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Canary Seeds 5 pounds for 80 cts, at
Boesnbury's Pharmacy. n. 49,

GOLDEN WEDpINe.-Y esterday Tuesday
Caleb It. Fisher, Esq, and Miss Rebecca A.
Holcombe. of West Amwell township, the
children, grand children, brothers and sisters
in-Iaw, with others, by previous arrangement,
went in mass to the old homestead of this
honorable couple, at the hour of 10 A. M,
taking the old folks completely by surprise.
The old farm house was well occupied and
warmed up and sumptuous dinner was in
readiness at the usual hour, of which seven
ty-three bountifully partook, for some had
travelled great distance to get there.
After the festivities we're over at the tables,
all gathered in the parlor with the aged bride
and groom, who had for fifty years enjoyed
married life In the same mansion. Rev. G.
s. Converse opened the exercises with prayer
Dir. Geo. H. Larson followed as the
historian, showing that the lands OF
which they had so long lived and so long had
been owned by the same family had beer
purchased from the Indians in 1903, by Johr
Mills, VIM. Biddle, Jr., and John Reading, OF
the one part for the province of West Jersey,
and the two Indian chiefs, Himhammoe and
Coponnockous, on the other part. That in this
purchase, the township Of old Amwell wa'
ceded to the province, and to the lasting
satisfaction of the natives, aud the provinc
as well. The council, in their permission
for this purchase, strictly ordered the three
commissioners to go to the wigwam of Him
hammoe and there have the deed properly ex
ecuted and the lands marked off ; also lik
treaty with Coponnockous who held possessio
of the more westerly portion of this origna
tract. This tract contained 10000 acres NOR
or less, and was purchased for 600 =; then d
vided into proprietary shares Of 5000 acre
each, of which Benjamin Field took his pc
ton in two lots, one Of 1900 acres frontin
on the Delaware from Lambertyille soutl
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ev1A2 aefrespund9ass Of thee PAfne Time
writesiff this ofy the following story o

