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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-05
The Contest Debate.

An unusually large and intelligent
audience assembled at Pixies Hall on
last Friday night to listen to the much
talked of debate. In. the absence OF
Mr.. Bird, Prof. .Sewell was called to
preside over the meeting, and Hon. 5.
| III. Robertson acted rs secretary. The
| exercises were opened by recitation
entitled, "Thc Lost Cause" by MIR.
James Lodell, subject: "Sparticus to
the Roman Gladiators."
Both selections were rather old, but
! rendered in style which reflected cred
! il upon The disclaimers. The committee
appointed TO decide upon the merits
soon returned with verdict in favor of
Mr.. Lobdcil.
Next came the debate. Mr.. Thomas
i; Duprcc having been chosen by East
and Mr. james LOdbclI, by West
Baton Rouge, these gentleman selected
Judge Buckncr as Il third abitcr and the
debate proceeded. Sabjcct-'Ecso|'ed
that the glory of the United States On
cee,ls it's shame Mr.. Moilct, of the
affirmative, WAS introduced, who spoke
at some length in y happy manncr and
carc extensive statistics, in few Of
which he was in error; for instance,
the number of wars in which tho
United States had engaged. Among
other startling items Mr. Mot1ct
mair ii,r tNrIrolIAN copy Il
cable telegram, received and published
in the sugar Bow. NJ. B'uuot, Oh the
part Of The negative, was inlIU'Icch,
who rendered most praisrworthy and
we'll prepared argument. which was re-
ccivcl with great applause by the aud
iencr. IhDnyh rathcY too radical and
denn1ciatory, he well sustained his po-
sition throughout. For the affirmative
Mr.. Dcnham next appeared. 1t being
his first attempt before the public, OF
course the speaker appeared i'll ut ease
aud felt the embarrassment of such an
ametrur, but he is said TO have deserved
pvaise. Mr. Drozc closed the prepared
argument for the negative, though a lot
of "smolW boys insisted upon closing it
for him. Tie gentlemen OF the negative
fully conceded with Chief Justice Mar
shall in his opinion, of George Washing
ton rs to his plumbers, general charac-
ter, etc. The negative having been more
more ably defended, judgment was rcn-
dcrcd accordingly.
The exceeding great lcn@ti. of the ora
tons was the principal cause of crit
cism. Sosh Billings says: eff q man
does not strik9 oil in twenty minutes TIC
may know he has II very poor
augcr or is boring in bad soil" Quantity
can never supply the want Of quality,
and few even great men can hold the
attention Of an audience longer than
twenty five or thirty minutes. Orations
of This sort should he so compressed that
liz paltical Of torei5!t substance remains
us The genuine essence is better receive,
by an audience and causes less physical
: exhaustion on the part of the speaker
Entertainments of this kind arc u source
of great Improvement a.ld benefit Intel,
lcctuaily, and should receive the hearty
70 commentator of every one. We hope
it will be repeated.
The exercises were closed with asgrant
ball, il which the wOrldly-mindcd ptr
tcipate; and the more pio''s looked on
; Sweet home was reached ut the hou
1 at farce. Local.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-05
i 'roceedin@s O. the Soard OF "'u-
Deryisors of Lhe LG;lisiana
State University an n.
and NJ. College.
MoNrN, October lth, lSsN.

