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HARNESS. HOTEL
Mississippi City, Miss,

Mississippi City, Miss,
rs NOW OPEN. THE PRoPRIEToRs FIND
i ing the want Of . never-failing snpply Of Ice,
built Large ice and sd + direct
excursion partiee Two thousand persons can be 70
oommodated. Tho illumination of the lawn, %
snes .ssppe sns Fishing
apply to ]. D. MAYER Co.
NB.-AT trains will stop ct Barnes Hotel Station
when requested except the light express. ap9 An
BoSsELI HOUSE
BILOXI, MISS,
Opened on MAY LIST 1875. for the reception Of
guests.
The house has been
| NEWLY FURNISHED THROUGHOUT.
mills em PETER J. MONTkOss, Proprietor.
CHADY GROvE HOTEL, BILOXI, MISS.
URBAN RAMBAUT. Proprietor,
Il open for the reception Of Visitors. Situated
On the Beach wi an unobetructed Southern Front
of over two hundred feet makes 1t Of the most
pheasant and desirable locations on the Gulf Shore
Large new Bath Houses within nix hundred feet OF
| the Hotel
Prices Moderate: Fare inferior TO none. my20 I'm
in 'HxsEs-
When you to BILOXI don't forget to call 1t the
PRESS SALOON,
- HARRY wishes to sse you all.
mh1s Am p. :. MONTR0es. prrpri~tor
Louisiana Benevolent Live Stock
Insurance COMPANY.
OF NEW ORLEANS.
OMce 1913 Gravter Street, Bet On Camp
and 81. Charles Streets.
Insures HORSES, MULES and COWS against
any loss either by accident DEATH and secures to
the assured tho gratuitous services Of the Veterinary
Surgeons Of the Company.
INSPECTORS
DR.. G. A. STEM residence Ito Calliope street.
DR.. A. DABEZIES, residence liz and 124 Ton.
| louise street mvI3
FURNITURE
| At
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
For the next thirty days viii sell our stock Of
FINE ROSEWOOD MAHOGANY and WALNUT
BED ROOM and DINING-ROOM SUITS ct lee
| than manufacturer pricss.
l -AlSo-
FINE COTTAGE SUITS
D. FELHAM & CO.,
] myl1 No. 80 Royal sire u
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FOR RENT.

ITO RENT-On the first floor, two splendid fur.
i nshed rooms, front and back, with folding DOORS
gas etc Will be rented low, say half price for the
furnished, which vi be rented very low. Location
the very best in the city Apply immediately TO 149
It Charles stree nearly opposite the corner of La
fayette Square and South street. au1 1t"
ITO RENT-A frame cottage, corner of Baronne
i and Erato streets. Also, . two-story frame
dwelling, No. BAT st. Charles street. Apply to GEO.
G. OLIVER, No. 1873 EratO street. je9 If
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LOST-FOUND.

DE- REWARD-LOST-A bunch of KEYS, with
WC medal attached, bearing the n Ame of Dan.
c. Byerfy The finder win receive the above reward
by leaving the same at this office. jy23 If
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w and after the I'd August !e75 I W II be found
!. No Commercial Place, and that ON the 18th Au
gust will commence the publication of my Rent
Bulletin. W.P FRERET,
Real Estate Broker, Agent and Appraiser, No.
Commercial Place. au1 1t
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Freights taken and through Bills of Ladine
signed for all points the Vicksburg Shreveport
AID Texas Railroad. By
jy4tf 80 Magazine street.
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"ANTED-Occupan fer two furnished front
w rooms, one on the first and one ON the third
floor; also occupants for other furnished rooms At
81 Royal street. Apply on the premises. je9 If
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WANTED By young married man, aituation
w in any branch of business where he can make
himself generally useful. References and security
given If required. Address WORKER" Bulletin
Office. Maya tt
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| "ANTED-SOmebody in want of stained and
| w damaged hay TO haul way the rem inder OF y
lot of 300 bales hay good opportunity for stable
men and others having stock. 1t will make good
No. 8 Comm ercial Place. au1 1t
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WANTED-A good White Woman to cook wash
person; young woman Of, foried APP l. on Mon.
day morning at O'clock at 149 st. Charles street
opposite corner Lafayette Square and South street.
AMI 1t*
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WANTED TO SELL-A light second hand dec
w tors coupe, in first rate order Call at IS Caron
delet street. L. T. MADDUX.
jV21 Inn
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-15
" hat the E.asf Asks.

