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Attorneys, Take Notice.

1t has become quite custom
among attorneys when preparing no.
tees Of Commissioners sales for pub
lication, and other notices containing
descriptions Of lea estate, 10 alridge
the description Of the land to be
sold, to the smallest possible compass,
md sometimes I o .iescribe il only by
reference TO other instruments. II
they Will consult the acts Of 1875
and 1878 they will find that the law
requires that the notice shall con-
tain full and complete description
Of the land to be sold, aud a reference
to other descriptions and instruments
does not, in our opinion, comply with
the law. If the test shout d be made
ltsit not impossible that many sales
that have been made for years past
might be set ash DE upon this ground
-Parkefs bug State Journal
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ter Doe" is iirstrate fellow, aud
We hope he may remain long with
us.
The Literary here is progressing
finely. We chose the right man in
the right place when we made Dr..
Hall president Of orr society. He
will have every thing in It's right
time and place. 1t IL impossible for
boy to wink at 4 girl without his
seeing it.( He 10 married you know
Part Of tue programme for next Fri
day night is as follows:
Select reading, by Miss Bell Loar
and Milton Fortney. Essay, Chusta
Gusemau aud Jennie Loar. Debate,
Question. Resolved, That the barbar-
Gus states see more pleasure than the
civilized: To AfJamts Watson and
G. w. Brcher. TO Deny. Geo.
Ashburn and @. W, Menear. Que
ries.
We hear no more talk Of the
"Narrog Gauge" since B ckley has
gone with his bonds
Hope the lively shoemaker will
recover sufficiently from his spank.
lug to enliven our burg again in the
spring, for Reedsville surely was a
dull place after he left. We missed
you Newt. and would all welcome
you back.
Some Of the members Of the literary
would caution Sam. and Jim to be-
careful when they go TO knock one
Posten in the head, with another to
make a sure shot, for if you do not,
death and destruction will be your
portion, for it is partially believed
chat they have the good favor Of the
ladies.
Married, at the residence OF the
brides father on last Sunday March
23) Miss Lottie Hlnn to Mr..
Thornton Taylor. We thought
somebody would get married some
of these days, wonder if they will
now be like breechy sheep, when
one jumps All the rest follow. We
anticipate lively time if all the
Tay lors follow.
What has becone Of our Granger
Perhaps Jennie will be kind enough
| to answer.
VINE AND CUCUMBER.
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Interesting Letter from
Rec dsyillo.

Seeing oothiug for some time from
thia quiet Iittle place. we have con.
Guided TO send you few items. but
viii not promiss that The will be ip-
tareatinp.
Tho stormy March is almost past.
With wind, cIou andchauaug skies.
Wc hear thc r3shiup oftbo blast
That through tho snowy valley flies.
ResdsyiIls is improving rapidly
D. WLeelers store-house viii soon
be completed under the supervision
Of u Wheeler q Son; The building
will be Gne one and add greatly to
the appeoreuoe Of The town.
Our youuG friend, w. r. Loar. is
also erecting a store-house,as he says.
bot we think that is almost trars.
parent bis semi monthly tups to-
Independence cad us tothiok there
are other attractions in TIE East
besides laying DO a stock Of goods
Our jolly friend Dr.. Hall still
rromenaIes the streets as fat as but
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Our townsville Letter.

