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The daily gazette., 1879-04-16
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.


JOHN McHUoH, In esm-
~ plianes with the requirements OF the
act OF A ssembly, In sucn case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that shall
apply in writing 10 the Court Of General
Sessions OF the Peace and Jaii Deliv-
cry, OF the Stale OF Delaware. In and for
New Castle county, on Monday, the 18th
day OF May next, A. d., 1873, being the
first day OF the next Nav term OF the said
court for a license To Keep an Inn or tavern ,
known as the Eighth Ward House, at No.
100 Church street. being the y. NJ. corner OF
III nth and Church streets, In the Eighth
Ward, In the city ot Wilmington,
Delaware, and to sell intoxicating liquors
In less quantities than one quart, To be
drunk on the premises and the following
respectable citizens reco IN mend the said
application, TO wit.
James Brannon, Hugh Curran,
Daniel Curran, Samuel SchultE,
George Graham, Frank carter.
George Lloyd, Harry Coulston.
Adam Henson, william Bacon,
Charles Thomson, Sr John Boner,
Thomas Cory, William pOran,
John Milliken, Hugh Mckinley,
Michael Mckinley, Samuel CORY,
William T sparks, James Wilde,
William Cox, Joseph Stewart,
James Philips, Robert ii Cook,
Samuel Moore, Jonn Hayden.
aplI-3ts JOHN MCHUGH.
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THE WINDOW COLoRED EXODUS

LITTLE Rock, ARK, April i5.-The
colored convention, called under the
Window resolutions, organized Saturday
with a fair representation from di tierent
sections of the State, George n. Perkins,
chairman, Henry Simkins and i. A
Gordon, secretaries. Fifteen d-legat,
and AS many al ternates to the conference
al Nashville, ON May q, were appointed
RESOLUTIONS were adopted aftirmin 4
that, as colorsd citizens of Arkansas nj
many localities are not allowe free eu-
Joyment of their constitutional rights
tiey are desirous of emigrating to some
other State or Territory where the eleo
tve franchise can be enjoyed unmo-
Tested; recommending the appoinimen,
ot TWO coiored commissions, under tn.
National Emigration Aid Society, to SO
lect suitable State or Territory; indor-
sing Senator Windom's resolutions, anc
recommending natl onal donation oil
loan to aid settlers In the Territory sc
lecttd. The convention then resolved
itssl into an auxiliary State emigration
and aid society, and appointed AN exc
cuuve committee.
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SETTLING A DEFALCATlON.

immaculate Chester county, . region
of blue blood official integrity and un-
failing Republican majoritie-, has Just
closed up an official defalsauon. The de
faulter was George A. Paxton, whose
loyalty and kepubllcanism were first
cla 5, but whose mental equilibrium
could not Withstand the tempt alton to
take money that belonged TO the State.
HIS total deficiency amounted 20 SlO,-
l5o, ,45, hut tho sale of his property real
lied nearly $500, and reduced to
amount to be paid by his seven securities
to ST 6695,22, or 1896, " for each one
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WAS HE DERAyo,,

Last evening abon, . 'lD'
.ent,on . aIa, Of Sergeant Joo.s. .s.ct4
a man who was walkin.ue Va Ii
~ ae ~. was ii informed BY Il, y aaa aaps
eide; cn e.; The Sergeant im~as,a vDa'sapIu
s,raa,. ca ane maj man, and at SiiTla'.'l SiatSa ,.
streets s.nie. took him in c,rtSSu ip aat
man to the Hall. ''c' escrs
o.I1s Before ore placing the man IN a..
cells, his garments were .a,. y, es
nothing was found that xan,a %GGla|
QUE one 10 suppose that the M" ,SD . lat
tea suicide; As the serrea,.' aa 'll
ing the hall, he was ann",a, s,'.I y
proprietor of one the dIaaP rpPvacAet ,'rl'
formed him that the man. i"., 'O'''
the hall, had purchased did, 55ri. I,sl ~
noon ali ounce bottle Of l,nIsss VI
Sergeant returned 70 the l6"Il'aas| 6sII \
searched the man, this ,ims " aA
ce 'sfully, as he found lbs .'Ile i'.d as|
ing the liquid, in the man, ',als .,'st 4
When asked what he w,, 'Ncfi
with the laudanum, he "S ~ gai|
had purchased it for the n,'., arpl7l
ing some wounds on hi, 'r,p1s Sap1' \
wounds could be found "'aa
The name ofth- man ia III
ney, who previons 10 The q,,a s@ y
last Resided in this city, I'm, -SI nlI q
resident OF PHILADELPHIA. pv,soe Sao
penter street between Nn,h n
streets. He owns real ,ta,a ,u ~ 4
and a short time ago, he I.,,s
II, and remove with IN, f,mg'
tralia where he has a bro,ss, |
but after the deeds lad bsa0 n
his wife refused to sign them. N
uon on her part so pteyed upo'
that he has become a Larmla,"'
His family have been VIM
the Chief Of Police, who viii -.
ply from them before making -, y,
Bition of the man. ~
1t Is stated that he cal ed ma,
persons during the day. anG n !.
them that IL they did not n.
more, TO sell his properly And a,
money equally among bis ialulr
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Death ETA Well.K nOwn Physi-
cinm.

