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Special dispatch to the River Press.

CHICAGO, January 17.-The Times Boston
special says: Coffee will rule lower in the
United States during the present year than
it has for number Of years. Coffee can be
no more cornered while such enormous crops
are now being raised in all coffee growing
States than can Niagara be damned.
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debate on the joint resolution referred to above when
it finally resolved to appoint committee to wait
mon the Governor and inform him that the House
was permanently organized
Adjourned to the 17th
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Special dispatch to the River Press.
HAavaSnss

DENVER, January 17.-In reply to articles
IN the morning newspapers, Gen. Halmer
telegraphs that Gould has nothing whatever
to do with the Mexican National Road Con-
struction Company, and has not one dollar
invested in it.
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MORNING SESSION, January l8.
Hundley from Ways and Me ne Committee, report
ed with reference to the communication received from
the secretary Of the Washington National Monument
Associations recommending that the Governor be in
sructed to forward to Washington tablet to be in
serted in the Washington N Nonament, and appropri-
ating - dollars ont of the Territorial treasury for
that purpose.
G. 3. f. relating to refundng the bonded indebted
ness Of Madison county reported from committee with
recommendation that the bill pass. No objection be-
ing made, the bill was ordered engrossed.
Recess.
4 FTERNooN SESSION, January Is.
On motion of Hayes, the Printing Committee was
instructed to We 500 copies Of the Governors Mes
sage printed
The employment of W. 7. BarlsF, formerly Terri
to ial Treasurer, as clerk of the Ways and Means
Committee and OF Fl. B, Smith aselerk Of Judiciary
Committee was reported.
Hundley offered the following res9luton Resolued
That the Governor be requested TO inform the Council
what meas ures if any, had been taken to remove the
distractions in the Columbia riYer and thus allow
salmon to reach the haadWaters il this Territory.
Adopted.
Executive session. Adjourned
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Special dispatch TO the River Press.
war Inevitable.


war Inevitable.
New YoRK, January 17.-The Wor5d's
London SPECIAL says: Il have been told by
well informed persons tonight, that the
Ministry now regards war between Greece
and Turkey ineYitable, and fears it will
sooner or later involve all Europe
<ara----
Special dispatch to the River Press.
The Canada Pacific.
TORONTO, January 17.-The Globe says:
Since the formation Of the new syndicate ten
million dollars have been subscribed towards
the Canadian Pacific railway project and tits
now perfectly certain that the whole amount
of capital required can be obtained.
Special dispatch to the River Press
Secretary Blaine.
WASHINGTON, January 1z-sec'y Eyarts
reveals the fact that Blaine will be the next
Secretary Of State, BY q statement made
ii diplomatic documents, that Blaine will
carry On the correspondence hereafter.
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Special dispatch to the River Press.
RNna Racn pnstpnR1sn n1

LONDON, January 17-Hanlon and Lay
cock have postponed their boat race on ac-
count Of the drift ice in the Thames. The
race will be postponed from day to day until
the river is clear OF ice. Betting is heavy,
and Hanlan's hackers are betting three to
two. Unless the water will allow the race to
take place before Wednesday, they will not
have the tide for another week.
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Special dispatch to the River Press.
MesHOgg's Seat.

WASHINGTON, January 17-The vote on
Saulsbury's motion in the Senate to-day to set
aside the holiday bill in order to take up Kel-
loggs case, is substantially 6 foretest of senti-
ment of the Senate concerning propositions
to unseat Kellogg. The result shows he will
not be disturbed.
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ETGRso.
MORNING session, January Is

