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i T aEADE:S BAKERS DRUGSTORE.

IA -. go y. -I-f--,1li-r 4. q. - e
ENGLISH ELASTIC STOCKINGS, for rarieose
veins. weak ankles, &C.; 5tstt-sN y
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS OF the latest tyiesi
sold at ~, MEADE 6 BAKERS Drugstore.
SOFT RUBBER IR-CUSHIONs and PILLOWS
n sold az MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
The BEST TRpsSEs closely fitting dmperytous
TO water or Precipitation. Guaranteed 10 NE.
! +. Sold at MEADE q BAKERS Drngstore. 4
SOFT RUBBER BEn-PANS and H0T-WATEK
BAGS sold at MEADE g. BAKER'SD rngstore.i
The MOST APPROVED MEDICAL and sUhGi.s
CAL APPLIANCES on hand, or furnished to
order Mt short notice, for deformites, fractures,
&c. BY MEADE BAKER,
10 F'ts8f1 "a ~ Pharmacist. Il
WV m 9l9 Main street.
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me MISSISSIPPI IMPROVEMENTS Ne,o Or
.2E2, May lS.-Thc steamship Hudson,
wager master, OF the Cromwell line, passed
trough the South Pass iettles, bound for
Ne" York, drawing fifteen feet ten inches,
Without the least difficulty.
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INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS CONGRESS-,
A Bankrupt Member of Parliament.
XLIVTH First Session.
WASHINGTON, May 20, 1876.
ta7ss

In the Senate to-day Mr.. Sargent, of Cali.
fornia, from the Committee on Naval Affairs,
made an adverse report on the petition oil
Captain John Lee Davis and the officers and
crew OF the United States steamer Colorado,
asking to be allowed prize money for par.
ticipating in the capture OF New Orleans in
1862, and the committee was discharged
from its further consideration.
Mr.. Morton, from the Committee on PriYi.
leges and Elections, reported in Senator
Spencer's case that they have examined the
subject thoroughly and find nothing to in.
culpate MIR. Spencer. The question as to
his election by the lawful legislature was
fully settled III the Sykes contest,5 and the
committee declined to REOPEN it. The report
was ordered to be printed.
The Committee on Claims reported bill
making an appropriation to pay the claim OF
Memphis. i =.#
Dir. Patterson presented memorial of the
Charleston Chamber of Commerce remon.
strating against the removal of the duty on
rice, as provided in the Hawaiian treaty.
Referred. - .... ,....-5~.
The bill for the relief OF G.. B. Taylor and
f. II. Sackett, with the veto OF the Presi-
dent, was called up. The question, Shall
the bill pass notwithstanding the veto? re-
suited: Yeas" 4G; nays, none. 1.,.,.
The session of the impeachment court was
resumed. I.,..t. .... -
Adjourned. '"
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. ..s
Mr.. Waddel, from the Committee on
Post-O Offices and Post-RoaGs, reported back
the bill authorizing mail service on the
McMinnvilc and Manchester railroad, in
Tennessee, &C., which was passed.
The navy appropriations bill resumed,
and discussed until adjournment
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! new post-ofiice is established at Bear
I'm, PlttsyiyaDia county, Va, between
,,&lyivania Courthouse and Cedars, with
- Grubb as postmaster.
! dispatch from the correspondent OF the
'..dy -leiepcph at Copstantinople says:
have good authority TO state that Turkey
ii reject the Berlin proposals"
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

1N1ASSS
r AWN-MOWERs. - +, F
All sizes, and Of the latest and most improved
Gentlemen who appreciate the beauties OF 2 we'll
kept lawn should procure one OF these elective ln-
FIFE RisheI LARGEST STOCK OF. AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS
in the South may be found atSaf Waferooms.
= REAPERs. E2.i
THRESHERS, and
s8f go. - n "a HORSE-POWERS,
OF the most desirable patterns, warranted TO give
satisfaction, constantly on hand.
mcrits Of any Kind without examining our stock
first. Ii. M. snlin q SO,,.
my 22-deod&sw6t 1852 Main street.
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Il /, common saying among business
Ken thar the summer Of q presidential cam
Edgn is never favorable one for trade !;
12t even if the political contest Of 1876
,49uld have such an effect in itself, there
,.'t oiisctting causes that may be expected
y Keep money ahoat and infuse briskness
NO Tie channels Of business.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
~. ~ RICHMOND, May 20, 1875.

