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The Osceola times., 1873-10-04
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With each Machine we will send, ON receipt of
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BUTTON HOLE WORKER,
one ofthc most important and useful Inventions
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The Osceola times., 1873-10-04

j. NJ JoiDs,.n, Secretary If state.
By Prank STRONG Deputy,
The Osceola times., 1873-10-04

Z" FROM letter received by Mr.. J.
B. Best from Mr.. Charles Minor of
.Jacksonpprt, we feel authorized to
announce tho name of Mr.. Frank.
din boswell 80 a candidate for Rep
sescntstixe for Jackson punty in
slaes ct =. W. Lynn, who was
appointed assssser Of Sscksou
count NJ boswell is the choice
The Osceola times., 1873-10-04
STATE NEWS.

"A new church cdificc is talked
of in Pocahontas.
The Hot Springs hotels still
continue to do good business.
The river at pine Bluff has
reached the lowest water mark.
The public school building at
Forrest City is about completed
d. w. Mason, the worthy may
or ofLewisburg, died Friday.
Cotton bales are becoming frc-
quent on the streets Of Lewisburg
"A " flying jack" is tbs latest
in tho way OF amusements at Hele-
ma. ....
"A full company ofstate guards
was organized in Fort Smith last
week. ia
The crops in Nevada county
arc good, though cotton is cut
short by The worm.
The Hot Springs courier has
changed Its publication day from
Thursday to Friday.
There will be a good yield Of
cotton in Clark county, while the
corn crop is abundant.
"A mad dog was. killed in Lew
isburg Friday, by sheriff Stout,
who was bitten by the brute.
The general average of cotton
throughout the state will be about
the same as last year.
The Helena brass band prac-
tices daily, and the members are
confident OF bagging the $500 prize.
-EXtensive preparations are
making for the Philips county far,
and q large attendance is expected.
The Commercial says popula-
ton is on the increase ut Arkadcl-
phia, by migration and otherwise.
"A great deal Of cotton is seen
on the streets of Arkadelphia. and
it is readily purchased at good fig
urcs.
Cotton is coming in rapidly
at Wittsburg, and the merchants
are prepared to purchase all that
arrives. t|
Business is rapidly reviving at
Forrest City. The cotton market
is lively, q large number of bales
arrive daily.
The drouth has injured the
crops very much in Drew county.
The cotton crop is cut short fully
one half.
Tho crop prospects of Sarber
county are much better than were
anticipated. Contemplating goes
on energetically.
Tho Dardanelle Laborer will
appear next week as the Darda-
nellie Spectator, and in four-page
form instead of eight, as heretofore.
"A colored girl five years old
was accidentally killed the other
day at Hot Springs by her brother
who was fooling with a loaded pis-
tol.
The ArkadeIphia brass band
will be in attendance at our state
fair, and expects to take the $500
prize. Come on; the more the
mcrricr.
We are glad to notice that Drew
county intends to DC well repre-
sented at our state fair. We hope
. general interest will be aroused.
Mr.. Eallin, of Sebastian county
shot and killed DR.. Fowler of
Franklin county, last week. A
long-standing feud was tho cause
of the sho oting.
Two colorcd men of st. Fran.
cis county were examining a load
ed pissol the Other day ORc OF
ts-a l~sili never disciosc the result
of his isEcs;;gations.
-Catted Statcs Marshal Sarber
has issued an order relieving aHiais
deputies on and after October ast.
- -
The Osceola times., 1873-10-04
NAME OF TRUSTEE. DIST NO. DIR.

FoR loss Of appetite, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Depression Of Spirits
and General Debility in their vari
Gus forms, o-Phosporatc Elixir
of CaIisaya mado by CAswELL IAz-
ARD & Co, New York, and sold by
all druggists, is the best tonic. AS
q stimulant tonic torpatients rccov-
ering from fever or other sickness,
it has no equal. If takon during
the season it prevents fever and
ague and other intermlttant tevers.
How to make tall man short
Ask him to lend YOU five dollars,
The Osceola times., 1873-10-04

The Shreveport Times assures
its readers that there Is DO danger
OF catching the yellow fever from
that journal, as each paper is
stcwcd on pot Of assafte,ida, and
rubbed down with dry mustard"
The Osceola times., 1873-10-04

