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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-06
FOR SPEAKER OF THE AS
SEMRLK. 2ta

The Reno Journal announces Major
Underwood'as- candidate for Speaker
OF the Assembly. He is said to be a
good parliamentarian and well quail,
tied for the place. The Major is we'll
known in Winnemucca. he being an
engineer on. the Central Pacific Rail-.
road between this place and Wads-
worth. He is a man of much more
than ordinary ability and has sufficient
tirmness to control as disorderly body
as the Nevada Assembly has on several
occasions shown itself to be.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-06
A WEAK WOMAN,
Home, Happiness, Husband and
Children Deserted fOr n seoun.
drei.
From the Downieville Mesgen9er


A few days since the wife Of A. F.
Chapman of Sierra Valley, eloped with
a Dr.. Hayden. who is phi ysiciau, and
has been practicing in tue Valley for
number of months. Mrs. Chapman
came to Downieville about ten days
ago. ostensibly to consult DR.. Akin,
bringing with her her Oldest child, a
girl about ten years old. Stopping
here one night only, she was met by
this man Hayden. and lef. for parts nm
known. She left o letter stating that
she had gone away with Hayden never
to RETURN. and desiring that the girl
should remain with j. w. Osear, aud
the other children, of which there are
two. should 60 to A. p. Chapman,
father OF her husband. Since her de.
,parture Mr.. Chapman has sent for and
taken the girl back to Sierra Valley.
We know nothing of the circumstances
which led to this strange proceeding on
the part OF. the wife and MOI her. and
we forbear to criticise. But in regard
to this DR.. Hayden, we have learned
that ne was driven out of Winnemucca
for endeavoring to induce a woman
there to eiope with him. and are war
ranted In the conclusion that he il A
Dad one. His treacherousaess has
broken up a.Enily. destroyed the hap.
piness of an. estimable gentleman.
wrecked the life of wife and mother
and almost orphane! their Quileless
children. We fear that Mrs. Chapman
Will learn, when too late that she has
gwen up home, children and friends
Tor a conseienceless scoundrel: whom
It were base hattery to call wretch. I,
Will be the old. old story over again
Inc heartless whelp will 5000 tire of
MS victim and desert her, and then All
that will be left to her will be a life n,
oisnonor and shame or suclde's
grave We have nothing but pity for
Inc weak woman deceived. But for ,ha
dseeiver the-torments of hell (if tbsrs
De one) painted as black as the staunch.
esI oaivanist ever dreamed of, are en-.
tire'y too mild u punishment. The
psess or the State Will confer favor IN
.neir people by keeping good lookont
Tor him. Aoa'
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-06

rear, and, attacked aud carried Peiwar
Khotal about 4 o'clock in the after
noon. The enemy bad on the previous
evening received reinforcements OF iour
regiments. The fought desperately
Their artillery was we'll served. Their
defeat. however, was complete. We
captared eighteen guns and large
quantity of ammunition. Our loss was
moderate, considering tho. number OF
our opponents, and the difficult nature
of the country. Major Anderson, OF
the Pioneers, was killed. General
Cobbe and Lieutenant Munro. OF the
Seventy-second HighlaDders. were
wounded. Our men behaved admir-.
ably. We shall move towards Shutar.
garden Pass on Thursday. the 9th.
Parlia,nsnx Convenea-The Queens
Speech.
LONDON, Dec. b.
Parliament convened to-day. The
Queens speech read in the House OF
Lords was unusually short. Her
Majesty regrets being compelled to
summon Parliament earlier than usual.
bat the action of the Ameer Of Afghan.
istan compelled the sending of an expe-
dition into his territory, and the earliest
opportunity has been taken to call par
hament together and making to it the
communication required by law. The
papers on the subject will be laid before
Parliament. Assurances from all the
foreign Powers are friendly. and there
is every reason to believe that the ar
,rangements for the pacifcation OF
Europe made by the treaty of Berlin
will be satisfactorily carried out, after
full deliberations upon matters which
have led to the early meeting Of Par
lament aud after suitable recess.
Parliament should proceed to the con-
sideration of the measures for public
benefit which will then be laid before it.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-06