MoNuhY, October lth, lSsN.
The Board Of Supervisors wa, called
to order II l2NI, by His ENcellcncy,
Gov, Will, cX~oificio rrCsi ,cnt. Tho
following .amel gentlemen '.cre pres
cut: M"ssrs. Fay, DoIhondc, Pipes,
Edwards, Walton AMI Jastrcmsl,i.
At the suggestion of tie President,
committee of three was &ppo intel TO
wait Oh Col. Boyd and request him to
meet ihu Board in order to Solsc, if pos
siblc. ti. cxistin. difficulties.
Col. Boyd SOON appeared, when Gov.
Wilt stated, in substance, that nc had
come from New Orleans fully impressed
with tue necessity Of placing the Uni
vcrsity on such Il footing us would give
to the youths OF Louisiana u full oppor-
tuniy to reap Tie benefits Of he free
educational privileges the institution
was designed to afford them. lie tcit
that ii the face OF SO grand an object,
ncrsoIal differences oraIlin.sitios should
give WAY TO the 'abtig. welfare. He ha .
understood tina d. Boy felt aggricvcd
aL certain ac., lie Boar,. reflect
Ing on his Stnnd."., Us :; professor. ii
81 !, .as th1 ease. ~ N.onll ask oi Col.
|, yd that he state ii,,v, II hip orlnIon,
Chs matter could j." adjusted anI Che
nrera, contest st"ppcI, 50 that the
University might not suffer through the
ouarre,s Of individuals. He, Gov. Wilt,
was ready, and he believed t.le members
too, to do everything that vas fair and
honorable to arrive at 50 desirable an
end. He recognized that Col. Boyd had
shown the Utmost zeal anti attachment
toward the progress aul ne well-beiIS
Of the college.
IN reply Col. i;nyu sta,ei tlaI ne WI,
| at u loss III Elak! 9 any suggestions Il =,
| he .,cnt on ~ ,lcsc,|,c III, di'ti.r:t;., r.
ha cncoun yere'i since Ee t'au Dcen co J.
~olii,y lis ia Us. lie g,ew ra'hetic
il his ] ,conr,c. .tat;ng finally
thot.,l. ,,sJ he d"h no, inluni to
| rnm.i,u ~ : ;'rpUii,r,. =. cOrlti not
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-05

The extreme silence and pcacclnlncss
OF our city Was very much disturbed, .
few Gays ago, by ,.c who pronounced
liiuse.f Il "BritiShe. IA the warpath,"
who entered Fort Sumptcr' andpropos-
ell 10 drink good whskey without paying
for il aAi to cFedn ont the shop-boss,
clerk snd ilead-waitcr. Unfortunately,
however, he ran against all extra-sized
goblet, the rebound from which laid him
ont at fill length and by the assistance
of friend, he pirkeC himself up ont on
thr banquet. Friend "Jake' proved to
be good on the Ny and caught the silver
pitcher thrown at him aud exchanged
the goblet referred to. The distigurcd
Bitisher was taken in by the Good Sa-
marian llillcn and conducted to the
Bates louise t ! repairs, lodging and
breakfast. For all the foregoing luxu-
ries, the next day he deposited with the
Mayor the paltry SUN Of $40.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-05

Mr.. Andrew Jackson, the enierplising
grocery merchant and cotton buyer,
is doug his accustomed share OF the
business in his line. Week before last
his individual shipnI cnt Of cotton was
lO3 bales, and for tile week ending on
last Sunday he sent TO the front Jog
bales.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-05

in :. covered tin tMce hours n a no'!er-
ate oven, or steam, if preferred, the
same length of time. This is pioaor iced
excellent by every one who tries it.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-05

The wind yesterday evening ,hIi'cd TO
tl,e north and the weather indicates
sirns of rain aud cold weather.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-05

Each day brings fresh evidence of our
approaching prosperity. Proie ssional
and commercial req are inquiring for
homes among us aud capitalists are III
vestigatins for thelpurpose OF investing
their moaey tcrc. The sash and win
dow factory and old iron foundry which
have been III idl5pess for years past
will he in operation AMI the sound Of
the pcnitcntiary looms will be heard ut
no distant day.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-05
QlrCriiQlNetk(p Capltollan
LOCAL MATTERS.
Gov. Wilt returned to New Orleans
l,dt oirbt by the steAmer Cannon.

SOME 30o bales of cotton, we're shipped
from this port on Sunday last.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-05

OFFICIAL.
PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL

MAYORS OFFICE CiT1oF BATON ROUGE,
Monday, Oct. 4, 1880.
Rc2ni;f meeting of City Council
Presen,-.lessgs. Gimicr, Grady, Nc
Cabe aad Dusaan. No quorum being
present i. Nas agreed to adjourn to meet
next Wednesday the 9th i9st., ut eleven
o,c,ock T. ~. JOSEPH GEl'ELIN,
Secretary pro ten.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-05
\ Eticn,;i>ii Act.

