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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-03-13


up and call her blessed, whose works
praise her." Such is Solomon's picture
of good wife, and it was evidently in
tended for the wife of husbandman.
We will not say that the wife of farm
err holds position above all other wives,
for we find in every occupation those
who, with the relation of wife, assume
great responsibilities, do honor to their
husbands, are ornaments 10 society and
bless mankind. We do say that the pO-
sition of farmers wife is one peculiar
" adapted to life of usefulness, and
we would like TO ask the frivolous and
fashionable girls who scorn the hand of
a husbandman, whether life spent in
useful employment such as the average
farmer expects of a wife. will not, in the
retrospect, give more satisfaction than
one spent in the gay rounds of fashion
able society? The question needs no
answer. The answer gees without say
ing.
The position Of the wife of a farmer is
not only one of usefulness, but it is also
very stable and independent. Farmers
seldom fail; we NAV saw never, or
hardly ever, if they attend to their le-
gitimate business. Certainly, the risks
Of agriculture are less than those of
other callings. The farmer may not
have the wealth and display the style of
the merchant and manufacturer, but his
wife does not live in fear of panics and
Sheriff's visits. The soil ALWAYS re-
spends generously to generous culture.
and her cellar and pantry are never
empty. She is sure of comfortable
living, let trade be ever so much dis
turbed. If the grain and roots can not
be sold at a profit, they can be con-
sumed in the house and barn, and the
farm will be all the more productive for
such consumption. Such Independence
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-03-13

BONE meal is one of the best fertilizers
for grapes. 1t should be applied as early
in the season as possible.
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RELTGfors.


- There will he presching At the Meth.
odisl Church next Sunday.
a Camp-Meeiing will be held at the
Central Kentucky Camp-Ground, near
Goreshurg beginning August "a.
Ed. jos. Ballou desires US To an
nounce that he will preach at Rush Branch
on the 9Th Sunday in this month instead Of
the 9TH.
o. The fourth Quarterly Meeting Of the
Methodist Church al this place will he held
on saturday and Sunday, the 2sth and eeth
Of August.
One Of the significant signs Of the al.
vance Of missions is the fact that Chris.
tian church was lately dedicated within
the palace enclosure ofihe capital Of Mad.
aga~car.
Rev. Geo. O. Barnes Is now preaching
at MoreLead, Rowan county. The usual
great orowds attend his meetings and there
hayf been many confessions already. Ia.
rrR-Mr, Barnes has gone to Mt Sterling.
A Sunday-School was organized at
the school-hor.e near the Junction last
Sunday evening with Mr.. 4. u. Beazley as
Superintendent. About 65 scholars were
present, and the prospect is that this mum
Der viii be increased
The South District Association Of
Baptists will convene with the church at
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LayD. sTocK AND CRoP.


Hale \ Nunneliey sold to Mr. Walker
OF "arrard' 20 ewes at $40.
>, T. A. Ming bought iarm OF lW
acres IN Mason county THIS week Tor
slo'V"'
a SEQ" county farmer has engaged
h'S 'ai' crop OF TAT hogs' TOT November de-
'''e'y, AZ 80 per e~,'
'"'' NUM- heynol's has sold To pSyer
n'''"'iS Two -'yr'o'uS' nipple ana DO
'''''' !" '''o"" Tor 'he pa'r-lrar'- 0'''
1'"
"'l"'' rom Tue 'opac'o,g'o~mg
po''''" OF '"'S 9'"'s are 70 Tue queer .ha'
NV "'''' '"'" '""''"''"S W crop VIII "e
"'A"s,
ne ""eA, harvest o" Tue palry M
p'' 'a 'al :" D'No' y ~ progress mere
A'' -i'O0' acre, anu ~ ie"r'ng machines
are 'ae AZ a.l WORK, ihe y'eid VIII he about
''''0uo n"sns''
W, ihoha.' OF bourbon Do"ghl OF
So"n "oo''oru' OF sane county 80
hea' OF grade ewes al sf'oo per head. MI
Thomas sold TO Ex'squire John y, Tai
bolt los lambs at a per head.
M g. Graham sold IN sam n R,no.
IL. - soo,,
OF Lincoln county, zoo mead OF sheep al
$500 per cwt. Graham A Rogers sold Ia
same 400 head OF sheep aud lambs al the
s,n,e nric. III eh,non S,.nd.,J
,r..a..,,,,,,.I ~, ~ 1T,
inc continued ufouih mas greatly IN
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IOClL NOTICEs.

