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, 1877-01-20
Deve-t Of the yVanown Trouble.


WASuINGroN, Jan. 10.-The COMMISSION
consisting of jerome, 3srS,ow ard Stirkney
Of The board Of Indian commissioners, and
Brig Gen Howard and Mi. Wood Of the [.
S. Arrney, appointed in October last, to in
ouire into the status and claims Of the So
called uon-treaty Nrz Prrczs. and to effect
settlement on a permanent basis of the diff
foulties existing between them and the set
tiers, which have recently beyn aggravated
by the murder By white men Of one oi Nseph's
band. have made their report 20 the vom-
missioner OF Indian affairs. Several councils
were held With the Me- Perces CbIef Joseph
and bis band, in " hich be WAS urged 10 re-
linGu!>L his claim to the WaliOws valley in
Oregon, and to settle cn the Me- Perces
reserve IN Idaho, under promise Of receiving
good agricultural lands there, with aid in
opening farms ard huilding houses; but
Joseph refused either 10 So on any reserya-
tion or to settle permanently il Wallowa
valley, and insisted Cne his inherent right 10
roam wherever inclination ProTnp,ea' ana 10
hi7 ownership OF "al!owa valley IN par'icE-
Lar, 10 the exclusion Of white settlers. he
c,,,,r;.-ia, -barsf,,re recommend that, unles.
III .r...,..-;-, ,,,t.. n. p.
'''' 20
re-erVe within a. feas'na'.e 'i'"e' he "iii Dc
forced 10 remove thIther by the military, i
rer.r,.,,rv IT that dspr,da.:ors committed
t-.t5t,,,.9.. .......;.., g.
=! -.''''
placing hem On the reserve y 'hl'''A'y
force and that meanwhile troops be station
ed i, Trso.aba valley. al, that all leaders
-. -. M n. ,b, -.
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powerful influence o'ef INDIANS III oregon
and Washington Tsrritoris-, in teaeLiuE
tb..r, r., gs.r,;s. ,i,i'jzsfi,D and iruor. al,
, 1877-01-20

AEoVT SNOING.-'Iow many sleep who
kept tIe world awake : correspondent Of
the Troy Taaes amends Dr.. Young's lines iu
this way How many sleep who Keep the
world awake uul then takes It as iez, for
a SERMON on snoring. The grades and varie-
tics Of snoring are q, fined with critical acu-
ncu, The main heads being saving, groan-
ing, choking, bulbliu., whining. Whistling,
aGd The habit Of ,jecting little volumes OF
air. a. If The sleeper were smoking The
painful topic. Young Ladies' who snc-e,' Is
treated with coueu5s.s,e tact and GeiIdacy-
~ reference, however. is made by the
preacher to The relation OF snoring to dream
Ing. ami c9nsequeu;iy the essay Is iEcom-
ule,e. Tie might we'll have said that tie
-uors l. an inG,x Of the dreaG. \ nights
experience in any Sleeping car viii prove
this. When during the midnight Iun be-
tween stations, a caEnonaGe Of suores Is fol-
lowed Ly "a r4,tIing voliey IF snutias ana q
din Of Wheeling, the traveller knows that his
nsishao. j. a veteran, and Is dreaming Of
one Of his B4tll-s. But if the involuntary
music Is soft and lUw, sniff answering unto
sniff in measured cni5uee, the Traveller may
rest assured that there Is a young man IN
the next 6errh aho i, dreaming oi Eis sweet
heart. Given the sIore, and one has the
man and the dream.
, 1877-01-20
ere we 10 be Jgcxican:zea!

