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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27

Senator Thurman says thas he has no doubt
an extra session of Congress will take place.
He does not see how it can be avoided. Senator
Window. chairman of the Senate Appropria.
tions Committee, declares that the outlook for
completing the appropriation bills is discoura.
ging 10 the extreme. The general opinion
among senators is that the disagreement be-
tween the two houses on the Legislative bill
and also on the Senate amendment to the De-
Gcienoy bill, touching the the pay of United
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27

Now that the readjusters OF the State dett
have held their convention, made their little
speeches, organized thu machinery CT Jew
political party calculated to weaken the couser'
vatives, just when all the strength OF the latter
will be most needed, and made public thci:
demsgogical bids for popularity, We hope the
House of Delegates, which made its sessions
conform to their convenience, may allow Moth
ing else to interrupt its proceedings uotil il
shall have concurrod With the Senate 10 acoapt.
iug the creditors proposition. IL had fairly
entered upon the consideration Of that p:opo-
sition last night, and the friends of tho bill,
who ore the friends of the State, should push
it through as rapidly as possible, and
thus remove the debt question from the do
main of politics, into which it should never
have been introduced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27

Democratic senators yesterday bitterly OPP
posed the amendment 10 the Deficiency bill
appropriatiug s25O.O0O to defray the expenses
Of criminal prosecutions for violations Of the Fed
eral election laws. Messrs. Thurman. Bayard,
voorhees,, Salisbury, Keruan and other eena.
tors made vehement speeches, and charged that
this money was to be used as corruption fund
to carry elections for the republican party. The
bill was passed by stric: party VOTE but the
attitude Of democratic senators renders it Ger.
tain that the House will resist this appropriation
to the end, and that unless the republicans re.
c:de from this amendment it will fail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27
nc SUltJ's Gang.

PoTTsvGLLE. Pa. Feb. 27.-M. i. L@a:y,
r. 4 Difenderfor, James ilasoa, T.W. Spur,
and over one hu1drcd AID fifty members o! the
order of Knights Of Labor snd others bhvc
petitiooed the court 70 instruct the Ds:ric5 At
tcrncV TO make thorough iLv3sticalion and
arrest the men knoEn as "McNusty's gang
mentioned 10 PtcsiieDt Growers knights g!
Labor letter. also to brioS he!oro lh9 cau!5 ell
persons having any Knowledge coac@riiJg tie
existence Of said gang.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27
Rendsusters' Convention.

The Readjuster's Convention, which met 10
Richmond Tuesday, adjourned yesterday about
noon after appointing State committee, as fol-
lows:
First District-Dr. w. P. Downer, King
William; Lawrence Taliaferro. King George.
Thirds. I. Trice, Louisa James NJ. Greg.
cry. ChcsterGel6; W. w. Newman. Hanover.
Fourth-Gen. VIM. Malone, Petersburg;
Col. Lewis q. Harvie, Amelia.
Flfth-A, H. Hurley, Halifax; K. W. Greer,
Grayso1; Col. James. Franklin.
SeveDth-Dr. R. II. Hamilton, Augusta; g.
/. Hopkins, Rockingham; G. W. Pur7is, Abe
marie.
Eishth-T. T. Fauuteroy, Frederick; 4. s..
Lewis, Culneper; John r. Carter. Loudoun.
Ninsh-D. +. Bailey, Washington; j. +.
Eskridge, Montgomery; G. G. Case, Russell.
The chairman of tho convention will fill up
the State Committee.
The Second and Sixth districts are omuittcd
in the above list. A superintendent will also
be appointed for each county.
Speeches were made by Col. Fulkerson, Mr.
Massey, Col. Tancll and George G. Round, of
Prince William; Feyette McMulliu, Lawrence
Taliaferro, of King George, and others.
VIM. Jefferson, colored, Ct New Kent, in rs
Spouse to some fatterng remarks of Mr.. Bailey,
when referring to the coIcred delegation said:
IL is radical republican," but is at de same
time stronger readjuster dan any Feadjuster
here. If any colored man 10 dc great county
OBJ New Kent amt reaGjustcr be ought to be
ashamed dat he do lib 10 dat county," IAp.
plause.
A colored delegate from Powhatan said -
II don't know what all dis readjustment bust.
ness mesus. but do hope da. We will come to-
geder next time and make General Malone
Gubncr."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27
THURSDAY EVEN'G., FEBRUARY q
Our opinion ofthe incompetency, iueficicccy

