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the King and Qaeen Of Italy. We had
one ofAths Kings aides o. one Of his
ch4DoerlAlns to Escort Gsfo any OF the
pisces OF interest under the control Of
either authority. and 50 saw every thing
there was 20 be seen. Before leaving
Rome We called to bid the Pope
gosd-o bye This time De received rs
Informal y. advancing to meet rs as
we came into the room and bidding n.
sit down. His Kramer is charming and
no one can hep liking him
Mr. PloreBea said that M.ckay and
himself had intended to make q trip
through Spain, bat they spent SO much
time IN Italy tba. they bad 90 return
directly 10 Paris. After attending Mrs
Nackay's iste. Florence returned TO
England with Mrs Florence.
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Emission. Aversion 20 Society. Dimness OF Vision.
Eotses in the Head; the vital naid passing unob-
served IN the urine. and many othsr diseases that
lead to insanity and death.
DIR. MINTIE viii agree 10 forfeit FIVE How
pRxD DoLLARs for case of this kind the VITAL
RESTORATIVE under his special advice and
treatmentl win not cure. or for anything impure
or injurious found In II. DR. MINFER- treats al
Private Diseases SUCCESSFULLY without mercury.
CoSsuLTArIos FRKx. Thofoueh examination and
advice. including analysis Of urine. $500. Price
Of VITAL REsroRArIEE. $500 . bottle, or four
tines The quantity. 5000; sent 70 any address
upon receipt OF price, or o. O. D., secaws from
observation. and In privsts nsme II desired. b
- A. T. MINffK. n D.,
IL Kesrny Street.. San Francisco. caL
DR.. MINrlEs KIpNRY REMEDY. NEPHREr.
ICUM. cures all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder
Complaints, Gcnorrh1s, elect. Leucorrh@A Fer
sale By all druggists; 800 bottle, sir bottles for
$500
DIR. MrNTIEp DANDZLI0H. FELEA, sse tbs
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BTLIoUs care
inthe market. For sale By all drugsists. "a 81
= - st1r AAs 3d&<8tf
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TO THE UNF0RTUNATE
Dr.. GIBBONS
DISPEHsARY.

900 EKARgEY or.
OZO corner cf Gem
msrciA street. San
fr1nefsco. Estshiizhsd
IN 1854, for the treat.
'msns ~ %-xnaisnd sem
'insi Disc-sr>. sueh a.
'6enerrhea- Gises.
'strisiur~, syyszAiffs
An AT a. f.srn.1 -
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-11

I In Rochester, n. T.. the other day. a
large circular saw few 10 pieces from
eentrifugalt force. Ope Of the pieces
Struck john Barry in the breast. and
two Of the teeth entered his heart. He
pulled the piece OF saw from the wound,
threw it upon the ground, walked about
100 feet toward his home aud sank
dead upon the grass. There were sew,
aral dawa In tha roxr i .ssttat 4tta
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BEST HOTEL.

- the city. ard 10 now cpen foe tie reception ef
eaesss- I sssurs tbs tfzTelsng nnklie. ffoEn nav
past experience "a tie business that 10 p4sns vii
b sps<sd 70 Es>kstszz > fns1 elszs henss fsr al.
Rocns May Be reserved By tsaesrspA. fres of
ek2Egr-
10 rs Wz a. ~
Hrpingt nat yVn w5I fkvsr me VITA yonr rs-
s7ssaass. tsnsslH ysz<. respectfully.
FRANK A. HOWARD.
oiylp.a, July 81 81 E7dkvsw
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tnsi Wsakne Ina pofeney. riehf in<nas -
Streams. plmples on the face, and lesf mxnhooS
can positively be cared. The sick ana AFFLICTED
shouid No. fan 70 call upoa Atm. The Dosfur
has Travelled extensively in Ezrupe. and inspscseA
Thoroughly the various hospitals there. obtaining
= cDmpsta1s - imp&rt % those IN need q Ia
ssrsicas- d.. GIBBON VIII make no chGras
unless be eject = cure. Prrsons - dzs1anes
NAY BIZ CURED Al HOME An cen.
ma1sax<ions sErsctly cona1<ntial- Tea e "A
nze but the rccf8-. rersans wxf<1ng 70 tn Dec
tor viii please STATE de nanss - - pepef Tier
80 tbs advertisement m charRzs rsasonahls
Gail o. write Address DR. =. 2. GIBDON. IN
Isl. San Rrzactscc. ssnd $40 for psekzes q
EzsficzD<s Ils-dE11f
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is . never-failing Cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
Seminal wes L n ess,
SrermstoErkma, LOST
MANHOOD, Impoten.
cy. Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects Of
SELF : Abuse, youthful
foliies, and excuses in
maturer years - such
as Loss of Memofy,
I .aeettuda Nnrtnrmal
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NOTICE.