Tho ycar,ae-s Of wai:ins Is something
.La. Collective masses q mex nowadays ean-
90, long endure. Iudividuals nay exercise
uubouudcd patience because Of their strong
PERSONAL insere-. II r;vsa result, lat T.
patient, long-cnluring interest cannot bs
ma:u'aiuel in the :,is.ds oi The whole peo
ole i.y a matter that concerns them, however
Lerp'y. but only in The unsettled Pse~ileu-
til problem P,Iitiei2us, PeTs naiiy, ana
p,cuLiar,y couclrutd il the result, have eu-
du.aucs enough TO fight 1t ont On any line
that promises ~ucssS. if it takes all summer,
The people, $40 ara only interested in a gen.
eral way il saeia. the righ,iul government
prevail, are weary Of the whole business, and
would be glad 10 have il ended uow, and
really caIe little which yyay It Is ended. The
ofise-Lolders understand Jhis weariness of
the public mind exactly, aud they know that
in it their opportunity l. found. Because
the whole people are weary Of waiting, the
Il en- in power may settle the matter pretty
much rs they please as long a. they DO settle
Il. THIS Is unflrtunate, bat it Is true. - l.
a condition Of lLinS- that has been not 1T
tie promoted by the growing consciousness
that whilst night Is on one sida might is on
tho o,hcr The sturdy Anglo Saxon g-uo,ice
Of par-is;ing firmly, tenaclOusly and to the
end, iu demands that night shall be dOac,
/ seems 70 be efEate heIeatouIs. We have found
ano,her, but "a better, way. We have become
Me6icaniz-d. not that We have yet broken
out into that kind OF open war IN which 1t
often Laggcus nobody Is killed, bu, esr'a:n It
7 is that We have submitted The gravost D.ob-
lem Of our government to be solved by i
/ species Of mental f!ibus'eTiug by which near
/ IL everybody l. 1rmgralizei. Oat upon such
I. process! If we could but stand ty The
honest Apglo-Saxon sturdiness OF our fore
/ fathers, We would take to heart the lesson
that no end, however seemingly good, can
Justify the employment Of evil neans-that
nothing bat shame, d:=hoaor AID confusion
/ of face can come Of an enieavUr to make two
and ,~o appear equal 10 fye, or to seek ~
/ false counting. ~ turn minority lalO a
I IN JUsi'y- hitlr more Of that stuTd!ness,
too, would enable us 10 PrI-ivs - tha end in
| a firm determination u see that right Is done.
S. T. Accs Iltey.
, 1877-01-20

How They DO IT-The New York HdG.1
SAYS. When Californiun gets rich he buys
..rotr~aue Chinese brouzes and decks his Ui'e
ont in gaudy reds and yellows. Wh,reupon
the T5TTtyfal EuorTT5se comments as follows:
The Hgaa does not half state the case. The
rich mans wife in this country always
dresses in rky blue and her night-eap Is Trim
med with peacock feathers. Every button
Oh her night drcss Is d solitaire, worth a mil
lion If i, wur b a cent. She wears Cardinal
stockings, every thread Of which cost a tbous-
and dollars. These she changes every TWEEN
ty minutes and never wears the same pair
twice. Il ,hey arc wOra ove- t~euty min
noes the servant girls viii Lot accfPt 'hem
secoud-han Her house Il Il second New
Jerusalem. The front door is q solid sapphire,
the b4y-w;nduws are set III pearls, and the
only spot in The house where anything as
common ~ silYer.Can be found Is the sink
where the dishes are washed. All the bed
st-aGs are fashioned from ivory, set full with
emerllds and ruti5>; The pitchers are OF
topaz followed out; the hot water aud cold
water faucets are an opal and An amethyst,
each as large az California beet. Cham
pague Is only used for bathing. Corn beef
and buckWheat cakas are eaten with forks
made out Of gems, end from dishes made out
OF Diamond dus: and gold. Her children
make Toy houses out Of precious stOnes. aud
in hsr bureau drawer she always keeis pack
Of onyx stones ~ big as California pears 10
throw AZ her husband when be comes home
aud tries to 90 10 bed with his boots on. This
il not hall the story.
, 1877-01-20