Our opinion of the incompetency, lnethcleccy
snd RIGHTEOUSNESS of the democratic members Of
the present Congress, as cass-ot course there
are some few exceptions--acd OF the great and,
we are afraid, almost irreparable irj1ry they
have Inflicted upon the party they misrepresent,
is pretty generally known, aud it is with ua-
fegned regret that Te SEQ almost daily 10 our
exchanges, of al political compilations, con
7iuong evidence that we arc by no means the
sole posscssor of such an opinion. A low estl'
nation Of democratic senator's and representa-
tives by republicans might DO accounted Tor
upon other than the proper grouncs, but when
good, true aud tried democrats, aud when those
who haro every motive to be impartial 10 their
Judgment, unite IN their condemnation OF The
democracy now 10 Congress. it Is unreasonable
TO supposc that that condemnation ls unteserVed.
A retrospeos OF the proceedings OF the ioFty
fifth Congress will satisfy any Unbiased man
that tho democracy, if those it sent to the d.
tional capitol fairly represented it, has been
weighed in the balance aud fouId wanting. We
could point this paragraph with many extracts
from democratic, conservative aud Independent
papers, but have only space for the following
from the letter of the best Informed and most
impartial of the New York Herald's numerous
corps Of Washington correspondents:-
"The fact is that the republicans are e. this
time encouraged and hopeful, and the democrats
know that defeat is looking them IN the tsce.
The main reason, perhaps, is that the session aas
perceptbly increased the dissensicns in the dem
ocratio party and its general Generalization as
an organization, while tho republicans are, ul-
doubleday. moro united than when the session
opened. The democratic party, rs it IS assem-
bled here has too many officers ard too few
privatss. Ii Mr.. Banning, Of Ohio, could ell.
force on his party such measure es the Army
Reorganization bill-a measure retiring on half
gay or no pay at sll large share of the, demo.
cratic commsnGeIs-this would greatly help II.
It is. IS they say the army is, greatly over Oil
cered. 1t hes too many Presidential candidates.
TOO many candidates for the Speakership, too
many mon who would like to be casirnen CT
committees, or who are or would like to be eTi.
nent in some way, sud each of whom is engaged
in cutting the throats of all the othera, or, to
speak more accurately, in undermining his RI
Ualr ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27
An Ex-President Assassin aieG.

MoNTEYIDEo Jan, q .-Intelligonco reaches
hore from Asuncicn, the capital OF Psragay, CT
tho occurrence OF c trsgcdy there which has
causod considerable excitement in that city. On
the Last day OF Decent Der. az Senor Ciriio An.1-
MO RiYarola ex-PreEidert of paraguay and sm-
nested revolutionist, was walking on tho prlrci-
pal street Of Asuncion, he was set upon by five
aassssins, who, before any resistance could DO
mado or interference attempted, in1ictirg seven
mortal wounds upon him. The asssssins then
Aa5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27

10 tho u. s. Senate. yesterday, the deficiency
appropriation bill, sfter some discussion, was
passed. There vas much debate on clause
approptiatiDg $250,000 for expenses Of the
United States courts and the salaries of super
visorS of elections, which Was finally retained
by vote Of IS to 81. A provision for the trial
and punishment of viela!ors Of the internal revs
pue laws was stricken cut. At the night ses
sion number Of private bills were passed, the
proposition to refer the McGarraban claim,ts
the Court Of Claims for adjudication, having
been objected to and passed over.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27

The vast majority of the American people
afford an spt Illustration Of the truth ofthc adege
that 8ne re ieuoiaroO is Miss lis FOLLY 10 10 wise,
for if they could realize tho fraud, corruption,
andpersonsl and partisan interests that it'll 1srca
the legislation Of the country, to the entire ex'
o|usion of a motives Inspired by patriotism and
desire to promote the rational welfare, Though
they might DO: rise in their power egaiast their
enthusiastically and oppressive agents, as the
outraged Freuchmen cd 10 their revolution,
they could certainly, es rational creatures, do
nothing less then pay moro atteutlou hereafter
to the qualifications Of these they seed to Con-
gress than they have devoted to that important
matter for mary years past. The number OF
Americans who believe that the fur trial TO-
publican institutions have received IL this
country has clearly demonstrated the iucompst-
ibility of such a system of government with the
prosperity of populous and wealthy nation Is
rapidly Increasing, and knowledge Of the
means that are daily resorted to 10 the lobbles
of the Capitol to affect legislation is not aIcu
lated to hinder tho spread Of that belief. Those
means a'o the more apparent now When in
consequence of the near approach OF the end
Of the session and Of tho expiration OF the
terms for which many of the Legislators hold
their seats, there is noro need of boldness Oh
the part of both the brbers aud brbed in order
that the schemes Of the former may uot fail,
and that probably the las; opportunity the Iat-
ter will ever have to line their pockets by 50
easy process, may not be lost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27

