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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19
Is MIR. Tiiden Il Candidate !
From the New York SUM-

Our esteemed contemporary, the
W Grid, has been manileStlmg much
concern OF late to know whether Mr..
rilden is IL candidate for President.
We can answer the World, Mr.
Tillen is a candidate.
Dir, Seymour is candidate.
MIR. Bnyard IL u candidate,
Mr.. Thurman is candidate.
Mr. Samuel Randall is acandidate.
Gen Hancock i, IL candidate.
Gen. John NJ Palmer is II candidate.
David Dn,i, IS Il candidate.
SANFORD f. Church Is candidate.
Stephen j Field is q candidate,
Ellhu b Washington is candidate,
Roscoe C"nkIing is Il candidate.
William NJ Evaris is candidate.
john Sherman is candidate.
James g. Blaine is candidate.
Gen. Gran, is n candidate for Presl-
dent and Emperor,
OF curse We know nothing in par
licular about Mr. Tilarn's candidacy
but we know that the rule. Oace q can
didute aiwoys caudidute, has never hat
an exception,
Probably Mr. Seymour has abou
persuaded himself that he is not can
dda,p; hut let Democratic Natlona
Convention unanimously nominate
him; let him decline such u nomlna-
ton; and then, but not before, VI
shall be convinced that he is not u can
didate.
Whether Mr.. Tildcn can be nomina-
ted, and i! nominated elected, We arr
unable at present to inform our con
temporary.
Our own choice would he Chic
Judge Church; and If Mr.. Tildel
would sincerely unite with us IN MS
support, we think he could be elected
II Mr. TiIden concludes to do this, w
trust he will he rs prompt in letting u
know as he Was in contradcling TIT
report tha, his long deferred duty t.
oct married was abe ut TO he per
formed.
: Judge Church is great corslitu
lional lawyer and an enlightened an'
incorrnpHble statesman. We should
like to see him elected President.
A, the same time We should prefer
very greatly prefer, to see Mr.. Tilden I"
,, any other one of the long list of can
dlhates we have mentioned established
in the White House rather than Gran,
with his Unsuitable ambition, his con
tempt Tor the traditions of our Gov
ernment, and ha love Of empire.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19
Nashville Market.

Flour-Supcrilnc S4.50; extra. 1928;
family. 1919: choice family, 500; fancy,
$3.50; patent process. $500. -
WhcNt-f'ancy. Sl.32; choice. 100;
- medium !.26; low grades, l.lO,
Corn meal-Sacked, 55c.
COrn-Sncked in depot, white, Doc I;
mixed. IT; loose from wagon, 30c; sacked
on lcvce. C.
Out,-Sacked and delivered in depot,
mixed, 50c white. 5jc.
| Rye--f'rUn wagon sced,15
Hay. $20a23 90.
Clichcns-lja22 cents round.
| Eg.S-FrOm first hands. 10.
Buttrr-Cummon, Zoe good, Zoe; choice
zoe.
Ginseng-Dry. 81 rs.
Fenthcrs-Strictl! choice. 44c.
Wool-Melium and coarse unwashed
Soc; washed. Sac.
Dried Fruit-Apples, Sc; pcachcs'quar
tiers, o. ; halves, &C..
Country Mcat--ShoulderS. exc. sides
Size; hams o; from store, "a cen
advance.
Tallow-Choice,5 &c.
l.ur!-Sc.
Caltle-Good to extra heavy shippers
I3l5c; good to best grazing steers, q
&c.; medium butchers. 2l2a3; chOice2Il
30; inferior 20 common. hlH.
llogs-Light 3 25as3 5Ogross; heavy fat
50 u gioss
Shcrp-Averaging 90 pounds and up
wards, p 2a3lac; choice -.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19