SOME nELL-nrtNbH SfAh AND hHh "Nh
AND WOUNDED FIVE iNOFFENSl\E
COWS.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-05
zIlllt((.

,;U.i--In this city. on Saturday, October :,
80 at ) % c,ocl p NJ, ADAM ElLl. native
o. Grrma in, Prussia, aged liz years.
IN this city, on Monday. O'toncr ith, 1850 at
II O'Clock. +. ~, tHiS. +. EAi;ENHOHSi, q
native Of Prussia, Grlmany-agc'( - years,
n.uuib; aud - daNH.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-05

Our talented cOnilCrc and friend Of
the Marksville Bulletin, Hon. a. d. La
iargue, signifies bis intention to be in
attendance ON Monday next, in the fol-
lowing style: "'rhe Press Convention
will be held in Baton Rouge on the sec
ond Monday in October. We hope to
meet Oh that occasion in the Highland
City all of the fraternity i'll this State.
Brother lIyams may count on us when
the roll is called
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-05

1t is - hard ease when Il candidate Tor
President of the United States has I"
get a certificate OF character from Cen
Banks.
, 1880-07-08
Election Notice.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ shat on Monday, the 18th, day oi
luly, 1880. at the engine room of Rescue
Engine company, No. l. on Adams street
in the city Of Port Townsend; W. IT., a
general elec ion will be held TOR all city Of
ficers required to be elected, to w.t.:
Mayor Of the city Of Port Townsend
for the term Of one year.
Marshal Of the city of Port Townsend
for the term Of one year.
Four councilmen--fo the term OF two
years-in the place of Messrs. II. l.. lib
balls. c. G. Bartlett, +. w. James and
j. Dalgardnoo, whose terms of Office ex-
pirc. c.. ...r..
And OF said election Frank Myers isap-
pointed Inspector, Chas. II. Jones and
George II. Barthrop, Judges, and 4. Ii.
Nicoll and Daniel II. Hill clerks, to con-
duct the same.
Which election shall be opened at
o'clock In the forenoon of said day, and
will continue until o'clock In the after.
noon ofthe same day without closing the
polls.
This done and given under the direction
and by order Of the City Council this l2tf
day Of June, 1880.
G. NORRIS HALLER,
N City clerk.
, 1880-07-08

HORRIBLE DEATH.-An extra is.
sued by the Nanaimo "Fres Press -
on the Sd inst, informs US that a
sailor named Thomas POLAND, boat.
swain of the British ship Maggie E.
5 sed, was burned to death at that
place OH the day Of the issue, under
the following circumstances: The
sailor had been arrested by Consta-
BILE Drake, OF Nanairno, for creating
u disturbance, and was chained to a
post in stable. The stable caught
fire-how, it is not known--and the
poor prisoner was burned to death
before he could he released. Five
horses, their harness and a quantity
OF feed were also buried a, the same
time.
, 1880-07-08

THRoUGH the energy and perse.
verance Of Capt. Willoughby, Indian
Agent at Neah Bay, the body of the
Indian recently murdered near there
was found last week. Capt. Viii.
'oughl y has succeeded in arresting
two of the. three murderers and re
covering over two. thirds Of the $500
stolen. The prisoners are in GUS
tody at Fort Townsend, and will per
haps be tried by the U. s. Court
VIII oh meets at this place. The 9th.
er Indian murderer is supposed to
be somewhere on Vancouver's ISL
and. Later.--Since writing the
above We learn that Capt. Willough.
by went to the Vancouver shore and
succeeded in arresting the third Of
fender; SO that they are all in cas-
tody now. They ought to be dealt
with in summary manner, il pos.
sible, for an example of terror to
evil doers among the redskins.
, 1880-07-08