We have received from tho Leonard Sco'!
Publishing Corapany, New forE, 'tereprin' o!
tho lyestui, SER Review fer Janusry. Con-
.ents: Or. Johrsor, his biographers ard ciitics
The perscy-its early relations with Roman
Catholic States; The Russians in Turkey; Inc
Carroll Family; Afghsnist2n; Niccoli Aschea-
Vile and his Tunes; Indis and our Colonial
Emp;re; Cc.empo1sry Literature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27

Col. Charles A. DaviGcoD, Of Lexington Va,
prominent lawyer AID gallant officer in the
Confederate srmy,tici at Clifton Springs, New
York, CO THURSDAY last. He was at Cue time
director 10 the Valley railroad, AMI Was gu
Influential msD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27
Tho Fisheries.

RcSToN, Feb u The New England
missloncrs Of inland tishcries in session her
dag adopted resolutions recommending the
hibition Of taking OF salmon in Vermont.
Hampshire, Massachusetts, ard Connection
til the frs. day cf July 1852.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27
III HID,

On tie morning Of FEBRUARY 9th, 1879, Wei.
CLEERY in The I'D year Of his ago. ~ Flu
1T 3. M, March 1t. Requiem losss 81 e..
Economics church st $50 q.
On Wednesday, tho 2jLn instant. WILLIAM
II. PHILLIPS. aged IS ycsrs. "a The fune!-
81, which the friends and acquaIntnrces OF the
family are invited 10 attend, will take place TO-
morrow (Fiidsy) OF clock p m.
Al Rio Janerio, on the 9th Of January, 1879,
GILBEhT JACHsON, son Of 4. F. hsrbury,
Of NaW York
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27

COURT CT APPEALs-Jones's executor vs.
Joness executor, SC. From thsCircuit Court
of Buckingham county. Appeal allowed ard
supersedess awarded.
Brewis e. ais. VS.. Lawson ct sis. ffGm the
Corporation Court of the city Of Alexsndria'
Appeal allowed and superaedess awarded.
Medley's curator VS., Medley. &C. From the
Circuit Court of Halifax county. Appeal 81.
lowed and supersedeas awarded.
Western Assurance Company (of Csnhds) IS.
Sedgwick. From inc Circuit Court OF tho city
of Richmond. Wi: Of error and aupersodcss
awarded.
Walters va. the Farmers Bank Of YiFeiaia e.
ais. From the Chancery Court Of the city q
Richmond. Appeal allowed and supcrsedoas
awarded.
Perdue vs, Board. From Circuit! Court Of
franklin county. Appesl allowed ard supersa-
IDEAS awarded. Action on tneso cases we're hessd
by Judge Christian, il. in vacation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27
Rce,tuaGto Gran. sEotiou.

NEW YORK. Fch. 27.-Judgo Donohue 10
day declined 10 grant q mO!!oD to Vacite an or.
der pf arrest il tic case e! Frederick 4. Free
man, agars: whom -ut lbs been brought by
the receiver Of tic Gunrciau Mutual Life lu
surauca CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27
True Bill,

BR1DGEpcRT c., Feb. "a true bill no!
been found by the grand jury charging John W,
McAuitie with tho murder OF his wife, Mary
McAulitio in Bridgeport, on February 2rd.
The prisoner pleads no. guilty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27
States meGshss, arc irrecsnclab!e, aad uh'esS
one or the other yields both bills viii ta:!.

Walker S. Cox, esq, Of the Distric', IVES
nominated by the President yesterday to be one
Of tbs associate Justices Of the Supreme Count
of The District of Columbia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27

Physicians orc not given to recommending
specialties to their patients. bu! with krlct'5
RomaD Liuimcut they have made an cxcep'
ti7n. Pii:s Soc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27

At Mechanicstosn. Nd. yesterday, the Vir-
GINA Conference cf the United Brelhcra
Church c9pvened 10 its tcriy'eighs annual SIS
sion 10 the U. B. church. Bishop Gl0ss5feG5cr
called the convention to order. Rev. a. Z.
Funkhouser was elected secretary Of the con-
ference.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27
NOmiuatiOn.

BoEToB, February 27.-The Deuoc7a!ic and
Greenback coalition las. night nominated Geo.
Walker for Mayor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27
Fraudulent e advertisements.

