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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-04-28
Honor Roll.

The following subscribers have paid to
the dates opposite their names:
Geo. Hubener, New Orleans,t to Jan. 81, 81 90
j. Il. McCallum, Caseyville, TO Apr, 81, GO
J. W. Bessonett, Terry, 10 Dec. 81, 90
Evans Hall, Williamsburg, to Jan. 50, 90
". G. Harper, Cato, To April 81, 30
J. b. Parkman, Blonntsyille, Jan. 81, 90
Robt Criscoe, Brookhaven, 10 NoV. 81, 2 00
r. q. Mccall, Braxton, to Sept. 81, 90
Il. ID. Davis, Brookhayen, to Feb. 81, 2 90
A.. d. McClendon, " to Nov. SO, 2 CO
q. W. Carlisle, Jackson, to May 81 90
j. j. White, McComb, to April 81 90
Henry Towns, B~rookhayen, to Dee. 81, 200
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TfJtV ~ Ut DOt1"|S
as it possible that Mr.. Godfrey is mp
and at work, and cured by so simple a
remedy"
81 assure You il is true that he is entire
" cured, and with nothing butl1op Bitters;
and only ten days ago his doctors gave him
up and said he must die!'
"Well-a-day! That is remarkable!
will go this day and get some Tor my poor
George know hops are good.
april 2S.-2t.
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Go to Henry a Meeks and buy their
aspoon in can baking powder. The pow
der is warranted strictly pure each pox
contains a heavily plated silver spoon for
which no extra charge is made. II Is hay
ing a big run.
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z THAT SURPRISE

Maxixe. a new vegetable from s. A., differing
from anything ever grown here. delicious raw or
bean OF Japan, half bean half pea, said by chem
lists to be the richest human food known. EIne
fodder plant, also. Seed, Is cts. q paper, Cuhan
ever grown in u. 81, firm. luscious, crisp and
sugary hest to keep OF ship. Is cts. ? paper q Y
reeds g papers for 81. Very scarce. L0g-of-Wood
Musk melon. largest known. to3 feet Longtime
quality, early aud prolific, Is cts, a paper. Climax
Tomato richest flavor, early, proiinct son1-un
tian Corn from the Nilel. Yields Immensely
in the south where other corn fails, unequaiea
for table or stock, 20 cts. a paper, 70 CTS q pon,is
hieh. is cts. q paper. cuzco Corn, gfainsl u, ione
& rs. broad. Seed will bring fabulous prices, y cts
q paper. All the above sent for VI . OF each ~ Z
Address G. B.. GILBERT 4 60. Atlantis, ~,
R-aserence: Hon. W, Z. Calhoun. Mayor o.
Atlanta.
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Married.

At the residence of the brides mother, in
Franklin county, IN the 18th inst, by T.
II. Darsey, Esq, Ebert E. Legett and Miss
Margaret Hammock; all OF Franklin coun-
ty.
Copiahan will please copy.
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IYeD/p OF earn.

Make plenty OF corn, plant cotton to pay
for your sopplies, then spend your cash for
other necessities at Kohlman's great cash
house and you viii be sure 10 keep out OF
debt hereafter.
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a Gaoa farmer. 1liled

His horse, rushing in to see the elegan'
stock OF Spring goods that are beng open
ed at John McGrath's. lie says the STOCK
Of shoes and hats snrpass anything ne mas
eyer seen.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-04-28

Buy your shoes from VIM. Abshagen, and
your shoe bill will be less. He knows at
shoe. and confines himself to his line OF bus
mess only. See for yourself. mar3l-o.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-04-28

McGrath is getting in the finest line OF
goods OF the season. Ladies, call and see
the shoes and notions. An elegant line OF
perfumery on hand and no "PHosrHATEs."
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-04-28

Buy your machinery of H. Dudley Cole.
man & Bro, New Orleans. They heep full
lines. and will sell as cheap as any house IN
the country. Patronize Southern enterpri-
ses ieb. "a ii.
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IHP' Hnl,OPl.

Whiskey is the result of the experience of
twenty-five years, in which time the manufac-
ture has been perfected so as to pfodu' &c an ar
tlcle as pure and %nutrious as bread made OF the
grain from which 1t is originally distilled, with
mellow taste, delicacy of navor and eXhllara-
ting quality unsurpassed by any made in Ken
lucky. l.. W, Harper, Distiiler, Nelson county,
Ky.
D~ROoKHAyEN Miss.
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Try a bottle of Malakoff Bitters, at W..
i. Smiths.
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Ii You want oofae, sugar, bacon, flour,
meal, lard, rice, dr. goods, boots, shoes, hats
or clothing at the lowest market price, go
TO Henry x Meck's.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-04-28

DIR. Harter's Foyer and Ague Specific
may be taken by persons with broken con
stitutions, or by children with perfect safe
ty. Obstinate cases oil long standing are
perm mently cured by this specific.
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A good pair of brogans at Henry q
Meek's for 81 .25.
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Died.

