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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-04
LOTTERIES.
f4th Popular Monthly Drawing
OF THE
in the city of Louisville OF.


WEDNESDAY, MAY 81, 1882
These drawings occur monthly (Sunlays cx-
cepted) under provisions Of an Act Of the General
Assembly Of Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court ON March 81
rendered the following decision
lst-That the Commonwealth Distribution Com
pany is legal
2d-1ts drawings are fair
The Company has now on hand large reserve
fund. Read carefully the list of Prizes for the
MAY DRAWING.
prize 100000 100 prizes StUO each $4,000
prize 10000 200 prizes 80 each 10000
prize 1,G1D 600 prizes 20 each 12OO0
1000 prizes 10 each 10000
10 prizes 81 900 each $4,000
20 prizes 800 each 10000
9prizes 300 each Approx. prizes &2,7OO
9prizcs 200 each. lS0U
prizes 100 each, 900
1860 prize S1124DO
Whole tickets 81: half tickets 81 ; oT tickets
$50; 55 tickets 800.
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter or send
by Express DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED
LETTER OR rOSTOFFICE ORDER Orders of
s. and upward by Express can he sent at our cx-
pense: Address aIl orders to Il. III. B0hRDMAN,
Courier-Journal Building, louisville. Ky, nr 300
Broadway. \. y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-04
By e. . La4ls & Co.. Auctioneers
ERGEANTS SALE.

By virtue Of an order Of the Corporation Court
"i Alexandria. Va, made At its April term. 1882.
IN the suit OF The First National Bank of Alexan-
dria, Va, vs.. i. Chapman Neac, will sell at pub
lie auction Tor cash! at the entrance to said Court
"n Fairfax street
On SATURDAY the 18th day of May 1882,
at l2"'rlork H.. all the right title and interest
.ssld {" BE- undivided half of S. Chapman
\eai,, i'll and to the TENEMENT AND LOT OF
GROUND on the north side Of Cameron street.
between Alfred and Patrick streets, beginning at
point 80 feet west of Alfred, and running thence
west 10 Cameron 46 feet inches; thence north
parallel to Alfred 1OS feet to q 10 feet alley !;
thence said alley east 46 feet inches; thence
>"ulh parallel with Alfred to the beginning, and
ail aPpurtrnanres WM. H. SMITH,
apes I'll Sergeant
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PUBLIC SALE.
OF THE
Washington and Oli0R. +.

Under authority OF IL decree nt the Circnt Couyt
of Richmond city, rendered April 23, 1890 in tn
suit OF Henry Lewis 1T ais. vs.. the W. 4 q. K. n.
Company ct ais. and affirmed hy the Court of 4 =
peals OF Virginia ut its September term ISS1, the
undersigned special Commissioners WILL at II
o'clock H. OH the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-04
FISH DEALERS.
II , + | 5 H. + S H !
GEORGE f. PRICE & CO.,

DEALERS IN
i T. II \ y D S L T E D l d .
Fish received daily from the fishing shores on
ths Potomac, and supplied to consumers in quanti-
lies 70 sui either fresh or salted, by experienced
iArkcrs.
stalls .os :, aud 5. City Market, and Fish House
80. |, Corporation Fish Wharf.
t"antry orders solicited and satisfaction guar
.Etccd
Oar brand o: BARRELED FISH has always
'!ood ;Sd will continue to stand No. in the
market
mh%i-2m GEO F. PRICE & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-04
Saved his Child.
y n. Eutaw ST.. Baltimore. Nd.
Feb =, 40,

IN Eutaw ST.. Baltimore. Md.
Feb. II, 1885.
Gents Upon the recommenda-
ton Of I friend tried BRowS'.;
IRON BITrERS as 4 tonic and r..
storative for my daughter, whcn;
l was thoroughly convinced was
wasting away with Consumption.
Having lost three daughters BY tn
terrible disease, under the care {:
eminent physicians, l was 10th to
believe that anything could arrcs;
the progress Of the disease, but, To
my great surprise, before my dauch-
ter had taken one bottle of BRowS's
IRON BITrERs. she began to mend
and now is quite restored to former
health. A fifth daughter began to
show signs Of Consumption, and
when the physician was cousultcL
he quickly said "Tonics were re.
quired :" and when informed tha,
the elder sister was taking BRowN's
IRON BIrrRRs, responded that is
good tonic, take it.
ADoRAM PHELrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-04

