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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-25

JACK KEHoE, the chief of the A." Mol
lie Maguires" of the Pennsylvania coal
region, was hanged at Pottsville, in that
state, Dec 18th. He was convicted of
the murder of a superintendent of n
coal mine, several years ago, being the
leader of II mob which killed the super
intendent
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-25
Truth and >uherueSs.

What is the hest family medicine in
the world 10 regulate the bowels, purify
the bleed. remove Costiveness and bill
business, aid digestion and stimulate the
whole system?
Truth and soherness compells us e
answer, Hop Bitters, beng pure, per
feet and harmless. See Truths III
another column.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-25

News has been received at Washing
ton of the death, on the "a instant, of
Justin +. Coiburn. United States consul
general ut the City of Mexico. His
death was caused by quick consump-
ton. Mr.. Colburn WAS formerly a Jour
nalist in Washington, where he was
highly esteemed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-25

which forbids the appointment
army OF any person who served "a lae
confederate cause, will not md "a NE
new bill. open the door to tho r a4 Tue
ment of confederate officers o. ppm" l,pj!
to any grade except that of secon aJJ'q !.
tenants. and that only through hoy, au, ,,ev'
tion at military academy on 1 nron VA
ton from the ranks. P'oilo-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-25

A PARIS correspondent OF a London
daily pays this lacoaic tribute to the
American goods exhibited at Paris;
"The Americans sent very little trash
to the Champ de Mars"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-25

Ii the matter Of the effort to remove
the federal courts of Iowa from keokuk
to Burlington, Hiram Price, from the
second Iowa district has filed "A protest
with the house Judiciary committee
against the removal.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-25

Mrs NELLIE GRANT SARToRIS will visit
her native land next May, accompanied
by her husband.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-25

SAMUEL j. REEVES, distinguished as
an iron merchant, and founder Of the
Phoenix Iron Company, Pa, died Dec.
18th.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-25

THE congressional committee on
public lands has postponed till January
10 the hearing Of the argument on the
McGarrahan claim, the attorneys of the
New Idria Mining Company not being
ready.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-25

REPORTS of good sleighing come from
all quarters of the northwest.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-25

TIE Mollie Maguires are being dis
patched with merciless regularity in
Pennsylvania.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-25
NEWS NOTES.

BULGARIA still has her thoughts upon
an American king.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-25

PRINCES ALICE died on the seven
teenth anniversary of her fathers death.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-25

EX-REBEL SOLDIERS AND THE ARMY BILL.
Says Washington telegram OF
December l4tn: 1t is claimed by
members of the commission on the
reorganization of the army that the re-
peal OF section 1928, revised statutes,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-25

our minister to Germany, who has been
dangerously i'll of late, is reported inn
proving by a cableglam from Berlin
dated Dec 10Th
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-25

A Darmstadt cablegram of Deem
Der 10th says; The grand Ouch
ess of HesSe-Darmstadt, Princess
Alice of England, died at $50 this
morning, of diph'heria. The grand
duchess was the third child and second
daughter of Queen Victoria. She was
born April 25th, 1913. Her father, the
late Prince Albert, died Saturday, Dee.
1t, 1861. The princess was in an UNI
conscious state from 2:3C until the time
of her death. a London dispatch
Of the same date says Her
majesty, though greatly grieyed,
is not ILL., The flag ut Windsor Castle
is at halfmast, ana the bells at the
Royal Chapel and Eaton College are
tolling, and nearly all houses, public
and private, in the royal borough, are
closed.
AFGHANS CIV No IP THE CAUSE.
4 Lahore cablegram of Dec. 18th
SAYS: The officials and notables Of
Jellallabad have arrived at Dakka, to
tender their submission and services to
the British authorities.
News from Cabul represents that the
eight regiments of Afghan infantry
there have shown Il disiaclinstior to
fight.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-12-25
GEN. ROBERTS CAMPAIGN.