MORNING cEssI0N, 10.
Bills were introduced as fooWs:
BY Rogers to amend section 5 chapter Is of revised
statutes of IT, to provide for election for chang
ing the county seat of Beavy rhead.
By Cullen concerning the terms of Office.
BY Han]y, to repeal sections 1856 chapter 10 of the
criminal laws to amend section IA ii the code of civil
procedure
BY Parchen concerning fire insurance companies
and their agents.
Committee of three was appointed on mileage.
Bills were introduced, by Blake, r. B. s, bill con-
cernng amount of taxes levied annually. Referred
to Ways and Means COMMITTEES. Beech moved to
amend so that bill shall not go into effect until 1882
Carried.
By Blake, Fl. B. g. a bill concerning cruelty to do
mestic animals. Referred to committee on printing
By Parchen, Fl. B. 10 to amend act to provide for
Helena fire department.. Referred to Lewis and Clark
delegation.
BY Chambers, Fl. J. NJ. asking enlargement of
peniten,ary. Referred to committee on Federal Re-
ations.
BY Harrington, H. j. NJ. No. 2, protesting against
the passa e Of any law authorizing leasing by the
general government of public lsnds Referred to
committee On grazing and stock growing.
AFTERNOON SESSION Januarv1o.
The committee on printing rezastea II b No. g
correctly printed. This bill is tc the county q
Silver EoW-
DeWoH moved to amend by striking out all after
the word named in line a, section q inserting after
date the word ''above." Carried
Humber moved to refer to town and counties
Harrington moved TO amend by referring to the
delegat on from Deer Lodge county, Adopted
The following dispatch was received to-day:
WASHINGTON, January Is, 1881.
a. G. Bot1in, u. S. Marshal, Montana Territory;
The President has ordered the postponment Of the
execution Of spopee, the Piegan Indian, till Friday,
May 9th. The warrant of repreve will follow in due
| course CHAs D. EVANS, Attorney Gen'l
Adjourned
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Special dispatch to the River PEess.
HPnHrn wmeaas.

NEW YoRK, January Geo. slosson,
billiardist, has arrived, AID says that referee
Gibelin, to whose unfair decision was due
the loss Of the match With Vignaux, made
money on the game.
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Special dispatch to the Rive Press.

NORFOLK, Va, Jan1ary 1.-THE receiy-
ing warehouse Of the dd Dominion Company
burned this morning With four hundred bales
of cotton and ten thplsand dollars worth Of
general merchandise.
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War Between Turkey and Greece Reported
as Inevitable-All Europe Likely
to Become Involved.
Blaine to be the Secretary Of State in the
New Administration.
Hadley Says he Knows all About the
Morey Letter.
The New Syndicate in Canada Pacific
Success.
Special dispatch to the River Press.
The Mercy Letter.

CHICAGO, January 1.-THE Times New
York special says that Truth publishes that a
few days before the receipt Of the forged
Morey letter by lruth B. G. Jayne learned
OF a conversation between two men at the
Astor House to the effect that this letter
would soon appear. Upon investigation
Jayne discovered that one OF the men was
Col. Hadley and the other was Stlson Hutch
ins, editor of the Washington Post Jayne,
when the letter was published, Immediately
Informed Marshal Jewell. Hadley had either
forged the letter or was connected with the
forgery. Thomas e. Longeran, a friend of
Hadley and Hutchins had forestalled him
and convinced Jewell that Jayne was wrong,
and that the forgery was the work of Ken
nard Philips. Hadley was the central figure
in the Morey letter conspiracy. He (Hadley)
was the channel Of communication between
the forgers and the Democratic Committee );
he procured pcrjured evidence to sustain the
forgery he is the man who can tell the
whole story he can tell what Barnum knew
of the letter when he pretended to believe it
genuine he can tell to which of the men,
bers Mr. Hart showed the letter for verifca-
ton who were dupes and who were knaYes;
he can tell who instructed him to work up
the perjury he can tell who composed the
MoIey letter who sent it to the I1atb, and
what the democratic committee paid for the
job. Let Hadley speak out fully and truly
and there is evidence to corroborate what be
will tluthfnlly say.
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- 4 CID , ~ SSgazEEzszas------
Weather Prophets.


