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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-19
FOR SALE.


ETOR sALE..................... FOR SALE.
vAIUAEIE PLANTATION ON TIE JACKSON
RAILROAD.
900 Acres in Lots OF 50 Acres
Splendid opportunity 10 obtain an eleg.srt House
and beautiful Building Sites On easy terms.
vii, he cold ty the Sheriff Of tie parish Of Tan2i
pahOa at pubic auction on WEDNESDAY, N0vein-
Der 80, lola immediately after the arrival ot me
morning train al Anite City, over 900 acres OF land
Union Landing, and within three miles OF 0sEka
and eighty miles OF New Orleans. -Four OF tive
hundred acres cleared, and is GOOD cotton land;
the rest is covered with splendid timber. This
property was the last residence of the te Needlcr
Il. JeuI,ngs, and was handsomely improved by him.
The improvement; consist 4i Tse Te h sa,
yard aud cotton .in and press, barns stables
cabins, kitchen smoke house etc.. with good flesh
springs and wells. Terys creek. 4 ney eI-f.,ilins
stream, runs throush ths entire tract WITHIN one;
hall mile Of this property is situated Beechwood
Aca..emT," school 81 high oSier, abby conducted
~ L. c. Ree4. ESQ al experienced and successful
teacl.,.-.
The germs Of sale-i-e one third cash, md The
resi- in no.es of the purchaser. payable at one and
two wears with eight per cent interest from date,
and secured ny speci.l mortgage on the property:
TIE Land vii be eolG il lats of fifty acres and
les according 20 q plan which may he seen at the
Officer g. H. FOaMAN, Attorney at Law,
dC2yondelet street, New Orleans.
noi3 IL Back Office, second toor.l
11aiZ -8LE-NIILL!NER AND DREssMAK!Sli
Il Establishment. A fine chance for some one
to make q start il the business For sale on ae-
connt CT aeecas., o. i4anaSer. Inquire o. }. T.
Knight. Nc. % Carondelet street. VIII b. sold
Terms easy. no.9 70
VNGH SAE.F.-s;T PAIRS OF FINE DUkLING
Il pistols, with III the appendaGes ola shooting
gallery. Also, neat Fixtures tor y cigar stand.
Apply al sd Dryad.s, coTDeE OF Ffaia street.
nos cod ilu|
LNQH SALE VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
Il situated in the parish of 81. Martin, fronting
on the river Atchaialaya, and containing about
three thousand acres These are some % he rich
est lands III this State, partially cleared and fee
from overflow. situated on Il stream navigable at
all seasons the N-..r, and within four miles of the
Chattanooga and Texas Railroad. VIII be sold in
block or BY part lens Of one thousand acres 10 suit
purch as"rs.
Apply to B. Y A. SOL LIE,
/. nol3 I'M No. 81 Bourbon street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-19

NOtice.-kembers CT the Tenth Ward epubli.
can Club will meet at the club room on MONDAY
EVENING November p, at half.past seven O'Clock,
in compliance with Article |, Section 3, OF the
Rules and Regulations the election will be con
Quoted strictly III accordance ~ the letter OF the
printed cons titution.
noI9?t JOHN H. BOWEN President.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession OF John =. Maunsell-SO.
32sH9.
CRCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans.-Whereas, Joseph Worden DouSherty
has petitioned the court for letters OF adminstra-
ton on the estate OF the late John s. Haunsell.
deceased, intestate: Notice is hereby given to
all whom ii may concern. to show cause within
ten days why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
Bv order CT the court.
nole2 3yy ". o. TRACY, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-19
succession Of Alfred Il. .Adams-No.

CSECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
> of Or]eaus.-W hereas, Aarir FcellsOIl widow OF
Alfred B. Adams has petitoned the court for let
;ers of administration the estate Of me late
Alfred E. Adams deceased interstate: Notice -
hereby given to all whom 1t may concern, 10 show
cause within ten days. why The prayer Of the said
petitioner should not he gran ted.
Bv order OF the court
noIs 10 .. NJ o. TRACY, Clerk.
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JOSEPH \. BROWN, Lumber yard,


NOR sALE-A VALUABLE SUGAR PlANlA.
Il ton, situated u the parish OF pla4ueinines, at
about thirty i've miles below the city OF New Or
leans on the left bank Of the river Mississippi hsr-
ing q front on said river OF about thirty-nin ar
penis, by i depth OF forty arpents, about three
hundred arpents Of which are now planted iii cane,
and a suslcicnt quantity Of seed cane viii he lie.
served to plant about one hundred drpeIt5 next
year.
With all necessary buildings, comprising tine
dwelling house. I.uorers quarters, stables, etr.,
SUGAR house with good steam sugar mil and the
Kiiiieux apparatus III complete and in actual use.
The pac;, win he delivered soon as the present
crop is taken Oil, but blowing maG he commenced
Immediately with understanding with the pres
ent occupant.
This plantation is susceptible of producing from
three TO four hundred hOgsheads of sugar next
year, and the crops thereon can easily be raised to
five or six hundred hogsheads. 1t vii be sold low
B. & 4. SOULiE, No 81 Bourbon street,
or to +. z. DUCONCE, No. 80 Chartres street.
Persons wishing 10 examine the place Will be
given every facility TO do at their ease and com
fort oc20 I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-19

MISREPRESENTATION - We have been
favored BY friend with copy OF the
Memphis appeal of last "Wednesday. It's
to be hoped that the news generally an the
.aepea. is little more truthful than one
first class specimen Of misrepresentation
which the number in question contains.
After stating, upon the authority OF "a let
ter from New Orleans" the names OF several
persons who died and who did not die OF
yellow fever this season, among others the
name of Il party whom nobody IN New or
leans ever knew, the paragraph concludes:
"The fever is now worse than at any time
since its first appearance" There is only
one objection to this statement, and that is
not one word Of it is true, for there ~ not q,
new case of yellow fever in New Orleans
The city is generally healthy, and business
is fourishing. Persons at distance can
come to New Orleans with perfect safety.
Cannot writer's of letters from New Or
leans" pick few facts out Of the abundance
that relate to the city: 1t IS just as cheap
as living.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
OFFICIAL.

C%OxPrI.ED RETURNS OFANELECTTON HELD IN
parish officers, ON the seventh day Of November,
A. d. 1870, pursuant to an act To regulate the
conduct and to maintain the freedom and purify oA
electious etc, approved March 1G, !e7n."
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EO II = A Ii

nor SALE.
A DESIRABLE PIECE or PROPERTY, on Ciai-
borne street, near Esplanade, having sixty-.our
feet 'front.' Oh Claiborne, with D double cottage
house, q two story kitchen, all slated and well
fnshtd; also fne garden with fruit trees, etc,
Railroad cars passing every five minutes. WE be
sold on eaey terms
Fer full particulars apptyto
JOSEPH \. BROWN Lumber yard,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-19

Getting Nnrried.-Essays for young men, on
great social evils and abuses which interfere with
nlarringe-with means OF relief for the errins
ard unfortunate, diseased and debilitated. Sent
free in sealed envelopes. Address Howard Associa-
ton, No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia Penn
sylyana }ei4iJ
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after tho fatal occurrence. Tho Coroner
held an inquest, and found sese1a' WA"
uesses, who will be examined to-day.

