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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-04

WTANTED to DO placed in communication
,,fY, with the relatives and friends of WIN
ZEN M: DUNN, who died in the Washington
University Hospital, Baltimore, on the 10Th of
been from tidowatar, Virginia. Address
Qua RLES w. CHANCELLOH. Md.
Dean Of Wash. Univ, Baltimore, Md.
Baltimore jy 2l-eo4w
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sPECIAL NOTICES.
prosfrafioR Played Out.

Violent purgatives, emeties, salivants, bis
terng and bleeding have had their day.
The sick can no longer be persuaded tnat t1e
best way to cure them is to destroy the llttle
strength that disease has left them. .,
Dyspeptics instead Of dosing themse Ives with
epson salts, sloes, colycinth, jslap, and other
powerful cathartics, tone their digestive organs
and regulate their bowels with Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. 80 ~,
Persons of bilious habit, instead of Throwing
the whole glandular system into state of:anor-
lief, and find it, in the operation OF that whole
some vegetable Alternative upon the dsordered
liver.
Nervous sufferers, tramulous, weak and de-
spondent, recruit their shattered energies with
q course of the great invigorant and bless the
day when the sdulterated liquors Of commerce
wero superseded by indicated stimuant.
perfectly efficient and entirely harmless:
Travellers by land and sea rejoice in the pos
session of an agreeable corrective which pro-
tects them from the evil effects of malaria, from
sea sickness, and from the disturbing Influences
OF changes of temperature, and change OF water.
Tho weak and debilitated feel their strength
return and their spirits revive under its brac-
ing, sppetizng gently exhilsrsting action,
1t is the only stimulant which cautious phy-
sicaus can conscientiously recommend to la
dies in delicate health, or to the aged and de-
crepd.
There is not a city, town or settlement on the
American continent where it is not recognized
as q household remedy, and safeguard against
epidemics; and, in short, wherever there Is In
telligence prudence and common sense, Hos
letters Stomach Bitters is pronounced stand
pharmacy, there is no substitute or equivalent.
O-nn1ly
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Local. BREyIrIEs. The moonlight execur.

Local BREvlTIEs The moonlight execur.
sion to Giymoat on the steamer Wawasct, to
have taken place last night, was postponed IN
til next Monday night.
The opening Of spring styles at the fashlona.
bc Millinery establishment offs lindheimer
yesterday and to-day, was attended by large
numbers oi the ladies OF the city
\ Congressional excursion party will make a
trip over the 4. H. & II. r. H., to morrow,
leaving here at a. M and returning at ) p. IL.
An extensive sale Of rare flowers from the
garden Of \. Jardin will take place to morrow
at No. Is North Royal Street.
\ little daughter of Mr.. elliott, who resides
in Prince Georges County, Maryland, short
distance below this city, about four years old,
was found drowned in the duck pond in that
gcntlcman's yard yesterday evening. She h.
been missing only few mir"i-s' when INC
skirt az hnr dress was neen floating on the water
4 t,Il account of the proceedings OF the great
rourc;l Of !. O. r. n. now in session IN this
III DO ,utl;slcI I'm to morroW's Gazette
Mr. John 9. Alvey was seized with convul'
sions suddenly on the street this morning and /:
now iying at the City Hotel at the point Of
death.
A private dispatch received here this morn
ns from Col. Brent, conveys the gratifying IN
teigencc that the ecntleman's condition Is
rapidly improving.
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SDeer,s Port Grape. Wine.

The mild character and superior tonic prop.
critics Of the Port Grape Wine over those for
mery used by physicians have doservedly ere
ated for it place in our sick rooms and hos
pitfalls. Government now uses it. The Sanitary
and Christian commissioners use it; and Mr..
Speer, in producing so excellent native wine.
is benefactor in his line His business is now
very extensive, and what with drawing off and
hottling, packing and box making, quite force
IS engaged.
To the romotest parts Of the country his cases
are sent an by means Of his medicinal and
Sacramento Port Grape Wine, the name OF
Alfred Speer has become everywhere q familiar
household word-PatGrSJn Guardian.
Our druggists have some Of this wine.
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Boiler Explosion

GAINESVILLE, May G-The boilers of the new
power house of water works exploded this
morning with terrible crash, The engineer
and fireman we're the only persons IN the
building. The fireman was blown through the
root and landed fifty feet from the building.
He will probably die. The engineer was not
much hurt. The building was blown TO pieces.
Ihe loss Is about 300 600
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The Siberia.

