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virginia Postal News.

The following postmasters have been
commissioned: John G. Anderson, at
Chestnut Level, Pittsylvania county; Co
rinna J. Wise at Genito, Powhatan county
Lewis Kube at Locust Grove, Orange coun-
ty; Archer womack, Pamplin City, Apo
mattox county.
A new post-ofllce has been established at
seay, Lunenburg county, with John j. Ro-
binson as postmaster.
The following change Of schedule has
been made In Route III, 426--Lynchburg u
Charlemont: Leave Lynchburg Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays at 2 p. NJ; ar
rive at Charlemont by s p. NJ. leave Char
lemont Tuesdays, Thursdays. and satur-
DAYS at A. NJ; arrive at Lynchburg by ]
u NJ
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Burbridgc-Blaclxburn

General s. j. Burbridge was called upon
by Post reporter last evening. He stated
that he was preparing an extended state
mcnt, which would be given to the press in
a day or two, giving the orders under
which he acted while in command in Ken
lucky during the war.
Representative Blackburn, who is in the
city, will not say anything about his diff
Guilty with General Burbridge, except that
he has written another letter to Burbridge,
which he is perfectly willing should appear
in any statement that Burbridge may make.
Mr.. Blackburn Is suffering from fracture
of the rib, sustained by fall in his library
at home Washington Post.
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W.su1S0rox, January 5.--Mr. Scoyil'e
and Colonel Reed were IN conference ~ an
early hour this morning, and VIII be en-
gagged all day upon the preparation OF law
points. which they will on saturday pre-
sent to the court for It's rulings. Neilner
of these gentlemen appear at all sanguine
of obtaining verdict favorable 10 tnelr
client. vet both Of them stoutly MAINTAIN
not ONLY that Guiteau was legally irrcspon-
sible for his act, but that he is al THIS mo-
ment an insane man, his own assertion 10
the contrary Notwithstanding. MI: SEQ
willie was greatly disappointed at ms iaiiure
10 get before the jury yesterday the addi.
tional expert evidence with which nc iiad
expected 10 rebut the very damaging testl-
mony OF the Government experts.
LAW POINTS FOR THE DEFENCE.
Messrs Seoyjlle and Reed tonight fin
ished the preparation OF the prayers 10 De
offered by the defence TO the Court Tor m
slructions to the jury. There are fourteen
prayers. The main points raised are that
the legal test OF insanity is whether the act
was done MS the result Of an insane deiu-
sion or committed under an influence or
power which the accused could not resist
nv reason of his unsoundness OF mind; ;
THAT II the accused would not have done
The act but for such insane decisions, he
Is not guilty OF the crime charged against
him: that il the Jury have rcasona-
ble doubt ms 10 the insanity OF the
accused they should give him the
benefit OF the doubt; that the jury may
fake into account manifestations OF feeling
on the part of witness; that the jury have
A right TO consider the suppression OF eyi-
dence by the prosecution as raising q pre-
sumption that such evidence, II produced,
would have been unfayorable to the prose
cution; that il the jury believed the pri-
soner OF sound mind, but without malice
In the commission of the net, they should
render a verdict Of manslaughter; that the
Jury should find q verdict OF not guilty
upon the counts OF the indictment repre-
senting the death Of the President In the
District OF Columbia. and that a knowledge
that his act was contrary TO law would not
make the accused liable to punishment, II
he did il under the insane delusion that IT
was commanded by God.
THE ASSASSIN IN sECIUsI0N.
No person was permitted to see Guiteau
to-day, yet few were disappointed, for,
with the exception OF the representatives.
Of the Associated Press, not single per-
son braved the discomforts OF raw day
and driving snow-storm to visit him.
"With the exception Of the Jail officials"
said General Croker, the warden, "no one
has seen him since yesterday, and until the
termination OF the trial his counsel and his
brother and sister are the only persons who
will be permitted to visit him in the jail.
Upon being asked the occasion for this re-
turn 10 the rigorous prison discipline
which had been observed in the early days
OF Guiteau's confinement, but which had
been very greatly relaxed since the trial
begun, General Croker very courteously
explained that 1t was strictly in accordance
with the wishes of the prisoners counsel
Baltimore San.
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Mrs. Cora Forsythe, q young married
woman, who was living with her sister at
Binghamton, New York, committed sui
eide during the Christmas holidays by
leaping into the Chenango river. Her hus-
band became reckless after the marriage,
and lost his employment, but latterly he
had been doing better, and was at work at
Scranton. The poor wife, disconsolate at
the separation, rushed into eternity, but
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had she delayed her rash act bali an hour
longer an affectionate and hopeful letter
would have reached her from her husband,
stating that he had obtained permanent
employment at good pay, and expressing
his Joy at the prospect Of being again
unifnd
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The POpc.

