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11oIitieal Notitts

Grand Rntifcai ION Of tie Republican ss an Local eAsN
Republican, Of the yhb s-ns D''n nl Al Tn .aT
as S %ED !Ss kyESSG Eoys%sr ccoS
E.siis Hail. corner Of Thn sTs Ar
WI; ?; MARAD9S. G GIIiy p / H hIdfEsos,
DENJAN'S PAGL, $500 - CYRUS 1. FhOST, 4
A Ma. 1IeeiIOs l.cr tire au.ytrs Seventeenth War
cum H Of rol'iF Ora ala A:nGG Re"
TUE pay EvFANt. Oct H. at u OciOcs to rany the Rel m
H'5i GisSGSr AUgA Nm Col GAY5oRg ed S,ss Vim
WV, J9n>..os, IT,, seel''ary
w. Hsss;. comn'e. OF Arrangement.
Democratic Ref@T% Ncralnat'On''
ANTITAMNANl.
For s 5S:'iis E e; 9. S Sif!ssi f'''
WILLIAM g. CURTIS JOHN SEDSWHE.
F0' Judge c 4 'if Ssi F. 4 pGLY l'' f''-'
FG &L Ie;.ifs 81 k sF FiTii SSS!'
FAN SiGEI.
Meeting tho sxern.h Msrd coSn u Of POLICE ss
Reform ci !" he! i1 TIspT sVESISG t H. Is
oeooG also THURSDAY EVESIAG SSI tsHR PsSs
''I Ppr rms MACDONALD. Secretary.
natdcaop eens, pSg S ssru seei SEs r.
n ISSi Ssa srEP Tns PEL for l.sss
SoaIsHOa; Charles John White E'n'f'' S'''
FInh Scsai3ri a.. SI.t rr..s Ward.
MICHAEL NJ IRT0S.
hcSH'v Win sensl GsI p.IrcI
rr-.,ab. ElussssntS, ar JTSenIy w,ri,L
Wilt IL & ss' ai*, jr
E01aSl'apr &C. . RflsFH' s''aiaa'i'''
n Siia .4.i S;'i T. 4'T Rtsiisf
ePy c@ps.a . Z, n: ss% 81 a IsS
PRPnsRiCK GUGEl. q.
ssGaisr eprSlican sud Z. t:r% s lac Si AsA
| ALIsTsAA TuSAi Sfsi ASSEMBLY pstasl VELs u HAA~
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isen. Cab at TeutOnia Hall last evening Endorsed the

isens Club ct TeQtonia Hall last evening ndorsed IN
County Reform ticket. Speeches were made BY Elias
Hall and DR.. r. FrscA urging firm adherence 70 re
FORM and an HDeessinf agitaton un CVrt1 h o1srn
pcnt.
| A Democratic mass ratification meeting was
| held last evening in Broohvn Hall, Brooklyn AM
speeches were made by Wineb>stsr bf''On' 'niiu''
Powell Samuel u. Morsis, and ga er'' az.
The German Democratic General Commlttee
Of Kinrs County has passed a resolution declaring h'
independence os all party organzaaoN ana ms m"I
mously nominated Martin Kabaesch lot MAJ, Mn3 o. onI
charges the Democratic Ring With bavlAe O''i"''
deceived German voters.
The Republicans of RutherfuI' PARK ana
Carstadt will hold public meeting in Turn haIi Caii'
Gtadt this evening" O'Clock Judge Voorhis gu tb
ensack. Francis Rowland, Republican caldiuntSN To- I've
State Senate, DR.. Koch and others are eGpoote~ " ~
present and address the meeting.
The list Of Senate nominations in tho C<No-
mttee Of Seventy ticket transferred 10 our coluSS
yesterday to the ticket Of the Union Republicans Ene
sCnstors nominated by the Union Republicans are,
w P:S-Teea;R F,:-.r vil's D'I-chd'a'n Ses"'r'l
Henry Wesser, candidate on the anti-Tam-
many ticket in the Eighth Ward denes the story lately
published that no had held snecure positions under TAIN
many; and prominent Gcrmnns connected with th"
Reform movement assure us Of his innocence of the
charges made by persons since shown TO be Interested
TaiHmany politicians
The Independent Democrats of Brooklyn
nominated, yesterday, tho following rckot:
Hdyor-Marin KabAcsch Con rolrilsryey IT, Harrington. c.
lerr Of TJSes-Wm H. Ro 4uditcrWm j. DAYS Guy
Ir,asurerE L. narienteSh J~trsyl.h district 'iroiy
OConnor Vb District Sylv Ven district John
Supci'or Lar?"jrT Kp'tIc e nj, J,drs6 l. For
County Amor-JOhn Reilly. LOgmi9 mr. OhI 81 ,.
drtemineI COabty Towns joan H. liz ,hesso G0TOaSSJo
ssph II. 8rus aid Dr. Malone
large and enthusiastio meeting Of the Fifth
Ward Union Republican Association was held at the
headquarters In West Broadway last evening, 8. N
Le Comte presiding. Addresses wore delivered by
Andrew W. Leggct Emery A. StOrrs OF Chicago Hnratio
N Tyombly, and Others. Resolutions pass d
indorsing the State and County tickets; aud 40 the
request OF the Chairman, VINO, whlle expressing his
thanks for the honor OF his nomination. begged Tor tt
akr OF harmony, decline IN favor Of Mr. Harding, tue
meeting unanimously nGor,ed the nOnl!dton OI Nllan
l.. Harding for AssomDlyman from the LIST Assembly
District.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

