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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-08-07

All the papers of this Congressional
District without reference to party, are
calling loudly on Mr.. w. P. Sprague to
tell how he has disposed of his share OF
the salary grab Mr.. Sprague should let
the people know.-Marietta Times.
1t was quite different in this Congress
ional District The STANDARD was the
only paper that called on our member to
tell what he had been doing, and nearly
all the other papers in the District at
tackled the STANDARD furiously for SO
doinu
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-08-07

We have been watching with consider
able interest to see how the two parties
treat the great national disgrace, the
salary steal. The Republican conven-
tions SO far, have spoken right out, and
condemned the thieves. But here comes
the Waverly Watchnaa'a, and contains an
account of the Democratic convention in
Pike county, but not one word of con-
.Iones2
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-08-07

nominated the following ticket: Repre-
sentative, Robert A. Nessmith; Auditor,
George Kerns; Treasurer, Robert Trego
Sheriff, 1. T. Slaughter; Prosecuting At
torney, John T. Moore; Surveyor, Fl. w.
overman; Recorder, w. L. Allison; In
frmary Director, j. NJ. Smith; Commits
sioner, Daniel Bryant; Coroner, Christian
Hanheil
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DOAD NOTICE.


There will be petition presented to the Com
miSsioners of Jackson county at their next reg
ular session, praying the establishment OF y
county road, commencing at or near R1ehlani
Furnace in Vinton county intersecting with
the Macarthur and RaysVille county road, thence
running south of east, crossing the county di-
viding line of Vinton and Jackson counties a
few rods west of the N. b. corner of Sec. ., Town
ship s, Range lS,Jackson county, until 1T reaches
culvert No. under the NJ. & G. II. r. in section
10, Township 8, Range IS; from thence north of
east over the old discontinued road in said Sec
tion, to within Il few rods west of the residence
of William j. Cox, thence south to the county
line, thence east on said county line between
the lands of II. G. Colville and Abraham john
son to the n. W. corner of said Colville'S mead
ow, thence south to the old discontinued ro d,
thence east inteTSccting the jackson and Mo-
Arthur road, thence n little north of east to the
corner of Jackson Wortmau'G land, thence east
on the line between the Winn and Jackson
Workman farms past the Tripp School House,
and betwcen the lands of Jackson Workman,
Abraham johnson and stephen Il. Tripp, in
tersecting the comfy road near the residence of
stephen Il. Tripp, and there 10 end,
MANY PETITIONERS.
Aug. Z, ,1S73--4W
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-08-07
DoAD NOTICE.

"A
There will be petition presented to the Com
miss.oners of jackson county, Mt their next
regular session, praying the establishment of q
county road, commencing at the county dfVid-
ing line between Vipton and Jackson counties,
at a point few rods west of the y. f. corner OF
Section ., Town ship 8, Range 49, Jackson coun-
ty, Ohio, and to proceed to and as far us to in
tersect the county road running from llamden
to Raysville, and road to run east or south east
through the lands of Noble, George and William
Tharp, and j. w. Turner, in Sec. 10, Township
den Furnace Company by the most practicable
route 10 tntersect said county road as above, at
the crossing of said county road with the NJ. Il
G. r. II. near Slate Cut, and there to end,
MANY PETITIONERS,
Aug7-4w
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-08-07

The editor of the Portsmouth Times
has seen a seven pound shot that was
fred by Cromwelrs army We have in
our possession the identical sword that
Balaam wished for when he desired to
punish the refractory ass, and if Cooper
does not let us alone we will use it, as
the prophet would have done upon the
ot1,ar
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-08-07
The GalIipolis Journal saws:

'Mr. Neal, in letter to the Ironton
Register, says that the five Common Pleas
Judges of thistrict held court on average,
los days during lS72-not one-third of
the time"
That is unfair and unjust. Judge
Wright was sick during the entire year,
and Judge Loomis most OF the time, and
Judge Guthrie part of the time. Judge
Hastings held Court over 200 days. Will
Mr. Neal please correct
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-08-07

Some time ago the papers stated that
there were two panthers in the woods
back of Hanging Rock, in Lawrence
county. It now turns out that it is a
couple of jacks, turned out to make their
own living. We think one of them, whose
musical voice SO frightened the natives,
is McCollister, of the Circleville Herald,
who has wandered down that way look
ing after his Patrons.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-08-07

We unintentionally did Bro. McCollis-
ter of the Circleville Herald injustice. in
supposing that he belonged to the
Oranges of the Patrons of Husbandry
foolery. Bro. McCollister says there are
no jackasses in the Oranges That lets
Bro. McCollister out, beyond doubt We
tender our apology.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-08-07

