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i OTHERS.
IN THE cHANCERY COURT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.
BY decree entered In this cause on the 14fh
Yedo, aduini,tratrix OF William T. Cavedo, de-
ceased, do render, before one or the commission.
ers OF the court an account OF her aS
ADMINISTRATIVE rs aforesaid aud an account OF all
the rents received by her from the real estate OF
the said William F. Cavedo, deceased, since his
death. And that said commissioner take an &C
count Of the outstanding debts OF said William r.
Cayedo deceased including the claim OF the plain,
tiff, William Taylor, mentioned Ia MS Dill ana
that said commissioner also ascertain now mnch
Is due to said plaintiff how due, the consideration
made by said Cayedo to thelpfaintin on said debts
and any other debts when ; ana how gsia: ana
cially stated deemed pertinent by himself or
which hich any party may require 70 DC specially
Rya decree entered In this cause June 18th, 1870,
Il Is ordered 'ithat one Of the commissioners OF
this court do make the inquiries and take the ac-
ordered the decree made IN ,as s cause a
quire and report whether the sale directed by the
said decree OF June l4th 1888, has been made and
Of the property, and at what prices whether the
purchase money has been paid and 10 whom. ana
what disposition has been made OF y anu Whether
deeds have been made TO the purchasers. ALEC,
tha he inau:e and report what is the value Of the
dover of the defendant, Jane Cayedo, In che real
estate OF which her husband, William =. Gasedo,
died seized and possessed and what Is the pre-
sent fee simple value OF the same
And by q decree entered In this cause june IT,
1870 itis ordered that In taking the accounts or
dered by the DEGREES entered In this cause on the
1870 IL shall be sufficient for the commissioner 20
give notice to the parties interested therein ana 70
creditors by publication Of notice OF the time anu
place Of taking said accounts once week for fopr
weeks In some one or more or the papers pub
lished In the city OF RichmoDd."
The parties interested are hereby notiaea !has
1870 Ar o O'Clock A. NJ, as the time, snQ my
ofce as the place to make the inquiries ana ta2c
ire accor MIA ordered by tho ateresald aecsSSss
fx.T
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DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER;
HI RAILROAD iL1NE-FOR BALTIM0RE,
THE NORTH, AND NoRTHWEST=.GEaA5NS iE
OF SCHEDULE-DAILY (EXCEPTF SUN.
Passengers for Baltimore and points North,
viii take the passenger train from the de-
Richmond DAILY Except Sndays) at r. n,
for Vest Point, where they take tie f4st and
elegant steamers STATE OFsYIRGINIA, Cap
tain 8. w. FREEMAN, or ADMIRAL,t Captain
PHILIP. REYBoLD, both OF which have been
newly fitted out with splendid accommodations
Tor passengers Baltimore the following
morning In time TO connect With the trains sof
PIiladeYphia, New York, and the West. Returns
Ing, the boats leave pier No.: Lightsstress
DAILY except sundaysl alta O'Clock r. = as:,
passengers arriving in Richmond AZ sac ~
the following day, In time TO connect With THO
road for Danyille and all points on that roed
Greensboro, Salisbury, Charlotte, &C., r.. g.;
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for the various
celebrated Springs on the line OF that road.
PASSENGER TRAIN leaves Richmond daily
at 2. nj. Leaves West Point daily at 9:soA.A. !,
. Freight received and forwarded promptly, and
through bills of lMnatng glvsS b e RESaTinenf
jy15 Superintendent 81
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for the enemy. There wasa disturbance at
another negro camp, and they fred iEdis-
crinfnatefy In every direction, several shots
striking the surrounding houses.
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MACHINERY, 10.
-y~~~~>~~~~~~~>~~~r~o- ~~e~~N@s>S
MACHINE sHO Pc VII ss
-" SLOAT q ADDINGTON,e ..sss54
sH5 sMACHINISTK, g 7. - ~. -
WORKS AND orrlcE lt.3 AND 1t9i 8oARY
> STREET, BETwEEN F0UKTExxTuAN AND rs
FIFTEEHTH SFRNETH, II e q
RICHMoN Nd VIE GIHIA. 80 X

