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iT should ret he forgotten that
the Independents have not and can
not raise any issue against the char
;cter, the ability or the Republican
i-m OF General Beaver. The only
charges against him are that he is
the machine candidate = that he
Fsas Nominated at :" boss Gictatioss.
and that If elected he viii be sub
servient "a Senator Cameron. 10
these charges the answer comes
plain and PeCt. General Beaver
offered 10 abandon the nomination
which it is charged he obtained
tarough the machine at boss dicta-
tioR, and submit the question OF his
nomination to all the Republican
voters Of the State, either at primary
elections or to new State Conven-
rian. the delegates TO which were to
nre Sseesen under rules formed bv the
independents themselves. and this
offer was refused. Ae TO his being
controlled by Cameron, General
Beaver says: " am no mans man.
If elected Governor | will discharge
the duties Of the Office according 10
shc con nvictions Of my own conscience
and in accordance with Republican
principles aad every man who
knows the upright and gallant SOL
.dier knows that this pledge viii be
fulfilled 10 the letter.
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Mormon Insane Asylum.

SALT LAKE CRY, August %
This morning Hon. G. A. Tucker,
an Enslish gentleman from New
South Wales, with letters of intro
duction to Governors OF States, ask
ing permission to visit the insane
asylums and jails, publishes a letter
in the Tribune giving a description
of his visit to the Utah Insane Asy-
lum here. Yesterday accompanied
by United States Marshal Ireland
and Mr.. Neal, of Louisville, Ky,
the father-in-la law of Gov. Murray,
Mr.. Tucker visited this asylum,
which is under the charge of DR..
Seymour B. Young, nephew of Brig
ham Young and three Mormon
Commissioners.
Mr.. Tucker SAYS he found u
patients-9 females and y males
IN the most filthy condition imagi-
nablt. Some were in iron cages
outside the main building, while
Others were in irons, bound hand
and foot. Of these patients two
were perfectly sane, and have no
idea why they are confined. One
OF these sane persons is man nam
eds fisherman, Who has been confined
for ten years. He was robbed of
his wife by Mormon rolygamist
and has been confined in this place
ever since He appears to be a gen.
tlelnan who has seen better days,
end is from the East. This man is
in one of the cages in the yard,
viii, h he has fixed in Il tasty manner
with crude tools of his own make.
A daughter Of John Taylor was
formerly confined in this asylum,
but has removed to a private house.
Here insanity was caused hy her
father endeaYoring to force her into
polygany.
The inmates of the institution are
punished with club and strap-the
club for men, the strap for women.
Mr.. Tucker closes by saying; Il
have, during the last four months,
visited four asylums in New South
Wales, three in Victoria, two in Ad-
Glade, two in Tasmania. :hree in
New Zealand. one in Honolulu, three
iI California, one in Nevada and one
in Utah. and In no instance have !
seen sights so terrible as those of to.
day."
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Bioodshed at a Kentucky Fair.

CYNTHANA, Ky, August 24.-At
the Fair to-day Jack Mccarthy and
Dick Murphy attacked Z. C. Farrol-
ly. Murphy shot at Farrolly and
missed him, but hit Miss Matte
Kennedy in the forehead. The
wound was slight because the bali
was spent City Marshall Jack
West, assisted by Private Policeman
Charles Fowler. arrested Mccarthy
and Murphy. While on the way to
jail James Kearnes. u friend of the
prisoners, tried 10 push Policeman
Fowler under : railway trair, and
nearly succeeded, whereupon City
Marshall West shot Kearnes. killing
him. He then proceeded to Jail with
his prisoners.
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THERE is much more involved IN
the coming election than the mere
choice of Cover aor, important as
that may be to the future Of the Re
publican party. There is a Legisla-
ture TO be chosen which will be
charged with the important duty OF
districting the State for members OF
Congress. The Senatorial and As
sembly districts have also to be re-
arranged, and these districts will
last for ten years.
In case the Democrats should
have a majority in the Legislature
at the coming session, it would he
difficult indeed to forecast the re-
suit that might ensue during the
next ten wears. That the State
would be gerrymandered and the
districts so arranged as to give the
Democrats a majority and control OF
the delegation in Congress for the
next ten wears admits of no doubt
This in all probability would place
the Democrats in power in the next
Congress, and under the rule OF
King Caucus the interests OF our
great State would soon find them
selves neglected. The Senatorial
districts would be so arranged rs tC
place this and other strong Repubii-
can counties in Democratic districts
and give the Democrats control Of
the Upper House OF our Legislature
for the next ten years, and with d
Democratic Governor and Demo
cratic Senate. the Legislature OF The
State would be completely in the
hands of that party, and the benef,
cent legislation perfected by tht
Republican party during the last
twenty years would be set aside OF
wiped ont.
That the object Of the Indepcnd
ents is not only the defeat of Genera
Beaver. but the overthrow of the
Republican party in the State ano
the consequent placing OF it in the
power of the Democrats, is made a:
plain as the light of day by the
steps taken in this and other Repub
lican counties TO place Independent
Legislative and local tickets in thc
field for the purpose of dividing th'
Republican vote and giving The
Democrats a chance to win. Tht
man who does not see this Is vii
fully blind, and the Republican wht
knowingly lends his aid to the divi
sion of the party is consciously as
sisting to place the State undel
Democratic control.
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Another Incendiary Fire at Lancaster

