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FROM REV. P. \. GRANGER,

Presiding EidCr OF JNe 81. AIDuNS UlStTICI.
St. Adams, Vt, Jan. Goth 1890.
DIR. 3. J. KENDALL & co., Gents: IN reply
to your letter will say that my experience
with sKendalrs SPAWN Cure has been very
satisfactory indeed. Three or four years
ago I procured d bottle Of your agent. and
with it, cured a horse Of lamencsS caused -
4 SPAWN. Last season my horse became
very lame and turned him ont for q few
weeks when he became better, but when |
put him on the road he grew worse. when
Iliscov cred that a ringbone was forming, l
procured a bottle of kendalPs SPAWN Cure
and with less than a bottle cured him so
that he is not lame, neither can the bunch
be found. Respectfully yours.
Y GRANEER
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iLSTON DINNER HOUSb,

Passen:c :crs on both the up and down
trains have the usual time for DINNER at
Aston, the junction OF the G. l. c. R. r.,
and the S. L. l. c. R. r.
Fare well prepared, and the charge rea-
sonable. MRS. y. 4. ELKlNS.
Oct 9, 4l-tI.
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NOTICE
To Tourists & Health Seekers.
Summer Schedule TO the Mountains.
SPARTAN8URe, UNION & COLUMBIA R. R.,
AND
SPARTANBURG L. ASHETILLE &. 3.
ssz:ss - - a.

SPARTANBURG, S. o., May II, 1880.
On and after the above date the following
Schedules will be run over these Roads daily,
Sundays exccpted):
Up TRAIN.
" Union. ...2.US p. N.
" Spart2nDurS. rS...............5.1U .. III p. N.
Arrive at HcnderSonyillc. ........ 800 p. m.
Close connection is made at Aston with
train from Columbia on Greenville & Colum-
bia Road. 1t Columbia, connection is made
from Charleston, Wilmington and Augusta.
At Spartanhurg, connection is made at
Air Line Depot with trains from Atlanta
and Charlotte, also with Stage Line to Glenn
Springs.
At HeudersonviIle. connection is made
with first class Line Of Stages to Asheville,
arriving there the same evening
Parties DESTROYS Of visiting Ca >ar's Head
or other points Of interest can be provided
with first class cOnveyances from the Livery
Stables in HendersonViIe at reasonable
rates.
TRAIN SOUTH
Will leave HenderSdnvile. .......50 90 a. m.
Leave Spartanburg. ................S00 q. N.
Leave Union.. ...9 10 a. m.
Arrive At ASTON. ................l12G 12G q. N.
These Roads are in excellent condition;
furnished with first class Coaches; provided
with all necessary appliances for safety and
comfort OF Passengers. At Spartanburg and
HcndcrsoryiiIc the Hotel accommodati6ns
arc now ample for large increase of travel.
They will be found well supplied vita good
Mountain fare At reasonable rates.
JAS. ANDERSON, Supt.
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PASSENGER DEPARTMENT..
*=;S4s2-=~ .-s~z>--
Eags M 3 IT - - 5ITT5 /. 9szsssssl1 :s7e51
E2 Y q - 4. u z ANX
CHANGE OF. SCHEDULE.
On and after May 18th, 1880, Passenger
Trains on this road will run as follows un-
til further notice:
GREENVILLE EMPRESS.
GOING EAST DAILY.
Leave { ColumDia at 4.l5 P. II.
Arrive Camden at 7.+j P. II.
Arrive Charleston at 800 P. n.
son Sundays this train will leave Colum-
bia at 2.l5 Z. NJ, and arrive at Charleston at
7.30 p. N.
GOING WEST DAILY.
Leave Charleston at 5.45 4. II.
Leave Camden at 7.G0 4. N.
Arrive Columbia at 1880 A. NJ.
WAY FREIGHT AND PASSENGER.
GOING EAST DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
<Leave Columbia at $40 j. II.
Arrive Camden at 1900 Noon
Arrive Augusta at =. 325 P. u.
Arrive Charleston at 200 P. n.
GOING WEST DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
*Leave Charleston ct 9.eO A. n.
Leave Augusta at 500 4. u.
Passengers taking these trains change
cars at Eranchyile to reach Charleston at
200 P. NJ, or Columbia at 5.37 P. n.
NIGHT EXPRESS.
GOING EAST DAILY.
%Leave Columbia at $50 P. n.
Arrive Augusta at 7.40 A. II,
Arrive Charleston at go 4. NJ.
Passengers who are not in S'eeping Car,
change at Brancivilleto reach Charleston
at GO 4. N.
GOING WEST DAILY.
Leave Charleston at sos P. II.
Leave Augusta at $50 P. II.
Arrive Columbia at - 6.l0 s. ~.
The Express Trains run daily, all others
daily except Sunday. On Camden Branch
Trains do not run Sundays. Sleeping Cars
are attached to Night Express Trains.
BerthS only $3.50 between Columbia, Char.
lesion and Augusta. Round Trip Tickets
are sold on Saturdays and Sundays from all
stations, good till Monday noon to return,
az one fist class tare. Connections made
at Columbia with G. c. & \. R. Z. and G. s.
&. R. T. to and from ell points on each
Road; at Charleston on Wednesdays and
Saturdays with Steamers to and from New
York The Night Express Trains to and
from Columbia make close connections at
kingvllle with New York Express Trains,
to which is attached Pullman Sleeping
Car running between Augusta and New
York without change. Connections made
ut Augusta to and from ali points West and
South. For through tickets to any point,
apply to
A. B. DESAUsSURE, Agent, Columbia.
D. C. ALLEN, G. P. & T. a.
JOHN B. PECK, General superintendent.
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RN6G RO0GS.
GretnVilIe l. Columbia Railroad.

