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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-12
MOTION. Mis-. Sept. Is. 1871

CAPT. j. A. GRANVILLE, Ed. Register
DEAR SIR The enclosed circular ! hand
Won for whatever disposition you may
choose to make OF the same, addressed 10
me as Mayor of Morton. by this committee
composed of contemplate men, represent
ing contemplate party. can only ac-
count for their insolence by the iaet that
/ accepted the appointment of Mayor from
Gov. Alcorn, and ] suppose they really con-
sidered me as belonging 70 the party.
/ embrace this opportunity TO inform the
public that the appointment was spurned
by me until satisfied by the prominent eiti-
zens here that Il was In consequence OF their
petition.
Let the people know how the Villains
retain their power.
Yours truly,
j. A. CHAMBERS.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-12

The RAIDS. threw overheard RUSHING
Scallawag Senator from Leake and At.
tala, and nominated another scallawag,
Cock Sparrow Boyd,) who, though a
Mongrel, Is not so deep-dyed as Rushing.
Boyd says that if he had been in his seat
he would have voted against the Secret
Service Scheme of Gov. Alcorn: and
VOWS that he opposed with all his might
another pet scheme of the RAIDS. the
Change Of Venue Atrocity. The nomi-
nation of Boyd, with these committals. is
sort Of homage which vice pays to viz
tue But why don't the RAIDS. 20 to the
whole figure and support DIR. Smythe.
who, unlike Boyd, is opposed to the en-
tire brood Of MOngrel AbOminationss
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-12

Nicely CLARrox-TSvo dollars per year, and
an extra copy to getter UP of club OF ten
or more.
Ssur-WErKLY CLARrox-Four dollars per
wear. and an extra copy for club Of SIX or
more.
In future paper win be discontinued when
Remittances should be by registered letter
money order. draft, or by express. hen 9TH
erwise. the ofice cannot be responsible.
All business communications should be ad-
dressed 10 Power < Barksdale, jackson, Miss.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-12

The Mississippi Centrars artist has a
splendid wood cut in the last number of
that paper. A poor darkey is in tree,
while two of McAlexander's (the Radical
candidate for Assessor in Marshall coun-
ty, } blood-hounds are baying him. Mack
was running negroes at So day them
Give us picture of the way he runs
them now.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-12

Now it happens that his prosecution was
directed against an Irishman in one instance.
and he must have a damned prejudice
against them, for he did his level best to
freshman.
Now, Mr.. jacobson, have no personal
malice towards you, but as told you before,
L have the right, as citizen, to eriticise your
iction as a public official. l know more
han you imagine, and if you desire it, will
ct the people know how a certain sum of
money was received by you and spent in
Jackson during the last session of the Legis-
allure, to pass certain bill.
L. j. CooURTENAY.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-12

The CoTToN MARKET.-Reports from
Liverpool continue favorable. And the
markets. also stiff and advancing in New
York, New Orleans and the principal
marts. Our local merchants should keep
pace with these advances, if they would
keep the trade at home. Producers all
prefer to sell at the home markets, if
they can do as we'll.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-12

So-called Senator Ames should b'
forget % 70 pay his poll tax-ho u
neither taxable or other property in y
state-before he goes back 80 hun.
Call at Col. Modest MUS Office OK
settle, Adelbert, before you leave.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-12

Gen. Lowry was promptly at Meridian
on time for the joint appointment. The
audience was large and his speech was
powerful and effective. Gov. Aloorn,
we regret to learn, was still absent on ac-
count of sickness. Gen. l.. left this city
last night for the Holly Springs appoint
ment on the 9th, and willspeak at one or
two intermediate places.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-12

JoURNALIsTIC.-J. S. Harris, Esq,
has become connected with the Copiah
Herald as co-proprietor and associate
editor. The Herald formerly Crystal
Springs Herald,) is one of our truest
Democratic exchanges, and is doing good
work for the cause in CoPiah. We wish
its proprietors, Messrs. VIM. l.. Mitchell
and J. S. Harris, abundant success.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-12

