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FnoM OUR EXCHANGE.

Speaking OF he election Of eX-Presi-
dent Jflhnson 50 the United States
Senate. the New York ErDreSs says:
..The Radicals affect to make light of
the event, but their jolity is al pre-
tenoe. They are only making believe.
They are very well aware that no
public man knows them better, inside
and out, than Andrew johnson, and
they know. too, that no man will be
reader 10 make use Of that knowledge
10 show them up a. they are, when,
on the floor OF the Senate Chamber,
he can speak his mind, without, a.
heretofore, incurring the pains and
Denalties OF impeachment In fact
ihe truly loyal would rather the ex-
President would be anywhere else
than back In Washington, as he Of all
other men there is best qualified Tor
the business of sticking pins in them" "
The Nashville LlliOa and american
saws: Our special telegram from Louis
vile under date Of the 18th, stating
the earneast and almost unanimous
desire Of the members Of the Louis
willie Convention that Andrew john
son should be elected United States
Senator seems te have struck terror
20 the souls Of bis opponents. In that
convention we're large delegations
from all of the Southern and several
of the Northern States. They were
not politicians, but business men, rep
resenting theS agricultural, maQulac-
turing, mining, and commercial inter-
ests OF the country. Having much az
stake, they feel the greatest anxiety in
having the best men sent TO the Uni
ted States Senate. Owing 90 the dan
gers which beset the great interests Of
the country from Radical misrule they
look earnestly and anxiOusly 70 the
result OF the Senatorial election in
Tennessee. They want in the Senate
"a man of genuine Jacksonian and
Tennessee pluck" (See Banner, Apr.
rs. 1861 They want the most 9n-
fiinehing aud conscientious champion
the Constitution eyer had" Such q
man, as stated by the Nashville Ban
sley in=April last, is Andrew Johnson.
The Banner surmises our telegraph
&c correspondent +" TO be some one OF
A. Us late postmasters or revenue
COLLECTORS We assure our readers
tha. he Is one of the first men of Ten
nessea, Of cosl and dispassionate judg-
meat, as far above anything like SEN
satiOnalism Is any gentleman within
our ku0wledge, and further that he
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.


NEW York, October lG.-Cotton frrner
sales zfi,ld bales uplands at 26ls. Super
tine Hour - 6ttI7 %, but closed SC better.
Whisky 81 ~. Wheat-amber Tennessee
81 5O(al 50. Rice firm-Carolina S4G9.
Coffee quiet but firm. Cuba sugar ii "a
II. MOlasSes quiet.
Dry yGOOds-DOmestie eOttOns depressed.
Lawrence d I2}si Atlantic L and Pacific
l. l2Ll Atlantic \ i5H: Pacific AK 10;
l2k; LaeOnia III. Paper cambrics and
linen crashes offered at reduced prices.
Gerner & Co.'S new style prints l0At.
MOney-Active 6Cli per cent. Rank
statements are uneXpact estiY favorable.
The Banks hold upwards of c2U, 600, coo OF
lawful nQHey. above legal reserve. Ster-
liUJ saiet 3G75s. Gold quiet and steady,
opened at l3O. closed lSOisai5ai+. Carry
lug rates b zCL6 per cent. at the National
Exchange, e. Ua0, eco gold sold ont under
the rule, at l50, for account of Simon
MaTmseF,
CINCINNATI.
CINCISSArI, October Ie.-Famil- -four
s. 50(G5 -. W heat - l0aI Is. Corn 90.
oats isa5j. Whiskey 81 Is. Mess Pork
S3l 20. Lard III. Racnn-ciear sides ~;
10 shoulders on market. Butter S0Gs 80.
Eggs "A. Cheese l6GslS. Sales OF Tobacco
AT - ctfe - SO COttOn-middhng p.
81. LOUIS.
Sr L0UIs, October lG.-FlOar-fall su-
perfine 81 5OG4 7j. Wheat-No. 8 spring
-. Corn s2fg95. Oats 44G5. Rye s0d65.
Groceries unchanged Pork S3l 90. Bulk
clear rib lSz clear sides 10. Bacon
shoulders l7Aal73s; clear sides 3051. Lard
Fh0Is,
FOREIGN.
keNnON. October l8.-Consols, for mon
ey 93ss; on account 933z@9iS. 30 bonds
OF 1852 -; do. Of '6j l!Ssi 20. of '67 sS1s; I;
l0-40s 20.
LIVERPOOL, October 1d.-Cotton firiner
uplapds ie1sd@l21<; Orleans l2lzd9I2A I;
salss 1900 bales.
California white wheat l0s n; winter 9s
I'd; red Western No. 81 2d. Receipts Of
wheat for quarter l75 ,0O0, including ID, 600
fFaIn the United States Western -four
&3s 81. Corn, mixed, 2ss 81. Oats IS 6d.
Peas as 6d,
PARIS, October l6.-Bourse is quiet.
Rentes 7lf 20c.
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FROM VARIOUS POINTS.
Murder---A Prediction Robbery
Davis and Farragut.
Louisiana Observation-Disclosures Re-
turns.
Death of Ex-Governor Ritter---Re
ports of Cabinet Officers.

