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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-20
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FSy E9aa SFer; sEuF.
1.-THE people Of Stanton AID Augusta will give
me some HOUSE PAINTING; to do, ,.nd thus Keep
me employed, wall faithfully execute it.
was conscr,pted he Sixteenth of January,
1853 and lest leg at the battle Of Chaneellors-
vile. on the 3rd of May. 1863. But ! am still
able to follow my business, and an willing TO
work, if can get it to do.
Respectfully.
GEORGE ALEXANDER.
mar 2o-tf. City papers cspy
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-20
mar 2o-'f. City papers cspy.

n fssaEsfsoR.-The partnership heretofore
~ existing between A W. Hartman and John
II. Parkins, as Railroad Contractors. has this
day, March 1ith. 1873. been dissolved by mutual
coasent, and The firm will hereafter be Turk Il
Parkins who assume the liabilities of Halman &
Parkins.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-20

attach but you ask them TO ala you lE say
ing yvnr wife aud children from exposure
AMI want, aud they will cooliy turn aside and
tell You they are not in That line of business.
!. Il is a rule Of humanity for every man 10
care for himself, and to do what he can law
fully for the benefit of those dependent upon
HIN. The bankrupt act is the law. There
is nothing IN ayailiug Of tito detract from
man social or moral standing. 1t is just as
honorable, just as moral, for a man who is
oppressed with debt, and unable to pay out,
,osgive up att he has, except home for his
family, to his creditors. and thus relieve
l,,self Ct the thraldotn Of debt,sas it is to
sell him out under decree OF court, FOR two
thirds OF the assessed value If his property.
This is the law Of Virsinia-thc other is the
law Of Congress. applicable to Virginia, and
we submit to fair men, ard honest men, aud
christian mon, whether the law of Congress
is not more honorable than the law Of Vir-
gina The nc takes the property, divides it
among creditors pro rata, at a fair price, and
relieves the debtor. The other takes the
property at a sacrifice, makes the debtor lose
the depreciation Of forced sale, and but the
one debt is. satisfied, and some times not that.
Here the debtor is left without home. his
debts hanging threatening over him, and his
creditors waiting to pouncc upon every dol
lar he earns, regardless Of the wants Of his
family La the other case, he would be en-
courased to work, to, use his unenbarrasSsed
accumulate someihing,and thus be
come creative ageut of wcaithio for the State,
for his family would be sheltered, and sfhc !.
paralysis Of deb. r-mos ed frog. his mind
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-20

4 TsRaIBLE ACCFBEN9 AT G;sEENeRlER
"A River twenty five maa run over anI none
hurt. all under the bridge dead drank.
The oil reliable Augustl Fish House of ". S.
Stutz, will commence receiving every day,
s III a -
Of the best quality. AL hougi other doors may
present attras.ions, will extend a. kind and cor
dial welcome go Az. have stood the storm
this winter under mrauy q ,Eculties TO supply M,
customers wants, which believe | have accom-
pishel. and if entrusted IN fsslare will guaran-
zee satisfaction. RESPECTFULLY
VS.. STUFF.
Fish sent to shsresiiences Of my customer.
when desired. free OF charge. mar 20 Il
yTlEGtSIA-1N VACATION tin The Clerks
Office of Hsghlasa county Gvar,. March
18th. 1879.
Andrew ke1roat
Against
George Rexroail
In ASSuHrsfT
The object of this suit isio recover Judgment,
against the d,teEaant for S515l with interest
thereon from the 25th ,ia: OF November. 1860
and to attach the estate and debts due 10 she de
| PENDANT, in the county Of Highland.
And it appearing from satisfactory evidence
that tisc acfenient is non eadent OF this State:
It. is ordered that he DO appear here within one
month AFTER due publication OF this order aud
DO what Is necessary 10 protect bis interest.
a eopy-Teste.
}. G. MATTHEW. Clerk.
Jones. ~ d
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-20
E'URNITURE! FURxlTURE.:

