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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-14
Liza Jane Going 10 .Soufring.

A. ID. Creighton Esq, who was elected
Justice of the Peace at the recent election,
is preparing to open a handsome office on
Rue Deaderick, and in the course ola week
or two will he dispensing Justice for the
benefit of all concerned. Good 10y Liza
.Ianen
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MEifP HIS.
Railroad FiendS at Work.

A Bar Of Iron Tied Across the Track In
Front Of a Crowded Train-Miracu-
IOus Escape.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 13.-The accommodation
train from Brownsville for this city was
thrown from the track near that place yes
ierday morning, by bar Of iron tied on the
rack, and the engine and one car wrecked.
Only one passenger, Mrs. Agnes McKenna,
Of Batesyille, was seriously injured, she
having her collar bone broken and n cut in
the forehead. 4 car loaded with laborers
from Chicago was demolished, but, save
slight bruises and cuts. none were injured.
The engineer discovered The obstruction in
time to apply the air breaks and check the
speed of the train; else in all probability
rnany would have been killed or wounded.
Two Deaths YeSferday-NO New Cases
Reported.
MEMPHIS, Nov. t2.-There were two
deaths from yellow fever to-day-Richard
Vaughan and ID. n. Porter, both of whom
died from relapse. Up to 9 tonight the
HowardS had no case reported for to-day.
The air continues cold and braCing, and
the most timid have now left their hiding
places and walk the streets boldly. Coun-
try people are tocl1ngtO the city in crowds,
and the Exposition fakes tie place OF yell
low jack in general converse, ion.
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Two Deaths YeSferday-NO New Case
RenOrted.
mYeIIow Fever at Bainbrldge. Ga.

BAINBRmGE, GA, Nov. 13.-Yellow
fever has broken out again at cambridge,
six new cases reported to-day; also the
death Of Mr.. Lewis, the Mayor of the city.
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Mite Sociefr NIeefinn.

The Tupip Street, Edgefeld, Mite Society
will meet this evening, at Z O'clock, at the
residence Of Walker w. Winstead, Russell
street, between Hickory and Oak.
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The Ebb of the Tide.
The .IingIing BELLS.

QUEBEC, Nov. 13.-A snow storm pre-
vailed here all yesterday and last night.
Drifts two or three feet deep and sleighing
excellent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-14
THE VIRGINlUS.

The Story of Her Chase and
Capture.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-14
The wawasset Disaster.

District Attorney Fisher in his report as
to the burning of the steamer Wawasset last
summer, says there is not sufficient evidence
of misconduct or inattentiOn to duty to
convict any officer or empioye of the crime
of manslaughter and he will not insti-
tute in any criminal proceedings. As it is
clear from evidence that the captain, mate
and engineers violated the law by not being
licensed, he will, unless instructed other
wise, bring suits to recover the amount Of
penaltv-a forfeiture of 500 in each ease.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

GOLD advanced slightly in New
York yesterday, and closed firm at los,
after touching l0S4.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-14

CoTToN was IN fair demand in New
York yesterday at slight advance
over former quotations Middling at
I45c. .
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WARRINGTON.
The Virginius Case Under Dis
cuSsiOn.
Views of Secretary Fish.
Wall street spasm.

A Wall street Spasm.
New YoKK, Nov. l3.-There was a de-
cline in Pacific mail this evening, caused
by fear of priyateers in case of war with
Spain.
No News at Washington
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-There is no of
fetal news to-day from Cuba concerning
the recent executions. There was large
number of visitors at the Executive Man
sion to-day. Among those who had inter
views with the President were Senator
Morton and Gov. WashbuIn, of Wisconsin.
A Contraction of S6O,7OO.
The outstanding legal tenders are 1862
0S1 6I1 ...a- .-~.+-- ~
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Chance for Buncombe.