.Tze@s&<-.-
EzSs 81 ~ - - TT n :ss.asasIi
tEisl ~ = s.s Y A. .SE- ~ RsL
On aud after Monday, June :, 1880, the
Passenger Trains will run as follows daily, Sun
DAYS eXceDteG:
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South Carolina Railroad Company
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT..
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81 ~ " 70 Sag 4 q z AX
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CHANGE OF. SCHEDULE.
On and after May 18th, 1880, Passenger
Trains on this road will run as follows I'M
til further notice:
, 1880-03-08

how sinful mnn cnt!1 bn J,,atlF'rl viii, tho htly
t'od. Tho hluod Of sAOritcc, countless hcrm-
tnii11a. faatnRH, fetilIrYcs, observation-disclosures,
rcnaorlhHs, nhilotorhicH, hnnstci nrncsca, r0Gks,
hnd trees. and shining RtMrs had nll failed IL
ni1swGr to fhcsc Vital questions. Men, sick Of
fnr!ns. CROPPED u, tho ,Mrkhrss; EtH,is snittUn
With tho hnlncsa uf E!n frlt for tho light.
!hpes md victims Of tAtuu's fnlsu,ootl llngnt,sl
nnh thirstct nftor tin truth. It cn,ne ut Inst.
"lleltolt tho fN.ntl Of flnd, which tnkoth Rwny
tho tin OF tho wtrd" A1rit wanted Il way to lc
shve'l, AMI tcslis sn!,f, ~ nm tho wny-" Men
hu,Ecrcd fur truth, nnll Jeelis saitl. II nm tho
truth" Men had lost tho ltfc nf God
II a,n thu iifu." They. iut,kcl 1T iiis
credentials: they witnessed iIs mighty deeds:
they enw Him die: and fur Eighteen centuries
they hntt nhmch Him t'Nl. fie it was wt,ns,'
Divine word had cleared VI, tho mystery. lifted
AWAY tho burdens. cllnnErd tc,lrs Into songs ~
dcisvcr1ttstc and poitrt,l tho sweetest lnlin nf
consolation into MI wnnleti splrltH The 1rin,,
tlrrce skrctoit hl! Occ', trnafor1nc1 tntu n,
a,Hci With 4 Eol,lon XIX, rsn.ly to open tie
knew tint thor, wns 10y for aorrr,w. hcnuty fur
Wn.l .wns with 1.owrr,-wAs truth, 10vc, Him
self: tint 1t answered nuns deepest need. How
could Il 10 0thg rwtsn2
Notwithstanding It'll ahlM about It's wonderful
power tho POOR, wcMk, selt-wlllcti Sinner might
resist tho Wor hut of this lie might tu suro: II
win hln, T. would bronx him. II would come
forth shifting cru long. Condemnation might DO
~ It where hnly benedtl!on hntl plNce rtw. We
shntid listen 10 IT, heel 1t, take it 10 our hcarts,
Tor tho world would tllge uE.
, 1880-03-08
,,s,I al s,It.-