Purchasers Of furniture can save from 20 10 80
per cent. by buying from
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-08
@atfe1t : Gerbe[4

9ieie pesen t6rer angenebm tpir3is
rie9enben nn6 i6meGen6en 8lGtter
tpel6e an Suppeu, Salaten un6 Saucen
benubt tperben, in 0euti6lano Dtelfa6,
bier aber i~eltener angebaute Bflan5e, ge>
6ei6t in alien 8obenarten nno fam Su
je6er Sobres3ett geiGet tper6en. I'm
forttpGbren6 CARTE 8lGtter fir ben Giz
6engebrau6 5u baben, erneut man Die
9lusiaat ale IA Gage, i'm Sriibltng ar
elmer 8ens IN iholt6er 2age, i'm Sommer
6erbt in offener ~ionniger @egen6 bes
@artens. Ser Saamen blei6t 2 bis 3
Sabre feimfdbtg, bod 1T natiirli9 Ser
frti9eife INNER Der it9erte. Sn 9euti6z
lamb ma9t man bic lebte Qlusiaat i'm
Oftober unb tann bann bic 8ldtter bis
gum Sribltng benuben, mas bier 1t
in 1ebr gei6iibter Sage lnb In beborsu9>
ter Oertlt9tett Der SAL iein biirfte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-08
0ernfifmfeSA