LONDON, January5. The Cardinal Arch
bishop OF Rouen, who recently returned
from Rome, has published a letter de-
scribing the position OF the Pope. He
urges the Italians to choose another capt.
tai and leave Rome 10 the Pope. in order
10 avert the necessity Of his departure from
that city.
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BURNETT's COCAINE promotes yigor-
Gus and healthy growth of the hair. 1t has
been used in thousands OF cases where the
hair was coming out, and has never failed
TO arrest its decay.
Use Burnett's Flavoring EXtracts-the
best
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, SIXTY-THREE ANDH=s
II THREE-QUARTER ACRES ON WEST Iii
HAM ROAD, five miles from city; DWELLING,
with usual oui-buildngs, on the place; land good,
and adapted 10 trucking.
Also, fORTY-SlX AND a HALF ACRES ON
THE BROAD-STREET ROAD. two and half
miles from city; SMALL DWELLING, with barn
and stable, on premises. VIII rent cheap to good
tenant.
STORE AND DWELLING, No. IL Seventeenth
street. between Main and Franklin streets.
Also, SPLENDID FOUR-STORY-A ND-BASE-
MENT TOBACCO FACTORY, northwest corner
Cary and Fifteenth streets, with scales elevator,
&c. -
Also. STORES. with DWELLINGS above. on
Cary street between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets.
Also. STORE corner Pine and Main streets.
Amply to FURMAN UPPER.
"a 7-cod3t lOl6 Main street,
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

DARN OF ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
II WITH NEW BRICK Dwellings, &C,
THEREON, IN CIiEsTERFIELD COUNT,
TWO AND A HALF MILES FROM MANCHEs-
DWELLING IN RICHMOND.-Wanted to sell,
rent, or exchange for a good city residence, the
taining ONE HUNDRED ACRES of cleared land.
with NEW BRICK HOUSE. tin roof, eight rooms
l6x20, large hall through the centre; also other
out-buildlngs. The farm has ncyer-faillng
stream Of water running through the centre: be-
sides several springs. The house commands a
beautiful view of the liver and lower portion Of
the city, two and half miles from town. Apply
TO W. G0DDlN & son.
IA 7-5t
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by II. l.. staples 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOB Main street.