Not seeing any items in the co
umns of your valuable paper from
this place for some time, aud think
ing that Wide Awake bad lal en- fast
asleep and Charley" was very busy
blowing and ulanting potatoes ana
that Truthful" could no longer tell
the truth, thought would pen a
few items, and the doings her a
bouts of our pleasant village.
There seem9 to be great deal o I
sickness in our vicinity this spring,
Mrs. Terrence Doyle has been very
poorly for some time and aIso Mr..
T hos. Roach's youngest son.
Our genial little farmer, Patrick
O'Toole has gone West for the pur.
pose of farming where there are no
stumps or rocks to loss his I'll ow
Success Pat,
Miss Alice A. MattingIy is visit
ing friends at Wheeling, aud in
tends on going 10 GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
before returning,
Miss Rose A. Caufeld started for
Homecoming Nd, on last Tuesday and
expects to remain some time among
her many friends.
Mr., James J. Caufeld has return
ed from the West. james has been
through the tates of Indiana, Hi
nois, Missouri, Kansas end Texas.
A lew more shakesS jim, would a.
bout shake all the flesh off of you.
Miss Rose Doyle, Of Grafton, is
visiting her mother at this place.
Married; on the 10Th, Mr.. L. X
Shaher to Miss Mabel McGnnis
May their life be one joy and hap
pinees.
Mics Jennie Cox closed her school
on the 10th, at the old Catholic
Chapel Of this place Miss Jennie
has taught successful school.
Our Literary has adjourned to
meet the second Saturday IN Novem-
Der. 1t has been very good socie- g.
ty. It's meetings were well attend
led.
The farmers arc getting anxious to
get to blowing and doing their
| Spring work, but so much rainy
weather binders them very much.
Thinking that "Wlde Wake
or Charley may make an eff
OFT to write oitener i'm the future
from this place, shall close and
leave them to DO so. Wishing the
ARGUS success, I may jot few lines
some other time. UNION.
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Q. J. p. Cresa., e g.. a prominent
lawyer aug Democrat Of Beverly,
was III he ol'y on F.iaay and Satul.
dav. II lulorms usihat Mr. Luiz.
wlo has heretofore induced quite a
large number OF emigrauts from
Switzerland 20 settle in this State
IS now engaged ~ lripgi oat an
other colony o. COZ / ier.b.s rropor
tons. A lew members of the new
colony cave already arrived aud
about one nundrrd in all are expect
ed this sprlng, They are purchasing
land IN Rsn9o'h, aud, With their
brawny arms, stoat hearts, and in
luxurious, Pooaomiol. ani peaceful
habits, will make that mountainous
country blossom as the rose. -
RegI,ter.
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SAVE MONEY,

No one, if he consults his own intcr>
estS, VIII buy one dollars worth OF
Furnishing Goods until he bias sren orr
stock and learned our prices.
our object is to sell of or entire Wins
tor stock of Mems wear before the opcn.
ing OF the Spring trtdo. We warrant
you saving of % per cent?
y. KAHN, city CIothier
Brinkman's Opera House.
Grafton, W. Va.
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FINGER RINGS
NOTICE OF POWER OF ATToR NEY.

BY virtue Ola power Of attorney exc.
cutcd TO the undersigned ON the 49, dav
Of NJ rch 1870, by Gene ral Bucknor
Fairfax the undersigned as attorney fin
fact IS fully authorized to transact any
and oll business Of The said Fairfax as
fully as the said Fairfax may have done.
And notice is hereby given to All pei-
sons not to in amy wise tves pass upon the
"nds on town lott OF the said Fairfax
nor shall amy person remove from the
lands or lots Of tao said Fairfax, any am q.
Der, IMMORAL OR other property, under
any pretcxt or device whatever.
JOHN a. J.. MARTIN.
Atty in fact for Buck ncr Fairfax.
March 25th. 1870.
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The JournoL Of this week grows
ram1tnt pvsr the fact that five off
Gers p'tl: Sc ate a1e from the States
lately in rebliion. IS. John" thinks
the war IS Sill going on aud that the
southeri S.ttel can never teanything
other thia Military provinces. Sen.
sibIs people are get Ing tired Of
such "ousensietl capita, and only,
those vino haYs pIeJudices which
lead !hem beyond reason, and who
are not mentally capable of pre-
senuns tlc's la. 4 fair AMI Impair
tlal manner coma down to the empty
argument Of the lowest class of Re-
publican demagogues, Office seekers
and political trlcksters generally.
We would advise "St. John" TO
"let up on suc4 flowing streams OF
fiery rhetoric and convincing logic
before he mas tue patr ousm Of Val
ley dist:lc, and Mcdowell county on
fire and ihls enlanger the people by
tie sweeping to aud iro OF The mad
aud lur.0us fl ,mes.
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Some time ago, a gentleman al
Brandonvllle refused so take the
ARGUS f.om the Post Office at that
place. Tie po,m ster informed ne
OF the fact, ard upon looking over
our subscription book we found that
the gentleman vas indebted to us for
. month s subscription We wrote to
him, and explained how his accoun.
stood, and told him that according
to newspaper laws, we could send
the ARGUS to him and make him
responsible until all arreIragss were
paid. Whercupon, tLis individual
wrote US az. lnsuitin2 letter, TELLING
US that he would pay us, but here
alter would use his best influence
against us IN his neigLborhood. He
aid pay US, AMI we SUI pose, is now
Carrying out bis threat. We warn
INN though, to g soy or that lett er
OF I's ,T'ii b. published, verbatim Ct
Gteru-i0l, and we are coLf lent that
be would not be very proud OF his
atteml I at com, ositon spelling &c.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