NoTick = HEREpr GIVEN TO All. or
~ tho~s s<s1,srs O R4ilrosd IAa.as wAleh h.vs
hssn re~tcrs 10 ~ pahfle sfnmx1n. ana 80 - :.
paid " 70 - sczv ~ IL same. skAs Ne v1f fos
s - 20 ssnasn soslses fro1 the 6cvsnneas one.
nAs-sf JACOBS srxxxn
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.StIt3s y1
Notice Of Application 10 Purchase
Timber Land.

usEzzp prsrna fAxp ory9cs. a
OLYMPIA. wssHixaros TkkRfroar1
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN COM.
pl.&nce NTH NE yneEisions Of the Act Of
Cons re41 p1rp7ed JRnt =. ls7B. entitled sAo Act
forr.Is Or eur. NevxdSsnd wsshin esrsss VERNE
ry,' Hi McCcley. Of snohomish county. Washing
sor. Territory. has this day nlea In this once his
application 20 purchase the NV of section No
u. In Township No. 81 North. Range No. East II
the Willamette Nerid'as.
Any and ali persons claiming adv erzefy the zaid
described Land or any portion thereof. are hereby
required 70 file their cl.ins fn this Office within
sixty s6al days from date hereof
Given under M hand. II my once, In Olympia,
W. T., this the fssh day Of July. AID. 1884,
j.. T. BROWN,
J3S-ifw REGISTER Of the Land onsce.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-30

aud she dearly loved money. She
rushed towards him without Q mo.
ment's hesitation.
"YOu THEIR she cried-'how dare
your
The honorable Augustus Wais.
trill turned upon her like Q tiger,
and endeavored to hurl her 70 tho
ground. A terrible struggle ensu.
ed, and doubtless the thief would
have conquered had not timely aid
presented itselfin the shape of Ar.
thur Gamblers, who soon disabled
the cowardly ru63sn.
Gamblers had been dining In the
neighborhood with . friend, and
passing the homo of her whom he
loved, had not unnaturally fingered
about the spot, looking up ct the
darkened windows, and wondering
if she dreamt of him. While thus
occupied he had seen the honorable
Augustus slip through the gate,
and wondering what his object
could be at that hour OF the night,
had followed and watched him.
"And this" said Gamblers, bitter.
". addressing Mrs. Sylvester, ais
the thing to whom you would, had
it been In your power. have married
your noble hearted daughter; but,
alas! madam, your thirst for social
distinction has made q very fool Of
you. And now, sir" turning to the
prisoner, "you must come with mo
and you, madam, must accompany
us-to your fathers house,
"You have no right to take me
anywhere" said Augustus, logged.
ly.
"Would you prefer going to the
lockupi" asked Cambers-"for that
is your only alternative
So the thief was taken into the
presence of his father, and thus
saved from public exposure and
penal servitude, much to his parents
delight.
A year later Arthur Gamblers was
united to Maud.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-30
In q Tight Place.