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF A SMALL
IL TRACT OF LAND ON THE DARBYTOWN
ROAD.-By request of the executor of the estate
OF j. A. Belyin, deceased, we shall sell by public
auction, I'm front Of lienrieo county courthouse,
MONDAY. JANUARY o, 1882,
nj IL O'Clock NJ. (that being court-dayl certain
TRACT OF LAND, situated ON the Darbytown
road, containing SEVEN ACRES, and adjoining
the lands Of The estate OF Archer lay Tor, John W.
EnsseII. and l., Ifelser, and being the same pro-
nerty formerly owned by W J. Martin.
II. l.. STAPLES & Co,
ei7.o4.3l&Ja7&S-5 Auetioneers.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT, WITH
Il GOOD FRAMED DWELLING THEREON,
COMPARATlyELY NEW, LOCATED IN THE
COUNTY OF IIENRlCO, FRONTING 100
STREET, NEAR TEMPLE STREET. AND
RUNNING BACK BETWEEN PARALLEL
LINES 1870 1-6 FEET TO AN ALLEI, SAID
PROPERTY BEING JUST WEST OF THE
CITY.-By virtue of a deed Of trust from W. A.
Smith, trustee, to Charles r. Nashon as trustee re-
corded in clerks Office Of llenrico County Court, to
secure the payment of a certain sum of money
therein mentioned default having been made i'm
the payment thereof, | WILL being thereto re-
qured by the beneficiary of said deed, proceed 10
sell NJ public auction on the premises on
THURSDAY, JANUARY II. 1882,
at 4 O'Clock L. NJ, the PROPERTY above de-
Scribed.
TERMS: Cash rs 10 expenses of sale and Sfs3.75,
with interest from 24th August, 1851, till paid ;
balance As may be announced at sale.
GEORGE :. NASlION.
Administrator Of Charles 7. Nashon, trustee.
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V'IIE FIRST-CLASS FOU RS Il o II Y
i IRoN-FRoNT BRICK STORE TENEMENT
No. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, Be
TWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS, AT
AUCTlON.-On
FRIDAY, JANUARY 9TH,
nj / O'Clock p. W.. will SELL upon the premises
the VERY VALUABLE NEW BUILDING stu
ated as above, occupied below by Mr.. l.. stern.
wholesale HquOr-dcaler. and above formerly occu-
pied by NJ. May, deceased, club-rOOm.. The
basement Is dry. the store spacious and light and
the rooms above, eighteen In number, are well ar
ranged, high-pitched. and airy.
There is gas throughout the house, water and
closets on every floor bathroom. and every other
convenience that could be desired In such pro-
pcrty.
The building was erected In 1866 by Messrs.
John & George Gibson In their best style. and no.
thing was omitted b. make IL in every respect a
thoroughly irst-cass property.
The walls are substantial the timbcrs Of the best
sills Of the most approved and ornamental pat
terms, the glass of the best double French plate.
aud oycry other Item and detail Of construction Is
in perfect rider.
This f. probably as nearly ire-proof buildingas
there IS In the city, and Is being sold only because
the owner is a nonresident and cannot give his
personal attention 10 the same
invite the special attention of capitalists seek
ing substantial investment 10 this SALE as the pro-
perry l. situated on one Of the most prominent
business streets in the city. within few steps Of
Main street, and will always command iirst-cllss
tenants at a rent yielding good return for the In
yestment.
TERMs: one fourth cash balance. secured by
trilst-deed, in payments Of one, two, and three
years, interest added, and payable semi-annullly.
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
de 81 Auctoneer.
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NJ. = HoILl TItNtnll
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF A FARM OF THREE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-NINE ACRES IN liENRlCO COT N
TY, NEAR WILLIS'S CHURCH, ABOUT SIN
TEEN MILES BELOW RICHMOND.-By virtue
of decree Of the Circuit Court of HenrcO county,
entered on the 18th December, 1881, In the suit Of
GatewOod rS GatewOOd, &c. we will sell, In front
Of the Office Of the auctiOneers. on
FRIDAY, JANUARY ID. 1882,
at IL O'Clock NJ, the abOye-descrbed FARM, oc-
cupied by George ", GatewO0d, with the dwelling.
&C., containing THREE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES, adjoining ListOn Gate
wood, Warmer, Warren, and others, and about
equl-distant (say five mies) from James river and
the Chesapeake and ohio railway extension 10
Newport News.
TERMS: Cash as TO costs of sale and debt due by
trust'.leed (say about $4,000 and the balance Of
the purchase-mOncy at twelve months for uegOtia-
bic note, interest added, with good endorscr. and
title retained until the same is paid and a convey
ance directed by the Court.
JOHN 4. MEREDITH
JAMES q. BLACKWELL,
Commissioners.
APPERSON & Co., Auctioncers. de 81
BY George - Nashon & Son,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
No. Tenth street.
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STUDY HoP-i3ITTERs LOOK, use the medicine,
and you Will be wise. healthy, and happy.
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AUCTION sALES---rhfs Day.
A SALE OF ONE OF l. A + s
WATCHERS AND JoINTERs.