CrTY E,S.-r4ax.Iu .nsaxAanca
with an ,dvsr,isam.p, i,..,,.J .l.O-
whtrp, q municipal election will be
hela 10 tbis s;,v or Mcas.x ,s,t a,
which ti,.s I. Mac, e;,v n,,.h.l
and four Counc,lrn.o .,B - ebo.,p.
A ms., messing h.s be.r called for
SATURDAY. .vs.isy- Zoe al. pgrno.. n
nominating candidate, 10, ,hsse Of
sees Wa understand ,ha, , nev,.
msnt has been started. h..dsd bv
Mavor Ei.subeis and psr,ieips,sd in
bv manv Of cur le.Sipr e;,ir.p.. 10
secur, tb. nomination ,pd .l,c,ioo
Of DR.. Minor a. Ma,or ryr the eom.
ing year. He will doubslsss bs 40.
lsc.sd without opposition. Can't.
Daleardpo. on. Of the Coupcilmen
whose ,ims has just expired, 10 sb
sen, so much Of his time ths, Ss will
hardly DO a candidate for re.el,etiOo
Wa would suggest sn has plses the
name OF J. ]. Hunt. ESQ. of thu
Cosrnopolitan Hotsl Tbs o,hsr
Cou ucilmen going out of Office are:
Messrs. C. C. Bartlett. r. w. James
and n. L. Tibbals. We have no,
copversed with them upon IN, ,ub.
iect. and henoe do no. know
whether thew desire to be re-. elsct.d
or not. As thew are oood and com
petent officers, however. II thew will
consent 70 AGAIN becoms candidates
We see no objection 70 continuing
them in their positiop. Ths nolioy
of keepipr faithful public servants
, 1880-07-08

ALL kinds Of fruits are plentifni
this year on the Sound. From pres.
ens indications, there will be no need
Of bringing Cslisornia fruits into our
local markets after our own have ri.
psned. strawberries used to bring
from 20 to rs cts per Id. until late in
the season. This year they are free.
ly offered at l2i to Is vents; aad,
we doubt not, other fruits will be
about in proportion. In fact, toe
present seems hardly TO be m "off
year"-unless to be extraordinarily
fruitful entities it to be called such.
, 1880-07-08

THE "North-West Tribune" Of
Colfax, comes to hand literally
crammed with news.
, 1880-07-08
BRIEF LOCAL ITEMS.

MAss-MEETISG Saturday evening
READ the advertisement Of 'Nsin.
glstres los'," in another column.
Mas, Weymouth, Of Port Discov.
cry, is in town visiting With frisSds.
Mr.. C. p. Dyer, Of Smiths Island
lighthonse, has been Spending the
Fourth in town.
The "Carter Combinatisnn held
iosh in Good Tenplars' Hall sgain
on Tuesday evening.
A YIsK assortment Of small fruits
are displayed by Messrs. o. II. Hol.
comb, G. c. Bartlett and Geo. Bar
throp.
MR. John Weir, father Of the ed
itor hereof, came up this week on
the Dispatch, having removed from
Neah Bay to Dungsness.
THE annual meeting OF the Immi
grafton Aid Society, advertised for
last Tuesday evening, has been post.
poned until next Tuesday evening.
YAH, YAH! "E Bully for US,
unum," as local paraphrase recent
ly said. Port Townsend had the
boss celebration this year-und
don'd you forgot ON.
FROM the San Francisco "Alta" Of
the I'd inst, we learn that Lieut.. o.
S. Wiley, of the revenue steamer
Richard Rush, has been detached for
the purpose Of joining the cutter
Oliver Wolcott here.
THE strawberry festival, given by
the ladies Of the Presbyterian
Church, Of this place, last week, was
a gratifying success in q financial
point of view. The net zee ipts,
we learn, amounted to about $45.
THE cutter, Woloott, brought U.
8. Consul hon. A''en FRANCIS, OF
Victoria, over to enjoy the Port
Townsend celebration this year.
ADou' "oo' '"0 '"p." y
~
"' ''
COL May Oh orcaS iS'A"u' nas
sent US a oox OF tue largest ano
nneS' s'rA"oerr'eS we nave sec" ye'
TINS SEASON. Aney we're 'Sa' oe4'
',eS '"'s''' A"D 'pesA '"'u'Ns 'o'
Tue p'oua''''en''. - 'N' 'e0'on A
We" 90 'Ae 'N' - '
nAA ".' az" V y Y"p"
o
' ~,
sne o""u"'o" '''"uc' =" y =,
na'e os.s .h.;. h.;:s
'''u'. ~ ~, -, '
Ss' !" -. ~ 10y @ WI"
s,' " .; 0'
= 80 -" @ ~a
owiNe 70 sn excess o' eeieoral g
th's wesA' "o "a'a NV "h' io'
6 q co,s steamers. Suffice i, e.,
.L -,
, 1880-07-08