| BALTIMORE, October lG.--JefIerson
Davis was passenger on a steamer
for New Orleans from here to-day.
PHILADELPHIA, October I6.-The
! official count in twenty counties gives
Packer y ,123 majority in those coun-
ties; other counties yet to hear from.
CHICAGO, October 16.-Admlral Far
ragut is much easier this evening,
which has renewed the hope of his
recovery. His iron will sustains him
in his severe sickness, but his bodily
strength is very small.
NEW YORK, October lG.-Henry
Bostwick, bOarder at the Salisbury
Hotel, in Salisbury, Conn.,, shot Mr..
llalstead, proprietor Of the hotel, in a
dispute about board bill. Halstead
was instantly killed, and his murderer
arrested.
Professor HOugh, chief of the Astro-
nOmicsll Department of Dudley Obser-
yatory, Albany, has predicted that
before next Tuesday we shall have
eight inches more of rain, and that
the water in the Hudson river and
creeks will attain even a greater hight
than in 1857.
A forger, David Marsh, alias Henry
Miller, was sentenced to four years
imprisonment, yesterday, for having
altered a certified check on the Ocean
National Bank, defrauding Wall
street broker out of sixteen thousand
dollars in gold by means of the ope-
ration.
New ORLEANS, October l6.-Goy.
Yarmouth will call an extra session
of the General Assembly, TO meet the
first of December, at Mechanics In
stitute.
have all the counties officially report
Ell but Butler, Potter and Juanita,
and taking these at the figures report
ed Thursday, shows Geary's majority
1862.
WASHINGTON, October IG.-A Cabi-
net meeting was held to-day, but only
for the transaction of ordinary busi-
ness. All the members were present
except the Secretary of War.
Receipts of fractional currency for
the week were 81 1872, 700; shipments,
SIS, 200; destroyed, S22G, ,7O6.
CARLISLE, PA, October lG.-Ex-
Gov. Ritter died to-day, in the Goth
year Of his age.
WASHINGTON, October I6.-Several
chiefs of BureauX have already com
pleted their annual reports, and inr-
warded them to the heads Of depart
ments. Others are engaged in the
same work. The Cabinet officers have
made little if any progress in the pre-
paratiOn of their animal reports.
CHICAGO, October 1G.-Admiral
Faragut has greatly improved, and
his physicians have strong hopes that
he will fully recover his health.
CINCINNATI, October l6.-The Off
cial returns of Hamilton county give
Hayes 1880, and Bendleton la,2H.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Seven hen PreCipitatsd 95 feet and
Killed.

