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St. Landry democrat., 1882-01-14

Appeals, Baltimore Md; ex-Judge C. G. Mott,
East Orange, N. j.; Hon. G. Il. Patterson,
judges Foifteeitaas Judicial Circuit, .Terre
Haute, Ind; Hon: Epenstus Sears, Judge Of
ward Forbes. fexlJudge Supreme Court hf
Massachusetts; Hon..J NJ. Dckerson, Probate
Judge of Montcalm County, Mich; John w
Dwfnell, Oakland, Cal: Judge James G. Cur
sN xsH sage oSsSaE ssS e.
Judge Charles Fl. Conover, Freehold, n. T.;
Judge Richard J, Bowie Chief Judge Sixth
Circuit of Maryland: Judge Emory, Maryland
Court of Appeals; Hon: solon Thurman, Judge
Of the Thirteenth u 4liciale e circuit Indiana;
Judge Jonathan DUH. Pontiac, I'LL; Hon.
Thomas Thompson, Eighth South Carolina
Circuit; Judge John Bnrgerine, Cincinnati,
Ohio; Judge NJ, Il. Cater, q the !
Minnesota Supreme Court; Justice Nathan
Clifford, United States Supreme Court; Hon.
Seth Ames. ex-Judge Massachusetts Supreme
Court; ex-Judge VILLAIN w Campbell, New
York: Charles = sanforn a. Jnage , New rork
mon Pleas Court, Cleveland Ohio; John H.
Martindale, ex-AttornS CT eneral OF New ork.
81 4 6 THEoEoGY.
Rt. Rev. Thomas Atkinson, Bishop of the
Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina: Rev:
Wright K. Bartlett, Second DuIh Reformed
6Aurch, Albany, N. w Rev. Dr. Benjamin n.
HI oKSest. Baptist minister in Connecticut;
Ret.DfX J0kn L. Norton. Episcq Milan, Louis
vile, ~ Rev Willism EwsEis Grand Fa,de Gh a
gara MefbPo hsEo BE-
troit, Mich faIs narles &. Worrell, ID. D.,
PresbyteFianES Sanasquan, NJ. j.; Rev. DR..
EdwartiA. WSSburne, rector Calvary Ep!sco-
Taylor RefoEmed Dutch Church, Jersey City;
Rev Thomas Powell D. D., Baptist, OTTAWA,
ILL.,: Rev. Marinus Willett, Chaplain New fprk
St. Landry democrat., 1882-01-14


phia; Palmer Gallup, composer, Mystic River,
Conn; William H. Oakley, church music COM
poser, New York; NJ. D. Clement, concert
manager, Beloit. Wis; Lncian II. Southland,
church and song composer, Boston, Mass;
Prof w. n. Orchard, Columbia, s. c.. Helene
Balatka, vocalist, Chicago; Juan 3. Salcedo,
cornetist, Brooklyn, N. Y; Pierre Ouvrier,
piano manufacturer, New York; w. c. Tower,
tenor Boston, Mass; Gotthold Carlberg, con-
ductor and teacher, New York; Alexander
McNfarten editor New York Musical Rerielg;
Prof John Daniel, song-writer, New York,
Elias Hook organ-builder, Boston; Rudolph
Bial, conductor, New York Prof. Henry G.
Thunder, organist and conductor, New York.
I eJ5s s4fsHst# DRAMA.
Ethelbert A. Marshall, the oldest theatrical
manager in the country, Philadelphia; Alfred
II. 'Sefwyn, Boston, Mass; George II. Sails
bury, Chicago; Harry Hunter, the Lone Fish
ernnan, Cincinnati, Ohio; Richard Coleman,
Haverlys minstrel troupe; Pauline Merritt
sister Of Mrs. Oates, Cincinnati; Davis Whit
Mass; Robert Lane, variety actor, Cincinnati,
Ohio; John Harrison. Secretary and Treasur-
er of the American Dramatic Fund, Brooklyn
N. Y; Harry Levoy, scenic artist, Pixies
Opera-H House, Cincinnati, Ohio; Matthew v.
Lingham, leading actor, San Francisco, CAL;
Harry Spriggs, comedian, st. Paul, Mimi;
Caroline s. Blake, New York; Edward s. Ma
turin, dranatfst, New York: Mrs. s. w.
Pierey, Philadelphia; Mrs. w. r. Blake, Wild
ow of the comedian Blake, New York. Mrs.
Charles r. Thorne, New York: J. o. Seton,
actor, Detroit; Mrs. Edwin Booth, New York.
LITERATURE.
Miss Eliza A., D.Ipliy, story-writer, New Or
leans. La; Francis "A. Durivage, author and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-19