II" RICHMOND, May 20, 1875.
OFFERINGS iats "a s-ta
WHEAT.-Thite, l2 bushels. Red, $40 bushels.
+ CORN White. SOC bushels. Aised. 164 BUSH
els. ,,-.,' .a@ 70 - r - ~ 'fs..s -
OATs.-356 bushels. TO- -
FLOCR-300 barrels.
SALES. ..y.ssr>.,rs
WHEAT.-JVbite, IL bushels. Red. $50 bushels
very good on private terms; 9s bushels prime ut
CoRN.- White, so bushels prime ut 6Sc:; %
bushels very good ut 57ctotal, 76 bushels Afred,
57c.; 32 bushels at 55c.-totaE 14S bushels. .
OATs.-SS bushels Mt 4Sc.: 80 bushels very good
spring at 50e. SO bushels on private tcrms-total,
IOS ~ sa.A
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rIEANTNGi DYEINGs sks:.

g CLEANINGi DYElasss g -
aTcKESNEY,S STEAM DEElNl AAn3
NIL CLEANING EsTABL IsIisEsI, s alAs' ~
grAet near Fifth -. /, = al h,gtF5
suits a oser ors 81 sis nss
.essca f;eisieseea Coats rnnt and esss
nronss,t, and Ia the est style.
sc9tored neat as new ~ : 80
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99-CENT STORE,
PECEIVED AT THE

,4..s.a.--.- sa-...
99-CENT STORE,
A large lot of VASES, selling at 90 cents pair;
A beautiful line of TOILET SETS, % cents set
A few ELEGANT SETS, selling at 90 cents apiece,
so97 set; ' .a -..' -..-
A large variety of FLOWER POTS new thing IN
the way of FISH GLOBE aud sTAND-very
A new pattern FIvE-BoTTLE REVOLVING
CASTOR; i E5sa..s.1 Ri .<,.; f.-'-,
More of those P1CKLE-sIANDs; - -
Another lot of FRUIT-DIsHEs in PLATED
STAND; .g;1 ~
Some varieties in LAVA sMoKING-sTANDs and
CAsPADoREs.
NEVER HAVE WE SHOWN
so GREAT VARIETY IN THESE GOODS
"a AS WE NOW OFFER
.,s lE.tze sf&IF
,.<>s.... AT THE ~ l.&sj5t i
4 sl!. So
e9-CEST STORE. ..
my II arr
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Miss Kellogg's troupe has been disbanded
for the present, after seven months OF hard
and continuous work.-Jennie Jatne. -,
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MARINE 1NTELHIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALAIANAC-MAY 90, 1875.
spn rises . A:5Ol HIGH TIDE.
sun scts....... 1902 Morning .......... 3:49
sfonn rIsns 3:39 Evening ........... 4:Oa
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FLOWERS, dc

DOSES VERBENAs, GERAN1lU3FMldsss,
FucHIAs &C., in great quantities and varieties, tor
sale at T1toLER 4 HooPERs R-eARpEN'
corner Of Gerry and Alben,arle streets, Richmond,
Va. Great bargains offered ap 2s-eoaam I
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THE EPISCOPAL ii. / Z CoiUxcIr.
Proceedings 1.a.s l,aY Il the ssssi d I.

REPORT OF THECo ssIrgTEE on ASSISTANT
BISHOP AND PROPOSED HELPsTo ANEW
DIoeEsE-FrE REPoRr ADOPTED BY "A
LARGE MAJoRYrT4PAsToRA TO
DE WRITTEN or THE EVIL OF MTEMpE-
IA yCE-srASDING COMMITTEES RE-
a ELrcrr. .n---cLERIo JAIL sUPPoET-NksY.
CHuRcHrs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SINE DIE. e,.s.s,sssEt., ...z.....s .gs ~
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,,-TYooK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
ID DONE AT THE DISPATCH P .sll M.
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MO EXCUSE. FOR YOU. i !.