WILMINGTON n c., Oct ,pih' Turpentne str'ng at sic
ti for Strrin,d slh No. - IS for l4" 20
Turpenine steady st 81 30 for Hard % -
for Yellow DIP AMI IS ,, Tor Virgin. Tar steady at -
g-F1our dull Supehne. f6 Double Extra
s6 IS Treble Erir, Sas1 ~ Corn quiet New ron Yellow
92c New yellow Mixed White a9Oci Od 1hte W. Iran au
and lower At 8 dull PRIME tj Cho:ce, SIS 80 PORK
quiet but arm Mes bad SIS rs Bac et shoador: 60
Clear RIB 8ic Clear hides, 81. II ms-NUthng doing arI-
Oc Kes ne Sugar ID dema3d Iaeror ItT Good to
Common Fair lOdltc White l2!c 'us-es 10 good demand
Par 52IfSc; Prime J9GBc Ctoc 6J6s,c Whisky 'ae
at &c 81 OIL Goes aud sT'ncugi sales at lei sc for
Pair IN dlgc for GOo T2c for Prime Misunderstanding
lAOli Nen.iotk Sight Iacoan. Gold w
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MR.. EYAPTs,e LETTER OLE DECLINATION

MR., EVARTES LETTER OF DECLINATION.
Rush G. Hawkins was nominated last even
ing for the Assembly by tho CusomlIouse party In the
XIh District ~ place Of VIM. NJ. Evarts, who sent the
following letter a.. de- !inatOn:
EEw.YoRK Oct 30 1871
10 nd your letter Informing that hal that amer
noon Assembly tho Republican Convention OF the
KIN isnt lost DO time In conveying IN saturday person. my
suddenly intervnsd " provsot accepting the domination for
Assembly you had inbred The appointment ~ the President 70
Of the Commissioners for the United States before the
Tribunal which is TO meet ct Geneva ~ December
b. rburdsy morning By the nail arriving In the
presence OF these two conflicting Iobc duties have felt ompee
be here insisted Ogo the which
so S. ;tG9 . %Sf 'Ra gree D the Ra
service state and city the present Uneure Of Affairs
beg convex 10 The Ionuu0L my thanks m w apIecuon OF
willingness set Aide ~" pfS'e oc 10 Tue pubic s,I'ce pro-
posed gatUG Tor the honor has done me In the
IatlOB. AN, vita great respect, your Obsden: servant
REGISTRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BEFORE THE
GRAND JURY.
AS the Grand Jury was about to be dis
charged In the Court OF General Sessions yesterday
morning, Cen. Barlow entered and announced that
he desired to bring certain matter before them for in
vestigaton. Judge Gnrvn asked hm VII ;ther he could
produce bis Witnesses during the dav Ie thought he
then dismissed until this morning, when Gen. Bar
low will present evidence against nncrOI persons who
layo been guilty of fraudulent registration.
THE NORTON DEMONSTRATORS.
A Democratic ratification meeting, in sup
mort OF Senator HortOns claims for reflection to the
State Senate was held in Abingonsquae last evening
The Hon. g. 8. Cox. who presided, congratulated the
audience that the next election would not be controlled
by Federal DayOnets, AMI affirmed that IL there were
fraud and CORRUPTION In tie Democratic Larty. WAS not
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purity bs aspecs PsscpaTy know Eot> ayii.
edrs ba yell know tbsi eIeops With whoa mas M n,s
have Ions lived have Just esn. OF biz sh.eeri and n ys
should Be srni the Lsaus sb6at Wh0a bis felovtIens
bsnesi dosbt an sincerely, yeur Obedsnt seryant
arssrs H. Lee Joseph Noyss Chsa A. whiDey. El.ad
CAI, Wm H. Pratt. VIM Harrison, AID others BnghAntou, ~
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thing to wonder It, o. all political parties were moro
less corrupt and fw had the moral courage 10 purify
their ranks Senator Norton had always been champion
OF REFORM he said and 1t not strange that Repub.
cans feared Democratic ascendeney as they knew
frauds and viaines on their own part would be uIi-
masked. lie closed by remsrking that he had good
authority for saving that deficiency Of o. Ooo ex-
