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EAKTHUR LOVE, who is pronounced
BY competent judges to be one of the
best general performers to be found
anywhere, will give performance here
on Thursday evening, the 18th inst.
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sG Our thanks are due the officers Of
the B. 4 s. W. for an invitation to an
excursion over the road on the 18th inst
Several gentlemen went over from
Woods6eld, but work in our Office kept
as at home. A good time was had by the
invited guests.
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By The Woodsfeld Cornet Band will
attend the Democratic meeting at viii
liamsburg, Noble county, on the 26th
inst. Monroe county will be well repre-
sented on that occasion.
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E~ Mr.. JOEL 3. EVANS, an aged resi-
dent of 6unsbury township, this county,
committed suicide on the morning of the
10th inst, by hsnging himself in his
stable.
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Cincfnnati-July l1-Castl

ClMcfmnatf-July 11-CaStIe-
Common, 75a2 %; fair to medium, . 50sS
25; good to choice butcher grades. 50a4 25;
fair to good shippers. 4a4 70; fair to good
heavy oxen, 50a3 30; fair to good Texas and
Cherokees, 50aS 90; common to good stockers,
25a3 so.
Hogs-Common, 3a3 80; fair to good light,
8 6OaS 80; fair to good packing grades, 3 Boa
so; selected butchers, 3 S0aS S5, with some
held over for higher prices; fair to good stock
ers, 3a3 60.
Sheep-Common to fair, Sa3c, and good to
choice. 3114a4114c per Id. gross.
Lambs-Common to fair. 3a4c, and good to
choice, 41za5 S0c per ID, gross.
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st. LOuis-July IL Cattle
Good to choice heavy shipping steers, 7Oa4
90: light do, 4 4oa4 IS; grass natives, 8 b0a4
lax; grass Texans, 8 50a8 25; do Indians,
Q Ca q 20, Colorados. 3 60a4 et
sheep-loxer and In fair demand; fair to
choice 21faS1kc.
Nogs-Qufet; rough heavy, 30as 60;
smooth, do 5 75aS 80: Yorkers to Baltimo es
& 7oaS IS.
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IENo one had any authority to use
WIRES name at the Greenback conven-
ton on the 4th. He is not a candidate
for office in any party and plainly made
that statement before hand.
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OBITUARY.

DIED-June 10, 1879, MARY A. BA,
KER, wife of JAMES G. BAKER, after or
illness of about ten months, aged 8;
years months and s days.
She was a member of the Christian
Union Church. She was baptized II
May, 1878. She died in glorious tri
umph, full OF faith, rejoicing in the love
of Christ and in His power to save. I
was hard to part with this dear friend
though it was bat for a time; for we
know we have to follow IN her footsteps
aud when the angel of death calls, te
pass through the portals into the Celes.
tial City, we hope egain to clasp GLAD
hands with her around the throne o
God.
Oh, weep no more for MARY,
From sorrow do abstain;
The cause OF our affiiction,
Is her eternal gain.
Oh, weep no more for MARY,
Her sufferings now are DER;
She is free from storms and trials,
Her bark has reached the shore.
ISABEL POWELL.
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THE OPENING GUN!|
DEMOCRATIC NEETIN G
Batesville, Noble County,
SATURDAY, JULY 26.
GEN. EWING AND OTHER SPEAK.
ERS WILL ATTEND.

A Democratic meeting will be held at
Batesville, Noble County, on the 26th
inst. The following letter explains
self:
WASHINGTON D. G., June 81, 70
j. ", Beard Esq, Batespille, Ohio.
ms DEAR SIR: 1 have your letter of the
Goth inst, and have to say, in reply, that will
be in Batesville, as certain as life and health
are given me, on Saturday, July &c. and that
expect you to give us rousing meeting there
Very respectfully yours,
THOMAS EWING.
The Democracy aud members of other
parties in Belmont, Guernsey, Monroe
Noble and Washington Counties should
make this meeting grand ovation tc
the next Governor of Ohio.
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View YOrk-July l1-Beeve.. -

New York-July ll-Beeves.-
Prices fell off .1laIc. Market clesed dull and
weak: Ordinary to extra native steers, Sa10ci
exporters nsed 800 head At 91Aaiee., Including
700 head for shipment alive that cost aa10c
sheep--At 8 26a4 % generally. but tive
carloads choice, 1o1 pounds reached 3 20 per
100 pounds.
Swine-Dressed hogs firm at 50a 6 121s
live nominally 30a4 80 per 100 pounds.
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w GEORGE BRAoEy, Esq, Of Adams
township. left at our office on the 18th
inst, number of heads of wheat of the
Michigan Mixture variety. The heads
are large and well filed.
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Babies are the institution and should
be guarded from attacks of Collie, Flatu.
lence, ETC., by DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup.
Price % cts bottle.
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CI,icago.

