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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-08
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On Nav 9th. 1850, in Clarke county. Va,
JAMES FRANKLIN. son of Elizabeth F. and
John W. Anderson, aged months and % days.
Atber fathers residence at Leetown, Jeffer-
son county, Va. ON Thursday. May 9th,
1850. Miss ROSALIE BALCH, daughter of DR..
5. Baich and Nj. A Balch. in the ped year of her
age. She'was consistent christian. aud left q
circle of mourning relatives and friends.
On Wednesday morning, June ed. 1850. near
Cbarlestown, MAUDE MAY. infant daughter
of VIM. III and Annie 4. Whitmore-aged 5
months and % days.
Wien we gaze on the stars as theY come one by
And we think of the home to which she is gone.
Can we then wish her back to this world of
strife,
If we had the power to call her to lifef
Mr.. John Bowers died at his residence in Will
son precinct. the 24rh of April, 1880. Mr.
Bowers was horn in Jefferson county. West Vir-
GINA. July 10th. 1910. In 1860 lie con.ecrated
himself to the service of God. In 1876 he left
his eastern home and located in Wilson Precinct
lie was removed to his final reward in heaven
Near Dufields. May nth. 1850. TEI.ZIE MAY.
danshter of Thomas }. aud Jennie H. Link aged
IL months.
"For what is your lifef 1t is a yaponr that
appeareth for little time, and then vanishes
awav-'
Near Uuionville. on Sunday week. the soth of
Nav. of consumption Mr.. ISAAC KIDWILER
son of The lat" Adam Kidwiler, aged 20 wears, 9
months and 20 DAYS.
Near Shanghai, BprteIav county, or the 90 II
nit. Mrs. MARIA STUCKEY, wife OF Mr. Jacob
Stnckey. aged CO years.
In Martinsbnrc. Nav 2sI, 1850, Mr.. WELLS.
aged abnnt IS wears.
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Passengers for uray take Stage al Bentonyille.
TRAINS C OlSG North

CONNECT1ONS.-Trair No. connects at
Shensndoah juno. with Baltimore X Ohio East
hound train. arriving at Washington a.25P NJ
Baltimore 1885 NJ, Philadelphia 80 A. NJ,
New York so A. NJ.
Train No. 4 connects at Shenandoah June with
Baltimore and Ohio Easthound train. arriving at
Washington 9.IS A. NJ, Baltimore II 10 A. NJ
Ph,ladeiphia o 10 P. VI New York 10 10 p. NJ.
Train No connects at Shene rdoah juno. with
Rs ltimore md Ohio Westhound train, leaving
NV York 10 on p. NJ Phiis deiphi. II 20 p. VI
R,itimore 55 and 500 Nj, and Warrington
8 10 a. NJ
Passeneers rom 6 v. II. r. Stations south OF
Junction for Martin, bure reke trains end g.
All Train. daily except Sunday. Standn I'd OF
time that of Baltimore. Sta rked {" F" ar
flag stations. G.H. DCGDALE,
Cent Passenger Agent
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DECORATION DAY AT SuEpuERpsrowN.

DECoRATlON DAY AT SuEPuERDSTOWN
Sickness prevented our attendance at the
decoration services at Shepherdstown on
Tuesday last. We therefore copy tho fol-
lowing notice of the proceedings from the
Martiusburg Statesman:
AT O'Clock, =. NJ. the procession formed
and marched to the Cemetery, in the follows
ing order: Col. Morgan. Chief Marshal Ora
tors, Clergy. Shepherdstown Band. Assistant.
Marshals, Martinsburg Light Artillery, Col.
j =. A. Nndenbousch, commanding, Ex-
Confederate soldiers and Civilians As the
procession approached the grounds the band
played Dirge and the Artillery marched
with arms reversed. adding much to the so,
lemnity of the occasion.
The ceremonies we're inaugurated by
prayer hy the Rev. D. VI Nloser, then music
by the Band and able and eloquent nd dresses
were delivered by Gen. James Williams,
Col. A r. Boteler. Rev G W. Esgles.op,
and others, during the delivery of which sa
lu'es were fred. AT the close of the ad
dresses, Col. Morgan read the Roll of Honor
Of the Confederate Com panies, and Rev. Mr..
ESgleston pronounced tho Benedicton. The
music by Lutheran choir. of Shepherds,own
was an attractive feature of the exercises.
their voices filling the air with melody. Al.
together. the occasion aud arrangements
were most crcditable to the citizens of JEFF,
ferson, and will long be remembered by the
participants
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-08