MIR. 4. Jones is the Conservative can
didate for the Legislature in Leake, he
having been selected to take the place Of
Raymond Reid. ESD, who declined on
account Of disabilities under the 18th
Amendment. Mr.. Jones Is true Mis-
sippian, and win worthily represent Leake
county. . tafi-.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-12

The Vicksburg Republican (RadicaI)
referring to Attorney General Morris
violation of the law in appearing as
counsel for Judge Tarbell on the occa-
sion of his late arrest, says:
II would be pretty state of affairs ifo
OF the Supreme Judges, the Governor. and
arrest.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-12

There are over 1000 Chinese labT
employed upon the sugar plantation
Louisiana, and the planters and sls
house men say they would like to h
more.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-12

HEALTH OF JACKsoN.-The health
of this city continues unusually good. -
1t has been several days since a case oc-
CURED of the disease which gave rise TO
reports Of yellow fever.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-12

The sensation newspapers Of the North
are illustrating with wood cuts a Ku Klux
"outrage" upon a nice young man, who
had only been guilty of outraging young
girl If these Maine Ku Klux do not
behave themselves we will be forced 10
believe that there is some ground for the
punishment of Rebels by the United
States officials in Mississippi.
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III. CASSIDY, JR.,
Hon. JOHN GARTMAN.


DEAR SIR Yours of the 10Th inst, in
reply to mine of the 23rd inst, received.
You say that your appointments for the
next two weeks are so widely separated
from mine that you see no possible chance
to reconcile them. In reply, | would say
that If you intend canvassing the entire
District, and will enclose me list Of your
appointments 1 toH adopt yours and cause
the times and places to be made public, and
at the times and places named will meet
you.
An early reply is respectfully solicited.
Respectfully, &C.,
Ill. CASSIDY, JR.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-12

Read the appeaI Of ID. q. Keaut
Carpet-bag official in Jefferson county
Wells. another O. b.. setting forth b
reasons why he bega to bo permitted F"
hold the oaaoa.
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GLORIOUS NEWS FROM TEXAS:
Another Southern State Tltrotcs Ot the
Yoke Of the Carpet Baggers.

The news from Texas is glorious.
Notwithstanding all the vile laws by
which the Mongrel rulers in Texas IN
tended to cheat the people out of their
choice in the election-the Conservatives
have made a clean sweep-carrying every
Congressional District. Mississippians,
here is an example for yOu!
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-12

The Newton Ledger thus deser'
Tyner, the human monster, at whose
stance the Neshoba county citizen VI.
recently arrested by the Federal so.is
and imprisoned in the jail Of this city
Tyner-the Rev. Lewis Tyner-a man o.I
ged with more foul crimes than any
human being, black or white, ciyllIl.-
savage, ever had the slightest conccpto.
the very mention OF whose name suRgn
foul whitened sepulcher % all or a1I
whose ears the unwelcOmed sound Of ll.
happens TO fall.
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Wont Face the Music.

We have mentioned that John Cart
man who misrepresented the people of
the Pike-Lincoln Senatorial District by
virtue of Ames' bayonets, in the late
Legislature, and who went the whole
figure in the support of the denominations
of Radicalism, had been put up as food
for powder in the present canvass. By
a correspondence in the Brookhaven
Citizen it will be seen that the gallant
and eloquent young Cassidy, the Peoples
candidate, fairly cornered, but neverthe-
less did not succeed in catching, the
sly old fox after all. The correspondence
is decidedly rich. Here it is:
BRooKHAvEN, Sept. &c, 1871.
Ii. CASSIDY, JR.,
DEAR SIR Yours of the 23rd inst, is at
hand, notifying me of your appointments
to address the voters of the Third Senate
rial District. l regret exceedingly that my
appointments for the next two weeks are so
widely separated from yours that / see no
possible chance to reconcile them.
Very respectfully,
JOHN GARTMAN
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Hunting IN bloodhound