One monopoly has been "busted." /"
The property of the Scioto Telegraph
Company has been attached, and COM
munication by the line between Column
bus and Ironton has been suspended.
Now let all the railroad ''monopolies" be
destroyed, and let us go back to the days
of pack saddles.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-08-07

The Central Committee of Jackson
county suggest that the Senatorial con-
vention for this district be called to meet
the same day that the Judicial conven-
ton is to meet in Portsmouth, the call
for which appears this week Let us
hear from the other counties.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-08-07

The Constitutional Convention win ad-
journ on Friday of this week until
Dec. I'd, to meet in Cincinnati. Mr.. Tripp
voted against adjournment
Right. There was no valid reason for
adjournment.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-08-07

1t is suggested by our Central Com
mittee that an excursion train be made
up for the great Athens meeting on Sat
urday week. What say our Portsmouth
friends Thousands of people along the
line want to hear the great Indiana War
Governor, and the Governor of Ohio.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-08-07
DoAD NOTICE,

a petition will be presented TO the Commits
sionerS OF Jackson county, at their rnext session,
on the following line Commencing at bridge
across Salt Creek in Jackson township, near the
easterly direction passing over the lands of Cy-
rus Willis, John Shay, Isaac SteVison and
the residence OF Enon Lloyd In Liberty town
ship PETITIONERS.
July 81, '73--5w.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-08-07

The mail service is still exhibiting its
wonderful enterprise The Ironton Jour
nal is published on Wednesday, and
reaches this place on Thursday. Last
week it arrived from the other direction
on Saturday evening.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-08-07
MORTON AND MOVES AT ATHENS

The first Grand mass meeting of the
present campaign will be at Athens. Au-
gust 23d. Senator Morton Of Indiana
and GOV. Noyes of Ohio, will be there.
Half fare arrangements on all the rail
roads will be made.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-08-07

We see by the Toledo Commercial that
J. H. Wilson, of our county, had his
room entered by thieves in Toledo, and
between three and four hundred dollars
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-08-07

The old copperhead or regular Democ-
racy, will hold their State Convention in
Columbus on Wednesday of this week.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-08-07
PICKREL & BRAY
Doors, Sash, Glass, Iron, Nails
PIOws s. Points, Stoves,
TIN 81 HOLLO"WA A r. f..
And are AGENTS for
IMPROVED CHAMPION" MOWER
/ n ORDINANCE.

A n ORDINANCE.
To prevent immoderate riding or driving.
Be ii ordained by the Council Of the Inco7rorated
Village Of Jackson
SECTEoN l. That it Shall be unlawful for any
person or persons to immoderately ride or drive
in the limits of said Village.
SEC. 2. That any person or persons offending
against any of the provisions of this ordi-
nance shall, on conviction thereof, be fined in
any sum not more than $40 90 nor less than 81 90,
or imprisoned in the county Jail for period
not more than thirty days, or both at the dis
cretion of the Mayor.
be in force from and after its passage and the
publication thereof.
j. w. LAIRD, Mayor.
j. a. SrARKEY, Clerk.
July3l-2w
An ORDINANCE.
"a
Requiring the paving of sidewalks on
South Street. from Church Street
westward to the Corpora
ton line
Be IL ordained by the Council of the Incorporated
VIlldge Of Jackson:
SECTION l. That each and every owner of real
/ estate bordering on both sides of South Street
! from Church Street westward to the Corpora
| tion line, shall be and they are hereby required
| their lots parts of lots, said pavement to tie
eleven QD feet wide, including gutter, and to be
ber, ISIS. ~ =. 0~''-l ''- -''-'
SEC 2. That if any owner or owners aforesaid
shall refuse or neglect to do such paving or
cause the same to be done within the time
! herein specified, then the Council shall cause
| the same to be done at the expense of such
| owner or owners.
SEC B. This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and afterits passage and publi-
cation thereof.
Passed in Council July p, 1873.
! J. A. STARKEY, Clerk.
July 3l-2w
AN ORDINANCE.
To prohibit the renting, or the use or
occupation of house or building
for the purpose of keeping
therein house of i'll
fame, or for the pur-
pose of prosti-
tuition.
Be ordained by the Council Of the 4, B,sorporatecl
| FiUdge Of Jackson:
! SECTION /. That it shall be unlawful for any
person or persons, knowingly TO lease, sub-let,
| use, occupy, or permit to be used, or occupied,
within the limits of the Incorporated Village of
| Jackson, any house or building either in whole
or in part, for the purpose of keeping therein a
house of ill-fame, or for the purpose of proSti-
tuition.
SEC. 2. That any person or persons offending
against any of the provisions of the ordinance
| shall, on conviction thereof be fined in any
sum not more than 800 nor less than Sa6, Or be
imprisoned i'll the county jail not more than
thirty days, Or both, at the discretion of the
| Mayor.
SEC. 3. That this ordinance shall take effect
| and be in flrce from and after its passage and
| the publication thereof.
Passed in Council July "A, 1873,
], W. LAIRD, Mayor.
J. n. STARKEY, Clerk,
July3l-2w
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-08-07