sted In the Federal Treasury. Col. WIN. T. Roberts,
Assistant DistrictAttorney Sullivan John r. Fellows
pr. Elseinann Dr. Philip Merke, and others nade ad
dresses " -
TwEED's TAcTICs-BREAKING UP A CONVENTION.
The Reform Democratic Convention in the
WITH Senatorial District was broken up last night by
gang OF Talnmany roughs, who rushed into the room
with cheers for Tweed and turned off tho gas. The
convention reorSanlzed again. however, ard subst-
tued O'Donovan Rosa their candidate in place OF
AhtIohy hller' previously nominated.
TIE BOWLING PARADE.
When Sheriff Brcnnan's friends made
demonstration In his honor last week. the friends OF
Judge Bowling resolved to make demonstration also,
IN order to show that the supported
by larger numbers than the former This procession was
had st night delegations from Fourth sixth aud Four
Ierlth wards taking part. Altogether there about
lOoOO mon III lne aud hOys. Judge bowling reviewed
me procession from stand erected in front OF tho
l"hDs on Ccntres and cheered by the men they
marched past.
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Npt TO .t2,SS2,7i1 % t,OVSISit OIL
Ito ,o these facts and figures show that what be
called the Tanmauy prlncipe OF goyernme9t had eI.
tended throughout THIS STATE s nntesSve
fng against continuing them In public trusts
LETTERS FROM TIE HON. WILLIAM N. EVARTs
AND JUDGE PIERRRPoNT.
Messrs Evarts and PierrepOnt having been
invited to address meeting at Binghamton TINS even
ing under the auspices OF the Republicans VINO are
there opposing the reelection OF the Hon. william NJ
Ely to tho Assembly, sent the following letters 70 tne
Committee: ,. ...,
""' N'"'A kEw.yoRx Oct. 49, 1871
GRxrIESss had The honor 70 receive The Invitation 20 ouu
on,v pd b, the citizens Of DnghAnton 10 address pubhe meeting
. held at that port On sars you would
give me the greatest to COMPLY win ms rs9oe.' we're
do gT s.l. ri @ the ssson
them ss. m. 3 change sses, T Sal.
nsho and c.r could be more acceptable 70 me OAn your
city, nth which you oos upon ny efforts Of
Aoae. and as 4 SsSH' s,S a." S. ss"s ~
S.t gI;% 40 .A:s. BY .Ss ne s,, I'd
ss, oG and on i subject ass ne . %s .
TSp rot ,s 90 1 .%.s u 1Sca q:
; ;T.s sn Il b ;nt SGz n .; M :oT s ,91:
The : a. .GyT % meet III, shS s s r. is he
s st Be F .Il SUss. sa sG%t 3;
q vote; TRSG : T Ss a9d'S
TIE people q s . sH are ns% demand ncopdb
IN ~ ~ and Legaiure which We choose has ID Ise
ali lie power Of the people, iorslst Of ue ,etIoa
can mpossible for kpaTe 70 Keep s 1901
n ges or eS.n 10 the Itself 1nles, within tSe wal. o. }
% 1 .,.r, Institution Of ee government and every n'eres. OF
,ty now rsgng d now creeping nrensn We S,e ION
covering all with common tnnne IN 0 WV NJ RTART,
great Ttspe youT obrdient servant uL.h - ossnb p
TO MeIn WIN. II, Pratt W N HATH he|eA"" - Avn 'S'-
Noyes EJUA!d K Clark, and Others ,,-r,n
"ID No lOo PiTrB.AvE., y, 0ct 20. 1911
erLHunS Invitation 20 ,ddfsi. s % q ,ySins
~ I in ,auT eity time my most earnest Sn anu
The, sere yonr Invitation bat an carrier ensASnsD HeH VIII wv
yield prevents me- A.. n, v,t.l Interest ,omstmes
he discover hs, the suaiE virtual destroy
49,. boy can their VIII thsy nav 90
ana NAV WIS So,nt than endure Our on
hn of psaHeful reform In thai Soay nsis
oaStS1, 10 permit sseeOa o. any dosoya men Tor %
s,s ks,w.en Unou add Rebehon Sn not mors nA ara y
ns hs,s .ss the nadno Of selecting mAu of doubtful adsy
to lea. cur ,Ss hoa bs supported Ma poaI dA
ID WI 81 49, ,,t record doubt apop bis Integrity No
elnIidlLasfnEht " be iuleTvd 10 US '' " 49," ~
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GEORGIA..
UEUHUIA.
RESIGNATION or GOV. BULLOCK.