RALEIGH. n. c Oct. 5, 1875.
MEssRs EDIToRs-YuU say III yp,t,
excellent paper Of th,s mUIu!u1 :
| tseu+:
The West will yield to facts ard
to sympathles where ii would nst be
influenced by threats which some OF
Ihe Eahterh Journals have been impru
dent enough to utter"
protest, Mssar.. Editors, respect
fully but most earnest y against the
lmputatlon cOntaired III the above
upon the course Of the Eastern Jour
mails In regard TO certain measures of
relief aeked by the whole people Of
that section at the hands Of the Con
ventlOn now in session. 1t SO hap
pens as you we'll know, that every
county save one in which the negroes
have a majority there is Democratic
newspaper. TIE people in these cUun-
tIFs have 10 representation upnL tn.
floor of the Co"ve' tiorr, and unless the
newspapers published IL their m,d It
speak for them tbey cannot be heard.
How far this fact rcccUnt1 for the lib
eral support given by such counties t.
these papers it Is not necessary here to
enquire. In New Hanover there. trt,
two democratic papers. aud there il
one each in the counties of Edg. com be
Halifax, Craven, Bertir, Warren, as
well. Granville and Lan0ir-all of
these connties, save CasweIi, WI hont
rcprest ntaticn in the Convention bv
reason # their negro mAjorities.
Now, 5r, what ere the threats that
Eastern Journals h&ve been Irnnr.lien-
enOu2b 70 utter in behalf 0; their
poweriess aud heIp.eEs readers? So
far AS appears they consist OF eas"r-
tiOus of tiD vital ImDurtancs of Ger
tain measures Of relief aud ex;3rc4-
sIOrs Of fear that If they be cot grant
ed it will be impossible to bring til.
wEite people of the negroe counties 70
the polls III general elections. There,
can he no doubt GbOu, the sibce,itT f
Eastern joUrGIis upon these qrtstipIa.
they know full well. indetd. nont.
know bettar than they how the c0rrnp-
tIous and eXtTa7agances OF the count V
government come 1Ome to fieir people.
and nODe know better tlan tbpv " ia,
Al Intoi e,rable burden ard otfnnc., to
white men negro magistrates are. J.
t.7s not been twelve months sfEcc =
= .y"o mag atrate IL the county Uf Ena-
Hanover had n white m.1 thk@ll from
tna iaii in hlch ha was cnn?i:.rd uDnt.
th'- charge Of DUr.tt-E, carried nito 10
| sua dead bndy Of tba murdered man
md forced h!ln 10 touch 1t, in lie he
! lief tai If he was guilty ac:-t-i12
! t,'pod would En,l T. rih from TIE gap
| -. wnu'I.i-. A'li thjs Tns d. g. A',.i,-
| = II. H. c't: a. y ''l'rcr-..u. re-:.'tQ
/ " the !orSeat il not tie :.lost On
''-'.'',Ls q ..a-.I leii 4. at. III IT,. 0r..ts
J :; nn.''...I, IT, "a. ti.!r !-.z.t.." i..rc-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-15

