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The Russellville Democrat., 1875-07-29

A very singular affair has re- gently transpired in Delaware. Daniel McConaughy had been confined in an insane asylum six years, and last week a jury found that he had not been insane. He had been so confined at the insti- gation of his two brothers, Will liam and Thomas, who owed him a considerable sum of money. Last week the two bad brothers became violently insane and were removed in irons to a lunatic asy- lum. It is also rumored that Da- vid McConaughy developed symp- toms of insanity.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-07-29

-Des Arc now enjoys the fe- licity of being the County-seat of Prairie county in fact. The County records and offices were moved to that place last week.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-07-29

A LONG WALK.-On the 22d inst, Hugh Donahue completed, at Mystic Park, Boston, q walk of eleven hundred miles Tn eleven hundred consecutive hours. He was in good condition at the close of his long walk.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-07-29

Fayetteville Democrat: Farm CTS are looking happy. Good wheat and oats crops, and fiatter- ing prospects for an abundant yield of corn, and fair crop of fruits, is quite enough to make anybody feel good.
 White River Journal: The weather has been very dry and hot for the past threeiweeks. Corn is needing rain badly and will be cut short by the drouth, if it don t come soon,
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-07-29

A number of individuals in Richmond, Va, recently had the privilege of seeing an ancient Master Mason's apron, originally made for the Revolutionary Gen. Daniel Morgan, out of a part of his wife's satin wedding gown, and worn by him in the Winches- ter, Va., Lodge in l765. The apron belongs to descendant of Gen. Morgan, a Kentuckian.-- Richmond Whig.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-07-29

The Jacksonport Herald is after some of the former officials pf that county, hot and heavy, for fraud while in office. That's right Bro. Lynn, give it to them whenever they deserve 1t.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-07-29

The Minnesota Democratic State Convention voted down in hation resolutions by a vote of 94 to 32. The St. Paul Pioneer Press the organ of the Independents, cordially comments the platform.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-07-29

The democrats and liberals are working harmoniously in Wisconsin, and will hold their convention on the Sth of Septem- Der to nominate candidates.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-07-29

From the manner the State speaks of the recent term of the Conway Circuit Court would in duce the belief that "there is a screw loose somewhere. !"
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-07-29

From correspondence to the Gazette it appears that quite q number of persons have been snake bitten in Perry county with in the past week.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-07-29

The Keeler moter still con tinues to attract attention, and draw out different opinions as to it's true merits.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-07-29

New Orleans subscriptions for the relief of the victims of the late floods in the south of France amounted. July 10th, to S3,363.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-07-29

Hon. Jefferson Davis has de clined the offer of the Presiden. cy of the Bryan (Texas) Agricul- tural college.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-07-29

Wonder if nobody else's daughter, but Gen. Grants ever gave birth to fine 101 pound bow"
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-07-29

Jos. E. Johnson, has been elected President of the Arkan- sas Industrial University at Fay ottnvilln
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-07-29

The State cannot be caught up by the bogus advertising con ccrns. Correct, Bro. Stout.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-07-29

There will be eight hundred German exhibitors at the ccnten- nial.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-07-29

My son, deal with men who advertise; you will never lose by it. "- Ben. Franklin,
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-07-29

"The road to fortune is through printers ink. "-[P. f Barnum.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-07-29

"My success is owing to hher-- ality in advertising - Bonner.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-07-29

!. E. BATrENFIELD, - EDITOR.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-07-29
T II F. DEM OC CR A T .
iaMsllTl.s Printing Association, Pa6Hshers and Propristors.

Ofice-Up stairs, Battenfeld Building,
 East Main Street.
, 1875-11-20
From New Dungeness.