LOUISVILLE, October lG-A hOFri-
bic accident occurred to-day at the
Ohio river bridge, which swells the
already numerous number OF lives
sacrificed in its construction. At
half-past four o'clock this afternoon,
the temporary trestle-Work being
erected between piers 16 and II, for
the purpose Of swinging span, gave
way By jerk Of the locomotive used
in raising the timbers, and six men
were precipitated a distance Of 50 feet.
john Il. Payne, carpenter, was in
stantly killed; james Kirby, a carpen-
ter, was cut in two, and hOated over
the reefs. His body was not recov-
cred. Oscar Gallagher and VIM. r.
vine, labOrers, were mOrtally wound
ed. Robert Gansley, labOrer, aud
Matt Mcclure, carpenter, were slight
ly wounded. Payne leaves a wife
and child. He was formerly OF Gin
einncti.
AT about two o'clock to-day. John
Balkins, while walking between piers
l3 and II, fell a distance Of 95 feet,
and was instantly killed.
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GRANT.
Letter from the President Benylna
any Completely with the
Gold Ring.

NEW YORK, October. lG.-The fol-
lowing is published to-day:
WAsHISGTos, October Is.
- Robert Bonner; Esq. ,
q DeOr Air; Your favor of the l1th
instant, is received. ! have never
thought of oOntradicting the state
ments Oh insinuations made against
me by irresponsible parties, as those
alluded to in your letter; but as you
have written to me on the subject in
so kindly spirit, viii say that had
no more to do with the late gold ex-
element in New York than yourself
or any other innocent person, except
thai | ordered tins sale Gf gold to break
the ring engaged, as / thought, in a
most disreputable transaction.
[Signedl ~. S. GRANT"
"P. 81 have written this in great
haste, and without exercising any
Judgment as to the prOpriety of
writing it, but submit it to your
Judgment, Z. y. a.il
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RICHMOND.
The Senatorial Question the Most
Important Of the Day,

RICHMOND, October 16.-The Riem-
bers Of the Legislature are arriving,
and the senatorial question Is being
agitated. The name of Gen. Mulford,
formerly II. s. Agent Of Exchange, is
now prominent in connection with
Judge Peildlet0n, of Winchester, as
the other Senator. Lieutenant Gov
ernor Lewis, franklin Stevens and
Gen, Williams are still considered the
strongest rnen.
The jewelry store of T. NJ. Lelshrt,
az Danvilie, was robbed and fred last
night by burglars, and the two adjoin-
ing buildings were destroyed. Loss,
$4,000, The burglars escaped,
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FINANCIAL.
N. Frequet, the Agent of the ROihs-
chiIds.

LOUISVILLE, October lG.-Nearly all
your cOtempOraries have to-day seen
letter purpOrting to be from NJ. Ere
quet, dated New York, to friend in
this city, In which he makes use Of
the following language:
The proposition and correspond
epee relative thereto has been con-
Quoted by me directly with the Presi-
dent, at his request. The public an
nouneement in the Herald was evil
IDENTIFY the result Of jealousy on the
part OF the Secretary of the Treasury,
who had not been consulted in the
matter | return 10 France to-mOr~
row, but yea believe the matter viii
be successfully carried out"
81. trequet is said to be a partner in
R1thsehilds' banking house, and was
for many years the spirit of their Paris
firm. The President being out of
town at present, of course / have no
means OF ascertaining whether NJ.
trequet had any correspondence with
the head OF the Government on the
subject,
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ECUMENIcAL COUNCIL.
Departure Of Church Dignitaries for
Rome.

BALTIMORE, October 16.-MOst Rev
erend N. J. Spaulding, Archbishop
AIlemaine. Of San Francisco, and Rt.
Rev. Bishops Verat, Of Savannah,
McGill, Of Richmond, Wood, OF Phil
adelphia, Dominic, Of Pittsburg, Null
len, Of Erie, Gibbons, of North Caro-
lima, Agarman, Vicar Apostolic Of
Nebrasha, with the priests from Ee-
braska and a number Of Roman Cath
Ollie students, will sail from this port
on the 10th inst, en- route to Rome.
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VIRGINIA..
Gov. Walker On the situstiOg--:The CARPET
Bassers.
The Richmond Dispatch RroROaness for
Williams.