The Government has expressed
through its officers ut Nashville that
the lcnicnt policy heretofore pursued
toward violators Of the re. cnue laws
will be abandoned. and that al PERSONS
arrested and indicted tor ofienscs com.
United since April, lS79-,he date OF
tie amnesty to moonshiners-- vii: be
tried upon the merits Of their case,
aud when found guilty will be sen.
fenced to the fullest extent OF the law
1t il said that these summary procced-
ings have been occasioncd by the dis.
covery that illicit distilleries are being
set up no, only in the localities where
they before existed, but in counties
where mono were supposed to exist.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19

Tennessee, besides sending twelve
bona fde representatives to the present
Congress, furnishes two Senators and
seven members Of the House repro.
scntng other States, to wit:
Senator John L. Morgan, Of Ala
bama. horn in McMinn county.
Senator Aug. II. Garland, of ArSan,
sas, born in Upton county.
Hon. w. +. Slemons, Of Arkansas
horn in Weakley county.
Hon. Thos. NJ. Gunler, Of Arkansas
born in Middle Tennessee.
Hon. Charles NJ. Shelley, Of Ala
bama, born in Sullivan county.
Hon. +. j. Henderson, Of Illinois
born 10 Haywood county.
Hon. j. II. Reagan, born in ScvicI
county.
Hons. J. II. Acklen and f. W. Rob
ertson, Of Louisiana, born in Davidson
county.
The late Senator George S. Hous-
ton, Of Alabama, was also nali,,
Tcnnesseean,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19

The Supreme Courl ut Nashville, il
an opinion delivered few dayo since
declared that witnesses for tho Stat
in Attendance upon court must be re-
qnirei to take oath in open court, con
corning the number Of days they hav,
been in attendance, before they can b,
allowed compensation. The Court
says:
The Code, section 1894, provides
that the witness for the State shall
prove his attendance in open court be,
lore the clerk, that he has not directly
or Indirectly procured himself to be
summoned AZ witnese; that he was
legally summoned ON behalf Of the
State, aud has verify attended the
court a. n witness the number VI days
claimed This is a plain. direct aud
positive statute. and the failure to en-.
force u ovens such n vide door for
fraud and peculaiion upon the State
and counties, that it seems to Us that
there il every reason Tor its rigid en-
:orccmrnt, especially when the point is
made directly and Ut the proper time
That in this partit ular instance the
costs may be paid by the defendant
docs not alter tue case"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19
Home Life II Hundred Years Ago,

One hundred years ngo not a pound
Of coal or cubic loot OF illuminating
gas had been burned in the country.
No iron stoves were used, and no con
til,ances for economizing heat we're
employed until DR.. Franklin invented
the iron framed fireplace, which still
bears his name All cooking and
warming in town as well as in the
country were done by the aid Of fire
kindled on the brick hearth Or in the
brick ovens. Pine knots or taliow
candles furnished the light for the
long winter nights. and sanded floors
supplied the place ofrugs and carpets.
The water used for household pur.
poses was drawn from deep wells Ivy
the creaking sweep No form ofpump
was used in this country, SO far rs We
can learn, until The commencement OF
the present century. There were no
friction matches those carly days, by
the aid Of which a fire could be easily
kindled; and il the fire went on, on
the hearth the over night. and the TIN
der vas damp, 30 The spark could not
catch, the alternative remained of wa
ding through the snow q mile or so to
borrow a brand OF neighbor. DULY
one room in any house was warm. un-
less some member Of the family war
i'll; in all the res! the temperature was
at zero many nights in winter. The
men and women Of a hundred years
ago undressed aud went to their beds
in temperature colder than that of
our harms aud woodshetls, aud the,
never complained.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19

The Baptist ministers Of Phlladrl-
phia have been discussing the Ques-
ton: lis the pulpit losing its power /"
The principal speaker admitted that the
multitude was no longer attracted to
the churches: What then2 The min
lister Of Chris, is not the head Of n
hose Of entertainment. + the public
entertainer does not draw he is fail
ule. Not so with the preacher. He
may have small following and i, ct do
great good Another said that the
preachers who attracted the largest
congregations were by no means the
most influential. Another thought
Tint preachers had weakened them
selves by rneddling with politics; and
another remarked. "rhe invetcrAte
tendency on the part of the press to
hold Christian sentiment up to rlGi-
cuic, and to attack the character OF the
has had much to do in ma
king US lose our power"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19