Arrangements are in progress for the
holding of public meeting in this city to
give expression to the popular sentiment in
regard to late events in Cuba.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-14

Great enthusiasm prevailed. When the
subscription list was opened, several hun
bred dollars were promptly subscribed,
and watches and chains were presented by
those who thought their cash subscriptions
not large enough. One Cuban presented
his horse and carriage.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-14

TENNESSEE BONDS remain nominal
in New York at 81 for both issues.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-06

THE CHOLERA ADRoAD-Despite the
lateness Of the season, the presence OF
cholera in the chief capitals Of Continental
Europe-in Vienna, Berlin, and Paris, and
in the chief cities Of Austria, Germany
aud Francois causing great anxiety.
Fears ofextensive ravages are freely ex-
pressed. 1t must be remembered thai
cholera, although chiefly favored by warn
weather, does not invariably retreat be-
fore the frost, as does yellow fever
St. Petersburg has had it's population de
cimated by cholera In mid.winter. twill
be seen, then that the anxiety expressed
In Europe is not untounded. Vienna was
the starting place Of the cholera this year
and It's seeds were scattered through
Europe by the returning tides Of exposi-
ton tourists. A strict quarantine at tht
ports Of the United States Is necessary tc
insure the safety Of the country.
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suRaRoN wGsTKD.-A mum Der Of Co
temporaries have copied from our col
umna the item about the little bank sci
up by the Martinsburg rat, but not one
has stated the assets correctly. They all
print 1t $50 cents" on the dollar in
stead Of 80 scents. We supposed anybody
who ever shifted the odor Of rats nest
could understand such pun as that; but
then there are 80 many people who never
can get q Joke through their skulls with
out surgical operation. Not being in
the surgery business, we shall be com.
PEELED to give up the joke business. Such
want Of appreciation is p siniul.
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DAVID CoPPERFIKLD's Dora had a
world Of trouble, Il will be remembered,
in her housekeeping account, and when
found in tears one day by her husband,
she gave as an excuse that "the figures
wouldn't add up" That seems to be the
difficulty with the figures Of that wonder.
full statistican, Alexander Delmar, who
recently made the alarming statement
that the world is producing too much
grain: Late intelligence from Europe is
to the effect that the wheat deficiency
there this year will be 2O0,0OO,OOo bush.
els, or nearly as much as the whole crop
Of the United States. Try again, Aleck.
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Posr OFFICES AS SAVINGS BANKs.-A
proposition suggested heretofore to make
all the important post offices in the Uni
States savings banks will be revived in
Congress this winter. This proposal has
always met with great opposition; but III
friends think the thousands OF deposition
In savings banks who have been so greatly
frightened by the troubles now passing
will join in the demand upon the govern
ment to provide absolute security against
loss for its citizens, who with difficulty
save only small surplus OF earnings
which must be safely deposited, and easily
procurable whenever necessary.-WdSh
Cor. ~ Y. Times.
The Pittsburgh Post Office, for exam
pie, under tho management Of Postmaster
STEWART, would have been a capital So
wings bank.
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.pUBL1c SALE oPREAL ESTATE

Twill. at the late residence Of william wylIe,
decd, near Kim, Grove: IN Ohio County. Wesi
commencing at 10 o'clock a. H., sell at public
auction the following real estate, to-wit: Sixty.
three acres Of, good farm land, lying near tho
National road, adjoining the lands OF ]. Il, Good
and others Said land lies well, and has on Il
ssomiertable house and necessary outbaildings-
Z, In ChurehflTs second addition to the city Of
Wheeling, fronting 9SH feet on the weet ride OF
Fulton street, and running back 100 feet. with
the frame houee thereon. now occupied by j.
Pettieordr Title, warranted clear; Terms Of
N tepa7.dAw -. I'm .Jl'l Elm Grove, W. Va.
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We have received a copy CT pape,
published at Caldwell, Ohio, entitled
"7M Earth" 1t Is not as big as the
other earth, but about as heavy. The
enormous specific gravity Is explained in
part by the appearance Of a poetical etlu-
sion over the name Of Private DAIzsLI
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The Vengeance of a Great Go'efn'
ment.