1T is very unhealthy at Full
on.
The New York herald., 1873-04-27

JESSIE JESSIE, THE BALLET GiRi. JESSIE
Charley Moore Fast young man ....l
Charlotte saddlerock an Aspirant for Mr. John Hart
george or eSias Webb another Fast Young Man
Georgiana Caterpillar. an Ambitious Mr.. Ed Harrigan
Tom Aaiies, also Fast Young Man.
sasaparilla Corkscrew, Lady OF the Mr. Tony Hart
Toppinston Grasssreen, Young Mani
seraphina suaafpum, anxious to JOIN Mr. John Wild
william S Shutters, Young Man about town. ,MrJA
Diok Taylor, scenic Artist Mr. j. g. Crossin
Nigel Snyder a Spectator from Prussia.
wyman Elton, ProAigate Character. .Mr f. b. Gooiing
Mile cciestina, Otherwise Kate Magic i''S'on
Mile. Malvna, otherwise Sarah Smith ..... s-"''''
Mile. Joliejambe, otherwise Jenny Brown 's"e'
v... voo..,o,. u.,,.,o,.r.. Miss Kitty o'Nen
Joe, the call boy j. Bradley
5i% sGS Rose Esn s.ached Wsi s
herSs,t the ballet girl ;sicnaiy o. "s"'
etssp: stnsD:, sSs. a sssns1y s,
pa fs he ae pns p as
9m the Sonn rasep Urs TOR GoTn n, Slight Mis-
BACK Door ssf cI the S1T TheaIre The
tEGSs,s s rHa
SasiTy versus Incidence MyseI snyder Line
fsss Escape from
resent The Raet Girls visi. their Com Companion Going
% %oSrs N 'Ss sSs Way FUN FUN
.hHS;
Girls. A Bright Idea. on for the Theatre.
xsssmPss. and 'fsStf an Unpleasant ss:s
SCENE 6.sage OF the Theatre During Rehearsal
@ the gop1s anS fSe e: e:
rns rrnss n hs oS Dick h sn
Fears The strange Message, An Awful Discovery.
"They're Men" The New wolves in Sleeps Clothing"
stunning Sensation and Theatrcal Tablean.
venicnce Of Female Apparel Toothpcks Mygcl Snyder
and the Torn stamp Five Cents Discount on the War
SCENE s-Elton's House. Jessie, the Ballet Girl, a
Prisoner Only Hope of Escape. Desperation Of Elton
Jessie Fires the House. Alarm Desperate Attempt to
Murder Jessie pek Die % Taylor ain II Time DiccmaturG q
In" Grand and L1cig Iableau.
MONDAY MAY 8
Mr. TkANK kEKSs o'"''''"'
Mr FRANK kERNs
Mr. FRANK KERNs
Mr.. FRANK KERNs
Mr. FRANK RERNs
Mr.. FRANK KERNs will introduce his ELEPHANT
and relate his wonderful adventures with the ALL
REMEMBEnl MONDAY MAY g. 1873
MATINEE THE ENTIRE
WEDNESDAY EVENING
and PROGRAMME
SATURDAY. GIVEN
MATINEE AT
and MATIyREs
SATURDAY EVERY
MATINEE WEDNESDAY
"ADIMSDA' and sATsunGspAy.
SATURDAY. SATURDAY.
The New York herald., 1873-04-27

(tLOwN SUITS TIGHTS. TRUNKS, SHIRTS, HOSE,
~ all sizes colors plain and striped, In worsed and
'o0a inc'o sI1s SiS%p 3r xDXSs co.. s Brosdua
The New York herald., 1873-04-27

MR. JBROME HOPKINS
lV announces the Eighth Annual Spring tide Fest.
val OF the 'ORpHEON CHORAL s0CIErY's~ Fres
Schools for Monday evening. April - at the New York
signora BELLiNI MARIorrI, Prima Donna from south
American Opera Houses
Mr. LEIGH COLE, the eminent English Tenor. and
POWERFUL CHORUS or ADULTS GIRLS and CHOIR
BOYS. and ORCHESTRA from the PHILHARMONIC
The GRANDEsT SINGLE CONCERT Of The year, given
Sl5; TICKETS 5c, ti and secured 81 h0 at Ditssns
al, and wardwe's gT Broadway, and ai Ponds ~
Union
The New York herald., 1873-04-27
HERALD SUNDAY, APRIL 1S7s-QUINTUPLE