Sn sc M tn9ton, Sn6. 1T etne
S6aar mitbenber Semperenanetz
Der. 9(m 1. Suit spgen fie, nit 8eilen
un6 Nerten bemaffnet, in beri6tebene
WtrtDs9Guier, f6lugen 6te Suffer baielbit
etn nuo lteBen bas iptrituOie gfaB auf
Bic GtraBe Iaufen. SIN gergIei9 nit
6ieIen Eemperen3tertnnen TT bas be6ofte
9emperen5pai6pei6 &eueD IN Chicago
gar nt6ts.
- 8etanntlt6 iouen Ste 8oo6<
buGI, tire S6peiter Tennte nn6 ibr
vWann" 8Iooo trob ibrer Sretipre6ung
nod etnn1al tpegen 8erbrettung obicOner
"S6rtften prpSefftrt tperben. Cine anoere
S6tpelter Der 8oobDua, Tran Bofer
tpurbe am Montag pegen angeblt6er
Trunfen6ettiperbaftet, aber pte0er e%ntlalz
len, neil fetn &ldger eri6ten. SDbalo
ite ~entlaiien tpar, iu6te ite INN etne Vor=
labung gegen 8looo un6 Die Wooobnu
mad, neil 6ie1e tire 8~erbaftung nerans
laBt bGtten. 9te 8ofer berlteB nt9t
eber BEN @eri6tsiaaI, ais bis tbr Die
9aftsbefeble betptaigt tpurben.
= 0te !3tpier Sta6t Go6oIin Bat
sIHd betroffen. Gin 80ieipt6t ii NJ
bete bic Sta0t glet35etttg an p
Srten an. SET benz an Die lem Gage
pitbertben or~canarttgen Sturm mmrbe
me6r ais 6te babe Staot IN etn DabreS
Se1ermeer ~bertpanbelt. Wett iber bunz
6ert 6Gu1er branrten grDBtentbetls bis
auf Ben @runD un6 8o0en, NIT MHem,
tpas oarinnen mar, alb. 9Gbet 1tn0 let0er
audi mebrere Weni6enIeben 3u beflagen.
Wtan bat E berfo6lte 2ei6en aus benz
S6utte ser 9tuinen ausgegraben. Ser
8ran0leger, Elm SauSbeftber in Bp0oltn,
entoedt, befan1te ietne S6ul6 uno tpnr0e
ami 7. Stunt benz @eri6te itbergeben. Gr
fou Bios DeB6alb ben 8rano gelegt 6a6el1,
neiG er bortges Sabr I'M 6erbft ebenfaus
abgebrannt unb nit Der ftG6tti6en See
b0roe tpegen Der ne1en Bault6feiten, Die
er an einem pDliSetipi0rigen Blabe Dors
ne6n1en noQte, in Sonftct gerat6en tDar.
Mus GaDe nabm er it6 nun Dor, Die
galt3e Sta0t III M16e S1 leger, nmO fiibrte
ietn 19reGlt6e3 8orDaben audi tDirflt0
aus.
= Sim Morgen bes II. Stunt 6errf6te
in 6em ionit 10 ruDtgen Barrier gter7
tel ct. 9ermatn cine ungemoDnli0e NuT1
regung. Cine W2 orotbat unb 3Dei
Selb It NJ orbe fanben Statt. lin l03
ubr iGIug eth Bidder = er bat ieinen 2as
ben al Der @de Der Gue Sc 8eanne uno
ber 3tue Sc 2tle - feline Srau nit etnem
Bell Iber ben &opf un6 %pertpu1t6ete tie
t0otlt6; um 9 llbr erbdngte if6 Elm BG1
pterbGnbler, gtamen5 GouItn, in Der Gle
Be Sac, II. UNI IL l1br er19oB it6 Elm uns
teroft3ier bes in Der @aierne oeS Quat
6'Oriap ltegenben 9. SGgers8egimentS
gu 9fer6e. 2ebterer itan0 uuf benz
Bunfte, Inter teutenant 3u nerDen
berbinberte aber ietneGrnennun9 oaourd,
oaB er it6 betranf nnO ftp 10 cine StrGTe
5u3og. Nus @er5peilun8 barber jagte
CT ii9 cine &ugel bur6 ben GOpf.
- 9ie ungarii9e 3igennerz
GapeIIe. Bic in g # mebrere Wedle
Dor BEN Briu5en BON IS aleS ge1
fpielt bate, lit na6 9on6on berlfen
tporoen uu0 cpncerttrte i'm @ornart6s
garf Bel Nscot por Benz 4rtn5en uno Der
8rtl1seIftn BON BaleS, Dem !6er5og con
@0iuburg6, Sem 0er5og BON Cambridge
uno einem %biitinguirten Greiie. Die 2etz
itungen Ser Gapele ga6en ben 6err1daf5
ten InlaB 3ur grDBten 8efriebigun8, uro
ptele Der StiIGe puroen 6nf 8erlaugen
pte0erbolt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-08
S1bmer fir Die 0lmsFeHmma.

Stets gut sebaltene 6i6ner be6iirfen
etgentlt6 fetner beIonberen 6errt6tunq,
UNI 1t6 a1f elmer Nus5teuung prGientiz
rem 81 f0nnen; bod lit BET 9etpt11en 9tQ>
cen &tn3elnes Der 8eriidft6ttgung iebr
pertb.
90 6te f6tpar3en Spanter, tpel6e
1ebr getDtnnen, tpen11 man ibnen 6te barr
arttgen Seoer6en, bic it6 flalmartig
bonn WetBen oes @eft6tS an bis bt6t
CUR Sa1ts oeS &ammes, ausrupft, tuo>
6ur6 Die BET 8reisbG6ner 10 1e6r GEE
i6dbten Dpben un6 retnpetBen Sebern
anBeroroentlt6 berbortreien; au6 1T es
spedmdB Big, bieielben p06entli6 IL
Wtal nit ettDas btGer Setfe nno lauem
WaIier gu tpai6en, tpte 6ieIelben otter
III retnem Deri0lagenenBaf1e 3u ba6en.
Von ben Setnen lit felbitDeritGnOlt9
aller S6mub 1org1am gu entfernen.
Die Ounflen mie Sic beuen 8rabmas
fino gang Defenders iau6er sn balten
nno namentlt6 AUDI 6eren SiiBe uno
Betne gut 81 tpa16cn, oa Dterauf BET ben
Musteuungen iebr ge1eben 81 tper6en
pflegt. 0asielbe gilt o BEN GreDez
occurs.
g8te ge1agt, bte bette Qerrt9tung lit
sic, OaB bic Sabner itets auf5 8eite gez
bdlten merben. Se6r StpedmGBig lit
Wtantgfalti8fett bes Suffers, pe5balb
man 0em @efliigel abpe6ielnb bon ieber
Qrt @tpas gu ret6en bat. Cine beitimmte
Wtenge ldBt it9 nt0t nobl angeben;
man tperfe ibnen genus Dor, aber ME s1
btel ouf etnmal, hanttt ioldeS nt6t alf
Der @rbe liegen bleibt II. &atten, WGule
unO ionitiges ungesiefer anlOdt. 9ie
&no6eni tiide 3erfleinere man bis our
0r0Be geipaltener Grbien uno gebe fir
le6es 0ubn 5tpeimal p09entli9 einen
I1ee[nffel mil
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-08
Wppmin9+
2aramt e gitD, 80. Stunt.