1t is said that an understanding has
been reached bet wecn the President ol
Tho Nashville, Chattanooga d. ST. Louis
Railway and the management OF the
Louisville ~ Nashville Railroad. by
which the former will continue in his
present position, with full power and
discretion 70 complete his line from
ST. Louis to Savannah as originally
contemplated b. him.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19

Gen, j. b. Hood, in his hook just is
sued, states that once when he aid
Gen Robert Il. Lee were riding on the
plains of Texas in the year 1855. the
conversation turned upon matrimony,
aud Gen. Lee, with all the earnestness
Of u parent, said to him: Never mar
~ unless you can do 50 into . family
which will enuhle your children to feel
proud Of both sides OF the house
This was an aristoctatic view, but full
Of good sense.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19

In tho lower House of Congress, a
few days siLce, Mr. Conger (Repuhli>
cam, raised the bloody shirt, and de-
clared that he would oppose all am
nesty bills, which applied rose colored
names to reason. lie said, in SUBJ
stance, that instead of referring 10 II
/ ctilionrr, las one who has entered
the Confederate ser, ice" he should be
called TRAITOR and rehel.'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19
Table of Weights and Measures.

A box II inches square and II inches
deep will hold Il fraction overa bushcl.
A box 10 inches square and 1924 inches
deep will hold halt bushel.
A box 81 inches square and IA inches
deep will hold peck.
a box inches square and 81 inches
deep will hold gallon.
A box inches square and % inches
deep will hold half gallon.
A box inches square and 4 . inches
deep will hold Il quart.
A box 20 inches square and 1871 inches
deep is said to hold two bushels of coal.
a box l6 inches square and los inches
decp will hOl,. one b,shel OF coal.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19

The Chairman Of Me Tennessee Res
publican Executive Committee has
called u convention to meet at Nash>
vile, at noon, May 9th, TO nominate a
candidate for Governor and TO selec,
twenty four delegates to the Nationa!
Republican convention ut Chicago.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19

Col. Bob. Ingersol says that on a.
count of his ntidelity lie loses tho
company OF good many fools. aud
that he has noticed that people VIII"
have the smallest souls make the grea,
est fuss about getting them saved.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19

Democratic politicians throughout
the country are writing to Congress
men demonstrating aga:ns. conlin-
uance of the financial debate now go
ing on in the Senate. They say the
people want Congress to let that qnes
ton alone.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19
MANCHESTER. TENNESSEE

Tue mother of DR.. ". ~ Clark, eds
ilo- Of the Banner, died at his lesi-
dence in Nashville few days since.
Mrs. Clark was a sister Of Gen. Joel
A. Battle.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19

The Mountain News, OF Sewanee IN
this county, has been consolidated with
the Chattanooga Chronicle. The News
Chronicle, neat and ncwsy daily al
Chattanooga, is the result Of the al
lance. We wioh the publishers suc~
cess.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19

A great mnny cases of scarlet fever
are reported at Memph's-supposcd to
have been induced by the cleaning on;
Of old privy vaults and other reser.
voirs Of filth. during the mild and un
scasonable weather OF the past few
", eIs.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19

The Supreme Court OF Georgia has
refused TO grant new trial to Cox,
who was sentenced to Imprisonment
for life fol the murder Of Col. Aston
The case will 60 to the U. $. Supreme
Court.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19

A majority Of votes at the late cleo
ton in Nashville having been cast lo'
annexation, the Mayors Of Nashville
and EigeGe!d have issued proclama
tons announcing the final &C, in th'
annexation OF the two cities.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19