WEST VIRGINIA., S.!
At Rules h.ld
in tho Clerks Office ofthe Circun CONT
olPrcstou county, on the first Monday
of March, 1871
BKNJAMtN SHAWL
rs IN AssUMrur.
CUARLE4 JEsSOP
The object of this suit is To- recover
t7l dollars with interest from Srpfoul.
Der ~, 1870, for shook shop. use of dvoIl-
ing house -hOOk-t0ols and 1000 slaves.
And 10 appearing Chat the defendant is
NOT resident Of this State. ho is. there
fore, hereby required To- appear hcrc. nj
Rules 90 De held for said Court. ON mo
first Monday OF April, next and 10 what
is necessary 10 protect bis interest herein.
And Du motion OF the plaiuti1 by his at
fOruCY 10 is ordered thBt the FOREGOING bo
published iu "The West Virginia Ar.
gus" "a weekly newspaper published
iu this county.
a copy Test
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
JAS. a. BHowN, AWVI0r Pr0.
ma5t4H.l5 ll E1szls3
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STOVES!
Commissioners Notice.

GTATE or VEST VIRGINIA.
- COUNTY or PRESTON, S..
AT q county Court held for said Coun-
ty at the Court house thereof eli the 10th
day Of March 1879.
GUY a. BISHOP
vs..
George j. Lieb. George w. Lieb. Eliza-
beth Boder, Emanuel BoeghIey, Jonas
frankhouser, D.. Clay Hapans. s. @
Raynala, VIM. Frey, Gustavus Cresap
Trustee: Isaac rmstrOng and William
s. Armstrong. trading % II. Armstrong
and Son: /"r Kelley, William Ringer
and Chariot Smith.
EQUITY,
INES cause 's referred to any Of tho
Master commissioners Of this Court with
INSTRUCTIONS 20 ascertain and report tho
idnQ owned ny the defendant George }
Lien, the state and condition Of the titlo
thereto What liens. if any, exist against
INC said realty The order and priOritieq
OF lhe same, and any other matter deem
eQ pertinent byhim or required by any
Of tho parties
Test.
j. AMI NJ ARTIN, Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
klNGWoop, March rs. 1879
The parties tO the abovo-uamcd suit arc
merely notified That i shall OH tire list
Gay OF April next at my office aforesaid.
pfoceeu to The execution Of the above
named order Of reference.
nlf@s'4- 8lOl j ". PARKS, Com'r.
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CT, cui. Court Proceedings