WE acknowledge call this week
from Hon. r b. Holbrook, one oil
the leading citizens of Island Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10
AUCTION SALES.
By ON cal & Lucas, Auctioneers

HOMMISSIONERS' SALE.-By virtue of
~ decree Of the Corpor alton Court for the city
ci Al, x.ndris. Va, r, 1ered at ils July term
1871, IN the chancery cause Off. y. Milhurn and
wife Vs. w. L.. Mllburn ct els, the undersigned
commissioner therein named, will oIur for sale
by public auction. in front Of tho Royal street
entrance 10 the Market Building, Alexandra
Va. on SATURDAY, the Sin day of June
1850. ct Il o clock M. tho following property
10 wit:
No. l. LOT, with TWO (2) HOUSES there
on, on the vast side of st. asaph street, begin.
ming l25 feet inches north of Wilkes Street
thence norihwsrdly 81 feet inches; thence wesi
lt0 ieot, with same width as in front This pro-
perty is now rented for SlO 50 per month.
o.. , LOT OF GROUND on south side OF
Gibbon street, beginning &c Feet cast Of St. Assnb
street; thence east II foet inches; thence stuh.
with same width ss in front, 76 f.! to 10 r. allry'
No ). That LOT just cast of Nc. =, abcys
described. being OF ssmo dimensions as thht lot.
Lois Mes and > arc new rented for SIS each
per year; the houses on lhem bo.orc TO the
reusors. The lots will be sod separately. or TO.
sether. as may be desired az il1ie os ssle.
Terms OF Sale One.Gourth Ct Ito ru.cbsse
money in cash, and the residue in throo eou,l
payments at 6. T. and Is months rom day OF sale
tho deferred pay ymenis to bear interest from the
day OF sale and to be secured by the notes Of the
purchaser or urchssers, with approved security
and tho retention OF tho hto 10 the prcnerty
sold Until said notes ara paid.
j MILBURN.
GnyS-aols Com OF Shls
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MaIi, Southws-d, connects nt GordonsyiI|s
T!Ih Ch''s. Y Ohio x. r.. Haa! snd West. Al
h7nrL0urK, Connects With Atlantic. Miss q
1H'n Il: X, through South west Virginia, tc
Nashville New Orleans Memphis, Little Eoct
and IG1as-and At Dsnvio with Richmond {.
b.nVI'ia t. R to South End Southwest.
EE press Southwark connects ut Ciordonsvilla
10 :ll uoin;s on Chcs. s. Ohio e. Il.
hi AhD TRAINS Cor Main Limo leave Al.
aishdfis Gs!y, except Sunday, 8 " a. IN. and
l. ~ noon. and returning arrive at Alexsndr,s
= 30 y n and 2 35 D. In
For n MANASSAS LINE lasve WASHINGTON
: III r. IN. and Alexandria T 35 a. m, daily
except Sunday, arrive ut Strashurg at II Is nm
r"nheci'ng with the Valley Road East an i
"oa- Lrsvo Strasburg 30 q. m. arriving 81
Alexandria ht y ~ .. m.
NlAED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
IA!oN icavGs Alsgsndria Tuesday, Thursday
"nd ::a:urd-y. AZ . tal 3 m and returns Nrn.
h'y, "sday and Friday, ct IS D. 10.
For h!Idi-burg, daily conhartion at Fl,ius
s.a:ioE.
For urperviiIe, regular connection at Usi..
piahe.
For WARKaNToH. leave Washington e.,
: ~ ~ III.
All trains msEe good connections, IL WISH
In":"n, /" mad from North and West.
-'nV oT!onrs si"oper !a,,vus WASHINGTON e;
~ O. m. running .Aruush without chsnsc
IN TX press traln. leaving Wsshia yton NJ 10 rU
y. III Nsrk's Adjustable Reclining Cn,ir Car
"!:h extra charge only &l.OO, through to
D"Evi3!a.
Through tickets vary !oS - .no South an:
Scutnp"SL.
sp'n j Z. SRGAH!iH. 1. -
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SJASuINGTCH 3 ONO RAILROAD
STER A RkANGEM ENT.
H,,UlnnI :. G. lot A lS.n
Gcn"rsi Manager.