Mr.. JOHN SLATER INJuRED.-This morn
ing the horse attached to buggy in whichMr
John Slater, of Alexandria county was seated,
while standing in front of the residence of
Mr. John ". Robinson, Mr. Slater's broth
erin-law, near the lane leading to the aims
house, became frightened and ran away
Mr.. Slater was thrown out ofthe buggy.
dragged a considerable distance. and badly,
though, it is thought, not seriously injured
Mr.. Slater Was carried back to Mr.. Robin
sons house where he received medical at
iention. Dr. Brown, who attended Mr..
Slater, says that that gentleman, while badly
bruised about the head and body, is not seriously
injured. Mrs. Robinson. Mr.. Slater's daughter
WAS about to get into the buggy when the horse
ran sway. The buggy which was damaged was
turned over on Mr.. Slater by the horse running
upon hill side
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-19
TIL al Boy OF Mine

i, 81 terrible fellow on clothes, and it takes u
strong Suil 10 stand him 4 month. 1.-THE la
ly who made this remark will bring that
boy to L. Robinson < Co.'S 800 Pennsyl-
vana Avenue, Washington, she will have
no further cause for complaint, as they are
introducing line ofschool suits this season
especially adapted for just such boys as the
one mentioned above.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-19

BACK FROM RALTIMoRE.-The Uniformed
Patriarchs of Marley Encampment, No. t,
of Odd Fellows who left here yesterday
morning for Baltimore. under command of
W. W. Sherwood captain, and Samuel Man
kin, lieutenant, TO act as an escort to the
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of
the world, which commenced its sessions in
that city. Yesterday, returned home last
night on the twelve o'clock train, much
delighted with their trip. The Alexandria
Patriarchs We're received most courteously
and entertained handsomely By their Balti-
more brethren and an enjoyable reunion
was had. All who made the trip, including
the ladies accompanying the Patriarchs re-
port pleasant time
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-19

THE TUG BOATS BUaY.-The coal trade
having at last commenced the steam tug
boats, which have been idle during the past
months of the summer have now as much
work as they can do. All the tug-boats of
this city left here to-day for the lower Po-
tomac with coal laden vessels in tow. The
brig Agnes Barton. and the schoonerS Hat
tie Williams. Chas. Briggs, Grace Andrews
and Bertha Walker, were towed down from
Georgetown. and the schooner Carrie Nor
ton from the -Americn Coal Company in this
city. The iourmasted schooner Charles H.
Ealch is in the lower Potomac waiting for a
tow up.
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Ministerial Welfare.

WEST END, ATLANTA, Ga.
March IA, 1881.
H. H. WARNER 4 Co.: ,Sir&--Your Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure raised me from
bed OF sickness, and made me we'll man,
REV. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-19