Boston, May 6.--Thc Cunari steamship
Siberia, from Liverpool for Boston, which is
some overdue, was spoken on the Both of April
with her shaft broken, being then 1900 miles
west OF Ireland. She wasputting back Tor Queens
town under sail Horalio Curtis, passenger
on board, was transferred to the steamer Indi-
ana, the vessel which spoke her, and arrived at
Queenstown last night. He reports the pas
SrDynrs Ill wnl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-06

Tun IoroMAC FRUIT GROWERS AssoclA.
r,oy me; inWa>hinston on Wednesday. 1t was
aorourced thai in Ju'y next Mr.. Glover, Of the
Agricultural bureau, wi, read paper before
tho association on inscc;s and their relation to
Unit \ letter Was read from the editor oil the
DanyllIe jVa.) Times confirming the statement
81 :. tree n Carroll county that has been bear
inc for thir!r years, yet has never hcen IN
bloom
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BASE BALI.-A very interesting and cZcit-
lnS game Of Base Bail came 9G on Wednesday
last between the independent aud Alert clubs,
two JUNIOR ORGANIZATIONS rJ this city, which
resulted in Il victory f5r the former be score
Of 10 to %
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T ELEGR A PHO.
SPECIAL. DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE. ]
Fi!Gys WASHINGTON.
WAsHINGToN, May 6-3p. N.
CONGRESS.

The Senate adopted resolution that when
an adjournment takes place to-day. it shall be
until Monday next,
Mr. Hamin trou the Committee of District
of Columbia, reported adversely to woman sui
frage ia the District aud asked to be dis
charged
Mr. Sumner reported bill fer establishing
mixed public schools in the Distric. OF Column
bia.
The Senate then took up the bill for the re
due ion oil the officers of the army Of the Unit
cd States.
The House of Representatives was not in
session
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Massachusetts Morals.

BosroN, May G.-Rev. Fred. Fremont Lo.
veil, pastor of the UniverSalist church in Is
sex, il accused of gross RIGHTEOUSNESS, ::Ddls re-
ported to have left his Parish and town under
threats Of coal tar and feathers.
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The Markets.

NEW York, May G-Stocks strong. Money
easy at jaG per cent. Gold AK. Virginia Sizes,
cx.conpon, GO. Flour is shade frmcr. Wheat
c better Corn la2c better.
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REMISSION OF FINE ASKED. In the u. S.
Circuit Court 10 Richmond, yesterday, petit
ton was presented from j. S. French for re-
mission OF fine imposed on him by Judge
Underwood.
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Getting Married.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the de-
lights OF HOME and the propriety or impro-
priety of getting Married, with sanitary help
for those who feel untitled for matrimonial
happiness Sent free, in scaled envelopes AID.
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p
Philadelphia, Pa. ian 2S-"IndGW
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CIT v 1T f. vi =

FOR SALE-The Lease and Fixtures OF inc
beautiful Store now occupied py .; Oea.hstn,
pos Gfde' t tH S0T my no Stock Of coh9g End
G G Furnishing Goods will be sold of at
whatever sacrifice. All those who arc lndeo'eu
Ia mo will please pay up without delay;
loacG-%aWtt >. OtAbhEh"i'
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STOVES STORED AND REPAIRED dur,
;ng the summer ut the TIN and STOV store OF
THOMAS HOY, corner Of King and FIT sts'
nnnnstn the Marshall House. Ap lf-N
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Away with Uncomfortable TrusseS.
Comfort and cure for tho RupturGd. Sent post
paid OH receipt OF l0c. Address
DR.. f.. 3. FUOTE,
NH SIN 10 Lexington Az, N. Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-06