Life is short, and time is money, but YOU
can get any quantity of time keepers for
money of II. A. Burton. whose assortment
comprises Rockford, Waltham, Elpin and
Swiss time,keepers, and all kinds of Clocks.
Nothing but the best kind of me,keeners
Tor sale. and guaranteed. A fresh stock of
JeWelry on hand always. and of the latest.
patterns from the East. and Snectacles. Eve
Glasses, Silver Ware, Butter Dishes. Pickel
Casters, Cake Baskets, Spoons-both table
and tea-Forks, Napkin Rings, &c. All kind
OF work repaired and satisfaction given. Call
and see Look for Watch and Spectacles
and the Black Face Watch. I have for sale
Brown Leshorn Eggs, pure breed. SO cents
per setting, of 13. H. A. BURroN-
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STATES ATTORNEY.

kABLETowN, June !. 1880
nj X; EDIICR-PIease announce CLEON
- MOORE: Esq. for the Office of States 4 t.
tornev for JcffeIso County. He will receive
the solid support of Kabetown District. and
we are sure will be cordially supported through
out the county. VOTERS
June s.. lSSO -@A.~'
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STEAM ENGINES.

THE undeT,iRped sre Agents for this aad the
- n~ishhoring counties Tor the sole Of
TP.u. e TANNER & cos PORTJBLE AND
STAIIOHAEY STEAM ENGINES.
MAnufsCIuEed at Riehmond Va
These Eugines are superior to an, her.tos,,.
introducsc to ths public. having Leysr,I nsrc and
tlOn to the arrangement of the BofI.I I'D svo.r-
heating Dome. by which q large smount of Z. r,,.
heating suriacs il acquired which h. No, ut,ii..d
in any other make OF En- CINE Ihu. .conon,i.iss
largely !. FUEL and 10 TIME in stpe,.ups
gine of :his make furnishing power al our Pi..ter
Mil nd as factions sreAk leoder than ~ords'' .s
viii be happy to show its action point out lie
'htP. fnrtIes ding power for whrstThrssh.rs
should call anu get our descriptive catalogue and
price Iist Of Portable Engines We ca O ,.II them
better Engises. and upon more favorable tenn.
thsu they can supply themseIyes .Isewbere In ths
country IIPPITT 4 ~
Juue IT, 1879. w.
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5. V. r. R.-A large lot of material.
rails, &C., have arrived at the junction near
town, in preparation for laying track on this
road This will begin at this end next week.
aud be pushed on to the river as rapidly as
ible.-XoGerstoacn Nail
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MAINTAINING.

'INHE uaders'gned having bad considerable ea-
pe'Ience in MauIua Making, desires 20 az
no"n1s TO The LADIES' OF chsrI.'town I'D ,ieiBity
me - prepared 10 do Sewing in the very beet
style at very moderate CHARGE
hssldeHee In the house formerly occupied BY the
IeLspt. John Rssd. on Congress street. Estueea
" est and Water strsets
~ 90 oso MRS. VIRGINIA soUDERs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-08
DISTRICT CONVENTIONS.