Sir. lnttfmrr, OF Michigan Avcnuc said TINT
t!,fno minutes once formed = very Important
time r. hts l!fo. when. knec!ll,g down ny lis
fathers Hlitc p wAs Gthriuttti nf hItl and con.
verified u Christ. II wis f,,riy yrnrs lro, hit
tho ilre Il! hs H,, hnd ,,uver burned ont alncc
!nt !,u t ,,1yss rejected Cnrlst Of dnni'te,, tbo
ing i'r in h. h. , l!en he would rnli i ri. f,r
ing tho Christian. Chrlst wAs fni,na tho mo-
t.ieIt ono sought 1t!n, for tto was even more
rMtly tn H5vN tt1nn rlnnnrs wcrc to nsk.
Mr.. f4Illlsny, nf 4rhnt ptNto. remembered tho
first Sunday IL July. forts 1.-Two ypars ago. when
hr give his hrart to GM1. md testified 10 tho
rcuco mud antiRfncttnn he Ind experienced hvcr
s!,lcc. ltsl!gltn. hn sald, sho'ld l,o cause for
tho KreMteRt enthusiasm mining ttOao who p,,s
ecsse 1t, nrt should Till then, with holy ntiiri-
tion to hiring nlers to tho crnss Of Christ. At
tho clnse Of ks rcrnnrks tn aanx n sltflpic song
u y Ihr!st!nl mother for hgr wnywutsf hoy In Il
Mr.. satthoF, Il, closing tho service. sl!l thetr
nny purpose In coming tnBethDr and relating
these experiences wls the aulvNttoh 0f En,tls,
sInro every lEfB not controlled by Jesus Christ
WAS n fnllnrr. lie Envc m Invitation for my
who thlrstcd nftcr rlghtconsnes. to rsu during
nyMi'cd themselves OF tho privilege and re-
nntitd during thu ln1lltry-lncctlnG which fol-
1OwQu,
, 1880-03-08
BISHOP CHENEY,
dnop NEs IN 4 HAD PLACE.