J. VI. {. A-The regular monthly meeting of
thi, association will hc held tonight in the NJ F.
Church Class Room Al o'clock The members
arr requested IN hc prompt in their attendance.
Action Viii be taken with regard to the loss sus-
tanned, in the decrlSe ot Bro Morgan Drisroll.
1t JAS. ENrwISLE Jr., Gen. Src'ty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-19
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Eighty car loads of cattle arrived here
Saturday night over the Virginia Midland
Railway.
Joseph Taylor, aged seventy years, ma
tive Of Accomac county, Va, dropped dead
in Baltimore yesterday.
Mcssrs German & Petit are building an
iron water tank for the schooner being built
at the new ship yard
A marriage license was issued in Wash.
ington yesterday to John T. Lewis and
Kate R. Waile, both of Richmond Va.
Mrs. Chaplin, of Charleston, S. c., who
delivered temperance address in this city
last week, addressed large audience in
Baltimore yesterday evening.
Police Officer James Smith killed, Mon
day last, ITO sora ON one tide. On Saturday
Office Smith killed eleven blue wing ducks
at one shot. This is considered a good
record.
The funeral Of Mr.. Charles Ballinger,
whose death was announced in yesterdays
GAZETTE, took place from the late resi-
dence Of the deceased, in Fairfax county,
this afternoon.
The funeral of Mr.. G. Morgan Driscoll
whose death occurred Yesterday, will take
pl<'NC ailu Des altelltleu
by several of the organizations of which the
deceased was member.
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, SEPT. 10. 1882.
Sun rises.............. 5 40 Sun sets....... & =
ARRIVED.
Str T Arrowsmith lower Potomac to Poto-
mae Ferry Co
Schr Rodney Parker, New York, 10 American
Coal Co.
Stmp Louisa philada by + Reed 1 Co.
Str George Lcary. Norfolk by p Hooe
Str Mattano, lower Potomac. by ] Lannon
Schr Carrie 4 Norton, Providence by American
Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Jas Ponder from Richmond AT New York
18th.
Schr l. 4 Edwards cleared at New York. for
Richmond 18th.
Schr Antelope. from Richmond at Boston 18th
Schr Lizzie Hyrr from Richmond, st Boston
18th.
Schr Eliot p Church. from Georgetown, at Fall
River 10Th.
Srhr VIM Mason. from Georgetown, at Proyi.
drncc 10th.
Srhr II Skinner from Richmond, for Ports.
mouth, AT Vineyard Haven 10th.
Schr W o Snow. from Washngton sailed for
Gardiner 18th
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Gazettr.
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, sept. ~, 1852.
ron the Middle Atlantic. Statea lar weather. i"!-
lowed by local rains in cxtrclnr northern portion,
westerly winds. stationary or-iighrr barometer
and tempcFatnrr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-19

RIVER TEADE.--inspectOr IL W. Hawk
hurst reports recent arrivals d, the river
front a. follows
Schr. Martha Sergeant, Bohannan, Nor
folk, lumber to Perry, :;moot s Co. schr
II. p. Ravens. Curtis, New DIRK phosphatcs
to ". 4. Smoot & Co.: schr. VIM. q. Bart
lett. Lyman, New iork, guano to Geo. II
Robinson 4 Son schr. Royanna, Mitchell
Baltimore. salt TO W. A. Smoot * Co.: schr
Flying Scud, Meekins, Havre de Grace. coal
to T. J. Mehatiey < Co.; 5chr Earl p Mason
Nickcrson, to load coal by American Coal
Co; Schr Agnes Barton. knight. 10 load coal
schr Ida c. Hull, Hull, kennebec ice to F.
A. Reed 4 Co.; schr Carrie A Norton
Hodgdon, to load coal by American Coal
Co; Schr @. H Booth. Bennett, New York
guano 10 j. 4. & j. q. Beckham schr Lii.
lie, smith, to load wheat by f. b. Hooe
harges James Black and Allen Campbell
coal to #. J, Mehatiey & Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-19

DIvoRcE.-Robert Henry Booker yester-
day instituted suitin Washington for divorce
from Rebecca Ansidonia Booker. Hcrmaid-
eli name was Rcbccca Ansidonia Wheeler,
and her petition sets forth that she was mar
red to the defendant in this city. Aug. Is,
1876, by the Rev Mr.. Johnston and imme-
diatcy after the marriage they returned to
Washington. Wheeler claims that shortly
after his marriage his wife ceased speaking
to him and acted as a stranger toward him
refused TO live with him as his wife, and
from that time until September, 1871 acted
in that manner. and then wilfully deserted
him.
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+ ALL TRADE, 1882

pee in all DEPARTING
We DRESS
10th Chndhhs
special BLACK SILKS
offered
leaudFre
ABLE LINENS will 75c
Napkins $3.50
SC 5 ful Hand prceslow 80
at
Loo"
al one
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-19

