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JNo. HAMPDEN CuAMBERLAYNE,
Then f@low letters Nos. 5. 6, I, S. SID 9
which w;Ic published 10 The GtZst.e yesterday.
In reply 10 the letter marked No. Q l sent the
following letter, marked No. 10. which Dir.
JoUhs, for reasons best koown TO himself, rec
fused to reoai9e:
No. 10.
25h APRIL, 1881.
Dtar Sir,-You ca1 please yourself. twice
refused 10 put OF tho conclusion or settlement
OF this matter aud tei,e refused TO .ra7el for
ycur coLvenie1ce, all tho lima. however lend |
told you s3l. yCu kOeT where 10 fod me-. and
10 my note ct yesterday referred you to the
besrcr CT the note 10 hear what sou bsd to Gay.
Very respectfully,
JNO. HAMPDEN CHAMBEnLAYNE.
Sent at 1880 A. NJ.
The above correspondence speaks fer itself.
| shall make 10 comments, saEe those Which
are necessary. First OF all, it is Significant tina,
Mi. Johns suppressed the letters marked Nos.
l. =. 3 and 4, wiioh arc part OF this cor
respopdpIc,, IS they show tho uc1uis.a be
ground taken BY myself 10 tho beginning. The
Intentional publication CT co icc9n peto Ger
respoudenoo (pli7ste 10 cha1ao!er) cannot fail
| to receive the pubic ensure that it deserves
Moreover, ss 10 the question Of violating the
Virginia l.w, the Constitution AID statues Of
Virginia declare il to be as much violation OF
that las to leave Virginia With the iotertion oil
62hiiag duel as to fight within her borders
This S lawyer ought TO know, and Mr. Johns
h.s hdycriis d himself 10 be law5cr.
Ald. 10 this regard. i! viii BE- noiicsd that all
J. J JOINS letters a!ksd mo to wait and to lrsvo
AID 10 AID hin not to break law, whilo hsd
10 personal let!er assured him that ! held hin
personally 10 tho slme seuse as held tho write.
Of The letter 20 Don Cameron.
Also il will be observed that j. Johps would
never understand M. whoa | referred him to
bis direct remedy. as that he kacw whcro to
licd me-, foaly referring him to fli,Dd tuh
couly designated.
Lastly. The only cause CT complsnt c!n SEQ
ca }. Johns psrt is that he desired dclsy 10 the
statement 10 sought or pretended to setk
while refused TO dcIsy that settlement, aud
wished o settlement ct orc,, without travelling
;r waiting
l submit theso flc:s to the pubic, believing
that further eminent is supalhuous.
JNO. HAMPDEN CUAMDERLAYNE
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS. YESTERDAY
Lazy ve. the Commonwealth. Argued By +,
Z. Cnbell, efq., for plaintiff in error, and Tea
James G. Field Ter Commonwealth. acc sui
mi;ted.
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Msssrl WraDsler Bros, Druggists, Water,
100, Iowa. Eiu: We have been in the Drug
BUSINESS tor fifteen years in difernnt parts cf
America, aad never before have He sold anv
medicico that gave sub general satisfaction AZ
81. jacobs Oil. or whose sales could even dis
tantl9 compare, with The extraordinary run"
Etlch this ilcon parable remedy enjoys; and in
proof OF its wonderful edicic7, there would be
% trouble whatever for US to obtain Eve hun.
cred tastimonials 10 favor Of st. jacobs Oil.
we raoeW our personal Endorsement Of the
s'rorg Claims of this Great German Remedy. in
recommending it to sufferers With rheumatism
ard all painful diseases.
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DefaultInr Postmosto-

= WHITEHALL. N. Y, April 27-Wm. r
Took!u, postmaster at Port Henry, N. Y. fad
last eight it ls supposed to Canda, Tho fnII
amount ct bis defslcation is not .s { At known
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Forty years trial Ia, proved "BLACK.
DRAUGHI" the best liver medicine in
the world.
For sale by z. s. Lea ibeator & Ere.
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Mr. Wh;telss Rsid. editor of the Ms YcI.
Tribune, was married 10 New York city yes:r:
Day to Miss Elizabeth Mills.
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Old and youug-maIe end femsl,-tata
s. s. for any blood immunity.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

:, As John Johns, j., he's published il The
Wig Il this morning sonc Of The l,tters that
baVo pasted between him and m, i. becomes
my duty to publish all tho letters that hsve
bavo passed between him gni NE. They arc
es follows
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Johns VS.. ChHmberleyne.