The murdered Lord Lsltrim ) will has
aeep proved under $l.Ou0.OU0 person
atty. and he hasn't left his Successor IN
hhe title single cent. The latter, who
inhesits only the entailed realty, has
'ntered caveat against the probate of
abe will. and would. perhaps. like to
withdraw the offer of $4,000 for dis.
covering who killed his disagreeable
Akk naese.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-06

The hondon Lluoet auuouness as
the champion heavy weight. Mr.. VIM
Campbell of Newcastle on Tyne u.
weighs over 52 stones (72S los. !; is six
ieet four iuches high. measures rop,d
the shoulders 96 inches, round IN.
wal 7 80 inches. and round the calf 81
his leg 50 inches. He is only ~ wear.
of age.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-06
LAHORE. Dec. 5.

LAHOHE, DEC. D.
General Roberts telegraphs from
Peiwar Khoial, uuder date of the 81, as
follows During The night OF December
LIST. the Afghan position was turned by
q Hank march over the Spengwai Pass.
We surprised the eneny at day break of
the I'd, when the Seventy second High
landers and Fifth Goorkhas gallantly
drove the Afghans from several posi-
tons. They afterward endeayored to
reach Peiwar Khotal. but an assault
conld. not be delivered on that side.
We then threatened the enemy 10 the
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-06

Senator Dennis. whose term expires
next March, will be candidate to sue
coed Gorham, as Secretary of the Sem
ate. He SO announced himself yester-
day. Henry Watterson Of Louisville
will also try for the office.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-06

HE Baltimore Gazstte says that Mr.
stephens no" weighs niuet, two
pounds. Democratic gain of two
pounds.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-06

EASTERN DISPATCHES
Investigatio Postponed.

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.
The COMMITTEE on. Expenditures in,
the State Department investigating the
charges against Seward met this MORN
ing. but transacted no business. in con-
sequence of the absence of Wells as a
witness, whose REORGANIZATION is.
first to be proceeded with. Wells Is ex-
pected daily from Los Angeles.
Cotton Mill Burned.
BALLsToN N. Y. Dec 5.
George Vests cotton mill was,
burned this morning. Loss, $50, 900;
insurance, $4,000
Prize Fight I'm New York.
New YORK. Dec. 5.
"Dick" Moore aud Jim" Burns,
two pugilists. fought fifteen rounds
last night, which lasted two hours and
ten minutes. at liquor saloon in West
Thirteenth street. Both men were
badly punished, Moore being the
victor.
senate Adjourned Till Monday.
WASHINGTON, Dec. S.
After the Executive Session. the Sem
ate adjourned till Monday.
Investigating Charges Against
WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.
The Committee on Expenditures in
the State Department. investigating
charges against Seward. met this morn
lug, but transacted no business, ia con-
sequence of the absense OF Wells as a
witness. whose cross exami nation is
first to DO proceeded with. Wells is
expected daily from Los Anyelos.
Yellow Fever Com.nit<ss.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.
In the Senate the Vice President an.
nounced as the special committee on the
yellow fever investigation, Harris, Nat
thews. Lamar, Paddock, Couover, Gar
land and Eustis.
Fatal Boiler Explosion.
COLUMBUS, Dec. 5.
The boiler at the Hayden rolling mill
exploded this morning while q nu amber
OF workmea were standing around it :.
Two men were instantly killed and four
seriously injured.
Launch OF the Steamship State of
Caiifornsa.
.4gfgy PHILADELPHIA, Dec, 5.
The new iron steamship State of Cal.
ifornia, built for the Pacific Steamship
Company. was successfully launched
this morning from the shipyard Of
Messrs. Cfamps. There was larger
attendance OF spectators than ut any
previous launch. There were 600
guests ON board, and. the wharves and
vessels in the vicinity were crowded,
with spectators. The steamer was
christened By a daughter of w. f.
Lockard- Superintendent of the Phila-
delphia Division of the Pennsylvania
Railroad. Charles w. Pussy was
present as the experimenting engineer
Of the Pacific Coast Steamship Com.
pany, and Samuel Archibald as agent
for the English Lloyds. under whose
rules the ship was, constructed. The
California is 500 fee. long, 81 feet beam
and 26 feet depth of hold,
FOREIGN DISPATCHES
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-06