AMUsEMENTs.
Proprietor and Manager wHiTs5k hF LESTER wAIIAcK
Degs 10 announce the LAST FIVE NIGHTS and LAST
Mr.. Asaai soraERN
.-pAvlD daRRIcK,
DuNDRRARY MARRIhD AND SETTLED,
~s,ss Mr. Gs Mr. T.S In 1IsMRF '%
sssoSSE, y. LESShhp AR IoLhASPs Mr. EE6%iS,
Sns S'' roAs MRS join
a., ON SATURDAY EVENING, MAYs
afE5NTmHsF5 sE TTh Fsw M AN3 HASBsSMs By9sas
NJ oST9aFs w has1 is original cAsr.
SQUIRE 'sh Gn1cKLEs ~
e' sr a.mf' M GAsRCIE sS1TaEhM NJ MI Ho
ksTsssk aTR NJ sftGSAf sSaKSs NJ s,i
%Ss4% 4nf N sms %DvasGH EaStS
.utain rses al precisely. and carriages may be or
ITsIos SQUARE THEATRE
Proprietor. SHERIDAN SHOOK
Begins ats Saturday Matinee atl:N
Carriages may be ordered at II.
THIRD WEEK
and
OVERWHELMING SUCCESS
NEW YoRK's FAyoRlrE ACTRESS,
AGNES ETHEL,
rRoU.FRou.
EVERY EVENING and at the SATURDAY MATINEE,
until further notice. by special arrangement with Mr.
Ausustin Daily win be produced his brilliant adaptation
OfM'iiAae a ua'e'y', yssYd TsSdsTIs, geao Drama,
Miss AGNEs nTliEL THE
Ms; s,., .aiEy jiEtyyINikS NSsfAyfa, NAoSITIesESr
M Mi iEiff Sfff h$$tas$ SSas$Ss. u.!Hsar '$s
FDwARD LAMB NEW
y \ v, L4Sssss' fasaf, sf%sK. f%aK
ana W ouiGlEi
Seats secured one month in advance
RowERy THEATRE.
ID wM. b. fREIiGn Manager
Weekly, by barrett sylvester,
wrLpcAr NED
sensations and terre abcaux ever before 10
our patrons depicting IN aiiha manner the Wild life
o. the company with appropriate scenery and mount
actress. -
MEEkER.
The drama viii be preceded evening by the spen
oBIIGISG A FRIEND.
nprep"ra''0H Gf SEEp ETfsi Is srsmf spiscK entitled
Woops MusGyp soSSAy April. g ,sls pom. MURRAY.
Evening ats " Afternoon ats
FIRST TINE MATINEE
of the celebrated Irish the beautiful and gifted
poSiSTcR Spss'ap pSrRRAy JESSIE Sils'y aokToS,
in his great Drama oI In the sensation Drama
HOOD Money. FEMALE "'
with efficient cast. DETECTIVE.
oSo .,,r, n.rsadway, . opposite Metropolitan Hotel
~ TiiE TOWN TALK
THE BEST PERFORMANCE IN THB CITY.
oESfRa1 and KANSAS SCOUTS
CAPTAIN THOMAS PnELAY
} CAPTAIN yoiis hns T. MURPHY
TIlE GREATEST MaRksMEN il ruiz WORLD
The Grand Classical Buriesque extravaganza,
P-A-R-I-s
haRss ais ss f'D M ss2 sess5s
sp,cse. ksson klss osGnSRafShSs SRpfhhs specialize.
cEoRSs sSsIk ATsss pfEE Ee@os r, s2sS sc
sTsiis hfaSa IfFaiilaifs sff Tyas a9Ssssi SsasiSa
Doors n% % open att an curtain rises ats ~.
RRYANrs OPERA HOUSE TWENTY THIRD STREET.
between sf Sf h2o'h Theatre
sEYASs k sfssrkEs rRow rnow rsSW spp pdN sEy
BRYANTs MINsIRELs. Dr. Colton's Laughind Gas
BkYANIs MINsTkELs Moving First OF May.
BRYANTs MINsIRELs. Rice as the prima donna
BR1ANI's MINSTREIS. True love did smooth
BRYANTs MlNsTkEls. Characters nv Dan BRYANT
BkfANTS MINsTREIS. Neke Seymour. Dave Reed.
srso" Sc Matinee sssis sars'' En-
THE FOLLOWING ARE A FEW or THE DIS.
CHARLES n. FOSTER
EUROPE. AMERICA
Duke OF WELLINGTON. ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Duke DAUMALE, ANDREW JOHNSTON,
Lord LYrTON, JAY GOULD,
Lord STANLEY, TON SCOTT.
Lord PALMERsroN, CARLToNa
The New York herald., 1873-04-27