GOOD NkH IN HAD FtACE.
bishop Cheney prcauhcd last evening at Christ
Church, Michigan AvenMo And Twenty-f fourth
strcut, on "0ood Mon In u l,ul rlace," tak!ng
bis text from Philippians, H., 2: ..
nr0 hf CltsAr's household,
Tho Nlahop said that It was n Legend of tho
Civil War that 0n tho battlefield Or Shiloh a
dovc swept aGruss tho scene OF eurnngJ. 1t
sceneA strange TINT tho olnblpm 0f peace
should bu soen IN such II plneu, anI II sco.nud
str1ngo nlso to conceive Of saints In tho house.
hold OF CrsAr. III tho gnrgenus pnlacts und
glorious buildings inhabited by tho Emperor,
who could louk TOR disciples nf tho mock 'ut,l
&owly Jcs'ls2 This Citsnr WIN not the yrUnt
Augustus, the pllre- Nurv,t. nr tho nuhte
Tr1,Jnh. No, tho etluMIIlatu facu anil tho uvIl
cyus wcFo tue thco nnd uyes Ut Ncro, tho Arspot,
stunned with tho blnd II TITS uwn kln,lseh, his
VIZ & tSe iaadcrsrs, MT III h@:liy " l,.st.. Isl.
nf9 11 thc VIM nss;rGs sasrSe q " t. s Sl, nn ee
ynt In that nwrut compa,!ni,sl.p, nnln,,g these
SCENES of crime n1,i oEE,es nf Vice, ihcr!, wcrn
III my othor wny tlsan tl1t given twist Ii ls ono
,nfaht; Ycs. thoro wcEo snints 1t un'l In tho
And In this congregation thoru wcry mt ono
y mother !nvnhld brtanlal whn fund II h,lrsl
c1alns guy asss Scy vii a!Ihs sy ,st "'St ,beir ar
ny on "%S Wien ,ss; Ss; pSans 'ssi sass,i iaFt VIII,
senr'Wr. Vhon ii ,als|ns4s. t. ti,grs wrr. Wncs
wEru not u',llc;l upon By their employers u .lu
.iIsltnost Avts or "a lI9; 9 yet IN ff t's, many
's sSy hs1 Z, III w"s T,r # M fsSp fs,sp per
tho plrIa,so II driving blrKn!n; I'M! ttlc1, Tho
wtsnfse VI III s s',f ~ f ths
thrlst ese. r liz bulls of ths ta,rt,.is U.esar.
, 1880-03-08
FOR, YOUNG MEN.

preached thu third Of his forles Of sermons to
y"'ang mcn yesterday evc'llns, ut Trinity Ep!*.
sirnct md Mic,Jun. "xen,,c. Tha s,,,,nct WIN
"l,usnesa md itelI~," md tho cs tnst chos",' %
ceived tho ayo tarn.s went md traded With tho
sa1ne, and nntlo thorn u,hor nvo talents" ''' ,'
course, simply what he saw and heard Of it from
p,s m er !s .socs .s e Knew l's ,aws s'iy
~ s no hn.w % tne .o"s u n',',h1' "a!ute @ anu.
men who wcrc engtBcI IN tho dllllcult
md trying enterprise OF trade, and who
1i .e ~ tto % ~ u,G nus s ~ ,,,
IT. So fnr s n 4' s Wsrx wh efGn thn bnG net e
III tt a 's 9a M nc Ss fGd n9t in INC
VIVA t .an ~ H., " nrrs,,t %ef ai,na ,
WA commu % n,Mr ~ III n. y,,nu ,nn of tn.dnx TN,
,vMs =, T"ot = We sst ~ ,i,.t ~ rt.,! mr! tl ~ Il
I'LL. ,nnnY II, wcys ,,f a'asinH wutb t,nv ntnfar. ~
nnd neu 1no nist anun.9tt LUX aGspse tae oW
liz snS IF ck citarp pst r sns9l.ms nl'as
!@,'r r,r They Sngase II ay.rcH1ning
aes s1'un CH ChanSn md ' othor w yanti,res % h,cii IL
9eSrfs fort to them IN. " M Ill nat the 1f
hmr nd at,tipms o ,ar nhos ~ x,1,g ,n,, II,
ssss %aeysA .y Wii ' She siSFss & Isa VIZ @ l
~ , ehnt ht TIKI, MI.e.J & - y. - l!I.,sc
that ii ihe spssiats ] @ ai n y whte thy s;
ncn q tnn M d! 0 ~ vac 70 oo oo,v iv o1r sGst Sat
tnSy .Hyor,t Mna got no teturn ~ @ a.. 'a lne II.
a, rexpn, .,t an ~, business da not MIX we'll TT Tr9s
n ~ LILY a y,,t Wyto tha - S nS envMp hn Soat "
w H. 1Wy c1u % ann1 M tpS Meao y hke ~ ~
iiTit.n cnf i,nt ~, nnss..scti h ~, ,s IEnI
, 1880-03-08
GOSPEL SERVICES.

