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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-10

THE BIGAMY CAsE-A correspoa dent
Of the Alexandria Gasette, has interviewed
Thomas Il. Bird, who is still in jail at Alexan.
dria, and who up to this time appears to have
no friends disposed to interest themselves in
his favor.
He (Bird) still denies his marriage with the
woman who claims to be the first wife, while
a sister of hers says she has in her possession
the marriage certificate, as well as the name of
the officiating priest who is now resident of
Washington.
Bird complains of the statement of the En-
qutrer in which he is charged with appropria
ting $4,000 of her money to his own use, and
says that the statement will have to be sub.
stantiated. Our neighbor is not much fright.
ened, we imagine. Altogether, the care is
mixed one, and it is not for US to believe that as
man of Birds profession would be so foolish
as to marry second wife in a few miles of
the living first. Had it been true, one mar
riage would have probably satisfied him,
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Rev. Mr.. TYING REBUKED. Bishop
Potter, of New York, it is understood, has
addressed comm unication to Rev. Mr..
Tying, giving him to understand that his
preaching in Rev. Mr.. Cheney's church, in
Chicago, after Mr.. Cheney had been de-
posed from the ministry, was not only un-
caLonical but an act of discourtesy also
TO Bishop Whitehouse, which cannot be
overlooked. Mar. Tyng is still absent from
The city, bat ihe Bishops letter awaits his
return in the postoffice,
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ORDER, GrNTLEMEN. Our repor

ORDER. GENTLEMEN.-Our reporter, to-
gether with a number of gentlemen, has lust
been summoned to appear before the Henrico
County Grand Jury, to give evidence we have
no doubt against the parties who were yester-
day engaged in that humbug sell announced as
q prize light. We don't believe charge for
lighting will be sustained, but have no doubt
one OF fraud would prove a success.
Justice White, this morning, turned over the
carcass OF the worthless cowardly White, or
Whitley we don't know or care which, to the
Henrico authorities to be dealt with according
to law; He ought to and would have received
thrasbipg,
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THIs Is TO GIVE Nar1or. uaI1

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE:
That on the 9th day of June, 1871, q war
rant In bankruptcy was issued against the estate
OF Robert r Robinson, of Henry county and State
OF va, who has been adjudged bankrupt on his
own petition THAT the payment of any debts, and
the delivery of any property belonging 70 said bank-
rupt 70 hun or for his use and the transfer of any
property by MIN are forbidden by law What q
meeting OF the creditors of said bankrupt TO preyo
their debts and choose more assieuees Of his
estate, will be held at Court of Bankr1ptov To ba
holden at the Registers office at Danville Va before
1871, at 10 o'clock A. NJ "''
B STOvALL, D. NJ.
te 9-F2w for A 8 GRAY, U. s. Marshal
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V>HIS Is To GIVE NOTICE

THIS is To GIVE NOTICE:
Il That the 26th day OF May 1871, "A
warrant in bankruptcy was issued against the
estate OF Joseph Brownley, of King Il Queen coun.
", and state of Virginia, who has been adjudged a
bankrupt ON his own petition That the payment
OF any debts, and the delivery OF any property
belonging to said bankrupt, to him or for his
use, and the transfer of any property by him. are
forbidden by law; and that meeting of the creditors
OF said bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose
one OF more ssgnees of his estate, will be held at
Court OF Bankruptcy, to be holden at Richmond
before w Forbes, Esq Register, on the 18th day
of June, 1871, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
DAVID PARKER,
Je S-S2w u g. Marshal.
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WANTS.

MTANTED-A reliable BUSINESS MAN, as Cones
w raj Agent for the celebrated Gold Medal Sew
Ing Machine In the States of Virginia. West Virginia
and North Carolina. Any live man calling at the
oh1ce of SHAFFER STRONG, No. 913 Main street,
the Travelling Agent will offer such inducements az
cannot fail to secure him. Office hours from A NJ
TO M, until June 18th, 1871.
G. M. g. NJ. co.
Je 10-3t* per L. K BAKER. Agent.
WANrED-Six BATTEAU (BOATMEN) for the
w Greenbrer river; also fifty handy MEN, on
rock and attend to stone-mason. For particulars,
wages, &C. &C., apply at Mr. MasoRs store corner of
Seventeenth and Main street.
MCMAHON 4 co.
je S--n JAMES L. CAPSTON, Agent.
-" "ANTED--A SERVANT WOMAN to do general
w housework. Apply to
G. WEDLINGER,
je 6-t 9l6 Main street.
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HOTEL ARRIvALs.-We note the follow.

