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4 Gen. Akerssss assd he 1rotker.
Mn. Ames, In the la6lpssIaak, thus
skeechss he most accomplished soldier in
the country, md bis brother: zaz'7a1 a&'
"Gsnoal Sh9uas sits sssct On The sofa
outaids ~ clssk-roon, losking not . whit
csasiar than his cleas-sysd ins faced broth
e.-who sin beside him. Ith . study to
trace the natural likeness between thsss two
sfacs and Tie sslfksaesss sfpAysieal develop
sasne wrought in ons By The march Of VA,
md IN ~ eshae b. Tie sedsntasy pursuits
OF legislstive life. General Sherman hes {
vssy likesble face-A il Aorid md scsagsy,
blua, vi most kind. His blue sys have {
frisadly twinkl& Fou ars sazs that his
voice, II little rough, would sound pleas
antee 10 yoss thaa many s-softr one. be-
esuss fall Of . sincGe II brisry frisndlinss.
osnatos ehWnaa y ithinn9 and fairsr than
his-bsothe-aDpsars IL ma Of book and
thesght ssshss .tAaa sf acsioa., From hid
go looks foeth > clear ard large iatelli-
essee, aaA u sxpaeasiea OF ~ wide nosth
! = Z o.es lsn aaA ssesyslsak 1lxsd and
unyielding IN ~ cenvictionA Aensvse q.
t>sm1Aea.vilh nl4emDg - yielsaca Il
btAe shaspat dsbaaa, = u ~ Quietsse par-
! IT; Ashalvsvs . ssaalnea. " Aad lalisv.
|hesleasuer oasllaRae,i - lAtAe AGhse|
l0DaslnoaslebSseia ~ .Rasss 6eslsl
Mn . sinesrW eel19H HDaD4ns1k aaass
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BooUs GOLD DusT.-Ws have seen some
bogus gold dust which the Chinamen mako,
The heaihsa d expert In The matter and -
caa deoeivs aluaost any buysr Of geld. TIE
Chinanen make gold dust out Of silver half.
dollar pisosa Thsy cut up ths silvsr coin
into small particles which reasmbls, In
shaps ~ gold dust found in ~ stsssaA
This y thsa eolossd . ressnhls gold, asd
Il Il mixed with gsnui1s gold dust How
ths yellow color b put upoa Tie slvsg y .
Celestial ssessl TAs pgsls of ~ badusee
ms1g ~ eIssA astvo dlWe Asltellbss
nake ilno6et q ouise q ~ iloe@ R41A
d>ses ~ axaetsp v1eU UaDA ',si vss
50 90 NJ
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George =. Emerson, The well.known bet.
anist, both Of Boston, aged respectively q
and % years, aEs on . pleasure tour on the
Pacific slope. -'s,.-s .m..
Brick" Pomerey, in private letter, in
forms . gentleman In Paradise Valley, Ne
vada, that he will visit Nevada and Califor.
MA the coming Summer, and requests tho
gentleman to meet him in Winnsmucca on
or about the lth Of July.
A letter was returned 70 st. Joseph from
Mount Pleasant, No., addressed to PROF.
Nat Science, Pleasant No." Across the end
OF the envelope was written BY the Post.
master the following note: mo college
here, neither does Nat Science liye here. !"
The town of Greeley. Colorado. 10 grow.
ing rapidly, while Evans 10 growing beau.
ttfully len. Nearly all the houses there
have been purchased by the colonists, who
are moving them to their town. The A.
rivals at the new town average forty per
day. -.
Late advices from Cheyenne state that
the authorities at Warrington viii with.
draw the permission given to the Big Horn
expedition, and prevent its going. The in.
te'ligence 10 apparently authentic, and ere.
ates considerable excitement in the ranks
Of the expedition, which 10 nearly ready "a
start
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81 a" tRs - ~ o. . E.....
Rsrtiswlsss Of ~ T~.t5's S2sssAlsr sa ~
lissosrt Pseife Railros6- N5sseSss Pa.
ems Ksasd and essr 17sry Resadsd ''a'
The following particulars Of the disas-
tee near Eureka are received: h'1 r.-7''
The whole number Of killed is now re-.
ported 1t nineteen, and the wounded thirty.
The names Of the killed - fr q ascertain
ed are - follows o. o. Pixley, Z con.
ductor of the Western Division Of the road.
. passenger on the train; Fnuk Holt and
dauehter, 10 years old, Of Mercer county,
Ohio; J. sturdevant, PekiA M.; George
Warrington, colorsd, train 10y, ct. Louis
Andrew stratton, New Brighton, Pa;
Jacob Rice, No.; A. A. Fleming; A. H.
Stickney Patota, Ind.
The names Of the wounded 40 ~ follows
Martin A. Mowers. of Highland Park, Lake
county, ILL.,; VIM. n. Ray, sane placs,
Adam Marcus, Jensy osunty III, right leg
dis'ocated and badly bruised; Henry Nsih-
of, Sioux City. ribs broken and otherwise
injured; Henry Otmke, Randolph county,
ILL.,; Peter Murray, Carondelet, No.; II. G.
Stark, Hyds Park, Mass, arm broken;
Perry Kinkleman, st. Louis, foot crushed;
Wilson etyle, Reaping, Mich, scalp badly
cut, and bruised In various places on the
body Thomas L. Naming, Evansville,
Ind; J. D. Carpenter, Cairo, Ill; Leonard
Lee, Stephenson county, Ind; J. r. Ewing,
Burnside, Ill.,; Henry Erst. Bremen, Ran.
dolph County, H.; J. G. Courrin, st. Louis
Cornelius Short, Chicago; Jacob Short, st.
Paul; W. J. Ryan and the Rev. jas. Con-
nell, Lafayette, Ind; T. D. Kick, st. Louis;
Milan Holt, Thos. Perritt, Mud Lake, Chat
ham county, N. c.; Fred. Maester, Vine
Grove, Adams county, Ind; T. 8. Briggs,
New York; Henry Weiland, St. Louis; Jim
Masse, colored, Kansas City; Theodore
Henderman, st. Louis; Peter Williamson,
East Richmond, O.; J. d. Hicks, break.
man, J. P. Jackson, Engineer, G. J. Du.
bois, conductor. oil of the express train;
jacob Rice, Hickory county, NO.; Joseph
Berry, baggagemaster.
St. Louis, May 13-The train bearing the
bodies of those killed by the collision =,
Eureka yesterday, arrived at 2 o'clock this
morning. The Coroner will hold IN in.
quest this morning. The following addi.
tional names complete the list of killed: Jas
NJ. Smith, Seymour, Ind; N. Bslentine,
scdalia, No.; A. s. Flint, St Louis Geo.
W. Kiger, Cornelia Station, johnson eoun'
ty, No.; young man supposed to be E. R
spalding, Of Boston; g. W. Tucker, Va
tsrvills, N. T.; G. Rodenbsrg, Lsavenworth;
E. r. Wilson, residence unknown; VIM
Taylor, of the hrm Of Rest, Tenner 4 Co.,
New York; James D. Mckee, of Andcrson,
Kansas. The only additional weu.ded an
Ira p. Warner, United States Express mes.
senger, and Maria Clark, colored.
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uos0 Don Piatt Law0ks at Zael
Chandler.