A Lahore cablegram of Dec. 10th
says; Gen. Roberts telegraphs unde:
date of Thursday as follows: awe
have finished reconnaissance to the top
of Shutar Garden pass and returned tc
Ali khel without firing shot The
country is friendly. am rapidly for.
tifying Piewar pass camp Gen Rob
erts was to leave A khel for Kurum
to-day.
The Greenville times., 1878-03-30

As,.... Co,s,,.ua,sa.
AZ uncle Rsmus came mp street
hs met / little eolored TOY carry
inn I slate aud : number Of books.
Some words passed between them,
but their exact purpopt win prob
ably never b. known. Thsy were
unpleasant, for tho attention Of .
wandering policeman .was called
to the matter By hearing The old
man bawl out:
.Dou't you come ioolla' longer
me. Niger you're fippin yo' .sass
a. d. wron9 color; !; you kin 20
round hero siid sass desc white
pcople. an maybe dey'll stand Il,
but when you como sllngin' yo'
law at ! man wat was gray when
do fahmin' days gin out, you better
20 and III 70 hide efeasod-"
/" What's tho matter, old mani : =
asked the policeman.
Il "Nulhln', boss, 'cep'n I aint |
swiuater bey NO Niger cliillun |
hoooln' an = .hollsriu' Il mo whel
IL rwine along de streets"
A0h. we'll, school cllIldren--yo'
The Greenville times., 1878-03-30

An enormous bore Il the fellow
who Is always Wanting TO bet. lie
viii bet anything, from his "bot-
toni dollar" ID Lis life. He will
bet en- either side. both sides, aud
il only abashed when somebody
takes him DIP. The mania for bot
ting, with which some psrsons are
cursed, Il humorously illustrated
IN i" Toby Candor's" letter from
San Francisco to the Boston Jonr-
nal. lie says:
Californians have an Inherent,
inordimnts dc-ire Tor betting. u
amounts Utmost ton mania.
"l'Il bet you ten dollars that
mans name Is Sneidcr," said ono
| Californian to another, o. . man
who wa, md utter stranger to both
passed by.
ats a co." said his companion.
INQUIRY was made, aud the wa.
ger lost BY the man who proposed
It.
Up III one Of the mountain towns
q stage coach tipped over, and It u
related that as the passengers wen'
tumbling down . rocky cmbank'
n,ent Init a gulch, . fellow shouted
"Tll bit the drinks for all Of "
that half Of N get killed."
The bet wastaken, but the cas-
ualtles were not fatal.
! A doctor reported that . vel
known citizen who was at tn
point Of death, would not liv'
twenty minutes longer.
"Tll bet five dollars that b
will," said one Of his friends.
The wager was accepted, and th
stakes we're scarcely put up whel
the report came that the man va
dead.
" DO you give 1t up3" asked tll
, man who won.
uNr ~vaa thc reu1v Til noy
The Greenville times., 1878-03-30

Hes in Silverbrockbury, Arr
zona. Got . big brewery there"
" Remember All. Sykes 2" said
the stranger With Que eye set cross
ihs.
"Got twenty years At Carson
for robbing the mall"
Heard Ward 6mithers had
some troubles"
Five years at Carson for rob
hing Wells, Fargo. Ne didn't PLAY
II ane Ike they say old Bllvins did.
l bslisvs thai Vas his nane mick
name, ! guess"
"Old Blivins!"
"Old Blivins. You scc he rob
bed Wells. Fargo, just out Of 6il.
/ verton; that VA before l went
there; heard Of Il. The messen'
ger was the only witness against
him, and On the morning Of hi
day Of the trial the messenger wal
found shot dead 1t the door Of th'
room IN which he slept, aud whicl
opened on ) NARROW alley. II W.
Nof km0wn f0r eArtaiu whO did a
The Greenville times., 1878-03-30

Judge Psytou. Chancellor Of the
Copiah district, decided recently,
in the suit Of the Mississippi Mills
N. W. w. Cook, tax collector, that
the legislature had no power nader
the constitution to exempt corpo-
rations from taxes. and that there
fore the Mississippi Mills were u
able for taxes. Notwithstanding the
acts OF the legislature Of lS79 end
1873. Tho demurrer to the htn q
eomplainspts was sastainsd and
| the bill dismissed. Meridian Asr'
The Greenville times., 1878-03-30