by virtue Of deed Of trust made ey l., ~, s' ban
ton 10 me ~ trustee, and dated 26tn gn,,, hosy'
and Of record In the clerks ONCE oi Ill., ~ "a
ward county (being required SO TO 90 ny .e pel.n-
Charles under said decd, shall sell NJ Puo"' a"c
ton, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY z, 1887
at I O'Clock A. NJ. mt the Richmond bazaar' 1888
i LANES WATCHER AND J0INTER' in
good order. A, 4.
TERMS: Cash as to 1926; balance on terms that
win be mentioned at the sale. ,o,, rr.
ja 3-5t WILLIAM ID. XIII, irustee.
RICHMOND BAzAAn' &
NOS. 1893 AND 144O FRANKLIN STREET.
THIS DAY
at 10 O'Clock we win sell number OF
EXCELLENT ANIMALS
well suited 10 the wants Of this locality, ior city
and farm purposes
YOUNG. WELL-BROKE MULES,
/ ALDERNEY COW, with cali by her side'
PREVIOUS TO WHICH
our usual variety OF
NEW AND SECONDHAND VEHICLES.
JOHN B. DAVIS, Proprietor.
f. ID. Cook, Auctioncer. @f-lt
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TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK TENE-
Il MENT, WITH VACANT LOT, No. PALS
VENABLE STREET.-By virtue Of deed of
trust dated 23d October, 1879, and executed 10
record In Chancery Court, ID. Is. 10 b., page 337.
and default having been made, and being requested
by the beneficiary therein mentioned, | viii pro-
coed 20 sell on
MONDAY. JANUARY 9TH,
at 4:30 L. NJ, the above PROPERTY, fronting 80
feet on Venable street. with depth Of l55 feet, to
an alley 20 feet wide.
TERMS: Cash a. TO expense Of sale and TO pay
of Il note OF 1920, with Interest from October %
1851. l.. r.. BROWN, Trustee
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Aucuoneer. IA 3
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By Jno. +. Lauglton, Jr., Auctioneer,
1906 Main street.
HATS, CUFFS, COLLARS,
i MEMS HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, &C., AT
AUCTION.-On
MONDAY THE 9TH INSTANT,
al IOH o'clock, viii SELL ut my auction-h0use, a
varied invoice, consisting Of
MEMS WOOL HATS,
LADIES TRIMMED HATS,
MEMS PAPER COLLARS and CUFFS In
great variety,
BOYS BOOTS and SHOES,
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS, NOTIONS, &c.
JNO. f.. LAUGHTON, JR.,
ia7 AuctiOneer.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

We have MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ES-
TATE in the city OF Richmond and vicinity In
sums OF 700 and upwards. Charges moderate.
No delay. PRANK ID. HILL & CO.,
dc 30-eodiQt HOS Main street.
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1lTH,
at same time aud place. ia7
TRUSTEES SALE OF a VALUABLE
i FARM IN THE COUNTY OF NEW KENT,
ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD, ABOUT TWENTY MILES FROM RICH
MOND.-By virtue of decd of trust from c. :.
Ayrcr and wife, dated the lst Of January, 1880,
and Of record i'm the clerks office of the County
Court Of New Kent, shall offer for sale az public
auction, on the premises, at l O'Clock i. M on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 7, 1882,
the aboye-describcd FARM called COTTAGE
GROVE" and lately occupied by G.. ;. Ayrer,
containing FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY
FOUR ACRES. more or less, about 40 acres Of
which are arabic and IN cultivation. This farm f.
situated Immediately on the line of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, and within about one mile Of
depot, which makes il very accessible 10 market,
aud gives u considerable value for the purposes Of
trucking, to which the soil is well adapted. The
Improvements consist Of GOOD DWELLING
HOUSE and usual out-hOuscs.
TERMS; Cash enough 10 pay expenses Of sale
and the amount now due under the trust-deed-
viz. $500, with interest from January l, 1852;
rs TO $500, on credit of one. two. three and four
years from January l, 1852, with interest from
that date added; and as 10 residue, made known on
day of sale. Deed To purchaser, and deed OF trust
taken To secure deferred payments
For further information address the undersigned
at Richmond. JAMES c. LAMB.
IL ,1I.l5,20,24, l,4&5 Trustee.
by j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneor,
lib Main street.
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AUCTION sALEs--Fusure Days.

HIGH CONsTAB SALE OF FUR
Ill NITURE. sEWING-MAC CHIMES. VINE
GAR, CROCKERy, COOKING- AND HAL
ING-sTOVEs, PLhTFORM-sCALEsss n0 r.
MAKERS BENCHES AND TOOLS, BAfBfhS'
CHAIRS, &c.-I will sell at public auction ON
MONDAY, JANUARY o, 1882,
nj lOK o'clock A. ~, at my office 300 Franklin
street, the following property, 70 satisfy s"i'iry
S Sne F r ~ P 'sIs SUIT, In Reps;
WARDROBEs, CABINETS, BUREAUS.
LOUNGES, WAsHsTANDS. CAkPETs,
CENTRR-fABI.Es, DINING-TABLEs,
One lot CROCkERY, t r1fHa
CANE AND WOOD-sEAT CHAIRS,
ROCKERS, MATTR EsSEs, BEDDING,
BED5TEAbs. MIRRORS, TRUNks
PICTURES, BASINS AND PITCHERS,
One PRESS, NALISEs,
LOT COOKING UTENSILS,
One SUPERIOR COOkING-STOVE,
One UEATING-STOyE,
One PAIR COUNTER-SCALES.
one PAIR PLATFORM-sCALES,
Two sII0ENAkERs' BENCHES Il % v .
One L fsRf f BxRREL VINEGAR,
One SEWING-MACHINE. .s .H
TENS TG PnG Cash. 'AA'' E. HoLzINaER,,
ja7 II. c. c. X.
SHERIFF's sALE.-Will be sc. sold on
- MONDAY, JANUARY q, 1882,
nj 10 o'cDck, ut the auction-house Of +. ID. Cook
No. 1924 Main street,
part kegs BUTTER,
l part box BUTTER, &C., and
1 pair SCALES,
JOHN w. WRIGHT,
h7 Sheriff City Of Richmond.
BY Jno. +. Laugton, Jr., Auctloneer,
1905 Main street.
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Two Brave Women.