q Y ! NJ VT oO| 0UIT*
Mebrere 8anben Ser l1te7Snoianer la
gerten felt IGngerer 3eit BET 9taplin's
Springs, 40 Metlen tpeftlt6 BON bier an
Ser linton 8actftc 8abn. 9a man bieie
Sn6ianer inn 8erba9t bate, UNI Die fiir5>
lid in iener @egenb periibten Sptbbibez
reien gu tptilen, 9tng cine Bartte 8iirger
aus &atpltn's Springs in baS 2ager Der
etnen Der 8an6en, mo es 81 einem Streite
fam, in tpel6em bic WeiBen 5p0lf Snz
bianer tObteten un0 ie6S5ebn Pontes,
btele 0e6en, SGttel nno anbere Gegen>
ftGnbe raubten. Die Srbtaner itnb 0arz
iiber GuBerft erbtttert un6 befIr6tet man,
baB bieielben bluti9e Ga6e nebmen tperz
RON
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-08
SOS &bfaIen scr St1f1ea& TITO
StitG)te+

9os Nbfalen ser 8litben bon 6en
0%bftbdumen it gepobnIid bic Tol@e
mangelbafter 8efrn@tnng. Mirb Oieie
BON f~tarfen &e9enguiien DeretteIt, 10 lit
bagegen freili6 ni9ts 3l tbun, b00itens
fam man Spalierbdume bur6 Wtatten
nnb Deden i6uBen. SIT gu groBe GrOs
den1eit unb @inb1tiae Die uria6e, 10
.Asapiiehlt fi9 ouabenoli6es 8elpriben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-08
@ransdme:me oee g0efuberee4


Sn 0euti6lan6 16etnt in relterer 3ett
Bic @runbiingung aud 6etm Q8einbau
thinner mebr in ~2(ufnabme 81 fommen.
2uptren unb llnterbringen griner 8tez
fter3tpeige man 16on lange in @ebrau9;
bte neueite Wtetbo6e beite6t bariu, baB
man unmtttel6ar nod Dem eriten 8e1
baden spti6en BEN 9tetben 8temlt6 nobe
an chamber bic fletne Saubp6ne legt,
nel6e, obne ttef GIT tpur5eln, alio obne
baB fte BEN ttefen 8ur3eln 6es @ein1
ftodes Bic gtabrung entStebt, itppig
treibt, ft6 ni6t an bic Geben anlebnt,
cine Wfaife fetter ln6 Iafttger Stenget
unb 8lGtter trei6t un6 gera6e bis gum
3"tpetten 9aGen Der @etnberge t6re gr0Bte
Qlusbilbung erlangt bat. 8etm 5~tDetten
6aden tperben Die P~flan8en m%ttunterge-
baft.
Sebenfaus 6frfte bur6 GtnfiDruns
unb l%npenbnng 6teier @rInOitngung
bas 0iin9en nit antmalti6 7begetabtLis
i6em Dung BEN Sabren mad ipetter aus
chamber geriGt o6er in Ser GuantitGt
bei6rdnft iperben. Der 8eriu6 bte1er
9trt @riinbingung lift unbeptn9t empfebz
lenspertb pte aud bas friiber err
pGbnte Gtnba6en y Der abgei6ntttenen
9ebentiide, @aS3en &C., UNI lol9e benz
W2utterbpben 5uriiG3uerItatten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-08
Mfrtf@.
Gimter=Snoiem