There are 53 liquor dealers in Law
renee county, Al in Jackson, and 30 in
Vinton
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-08-07

Mrs. Buck, wife of C. NJ. Buck. Mail
Agent on the railroad, died of fiux last
week, at her home in Portsmouth.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-08-07
= UN TIL HE =
October Election
TO THE NERVOUS oFBoTH sExEs.

The frequent requests of sufferers from Nerv-
Gus, Neuralgia and Weakened conditions of the
system, for the means which restored the un-
dersigned to health many years ago, has again
induced him to make known publicly, his in
tention to benefit Others, and he will therefore
on receiving a postpaid directed envelope, send
free of charge copy of the treatise detailing
the discovery, uses, and prescription of the
herbal remedy employed.
Address, JOHN NJ DAGNALI. NJ, b.
IL Clinton Street, BROOKLYN, N Y
,IulYl7 73-6m ~ "
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-08-07
A GENTS WANTED.

In every comfy of each State for a new Ma
tional Book. lTHE LIVES AND PORTRAITS
of the Declaration of Independence, the Consti-
tuition of the United States and Washlnston's s
Farewell Address, with 10 fine steel plates. For
Circulars and Terms address Johnson Wilson &
Co., "a Beekman street, N. \, Julyl7-lm
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-08-07

The Republican Convention of Scioto
county last week nominated George
johnson, an old citizen, and leading
lawyer, for Representative. For Auditor,
Frank C. Gibbs; Treasurer, William H i.
Peters; Recorder, Smith Pattengale;
Prosecuting Attorney, w B. Grice; Com
missioner, E. F. Peck; Infrmary Direc-
tor, n. F. Smith; Coroner, C. C. Row
The following resolutions were passed !:
Resolved, That we condemn unquali-
fedly, the action of the last Congress of
the United States in voting to themselves
an increased salary and making the pro-
vision retroactive.
Resolved. That we are in favor of the
passage of law dis9ualifying any person
for any Office, the nomination or election
to which he has obtained through the
corrupt use of money, or any other valu-
able thing, directly or indirectly.
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roads will be made.
, 1873-06-02

y1TAETED-TO RENT-A STORE SUITABLE FOR
Wy furniture stnro; suln first floor and largo upper
floors. 4. i. OKOOkER, 5al 6tate.st.
WTANTFD-TO .RENT-TWo OR THREE ROOMS
w nufurnished for houaGkcortuE within alx aQnarcs
OF Union Park Addross, stating price, 10. Tribune
atHcn.
, 1873-06-02

1yGMuu NLa N9uH HtFutt* 1HuBts! N1cuUHH 11nFuI3
William Ii. Clarke, Frcs1 13liesc.
TWEHTIErn WARD. -
First Dlstrioe-Dounded north by Illlnola stroot,
.oth by 0Aicsgo 1a!gr ess. y Slate street. "nG west
street, Old Market llall. Judgea II. L. MoDer-
mott, II. A. Kaufman, ". II. Eastn.nn.
Bcconl District t-uoun1cA north hy Erie ntroctt
south by 1nola street, cast by Hato alrcot, aud west
by Franklin Broet. Polls: loo North Nclla street,
JJudEos: III. A. Davino, Theodore Osmus, Frcd
Booker. + -! :,
Third Dstrios-Doundcd north lry Chicngo avcnuo,
south by Eric street. cast by State street, nl west by
Franklin street, Polls 201 North Clark strcct. Ju0gca
: Fonrth Dstrict-Boundcd north by Chicago nvonuet
aouth BY Ohio street, oaat by L4ko Michigan, and west
by 8nte street, Polls Lcos ofco CORNER Lo8gctt and
PHO Rtreots. Judges H. O. uanamil1, W. II. Nixon,
I'm 7. lowers.
Fifth Dlstrlct-Dounlcd north by Ohio street, sorth
by Chicago Rvor, cast by Lake hlicgai and woat by
Slate slrces. Polls Brown h Moorot :,sarchouae,
corner 1tual and Michigan htroeta. Judges Henry
q. Crosby, =. Constantine, W E. Strong.
, 1873-06-02