A correspondent of the Vicksburg
Eerald makes the following revelation
cncerning jacobson, who has gained a
smewhat infamous notoriety as an agent
c Radical vengeance in this State. 1t
he who has bounded the detectives and
Sies who have earned their ignominious
Hges by DIGGING the footsteps of the
pople of the State, and who, under pre-
tnce of enforcing the law has instigated
ter seizure by Federal authority and
Imprisonment in distant jails. His agency
il the incarceration of Thomas Seaman,
Mt because he had been convicted of Ku
Huxism, or even because he was a men,
br of the order, but because he would
MT reveal the secrets of a political society
(which he had right under the laws of
tie country to belong-will not be forgot
tn soon.
Now, it will strike the public with
alazement that this ferocious stickler for
tn enforcement of the laws, has not in
hi own case, set better example than
ishere recorded:
Eitor Vicks6urg Herald:
1aving waited patiently to see a public
doial from the Hon. +. z. jacobson, rela-
tie to the '.pug-nOSed Irish" speech of his.
l ow propose TO ventilate tor the benefit of
Tn citizens of Vicksburg part of his in
cosistency as a public officer while in
Viksburg. In the first place, he prosecuted
seeral of our city merchants for non-pav-
met of taxes. consistency, thou art a !
level.' Read the following statement and |
JUICE for yourselves. He has not paid his |
ow taxes for 1870 yet:
Age 76-Bersonal roll, Warren county
Ho f. p. Jacobson:
Ant money and credits S2.3s6 90 /
Pesonal DroDertv 400 ~
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Another VVItI,drnwnI.

The Holly Springs Reporter says y.
A. G. DUNN, Esq, declines a nom.-
ton rendered him by the Radical Z
Marshall. lie could not herd with ?
negro-dog hunter McAlexander, and y
others comprising the Radical ticket
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-12

Mr.. John Armstrong, late assistant
editor of the Meridian Gazette, has been
engaged as business manager and local
editor of the Vicksburg Herald. His
experience in the various branches Of
newspaper business will render the new
arrangement useful one for the Herald.
All the parties to it have our best wishes.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-12
The DimbO1fsm OF she MudIa
Party.

A carpct-bag negro named Carter VI
has been nominated for the Lcg.s.lr
in Warren county, is reported 70 m.
made this fendish declaration ID theb
publican Convention at Canton
Now you have got them fthc white
tax them. We pay no taxes, and t
make them pay as much as vie can. Mfl
ready tax them GiS per cent. Tax them
per cent. Then Ii they grumblp. WC o.I
TO hang them On ne apple tyees, ne i9lAy u.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-12

When the Ku klux lnycstE.
Committee come around they VIII ln.
their establishment that the Lender oI.
Radical party in Mississippi is irc.h q.
the Dens Of the Khan, as Chief w ".
Devil Of the Koucern.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-12
BRookHAvEN. Sept. 2stb. 1871
III. CASSIDY, ESQ,

Ii. CASSIDY, ESQ.,
Yours of the 10Th inst, received, and
contents noted. In reply, 1 would say that
my engagements were made prior TO your
request soliciting joint discussion. / am
in honor bound to keep them, and in con-
sequence must decline you invitation to
consent to joint discussion, most especially
as l do not intend making a thorough
canvass of this Senatorial District.
Respectfully,
JOHN GARTMAN.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-12

Immense GATHERING o.
pie. W. ;
CARRoLLTON. Mia r.