q ALL KINDS OF NEW sW0RK MADE; RE-
pa HING STEAM-EEG3INEY sud BOILER6 "a
city and country; TOBACCO WOEK OF al
made and repaired in sJgHAa
IkNCOCK'S SUPERIOR MhSSERs gLkg-.
FORM and all other kinds OF SCALES kkEAak.l
!MIDSoN,S YATENT STRAM.ENGlNE 60.
VERNON. sELDKN,s PATENT sTEAMsE@s's
CINE PACKING, Utica Company,s sTEA -.
one wear and we sell them at Low prices. We yep
ain binds or BRASS WORK OF. SUPERIOR
MAKE for STEAM.ENGIaEA sucn ,, 3 g1an4EPssss5.
sHAFTING, sELE-EEEDERSsTiks Is. =. Ht ~
TIES WATER-GAUGEA CLIO
sBOWER-ELUE CLEANERS, AUG z Esn sss - -
ming steain-eneiaes and saw.Mtls ar,ssxy
nAis 49, t--- SLOATG ADDINGIAARsSTG
Ga ila. and liza Cary .srscs..
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1870. 1870
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE
SHORT LINE. 5Fs8it a.! 81
1870.
1870.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL POINTS
NORTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEsT.

POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL POINTS
+ NORTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEST. =.
TRAIN No. THROUGH MAIL TRAIN via
Washington leaves the depot corner Of Byrd and
Eighth Streets, daily at II: l5 A. III Arrives In
Richmond daily at 2:28 p. ri. ~ ~ $50. 1E.Ltl
TRAIN No. a.~The BALTIMORE EXPRESS
TRAIN, connecting at Aqua creek with the
steamers Gcorgeanna aud Ironsides, leaves the
depot, corner Of Broad and Eighth streets, daily
(Sundays cxcepted) at O'Clock L. M. Arrives In
Richmond mondays exceptedl at, 8:50A ~. .yFs III
TRAIN No. 3.-THROUGH NAIL TRAIN rt1
Washington leaves the depot corner or Byrd and
eighth streets, daily Sundays exceptedEs 80 SEQ
g: n: Arrives in Richmond Mondays exceptsdt
~ T iii ni Ri TICKETS aud THROUGH BAG.
GAGE CHECKS to al principal points In me
NORTH, EAST, and N0RTHWEST: IS go
FREIGHTS contracted for and 10rWarded
daily. with dispatch, to all points HORTH ana
!" sPEG1AL NoTIeE.--The BALTIMoIsEs * *:
PRESS TRAIN will run as far %! Milaord ssato1s
on Sunday leaving Richmond, corner OF Broad
and Eighth streets. at o A. d. ReturninS, VIII
leave Milford on Mondays at 6:s3 A.. ID. saa Or.
rive at Richmond at $3.50 A. M. 20 ~
Apply at COMPANIES OFFICE, corner o.
Broad and Eighth streets. n cr,,mr, ~ 80 /.
.-.. +. .-.s.sts.,,; General Ticket gent. n
ED. r. D. MYERS, General Superintendent. /.
ia 40 -. ,,,f... eSJ4ytrt,t gfaZaE
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s,ONFESTleNERHES.
n zIMMER,s CONFECTIONERY.

The undersigned keeps constantly on hand
SODA FOUNTAINS,
Of all desired fayors, at lower rates than they can
be purchased elsewhere.
CREAM AND WATER ICES
In any quantity and in all their varieties, and
VIII be delivered free OF charge to any part OF the
city.
Pic-nlcs, festivals, and saloons, will be furnish.
ed on the most reasonable terms.
have also in store large assortment OF CAN
DY PRIZE-BOXES, such as 'sshoo fly, Don't
Bodder Me-" Cupid Boxes, and Juggler Bags, &c.
G. ZIMMER,i -
je17 1Sa3 Main street.
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GEORGE IT, BROWN C. L. RADwAY.
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE CELE-
VI DRAFTED WHEELER & WILSON SEW
ING MA CHINE.-We propose, In view OF our
superior facilities to conduct our business on the
most liberal basis and keep constantly on hand
fulI assortment Of the above celebrated Machine,
with all, the modern improvements and findings
for the same, such rs Needles, Sewing 81 Tx Cot
ton. &c, Machines sold on the lease plan ut cash
prices, instalments OF $40 month. Repairs
promptly attended to. 10
No 739 Main, corner of Eighth street.
Auoo&, No =, tod brnu oho the State. l3
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DICHMOND AND DANVMLNlR Raj .