Mr.. Cham5:r'syne, in bis paper, the Re.
pond State Of yesterday evening, rullshe,
,ha fClo6irg
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No headache or back-ache for ladies'
who drink Swine OF CARDUI."
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u. a. Senate,

| Alter The Gaz,ue's report of the prcc ediogs
in The Senate closed yesterday, co hou: vas
cocsuu:d 10 Intellectual ro-calls
! Ms. GFocme moved tina. tho Senate lake a
recess uutil 5 o'clock.
| Mr. DaSc5 Inquired whether The de,iro Hs5
! to glvo the democrats ciaEc. to cJnlcr ss to
| what it was sh:ir Guy TO do.
| hlr. Gloomo replied that the democrats were
not 10 the least doubt aa to their duty. They
! TEL; 1t their du'y TO proceed to tho o,nsidera.
lion OF tX:col7o business, but there had been
s2ce lnillaaloo 10 the newspapers that Sena
| tors ou tho other side were doubtful ns to their
! dutisF, and it wau 10 order 10 give them az op-
| ro!,uaity b. Informal conference to verify tt O
| statement. Speaking for tho democratic Sens.
| t1rs, &c would soy that they would sta1d ready
| and atXicu' to pressed to the cJnsd ,raticn of
| executive buslocss, eLd that tSey W1ro deter
mlaed not 10 eiVo any other business prefer
| etc, ever the! business.
Mr.. Dawes suggested thnt tho Senator uoder
t5tk 10 set himself up against the Senate, a
Suggestion Ttlch Mr.. Groome denied. holding
! that nothing less than 80 Senator's could rrop-
etly claim to b. the Senate. He also suggested
| 10 Mr.. Dawes that the deadlock ,hould bs
bfekeR, IL order to prevent the President from
booming tho laughing sock OF the Am :rjoap
| people.
TIE no,ica ior Ttc;s' AID o,her kindred
motions 7qcre voted dogn.
a rather amusing incident C ,urrcd ju5. p,o
7icu' TO IN, aonouaoone of ono OF Ties,
Votes. 4. The conclusion CT tho roll call, upoo
Q uc.ioo 10 Icy the resolution upoa the table,
il vas discovered that the mctioo lad pro-
vailed. IheIe1poa Mr. Rollins, to whom tho
information Tss impaired, started on q hunt
Tor the delinquent Republican Senator, and
oolY ci:ciVeTcd the. be himself Was the Sens-
tor who bad no! voted just in the nick Of time
to remedy the mistake and defeat the molten by
! tic vote. Upon the next motion, to 20 into
executive s;sson. tho vote, to tho surprise of
both sdss of tho chamber. wss a1ucuooed to be
yeas q, pays 20. This uutxp c!ed event was
explained ~ the f C; that Mr.. Lamar, who was
paired with MIR. Sherman, hsd unRit,inely
voted. Having discovered bis mistake, Mr..
Lamar asked snd CHAINED leave to withdraw
als vote, ard the motion was declared TO DO
ost, wv
Tie Senate then, ct 4 80. ca noion of Mr..
Dawes, acjouvctd until to-day
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comments as upoa a pablo document. AID ss
btic2 pubic comneats | must, therslcr9,
decue 10 nske ary qualification of these con~
men;s. Very respectfully yours,
JNo. HAMPDEN CuAMBERLAYNE,
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MAKRIEIO-