Cprn Mus Of ali Kinds cheap at Ow-
ley n Higgins
CAM Mus aud Evaporation. for ale by
Osslcy a Higgins.
cnoQurr Sets cheaper than ever NJ
Chcnanli aud pcnny's.
Laws, CFNENr Am SALT constantly on
hand NJ Owslcy a Higgins.
Wkrcnrs aud Jcwclry repaired and var.
ranicd by Chcnault n Penny.
furL stock Of School Books. States and
Pencils NJ McIiohcrt. a Stages
pAixrs. White Lead, Oils, Varniahc..
Window 6las., At bottom priccs at Chen.
auit " Fennys
VIZ GUARANTEE our Ready-mixed
Paints in quality and durability. Me.
Roberts n Siagg.
Oun accounts are aeady. All indebted
~ ~ will please favor " with a settlement
McRoberis 4 SiaRg.
Tnrnr J. nothing better this hot wealth
sr than Soda Water Go TO Chenault a
Penny's for the coolest and best.
PrRFuNrnY, Toilet Soaps, Hair, Nail
aud Tooth Brushes. and toilet ARTICLES Of
all kinds at Chcnault n Pennys.
" you want TO paper your rooms exam.
Inc the sample. Of wall paper at Chenault
pcnny'-. They arr beautiful and cheap.
I.oog al the Kentucky Grain Drill No
stopping 10 clssn out stalks. trash. sod. Nc.
Il runs over every obstacle. For sale by
Owsley A Higgins.
foR the best harness and -iddlcry, AZ
the lowest price, Courts n Pickles j. the
place to 20, and We would advise our Lin
coin county reader. 10 prove the truth Of
hi. by calling on them when they go 90
Danyiile. They handle nothing bat the
hest good-, and eau guarantee satisfaction
In every case.
To WrSrrnS ENiGRANrs. Having been
appointed GFSEnAL ENiGRArioN AGENr
At Cincinnati for the NANDALlA LINE,
for the States ~ MI-SorE, TrNAs, Ar
KANSAS, NEBRASKA, KANSAS, CoIoRApo,
CALIFORNIA, and the WESTERN TrRnIro.
Kfrs, ana fully prepared to furnish, FRFG
on application, Maps, Land Circular, Civ.
>ing Soil, Climate, Nc. Lowest rates made
on Passengers, household goods or stock
Call 90, or addess, GEo. A. KNIGHT.
0en'l Emigration Agent, y. T.. Cor. ifh
and Vine Streets, Cincinnati. Ohio.
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Walker Bell has Is head Of No. |
cattle that he will sell at cents.
60 The election has closed in WAYNE and
Pulaski and returns are coming in slowly.
The only sensation now IL the near
approach Of the colored peoples fair, whi,h
10 due next week. Below hand you their
official no iice.
90 We respectfully call attention to our
exhibition, which will be held on our com
modious Fair Grounds, near Hustonville
Station, on the C. $. II. W., on Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday, the 25th, 9Gih and
g inst. A iine display Of stock expected.
Ample accommodations provided. Being
in sight Of the X. X. Station. easily nc.
cessible. Come Adam Weatheriord,
President
A party consisting Of Misses Lena
and Ran Logan, Ida Major, Fleecie and
Annie Cook, Kate Williams and Mrs. Josie
Peacock, escorted by Mr.. David Cook,
started on sisit 10 Niagara Monday.
They were compelled To go through to
Danvile Junction in buggies before day,
and. although the road was a plain turn
pike. several Of our young bloois-oh, no.
well never mention it-who had under
taken to conduct the expedition to that
point, got lest, and were found barely In
time to make the connection. wont give
their names Just yet. Worse than this,
however, one Of our grave and sober citi-
zens. in attempting last week to make his
way on foot from the Danville Fair
Grounds to town, became bewildered, and
was found by two acquaintance in front
Of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum inquiring
the road to Danville
90 The festive tramp is meandering
through this region, gazing on the moon
and mediiating mischief. Last Friday
night a party Of two, who had been seen
lurking in the neighborhood during the
day, entered the toll-honse on the turn
pike Just West OF town. Mr.. Jennings,
who is blind, and his wife were the sole oc-
cupanis. Under the muzEle Of the marau-
ders pistol they gave the alarm and brought
DIR. Drye, ]. NJ. Cook and lee Harper to
the rescue in time to prevent serious dam
age. Later the same night the depot a,
Moreland's Station was broken open and a
small sum Of money taken. The parties
were pursued to Russell county but not
overtaken. Another Pilgrim took posses
sion Of the room of win Reid, Jr., one
night last week. Going home late, VIII
slipped up stairs in the dark, and was en-
countered in the door Of his room by a
man rushing upon him. That solid 200
POUNDS and upward Of avoirdupois was
shaken but not demolished. The assailanI
then turned to an open window and es
capped by ladder, by means Of which he
had probably entered. Examination show
ed that he had been occupying Wills bed
waiting his time to begin active operations
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PERSONA.