RICHMOND, October IA tele-
gram TO the Dispatch says that Gov.
Walker made an address to-day on the
fair grounds at Danville, in the pOlit-
ical portion of which he said he felt
nothing but pity for the opposition in
the late canvass, who were led by a
set of cOrmOrants and carpet-baggers
who had nothing at stake but their
own selfish interests. He rejOiced
that the election settled the fact that
Virginia was hereafter to be ruled on
principles of right and justice aud civil
and political equality. What she
now needs is plenty of honest, indus
tri0us and Intelligent labOrers, no
matter from what source they come.
He appealed to the young men Of
Virginia not to fOrsake the SIate, and
not to fOrsake the plOw and fly to the
arge cities of the North, where vice
and decentralization awaited them.
Judge Rice, the State Treasurer, fof-
lowed in the same spirit as the GQv-
e.nOr.
The Dispatch comes out this morn
ing in brief article urging Gen. Viii
liams' election on the ground that he
is the Presidents choice, is the friend
of Gen. Sherman, and will be more
acceptable to Congress than any other
Walker Republican that could he Se-
lected, and cOnseoueTtlY would be
likely to- secure the speedy recOhstruc-
ton Of the Stale. His brother aud
young poGglas, the Presidents pri-
vate secretary, have arrived to work
for his election.
1t is stated that Gen. Canky has
prepared a report on the alleged frauds
in the Virginia eleGtiOn, which win
show it is an extremely fair election
much fairer, indeed, than Is Usual
at elections In the Northern States.
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MASsAcRED.
A Surveying Party Murdered by
indians.

81. LOUIS, October 16.-An Omaha
dispatch says that reports are received
that Government surveying party,
under Nelson Back, numbering twelve
men, was masSaered about fifty miles
south Of Fort Mcpherson. Surveying
instruments, tools and "a portion OF
the camp equipments owned by the
party, were found. The reports arc
credited, but lack full confirmation.
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THE GOLD PANIC.
Stirring Speech of Mr.. Jordan, De-
livered in the Gold Room.

New YORK, October I6.-Mr. JOr-
dan made an exciting speech in the
gold room to-day, in regard to the
financial condition of the Gold Ex-
change. He stated that but for legal
measures the bank would have set
tied with its creditors q week ago.
lie said if the bank had not advanced
S, 100000 to the street during the re-
cent panic, all brokers would have
been ruined, and several banks would
have gone to the devil. Mr.. Jordan
pronounced the banks solvent, and
said that in three hard working days
he would pay Is to . per cent.
AT nleetip6 VI Gle tTtyIQfs II Was
decided not 10 fnFce the hank into
for ten days, They depre-
catesl the injunction of Messrs. Urger
y Co. against the bank, which, it ap-
liars, prevents a rapid settlement.
BTne liabilities of Chittick & Co.
slmOunt to $j00,000.
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SPfcER g. SHARPE,
354 Main ST., hagevney Block.
Fresh Arrivals | New Goods |

New Shaker Preserves and Jeliies-l00 cases !;
New canned Tomatoes sud Peaches;
New Edam Cheese; New Pineapple Cheese;
New Young America and Factory Cheese;
New Pickles-all sizes-very dne;
New Mackerel-Mess and No. l; New Goldfish.
Choice Teas; Coleman's Mustard;
Cross & Blaekwells Pickles;
Cox 4 Cooper's Gelatine;
French Mustard; Worcestershire Sauce;
Fresh Crackers good variety.
We are receiving. daily, large additions 70
our STOCK, and sell as low rs any house IN the
city. We keep the best quality Of every
thing IN our line. Give US call.
cell sPICER = SHARPE.
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NEW ORLEANS, October 17.-Capt.
Kane, of the steamer Rob Roy, brings
Information of the destruction by fire
on Thursday night Of the Louisiana
State Seminary, near Alexandria.
The library, apparatus and most Of
the furniture was saved. Loss about
$3.50, 600; no insurance. 1t Is believed
the hre was the work Of an ineendiary,
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ACCIDENT.
Sinking of the Steamer Arthur,

CAIRO, October l7.-Passengers by
the Shamrock, just arrived, report
steamer Arthur sunk on rocks at
Gray's Point, 10 miles north of Cairo.
Water shallow, and guards two feet
above water. Large quantities of
freight were thrown cYeybaaEd, and
lhe stock safely landed ON shore. Ev-
cry effort was made to save the boat
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LOPEZ.
He is Comfortably Established at
San Estano.