ENhE Board Of County Com N issioners vii,
- rtesive bids aud proposals for liaing
oounty jan with iron. sa0 that plans and
sIpc 1cations Of tie same are now on tiIe with
-, ,n1 ule X sod NAV bs seen upon application
W hiu; s-ia Eoasd OF County Comm sston.
efs viii nees 1T the Clerks ofl g an r,,a.ds,,
Decemoe- JOSE, a. ID. 1878, for the purpose 81
leeeN ~ bias en-. PROPOSALS.. TIE Hoard re-
series we n mt 10 reject any and all bids.
Da.eo /" ilne nucca, New .da, Nov. 80. 1878.
1Np-Nu j.. H. JOB CIerk
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-06
FOREIGN DISPATCHES
Arrival Of the Emperor and Ea press
at Bertha.

BERLIN, Dec. 5.
The Emperor and Empress reached
the palace in this city at l2:45 to-day.
The route from the railway station Was
densely packed with people.
The Afghans Defeated.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-06
ADYER TEN CIl.

Los que suscriben, hermanos de ID. Placido
Gonzalez y Rodriguez yecino de Utnado, y
resdente en- ell barrio denominado los Angeles,
hacen presente al pIbico de esta loealldad Y
resto de la isla, enconrdrse dicho senior ataca-
do de una enfermedad mental, segun opinion
enes s que e soaGe sSnaa aegoe
I,iuesa. Lo que ponemos en- conocimiento ge.
neral para evtar perjaicios los intereses tan
to particulares como del interesado Francis
co Gonzalez y Rodriguez, -4AgaStsf Gonsdles
y Rodriguez, Sd
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-06
pREcIos DE- AEUNCI0s.
iuPHENTA
DEL "BOLE'TIN." !"
FORTALEZA, 81.

Contando esta imprenta con toda clase de
elementos ssi de personal como de material
moderno de las mejores fabricas, aDundancla
dc panel, haee con LIMPIEZA, BARATURA
Y PRESTEZA toda clase de impresos, bros,
a. desde los mas sencillos los mas argos y
conplicados. Para estados cuenta con exec
leates cajas mecanicas.
PARA Ell cOMERCIO.
Canocimientos de bucues de vapor.-Idem de idem
Ae vela, ,--polizas dc embarQue para caoot1e- ldem
gruesns.-De laraciones. Ac. &c.
PARA Los AYUNTAMIENTOs.
pornacion del reparto territorial libros taonaros
A snfrfculas do ganado Id. talonarios de guia de
Ia1eras. Iibramientes municipaes cargaremes ETC..
ETC.
REvISTA COMMERCIAL
Tedas las ouncenns. q la salida de los vapores
tnrIenee eon Is correspondence para Europa las te
nenos de venta.
TAMBrEN Sc ENCUENTRA DE vENTA
REGLAMENTOS GENERATES DE BILLAR
50 cKNTAvos EJEMPLAR.
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ANUNCIOS DIVERSOS.
aatallaa Fijo as Astilleria.
JUNTA ECONOMICAL.

No habiendo dado resultado el examen sefa-
lado para ell % del mes pr6ximn .,asado nara
cuhrir la yacante <.e q maestro de cornetas de
este Battalion, Sc ha acordado un nuevo
examen para Ell A de Febrero prdxime, Y Sc
anuncia al p1blco para los indiyiduos que de-
seen presentarse 4 dieho examen, remitiendo
con anticipation al primer Jefe sus instancias
con expression de los antecedentes que conven-
ga teDer en- cuenta para la eleccion Puerto
Rico, Enero de 1878 Ell Captain Teniehte
AyWdante secretaro, Manuel Alber, La
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-06
RlDEICIOI Dr. aUIIfAS.

l. Los mozos peninsulares residences Ell esta
n ciudad, seran redimldos del servicio de las
" armas Ell el easo de caer quintos en- sus
respectivos pueblos, ingresando en- ell battalion
de voluntarios de esta Capital y cumpliendo
los demds requisites prevenidos en- ell regla-
mento aprobado por el Excmo. ST. Captain Ge-
neral dc esta Isla
Para mas informes acudiran los que queran
gozar lie aquel beneficlo, al Eyemo sr, tenien-
te coronel primer jete del oltado battalion
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-06
Para las Esrus!as.