DR.. Isaac Hays, who died in Philadel-
phia, Sunday, in his S4th year, was one
OF the leading medical writers in the
country, aud had been editor Of " ilsou's
Olnithology and the American journal
of Medlcal'Sciences. He was one of the
founders Of the Franklin Institute, and
an honorary member Of the leading phil
osophical aud scientific societies AZ home
and abroad.
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Flowing Up Gold Coins.

A farmer named James Rector, resid-
ing near Deep Creek, Norfolk county
Va, while blowing on Wednesday last
in an old held that had not been under
cultivation for several years, unearthec
an iron chest containing several thousand
dollars IN American gold coin of dates a.
tar back as 1880. The treasure is be
lived to have been buried during the las
war. Mr.. keetor is very poor man
and the treasure is very acceptable.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-16

The Cars Assassin.
The Royal Family Warned Of Their
Ddnger-Terribie Threat Of the Nj
IiIisfs

The Royal Family Warned Of Their
Ddnger-Terribie Threat Of the Ne
huiSts.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 10, 1ST9.-
The city is again Illuminated tonight,
and flags are everywhere displayed. 1t
is now known that the Revolutionary
Committee issued proclamation last
week threatening the life of the Emper-
or, and TO repeat i'll Russia the masacres
Of St. Bartholomew. 1t al.o appeais
that kilograms were received from Ber-
lin III ST. Petersburg on Friday and Sat
ulday last from the secret police, giving
warning that during Easter an attempt
would be made to assassinate the Emper-
or, the Czaiewitch or some member Of
the Imperial family. In consequence of
these kilograms from Berlin the usual
entrance to the Winter Palace was closed
and the Czarewi ch went at midnight to
the Easter Eve reception of the Car, es-
corted by four Cossacks.
The name of the as, ailant of the Car
is ascertained to be SolowjefT. On Tues
day morning lie was insensible, but was
expected to rally. No papers were
found upon HIM. Throughout Monday
biSHA All Suspctlcu HOtlStS "tlc StdlCllcu.
LONDON, April i6, lo79.-The Paris
correspondent of the Times rep-rts that
in a letter recently received from st.
Petersburg it is SAID the heads of the Sc
cret police are about to resign, having
discovered that threefourths of the force
are i'll league with the nihilists. Tn,
latter are not really numerous, but pIof
by the apathy of the middle classes, who
are oiscontented because of the denia
OF their political rights.
Letters received at Vienna from Kief
state that between the Sth and IL insts
hve attempts at murder were made
against officials there.
GARIBALDI IN ROME.
In the letter of General Garibald in
favor Of universal suffrage and convok
ing meeting of republicans for the 2ls
inst, to take measures for the agitation
of the subject, he says he considers it th,
duty Of the republican party to rally al
its forces in the field of legal ac ion il
order TO secure progressively that lbert,
which is their undoubted right, bu
which now depends on the whim of
Minister or the programme of a Ministry
Universal suffrage is the Fundamental
basis OF reform. The people to whom
is denied were considered capable c
founding Italy with their arms. Eve
the presence of cler.cals in Parlamer
would be desirable if it would dispel IL
Ian5uor which now renders in impotent
The daily gazette., 1879-04-16
EMIGRATING ENGLISH MINERS.