Browns IRON BITTERs cfec,uel-
y cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion AID
Weakness, and renders the greatest
relief and benefit to persons suffering
from such wasting diseases as Con.
sumption, Kidney Complaints, etc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-04

TNRtS'rEES' SALE OF LANDRY virtue Of.
L. deed of trust from Margaret Hetzel dat.,i liz.
1St day of June. 1871, to secure j. S. O,is * Co
the sum of $1,000 recorded amongst the land re-
cords of Fairfax county. liber n No. 4, folio S:;
the undersigned will expose to sale NJ public !'.
ton ut Fairfax Court House, on MONDAY. !.".
10Th day Of May. 1882. (cOurt day. the following:
described real estate: A TRACT OF LAND ,.,v.
reyed to the said Margaret Iietze by Thoal.s
Moore, commissioner and bounded as follo"s:
Beginning on the west line of Sally Buffers land
] chain l. links. north OF the corner Of LlrIS
owned by the heirs OF Presley Simpson; tcnr.
south '3o, west II chains 33 links to Il stalk:
thcnr" north ID chains and % links to the raii,
road thence c:Stcry along the south side of said
road ID chains and 20 links ~ sally Buffers aid
thence south to the beginning containing -6 acres
more nr less.
Terms of sale: 4 sufficient sum in hand 10 p.y
the sum of 1000 with 10 per cent interest rrn,.I
the !5t day of June, 49, /, and cost ol sale; the
reSidue upon credit of ID months to be secured
upon the land sold. Salcto take place between L.
and o'clock. THOMAS r. LOVE,
JAMES VI. LOVE,
aplo"eotS Trustees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-04
The Soldier and Farmer.

The Soldier and Farmer
He who in the battle runs away,
Will live to fight another day;
Bat, he who in the battle is slain
Will never live to fight again.
The above old time martial rhyme can be para
phrisrd as follows. to suit in many cases the mod
EN- agriculturist, t0-wit:
He who farms and buys on credit.
Will make q crop and never get it:
But. he who pays for what he buys
Will never be cranpcd by debt or sighs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-04
By4. Z. Lacas 3 Co.. Auctioneers.
L. IN; Sr:::.Er PROPERTY Vt AUCTION
un SATURDAY NAY 1850

un SATURDAY. NAY l.. lSS2,
al - "CinrE W. if not sold ,no.rr at private sale
eve will SCI! ~ uunr auction. in front Of the Mar
k"t Building. nn Royal street Alexandria, VA. the
NAiT A!:i.E IMPROVED PROPERTY,
1T the southeast corner of X ing and Alfred streets
the property which ". Drmainr & Sons now o.
rupy, fronting IN King street ~ feet ! I inches.
and rnnmin@ hlrk on Alfred SIr,rt 30 II y inches ;
thence ra;t 81 feet > i.i@llrs and will be- more
'mlly described at SALE. ~ the hlck line runs ir.
:rgu!ar. The pll: car !e 5,,r at our Sales Room,
!" north H"ya! street!
Terms ot ~alr Tine halt r.,sh, and the residue
III two equal Payments At SIX and twelve months
from day OF sale with good surrties.
an-9 I'll q. A. Mc(iAW
By Z. =: laals & Co.. Auctioneers
a. SArTHDAN May Il. So, in front OF the
~ Market Batding. on Royal street, ut twelve
"""'!. IA. "" vii offer 1T public auction thr
NNIAHL& MARKET AND TRUCK
FARM
situated ahnu :nmr miles from Alcxan(ri ria, and
M miles from Washington. containing
::5 ACRES AND IS POLES,
and 'oand'd ''y the lands OF G. H. Terratt and
other tnh inri:rrly the old Terrett farm.
FINE land, GOOD DWELLING
and necessary "ut-huiidngs. we'll watered; fine
springs uf failing water. some fruit trees
aad 10 acres in Young timber, situated in Fairfax
county, near littl: Evcr turnpike.
Terms OF Sale Cash. Good title.
ap29-td ELIZABETH I.ARILLE
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/. All canvcyancing NJ cast
JOHN PAYNE, Trustee.