September %, 1880, Henry G. Vennor fur
nished the following forecast: II expect
December, Qatter part) January and March
will give US most snow. December and
January the most cold. February looks
warm and snow may rapidly disappear dur
ing that month. An early spring. Ice
crop good"
October7, 1880, his forecast reads: ex-
pect tremendous snow storms IS far to the
southwark as Washington, D. c., and west
ward beyond Chicago, towards the end Of
December and New Years, and again in
proximity to the 9Th and 9th Of January.
October 21, $780, John II. Tice forecast as
follows: ''Since The current year is the COM
mencement Of period - more than usual
its maximum until the sId o{ itoeGGo toeGG2o, therefore
my opinion is that the coming winter will be
characterized by great and sudden changes in
atmospheric pressure, and consequently by
heavy precipitation-thali is, heavy rains in
the South and heavy snoWs in the North,
with generally extreme.lgW temperature y
-a.aza- e-<aasre, sEauu----
Special dispatch to the River Press.
LyneEaedI.
SAN FRANCISCO, ,Janua1y 17.--A Bodie dis
patch says; Joseph Dpsoche, who shot and
killed Thomas H. Trelosr few days ago on
account Of q difficulty concerning Treloar's
wife, was captured six miles from town yes
terday morning. Heh.d preliminary ex-
animation during the da7, which established
his guilt. About 10 o'c|ock this morning he
was taken from the jaiIand conveyed to the
scene Of his crime, and here hanged.
Special dispatch to the River Press.
Returned.
NEW YoRK, January I17.-Geo. Slosson,
billiardist, has arrived, ald says that referee
Gibelin, to whose unfair decision was due
the loss Of the match Nith Vignaux, made
money on the game.
Special dispatch to the Rive Press
Fare.
NORFOLK, Va, Janlary 1.-THE Tecelv-
inc y warehouse of the ID Dominion Company |
..1, e. n. 4
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EsggeDfEslaa tee asgarse.

spsdIzI dlE..teH o the R1VerPTess.
Reception to- Grant.
ALBANY, January 17.-The reception given
to Gen. Grant this afternoon was one. Of the
greatest public demonstrations ever witnessed
in this city Fully 1000 people were on the
streets. Reaching the Executive Mansion
the procession was drawn up in line, the
military presenting arms, and the General
and Ex-Governor and Adjutant General
Rodeby entered the Executive Mansion.
Much enthusiasm was manifested
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RELlGIOiS.

Rev. W. II. Milburn will preach al
the Methodist Church next Sunday at II.
Rev. J. NJ. Bruce will preach at the
Junction School house Sunday evening
at $50 O'Clock.
The Cynthisns Christian Church has
hs, secured the services Of Elder Stanley
for another wear al 81 800.
A protracted meeting will begin at
Mckinney on the third Sunday night, to
he conducted by Pew. J. NJ. Bruce, assisted
by Rev. II. A. Topper, Of Hsrrodsburg.
DR.. Dickinson, editor Of the Religious
Herald, Of Richmond, Va, states that Of
the 2,2ad,OO0 Baptist in the United States,
l,Gas, 600 are in the South and 10000 are
colored.
Mr.. T.. X. Chensult was in Williams
burg last Sunday. lie tells us that the
number OF Mr.. Barnes converts to that
time was 'bout 100, and that he would
leave so as to get to Somerss, by Saturday.
The Synod Of Kentucky, Of the South
ern Presbyterian Church, has decided to
enpend $4,000 in sending evsngslists to
preach in those parts Of the State not al.
ready occupied. Half Of this sum was
contributed by b. II. Young and x. s.
Neech, Of Louisville.
The Broadway Tabernacle, or Warren
Memorial Church, Louisville, was burned
Friday night. II had only been conplst-
ell about three years, aud its cost Of over
100000 hal been recently paid in full
by the royal donation OF $4,000 Of l.. l..
Warren, a rich member. There il $50, 900
Insurance and rebuilding will commence
AT once.
The Baptist Association held last week
at Iawrenceburg resolved that at 10 the
sense Of this Association snd the sense Of
the Baptist denomination at large, so far
as this Association knows or believes, that
the dealing in whisky, either as Wholesale
dealers, barkeepep, disiillers, or in any
other way, or psrtaking OF il a. q bever.
age. is wholly Inconsistent with church
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PERSONAL.