-Parkefs bug State Journal
CT. cui. Court Proceedings.
AT Circuit Court Claw Side)
held in and for the county Of Pres
ton, at the court. house, thereof, be-
ginning Saturday, Mcb. %, 1879.
The following persons were sum
moned and sworn as a Grand Jury:
Jno. w. Guseman, foreman: Jo-
seph B. McGinnis, Marcellas F. Pell,
Rawley Walton Eugene Lanhan, j ohm
II. Feather, Wm, Stone, Alpheus
F. Simpson, Andrew j. Warner. John
Jenkins, William f. Kelly, Robert
Arnold, Joseph Feather. James Shaw
Samuel f. Conner and Ezra II Bish-
off. The Jury found the following
indictments:
State VS.. William r. Potter, mir
demeanors, Nos. to 10, inclusive;
same VS.. Sarah G. Cupp, do; same VI.
VIM. SlIbert, do; same VS.. Emily
Zlnn, do; same VS., Thomas Turner,
do; same vs.. Rebecca Fairfax, do.
same vs.. Caroline Hays, do: same vs
Lewis Teets, do; same VS.. Hannah
Trow bridge. do; same VS.. Marshall
Butler, do, same VS.. John E. Teets,
do,same vs. Anne Kelly, do, same
VS.. George Slbet, do, same VS.. nar-
veG Conner, do, same vs.. Sarah
WeIch, felony.
State AS. L. G. Baker, an indict-
ment for misdemeanor, discontin-
ued.
State VS.. Elizabeth Camphor, Nos.
| an d 2. discontinued,
State VS.. Phebe Huffman, INSIDE
meanor, No 2, verdict Of jury, mot
guilty" Same VS.. same. misdemean
or Noe. 8 to. 81, same order.
State VS.. Benjamin f. Menear,
misdemeanOr, Nos. SO to 48, YER
dict mot guilty" and acquitted.
State Va. Mary Johnson, same. Nos.
3 to 9, same.
State VS.. James Higgins same, No.
2 to 10, same.
State yo. Mrs. Geo. Golf, same, No
2, same.
State vs.. Benjamin F. Meuear.
4 cases, same.
State vs. Amos Carroll. inside
mealor, appearance by attorney
aud plsq Of not entity.
State vs.. Eugene A. Worthinp
ton, misdemoanor, verdict of Jury,
. mot guilty" and acquitted.
State VS.. Mrs. Mary Klfoy, mis-
demeanor, Ne. !, found guilty and
fine assessed at $40. No. 2, found
guilty and Gue assessed at $40. No.
3, same, No. 4. same.
State vs. James Beatty, misde-
meanor BY consent it is copsid
cred by the court that the State re-
cover Of the defendant a ine Of 81.
and costs, herei n.
State ys. Benjamin Z. Menear
misdemeanor. BY cons ent it is con.
sidered by The court that the State
recover Of the defendant fine Of
PlO and costs herein.
State vs.. Glover & Fogle, appear
ance oy attorney and plea Of not
guilty.
II. o. Worthlngton VS.. E. D. Ben.
son, case Thomas J. Pedd.oord at
torney Tor the plaintiff, Withdrew
his Appearance as attorney for the
plaintiff, and the defendant appear
ed by attorney and plead not gull.
IT,
State We Abraham Lee. aisls-
mssnor On motion Of Prosecu
ting attorney it's ordered that a
writ Of csrias be issued herein and
made returas5is on the fire, day Of
next term.
State VS. Jsbu Bowman, misds
meanor same order.
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Order Of Publi cation.

WEST VIRGINIA, S..
At Rules held
i'm tho Clerks Office Of the County Court
OF Preston county, on the first Monday
OF March. 1879.
MARGARET BEEGHFLYO
rs. IN DERT
DANIEL BEEOHELY.
The object OF this suit ist1 coco
dcb1 oil Sl2I, on six several single bills or
notes executed by defendant To plainlifl
and an attachment having issued'i i'm this
ant.
And 1t appearing that the defendant
DANIEL Beeghcly is not resident of this
state, hc is, therefore, hereby required TO
appear at Rule to be held for the said Court
on tho first Monday Of April, next. and
20 what is necessary to protect his inter>
est herein. And i. is ordered that the
foregoing DO published in Tho Preston
County Argus" weekly newspaper
published in this county.
n copy-Test:
y. AMI MARTIN, Clerk.
J. II. CARROLL, AtEyEor PPG.
ma.StlS7.75.
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A CARD TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR., Robertson, 10 south EutdtO
street, BdIffnl ore. Nd.