Di VIRTUE of decree OF the Circuit Coui: n'
- Fairfax county, rendered ut the November
term, 1881, in the chanccry callsc OF Hoes
adm'r. VS.. Shaw. therein pending, the under
signed, special Commissioner for that purposr viii
sell at public auction to the highest bidder bgi,.r
the front door Of the Court House ut FaiY;ay
county, on MONDAY, the 10Th day of May So.
(that being court day that VALUABLE TRACT
OF LAND upon which James V. Shaw now IT,
sides, situate near Thornton station, in Fa:r!a,
county, and within about u miles nf iy:n.ira
station. containing l3S acres
Terms Of sale: Cash enough to pay thu ro;!, o!
snit and expenses of sale and 10 discharge the s.i
Of $3.50, with interest from the 2Sth day o, Anr:
1880, and the balance on credit of one, twn ami
three years with interest from the day ui s%i,
the purchaser to give bonds and security iur IN"
deferred payments and the title to be withheld -
further security until the whole of the Iu?,...t.
money is paid. l.. l.. MEREDITH.
ap2O-w4w Com'r, or 49,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-04
AUCTION SALES.
BY <. I. Lucas & Co., Auctioneers.

Di VIRTUE OF \ DEED 0F TRUST FROM
- John ". Sh"crr. dated December 80 lS7n,
AID recorded in liner T., 40. !. folio 1U:; me n
the Land records for the county nt AirXa.Lria, |
will sell IT public ancion. in front nf Ihr l;"yaI
street entrance I'll the Market iIuiaim. in ;i.r
city of Alexandria, Va, at II m, SATURDAY, the
9TH day Of May, 1852, TIM following property
conveyed by said deed. default having been made
III the payment of one oil the notes secured thrr,.
by, viz: the property real ratatc situated in The
county Of Alexandria, Virginia. and bounded and
described as follows 10 wit Beginning south at a
point marked by three dog wood sapling trees and
running north to certain stake in the line of the
county road thence along the line Of said county
road to near hickory tree marked fore and aft
and adjoining Messrs. Lacey, Summers and widow
Fcbrcy said parcel OF land containing three acres.
more or less, and known south side Of Lubhcr
Lane together with all the improvements, wnys
rights, easements privileges and appurtcnanrcs IT,
the same belonging; it being the same property
that was conveyed to said John W. Shrcve to
Basil Hall and wife by deed dated December
3Oth, 1879. and recorded in liber F. No. +, foiic
1O7
Terms of Sale: Cash. All convcyancing n! cast
of purchaser.
aDcl-t John PAYNE Trusf.,.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-08-05
A !yifa's Death Bed Confession.

About IL years ago Wiliism Vos-
burgh Of Amster Fam, New York,
was accused by Mrs. James Voo.-
hees, bis mother-iD-lsw, with having
poisoned his wife. The latter was
suddenly seized with conyuisions,
and Mrs. voorhees,, who IS represented
as hsv:og beeu ne causa Of irequeat
coarreIs between vosburgh auG Gis
wife, proiucsd bottle of wilma which
she charged had oeen drugged by her
soD-ia.law. Aa analysis proved tha.
arsenic had been placed IN the wine.
Vosburgh purchased the wine for his
wife, and althocga no evidoEcauC0G i
be procured to sbcw that re had PD'
soned the liquid. hc was srspeeteJ oi
having committed The crime
Mrs. Vosburst continued i'll, snd
Whenever visited by physician she
gave every sign Of suffering from
! nrsenicel poisoning l.s woman oe-
camo an invalid to all appearances.
and her husband refusing hef support
after the terrible accusation, she was
; removed &c the county-house. She
died at TIA. institution last nion.h
Mrs. VOORHEES, was oycrtakeu ny a
peiniul death few years etter she
accused her unfortunate daughters a
husband. An aged lady na'ned MRS.
Jane Dale, cverseec in the WCMsn 5
department; q. the Cou0.y -louse, now
cones forward via strange reyeia
tiop that she alleges hgs. tosourgh
made on her death-bed. The comics
SION, in substance. was that her hus
band was entirely innocent o. thu
charges 0. attempted murder. A.
toe ins,igatioc OF hsr mstGer she hsl
placed arsenic in the wine bought b,
her husband, and then drank of anota
er bottle Containing pure wine. tn,
poisoned wine wss given - t.,
physicians tor analysts. to tlsow sus
pic;ca Upon ier husband. All tkes.
vears she bad been shauning iilaess
p;ooably fearing punishment !. 81,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-08-05