CARRoLLToN. Miss o..
EDIToRs CLARIoN -N..,... tt
grand day for thc CoH.ov.r f
early hour the men, women aoF
both races came pouring iUot
numbers. About III oa...
was formed, the large.t .a,.
the state. The proces.lot. no..
twenty old gray haired mpB. ol
ed as much interest Oh tle
younger and more active. T.
thirty-seven young ladi.. dr......
and mounted on white horse.
each OF the States OF tho Jn.o.
lowed a large number Of elI.r..I
tives under the command ofa.r..
shall, then such a crowd of wlr. /. f.
tives as WAS never before seen
procession marched nearly a nr.
grounds set apart for che speatr.
becue, In good order aud w.t6,.,
ance, under the direction of 60.
Estls, who was Chief MauhaIofs
When the procession, laryemnv
the stand, there was found .''
crowd on the ground. Order v,.
stored, and
dEN. Lowry
was introduced, who adIras.slt.
sembly for more than two hone. 81.
litieal topics Of the day. shall
To give an abstract OF the sp.eaI.
Suffice IL to say that itwas ar m
have been desircd-it was logical
sarcastic, humorous, witty. and ...
truthful and 10 the point. Anerg.
ry closed, dinner not being qu.tet..
county-man, W b. Helm, madau.
and eloquent speech. Mr.. urIml.
several speeches during thcclny..
proved himself an able and eIo9r.-
plon Of our cause. we feel ub 49,.
we shall carry this county To- Nov.
Let our friends work A. mithmIysr
getically everywhere as We DO lgr
State will be redeemed from Msn
the wrcckers and pluudoren
ttr...
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Conservatives. are you working to de-
feat the Radicalsi
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We can safely state that within
memory Of the oldest inhabitants
population Of this place has never
freer Of disease than now Person
may have occasion to visit che cjH
do so without the least apprchcusla
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NEW OKLEANs, sept. g, 1871.
Ihe Louisiana l1lississippi) Legislature
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-01

BY LYME b Brother.
Aucttoneers and Real Estate Agents,
M. 1917 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE oFA VE ERIEe yA ! :,
4 UABLE TRACT OF LAND: LTI I.n AND
REfNa IN THE COUNTY OF II E f,,ry ~,
hRoTTT OWE MILE WEST OF THE CITY M 4r
HiCH NJ ND, IMMEDIATELY on NE
JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHa ghnGAIs;
At THE FIoST LOCKS, CONTAiNln.I'r or, =
VALUkBLE QVARRY-sAID TO BE re s "
PERIOR GRANITE-FoR SALE AT PUBL1C
aUCTION.-By virtue Of certain deed Of trust
executed to rue as trustee, dated the lhn CAV OF
November 1853, duly recorded In the Clerk once
OF Henrico County Court. in ID. Is. S. p'ge l79,
rhaII in executi OF sal trust, being go rfIuesI
ed by the beneficiary 10 said deed, proceed 70 sen
al pnhIic auction, on the premises, on WEDNrS-
DAY the 18th dav OF july 1871 at the honr OF = :
O'Clock p. M, that very valuable TRACT or,
LAND located az above described. containing
II $500 acres. ing portion of the Garoner HI'
tract adjoining the lands of S. 4. Robinson Vt
O. A. Crenshaw, b. w. fanall, and ais. IL 10
we'll situs,ed for trucking purposes, emu mas 9
beauti MI building site aud n fine GRANitt
QUARRY on same. Beng only short dlstan CO
from the city, and Immediately on the canai, J.
Offers fine opportunity to capitalists and Diners
wishing to invest. $780, 81,
TERMS: Sufficient in cash to detray ths eT-
nensrs of sale ard to pay of 8 certain neRotiane
note ted the nth day OF November 1865 for tne
ann of 1908 333 with interest thereon from te ZVtn
day of MAY, i87a until the day OF sale ard as 20
the residue of the purchase money, on such terms
a. Will be announced at the hour of sale
~ Is WM. II. LYME. Trustee.
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AUCTION sALEs..ss59are Days.
sy Paine & CO., Auctioneers. +.