CRIMINAL CouRr.-Oficer Nat bo~iee,
convicted of the false imprisonment OF Ann
Smith on the eighteenth. of September, was
fines, one dollar or one hour Parish Prison.
.yohn Richardson, charged with carrying
concealed weapons, and convicted thereof,
was fined five dollars or five days Parish
Prison.
Officer Miller, first precinct, convicted OF
false imprisonment of several young men
On Gasquet street, was fined one dollar and
two hours parish Prison.
Margaret Campbell, charged 10y Mrs Go
mez with larceny, was acquitted.
The Grand Jury found a true bill against
one johnson for false Imprisonment OF VIII
Liam Watson on the election day, a! poll
No. Z, First Ward.
The case of the parties charged with the
Barracks street robbery. against John
Toole, George and Thomas Miller, and
others charged with being accessories there
to, was again continued. The applications
Of counsel for reduction Of bail was
promptly refused by Judge Abel. Case
continued to Monday, the twenty-first in
slant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-19

Succession Of Nffs. JncOb FrIcdIoE-No.
u lJ2.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans Notice is hereby given TO the credi
tors of this estate and 10 all other persona herein
Interested 10 show within ten days from the
present notification, if any they have or can. why
Inc account presented by Jacob friedI Ion, admin
is,rator of this estate should moi be NrIoogatrd,
and approved and tie funds distributed i'll accord
ance herewith.
BY order o: the court.
NJ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-19
Of Jesse Wheaton Arnold-No.


y 81.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleana-Whereas, Mrs. Argentine Mary
Petit has petitioned the court for letters Of adj
rinistration on the estate of the late jesse
Wheaton Arnold deceased intestate: Notice IS
hereby given 10 all whom il may concern, 10 show
Cause within ten days why the PRAYER OF the said
petitioner should not be granted.
BY order OF tue court
nol2 rs 90 NJ o. TRACY Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-19

The Golden Sun in the Laneers at the
Academy to-day, II Al.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-19

METROPOLITAN Loan, Savings and Pledge
nliance with the charter and bylaws of tho Metro
poIitan Loan, Savings and Pledge Bank, hereby
call o meeting of the Stockholders OF the bank 10
street. on the sFtOND MONDAY Of Dece m Der, the
twelfth proximo between the hours OF ten A. d.
and four p. NJ for the purpose OF electns nine
Directors TO serve.5ox tho ensuing year.
nolS 2nf JOHN DAWSON, Cashier.
Notice.-Au persons indebted to the firm of
McCloskey, Hgley s. Co.. either by note or open
account Viii please call st their Office aId MAKE
immediate settlement.
MCCLOSKEY BIGLEY & co.
nolh ,O4 MRS JAM MCt,LOSEEI, H1eCut-1.
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GPECIAL NOTICES.

once ,NIississipp! Valley Nevigasic. Com
pany of the South and West, lle Carondelet street
of the charter all stock voted at the annual meet
ing of the stockholders for election OF directors
must be registered on the books OF the company IN
the name Of the holder, thirty days before said
election which takes place OF the THIRD MONDAY
A N IN 70 n C. X. BENTON.
noj2 Iot Secretary and Treasurer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-28

Fourth balloi--Riley. 81; Brown, 62.
Fifth baIiot-R ley, Sc; Brown, II
s xth ballot--Riley, IA; Brown,S2
Ninth balloi--Rileys rs; Brown, 80.
Tenth ballot--Riley, IS; Brown, II.
Eleventh ballo.--Riley, 80; Brown, &C.
Twelfth ballot--kiiey, 81; Brown, Gil:
TairtS cath ballot Riley, SO; Brown,
CT
Fourteenth ballot-Riley, SO; Brown,
CT
Fifteenth ba'lot-Riley, 80; Browo,
&C.
Sixteenth ballot-Riley, 80; Brown,
&C
Seventeenth ballot Riley, 80; Bsown,
&C
The Convention then a5jourHed--aler
midnighl--till len o'clock this morning.
to meet 10 the Assembly Hall A
large crowd Of interested spectators
stood ia the main hall, and mingled in
side tie circle among the delegates, at
times, to look on and make suggestions
aud small bets, aud lobby for friends. A
great deal Of heavy work was done, aud
there was a.s.rong disposition to stay all
night and fight it out.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-28