LAYpEN'R MEETING AT THE FIT.ST II. Z. CHURCH,
Therp was Il Gospel service at tho First Meth
ot!!st Church Inst evening, conducted INT by
gentlemen who fill pulplts, but by a humber of
prominent tayil,cn froni variniss rnrts pf tho
city. Tho attendance wns very largc, antl tho
Interest apparently ut high lido.
After tho usual introductory services tho llev.
John Williamson, pastor Of the church, formally
stated the character Of tho mroting, ren,nrktnY
thlt thu gentlemen who wnru tn CONDUCT It hnst
llinily Df tlcIn boon converted late In life, and
wuro now enrncstIy iluhu1i with tho wurk uf
aavinK otlera. Tho Gospel. happily, WIS not
only applicable tn thpso who Merp utlvnnced In
lfg, but to tho y0lIuH rs vol, 10 rich and poor
to everybody. with those introductory re-
marks. hu surrendered tho meeting into tho
hards OF tho gentlemen bUforc him.
Mr.. Matthor, Of TArlk Avenue, tho leader Of
tho services, fD0wod III prayer un1 With tho
reading Of portion Of Isaiah, Tx. alld kill,
After which ho announced tlMt tho meeting
w1tild bo III tho cxIrorlSnco-gIying character.
Frpm what ho had henrl Of tho experiences Ut
those who wrre TO spcuk, hu &hD,tght he could
safely plsnlsr thnt 1t would bU ili.leul Interest,"
Ing ui1l valuable.
a hymn WIS SUM, and thnn Mt. KoloEg, of
Trinity, Rroso to rulato his 0xpurlulao. lIu was
not, hu snti, ono OF th0se alluded to In having
bopn converted lute IN ljfu. Thanks bo to God, Ao
hal Experienced tho great uhNrys III hls youth.
Cod bud kept h1n a1ld htcssud him over BtncN,
aud h0 WAS nblu and glad to testify tuat yptl,i-
less wua lntleod prulltatta Il. al thIn2s. Faith
waa neonssAry In rulglY. hs It wlla III thu eottA-
.nhlcst afrIira Ut ltte. Thu prOinlscs Christ bud
lnadu lie wMs ablo to kt*it, an would kcop tlutn
II 9nn would hiit tr,ist Hin,
,ixin.ls expcr,tf,cn trim hlA Youth III, will its
alternating (erltls Ut elevation and slupresaI0.
Lei nsuy troM t1n tl,e!rinus # thu Church, 10
ncther hht nur chill. FnNy Nrt,llxiNl fr,tN his
, 1880-03-08
OBITUARY..
FRANCES POWER CoBBE.
bk,.$xs, hd..Af fa.L 1E...u o..

:, -l,o,tot. Adrsftttv, March ). .~:"-'
Miss Frunces Power Cobbo, whose death Is IN.
nounced, WIS born Duo. l, 1s::.s,, ut Dublin, oI
English ancestors, and 0ducntad at Brighton
sho hns spent tho hest pnrt Of her life In Lon.
don. 6ho was Interested ut I'M cnrly day In r.
lgtonH matters, and nftor considerable rcadn4
in various directions bocntno tecply Interested
in the writings OF Theodore parkor. After her
rnothcr'a denth sho Inquired Of him rs To I'm.
mortality; hfs answer wis his "Bcrmon Of tho
Immortal Ltfo." Tho two wero Intimate friends
and close correspondents over since: but they
nevor saw each othor until 1850, Mt Florence.
pnrker, in reccivtng hur, salA: VT is strange
n ne o rns u ~ s no. III Th S ns
NJ ~" + S r. ss snss ssn S sss'J
more; Miss Gs,b6o ca,,yht glimpse 81
tho man'a p9wora. "Do not speak Of yolr foel.
70 lcnvn you" Ilo w,.ntcd to 500 hor ovefy day.
Ms " w%s hs list 'Sy c Eth a S fs~ t ill., " I
Tile preface, OH the religious lomands. Of the
Aoath q teE fa.hor Miss cohbo tr.,elod y tae
rlaees Il ltaly," isSi, and ths S scltics y ~
rast sl the latter being reErlnts fr9!n F'Tt ssrs
timu assocated with Miss Mary Carpenter In Tho
led House ieforn4tory, but ior labDrs wore Ter:
II ar IL sn o u se
itnly, whom she mot Thonsoro Parker, md i wa.
the cause 9f thu unlon during tho War. IN be, hst
GsnIt!1n @i'a Fnt,,r: eNxppo!s @ q !!sxYSns Ss
various schools Of tho English Church ana =
eritical rsvlew Gf Rmns s,S %Fistng. To nHs "Es
, 1880-03-08
State AFFAIRS.
WISCONSIN,.