GOING soUTH.-Lynchbnrg and Dangtlle ps1s
sengers leave Richmond daily except snndaysl
ut 925 A. NJ; leave Burkevilla daily texcept Suns
cept sundaysl at s:ss r. M. THRoUGH, AAIL.
AND EXPRESS leaYes Richmond daily at SIC
P. ~; leaves Danylle daily at I:ss A. II; arrives
at Greensboro daily at 4:l5A4M g.JsB So ~
GOING NoRTu-Lynchnurg and D1nvlue pas.
sengers leave DanviIlc daily Except Sundayat at
7.4oA. IL. leave Burkevtlie daily texcept Snn-
daysl at l z. NJ. arrive at RtGhm0ndt daily
AND EXPREsS leaves Greensboro, daily at s:ls
P. NJ. leaves DanvilIe daily at 1851 r. IL. Ar
rives AZ Richmond daily ut lilo "A. n. $50. tfI<s
The Lynchburg and DAnvtllel PasseDg ger Train
connects at Burkeyille with the trains on tho
Southside road for petersnurg, Norfolk, LyTSh-
ginfa snd Tennessee railroads, Bristol, Knox-
Vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis
The Through Mall and Expresei connects
at Greensboro with the trains on The North Oaro.
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, Ss-
vannah, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, Re-, &c. 3
and at Richmond with the Richmond, Fredericks.
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake ard Ohio, tanf
Riehmend and York River rair TsI :, 4, N,
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through express
train. ~ THOMAS UODAMEAD,. ~
jyI5 -l..sE4..s3 sets Superintendent
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IITTaopWARD q son, LIlMBER AND

IVY COMMISSfON MEKUHkNTsts c2fne1s
Ninth and Byrd streets, adjoining Rtchmona ana ~
virriria and rsorth Carolina HNART anu M Eis-
UH1NTABEE LuAsR& k, al sixes ana ssngsn 5s /.
FT.ooRING. PINE and CYPRESS SHIN GLEN
OAK and CEDAR POSTS, for sale lou FOR
cash. Heart and 1ierehaEtablG Hill Timber Gus
70 order at short natiee IL ae-yu&sSn
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Assassination or an Unfted States
ARMY officer.
ST. LOUIS, July 3D. Colonel 81. d. Buel,
communicate ut Fort Leayenworth, was
killed last night by an unknown assassin.
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TICKETS, t 4.
VIA CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD,

to WHITE SULPHUR, OLD SWEET, RED,
SWEET, ROCKBRIDGE ALUM. HOT, HEAL.
ING, VAIN, and BATH ALUM HPRINGS and
ROCKBRIDGE BATHS. Good foft ten days.
! EXCURSION TICKETS ZEE. ~ !. J,
to NIAGARA FALLS, NEWPORT, iSARATC.
GA, snd LAKE GEORGE, at lowgates. s!e.. 80
III ~ 81 j. r. NETHERLAND,
jys-t1SA yt&N ~ 2" General Ticket Agent !,
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sEWBNG-MACHINES.

T7lHE IMPROVED SINGER SEWING
L MACHINE, the best for all kinds OF work.
Its sales indicate 1t; durability and popularity
prove It; It's work confirms it. Over ninety thou
sand sold last year. Call and examine 1t.
Sewing Machines repaired. -.-
AGENTS WANTED.
CALVIN SHAFFER, Agent
10 q d. sw&w3m el3 Main street.
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Days, BAGS-GRAIN BAGS.
ID $4,000 GRAIN BAGS FOX SALE.