MIS- A. Z SvSSsttsr 10 visiting her
i.iher, In Ioyie.
Hos. II. &. KsrTTssS, Of Isn,assf, IL at
tending Court
MISS Ana NsSAEspstt, 81 Iisrrci.hufg. d, .
guest Of Mrs. J. ". Rout
-Na tao. e. CouES, Coauiy Attorney Of An
drr.an, has heen attending Court this vesk.
Mss MaoaE N. NoCoENAoE, of Cihannsii,
b, sisitins her grandmether In the we.i-eud.
NrssFs MotLis rHASds aud Maggie Row
iaud. Of pan,ilie, aw with Miss Re,sy Pennington.
VS. are dad 10 wric0me hack 10 column.
our spicy Semefsei cofresroadent, W. A, MorroS'
fsq
NJ T.. n. Nsltas. ia has eons 10 send .
lee days 9Th bis Gihsfs hmty. near RichlaonI'
Ntrrinia.
.-NE 4. HrtssaFosp has Just returned TON
\ ". Texas - delighted thsi he thinks Of re-
uosius thithef, sui ~suis 10 sell his iarm.
VA iailei 10 aasaiioa last -e-t that NJ. Gar
rstt iltiu aul faaiiy hal gone to Louisvills to
ise@uch TO the fesfsi Of their numerous friends
NJ. utin will engage IN the sto.t husins,.. 10
~hish be- IL sell ser..i. aud ~e trust that he siil
~siv Seh.
Car. ". D. nktL, candidate hr Clefs OF the
Coau Of Appeals, sss here this ~ees. As0ng the
namsfsu. sspirsnis Sf that position there IL no
uasfe aocoIapli.hri Ecuilsmsn not ono uiofe quail
nsi ior the DATES OF the ohoe than Cspt nsli aud
bis ha.t. Of irieAis ~euli delight 10 So hin
honorrl -ith the nomination.
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evening, at which time the members Of
the standing iuries we're examined, snd
but two,R l.. Porter and ] $. Bled.oe. OBJ
tanned, who had no bias in the matter.
Tberenpon the Sheriff was ordered 10 sun
mon 30 men from Garrsrd, and on We'd.
nesday evening the necessary panel
was completed. Hughes then plesdsd gull.
" on two charges, and wss given three
years in the peniieniisry Cor stealing W.
5. Spoonsmore'- horse and two for stealing
! X. X. Geniry's Mr.. Hughes will there
fore resume, in short time, the quarters
he should never have left, " the story Of
his murder ~ the inoden.ise old negro Is
half correct.
Coils. 7. r. Hill aud W. a. welch we're
appointed to examine Joseph y. Paxton as
10 hia qualification a. IA lawyer, aud they
having reported fsvorsbly, that young gen.
ilemsn took the oath aud SNOW full -nedg-
ell attorney. We Zip our hat to L,wyer
Paxton.
The trial OF 5. D. Conn, for murder, was
's''" 'o"i."e' " y e'''e"' '"'' '"e'e
Is an effort being made To wear thi- cs-e
' m. -, a., -, iii, III,
'"" '"'' A"'' W '""'e'
o. 49,, w. 'VO'" 'o' we "",us' " ,O"''s
N"',O"' wv '"' Pp '.'e'" 'u'' "" '"e """'
'1 y. ""' wv s'o"s 'o' ,"' '''"'
~, 70 a'' 'o
against WIN. Tate, engineer, and J." T.
McNama' conductor Tor The Killing OF the
I'VE men At Mehlnne'' by reckler-'y caus.
ing collision. We learn from some OF
the southern Railroad employees Inst the
"e" nave Skipped ou' ana nave not heen
heard OF since the day OF The killing
reward vii be offered b, Governor Black
ourn' ~hlch may or'ng Them !" time'
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NAN RIAG A..

-BESfmcr- EARLY.-Mr. John W
Benedict. a youth Of 10, aud Miss Moliis
Early we're married in stanford Yesterday.
--SrooSsNoRs -MoCK.-Mr, II. NJ
spoonsmore aud Miss NJ. Anna Mock, both
Of this county, were married at Gileher's
Hotel, Danyille, on "wednesday, bv Rev
J. NJ. Bruce.
-MELroS-MIII.ER. Mr.. VIM. NJ
Melton, a ~idower, and Miss Martha Jane
Miller, buxom las-ie, were married by
Judge Brown, "Wednesday. immediately
after the ceremony Vas over, they repaired
to Higgins Confectionery and sweetened
themselves TO their hearts content
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LAND. sTOCK AND CxOr.