A man namad Speighi, calling himself
The Lord Jesus Christ" about ten
monthe ego arrived 10 Southinrtou, Con
Declicnt, from Baltimore, having a wife
aud iso children in the latter place, and
persuaded two females TO 20 with him,
they believing him to be the being he rep.
resented. He made great deal Of dis.
iurbAuce 10 families in that and aSj AGENT
towns, and finally was forced to leave, to
escape the virinous Indignation of the
people. A day or two since lie returned,
and on Monday evening committee
waited upon him, and taking him to the
center Of the town, rode him on rail,
and were about to apply coat OF tar
aud feathers. when he begged 90 hard
that be was released on promise that be
would Immediately leave town. He was
then escorted to bis team, into which he
packed himself and female chettels, and
left amid the jeers, gibes aud groans Of
the assembled people. One of his mis-
guided women has since started off after
him, bag and baggage.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-28
River.

The weather is delightful. The river
coniiEues TO rise here, and is now two
feet nine inches below the high-water
mark of 1867. The Ohio is falling at
Pitlsburg end Cincinnati, with thirty.
eight fee. six inches in the channel at the
latter city. Arkansas aud White rivers
remain in good steamboat condition to
all points. Cumberland river is rising,
with water enough on Hsrp;th shoals for
any class of steamboats,.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Carrie V. K9uuiz will pass up to-
dsy for Piits6urg
The Richmond was asizad yesterday at
Columbus, Ky, by the United States
Marshal, under process.
The Hamilton, Captain Rhinehardt in
command, will leave the wharf this
evening at five o'clock for oil points on
Arkansas river. A. Friend-no mistake
in that name-presidcs in the Office to
the satisfaction of everybody.
The commercial, Captain Matt Glass
on the roof, is the regular Saturday White
river packet, leaving at FIVE Pm. for all
points on that stream. Jimmy Thomp-
son, who, cur friend Jake Frolich says,
is "clever spirit" has charge of The
office. Jake is frolicksome "cuss"-
sometimes.
A dispatch from Louisville says: "The
Ohio river bridge will surely be completed
by Saturday (to-morrew) evening, and
trains will pass over it by the middle of
next week"
The splendid st. Joseph will leave at
five pm. to-day for Cairo and St Louis.
The good steamer GuidoD, Captain
Rice, is the regular Saturday Arkansas
river United States mail packet, leaving
at five p. m. for Fort Smith and all inter.
mediate points.
The General Anderson will leave for
Friar's Point this evening.
The sallie V. will leave to-day for
Dyersburg.
The little White river packet Welt is
said TO have been enthusiastically re-
ceived by the White river people; in fact,
they say abe is "some pumpkins"
The George W. Cheek, Malene, master,
is the Saturday Frisr's Point packet,
leaving at five p M.
A correspondent, writing from New
Orleans under date Of the 18th instant,
says;
The last trip of the Naichez and Frank
Psrgoud settled the question Of speed
between those two boats, in the mird Of
every one here. | vent up on the Naichez
10 Red river. The Psrgoud left eighteen
minutes ahead. At half-pssi eight the
Nalchsz Whistled to pass and at $40
fred a gun ahead Of the Pergoud, II was
done fairly and speedily. Not less than
FIVE thousand people were on the steam
ers 90 the levee as the Naiehez passed
up, aud such yells of delight and tolling
Of bells we're never heard. We reached
D1nalisonyille in Just i've and a half
hours, wonderful run for the stage Of
The river. Il lie given up BY every one
but Cannon, that the Natchez is the fast
est boat We ever had here. l regard the
opposition as dead, and expect soon to
ZEE The Pargoud Withdraw. / viii oBiy
add, in conclusion, that all Of Leaders
friends are satisfied, aHd be is happier
han / have seen him since the var. J.,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-28
To-day.