liAn1sor, Wis, Marpi, din tho A,s.,-.,-,.
mnrnt,,,, inint vY,a.,i,i,ra ~ s'e!he'5 thh
LING 1.ns tee","t.o',s "hro hu0rtssl proyd.
tnE Tor cutting OF b,si',css OH 'Thursflny nc1t
and providing for II gcticr1, nllDltrnn,cnt ..ss
week frum 10. morrow. All TIM (,unrtt,ns..o me
inat r,,ctei tn rnnnrt In. n,rt ,v,,,,., Hcrs
so".v W. u'''e "cio es''c'iten III 1'ros!dfng foFs
~ W., VI tao oate militia,
uta,a... srns S-." ~ Wv s'a.e agricultural
uoy, '.',.., est e :" NV ees'esl Wisconsin Agr1.
1..,".s,. ,,a,5, ,.tA Sn',voo 70 !ne Milwaukee
,v,sa.'.,s!. ,n.'.sa "u, ~ u''s' ewing Tho Eona
y, H. ..n,,, 's INV, pmu. " esMae 1oFty mtIes
Vs., ..,t"" '"'' se''' ''stoa VI coulplct-
'"s .s,.;,, .m"M.5 ',.nts. ,.mta
- I,s.n.""t "'n "slu paaFea fesulatngt tho rats
r,.. T. ", .cenl a".e ~ D ahu c"n'r1ct nta
a"u e,.t .,.a vi nlno Nna'fs toportct I'D.
,,i',. ~, ~" anU nssuny JUN. resolutions rro
y a"' .oo Nv S,'ni"He, M thoro Is no rcounl
'Mtt IL P'esea tAe Assembly Dy II constitutional
minority.
yuw 1t tbc fayuraln @ II ,,v ssnsatton a,;,ss a
Ielt,Q NItl to utItlstrurt rf,scrvnrs ,,rn. ~, tIs
hentlwatcrs Of tho Upn,r A2tssissIpnI Wisc"nloo loo
ST. Crulx mn, ChInnnw ItivGt-t ,t1rin,, ti tiSs'u.l9
to wtthdr1,w Gri snio it, IuIti. nlK. 'no i1 nato
1ulruu in tho crrott0n uf sl1Git tintns ma . ~.
voiis; alsu 10 nrtvio lcVisiltlpm tnnIItn, 'as. S
Gpvornmeut to prosecute Tho work withn,nt Mo sno
II Ia csttmato1 that tl,cro will bo r,u,,r,,.u
WiepOuSiN for this work H. lA nEr.,a III rtsnna
, 1880-03-08