Special to the ARGusl
since my last letter quite a number
OF eventful acts have transplred:
The contemplated school exhibition
was held in Good Templars' Han, and
was pronounced success by the spec
tators. The exercises occupied most OF
the time from ~ O'Clock P. N. to 10.
The County Commissioners meeting
was held at this place on Monday, the
1st inst. Among other acts of the
Board, Major Boswell, an old resident
Of the Sound, was placed on the county
as pauper. Although he has been
Auditor of this county for several
months, be has not been able to attend
10 the business, and of course though
be had the honor he did not have the
pay. John Morris was appointed by
the Commissioners to fill the unexplred
term.
The mail was brought to this place
IN small boat last week instead Of the
schooner Winnifred, Capt. Gilbert his
term having expired. On the trip
back with the mail quick time was
made leaving Neah Bay at 7 x a. m.
they reached this place In the after-
neon, Bwearing that they would never
Igo back on that route again. On the
way back while running with the gale
the tiller broke, the man at the sheet
became excited and let fly, when the
boat veering around half filled with
water. An oar was got out astern and
all straitened in a short time.
Any one would think we were hsv-
Ing tropical rains down in this part Of
the world just now, instead of the
nsual misty rains. It comes down in
drops as large as-well l don't know
what.
A bras band under the leadership Of
W. Garfield. is being formed at this
place. 1t viii have from o to II instru-
ments.
Some Of the farmers here seem to be
holding on to their potatoes for higher
rates. I hope they win not be disap-
pointed, but sm afraid they will.
IL
, 1875-11-20

THE query has arisen in the minds Of
many-doubtless stimulated by the re-
cent numerous disasters-in relation to
the requisite qualifications ofthe steam
er Teazer to perform the duties Of the
service In which she is engaged during
the winter and spring. She has no 9p-
planes for making sail in case an ac-
cident should happen TO her machinery
and would be left to the mercy Of the
winds and waves, the consequences OF
which can be easily imagined. We
suggest the propriety ofsome action on
the part Of the owner regarding TINS
matter.
, 1875-11-20

special to the ARGUs.l
Our correspondent under date Of the
1ath inst. writes: No additional news
has been received Regarding the lost
steamer, and air who had friends on
beard have given them up as lost.
The ladies were noticeably absent
nom the races this year, owing TO the
great calamity, but the worst is over,
aad our town is resuming Its wonted
activity.
The Los Angeles has replaced the
Pacinvon the line, and comes north
with a large passenger list.
The Theatre has been closed during
the week owing to the disaster, but
viii open Saturday evening, when a
new star will make her appearance,
under thc able management Of Mrs.
A foot-rarsy took place to-day At
Beacon AlIL and MS largely at
tended- The race was won BY AeNin'
Of Seattle. fq
Father Brabant, who was sent forby
the Government last week, has arrived
here. tsee first page for particulars Of
afiair.-Ed.1 He's ronValescIng, and
doing as we'll as could be expected.
A body was discovered yesterday on
the beach near Beacon Hill, and has
since been identifed.as the remains Of
Mr.. Crowley, the agent Of the Rock
lwen troupe. R
The hotels are all fun and times are
quito lively.
The weather has been quite cool and
wlnterish to-day. Snow tell on Sun
lday. b.
, 1875-11-20

THr most Violent llnfm q Ihe sea
con ocarrsi here on 4aglay night
During the afternoon preceding
there iAn IN lnrb OF more of show,
when he Wind seered 70 the south.
ward accompanied with rain and fol
awhile there seemed 70 exist rivalry
between them es to which should pre-
dominate. The rain fell In torrents
and the wind howled iearfaily. bit a
about 10 o'cleck the rain slibsided and
old BoleaA 6xhlfAut ai tl,e result rev
eied tll near morning 10 the Imminent
risk Of demolition on the part OF ever,
thing within bis reach. The North Pa,
rilic reached here n tie allernoon and
remalAel n us sals halhor overnight
, 1875-11-20
Stoves
Stoves!
Stoves!
FOR SALE BY
J. 4. NORRLS.
SUM n oNs.