Al Christ Church, Alexandra. knril IT,
1881. BY The Rev. H. Suter. CHARLES H.
LuM SDEN, Of Lynchburg, Vs., to SARhh
FANNiNG, youngest daughter Of the ls!o CO.
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TIE VIRGINIA MIDLAND EXTENSION The
Board Of Directors Of tie No,lh Ca,onG Mid
land railroad. under which charter the Virgiais
Midland railSa7 extension south frem Danvi!lt
is 10 be made, mot yesterday ct Wiostol. N. q.
fer the purpose of .sklDg &c ion locking 70 tbc
commencing Of the work OF building he seoio1
between Danvllio npd WsInct Cove, N. q. Tho
board devoted the entire day to hearing thc
different delegations from Virginia, North Caro-
lima and South Carolina on tie advantages
claimed for their respective localities as 10 a
suitable route for the extension. L: is evident
that great interest has been stirred up slo1g Tic
whole lice Of the proposed road, SIS ls,go dclcsa-
tlons OF representative men we're present urging
the extension of the road through their sections
of country. Deleg atiors act heard by tbs board
yesterday will be heard to day, when there Siil
DO another meeting Ct the board. No.hins i:
known as to the probable acton Of tho bosrd ia
the matter of locating toe line OF the extension,
aud the result is looked forward to with great
interest.
Lord Beacops6eld vas buried yesterday q:
Hughenden. The weather was unpleasant, but
there was largs attendance. smong those
present being tbs Prince Of Waes aud other
distinguished persoDages. Foral tributes we're
abundant, among them being wreaths from the
Queen and Princess Of Wales.
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lSVo
EaVo passed between him Eni NE. They 1rc
es follows:
NJ. l.
RICHMOND, April %, 1881.
Captain j. H. ChamJulamc, editor Of Tile
State:
D,ar Sir,-Wll you b. kind cuoush TO it,
fctm me who Is the author Of the art'c9 il
2our psper Of April 2ls. commenting CO pri-
Vae letter CT mino to my old sCd Is cemed
ltletd. Senator Ctm:ron. Of Ponusylva,i,?
Yorr obedisnt servant,
j. JOHNS. JR.
send lEil by my !ii,od aud partoer, Mr..
). l.. bcombere, who will brcg me your rex II.
No. ..
RICHMOND. Va. April %, 1851.
j. Johns. Dr., Esq. Richmond, Tu :
Dear SiE,-Iour favor If this dato tg tho
hand Of your "irsrd and partner, Sir. S. l..
Boi In )crg,' ia st this mCmgu. received You
ask therein who is the author CT the artitl,
Ia ycur paper OF April 2lst coumenGirg IN q
i1l7ate letter CT luue) tc my old AID estoeroed
TREND Sfnator Cameron. Of Penusy lvanis p
o repis mus! observe that lac letter you DE-
scribe ai private was read 10 The Sona!o OF tho
Uo!ted States by Senator representing tho
second State of the Ucion 10 poHer wealth
and population. l must also oss.1ve that wheu
the srirl, yin compl.ia t vas w.i.ten tad
nothing but CO.! !cturs 10 bad ne TO tho su-
tbOrsblp Of the letter. Withou. regard to spy
o0Li 3cturc IS to the authorship but with lui!
rcg,rd 10 the ialsehood contaiaed 10 that letter
read BY SeIalcr Cameron, took tho RESPONSE
bl!iiy vi dttccdr & tho State OF Virgil, from
the tsptr.lous cast Up)n il By the author OF
tia! letter read by S.naor Cameron ia tie
Senate OF the Unitcd States. 10 shGri, the
stuior &c Or of this paper Hfo,e tho article YOU
itq1ifo about; his nane is Zoo. Hsmpden
ChsmbeTaync, snd he regards ss wholly lust,
and as. 10 t:c:. called for by tho circumstances
Ct III, case. his r. m,fss 10 tbs STATE re7s
paper Of yesterday l2ls:) upca tho Letter rent
by Scna!or Cameron hAJro the Uoited Sia,cs
S2uste SID reported 10 The cfScal Record. If
you srt the writer OF :hat l3tter | oapaot hcID
i. Tho authorship Of that letter will by 20
Eea5a relieve tho fasiy Of i; end en-,
Very respectfully,
JSo. HAMpDEN CuAMEsRLAYNE,
o. the samo day. a: $50 2. 81, tho follow.
ing letter. marked No. 3. was received thrcuyh
Mr. BIocmbere irtn Mr. Johos. Mr.. Bloom
b:1g, in delivering this letter requested that al
answ,r be g,vo1 on the morniog of tho 23;d 10
5taDt. "a tho morniog Of April 23,d, at shout
hall plst 10 o'clock MIR. BlOonbarg called O,
the Office CT The STATE newspaper and rcc,iy
ed the letter marked No. 4. whcl fo.wj No. 3.
No. 8.
RICHMOND. April %. 1881.
capt. j. II ChamJerlayne, Richmond, lu, ::
D;ar Sir,-Your noto of Til m,roipe RI.
c:vcd. thitk on ref :cion you will see tho 10
justice o. yjur attack OF tho writer of private
latter oe7er designed for publication, add |
have to rtq1cst rstraction of lie very cf,us
s1o augusg, c,ntaired therein.
Your obeten! servant
j, JOINS JR
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Death of a Jourr.,,..