@a1cutta l. Suit.
Die Gbineien bdben Mometta, Die
6auptita6t bes 8irmanii6en Get6es nit
Sturm genommen. 8tele Ser 8ertbet>
bigger uno Gtntpobner tpuroen ntebersez
meRelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-08
WeD0Sa~
San Sranctscp, 80. Sui

= q n Sr1nct5co, 80. Stunt.
Cine Oepei6e aus 8trginta Gttb.
NeO., fagt: SIN Der b~er9angerleu Na6t
erploDirte cine 9roBe gulpermaiie, tpel6e
in &oot's @ebGu0e glet6 binter Der Banf
bon Californian aufbetpabrt tpur6e, nit
folder @epalt, oaB betbe @ebGu6e gGn3z
lt6 aertrImmert un0 5ebn ober 5tpDlf
Berionen get0btet tuur0en. @tnige Der
@et0oteten 1in0 Ser Sen, BON 8pffelen,
@6as. &nor, @tutam Some unO 8eniaz
min Wtanoel.
MarDIanS.
Baltimore, 2 Stunt.
0abtb 8ladlof un6 6eI1en S6pefter,
betbe in Der gtG6e Ser Staot tpo6nDaft,
tpurben beute Wtorgen IN etnem ur6
6em1elben 3tmmer to6t gefun6en, Der
Gritere bergtftet nn6 Bic QeBtere am
Bettpfoften erbGngt.
&anfas+
Parfons, 2. Suit.
Neoibo Gount1 tpur6e geItern Qlben6
BON etnem i6reGli6en Srfan beimge>
1u6t: Gtne Nn5abl 9Gu1er purben ul1z
9etpebt unb 6eren 8etpDbner tbetls getD6z
tet, tbetls f6tper DerleBt. 9ret &tnber
elmer Sran @tbbens bIieben 1ofort toot,
tpdbrenO lie ieLbit erbebli6 bei6dbist
tonroe. 9as 9aus zines 6rn. Sone5
tDuroe tnntstg S6ritte tpeit bon 1einem
glaB gerudt. BUR felbeu 53eit fiel ser
Jegen IN StrDmen nn6 Der 6immel 16ien
Elm Jeuermeer 5u ietn.
@rfanSaS.
Sittle 81 d, 2. Suit.
Ger erfe So6esfan I'M SEnIoe INN Gbo-
Iera Morbus in 6teier Staot murbe
6emte bert9tet.
SennefSee.
RaibDiIle, 2, Suit.
Se6s GGue Der G6olera MprbuS na6z
men beute eiren t66tlt3en Ausgans.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-08

Ser 8Gume, nobel mar BEN @%aiiertrabI
10 leitet, boB 6erieIbe in Gropfen BON
oben auF bie 8dame nie6erfGlt, 8ea
fonntli0 berbin6ert man auf bieIelbe
g8eiie aud bas ionit bduftg D~orfommenoe
Nbfaleu Der Glutbeu unb Trii0te in
Ben metiten TGuen SoG9e 3u GROCER Sro7
denbett. Sat man es in ietner Wfa6t,
our9 8egieBen SIT 0iilfe gu fommens 10
bart oteies nt6t ettpa ein5tg an Dem
Stamme Ser 8Gume altsgefii6rt ner0en,
%ionbern nan muB namentlt3 ben unl@
fang NIT 8aier trGnfen, in pel9em Die
Wur3eln %berlaufen. Die bette WeetDooe,
btes ausaufi6ren, 1T bas GtnitoBen 5abl1
ret9er ttefer 2D9er mtttet8 elmer eilers
men Stange un0 SiGlen berielben nit
Waiier, %tpor11f 6te Sober pie6er mil
grbe 5u I9lieBen ftn6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-08
GcmttaGanterifo.