KEsIGNAIION OF GOV. BULLUUh'
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 30.-GOv. Bullock re-
signed his ooe the 23d, to take effect to-day and at
o'clock this afternoon Benjamin Conlay President OF
tho Senate, installed Governor. Gov. Bullocks
resignation was written before he went North. Great
excitement pr1yapa
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POLITICAL.
REPUBLICAN STATE NOMINATIONS

KEPUDLICAN STATE NOMINATIONS
s,-r.lary Of Stats.,......... G. hilton sCRIBNER.
Controller. X. HOPKINS.
IreasHrer, THOMAS RAISES.
Attorney. General. ............F &. BARLOW.
STATE Engineer and Surveyor. WILLIAM ID. TAYLOR.
Canal Commissioner ........ALEXASDERB ARKLEY.
Prisoa IaIpe aor....,.... I'll MAS KIRKPATilCA
Ant-Tanmdny County Ticket:
For Rcg'ter ...............Ms orGeu. FRANZ SIGEL'
TOr Supreme Court. &. BARGETT'
ra,-< (JOHN SEDCWJCK.
tut ""P'"' '0""'''''' WILLIAM l.. CUR rIS.
For Marine Court. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SPAULDING.
ELECTION TUESDAY. NOVEMBER T.
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MARRLEDh

CAMPBgIL-HUBDA BrOoIyn ts M MS "' %s s"1
Csmpbe 10 Emily r. iinbi ard eli u Br'ohl,n 80 oHrA
-wIKTHROPA. the Amerei9 L~gaI " Ts'S on ~ NJ
dsv the nt the Ry George a. rneT, n ~ o. voc ~"
bar Chapel ors 10 Ge1ough Curtis Of Botn u.s. 70 a.as
Eelsou Winthrop youngest daughter Of BENZ T. "Dop" ""
city
ST JOHN-FyLAY-In This city the 1871 DSt By tho hsH NE
Weed, < A. o.. John TO Mrs g. r PinlsJ.
WOODs-HOARD-Oa Wetne%ay the 18Th inst, at wHdsor w.
BIZ Abe Rev s. H. Weston D., Of Trn:y Church. HE'fos
sstsed By the Mr. Bsfeheer John Woods Of ~ L' NJ
Sorhe Of Windsor Of Erwin w. SOOgkon, eSb
New,iork. No cards
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LATEST SHiP NEWS.
For other Ship NeIcs zee Second Pdge.l
ARRIVED,