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-U. S. Commissioner
Shields to-day received from the y. S. Marshal
OF Wyoming Territory, certified copy of an in
dctment by the grand jury OF Larimie county,
Wyoming. against james n. Pats and two
others, charging thom with using the United
States poatofiee in sending letters and adver.
tlsements setting forth the prospects of the Sem.
mole Gold and Silver Company, which letters
and advertisements the indictmen alleges, were
gotten up with the intent of deceit and fraud.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27

The grand jury CT Garrett county. Ky.,
where Captain Blair married Mrs. Gen. Gordon
Granger last summer, are Investigating his case
and will probably indIct him for biga1y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27

FEDERAL W. STATE AUTHORITY. Ia til,
Uai.cd States District Court ior tbs Western
Dietrc. Of VIrsinis al Danviilo, on Tuesday.
judge Alexander lsives presiding, tho frs! cs,.
called wss Leo and Burwoil Rey Eods. the two
colorcd men from Patrick county, charged with
murder, VINO were lSst fall taken from tho State
authority By Judge HIVES order. James C..
Field, Attorney General Il Virgins, on b@Eai
Of the Commonwealth, made an application ior
continuance OF the case TO give tho Common
wealth tins 10 mako sI1 obtain decision or III
application TO the United States Supreme CoGr.
tor writ Of msldGmUs requiring Judge Rive
to surrender the prisoners 10 the State authority.
on the ground Ct lack OF jurisdiction in tho
United States District Court. After Il long sr-
eu1lent continuance Was granted, Gnd the caso
was set for t!isl April g, .! special term OF the
court.
Judge Rives in charging tie grand ury. .amop.
other things said "CoLtio.a between State snd
Federal courts arc caused by violations OF lew
on the part OF State Judges. Tho fact St COZ
orei men arc seldom sevI on Virginia Jufics
raised the presumption that they aTo. on 80.
count Of race, &c. lc!: of % the list CT name
furnished TO shcriiis By corporation and county
la,icn Of the laws OF the United ntatea, and
wherever coored HIaa arc hab!tus,ly left oil
these Isis thera i! pIima fsce evidence thai
they are 80 left Of on account OF race, &C., aud
thus is le-pet-atcd Wili!ul violation q Law.
and hence it il the duty OF tho grand jury to IL"
quir1 ito this matter, and wherever the fact2
Justify il present tn csc judges for Indictment and
punishment in this court" II these Instructions
shall BE- literally conslrued end carried out by
the grand jury, it is thought nearly every State
judge in j uGgo Eivcss dlst.ic. will b. indicted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27
iusulted 10 Thousand different ways for Gojp,
What had ao7 b2c0mc ihe fashion.
lCOMMUYi@ATCn

IC0MMUNi|A-Gp.
The SUPPER Of the German Beoevoclt A..
ISOLATION il honor OF tha return CT their broth.
er, Magous Schu'ei, from Germany, cpe
ever to be remembered BY those III, ,y,r.
present. 10 speak Of the table, tae7, ,p.
dishes, and the decorations would lax, W q,
much space. Suffice it to cay that Dsino1i..
himself would be proud tc furnish slcl SUP
per as that furnished by our genial hest, Ileury
Rerbrer. When the vine was placed On tie
table loud calls wero made for Mai. Dl;ey.
who arose ard said:
Ladies ard Gentlemen must beg to b.
excused from making speech 90 this haprv
occasion, as | an nc lawyer. or have eve: A.
tempted to make one The tic: is, | cauno,
understand how Il is that am called upon 10
preside over this table, SID my venerable friend
John WeUz.ll over the other. without it is iba,
respect ycu all feel for old age, | bsiag, sag
seventy fvo, and ny triend to the Left ebou:
nircIy. | Gao always look upon the Germ,ni
as ny bcs. friends, and the remembrance. Of
the many acts of kiudncss shove to M b.
them, will ncvcr be forgotcD. You meet, M
friends, as Germans; it is right that you should
DO e.. Were located 10 your c)untTy every
American | should meet with would b, ps q
brother. Lave OF c0u0ify IS implanted 10 the
uoSoms Of every mar; even the most luse@aTin,
| when his country is Invaded, will rally AID
bare his bosom il her dcfeace 1t hes been p,
| here. And in y0ut c0ua!ry, when the hau'y
GauI invaded the fair feds o! Germany, h.
was driven back to his own, subGuel by Ibc
| German Confederation, AMI here 10 your q 10y,
cd home, Firginis, tic terrible struggle mad,
| iadI:ncc OF cur !!Gm:G, cur !aws, and haI2wcd
cause vi rcver be tjTlO'tco uOtil !imo IL lbs.
! il eternity. L0w Indeed is The man fallen wh0
| does net l0vo bis fa:hc:!acl
"Bgcathes there msn, With scu 50 dead,
Who Gcrer tG himself hath SAID
| This is Dig oHp, uly natiyo land
! II such there tr:aihc. 90 mGrK hin wei;
For him 60 r.instr" rap;arcs sGcl.
High though bis titles, proud his ramt;
BounGleSs lis wealth., es Ssh Gao claim.
| Despite these titles, po~cr AID pc'f,
| The wretch c)rc)atTe al 10 self
Living Shall forfeit f,ir reno8n.
And Gaubly dying, shall 90 DOZEN
| 10 the vile dust frcra Eherc, he su:uoe
UnRept uchoncr:d ard uasurg.'
Mr.. Charles Wilson was called on ~ Mr.
Wc.ze!, AID spoke OF tho meeting Of Me-
Schullr aud bis venerable mother ar: th;ir
parting, probably 20 NICE: 20 more. All e"er.
moved By bis ef:c.iag remarks
McSsrs. Paff. l4Jc2s and others spoke, a1d.
aE:cr the siHg Of some German aud Amciia:n
naticEal S)ars thj company adjourned,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27