A young Fond DuLac lawyer
learned something the other night.
We know it will seem strange that
a young lawyer could learn any.
thing,l but this ono admits it him.
self.
He Was out calling on . young In.
dy, when . young man and another
young lady called, aud the > Dung law
yer thought it would be cunning to
get down behind the lounge and
not let them know he was there, and
bObbing up serenely from below v hen
the proper time came. They came
in, aud the first thing they asked
tor was the young lawyer, who had
told the young man he would be
there that evening. Then they be.
gan to talk about him, discussed the
size of his feet, which they claimed
we're large, and the size of his head,
which they asserted was child's size.
He perspired and they talked
about his MASKING qualities, how be
had mashed q girl that worked in a
laundry, and the opinion was ex-
pressed that he WAS a regular flirt.
Then they talked about his fam.
lily, and he tried to stuff bis ears.
Just then little terrier belonging
10 the girls brother came in the
room, and somebody said traits. and
told the dog to hunt for them, and
the dog went under the lounge and
began to growl aud shake some
thing, and there was a sound of rev
elry BY night.
The other young man and the
two girls rushed out OF the room, and
the lawyer got upon bis feet, pulled
the dog up near his suspenders by
his teeth, and the dog shook, and
the young man kicked and yelled,
and presently the girls father came
in, and, seeing the dog trying TO
hold what he supposed was q burg.
lar, be took On old hair cloth GOV.
cred chair, and was going to brain
the burglar, when tho young man
told who he was, and the father on.
locked the dogs teeth, after be had
remembered the combination, and
the young lawyer took himself in
his hand aud went away. He won't
speak to the young people now, and
it is said he will sue the owner of
the dog for arron or alpAcc, or some
other Latin phrase. The worst
thing In the world 10 to be attacked
BY Conversation or Q dog. when you
are not looking.-Pecks Ssx.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-30
TINE RIVER.

River, river, little river.
Bright You sparkle ON your way,
Der the yellow pebbles dancing,
Through the flowers and foliage dancin
Like child at play.
River, river, swelling river,
On you rush DER rough and smooth,
Louder, faster, brawling, lesping,
Over rock, by rose-banks sweeping,
Like impetuous youth.
River, river, rapid river,
Broad and deep, and still ~ time,
Seeming still, yet still in motion,
Tending onward to the ocean,
Just like mortal prime.
River, river, rapid river!
Swiftly now yon slip away;
Swift and silent as an arrow,
Through chanpel dark and narrow,
Like life's closing day.
River, river, hesdlong river.
Down you dash into the sea,
Sea that life hath never sounded,
Sea that voyage hath never rounded,
Like eternity.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-30

The time has been in this country.
and not q great number Of years
ago, when many farmers found 81.
most insa rmountable dif1culties n
the way of the introduction u eooa
stock; but that time has passed
away. OBSTACLES which presented
themselves disappeared, and II ID
no longer an open question whether
or not II is good policy to breed,
grow and fatten the best. The
great cost Of Thoroughbred stock, at
one time, was q barrier In the WY
of its general use, but breeding has
now grown to be q vast Industry, ;
and prices Of good individual sires
and dams have been % reduced'a ~
to place them nearer the reach than
ever before. The hard times Of .
few years back prevented many NJ
mers from wedding out trashy breed.
ing stock; the means for making Do.
sirable substitution being actually
unprocurable; but this dimculty u
now removed. The generally ulre,
muuerative condition ofthe fat STOCK
trade was another impeachment u
those desiring to raise their stkad!
ard Of breeding; but this trouble no
longer exists. There actually afS
no obstacles in the way OF general
Improvement at this time With ase
worth considering. On the coptra-
~, there IL IN incentive to the IN
PRODUCTION OF good blood. 10 b one
Of the urgent aemauds oftbe da5,
and, II the Aaesioan peopJe woead
become, ~ they GO, the regular
feeders OF Esrope, it 1t6s b bssdt
cd. The standard quality Of ~
stock on our fat stock markets ooo,'
with proper effort, b rsissd ANy
per cent. within The next tgo yearS
time without any Anansi1 troQbls
whatever. Rffaknra GHoofmna ~,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-30

Old Proverbs: '.Ue daskyf ~
10 just before the .asSS - reG1akN II
Senbo, when he fex6 90 t6zeS
dav.6reak to stedE syooug Sls III
# beoakGhst. - - = ''s e
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-30

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic prevents nAla-
in.
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Terms Of Subscr iptioh:
Terms Of Advertising:

One square, of one inch in space or less
st insertion, 81 90; each additionalin ser.
Jon, so cents.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-30