r ARGE AND PEREMPTORI SALE ALE
G0oDs AT AUCTIO N.-On WEDNESDAY,, the
I2fh Julv, we will sell ut anction at our store, NO.
1918 Main street. without limit or reserve, our en-
tire stock of DRY GOODS, embracing every VAL
house, and comprising m any choice sna oesira t
months. ,s
lSk SSS1 o and ain BBiEAoHED sHIR11Nas and
SpTFTIHGS. all widths:
KENTUCKY JEANS and sATINETTs, large
sh i.atk and coLoRED CLOTHS and cAssI.
oooMassTiC PLAIDs and PLAID osNABURGs,
COTT, ,NADE3.
BsD.TICKIMGSs;,
PRINTS, in variety, for summer and fall sales;
ALL.WoOL DELAINEs, ALPACAs, EN-
1sIss stock Of GOODS for summer and
IRISH Rfsf LINENS and WHITE GooDs-a large
stock;
FLLAANtNELSandB BLANKETS,
LINEN and COTTON HAaDKERCHIEE5,
large assortnen
LINEN DRILLINGS.
COLORED CAMBRICS,
CANVAS, sILESIaS,
SHAWLS, CLOAKS,
With = greet variety Of small wares and other
goods not necessary to enumer.te.
The attention OF city aud country merchants Is
in vii, to this large sale, the stock Is entirely
fresh and desirable. and VIII be sold as stated,
without reserve, ard In los TO suit buyers.
TERMS which will be liberal, will be announce
on the morning of sale. PAINE CO..
1e3O Auctioneers.
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81 EA M II h-,.



TOR JAMES AND CHICKA-SsLr.,
Il HOIINT RIVERS The fast and ikss3ssszssssssh
elegant side. wheel steamer fALISAbE, ,apL..l
CIiAS. NELSON, will leave her wharf at Rockets
for Hingmill Wharf and Grove " bari, on james
river, on TUESDAfo and SATURDAYS at Il
O'Clock A, NJ connecting with the IL O'Clock tral.
at City Point from etersburg. Returning, viii
leave kingmill and Grove Oh WEDNESDAYS and
SUNDAYS at ga, NJ, touching at all The regulH
landings each way.
WIN leave her wharf at Rockets for Binn's q:
Ch,ckahominy, THURSDAYS at A. NJ, con.
Meeting ut City Point with the O'Clock train FROG
Petersburg, touching at all the regular landings
James river down to billiards. Wharf, ana 81!
re2 ular landings on Chick ahOminy. Returning,
will leave Binn's on FRIDAYS at O'Clock .. y.
Freight received from IL O'Clock Mondays 10 70
O'Clock 4. N. Tuesdays, aud from IL O'Clock t2'
p. nj. Wednesdays, and from IL O'Clock Fridays to
10 A. VI. Saturdays.
Freight tor Chickshominy will only be receive!
from ~ O'Clock Wednesdays To A. ii. Thur s:a!s.
All freight TO way landings must be prepaid.
For further particulars, apply TO captain 90
board, or to GEO. L. CURKIG, Agent
je9 At CUaRIE & Co.'s cor. 18th and Cary SIS.
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BY Grubb5 u Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A HAND
" SOME RESIDE CE ONIHE WEST SIDE
OE SIXTH STSEET, BETWEEN Cary AND
CANAL STREETS. AND OF A HOUSE AND
LOT IN MANAKIN T0WN,-ln execution OF n
decree Of the Chancery Court of Richmond, en-
uS. Hunt and ais, the Undersigned, the commits
sloners thereby appointed. wal sell at auction;
upon the premises or ERlDSf. IN July, ut 81
occupied by Mr.. John A. Mostly. The house WAS
built b, the owner for his private residence, and
care was taken to make II complete In every re-
spect. II contain eleven rooms, besides Kitchen
with four rooms stable and carriage. house, with
gas, water, and all the modern convenlenccs. Inc
lot is AGA by lis feet to an alley IL feet wide.
After VII CHI will be sold = SfuRhHOUSE anu
DIV .!IINti, in Manahlu Town, on the cana.
TERMS : Cash for costs of suit and sale and one
third OF the purchase money; tie RESCUE ON
credit OF six and twelve months, for negotiable
notes, with interest added, and titles retained by
the court until the notes arc paid. Purchasers 10
pay taxes for 1871.
cp,-prc :, WILLIAMS Aucts. je ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-01
BY Grubbs 8 Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i LITTLE FAhM Of "a ACRES On II =
THSEE MILES FROM THE CITY OF RICH.
MOND, AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF desd or
trnst executed by Edwin Crouch and wife to the
subscribers as trustees, dated 10th September 1852
and sseo G9u mt Court ee np Ss
t ths nrpmises. on SATURDAY.. sth July, at 81
o. clock 2. NJ, the PROPERTY situated as above,
occupied by the said Crouch at the time OF his
death, adjoining the lands OF no. +. MOTIFS ana
Mr.. LohMann. ..- -..-.s -,
1t has upon it small. but comfortable dwelling;
storehouse, nc: The property has heaat i ,d
subdiyided and sold off In suitable lots, may be
determined at the time or sale.
about 81. 500, but arrangements Will probably be
IN ,de to afford a good credit upon portion OF The
p"''1''- RICHARD CAUTHORN lTrustass.
THOS. s. ARMISTEAD, 5
cprpps q WILLIAMS Aucts. je2e
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BY Wellington Goddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