Enla imprenta del BoLETIN hay de yenta
ESTADOS TRIMESTRALES de los que
pasan los sefores profesores las jnntas loca-
les 1 tres pesos el ciento avellon el ejemplar
adenas los siguientes libros de texto:
SILABARIO Y PRIMER LlBR0 DE LEG
TURA por Don Jose Solves, p edicion
MANUAL DE MORAL PRACTTCA Y
RELIGI0SA, traducida por NJ. de los A. Ar
royo, ambas obras IS reales docena va 2
reales el ejemplar
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Una respectable fa-

mla espahola de esta ciudad solicita una ms
titutriz que Sc encargue de la enseaanza yeaa-
caciom de un niho y dos nihas, siendo condi-
cion Indispensable que conozca el ingl6s el
frances, fin de que pueda ensenar esos idio-
mas. los educandos.
Para nformes dirigirse a Don NJ. Arrbas,
Ponce, con buenas refereneias, hta, IL eu
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-06
Don AristidsS Alvarez RaSSy.

SaplicaHlos este senior, ex-ageHte del Bo-
rErIN en- San German, Sc sirva abonar esta
Administration S29I-60 de recibos que ie he
m)s remtido, amen de otros que indebidamen'
e c0br6 con su propia frIna y Sc 10 ayisamos
Der este medic por haberse obstinadamente ne
aad0 contestar q las repetidas cartas que,
muchas de elias certiicadas, lie hemos remltido
La Administration del BOLETN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-06
Primer libro dela iniancia.


Ejercieios de lectura y lecciones de moral
para Ell uso de las Escuelas primarias. Iibro
'leclarado de texto para Pto. Rico. Sc yende
en- la Liberia Iniprenta de GonzaIex.
Fortaleza-l5, 4 2 reales ejemplar y So so
docena. -
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MEMORIALS DE TN NlLlTAR
sACADAS DE UN LIBRO INEDITo
EGLADAs
PoR DON JOSE PEREZ morris.

Obra amena instructive, de eerea de 500
paginas, que contiene grandes detalles hlsto-
Hoes arecdotas hechos de armas relativa d
Ia guerra de la ndependenciaes panola, q las
prisiones en- Francia, la expedicion de Mo
rilIo va Ia guerra civil de la Costa -tirme.
Sc vende en- la Administration del BoIETIN
4 peso eTejemplar yse enyia franco de porte
& cualquiera poblacion de Ia lsia al reclpo
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Faeturas de Carpetas.

En- la1mprenta del BoLEr1N sc venden iactu-
fas para el canie de carpetas por BlLl4EIES
DEL, TES0R0 cinco centayos una b. e. II
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MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.
ENTRADA DE PASAJEROs.

Procedentes Gle Santander han desembarca-
do hoy los sguientes passjeros; Isabel Pa
eheco. s. Mantilla. - Vicente Sabas hlJo.
- CIeto noras 81 Paseual Laehaustra. X. B.
Garcia --Jose II. Fueates sra Y nlllos =
s. Pereira Anton MO. q ssaas. Alfredo Tube;
pedro Perez Anre:lasso Garcia Manuel
guarez. Manuel Mendez. A Fernandez.
Mnnusl lopez III.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-06
coLEfto nE siIlIs.