AT Louisville, an old man aimed
Q kick at bis wife, lost bts ba1as1e,
tell snd was fatally injured.
At Boston, Simon Eo1R, while
playing with the eat IN his halfWsy,
made q misstep snd fell against Ne
we'll aud broke his neck. go .-.r
At Doublip, Ga, q chimnAy SkNl-
low 6lled the muxzle Of WiniatR
SugRs gun with clay and when hS
discharged II the weapon blew "a
his baud. -.e. re'
At Baltimore, q man who ~
being shaved heard . runaway, and,
thinking It was his team, jumped
up and nearly bad bis nose cut Oh.
At Doveroesvt, England . boy
named Boast swallowed the sting Of
. wasp while eating some preserves,
and died while running to the dec.
tors.
At Neodesba, Min, Albert
Grant was playing with . New.
foundland dog and dragged II by
the tail, when 1t Jumped ineo ~
pond, pulling him in, and " Gs
drowned. ra.. ,..Itu .ai-tq
st. Louis, Thomas J. Wharton,
Jr., took mp q large Oyster, aid,
"This is the kind Of oyster Walter
Brooks choked 10 death on" tried to
swallow it, and was choked to
death. .............
At Pittsburg, Mike Msro6ky
entered . core over in q foundry to
warm himself, and another work.
man placed the core on the truck,
ran 1t in, closed the door end roast.
ed him alive. .a.' .-r'
At Nsnticoke, Pa., John Lats.
chuski broke a bottle Of whisky III
his pocket, saturating bis clothes,
when he subsequently lit . match
they took fire, and he was fatally
burned.
At Eastporte, Me-, Q sailor. want.
ing q drink OF water, and, 6nding
the cask pnmp frozen, poured hot
water into it, and while attempting
to suck a drink from IL inhaled the
steam and was scalded to death.
At Creedmoor. \ friend snapped
= cherry pit at Lieutenant w. A.
Moore, and hit him In the:eye. II
struck the optic nerve, causiuE
paralysis and congestion of tho
brain, and he had a narrow escape
from death.
In Adair county, Missouri, two
young men agreed to be photograph.
ed with pistols drawn on each other.
The artist, while arranging bis posi.
ton, discharged one Of the pistols,
shooting the opposite sitter through
the lungs. .. ...s D. P.
At West Point, Lieutenant Arehi-
bald Gibson could not, while en-
parade, lift his hand to remove
q spider from bis ear for 3 whole
hour. When parade was dismissed
bis ear was foil of blood. Tho in.
scot was only taken o4t Two dsys
later, and Lieutsnant Gibson ulti.
mately died Of inflammation q the
brain.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-30
The Oldest Living Twins.

Probably the oldest twins in ex.
istence in oil this country are
George and Edmund Gravely, who,
10 good healt, are still living within
Ave miles Of each other and within
three miles of where they were
born at Leatherwood Post-office in
Henry, County, Va. They will be
ninety.three years old the LIST OF
December, 1881. Their mother kv.
ed to be over 100, and their father
died at the ago Of ninety. Leather.
wood is the ssme plsce in Henry
Comfy where In 1881 ninety -six
Gravelys voted the Wing iickrt.-
Risdsrille Tjs>ae. .r- .'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-30

Gresss and Stain Remover al sAssts's..
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-30
c. II. ROGERS,
|Ouse, Sign, Carriage and
Buggy Painter,
Paper.Hanger and Glazier,
HOMER, LA.

SOLICIT THE PATRONAGE OF THE
people Of Homer and vicinity. Forevi-
hces Of my proficiency, refer to the nu-
|rous persons for whom I have worked
claiborne parish.
Terms reasonable, and work promptly
fcuted. C.. II ROGERS.
pril 9, 1879. 33:y
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@. z. BLACKBURN,
'meopathic Physician and Surgeon

ecial attention given to diseases Of the
EYE and EAR.
pffice on Milan street, opposite Pacific
(tel, Shreveport, La.
February 2, 1881. Is
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NEVIS or me DAr.