POLICE REPORT -MAY0R's OFFICE Eliza.
beth Madison Tor disorderIy conduct, was SEN
fenced to confinement 10 the work house unless
she paid the fine that was assessed against her.
Complaint was made by stranger tina. four
coloFed men had made an assault upon him
near the corner of King and Henry streets.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. Captain Carroll, for
selling tlsh belonging to Mr.. George Harper
and retaining possession OF the money, which
he claimed was due him, was discharged upon
the money being placed in hands Of the Mayor
WATCH REPORT. Might clear but hazy
Several balls were 10 progress at Fishtown and
IN tho nelrhborhood Of the A. l.. 4 Ii. Il. II.
depot, but 20 disturbances occurred at aoy Of
them. The city was rs quiet as usual. An in
toxlcated soldier ard three dodgers were accom-.
modacd at the watch house.
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Away with spectacles.-Old Eyes made

away WITH SpectstcacS.--olu Fly os llauo
new easily, without doctor or medicines Sent
post paid on receipt Of Ice. Address
DR.. e. B. FOOTE,
NH Jim 30 Lexington Az. Il. Y.
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The market stands will be rented TO morrow.
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trr ora invited 10 attend.

vi Alexandria, Va. May " 1870.
- oo.o-,.,,a will a resolution adopted at q
anti i Of the CITY Council Of Alexandris, held
On the cy.ninG Of TUESDAY the "a Inst.' l nave aye
Iesigna.9t the Mayors Office the Once .; u IGe
Ai"Sand -ts Gazette. the Insurance onlcI u T;se
,,-I;5.anG the Counting.ro IN OF Geo. n. koo'h-
.nn :; Son - the places where subscription books
VIII ts opened and where contributors can !, be
If for the relet OF the sufferers BY the late dis
user =: Richmond. ". n. BEkhL Lex
a,.c-Iw Mayor.
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N0Tl'F' 49,, s.n, .,
i h.va this day Withdrawn from the hrhi %
Ashby d. CO. Ny withdrawal is Decau,e "a al
business ca psgernent have Tor med IN an ~" -
iuin,nc c0u nty. would still recon- men" -
!ay irieads he firm Of Ashby & 90 ;;,yDAN.
lnayG-2t@ j. f I. o-,-----D-----
NNGLISK SALAD DKESSl NSDIyeriy ,, nIT :
r also = fresh supply Crosse s. BlScK"e''
r";'''e=' '"s. Fe'e''e4G WM. RAMSAY,
W. l47 King ST.
n.uyJ--tt
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nnHaI Meeting Ofthe Corn and PRO
duce Exchange.