y NJ a, q. Sit1t.
Der befannte 9ampfer v0ir9tnius"
ltegt I'M !6afen bon @ipinpaG. Qm q.
oS. fubr in benielben9afen ein ipant1des
&rtegsibiff, tpeldem balo barauf Ser
antertfGnii6e 0ompfer v&an1as" folete.
Was bte .Otiliton 6eS ipantide ZEN S6i}fes
lit, fpnnte nidt nit 8etimmt6eit ernit=
telt iperben, bod ptrb man ii6 erinnern.
baB Dor nnsefabr eirem Sabre Ser lebtere
9ampfer ben v&tr9intuS" Dor SEN @aaos
men Der ipanii6en 8regatten aus oem
9afeu gelettete.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-08

Bate, baB auf 6em &iden oefieLbeu 6as
robe SleiI6 often gelegt lit. Ser linz
menl6 muBte, ba ct Die ibm auferlegte
0elObuBe I'M 8etrage bon nun $50 ni6t
5aDlen %fonnte, ms @efGngntB 5uriifmans
bern. Sn Ser 3tpii6en3eit foaen neue
Nn%itrengungen gema6t Derben, I'm tim
heuer6in9S unb bteslmal nit beiieremGrs
fol9e unter Sic Qnflage bes Mor0es gu
itellen, ba es fetnem 3petfel unterltegt,
oaB er Sen Sob ietner Srau berbetgez
frilDt bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-08
&4tss ser &mmeesbamptEast.
So |. Su[i.

8rGitbent Grant bat cine 8roflamaz
ton erlaiien, bes SnDalts, baB er anti
LID be11aGri6tigt wprben, baB 6aS BRITT
i0e nno 6as canattl6e 8arlament bic
sur Snfraft1eBung berienigen 8aragraz
pben oes 8aibtngtoner Gertra9S, pelde
Ote @egelun9 Der spti6en Canada unb
BEN Ser. Staaten i6nebenben Sil6srei>
frage betreffen, ~n0tDtgen MaBnabmen
9etroffeu babe, uno baB Ste froglt6en
8~aragrapben Oemaufolge in &raft getree
ten leien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-08

9nbuque, 80. SUM.
Gtnen gefdbrlt6erS 6er3, Der etnem Ger
8etbeiliyten Elm OBJ f%oftete, Deribten
seitern 8orlntttag 3tpei 8~etrunfeIe nit
Namten SameS Wtc0snougb nnh Sonas
Cadet. Sadett pettete NIT Otc9o7
noug6 in 5erb's Sleii6laben, 6aB er es
ni6t magen tper6e, ieinen &opf auf ben
8lod gu iegen llno i'm (Safett) Sen &opf
abbauen su laiien. Mc0onpugb gtng IN
1einem S6nappSbuiel 0te Wette etn nno
legte 1etnen &opf auf BEN 8lOG, tpdbrerlo
Cadet nit eiuem ie1arfen 6anobetl losi
i9lug unb Otc9onougb Elm ODr abbieb,
6enielbcn audi auberoem nod idtper Der=
punoen6. Die 8etben tpuroen berbattet,
Tim ftd tpegen ibrer geFGbrlt6en Soubet7
ten 31 peranttDorten.
Oubuqne, 2. Suit.
Sranf MerT5eue, Ser 8agenma6er in
Ge6ar &apibs, ipel6er Dor ettpa feds
8o6en ais ser Grmorbung ietner Trau
per6d6tig Derbaftet tpurbe, tpegen a
qelnber 8etpetie aber mteber in Sretbeit
9efebt tperben muBte, 1T iebt neleroings
9efdngli9 e~in9e3ogen poroen, na6oem
er Ieinen SebnidDrtgen Sobn ldn9ere
3ett berart nit Der 8eiti9e %mtBDanoelt
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21
! Birds-Eye View Of Mormon
History.