crnsrnl merit, in those thnpl,ts and feelings
thu. show tho glowing trnrcsM " G"d:
measure this rny Of Light. t'rarc and truth
cn'nH oy ihls ansor i' wh sfaec f w. y nt
not TINT Of II Venus tlt, Milo or dc Sictllcil y"
such llysicai hcn,ity tim, rGmr. ,, n nn! @ Iie ,'
f1sty Y '%s!y t e!s sss! lt ' IT, 'ss!'s,s
and s ee y rnsnni'K as % i tia, VII, Ghr'st c"ne
Er1.ciou. truth. 1T latcr nt,d hnt1l cruel mgr.
'n!no nlnnH mil tnught cruel aoeir'pes. .n.l mi
"prncoi'A" tr,ti, Ger,istl. il thcy rcto!nml atiy
trti, at ntl they ccr,nnly hai dtvorect Il troli.
.sw,s,i s ;s,"S to to a Wit A ssrw %a ustss .
tho sncrt ~ tho words of .tcs,ts TO- find only
wOnIs rs ftll VI Gr1lee na Of trItth. Thor must
10 wt,.,is FIJI. uf pqutty us between God md t,a,.,
d or syrnth,y 4, d 1l a. haa GiMlty yb ,I.,i
to es' pa;cs M panea II md nv to ys ytptan ste cars" MS
n,,ist 10 srirt,lalIzct! aal stnl,d tar ths WinF-
inrc In pence. ehn,ld stand for tho u,lvcrsality
nf tho otcr uf life. should ntMnd for y ,livl,iu
:i whs wa n hS ast 81 Gy Wy c s,,mt ;d S ,n. h"
nMtl,oure.. Sunshine tt love ~ which the feet II
ssaad for % b"inat, chccRs wet With ito iears i of
pclaitcncr entl FOR y voco which hnstcns to say,
Thy sius 10 forgiven thee. .,.. ,. ,,.,,.,.
mntte them rlsc upon the win!s md ,!y eo fur.
Musical. tnIcf c,n l,e h.nrl further thnr dis
Gavs thuntnrcil i"rth ride iccrccs, dc, tic
rnpttlace. III strrtt, lnuRhs: when Christ dtes
a. nG kncw 1 The a|csfi9n re- 9" tn9
tt tiontea awny fron Palestine anl fril III icn-
fe!i n, the siands or Il, thp empire ol cosifu-
cl,,s. M,l n,a,tr tho wild flowers of Fngan!snl
t9ks tf j1t1t1 fh1 61f6tt1
, 1880-03-08

Special btpaleh to Tho Ehteae' IftaaHf. .,,
sTHnLiH0, H.. bfaroh 7,-Cot lilbprt IL wy
son, ono of atcrllnxs oldest residents, dlcd tns
morning vt hta residence In tho city, ut tho rlpo
old aRc Of n years, IIs was burn III Washington
cnino 10 llIinnls il, lxsi Ii, lsg hS
tie Circuit Court froa. that ycar unit!
Dcctls fnr fa.,rtouIi yours, md prrlat1 Justess
fur eght yours. In tho sarly pIEt u u
tho ltubeliion, he WIS, ilio,nGyr ~ Y
shortly Aftor their lisbAndMeit. wits Ninl!niiis",
w president Linas'ln to layinstnra pMl.i1sn,
III the nrlny. After four yours OF hpnni,!s'u ,.su
blu houAo gince ttat time, 0n account ot ~ ~
lntlF rosi,icuco In this county, Col Whot ,t,i +,
wei known everywhere, anA hls death ~ wv 10 II
known him, r.
, 1880-03-08
RICHMOND u ALLrn,,,,>,,.

Rtc11M0ap,vlL Mnrch Tho foiIms,r.,.,,
organization of tho new Nfch1honl 4 A,la.s - 'ho
tsnllrond Company, which hns purchn.aa.
property md franchises of tho ,1.tnca s,,s tne
Knnnwhn Canal Company: ucosgo N. naS.s., nnst
NOV, liartfori. Conn.,, 1'rcsrnt: II, q "a,noo' ~a
hichmon'l, Vice -rrdsitlcnt; t,hrppard 'St1A W
nun, Nov York. Secretary and Treasurer; .o; .ns
CoMra. n. Jorinn, samuel Hhcjnr. II i,,,rtse ,rtseTsh,
cMEo; Henry Miller, ,C0lntnbHs o.: ';",Nas shl.
ltninc, Matnot MD ChArlea f. Worthani,. ni,99. ..
, 1880-03-08
RAILROADS.