In the District Court OF the THIRD judicial
District OF the Territory Of Washington,
holding terms at Port Townsend, for the
Counties Of jefferson, Clalam, Island,
Whafcom and san Juan.
PARIS TEErERs, Plaintiff, vs. NANCY TEKr.
ERs, Defendant
Action brought In the District Court OF
The Third judicial District OF the Territory
of Washington, holding terms az Port
Townsend. for the Counties q Jeneraons
ClalaIn, Island, nnatcon anu s4n ,1a... = yees,
son, IN the office Of the Clerk Of said Dis
trict Court.
70 NANCY rHEFERs, Dsfsnhanf.
IN THE NAME OF THE UNITED STATES
Il OF America, you are hereby required
to appear in an action brought against you
BY the above-named plaintihi IN the District
Court Of the Third Judicial District Ol the
TERRITORY OF Washington. holding terms at
Port Townsnnd, in Jefferson County, for
the counties Of Jefferson, Clalan, Island,
Whatcom and san Juan in said Territory
Ia COPY Of which accompanies this sum
monsl within twenty days iexclusiYe Of the
day OF service, after the service on you Of
this summons II served within this coun-
"; or, n served out Of this county, put
within the Third Judicial DISTRICT, within
thirty days; or, II served out OF said Dis
trict, then within sixty days or Judgment
By .defanlt win be taken against you ac-
cOrding 70 the prayer OF sac eoEiill
The said action is brought to obtain a
decree of divorce from tho bonds Of patri-
niony; entered into between you and said
Piaintiff. on or about the 18th day Of Octo-
Der. 1873 and now existing, upon the
grounds OF lllan donment for one year. and
adultery; and for such other relief as the
said Court may deem just and Is able TO
grant in theprcuis ises. And you are here
By notified, that II You fall ID appear and
answer said complaint as above required,
the plaintiff win apply 10 the Court for
the relief demanded therein. q.
Witness the Hon. J. r. Lewis. Judge
- Of the said District Court, and
sFAL the seal OF said Court this 23d day
- OF October, A. ID. l345.
JAMES sEAVEY, Clerk
DIV. SMITH. Atty for Plaintiff. s7-sw
, 1875-11-20

LAST Tuesday afternoon, Mr.. Todd,
Chief Of Police. ofvictoria, arrived In
this town and invited the Captain
and cEeWUl ne ship Orpheus TO e
over 10 Victoria with him, the crew
went there on 9e los Angeles, on
WedhesdAy night M. Todd came under
Instructions from the Attorney General
Of the Dominion Government, which L
determined 10 know the why and
Wherefore n lhe recent apalilng disas-
NJ. The Government has appointed
council, and also the Steamship Com
pauy have retained council to act 10
their behalf,
, 1875-11-20

THE remains Of Ms. Helmuth, one
Of the victims OF he disaster to the
PacIilN which were broaght here BY
the 8olahva saturday, were forward
ted 10 Portland m Tuesday, where re-
aids sistef Of the deceased. Mr.
and Ms. Eielmnth, with their chlldl
were On their way eAsA from Walla
Walla, where they bad been residing,
with tFieN 10 locating permAneutly,
hut acl1 - Ih1ge enghlled BY the TER
r,kI1 III |#1Itr.
, 1875-11-20

THR following Territorial officers
were nominated by the Governor and
confrmaa BY the Council on the 18th
Inst. JRo. r. Wheat, Auditor; Frank
Tarbelk TfeashfefS Fred 8, Holmes,
Librarian; Ms. Abble stuart, o. 2.
Lacy Aud L. B, Hastings Imini9fa-
don o OomnissIontfs; j. Brazee, J. Bal
Der, A. phinney, G.. d. Hin and
Geo.. BasHes, Trustees vi The Insane
AsVl0m.
, 1875-11-20

The body, identified - mat u NV ,
vrt Jones, a young Welehn,An' ana
one a t6e stewards q Gre Pacific, which
wa vas 4 ,oapd On be iath " the woIcott,
',.s tsEen 3 Mem BAY, and Inferred
',as.s ihe5aIrecsiDns ofAr. Huntington
~. In1es, Agent At shat place.
, 1875-11-20

TaE Telegraph 0nAes bas been re-
moved % the balldlug corner Of water
and wAshingtou Streets, under the
Custom Hoash ThsiAHils Of the efi-
cIent and eentlemAnly operator, Mr..
Jones Iolhsd fin On Monday and
will reside in our city, having already
seeursA : house Eos that pnrpose.
, 1875-11-20

Two German 1miiies, named respec-
lively specht and Wunderer arrived In
our city on Tuesday, They hail rom
wisconsin, and propose 30 locate in our
midst. We understand mat ether fannl-
lies win soon follow them.
, 1875-11-20