On Friday last the Hon. Puttyfaes, the
great Hichigander, assailsd the British lion
In the Senate OF the United States. Il was
. great day for America-the brave, the vi.
orous old Senator smots ~ lion On ths
snout until he quailed. Hs shssk him BY
the name until his old bones Saatlsd. He
twisted his tell until the vile bsase11Qwled
with anguish. An the while the American
bald.hsadsd eagle scared and screamed and
scared, holding aloft forked lightning and
the star.spanglsd banner. ., gs;aj.sav
twas proud day for Amsriea, snd ven.
srabls ssnators. with bald heads and In At.
ting garments, snortsd defiance while WI.
ting letters and reading nswspapera The
oosdhatins smils passed for ones from ths
face Of tie Vies President He ~ Ake
MAN. and his Najsssis brows, cerusated,
rsssnhld . yulcaaizsd root II . thundse
ssom. Electric streams Of loyal patiet.
ism that y not sAates' right patriotism -
nashsd ard quivered along the galleries,
while fear settled like an old hen In The d.
plsmadc gallery, where Mr.. Thornton's drst
attschs and TIVE old ladies Of German ori.
gin trsmbled and shook until their shawls
fell Of. 49,. .....-.-..
II any one doubts, after that. our ability
to whip oil creation, he Il : vile esti6, N.
worthy the respect Of msn or the love Of
woman Nssisss6 C6nssssreiA
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The Intended Marriage Of Queen
Victoria,