July l1-Flour 25a5 60; Whea
97a9S; Corn S6a37c; Oats 28a32c
Rye Soc; Barley Zoe
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
STATE SENATOR.

ED. SPIRIT: Announce Thorn as
Keenan,, of Beaver Township Noble Conn
ty, as candidate for State Senator in the 10Th
Senatorial District; subject to the decision of
the District Senatorial Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce A. L. D0rr.
of Noble County. as candidate for State Sen.
ator in the 10Th Senatorial District; subject to'
tho decision Of the Democratic Convention.
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eB-The friends of r. M. Atkinson, of
Noble County, present his name as suitable
candidate for Senator of the 10Th district; sub
iect to the decision of the Democratic Conven-
tion. DEMOCRATS.
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PlliIadeIphfa.

July ll-Flour 0Oa6 IS. Wheat
IL; Corn 46a49c; Oats S7a39c;
Rye 5Sc.
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Senatorial Convention.

The Convention to nominate candi-
date for the 18th Senatorial District,
composed OF the counties of Guernsey,
Monroe and part of Noble, will meet at
Summerfeld. on
Thursday, August 14th, 1879,
At l O'Clock P. M. Representation as
follows: Guernsey, 2S votes; Monroe
%, and Noble 10.
BY order
DEMOCRATIC Elk. Con-.
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New work.

July ll-Flour 2 35a6 90; Wheat
Hal 1S; Corn 42ao2c; Oats 3Sa4Sc
Rye 63c; Barley 45c.
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cincinnati

July l2-Flour Q 50a5 IS; Wheat
4 Goal 04, Corn 40a4lc; Oats 33a36c ;
Rye 59c; Barley Soc.
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MARRrED.-On July Sd. by Rev. Per.
sY Orr, Miss MARY A. HAWKINS to Mr..
JOHN r CRoNIN.
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baltimore.

July IL Flour 35a6 90; Wheat l
l0al l3.; Corn 44a45c; ]. Oats 3Sa43c /;
Rye 5Sa6Cc.
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Chfcago-July 1l.-Drove's' jour-
nal reports-Hogs-Fair mixed packing.
8 40a3 so; light bacon, 8 70a3 80. Cattle:
Market for good 8 3oa5 25; medium shipping
steady, Sheep unchanged.
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woodsueId stock Market.
July 14-Cattle 2a3o per pound
Sheep 3a4o per pound. Hogs 23a3c pei
pound gross.
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HJAMEs n. CARSON, of Harrison
county, was tried recently in Muskin-
gum county for embezzlement from the
Guernsey County Treasury. We clip
the following from the Cambridge JEFF.
fersonian of the 10th inst:
"The jury after being out about two
hours returned a verdict of guilty, and
placed the amount of the embezzlement
at e952 The verdict of guilty was
unanimously reached on the first ballot,
and there we're but little differences az to
the amount to be fixed.
THE SENTENCE.
The motion for new trial was argued
on Monday, and was overruled. The
court sentenced Carson to imprisonment
in the penitentiary for two years and
that he pay fine of S1904 and the costs
of prosecution"
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Mem advertisements,
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate Of Kiassy Dauis, Deceased.
tTHR undersigned has been appointed and
| qualified as Administrator of the estate OF
Kinsey Davis. late Of Monroe Coulty. decd.
Dated this 9th day of July, A. ,. 1879.
Bl6,'79w3. NBRI LlNDRAoOD.
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Millinery.
SPRING AND SUMNER
MILLINERY GOODS.
I have just received nice stock Of
Hats,
BOmnefs,