PARIS, October l7.-Advices re-
eeived from Paraguayan sources rep
resent that President Lopez has estab-
lished rude lines of defense at San Es-
tano Island, where he has a consider
able force Of men and plenty of aFtil-
lery. The allies are unable to con-
tinue the pursuit for want of horses
and mules, but will resume the offen-
sive as soon as their army is reorgan-
lied.
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SPAIN.
Surrender of the Insurgents at
Roberta.

MADRID, October 1.-THE insur-
gents at Roberta, after the battle yes
terday, which lasted several hours,
surrendered Internationally. Their
leaders have disappeared, but are be-
lieved to be seized in the city or vicin-
ity. The government forces now Oc-
eupy the city. The sittipgs of CQEtez
We're suspended without t7ie appoint
ment of Il day for re-assenlbling, and
it is not known when the session will
be resumed.
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POLITICAL.
Virginia United States Senator.

RICHMOND, October fit IS be-
heyed that at the caucus tOzIqnFroE
night candidates may be nominated
for the United States Senate who
have not yet been prominent ior
places,
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FIFTY SMALL FARMS
TERMS:
]. ]. REILLY.
SPLENDID BUSINESS STAND FOR
RENT.

rr~HE other part Of our house anordln9 SUI
/ lcIent room for our purpose7 Ne Ptos'S--sl
70 place in reach OF colnPel1toi- '- =
Best Business stand to be Had ia ths elt
nv offering TO Rent for the next 1Eelte
15onfhs tifS, spacious HalesrooH We nt" -
eupy st ths northeast cur uS1 ~ --'----
Jefferson ssSa s'rfsshxs fRsoshxsTER, IRRELEVANT s co.
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CHICAGO, October r15.-Admiral Far
ragut is much easier this evening,
which hiss renewed the hopes of his
recovery. His iron will sustains him
in his severe sickness, but his bodily
strength Is yerv small.
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never was the recipient Of any Office
from Mr.. Johnson.
The Union and Americdn~Of Satur-
day has the following, setting forth
the former opinions of the Banner,
now in opposition to the ex-President.
IL invites, as We do, look at this pic
ture:
"That his Mr.. Johnson speeches
convince that he is a statesman we de-
ny with all our mind and thought.
They are all the speeches of warm
minded, illiterate and audaciOus dem
agogue. ."-Aashritle Banner, Oct. 10,
1863
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AGRICULTURAL ENTRIES.
THE Entry Books for the Agricultural Fair
Il viii be opened on

At the rooms above Willett's, Adams street
and will remain open from 10 O'Clock m.
until o'clock p.H-, during the present week
LEON TROUSDALE,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-22

The remarkable sermon of tho
venerable Father Hyacinth, and
for the delivery Of which he has
been summoned to Rome, concludes
with tho following sentences
"Do you not know The way Prus-
sia triumphed in the fold Of bat.
tIo? 'Twas not because thoro was
q lack Of bravery on thcir side :;
it was not tho effect Of that wonI-
rons weapon, for the acquisition
Of which men arc now SO eager {;
but it was because tho assailanC
was better educated than the as
sailed, and had Il superior religious
training it was because ovcry
Prussian soldier had a Bible in his
cap or helmet. In other nlaccs /
havo asserted, and [ assert it again
here, that which constitutes tho
strength Of Protestant nations is,
that when the people como from
thcir work, thcy enter tho family
circle, and sitting by their hcarths,
read tho Biblo and tho national
poetry. We are bohind-hand with
Protestant nations, and especially
with those that dwcll beyond tho
Atlantic and tho Straits Of Dover.
| have trodden English soil on
two occasions, and havo como to
tho conviction that tho strength OF
that country is from the BibIo."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-22