ST. LOUIS Il MEXICAN GULF.
Col, Henry c. Young. Of Springfield, bIo Inns
bccn In st. Louis lntely irving tn Induce capital.
lists to take huld nnL build tho 81. Louis & Mex
lcnn Gulf ltallrnnd. This Important enterprise
was FIRST Btartcd 1T 1871, and curlt,any FORMED
embracing In Its directory Bon.e of the Most IT.
iluentiul capitalists IN the Southwest md tile
EMst, nn!, but FOR tho panic In 1STl tho ruNd
would now 10 In operation. a rrpnrtcr of tho
st. Lostls ftlMbi'caN Ind I'LL Interview with C0.
Young rcgMrt,inK tho project, Of which tho fol-
lowing Nro the most In,pnrtAnt parts:
intended terminus"
~. !" mo .rEinal plan was to build from plerco
S s d to ss s"s G.i asf !" IA H. Es5s Ct Esas 5
r"ec"e p iiao ssi ss sa"o r ~ 0'' o'fe0' a
Wlut ia tho tlIsanco by this road from st.
" Eight hundred miles"
r,a,l iroi,i 1t. i.o'is to tho Gill of siexieoY' A
:" iGs, cir. It ~ aoto.!ty miles sllnrsor thnr,
yla r. lo's y iMn aid"n.aln Ia!ro4a, "!
HHn " p; lranSIseo md Missouri, Kans1s 4 Texas
~ n,. %ht + te character of tho country south
NJ & Eootl: rhat portion Of Arknrsas through
which tllc ron,l will run is nuc,l fur its flJ,o tn-
Co,i1ilcs Yf Benten, Washington. and Crawford
sr9 e,ssy nsa p",n;"e" no,! BY s ensr
., end stoek NJ tnnse t1rce counties d. At Fort
ars srasa: inceti thls roatl NH piss i through s
~ @ Kk ss' s, the s"f n ntYds ts SS L MI d cd
come come tho best paying road west of tic NIssis-
re"s ySS s4nsstt sss tic fe eGfsf is oea M
SsisyS' iTon, ~ isis sSaa a 4 Il @ .s
, 1880-03-08
GRANTS IluRMEY HOME.

1p*t4as Das1afeA 70 1At CAAaoa THbWks' -
NNw ORLEANS, ill.,. March 7.--GOn. Gr7as'i ena
tho Hrltlsh steamahip uaytiea, which l. duo hero
IN the 18th.
, 1880-03-08

Lou1svIL1.s, KY, March 7.-W. II. Hayes W
pointed Judge OF tho ya1erai Court Of henI
lucky early in September, ls7v, 10 s'!eesa ss,.
Judge Hand ballard, die1 sudtenly Of near ~,
dlscuso In this city this afternoon. JMiu, iit iiaSt
wAs ~ years ut AEe, and wRH from spEtn H. H.
~, During tho War no wna brave sNtii,c5t IT, ~
!lvistoWs sugncnt- 1t will be reiI1eHlbcfs,u. lin
Judge nA1lard's death. lust August, was suaasA
and Of leAxt. .iteQAaQ. - = =
, 1880-03-08

STF<ta3 pHVa1eN 70 F@s CA7ea0o 7TIb1Ne.
LOu1sv1LIE, Ky., March 7.-The' fact has
leaked out horo TINT tho Louisville h st. Louis
Al-L1uc h1s been purchased Nv c. r. Hunting
, 1880-03-08

, - II4N NIUN!FISs ..ts
PROVIDENCE. Il. L, March 7.-Tim Mons
member Of tho tirst Ethiopian minstrel inu}~ n.y.
. on the road, thtrty-fonr. yoars nyO, and IN 'u'
business ever Binoa, died Saturday.