A dispatch to the Times from Newcas-
tie states that number of mlue,s who
ale possessed of a little means appear de-
tetmlned to quit the Durham colleres
immigration agents in Newcastle and
district are busy sending men to the
United States and the colonies. The
main tide of the emigration seems TO be
toward the mining districts OF the
United States. There is also consider
able migration to British America.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-16
CHASTITY PHOTOGRAPH

Sutterley, the photographer, has Just
finished the photograph of A. l.. Mort
pelier, whose funeral took place on Sun
day afternoon. The body was photo
grapbed in the coffin, and though the
work is artistically done, the picture is a
very CHASTITY subject to gaze upon.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-16
FIRES CECIL COUNTY.

The barn of Levi Taylor, in the Sth
district, was destroyed by fire on the
night of the Sth INST. The loss inc!uio 3
a quantity Of hay, straw, feed, poultry,
&c. Partially insured.
Geo. W. Shoetz's hotel, called the
Herring House, near Port Deposit, wa
burned ON the Itb, together with most
of It's contents. Estimated at $1,000.
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TO BE SERENADED.

Mr.. How nd Fesmier, who entered into
the bonds OF matrlmony on Monday last,
will be rendered a aereuade on Monday
evening next, by the uniformed Divl-
sion, X. of + of which he IL mem Der.
A full BRASS band has been engaged for
the OCCASION.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-16
OUT OFTH DRY DOCK

The ferry boat Peerless, of Philadsl-
phia, which has been receiving a thor
ough overhauIing at the Harlan IL HoI-
hngsworth Company yards, was taken
out of dry dock this morning While in
the dock her hun was compl etely paint.
cd. She will leave in few days aud rs.
sume her trips.
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THE N. s. h. A. ANNlvERI

The Moral Suasion anulytnaT
a fine affair. A brass band d NJ
from Chester county will pay
the evening. q,
The speakers from abroad w
at half pest SIX and will oe dns! :!
cab to the residence OF Nr. H. NJ
row, whose guests they wlIls
A reserved seat tickets nsc's1
get a seat. Go early
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RETU RNED HOME.

DR.. J. X. Tantun, who with his family
has been spending some time in Florida
returned home last evening, on the 5:4t
train. His numerous friends will be grati-
fled to learn that he is much improved il
health.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-16
TRUSTEES ELECTED

AT congregational meeting of the
members of the Hanover Presbyterian
Church, last evening, Messrs. Morris
Weldie, A. j. Rumtord and L. b. Frazer
were elected trustees for term OF three e
YealS.
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THE SENATE DEBATE.
English Miners Emig ting
TO America.
LONDON, April 10. lS7.

LONDON, April TO, ISIU.
The Pope has sent congratulations to
the Gar on his escape from assassina-
tion.
1t is reported from Constantinople
that 0sman Pacha will shortly be
relieved from his functions as Minister of
The daily gazette., 1879-04-16
NEW YORK, November 20, 1a'

DR.. v. W. BLANCHARD; During the
past year have prescribed your various
preparations of Food cure, md feel happy
TO say they have met my most saDguine
expectations, giving TO patients long en-
feebled by blood poison, chronic disease,
and nerue force.
PROF. CLEMENCE s. LOZIER, NJ. D.
Dean of HON. Med. College and Hospital
for Women, New York City
The daily gazette., 1879-04-16

Hundreds OF cases OF BRIGHT'S DIS
EASE OF the Kidneys have been reported
cured. For Neuralgia and Kheuma tic
Diseases IL is al most n specific PHYSICAL
and Mental Debility from the use OF Alco-
hel, Opium and Tobacco or from any un-
namable cause, find In this Food y natu-
raj and pot remedy.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-16
TO BELAUNCHED ON sATURDAy

The new ferry boat now being con-
structed at the yards of the Harlan &
Hollingsworth Company, in this city
will be launched on Saturday mornin np
next. This boat is being built for the
Vine street ferry company ,Phlladelpha
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a.r,d 10