MO EXCUSE FOR YOU.
Have You an excuse for suffering with DySPEPs
STA, INDIGESTION, sOUR-STOMACH, SICK
HEADACHE, PALPWATION THE HEAhT,.
GNAWING AND BURNING PAINS AT THE PIT
OF THE STOMACH, LOW SPIRITS, &c.2 No II
Is certainly your own fault Go to your druggist az
once and yet q bottle Of DR.. DARMSTADT'S ANTI
DYsPEPTIC DROPS, and be relieved. Price, zoe
Manufactured by ROBERT ARMISTEAD,
-t,r..cs.<y S26 Main street,
Z Smmv1e Richmond, Va,
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The Religions Conferences and Assemblies,
The Catholic Church VS.. the Ancient
j, Order of Hibernians. +. ii?
FATAL CASUALTIES BT EXPLOSIONS.
THE REVOLUTION IN CUBA.

The Troubles in the East.
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99-CENT STORE,
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FINANCIAx..

GTATE LICENSES. = Sc,
It Is time state licenses were obtained. VIRGINIA
COUPONS receivable for an dues to the State. for
sale at the BANK OF COMMERCE - q
my 19-1w JOHN CIVILIANS, Cashier.
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MADISON COUNTY NEVIS.
kirIsriIfe.

NOTHING worthy Of communication has
transpired in our village for sometime past.
THE recent rains have greatly improved
the appearance Of gardens pnd vegetation
generally. Lettuce, r-dishes and onions
have ceased to be rarity.
ED. MnroS ELLIOTT delivered sa in
teresting discourse Sunday last to large
and attentive audience.
THE Kiksville Brass Band made its de-
but in public last Saturday evening, and
furnished some very good music consider
ing the length Of time spent in practice.
THE matrimonial market has been quite
lively for the last week or SO. On Tuesday,
May 10Th, Mr.. Crawford was married to
Miss Sallie Cobb, at the residence Of the
brides brother-in-law, Mr.. w. Willis, aud
ON the Thursday following, Mr.. Robt IIa-
gan was married to Miss Elmo. MAY.
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BOYLE COUNTY VIEWS.