The Mormon religion was founded BY
Joseph Smith, Vermont Yankee. who.
at the age Of ~ years. removed with bis
parents 10 Palmyra, Wayne county. New
York. The reputation Of the Smiths in
Palmyra was bad. They were intcmper.
ate, rniruthful. aud occupied thems.lvc.
chiefly in digging for hidden treasures.
aud IN like visionary pursuits. Thoy
were commonly suspected Of sheep steal
lng. aud other offences. These state
mcu's have never been conirndicted by
the Mormons themselves. According to
his own account, at the age Of Is years.
Joe Smith began 10 have visions. On
the nigh, Of September 2lst 1923. an an.
gel appeared TO him three times. giving
him instruction tha, in particular place
in the earth. Ga hill in Manchester. On,a.
rio county, New York he would lind
sacrcd record. afterwards known as the
Book Ct Mormon" The book itself
was u historical romance written by one
Solomon Spaljing. aud was placed in
printing Office in Pittsburg for publication
sidney Rigdon, afterwards confederate
Of Smith, was connected with this Office.
and the widow Of Spalling. (who soon
afterwards died) says Rigdon copied the
manuscript. This was the new GOSPEL of
Mormonsm. Their first temple was built
in Ohio Then they moved to Missouri
and thence to Illinois. where Smith wa.
killed IN a riot Brigham Young sue.
cecdcl Smith as the head Of the church.
aud moved with his flock to Sal, Lake
Valley ia lN47 Young is native Of
Vermont where he was born June ls,.
ls0l Lgaeiburg Ntrs
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21
Effects Of the Grant Parish Fight.
A Louistnnina's Account Of the Cause and
Consequences OF the Massacre.
N. v.R. In Cincinnati cammerelal.l