down and announced by the secretaries Of
each house"
VIII. IL 1917 the vote of Indiana was Oh
iected to. The two houses separated, and
there was consiGerabIe discussion but no one
except Mr.. Randolph, 50 far d. we have been
able TO discover, pretended that the houses
had not constitutional power to examine the
vote and exclude any State for cause, OF that
the Wee President had any power exeep. TO
"open the packages.
". In 1921 tha. .a-sa, ,ri->enri arose, and
in the Senate, Mr.. King Of New York, wished
to provide beforehand for any question which
might arise in Joint meeting. Several gen
tleInen agreed with him others holding that
the question could only be decided after The
votes from Missouri were legally known to
the Joint meeting. But no Senator objected on
the gruund that the houses had no power TO
exclude or 1" examine" the vote, or that the
Vice President had this power. in the House
the same question came up and Nj Ran
duiph, as on previous occasion, asserted
that Congress had no power to consider the
vote Of State. Mr. Clay said the coastitu-
ton required of the TWO houses 10 assemble
aud perform the highest duty that could de-
volye On Il public boay-'o ascertain who had
been elected by the people % administer their
national concerns In ease If votes coming
forward ahIch could not be counted the CON
siIturiua WAS silent; but, fortunately, the
end III that case carried with II the means.
The two houses were called on 20 euumeruto
the votes for President aud Vice President.
Cf course they were called on 70 decide what
are votes. Mr.. Clay said, The committee, be
ing morally certain that the question would
arise on the vots, IN Jo!ut meeting, thought
1t best, '' to give II the gu-by IN this way.
Surposu his resolution not adopted. the Pres
il,at Of tie : nate shall proceed 10 open and
count the votes; ; and would The House al
low that officer sins!y and alone thus yirta-
ally 70 dee,,!e rhe question Of The legality oi
the yotr-? Ii not, how, then, were thcy TO
proceed: Was j. to be settled by the deois-
ION Of the TWO houses coujointly, or Of The
two houses separately? Oae house would
say the votes cught 10 be counted, the other
,hat they ought not; and then the votes
would be lost aloge,her-" The resolution
Was adopted
Here We must rest for to-day, but We shall
pursue the subject further on another occa-
e!on. We do not doubt that Senator Morton
has all these authorities by heart. and that
upon. them and others Ike them he founded
his bill of the last se>sion.-N. !. H0a.@.
, 1877-01-20

4 QUESTION ANsWERED.-Ihe New York
Jo.,s,,a! Of Coaagas answers an important
question rniScd in the minds of many people,
as follows: \ doz=n or more writers have
asked US il il is true that Hayes carried al
most the entire vote OF the patriotic North. "
This may be answered positively IN the neg
ative. Mere politicians, in the heat Of their
excitement. are apt to forget that State
" aioh gives It's c!ec,osal vote to 5ne side or
the other, does 50 for the rna-t part by
small majority. and that nearly Lali Of the
solid men Of that con mouwealth have just as
fully iudorssa the other Il 5.3 eco citizens
in New IIk -uEIor;eI Iiian, the 10000
pho gave their sutrra4es 10 Hayes fairly di-
vide the voice Of the Stutr. II 3s5,0GO Penn
.ylyauia represent "p4.rioiie men" who
sustained the republican ticket, then 3G2 eco
represent a class quite as patriotic who voted
f.r the opposition. If it be said that in this
State the city of New York with its 'iorei5n
votl" turned the scale. il may be added with
equal Justice that Philadelphia whose Po3u-
lar mujoriry Is sweIlcl 10y class still lower
in the ranks of ci,iz nshi?, rendered the
same service 70 the d miuant parry IN Penn
svlvauia. In Ohio. ont OF nearly seven nun
drrd thous md votes, Il majority OF less than
eight thousand brought III the republican
el,c'urs. When Gen. Grant asserted, as he
did the other day, that Hay represented all
but four Uf the states which furnished the
means Of snppre>>ing the rebellion, be could
not have meant that even those States we're a
unit in his support, since ou' Of the three
and half millions Of voters within them,
10000 ,or nearly halN we're represented
10y TIlden. There can ha no argument con-
c.rniny ''ihe patriotic rido" drawn from the
vo;cs of the greet Northern States so evenly
divided.
, 1877-01-20
POETECAL SELECTIONS.
NnRE E4IIEy.