p. Y. Nunnelley sold TO Jim Allen "A
hesd Of ,3OO-lb cattle at 4 cents.
A yoke Of oxen weighing 4,220 pound.
sold in Richmond the other day at SIC.
A. V. Gordsn, Of Hardin, sold to
Smith Il Albers 40 slop steers, 30 pounds
average, at 81 to 81 cents.
Moore a Son sold To :. u. Bruce Is
head ,500-lb for delivery on the 18th, At
5 and 81 cents.
-Sanuel Reid sold 20 acres Of land, the
old Reid homestead. near Huslonville. to
John Il =. Reid for $1,000.
Ed. Carter sold to Harris a Co ,2s head
,525-lb. cattle at ~. Logan n Bro. to
same So head, same weight and same price
Gen. W. T. wiihers has purchased the
McClellsnd tract OF land, near Lexington.
1t contains - acres. Price paid $iO6 Per
acre.
The Danville Advocate says wsksield
n Farris shipped to New Orleans 81 two
year-old mules, which they sold at $40
each.
C. b. Hawkins sold TO W. H. Barr Of
Hardin county q head OF l,2oo-io cattle
at \ cents, next spring delivery Mid
way Clipper.
David kine sold to James Uooeh the
farm OF Mrs. Lucinda R'fs, containing ~
acres and lying in the West End OF this
county, for s2o per acre.
Mr. John MeElroy has bought within
the past two weeks, OF various parties, 40
head of mule colts, at an average price OF
so3 per head Leb'non Standard,
-sam III. Bruce bought VI b. J. Ea-
banks, of this county, Is head l,Soo-lb.
cattle at TO cents; 40 head l,lOO-lb. cat
tie Of j. [. Cohen at I, and Is head 1000
ID. at Al,
5. ;. Cowan ha' sold to Jas. T.. Lynn
his farm Of 300 acres on the Somerset
pike, 3 miles from stanford, at $40 per
acre for 2s) acres aud 80 Per sere Tor the
remaining 'o'
j. A. Nichols, Of Mercer county, has
sold 10 Cincinnati party three-yesr old
bullock, weighing at present $500 pounds,
at ~ cents per po1nd, to be delisered lie
tween December LIST and 10th
-CISciSsArI.-Caitle are steady at
81 to 81 IS for common; good to choice
butchers, - To ~ -; beet shippers, - 81
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locsl NOTICES.