Ii 0tSs
BOnnefs,
Collars,
Ladies' Neckties,
Ribbons, Flowers, and other articles connect
ed with Millinery Establishment.
Hats and Bonnets Trimmed In the Latest
Styles.
Straw Goods blesched and made up. am
determined to sell cheaper than any other
establishment in Woods6eld, or in tn ooun-
ty.
Place Of business west Of the Court House
Call and examine my stock.
may20,'7S. NARY A. GUTHRIE.
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HE anu u6feT, lu I'LL utr ll0, tOOk
dose of medicine Cambridge Jefeso-
nian.
The Chicago Tribune belabcrs Hon.
Frank Hurd for asserting that there is
no such thing as "citizenship of the
United States" Nor is there, in the
sense that Mr.. Hurd meant it; but the
Tribune purposely misrepresents him
The Supreme Court has decided that the
United States cannot confer citizenship,
and that is all that Mr.. Hurd claims
But perhaps some of the Tribwne's read
ers are fools.--N. Y. Star.
HAYES, It is claimed, will contribute
ten thousand dollars toward paying the
expense of Fosters campaign. He can
well afford to do this, because he is con-
'tributing money that belongs to another
person. Hayes is drawing a salary OF
fifty thousand dollars year that right.
fully belongs to Samuel j. Tilden.-
Why shouldn't Hayes then be liberal, at
Tilden's expense especially with man
who assisted in'the fraud.
HOUSE BURNED The residence of Mr..
James McCort, near Temperanceville,
Ohio, was totally destroyed by FIRE Sat-
urday afternoon, while he was On busi-
ness trip to Barnesville. His wife was
in the house at the time and was with
difficulty rescued by gentleman who
was guest of the family. The house
Of Mrs. Brown, mother,in law of Nc.
Cort, was burned at the same time. Only
few articles were saved. The total
loss was about $1,000, on which there is
no insurance. Eteprise, 1Osk iast.
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES.

NEW STOVES.-MRs. O. o. ALEX
ANDER has just received lot of the best
Stoves in this market Call and see them.
may27.
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.TEE.S OF TEE D.9 Z.

The ptnrgy y4.is House o. l. g:e.onta.y5s
has pas. ii Xiii % ncV:Gt cis;!:!as.lnD il
rsi ROAD freight ctafSg
Tbs L ni.iaba c>ca'; II i2u.i ca":e:.!i2:: SIS
tcrtioy adop;c4 Il reg IL irn ~! INK l:tGposi
TINS frou, cfeG;Ia:s to9 '1a il IT, g.: "f lie
NV Oiicaus city 4.6t.
Tie vote ca sIe * :; ;5tAta Constitution to. |:
place 10 C.!crnis ;crtcrjay. SaG t.actis %
voted heavily against it, sna Tain:n- :ran s.3-
ersl popuiors ccua:es a::o ihdii=.sf: large I'd.
7srse msj5rltics. 4 large porto1 0i ,he S!stc
is yet TO be heard from dsfat .iy.
The suspension CT Whitenorc, P:a., Pos!
& Co., one Ct the larres: wnoIea asd i:y good:
commission houscsin Nem Yak. us aIu unsed
Yesterday. Their liabilities 2re estimated froc
$500 900 tc $3.50 900 TIE bal; ii their pa
pr 10 held by essic:n banks snd corsig5ccs.
Ia tho UciteG States District Court at j ak
sonville, Fla. Tuesday, Il. N. Wi!hs.Epoa9
democrat. aud cauoty ldse OF Hadis,a ccnn!G
charged with Stealing snd buFriog c1a q .iis
preciocs r9turls shoRi2g . Republican usi2:iiy
was declared DOT guilty b. tic llGg, Under il
struc!ions from JneE2 Ss,.ie.
OK. Who killed Gel. A's!oa, :,ns 5sto iyua;
guilty BY the jarJ at Atlanta, Ca, sad beef
sentenced to impi5oament iof ita, bl: the z
eculcn OF the sentence has tsaG s!is9aNdea i,
order to give limG Tor tie haaricg g! 2 n )!ioi
for new ttial, Waieh, i: il Ih2nz'1t, hov:7er
sill not Re granted.
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rEEEGsaHE5E RHfEEg.