stood on the heights when the sun went down.
And day with the night had wed;
The hills. with their shaaow-sheets drawn 10 the
crown.
Rolrd grim as the mounds Of the dead.
Tired nature was dumb, save the fairy tune
OF wavelets that slipped on the beach;
Aud seemed alone, 'neaIh the wan Lalf-mocn
That sailed in the azure reach.
There corneth tie time, :, sld my heart "a shade
Froia tie re..sivs season caJght-'
/" When TIE Day VIII flesh. and thE ay viii elda
And nine G.. e IS II H-aoll It not
ponlcgel Low bri,f. how often vain,
Seemed the pitiIul life Of man;
And ratgvellei iii tie al tbs ordain,
In the holy creative plan.
E2rtL's dust yie!lth fruit at His worland the sea
And the worlls in HIS system move
In II His creations, :oE man-but he
Nan alone doth unworthy prove.
Ie may cry Lord! IorIg with tongue as he moves
In pursuit Of the glitterina pe.fi
BIT the god be serves, and the sod be loves,
Is the sensual god of self.
The sage DER dark tones pores until on his eyes.
Dota ptiful blindness fall;
Tl.en turns his lagd fice to the stars, and cries
'IAege Is 10. a Gol at al -
All LeeI,es' as flies, till 10 cur own hearth
Comes the terrible spoiler, Death;
Than We wal! '' God help. with raised hands from
the earth
IN an awful ani rear-jOrn faith
O Thou that are Sweetness and Mercy AMI Love,
To Snatch us and save Us from death,
Sled doNri on cur sick souls, Ike rain from above,
More faith q! OuI Father, more fifth.
, 1877-01-20

TuE POPULAR YoTE.-The popular vote
for Prssiieut has bseE Eeporred with tie US
nal carsles-usss this year, the average vote
f,v election being used in some instances and
the highest in Others In several States the
vote has been declared with some counties
lacking, which have been added later. The
no-t Trustworthy Egn-sz, however, the Phil
adelvhi4 Tiaass alleges, z - the iotl vote as
s. .4Sq. .i50; Tiiten. / 26S, ,261; Hayes. 4.t27.
l4j; Cooper, 50. .192; Smith, I6.Oj5; scat
rzring, 2T9I MrjOrity for Tuden over
Hayes, 24l .022 over al, l47.5SL
, 1877-01-20

Az Expensive DINNEE.-The most
expensive dinner served on Thanks
giving day was eaten at San Francisco,
if tne NetrS Letter be veracious. a
ri2h citizen, who bad made q fortune
as : poultry dealer, wished 20 senda
fine turkey TO his daughter and he-
young husband, and at the same, time
TO enclose 4 little souvenir. He placed
a certificate Of 100 shares Of consoll-
dated Virginia mining stock IL rich
morocco pocket book, hiding his gift
inside Of the royal bird. near the heart.
As he Joined tie young couple at din
ner there was 4 merry twinkle IN his
eve. Grace was said, and the keen
carving knife cleft the breast Of the
fowl. at tastes a little leathery," re-
marked The young wife. Cut deep
err" responded the fond parent. They
cut and cut until tho last vestige Of
The stufing, which smelt like colIec-
ton of elegantly bound books, was re-
moved. There lay a soggy looking
pocketbook. The India rubber band
had dissolved, and as opened with the
heat the sweet juices Of the turkey
had little by little reduced the crisp
certificate TO boiled pulp With a
loud shrek the father fell under the
table. He had forgotten 10 take the
number Of the certificate, and they
had been eating a turkey worth s50OO.
, 1877-01-20
CITY 8aE8sBEV&.

Through many d. evening, while my spirit gains,
Amid the popu!ous eity's eJb and Ao",
\ kecuer sel,s; OF solitude tLan they know
Ulo dwell oa 9esolate hills or Lo,,zeless plains,
tluil long streets where hirkeIi dimnesS reisns,
Where bright .nscrutible windows calmly glow,
Aud wi5I mysterious p!e.sure, as go,
Sl.ape veld coHj. ctures from the IllIuiuei panes
II y0nlcr room two amOruuS hearts may thrlll-
Some fiery quarrel, here, may grow aTaee-
There may some viyilant mother, pale and slll,
Bend IN deep agony Ger Il wasting face
And h,re a uUrAerezs by some bel may slill
Tie deadly colosl-ss drop that leave no trace!
, 1877-01-20

QUESTIONS OF RENOyAL--The agitation
III Thil-delphia abOut removing The Sta'e
capi;aI from Harrisburg 10 that place. mas
reminded several If the populOus cities in
other St.tes that they have like claims which
should be respected. New York city weuid
ike 70 be The capital Of New York State IN
sad Of Albany. Chicago thinks IL merits
IS 2 capital city are superior to those OF
Srrin-,f.!d. aud ST: Louis demands 10 have
lie S-.,e-house. RON located at Jefferson
Civ. s., Louis would also Ike very much
to Be the capital city Of tbe nation 1t is
no. probable. however, that any changes OF
the STATE cspit.I. Will Do made soon, an1
rrerl,ap- that oi the na.iou, never
, 1877-01-20