Eunr nns o,aes If smallpox aera It ported in
!!aitIr:"To yesterday.
Thn John +. kirg Manufacturing Gomp,t y
Was 0reaniGs1 81 Augusta Ga. , yealcrasy, with
capital Of sl.0D0.Gtm
The Lobby in Washington PROMISES TO 10 III
Usually largo Ills winter. Various genllem o
have lingo echrmas wti,h they propose %
pGsh through Congr;fa, Ios3ible.
Tho soucg NTH VIVA wero arrea cd i, WasL
lngOn Tuesday night fail;d to tut in an az
poarsncn at court yesterday morning and thor
collateral waa forfeited.
DR.. Hugh Nelson was brought back to Bal.
tmo1e frrm Chicago Monday night by Dstco.
two kimbsl, on Il ICnuisitIon chargiog him
Vi!h ms 'prlcioe, and hsLdDd CvOr TO Sheriff
Huattr Wh0 Committed him 10 Jail.
}'rosdcnt Fillmore. Of The Southern Pacific
i'ai road. ANNOUNCES that tho first through
train for New Orleans will leave San Ffsrcisco
ON Friday next. and that probably q train will
star: West from Ncg Orlesrs the Same dny.
M.a. n. i, C.ppaeo was killed in New
O.leans last nis!t by tho accidental dischsrp
ot pistol with which her four gear old child
Wea p!nying. She had been insruciiug the child
row to aim the weapon, and sat down on the
tl,or to ply with him. whom he aimed tho pi;-
tol aud fired, tho bill ertttiog her brain. No
ono know tho pisso? WAS cad,d.
Guitcau WAS unususlly boisterous and inso
lent Yesterday 10 c2ult, end at tho suggestion
OF tho District Attorney, the prisoner was
placid in tho dock usually occupied by GRIM
iosIs. iho pris0ntr assured judge Cox That
he Wuud keep quiet if allowed 10 remain at
tho tnb!o If his counsel. but tho Court Informed
him that no reliance could b, placed upon his
Tcrd, eni he was removed TO tho dock. Prior
to bcirg removed ho requested tbet the o0urt-
!D1m hp cicarej. BAT his request was not oom-
pled with. WEen the motion to plsoe him in
tho dock vas made ho accused tho Distric. At
orueP Ct waiting 10 haro him shot,.
10 Baldwin county near S;blcy's Mill. oppc-
sl;n MOBILE. Oh Monday last, Joel Jobusop, Q
wall. koowu ct!'z.n OF tho noighborhood, wss
riding quietly along the public road. Whep he
vas shot rcm bchDd tree by negro. The
shot struck Nlr, johnson 10 the head, sluupinp
him aud osusiGS BIN to fall from his horse.
While Oh the GROUND tho assassin shot bin
tTlc,, 10 the wrist and side, and then dragged
him three hurdrod yards ADD put him 10 a
pond, this king him dead. TIE negro then
mounted lis Victims horse and rJde off to
party 10 tho neighborhoOd. During the night
MIR. Johnson. revived by tho night air, re-.
ca7erad ha s.paea AID dragged hiinaeIf home,
q dstsGci ol hall ,uis. lie told his brother,
Aba johnson. Of Tie assault. vino determined
10 arrest tho asaass!l. llo fcuad the negro,
bu! as ho maan tho afrast the ntgro drew bis
pistol. Abe JOhnsoi, then shot him. where.
upon tho re:ro h!ed, shouting Mr.. Jchosou
Though the bre0St, AID then rsn. Mr.. John
500 Eel! sud died 10 iiihen minutes A crowd
son 60 in:'d sni st.r!ed 10 search of the
ai;crnccn lSIpe deed. ehat through the breast
AID wrist. lie had run sbGut half milo
down The cock and ieii 90 tia edge Of The
HNnn.E,
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Dynamite or Gasoline {.