The Annual Meeting of the Corn nnl Pro-
duco Exchange Of Alexandria was held ut In cir
rooms Thursday morning, May 5tb, Mr.. e.
Worthington in tho Chair.
The report Of tho President was read and
adopted unanimously.
On motion of Captain NJ. Eldridge, Il vote Of
thanks Was extended the President for tho ablc
and efficient management of his OIL e.
Tho election OF officers being in order Capt.
NJ E!dridgo was nominated and elected Presi
dent oI The Association for the ensuing year
Mir. q. H. Robinson was nominated and unan
imously elected Vice President.
w. L. Price was nominAtcu and unanimously
elected Secretary.
Richards Payne WAS nominated and unani-
mously ected Treasurer.
On motion. the Board Of Managers Of last
year substituting the names Of Mcssrs H. :;
Wsttles and G y. Worthington to fill the Va
carcies occas toned by The death of 4. A. Brew.
is and withdrawal OF +. y. Heid, were elected.
On motion Of e. Y. Worthington, an assoSa-
ment Of twenty dollars per annum upon each
member, payable semi: annually, was carried.
On motion of &. 7. Worthlngton, the Annu-
al Report Of the retiring President, P. Is.
Hooe was ordered to be publishea
On motion, adjourned.
Gentlemen: The following report Of the op.
eratons Of your A sscciation during tho past
year is respectfully submitted by the Prc:il
and Board of Managers:
The receipts of grain. is recorded on your
books, show slight falling of in the aggregate
from those reported for the year ending with
May. 1862
The decrease is in corn, rye and oats while
IN wheat there appears an increase.
The severe drought of last summon which WAS
felt most in our river and valler counties, cur
tailed the yield Of corn very largely from tho
reasonable expectations expressed in our last
annual report, TO such degree in some sections
that largo proportion OF the wheat. which
would have otherwise found its way to cur
for the sake of the ofI;.l which was need to take
the place OF corn on the farm.
From tho report Of the Flour Inspector
kindly furnished by Mr.. Anthony, we End tha:
the receipts OF -four have largely incr"asai, be-
ing fully double those of the years lcS-Gv.
The following table exhibits tho amour. Of
grain offered and sold in these rooms during
the year:
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Mr.. Moran asked why then was the Mount
Vernon Cotton factory exempted, and alter
some further Conversational remarks, during
which
Sir. Arncw asked whether the taxes that
had not heretofore been collected from the a..
4 ". t. r. were to be lost forever, the
Board at half past ten O clock adjourned.
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NPGNiNG DA I.

TN THlIE.3DAI, the 9th instant. end Tor s'a
days thereafter.
Smyrna times., 1870-12-28
-~ITPS ueworrboIdal Tu,nors, all kinds positively

TITLES, Hemorrhoidal TumOrs, all kinds positively
postvely perfectly and permanently cured by W A. me-
"a SDIIsS M d., No. cool ARCH ST. PHILADA, Pa de-
sre 10 say those afflicted with kind Of PILED
Extena Blind Bleeding. itching that there positively
no Kind deception In the cure OF these the cure
pu The slightest injury the patient aud without
esustics or also cure Fsuia fissures
the lower bowels Patients must visit
me and eau remain house till cured they desire Can
FeieE ''u :" wv ~ oeti96m
Smyrna times., 1870-12-28

TWAS CURED OF DE EAFNESS and CATARRH
by a simple remedy and will send the receipt tree.
decT4w Mrs NJ. c. LEGGETT Jersey Guy. J.
GHO A WEEK paId agents male OF female. Ia a
ROO new manufacturing business at home. No
capital required Address NOVELTY Co. SacO Me
dec74w
Smyrna times., 1870-12-28
Statesmen Wanted.
$40 Made from so Gents!

Business honorable. No com petition, liberal pay gi
dec74w S.W KENNEDY. 3 S. 4rh = Phllad,
Smyrna times., 1870-12-28
M JANTED. D.--AGENTS-TO sell our now Illus
w tTaIed Book of travels
OVERLAND
THROUGH

BY Col Thos w Knox comprehensive and valun.
Bile exposition Of the countries OF Alaska, Siberia.
China and Russis they are TO day. Matching our
Richardson's Beyond the Mississippi" and Mark
Twains &" Inn0cents Abroad" in style, &c. Send for
circulars and see our extra terms. Address AMERl-
CAN PUBLISHING co. HnrIfOrd. Cnnn div
Smyrna times., 1870-12-28
SMYRNA Seminary.

The second term will begin on MONDAY, DEC
l2Ih. A class in BOOK.KEEPING will be formed at
that time Any person desiring 10 join the class will
please do SO at the opening of the term For circular
asddress T. III. BEAN. PrIn
November J0th-eOw4t
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Tho Judicial Convention.