Tho clsoion in Cslifcroia has resulted ii Tie
defeat oil TIC ne9 coEs!!Iuuon.
L fco q. DuUcaoaoc, Pa, gasieIiay, j.
sro7ed the eosoh msuu'act0ry OF Pnii2 h,
Mcnsuer and tn" resi;euc, Of Jvse9h Ha.i'y'
L5ss about $50 900 iuHy Insured.
A p'ao;ug r,I church ana secera! ooJ 1t
iug buildings a! l. well, O.. wece turned on
Tuesday night The less il p!.cad st $lo,COo.
CO which there is 20 Insurance.
To the Chicspo Custom House casss this
morning Judge Deer overrusd the notloc to
qlcah the indictment snc anostthe Rouaa scc
q bill Of particulars, a1d a Jury Is coz btl1g
cnpaue!!ed 10 try the casse.
Tie repair shops Of the Troy acd Bosl0E
Railroad ut Ticg. n. Y, were burned this
norcins. Loss $4,000; Insured. Il il tuo-
posed the bulldogs we!. st On fire by e.rk!rs
so!kueu Rho we're dischsrsed yesterday.
The Board o! Education Of Nc| York s! lis
meeting Yesterday refused TO ask fJr lhc reG!g
na:io1 CT the city superintendent OF public IL
s,.uc.ioa whose :! c.ot book cn slitiua!lsm has
created Sc much comment AID laid CO the table
ever? resc; Joe relating thereto.
Mr. Whitehead, Canada Pacific Railway
contractor, has telrgraphtd 10 lis agent Q;
eeotion II. Instructions to pay IN all men On t.c
strike and Gismi.s them. He iuicuds to cinp5y
auotter bach OF men at uniform prlc, but
less than that dcnandc ty The strikers.
NIte. Henry Ligttucr. CT Peoria, +. T., il
| leaving the elevator CT tho fremont House,
Chicago, yesterday slipped aud fell back, and he!
| heed coming between The floor aed the descend
| ipE arch of tho elevator, vas crushed so terrbl;
! that The lady died 10 fen minutes thereafter,
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$47,@0
And zee if the Gszet,e Is not tish

Mra. Sarah W. Underwood, lady moving
10 the fist circles Of society in Milwaukee,
Wia, was arrested Tuesday at the instance OF
Harvey 8. Hayden, OF Chicago. on charge of
utteriug forged note fer 1900 signed a. g.
Underwood, By Albert u. UodsrWood. her
husband, vi i,e it Iurported to be the paper Of
Alvsn G. Underwood, Of MllIf I'D. Mass, the
father 10 lsS Of the accused. Ii ia alleged that
tlnilsr notes, amouutiog 10 $4,000, are oul.-
The lady gave BIS for her future appearance.
ex & ' Laddiualoo being her principal sur,ty.
MIS- Uouerwood has gained distinction as
SPECTATOR. htylog made S25 600 10 wheat
some time ago. but she has since met reverses
apd'lost much more,
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tERGTsTXA VIEWS.