In Brookhaven, on Monday morning,
April 18th, 1881, at 3 o'clock, Robert, son
of Peter Lueich, aged n year, and ten
months.
Another little mound is raised, and an
other i~nnocect spirit hath taken its fight to
the God who gave it. Mr.. Lucich haSIhe
sympathy Of the community.
Henry 4 Meek have Delicious complete
cotton fertilizer for sale.
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Before you buy your supplies, give Henry
& Meek q call.
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Bak ing powder, try a box and you will
use no other, for sale only at j. b. NALTY's.
Apr. 7 At.
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Choice family groceries at Remand AZ
Co., New Orleans.
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.Dun/ed.

WANrED.-Two hundred cords fou feet
wood. Apply to HENRY X MEEK.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-04-28

For the best groceries, send your or
ders to Remand & CO.. New Orleans.
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Bay yonr seed Irish potatoes OF Henry x
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Ladies, if you want nice China, send
your orders 10 Jno. Gauche, New Orleans.
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McGrath keeps a regular shoe store, and
when he warrants a shoe youcan risk them
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ZOWU I0lh'.

Malakoff Bitters, the best in the world
for sale by Wa. Smith.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-04-28

There is not a better house in New
Orleans than ]. X. Remand K Co.,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-04-28

Send Your orders for groceries to D.
X Renaud & Co.. New Orleans.
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EiEGAMT lEMELRY cHEAp.

To introduce our new styles and influence trade
@e make the following unparalleled offers fora
short time "1le Berlin Packet contains a gold
plated watch chain, agate shawl pin, ladyhs ele-
CANT set jewelry, sea bean cuff buttons. coral necE-
lace, set of agate studs, gold plate band ring, collar
button, key ring, pocket book, imitation silk
handkerchief, pen. pencil, comic envelopes and
visiting cards. All these mailed to you for S5c. in
stamps: 4 packets for Sl0o. The lot can be re-
tailed at from s. to $500.
The Royal Cnsket contains one superb anethyst
ring, elegant coral bfouch set IN box, fancy neck
lace, coral sleeve buttons, engraved gold plate
bracelets, rose scarfpin, gold plated lady $ set, gold
plate sleeve buttons, heavy gold plate studs, lovely
cameo scarf pin, genuine Partisan diamond stud,
Maltese cross with r diamond center. beautiful
It sleeve buttons, plated collar button, plated
link watch chain. plain gold plate ring, nobby
cameo ring. Maltese earrings with y. diamond
settings, gents full comb. amethyst set. lady's
null plated set with white stone settings. jet and
cameo scarf pin. eng. gold plate sleeve batt1i,s.
The whole. Of this magnificent COLLECTION sent
secure by mail for g, ? for $500 for 81. This lot
can be rctaiied easily at from y to $40. Address,
N. Y. JEWELRY co, Atianfa. Ga.
THE ATiANTA GLOBE says " This company -
perfectly reliable, and the amount they give for
your money L. astounding
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ysotner-! N~EotI.rrs! vBoahrr.

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
yonr rcss by q sick cliild suffering ami crYiug
with tfiat eYcruciatipg pain Of cutting teeth? II
so, 20 NJ once and get a bottle Of Mrs. WINDOWS
soothing syrup. IL will relieve the poor little
sufferer immediatelg -lepend tltol v; there -
no mistake about ii. There is not a mother GA
earth who has ever used il whowill not tel you
at once that it viii regulate the b9Wats, and sife
rest To the mother, aud relief anu heath to me
child, operating Ike ma9i9. It's p~erieciiy saie
% use it in all cases, and pleasant 10 the taste,
aud is the prescription of one Of the oldest aaI
best female phYaieia"s and nurses ia tle United
State3. Sold everywhere. 70 cents q b1tile.
November 4. 1SS9@ly.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-04-28

Six ponds of the best Rio coffee at Henry
* Mcek's for one dollar.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-04-28

John Gauche has the largest crocEery
store in the South.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-04-28

Write to Remand 4 Co, corner Camp
and Julia sts., N. o., for canned goods.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-04-28

Very choice and cheap sofIee at Kohl
mans.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-04-28

Having resumed the practice OF medicine,
would respectfully >~>aieita share Of the lib
eral patronage heretofore extended him.
Special ~attencion given TO obstetrics and
diseases OF women and children. ieb10
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-04-28
clO/HlU1
Gireu Up ly Doc/01's