Paris, April 27.-Euile de- Gir,rdin. tb,
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For sale by Els. Lesdbeater & Bro.
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BIG CASE ITO Cdanc,ry Court wss ya.c,.
day engaged 10 h,sring the CASE Of A!,xig:
Cameron aud others vs.. George Uampbc 40.
Others. This is suit instituted against Cym'
pei AID others to obtain q s,tl,mcDt Of lE3 a.
fairs OF Cameron, Campbell & Co, to wild t.
tho partnership affairs OF the shove nsmed tifu
They cid business 10 Richmond, Mebaur;c
Australia and Liverpool, England. D,nosi los
had 10 be taken 10 Australia; also in EaYsrG.
Ii is oae Of the srges. suite the Charcery Ccr;,
has been engaged 10 for years. tho deepest 1T,
involving large mss, of papers, oo5k: tyt
other legal matters. The case was coGiicusi
till turday.-R,chmon State.
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nESIRABLE SMALL DWELLING FOX
81 SAI,E

- SALE
We cff,r for sac the TWO STORY BRICK
DWELLING, on the east side of Roys! street,
DesWeen Pllnce and Duke streets, noa occupied
by Doctor James Entwisle.
II not cold before SATURDAY. the 7!h coy
OF May, it will DO offered by publ; tuc.on o.
mat day, at IL o'clock M. in front Of thu MISE
zion House Hotel.
spz7-td GREEN s. WISE, for the owla'
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FOREIGN NEWS.

At L1sd L,sau, meeting in Dublin y:s,r.
dsy Mr.. Dillon gave aotics that armed tcs.
tnuce would BIO made 10 Inc wholesale eve .r
Of tenants.
The FreEch haze b,a,hsEdcl tAc Tuc!ss,
for. on the is!aod IF Tsoa:ks, AID ,o,.yaucs;ii
ties bays oommareed. Fratch irsops ta;.
occupied Tabatka, lhs Tuaisisn sartisoa .c,v
ing before Fterca force Vac arded.
The assassination OF Ahxinder | l. h saa&.
such shock 10 The str7sus System .; lie
Empress Maris, vile OF the present Car, tl:t
she is sui CT 10 ,nortil hs!ucnallcos sti
other dlstressir s symptoms nigh: aa1 day
10 tho Hous, of Commons last night Mr.
Bfadlaush was re!uasd preuission to t.ke IL.
oath. lie RI fused to withdraw aud Vas j,:t,i
ty tho sergeant alarms. DC wilI assin Gcussi
that tue oath be administered this eveniag.
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CITY COUNCIL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

& regular semi II n,hy mloisg c! .Gc CNy
! Courcji Has held las, night
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Then f@!ow letters Nos. 5, 6, I, S. SID 9
y hioh w,Ec published 10 the Gtzstte yesterday.
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I UNITS COUGH SYRUP for Colgts .na
- Colds; price 25c. sp-l
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EOR SALE AT COST

THE BALANCE OF LIQUORS
Consisting in psrt Of purs French Brandy
Sherry and Port Wines, Domenic Brandy
n. E. Eum, Gin, Krumme], bes. pure KJi
Whlskey, &c, &c Must be cold by me Is! Of
May next, at my store, No. p north Royals.
a20-3t LEWIS STEIN.
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ERBElNE," thu great blood p1t:l9lt,
r, 49, for Chronic Scrofuls. Hunors OF ;1e
SKIN md all srup,isns ON the fac3 or sea'
Price 5lc per bottle ct
apr LUNTS.
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RICHMOND, April -.

u. UUHNS, UH,
send Ikil by my ii,od aud partoer Mr.
5. L. Bicomberg, who will tricg me your rcI l..
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Ii reply 10 the letter marked No. sent the
following letter. marked No. 10. which Dir.
Jouhs. for reas5rs best koown TO himself, rec
fused TO rcoaige:
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-07-07
Arcadia College
AND ACADEMY
or THE URSULINE SISTERS.