Las week Mrs. Marston, ui.::u;;
the a;,scnr. of her i:a,b.m.l, wul
wa.i,in" clothes in the back kitchen
Of their llc:iie hear Ga!cna, when she
hear;i z ,reat noise among the pigs in
the yard. Opening the door slir saw
T. large olaciS bear trying I" walt; oil
with one o; The pigs. Iae other pix
had cliDitel out OF the pen, and scat-
tered in every direction, and tw,
large dnys that had been ont on s"v-
erai bcar-hunt,; stood at Il safe dis
tance perfectly ruw"i. Mrs. II. rush
Cd fc: IL: boiler 0i s.-:l;!ing water,
which she enn.t:cd upon the head n
the bear. while it was toying I" rc-
tain his hold Oh the Zig. iler t..ug:,-
ter 1T ,v:c:' with til. ax ANA the tw,
dog. c:sn;" to their s.:n:.cTt. M:s. ".
10. = ;nt !.io" how il occurred, hu.
in five !,,ibu:cs ,!.v l,e.,: was deal
witt. Il ':cztn ':v;;' :.a.i,c. iron, the
aH "n It's shoulders aud head, hi.:..
ncas:y p:v.i..G of l.y Tie sc,.!G::.:~
water. both -: il. cyc. ,:.!.!c'i "'H:
.iosc,i, aud Tie s.,.:- !,..n- in@ t" i:.;.
bear. TIA: i,i..::; the "it, ,':a:. ~:
asked ;;'!,e w.r::d have p"r;: :'i,n;.: U:.
b...:.,:r..'..;. :'::.i r.,!itin't max, j, .i:
un.:: "a affair was d.sr:;!"si. lie
now say th..! H. w.l! mattel, his vii:
:;m a,,H:.tit." ::::..inS. anyone ;;s ',.-ar-
,.iiie.=. ;I:ir., u.
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Chlce go's Police Sys:am.

Tl.e novel police system, adopted
by Chicago a year and Il half ny.' Is
.ail to have proved perfectly success
full. TIE city Is divided into twci-
.ty-f0ur districts, in each "f which Is
u depot containing three policemen.
a wagon an,: !nnr horses. Through
out the city are police lsoxes, ltOk;ng
like the old fashioned sentry h'xCs,
aud provided with telegraph signals
and taieph, nes. The door Is kept
locked, 6nt can hc opened ty any
lxtiy needing police aid, keys being
!il,eiallv distributed among stores
and residences. Private individuals
can thus send m alarm by telegraph
lust a. We transmit fire calls IN this
city. Each key il numbered and
registered, and, after being used Ia
omen u tox. j. held fast in tire Lock
until released hy policeman. Thu"
n.ischievn,ssly false alarms are "e,
:cctctl. When IN alarm - rccci"to
ut a Gepot, the police Oh duty there
drive uu;ckly 20 tho isox III response.
The te.ep:,unes.re, used by ratr'!n'en
TO make periodical reports, and there
i,y rou,.,lsn!en ara done away with,
.nI every ,,Ian is directly under III"
control cf his captain. When a pa
iru!,:mn n,:k k.s c:: arrest he does 'io'
desert his BEAT. but calls ;!'e wagon
~ lake til" prisoner away. li"u-e,
h,..i.rs May have private signal
l.nx.s l.y paying the cost. Tue sup.
er;ntcntlen. declares that his t"'ce Is
much setter controlled than before.
that rrin,@.. are fewer, that criminals
IRE more easily caught, and that 1he
cxpense is No greatcr.--.Ht".
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How T1'h"; L;yad "6efoah de
Neh."