~, eesresp1sndsat, Of thes PtEls., Times
ram tlfSs ehy M follo,yipty storysnf
=. -, 49,. l,s.
'"e J 'e' '.'s' u I" so'' ''o'''' s'''e
IN Lam9eftylile some months ago
j" A young lady in Lambertvie has in her
possession gold dellart with u monogram in
scribed u9on it, which has been The subject Of
great deal of attention. 1t was attached to
a bracelet bN. a chain One evening in the
latter part OF February last, after sleigh
ride. size missed it, The broken chain show
ed how IL had di,3appeared Search was made,
but il was of no avail Finally the advertise
ment CAUGHT the eve of an habitual loafer
abont town He wentta the house and in
formed The servant al stbe door that he had
fonnd tue dollar below sthe sa.eps of tho sleigh
the morning after the ride ano Rqd spent it
for whisxey at one of the saloons of the city.
fhs7frItnds of the ,,3nI,sy ladV datefn med TO
find thH dollar If nssssihle Tie saloon keeper
remembered RECEIVING the NANCY hut he had
,aid IL To d sk,ileller rhe .1atfa,s fkanllpcte,3
nav,ag il over 10 a droyer in Trenton The
aa1,.,ss - the droyer Nas sacn.ed md = lotter-
.,r;ttas, l,i,,, renuasfino a renlv ~ once n
came a.;tb tba Information tbat he had mr.
chased fickat "a 2hiladelphia with it the
-, a., ~, T..,,,I,a,.,,ilf, butcher gavo II =,
I,5,,s and tb,t tha rreot,n ticket a5ent had
,.o,,,',,l,,d ,r,,,t Ia ,,,,,,,s,,t,,,,,,
The saa.ab ,.,as eonIi,,nsd phs accent re-
"a o,far,,d tl,a dolat and sa;l 10 laid H. aside
fog fe,S l,1nfs mi - the llFayer VII, mid #
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If ,sae fory',,.,, -, In, sa.fl mr. - Phi
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,f IL, NJ, Jars,,, ,,,aSt ~ 1otil1tita
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silnd i, ,,e houI, al,,,, nh si,.r s,,',,s ~
p,nnoy uis mini, nor to,,,,l,, Ne sb
,ains3 rron, tbe c,sl,;e, Sniatarasfaa ;,ss,Ia
80 , iittIa Nv fs;',59 ~
- ~, .f',,.i t ~ =, -.
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NEARLY a RUNAwAY.-A horse that was
making off from place in New Hope, where
it was left standing, was promptly arrested
by Vim. Peterson, a few days ago. Billy
probably saved some one from the inconveni-
encc of carriage smash-up. -
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TnANKsaIyINe.-The people of New Hope,
in pretty general manner observed the day
of National thanksgiving. Several of our
people awaited themselves of the opportunity
of going cunning We believe that about
the usual number of turkeys, chickens, &c,
were sacrificed by those who preferred feast
ing to fasting.
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LITERARY CoMPANY--Th Newtown En-
teyprfse says that the Yardleyyille Literary
Company having cleared itself of debt, appli.
asson was made to Isaiah Williamson, OF
Phila., for his promised aid. He promptly
decided to the said company ground rent Of
IL $50, which the company will hold forever,
and expend the annual interest of SIS in the
nnroba.,e Of new books.
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CHICKEN THIEVES. Chicken thieves have
paid their respects to Mr. Michael Van Harris
hen-roost, during the past few nights, and re-
duced the number of his fowls.
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APPOINTED BY THE COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS. The Court of Common Pleas, OF
Phila, has appointed from this county,
Messrs. Joseph Atkinson, Thomas Ruckman,
VIM. Blackfau, Geo. A. Cook and Samuel
Soliday, as jurors to investigate and assess
damages to certain real estate situated in the
9th Ward, of said city. The damages are
charged against the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company in their laying branch road. Suits
for damages are now pending in reference tc
the matter
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FooT FAsT.--A horse left standing under
New Hope hotel shed, few days ago, got
one OF its feet fast between the spokcs of the
carriage wheel and it was found necessary to
saw out spoke in order to extricate the an
inal FROM its unpleasant situation. 4.s sii
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III you want TO get the best sewing ma
chine in the market, try the Light Running
Domestic, for sale by Mrs. M. w. oooLEY.--.
Every machine warranted. Dec. 10.
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SURPRISE PARTy,--A very kind surprise
party was rendered Rev. w. d. Roberts, on
Monday evening, at his parsonage There
was a good time and large turnout Of
friends, 13f
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THE PouLTERERs FRrEND.-Dr. II. d.
Bosenbury's Cholera Mixture, for fowls af-
fected with cholera, roup fever &c For
young chickens and turkeys affected with
gaps Positive cure. Prepared at Bosom
bury's Pharmacy, Lambertville, N. j. my.2i'
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BALI.-Thet cclcred folks of this vicinity
held grand b.sli"at solomon's hotel, New
Hope, on Thursday evening last. The turn
out was large, and, Of course, the affair was
highly enjoyable to the participants. we
learn that The Brick HGtef barber : was
master of ceremonies, and the Hail was gotten
up by him to raise money to purchase more
complete outfit for his business -
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Sickness .-Mr. johnson Pearson, of New
Hopes has been sick--from injuries received
by fall--for about four months. His con-
dition is yet critical one.
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Stockton. N. J.. Nov. 20, Z


sMR EpTFsR ketnoticing any Stockton
items in your paper for some time, your read
ers may get to thinking that we are not on
the progressive. We don't consider such to
bestbe case yet it is rue we are sometimes
just in such shape that fits hard to tell
which way things are moving, but we believe
a careful observer must consider we are
rather on headganees bust abaqt one yeas
ago we had heavy failure here which shook
things UP pretty lively but we think learned
the people good lesson and one which will
not be soon forgotten, as our people, as in
many other small towns, got to building too.
much on one mans running everything, and
in consequence did not depend enough on
themselves-and of conrse got pretty badly
stuck in the general smasll-up.
The steam sawinil formerly ownedby w.
V. Case s. Bro, is now owned and run by G.
S. Conkling, who is employing about the same
nuppsr.of hsude the oldfrm daB ard is run
mig twelve hours perstlay, which makes sew
en- days each week, aud every man. gets his
lay at the end Of the week in cash, and il
ctiisesq deifce Can 20 ana BUY where he can
get the cheapest Thepropiietor is a thor
'''s p',s.AS,S W. 49,, s, IN.
~ ~ III, = 49,, - lie hosst S M
$3.50" ,;s,,sa,,,., ,Srir,.;,,,a
s.an, III ~,
poyee to the employer taH
Our paper mill has been running for some
time, employing number of men and boys,
and bids fair tosmake success. Atfpresent
they arrelbeinr but back some on account of
having their dry house burned down on
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-12-03

RESUMED. The New Hope Cotton Mill has
resumed operations and several hands who
have been idle are now busy
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THE CANAL,--The boatmen have been un,
usually busy recently, and the scenes OF the
locks have had strong tendency to remind
one of the activity of years ago. 1t is said
that after navigation closes, new wheels will
be built at the Union Mills, and as heretofore,
by this means the lower levels of the canal
will be supplied with water from the Della
ware ttf@ gHU -
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!. House STOLEN - The savages are about
A horse belonging to Mr.. d. B. Sebold, the
ice man, vas stolen from his stable on Sun
day night. So says madam rumor.
CAPT. JACK.
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NEw noPk AND BucKs oogxrY. "a.