ENGLISH rExAtE BiTrEs is 40 iFon and
vesesah!e ;cnic prepared b. physician. sPe>
c,aiy fcr the cure of ills tha, sffiict thsiemale
sex. l, builds up ard strengthens feeble,
broken dov,nsnd y.orr o.: constitutions, II
repairs dsmxges Inflicted by yssrs Of scaer
i..s, regulates the whole system, adds i'on -
the Impoverished blood ard makes pe-cnH-
men. cures Of ion. standing CT s-s. = cicanses
and tones the s'olaach, impar,s Keen appe'
tite, aids digestion, relieves sc heacache
acts gently upon :lc Eves, cures swimming
and giddinesso q the bead, pain in the side
ralpi'ston Of the heart, and unees The pale
cheeks with the bloom Of health ana beauty
Gao be used at all times by m 'r,ad aud SIN
gle tor rece0t q, chrome complaints.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-08-05

From the Savannah Ga, Times.
Through the kindness Of Mr.. Henry
7. Ferrell, the well known veterinary
surgeon Of Randolph street, We were
presented, on last Saturday, with
whas we beleive TO be the smallest
pony in ths world. It was born at
his stables jsw days ago. and is from
tbs s,ock Of Mexican ponies, which
wsrs lScsntly brought 10 our city. 1t is
Des quite four inches in length. and the
sarangsst feature Of the little curiosity
is that It is remarkably we'll developed
for ono Of its diminuuvs size. Its
hsad, ears. bsck, legs and tail are all
perfect and even The boot and frog o.
The foot i already formed.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-08-05

70 ce:ts per line, each insertion, sor reading
matter os local notices 25 per cen, added ,o
above rates for each change Of yearly, hall
yearly or quarterly advertisements.
Positively no reduction from above rates 70.
she recommendation of sny one.
Cash must accompany every order unless
the advertiser or agent is known by the pro-
prie,or to b q responsible party.
Communications must reach this office by
os before Thursday mornings, if they sppear
in the first issue after they are received, and
advertisements mus, be handed in b-;oge FT'-
day noon.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-08-05
A Life Depending Upon the Dice.
This story is au:hcntic u is found


Gn the memoirs OF a PruSsiab Offices
Of distinction. who gives g eimp.,
Unaffected aarrative o! the scenes aui
events tbrougb wnict he passed, and
who be,rays nowhere the least dspo
si.ion TO exaggera:c. The following
remarkable Incident he gives as i,
came Under hia own observation. Ue
vas at the tiu,e on tic sisT o. Gen.
WinterGeiG, one of The most skillful
and compeient captains of his day
and "in'erfeld was the general in
command at tho time spoken Of.
Two soldiers bad been Coademne,i
to death. In Gcunken condition p.
night they Ind assaulted an oJice- oi
the line. aat: onc cf them had draw Il
knife upon him, bu. hs could not
positively sey which oi tho twain held
it. AnC The neD themselves did not
knOw Ne',her cf :hcr remembered
anything ebout l. So bosh Of them
were condciD Led to bs shot.
They were both excellent soldiers,
and op'y one Of thep Dad been gully
90 ---'u; = &C rcn.
The officers Of tho division. .acluc.
irg him who had been assaulted. asked
that the men nigh. be pardon.d. At
length W;pterfeld said he woa,d par.
don one Of .hsm. Oalv oae lad Lel4
knife, and onlv that one ougL. T.
die lie would pa.-on or. sna the
men rnust themselves DECIDE w..;ca u
the; ;a sho &c shct.
Row should the decision be made !
LET us sasfo l,o dice" said oIe OF
the condemned.
And the otlcr agreed tc !. AGt
anon il was agreed TO w oil .ntaros,e9.
The two r>,., .-.-.,- .h~;- r.'.~..s- hu lie
SIDE Of big dyun, rni were to throw
tie dice npcr Is head. Two dice
were s:vor them ard proper box for
shaking.
The Grst man threw two skies. He
groaned in eso0y. Tie felt that &c
bad consi-ped his comrade TO death.
Bot when tho second came to throw
he also threw two skies. "Wonder-
fuli" cried the lookers.cn. They were
ordered to shake and throw again.
This time tho second man threw
first-two aces. "Ho! goodl You
will! live. Peter" But when Peter
came to throw the dice presented those
same two aces. And now The behold
ers were wonders stricken indeed.
Another throw was ordered, and
Peter threw Q Eve and a duce. Tbs
other threw--6ve, duce. After tic
excitemen, had again sabsided the
men shook once more. The irst threw
two fours. "Ohi now throw fyes,
and save yourself, Peter" petcf
threw-tw0 fours.
At this point the Colonel ordered
them to stop. He went aud reported
the marvellous result to Winier6e!d
Said he: "Ciearly, General. Provi
dence will have these two men to be
saved"
And saved they were. The Gener'
al cared not to oppose tbe wonderful
fate of tie dice. 1t did seem provi
dental, and SO re accepted it.
And the redeemed soldiers lived tc
prove that the saving fate hsd given
back to Prussia two Of the very bes'
aa0 bravest of her socs.
An IOWA man bad inst paid s., COZ
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-08-05