The Raleigh Neacs publishes letter
under the above caption SO full of va!r
able information, and which presents
! tk claims OF the East for relief at the
hands CT the Convention in so strong a
| light. thst we make no apology for it,
! publication i'll fun, commencing it 10
genera attent on, without knowing who
the correspondent is. If our readers
fiInk they recognize IN the wiiter Al
oid friend, they Will only agree with
us.
The Neus says e2itoria;ly OF the. let
Ter: Ia ouz i>eue Of yestr rd1av tnol,i-
1Es Ihere appeared "A couu-r,.ic 4tino
from distinguished gentiemuu u:un
the iue.tion BOW before the OcI:vDl.-
ton. of doing that justice to the E..4t
which it's cordision go imL,erativeiy de :
rnands. The cOnmpnlcation quietly
rebukes Us for the oppression that tt
utterances CT the Ea tern Journals wer.
imprudent. That expression w.s oniy
used IN one sense. We do consider it
no prudent 30 endaavor to carry nv
threat that which has not been fairy
presented by fact or arcumcDt. Men
whose minds are srraycd against =
mea>ure are little likely to be novel
from thel- position by demonstrations
upon their manhood. They ere more
likely to stand fest, though they be in
error
Our c"rre4por 3eut, as the ch.upio,.
OF the East. r"lleves the demand oi ali
ITS Objectionable features He pr
SeDtS facts wt.ch are uLdeuiabla. He
arrays statistics which axe luccntro-
Vcrtible. He exhibits d -treIs- n IL
the Eas' which had not been ,.ckuogl-
edged. And he array forc. Of bur
d"ns so un"qully imposed, al oppgcs-
sion 20 Systematically G.v;>e;i, q tyr
amy SO ingeniousiy IaHlcted. that the
outcry of the East bursts forth es the
voice of crushing ca
lami:y.
Surely the West will hear. when The |
East speaks not IL the tones Of threat. !
but with the voice Of warning when /
she presents argument, aud not drc!a-
nation; when she arrays facts aud |
igur"s, and not vague assertions or
,audom statements. We hope the
Convention will heed what has been So
orcibiy put.
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=-z<1zz-@-
IHE Duke OF Portland Is me most
ecc1nfrlc' a7 We'll as one OF tho "'A'-
finest peers no" h'lhg' ne owns
/. immensely Vainaole property III Lon
. d"n' ana MS 'nco'ne IL at least o''oo'
day lie mas a passion LOT Foii''''i'
Ih"'8" no has wv ll-.o -
V'hol9h SdlH~e' ie" A'0'.,loiloi' IIo>o
ever sci eyes upon illn' w" hV =" g
b','h A"''sT' "iI'i7 he Pa'00' 90 vi
Ii" wi! bot nave any servants 10 "A''
uP'h MIN 10 "'od'f' '"' HAS ',' ~it''-
- Il y "''''i '''' '""'t' ID
''i' TX ''i'' I>'i - ''1o MIG 'io" " i-e Il
" - ''t' "'l'<l'. ~ ''' ''.''' -
L q" - go - '''' .'.'
'"' "-'''l~ : u'F' a. "''e - "'''''' d
. ?, chicken = So F'','' "'i'i t tle o''''f
me'' go. '''A'f ht.'' '';'''.N '''
mas V'@.''F7 ~ 'fI' SN' ''' ii7 III ''
See - a. '''''.g'' '''.y may I3e al '1l'
mouse f,'i "''N' ~ L ''''v' i'
/ dr'VaF "U- ne IS convey "a III 'chIei''
/ hug r"urd with curtains, SO tha' no
q body can = H. ana IL Is ors"h "y xix
| L1lilputlan ponies Inc approaches
I to the Abbey are snbterrauean,
and there are fifteen miles of
| .,1l. ON tba aa+o.o oil we'll
'"Niie'o "N :,
ventilated, aOd many of them 1gh'eo
P !. Stf aIn In
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Lutheran and the Catholic Churches
AMI on the officers of the benevolen
society of which Mrs. Kennedy ia tn,
head He exhibited to them the pre-
amble and resolution in Question, an6
asked if members of their respectiv.
congregations had been recipients o.
charity at the hands of the Board o.
County Commissioners. The answer
was Invariably in the negative. The
above are not all thu churches in the
! county OF New Hanover, nor even IL
city of Wilmington. But the list il,
c,udcs ali the Uhite churches in the
! city. aud the eougrstione OF those
churches comprise a very large nsior-
ity OF sill tho white church-g going
psople in the county. And yet not c'ne
OF 'heir pastors has received . cent OF
tlIs money. Ee do not believe there is
oae OF them who would havs received
i. had il been rendered. Certxinty
not, if he hal known il 30 DO unia~-
fu'.
This a:temp. upon the part of the
County Bosrd IL oovsr up their tracks
with thin veil OF :,ious feaud, ~iH kecvs
so direct public sttention 10 . clnaer
scrntiny ~ theif c,udnos, and We trus.
viii lead to the detection of their
crime. We have known Grim mails
convicted in a. court Of justice upon
sllgLtsr testimony .hsn is Afforded
tract ia taken.
Will 40: the Constitutional Conven-
ton give an ettsntive ear 10 the COM
plants Of thu white people Of the East
When they ask TO be relieved from the
'pp- ions OF such county govern
me,ts "a now %xist? Ii ~e are told
these governments work we'll in the
West where tn, y have q white maj ori-
", We answer. the ease 10 entirely
chang, d in thA East where W. have
negro majority. Ia the West the white
people levy the taxes, aud the white
Deoptc pry them. In the East the ne
groes levy the taxes aud the white
people pay thu m And what remedy
have we for he fr.yd. pcrp-trated by
these county boa hs g.. Take the In
stance We are commcnting upon ?
What r.msdy have We? This Board
controls the jury box does any sane
man believe that the Comnissiouers
wou!d lot SO manipu!ate it as to pre-
c'ude all possibility of convicting hem
Of any crime they may commit. The
constitution and the laws As they now
stand, m>ks tiese Boards powerful
Tor evil. md the white people power
ess to remedy that evil.
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The aggregate white vote of tbr
Stat-4 by the same census is shown to
De l4l .435, so that the white vote of
the negro counties constitutes near
one eighth of the entire white vote Of
the State. With these figures before
them, and reInem beriDg the results OF
former general elections. can gentle
mrn escape the conclusion that any
policy that tends to dispirit the white
votes of th.- negro counties Is a policy
fr,ught with danger to the Democratic
party in North Carolina? Can the
Democratic party reasonably count on
success in the next general election If
there shall be disaffectiou or even apa
thy in its ranks in the negro counties
Are not people who constitute ONE
eighth of the party entitled to some
consideration. and if not, why not? Is
it because they are powerless. helpless
voiceIess Are not their votes worth
as mcch IL an election for a Judge,
for Congressman or for a Governor
as the votes of any other eighth of this
party? Are they to be forever dis
| franchised? ?
But let us look at these disfran-
chsed people fiom another point of
view. Ii :hey do not receive their full
Il
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tain'y compelled, to bear their full
shar4 Of the burdens of the govern
meht.
rie la t Auditors Report shows
that for tie support ot the grvern-
m'nf ~ this state 9677, ,06! G6 were
collected IN taxes, Of which the fen
negro counties named alone paid as
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POOR LITTLE CHARLEY ROSS.
POSSIBLE EtI.CL To THE CHILL
-kEI Is SAL ID 40 BE LIVING.