For SALE.-The Agricultural Works at
New Hope, we are told, are for sale.
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LOYAL NOTICES.

For fine photographs, resort to Frilz's,
so N. Union St., Lambertville, N. j. nf9,3 t.
Chew Jacksons Best Sweet Navy Tobao.
co. daily.
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Just received : new line Of Wright Tx
Tracts very cheap at Bosenbufy's Pharpsa-
cy.. Il. III
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All kinds of picture frames suitable foe
Holiday presents, at Fritzs. n.l9,3t.
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ON 80 DAYS TRIAL

Wa;will seud our ELEOrRO- poLTAlc BELTS and other
Electric Appliances upon trial 0f 81 days to th9se suf-
ferng from NERVOUS DEBILITY, Rheumatism Paralysis
or any Diseases OF tho Liver and Kidneys and many
other diseases. a Snre Cure SnHfanted pay. AL
dress yOLTAIq BELT co, Marshall, Mich. D 5.-sw.
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HoRsrs sroIrN.-Ycsterday

HORSES ST0LEN.-4 csterday morning,
some thief or theves'stoie two valuable horses
rome AZ brown horse and the other a bay
lkofse4ffon the stablesiof JAmes J. Fisher,
near Ringoes. They also took two sets of
harness ana anew pianobo wagon. A re-
ward of $500 is offered for their recovery.
Since the above was written, friend sepds
us the f6p9xfag living fuller partieulass
Yesterday morning, at an early houFs Jas.
j. Fisher Of DelaYarez ppwnship, near Bar
Der SStwts0a foeasb dhAt his stables had been
robbed. Two of his best horses had been
taken together with good buggy wagon and
both pole aud shafts and three sets Of good
light harness. The Delaware NigilanS Soci--
ETY. was SOFA in full pursuit of the thieves,
but yet no tidings ofitheR sliave been
heard They were taken between midnight
aud daylight as partiesr were engaged at
work near the premises until midnight
A5e 1aassahsl -s---r--<---a afgf aof9 e e
-Furniturs has advanced but Titus is SELL
ing prcseat'stoclS at Old prices, 40 Coryell st.
SALE or THE MERcER AMP, :SoMERsET
RAfLRoIAD..l LINZ Strickland Kiieass, trustee
under the mortgage Of tue Mercer and somer
set Railway Company, dated january /, 1876
exposed at public sale at the Court House in
Trenton, last Friday, the railroad of the said
company, extending from the point Of con
neclion with the Belvidere Delaware Railroad,
at Somerset Junction, near the mouth Of
Jacobs creek, in the township Of Ewing, Mer-
Ger coanty.to theopgint of sconnection of the
same with the Milestone and New Brunswick
Railroad, atsor near the village of East Mill
stone, Somerset county, about 223 miles in
length, with the appurtenances thereto be-
longing or to belong together with all the
lands, property, &C., whatsoever, and the cor
pogaterights aud frahclliscs.ofsa company
The property was Struck OF to Mr. J. Morris
Dorrance,. the first bidder, for $780, The
terms Of sale was the payment Of one-half of
thepurchase money, the balance Of the ppr-
chase money 10 be paid within thirty days
thepcaftcr, at which tune q deed WI be PIKE
cutcd and delivered by the trusfeesAto the
puyefasaGI free { frono all aud every of. the
trusts createdia said mortgage, aud without
liability sop tl.e part RI the,pprchaser 70 see to
applieatioh ofthe pdlollase money, as ia and
by said ,aoltgkg ei is provided y ~
RE ibaa Cost 'sf69, $50 50, according to the
report made to the comptroller, December 81,
1882 fAfa read asconstraet ediusls70, and
operated since the lease Of The United Rail
roads, by the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pspy, as pant vi. tiIg f&slyiderel Delaware Di-
VISION 1fhd foad.i II IS believed, was bought
for theSf,@niis slA,i6ia 'lsa4lload Company, aud
will be abandoned. s.ss...sI .ss.,as6o.V
zf7IForshefed hands and face, get Shama-
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A GREAT OFFER ron
\. HOLIDAYS ~