\,
ihe u y ! l. IHAlft aiil leave Washington a,
''u +. H. snt Alexandria al 8 0j s. m daily
ricrp! sunday; pass Leosburg, going wost.
*A'I, ~ Il III =. IT end STRIVE st Round Hill
~ ~ III. icayo EcgDd Hill AT l:I&0 =. rn. p,.ss
l'''sb"FH, gong a-Lwnrt, Ia ID p.H., snd az
.No hi A!mA.nLrIn 81 3: s y. M, .ht =: W ash
'N:t"it ~ - ;. az
p, !hn AClO MnDATIoN TRAIL n will Ionv d
"s'hi"2lon at : ~ and Alexandria 1t 4 Is D. NJ.
"s''y except Sunday, and arrive at Leosburg
a. . ~ p. m. Leave Leosburg al i CO a. 10
S.u , arrive ht Alexandria VI s 10 Il n, and
"rshln sloh al @Un N.
:, &H FassrnXeFs frcm WsAh.H.toI wiil take
'"I "SsAH!gi"n AID Ohio carr sl tne B6Iimc!.
''"t"nnc Railroad station sty ". g. n AMI s. =
J. n'', ,.hd go through without cbange 81 csI =
me 800 n. N. train from Ale1anGris and IL 81
a. ISin from Round Hill connect sl KcunC
tt t't WIN Harris Daily Llne OF Gc:.che-
M ,"' 2h'cHofsville Berryviile and W:ncLas."t
S'to VA" !:6sEner' Lins of Coaches, which csy'
''9mpso17x daily for Aldie and MiddlebuTE.
H|sh ,Jsh 'salns, westward make close conn ec:ol.s
- 'ielanw With Sissou's Line of Stages for FAR
.r1 Court House
"Mhauaa,tea tickets, =! cfs Peg s;sssi
S"Hn"' ticIats, $50.
l. H. HAYENEH,
~ ~ 0oDeTal Tickai gent.
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By Groen s. Wise. Aueticncc!s.

Dy 1rtcn u Nlse RuetlGncCTS.
- COMMISSIONERS SALE OLA VALU-
y! ABLE BUILDING ON KINGSTKEET
In pursuance of decree Of the Corporation
Court OF the city of alexabdris in the csuse Of
Il. b, CiEtfin Il & Co, sgainst James III. Stewart
and others. tho undersigned, commissioners Of
sale will oif4r for sale. by auction, ~ sb2u. II
o'c:cck IN, On MONDAY, The 7th day OF June
1850. in font Of the entrance to the Court room,
o. FsirfsI street Altxsndra. Virginia. the
LOT GF GROUND ard IMPROVEMENTS
thereon on The north side of King. br!wnen Roy
Al and Pitts streets, Alexandra. Va. on whlCn
stands The builGil g, &cs lOl. lO3 and lO5 King
street. The 10. fronts on AiTg street ;1i foe, s
inches more or less, auu luas b. ok Ito IT, north
to hool's alley.
Terms OF Sale: Oao thousand doi:s. i'll cash,
and Tho residue in lhroe equal payments Al six
t~tive srd eighteen months, with Interest .oos
ice dby of sale; the notes OF the purchaser, with
security and waivirg homestead to bs given
therelof, and As further security the buiidr O
to be kept injured by the purchaser for the ben :.
ett of the uCdeTsgncd ia lLe sum Ct 81 Go sna
tho title Of property rctsined till ,rc purchase
money is paid.
s +. BEaCG, (Son,s. c(
r., Cts JOAN ". JCnNEON, snla
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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