T. ,o5.c. c.por,d nee Of The New Yors Fl >ra'd.l
PHILADELPHIA, October 2.-Early
On the morning Of the 81 of SHptem
bal Mr.. Christian X Ross stopped at
his place of business on is arriva'
from his home at Germantown prepar-
atorv to attending the court where
William Ii. Westerveit's tria! for com
vlicity in the abduction of hia child
lad but Just GO nmancrd Ara nng the
jatters Ivug uuup,rPd on l.is deck WAS
one III "a dirty ,:v-i"p-. 1t bore n"
date, but the OUTSIDE, which was post
marked Pdlad"'pHla. wnA addrcrssd
20 "ifr. Ross, SOC Mark, t street" As
he read the uugrammatical and
cramp,u 4crawl there cou!d be n"
Wonder II the d"Sp"nli'lg father felt
that his stolen child III ght he within
his r..ach. The words ut this "xtraOr
luary letter " re as f,!;owS
STARTLING LETTER
sir. HoSs III you wl.i fad the ad-
al let me know through the papcr
yoa shall have you lsicJ son. Bskss
= tae o2;y nan who hsr,!s | vi: tr,i:=
It N. va by Is alive. b1t VII. TAX
.tnle TO get hin. Advertise for Wa
ter or W.l1t.m Baker, WHO wooc'-
rcd ~ G@OFSeS Stahotl, .. y :
i;'t',k ''e is ii fa1sdeitnia. L var
"a, tnns s-st;i:'d e"n',, io7 am :
I'd :" doth "b3nt II. Fant to '%7s
- c"2 IL So / <.rt Xo2 - n7>-
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ne va,,s :, c.t c1. Of j, t,s be.
40
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! IA al n.Lnr ami ',e:iava m. TEii0,g
| W., IN, hay. f,,n,l the address,
| p ..r IN, tl,ia :. III. n,r.nai comm
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49, si..,v tn3s !, III. n...rhpspel
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- INV III: van nucl,. | OF THE 4
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IT, ,,1,-f,y,it,n-. vs. Id I'm
.,..,,7Iin, ! .ct,..n,,.r from, .,t,~sr
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|.,.,,.d T., na...,liI,,, tie pen. Tt,, IA
,,or, vos jayp,. ,.t,fr : "a c,umpled an,
Fa;I..d
.r,,,,,.,,v ,>,o--,n,us
A1tt,on.,h ..r.-!v a.r,ney +, hone
of nnncae ux PC j1.t M time !,
.1l,,,lr ,,,,,,ir;s e., tha n.u W., !;
al>s -, r sIi,,Ia ~. +I,s n,..'n,
"f brino;ng tn INN lis son, IL n,
n.rsoraj ceInmo Of the Pniladc ch...i
p,,l,Eo T,odasr of tb. eth .nnaared tn,
t,'iI''..i,.
u,,1rrp op WILLIAM e.EFR
w Into ,f Gtnrges st ton, =, C., send IN
his address {. X ROSS Bog arAe' st.
Hs hsd Looked through gazetteer
and pos 'offic- directories for th
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-15