San Justo Is. Frente Ia Lug Econ6miea
El dia del corriente, reannda sns trabaioa
el colegio de senoritas, titulado del CARMEN.
balo la direction de Doha Pclonia del Amo de
Clemente, protesofa elemental y superior de
la escuela normal de Madrid
Horas de clase, de 10a maiana Z Al tartle
Sc admiten pensonistas, medic pensionlstas
Y exteTnas aprecios convencionales.
Sc preparan pfolesoras eleinentales y +
riores.
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Carruajos.

De Gonzalez Ramos, salen diariamente las
dos de la tarde para Rio piedras Carolina Caguas
las cuatr0 para Cangreios Rio piedras, hetados
to las heras. - Calle de la Fortaleza. niim. "a.
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SOCIEDADES.
GM MRaD@.

sabre L6ndres Paris Bremen. Geneva, Habana.
nsnfiaQ0 de Cuba. Sant0 Domingo, Madrid. Santan-
49, 1fiiz Barcelv vna otraS plazas de Espa1a, gil
- por Qantidad do mas De yeintcllco pesos.
w co1lr., Tetuan 81. opEe, "
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pascuas
los
a Ell Ia
ecHdos e $50 800 na ent It"os eores
d IS
o. anSa
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Puerto RICO, setlembre dt IofL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-10-24
o b. LAKE, ESQ.

From the CrawfordpiUe (Ga.) Democrat.
While in Augusta last Week, we acct
dentaNy, las we always do when we go
there met our good friend and c%onfrere
George B. Lake, Esq Soliciting Agent of
the Edgefeld Is. c. -Adrertiser. looking
out for the interest Of his paper. Lake is
a natural born newspaper man. and hav-
ing one of the best papers in his State in
hand makes it doubly a success. He is
one of these genial good-hearted fellows
that it is a pleasure to me t an. waeie
and at any time, We have the word oil
his hotel keeper for it, that he has one Of
The most o. en- and taking in cur t names
he eyer saw, and at a free lunch never
makes a half-a-hand. Brother Lake is d
firm friend, a good n~eighbor, a genial
Q mpanion, a sage in judgment, profound
in erudition, lovely in carriage. graceful in
movement, a statesman. a scholar and a
philosopher-but not famous for his beau
ty. Come over, brother Lake, and visit
US in our humble little sanctum, and let
us together walk abroad and admire the
wonders of Nature. Nevertheless the
advertiser is one Of the best country pa
pers in the South, and is a greater favor
tie with the Augusta merchants tLan any
other paper within the range of their . at,
ronage.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-10-24
ne AUVerLiS6r.
THE CHIEF i.psHaI. AND As.
SIS FAINT Sz1U0rzrDJ TUX
THE THIRTlETu.
Elk. Govt. Rooms, Oct 18th ISIS.

EX. Govt. Rooms, Oct 18th 1878.
The following citizens are announced
as Chief Marshal and Assistant Marshais
for the Campaign Meeting of the sOth at
Centre Spring. Chief Marshal, J Hamp-
den Brooks; Assistant Msrshals, Leroy
Hammond, Augustus White, Geo. A
Adams, r. A. Cochran. Samuel Hugh, 3,
Felix Lake, jr., Anon Stallworth" rhom-
as j. Lyon. II. Sloan. John c. Strother,
James Suddeth, David Padgett, w. w.
Holston, Sumpter Boatwright, Jno. r.
Clrwile, P. B. Waters, E a. Minis Pierce
Day, John Cahill, James Fraser, Newton
Fair, Jas. A. Holland, Clias. l. Wood
ward, T. S. Pylant, w. II. Folk. Dan
Brunson, James Forrest, r.. S Wright.
Arthur Tompkins, j. B. Tumpkins.
The Chief Marshal will be designated
bya blue scarf with a red rosette. The
Assistant Marshals will wear blue scarfs.
The Chief Marshal and as many Assis-
tant Marshals as may find it convenient
will report at Trenton at I cock A. NJ.
on Wednesday, the 90th. The red-shirt
clubs adjacent to Trenton are requested
to rendezv, US at that place by A. NJ.
on the 3Oth, to escort the Governor, his
suite, and invited guests to Centre Spring.
Democratic Clubs fl. m Aiken, and from
other Counties adjacent, are respectfully
invited to join with us in this political
demonstration. All the Military Com
PAM es Of the County are also respectful
ly urged to add by their presence to the
success and ectat of the occasion. 1t is
the earnest wish and request of the
County Executive Committee that all the
Democratic Clubs Of the County should
attend the meeting of the 30th at Centre
Spring, in regular club organization, and
uniformed as far as may be. practicable
in the red shirt.
NJ. l.. BoNHAM, Chair.
JAS. T. BACON. Sec.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-10-24
AlRRYLLYANT TRIUMPH AWAITS
~ THE DEMOCRATS.