HOTEL ARRIvALs.-W note the follow
ing to day:
Exchange and Ballard. William C Kent.
Chicago; Samuel FL Davis, Jr, Philadelphia;
Thomas McGill, Atlanta; l. G Challis, Miss
Bertha Challis, Atchison, Kansas; John M
Odell, Brooklyn;. Carter Eubank, Warm
Springs; 5 Miles, Boston; James Bremen,
@ d o R; S d Gooch, Millhoro; W Wicks,
vile and son, Louisville, Ky; W I Clark, Dan
Vile; G Wilkerson, Milton; Fl A Walker,
Tarboro, G; W S Goodwin, Greenyille: W
Hinton, Jr, Petersburg; E ID Taylor, L L
Bass, city; r Ruth, L Il Lee. Baltimore; ]
nankin, Glasgow. Scotland; W Belo, N O.;
Mr. aud Mrs II Stoddard, child and servant,
Savannah, Ga; Thomas w Goodrich, Green.
d Dunn, ? i R; d l. Ronk, Brooklyn; A W
Appleton, Hoboken, N J; Jss Richie and Miss
Sarah Richie, N J; ] NJ Hunt, NY; John
Pane, Va; Mrs and Miss Downing, N Y.
American Hstet.--W Annable, Henrico /: r
+ Mitchell, city VIM A Gills, Prince Edward:
James Betheme, Warrenton Miss Nora
Purcell, W Purcell and John Meredith, city;
VIM Downers, Burkeville w W Trebbett,
city John hpscomb, Augusta; Miss c +
Geo W Lindsey, Va. John W Puryear, N.
r.; Geo w Pierson, do. W Thomas, va.
X Blackwell, Philadelphia; Thos Gary, city;
Jno W Talley, Henrico; Robt Potts. va
Fords.-HM Stanard, Va: A LaidIey, Cab
ell Il; John W Robson, Cumberland; W
Howell, Amelia; 7 Johns, Lunenbure; @
Barnes, Charlotte; II Richardson, C& OR
X; l. Wade, Glover, & d X r; Isaac Over
py, Massengford; A W Archer, Petersburg;
Everett CLARK, do; N Todd, Norfolk; NJ d
Harney, Halifax; L R Baker, Boston; A d
Montgomery, N G; John W Wol,z, city; Il E
Eoryell, Bsltimorei Coryell, do; M
Richards, n Y,
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FENHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE:
Il That On the 9th day of June, 1871, a war
rant in bankruptcy issued against the estate Of
r WiDgfeld, of Franklin county, and state
Of Virginia, who has been adjudged bankrupt on
MS own petition THAT the payment of any debts
and the delivery Of any property belonging TO said
bankrupt to him or for his use, and the transfer OF
any property by him forbidden by law THAT
meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt to prove
tneir debts and choose more assignees of his
estate, will be held at court of bankruptcy to be
holden ct the Registers flee at Danville Ya before
9Snn sI cobos, Esq Regissr on the 5h day Of july
iol, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
iss-F2w for A s GRAY. O, 8. Marshal.
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The RabbinnicaI Council.

Cincinnati, June 10.-The Rabbinnical
Council in session here has adopted resolu-
tons declaring itself permanent. and all
Rabbis preachers or religious teachers are
eligible to membership. Drs. Lienthal,
Eppstein, Wise, Wech;ler, Sonnescheim
and Welsh are appointed committee.
The Council has adjourned.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Il STATES, for the District of Virginia.
In the matter of VIM Pool, bankrupt--in bank
ruptcy.
By decree entered in this matter on the - day
OF May, was appointed Special Commissioner to
take an account of all liens subssting u. on the
realty surrendered by the said bankrupt at the time
critics thereof
All persons concerned are hereby notified, that
have appointed THURSDAY, the goth day of July,
BY, in Mecklenburg county as the place, for taking
the said accounts at which time and place they are
required to attend with all papers &c. necessary to
the full and perfect execution of This decree.
Given under my hand this 7th day of June, 1871.
WR BARKSDALE,
Je 9-law3w Special @ Commissioner
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the Western District of Virginia.
In the matter of Holton Mupcy, bankrupt
in bankruptcy
To whom it May Concern The undersigned
VIM Page, of Abingdon, Washington ETY. Va here
py gives notice OF his appointment assignee of the
estate OF Holton Aunoy, OF Bland county Va
IN said district, who on the 18th day Of April
iS!l, adjudged bankrupt his own petition,
og the District court OF said district
Dated Abingdon, Va, June g. 1871.
je 6-ru3w (A) WIN PAGE Assienee
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illness as well as the futility of the expert
ment. Thus the Utopian scheme sooner
or later viotimizes its disciple, and the pic
ture reminds one of the PROSTATE form Of
Gulliver, besieged with Liliputians, so
that treason come not to his rescue he must
be turned over to the mercy of Heaven.
lone.
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MORE LATE PAPERs.-We are under
obligatisns again to those enterprising news
dealers, Messrs. Johnston & Selden, No. 9ls
Main street, a few doors below our office. for
an assortment of periodicals., papers, &C.,
among which we notice the Waverley Maya.
zine, Harper's Bazar, Hearth and Home
Every Saturday, Sporting Times, Days Do.
ings, New Varities, New York Clipper, Budget
OF Fun, Comic Monthly, and Wild Oats In
facts everything pertaining to light literature,
as well as more solid matter, can be had of the
same firm; and to be convinced jast call this
afternoon and procure what Sunday reading
you may wish of them.
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4ls8