Call at McGrath's and see those Spring
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-10-29

never. What if these engayements-tles
very important engagcments-do occur five
or six nights Of" the week. It is sign Of
voar prosperity. Should complain If YOU
find yourself Obliged to meet your custom
ers at theatres and concc.l halls, and poker
parties in out of the way hotels: No, dear,
you are obliged to adapt yourself to your
customers mode of life. 1t is all in the
way OF business and we >hort-sighted wives
are very unreasonable to suppose for min
ute that you frequent such places out Of
choice, when even instinct should teach us
that you would much prefer being home in
the bosoms Of your families. You, dear,
abused husbacds! How patient you are, to
be sure, with us fidgetv, unreasoning crea.
lures, and Mrs Breezy pushed back her
chair with jerk and left the room.-Brook-
lyn Eagle.
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:! .Mat;;er Of Business.


'iou were out ialc last night, dear" said
Mrs. Breezy, tak;n:, her seat at the break
fast table ana t1unb;ns nervously with her
fork.
sob, no, said Mr.. Breezy, sit wasn't late.
You see darling. you were asleep when
came in, and ~
NO, Mr.. Breezy, | va, not asleep, but,
IS YOU say, il WAS not late 5r YOU. Moth
ing would convince YOU tina, tue clock
struck :, As Won closed the h,ll.tnor. OF
course business detained YOU MY dear. 1t
is wonderful how much business a man
viii fad to transact after midnight, but Of
course We women know nothing about
>ucl Things. We never can understand
YOU man, can We, dear: We "rc always
inasins all sorts a! horril ;l.ays when YOU
happen to stay away Il day or two without
sending even a lire. Women are 30
nervous, are th..v not, dear: " ii, silly
creatures Mc are, to be sure. I've voul,.
only go to bed, and go to s!,rp, it would
save us Il world OF trouble, wouldn't ii.
stron. men can take care OF Yourselves
1t you are obliged to 1T up until al :;
O'Clock in the m.r.in. taking business
with Your customers it is really ungra'ct,l
in us to complain, for OF course YOU have
the worst oft, don't YOU, darling: ifow it
it must have bothered YOU, and how tired
YOU must get and think that it is all fer
our sakes. When YOU come :ottcrns
home SO tired that YOU c.a scarcely get up
>ftirs,and throw yourself ON the bed with
ont even the strength to remove your boots,
we should appreciate your devotion in thus
'ahorins to support us. Now, last night,
dear, when you stumbled over the rocking.
chair and found yourself obliged to cling to
the headboard to support your wcarie.i
form, you rresctcd a really sad example OF
the over-workcd husband and father.
When your shattered nerves caused YOU to
upset my frcsl, bottle OF cologne and scat
tered the contents OF my wG, basket over
Tie floor, YOU really looked the typical mar
Tyr of married life, OF .onr>, vuu do not
remember it. dear. You were too worn
ON witt, that horr:d customer to remember
in! thing. What dry, stupid time yo,.
must have talking business UP i" ;; o'clock
IN the morning: and YOU look 50 sleepy
and used up this mornin. would really
imagine YOU had eNpcrienc I'd Il sever. ILL.,
ness IL didn't know it WAS those terrible
racAins business cares which pull vol,
down 81. | see you have quite lost your
appetite. dear. You haven't even touched
Your steak. Now. dear this vii! not 10.
You mus, not apply yourself: :" closely to
business. 1t is KILN. vnu." And Mrs..
i'rcrz,'> mouth curlrd intp a decided ~rccr
us she du, tablespoon in the fried pot;,-
toes.
but. ~, lear" said Mr.. Hr,ezr. maxim.
Il heroic rti,r: to swallow a little OF In.
steak. 1t WIS Il most im.N,rt.!n, ru.ayc----'
"tt cour>. it MAS. sid Mrs Breezy. H.
me poured out Il cup of cot?.r with lr.m,
ding hand. "Oi cuurs. it was. love.
our engagements are always important,
'hG.' vii 2yvvr keep over until morning.
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urine and many other disc that lead to in>nt.
and death.
DIX. MiNrlE. will! agree to- forfeit Five Hundred
Dollars for i case of This kind the Vital Restorative
ton Ter his special advice and trc,,mvnl1 Will moi
cur or for ANYTHING impure or injurious found in it
wit,nut mercury. Consultation Free. Thorough OK.
animation and advice. lncdiny antl> SITS OF urine
$500. Pri'. of Vital Restorative, $50 h"',y, 81
, r.,cp, Of pri.c or S s,r. r "scr
>iti,i,. and in private name il desired. nv \. f.
MINriE. NJ. H.. II k"'rn.v ST. san Francisco. Cal.
DIX. M,xr.r~ Kidney K m.iv. nophr.,ir.s:,,, cures
norrh,, elect. Ic,chnrrhar For sale hv all drug
gi.,s: Sl.np per i:ottl.. six bottles tor $500.
DIX. MlNTlEs D,ni,ion Pills are the H., i :inc
For ,:r., by nj Druggists. f;s-l
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DR.. SpINNEY,
NO, IL KEARNEY STREET..