The news from all parts Of the State is
most encouraging. That a brilliant tri-
alumph swaits the Democrats is no longer
o matter of doubt. Their State ticket
having no opposition, the contest is for
Congressman, members Of the General
= Assembly and County officers. In the
Third and Fourth Districts there is no
opposition 70 Coils Aiken and Evins, and
Slanianys Counties the Radicals will have
no ticket in the field. 1t is confidently
expected that the Democratic party will
S.ect all five Congressman, and car
" four.fffhs OF the Counties in the
Z State. Nor is this estimate overdrawn.
! I, is made after carefully counting the
iances. Surely; if all of this be done,
9as.will be cause for rejoicing on the part
; .os.the good people Of South Carolina.
-, But, though the prospect is so favors-
Bile, we must not forget that work-con-
slant, determined and harmonious work
lis tho price Of success. So let no one
Z relax his efforts unit. the polls shall
sAage been closed on the 5tb of Noyem
Der. Nothing will be lost by it. The
ladical party will simply be buried the
deeper, and our victory the more COM
plets.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-10-24
WEEKS o R

Less than two weeks more and the stu
: os November, . day to be memorable in
gths5 history OF South Carolina, will be
..ksse, All are agreed that our County
will 90 Democratic by a large. majority.
Butlhas every stone been turned? Has
:lsgerything been done that can be thought
.oe that will the more effectually crush
ont Rsdicalism from our.midstf Nothing
that.iaworth doing at all can be done
tooAeil. The Radical party cannot be
kSlled too dead, nor the Democratic tri-
umph. made too complete. The policy
10 to 20 j. with q rush from now until
ehs s..ee.ion Is over. Meetings will lie
helt,as various points in the Counsy.
Cufsesadidates and others will be pre- o.
fand sldress the people on the issues
sdn4olsedin TIL campaign. II is highly
important that those meetings should lie
attended. Nothing strikes so much ter.
sroy. i,to Ehs hearts or the Radicals ss
SEsFT Gnd enthusiastic Democratic meet
lsi fRs people turn out as ons
yasni and contribute by their preoencs to
xhc s1ceesss OF the good Cause.
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mWhat. both my darling chicks
AT one fell, Swoop."

DIED, October 5th, 1878, Leg NICHoL-
SON, aged 5 years and 5 months.
On Oct. 9Th, 1873, WILLIE NICHOLSON.
aged s wears and s months. Children of
John Il. and Sallie Nicholsen !. Little
Lou was the idol of the household and
u general fayorite in the neighborhood;
her whole countenance was lt up with q
soul full of: welcome to visitors, and
when she entered the houses Of the
neighbors she carried q flood Of sunshine
and gladness l have never seen the
countenance of a child SO full Of love
and Joy, of brilliant enthusiasm as LOGS.
WILLIE was Il sturdy, manly boy, be-
yond his years, u boy Of great activity,
who excelled in all the sports with his
playmates.
This double affliction is a sad blow TO
the hopes and aspirations of loving rel
~atives, but the sadness is with us, the
JOY is with the dear children, who await
with "a sou full of welcoInee in their
home beyond the clouds. The blow was
dealt by the hands of q loving Father,
who knows when Christening Is necessary
TO teach w what shadows we are and
what shadows we pursue. None but
selfish motives could induce us to wish
them back again. These lines are writ
t,n by u who loyed them, with a hope
that something of consolation may be-
ad administered to the relatives y.