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
l. STATES, for the District of Virginia.
In the mattnr of r. X. Doushat, bankrupt--io
bankruptcy.
To Whom it May Concern:--The undersigned
john Paul, OF Rockingham co'ty, Va, hereby gives
Lotce of his appointment as assignee of the estate of
Douthat, OF Rockingham county, in said district,
who was on the Sd day of February, 1871, adiudeed
bankrupt on his own petition by the District
Court OF said district.
Dated June 8, 1871.
Je S-ThSw JOHN PAUL, Assignee.
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CLosED.-We regret to announce the
sudden closing of one of our most ponular
fashionable boardingAhouses, which occurred
on yesterday. The numerous boarders were
not informed of what was to be until dinner
time when the fact was announced, much to
the disappointment of all who were present.
Owing to the crowded state of our hotels, a
well as that of most boarding>houses, those
who were in the habit of being accommo.
dated at the house referred to, were at loss
to know where to get good "square meal. "
A meeting was Immediately held expressing
great disappointment at the turn events had
taken, but adjourned upon the announcement
that board could be had, "frst>class," at Tom
Griflin's, near the Danvile depot
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THE LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.

extraordinary Movement OF Indians
fM Canada.
Toronto, June 10.--The Indians came
down in force and burned the Hudson Bay
companys steamers and the material at
Shebowgan lake. 1t is impossible to ac-
count for this sudden attack.
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SHIPPING.
IT0 X N EW RK.
EoR NEW YORK.

EOR NEW YORK.
The VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP and SMI8YX$a
PACKET COMPANY'S elegant steam. sssss s4,
ship GEORGE B. UPTON, Capt. RoBRRTs, will leave
her wharf at Rockets on TUESDAY, June 18th at
IL N. Freight received up to the hour of sailing
Close connections and through bills of ading given
to all southern eastern, and western places also to
Europe and Australia. -
Fare, IS meals and stafe.rooms, extra.
d. j. BURR, President,
je 10-3t I214 Main STRAIT
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U. .. CoMMIssIoNER's CoURT.--Tbe fol
lowing cases were disposed of by Commi,sionsr

Y. 3. COMMISSIONERS CoURr.--The fol-
lowing cases were disposed of by Commissioner
NJ. F. Pleasants to-day.
benjamin Gentry, of Henrico county.
charged with carrying on the business of q re,
tail liquor dealer without having paid the q.
). revenue tax as required by internal revenue
law, was after hearing of the evidence, re.
cognized to appear on the Goth, to which
time his case was continued.
Gustavus Long, of Hanover, charged with
violating internal revenue law by doing bust
ness as retail liquor dealer, had his case con-
tinued for twenty days.
U. s. Commissioner Hambrick this morning
heard the case Of John Miller, charged with
willfully destroying property of the govern.
ment, and discharged the prisoner on his
agreeing. to repair all damages.
John Miller and Gustavus Lange were also
brought before him for resisting an officer of
the United States in the discharge of his du+
ties. Their cases were dismissed. ~
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A GOOD SITUATION. active eper
getic man is wanted to canvass several States
Tor the "Gold Medal Sewing Machine" See
advertisement. If one of the many vonno
men whom we see loafing around our streets
every day, can consent to do something for
himself, an opportunity is now afforded him.
Go to work, ,..young men; it is more honorable
to be at work than holding your hands in idle.
ness.
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TERMS--0ne-third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, equal instalme ns, purchaser giving
bonds, with approved security, for the deferred pay
ments, and title retained till whole of purchase
money is paid.
je 9-1aw3w THOS COBBS Assignee
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HENRIoo COUNTY CoURT. In this court
to day, the grand jury found true bills against
William White and Joseph Kersey for felony.
These are the two principals in the prize FIGHT
which took place yesterday in the county.
kersey up to this hour has not been arrested.
1t Is rumored that be has left the city.
The trial of Grace Carter, for housebreaking,
was In progress when our reporter left the
courtroom,
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R RAILROADS,