LANCASTER. August 21-Thert
was another incendiary fire here
this morning, frame building in
the eastern section of the city oc-
cupied by Leo Mompe, soapmaker,
having been set on fire and destroy
ed. The loss, however viii not ex-
ceed $1,000, and IS partially insured.
Adjacent valuable property OF an
infamma5le character was saved
with difficulty. Brimmer, vino was
arrested on Saturday for arson, has
had three additional charges prefer
red against him, and he has been
held for trial on each.
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Common Western Amusement.

DGSvER, August 22-Rymer,
who killed McGarney near Fort Ly-
on last Friday, was taken from the
l4il at West Las Animns on the
night Of the Doth and hanged by a
mob of forty on City masked men
supposed to bs soldiers from the
fort. Major Brovton, commanding
at the fort, is exercising all the dill
gence in his power to ferret out the
men who composed the mob.
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A Fight with Read Agents.

TUcsoN, A. T., August % "A
Globe special of the 22d says Andy
Hall, Wells, Fargo & Co.'S messen-
ger, who was killed on Sunday
morning by stage robbers, who got
away with $1,000 in funds sonsign-
ed 10 Waldridge Il Co, was waylaid
by two robbers. They 'Iad breast
work alongside the road and COM
menced firing as soon as the express
came in range. Hall had eight bul-
let holes in his body, all in front.
When found he was a mile from the
trail and his pistol empty He had
followed the robbers ten miles alone,
fighting them. Parties are on the
trail Of the murderers.
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Texas People Fleeing to the Hills.

GALVESTON, Tex, August 25.-
The Ners' Concha special says there
were heavy rains from s p. m. until
two o'clock TO-DAY, filing the north
and main COncha and Inundating
the towns of San Angeles and Ben
ficklin, washing away houses, hotels
and stores. The loss is heavy. No
loss of life is reported. The people
have all fed to the hills. The river
is now slowly falling. The buildings
washed away in San Angeles are
Mrs. Lackley's hotel, Potter IL Long
wise's tin shop, Weeks warehouse,
Miller & Weeks livery stable and
four dwellings: also the engine
house to Fort Coucho. Heavy dam
ages is apprehended from the sud
den flood below these points.
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A Negroes Work with Bullet and Axe

VIsALIA, Cal, August 23.-Yester
day Ben. Harris, colored man,
sho, and mortally wounded his wife.
He killed his stepdanghter, aged
fourteen years, and severely wound
ed another stepdaughter, aged ten
years, with an axe. He made his
escape before the news of the tragedy
reached town. Thirty men are in
hot pursuit of the murderer.
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Murdered IN Order to Secure . Crop

GALVESTON, August 22.-The
Nelcs' Athens special says a man by
the name of Lightfoot, who rented a
farm to negro who made splen.
did crop, invited the negro to FISH,
and the negro's body was found,
with the head and hands cut off and
and three bullet holes in the head
in the creek. 1t is supposed Light
foot killed him for the crop. Off,
GERS are in pursuit OF Lightfoot.
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A Negroes Work with b

VIsALTA, Cal, Augus.
day Ben. Harris, a colon
and mortally wounded
killed mis- stepdaughte,
teen years, and sever
another stepdaughter, a,
with an axe. lie mad.
before the news of the q,
ed town. Thirty men ar
suit of the murderer.
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The Democratic Senatorial con-
ference in the Fortieth district Fay
cite and Greene counties failed to
agree, and split. The conferees from
Greene withdrew and the Fayette
fellows nominated their man Schnat-
terly and went home. There's blood
In the moon.
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Maine Independents Nominate Z
Ticket.