A resolution was oilt''" o',,'a IA
branch of the PenIlsl fn ,H ths
yesterday, y, and referred rTryraar'idiusitl 'U
On fede-ai relation, pro,,te er' 70 4
noin,ment of a collllil,'' n R,pns1
ten senators n, and ,dira.iTins ti!iSfn Se!1ssI
i"e,ua.f houses, to proceed 70 Ss.ni s,1 aapasi'
ceiye ex-President ui'
| TO the United States -, no 81
river near New YORK. ,~.r "Ilg|
ilnet inp the following paPig,,r ,aaas|
/, '79.-I have com lii,r,onSlt.
count of business " 'Ioay Lr1
form ' my family ,.,D yWTi.seS3
The committee of.u%,"t Of the " III
| council, on the S'a,e ,oefIsfg and N
| of the city bonds st " tbey cilI'|
regularilies IN n. ',i' ,heul valid 4
I 1t is officially nn,s an'Ii viii nol
ep, .G fp% but =, American mel sl el[SG,. ,.I,.>
| ted to the oweu w." :"
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Crippen's
Roasted Coffees.

A Good Roasted Coffee for 10 cents per
pound, or lbs Tor As cents, warranted bet
ter than Is sold elsewhere for Is cents per
pound.
A good roasted coffee, lbs for 25 cents.
A good coffee, IA cents a pound.
A good coffee. 16 cents a pound.
A good coffee, 10 cents pound.
A choice coffee, 20 cents pound.
A choice coffee, % cents pound.
Our celebrated breakfast coffee, mild or
strong, only 25 cents IA pound.
Our very choice, ~ cents pound.
Our very extra, 80 cents Il pound.
Old Govt Java 80 and SO cents per lb.
Old Dutch Java, (very old) 50 cents per
lb,, or ID for 81 90.
Choice Mocha 4C cents per pound.
Our best coffees are purchased direct
from New York and Boston Importers
| and selected with great care.
They are roasted in improved American
Roasters. The great advantage the Amer
| lean Roaster has over the FIR nch Is in the
double cylinder and hollow perforated
shafts and are roasted by wood fiIe, thereby
| avoiding the gas from coal.
For sale only at
The daily gazette., 1879-04-16
Az VICTORY FOR Mh' AD1

Hon. John Kelly ha, a..N'T.ri TVs
winch m y i've him Gu. corfil
another ear, the order iG'p']l II p]
injnns,l,on at. a, the is,;iatiSn sn5' on oFfis3
of the Tammany ',ayeyl|
Years eve having been gr Yois|
supreme Court Of .,;', Sfs =, thsl| isl|
1sa%; ieaaers AZ Monday a ., NIGHT it cosa| w
Thompson said tia, ! u VS allow low a.l
to i,, Ia,' go by default 10. It r,ii i tssa
warranto procet,uints'.c s'.c,ad OtictS
agai nst the newly e'e''''-
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NJ OTICE.-I, George X. Higgins,in com
III pliance with the requlrements OF The |