JOHN WILsoE, one Of the lads at
tAehed 70 The 'revenue Glitter Wolcott
~ this stition, whose time had just ex-
hired, took passage on the steamship
Pacific for San Francisco, where his
mother and sisters reside. A compan-
lon, whose time was out on Monday
last tried 70 pefsuade young Wilson to
walt md they would 60 together, but
the poor boy was 50 eager 70 30 home
be would not delay.
, 1875-11-20

CAPT. GIBSON, OF San Francisco eAi-
ed upon es lass Monday. He cane %
Victoria on the Los Angeles 70 MAKE
arrangemeats tor finding tAe ee1y y y
Mr.. HassnsA Ofthe arm q Crane q
HaseDQs of San Francisco.
, 1875-11-20

THE ship Coquimbo was discovered
early Friday morning of Point VIII
son, disabled, having lost her rudder
and, moreover, leaking badly. She was
taken in tow by the Gussie Teltair for
Port Madison.
, 1875-11-20

Before leaving Port Townsend, I
wish, through the ARGUS, to tender my
thanks to the Officers and crew Of the
u. s. revenue cutter Woleott for Their
kindness after fescilng me from my
perilons position on raft In the Straits
OF Fhca also, to Capt. Thos. STRAIT
ton. Inspector Of Customs, under whose
kind treatment was fully restored ;
also, to Rev. G. A. Huntington, Indian
Agent at Neah Bay.
NEIL 0'HENLEY,
Late Quartermaster Steamship Pacific.
, 1875-11-20

The steamship Dakotn, Capt. Morse
made rhhpeFt on Tns,day morning,
euteredal he Custom HOuss, and pro-
eeedea up Sound. She had q light pas
neuRer list.
, 1875-11-20

TIE Steamship Los Angeles Capt
Thorn, arrived on Monday. bringing
ba passeuRsi1 tad o tons Of frelght for
ports oil The Sound. eixof the passen-
kers stopped hsse. she reported very
heavs weasheg On The way up.
, 1875-11-20

LOEL AONEAA0GAA0a Il
ENTERED-
Nov. IL strS.Is. Mastick, ,connlcks Ma
naimo.
Bk John Bhnyan, Graves,
Yokohama.
Z q 12-Str Gussie Telfalf, Gardiner
Victoria.
Str North Pacific, clancey,
Victoria.
Schr Mist, Abernethy, Vict'a.
{" 14-Hawaiian bk W Q Parks
Adams, Honolulu.
" 15-Str Los Angeles, Thorn, s.
Ffanciseo via Victoria.
Str Dakota, Morse, S Fran
cisco via Victoria.
{" 16-Str North Pacific, Clancey,
1fr Victoria.
Is-Schr Whifred, Gilbert, Vic
toria.
CLEARED,
Nov 1t-North Pacific, Victoria
" l2-Sehr Mist, Victoria
Str Gussie Teltair, n Westm 7
Br bark Sunbeam, Lyt't'n N z
" 13-LaGironde, San Francisco
" 14-Bk Henry Buck, Nanaimo
" l5-Schr Letitia, Nanaimo
Str North Pacific, Victoria
Blk Malay, Australia
" l7-Str Los Angeles, Victoria
( g ls--Str North Pacific, Victoria.
, 1875-11-20

MANY kilograms have been received
In this city from all parts Of the coast
containing descriptions of friends VINO
were on the Pacific, hoping they may
be picked up.
, 1875-11-20

Two bodies were picked up by Indi-
ans on theVancouTer shore on Wecnes-
day-one that Of young man from
San Francisco, the other that OF Mr..
Sullivan, Gold Commissioner.
, 1875-11-20

THE bark Revere. Capt. connot,
cleared st thispOrt on Thursday for
Nanslmo, B. c. where she viii load
with coal for San Francisco.
, 1875-11-20

OUR readers may expect full report
Of the laaf sssuIun Of the County Com
misionefsm IN our next Iss,ic.
, 1875-11-20
TERRITORY Of washington, /, .,