Mrs. Mary Mapoa Dodge has severed hor con-
noction with Hearth and Home, to whoae pages
hl,e hns added 80 much Of geniality and charm
during the last four years. Horplaoc will bo ocou-
piod BY Mrs. Margaret .. eangstor. Mrs. Dodge
goes abroad for tic roat and relaxation she has
SO richly oarned and on her return will doubt
loss roBilmo In somo now publication, possibly d
monthly, llor work In the fold whore her pecu-
liar talents are 30 raro and go valuable, tho In
stucton and ediilcatiou Of our little people,
Nelo 1ork Tribune.
The painter Courbet has addressed letter
to the Profoct Of the Doubs, complaining that
tue trees aro being cut down unskillfully and In.
judicouBly In tho islots Of Dassy at Ornans that
such q measure cauBea q sorlous dqtrlmont to
the town, and stgmatizes the proceeding aa q
piece Of vandalism. Tho Journals remark that
Huch an expression oomes strangely from the
man who throw down tho Vendome column.
, 1873-06-02
PARTNERS WANTED.

DAnTNKR WANTHD-To TAKE HALF INTER f l}l }ESF .Ss
1hols hns. ae'1asaasS iaaasts Il M1obXMiE. N ssa
, 1873-06-02
T'E,lors and mnC1Inh0lf.
From tho Neto York Frsnt'ly Post

Obituary.
WASHINGTON, May BE. F. Hammond, In
dian Agent for Colorado River Reservation, Ari-
sona, dlod at San Dernardino, Cal, on his way to
the post
, 1873-06-02


T10R BALE-t,UTB At SOUTH Eh0LEWOoni
= aotoa nt Washington Heights, could tako nosno
lAbt1p rrnrerty In ttndn+ ,,
T. oil noro9 It Iilsdn1o fat 1uu4o aid lat IN city
-boyeral LOTS Oh MohRah-ay. mad hatc'st' cheap, or
"'o''' '1ouHGF3IipE GF3I,pERr, BuMWA1r / GALpwEIr.,
, 1873-06-02
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

DARTlRB HAVING HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO Dis,
l. pota Of will lind II to thcr nnrugt 10 call ad
droea HODGES d co., 6lS W0at Lako.st. Goeds ap.
prsi4sd fsoo ei charge,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-03-12
DILD:

In shreveport, at Z O'Clock A. NJ, March
isC, iSrI, CAPTAIN JOS EPH JUSTIN
co NJ PERE, aged 4G years and 6
months. GA"
Full well do we know that manv i,
our community will with regret and
sadness read the above announcements
OF the demise of one OF natures noble.
men and purely good man. The de-
ceased was native of Natchitoches
rarlSh and both branches of his family
are OF the best and most lionored in tba.
ancient Parish. He was in every sens.
and meaning of the term purely good
man, upright citizen and was uniyer-
s'l'y loved and respected by all his nu-
meious friends and aoquaintances.
or many years in the olden times and
pest days of our people he was one of
the pest and most popular clerks on the
river. All knew him to love him-ami.
loie' courteous, obliging, liberal to a
ault, We're the marked traits of orr
''ehd and the companion of our youth
ma manhood. Farewell, old triend,-
-ong and f;'vorably will you be remem-
'ered, and your memory cherished il
'apides. Rest in peace.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-03-12

A BoY's JoUENAL.-Do1v. q ho,
SIX years old thinks he will do as otbe,
men have done-
March l2.-Have resolved to keen q
journal.
March l3.-Had rost befe for dinner
and cabage and potato and annie snse
and rice duding. l do not like ri q
pudding when 1t is like ours. Charles
Stacks kind is rele good. Musll and
strip for tea. "
March l9.-Forgit what did. John
and me saved our pie to take to scI,ule
Ma'ch 2I.-Forgit what did-rridei
cakes for breakfast. Debby didn't fry
enough. ~
March 24.-This is Sunday. Corn
hefe for dinnir. Studied nv Bible les.
son. Aunt 1ssy said l was eredv
rave resolved not to think SO mich
about things to etc. Wish | was a
better boy, Nothing pe.tikler for nv
supper.
March 25,-Forgot what did.
March 27.-Forgot what did.
March 29.--Plaved.
March '3l--Forgot what did,
April l.--Have dissided not TO keen
jnrual emmy more.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-03-12
NEW THIS DAY.
TO the Public.
CORPORATION OF ALEXANDRIA ia
MARCH u, 1874.