INDIGNANT VoiCss-if the old maxim,
tAa. the receiver Of the stolen goods IS as bad
as the thief, remains in iull force until
March, the New York fa declares that K.
B. HAYES cauno. mount the steps OF the
Capitol At Washington and deliver bis IL
an rural Addrrss Is President, without seein5
millions Of scorufuI fingers pointed st him
from all quarters Of the UaiyT, nor without
hearing millions OF Indignant voices mutter-
ing in his ears, There stands receiver Oi
stolen votes
, 1877-01-20

MANS INGENUTY-The fsheImen Of
Norway carry in their fishing bol;s wa'rr
telescope or tute three or four Tee; Ia length
They inmer-s one sud in the water, and
then, locking a-el!y 'brough the 5la--, they
are enabled 10 perceive OF jets Ten or fifteen
fathoHls deep a. distinctly as II they we've
within fegy feet Of lbe surface. Hence,
when they discover plenty Of Ssh they s'r-
round them with their large dTaUght nets.
aud of.eu catch them ty hundreds at hanl,
which, were !, no. f5r ti-se rllescopas, would
often PROVE prec.Tious and uuprohraole ti-h-
ing. This Instrument l. not o0ly used by
f-Lsrm=u, bu, + also found Il the navy and
COasrIus vessels.
, 1877-01-20

BlPossiELE.-The demo rats have = ma
iJri.y presentation in tie Clngressianal del
esatlo,.s Ia fur more Lan half u all Tie
States, 50 thar the scheme OF absentation to
defeat an election, i the HIuse should be
called upou to choose q President, Is ImPos-
'sible. Tho words Ct the constitution are
these: - quorum for this purpose shall
consist Of member or members from two
thirds Of tae States" Any STATE having a
democratic member would be c1uslItntiO1slly
represented if BE- remained and the Others
Withdrew.
, 1877-01-20

WHIT Is : TEA-spOOSFUL w hen
a tea-spoonful Of any medicine Is pre-
scribed by physicians it should be
borne in mird that the quantity meant
is equal in volume 20 45 drops Of pure
water. Il is q good plan to measure
of this amount in water IL small wines
glass. and mark in the latter TIE ex-
act height of the fluid. This Will give
an accurate and convenient stand
ard for future use. Teaspoons vary
50 much in size that there is 4 very
wide margin of difference IN their eon>
tanning capacity. 1t is well to remem-
Der, also. that four tea~spOoutuls equal
one tablespoonful, or half iiuld
ounce. 4 wine-glassiul means four
table-spoonfuls, or two fuid ounces,
and 4 teacapful, as directed by cook
ery books, indicates four fuid ounces,
or one gin.
, 1877-01-20

Conscience Is clock, which in one man
strikes aloud aud gives warning IN another
the hand points silently to tbs figure but
strikes not; meantime hours Pass away, and
death has,en-. and a;5er death comes jads-
tneut
, 1877-01-20

THERE are between three and four
thousand soldiers, Of the regular army,
stationed in Washington at present.
Probably the presence Of troops there
will afford Congressmen a strong ar
eument en- ,Ae subject Q: aPpropria-
t!ons fo: the army
, 1877-01-20

Ar The marriage Of an Albany wi4o|eF
on Of tie servaur- WAS asked II hI7 master
would take a bridal tour. :" DUMB san
b., oh fni--u-'s alive be took paddle TO
= I.,.,,.o il lie ta ke bridle 10 The Few Que
M no, -
, 1877-01-20

How Ha CANE THEEE.-The champion
liar Of lie State Is in our c9gn-y i'i y
kind hearted clergynlea asked Lim now he
came to b in there The fellow slii, with
tears il h;s eyes, that he was coming home
from prayrr-rneering ard sat down TO res''
fell asleep, and Vhile he was asleep there the
c,rp,v bni!t the i.il around him, aai when
he .soke the j.iier refused 70 let hmm out
Tf..,. are iud!crmeB's against HIM IN
every county wesc Of GaudalouPe, and he has
,l,.-lv served cut one term a. Huntsville
, 1877-01-20

WErps send their seed Ayihg through 'he
air everywhere. Valuable products must De
c-,4fuI!y cultivated. Lies pTofagate ia'Es
rapidly lhan the truth
, 1877-01-20