1U. hs sO,eVy staro IN sae Stock Of 90 600
GRAIN RAGS OF all grades, from The cheapest
Shipping TO the heaviest English Twilled Linen,
hand-made, double stitched; which we offer at
I And for hire, 10, oo0fXXX GRAIN BAGS and
we will say to those who wish 70 hire Bags that We
pledge Ourselves to supply any demand 70 our AE-
on terms laid DOWN by the Chamber OF Commerce.
gents for R0YT 4 CO.'S LEATHER BELT
ING. 3-...5.-.s.
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: ~ div St1awsw WINSTON q POWERS.

aid MATTED RYE WHISKEy.-
1gharre!s This Justly celebrated vs. l,iskey--old
''l- - aEoRdE I. HERRING II CO. 3
! " IDS, Tu&F5H,
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The --latest,

WASHINGTON, July Ill a. M.-The
has yet occurred.
The hopes of peace existing last evening
in diplomatic circles have vanished.
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Ask to see the FULL-PLATE WATCH bear
ing the trademark american Watch Com
pany,,, Crescent street, Waltham, Massachu-
Sets" 1t is by far the best full-plate watch
made I'm the United States, and surpasses any
thing heretofore made in this country for railway
engineers, conductors, &c.
AID 30-d eod-w cow 3m
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Foreign Markess-IBY TELEenArHl,

CHARLESTON, July 23.-Cotton quiet at ls@lstc.;
sales, so bales receipts, 2eo bales stock, 59aS
halag
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The following "talk" to his class by Pro-
lessor Parsons. OF Reading. was taken down
ly one of his students. 1t will be found
ciriutSly interesting:
will begin with the greatest man ever
knew, and one to whom the country owes
4 deeper debt Of gratitude than to any eX-
ccrt Washington,
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NEW ORLEANS, July 2s.-Cotton dull and prices
nominal; middlings, I@l7tc.; sales. 700 bales
receipts, 132 bales exports, ,l73 bales stock,
So, aS7 bales. Sugar-Prne, l3c. Molasscs-Fer.
menting, Soc. Gold, 1901. New York sight, 8
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LOUISVILLE July 23.-Flour dull and un-
changed. Grain quiet. Provisions heavy. Mess
Pork, $3l. Bacon shoulders, l5c. !; clear sides,
active. ... ss< .t
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AT least bOO votes.
Now to the balance Of the District,
the writer says withot hesitation. it.
would be well enough for y0u to bear
these things in mind. Remember that
the next Legislature will probably be
opposed TO us,-that nothing would
please them better than to 80 district the
State, for all district purposes as to elect
men of their own faith. Now this
would be calamity much to be dreaded.
But If our Conventions are 10 be con-
trOlcd by schismatical creatures, and
petty and corrupt politicians, who with
money, trickcry, chicancry, and rascality
control the Conventions and FORCE upon
the people incompetent and unworthy
men for positions, then, and in that case
the honest masses, however much they
may regret the act. will be compelled to
SAY to you four counties ''you deserved
just what yOu have received" The
remedy would be heavy dose, but
probably it would be efficacioua medi-
!cine.
| To Orange. Crawford and Dubois,
when you attend and each county
should send heavy delegation. of it's
best men-men who are above and be-
yOnd purchase, ,-men who look only to
the good Of the party, who look to its
success, and care noting for individual
Imen-the Convention at LeavcnwOrth,
on the 18th, consult together among
yourselves; ascertain who is the best
qualified for the position; who has the
brains, legal qualifications, and honesty
for the place, and on him unite, and to
that man give your united strength,
whether he be some one who is now
seeking the place, or whether he be some
one who has not been spoken Of in con-
ncction with the Judgeship. BY all means
nominate some one who will reflect hon
or and credit upon the position. Re-
member that the position is really .
more responsible place than that Of Cir
cult Judge. With the Common Pleas
Increased Jurisdiction, its meeting
three times year makes it really the
peoples Court, and the people ought to
see to it that the very best legal talent IL
lplaced in nomination on the 18th. By
nominating our best men-none can be
too we'll qualified for any place--is the
way, and the only way we can expect to
Iattract our opponents to our standard
If we nominate incompetent men it will
not be long until our best men will be-
come disgusted,-they will not continue
to act with persons who are controlled
by corrupt and profigate w0uld-be
great men, who buy their nominations.
The writer has no feeling for any Of
the many candidates; to stir up the peo-
Iplc to feel that thoroughly honest and
capable man should be the nominee IL
all that is desired by
UELVIDIUS.
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lonely TO you to prosecute me whom YOU
a friend, for commercial maintenance
but-but-ch-dang it-Mr. Thompson
lSir: IT,
"Oh, Smith, you talk like fool.
never seen more first-class idiot in the
course Of my whole life. What's the
matter with you anyhow"
Mr.. Thompson, Sir:" said Smith in
an agony OF bewilderment, ''it may not
be known that you prosecuted lonely
man who is not good for commercial
period OF wedlock for five year, but
"See here, Mr.. Smith, you're drunk
and if you can't behave better than thai
you'd better leave. If you don't Ill
chuck you out, or I'm Dutchman."
"Mr. Thompson, Sir: said Smith, fran.
tic with dispair, 1T may not be unknown
ito You that my earthly possessions are
Iengagcd to enter into wcdlock five years
with sufficiently lonely man, who II
mot good for commercial maintenance
"The deuce he isn't. Now you jist
|git up and git, or I'll knock what little
brains out of you you've got. left"
With that, old Thompson took Smith
and shot him into the street as If he'd
run MIN against locomotive going NJ
the rate Of forty miles an hour. Before
old Thompson had time to shut the front
door, Smith collected his legs and one
thing another that were lying around ON
the pavement, arranged himself in q
verticle position, and yelled out:
"Mr. Thompson, Sir: 1t may not be
known to"-which made the old man SO
Wretchcd mad that he went out and set
"a bull terrier on Smith before he had
time to lift brogan and there was sci-
entific dog fight, with odds in favor OF
the dog. for he had an awful hold for
such Il small animal.
Smith afterwards married the girl and
lived happily about two months. Al
the end Of that time, he told a confidcn-
tial friend that he would willingly take
more trouble and undergo million dog
bites to get rid Of her.
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JacksOn's Mother.