Reader, Esva you csuSat 3 co,d? .AtS yHn
unable to raise tho rhins:n? rs" Eou Gl '!ri-
tatlon in .no tGro.l? \ sense OF oppr,:.9'Ha on
:Ee iungs, 9Th sno-t bres:a2 y, yol hsvs II
lit of cnuehin2 on }sina dn~,2 4 -arry !;.ia
now aud then il = region oil. tho h '.rs. shoulders
hnd back? IF 50, GUh AUEtGE is ID ,aks
st cnco a dos" cf Tuti'a ExpoctO7AGt; you will
soon be s5'n to raisc tho phleym In an hour
repost the GxpecLorsn, place hot ir,a to tho
feet take two oc ru.Gs pIia. iou will s0Da
fall into a pleasaas sloo3 aad wakp ~ in ,he
morning coaah 2o2n. luax, wjrRins frsaly !;
Oasy bres:hiug and ta9 bowels III wing ia = nat
ural mannor. - prevent y ra,u;n ot thos,
synp.oEis usa tha %yra:lorsnt Seysra days.
OHco, IS MURRAY ST, n. IOEk
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. REI.SpApEH PUBLISHER WRITES

0nico Evoning Nows. Augusta, Ga.
DR.. Tut: Doar Sir-Hy little son was attack
cd with pneumonia last winter, which left him
with violent cough that lasted till within
month since. for the cure Of which am indab..
ed tn your valuable Expoctcrant, / had tried
most every thing recommended. but mono cid
any good until l used your Kypectorant. one
bottle of which removed the couzh entlreiy.
With ms"y thanks, J. am yours truly,
JOHN nj. WEIGLE.
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m.,. 49,, ,r!ENHSILyANlA ROUTE
70 IhE NOKTH, N Est s SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TEACE.
Steel. RAILS, SPLENDID SCKNEhy
MAaNAFlCENT EQUlPAENT
January &, 1850
Ir:!ns leave Washington IRON depot of Bs.
TIMORE & POTOMAC RA!LKGAD cor.
ner .! Sixth and sLI Sets, Is follows;
For Philadelphia, New York and the East 10
%E' snd l.30 m. dsiy, except Sunday and
tied EIpress OF Pullman Parlor Cars $50 q,
a. dsliy, except Sunday. For Philsdelpb u.
. ~ Am, except Sunday and D. 80 o. IN, dnilv
For Pittsburg sndthe W sst IT, 40 a. 10. ds,!y vi
fsrlor Cars to Pit!sburg; 40 p. m. dsilv
with Palace Car to Chicago.
fGl Csnandaigus and The North, 6 90 u. IT,,
except sunday ard T.i,i J.. In daily, except
Haturdsy, with Palace Car :. CaEnndaiyus,
rof Watkins, 1913 D. N. daily eIcep. Sun
day.
For Baltimore, 6 Oh, SO. $50 ind 1910 a. nj.
i."U 4 10, 40. $50, 7.11 anh AS p. m
Nh sunday. lOiU y. NJ: so, 7.iU and O. II
far popo's Creek Limo, 10 -. m. AMI Mp,m
as y, except Sunday.
r"' Ahh:pos, > IL n Al! i - p. Il; ,la,I
oItert >Gndsy.
LOCAL TRAINS.
f"f N!oI&nG-la ~, . nnd II y. .ii. AMI ! ~
-, ard II 80 y. nj. sunday nt !. y and ii
~ m. and S y. m
Trans leave AleIaEdrix for Wmsnine:0r $40
~ 'Ed ~ &. i.'., a. 4 ., =, aud ! T.. IN. n"d
II night.
In Sunday nj 9.G0 xnL tG p. rn and MID , n,
THROUGH TKAIH FOR The SOUTH ~,
4usntco and Richmond, will loavo Aley:D.
A''s st I. ~ a. III. daily and ~ y. IA. daily
oxcep! sunday.
Tickets and information caa be- procuroi 5
pfn%ipai railroad sts.ons End ticket oiiicm