cohfOhAllON OF ALEXANDRIA ia
| MARCH u, 1873.
N OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDINANCE
= OF the Councilmen of the Corporation
OF Alexandria, passed on the 4th inst.
Robert l.. Fox, Mayor of the Town. will
tease out at Public Auction, III front of the
d io"n HAIL. to the last and highest bid.
SATURDAY, the 9Th day of APRIL. AID.
1873,
az ~ O'clock A NJ, all that portion of the
M'rket house recently leased and used AS
a ai, ICE Gream Saloon by julius Levin. 1t
VIII be leased for one year. from Nov It,
1913, to May LIST, 1874, with the nrnv;So ,
that the lessee will only use or convert IL
lnto a Refreshmeut Saloon, (other than
spifituons or malt liquors.) and for Mar.
Nc, puipnses; r. L. FOX,
"'eu '~-St. Mayor.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-03-12

LIE OLD WoMAN.-It was TINS q
rev days ago, we heard a stripling If
sixteen designate the mother who mr.,
nm, nun. BY coarse husbands we have
neard wives so called occasiona]lv
.hough IN the latter case the phrase Is
more often used endearingly. At all
times, as commonly spoken, it lars mn
Oh the ears and shocks the sense. a,
old woman should be an object of raw
erence above and beyond almost all
o a phases of humanity. Her very
age should be her snrest passport To-
courteous consideration.
The aged mother OF a grown nm fam
ny needs no other certificate of worth
ohe Is a monument of excellence. an.
proved and warranted. She has
fought faithfully ''tlle good fight. - and
come OFT conqueror. Upon her vener-
a"'e lace she bears tile marks of the
conflict in all its furrowed lines. The
most grevious Of the ills of life bav.,
oeen hers; trials untold, and known
10 GOD and herself, she has borne in
cessantly, and now, in her old age. her
1nty done, patiently awaiting her an.
pointed time, she stands more beaut;-
nj than ever in youth, more lonora-
BE and deserving than he who hos,
slain his thousands, or stood trlumnL.
mt upon the proudest field of yictorv
Young man: speak kindly to vonr
mother. and ever cautiously, tenderlv
II Ter. But a little time, and We shall
&c her no more forever. Her eva il
Inn, her form bent, and her shadow
Ais graveyard. Others NAV lova
gu when she has passed away-kind-
earted sister, perhaps, or. she whom
all the world You choose for a part.
may love you warmly. mas.
onafely; children may love you fond
:, out never again, never, While Tina
yours, shall the love of woman he IN
has been.
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"A MAN DRAWN FEET Foppuocr D.,

"A MAN DRAWN FEET FOREMOST Be
TWEEN IRON RoLLERs.-It is scarcel,
ever within the province of a newsna
per TO chronicle more sickenino acr;.
uent than that which happened to las
Mllligan, who was drawn feet foremos,
.tnloush Two massive iron rollers only
anree and halfinches apart and which
a.. are used in fiattening bars of steel for
tIe plates OF saws. Mr.. Millisan was
employed as blacksmith's helper in the
steei rolling mill of Wheeler, Madden
q clemson. He was climbing upon n
Doard iaid across rods over the rollers
III oIuer to place in position a wrench
Whlch is used to regulate the snace
through which the heated steel and IRON
are passed, when the board su1denlv
tipped, causing him to fall. His feet
struck upon the steep side in front of
Tue rollers, which were revolving at tho
;ate OF sixty times minute, and were
instantly caught between them. The
poor fellow had only time to inter tho
single cry Of "Oh!" while his body
leet foremost, was being drawn tbrouGb
space OF only three and a half inchsS
hardly second had elapsed before tbe
ShdpSicSS mass OF flesh |
blood, bones and clothes, presenting as
1t ala, the most horrible and sicke5i;n q"
s,,sht that eyes could look upon. #
from the rollers linn and
mass, and when Strengthened
oul covered space OF ground that two
men would occupy. Not whole or
perfect bone remained in the BODY. and
many bones were protruding tlirouoh
sne hesh and clothing at different s
places. The head was a fearful sioht ,
% look upon. 1t had gone through fhe
offers face upwards, and it came ont ,
fattened and partially turn. !
"a. Flowing from the smashed sknll =
we're the brains and blood in n stream :.
, Il, to behold. Strong-mindeJ Il
men, were Mortified and ;
laroly able to stand and look at the J.
Gene a which really beggars descrip- Ii
ION: His comrades. who Witnessed the y
errlble affair were struck dumb with e
we, and rendered almost emotionla s
ma as silent as the corpse before them
ne deceased served three wears in the &c
Ite war, was about thirty-three wears la
III, ana leaves wife and two children al
moderate circumstances.-INewburn in
Ne } Letter to the World.