NJ OTICE.-I, George X. Higgins In com
IN pliance with the requirements OF the
act OF Assembly. in such case made and
prov ided do hereby eivenotice that shall
apply In writing TO the Court OF General
Sess ions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery, OF
the state of Delaware, In and for New Cas-
tie county, on Monday. the 18th day of May
next, A. D., 1879, being the first day of the
next May term OF The said court, Tor IL
cense TO keep All inn or tavern, at No. 225
y. Front street. being the n. W. corner %:
Front and Walnut streets. in the
second ward, in the city OF Wilmington,
Delaware, and to sell intoxicating liquors
in less quantities than one quart, 10 be
drunk eli the premises and the following
respectable citiZens recommend the said
application, To wit:
" Hammond, Richard Booth
Wright King. John Bush,
DIV Shockley, Oh 'rles Il Sparks,
Jas A Melvin, VIM III Beckley,
Michael Rafferty,, Geo w Rival,
q II + Gross. X II Taylor,
Adolph Kloberg, samuel Kern,
Robert Hutton, Roy Kitchens,
Chas Heinel, samuel Roberts,
John 4 Murphy, Chas Reynolds,
Nicholas Jenny, Geo Oriip,
Nath Melchuir John Mcbride,
John I kirk, hichael Kenny.
Chas Weyl, Chas u Harmar,
aplo-3t. GEORGE II. HIGGINS.
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NJ OTlCE.-I.N b. .DANFORTH,i in com
IN pliance with the requirements of the
act of Assembly, in such cases made and
provided, do hereby give notice that
sha apply in writing to the Court OF & en-.
ersI Sessions of the Peace and Jail Deliv-
cry, of the State OF Delaware, IN and ioI
New Cas- lie county, on Monday, the 18th
day oi May, next, A. D.. 1853. being the
first day OF the next May term of the said
court, for a license TO sell medicinal IL
quors, at No, i2s Market street, being the
y. +. cornsr of Second and Market streets
In the city of Wilmington. Delaware, and
N sell medicinal liquors In less quantities
than one quart, to be sold for medicine
and prescriptions. and the following re-
Specialize citizens recommend the said
application TO wit;
Jehn Davis, Daniel Ross,
John Mealey, WIN Il Thompson.
Wright King, Charles h Sparks,
Michael Kenny, b Merrett,
Sam'l Miller, Jr Jno X Mari,
Geo f Wheeler. Nicholas Jenney,
Jno Parker, Myers Hayes.
Adoiph kloberg, M UConnor,
Chas Weyl, Jno Bush,
Manuel Richenberger, Richard Booth,
Richard Booth, VIM A Bowman,
Jno NJ Stewart, 3 ID Townsend,
VIM Bowman,
aplb-3t N. B. DA ANFORTH.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-16
FOURTH EDITION
From Washington.
Southern War Cidims-Generdl Brdgg's
Unsuccessful Efforts.

Southern War Cidims-Generdl Brdgg's
Unsuccessful Efforts.
WASHINGTON, April 15.-Gen. Bragg's
attempt to extipguish the Southern war
claims business found very little support
in the House to-day, being defeated by a
vote of Us to 1l2, the republicans and
about twenty democrats uniting against
Mr.. Braeg's proposition. 1t IS hardly
worth while for Jealous patriots to scare
the country hereafter about the enormous
amount of the war claims to be paid
whenever the democrats came in, for il is
evident thai the republicans are not iu-
clined to help democrats like Gen. Bragg
to put stop to the loyal war claims
business. Nj. Bragg has still constitu-
tional amendment to offer on the subject
which will give everybody another chance
to give his opinion on this question. In
any case the war claims ought now to be
eliminated from party politics.
In the Senate General Logan and Mr..
Beck occupied the day.
THR LOUISIANA sENAToRsHIP.
The Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections to day took up, as the first
| case on their docket, the memorial of
Judge Henry NJ. Spotford, of Louisiana, =,
| claiming to be entitled to the seat in the
Senate now occupied by Governor Kel-
| logg. After some informal discussion
the committee decided to notify the par.
ties to appear In person OF by counsel at
an adjourned meeting Tomorrow for the
| purpose of presenting argument to the
| committee on the question whether this
ease is not res ddjudicatd.
| TEMPORARY INCREASE OF THE ARMY.
| The bill introduced to-day by Senator
4, Plumb "to provide for the tempo rary in
| crease of the army in an emergency"pro-
poses to authorize the enlistment OF O.
800 men to be added to the army TO serve
not longer than one year wbenev YER in
the judgment of the President, the ext
gencies of the frontier service require II,
provided that the maximum strength of
the army shall not at any time exceed
% 900 men.
THE SENATE DEBATE.
The Senate listened to-day TO speeches
from Gen Logan and Mr.. Beck on tie
army bill, and the galleries were crowd
ed during the entire day. Mr.. Beck had
not concluded at the time of adjourn
ment, and will finish tomorrow. Hi,
speech was the best made on either side
up TO date. In his simple, plain way he
painted the situation AZ it is, and swept
completely away the mass of sophistca
reasoning by which the republicans have
sought To cloud and betog the real issue
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NJ OTICE-I, Henry Bradley, "A licensed
~ retailer of goods, wares and mer-
chandise, do hereby give notice that
1 shall apply to the Judges OF the Court OF
Ge eral Sessions of The Peace and Jail De-
livery, OF the State of Delaware, In and for
New Castle county, on Monday, the 18th
day OF May next, A. d., 1919, being the
FIRST day of the next NJ ny term Of the said
court, for = license To sell Intoxicating II
quors In quantities not less than enc half
gallon at my place of business, No. 100 W Z.
front street. being the .. W. corner of
Front and Shipiey street, in the First ward
of the city OF Wilmington, Delaware, and
the following respectable citizens residing
In the said Ward recommend The same ap-
plication
Daniel McCusker, John Brady,
Lemuel PeeKy, James l. ickinson,
Thos ii b Jefferis, Henry L Simpers,
William BouZarth, VIM I Glenn,
Patrick Lally, Fred We'll
w LightfoOt, traucis Kelley,
Francis + Kelley, l. W Palmer,
John I Kelley, John T Dlckey,
Lawrence ieran, Phillip q Plunkett,
Daniel Meiarkey, Patrick Hughes,
John Murphey. Patrick Newell.
Joseph Lowber, George II MARBLE.
Augustus Ashepbach, JOS B Hum,
Henry Graham.
apl5-3t. HENRY BRADLEY.
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Nervous Debility