TREATS ALI. tltRo%I: AND SPECIAL DISEASES.
VDGNt; MEN Who may be S.,il, ring rom the ct
fcts of youthful +" lies or i,dissrc,n will 10 we'll
t" avail themselves Of this. The greatest boon ever
laid "A, the altar o: suffering humanity. DIR SrlNNty
will guarantee to forfeit 500 tor ever. n' son.
in, weakness or private disease of any h.l or char
aCter which he I'm /. riak.S ami t;.'.a 80 cute.
MIDDLE AGED MEN. There are .tlanv 1t the
aye OF thirty /" SIXTY wh" are troubled wi h ton If,
uucrt excavations OF the bladder. often comp
by Il slight srnartrlc or hGtnn.. ns.t."n md a
weakening nt the system i'll Mariner IT, ,}3,> n.
cannot acruun fer. On cv;i,.,ininr the urinary de-
loai;s rni,v sediment vii! often II: found. and som,
times small ,,.!.i,>'S Of M viii ,"r or th.
color Will " o! a llin nlk,h lu n.i,in q. nrin..
to Il dark and torpid appc ranr,. Ihrr. arr many
men who die o. this difficulty ignorant t the cause,
which is tn, .o,tt stag Of Sl,,ini we,kr Dr. =.
vii! "uar'n;, &c pcr:,t cure in all ,ur s;lsus. and
= healthy c>terat,n o: in ce,A'ir urinary organs.
Office hours~-tn to and " 10 !. ~un,svs from 10
to !, y. ~. consultation free. Thorough vx.nnnt,or,
and .''vjcr =; Call on or address DIX. SrlsSEy &tO
* NJ ke;,rnly ST.. san Francisco.
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0n CHE Side.

The Rev. Mr.. Piper was once called up
ca TO marry a man to his fourth wife, As
le approached the couple he said: please
TO RISE The man wriyglcd about his chair
moment and finally spoke: "We've us
TALLY sot!''
Marriage is q lottery. and love letters
should consequently be excluded from the
ails. Advertisements for housekeepers
should be suppressed on the same grounds.
Lowell Citizen.
Post,nastcrs have been directed not to
deliver scurrilous postal cards. They are
also forbidden to read postal cards addressed
to other parties. Therefore, when YOU
tropa scurrilous letter into the Postoffice
YOU must acquaint the Postmaster and mis-
assistants with the fact or they will b. terri.
lily crplexcd.-Norristown Herald.
The report from Europe that DIR. Tanner,
the faster, hal fallen downa pair of stairs in
that country and broken his neck is con-
tradicted. 1t appears that all the best new
that comes over the cable lacks the import
ant element Of trut,.-Norri>tow Herald
How quickly We forget the rules of arith.
Iletic as learned in school is shown in the
fact that a prominent dry goods merchant
i, Boston worked half an hour on the FOL
lowing proposition and failed to give an an
swer: If four men build a wall five feet
ligh in four days how long will it take six
,r,en to build wall eight feet high in seven
days?
At the electricity exhibition in Paris
gentleman asked for the telephone connect.
cd with the opera, but merely held the ere.
,civer" in his hand and continued talking
with his friends. but, sir, you don't lis.
tent" said the attendant. Ooh don't
care about the music: am waiting for the
balet."-Le Figaro.
An old man, with head as destitute Of
hair as Il watermelon, entered an Austin
avenue drug store and told the clerk he
wanted a bottle Of hair restorer. What
kind of hair reslorcr do YOU prefer IL
reckon I'll take bottle Of red hair restore..
That was the color of my hair when was
boy"
Discussing a friend "Oh, grant you he
has some good points, but he is so awfully
violent. Why, he yesterday called his an.
Gle a brisand, a robber, and said he would
end his days on the scatfoll.' Yes but
he wouldn't have talked so about stranger
lie Figaro.
When Il rural-resort landlord thinks Il
city man is putting on too many airs he
merely says, as he hands him the key to
his room at night: "Be careful to turn out
the gas don't blow it out
The following; item was sent in to the edi.
tor of a paper by reporter who hat, been
practiciny at the bar: Thorn kennev, Ia.
bocr on shcwall, yhest'dav trying move
large crowbar wish bo-o.o. ldrr, shlippel
foot and fell such Whence produce ghas'lv
wound on r-rcck, Aic-X-x inches .crcunt.
Jcnce. Crowbar was'tonce taken hospital
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