THE Peabody Fund Trust Company
Lave elected Hon Henry r. Jackson
OF Savannah, TO succeed Ex-Governor
Graham as q member of the Board
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9 .rhlish els'N - c,t, -
IT fs'''7 '7'-'ss 49, C
T., 'tI7 con- l.,,, l1,
,-a' nan a "
,..j M III C, ,
| ~ 'f ''' 49,. - ,L, I,os,.i
. sgt a 'Pl' -;
=, s.i ''' '''''''
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..a: tt'''f =, !,
'''7
,..-. ~. s.." u "' -.
..u5. -.a '-'''' a. 80 80 %
..at t..' .' / many '-0 - oO-n
.. irparac I 7'e / d i"' g p''co
-,rar .l'F''.
h.: frrls'd ~ Hl,'S' was ~ In"
| .ar.rr WAS 9 r'''S'oe'ao'e ''''''n
l.: Wagons ''''fh vi " o'''' III
= an-E ae'IL'8 =" '' -
III, rottt1 guns Ia '@'7' VI
| h1 corporate 'llI''-' speak
rs-'v thn1 - Pc Io' ul'
r.ot mrr'Hutii'. 'fsi- 9 i''ilS l"
yeanr. And We were 'o'' '2"
r,, 81. 70 the very pase "l W.
lis IT. Ituthrr1 'sd county COT
i. p otta5'y &Hd lhou7tfloaSiy
,,.ri.
r-r. :'at II gee. hGWHv1r, tha'
.43'iu.t c"F't7rtthomeejves
a.'h'ae cultivation "t cotton,
a-4r' v.a.,a +" Tie depot OF the
,Ca.,ra. h-l.'veE convinced us
~ 1"rr u'HnsH"trr%s IN tie
rrU st cs"a vls!t, new b"ies
.aeurrd gJai' wsre seen III
t,r,r.7t 70 Ie@dlng hfrn' III
T.,s iht.t' Ina al bath
,..-e tLrY ,,..l le TecHlTPt IN
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LOOK F6 THE v