Tho frequent marriage Of widows
seems to havo been always moro or less
discouraged, mon being allowed in this
respect much greater liberty; but St.
jerome mentioned a widow who mar
ried her twenty.sccond husband. he IN
his turn being married to tsonty sue.
cessige wives. The champion ship ap.
pears, however, to bclc"S 20 a Harlem
woman Spoken ofby Evelyn in his diary,
whose propensity for m,rrying Ind to
be checked by law ''SheN Ind been
married to her twenty fifth husband, !,
and being now g widoy, was prohibited
to; marry in the future" -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-22

Tho venerable Dr. Curry, senior editor
Of tho Christian Advocate, has recorded
his dissent from that article in the Moth.
odist Discipline relating to tho reception
Of tnoInbors into full connection which
pledges candidates to a pecuniary SUP
port Of tho Church as condition Of
membership. "The Church" he argues,
"is not at liberty to refuse to any per-
son Of proper character and iifo q place
in Its communion; and whilo right use
OF money Is a high Christian duty, it IA
one for which the individual Is responsfbtS
only to God, who searches tho heart It
is dangerous for the Church, even in tho
most remoto degree. to set money val
uetion upon it's privileges, or to require
n pecuniary pledge ns o condition pre-,
co1ent for admission to it's communion
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-22

Anna Dickinson visited the Yosc.
mito Valley few dnys ngo, in full
Bloomer suit. with both sidos Of d nIan's
saddle occupied in the true masculine
manner.
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tFrom the Kansas City Times, August 27.l
A Mystery Of the Missouri,

A Mystery Of the Missouri.
a BOTTLE FOUND IN THE RIVER
CONTAINING AN EpIsTLE FROM 4
WOMAN CONTEMPLATING SUI
eide.
Yesterday morning bottle
was fishcd from the Missouri riv
er, 4 short distance above the
bridge, by q young man named
Henry H[ulct, who resides on
Wyandotte street, near Fifth
The bottle was tightly oorkcd
and was floating down the stream
whom first observed by HuIot
who was on tho water in sIlitr
lmpclled by curiosity, he at once
secured The bottle, within which
was visible u small roll Of appar.
emily blank noto paper. Think,
ing no would open tho floating
bottle and ascertain its contents
ut his leisure, ho placed it at the
bottom Of tho boat and continued
on TO shore.
Iterc he broke tho glass vessel
and discovered in the roll OF paper
u letter written in lady's neat
chirography, IL letter Lrcathing Il
rp rln,, - y, ,; "I'or aoSpalr' no roi'oi
sido OF the valley Of death. That
the unhappy author thereof lives
c.a,' r",""y ,, u" ., .no '''," ol sP'rlls, 1rcc
,'nIi % oc t'I s'po'n .n"I n"nS IKE Il
r.'',, % '" ,nna,; ".".i ",ot ner ,''e herc'
,nJ ,,',,,,.i;.: o ni',.. oi "|.ci oeSoHa''o''
] tn;rs I.o' w. "''I,''' ' 11 '''1 'rt'eF con
r"ni;tv % " u,Lo I' e,I,' ,II' ~ oo.'oVo ~ Il
wh;cI unot 'J'.""I"' h". L',II - I'o io'Col c
nnhl;n,,;,>n "' '""''oo "s 'oi'
p'" ''''"
LEAvENwoRrn, KANSAS, August
is, 1SG0.-Whcn this note is found,
l will be at rest forever. My life
has been bitterly wrctchcd for
four years. The world is dark
and gloomy. have no friends
here. Disappointmcnta and wretch
edncss is my lot. There is moth.
ing in liio for mo to 1.-Two fol-
bread turns to ashes at my touch
Friends become enemies in day
l nave SOD my virtue lora morsel
OF bread, 1 have lost my happi.
ness to keep up life. Poverty,
starvation or The life ora woman
OF the town starcs me in the face.
GrcatGod! why am | thus afflicted?
All ! but there is a homo over the
way. There is lie in DEATH
sorrows must como. Darkness
must fali into the hearts Of some.
"" hat is, is right perhaps J.
E"rtunc Is not a god OF justice.
some revcl IN ease others gropc
their way III WrctchcdncSS and Il