is a ncycr-'; failing cure 10,
nervous s!vh:ii y.cxhau>t
cd vitality. sen.n,,i weak
ness, >p rlnAt,n,hu':,. Los!
Of Manhood, in,p"trmry
PARALYSIS and all the terri
bic effects of Scit'.ahu>t.
youthful tollies, and eN
ccs>cS in lnat,,rcr wears
such as loss of memory
l:iSliudc. no. turn.ll ennis
sionS, aversion to society,
limn..ss nf vision. noises
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-08-09

The baby elephant, born in PhiIadel-
phia March Is, 1880, weighed 2l3 pounds
at birth, and within the year gained 700
pounds on an exclusively milk diet. 1t
now weighs not far from 1000 pounds.
Mr.. ] ames G. Fair heads the person
al ASSESSING nt roll just filed in San Fran
cisco with $40, 2Oo,O 900. Mr.. J. c. Flood
is assessed at $50, SOC, 900 for himself and
$2o,OO0,OO0 as trustee for ]. w. Mackey.
Mr.. Charles Croker is assessed at $780,
10000.
The French African Complication
deepens ey cry day. A Tunis dispatch of
the 2sth SO ys ten thousand French troops
have arrived there in the past eight days,
and the home government is charged with
the design to hurry the general elections,
so rs to put hundred thousand men in
the field. ~ rs
-Ex-Sepator Conkling says he intends
to practice +" . little law" in this country
if he can get the permission of the editors
who have been opposing his reelection !;
that he would not presume to practice
without this permission. This little. bit
ofirony indicates that the Senator thinks
it was the newspapers that killed him.
He i mists ken. Il was case ofsuicide.
The wi itewashing reports Of the CON-
mittee Of clergymen which he has been
investigating the case of the Rev. Mr..
Cowley, of Shepherds Fold" notoriety,
is likely to raise the question Is to what
manner of men they are who compose
these ecclesiastical courts. Inthis partic-
ular case they find that Cowleyl was not
guilty Of starving the childrenin his care
with an eva purpose, and that the stories
Of starvation were grossly exaggerated.
They endehvor to exculpate him by as.
serting that the children in his care were
suffering from inherited disease when cd
mitted. Tlie ~ spite Of the fset that
Lewis VictSf, the boy whose ill-treatment
was made be prinoipsl ground for the
ProsecatisnIef Qa8ley, grew strong and
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healty shen given pfoPsf ere ard treat
ment. Covley has suffered the penalty
of the law for : crime of which he was
fond guilty By = lay jury. This j. about
aIl tfs general public he's 70 DO with him,
bat it does nevertheless, seem strange
that committee of churchmen should set
aside the verdict ofthst jury and reinstate
him IS . minister Of the Gospel.
The Governor of Missouri had con-
ference on the 27th, with the railroad Of
ficials concerning the recent train robbery.
Governor Crittenden stated that it was
the unanimous opinion that prompt and
vigorous measures should be taken to
bring the outlaws to Justice, and he will
issue proclamation offering . reward of
CSC, 700 for the arrest of the men who rob-
bed the Rock Island train ct Winston;
$2O, 900 of the sum for the capture of the
James boys, supposed to have been the
leaders in the robbing party, and $4,000
each for the other FIVE men.
Two curious dispatches from the late
Edwin M. Stanton have just been publish
ed for the first time, in which the late sec
rotary charges Horace Greeley with hav-
ing conspired to have him assassinated.
Both are addressed to Hon. Edwards Pier
repent, of New York, under date of May
IL and Is, 1865, respectively in one of
them Mr.. Stanton used these somewhat
remarkable words: /" l have proof of ex-
press personal malice against me by Gree
ley, and believe that can establish COM
bination between him and others which
may end in accomplishing my death, as it
did against Mr.. Lincoln and Mr.. Seward.
This is my reason for distinguishing his
case from others of general vituperation."
They are published, probably, to show to
what improbable conclusions the minds
of men were driven by passions excited
by great national calamity, not entirely
unlike the attempted murder of President
Garfield. Nobody thinks that Horace
Greeley attempted to incite any one to kill
Mr. Stanton, and the latter evidently
thought better of the charge afterward,
for he never instituted the libel suit which
he instructed Pierrepont to begin.