\ good medicinal tonic, with real merit,
Is Browns Iron Bittcrs 50 all druggists
say.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-19

PROPERTY SALE.-Green & Wise sold to-
day for John R. Zimmerman, trustee, tract
or parcel Of land in the village of West End.
with one brick and two frame tenements
thereon. to John r. Zimmerman, for 81 $50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-19

SUDDEN DEATH. Mr.. Andrew McHenry.
an old and esteemed citizen Of Fairfax CO.,
died. suddenly at his residence. on the place
oil Mr. James McWillams, his nephew, in
that county, yesterday evening. The re-
morning and buried from ST. Marv's Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-19

10y The members OF Potomac Lodge No. IS.
are requested to meet n their hall. on Columbus
street. tomorrow III :; o'clock p. IN, to make ar
rangcmrnt for the funeral OF Bro C. NJ Driscoll.
by order ni the Nc. Il. +. PEAKE Sccty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-19

toNsEKr ALIVE CoMMIrrEE.- meeting
of the City Conservative Committee was
held last night with Major W. W Herbert
in the chair. and James Il. Cation secretary.
The committees appointed at a previous
meeting made favorable reports, and 4 general
conversation in reference to the conduct OF
the approaching campaign took place The
committee then adjourned TO meet with the
committee OF the Young Mems Democratic
Club, at their room on King street, between
Royal and Pitt, recently secured rs head
quarters, next Thursday night. At this
meeting committees to canvass the city and
see that all the democratic voters in the
Second and Fourth Wards arc brought ont
al the new registration ordered in the said
wards hy the Judge OF the Corporation
Court will be appointed. The democrats OF
this city are active and Alexandria may he
expected to give an increased majority in
November. The books for the new registra-
lions in the Second and Fourth Wards will
be opened on the First Monday in October
continuing open one week
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-19

Attention IN called 10 the announcement OF
the meeting the Young Mems Democfa-
tie Cluh on Thursday night next.
The meeting is called to perfect The plans
FOR q thorough organization of the party in
this city.
Let there be full attendance ol all who
desire the overthrow Of bossi-m in Virginia.
POLICE IrEM5-The Mayor had before
him this morning Chas. Smith, for drunken
ur->: George MAY. for drunkenness, and
di-or,ieil, conduct K. Erodrn7tcin, fol be-
iug drlnk OH the streets: James Green, lor
careless driving OH The streets. and
twenty parlie>; charged with creating and
maintaining nulsance5 Oh their premises.
Charles Smith wa, sent 10 jail Iur ten days
IT, get sober.
George May, in default OF the payment OF
i line o. - WAS locked up.
r Brodenstcin WAS fined - 20 and dis
charged.
James Glccn wa~ discharged ~ il Vas
shown that HI driving into wagon in ilol t
ui the market VA" more an accident than
rarelcs,nr,,.
The Mayor in lahins Up the nuisance
cases said Tor several months past he had
had aaiy before him n large number of par
lies tur allowing nnisnn;rS TO The danger of
thr health ui the city To remain OH their
rem;-rS that he had up 10 this time not
lined anl Ol the parties SO charged that he
had discharged them with orders to remove
the said nuisances that this lenient policy
did not seem to be appreciated and he was
nov seriously thinking about not only or
iering the abatement of the nuisances, but
to assess fine against all parties found gull
~ Of maintaining nuisanccS on their prem;-
,es hereafter that he was tired of wasting
his time in the trial OF such cases: every
one knew their duty in this matter, and
there was no excuse for such violations Of
the ordinances Of the Corporation. The
names Of the parties charged with maintain
ing nuisauccs were then called, and as he or
she responded. the Mayor repeated the we'll
known order. TO have the nlii sancc com
planned OF ahatcd ut once or be fined In
addition to maintaining nuisance on their
premises it was found that a Mrs Stewart, ST
las Jackson and Isaac johnson were keep
ing hogs within the Corporation These lat
ter three were fined 81 each and ordered to
remove the hogs outSidethe city Immediate
IL.
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4 MEETING
VALUABLE WAREHOUSE AND WHARF
pP0pEP1'S
ID BllC SALE