AT the meeting of the Democratic Con,
vention of the Second Congressional Dis
trict, held at Grafton on Thursday, the fol-
lowing were chosen as delegates to the Gin
cinnati convention: At lsrge, Hon Fl. G.
Davis, of Mineral county; altern ate, v. b.
Trimble, of Randolph county; district dele
gates, W. i. Wilson, Of Jefferson county,
Joseph Morrow, Jr., CT Marion county; al
ternates. w. F. Dyer. of Grant county, end
Il. S. Wilson, of Taylor county. Senator
Davis made able speech, advocating the
claims of Senator Thurman, which was en-
Enthusiastically received
The following resolutions were reported
and uuan imously adopted:
Resoirtd, by The D,moerat, Of the Second conyr.,
'iom"i Distract Of irrst pi' sin,a:
First-Fideity to AL the provisions of the
constitution, retrcnchment and economy in
Federal aud State administration, . nd tho les
s seG of the burdens imposed "n labor and Iu-
dustry by tl: reduction oil offices aud taxat,. y.
.seconu-Ihe strict accountability of all Off
Gals and lie adoption Of the Democratic tests
OF honesty, fidelity and pacijy 10 csSeutinI
qualifications for ~ public officers
- hid-home rule. n" entralization of Fed
popular elections; no third term or imperinIisn,
F"nrth-That the just powers of the Federal
Union tie rights of tie Sale, and tile liberties
OF the peoplr are vital paris of one harmon iou,
nNStenI, ald eacn part in it's NI,oIo CON-
sI,ntlon;,l TSor 10 10 esve tho life the ton
Filth-That the Democratic party maintains
as 10 ever haze InaInta'ped, that the military are
and ought 10 lie III II things euhor dins,e TO tho
civil authoriir les: it denies. il has cy.r ,leninS
the rigut of the Federal admiust a ton 10 keen
on foot: at general expense. a standing nrmv
to Invade tie STATES FOR pnli:icnl rurt oses with
out regard to constitutional restrictione IN CON
troll tile people AT til" polls. to protect and en-
courage tue fTauSnlchf counts of votes. ar 10
1nanGnrate can.Iidat"s rejected by the ,uainritv
ski. hat b. Hayes w1s placed in DO yer
Nv the R'DubIicIu party through fraud and
aeninst thc well kn"~n and l-.>IIy expressed
Will "f tho people. The claim which he assrrta
TO surr0rn1 tn" ballot hnN"s with troons and
deputy msrShsa rn inti'mi'into and obstruct
elecoiS.;n. his rnpr"c6 de lied Of he vet To
maintain tins Is al Insult and m.n;l:c To the
country ~ ~
Seventh That The Democratic narty as of
Ola; layers fht constitutional currency of gold
an silver and of paper COVE ~ ible into roir.
Elghth-That the Democra ic party. being
the actual friend of tho wor kin guam and IN wing
throughout its history stood between him aud
oppression, rercws its expires. ion of symp: t';y
with labor, while conc"ding to capital every
Just lght and protection.
Ientii-That we arc in favor OF what is known
as the tw"-thirds rule in the National Demo-
cratic Convention.
Tho Third District Convention, at Hunt.
'ng'on. on Wednesday. elected as delegates
Is. b Harlow, Greenbrer; Henry G. Simms,
Cabei', aud c. P. Snider, Kanawha. Alter.
mates. James Pritchard. Wayne, N. l.. Low.
~, Monroe. aud j. G. Downtain, Putnam.
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Senator Hereford secured an increase in
the appropriation for the Shenandoah river
in West Virginia. from $1,000 to SIS, 900,
aud the appropriation bill has been passed
by the Senate.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-08

CONVENTIONS TO BE HELD.-We give
the following memoranda of Democratic Con-
ventions to be held:
First wv. Fa.) District-Clarksburg, June
State Convention Martinsburg, July
2Sth
q, National Observation-Disclosures, Jure
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-08

A disgraceful prize fsh. took place on
tuesday morning last, at Golfers Station.
IN Brooke county, in this State, between Joe
Uoss and Patrick Ryan. for purse of So.
oOO and the championship of America, in
which eighty-six rounds were fought and
the prize awarded to Ryan The fight was
In violation of the laws of West Virginia, and
Gov. Matthews will. it is said, endeavor to
have the parties brought to justice.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-08
EARLY PLANTS.

i rIcLIes of fDe Early Piants-.TOmato. Cab
i' Pepper; &c.::-nlI of the best from the
D.sI seed. WIN furnish plants in season at
rlnntinR aud PRUNING, "f Trees. shrubbery. &c.
CHATTING aud BuddIDv in spas"n. Grafts fur
hiShrd bF me. WILLIAM WALTERS
ETorngr L9%rence & North Sts., Cbarlestown1
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-08

In the U. S. Senate, on Monday week,
House bill appropriating 100000 for q
monument in Yorktown, Va, and $50, ZOO
tor centennial celebration of the victory a,
Yorktown, was passed.
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E>REsH Crackers and Cheese just received by
u April ID, 1850. SIS. DALGARN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-08
TO THE FARMERS.

TO THE FARMERS.
I HAVE on exhibition. near NV store in ch.,,..
town the BUCKEYE REAPER AND MOVER
Snich Siil take pleasure IN showing to all those
VINO wish to examine Of the best machine,
made. Call at the store
Jane s, 1890. JsHIRLEY SMITH
HARVEST GOODS.
NJ euoniies for Harvest are immense
~ CHoiCEGROCERIES. cd everything need
ed Tor tn" season. Call aud he tor pureha.ipe
Sune =; iSsn- J. SHIRLEY SMITH.
REtOY MADE CLOTHING full ,tock Of
- Ready Wade Clothing has heen ,dded to nv
hne OF goods. and bargains will he offered. Cali
ea1y- }. SHIRLEY SMITH.
"00D'S PATENT POCKET SODA FouS-
Wv FAIS-Instantiy producing 10 glasses of
sperS'lns Cool Soda Water. For ssie nv
june 8, 1880. J. SHIRLEY SMITH.
ESREsH Crackers and Cheese just received by
- April 10, 1850. SIS. DALGARN.
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e The Democrats of the Second district will
hold their convention to nominate a candi.
date for Congress, at Fairmout, on Monday,
July 26th- two days before the State Cou>
vention.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-08

The Supreme Court of Appeals began its
regular juno term, at Wheeling. on Wed.
nesdey last.
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REPAIRS.