Mss "a. srssrr BulEr Is 10 lssins,eu on
avisit
Ma sruorusn y. Mrras 4. quite siet With
the aus.
Ma. .. r. EpuIsroS retarnri yesterday from
Ncntidrlio.
Ma ioaS r. oars. Of Noaiicrlle. called on
a. "Wednesday.
-Ass. Gao. H. narcr has gone TO Iarcssies 10
visit her mo,hsl. Who sick.
Raw. !. :. FINS reiarnci yesterday from bis
faiher-in-law's, ~ Nsnechuri. Ky.
Mas. ,. " ponns aud children, Of Alum
Spnngs. are sisiiinr At NJ. r. Caraon's
Ma. Mus HATS and wiis aud NJ A. g. Hale
aud uife have gone on visit 10 somsrsot
Ms. Msuf RAN aud Ms. Bslir Rs.si arr sis-
iiine Mr.. ,. Wade walker, At Paint Lick.
Misss, iIzzm nHiour Asp skunA rESsiSa-
roN vent b. to visit Lancaster yesterday.
81 Miss HaLLfH nnsIrN, OF iehanon, Il visiting
her auut, Ms Betsy Robinson, OF his county.
-- Ia 4. a. MeSruoNEHY vill picase a0crpi our
thanks saT isnian. Ensisni. snd ''aise.,en, Tesas
papers
Mas oris NrwtASp b. assin refy m from
-ihe effects Of l,ii tom SPRING wagon received
sa,ac tinso ago.
Mis- Barns fsHrESrEa ien yesicrdsy 20
take charge ct the Mu.i, p,pafimcni Of the Colicc
n Grcensl-'fo. \. e.
Miss w., sHlrr. q handsome brunette from
sianisrl, il visiting Ms. EIa Neli, and The salt
River hoss aw al attention. iiarrsi-iurs OBJ
server.
MiSiEs rArlisg AND MOTHS OWENS, Of Ne.
kinney. Mis- Mario Hall. of Noniicclla, and Mis-
Anne nfowns. Of STANFORD, visited ONT Office on
"Wednesday.
--MissHs RIA tkfNfs AND hrrfir ArhnuHnts,
accompanied BY NJ Walter T.. rhonIsan. OF sbsi.
hysilie, called %. Tuesday, and made iHsiec-
iion 81 the "afi prc-crsatiyc."
Ma 7. r. ilitt, oi Siauiafl. who has l-cu on
ads,t to Der sister, Mrs. Marshall, Zoe the last
wesk. retained hume sunday, In oouapany With
hcr has'aad Tome arain.- I'urtssilis Coz. Ad-
Varaie.
Cot Jous q. caAnpocg, Of The f.fis rrue
E1fsoiiaa, iani,i auhilc In stanford iasi veck,
- faHie 10 cab onhari springs He .cculci 10 en-
Joy hinisplf eteaily 'alking with Col. Namon over
maiiers that occurred prior 10 the Revolutionary
waf, when 10Th were Young and la their prime.
TuK rolLowISo ladies aud gcutlenien OF this
place are in attendance a. the Knights Tempar
Canolase To- Chicsgo Sir knight A. A. MeKin-
aey aud vile, sir knight Il. l. MeMurtry, W. y.
walton and wlic, Misses raitic Burnside, Annie
MeAl,sief. Josie wiihers, Fannie and sallie Reid,
10. :. 4. Craig, Mcsw. 4. ". Ilocker, Gccrs
McAusier D. r owsiey, D.. q. and Joc W. Hay
"A ID
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y drunken negro caused the horse to make
Idle issue and the buggy was TUNED
over, but the presence NJ mind and The
strength Of the owner Of the horse enabled
him to control the animal, and neither
Mr. nor Mrs .. was injured. The negro
win long rene nber the coming to" Of
that drunk, for Willie made the horse.
whip produce an impression yes. several.
- One stephen Marshbank, sged three
score years, sought and obtained, ~ he
thought. the affections Of young lady
fiom Laurel county. The arrangements
were made to 60 to stanford on Monday
last and be married; but when the doting
lover arrived at the depot he learned, to
biz dismay, that matilda Jane" had start
ed on foot for the home Of her childhood
Hoping to overtake her, he started in pur-
suit, but she had set out TO make = success
ful escapads, and succeeded. The poor
broken-hearied old man had % return
without his darling, and he refuses TO he
oomforted.
The speech Of Senator Beck was a
rosary Of facts AZ called forth by the actions
Of the Republican party for the last six
teen years. lie showed In very plain
and forcible manner the great damage sus.
tanned by the farmer in consequence Of the
present mode Of transporting orr produce,
showing that all our exports were through
foreign ships, as the means Of the high pro-
teciive tarif.abroad; consequently the YES.
sells that take away our exports return
empty, thereby making the farmer pay for
both trips in order to put his produce on
the market. lie spoke Of the monopoly Of
the tariff system, enriching the few to the
great oppression of the laboring many. He
showed up the capitalist, who runs his ma
chinery in opposition TO labor three
months in the year and lays up nine
months in order to get sale for his manu-
features, thereby throwing out Of employ
ment, for two-thirds Of the year, many la
borers, who are forced to become "iramps'
"a great annoyance to society all for the
sole purpose Of protecting few New Eng
land manufacturers The bond-holder was
then dealt with The able speaker stated
that Vanderbilt paid no more tax to the
government tmn his carriage driver;
therefore taxation AS il now exists is OPP
preston 10 the laborer. lie said that No
man had ever become a millionaire under
Democratic rule; but how many have been
made by subsidies, land grants, tariff pro-
lection, &c, under Republican sway lie
went on to state that all indications were
favorable for the election Of Hancock and
English in November next, and that they
would also be seated as well as elected
lie knew that many fair minded Republic
cans would vote the Democratic ticket.
Senator Beck was received enthusiastically
and his remarks fully endorsed by every
Democrat present. The battle cry is "On
10 the rescue and old Lincoln may rely
upon a good report from Crab Orchard on
the first Tuesday in November for Han
cock and English.
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IfNsOIN sOrNTi.


