "Tiss
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
grtsttbtsitr County B,al Estate for Sale.

altsttbtsitr Gouniu R.al estate for Sale.
AT CROTON Hudson River-From 9 to 10
N The superb overlooking the and
sersted eoudlon snA easily cultivated This good
opportunity Cue property 81 moderate Apply TO
EMBBRSON, No. Rl kigbthsve
A PERFECT GEM COTTAGE-For SALE
~ LIT Orents wesehes.er Co., hour from ey
Railroad house contains II stable with
coaehmsn land; Of shade and fruits good
garden pre S7OOoi rent $40 s DSGBR PnesL
A II $6500.-About acres of LAND in West
~ chester County HOUSE Of handsomely painted
ppsred good eargbOue &c hoer from city
cheap 5 DlNGsb No. Pnest
A FINE FARM, 147 acres, good buildings
N mill at Mt Kseo; s2Sp0 Also. 81 Tarry
town $3.50. BUTLER DURPRE 4 Co No 90 LiSerty.st
COUNTRY SEAT for SALE at New Rochelle
~ II miles BY New Haven Rroad 70 less hpe house h
house barn. sheds good orchard aud all kinda f small
pleasantly situated gh grouud "A ur from depot To be sold
cheap G. B. HARRIS. No DOG NasAngtou.st
TOR SALE or to LET-50 acres, good build
nGs u niles from MI KeO Wssieheser County Inquire No
2H FrsntsL, N y
TTHE BRADISH ESTATE, at Bayside, near
Fushipg L. consisting Of go Villa Plots all sgby situated
and St advantages r boating bathing ad hihug only III
miles oa the cry AID frequent and by and steam
boat, Wln DO SOLD May 3l on ths premises, bI
A. j. BLkECKBR, son Co. AuetsussrL
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

TOR SALE" L0CHLAND,' the elegant
country seat ofGRERNE SMITH, bat aud formerly soesPsa
GEO. STONE, $50, VI Newiek Cy, oouprspg o. lge, %
shase Of Nsnsea LAKE. half mile sogta Of the beanfa
Geneva The Improvements eoaist handsome Asd
three story brick dwelling house with ali the uosn
The grounds large aud handoely laid v shueoe ~
spacious stables bosthous bath bosse hsnss ed
ssrie aesndaaee q ui 'saauthoas sHd barus and H"
oaibnldinEs gsnsFaly, ,..,.
Th shApes perchs Of the mos. esmpsts snd ~
be coanity resencsL For and further pafheur wy
HOMER MORGAN No 9Pinsst, where pA.orspn ssd 'a"" -
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

FOR SALE or to LET-A COUNTRY SEAL
situated GresnasJ H miles from southport dspel ~ Il -
r. near tbs summer residence Of Mr. Theodore D. eos
Mr.. Wm RuslardeF consisting and eepVenieas
tanning le rooms aeeery sutbung there 10 anou
Of land well wasered abundance aud variety Of a sn
the situation beautiful 10 the STATE
extensive view Of Lshg Island the Souud AID hs R
viii be soh low Apply 10 ALLEN NOh0'
ecutor, Southport Conn. or 20 - = - -,-,,, :, N.wYo,i
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
N.tu Qualifications.
A NEW BOOK.
BY the Author Of the "GATBs AJAR"
MEN, WOMEN, AND GHOSTS
BY ELIzABBTH STUART PHBLPs-
lvOl. l6mO. sl@ 80

YobOoE for long has taken such bod on The public
Gates Aar and these stories lon 'he pen u " same
- 49,, ,,tcd attention The ground occupied BY Miss Phepin
h terestng tales peculiarly her she baI here woven
ber incidents Of thnhng import losing sight Of probability
ana U,vs keeping view the purest moral eject distinguished
~ sreakng the iAcuded ia this volume, sAJs
Ms I'll know ANYTHING Of literature Of extraordinary merit
In breath spahy, in power Of Characterization IN de-
septve power presn aud decaey Of touch hardly fuo" where
to God ts equal in American These qualities mark all the
fail 70 enlist the interest aud Admiration
oftheir numerous readers
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-27
ATLANTA ITEM.-Our excellent friend.

ATLANTA IrEM.-Our excellent friend,
Hon. Jared Irwin Whitaker, proprietor
of the Intelligehcer, and withal the po-
ltest man in Atlanta, gave a banquet at
his residence, on Thursday night last,
TO the members ofthe Press of that city
at which the Christian Index was repre-
sented in the person of Mr.. Toon, pro.
prietor, and Rev. DR.. Shaver, editor;
tie Methodist Advocate by Mr.. Lee, one
of the proprietors, and Rev. Mr.. Fuller,
editor the New Era, Dr.. Bard; the In
telligencer by Major Steeleand Mr.. Lump
kin, and the Constitution by Mr.. Hemp
hill and Major Barrick. Outside of the
profession, Rev. DR.. Brantley and Chief
Justice Brown were present, as invited
guests. The Constitution, in noticing
the very elegant entertainment, says:
"The press has but one true misslon-to
do all the good possible, and the least
harm. To accomplish this its members
should cultivate the kindest feeling for
each other, and work together for the
common veal" This is undoubtedly
t, ,ue; and we congratulate Judge Whita-
ker upon having taken the initiate step
toward the accomplishment of an object
so devoutly to be wished for.
Augusta Press.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-27
A MULT1TUD1SoUs WoMAN.-Some OF

A MuLT1rUD1NoUs WoMAN.-Some one
mentioned in the presence of Sidney
Smith, that young Scotsman, who had
been lately in the neighborhood was
about to marry an Irish widow, double
his age, and OF very considerable dimen-
sions. Going to marry herE he exclaim-
ed, bursting out laughing; going to
marry her!-impossible !you mean a
part of her; he could not marry her all
himself. 1t would not be case of biga-
my out trigamy. The neighborhood or
the magistrates, would interfere. There
is enough of her to furnish wives for a
whole parish. One man marry her it is
moustrous? You might people colony
with her; or give assembly with her;
or perhaps take yopr morning walks
round her, always provided there were
frequent resting places, and you are in
rude health. I once was rash enough to
try walking round her before breakfast,
but only got hall way, and gave it up
exhausted. Or you might read the Riot
Act and disperse her; in short, you
might do anything with her but marry
her,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-27

Can SUcH THINGS Be?-Strange re-
ports reach us from Tallapoosa county,
=, 70 the effect that man, named Light
D loot, who has been in trance for thirty
;lfdays,- has awakened with the power to
SECURE every manner of disease by simply
the afflicted person with bis
hands, He has already worked several
miraculous cures, and his house is
.hronged daily with applicants for re-
lief from The ills that flesh is heir TO-
Report says that hundreds, perhaps
~ thousands, are camped round his house
g waiting their time to come, and the
crowd has been so large that numbers
have been compelled to return to their
} homes without seeing the great physi
clan. Hitherto he has positively re-
:: fused TO receive any compensation for
!: his services, but we understand that his
g family are now receiving donations from
Those be. has cured.-Chambers (Ala.)
Tribune.