"Eare prepared to sunply Repair. for the
short notice. JIpp,TT .rS NJ
June g, 1850. w.
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II. w. Mitchell.

Marfet'house Corner. Charle.town. West Va.
| TAKE pleasure to in form my friend, aud the
public 10 general that have opeprd G rocery
IN the corner rootn uf the Market House whore
you will find for your inspection a full line of
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70 OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS.

THE undersigned Lavinr this d.v ,s.oci,t.d
L themselves rs partners in the Grain Bu,in..s
are prepared to handle all grain hong hit hy the m
nth disnstch and will offer the best price, for
Grain that the market will ALLOW
w. F. tIPPITT
WASHINGTON
THoS. B. WASHINGTON
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O. I, . Q EIs Es.

Among which are
SUGARS. coFFEEs. TEAS. sYRUPs, SPICES,
PROVISIONS,-B.con, Flour Corn Meal.
LHrd. &c Fan of All varieties. Canned Goods of
all kinds.
, CON ECTioNS,- Plain and French Candy,
ora"Kes and Lemons. Pruncs, Dates and Figs,
Fancy Crackers Cakes.
hsve in store a foil ard we'll. assorted Stock of
QUEENS. GLASS, WOODEN WILLOW
STONE and EARTHEN WARES
which viii "iIer at hottem arices Smoking and
CHEWING TOBACCO. CIGARS.
Cigarettes, Cigai Smokers. Pipea Sc
mention above few leading departments of
my business in III branches Of IMPORTED Domes.
nc. pie aud Fancy Groceries. / aim to nav
osisiully and TO so reprcscnt my goods this every
one deahng with me will have to be pI eased
ana sau'h ID. and those who have not favored me
win ca II are cord'niIv invited to do go nd OK
anime INV goods. Promising in all case. eour.
tn"us estmcnt, ! nm always willing to chow
Goods and give prices. All orders will receive
prompt and csreiuf attention. Goods delivered
IN corporation limits tree of charge by q reliable
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange
for Goods Respectfully
June 5. 1850 7. W. MITCHELL
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J0RDAN'S WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
= 10 MILES northeast of Winchester and
- II II miles southeast of Stepbenson,s
Dsn"t +. -: frederick county. Va.
June 8. 1880. E.CJORnAN
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MISC ELLANo Gus.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-12-01
o b I Il u A RIES.

Died, on Sabbath, November Dist, at Hut.
louisville W. Va, of congestion of the lungs.
Mrs. DoRorHEA LEE, wife of John A. Hutton.
Esq.
Mrs Hutton was daughter of thai earlv
settler Adam Lee, whose name is familiar in ali
the surrounding country, and whose descendants
are numerous and far scattered
fhe deceased was Familiarity known as"Aunt
Dolly to the many visitors at the hospitable
house OF her husband and to Loving and an
Preclatlve neighborhood. The spirituality of
her religion was lesson to those who knew
her, and her humility and modosty, her pru-
dence and discretion, her kindliness and moth
erliness, endeared her to the numerous reeip.
tents of her good offices. Her. death brought
tears to eyes and grief to hearts of many Who
have little thought or time for others than them
selves '- A'744
Her devotion to the Church was ardent En-
lowed with remarkable memory she eonld re-
call every minister who has, during her time
labored in her community She felt a special
propriety in the members of "ou- presbYterv"
Lexington as the many who have visited her
house can testify. She was one of the saints
lost indeed to death, but who has now made the
last change of her life to that home, that abid-
ing city above. W SPB
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For the Central Presbyterian.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 25th

RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 25th, 1880.
Afessrs Ellitors-I wish to call the attention
of our pastors and church sessions to chapter
XIV of the Directory for Worship in our Church.
The latter part of tie fourth clause reads:
" And if at any time the civil power should think
it proper to appoint fast or thanksgiving, it is
the duty of the ministers and people of our com
mupion. as we live under a Christian govern
ment, TO pay all due respect to the same. Con
fession of Faith, page 525.
Our Church here declares the observance of
the national thanksgiving day duty, and to
many persons religious service would be a
privilege 1t is grave mistake to say that we
have no national blessings to be thankful for.
We, in common with the whole country, have
been kept safe from war, pestilence and famine
during the past year. And should God con-
tinue these the greatest of all earthly blessings
I hope that in future we may not appear un-
grateful by failing to make public acknowledge
ment to Him. RS.
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GENERAL SECULAR NEWS
Domestic.