SLEDSl SLLDSl SLEDS!-A rice 10! o.
- the above cheap at
McLEAN & UHLER$,
decl9 76 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27

En BBLS OF ISAAC WEEGER'S FAM.
SO lLY FLOUR in store algo other choice
brsnds Of Family end Extra Flour for snlc low By
ian u ". A Johnson il co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27

NEW GOODS SEW GOODS!-We ere
~ receiving n"% goods every day, sultabia
for Xmas pre.nc. ., MCLEAN & UHLER,
dec 13 107 King etreet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27

TURRANT JELLY, Peach and App!o But
" ter snd Preserved Cherries for saIc by the
pound BY
dec +. j. C.. WILSON, 147 Kinga.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27

SCOTCH EEKRING and SHREDDED
y COD FISH FOX ISLE al
feb2 J.C.H ILBJRE'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27

DRIME VALENCIA, ORANGES, sWee!
- received to-day by
jan l3 J. Z. AILBUEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27

81 Csc, Laundry ard Gem Of tho :outh Pink
SO Soaps received tc-dsy By
feb y J. G. MILBUSN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-26
TIMELY TOPICS.

tbs Chinese must 20. In San Fran
cisco the vot, was 40,7l7 against their
being a lowed to remain 10 220 in its
favor.
THE Chicago Ht,r-Oceda has discover
cd a resemblance between Grant and
Rarus: "Thcy both came IN at the
Golden Gate
THE Bclaire Republicans announce
Blaine as the "silyer-tongued' orator,
but do not specify OF what metal his
cheek is construed
AFTER the second Tuesday in October
a good inscription to adorn the door
plate OF Charlie Fosters abode will be:
Not dead, but gone behind
The Rochester Erprsss tells OF a person
who was born, married, aud buried on
the same day We never heard OF any
person being married as young as that.
\ CORRESPONDENT desires TO be in
formed "why the REGISTER, which is adj
miticd to contain only first-cIaSs matter,
permits itself t. be entered at the post
ohic, rs seconi-class mattyr?"
TIE Springfield, Mass, Union says:
Senator Blaine will begin his speech
making campaign in Ohio on Friday, at
Bellairh. The result OF the Maine cleo
ton will insure him an enthusiastic re-
ception IN Ohio The Union is proba-
bly, sarcastic.
joins SHERMAN, as 4 campaign move
ment, to help on his Presidential boom,
concluded 10 open several holes for re-
sumption purposes besides the New
York hole. But the law, section 3,65l,
put Stop to Johns campaign policy
and stopped up all the holes except the
New York hole.
The Rev. Or. Thompson who has just
died in Berlin, was one Of the best, as
well as most noted OF American clergy
men. He has resided abroad for some
years, and was highly respected there as
we'll as here. The recent attempt to con-
meet a scandal with his good name prov
ell a signal failure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-26

H., U,;~...o,,. ,orrssponlepca OF
,ta p,.,,srrp , f.w laws a,.,. there ap-
,,.,r.j , r,r,,r,pb reaecting on the
~. If 5aiD, b,siress which this firm
- rrr.,,i,,s. Sc. ,,. ...l.. r,i tra;- 'r'"'''-7
machines among the farmers oil Marion
county. Mr. WHITE ''.'el "' ''lS once
ami explained "'' ''''"N"''.'"' ii' SOUS