-- There T. some talk OF ofgsniging q
Methodist Church in TIL. vicinity
- Prof Baker commenced bic school At
Providence Church Monday morning.
-- Il has got 10 be ~ dry again that
farmers have to hold up blowing until II
rains.
Mr.. William Hubble bought 22i good
ewes from Tennessee gentleman, for
which he paid s250 per head.
There viii he picnic At Island No.
10 next Saturday Every body j. invited
TO attend and bring their baskets with
them.
- Last saturday night Green Preston
shot Al what he thought 10 be somebody
getting into his watermelon patch. but il
turned ont 10 he horse picking weeds
through the fence. lie was we'll sprinkled.
We are clad 10 know that Little Phil
has got Major Chrisman, the Republican
icaser, ~ he terms him, back into the
Democratic harness, and il now driving him
with kicking-straps IN. lie l. good
driver, and II takes big horse to get awsy
with him.
Misses Belle Lewis and Nora Murphy,
Of stanford, were the guests Of Mrs X. b.
Rice last week. Misses Samantha Hubble
and Susie Bobbitt, Of Pulaski, are visiting
at Mr.. William lIubble's. Mrs. Belle
Smith, Mrs. Lille Fish, and Mr. Walden
Smith, Of Nicholasville, spent few days
with Mrs. Myron Luce this week. Mr.
Robert Luce, Of Lebanon, il taking a lit
tie recreation At HE fathers.
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There will be preaching in the Bap-
tist Church next Sunday by the Sou ihern
Presbyterians. Revs Green and Glass are
expected.
- Monday was another Of the hottest
days. Tuesday steady, slow rain fell.
The country here around needs week Of
rainy weather
~ II Crab Orchard was not Severely
moral" there would be good deal Of pro-
family in reference to that old bridge on
Springs street.
- Ten or fifteen negroes have left this
neighborhood recently for Indians, and
more are preparing to go, to assist the Re
publican party in that State.
- Those visiting the Dripping Springs
are unanimous in thinking that the air is
exhilarating and refreshing and the seen
cry and distant views delightful
- The Hancock and English Club Of
our town will meet at the office of Judge
Burch on Saturday. 2lst inst, for the pur-
pose Of transacting business eleoiing Off
GERS, SC
- Mr.. james McAlister purchased the
Weleh property for 81 $50. Uncle Jimmy
will reverse the song, and go "from the
Poor-honse over To the hill" where he
can look down on Us all.
John Singletons groceries were anc-
toned OIL in front of the Court-llonse last
Saturday evening by Messrs. IIansfonl and
Garnet, for the benefit Of bis wife. Fair
prices were received for all articles.
- Mr.. VIM. Stewart has been enjoying
turn at typhoid iu1 for couple Of
weeks, but is improving. Mrs. Mollis
Wells is herself again and is able to b.
about, but will continue ON the retired isl
for some time yet.
- Hon. Jas q. Beck visited Crab Orch
ard on Saturday last, in answer To an inyi'
tation sent him by the Hancock and Eng
fish Club here. lie addressed the peopl,
at 3 O'Clock, in the Baptist Church. Ex
Governor MagofIin, Col. J. @. Craddock
editor of the Paris Tius Keataeliaa, and
other distinguished strangers were present
- The Band from the Springs gave SOM
Of our Young ladies a serenade on Monda,
night that was combination of swee
tones and harmony magnificent. As tn
music illed the night air il was like goo'
sunshine, free for all to enjoy; aud voi
of thanks is sent by more than two. to th
gentlemanly members of the Memphi
Band for that serenade.
- Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. buchanan WEI
riding out On Sunday morning last, whs
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B0ILE C0UNTY.
Daariiie.