j An anecdote relative to his parting
from his mother in his outset in life IL
illustrates this as prominent in the attrib-
Iutes of his nature at that time. The
writer heard him narate this after his
return from Washington when his last
term in the Presidential Office had ex-
pircd.
| When abeut TO emigrate to Tennessee,
the family were residing in the neigh
borhood Of Grccnboro, N. C..
II had" said he contemplated this
step for some months, and had made ar
rangements to do so, and at length had
obtained my mothers consent to It All
my worldly goods were few dollars in
my purse, some clothes in ms saddle
bags, pretty good horse, saddle, and
bride. The country to which was CO.
ling was comparatively wilderness, and
the trip long one, beset by many Diff
|cultics, especially from the Indians,
felt, and did my mother, that we were
Iparting forever. knew she would not
recall her promise there was too much
|spmk in her for that, and this caused
me to linger q day or two longer than
had intended.
sBut the time came for the painful
parting. NY mother was little dumpy,
red-headcd Irish woman. We'll mother,
Il am ready TO leave, and must say fare
we'll She took my hand, and pressing
it, said Farewell, and her emotion chok-
ed her.
s'Kissing at meetings and partings in
that day was not SO common as now. I
turned from her and walked rapidly to
my horse. '.
"As was mounting him she came out
Of the cabin wiping her eyes with her
apron, and came to the gctting-over
place at the fence. Andy, said she,
(she always called me Andy you are
going to 4 new country and among .
rough people. You will have to dcpend
ON yourself and cut your own way
through the world. have nothing to
give but mothers advice. Never tell
a lie. nor take what is not your own, nor
sue anybody for slandcr or assault and
battery. Always settle them cases YOUR
self. promised, and have tried to
keep that promise. rode of some TIVE
hundred yards to turn In the path, and
looked back; she was still standing st
the fence and wiping her eyes. never
saw her after that" Those WIN know
him best will testify to his fidelity to THE
last promise made his mother.
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One day, when came home fatigued,
And felt inclined TO grumble,
Because my life was one Of toll,
Because my lot was humble,
] said to Kate, my darling wife,
In whom my whole lifc's bliss is.
"What have you for dinner, Kate ?"
"Why bread-and-c and Kisses"
Though worn and tired, my heart leapcd
up
As those plain words she uttered.
Why should l envy those whose bread
Than mines more thickly buttered?
said. "Well have dessert at once"
what's that z she asked. "Why this is. y
kissed her. All, what sweeter meal
! Than ''bread- -anll-checse and kisses p
l gazed at her with pure delight;
She nodded and smiled gaily;
l said. "My love on such meal
Id dine with pleasure daily,
When think of you. dear girl,
! pity those fine misses
Who turn their noses UP and pout
At bread-and-checse and kisses.
"And when look on Your dear form,
And on your face SO honnely;
And when look OH your dear eyes,
And OH your dress so cOmely;
And when hold YOU in my arms,
laugh at Fortunes misses.
I'm blest in yOu, content with YOU.
And brcad-and-chccse and kisses
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Bows.