Pianos and Organag ~ EXTRAORDINARY Low prices for
casE Instansnts received Splendid ORGANS $50.
BE- $50 sie s76 Ss5 and 500. Octave ROSEWOOD
PIANOS $3.50, Ss5 ~ do $40, sl60, upwards, Sot
used months. illustrated Catalogues Mailed HORACE
W ATItfiS, Manu- :. and Dealer $50 Broadway, ~ Y.
r. o. Box, $3.50. Dse 5-tw.
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LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING UNcALLEp
FOR AT THE Posr OFFICE AT LAsdBERTviL LIE,
HuNTERDoN Co., N. j., FOR 80 DAYS, Now
20, 1872:
DR.. w. p !. Melcher.
Nicholas Lake.
F. l.. Climber.
Drop Letter-Charles Miller
CLARK PETERSON, p. M.
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The Odd Fellows will have an oyster sup
per some time next month. The time is not
positively agreed upon at the present writ
ing. NV
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Last Friday QiqhtsE" sineys VDecatur and
Reuben Vert, of this city, got into an allerca
tid,la6Outa woman, - the cqhre q Which
.sSfney threw a stone and hit Reuben on
the face ahdt Reuben shots off his gun at
"Sipey,n Othe load taking effect in one OF
".Siney,s - feet, badly, tearing off the flesh
from tlie'top Of the foot, and"msking very
serious wound. which will confne him to the
b.lse for some time TX, ,.,s $50. s.,li.8 .ess
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-30
POETICAL.
TIME GOES DY TURNS.


AVERSION AUrHORIzEs BY UNcLE EEhVs,
Dsr's powfaI rasle twiked dc Good and DC
Bad.
An de Bad's go. the all under holt;
An vs. 'en dc wuss come, she come foociad,
An you ha'ter hole yo' bFeffer &c iol,-
Du, des to'rds de las Good gifts de knee-loeS,
An'dey drsps to de groun-ker.hop
Good b al dc inturn an ae stan Ike a.FocK,
An he bleedzed FOR ter be on top.
De dry wcdder breaks wild big shunder eisp'
Fe. dey ain I no drout' w'ai kin las,
But dc seasons wat whoops up dc cotton crap,
Likewise dey freshens up dc grass.
De rain fall so SAT 10 DC long dark night,
'TweIl you hs'ter hole 80 han for sign
But de driszle w'at sets do later slips Iisht'
Is de maxim Nv dc Ms5-pop vine.
Ia de mellerast ercun do'olay-roofa Seteh
An hole to dc tongue Of de plow,
An pine pole cato at de ggardin-pa'ch,
Neyer'l Keep out dc ole brindle-eow
One an all un Us knows whose's puiliU' at dc
bits
Ike de leod-muIc dat g'ldes BY the rein,
Am yit. somehow or nOdder, de bestes; IN US
gits .l
Mighty sick Nv de tuggin' q de chain.
Uump yo' SET TO de load an ferglt de distress
An dem wat STAINS by TO scoR,
Yer do harder de pullln' dc longer dc res
An dc bigger de feed In dc uof.
- q. Harris
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-30

The sage of Grammercy Park unbosom-
ed himself tho other day to Coogressman
Springer, Of Illinois, and a representative OF
the Washington Star, on the wing at the time
succeeded 10 wormus out Of The latter an in-
,eresting recountal Of what was said. Tllden
did not impress his compsnion Us "moSiDg
heaven and earth So secure the nomination 10
1880" He desired a Democratic success, who
ever might be the nominee, aud ior the espe-
cisl reason that the country. IN his OPINION
was fast yergiug on remarkable season OF
prosperity." and whichever party won The
next presidency would get the credit Of the
bet,erment Of the condition Of affairs which
was surely coming" Imperoonally, be thought
the Inauguration Of Hayes a blot upon our
couutry's rccord--one which would be fatal as
a precedent II, at the next election, the people
endorse i, by continuing the Republicans 10
power. lie desired Ewiug's success IN Ohio
which, if accomplished, must prove the enter
ing wedge TO Presidential trumphs for De-
mocracy TIE campaign Of 1880 would prove
the most exciting in political annals aud tue
party could not afford to lose a single point.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-30
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
A.. \. &F. D. GALLAHEl. EDITORS.
Charlestown, Jefferson Co., W. Va
OFrIox JEFFERSON BUILDING.
Saturday, August 30, 1870.