RANJO.-J ISSUED, B0GAN's banjo MAN
- ual, the most simple complete and only method %
,ne s,nu ever pnpi'shed enabling me pupil tns
notb note, but by any we'll known method Price ~
\. B,-Dano, song and Dance, Jig, Clog and Irish jig
Dsncing taught tor the stage by JOHN J. BoGAN, hp
East Houston street. Bowery
The New York herald., 1873-04-27

- from June IS; house contains city convenience;
lawn croquet ground stabling, &c 10 minutes walk
from depot, one hour from city. Apply at No West
Thirty second street
The New York herald., 1873-04-27

OLYMPIC THEATRE.
6a Broadway.
JAMES 3. HAYES. - .....::..MASAdEH
THE PUBLIC VOICE.
THE PUBLIC PRESS
ENDORSE IT.
THE PUBLIC's CATERER
In consequence announces that he will continus
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
EVERY EVENING ATS.
THE FIFTH EDITION
or
q. L. Foxs
HUMPTY DUMPrY,
THOROUGHLY REc0NsTRuoTED BY TIE AUTHOR
New Cast
New Burlcsque Opening,
New Scenery.
New Music
New Tricks and EGeosA
AN ENTIRELY NEW PANToMIME.
The following Specially Artists win appear assisting
CARNIVAL OF FUN.
THE WILSON BROTHERS.
GYMNASTs EXTRAORDINARY
WILLIAM and HARRY JEE,
CHAMPION HAT sPINNERs OF THE WORLD.
in their famous specially, entitled MUSICAL ROCKS.
AMERIoUs.
the wonderful INFANT vI0LINIsT.
PROFESSOR NELSON and SONS
First appearance of
the peerless
Mile MORIACCHI,
In her unrivalled
ADVERTISEMENTS lERPsIcoREAN.
Revival OF the great
COMIC SKATING ACT
new Historical Tabeau OF
MATINEEs
SATURDAY,
2OCLoCK.
The New York herald., 1873-04-27

from depot one hour from city. Apply at No. West
Thirty second street
TUE ELEGANT PRIVATE RESIDENCE AT RYE,
i Westchester county C25 miles from city on New
Haven road), formerly owned by BENJAMIN loder ESD,
has gas and bath is situated on high ground command
kng fine view of the Sound; 10 Of land in shade
and fruit trees; accommodations for coachmcn and
horses beach within easy distance; location hcathy
twelve minutes walk from station For further parcu
lars apply at No. East Thirty fourth street
THE FORMER COUNTRY SEAT OF HON. JAMES w
i Beekman will be open as private boarding house
by the lawn acrcs locality frst class Beck
mansion 3 East Fifieth street. entrance left OF the
carriage gate.
1.-TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS ON A FARM IN
i New jersey. about one hour from New York Can at
address 24i West Thirty eighth street
TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE AcCOMMo-
i dated with Board for the Summer at prlvate resi-
dence minutes walk from depot at Tenafy 4 -, pci
Northern Railroad 40 minutes from loot oi Channels
street; fine stable accommodations II required Auuies'
E., box 1859 Post office.
VITANTED-BY YOUNG GENTLEMAN, GoOD
w country Board, within hour OF " all streeI @
$50 month inclusive. References Address Aaoh' ooA
1IS Herald office. --
WANTED-BOARD FOR Go,m Gou,HmG ,anaing nam, tm terms
w three to ten miles above CatskH anuims eT,ns
reasonable Address with full particulars, " '" LonD'
No West Twenty-nnth street.
VxyANTED-BOARD WITH UNFURNISHED ROOMS,
wv for gentleman, wife, three infant chiuren ana
servant within hour OF CITY. Auuress giving price
and ful partic ulars, A. b., box l45 Herald office
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-15
TRUST SALE.