Anna Cora 40Watt Richie In SAn Francisco Chro0tce.
LONDON, April 81, 1870!
One cannot approach 20 delicate subject
without hesitation-but the rumor lately
revived in London 10 supported upon such
high authority that II cannot quite be dis
missed - mere idle gossip. 1t il report
ed that Queen Victoria 10 about to bestow
her hand on Prince Of the House Of Schles.
wig. Holstein. A near relative Of Prince
Christian il mentioned as tho favored suit.
OF. The Queens partially to Prince Chris
tisn 10 we'll known. Indeed, 1t was said
that it was the hand Of Her Majesty, and
not her daughter. whom Prince Christian
sought, and the Queen, in refusing him,
bade him to transfer his affections to her
favorite daughter: Be it remembered that
Prince Christians years were far more suit
ed to : union with the mother. At al events
the Queen overwhelmed the Prince with
marks of distinction. and greatly excited
her English subjects BY conferring upon
him the title Of Royal Highness," ," and fur
ther reused their indignation BY placing
him ina position Of equality with the high.
est officers Of the English army, where the
English think the German Prince has no
right To- any footing whatever. But to re.
turn to Her 4ajesty's prospective marriage.
We have not yet heard the name Of the mys-
terious individual who solicits and b, they
say. likely to win the soft white hand Of
Queen Victoria, but there il little doubt
that England would rejoice over any event
which drew hsr from her lsog and psrsis-
tent seclusion. r .a--.af -
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POET r. Y.
The Fate OF u Fighting Dog.

Auau be owned terrier dorg-
Abss tailed orpesy cues,
And that there pusp eot that thsse man
Ia many an ugly muss;
Yo, the man he was On his muec'e.
And the dorg vas On bic bite,
80 to kick that do'xgoned snini's
Was cure 70 raise fight.
A woman owned Thomss cat,
That At ut fifteen pound;
And other cats got up and Gid
When that there cat WAS round.
The man and his dorg came along one Day.
Where the woman she did dwell,
And the purp he erowlSd ferociously,
Then went for the purp like-blases.
He tried TO chaw the neck Of the cat
But the cat. he wouldn't be chawed,
70 he lii on the back of that there dorg
And bit ana clawcd! and clawcd!
on. the hair Il few and the purp he youledi
A. the claws went int his hide,
Aud chunks OF 1esh were peeled from bic back:
Then he dummuxed, aud kicked, and diedl
The man he ripped, and cussed, and swore.
A. he gathered . big hrick-bat,
That he would be burned essentially
II he didn't kin that cat!
But the woman allowed she'd 10 blessed II hs didi
And snatched up an old shotgun,
Which shc ased. and pcppcred his diaphragn
With bird shot number one.
They toted him home on . window blind,
And the doctor cured him up:
But be never was known to aght again,
Or to own another purp.
Folks may turn up their noses at this here rhyne
Idont care cuss for that!
All wanted to show Il, thst aghting doess
Nay tackle the wrong Tom cat.
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Lcs l:nfhn to Pord 10.