THRUST SALE OF DESIRABLE FARM
i Oh THE WESIIIAM flank koAn. IN n
trust to nue. as trustee bearing the 2st day OF
June 1865 duly recorded In the Sce of
chase money Of the lar d herein mentioned and BY
req lest of the beneficiary therein shall procrSd
to sell at public auction, on the premises, on NO
DAY, the 81 July, 1871 IF fair If not on the fl ,t
fair day thereafter. except Sunday clock T..
NJ the real estate In said dt ed conveyed. consist
ing OF A TRACT OF LIND containing FORf I =
FIGHT AND FIVE-FiGHIHo ACRES, on me
north side Of the Westham lark-road about IN: &c
ard half miles vest Of kIchnond, sdlolnlas TIE
lands Of cir. John = hutcheson on The east, ana
that of Mrs. Stops on The west. -
The improvements consist of CoMFoAIrhh H.
BILE DWELLING aud other out .boHses. Inc
soil is OF excellent quality. and The neiglborhocd
COED. s.a,,,. - .
gale and to discharge two notes amounting to
c1 500. with interest from Sth January last ana
as 10 the residue OF the proceeds OF SALE on suGh
terms as the grantOr or her assigns may at the
hour of sale prescribe aud direct, or on sucn
terms as the trustee may deem eXptdient.
ie2s JAS. Ii. DOULEY, Trustee.
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Romance.

ny OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES
Oh she was maid OF laughing cyc'
And ssc lived In a rArret cold ana h'g",
And h. ~as a threadhsre wh'skCrcd pa"
AMI ne lived ia a cellar damp ana wv
Eut the ROSY boy az tbs chcrub wfni',,s
R.lh MANY a chat. for his sseno',i .hnrc
hndth youth below aud III" !" ~. - IT,,
Wfro ton rhrd ny the 4 tmins ""' - - WV
And sho wonld wake from fer trnu2iea s'sep
CCnI ~ - ,titr, DO X 10 we y;
20, '' M, q ,tur. cold ana FAR,
Sr - =" )" ~, 4" ~, X of his bright red hair.
.,,,, u,o vas Iyic so tall and proud.
1 ~ ' VI s.er 20 frn ana his isugh so loud,
II ,, ,'. mr. Grew ,ong and his fec- grew tnln,
AZ Inc uincd ia solitude over MS S.D.
x,t one soft nlsht In the month OF June,
A. .he lay In the light oc R ciUudItSS moor,
voice came floating S Fl and clear,
r, the startled matdLn'5 listening ear.
O then from h"- crcak,ng couch he spTuaR,
And her tsuyl ID tresses back she funS;
She Ioukel from the window Tar te!ow,
And he STOOD beueath-her ~h'ske'I ia ''
She did not st art with fo"lish fr""n,
Ru, uacS cd her trunk ard srani Peren oo"h'
And turrc WAS he, lover. Tall and truS,
In nix tnr,a,l,,arr cost of It's brightest oiuc.
TN, star t..t rose IN the evening shade
I...krd sadly down Oh weeping maid
nh. .un then came In Us morning pride
sn.d gold II iight on II lau4hihg hrlde'