PIounuNu. VA H. 29.-Sptci 1ispalol =
es from West Point. tho so-ne of the disaster
10 tho Inflated vessel # that name. eiva but
litia additional information 10 that already
pabshel. Three IF The btdies If The vic
tms have haon REQ; V. rsj. but thu y tr, d, buddy
dIsiigrred as 10 DO totally unraooRnlz iblt. The
heads, s!ml aud loGa ara uissioe and tho trunks
wera horribly huroed. The c,use Of tho tlisas-
ion which gaos much crudeuo, at West Point il
that srnugslod dynamite or ni,rogIyoerins do
sroycd tho sbp. Ii is said by leading rAlrOad
officials thst at tie limo Of the explosion the
men OF work in tho hold Of Tho vIssol were Ell
gagged 10 handling very largo and hoavy box,
tho cinions of which wcr5 unknown.
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The January numb:r Of 81. Nicholas has
been rtc;ivtd Irtm liz pub,ishcfl. The Ceotrry
C,mpany, New York. L. has been thought
that the vclum:s Of this msgszioo already pub
ilshed otu|d not be improved. but the rumbs
jas: out is az esrnes! that the volumu for 1882
will evon tx,el it predecessors. Oao Of thu
most interesting of all tho Btrac,jye srtiolss os
the present number is A Drummerboy's Reaa'-
leo!ions. 10 which is described 10 pr,nbio
manner The terrible experiences Of q FsdersI
soldier 10 he woods atChar ,llorsvls and 10 thu
battle Of Gettisburg.
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letter from Ktchnio;,d.

Correspondents Of tho Alexandria GaZMie. |
RICHMOND. Va. D,ccmbtr 2S.--Ttc iaIk
add excitement ia Riohmhnd over tho t,nant
statement OF General j OsGph e. Johasian, 10
effect. charging cx-PresidenL ID avis with sie.l.
log two nud hslf nil ,ns OF C,niedarsta H.,
has baen steadily Increasing, especially nov
sinca General johnston dnes nSt day tbs eist
OF tho published article. thai IL. tho stealing Of
the gold hgMr. Davia. Cd GohfrIcraio ARMY Of.
fools hero vera at Gr4t Of Ito opinion that In
Johnston would eiVn an elaborate sn, mt 10
tho press. showing that no had haen misrrrrc-
scented. but ID far from dorg TINT he has Ici:-
iieraiod the charge. There arc nov ia kiot.
m0nd two gentlemen who were on Tho train
with the Confederate g Nd; in fao. had charge
OF II. They know exactly what tl.e aniouat
Was Judge liendreW. OF Stanton. villa Wa
in charge OF the treasury at the tinin nl tlo
eVaouauhn OF Richmond, is also. il il under.
stood. 10 position to throw light upon the
subject. So lar everything Siid hero by parties
Who ought to know goes TO Indicate that there
Vas not az much rs $500.G0O 90 The
train at no time. Tho Southern Historical Sc
ciety which hos its room 10 the Carittl. and is
10 possession OF many valuable pap0rs 10 roIa.
ZION t. tho late Confederate government, has
deci led 10 thoroughly investigate tho charges
at onoo and give TO the worIl tho exact iaos 10
the case. /. may ho that Mr.. Davis was not
popular as President. hnt. 40 far az this oar
respondent can nso;rtsip, thcra is 10, TO be
found one man 10 Riclmo5d who believes that
Mr.. Davis was guilty of dishonest Act. Saoh
genllsm5n who could throw light upon The mat
ter hsvo relrairtd from speaking. bccausc they
believe that Gen. Johnston would set him ielf
aud Mr.. Davis light 10 q card. as Gcuoftl
ohnstnn has not taken such steps IS i: Vas
beloved BIO would, is deemed not improbsblc
that ct az early Day voamiuOus mass CT tesl;
mory vii l:clting Mr. Davis will be mad, pub
lio. Mary Northern and Western papers have
endsavo'ud to get some light upon tho matter
from tLis. tho capital Of tho Southern q ufeC-
orscy, but have failed.
Governor cleo. Cam,ran. it is understood, to
be bu:i!y at work upon | il forthcoming mes.
sage. Il will not. from it's blevity, 20 muoh
into defence CT read ustmons, bnt will be-
Crisp exposition, it is said, Of tho aiGs of the
party which olectad COL Cameron.
Real iusters tEiak there will he more trouble
about nominating the ciIcait Judges than AM
thing else, as sbue Of tho applicants sre very
vociferous 10 mskirg kuoWn their claims. Con.
Malone, it is understood, discllins faverirg
aEy preferences for the jadgsebips.
STRONOR0W