Subscribers finding a blue mark
across this notice will understand that
their subscription will expire in few
days and they are respectfully request
ed to renew wit oout delay. 4 red
mark denotes tina their subscription
has already expi ed, and unless we
near from them i; mediately, we will
be compelled TO iii continue the paper.
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iss w government recently
3 lolk for presentation to
|, sIias as'ive statue of Gen
p,, 'uich will. In course Of
d, :. Sp in the Central Park
Flqie t ,1i acknowledgement OF
d n,s 81 France for the con.
(leve tbo y The American peo-
|,epeb we Wounded and sui.
.sasD sa Soldiers during the
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N GW NOVELS


WYE have this day, Octel'cr 1st, 1879. assoai-
w ated ourselves for the tsans action OF \
general rom N scion business, by the name aud
style of Woody B IurrIe.
j. - WOOD.
oct st y. II CUkRIE
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"iGIsrs va

f. r. where in the JoUSAL
(,,..o q the United $ tates su-
/ p. upon what Is known as
1 NJ sD'' rs Law Of 1866. The
! @3 , law was to impair the
H., destroy the power Of the
,-s permitting the trans
i ,,tI On the hsm-lezt pr texts ,
sc,s ,Dana's, After a lapse OF
. Va'e has finally been ,odo
L. 'uPFeme Court, and the
constitutional,
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WltMlNGT1H AND WEL90N RstI
ROAD C0MpAEY.

ORPIOB OF GERsRAL LSuPgRIr-r>nSu-
"ttntnzton. n -: June g 127s I
.2Ak - SEsFEysF$r1 CENzsx=as7 ,-s4sS-,e--.
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Rail = OADS
llMlHGT"N 2OiuMs!
AND
AUGUSTA RAILROAD CO

OFFICE or GF','L FFKI&rrn
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YoUHe BAxxR nIsAPPsARs.


Tonrs Bake. reqortsd ~a.t had
aiken c'isos 70 NJ. R1ss. scd gave as
a,eoi = Description 0: sn- man ss b.
seq :Sl.. n Pa Al! Ian shs, 4,
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BAD no reply, and y"nnE Baker la,
o been hesrd from rIT:cs he ieit ibis
ciry. Ia iacs, hia disappearance seems
20 be as coynpleta sc thAs Of the IL
accused villain ~ho kept possession of
Caar.es Ross, eile INST dilisent search
t1r miles about the neighborhood of
/ the village he went to failing to dis-
cover hs whereabouts. Mr.. Ross
s.escr still remained uucalled for at
she poesofice on Saturday afternoon
!sst, Sod III day spent in walking
and riding through that part of the
e.,untly 1 failed TO strike his trail or
| hear any tidtngs of him, He has an
| other uncle in this city besides the one
AlIud.-d o-Mr. Sylvester j. Baker, of
| ahs nrn of Buillitt & Crenshaw,
druggists, on Arch street-but neither
! Of them knows uf his whereabouts, nor
| ioes his fxthsr, who is a farmer at q
| certain place not many miles away un-
| less he has found out very recently.
rIrABLE PIOTURK.
This is the story of the latest clue in
I she holdeet and orueleet crime of the
I age. 1t should not be q matter of
| surprise that the father does not ven
| ture TO hope that his child can be re-
| stored 10 him in the manner described
| N these startling letters. This story
| is only Que of tfty that have seemed
almost as probable, and that have ill.,
| ,p,red him with hope for few brief
| days, only 70 end in q heart sickening g
disappointment The public never
| has known. aud never will know. tue
| terrible experiences through whieh this
| stricken mao IL struggling. Only a
| very few know how continuous and in
.ut,portabie is the burden he bears
how his feelings are played upon, his
time taken up with unrewardcd toll,
/ rs impoverished means made the OBJ
ject of b,sckmaiiers' greed; his bnsi-
ness ruined, himself poor, his whole time
given up to the hopeless search for his
missing boy; TO hope against hope; to
have glimmer of light one day AMI to
he buried in the darkness of despair
the next; to see the worst side of hu-
man nature; to be called suddenly to
take long andtiresome journeys, which
end in nothing; to know no rest nor
peace; to suffer the tortures of unend
| ing suspense-these are some of the
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AICH RI OROFlY.
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