DY virtue OF n deed OF trust executed to ma
ID on the 25th of May, 1872, by Dan. U,
March and wife Emaline, registered in the
Registers Oilicc Of Madison county, Tenn, on
the 2jth day of August, 1873, in Book of Mort
cages No. !, pages 565, 8 and I, Horace W.
expose to pubic sale, to the highest bidder,
for cash at the court house door IN the city OF
Jackson, Tenn,
ON Saturday, November gath, 1873,
the following described tract of land lying
and being in Madison county Tenn, containing
one hundred and eighty mine acres, more Oh
less, and bounded as follows:
Beginning on the northwest corner OF 10
No 2 in the plat of Tom CLIPS farm; run;
thence west, passing j. X. inman's sOuth-wes
corner at SIX poles, In all 263 to stake witt
hickory pointers; thence south Isl poles 70 ;
stake and white oak pointer; thence east v ~
a road 264 poles 10 a stake on said road; thence
north 1872 poles TO the beginning, including II
said boundaries J II acres af land belonging u
h. r. Talley, and which has been surveyed OF
to him, leaving 1S9 acres to be sold.
Also the following described city lot IN tn
city Of Jackson, Tenn. being lot No 40 on tn
original plan Of said city, containing aDou
one-fourth of an acre. be the same more or less
and known as the late family residence OF JAS
ID Mcclellan, decd.
The right of redemption Is waived and tn
proceeds of said sale, afier paying the cost o
executing the trust, Will be applied first 70 IN
satisfaction OF the debt due the estate Of IhOs
gill, decd, second 10 the satisfaction OF TIT
debt Of John l.. IL Tomlln, and the balance.
| any. TO said Dan. o. March according to In
terms OF said deed.
The title to said property is good, but ! onl.
warrant the same as trustee and no further.
HORACE w. TOMLIN,
Nov s, ls7G-3w Trustee, &c.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-15

FREEDOM IN Henry
Watterson, writing home to his pa
per, the Louisville Courier-J our
nal, from London, aud comparing
citizenship in our own country
with that of Engrand says;
l declare that l would rather be,
what l am, an obscure ex-Coufede-
rate, out Of power and out of favor
at honorary, citizen of LouisI-
ana-than be we'll TO do citizen OF
London, living under the shadow
of Mr.. Burkc's coeyal towers aud
Of that constitution which IS so girt
and fenced in by Initiating statutes
as TO deny fair man fair chance
in his own country. II is the sheer
est CANNON TO talk about English
freedom. The only freedom they
have in England is begot by fear in
the upper classes. in the Cabinet, in
the parliament. Though more a.
greeably enslaved as the people of
Poland; euslayed TO prejudices, pre-.
dilictions and convictions, which
their masters have fastened into
laws The ball of revolution, sue
cessfully set agoing in Spain and
France, will presently come this
way; and then you may look for
Lord Macaulay's Australasian sit
ting among the ruins of St Pauls,
for of all the cities Of the world, as
Butcher first suggested, London is
the one city that seems to have
been meant by God and nature for
sack and pillage, fire and sword,
the civilized tomahawk and the
scientific torch.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-15

A BIG FooT.-Bruee-we will
call him-not long since kept
general store" in the northern
part of the State. A tall country
man stalked into his establishment
one day, with his feet eneased in
moccasins, and planting one of
them on a barrel, asked Bruce if
he could tit him with pair of
boots.
certainly said the latter, and
alter glancing at the foot proceed
ed to pull down a box labeled 'as-
sorted brogans, IL to 49, Select.
ing a pair of the former size he
handed it to the countryman with
the polite request:
TRY that on
The elevens wero tried, but to no
purpose; the combined pulling OF a
dozen horses Wouldn't get those
boots on his feet. Twelves were
next tried, but with no better sue
cess. With an air of assurance
Bruce handed him the thirteens,
but they shared the fate Of the 9th
crs. The countryman looked blank
Bruce puzzled; but he was equal
to the emergency. Quietly turn
ing the box over so as to empty its
contents on the floor, he smilingly
handed the empty case to the as
tonished customer, with the re-
quest:
Here, put on n pair of thin socks
and try on the box!
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-15
AUTUMN.
No spring or summers beauty hath such
gracD
As have seen in one auiumnal face.