The delegates met at Assembly Hall at
eleven o'clock, and commenced ballot
ing again. On the first, Riley received
80 votes; Brown, 81. Necessary to q
choice, l02
A member from the country withdrew
the nome Of Mr. Brown. Another dele
gate renominated him. Colonel Msyre
nominated Colonel Trezevant, but he was
withdrawn. DR.. Saunders, Colonel Doug
lass and Mr.. B. B. Barnes announced that
they would drop Mr.. Brown and go for
Mr.. Riley, believing him to be the choice
Of the Convention. Mr.. Barnes moved
to nominate Mr. Riley by seclsnstion.
Mr.. Ware moved that the country dele
gates Withdraw.
Col. NJ Msgevney made short speech
| urging spirit of Cancellation and fair
ness, and the necessity of preserving the
unity and harmony of the party.
Mr. Ware withdrew his proposition.
Riley being the only csndidste in
nomination another ballot was taken, re-
suliing as follows: Riley, IA; whole
number Of VOTES cast, l48; necessary to
q choice, SO.
Made usaniinous on the nineteenth
| ballot.
COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR.
Major Lnudy nominated George r.
Powell; ]. NJ. Pettigrew nominated W.
D. Strstton Ed. A. Anderson nominated
Oscar Woodbridge.
First balIot-Powell, 46; Strattos, so;
Woodbridge, IS. Whole number Of votes
cas-, l5l. Necessary to choice, l02
Uoder the rule which prevailed, Mr..
Powell was dropped.
Second bsllot-Stratton, 80; Wool
bridge. &c. Whole number of votes cast,
l56 Necessary to choice, l04
Third balot-Strstton, 80; Woold-
ridge, 55; whole number cast, l54; ne
cesssry to choice, l03 aa
Fourth ballot-Strstton ll8; Woold-
ridge, "a; whole number cast, l52. 3
Stratton was declared nominated, aud
the nomin atisn made unanimous.
sEERIEF.
Capt A. B. Haynes put in nomination
Gen. Marcus j. Wright, and Col. M. Ma
eevney, jr., put in nomination Capt. I'D.
A Cole.
First ballot-Wrieht, 70; Cole, II.
Second ballot-Wright. 81; Cole, c.
Third ballot-Wright, 81; Cole, 81.
Fourth bsllot-Wricht, 100; Cole, 81
Fifth ballot--Wright, 100; Cole, Sc.
Sixth bsllot-Wright. SO; Cole, So;
necessary to choice, l04.
Capt Cole withdrew bis name, and
Gen. Wright was unanimously nom
mated
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-28
Taken from a Morning papsr.l

Taken from Morning Paper.l
DR.. Thorpe comes among us loaded
down with testimonial evidences of some
Of the most wonderful cures on re cord !;
and the strsngest part of it is, although
the doctor has been q medical man over
twenty years, he now uses but little med
icine, performing his cures principally
by an entirely original system, which he
calls physiological medicine, using also
many sanitary method invented by him.
self, together with lie ying on of hands"
The doctor invites the afflicted to call
and see him without charge for consulta-
ton. Cancers, and all impurities of the
blood, from whatever cause, perfectly
driven out of the system in few days
without swallowing medicines The toll
lowing are few Of the multitudes of his
TESTIMONIALS:
From the Rochester Express, October IA. 1861
Remember this is the last week of DR..
I. p. Thorpe at the Osburn House. Re.
mber, also. his lecture on Thursday
evening at Corinthian Hail. We trust
the following certificate from we'll
known citizen is sufficient for the pur-
pose without our saying anything:
ROCHESTER,. September 25. 1896.
thank God that DR.. T. P. Thorpe has
enabled me to use freely al arm stiff with
rheumatism for years. This was done
without medicine in two minutes.
JOHN HUNT, 522 Spring street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-28
All BARRIERS use /" Barrett's."
Betting ON Horses.