The system of education pursued in this
institution Is designed TO develop the NOR
nj, intellectual and physical powers of the
pupils: to make them refined. accomplish
ed and useful members of society.
Pupils of all denominations are equally
receiyed-all interference with their con-
victions being carefully avoided.
TERMS
For young lady bOariers will be for the
present, per session of five months, !,
SIS .O0-payable in advance.
Terms for inst. uction in music, fos eign
languages. drawing, painting and or
namenfal handiwork can be had by ap-
plying as below.
Attached to the Convent, and totally
separated from the boarding school. is a
SELECT DAY SCHOOL
in which the usual branches of sound and
practical education are carefully = impaired.
A sysfem Of rewards and monthly ex-
minafians beget in the pupils healthy
mutation which stimulates study and
PRODUCES surprising results.
Terms the Day school will remain as
formerly One Dollar, Two Dollars.
Four Dollars. or Five Dollars per month.
according to tise studies pursued.
In the Day School boys IA years OF
o0e and under sciH be receired.
i'rospectnses, and other information.
may be had by applying. in person OF by
letter. to MOTHER ROSE,
SuDerforese OF the Convent Of the Ursuine Sisters
Grcsdia Iron Co. Mo.
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societies.

KNIGHTS or HONOR Valley Lodge, No.
1910, X. OF H.. Ironfon; regular meetings Weinrs-
day evenings, an. s7sh and 18th. Fen sth and sd
and lSsh, and June ist, l5th and 18Th.
Nv. WILKINSON, Reporter.
MIDfSN CHAPTER. No. a, A.. meets on
on the First and Third Tuesdays in every month
at O'Clock P. NJ, IN the Masonic Hall IFontcn-
SrARoFraE WEST LoDGE M. 133. A. r d A.
NJ. meets in Masonic Hall. Ironton. the Safur-
day Of or preceding the full moon in each month
Mosaic LODGE No. 35t, 81 A NJ. meets
in the Masonic Hall, Cross Roads, on fhe Safrr-
day of or preceding the full moon in each month
IRoNToN ENeAMPNENr No. % . F.,
meets in the Odd Fellows Hall. Iro ton. on tie
First and Third Thursdays Of every month.
IRox LoDGE No. 107 o. o r. meets every
Menday evening, af its Hall, in Ironfon.
PHGBE LODGE No. $50. 10 n. F., meets every
Thursday evening, in Masonic Hall, Cross Roads.
IRONroN LODGE Nh. 6 L q. G. T.. meets ev-
cry Friday syening, At its Hall. IrontoD
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Omcfal Directory.

LowSpEs H- DAVIS, n c.. Fourth District,
Cape Girardeau-
BERxAEp ZwAnr. q. 8. Commissioner, East
ern District OF Missouri, Ironton-
THos MABREY State Senator of 24th Dis
trict, Doniphan-
Jxo. l. fHonAs. Judge 18th Circuit, Hills
Ooro.
WILL R. EDGAR, Prosecuting Attorney,
Ifonton.
]. W. BERRyNAS. Representative. Arcadia.
FRAyz DISGER, Presiding Judge. Ironfon :
DAVID H. PALMER, Relleview, and Jos G CLAM
sex, Annapolis. Associate Judges.
JOHN. r. T. EDWARDS, Judge Of Probate
Court, lronton-
W. A. FLETCHER. Sheriff Irontsn-
JAMES BCrnhD. Collector, Irontnn.
JOsEPH Herr Clerk Circuit CouEt, Ironton.
q. B. NALL Clerk County Court. y-onton.
1 G. WHITw0EfH, Treasurer. 1rnnt0n.
WIN. E BELL. Assessor, Bellevie~.
JACOB T. AXE. Public Administrator, Iron
ton.
j. GRAyDHnMNE. Coroner. Ironton.
v. c. GRIFFTTH. County School Commis-
sioner for Iron county, Missouri, trenton.
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Churches.