Y.wr. is u cu;ure.i couple III i..tiu,
oil; i'nr!c Mace and Aunt SaSey.
!,i:. wife, VIII" have been married
more than tort: y:ac:. .aHd who i,av"
uu:,-rc;.x! steadily al :hc i;i.;c. Tn y
are NOT in ::s furnishing riryu:isstaH-
ca. financially, - they used t" liz
before the wax. and his wa ti:; sub
!. c: under discussion few rights
ago IN their >ilah;J' on Aust: ave
A,ie.
"N.i: getting p.n'rer anti poorer
clwry ycah," :c!.,arkesi Mace. mourn
fully.
"Dat's 81, for r;,c'. Doesn't YOU
remember dem good old days tefoah
de wah, when we wa: hxed up -, -,
cun,fsl,lc, wil all d. convsnirnces -
replied Aun, ::ukev AS she tsavsd 4
sigh.
:.D,m good ole days am ne5sr.
II. ber gwine ter come back, re-
spon,ied the old ,lar"e.y. wipin= away
4 tear.
Sew ain neiev gwi:,c ter come
back repeated Amt sake. dis
uallv, "now ". ha. got nu.1in' Tut
Tin ware or lie table: tut III desc days
don't you s.:,,r'a!'er. old n,an. how
". ,;,td tvr i,nw c!.iney. real chimney
cul,.. W t:i fry ceu!- a:':.,';'. arT":.
:: table =! c.c;, E'l - ~
The c'.i mans :ar. IighI,s! ZIP with
;Lc n,eu,"ry q! happier days. and ~
!tr..-.. twenty years younger ::s h.'
,,.ie.i about Il ne" -" :.":r ~ boats
II. wore out on her person. an': t:;e
rxmrnsive silk ,lrc:S ;s tore uP for
her i,.sa,,xe .i:c sold his r;'x'r str'.'
10 r.4l.!lar for some . 'tis!ia! noweTs
and !esl,rr- and sic! truck. "-T'""
.S;tfiHyx.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-04
T',c Sk..iat Story.

lii u recent .pcsr' 1t Atlanta,
Georgia, Alexander II. stephens
s.si!:
~ r~r!a,: just AZ wei; Nigh. give
YOU IT,. history Of that niat:.: o: ':ct
ins nv ,wn >!:i'lrt.' IL !Si5 when
was fighting kn"wNrt!,in1s. and
w!:",: '::"y Wc!.. :.."",i.;in. Very
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"-:..ii tn. - ...:i,: i:.r. would .:ef:: 20
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e: :. - thy came :, ',s: with the
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,i':uv' t.:d them s'"ua! iil',>-
tr.:. ':.,y s';-;. IL t;ersr.: I!cs'i:e. Of
Wisconsin; ..a.i once re:nir.! mu im.;
,'-.,. IN Ills ;;:t. :'r .o!:l NJ" ti!:.'
.;lr ~. ti." var 81 ISL. i. w. 'aH";;
u l.r; .r."r MI. Il nun:l.s': M others.
and III" indians were taking t,c!E
uut two or tAre, :,HndT Il mile. The
Indians made thu nsi,n,lcrs carry the
ccOkin. ami camp utensils. The see
nud night he get u little tired of !:
and stopped and threw down his bar.
den aud sail: Mr.. Indian. from this
lime out. every i.,an', got I" carry
his own skillet Here IS Governor
J:hus.:n runnins,--"lever. go"d man.
Here i, ~. overly running n:sol
thc. Temperance. cl:Ise Every "'"d
man. aus! /; intend I" let ;i,.n ;.!"ne
ifti;:s will IT,! me ::lone. Now. elsh
.: :!:v>. c:.:l.:i,:at..> inr GcvC:nur iii:iy
tote his cwn :::i:,ri, a:i'i / wiz. tote
':::n Think ,:'c.. a.: ::!...i: :ant!y
able to H.: i. and - ! think nf t'.e
Err.'rai.!" :nen wnr re nov ca;"'i.
t;t:.,:- s,,r the .:,.'l::e nf tn. United
state. have no; trade: nnr
t:,.;;s';: %; 4 :,"-...in with "Nn "f
,:,..n, TIA: j. -. answer /" t:':l;.'