A LARGE number Of pleasure seekers
left per train, both yesterday and to-day,
Cor the Centennial, as they would have us
believe; well, we don't believe any such
thing, for they are bent on seeing the great
John Morrissey, who proposes to run the
Louisville races this week.
The weather is cool and dry, the crops
very much in need of rain.
The Wool ring is now agita,ing the
minds Of the wool merchants, and the
yarns made about it, is equal 10 the full
crop made into yarn; the farmer knows
what it cost him, and, IL able, will hold it
until he gets good price, while the manu-
facturer must haveit, or suspend opera
tions. We wish they would move the wool,
or any thing else that will relieve the ten
sion Of the times, as il is getting to be Sc
rious matter in monetary affairs. Tan
bark is about all that is going forward
now, Of which many car loads pass daily.
Our colored "man and brother" with IL
cerse to preach, by the score, are also mo-
wing as regular as the trains do, which is
about the only source Of revenue to the
Railroad at this season, travel and mer-
chandise being light.
We were present Sunday evening, at
Mt. Nenia. and report very sue
cessful meeting in the interest Of the tenn
perance cause. Mr.. Dem tree made an ex-
haustive speech, which resulted in the or
ganization Of Lodge Of Templars, num-
bering over thirty; the material Of which
this Lodge is composed, is most excellent,
and is most certainly equivalent to success.
Mr.. John Bright being elected W. c. T.,
and Miss Celia Thurman, W, VT, Is a
guarantee that the Lodl c will flourish and
achieve much good for that locality, being
most excellent neighborhood, the Lodge,
bright Lodge will be inferior to none in
the State, in point Of intelligence, inilu-
ence and respeciability. II will be COM
posed Of Just the kind Of people that need
no pledge to secure them against the evils
Of intemperance, and that is the class that
the Order should court, for they do US more
evil outside than any other-for every to-
per- every dram drinker, or drunkard, is
sure TO point to one Of that class who is a
success in life, and ,aunt with, che never
belonged to your Order, behold his sne-
cess" II Is high time that the line Was
drawn; be for whisky or against il, and II
the former. don't take any Kentucky
neutrality" in il, for il will nauseaiei there
is no compromise ground, and We want all
to come, and when the refined, intelligent
influential and successful class has core
over and endorsed Us, the remainder will
have to follow for protection. being totally
unfit by reason Of the evil effects Of intoxi
cants to protect themselves. Yes, he VA
there too, inevitably, and made telling
speech from heart brimfull Of love sns
zeal for the Order, and when Green fails
he must be sick. lie will be present OF
next Friday night to install the officers,
full report Of which, We will send YOU.
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Tnn GAME LAW (which you published
and for which the people all thank you,) Is
having very salu,sry effect. We pasted
u on board, and keep Il exposed on the
street, to the sad discontinue Of predatory
characters; there IL q club Of vigilsnts that
will report offenders, man or boy, old or
young, that may dcfantly or ignorantly
violate any Of it, provisions.
j. II. DoDDs Is selling Insurance against
Coal Oil explosions" and when he places
one on your desk, you will experience a
feeling Of safety, very pleasurablc even
when the "DcviP is about. II Is good
and safe institution.
VIZ think the full vote will be cast al
our next election, opposition or not, as the
people are awake to the demand Of the
times, their duty to Breckinridgc, and to
the party. II should be 20 throughout the
State, that the Radicals may know that we
still live, snd their party is growing beau
tifully less every day-vidc the over crow
ded condition Of the prisons.
WiDE-AwAKE.
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his stock, which would yield much great.
er supply for his family than the com.
mons1 Nine-tenths Of loose stock are
brcachy, for which they cannot be blamed.
Having nothing at home, they must hunt
up a living somewhere. Fences are torn
down; farmers, stock all out, ncighbors
stock all IN, yet, nobody Is responsible. We
cannot see why the Stockholders Of our
turnpikes do not see after these things
more closely, when at least ten per cent Of
their riehtful dividend is consumed in ex-
pcnditurcs for cleaning out bitches, &c
They talk about II, and declare that Il is
shameful and indurabIe, but here IL the
end. To say but little more, this privilege
81 the poor man virtually obliierates the
law which claims TO protect the brute ere
alton against cruel and inhuman treat
ment. The unfortunate poor should be
protected, but the lazy and INSCRIPTIONS
poor, who are determined that their liveli-
hood shall come from the fat Of many
fields, regardless Of choice, are loathsome
abomina,ion to ge-ahead people, and will
ever be, 80 long as this optional right is
placed to their claim, and their intolerance
IL endured. SIMON PISxroS.
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LINCOLN COUNTY VIEWS.