Tho Couutess Joanncs Moore,
the sweet singer Of Michigan, has
tily hung of the following the
other day: III you feel . little
pale think Of Joner and the Whale
and the frightened phace Of joiner
when he thought himself goner.'' =
The Greenville times., 1878-03-30

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| "a d,.srr.sr,nv Il ~. hesr;l ~
,hc chin. ltloofed = 4 some ons
| ~ .s.,.o.l - ~. him IA ..vo
4 nm ~ +. otIsr cf ! better ioh.
m, n,h.r M. w.; tai, ouick spo-
k... n.rvona and dart.lookins.
w,ek h.srd slrllken with rr.v :
and ~ would haye bsci;i cfFoss. eyed
q \. had had two eve. A. Il was,
80 ~. A.. ,v.s - .ross,nv.
!. w.,, ,.o,, /. sI,vsrton now ? ),
.opti.r.'a ths d.rr .lootipe man.
as,h' netsrxtln
4 nAnybodv thcrey"
Few old fellows sticking =
claims that 'hey 'h'nk snere'
|c.hr,sl,s trn,nr ;aces e; them out. .
) did sou Know Tom o'enon.'
"Ycs; killed himself drinki"'
whisky"
"what became Of John Little
{ ficlds'
"Acse Lawlsr killed him IN
. fight over the SweetIy Drcan'in
claim"
"Rcekon Sdndy Jones amt '"er
|Mows"
"sold out the Bet Your Boot
for fort! tliousdnd, went back I
! pike, and IL culiivatinS d family.
"Dick Branigan making none
1 thcrs Z"
{ eyes; but he's dsad--whisk
got hi,i."
(; "Did Harry Martin get rid
his money!,
ri "Yes; went 10 the Black lIill'
. got Killed by the Sioux"
"Did bis brother Thad gos'
!, /" lie went, made o Oig iort"'
ont Of the placers. Ia member
4 cong, css from Nebraska now."
i (" Alvin Sanders, that kept Y
Dcw Of Heaven saloon, has left
suppose proceeded from the on
I l-|ovcd man.
y Lief for good. I Got load
with a stray bullet while 70
a.. '---- = -
The Greenville times., 1878-03-30
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The Greenville times., 1878-03-30

" 4 pustsrs Chancellor.
Conhon,s county y--4th Monday Of
October ard April, amt coniipne
Bolivar c6unty--51 Monday Of
November and Nay, and continue
twelve days.
Warrington countylih lI"n;
day or November and May, ana
continue eighteen days.
ivsoquons count y--Sd Monday o.
OctctSp and April, and continue
Ak da5S. I. s4
6hafkey oouMty-2d Monday Of
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Sunk kovcr counly-lst Monday
Of October and April, and con.
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eupRnH1 CouRT.
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yuJb0Es Or TliE SUPREME C3UEr
HI olnSr11I. Uhjtf .tnstt:e, n y Chalners
=. y. " Campbell, Assoelnte: ~ ~.
CleSU, ~
The Greenville times., 1878-03-30

For couvenlenes ofreierenee, we
herewith publish : tabular state
msnt Of state, Lsyse ard Town
taxes:
The Greenville times., 1878-03-30

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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