The Convention called for the purpose
of placing in nomination candidate ior
Judge and Prosecuting Attorney. iof
the Third judicial District. met al Lay
cnNorth Oh tie 18th, and organized by
the appointment OF Capt. i. j. DeLa-
Hunt as Chairman and DR.. Christly rs
Secretary. A Committee of one from
each county was then selected TO dra't
rules and regulations for the government
Of the Convention, who, after having
retired. returned with rules and regnia-
lions TO the satisfaction of the Conven'
ton.
John C. Schafer was then on motion
declared the nominee of the convention
for Prosecuting Attorney, by acciaha
ton.
/ The counties then proceeded TO bai.o
I for Judge of Tie Court OF Commof
j Pleas. which resulted in the NOMINATION
of NJ. S. Mavity. of Paoli, upon, the SIKH
ballot. The nomination was then upo!
motion of Mr.. Elount declared nnana
nous.
4 The Convention then. after having
D given the President, L. j. DeLaHuhi:
vote OF thanks for the able and impaTtil
c manner in which lie had presided owe
Il the convention. and the usual one !
: publish Tie proceedings in the Demo
-Icratic Journals of the district, adjourne
: SINE DIE.
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HuntiMgburg Signal.

Pick hardt Of the "Signal Is III pau
wav- il is difficult to tell what the mat
Ter with him is. He j. in \ bad humor
with mos, everybody. and We presume
Is NOT pleased with himself. lie pitches
into our Sheriff makes bad loO AZ
figuring up county expenditures, ana
would have the people believe that Brett
and Friedman united III an enoft 10
swindle the taxpayers, ana were ON!
by the close watching OF 'he
comfy commissioners. and then Diaihes
the Commissioners for being so "hocrai'
ms he terms il. in allowances TO the Sher-
In. for the Justice OF which allowances
In i 10 be hoped the Commissioners VIII
rake tbe pains to satisfy his restless spirit,
nv stomach. we don't know which needs
the opiate most. .,;,
him. Did he never find out before tha'
il was reality? Villa, has iinntmsourg'
acting under his advice. done 10 anu III
securing the success of this roNu Jas
nor has nob.y contributed 10 this enter
lnrisc. and expects TO be benefited ov Inc
ihnildiun Of the road thousands oil collars
lOrr citizens feel that they are entitled
Ia the benefits that must accrue from IN
building OF this road for they have
borne their share OF its burdens and eS
penscs. cor
: When the iron horse goes snoring non
The o. L. NJ. Road to Rockport. our ci'i
F. zens will look on with just pride ah'
satisfaction for they assisted in this no
lLlc work. Their labors and their mon
!. cy invested in this road helped make
q success. a.:
Our Huniingburg neighbors up to thu
> date. have not assisted in this WORK y
;. seem to claim equal benefits with OF
citizens in the location OF the road. !"
,. could as readily ask that the New A'ban
r, and Mt. Carmel road should run By. ia
). per as well rs Hunhngourg can ask u
Rockport & y. C., to come 10y them. y
7. 10 work gentlemen. and raise money i
0. it. if YOU want this road. II is not &c
= late. and will pay YOU amazingly
i 4ie fac; is, Pickhar,it has worms
some other dangerous maiady. ano u
Bcelcr had better give him desc
Ie worm seed tea.
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Increased Mail Facilities.

The following replies have been re-
ce;yed to the personal applications OF
Hon. NJ. G. Kerr to the Postoince De-
n,rtmcnt. for increased mail facilities in
his section of the State. The peorlc OF
southern Indiana are largely indebted
70 Mr., X. for the interest manifested In
regard to the mails:
PosrorFIcE DEpx RM'T, CONTRACT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 8, 1870.
SIR: have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt Of your letter OF the oin, INST. I,
requesting the Department TO increase
service TO three times week on mail
route No. l2,lO6 Jasper to R9ckporf.
In reply, you are informed that ar Or !,
der was made OH the 9Th inst, inc .!s.
ing service on said route to three uhe'
q week. :,
/ am, sir, your obedicnt servant.
/ j. l.. FRENCH,
Acting Second Asst ?. NJ. General. !,
i Hon. NJ. G. Kerr, New Albany, Ina
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IFor the Jasper Weekly courier.l
4 Card,