Carl Schurz will edit newspaper.
Mr.. Evarts will practice law. 1t is proposed to
elect John Sherman to the Senate. and place
Attorney General Devens on the bench of the
Supreme Court. And rumor has it that Presi-
dent Hayes will 60 round the world.
The search for Captain Kids lost
treasure Is likely to result in something. The
employees OF the wrecking company have been
at work for five or six weeks at Rounds Island
three miles above Peekskill, in the Highlands
of the Hudson. They think they have found
his ship under fifty feet of water and mud
extraordinarily New York
Observer tells of man who wished to make to
a minister little present on or before Thanks
giving, and inclosing $40 in gold in a note.
sent it to him as follows
he0. ana Dear ST :-Having no turkey to
give you for Thanksgiving l send two eagles
instead
That was well done. A minister gets too
many turkeys, but eagles will keep any length
Of time.-HeraId and PresJvter.
The Rev. Henry Morgan. the Tai
mage of Boston, preached series of sermons
entitled Boston Inside and Out" and thew
were afterward published in a book. His Sc
cretary now sues for royalty, claiming that he
wrote all the sermons, and Morgan none.
st. Louis, after much agitation of
the subject secured a new census. This is now
completed, and the population is shown to be
900, ooZ. The first census, which was declared
by the citizens defective and ridiculous. showed
$4,000 population.
Esoofally Hiptala, a Bombay mer-
chant prince, has arrived in New York with
four wives, retinue Of servants and dancers a
eunuch, conjurer, and a snake charmer. lie
comes to see the country.
Philadelphia has population of
846,98O males, 405,89 females, AL .O81 :;
native, 642,648; foreign 2O4332; white, 815.'
1872; colored, 81 1913. The colored include so
Chinese, japanese and % Indians.
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Biblical Research.

Brugsch Bey, in his notes to the forthcoming
new edition of the English translation of his
History of Egypt" contributes statement
which, if correct, is of some Importance. Ac-
cording to him, the concluding words of a sepul-
chral monument belonging to Menthunesu an
officer of Amen EN- hat and Usurtasen 7 of the
Twelfth Dynasty, and now in the Louvre &C. IL
run thus The words which this stone contains
are an account of that which was done by nv
hand. This took place in truth, and no lie and
no contradiction is contained therein. The
Menthu and the Hersh'a were DESTROYED and
the Polasta of the Hittites (Rhelaa0 were over
thrown. Mention is here made of Polasta. or
Phlllstnes as being in the south of Palestine
along with the Hittites, as early as the time of
the Twelfth Dynasty many centuries before the
age OF Abraham. 1t Is, at any rate interestinp
to lind the Hlttites described as inhabitinp the
tract of country in which they were found bv
the lsraeltlsh patriarchs. Their southwark
migration from the north must accordingly have
taken place before the appearance of the Hyksos
ana the tribe from whom Abraham purchased
the Cave OF Machpelah will not have been de-
tachment OF the Hyksos invaders of Egvpt. as
has been supposed, but colony settled in the
country long before. Another interesting com
munlcatlon made by Brugsch Bey is the transla-
ton OF an inscription on a large scarab lately
obtained In Egypt by Mde Kaufman. 1t re-
W ILL., Iue husband OF the ISL
attic Queen Thi and father of the hereto disL-
worshPer, AmenoPhis ", and runs thus: I'm
the 10Th year of the reign of the King Ameno-
Phis II and his chief wife, Queen fhi, whose
father was called Yua, and her mother Tbno q
remarkable present was brought to His Majesty
namely, Kirgipa, the daughter of SataTon33
ihlng OF Naharaina, and the choicest women of
her women s house in all 317 persons" Nahara
ina Is not MesoPotamia, as was formerly sup
posed; but has been shown bv Pooror ~ - al -
country in the neighborhood Of Antioch watered
by the Orontes and the Affirm. The inhabitants
Of 1T are called by the Assyrian monuments the
fatlnai the neighbors and kinsmen of the Hit
tites- Both the names Kirgipa and Satarona
have very Hittite sound, if we NAV indoe from
the Hlttlte names preserved in the Egyptian and
Assyrlan records. The Padan-Nabaraim #
scripture seems to have denoted the same dis.
L trlcI as tne Egyptian Naharaina and not to
have extended eastward of the Eupbrates II
IS tempting to see in Yua name like Jehu.
independent
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