For other Ship Nelcs zee Second Pdge.l
ARRIVED.
Abys.Inia fB) Han Liverpool Oct H. and Queenstown
lotb with nd.r aud $50 pass. c. q. PraacEsn , NH,
Sesmhp A6emsre S.o. Redmond CITY Point and Norfolk
Nth md,e and PISS 20 Old d. miniOn Steamship Co. =,
Samshp Norsich Hn Salem. With mise and pass 70 murray
BIs Resn. or osrbrssi CronS Halifax Is days. In bal
last On L.. ,4,, uI..
Brig Monts Chrsd Pierre, MART days via St Thomas
Oc.. is. with sugar n....,.. 10 a.. .t,A
schr TrOpc Bird (B) Baber south Amboy ~ st. JohO M
O ,cHOos sm--RiyER ANp CJAsTTsE.
Farohte Port johnson. sun"eAm Port johnson.
Grant, Port Johnson hnrlihS Guar Io 'o'o
Victoria Fort Johnson j. NJ hcClohey fON 'ou"oH
Richarl uiakls. Port Johnsoh bJdla, ElA1othPoii
~. pp,.Isthnor J 4. SpOfor, PrOytsRee.
Mcniratt NsT.iis,en w. OBrsa, HeW.liaVsn
T.hib. Hannah EeA- HAyen. Altsv-a Providence
Geo B. Marble. New-lisVen horh'nS LiSn1 ESN
renn n.. In Esw.Haysn Gilbert Green NeW-ilAVeu
IF ~ E.x.If.yrn Chs RunyOn Es~ Hsyea
Susan hcDiVet, Hsw-HaVen. hlaisnIer, hs"'n'eA'
Cahns. HewIAVen: 0ht NotSea
Fred Watson Providence PAVILION IroNiuenoo.
p ~ NiIiams Portland CT Jnia TAts Bridgeport
49, nh, J. T. Carer, Cslaia
Ph,ro baltimore u. u. StselmAn, Virginia
WI ar. Snas"a light. g., clear
BELOW.
BARK John Chopper, from -.
PoHrRxs. MoSRos Oct a-Ssled bsg Athletic for NeEI
h.k nk Cork barb M.ns lea tor Elo ing brO'ne
Cane Breton, Dunksll for West Indies, , q, cu..
E.tntS.rcS g. G. Oc oO-Ahved, steamship South Cafohn,
from steamship Cali Sire from PhsdephA bArE
.eh o. b. SnI from ssYOri N H. STOCKHOLM from GsorSoO
sy.,,Iu. o.. oc. -.Arhvsd steamship, Il. LJiOS%1 ,'"n
New. York sanEosA from baltic; bah Mari O. Reed from bI, s
,chr David sinner from Orient L. ship Lay hase no
pool Cleared SehL COpbutaiOs for J"eh'on'"'i 'N'
lOr Boston.
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I,.r1 Winter EyenIuss! go BILLIARD rA1Lsl PaI ds
cas" nj Rail- odci ia,IsT Cash snsi Dngan free
WV ~ ABgOT 4 NGrLNLs, % aihehJsI. hsS'iorL
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Dressing CVAes Of the snsst QUALITY. -,,,k Cc,Y,U,
" aalisa. Ass and ~ Joha-se
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,-1's PnrEstive PHIs-Be~ family phyde SberidsaT
c.s.I,, Sann' ion Powders, Eoa horses
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DIED.