Some things may be said in favor o.
boys: some trades would hardly liv,
without them.
The glass-put-in men wouldn't have
much to do, and putty would decline il
there were no boys 10 break windows.
There would he no customers for cast
iron peaches and green apples, which
come on early in the season, but for tho
boys, and the doctors wouldn't have SC
jmuch to do curing cases Of cholera NOR
bus arising there from.
BOYS can be made useful when they
have mind TO. and can sell newspapers
black boots. hold horses and do chores
In printing offices boys arc known a.
devils: printers have plain way Of
speaking.
Boys individually ore better than boys
collectively.
Ii there was only one boy in the world
I think he would be n good boy. II
!gencrally takes two boys to get up any
mischief.
Have ono boy in store and you can
make him useful. Hire a second boy,
land their time will be chiefly devoted tc
,chasing one another over the counter
land firing brush and directory at each
loihcr heads.
a boy begins to be . nuisance about
the time he is eight years old. How
soon he grows out Of it depends upon
Some never do.
1t is questionable whether boys lead
IN ENJOYABLE existence. They have o
great deal Of fun at other peoples cx-
|pense, but they have, most always,
grievances.
Ihcy would like have their way lit
tile more, and pretty way it would be,
itoo.
Givc hoy his choice Of an occupation
In lie, and the chances arc that be would
prefer to he. a Robinson Crusoe on de-
scrt Island, or captain Of band OF
robbers, such rs he has read about. and
seriously think OF going into one or the
|other of these desirable occupations
when he gets to he a man.
He has great respect for the stage
driver and the captain Of = canal boat /;
there is an air % command in these po-
sitions that quite takes his ideas.
His idea Of being a men is having
plenty OF money to spend, doing what
you please. and being able to smoke or
chew Tobacco without getting sick over
it.
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UNION BAKERY
CONFECTIONERY,


nNE East Main Ar~et, directly in ftcnt of the Court
~ HOUSE, Jasper, Ind. Good bread and cakes always
"a hand Hskng done for Weddings and parties short
notice. and warranted satisactcry Confectionery Nuts
sAd ftuiA for sale Patronage respectfully solicited
Avg. 9, '0S-1y
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WrA lady at Chattanooga is not ex.

W5A lady at Chattanooga is not ex.
actly posted OH the word "disfranchised.'
She was told. that Mr.. Smith was dis
franchised, and che wanted to know how
long he had been so. On being inform
ed that he had sheen so," about four
years. she said she didn't see how that
could be, as Mrs. Smith had child on
ly two years old.
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r-The Jasper COULTER saws the el,

IFThe Jasper COULTER says the en-
ginccrs OF the Mineral Railway Compa-
nv ran four lines within few miles Of
that town. That's nothing. The same
corps ran twenty-seven different lines in
passing over distance Of eight miles
north Of this place through
every mans farm, when there was any
chance of leasing his land. Theirs Is an
line, starting from ITO
place and ending in the same manner.
Martin County Herald.