- The will Of William c. Lyle MAS Of
iered for probate in the County Court on
Monday.
Col. fonl's beautiful school property,
better known a. the Danyille Military In
aiiiuie. was sold AT auction on Monday, 10
Thomas McRolers, Tor S7,lOO.
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CUMBERLAND FALLS I!

WIN ANUMBER OF ROOMS AND MANY
lmpro, eiuents added am non prparci 10 ac,oii-
niolate the pablo la The bet manner possible
Hack, connect daily uith tho North and ,auth-
houud Ira lns GA the e. =. n. 4. AZ the Cumberland
iail. station, nine ialcs from the faii, hy s'ad
road and Round Tip Tickets, "a faiueed rates, can
ller day; 80 psr week. Children and seI.apis
alfpflce. il9siml soc. OWENS.
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We respectfully call the atten-
ton of the citizens of this and adj
Joining counties to our mammoth
stock, which has been selected
with great care to suit the wants
of our large and rapidly increas-
ing trade; and, believing that we
,an save you money OH an aver
age purchase, we ask one and all
to call and examine our stock be-
fore buying elsewhere.
MCALISTER 4 LYLE.
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ANoSG rnE OLD DocuMFNTs-In the
Lincoln County Circuit Clerks office is a
land warrant in favor Of John Jack man
Tor 100 acres Of land, issued by Patrick
Henry in l7sG, when he was Governor Of
Virginia. II Is written on parchment, and
everything down to the distinguished states.
mans signature Is plain and perfect, There
is also on Gle in the same office deposit
tionin the ease Of Nathaniel Hart vs.. VIM.
McCiinnis, which il signed by President
Andrew Jackson, then lawyer Of David
son county, Tenn. II l. dated the 9TH Of
August, 1877, and il in a remarkable state
Of preservation. There are many cnriosi.
ties in the office, some Of which We intend
to lay lcfore our readers at an early day.
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RockcnsfIe Sprinas.