Mr. Curtis. Of llarpcr's Weekly, dis
courses as follows on the staiwail dec
iara,on tina, a "s,rong maa' is needed
at the head Of National affairs: There
i. no more int0lcrable and unrepuhli>
can nonsense than the talk Of the ne
ccssty Of strong man in tic PreSi-
dents chair. 1t is the cry OF distrus'
Of American institutions. !, Is wel-
come to those who despise Republic
and disbelieve in ii. What we uecd is
not the Government of strong man
but OF q strong people, that is, Of Il
people strong in their loyalty TO law,
strong in their faith in free popular in.
stitulions. strong to maintain every
bulwark Of liberty and the Republic
which the experience Of Il century aud
the example Of our best and wisest
patriots have erected. Oar Gotern-
ment cannot be stronger thnn it is
wilhou. ceasins to he popular Gov
eminent. There is no necessity for
the Republican party to make the only
nomination which would rouse an in
lgnant protest against the theory that
any citizen ID essential to the safely OF
the country, and that the sounaes,
conservative rules and traditions must
bc overthrow in order to pu. tue cx
ccutiye power into his hands,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19

Allen Gardner, u colored Justice Of
the Peace at Maryville, East Tennes,
see, has been sentenced t, three years
in The penitentiary for forging county
warrants.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19

John Bassman, Of Giles county. was
killed n few days since by his horse
running away and dragging him half u
mile by trace chain which had be
come wrapped around his foot.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19

A FEW days since. Governor Blacks
burn, OF Kentucky. par'loned another
hatch of 81 convic,s. The pardouing
was done ut the suggestion Ct the
Legislature.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19

The Iowa House Of Representatives
by vote of Oft, seven TO thirty-one,
adopted q resolution for cunstilu-
tional amendment making wo;uen Gig
ible TO the Legislature.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19

James A. Anderson, late public ad-
ministralor of Shelby county, has hscn
indicted on the charge Of fraudulen.iS
appropr,atiDg trust money 10 the
amount oil about SIC, 600.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19

W. 5. Thomas. who resides near
ElizabethlOwn, in this State. has two
sons, one thirteen years old am, weigh
ing 35l pounds, au,l the other seven
years OLD and weighing I73 pounds.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19

A la&l ARRAY occurred at Blanche.
in Lincoln county, u few days since, in
which ". II. Gibbs lost his lie at the
hands Of W. p. Alternately. The Fay.
ete,ille Observer gives the following
report Of the affair: 1T appears that
Gibbs had i'll feelings towald Abcr-
ua,hy in regard to woman, and had
declared If all opportunity presented
itself he would kill Abernathy. Tues
day evening about 3 O'clock Gibbs was
standing in the drug house of Beatty ~
Coats. Alternately went in and passed
by Gibbs, who picked up II weight and
threw il at Alternately, striking him on
The shoulder, it glanced and made Ill
ualy wound on his cheek. Gibbs fol-
loved Alternately, who is II small man
and caught hold of him; they were
separated, but Gibbs again got TO him
when Alternately drew pistol nnc
bred three shots in succession. Ih,
I first passed through Gibbs upper lii
and lodged in his head. and the ,hirt
e lodged in his heart. Gibbs, no,wlt!,
standing his wounds, retained his hol'
on Alternately aud was endeavoring t.
wrench the pistol from him, wheI
friends intcrlcred and again paltc'
v them. The wounded man was force
V into chair. and Immediately expired
The coroncrs jury pronounced ii jns'j
fable homicide"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19

There is rumor OF pronounced
disagreement between Mr. Hayes and
Mr. Evarts. and It is thought that the
latter will retire from the Cabinet.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19

Within the past week or so :hree
cases Of infan!icide have occurred in
Nashville.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19

Nashville is nov the largest city IN
the State, having population Of over
$4,000.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19

The law can never make q man hon.
est. II can only make him snuun.f ,r,.
able when he is dishonest.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19