ID l0HM0ND AND DANvILLE AND PIEDMONT,
~ X. r. OFFICE OF GENERAL TICKET AND
FREIGHT AGENT, RICHMOND, VA, JUNE 3, 1871
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Attention is called to the change of time of arrival
and departure of trains this road on and after
JUNE 4rH, 1871.
JNO. r. MACMURDO
Je DIV General Ticket and Freight Agent
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one TRACT of 80 acres lying on the head waters of
Rock Castle creek. adjoining the lands of Nathaniel
Burwell and others.
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ALSO

at the same time and place. TRACT of 100 acres
lying the waters of Smiths river, adjoining the
lands of Reuben Wright and others.
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: HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE .

That on the 7th day of June, 1871, a warrant
in bankruptcy issued against the estate Of Ed
ward Perry. of Norfolk county, State of Va, who
has been adiudged bankrupt on mis- own peti.
tion:-That the payment of any debts and the deli
very Of any property belonging TO said bankrupt to
him for his use and the transfer Of any property
by him are forbidden by law;-That meeting Of the
creditors OF the said bankrupt to prove their debts
ana choose one OF more sssignees of his estate will
he held AT a court If bankruptcy to be holden at
the cu-s 1m House Norfolk Va, before Benjamin
Foster, ESQ, HeRistsr, he % day Of June
ls7l, at ~ ,'r OH "
] A1N Y FARRELL
JS9--F2w sapt, Na'-hal as Messenger
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A ssIGNEEs SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, IN PATRICK coy,
VA, AT AUCTION.

By virtue of decree of the United States District
Court for the Eastern District of Virginia. will
Thursday, the 22d day of June, 1871,
SELL as assignee of John Tuggle, bankrupt on the
premises, where the bankrupt now resides, TRACT
OF LAND, containing 1876 acres, lying the waters
OF Rock Castle creek and adjoining tho lands of
Abram Houchins and others.
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Of sac per week and
commission 20 sell our
as. Address N. v A9z
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A eENfsi hEAp Iiiss !

We will pay age 4ts a salary
Expenses, Gr alieN u ! ~
new and wonieFtul sH
EER 4 CO., Marshall, Mich
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-04-21
WOrtlS dHd Their Uses.

From Richard Grant Whites new
volume, bearing the above title, we quote
the following paragraphs, showing i
nice sense of discrimination founded OF
practical views on the subject
Aggravatc.-Thc word should never
be employed in reference to persons, as ii
means merely to add weight to,-tc
make an evil more oppressive by insult
1t is sometimes improperly used in the
sense of irritate, as 81 was much AGRA.
waited by his conduct"
Balance, in the sense of rest, remain.
der, residue, remnant, is an abomination.
Balance is metaphorically the difference
between two sides Of the Accountable
amount which is necessary to make ono
equal TO the other. Yet we con.
tinually hear of the balance of Il conare.
CATION or an army.
Bountiful,is applicable only to persons
a giver may he bountiful, but his Gift
cannot,-it should be called plentiful, OF
large. ga bountifur' gift is absurd.
Fetch it, has a double motion.-iirs,
from and then toward the speaker it i.
exactly equivalent to ego and bring
and ought not to be used in tine sense OF
''bring" alone.
Calculate, besides its sectional misuse
for think or suppose, sometimes in the
participle from calculated, put for likely
or apt: That nomination is calculated
to injure the party" 1t is calculated
(deslgned) TO do no such thing, though it
may be likely to.
Citizen should not be used except when
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% 1lnang Glen.
SO,ciRg wa oats.