PORTLAND, August 25.-The inde
pendent republicans held a meeting
here yesterday and another to-day
at which the following nomination:
were made: Governor, Warren n
Vinton congressmen-First dis
trict, James NJ. Stone ; Second dis
trict, Nelson Dingley f; Third dis
trict. Daniel StickneY.
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Disastrous Fire i'm the West.

ST. Louis, August 24.-The Iron
Mountain Touring mill and elevator,
owned and operated by Tiedmann &
Co, situated Oh the river front in the
southern part of this city, was Duru-
ed early this morning, together with
about 5000 bushels OF wheat and >
900 barrels of -four The loss is Is
timated at s125,000 The origin of
the fire Is unknown, but it is suppos-
ed to have been caused by a stroke
of lightning. which was followed by
an ex DlOsion of flour dust.
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WHAT a farce this Independent
movement is, and what huge hum
bug is Stewart. It's candidate He
claims to be Republican, pure and
undefled, and yet has nothing to
saw against the old Democratic enc
NV, but straightway challenges
General Beaver to meet him. BY
this course he proclaims his fellow
ship with the Democrats, and hls
anxiety to assist them in defeating
the Republican party.
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Hethod OF MINT.

LONDON, Angus. b
potts show that the
farmer Leathy, near \
more like 4 military \
a murder. The.leads,'- 'I'
ell upon NO. /" Ia s..
and badly wounded 'J
leader then ordered ~
fhls shot also ;ook a.
was then summoneJ .
coup de grace. Thi. /
shot fred. Leathy ~,
half an hour after bai,-
young men. sons OF
been arrested on susp,
piicity in the murder ''
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The Harrisburg Patriot announces
that Robert Z. Pattison will not in
dulge in any button-hole campaign
ing. Then Roberts goose is cook
ed" as he is utterly unknown out
side of Philadelphia.
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THE Republican party of Penn
syivania stands to-day where it has
stood for twenty years. It has not
altered or abandoned one jot or tit
lie of its principles. VIII the men
who assisted Abraham Lincoln TO
build up this grand party now aid a
few small-potato politicians in over
throwing it, because they are not al
lowed TO control it?
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Western Horse n

LITTLE Rock. Angus,
citing horse thief hunt
in Nan-Buren county
Two of the thieves We.
the 22d instant, and on
sent to the penitentiarv
wears The band is MAD
perate characters and Il
tieipated in their captur
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An insane Woman browns Her Chill
dren-

HELENA, Ark, August 2l.-Nan-
cy Foster, Il colored woman, at a
late hour lastnight threw her two
children aged , and ( years, into a
eistern, and then sprang in herself.
She was discovered this morning
Standing upright in the water alive,
The dead bodies Of her children
we're floating around her. She Is
insane
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Accident 20 o SomBambuiist

CONSEQUENCES, Pa, August 22-
David Hunter, aged 26 years, while
walking in his sleep early this
morning fell from the third-story
window of Harrold's Hotel, at this
place, breaking his legs and sustain
internal injuries.
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IF bluster and brag counted in
stead of votes, the Independents
would carry this county by an enor-
NOUS majority in November. An
old farmer friend quantity remarks {:
Brag Is good dog. but hold-fast
IS better one.n
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HoiesaIe Poisoning or

LONDON, Aug. a.
from Vienna says tha
hundred women are on r.
Becskerek, Hungary, c
poisoning their hush
guilt of thirty-live Of the
been proved.
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THE fact that Stewart has chal
lenged Beaver, with whom he has
no political differences. to 8 joint
discussion, and refuses to challenge
Pattison, makes it very evident that
whatever his quarrels with Republi-
cans he has no political differences
with the Democracy, but is working
in perfect harmony with them fol-
the defeat and destruction of the
Pannblicen marty.
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Three Men Burned by W

CHICAGO, August "A
plosion of an iron moi
Chicago rolling mills q.
cago, yesterday morri,.
men, Albert Dibbins. NJ
and George Hay, were Il,
ed ; one will die and I.
may recover. Molter
thrown ali over the nm
the explosion.
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HINDOO SAVAGERY.
FEARFUL ATROCITIES pP1N NO.
HAMMEDANS
People slaughtered and House.
Burned.