The meeting Of the Southern Historical
Society at the Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs on Friday last was largely attended.
Gen. W. II. L. Lee called the assembly 20 or
der Gen. d. II. Aanry presided and the Rev
Dr.. IIoge, of Richmond, offered prayer. Gen.
Marry made brief address. rccitins The ori-
giu aud history OF the Society. whose monthly
iournal-he ssid-was recognized at home and
abroad US historical authority on the subject ol
the war. lie presented Gen. Chalmers Of
Mississippi as tho soldier who rode with For
res. and who now serves lis State aud couoiry
in the halls Of Congress The orators address,
on Forrest and his Campaigns" proved q
most finished one and was greeted with ire
oueut applause. II is thought to be vaiuA-
bic contribution to ,he archives Of the society
already teemlug with interesting and su'
tbeutic material for a true history OF the great
conflict. Among many prominent ck- Conied-
erates-other than those mertioned-were no.
ted: Geuersls TUombs. Lawton, Alexander
and Gnmer, ex-Goycr Brown and the Rev Dr.
Irvine Of Georgia; Generals Lilly, Field and
Grainer OF Virginia Bishop Atkins, OF North
Carolina Geo. b. Taylor, Of Rome. Italy Aod
Governor Mathews Of this State.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-30

Having been doing business more than twelve
wears, and working for Wells j. Hawks before the
war, and having now in my employ Mr.: W m A.
Davis and Thomas Ryan, Hawks old reliable
Painter and Wood-worker, can give satisfaction
to all " ho may favor me with a call. All New
work buit by ne warranted for twelve months.
REPAIRING done In tue best manner and at
short notice. aud with the beet material.
Oct. 2G. IS3s-y JOHN +. HILBERT
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An Enthusiastic Friend Of SaafoFd'a
Radical Cure.
1icaATrox, GRAvT & Bowzy's FIRE ANDl

MCI ATrON. GRANT & BNWzN'S FIRE ASD)
MAXINE INSURANCE AGENCN-
2o5 Pine Street, 81. Louis, Mo-, Feb. :, fe''.l
A A. NyLLlER Washington Az. City. - Dear Mellier:
have for some brtn troubled With CatarEh ara
for the pact two years have suffered serousy with H.
Soficiag vour advertiscm NJ q SASFoRD'E REMEDY
CR ric ~. CvRH) decided e. try H. have used only
tro totcs and a result feel 30 much relieved mat
D. rs!ur or our personal relatioos and write ms 10
y6u md ask ta you take some measures 70 gent more
ir une fv lef0Te the public, that others may haNO
src relief ~ lave have recommended II TO quito
u number OF ms friends, ell Of whom have expressed
90 tnclr high esnsse OF it value ana go0d eAee1s
/ rca, ihlnk II particularly adapted 20 wants ofst;
Louis people, and they all ought % know or II, snd
those who need it shouldtry IT, Iw risk the assertion
that 1a ylals taS sGlple) 10 Dc given away VIII
81 u ~ many bottlcs.
Try souo plan. lettho peoplehave Y they need u
believe conld sell aU9 hotties myself of course you
could largely Increase this Lu.oer. Why not try ~
Yours truly, u Az SV"H-'-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-30

"Old ST." the sable philosopher Of the
AAanta Constitution, hao been heard from
touching The Sppgue.C .Conkliug affair. Il.
saws When obber a man gifts hssef up ter
DAT pitch. whedder be be musk teacher from
Germiny or a chin nusishncr from New Yo'k.
dat he goes inter camp % er uuIheT mans
home.lo,, DC owner oh de lot hez got de rite
ter use et rit Oh ejeckmeut wild ha'r triggers
an senter FIRE buck shot kyariridses.
Dars 90 onhlicn law ob dis byar lau DAT whon-
eJber man gifts maridge license he sits DC
rite wild it to organize funerals 10 bis nabaT-
hood In desc kind Oh 'mergorcies."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-30

Mr.. Wade Hampton, Jr.-son Of the
distinguished Senator from South Carolina
and Mss Kate Phelan, fair Memphis refugee
and daughter Of one Of the foremost statesmen
who gave their lives to the Confederacy, were
married in Louisville, Ky, the other day. The
young exiles from saffron Jacks dominions
(pro TEN have well utilized the period of ban
ishmeut.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-30

The latest political theme among the
best Informed Of Gothamite quill drivers is one
to the effect tha, Tildcu has received warning
from several prominent western men--f,end-
ly 10 bis Presidential interests-tbsi uo!ess be
sholl bring about Democratic success 10 New
York State at tue coming elections they shall
withdraw thcif suppor. fron his desired 'aaci-
dacy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-30

Whitclaw Reid, editor Of the New York
Tribune has made an inspecting tour Of the
Chinese quarters 10 San Francisco and. becom-
ing disgusied, is now pos;ulate among the
Anti-Chinese faithful. Wien the Tribune
chief returns from lis western trip that peper
will assume a certain celestial phase and then
the slmoud eyed children Of the moon will
have to get up aud dust.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-30

Senator Ben Hi Is a Methodist clas5-
leader.
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