From long experience in hospital and
private practice, guarantees per manent
cure in all diseases of the Urinary Org
ans and Of the Nervous Systein-viz:
Organic and Seminal Weakness. Impo-
tency (Io%s OF sexual power, Nervous
Debility and Trembling. Palpitation of
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Emissions. Sc, all resulting from abus-
es IN youth oreNcesses i'm manhood. Dis
eases recently contracted cured in five 10
ten days, and the poison entirely eradi.
Gated from the system. Also all skin
ana blood diseases quickly cured. DIR.
robertson, graduate Of the University
OF Maryland. refers To any Of the leading
physicians Of Baltimore. Special atten-
ton given 10 all female complaints.
All consultations strictly confidential.
and medicines sent To any address, Call
or write, enclosing stamp for reply.
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r This Cat represents the 4
al NEW AMERICAN PATENT IA
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without the cloth attached.
~ 1t entirely overcomes the
necessity Of putting the
hands in hot water Want
cd by every family, and
within the reach of all.
81 Black walnut handles, tin~
MA ned, plated wire; will not Nj
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81 td~cnt by mail, post paid, MtlkA
M :: 4: :: e: IRE: KY
DS MANUFACTURERS VIZ
l2l 81. CLAIR ST., CLEVELAND, O.
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GRAY's SPECIFIC MEDIcINE

a hf HItdl Ed
glisl Rene
dy. An un-
falling eur
for SeInin
wea X n @
Sperns
hea as I,nO
tency d
AHLnnnAn
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-11-14
New York Election.

The Democratic defeat in New
York is growing worse and worse day
by day. At first the entire state
ticket except DIr. Robinson was cleo.
ted ; few days ago, it WAS reported
that not Democrat had been elect
cd but Mr.. Potter, the candidate 70,
Leutcnant-GOycrnor; and to. day
late returns seems TO develop tho
Fact that not 4 Democrat is elected
Why this delay in bringing out the
truth in an election SO important as
this? The country was prepared iol
the defeat and expected it and no
good purpose can be served by with.
holding tho truth.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-11-14
The Gary Boom.

The Gary boom is being tcnlerly
nurscd by three or four country news
papers. We have nothing against
Gen. Gary specially-wc honor him
for the part lie took in the memorable
campaign of '7G-but we do not think
he will do for Governor. We do not
say this because he had the bodncss
TO differ with tho policy popularity
known as tho Hampton policy, but
because we do not think he fairly re-
presents the political vicr s Of the
masses Of the Democratic voters OF
the State, and consequently his cleo
ton would place our people in false
position before the country at lurgc.
We could name half dozen or more
men, any one Of whom VIC would
rather see Governor than Gen. Nj. w.
Gary.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-11-14
Let Him Alone.

The Sumter 1YDtchman gets off the
following at t@ae expense Of Gen. r.
II. Hemphil', Of the Abbcvillc Mcdi-
I'm. "Gcn. Robert II. IIemphill, OF
the Abbcvilic Jlcdium, is still
saving about the "up-country
and the low-country Democracy"
"Radical Debt" "Straighoutims," !"
Purity in Politics" "thc people," &C,
and some of our exchanges are com.
ing down pretty heavily on General
Robert II. Now We think our brcth
rem Of the quill should indulge tho
General Il great deal. He docs not
wish to be misunderstood. He stands
noW "fairly and sQuarely" on the
Democratic "platform," and lie is
right to let it he known, far am
wide. Hands off, gentlemen; Gen
Robert Il. is making q noise wiihi,
the Democratic ranks, so that he ma,
easily prove an abb, should he cvcl
nc charged with having been found
in any other ranks"
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Poor Potts.