II Is IN extraordinary fact that when Peo-
pie come TO what ia commonly called hisn
worIs, they generally use Low ianguags.
, 1877-01-20

WELSH RaREBir.-0zs pounl Of CHOPPED
cheese, one teacup;ul OF H-i!k. one ess' On'-
ter ,izs Of ba;er-nut; boil milk, butter and
cheese till smo,th paste; add egg, well beat
,, and turu at once upon half slices OF
toast we'll butse-=d- Serve bot with mustard
~ ada If desired \ hrtle -four Of mu-'-Il
! a5ied 10 the mixture while b1'lias' II
..,r.,.LIe 20 all t4stes. Have care about
c5-IIinr the milk By too bot fire.
, 1877-01-20
North Western Stage Co.
skE9.95ze asE2 EAT NeE5y5
Reduction In Fare 20 the East.
LssCII. R.TES eF FARE:
LGCIL RsTIS eF FARE.

Through .eksts 20 OMAHA, CHICAGO, KASs,s CIzr,
Suyr IJUs PHUAnEUHk, NEw IoHE, E,sroN
E.Surxar.S. and all puints riG BcfaE CRY and
KalruN Tire 1iIect v-----ii Route East. now
offer at greatly reduced rates over the line Of the
Nurth-Westcrn Stage Company.
New coaches, good stock, skilled drivers ana rei
able pcIloraur- Of service on time SPECIAL Tea
tures Of the Company.
, 1877-01-20

I stood on the heights when the sun went down,
And day with the night had we'd
The hills. with their shalow-sheets drawn 10 Iii
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-05-03

It is now more than probable that
England and the other great Powers
will be dragged into the European
war. If SO, our farmers had as well
look facts squarely in the face. As
long as there is war in Europe all
kinds of produce, corn, wheat and
bacon will be in demand, and cotton
viii continue to decline. Our predic-
ton is, that cotton will not pay for
picking it out this fall. 1t has been
the bane of Gibson county. 1t has
made rich men poor and impoverished
cur soil. Is not this a good chance to
quit cotton for other kinds of crops ?
Try IL.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-05-03

There will be a proposition before
Special or Called session of our Leg
islature TO compromise our state debt
at considerable discount. This is
the wisest and safest plan. Our peo>
pie cannot bear the increased taxa
ton, which, since the war, has been
burdensome aud oppressive. The
holders Of our bonds have displayed a
spirit of concession, and compromise
greatly to their credit. Sixty cents
on the dollar is, it seems to US, fair
and liberal compromise. Our people
should accept it. To insist upon a
greater loss on the part of the bond
holders and to force them to it will be
only another name for Reputation,
There are always two sides to a CON-
promise. 1t imposes a sacrifice on
each side. We should sacrifice some
thing to get liberal and honest CON-
promise. We should want no other.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-05-03
STATE ITEMS.

Several cases of smallpox have sp-
peared in jackson.
Col. John II. Savage is for repudi>
ating all the state debt.
Moses r. johnson, colored preach
er of ability died at Nashville, Mon
day night.
A good deal of counterfeit paper
and coin is in circulation in East
Tennessee.
Bellville Enterprise: Prospects for
q strawberry crop are at present very
fatterine.
Maj. L. J. Buchanan. an old citi-
zen of Crockett county died at Alamo
on the 22d inst.
United States Commissioner Harris,
MAS forced to resign his Office at
Nashville Tuesday last for SANDER
Gus attack upon Judge II. H. Harri-
son.
The new law of the State does not
require teachers of common schools to
assist in repairing roads in the county
in which they live.
The best poles for telegraph pur,
poses 10 be found anywhere in the
country. are cut from the cedar groves
of Wilson county.
The labors of the commission Of ar
bitration and the Supreme Court at
jackson will likely result in the clean
ing up of the Supreme Court docket.
Madison Herald: The surveyors
arrived in Henderson last Tuesday,
and commenced Immediately to sur
vey the bed of the narrow guage rail-
road from here 10 Memphis
Jackson Sun: On Friday last Mr.
Jerry Fuller. an old and esteemed
citizen of this county, died very sud
denly at his residence near Denmark.
His age was between 65 and 20 years
In November last his aged wife died
and in February he married her neice,
o youtg woman aged about q yesrs.