The very hest quality Of Lime always
on hand, and delivered to suit purchasers
Address q. Y. MILLER, Decherd. Tenn
aprli.ly
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19

An ire factory is soon 10 he put 10
operation 10 Nashville.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19

For full information, rates and time
tables, call Oh or address
W. l.. DANLEY.
Gen Pass. Il Ticket Ag't.
J. W. THOMAS, Nashville, Tenn.
Gen'l Sup't.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-02-19
10 J 0TTr
Shortest, Rest and Quickest Route

by which to reach Memphis, st. Louis
and cities OF the Northwest.
Emi.ramts wishing to go to the great
Southwest, YOU are offered heltes time and
connections by this route than Ivy any
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-06-25
HA ED NE
A Nottingham SAYS: "Debt. y

A Nottingham SAYS: Debt. poverty
and suffering haunted me for years, caus-
ed by . sick family and large bills FOR
doetoring, which did no good. l was
completely discouraged, Until one year
ago. by the advice Of my pastor, pro
cured Hop Bitters aud commenced their
use. and in one month we were all well.
aud none of US have been sick n day
since; and want TO say TO oil poor men.
you can keep your families well n year
With Hop Bitters for less than one doc-
tors visit will st. Christian A,lrucrt,e.
Bishop D. s. DSsset,. OF the Methods
Church. South certifes 10 the merits OF the
"vest Pocket Care rs q remedy for Dys pcpsia.
Sold BY all Druggists ut IS cents. w IL.
Brown Bro. and Cauey, Gilpin a CO whole
sale agents, Baltimore.
tPresby ierianI College, Va, speaks in the high
es, terms Of the ives. PocxetCure' for DSs.
pepsis. Price, . cents Sold by all Drug
gists. w. Il. Brown Bro, and Candy. Gil
pin Co Wholesale Agents, Baltimore.
For Sick Headache, Flstuiency, Collie, .fIeirt-
bnru, and all other troubles arising from DIS
ordered digestion. use 'syest Pocket Dysnepsi
Cure " Price, . ceats. Sold by all Druggists
W. II. Brown 4 Bro, ard Candy, Gilpin 4 Co.
Wholesale Agents, Baltimore, Nd.
Polk Miller 4 Co., OF Richmond, Va, arc tie
proprie,ors Of the Vest Pocket Dyspepsia Cure.
and have agents in all large cities. Price. % cts
Sold BY ali Druggisa ~ Il. Brown & Bro.
and Canby, Gi'pin Co, Wholesale Agents
Baltimore Md. xlrTS4-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-06-25
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET

MONDAY, June 81, 1880.
lCat,le are SOLD at thrse hsares live weight,
Dogs are sold at net weight. that Ia 90 per
cent Generality of frcm live weight Sheep
are sold gross, that Is live weight, or no,h.
ing of
Bkxr CArfLR.-The market in nearly all re-
srects varied but little from that OF last week
The quality CT the offerings was possibly q
shade better, the extreme tors bsing superior to
those Of last week, while the other grades were
generally similar in numbers aud quality
Prices for tops were shade higher, quality COO :
sidered, but the figures on the other grades were
n tribe Oft, say &c all below The extreme tops
We quote at 75@sSs e23 Per loo LBS, viii
most sales ranging from 4 73@s5-e2i per
100 lbs
Mitcn Cows Coca CLws in good demand
while commoa ones are dull. We quote at 30
@i5 per head, as to quality.
Prices hits week for Beef Cattle ranged n.
follows: Beg, Beevcs a, 25@s5 81: that gen
orally rated Grst quality l2GnS5 ~: medium or
good fair quality 5o@s4 90 ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 1888 81 extreme
range OF prices 759S5 &c. Most Of the Gales
we're from IS to IS c. per 100 lbs or the
receipts $50 head came from Ohio, 2o4 from
Virginia 81 from West Virginia, 1913 from
Nd, io5 from Mo, III from I'll 81 tom XIV.
30 head from New York-tot rrccip,s fur
The past week 1905 head against 2453 last we.k
and is4T head same time last year. or The
offerings 9iI mead were taken by Baltimore
butchers, II sold 70 Washington city dealers
30 to country dealers, AID so 10 Eastern spec,.
in'ors sales fer the week 1850 head, cgains,
.Oi3 las; week, and $50 head same time
last year
Swiss The receipts ere some 1000 les, than
last week, and their quality about like that of
The offerings then. They are generally SANG
what kesvier, and therefore slightly less d..ir..
BE. The offerings are Just about roua, n Tho
demand, which is fai. Throughout, nearly ALI ,bs
yards Prices run with those of last y ect Il
G'l cents Tor rough stock, and Gas: cents for
The better grade, with most sales at eIOa.d c,s
per 10. net. Arrivals this week G41l head y.
gainst si26 Inst week, and o2G5 head s,r,a ,;ms
last year
SHELF AND LANBs With a very limited homo
demand for Sheep and Lambs, as well as sim
liar one on the part OF Eastern buyers we have
to note Glow market. The receipts are mpch
IN excess OF the demand, md the promise is tina,
numbers viii he left GusOld aud be reshicped
East at their owners risk. We ono,e common
to fair Sheep at p @34 cents, and better grades
34c@13 cents, with shipping grades 5GasI
cents some $50 of which go to England
tomorrow. LENDS 4CS5s cents per ID. grosp
wish only fair demsud. Arrivals this week
oGl7 he'd agHiu,t o323 Lass week, and 97e7
he'd sane time lsst year.-Ssa.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-06-25
NfARRIED-

In heJ9cr. on the 18th inst. by the
Rev u. Hoffman, Mr.. john Il. DAwsoS
to Miss MARTHA +. Hart, all OF ALE.
gany county, Nd.
At Hooks Tavern. in this county. on
The 8th inst, by Rev. G.. w. Ogden. Mr..
HENRY II. RiGdLENlAN. of Hardy coun.
ty. to Miss REBEcoA r. RHonABAuGn
Of this county.
At tho residence OF The brides par
onts' in Nav Creek district, by Rev.
Himri Umstot, on The goth inst, Mr.
LEWIS II. ScusELb 10 Miss MARY II
V. DAwsos, both OF Mineral county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-06-25

Pic-NIc.-The Sabbath School of the
Nj. L. Church South viii hold Basket
Picnic near this place. on Saturday, the
3rd OF July. in which all other Schools
Ore cordially invited TO participate. 1t
is desired that those intending to Join us
will assemble 1T the Church at 8 O'Clock
in the morning. The ''Romney cortiet
Band" is expected to be present on the
occasion. Don't forget your baskets.
THE COMMITTEE.
Romney. june 25, 1880.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-06-25

There appears 10 be good opening
at Aurora, Nevada. for real. 1.-Two earn.
est minister. The pious journalist who
runs the local paper there says: "We
are sorcly in need or preacher, but
we don't want any cheap trash. We
want good, muscular Christian, who
can snatch sinners by the scruT of the
neck and drag them bowling up the
plane OF righteousness, and Who will
not drink more than he can hold. Such
man will get right smart lay out
here
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E d.

At Sycamore Dale" near This place.
tho residence Of her brother, SIR. James
Wirgmsn, on tho 22nd inst, Miss EVIL. T
WrnGNAN, aged O. years and 4G days.
She died in peace.
In Cumberland. Md. on the gist inst
Hon. william Mex 40, prominent law.
yer OK that place, in the 75th rear Of
his age.
At Singers Glen. Rockingam county.
Va, on the 2Oth inst, Rev. SoLo1ov
FISK aged about IS years. lie leaves
a widow and one child, a daughter.
n. +. CATLETT, cashier Of the Angus
"a National Bank, died ut his residence
in Sta1n'op ON Sunday, The 18th inst.