The spring fair at Lynchburg will hs held
co the 9th. 18th and och days OF this month,
Nlre. John B. Floyd, widow Of ex, Gov. )ohu
B. Floyd, did a. Abingdon. yesterday. eyed
rs yes,a. She was the daughter ti General
frarcis Preston.
Mre. Robert Haxall. Of Richmcod. ard Miss
Mildred Lee. daughter OF Gen. Robert r Ice,
passed through Constsutnorla on the 18th OF
April, ca their way from Syria to Athens
Tie negro. Alexander Cohen. accused with
beiog fugitive from justice from the State Of
Wisconsin,. where he IS charged With forgery,
was before the police court in Richmond. yes
ierday, and was committed to await the r. qui
expected to reach Richmond to morrow, the
chief of police of Milssukee having lsfs that
city yesterday With the proper papers.
The Uoited States Court for tho western dis.
trict Of Virginia, Judge Rives presiding, met
at Harrisonburg On Tuesday. The Judge 10
his charge to the grand jury distinctly an
Douncsd that there would be 20 more iDdlct-
ments of Virginia county judges 10 his court
for declining to sslec. calored mso IS Jurors
unit! after the decision of the United States
teotioo By the suthorities Of the Virgins State
pected the United States Supreme Court to
sustaio him 10 his intel probation of the Law and
10 bis proceedings against the couoty judges q
the State.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Shenandoah Valley Rsilroad Company was
held 10 Winchester yesterday. Hon. Wm. Mloes,
jr., vas Reelected president. The annual report
shows that the difficulties wtish have hereto.
fore interferred with the work have been over
come, AID that there is no longer q doubt of
the early completion of the road BY toe GOD.
tractors. Sat,erlee l. Co, of N. Y. Twenty
miles of the road are nov 10 runnieg order.
Work will be begun on the Bediogtou brsrch
in q short time. A branch to Winchester
from PeIrS7ills was discussed and received
With favor. After the meeting the diree-
tors took the train 10 wsi,iog at the juuc-
ton Of the Winchester and Potomac road and
Vent over the liue from Sbepherdstown to the
Clarke line. rhe road passes through rich
and beautiful couo,ry.
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81 far the Coust Executive Ccno.it.
tea save taken no action whatever 10 r.ferelos
10 the nomination Of members for to: Ci!g
Council at tho primary eiec:iuo to be bcld on
Monday, though urged 10 that COURSE aDa fully
aware, if aware Of anything, that it is tho wish
If large NJ .rity OF the people that the
combinations should DO made 10 that way. Why
The committee should decline even 10 corsidsr
the question is surprjs!eg, and ia the CAUSE Of
much comment.
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lime makes every hiog right but 3 wrong.
He are glad therefore that the Senate has de.
;ermiced 10 reopen The question Of the tight Of
MIR. Kellogg to his seat 10 the Senate. II that
right be legal, tho proposed inv, s:isalion will
establish it,ii otherwise, the prott If its illegally
will be made 30 plain that even the republican
Senator's ought to be sa,i ID with o decision
that will dep.i7s Mr. Kellogg VI the seat TO
which be is rot entitled, and TO his retention OF
which they Should Be as much opposed as a0y
democrat Ia The body.
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Russia and The NihiIls,s.

LONDON. May e.-The Times correspord dent
ct Bucharest says: Private accounts reachin g
here from Rusis Represent the situation all over
that country IS bsing beyond description and
that the tendency OF tia so.cslled repressive
measures towards revolution rather than peace,
az the present annoyeEces and outrageous op-
PRESTON Of oil Glasses cf the population are
Ispidly spreading feeling that 81 ythlng is pre-.
ferablu 10 the existing state of IF .irs. It is
asserted that the govern nent is really plying
the gene OF the nih,ists instead Of crushing out
the spirit OF di:conent N lhs em pre-
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY 3
EDGAR 6NOwDEN.
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 8, 1879

The weakness, DR. j1aic, aod foo!isbness Of
huuaoity are apparent to. if not understood BY,
eve.y reasonable man who has escr devoted
lheustt to the subitc.. and, considering the
circuustaaees Of the negroes 10 this country, Il
would be unnaturllif they we're not more easily
deceived and imposed upon than any other race
irc,uied amoDR i:s population. They. how
s7er, are not incapable of Improvement, and
though txperierc is hsrl, it isl sur, teacher.
rho loyal league, which bound the negroes TO
.slher and eugendered a!l the strife that has
ever existed between them and tho people
among whom they live, salely for the purpose
II cleva,iog carpa: bagger5 10 cthee, taught
them something abou, ridcalisn, acd the
Ffeednsn's bail op.nsd their eyes still Tid:r;
but they have yet mush TO learn abcu: the NO
tives and character Of tho leaders Of the radical
party, and as 10 the pas. 50 10 the future, that
knowledge will be Impaired by that same cd
po6asoguc, bitter experience. TIE r:tarn OF
tie steamboat load Of negroes who recently cold
their mules FIR Eve dollars and their hogs FIR
twsaty Ave cents aod went TO Kansas, uoder
the Impression that they would DO amply pro
y.ded fer there, aad the tales # the deception
that las been praotiosd upoH them and Of the
;nhospits:iies, hardships ard Eufstings tba,
have fallen to their lot sncs thsg deserted ths!r
homes in L5aisisns aad Mississippi, will do
mere to SOP the oegro exodus fiom the South
;hsa all tic speeches made and resolutions
adopted st the late Vicksturg aud Nashville
Conventions c5mbice;,, even if those speecbes
snd II solutions wsye ep.s,ed add resdoptet in
every CITY 10 toe souihsrn ceu.try. The South
is tho nstutss home Of the negro, aud nature
Sould keep lin there evan if its ilaseuoo were
cot reilf,rosd By his sadly acquired Knowledge
i The sauhl.s,uess of radical professions.
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ltCNAIUH!ChT2r.
sfanv:iia.