Territory Of Washington, IS.
COUNTY OF ISLAND,
In Justices Court, RoBERrs. HATHAWAY,
Justice.
To d. PARKS LuDWIGs
xfoU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
II the Island Protective Union store has
6lofl a oouulafnt against you in said court
wIIich win tunio on 70 he heard atuiy once
in Coveland precinct, Island County, w. t.
on the Sd day Of pecember, A. ID. $50, a.
the hour Of one O'Clock p. n, and unless
Won nppear and then and there answer, the
same Flll be taken as confessed and the De
mand of the plaintiff granted. The object
and demand OF said complaint is to recover
the sum Of thirty dollais and seventy ye
CEN r it30.75l igold coin, for merchandise
Compiaiitt filed octouez ., 1s75;
ROBERT HATHAW w.
sflsw Justice Of the Peace.
, 1875-11-20

SINCE the erection Of the French roof
on Pugh's new hotel, appearances in
dicate that 1t win be, not only a sub
StAntiai, ,buga very ornamental building.
, 1875-11-20

TIE court Of inquiry on the late dis
aster convened in Victoria at noon yes
telfiav,
, 1875-11-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TerrItory d WashIngtOa, ! :.

Territory Of Washington, ss.
CoUNrY or ISLAND, '
In Justices Court, R. s. HATHAWAY,
Justice.
To DAVID p. LUDWIGs
xTOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
il James Kingston has nlod complaint
"a be heard at my ONCE In Coyeland pre-.
cifcf, in Island County, w. T., on the 81
dav Of December, A. d. 1915 at the hour o.
f0 O'Clock A. NJ, and unless youappear and
then and there answer the same viii pc
falxen as confessed and the demand OF the
niafhtiff granted. The object and demand
of said oofhplaint Is to recover from you the
sum OF twenty dollars, gold coin, due on 9
certain promissory note, with interest,"
at the rate OF one and one-hah per cent.
per month. and the sum OF eleven dolai
and my cents, gold coin, for cash and sup
f'f,i 7 fsomnlaint died october O., A, d. 1873.
r. S. HATHAWAY,
s7ssw Justice OF the Peace.
, 1875-11-20

PROV. HAYES, recently from Califor-
mia, is in town, prepared to give In
struotion in penmanship to any desir-
ing it.
, 1875-11-20

SERVICES in the NJ. E. Church, Sunday,
at II A. N. and Pm.
SERVICES in st. Paul's Episcopal Church
on sunday at IL A. N. and P. N.
, 1875-11-20

ANOTHER suow-storm occurred on
Thursday night.
, 1875-11-20

II you wish to make your little ones
happy, read the Variety storeh ad-
, 1875-11-20

DEST ASSORTMENT OF CALI
ID fornia manufactured Gold Sets,
Ear Rings. Finger Rings, Breast and
CuG Pins, Sleeve and Collar Buttons
studs. I.0ckets. &C.. that have ever
been offered TOR sale on Puget Sound
received bylast steamer. and tor sale
by RoTHscHILD & CO.
, 1875-11-20

The ship war Hawk and brig Dea-
con arrived at Port Discovery yesterday
, 1875-11-20

In Justioe's Court, R. s. HATHAWAY
Iuafice
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W. G.. SPALDING,

nHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, and Ex-
i amiring Surgeon for Pensions. ohse
}ini D Y -:rt1ya olnng. up stair
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Four BABIES AT BIR H.-Ac-
cording to the Baltimore Sun, "they
are as much alike as four peas" and
their names are Sarah, Mary. Kate
and Jennie, and they are all the
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Hahau, of
No. ll9 Low street, Baltimore. The
quartctte made their appearance on
earth together last Tuesday night. and
the next day they were christened. at
St. Johns by Rev Father MalYoy.
The birth of triplets is most uncom-
mon occurrence, but the production of
a quartet is a phenomenon more rare
than transit of Venus; however the
books go further than this, and make
record of mothers who have had FIVE
six, seven, and even nine children at
one birth, and we are prepared to sus-
tain with the proofs statement of
this kind muck more extraordinary.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-03-03

Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis.
Professional and Business Cards 5000 a year. .
Rnsiness notices in local column 10 cents per line
or first insertion, aud five cents for subsequent
Insertions. 4 - ;.
Advertisements not accompanied with olrec'tons'
will be inserted till orbd aud charged tor accoro
inglS
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No.. l8
Defeat of Matt Carpenter.