Mass every SUNDAY af O'Clock A. NJ. In the
Chapel Of the Arcadia College. Evening instruc-
ti0n, followed hy Benedietion Of thc Blessed Sac
ramenf at O'Clock. At Pilot Knob Catholic
Church Mass is celebrated every Sunday morning
at 10 o'ciock-
II =. CHURCH, Cor. REYNOLDS and Mountain
Streets, Iranton BELL, Pastor Residence:
Jronton Mo- Services, second and Fourth Sum
DAYS in each month. Sabbath School every Sun
day morning, At o. clock. Prayer Meeting every
Thursday evening, At O'Clock.
SERVICES At the BAPTIST church in Irontnn
on the sec end Sahbeth in each month, at IL O'Clock
a n and - O'Clock NJ. PRAYER meeting every
Tn esday evening. GEORGE BOULsHER, Pastor :.
EPISCOPAL SERVICES will he held regularly
hereafter in st. Paui's Church, trenton. on the
fourth sunday in each month, al lo.s0 n. NJ and
evening.
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would think Of indicting the man who
had fired the gun. tell you. Mr.. Ed
itor, prejudice goes long ~ays around
sometimes. ~
Now viii be a. kind a. Mr.. Martin
If our Prosecuting Attorney. the fore
man Of the Grand Jury, and Mr.. Mar
tin himself will 90 with me any day.
We will take . compass and chain, and
we will prove beyond doubt that the
witnesses for the prosecution In that
case testified falsely.
Yours, &C.,
ANDREW FISHER.
n. B.-I wss under obligation 10
keep my mouth shut about this affair,
and would have done 80 had Mr.. Mar
tin done the same thing.
A.E.
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IRoNToN. MO-. THURSDAY. JULY z. 1881

kraddle wher tho nurses kan take the
babies an rock EN- tn slepe. 1t rocks
Mise.
Kunundrum-What il the diferense
the tumb ov Kween Victory's husban
an this brige? Wun il in the memory
ov Prince Albert, and the uther in
memory ov Jack Albert.
Yures, NIKE DoDsoN.
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"That Shooting
Mafch.''

Ed. Register
In your issue of June 18th see that
Mr.. A. Martin has given some sage
suggestions to our lawmakers in re-
gard to "that shooting match"
Now, Mr.. Editor, for one care
nothing about digging up dead Dogs"
but If Mr.. Martin wants to do ii, we
can soon see how much stencil he will
have attached to him.
He says that the case was thrown
out Of court on parallel testimony"
This the gentleman knows to be un-
true; for there was mo- witnesses sworn
for the defence, the case having been
submitted to the decision of the court
without evidence, and ruled on with
out it.
When the case was in progress, and
was being tried, / offered to take
the Judge, jury, and the Surveyor out
there to see these Gland marks" /" free of
cost; but they seemed to think they
had proof sufficient, and declined to go.
Mr.. Editor, claim that any man
not fool can tell by looking at tree
with bullet-marks on it, from what di-
rection those shots were fired. The
tree il there, the marks are on it, and
/ will take the time any day to go out
there and measure the ground for any
man who il suniciently interested to 20
with me- W =
Mr.. Martin says that people that are
timid ore afraid to pass there on shoot
ing-mafch days. II there 10 anyone
afraid to pass, it must be himself, and
he need not be If he will attend to his
own business.
He says the report of gun scared
. lady's horse. Now. If the gun had
been fired Off q mile from the road the
result would have been the same, %
far as the report is concerned. But
who but man badly biased in mind
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-07-07

One OF the most delightful summer
resorts in the neighborhood of home is
the lovely Valley Of Arcadia. II you
want rest and quiet. delicious rspose, q
place where there are no "kettles 10
me-~-end," "ra-a-age, strnw-bay-
ries, or 'de gudey banany-to fl'-osnG"
20 to Arcadia. II you want 20 sweete0
your sugar With little mint in it, with
crystal limpidpess. 90 20 Arcadia. IL
you want TO build up your constitution
and tone your nerves, the iron air. and
iron water, and iron everything except
the '.grub, will do it. Take = run 10
Arcadia on q Sunday excursion train
and you may zee for yourself. Fr
baggage you DO not require much. A
littie common sense To wear every day.
and a few "bangs" over an ordinary
walking suit will do. BcuttIe or. scoop
bonuets-if this ssrm can Be applied to
the crooked things ladi<s put On their
hesds-are out Of fashion st Arcadia.
A straw hat about the size Of . 6arato-
ga trunk - more servicabIs. "A pojoa-
aise drers, cut deoollets . In psincess
and gored about % that it won't b too
long. without fringes OF. lace or small
lambrequins lying around Ionse, viii
be found ths best 20 wear. eopec1ailv
In going through the woods. a paIr
Of earrings might be added where one
desires u tse shaded from the sun.
Young gentlemen may wear . light
mnustacha without injury. Joking
aside, Arcadia IL delightful resort Sor
parties whe wish 70 g0 far from home.
and 10 particularly beneficial for deli
cate children. - Homeless Boy. y. Louis.