Hull"
The barbsrous tragedy Of hanging the
Modoc prisoners Is over, and the telegraph
This morning furnishes the CHASTITY details
Of the spectacle. 1t does not strike US as
one that reflects much glory on this great
Government. These ignorant savages
committed murder, to be sure, but treach'
cry and murder are essential parts OF saw
age warfare; and II all Indians who mur-
der white people were to DO hung 'here
would be nearly as much employment ior
the gallows as II we should hang oil the
white men who murder Indians. The
only law Of Indian warfare is to
xiii an enemy, and the difference
between killing him in open fight, by
treacherous stratagem or by stealthy as
sassination, is difference not very clear
ly defined in the savage mind. The Mo
doc murderers OF the Peace Commission
ers had sort Of justification for their
treachery in a similar act Of treachery
visited on their fathers by United States
officers many years ago. Nobody was
hanged then. and 1t is doubtful II I'M.
der such circumstance the moral lesson
Of Fridays barbarism was appreciated
by the Eve hundred poor, miserable saw
ages who witnessed Il, or whether 1t
will be appreciated by the enlightened
people in Europe and America who read
about It. Then again, the United States
has been In the habit Of treating with the
Aborigines within its jurisdiction as indie
pendent nations and not as citizens. 81
long as this farce is kept up, we ought II
consistency to deal with them as all civil
lied nations deal with enemies captured
In war; and they do not hang enemies
so captured. We have frequently ex-
pressed some skepticism as to the remedia
virtues Of the gsllows when applied II
ordinary course, under civil law, to th'
civilized citizen; and confess that We car
see nothing now to admire in the cours'
pursued by the Government toward thes
captive savages.
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TIE Moundsville National is to be re-
moved to Benwood and thename changed
to Marshall County Republican. When
Bro. PATRICK trains his gun on them, the
Bellaiie papers would do well 10 look q
little out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-06

JOURNALISTIC ingenuity has been al
most exhausted in finding original head
ings Tor reports OF the financial crisis.
The Charleston Netns, in late issue. r,ses
the line "The Currency Famine
which Is neat and expressive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-06

WrANTED-oNE OR TWO IN
w TELLIGENT, Active Business Ladies',
TO introduce TO the citizens Of Wheeling and
vicinity our "Ghllery Of Poets OF Europe and
America. containing 100 elegant Steel Plates,
the English language-onc OF the most sumptu.
ously Illustrated and printed volumes ever issued
"a perfect gem Of art and beauty. IL sells al
sioht. Addre.s for particulars,
j. r. FOSTER q CO.,
ocl-eods Pittsburgh, Pa.
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For Sale.

TRUSTEEs sALE.-BY VIRTUE
i OF q Deed OF Trust mlde on the 30th day o.
January, 1873, by Robert 8. Williams and Wifi
| to thu undersigned trustee, which deed 10 o.
record in the Clerks otiice Of the County Cour1
folio 2l7, I will offer ut public sale at Room No
4, 'washington Hall'' Building, on. Monday
October IS. 1873. beginning at 10 o. clock A. NJ.
one PIANO. Terms Of sale cash. 49,
.CLy I. H.WfLLIAMS, Trustee.
GRO. A. WICKHhM, Auctioneef.e oc2
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Mr.. AsHEsHusr, Of the Martins Ferry
Nsss, addressed q large Prohibition meet
ing q. La Grange, Ohio, Friday evening
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CITY BOOK STORE.
NEW BOOKS. = o.

f. n
8. T sS Land Of M0''-By H. b. Tr''tan'' cloth
APollo.. or tho Way of COLBY Bishop Coke,
Against The .tre.u-By author ''sehonberg
Gotta Family" cloth 81 IS; u u
Crooked Places-By EDWARD Garrett, cloth
Arthur Bonnlcas.le-By j. q. Holland, cloth
Hester Morley's Promise Hesba stretton.
cloth o. Is. -.
spaIs.s, . Among the Ashcs-py Rev. p. @. Pear
Principles OF Mental Hygiene by Dr.. Gorton.
Peter stu,vosant BY j. @ Abbott, cloth
81 80. =. u r
Beyond the Breakers By Robert Dale Owen.
blanche Seymour-A Noyel-psper 75c.
Carmens inheritance by christian Reid,
Kiss Doro.hy's Charge BY Frank Lee Bene.
strangers and pilgrims-By Misc Braddon.
Character OF ST. Paul-By Dean Howson, cloth
Piilars o! tho House-By Charlotte II. Yonso,
Old Court Lie In Franee-By Frances Elliot,
closh.
GlrIhood OF Shakespeare Hcrolnes- Mary
Cowden clarke, cloth 81 80.
A Journey to the Centre of,the Earth-By
Jules Verne, cloth 81 90. -
The Yacht Club-By Oliver Optic, cloth 81 50.
The Little Camp-By author ''Wide, Wide
World, cloth o. 25. EFr ..s - s-1
PenTuddoeks-ByH Hamilton Aide, cloth 81 Is,
paper7so 1910 49,
MAJ. ofce Daw-By +. B. Aldr Oh, cloth q 30.
Any Of the above Books sent by mail upon 70
esip'o' p''e'. naaf''' I'D STANTON
orA CIR Market and fath Htyeeta
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GRO. A. wICKHAM, Auctionet
TRUSTEES SALE.