The St. Albans (Vermont) Duly
AdUertaser. in speaking of our lsae
Senatorial election, after giving SON
of the particulars, last ballot, &t-,
makes the following compl mentaiy
reference to Senator Carpenter
i he defeat of Senator Carpenter is
great loss to the country He is one
of the very ablest debaers On the Re
publican side in Congress. big brain-
ed big hearted, generous man H.
has experience, tact, knowledge Ct
affairs, and an ability to use his re-
sources.
He had done the country great ser
vice in the Senate, and has been pur
sued with most unrelenting hate by
the New York Tribune, whose scan
da about him was mass of unsup-
ported insinuations and improved as
sertions. which the United States Sen
ate answered by re .electing b i'm to
preside over their deliberations and
this mark of approval from SO distin-
gulshed body Was justified by the
Republican press. Harper's Weekly
at the time approved the act, and re-
marked that unless the Senate is ut
terly degraded, it could not have elect
ed him its chiet officer had it not been
convinced of the falsity of the charge.
for the action Of the Senate, as agains.
the unsustaiued allegation of per-
son who confesses a sinister motive.
must be re arded as conclusive vim
dication. Doubtless his manly frank
ness and honesty in refusing to mouth
like cheap demagogue about the "sal.
ary grab, ;" when as a lawyer, he knew
the act in question was exactly in &C.
cordapce with all legislative precedent
since 1896 in its retroactive feature.
and was not exorbitant in the compen-
sation fixed by it, helped his petty
souled enemies, who could not answer
bis argument, in their tireless warfare
against him; but be can better afford
to lose Senatorship than to stand in,
a narrow politicians niche in history,
as an Ignorant or time serving salary
shreker." Senator Carpenter will be
sorsly missed by the Republican party
in the Senate, and what is a far high
or tribute to his worth he will be
mourned by many poor, unfortunate
and sorrow stricken persons of both
sexes to whom Matt. Carpenter has al.
ways seea the man Of the open hand.
the open heart and the open door.
A U. s. Senator that can always list
on kindly and respectfully to even a
poor Irish woman's appeal for employ
meat aud go to the treasury aud keep
going until the place was obtained, has
got inside Of him some better human.
ity than is found in the Tribune's pic
ture Of him as fellow whose heart is
a sealed book to anybody but pretty
woman. Senator Carpenter We know
from personal hearing has been very
kindly, generous and untiring friend
to all lowly and unfortunate that have
ever asked bis aid, and beauty never
moved any mans sympathies quicker
than old age. misfortune or infrmity
did his feelings. Those who knew
him best Will agree with the verd ct of
the Y. Times that in the approach
Ing contest with the Democratic party
We need all our forces. and to be de-
prIved of Matt Carpenter can only be
regarded as grcrt misfortune.
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CADET EXPULSION AT ANNAPOLIS


CADET EXPULSION AT ANNAPOLIS
--BALTIMoRE, Feb. ga letter
from Annapolis, Md, says that anoth-
er cadet has been dismissed from the
naval Academy on account of the col
ored cadet. During this week, Cor
don Claude, of the Annapolis cadet
Engineers, was ordered to fence with
the negro midshipman, which he re-
fused to do. He was then told to re-
sign, He would not do that, though
he disllked 10 obey orders. He was
then informed that he should consult
with his parents. This he did, when
his father, DIR. Abram Claude, said
that he would not advise him, leaving
it to the young mans own judgment.
DIR. Claude, however, went to the Su-
perintendens and told him that his son
was raised as Southerner, and not on
a social equality with the negro, and
he would not advise him, to do whaf
he would not do himself On this
g sos H'a1le va ex sal on We'd
a5aial
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7. HEY N ANN,

IMPORTER and dealer in Foreign and
i Domestic Wines and Liquors, and also
manufacturers of choice Cigars.
The purest California Wines and Bran
dies constantly on hand.
Watertown, Feb. 8, 1872.