Mrs. MAJ. JoSrs caught fish last
Wednesday, about IL O'Clock. She is some
better now, and is likely to recover,
THE letter box at our post Office an
swers very we'll the purpose Of closet.
MIS-. ELLb TT, Of Somerset, late consort
Of Milford Elliott, decd, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Allie Cloyd, near this place.
She is quite an unassuming and interesting
old lady, and highly appreciated by host
IL relatives and friends, not only because Of
her own merits, but Of the valuable life Of
her departed husband.
Mn. IIuT MARTIN, died last Friday NOR
ming, Of Consumption.
Mis- BELLE FLOYD, is very sick.
ED. sALLEE, is very sick again with
disease Of the throat, and broncha. Pre-
vious attacks Of the same kind, have kept
him from preaching for months at time,
and we greatly fear that it will lie the same
thing again. His labors are the spiritual
iEing medium over large scope Of coun-
try, and his illness will be very much re-
GREETED.
SEVERAL dogs have been poisoned in
this community, during the last few weeks
This is the work Of some low. mean par
ties, whose sole object in life is to visit
chicken roosis, smoke houses, corn cribs,
&C., many Of which have been hopelessly
vacated during the past winter and spring
These thieves, we think, have n regular
circuit, taking but small portions at Il time,
and from men who they know are good dis
posed and will make no noise about trihes,
George $. Mckinney, lost one Of his favor
ite hounds few days ago, which was one
Of pack that is valued high by our far
mers, being terror to Red Reynard. The
suspicion Of all these atrocities lies upon
one or two near around, who live and don't
work. Why our citizens are not aroused
to the point of stopping this cOwardly
meanness, We cannot conceive.
TmEnext greatest nuisance with which our
community iscursed, arises from the way the
privilege people have Of letting their stock
run at large upon the highway. We have
been called upon for years, to notice the
actual results Of this untimely prerogatiye,
and have only found that II is the source
of much trouble TO responsible cit zens,
engenders strife between neighbors, and is
upon the whole, legalright one man hasof
social trespass upon another. Along our
turnpike lanes may be seen al one place q
half dozen starved COWS, at another as
high as twenty five hungry shoals, at an
other, four or Ave stake-fed horses, all be-
longing to negroes and white people who
have not a grain Of any thing tn feed on,and
not even an ear Of corn for the mouths ol
their dependent families. oher to buy Al
even double their worth, and your time Il
lost. Liberal advocates Of this freedom
will argue that the poor man must have
some pasture for his cows, 81, or his fam
lily will suffer. This is true. But would
il not be much better for his family that he
work few days and rent good grazing FOL
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BusrSEss NOTICES.


Ifvis has full line OF Summer Cloth
N.Y.
p,coS. Lard. Sail. AZ n, Smith A Ram
~y"
Tuv line, I,.,.o. a, T.v,., a,e Al,
thing Won need.
Nov 4. A.. J,v IN Inv vou, ouec,.v.r
ebean' n, smith and Ramsey's.
,hs;r s,ocL If I smns a, COS, wv ''s W"
40 10 Tcvis u you want cool, light
'''''
NV style Misses Hat jus, received b,
Miss Lucy Butter6cld, at John II. Craig's
A LARaE supply " needles for all Ma.
chimes, 4 for % cts, nj Anderson 4 McIsob.
ert's.
Salt, which they will sell at the lowest
figures for cash.
,,,,,,o
a wv and splendid lot OF oro1ne, sets
They sell them cheap.
~ you prefer fur OF wool nat 10 straw
Tsvis can accommodate you In that way In
all styles and any color
IHt finest make, aud the largest lot OF
Toilet soaps TO be fcund ~ town are Tor
sale al Anderson q Mchooerts.
,,n.,.ov a ucpon,,r L.s. ,,.,
..,,.J i. ss. 10, ~ p,;n,. M ri. Vow
Is The time 10 pcautiiy your homes.
sv,xv xp,x,v nm Al, l;,d. n c,o
- N.,,a,. ,,,,s"ws,. snu .nJ
Cns,,. ou -, ~ ", ,~P' ""'
'''' W." w
LAnorsr Stock Of White Goods. Fans
psrs.ols and Fancy Ties. and all the Nov
,ltie. IN bc found Al John m Cuis's.
Miss Lrcy BurrEnriEip has just re-
ceived new style Hat, called the ''Sarato-
ga" something entirely new--oall and sec
Il.
n,
WHEN you wan. = h,ndsone ,rapc iia'
or bonnet, give Miss Lucy bn,terheiI a
eau, as she makes a-peoia''y OF 'ha' oias-
4" tools.
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HAD very heavy rain about noon to-
day. Gardens already exhibit it, beneficial
effect.
JIM MuRrny has gone TO Louisville, to
visit his mother. II is possible he may
pay his respects to the race track in pass
ing.
JOE CALDWELL, Of Milledgeville, left on
Monday. for the Centennial. Joe Is fes-
tive bachelor. II has been limited that he
was engaged in the affair Of Saratoga du-
ring the Revolutionary War; but he has
renewed his youth by some means, for he
went away with HAIR, whiskers, and eye
brows as dark a. the ravens wing.
J. c. JOHNSON, sold a car load Of hogs
in Louisville, yesterday, at @ cents. His
stock averaged about go pounds. lie re-
ports a sale Of heavier lot at cents.
Cattle are lower there, he states, than here.
Kaufman is reconstructing the Post
Office building reftting, painting. and
renov ting generally, lie designs having
II photographed, and the picture he intends
to present to the %. Department, at
Washington, after having exhibited il at
the Centennial. No more burglaries at this
office.
THE health Of this region is not encour-
aging at present No new cases Of Scarlet
fever have developed recently, but several
are still lingering; some Of these have been
very critical, but no deaths have occurred
in several weeks. In the family Of q. b.
Cooper, there have been seven cases, the
worst Of which, was young man Of about
20 years Of age. Several Of our old ci,i-
nens are suffering from various forms Of
disease. J. W. Owens, Liberty Green, and
DR.. Fowler, are all sick--the first from
cold which located in his head; the second |
from pneumonia; and the third has a pull
monte or bronchial affection, superin iuced |
by cold.
OS last Saturday week, Geo. Campbell,
Sr., was thrown from buggy and sustain
ed such conclusion Of the brain, that he
was unconscious fer several days. His sit
uation was regarded as very critical for
time; but heis now repo rted as doing well.
CHARLES HARDIN was hers on Satur-
day, going for Durham, as usual--sorry
lid not hear his speech, but hear il spoken
of in terms Of commentator.
IREcEvED a letter few days since,
from some Of the colored people Of Tur-
nersville, asking for an exposure Of certain
Irregularities in that region, but ms there
was no name appended to the communica-
lion, l am compe led to suppress it.
FAIsTAFF.
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LAwLEssSEss.-Thc report comes Of a
startling amount Of lswlessne-s in the
Southern part OF Pulaski on the line OF the
c. ;. H. X. We learn that lot of Ital-
ians have taken all the tools, carts and
stock, belonging to Contractor, and re-
fuse to give them up A deputy Sheriff was
sent to take the property, but the Italians
resisted his authority and fired number
Of shots at him, two OF which took slight
effect in his body-a posse Of fifty men was
summoned to assist the Sheriff. and they
were to go on Tuesday last, to subdue the
party. We have not learned the result Of
the last move, but from the fact that the
Italians are well armed, and about forty
strong, are confident that blood was shed.
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CASEY COUNTY VIEWS.