Ntl.l ati.l. w thfllolS L AMI W iiakF
PROPERTY.
by virtue OF decree of the Corporation Court
o the city "t Alexandria, Va. rendered Al il Sep
irmhcr term, lSS2 in the carlsr 81, .lnn H. Iuman
ct ais. ". Peter Wisc. trustee ct ais. will offer
for sale by public auction. in front uf the en-
trance To the Court room on Fairfax street in tho.
city OF Alexandria. Va. on
SATURDAY, the 2lst day of October. 1882.
At II o'clock m, the following valuable property
to-wit:
ALL OF THAT LOT OF GROUND with ill.,.
TWO BRICK WAREHOl SES and other improve
mrnts thereon, in the said city OF Alexandria,
Va, bounded As follows: beginning Mt point OH
the east side OF Union street us feet 4 inches
north of Duke street and IT the north line OF f.
Il. NiolcttfS lot and running thence north on
Union street 30 feet: thence east parallel with
Duke street into the Potomac river; thence south
and parallel with Union street 80 feet thence
west in straight line to the beginning Of which
said lot of ground, a stripe five feet wide on the
northern part thereof fronting on Union street
and extending eaSeto Potomac Strand rs been laid
oft i, part of a ten feet alley. with the use of said
alley in common with others entitled thereto, and
all rights and appurtcnancc5 Ia the said lot "i
ground hrlOngine
Also ALL THAT DOCK or water lot, lying east
OF that of the brick warehouses on the above
described lot ot ground which fronts on the Strand
and which binds on the south side of 4 wharf
formerly owned by Josiah II. Davis; said dock or
water lot being in front IS feet and running east
wardi, the same width As in front into the Poto-
| mac river with the use Of the south side of the
said wharf. and ali rights and appurtcnanccs Of
every Kind to the said dock or water lot belonging
Terms of Sale One-fourth OF the purchase
m"nry 10 hc paid in c..sh aud the residue in G. II
and Is months with interest from day oil sale the
bonds OF The purchaser with good personal seclir-
~ to BE- given for the deferred payments and the
title to be retained until they are paid
Scpl9 -2awt5 PETER WISE, Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-19

LYME PERT merry. ID. H. Lunt has Just
l. received a large aud beautiful line OF Fine
fertumery and Fancy Articles Il, his store, II. e.
ro" klng aud Washington streets. Stp19
SHEFFlELD'SC CREME ANGELIQUE DENTI-
~ FRICE. For sale by
sep19 j. D. H. LUST
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-19

| + THE HEIRS AND NEXT OF KIN OF C. F.
l ROBERTS, who was killed in Arizona about
two months ago, will call on address the under
signed they will hear of something to their al.
vantage. WATTLES < MUSHBACH Att'ys.
scp19-1w No. D. H. Fairfax street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-19

II INIMENTS WILL. NOT CURE RHEUMA-
IL TlSM." The Great German Remedy made
by j. d. II. LUNT will. Try it. scp19
1NlIE BEST REMEDY for Chls and Fever is
l. Lunt's Agnr Cure. price Soc per bottle
sep19 j. ID. H. LuNr. Druggist
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-19

Let there be full attendance ol all who
desire the overthrow Of bossi-m in Virginia.
National Republican., 1882-10-25
LETTER FROM MR.. BLAINE.