Sir Joseph Hawley was the most fortu-
nate of all the gentlemen on the Eoglish
turf last year. His winnings in stakes
alone amounted to $8303 His most
successful horse was Pero Gomez, the
winner of the 81. Leger. Mr.. ]. john
stone ranks next to Sir Joseph, S73 6l0,
exclusive of the gold Vase at Ascot, being
placed to his credit.
Pretender, who carried off the two
thousand and the Derby houors, is in NJ
Johnstone's stable. Mr.. J. Merry's win
nings amounted to SAG $50, and Lord
Falmouths to $4,000 Sir f. tombstone
won $50 535, this rich harvest having
been gathered almost exclusively by
Brigannne. The great racing confeder-
acy under the direction Of Capt. Mschell
ia credited with tue largest amount, S75,-
365; but this is divided among individuals
as follows: Lord Calihrope, $50, 900;
Sir C. Legerd, $28, 250; Captain Machell,
Sll 900; Mr. Chaplin, $3.50, ard Mr..
Mortimer, $2365 Joseph Dawson heads
ell the trainers, as through the efforts of
Hester. Camel and others, he pulled
down $40 SIS Count Lagrange makes
small showing 10 the Iist-$l0. 900. This
is q great falling off from the year when
the French horse Gladisieur BUNDLED
British pride, winning the great triple
event of the turf. Lord Stamford does
not occupy the distinguished place in
which we were wcnt to find him. The
last year that Dawson trained for him he
won the princsly sum Of $l50,000. But
for the season of 1869 we find him cred
tied with the paltry figure Of $3.50 a
good trainer certainly is sn important
consideration in q racing campaign.
Baron Rothschil1 stands pretty well in
the list, bis winning cCuuting up $23, 975
The Duke Of Beaufort carried of during
the season. SIS $50. aud the Duke Of New
castle Sl7,925. Prince Soltykoff' was
oRly moderately successful, 81, T45 being
placed to bis name. Mr.. r. c. Nsylor
is credited with $3.50, and had he failed
to win the Cesareviich, he would not
have figured in the winning list at all.
Admiral Rous does not run many horses,
neither does be win many races. 10 1869
he pulled down $3.50. These are but
few names Of the principal winning own
ere in 1869. The figures include stakes
alone. TIE largest sums Of money los,
aud Won on the English turf are in the
shape of wsgera-T Turf Field and FarD'.
The Waterman and Reflector has q
long aud well-written review of MrF.
Stoves Byron volume, in which the
writer says: The truth is, Mrs Stowe
had not much to tell, aud never was
bad story told more IN. Ledy Byron's
statement was 50 improbable, 50 inco-
herent, 90 utterly unsupported By evil
dence, that Mrs. Stowe ought never to
have committed herself TO it,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-28
GLAD TKDINGs +!

TO ali Who Arc Amicted- The Very
Justly Celebrated Dirt. p. Thorpe,
the Phsy geological Medicine-AAan.
of New York City, is now Stop
ping al the Peabody Hotel, in this
City. .Nt -H
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-28
FOR LEASE.

-,o1 TFSsT-SOTR HUNDRED ACRES
~ rooa land 90 gurrounded Hill. n q high
., n s0c cv,t;vat,en. entirely shove oy.irov.
Sod sa Mill si,s,es ss s; s5,p im NM a1ss
" ,ifia,'i,.rbis ana Little Rock railraad. VIII
IN IN seed for I've OF ten years. Lspo.eIs On
r., ,.is.s. stock aud inpienenti ior sale On
laFofAoi' WM. r. HARRIS.
Care Harris 4 PnloF.
lq;-n 10 Madison st., up stsirs' neAPnif'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-28
From Tho R oehestor Express, Oct. II, 1865 j

DR.. r. P. Thorpe, at the Osburn
House: We can safely say DR.. Thorpe is
the most wonderful man living. His
daily works speak sufficiently, without
our saying anything The lame walk;
the deaf her; the blind see, and surely
those who are near their graves are
raised up.