s~DiSs NOui. auOrn tCo J1cb.SS
pri.sa0Is aud sneir friends, lie !ua(
would laugh, AND the auC iencs, CON-
posed mostly Of worer. would blnsh
behind fans ss each organ Of Jennie's
ws discussed, and evidence given as
to tco search for foreign substances
that would kill. There are thousands
cf fool girls that think they knew
mora tian whole families ongt. to
lao", Who would bc greatly benefited
if taken ACROSS somebody's knee and
compelled to listen to tho reading of
tie life OF Jennie Cramcr ron the
TINA she icst got mashed ou s. two
legged ;aclass until hex Goiy Va. Gu.
into q tiousaod pieces 30 arc %.
~ha, a;,co her Atou. &c cls. step
TIA. d youn6 g;-l ;akes ,haS is wong
is to ges a. .dec that sno Knows ,,cye
than tsr mother. .,d thai the Old
iady is ,scE numte-." Gni doan't
know anything aboot the fan Of btDg
oa. oigL:a .w,..:ag beer, swallcvng
hi.t ines, ana riding in RED bngy
will. d i.arsa tba. will drive hiref
whether anybody has hold ofthe
lines " 1o:. TIE girl is Liable be
deceived in the old lady. Tbsesti-
rDas.e pesaon k'ows Ill about and
Knows what o focl i makes o'giri.
AaC w,.en Il si:i viii not iists indy I
| 70 advice t1ou her notler. sinouid
have The coace.t taken on: OF w:ts
. press-bo.... !. Jerr'e h'nef's '
mother Lac .a,,;;ln her grl Iss sor =
knees tbs iirs. u..e she reN' and Il
tahe1 o.i.s,a. ac3 tao 20 "'ira e
Gu. D: he, paper bastle. spread ei
tbl lusJe al ore. &c OF ne:
bsck, 8ou sat he' ccW1 ~
tom char 60 hard ;ha... -~s 1an II
fallen o.. o, Lcr Gppe.' "'anio au
would be Awe tc. day. '' 'is l.
time 10 the a;.5:L3c1 -
wiping the dinner dis 90 ei.s'ag 10
Mother. Is tie ] w. o. we
meadire tie heels S'-er sea
.,oct;,ns q, -, as: lad ,aken Owe
h., hv ,ns h.na Giy told her dsy
,h., ,h... w.,,,ra couple Of I h,
! galvanized aris, 10 ea'ed no kee]
r.ore for her :, 'o e dog, hon
ssosF: to lug os them alaae ap' sn"' s,ns
the girl woOit t7sy At 5ous s' n,"'' nno'
and N'oa'd n d d. !. .aro ~ oo'De' ,sa NOR
} Ba. tie .la -" d Sc
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-08-05

the r,,.'' ,s.0n Of The United State, Com, =.
. I'''' case Is valuable on. ,.m " IN
s"s"'a "ron coo,cnpdbI. and ., ""1es
crc.''a'' 'ea the moral eiie., of !, u,;', p'1s
sr ,Ass'I'" fov., 1. 'sa'0sise,. Rep. s..1.,o m o'
- ose' docs not appear to axr.e ,,;' sseIe'a>
'"''i'ef does Nj. Arthur. ~" you,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-08-05

An IOWA man bad inst paid So COO
for kissing his servant girl, and sbo
wasn'. much OF a servant girl either:
II does seen to us that the wages oi
sin are a good deal higher somehow
than newspaper salaries this year.--
BOOmcraal.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-08-05
The Farmers Wife.
~ PAUL HAMILTON HAyNE.