Mrs. Rosa V, jeffrey aud her daughter, Miss
Rosa, give grand sOire' next week at their
residence, No. $50 Twenty first street.
The well.known dramatic authoress, Miss
Annie Caggesha j, is visiting nlatiyss in tho
city.
A pleasant party was entertained by Colonel
and Mrs. Chase on tho evening Of the Fruit
Growers Association" including mostly mem
hers Of tho society. The endowment was va
rled by excellent music, rccitatiOns, aud read.
ing besides such feast of good things rs the
ColOncl's generous hospitality could provide
and MIS-. Chase's artistic skill arrange. IL, in
these days when elegant toilets, costly dia-
monds and mounds" of fading flowers are
made 10 seem by our society reporters the
acme Of woman's ambition, nay, OF her very
existence, 1t DO proper 10 speak Of higher ex-
CeleuCe, of u noble ambition, then | may
mention Mrs. Colonel Chase As eminently pos
sessimg those higher womanly graces which
insure 10 her treasures above rubics," such
treasures Us In Der heart OF hearts every true
woman prizes above all other things--the
highest admiration the warmcst affection, and
lasting reverence Of her husband and children.
Her ambition ia not 10 shine In society, but to
iniArt n glow Of happiness to her home and
10 the hearts Of those she best loves. | know
Of no lady who more patiently earnestly, and
with more sut.GIrrliC", uliils 4 womans mis-.
sion, Controlling the l!ttle.world which kind
Prnviisuo. has given Into her charge with
dignity intelligence. and affection, 30 that as
the years 10 by aud tho external charms
OF youth paSs away, she becomes more aud
more beautiful more loved and roysTed by hus-
band, children, and friends. Mpy oar young
friends remember that there are raTcr gems in
happy homo than osn DO found at the most
brilliant entertainment in the fashionable
world. GANo.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

AUtTToNEERs
Dnncanson Bros, Ninth and SITS.
wash H. Williams ID, cor. Tenth street
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS
Soiomons Chapman, oil Pennsylvania avenue.
Shni'pst9n Pa avenue and -Four a-half street
H. 10. ~. Morrison. as Pennsylvania avenue.
H. NJ whitaker. Vernon Row. Pa ave. and Tenth st.
BAKERS
Felix Desfosscs, aOl2 II street
CLOTHING
T. 9. Justh. 6is d street.
Dentists
Dr. &C. DeMontrevilie. No ie,o Pennsylvania avenue;
DRUGGISTS.
tr3nghlinI Temple Drug store and Ninth streets
'"'"S'e' fehnsylvania avenue and Twelfth street
EDUCATIONAL.
EDWARD {. Townsend. 7o7 NJ street northwest
Ms NJ, Y Fuller. Art School, iais street u. W.
Ms Ms Burr, 1bs II street.
n mls Narrower, 1893 street
ossyn s.m SSlIs B., 9ss4rEsSsn D ,sr
Psrk sonlasry, 81 rim 1 stree. Sor tS
Tr. MINE Bp.ps.s College seventh and streets
Scnooi Of Music, T07 Eighth stree.
MasSs AHas%y csuIssld lsa ~ sT cs ,ros.
FINE ARTS
Markriter. 6,e street northwest
~ James Hotel, corner sixth and Pennsylvania ave
h xtiggs House corner Fifteenth and q streeta
L56iti Hoass. Fourteenth SSf and sree aee1
wormloys, II and Fifteenth streets.
fremont House
HATTERS
b. IL. stinemetz. LIT Pennsyivania svcnua
INSURANCE..
Potomac Fire Insurance Company, IS High street.
Georgetown.
MERCHANT TAILORa
E / Brothers. corner Seventh and E streetA
A. Saks Co., seventh street
H. Robinson d Co.. Yos Pennsylvania avenua
PIANOS.
Sanders & Stayman Penna ave- and Twelfth street
PHOT0-LITHOGRAPHER
Norris Peters, Photo thographer. No as Penn
sylvania avenue.
REAL ESTATE
\. H. Warner, ai6 4 street northwest
Johr Sherman, ~. Cloud Building.
Fitch Fox, Freedman's bank building 100 Pa ave-
SEWING MACHINE4
Mckinney & Co., CT Ninth street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09
New York General Market.