Al Notifies Of Marriages must be Endorsed Ttth IaH
szue and address
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REPUBLICAN OPPOSITION TO O'aRIrN- CHRIsTo-
PIER PULLMAN FOR SENATOR IN THE
SEVENTH DISTRICT-IIIS S"EECIi ACCEPTING
TIE UNION REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-09

The grand prize the head OF the ist is q
part Qf tile Fprfn, formerly owned by Col. q.
W.polk, Situated on the MI, Pleasant Pike,
Weston COiuinbi? 1t contains $50 acres and
has a fine residence with all out buildings
complete n we'll improved.
We call particular attention { q the follow.
Isl. hte psOpvss TO senduct this enter-
prise In q strictly honorable way.
ID NO persons Will be admitted 10 The
drawing but those who hold shares; the
Committee to superintend the drawing
must be selected by the shareholders. The
Managers will take no part in the drpWtng
but merely furnish tho ne9lsssi ~ appliances.
Sd No nersnn eoAEetta wlthtMs man
sgemtnt Yili gs allowed to hold a share un-
4th. Absolute titles TO the various pieces
Of real estate Will he made by the Managers,
THIS avoiding the usual trouble experienced
n other Distributions.
9TH, We will satisfy the public that This
Distribution will DO conducted In ouch a
manner as to sustain the confidence Of Gve-
ry shareholder In the m4nassh,aat.' :
Tie DrG,slyg Will be- made At Athens.
Ala, at which place, for tickets and infor.
nation In regard thereto, address
H. H. MdSGE 4 sr XTT%k =
rottA Special Train VIII 10 Chartered 10
Ticket Holders may attend the Drawlna
Tree Oh charge.
III
=, MANNER OF DRAWING.
Ihere VIII be Twp Glass Wheels One wheel
viii contain %,U0l numbers plainly printed,
being dupIicstes of the tickets sold. The 9TH
or VIII contain 3UCO prizes. One nqphsy will
be drawn nom the Grst wheel, aud the first
prize drawn f:Cm too second wheel will be the
gitt Of the number frst drawn, and so on until
All the prizes nre drawn. whether the Capital
Prlze OF one OF smaller value.
E6-All monies arising from the sale nf Tick
cts will be deposited in tho Bank Of Columbia
REFERENCES.
Hon. W. B. WILSON, Columbia, Tenn.
Col. !. Nj. LOONEY, Columbia, Tenn.
W. J. DALE, Esq, Columbia, Tenn. |
A. S. HORSLEY, Columbia, Tenn.
LlPSCOMB BROS, Columbia, Tenn,
VIZ. J. ANDREWS, Esq, Columbia, Term.
KUlN b TulplN, Columbia, Tenn.
WILLIS i. JONES, Columbia, Tenn.
Or. 7. B RAINS, Columbia, Tenn.
JAMES ANDREWS / CO., Columbia. Tenn
Col. THOS. W. KEESEE, Columbia. Tenn
JOHN p. McGAW, Mayor Of Columbia.
MARTIN PICkARD, Columbia, Tenn.
JOHN FRI ERS0N, Pres'dt. LAT MAI. Rant
lion. W. v. THOMPSON, Columbia. Tenn
M.P.!NGRAM, Pres'dt. Bank of Columbia. |
Ion. W. q: WHlTTHORNE, Columbia Tenn.
WI. RICHARDSON, Selma, Ala
,OHN n: LARKIN CO., Columbia, Tenn.
iol. LUKE PRYOR Atheps, Ala,
. Liberal A>hulrt GiMp 10 A s.
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General RObt. T.. Lee.