Bird.like, she's up nj day-daw~'s bnsl,
In summer heats or winter snows;~~
Her veins with healthfui blood saush,
Her breath balm, her cheek a rose;
In eyes-she kiudliest eyes on earth
Are sparties Of homely mir,h;
Demure. srch hVmcr is a,nbus'ie6 IN
Tho clear curves of her dimPled chin.
Ahi guileiess creature, hale and good,
All! fount Of wholesome wonanhood,
Far from the worlds nnhaIowed strife.
Gods blessing on tho farmers wife!
I love 10 mark her matron charms,
Her fearless step through household ways,
Her sunbnrns hands and buxom arms,
Her waise, unbound BY ioruring stays;
Bliths % bee with busy caro-,
She's here, she's there, she's everywhere;
Long ere the clock has struck for noon
Homo chords Of toll are oil in tune,
And from each rich and bounseous hour
She dnins its use, % bees flower.
Apart from Pass;on's pain and strife,
Peacs gently g;rds the farmers wife,
Homsward (his daily lahoss done)
The stalwan farmer slowly piods'
From hauling, betwesn shade and suu.
With sulIen glsbe and stubborn sods,
Her welcome on his spirit bowed
Il sunshine aashing on cloud
All vanished 10 the brief eclipse!
Hark TO the sound OF Weddcd hps
And words Of tender warmth that start
From out the husband's grateful heart.
OF we'll he knows how vain his life,
Unswestsnsd By The farmers wifa
Bot 10! the height OF pure light
Comes with the evenings stainless Joys,
When by the heauhssone spaces bright
Blend the glad tones Of girls and boys;
Their voices rise in glceful swelis,
Their laughter riags like elm bells,
Till with hook 'swixt smile and trown
Tho mother lxys her infant down,
And at her Arm, upliftsd hand,
There's silence mid the joviel band
Her signal stills their harmless strife
Love crowns with Law the farmers wife!
Ye danes in proud palatial halls
OF lavish wilss snd jswelled dress,
On whom, perchance, no infant calls
(For barren on your lovelinsss)-
Turn hisherward those hnguid eyes
And fos Q mSments spece Be wise;
Your sister mid the coa sisy dew
ls three times nearer Heaven than you
And where palms Of Eden stir,
Dreem not that 70 shall stand BY her,
Tho in your false, bewildsring life,
Your folly sco. ned the farmers wife.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-08-05

lie rea''n why the ,oI;,;c.,
because ,ha.. b. arpear 50 lame and ..raddI,na " !.
W. 'a"se they are bull, to catch vo,e,. .as IS
Sar '~''ohs-- Pyov,tere,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-08-05

There is some di.eS..
mas. mas about a Southern cs,
kI.a r"as on In the Democratic h.,
.ns,on c. Ws;,,s ;Sea, am. the nsh, mar
York Sun, Ind. " iennessee.-N
IN ,h' Northern democracy vii, ,.v..
an TO- ~ , .n0 the Unah Heep. Of the So,,,'
would a. ;. humble .n to demand the rish,~;, eD'a
there are d ,bo.s '"s ola spirit Of
,na ID 40 no' belong to the Urah B..n ..r, ,,""'n
# nor'. are growing restless under n. "oo'' "o
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The U,icL,, w.
4. s"so eS"siS y the suggestion of Gs, % 70 terribly
Gen. G,.", 'ol u'Ternor Luckily n, 'an' am as
ton, VIII ~ ineligible under on, -, c,,,'' men,
this S,,, .n.'A makes 6ye years ~. ,. Gons'''n>
Nrs a yorL u Prerequisite to alnp 'aence ,hs a in
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Tne other nations can ali In., ~c,k nd g
TO fighting ii they are SO inclined. tis: 2o1
and Ksnss. can feed the yo,id II IS yess -
s.. Lon,s Pcs, 0uyc;ci