l. LII i.-e- ~ 4-4.i.-s tHs..
By virtue Of deed OF trust made on tho 18th
day Of September, 1868 by Alexander A. Allison
to the undersigned trustee, which deed isof 70.
cord In the Clerks Office OF the County Court
of Ohio county, West Virginia in Deed Book
No. u, folio ssi, will offer at public sale ut the
front door OF the Court Housed OF Ohio county. on
WEDNESDAY, the 2gthl Day of October, 1878
Beginning at 10 o'clock A. n, the following de-:
sctibed real estatethat 10 to say-all that parcel
Of ground lying on tho south side Of Caldwelr2
Run, In said ohio County, bounded rs follows:
viz: Beginning Of 0 stake on tho eouth side OF
the Run, thence south 81 deg. Jpoles to sugar
tree cotnef tn Samuel Clnre's, thence with
said McClures line Bouth % deg, east IS pools 70
a stake corner TO VIM. Collins, thence With bis
line north 90 deg. cast ssh pole. to the begin.
ming, containing i've acres more or 1oss together
with all the !mproyem upon tho same: q Y
TERMS or BALE Cash. The title 10, beloved
to DO unexceptionable, but selling as trustee
shall convey only such tito "a isvested inme by
SAID deed OF trust. Hl.,s tl-fl ii 10 Nc
GEO. A. WICKHAM, Auctioneer. sep27
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DIED.

GARDRN.-Nesr Glenn's Run, W, Va, on
Saturday evening at O'Clock, LIZZIE. daughter
Of Thoma, and Hannah Garden, aged 8 years
and 10 months.
Funeral this morning at 10 o'clock. Friends
OF the family respectfully invited to at end.
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Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the q.
fects or Errors and Abuses Of early life. Man
moved New method OF treatment New and
remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent
free, In scaled envelopes Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. South Ninth 81. Phila-
dclphia. Pa Ian institution having high repu.
tation for honorable conduct and professional
skll. iy7.dAM
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ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE!

Forty choice Binding Lots on Wheeling Is
land. Price from 500 to $1,000 eaehsi ~ "
Tr1ns- 0no-iourth cash, tho residue In equal
installmens OF ono, two and three years. with In.
forest. .Gaj JNo. p GILCHRIsT. or
apIo a v'Ir5-y ..,ll ~: s1R At Top Mil.
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A GENTS WANTED

"A
To soil an article Indispensable in every house.
hold. Permanent work and liberal commission
will be given TO Energetic Canvassers.
Apply personally to 8. 3. YOUNG. 10
oei-eods Grant House, Wheeling.
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Special Hoe.ces.
X EEP IT IN YOUR HOUSE.
Kraft's Diarrhea Compound.

A saJs, Sure aud SPEEDY Cure for Diarrhca,
Dysentery, Cholera Morbus, summer Complaint,
&c. This medicine is used and endorsed BY q
alton ever introduced. No CURE, NO PAY.
McCAbR, KRAFT q CO, Proprietors,
je30 Wheeling, W. Va
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General Notice..
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

II .-----------
The undersigned, having qualified as Admin.
istrator OF tho estate Of tho late Henry Kurtx,
decd, hereby gives notice TO ali persons indebt.
same without delay, and all persons hayipr
claims against the same 70 present them proper.
oei ''N ~ '''' GEO. II KURTz. Adm,r ,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IF o. o. F.-THERR WILL BE A
L. meeting OF Franklin Lodge No. tonight
(lfondsy, October 6thJ to which al tho mem
bers arc urgently requested to DO present, %
business OF importance will come before the
Lodge.
BY order OF the Noble Grand.
oes s.F, FARIs, sec'y.
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WILLIAM P. HUBBARD, Trustee.
GEO. A. WICKHAM, Auctioneer. sepl6