AuousTA ME-. Oct. 90 1852
RICHARD HAnRINaroN, ESQ.,, Chairman Republican
State Committee;
DEAR SIR: 1t is with extreme regret that find
myself unable TO fulfill my long standing engage
ment to speak in Delaware. Some three weeks
since had severe attack of malarial fever. and
have not sufficiently regained my strength to
warrant me in attempting public speech. My
physician forbids 1t positively, and enjoins rest
and quiet.
have personal reasons for coming to Delaware
aside from the good might hope to do the Re-
publican cause, and shall not be content until
have had an opportunity in person to thank the
good friends in your State who have manifested
on important occasions their trust and confidence
in me-
That Delaware should sustain the Democratic
party seems altogether anomalous. Her geo.
graphical position, her industries her progress in
manufactures would Gll seem TO ally her strongly
with the Republican party. During the period
in which Republican administrations have shaped
the financial and economic policies of the coun-
try, Delaware has enjoyed n new industrial life
and has shown q remarkable development in
wealth and productive power In the very same
years that Delaware has been reaping the richest
advantages of the protective system, she has been
represented in Congress by the enemies of that
system.
For tine remainder of this campaign Republi.
cans everywhere should bend their energies to
securing majority in the next House of Repre-
sentatives. Whatever causes Of just decontsnt may
6rist iUh STATE ODfndttons, unfurly and fjurouSiy
thrust upon The party, and iohaterer meaaS may Be
taken 10 resent such ByOngs and Tep such indignieS
it is evidently the duty of all true Republicans to
use every honorable effort to hold control of the
lodged the power TO originate revenue bills. and
thai carries with It the incidental power OF foster
ing OF disabling the entire industrial system Of
the country. The Republicans may be safely
trusted to do the first; there Is serious danger that
tho Democrats might do the second. am, very
truly, yours, JAMES g. BLAINE.
National Republican., 1882-10-25

righteous wrath when in 1867 Presi-
dent Hayes follows in his footsteps.
We see him Republican in Maine, an
assistant Bourbon in Virginia, and an
annex-Democrat in New York and Penn
sylvania. He wants Democratic vic
tories with Republican Congressman in
States which send one-fifth of all the
members Of the House. 1t would be
difficult to match his evasive dexterity.
Jonathan Wild was for twenty years the
trusted aid of the London police, and all
that time the equally trusted associate
with the thieves they pursued. But even
he could have learned from Mr.. Blaine
the audacity which dared to pretend to
be on both sides at the same time, with
hope Of delivering himself satisfactorily
to each. AS we do not believe that any
considerable number of Americans have
been Republicans solely out of regard for
Mr.. Blaine, so we do not believe that per-
sonal regard for him will lead many to
aid him in butchering the Republican
party.
National Republican., 1882-10-25
SOUTHERN NOTES.

Selma, Ala, has sixty artesan wells.
The Louisiana Press Association meets November
20 at New Orleans
Georgia raised u surplus crop OF 100000 bushels
of sweet potatoes this year.
Sir aWiliam Berkeley sowed the first rice in
this country in l047 in Virginia.
colony ofthirty- four persons left Tullahoma,
Tenn, recently to settle in Texas.
The city Of Nashville owes debt OF 81 SIG. .277. 49,
big debt is a bondholders blessing.
There are sixty-three lodges OF Odd Fellows in
Arkansas. with total membership of 1868.
child recently born at Troy, Ala, weighed
but TWO pounds, but is healthy, aud promises to
live.
Hon. NJ Chapman, of Giles County. Va. mem
Der Of the Virginia secession convention OF 1861 is
dead.
At recent wedding in Giles County, Virginia
the groom was Sc years of age aud the bride sixty
years younger
horse-thief named Fletcher was recently ar.
rested At GroesbG,k, Texas with forty-four stolen
horses in his possession.
Bro0mCOrn is successfully cultivated In North
ern Texas, and us paying crop is said to be ahead
Of anythng grown IN the State.
A strange animal is frightening the people in
the country around Amerlcus, Ga.--ErchaRge.
Probably new form of jim. jams.
A calf died at oglethorpe, Ga, of hyd; ophob'R.
This was four-leGged one, and the statement Q
appended 10 cut on the funny man.