NJ ~ .. nAABWs
What has become Of our childrea3 How
Have the iunocsnt dshiags vsnishsd7
Fashions "pied piper" with promise fair,
Has lurcd them away we don't know where,
With their lsuGhing eyes aud aaxes hair;
Can any one tell where they're banishsd7
"where are The children :" cries Madam usut-ton,
"Allow ms-wv cons and daughtera
Fetch them, Anpstte!" ''What Madam, thoae!
Children: these exquisite bellies and besuxi
True. they're In somcwhat shorter clothes
Than the most Of Dame Fashion's supporterA"
Good day, Master EDDY" Young aaa abeut town.
4 merchsnts-dowu In the swamp-son:
In neat little book be makes neat little bets,
lie doscnt believe In the shop cigarettes,
But docs bis own rolling. and has for his Pete
Mics Markham and Lydia Thompson.
he and bis comrades viii sip champagne
Like 10 many juvenile CsAuses;
n .ou ~sut - iWsult hin jest talk of boy play.
Why even on billiards he's rather Mace;
lie drops In Dcmonico's three times . day.
And is known q Jerry Thomas.
"And here comes Mics Agnes Good morning." "Boa
tovr."
Now Isn't her get-up alasnings
sik. Ill psuiers and pu6s. and lace
Clasping figure OF corsstted grace.
A Achatelsine. frsmisg spoit ysung fsse
With smper thsts Tar frem charming.
Just thirteen month ago.
Notice her oonverattoa:
Fashion, the bonnets og MaAans De Belse,
And then IN low, oouAdeetial voice,
Of Macyie's Affair vith Tommy Joyce
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held that Chsistias gracs abossds
Whsse charity b sssa; that yAea
We climb 70 heaven, Ns . ~ ssasds
o. love 70 0ea.
aAold I'll de ssasd pisty
A sslasA ssseAA . vais pspasas@ -rua
Where centre b Sot eastAssSs
Circumference
This meeeov0 heaA anA Aoo
Ad1rm whsss'ss ~ rhy1s NV Ga
Whatever things b swsse q fais.
Lsse 0akss thsA -, EEaE.-.. .,---s
whsth0k ( b NJ ls)lahiss
TAsteA00 - NJ ~ sealEag Asd.
Or thse srsse sss11sses q sigAA
Asd bassAss uethsee wasd:
whsthes ths Aassiag asd ~ AssA
OF so1s'y ssuptsssa Gasasa bewNe ~.
OsSy se0s eahio Aooe q baaA ..-
OaeOsa AeWsa
M ~ ths NJ paSassessH
Ns stsshsn fast e eeAsl yegVssA
1Ae maize - aaials; - jaApAhaIsse
~ whae 4 beass. "@ 'a
An4 when . nan O. Nv aQ0t
From vost, - tAsslsgse n1sa
tsev ~ sassA assss - 1psa
Lay assusG
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thus ssnsibly replies to statement made in
~ New York Herald that during the last
twenty years William B. Assor has % man
aged fortune Of twenty millions - 70 roll
It into sixty millions s.:... ~
Suppose he has, what thenl What has
he made BY the operation, except increased
worriment 70 keep the run Of his increased
wealth. Astor, with his sixty millions,
eats mo- more oystars, quail, woedcock and
bonsd turkey, than hs did whsn hs was
worth ten millions. He dIsssss 10 better
and has thousand times lsss fun. Ifmsn's
happiness increased With their money every
body should be justified n woEshiping the
Golden Cali. The happtnsas increases with
their earnings up tos certain point-ths
,boint necessary 70 secsrs them the comforts
Of life, ~ q, 900 year. All beyond this
is supsrduous. Being supsrduous, It IL
productive Of no good whatever. The
richer the man, the greater b the probabil-
ity that his sons will live on billiards and
die In The insbsiate asylum. With cor.
ssstnsat and q, 900 yer man may b
q happy - prince. Without content.
ment You win b miserable, even II your
wealth equal the rant rolls Of Croesua"
The following pe;sersph Ms publshed
IN Tie New York TjaSs, Saturday:
"Among de passsogsrs who sailed By
The 81 Lsareat to-day, ars 'Rsss aad
Blaaehe. .+$wil danehte9s of tho lato No.
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Thrilling Exhibition bv an lnsan<
Woman.

On Wednesday evening last at the iii.
nois Hospital for the Insane, at Jackson.
vile, most appalling, exciting and thrill.
ling scene was witnessed by many persons.
An insane woman in some way escaped
from the compartments In which she had
been confined, rushed up the stairway,
leapcd upon the roof, dashed away to the
end of the building, swung herself over the
edge Of the roof, and dropped to the cor
nice some six or eight feet below. Upon
this cornice, fsot wide and seventy five
feet above the ground, the wild maniac
walked back and forth for quarter of an
hour. Men rushed to the roof and let down
rope to her, and tried to persuade her to
fasten 1t around her body, but in vain.
Below, beds were brought and placed, to
break the fall should she leap from her per-
ilous position. After remaining on the cor.
nice about fifteen minutes, seeming per-
fectly unconscious of danger, she swung of,
and holding to the cornics till her feet
touched the cap of the fifth story window,
whenshe let 20 the cornice, and, wonder
full to relate, alightsd erect and steady on
the cap, which was only foo: wide and
four feet long. There, at that fearful and
dizzy height, she stood gazing about for =
quarter Of an hour Then she seized 6rm.
y BY the rope lowered to her, and leaped
into the cir. The men shove gradually
lowered her, and when she was about thir.
~ feet from the ground she let 60 Of the
rope and fell upon the beds below, and H.
though stunned was taken up uninjured.
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A Costlv Rajlr0Nd.