FRrH car salt, Lime aud Cement Al
Asher Ow-ley's. ~
Books IN Faith Cares Tor sale by Me
Roberts n Stsge.
Tur best cigar in town j. found At Pen
ny a McAli-ter's.
FoR sALr-A .ceond hand Oaicc stove
Apply NJ this Office.
wArrnrs and Jewelry repaired and
warranted by Penny a McAlirier.
Fon SALr.-New Singer Sewing Ma
chine, cheap. W. =. Walton, Stanford
ANoru.R stock Of Heating Stoves, Coal
Vases, Coal lIods, Nc, at W. ". Higgins
MADAME DgNoRrsr's Fall style Pat.
icrn- Tor sale At McRoberis and Stsggs.
FoR medicinsl purposes buy bottle Of
lO.year old Whisky from McRoherts n
Slagg
EXrRA Inr u Pistols and Cutlery, lne
sud chesp, Just received NJ Mcioberi. n
Staggs.
4 srLrNnIn lne IT Toilet Soaps and
Perfumery, very cheap, At Penny n Me-
Alisief's.
McRournts n SrAGa have a heautifnl
line u the latest styles 81 Jewelry on hand.
Call and see them. &.
A LARGE stock Of Jswelry, Watches and
SilVerware, at les than city prices, at
Penny 4 Me Alister's.
LfaAL BLANKS Of al kind- for sale At
THE IsrERIoK JOURNAL office. Clerks,
sheriff., Magistrates and Constables will
save money by giving rs an order.
PALisG AMI SrRff,,uRs--sOo Hv-l
Osk Pslingr and cD dsk Siretcher- ~
feet long aud 2S3 inches, Tor sale At the
low price of $50, Call at this office at
once and secure the bargain.
Ar1rNuoS lIuSrrRs McRobeit- n
Sagg have Just received the largest and
most complete stock Of breech and mu1zle-
loading Shot.gun.. Game-bags, Shot
Pouche-, Fowler Flasks, New York Drop
and Chill led Shot, and implements for
loading aud re-loading breech.loading
guns, AMI will sell them at bottom prices
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T'Ose Who have avsred Us this week With sub
srriptions are Emerson Priveti. =. NJ. Csfter,Ir
Welding Thurmond, Mckinney, ). G.. Tucker, G.
NJ Jones. Halls Gap; N. q. aud N. ". Cash, Clif
ton, Texas, by John Cash, Dr. W. y. Daily. Paris.
Texas W. N. Hewes, Rawlings, Wyoming Terri
tory Mrs. :. N. Carson, Louisville; !. A. Chap
pelii Crab Orchard; Col y. D.. Bailey, Nitehslls-
hurs, by Prof W. g. Grinsiesd, n. D. Dawson,
Ash Grove, No., by o. J. Thurmond; n. h. Tevis,
Holden, No, isss }. NJ. Alien, Haughts store,
Isrss y, n. Caldwell, Jr.. wayne.buig Gso. X
Englemsn, Shelby city, 1855; Allen Conn, Paint
Lick J. NJ. Csrter.sr., MiilsJgsvills; q. H. Hook
er, issa Prof 7. T. Clellsnd, by q. n. Hooker
Psrksvills T. u. smith, Clarksville, Tenn; Dr.
l. ;. burieti, BrOihs.i; Bailey wtbsrs, 5. J.
Hnbble, ". n. Bright, Geo, q. McR0hsrts, n. Van
Arshsle lssf; Judge !. y. Dennis, stanford; Judge
John NJ Fish, J. y. Butner, Mt. vernon; Jsmes
ssmbroOt, Pleasant Hill; IT,. Ballard, Goochlsnd
BY Col sam NJ. Burlett =. Y. Carpenter, Patton,
Texas W. $. Myers, Jacksonville, Tess.; Judge J.
n. Dennis, stanford.
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eyes and seemed 10 snriously await the
summons. She srou.ed some~hst shout
midnight snj again little before 4o'clOct.
Bright visions Of q heavenly home seemed
10 GIL her mind, and loved one. who had
gone before TO beckon her on. "I'll
soon he With Maggie Higgins, Annie
Craig, Matte O~sley and all my friends, .
she SAID, and then With the words Praise
ye he Lord, Tor his mercy endureih for
ever" on her lips, her articulation became
indisiinci and the agony Of death encom-
passed her. The terrible struggle lasted
over two hours, and just rs the snn was
about to rise on the earthly day, her sweet
spirit arose 10 ito eternal dsy-ihs suffer
ing mortal had put on Immortality. Thus
passed away one Of the purest aud loveliest
spirits that God, in his goodness, has ever
permitted TO Dwell upon earth to gladden.
friends and relatives and to draw them BY
her sweet example nearer TO Him. Grieve
not, dear husband, father, mother and
friends, but rather rejoice and praise the
Lord that he gave you, even for so short .
time, 80 tender a wife, daughter, sister and
friend. safe in the kingdom Of heaven,
she nov realizes that glorious reward
BLESSED are the dead, which die in the
Lord, from hsncsiorth they rest from their
lsbors and their works do follow them"
larye number Of frisnds al the
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Crab Orchard.

Ray Moss face beams with joy, on sc-
count of brsnd.new baby boy.
Died, Monday, Slst, an infant daughter
OF Judge and Dee Bureh, aged two days
Henry Buford, colored, sold last week
his house aud lot on Plank Row to W. X.
Buchanan for 500 cash.
The supper last Thursday night Was
success, both financially and in point Of
excellence. Net proceeds were about s4s.
The entertainment that was to have
been at the Baptist Church was postponed
until Friday night, 4th November.
MIR. J. T. Chadwick showed us some
peaches lew days ago which grew on the
farm of Mr.. Tom White, near town. They
were Of the second crop and were about an
inch in diameter, ripe, contained hard
seeds and tasted very we'll. lie also told
us that Mr.. Whites second cropo tobacco
was far superior to his drst. Score another
for old Lincoln
The Odd Fellows at this place will
give q supper at their hall on Friday night,
November llth. They have appointed
the following ladies as Committee Of Ar
rangeuents Mrs. Dr. Pettus, Mrs. James
McAlisier, Mrs. Ella Hutchings, Mrs
Hannah Stsger, Mrs. Garnett, Mrs. Maggie
Saunders, Mrs. p. 7. Pollard, Mrs. Sam
Hardin, Mrs. Clara Singleton, Mrs. Will
Kennedy. Mrs. X. IA, Bronaugh, Misses