The example Of the late General
Lee in refusing all gifts, and declin-
ing to receive compensation for SER
vices not rendered, is more worthy
to his county and TO who all who fol-
low it, than millions in gold. The
facts here stated will not be forgot
ton:
In the winter oflSGi the City Coun-
Gil of Richmond rendered General
Lee an elegant mansion as some
small token Of the high estimation in
which he was held by the city which
he had so long defended. But the
grand old mar replied IL do not
expect to be in Richmond during the
continuance of the war, and my fam
lily are as comfortable as they have a
right to expect in these times. ]
must, therefore, with my thanks for
your consideration, most respectful
~ decline your offer. If you have
money to give, | hope you will be-
stow it upon my private soldiers, who
are more in need ind more deserving
than myself.
At the close of the war offers of pc
'cuniary assistance poured IN upon
him from all sides, but he stcadfastly
refused to receive them.
An English noblcnlan, thinking he
would rejoice in some place ofrctrcat
from his g1lictions, wrotcto offer him
n aDlcndid country seat and n hand.
some annuity. He nobly replied 81
am decply grateful. but cannot con-
sent to desert my native State in the
dark hour of her adversely. ! must
abide her fortune and share her fate"
Soon after he took charge of Wash
inoton College he was visited by the
aren't Of an insurance company, who
offered him the presidency Mt Il salary
of ten thousand dollars. lie told the
AGENT that he could not properly at
tend TO both. "But, General" said
lhc npcnt, "wc do not want YOU to
discharge any duties. We simply
wish the use 0fyour name. That viii
abrDdantly compcngatc us."
"NXculc nc, sir,n was the pl0mpt
and decided reioinder, II cannot con-
sent TO receive nav for services do
not render"
lie ivcd many offers of this
sort. ana lust a short time before his
death, a large manufacturing compa-
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face, what you told my cousin when
| was hidden away like a foolish rat
in a trap, Rosa Speak to me, little one !
"What shall | tell you? iallcred
Rosa"
"That you love me! that you will
be my dear and cherished wiicw
And she told me so in the language
lovers best like TO hear.
And Mr.. Kenneth Ross stayed in
Warburgh and bravcd the rldiculc OF
Alice an Flora, with little Rosa mar
shallcd on his side.
But he never read the girls any
more homiIics, on the dignity of
manhood or the majesty OF human
nature.
10 use Miss Flora's expressive
language, sit wouldn't have gone
down."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-09

APPLE DuMPLINdS.-A writer, who
must know what is good, makes the fol-
lowing suggestion concerning q good in
btitutiOn AS the season for apple dump
lings, allow me the liberty Of saying
that they a be made 80 that every one,
even Of delicate digestive powers, can
eat them with impunity. The house
keeper must know already, when ] re-
commend that the dough, i'll may be so
called, should be made of about one
pint of flour to six parts eff potatoes,
boiled and mashed thoroughly, and ev-
cry lump removed. 1t makes o good
paste, and the dumplings can be enjoy
ed by every n without fear Of after
unpleasant results.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-09
In sections of tho country where
FEVER AND AGUE
&C % cts, so cts, rnd 81 per bottle.

j. N. HAIR ssIS IL Co,
Cincinnati, Ohio,
Prorrie.ors for the Southern and Western
States.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-09

PAIN hILLER.-m anOJnor column
will be found the advertisement of Da-
vis' Pain Killer. There is probably no
other preparation manufactured that has
become 80 much OF a household word as
the Pain Killer. For thirty years 1t has
s stood pa before the Pu1Iicl and the innnm-
forth voluntarily, testify fully to its
merits. When you leed a family medi-
cine buy the Psin Killer.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-09

MAKING CLOVER HAY. - Gut il
early before the heads are turned
brown. Cut 1t when 1t is dry. After
1t Is cut, wilt 1t as rapidly as possible,
by turning II, or throwing it up with
the tedder. The leaves will not fall of
In this process. Then cock and cap 1t,
and let it remain thirty or forty hours,
Open to the sun and air a little and
get II in.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-09

A Western editor who saw an
item to the effect that Rhode Ireland
was suffering from the potato-bug,
wanted to know why the inhabitants
didn't turn out with their soldiers
ana kill the monsthr.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-09


The DELIGHTS OF BEING ENAMELED
-" You lie OH your back twcnty-four
hOrly5 with a mack plaster of forty
hornet power thai blistars your face
into a remarkable condition. The
second day you peel Ike a banana.
Just imagine that. Then in p~erfectre re-
pose, as II in that law state perfect re-
pose could be possible, you must still
lie on your back, suPprcssing all cmo-
ton as . smile will produce . wripk-
lie. TO smile under slieh cir mnstanc,a
would certainly be a now wrinkle
Calmly, TRANQUILITY, with a straw III
your mouth Tor the administration OF
your cruel, there you lie for several
days, until II new skin is formed
Still more DAYS arc necessary before
The gentle brcczcs can blow upon it
without raising waves aud burrows.
upon the uncongealed surface, and
after all these lasccrating operations,
IL is quite uncertain whether the VIC
..u cGincs ont beautiful, or looking
as If 'hc hat escaped with bar life
from a steamboat explosion"