n Costlv Rajlr0usl.
The most costly peice Of railroad in the
United States, if not in the world, Is in the
outskirts of Philadelphia, and was built by
the Pennsylvania Central and Camden and
Amboy railroad companies several months
ago. It 10 enly three miles in length, and
yet It cost three million do'soss. It extends
from Mantua Junction, near West Phila.
delphia, across the schuylk,ll river, to q
point in the northern part Of Philadelphia
proper, where It intersects with the Camden
and Amboy road, thus forming an unbro-
ken track for both roads, 20 that no trans
fer is necessary for the through passenger
to New York. The oostliness Of the road
was owing chiefly to the fact that it runs
through 70 much property in the city, and
the companies were obliged to purchase,
from private parties, not only much vslua-
bic real estate, but numerous costly build
ings, which were pulled down to make .
path for the rsmorseless ''iron horse" But
the two companies needed the connecting
link, and they were determined to have it
st whatever cost It ID great convenience
to them, and alse to the public at largo
Such IL . modern railroad enterpise.-CHi.
cage Journal .,
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CAUTION

The public "a c,utionrd agar e..pio ,.ro .uJ
a.. dti:e the Robelts Patent cove i-e -. o. no
irrpsso and all explosive mstcriaiG 20 81 @ells.
aed tne u-e of n materials h. otEe- p-.-ies is u
ajye uf,ingcnc,t Of thcr rights. ANY pa,tie- IN
Sins;ng of the !iOEERrS PaTRNrs VII be
deait vita accoi ing law and acting wil!iSliy
and knowingly in defiance OF iiw aau the decisions
sf the Courts
nth a view 10 accommodate OIL Men IN every paIt
sf the Oil Region. The, have emploNed the most
tcieut Agents ard sssi.iaris That can hc pro ured
tnr tho business Each "0rpAip l. labcilol with
ase n patents, together WIN the pricr VI she Tor
peAo, end si med by an o.iicsr Il he Company, rC
ev,ry Operator Wishing t aspedo: may Ano" la
nrire md whether IL caue f.3 oar oiNce
tme' sror. will confer favor ~ rCpOrtlug to thi
Once any negligence Of A.en'';
Ire foisov ing named pon sons have becn appoint
ID 4ssrt and Assistant Ai,enls TT the oii Ha;ioh'
a Penn Wv MD and '; est Nirgiii.
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So OF ..CENTS.

T1TUsyn.tH, CaGRCi t1y AND yICINi
TY-ST .a! .aJ aOC2. ..-.tg Hamilton tignr
bto.e, ei2.e Mir svile, Pa Ass,sttn' John Van
SERVER. -,.e,,r .,.-r .,1n v,c,,c,
TY--.F Z TECNAs. CTce ant fd5ses,, Nan
iie, sa. "a SeC.sa si IED NIUINr IR-
VIZ CAce, 5ha.nbu,s resideree' -ifuS' S'hie' Ia
AsSstaG.. z. a. Nes.
eET 1sr'rISa Y~EksANTvl ILE, BEAN
rkE; Eyls ET-IoIE W. GEO VAN
yLia, ,siice AZ a1Sress, Chase uouse, fies
aairi. o. Agslst4-I j. O. .!rntn2t,n;
Tfpt our Axe JEST HlCKtH HS--ch IT, aS'
CIsHr oinca zLt' 'a1dres., Exp e.. phce. ildi'
ol,.s =. .esia s.t, Z. Q. Seards.ey -,,,,-,
p yRC .lJM CENTRE AND n NIT =
LEV; T.,.SCN onice and address, Petro. 'eum Ten
Arc. "a sistsaI Charles Blachford.
d. ,R AUD IsILOD FARMS and OiStrict lying
n, Sl,i Geek and Cher:y Ran. FROM story Fam to
TSnsecsstrtockyiiiss- e. ~ ss-JArEssAuNOEas. Address
1arr Farm, Pa. Assistants. iuther B. Saunders.
Charles r. Cochran ene N!llian h9yt N, ,,,,
MoCIINTOCEvILLE, OIL clr2 AMP u no
"A, s. ,sgSr. ADDRESS, OIL ciiy or heno' ra
AisSsir AiEsSsarnsiN, IIONG THE ALLEoMRNYp Ply.
Err WiL3ER Office and address Franx,is H ,i.s ,ra
SCRUBG ASS, FOSTER FARM 4 r. 1880 IN. =
Observation-Disclosures W. kEDPiELD; once
,.nd aodres, ;crubgr,-ss. fs Assistant, H. W fof-
-" ts,d. auG.gse amientOn, Ia, =,
Hsr VIR6INIA-C. D hN6 Hi.l anu L. r
,,s :: hSirsss, PsrkerdhurH Vest Virgins
Ls,,sysY Is PSsToie Gsa AoEe'V-ns 20
x.Hy ..iif
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Latest and Most Iniporr.~.
War News.