0 spring or summers beauty hath such
gracB
5 have seen in one auiumnal face.
-DOwNE.
Can YOU tell me, Eyi0.
What doth make me love you sc.
+ il youth? Oh! that is gone;
l. II beauty that has flown.
Then, pri'thee, tell me, EYio,
Why it is love you 20!
SPRING. love her yiolets blue,
Aud Summer with her roses, too,
Flushing in the mornings dew.
But, Of all the seasons, four.
Autumn touches my hearts core.
With her garnered golden store.
Best, love her passive face,
Best, love her ripe embrace,
Glowing in her mellow grace.
Which no painter'sart can trace.
on her bosom let me lie.
In the south winds melody,
Meath October purple sky,
Where the gorgeous naples Ugh
spring and Summers lullaby,
And with Autumn live and dit!
Sow you know, dear Eyio,
What doth make me love you 20.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-15

LOST IN A TENNESSEE CAyE.-A
party Of our young folks, embrac-
ing ladies and gentlemen, spent
Tuesday investigating the beauties
and wonders to be found so album
dainty in Higgenbotham's cave, sit
uated somo seven miles from this
place. They went into the cave
about two and half miles, and the
visit would have gone off in the
best possible manner had it not
been for the fact that five OF the
party got lost in the mazes of the
subterraneau passages, and were
four or five hours lost TO their
friends, which created considerable
uneasiness. With the aid of Rev.
Charles Forrest, who lives near the
cave, the lost party was found du,
ring the night wandering in soil
tude and darkness several miles
from the mouth of the cave. Maj.
Il. ii Lewis, wife and sister, Mr.
Van Armstrong, and Miss Avery,
of Nashville, were the lost party.
The lost party reached town about
IL o'clock, aud several Of them are
of opinion that they will be salts
fed with going no deeper into the
earth than civilized rite Of burial
will place them.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-15
STATE Convention of County Superin-
tendents'

state Convention of County Superih-
tendents'
STATE SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE
Nashville, Oct. 30, 1873.-To County
Superintendents of Public Instruction
in Tennessee: For the better promo
ton of the public school interests OF
the State, / have deemed it important
that a State Convention of County gu
perintendents be held, and, inasmuch
as the executive officers of the State
Teachers Association have determined
to hold the next annual meeting OF
that body iii this city, on the 9th, 10Th
1ltfl and 18th OF December next, it has
been agreed, OF consultation, That the
Convention of superintendent be held
also in this city on the 11th and 18th,
being the second Thursday aud Friday
i'm December. The same railroad and
hotel rates will be extending to SUI
perintendents as to persons attending
the Association.
1 respectfully and earnestly invite
YOU to assemble in Convention, rs
above indicated, and would further
suggest that it is much desired by the
officers of the State Teachers Asso-
citation that you attend and partlci-
pate in this meeting, commencing the
9th. The two meetings are designed
to be cooperative and promotive OF
the same general purpose.
Very respectfully,
JNo. M. FLEMING,
State Superintendent.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-15

Rev. DIR. Munsey publishes Il card
in the Nashville Banner, in which
he denies, in very emphatic terms.
the reports going the rounds of the
papers, that he had become insane
and common drunkard. He fur
nishes cards from his pastor and
other prominent men of his neigh
borhood, alse denying the false ru,
NOR. We are truly glad that these
reports are untrue. DIR. Munsey
is great genius, and impressed his
hearers with the belief that he was
also Il great Christian. He says he
was induced to take stimulants by
his physician, for threated palsy.
but he will die before he will again
ever be the occasion for evil speak
ing.-Columbia Herald.