W ' ID IN Nihciunah tqmuercial.i
| met here a young man who hnd been
down to Grant parish since the fight.
asked him about the condition Of things /"
Everything is mighty quiet" he said
"fou wouldn't think there had been
fight"
"lIavo any Of the negroes run away =
mo, sir. think not. wi,hou, It's one
or two who helped stir up the fuss aud
then snenked out Of it F."
Have any Of the whites fed 2"
mo, sir, they haven't done anything
to run for !"
"llow arc the negroes behaving =
First rate. The old citizens say that
they never knew them to act better than
since they were taught the consequence Of
kicking up row and raising HI. A
Niger in tha, parish puts his hat under
his arm now when lie talks to u white
man. They nrc Just the most respectful
things you ever saw Bu, before the 6ght.
oh, Lord, there was no living with them
iha, is what the people down there say.
They went bowling through the country
cursipr white men aud saying lhcY were
going 10 take the country and run il them.
selves They sacked several houses about
toIiaN, They said they were going 10
kill til" white men and take their wives
aud raise a better breed Of people That
i the report which came here before the
dsh, and caused 50 many 10 turn out aud
- down there 10 help the whites Ii wa.
hot Grant parish men entirely that dii
the work. Men were there from nil the
parishes around. In Ibis cuun,r, the whit,
people arr going 10 stand mp Air one anoih.
cr, and there's na u-c iu talking When.
ever a mNh % uis,er. get cutting mp as
they did m Grant they have ct the 20
lly t, fshi ~ quit"
There are soldiers there now, are there
uot
ayes .ir 'emnary believe lan't
kn"w Vhd t' arr ,'tre ir; tIcfe j.
u.'lls- ~ ii m 2, 4,
H." many whites were Killed. 100 he
fight
rao 0s-a li'll l,al aac Ia. diel
.u ~l ,lsf !. aa ,Ay 'A4; thcy ,aial
"li many negroes wgra hia,l>'
s.eia 81 ai.hfg
As n4Htss Z, rii"sr 5at 4. JtHl r
tian ! adst.
oh W. #fe snt /. uiij aiwass
ae th.t wff il tsh. t.taesu white men
ed n'-E ita niszafs cont G.bi
Fn0rc L.es f#n three tets bs.wr,u tie
0h., as# ii aa- ID 'ba sHft sins f5e
aar. ni Ha .fJ 81 Ill. l.au t.a
e u.'ni n'-set. llI.n4 = ii. ohHm5n
oag rol. !aat want Is bafi them q
sn4~s, bat taef mustn't rs u run eezf
~, nr whenever M.y u tAeylI catch
We af#a' curM.es u tuym. Ii
tlsy must behave aHi ulf II, d r.u 4gef
u Fouls NJ Nor,l tl4k we hue
the uieerf, i un ,geh thing We Ilss
fh.m when thy behave. an! will j,
aeap more fr fb1m t.u tae lAukre>
1t them yeie iharull Radical ticket. |
Iant clrs, tnt tlay mus III try 10 cram
lheir politics aawu ihraat- With guns
From Wit can l,arn u the relations
u The twa rases in the Rel Eaer c.urrf
| d. u.t l.Iiesc thcrc wi be ouy mere
fighting fba white. seem 10 dopl,re tie
fatiaX masslere tut insist that il nas
lastitilh!e. that somyrlia. ii thr sart haI
Il b. done IL preserve p.aHa lh' argu.
meut will not hold wat,r. for the African,
are not @atiisa race. and d. not need 10
be KILLED 70 L. taught;
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21
4 Beau Transf1ed.

The following rare bit. BY Max Adler.
is from the Saturday Ereminq Pot:
We shall never forget that evening %
spent st Magruders years ago. We sd-
'nired Miss Magruder, aud We vent
ar und to see her. II was Sumner time,
and noonlighi. and we sat upon the piss.
"a. Tho carpenter had been there tist
day gpeing up The rustic chairs on the
porch. so wc took u seat on the ss~p in
from, Of Miss Magruder. where We could
gaze into her eyes aud drink IN hcs
smiles
1t seems probable that the carpenter
must have upset his glue pot on the spcs
where we set. for, after enjoying Mise
Magrudsr's remarks for couple Of hours.
and drinking several Of her smiles. W
tried TO rise for the purpose Of going
home, but found We we're immovnLly 6x.d
to the step. Then Mrs Magruder said.
" Don't be in hurry" aud we told her
we believed Sc wouldn't. Tie conrersa.
tl"n had sadder tone after that. and 10
sa, there thinking whether |, would be
better to ask Miss Magruder to withdrsv
while we di.robcd and wen, home In high.
land costume, or whether We should urge
her to warm up the poker; or whether
we should give one terrific wrench. and
then ramble down the yard backward.
About midnight Miss Magrugcr yawued,
and said she believed she would 90 10 bed,
Then We suddenly n,ked her IL shs
thought her father would have any objcc.
'ipn to lending US bis front steps = fcv
days. because We wanted to take then
home for a pattern. We think Miss Ma.
gruder must have entertained somc doubts
II our sanity. fr she rushed in. called
her father. and screamed Mogrudcr
came down with a double barrellcd gun.
Then We Explained the situation n a whis.
per. and he procured saw aud cut of the
piece Of step to which We we're attached,
Fh"n We wen, home wearing the patch,
and before clock crushed nut our Young
love for Miss Magruder We never called
again and she threw herself away on
dry.gpuIs man There il a melancholy
satisfaction in recalling these memories Of
youth. aud rejecting upon the influence
of glue upon the emotions Of the human
heart,