o. -,
corn; and fishing becomes the order of IN,
day.
p m, m =,
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h., 80, - p' w ne ,,''
w,,,,s, sohaa,la.s. =, - " ~, ~
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Nh IN, aau,.,s -, ,a,
n. oo,l ;..,
h.,h CALL. -. So ~
,o,,. - H. D a., ~"
IN. schoo, !. Iii :, -, -
;nn Lawora- a." -, :" ""oo.up'eu a"el',
oos,,v - - - 81, e " y,
na;,;un -. ~ ~ ''s W 'o w
DEATIis--On the 2lst ult.; Mary, con-
sort OF william Lynn. On the 2nd inst,
at her residence in this county, Rose A.
vile OF James Lane. On the LIST inst,
Woodson, infant son OF Stephen and Mag
WE are proud to say that the services Of
rrof D M. Williams, have been procured
again at McCane' Schoolhouse. This will
DC the third term Tor him at the above
pace. IL speaks well Tor Prof W. Well,
'here Is no doubt as to the qualifications
ana hiHess oil the Professor as teacher; he
h;n ~. -, - ,,'' 'C'
D.. :, ,.,n,l.r;, ''' W.T.
The following persons have been elected
pohor,., ch.,o,IoI. " 100. ~ ~
r. n c,,;,h Nv n r. NJ. -. ~
90, Nv " r.. rrnt Pa ~ 9 w n
u;,, w T. - 49, ~ y, =,
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WE are still alive to the temperance
cause in this locality. Those who are not
already members of the Order, will be,
when George w. Balm, the Giant Templar
visits US, which he designs doing some time
in July. We have ever displayed before
us, the banner on which is inscribed our
ii. and c. In hoe signo rinees.
ONE Of our mos, estim,bIe c;,;,ens No
ses sweeney is living danyerou.Iv m a, hi.
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