sianv;iia.
hc ua;ed 81 nisfsken 1Ji!i.n liz vii,
was persuaded % visit he eblcc nsee, !..,v
Jag AIz,nd'a on tho EzD.a,s train ayG..
'uuaud # Capt. B ckhou,. sou eater uper
qlite az irssomo rln CT 23i n,i!cs. III. :.
tedious eocugh, III. sShar sou ire s!,cpy AL
Wen to fo'd the drapery Of your cc,ca s5,n.
you aud lsy you DOM to plaasal. draan., j, j
not at oil agreeable 10 have o1n il ffoar q ~,
snokiog rIl!ia1ou: pipe, tie sclei, & pt::j
Weu;d break up 2 camp 1eas;1a, a7,; some or
behind asking al manner G; silly Q1ea:icsi
such az, "S,y. r.;s'er, ho,7 las ara ". gaia. o.
"W la: is your middle name aci Do yur
hke chccs, - We'll, ,ha. 7.s tho SIR; 9;
travelling compsciong | had, aoa vii nerer
we'll, hbrdlg cvc;-taka aao,h-v bs:;h 10 =
smoking csr whtn travelling. A;,qa. 2:
O,nsiln IN time I'r breakfast you ciseah:r.
sud liGd yourself 10 q p;sc1 that r.u.t sare;,
have beea Won ct = rsiH i! is tie ;s:: toizec
up towa 10 the void, there sra n twc house
alike the streets are al aJ1r..Tsti,A. aui he
only reGceniog feature ebgn: tie wh7!. place
i, is large .ob:o,o trsAe, whicl is simply *
| 'raordinary. ih.ro GEa ah2ct tarv u: Gay
large tactorie5 employing about 5 600 ma eod
boys, mostly Ell! DCgrjts, aud It l5 very iCter
csing 10 q stranger 10 20 IN SINE OF them alt
| witness the wsrsiog Of abcu, t|0 or thTc2
huGded mco making p!us, t"!s., avd sMu:iae
| tobacco lrou the lcsF, a:d Is they wCrk ihar
ell have ceriaia sag, o- raoro properly sre2.
| ing chaut, which il suag il U)ocsrt, IS ;hcy
haodls the "il.hy week" y saInt 5SEs, va2ue
| idea Gao b. i.rued O. the mlgujtu1d {. I'll.
-. G a.. -.
| filed al order Ter one GunGfcd thGns sd aoGn'7
| Of tOblcoo. They have here what 10 trr,uc1
Break" CT as il Other p!ac,j would De called
! brought 10 from tie SURROUNDING oIuatfy -
Wagons and put il the warehouses, Hnoa .
semhlc immense oa7cs |; il first properly y.
sorted ao,orirg 10 its grade, win 5lll!! de
| stuck III the top OF tie pile. icdic;.j7J Of rhr
o~oer, weight, g.. and az c:st-il ;i,e ttc
auc,icGeer sppcars-ho h:g stated 'ina {,
sell q given pumbcr Of pills. CT saGks, The a.
crags C. which is sky los in Sky micu'9.
He starts q, one eGd 81 The buii5ia@. ald d. '#2
time he gets to tho otbsr he bcoomes r-ti5o?
frantic, iOaGs at the mouth AID tHcsg had
springs o.! over TIE il,or. ard has to 62 i.Eon
out and rubbed do9p, jus. tie sane ~ pr:
| fighter tier IN H.. These Freak -
micd one ytrg mack Of TIC Sock t.ic5aar" 10
Wall street., io1struch ~ il ha- lia D5i. sa3
Bears, aud tobacco Blu | or b." !, : "r..
ty tti1g The river Dia esp.r;,rs me ,'r.,
the oorih fid4 bsiog C .led Di 4dee. uo& :, GA
uectsd viii the town prop.r b. aga huds,s-"
opc free bridge qpl terr 1ng, ani IL r.hn-
owned By the II l. D R. r., 9G2 fee, Ieo2.
| Uud.r these brides hJas, il l,zJ elIs&,.,
course, what /. c.;ot 3 E!v:. til Il n,;:h!2r
but shallow 1uu. whose I'd u G5iop,s'd Q;