And now the painful intelligence
comes from Philadelphia that Mrs.
Potts, pretty Potts, the walking wild
der Potts, the pcdcstrienne, I'LL of
which soJriQueitS she captured in her
celebrated walk from Philadelphia to
New Orleans and back, is now walk
ing & kitchen floor; in short, Potts is
cook. Her "host Of friends" in the
South have been waiting with anxiety
for the announcement that she had
received that mint of money which
she alleged was to be paid her on the
accomplishment of the wonderful
walking feat, and instead Of this
cQmes The humiliating statement that
she has had to resort to the kitchen
for livelihood.
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"Withjn the Vail"

The above is the title OF new
book by John A. Chapman, of New
berry, S, G.. 1t is written, for the
mcst part, in blank verse, and is in
tended rs 4 treatise on the higher and
nobicr life. A careful pcrusal of the
book affords and combines in an cmi-
nent degree, the two things at which
every authar should aim, instruction
and pleasure. If there be any dis
elimination rs 10 merit, among the
different parts, we think it is in favor
of "Thc Lost Soul" and "The Poets
Home" The former affords much
for reflection, while the latter con-
tains many real beauties. The ma
tcrial and workmanship arc faultless,
and reflect credit upon the cntcrpris.
ing publishers, AIcssrs. Walker,
Evans s. Cogswcll. We trust this
Southern work will be appreciated,
and win the popularity, which it rich
ly deserves.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-11-14

llcmphill and Brother, has this 10
say Of the nomination Of the Hon. S.
Dibblc, for Attorney. G eneral: "Sam-
uel Dibble, of Orangebarg, is said to
be q candidate for Attorney. General.
IL is not at all likely that he will ever
be anything more than candidate,
as this position will be filled 10y an
up-counlryman from Abbcvilc Coun-
ty. MIR. Dibblc is good man and n
fair lawyer brt lie cannot be elected" i"
! Thank YOU for the information, Gene
raj. But why did you not name your
man? you arc as MUCH mistaken
in your asse rtion about The next At
torncy-Gcncral being an Abheville
man rs you are about Dir. Dibble
bcirg 4 candidate for that Office, we
are inclined TO tho opinion that your
nominee will never be called upon to
quit the quiet precincts OF his Able
| vile home TO assume Tic duties Of an
Office which has been SO confidently
rendered 10 him. AIr. D;bble is not
candidate, aud We do not know that
he wonld accept the position if nomi-
mated, rs his law practice is very
lurGe and lucrative. This he would
have TO sacrifice to accept the
Attorney GcneralsIip, as he would be
compelled to reside in Columbia to
discharge tic duties Of the clllcc pro-
pc,ly. In the meantime, however,
should his friends think proper to
present his name TO the Democratic
Nominating Convention for some Of
flee within its gift they will 10 50, the
opinion OF Gen. Bobt. II. lIcmphill TO
The contrary Notwithstanding.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-11-14
Death of Rev. Lovick Pierce, D. D.

AS will lic seen by our dispatches,
this venerable man of God departed
this life yesterday at Sparta, Georgia
in the 95th year of his age. lie was
formerly pastor Of the Washington
Street Methodist church in this city.
lie was the father of that distinguish
cd divine, Bishop George +. Pierce,
and at the time uf his death was
believed to be the oldest Methodist
minister in the world. Notwithstand-
ing his extreme age, he would preach
up to within short time before lie
died sermons of IN hours length, and
with all the warmth which character
lied his early life. lie has been a
member of every general conference
Of The Church, South, since the divis-
ion, and was q member of some Of
the gcncrcl conferences previous to
the division. His death will be uni
vcrsally mourncd, as he was univcr-
sally loved and respected. ColumJer
Register.
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Mr.. Watterson, Of the Louisville
COuricr-JOuInal' with his usual froth.
mess, says that General Grant will
meet hearty welcome when he visits
Louisville; for, politics aside, "there
Is not man, woman, child, or dog
in Kentucky who will not be glad to
see him, and to extend to him an old
fashioned, cordial greeting" Every
body knows that this is not so. Gen
cral Grant has done nothing to cndcar
himself to The men, women, children,
and dogs Of Kentucky, and outside
the few Republicans in that States no.
body cares a chew oftobacco for him.
There is no bond ofsympathy between
Grant ard kentucky, save that
Kentucky manufactures great deal
Of whisky, and Grant is one Of her
her best customers.