which underlies all forms q: Chronic Dis
ease, is speedily overcome by the use OF
this Food.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-16

"For the year past l have constantly
prescribed THE BLANCHARD BLOOD
AND NERVE FOOD to my patients OF
all ages, from eighteen moths TO eighty
three years. In every case the result has
been exactly that claimed by you. IL is
by far the most valuable aud reliable
Tonic have ever met with.
EDWARD SUTTON SMITH. NJ. d.,
20 Irving Place, New York
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-07-18

prevented the investigation, but nj
Inst they succumbed, and the impo-
sitions discovered have been fearful.
We all know of the war wagcd by
the cit zcns of Winnsboro upon the
Determinations against that town.
We leard Il gentleman of Orange
burg say yesterday that lie had n
hogshead Of goods sent from Charles.
ton to Columbia, and shipped by a
friend from Columbia back to Or
angcburg, and saved money over the
usual shipment from Charleston to
Orangcburg.
llonorolics are dangerous, and tn e
Railroad Company is fearful one. !.
The evil must be rcmcdied, and it
can only be done by the State through
the people.
Another diabolical wrong is The
killing of stock by the S, C. Rail.
road without paying for it. It's
being i'll the courts, instead Of being
an excuse, is an aggravation of the
crime.
The principle is an established one
that "rrivate property, devoted to
pu Bile use, is subject to public regu-
lation"
The remedy is with the people.
Money ard monorolies will always
rule, as long the people tamely sub.
nit.
In the language of the News and
Courier "nothing can prevent The
people fi'm winning if they pcrse-
we're. They must ngilatc agitatc
agitate =! They must awaken their
representatives in the Legislature
and i'll Congress to ccmprche nsi on
OF the carnestness with which the
fight is begun, and the determination
with which it will be carl iel on.
The politi,i ians will rush to the front
when they find that the people, this
time, have not enlisted for ninety
days, but for lhc war"
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FARMER.

PROF. LEGAEE.-We regret to
learn that this gentleman and his ac-
complished lady will soon be lost to
ClarksviIle society. Prot. w. w.
Lcgare has resigned his chair in the
:. w. Presbyterian University, and
accepted thu. Of Natural Science in
Adger College, 5. G.
Prof. Leyare has filled ncceptably
the two chairs Of Natural Philosophy
and Greek in the University above
named, and is moreover gentleman
of good family and high breeding,
which have rendered him the favored
guest Of all the best houses in this
place; the name Of Legnrc from South
Carolina is Il guarantee for his birth
and standing i'll society. Mrs. lie
gare is Il lady Of Swedish birth and
extraction, and is ~ worthy daughter
of the land which has given birth to
q Frederika Bremen, u Jenny Lind
and IL Nilsson. As II musician sh q
Las few equals i'll private life, and rs
n refined and highly educated lady is
well qualified to adorn society of the
highest order. Social y they will be
Il valuable acquisition to any com
mnnity among whom they may reside,
and, while we regret The loss of their
presence here, We heartily congratu-
lac the people with whom they are
now TO make their home. -ChorksctWe
Gh on.ci.