Young man. DO your friends say OF
you, with a benevolent, forbcaring smile,
ooh! he is only sowing his wild oats.
lie will come out all right by and by p
1T so, do not believe them. Remem-
Der that voice true as Heaven, and
thrilling and solemn as Death, comes
down to us through tie ages; saying in
trumpet tones, "ljhatsocrer a man so,reth,
that shaH he as, reap" If you sow the
wind, you will reap the whirlwind fit
is vice, hot, dissipation and intemper-
ance, you may be sure OF harvest of
shame, disease, and early death hc'e; of
remorse, unutterable agony, and the
most terrible despair in the world to
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come. Did you ever see man SO"
weeds, and raise crop of beautiful flow
crs SOW wild grass and raise gram -
sow thorns and gather rich fruit >,
s.NNhatsoever a man soweth that shall
bo also reap." If the farmer does not
sow in the spring time, but waits till
the summer heats come on his crop
comes up poorly, and is nipped and blast
ed by the early frosts; and all bis labor
is lost for the season. And just SO it is
in human life. Our nature is such that
we cannot help sowing, and having sown
in our minds 10y others seed fsome kind,
that is sure to spring up and bear a crop.
What others SOW in our minds in child
hood, we cannot prevent; and often
have reason to deplorc but for what we
SOW ourselves in our own and Other
minds in later years, we shall certainly
be responsible The crop we raise-thc
fruit of all our earthly labors, must COM
pose the shcavcs all will be required &c
bring into the heavenly harvest. Ifthcy
are composed of tares, we are assured
that they will be burned. If they are
poor, and mcager, they may DC accepted
as the best we can bring through sin
ccre but late repentance. But if they
are rich in the precious fruits of love
charity and self-sacrilice for the benefit o
the human race and of n glorious exam
pie of patience and perseverance, in thu
cause of truth and Righteousness, thcl
shall we bring precious sheavcs into tina
heavenly harvest.
And is not this something to think o
seriously; something 10 strive for earn
estly; Can you in the solemn nigh
watches look forward to that time whel
the tares shall be bound in bundles, am
the wheat gathered into the hcavenl.,
garner, and still continue to SOW the cvi
seed
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-04-21

STATE OF VERMONT, In probate court court, he'll :. At
Johnsbury IN said district, the 9Th day OF ArrIl,
A. ID. ISL
John g. TibhetS, administrator Of IL. estate "i
David Cross, late OF Sutton. IN said dlStl,t' &c
ceased presents his administration account Tor eN2hi-
nation and allowance and make, application oI DC
vi distribution and PARTITION OF the estate OF s1'
deCeased.i
Whercuppn. it ordered by said court, that said ac,
and sad application be referred L" session al
said he held at the probate Office Ia St Johns.
bury the 2gh day OF April AID. ISL for hearing and
decision thereon: And it Is further ordered that noiCc
hereof given ali pcr>ul- Interested. by publication
The same three wee rs sUCCessNciy i'll the tacauI!
a cwspaper Published at St JJais'HrF, previous u
at said time and place. and show cause. If any they mas
have, why SAID account should not he allowed, AID
such decree male. ~ Inc CONT. Nl''-t
ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge ui I.ubdi".
A true copy 81 rcCurd.-At Attest
l.. FRENCH, judge ct t. a''ti'.
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the possession of political rights is meant
to be implied. Newspaper reporters
have bad habit Of bringing it out on all
occasions, when "person," ''man," or
"bystander'' would express their mean
ing much better.
Couples, applied to two things which
are bound together or united in some
way. "a couple of iapples' is incorrect
two apples is what is meant.
Dirt means filth, and is not synCny-
nous with earth or soil. Yet people
speak of a dirt road or of packing dirt
around trees they are setting. They
mean earth.
Reconsideration Il man is executed,
his sentence is executed, the man is not.
A man cannot be cxecuted-that is, fol-
lowed cut or performed.
Expect, always looks to the future.
You cannot expect that anything has
happened, but only that it will happen.
Get means to obtain, not to possess.
''IIc has got all the numbers of the
Country Gentleman" 'lIave you got
good molasscs - ''They have got good
manners" Why will people persist in
introdu~ing the word in such sentences
as these, where it is evidently superilu-
Gus?
Help Mcet.-An absurd use of these
two words, as if they together were the
name of one thing, IL wifc---is too com,
mon. TIE sentence in Genesis Is: a
will make him an help meet for him, -
i. c. help tit for him. There is no such
word as lelpmeet.
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Bennett GouId's Estate.

The subscribers, having been appointed y me honor
able probate the ii strict ul Caledonia cola
missullers receive, examine ANA adjust al claims and
demands all persons against jEc c-iti" Of l'tI't
Could late of PeaChIm, ia said district, Gtcca--
-Oly and the term 81 >iN III. Hl 'ri.l
the 18th day March, ISL being ALLOW oa by sdii c'u
their eCtye claims before Is: Give notice. That We
will attend - the duties Of appointment at The
r,r 81 Ir.I Tril-srI i'm PclcIlrl In aid district.
18Th dly OF April, Inst and ths 2.ih day 81 S'pi
neat al in tie aitctH.Uu each ui =ait DAYS
JOHN II. MARTIN. l.......
FRANK FOSTER. ''''