War News. n
London,
Yesterday the Prussians mIfA ME
to cut the line of so""anie''ie Ms
Amens aud Rouen. -
They were beaten of witht
ing their otj"rt.
There was slight skin ..,
yesterday, in which the ! @-'gT ySGV
cessiul
Some houses were burr
fire
The PrussIans wer'd~ Ha,rCa
with the less Of one giEo uhGO Gk ~
Owing 10 the r.
la.ion. Minister
s"''s s,s. to the re- Westinghouse.
ports, the
all effort
elIv A,UN
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sOCIETY AND FASHION.

Ribbons are supplantiug every other or
nament for the hair.
Ladies' this season prefer narrow rulles
to hounces, on the skirt.
Fire gilt bronze is a very favorite mate
rial for fancy articles now-a- days |;
The last uksse OF Fashion declares the
chignon in all its forms banished from her
domfnions. 1,
A velvet smoking jacket is considered
indispensable to the wardrobe Of the swell
Of the period.
The "coming" wedding cards are rose
colored, large and nearly square. Mono
grams larger and more elaborate than be-
fore.
Velvet scarfs are becoming popular for
evening dress. They pass from the left
shoulder under the right arm, and are fast
en.9 at the back ofthe corsage. i
1t is universally admitted that fashions
for fall and winter will be considerably
toned down-that the endless draperies az
disfiguring paniers will offend the sigh, =
NOR.
All sorts of what Mrs Partip~ q. =
''articles Of virtue and bigotr-'
Russian leather now ada W. = i>L.~" y
prettiest are mouchoir g.. >, -,
with heavy plate gls Nf1i '-.l-- "oA- -
with large mono.r
THE rIrnoI,-S --.A -5A-.AE2 !.
received the f
Monthly, 4 - n - =.
ests OF =
Oil IHtUs VIZ Il. -
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The Columbia Convention.

Owing to the very small attendance
Of our citizens on Sale day last, and
the diversity Of opinion as to the pro-
priety of action in the pr enlises, there
was no appointment of Delegates to
tho Columbia Convention. So that
tAhbeville will not be represented in
that body. AS far as we are. able to
gather the sentiments Of our people,
they regard the holding of the Con-
vention at this timo as premature, and
would deprecate the nomination now
Of State Ticket at Columbia. In
these views VIC concur, though VIC
favored the appointment Of delegates,
as tho best mode of imprcssing these
considerations upon the Convention
IF therefore tho Convention should
arrive at this conclusion, their action
will meet, we feel assgred;| the full
eoncurrcpce of tho people Of Abbe,
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

INDEPENDENT LODGE, No, %, J
Duo West, S. c., June +, 1870. I
At the Regular Communication OF
this Lodge the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously
adopted: ~ =,
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty
God to remove from our midst, our be-
beloved friend and brother, A.
CLINkSCALES. And wboreas, by
his honesty, integrity of character,
uniformkindncss, and purity Of life, ho
has loft an example worthy Of our
imitation. Therefore ~.
Resolsad, That by this dfspsnsation
our order has sustained e loss which
will be felt and deeply mourued BIZ
each and all of its, memberai :.
q .Ryolpsds That we tender opr. heart
felt sy1npathies to tho diatressoi faih-
iIy! IjLgiI .aitE0twtW E;r; EaH;haL ,
aa . Rss5lsl STbat these proceedings; ID
published in the ,Abbeyille Pre,s ssa
ziqaner,s and that Al copy :be semitic tha
asHitpof the aileesse.f. bsiipp9g ega
sss .sal fetd3. ats S@ToN:1io ovi'oe
s"q s'f'e"9 'EsGox, aWoas' sd o. g !,
H. ~ J. L. ROBINSON,
Committee.
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