NAV YORK Feb. 4, ls7a
sale., SO Eaics, Recepls Of lie wseE"Nei' Sol.
i hFr"s' sO' to the Continent 81 sales 70L Stock
home demand No ssa7S suparne nnS
state, tiat 30; common to good extra Western and
!" choice White Wheat ' %erS Extra Ge%Sn
fancy do ~ sna 81 common TO good extra Ohio, Is
= Soa6a ssE: oG closing @ sGa ShSiSs
g"21 to choice & $50 Rye flour unchanged al d
yellow Western Jersey, and y 5cs -;
Wheat nnss'iled and hsnlc better, with mir ev.
10. lo p foI No do q s.ieI2 ior M o IT.
WINTER red u ~ for extra white, and ii $50 Il for
Rye steady at 7oa72o for Western and 7sc for Stale
In B"r%% m3rs active party for export at Sc for feed
Harley malt Sniet and unclaimed. 'Or WESTERN
Corn oGsned steady and closed slightly In buyers
New York r sssea m mxed s for
No. IN store Sc for steamer yellow, t5c for yellow
yellow. WY wv wi ''"''
Oats without decided change.
H9Pt s!csdy q, sasc for ycnrlngs 5a'c spr Eastern
snH Ms1is SaIsc for New Yorks, and i25iic for
G@SSgIe r. VIZ n %oSS%,s q, business Car
""TS Ff FOR sS"SS ySry ta "a s
fair demand ut 25tlhAc ~ "
Rice ST. ady, with modUTate trade, Dome tic &. an
&c for common To choice.
Petroleum dull and nominal, Crude 7Isc, refined
I2lIc; united, 81 52IR6pi o7tS.
TullOw steady al &c.
Rosn steady at u GI(gI 6TJ. for strained.
T T a,i n easier Ser at %i',S ior spirits
sylvRnia and 100 I6c Tor Western.
PrOvisons-PoTK lower al Sl2 2jGfl2 30 for mess
Beef quiet; extra mess, So ~. Beef hams dull and
nnchnngel TIerce bOef quls dressed hogs easter at
sc for western, Cut nIeals-Wesiern GuIpt M ID
die lower at SIC for Western long clear Lard lower
closing steady prime steam, s. Butter-Prime and
choice firm; other grades dull 7g &c for Western and
iSsa2c for state Cheese steady At 10 iSAc for common
Llnseed quiet.
Whisky flrmcr at 81 nc.
freiShts TO Liverpool steady. Cotton, per SAIL Nd;
per steam, I'D Wheat. per steam, Ord.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09
baltimore General Market.


BALrINoRr. Feb. T. 1873
IOltc.
Flour more active and easier. but not quotahiy
lower
wheat-southern a shade hrmer; Western irregr-
lar, closing firm for spot and easier for oplions
southern red u 2eul 81 do. amber o. 31ii 3; Penn
tylyania red, 81 Sd1 3; No 2wnter red Western spot
and February y, u 800; March, NA.
CoKn-Southcrn dull and lower for white; Western
opened higher and closed steady, with the advance
LOST southern white, 5sd &c; do. yellow. 53Qt5Ic
d5Tc. - -
Oats fairly active and firm. southern, si6ts7c;
Western white 2G@ osc; do. mixed. 3iI96c; Pennsyl.
sania. 5ta 3sc.
Rye dun and lower. Prime Southern, &c.
DfnI yland, tii6LlG
bhoce hrln and hghcr roll B@2ici packed, siep23c.
Petroleum dull and nominal. Refined, Iot.c.
Coffee more active and nrm. Rio caTsoes, ~, q
IKE.
sugar In good demand and firm NJ GA pc
Whisky quiet and steady at 81 U.s. loo.
Receips-Fionr. TO- b1ls; wheat, 5000 bu corn,
D 600 bui oats, 900 bu rye, 1000 bu.
shpmehts-Wheat, 22.G0 bbls; corn, 400 bu.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.


NEW YoRK. Feb. 9. iEa
Money easy ntL Exchange dull; long. tsiI: short.
~. Gold stendy Mt Io2 Rates for carrying 81 to
,. Government bouds strong ut the following QUO.
tinna,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

SNOW Is THE TIME TO SELL" LADIES
~ Gents and Childrens cast on Wearing Ap.
paTel, Boots. shoes, &C. nj extraordinary high cash
prices al "JUSrH'S Old Stand" No. 6is ID street
tended to. AeplItf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

TNRusTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs:
l. T., TATE ON THE sogTMWEsT CORNER OF
%iSNAh EEf % b suShbiSa s sFAN fA
oe tey land s
S5s$i.s p S' f fBSG SiSETEtSIH
in the afternoon all that lot Of ground situate in the
Ey # " S In the RsTe Of b.,
tSeTS @ ret hrse 90 GGs front, p a9
eea ts In saa ,Ser e NJ Eundred and
any.sx Ca5S}, tic Whole being descri6cd "s foliows;
aid square and running thence vast fcrtysight ~
feet four % inches; thence south seventy Co) feet
81 inches to the line Of Thirteenth Street west, aud
5 ~ north 60 The place Of bcgpnilg Also the 10!
forty eight as ieet four ~ inches on north street,
ber wS S hunrsS ana feysn IN VIII VIII she prowa
menS situate on The ,st ds,eribSd psCe e. Edornd
The above properly viii be sold subject 10 a deed OF
trust upon the rst described lot OF ground dated On
Der 81 IS to ss and nteSes snd also
70 Az taxes aud assessments due upon the whole OF
Terms of ssiei one.,hIrd cash; balance IN six,
T1a e hs months sS WIN %
posi- Of 500 rsqpirsd Al time q sale II the terms Of
e s hs N fP at and
: H X h Eo firHisNNsDLER' J Trustees.
, DuNcANsoN bios, A4c,ioneers.
wAsHrSGroS. d. C. Dec. q, 1871 dec2i-eo'w'
-! AZ THE ABOVE sAL LIE Is POSITION ED UNTIL
E y. (. i K6 ShitfIiSSBTER' Trustee.
JaniasTuTh&ds
PoNED UNTIL FRIDAY, the 18th day Of February
D. ' ''!$SH p =" IH. h'ES Tp"..se.
l. a. ROLLINS,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09
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RAILROhDTICKETsto or from all points bought
exchanged or sold Mt n reduction Of ONE DOLLAR
upon any other office or depot In this CITY,
mhiaiy' COS Pennsylvania avenue, Shoe store.
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HOUSES.

FoR RENT-THE NEW AND ELEGANT
residence containing twelve rooms with every
No, i3D Vermont avenue. Inquire
Of Fifteenth street and New York ave. oclssl
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COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUCTION
~ OFTHF
CHESAPEAkEA NDOHIO RAILROAD

Pursuant to a decree of the Circuit Court ofthC ctJ
ofRiChmond, Va, entered on the Goth dAy:Of NaTth
is7I and deere subsequently entered by. said court
In the buit OF Duncan and Calhoun, trustees vs. the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company and others,
and TO decTee OF the Circuit CULT OF The county OF
KAnswha, IN the state Of West Virginia, entered On
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the parties appearing to be what they are not.
Let every man and woman be true to them
selves and deal candidly and sincerely with
each other; let them be just what they are,
not seem to be what they are not, and We shall
hear of few divorce cases.
We who ars about to wed, consider we'll tho
importance OF so vital q subject for marriage
is not to last few short years only, but It Is
sacrament instituted to endure for life-until
the silver cord be looseued and the golden
bowl broken. W.
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! AWitty Tory.

The Rev. DR.. Mather By!es, a Tory
clergyman Of Boston, was greatly dis
liked by the patriotic citizens of the towr.
His bitter wit provoked their enmity
quite as much as his leaning towards
England. and the Board of War SEN
fenced him, in TIT, to be confined TO
his own house. A sentinel was placed
over him, whom one day the doctor per
suaded to 60 on an GRAND for him, prom
Using to take his place until his return.
The passers-by were much amused TO see
the doctor gravely marching, with mus
ket On his shoulder, up aud down before
his own door, faithfully keeping guard
over himself.
A short time after, the guard was re-
moved, but the doctor provoking further
complaint, q soldier was again stationed
before his house. In a few days he was
also removed, and the witty Tory was
left unnoticed II have" he. said, in
speaking of these events, sheen guarded,
regarded, and disregarded."
HisSwit once met with a severe retort
Encountering a lady who, having de.
clined an offer of marriage from the doc
tor, had married gentleman Of the name
Of Quincy, he said, $50, madam, It aP...
pears you prefer Quincy to Byses."
YES" che replied "for if there had been
any thing worse than biles, God would
have. afflicted Job with them"