COMMISSIONERS SALE CT WAC.
" ON AND CARRIAGE FACTORY.
In pursuance OF decree entered by tho Ccun-
ty Courtof Ohio county, West Virginia, on the
fourth dayot September, 1878, in tho chancery
cause In said Court pending wherein Daniel
Schambra IL complainant and Jacob 0rossclos
and others arc defendants, shall Is Special Com.
missioner named In said decree offer ct public
sale, at tho front door, the Court House Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, on 1Usrr71J
SATURDAY, October IS. 1873, r.
Beginning at II o'clock A. II, the following. do.
scribcd real estate, that 10 to cay: Lot number
cd seventy.nine CO. in the old town Of Wheeling
In tho First ward OF the city Of Wheeling, In the
county Of Ohio and State Of West Virginia, said
lot fronting on the west side Of Market street
and being the second lot from the southwest
corner OF Market and Adams streets.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne-third Of the purchase
money and such further sum as the purchaser
may elect, In hand, the balance In equal install:
ments at six and twelve months from the day Of
sale, the purchaser giving bondstor the deferred
installments with security approved by the Com.
missioner, said bonds bearing interest from the
day oil sale. Bale sub cot to confirmation by the
Court and title to be retained until payment Of
the purchase money In full. go .,..S.:.
. WILLIAM p. HUBBARD,
opn A .ruIcvuAM kncMaHecr senih
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NOR sALE-TWo SMALL FARMS
II on the n. a o. r. r., between Moundsville
and Glen Easton-ono OF 60 acres, tho other 20
They ad]oin and will DO sold together or separate
About & acres under. cultivation, balance wen
umbered. A comfortable Dwelling House, bain,
Stable, &C., and Q choice Apple Orchard, WIZ
AIso. tvo.story Brick House with Ave rooms,
on wheeling Island, Ohio street.
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IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS
= s s Roo.s Tho Best and chOapest. This
tho cheapest 40 well as tho best materiai for
roofing 10 nLArB, The undersigned feepa e,f,.
stantly on hand the largest stock Of Peach ttom
aud Buckingham Slate OF any dealer between
Baltimore and Cincinnati, andcan al all osdcrs
Of plating done eheaply and expedltioutly
~ I've ~ sFes ~ w. II. SIMPLIFY,
No Is Bedford street. Cumberland, Nd. r, o.
Box SO. 49, sup25
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TOUNTRY RESIDENCE oRsALE

The Stone House, with nearly ninc acres Of
land, IN tho village Of Leaiherwood, IN o9 AZ
y, PRICE terms, %. s sgP'ytey; N, Eorr.
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For Gale.

THOR SALE-oPTICAL AND MUSIC
q store. Established IS years, with me II.
tention Of retiring from business, oaer ~ eaie
W{th stoeE and fxture6. Il Ia In tho best bust.
meas portion or the city, has largo run Of hrst.
elass custorners. IN % well - ont OF the city.
10 DO sold at great bargain for tho next thirty
Gays Aa'fe'iM MRS. @. Z. CARTWRIGHT.
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' ~ WILLIAM p. HUBBARD,
-, :, special Commissioner:
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Member Of the Royal College Of su,pso,, T..
don, graduate from onS q liz I moss Nh q,
Colleges in tho United ahtes and H. eS s,l.,t
part Of whose Life has been spent In the S6.rI,.H
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and el,ess...'
has effected some OF the most astonishing sr..-
ever known. Many troubled with ,ips,es T.
the head and ears when asleep, grest sers,. ~
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds. NM,
ness, with frequent blushlng, atterda .ona
times with arrangement Of mind, wee es,I
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Who have injured themselves by certain pa
tice INDUCED In when alone, Q habit freQutty
learned from evil companions or ut school u
effects Of which are nightly felt, even when A,lsS
and II not cured renders marriage immposs&
and destroys both mind and body, should g;J
immediately. -.
snatched from all prospects and enjoymela
lifo by tho consequences Of deviating from n
path Of nature and indnlging In certain sere
habit. Buch persons must, before contenplity
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MARRIAGE.

reflect that q sound mind and body are the M
necessary requisites to promote connubill b,
pinees. Indeed. without these tho jounu
through Life becomes weary pilgrimage; u
becomes Swallowed with despair and oiled viii
the melancholy reflection that the hsppInes.d
anoAhar haeanaaa llInhia a NTH On. a,r,
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CHARADEs.-We are pleas

CHARADEs.-We are pleased to
announce that number of the
young ladies and gentlemen of our
town. propose giving an entertain
ment consisting of charades, music
and refreshments, OH Friday even
ing, the 18th instant, for the ben
etit of the Jackson Literary Socie-
ty. The entertainment will be OF
a similar character to that previ-
ously given, and we trust will be
rewarded with the same success.
These entertainments are of a high
ly refined character, and are pleas.
ing and instructive, as well to per-
formers as to spectators. We
trust to see a large attendance.