AuGusr 10, lsSO.-Dou H'ahon; Death
may sit back ON his grisley launches end
snarl at US, but so long as each guest at
this delightful summer home Is able TO eat
three Eat, admirably broiled Plymoth Rock
chickens a day, and fat lamb, game, fish
and juicy steaks in proportion, lie gets no
comfort here. A happier set Of people
than whom now sojourn at Roekcastle
Springs il would be difficult to find. The
new manager and his better-half assisted
by "Aunt Manda" and force OF we'll
trained cooks and walters il voted a com
plete succ,ss. Already the place presents
nm improved appearance, and though the
hand Of Nature has well done is almost
perfect work, little judicions help, taste.
fully applied, has made for Us home
quite up To the measure Of our enihu siasm,
A late rain has put the river in tine ash
ing order, aud even Cam Hays counts il a
small matter to take in fve-round
Jumper Will Hays and Allen Beaz-
ley, Of your place, are improving rapidly.
X. q. and james Craig are getting along
swimmingly, especially the latter, who Is
az (aa with the ladies The register
shows up good crowd yet, and small par
ties are arriving by almost every stage.
Send along your dyspepiies, and feel assured
that they will return home restored 10
happy and vigorous manhood.
lours. BVrtIFu.
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LioHrSiSo OF "Wednesday struck aud
burned a stack Of hay belonging 10 Mr.
Henry Baughman, living near town.
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SEVERAL nights ago thief sole from
Mrs. Clark Cash her gold watch and chain
aud some other iewelry.
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As MrssRs. Ton AND JIM NuNNnIlEl,
who were in buggy, were entering the
bridge at Paint Lick, their horse became
frightened and backed Them over an EN-
bankmeni No damage was done, how
ever, except 10 jim, who had his ankle
sprained.
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TnE Adroeaie says that Judge NJ. G. Ssuf-
ley and hon. G.. W. Gentry spoke at Som
erset Monday. This Is a mistake as To
Gentry. lie failed to put in appearance.
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AVERY heavy rain fell here Wednesday.
The wind that accompanied Il blew down
nine large window frames that had just
been set up in the back part of the Hall
building. Not much damage was done.
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CNcLE DAVE GIVES has brought To
our Office some of the finest Tomatoes
we've seen this year
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BGAN ASn snirsruIF are being sold at
lower pi ices than ever before by the ton by
n Matingly ~ Son.
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SAM llrRE.-The Cowio~Jovyna says
that somebody who has kept count says
no citizen Of Grayson county has been
elected to a District office since ls0s until
the present year. Judge MeBeath, elected
last week, l. resident Of Grayson." Lin
ooln has been treated almost as badly, for
until the election Of r. c. Warren, Eaq.,
she had not had District officer for over
forty years. But she Is going to demand
her rights hereafter, and will claim the
RICH, 10 name the Congressman two years
hence.
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WN. lloi1zCLAw was tried Yesterday
CO.. sn assnult upon John Lawson, and fined
one cent aud costs
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letter prom Augusta. eeorgia.

AUotsr "a, 1850. Editor Interior Jour
aai' Enclosed please lind Post-oiie order
ior a. subscription. uieorgia i aonder-
fully eSclied over the Goyenor's race. The
True Democracy In Augusta aud Riohmond
county will support ex-senator Norwood
ior Governor New cotton has com menoed
coming in. The melon crop + ine Pros
poets, generally, are good. A few horse
men from Kentucky are Ia this market
with stock, which l. selling al fair prices.
Mr.. Atkinson, Of the Clemens liouss, Dan
ville, Kentucky, Is here negotiating for the
Globe Hotel lonr- truly,
:. r. ONENs.