To THE Worms or DUDoIs COUNTY
After numerous solicitations | have con-
scnied to become n candidate for County
Commissioner of Dubois county, and
take this method Of addressing q few
words to the people, as ! will not have
time to see them in the different town
ships. The Office is not one which Is
very desirable, and yet it is an impor'
tant one. have had some experience
lin it, and hope to be able to- give iui
satisfaction, should q majority OF ths
good people OF TINS county y, y; Mo anGea ~,
with their votes; at least VIII chaca.
or 70 do the best know. and be an ut
tentivc watcher in the interests OF thu
people. ., - ,,o hoe
Won can for me. and I will do the sam
- X. NJ. DAVIS.
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MICHAEL G. KERR. Of Floyd {
Fer state Senator,

GREEN 4. KEMP. of Dubois 70
VIM ,rpcE OF THE 3p JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
NEWTON +. MAI.OTr. of kn"x ="
ron PROSECUTION OF 81 JUDICIAL. CIRCUIT
1,I-TLER :. DOBBlNS, OF Martin 70
MN ,,.pGr OF TIL 30 COMMON PLEAS DIST
NIITON :. MAItTf. OF Orange 20
ror PROSECUTOR DF 81 COM. PLEAS DIST
HOLM {. SlNAFER. of DUBOIS 20
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democratic state Ticket.

ron srcEfTaIr OF STATE
xo,,NAN EDDY. 81. Joseph County.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE:
r. sIIOEM.AkER. of PERI! County
ror rgrAsrrrr or STATE:
LANES II. RI AN. oi Marion Iou"'!
voK .yronNEY GENERAL:
r ~. HANNA. OF Eigo County.
s,rrr,xrExpr-.r rrrI.ic INSTRUCTION.
NJ HOPKINS. Montgomery count!
ror JUDGES OF Tiir SUPREME COURT
HAS WORDEN. OF Allen County.
ALEX. 4. DOWNEN. OF OH" County
. II RI SslIRK. of Monroe County.
John PErTtT. OF Tirpccanoe o"h'!
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Gss.S' ID

On Sunday. August 18th, 1870. OF
diarrhna, WAITER THRAiL,
DoASr. aged one year seven months ami
twcn.v-one days, son of Clement and
Rachel II. T.. Doane.
Too sweet FOR earth precious e dsrns was FM'-
"a % Heaven. whore W. know his ever right smile
ia continually adiir- an additional glory TO iha' sTn'
trirr. cl.ris and lis pratl'nr Fc,g cf r7se Is wei
coined rs s,vee -.-4sc by iha' rrrciir' rsher VINO
eo,rn andsd "euEet li. c..idrtn % GENE rr,' ne
IN; n how solemn siari in nc prcecncs q Deash--
nsr,jc,s " when re n wlich IS 'rt la :iF the pcr
,s,s Of Time rc- eyoa ocs;s.. '1-cus E,.;fy, where
sorrow can rever enter orrA 20 yor by Close tics
ha I. mrs. burst ycrr YER acart strings when its .rai
soiri; cscsprs TO its happiness. Bat how flsst Is %
now rlorifed spirit h,'hcing in the light Of an all u.s.
pede.mcrl The Lord gave nnd the lord has taEei
awavi Blessed BE- the name Of he Lord"
| "wha, Dead pc,igicn answers NO!
4 lie Is not dcad-he cannot rie!
| Sweet i'm occLt from this vsfc Of wo--
!. An angel lives on high
The earth upon bis coffin I'D
! Sounded hollow hassh adsui
TIE mound arose md he was Lid
Forever from Inc siswl
: Forever Drcarily the thought
j Passed ike an ice bolt through the brain;
! When Faith The recollection brought
Tia. We shall meet again.
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~ The Common Pleas Judicial Con-
vcntion, at Leavenworth, last week, pre-
scented a ticket every way worthy OF the
support OF tho people of the district, and
one which will be handsomely elected.
Mavity and Schafcr are each competen'
to discharge the duties of their respec-
tive positions with credit to the people
The little over-cxcitcment which pre-
vailed lust after the nominations were
made, VIC ore glad to learn. has subsidized