CALCUTTA, August %. = Fearful
rioting between Hindoos and Ma
honiedans occurred at Salem. Three
Mahomedans have been arrested.
An eye witness of the disorders says
he saw the disembowled body of a
u xssismelaa infant lying on the
ground. ITS arms were also torn of,
Headlese corpses Of Mahomedan
men and women were lying on ev-
cry side. The houses OF Mahome-
dams were burned and the principal
Mosque almost razed to the ground
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SIOUX CRY. August 22-A vein
OF coal five and half feet in thick
ness, has been discovered two miles
northwest of Lemans, at a distance
of 800 feet from the surface. ES
perts pronounce the find of a supe.
rior quality A company has beer
formed to sink a shaft.
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\ Woman CIubbed O.

NICEsBURG, Miss, Aus
George. a negro preac.
Lucinda Amos a negro
siding at Lake Provide.
died. George, who was
afternoon, a leges tha,
had recently traduced &
and that that was the
attack upOn her.
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Blindfo,ded and Their Throats Cut.

Mt. Pulaski, ILL.,, August 21.-
Charles Mahon, who lived five
miles east of this city, and who had
been missing for three days, was
discovered yesterday, with two
young men who had been working
for him. all three blindfolded and
their throats cut from ear to car
No cause is known for the deed.
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vennor's Prediction of Severe storms

ToEoNTo, August 2l.-Nennor
writes to the Mod predicting Sc
we're storm period on the lower lakes
toward the end of the present
month and the entry of September
He also predicts similar disturb
ances along the New jersey coast,
aud southwark to and beyond
Charleston on the Atlantic coast.
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GENERAL BEAVER is personally,
morally, politically and intellectual
ly the superior Of any man that has
been a candidate for Governor OF
Pennsylvania for many years. Why
shouldn't he be elected?
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Big Crops IN Bree'linS Kansas.

ST. LorIs, August 24.-Mr d. III.
Barnes. an Arkansas lumber dealer,
has been travelling through Iowa, Ne
braska apd Kansas on business the
past ten days. in the latter State
he says the wheat crop will amount
to 2j,m9DO0 bushels, and there will
be 2gOpO0. 600 bushels of corn raised.
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CAMBRIA and Blair counties have
instructed for General Coffroth for
Congress, and as he carries Somerset
in his jacket pocket it is n settled
fact that our scientific" +" townsman
viii be the Democratic nominee.
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TIE Chicago Inter Ocean says that
the Democrats of Ohio are making
the campaign centre upon one issue
=" Free whisky and no Sunday"
In such fight the Republicans
ought 10 win.
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Mn. STEWART wants TO appeal TO
the enlightened Judgment of the
people" " on the stump, but he was
afraid to risk an appeal at the polls,
when the Republican committee
proposed il to him.
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\ Brother Stabs a.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, A.
Hayes Butler, aged eigh-
tally stabbed his sister .
six. to-day during . on
an apple. She is still ali
cot i've
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TINE AND EXPENSE SAvED.-Hard workers
are subject TO bilious attacks which may end
in dangerous illness. Parker's Ginger Ton
ic keeps the kindeys and liver active, and
by preventing the attack saves sickness,
time and expense-Dstr0a Press
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Fire at L&ncaSrc

LANCASTER, PA, Aug.
-four will and other buil
ed to-day. Loss S40,0o
ance. Croft and bis s0n
~ burned trying 10 ext
flames.
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4 Woman Found Guilty

BANGOR, Me, Aug. q
in the case of Mary Glyr
for the murder of her dan.
gitimate child. returned
ing 4 verdict Of murder i
decree.
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No one viii deny that if all the
Republicans of the State vote for
General Beaver. the regularly nomi-
mated candidate, be will certainly be
elected. and no one doubts that il
the Republican vote is sufficiently
divided tho Democratic candidate
Pattisonl viii win. The Independ-
ents are lahoring 70 divide the Re
publican vote, and. of course.to elect
pattisesl
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rewards which he could not find at
home. But he has been accepted
from the Greenbacksrs by the DEM
ocrats with grateful humility. The
60,000 Democratic voters are no.
where to be found.
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Rapid Spread OF Yellow Fever

BROWNSVILLE, Tx, Aug. 24.-The
yellow fever is rapidly spreading.
There are three hundred cases in one
ward.
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THE Republicans of Blair county
have nominated Hon. s. S. Blair for
CONGRESS
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SEPTEMBER 7th is the last day you
can be registered.
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SEE that you are registered.
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DoS'r neglect to pay your tax.
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06esrs Pittsburgh Exposition
n. W. G. CARROLL, Presie
Z. P. YOUNG, General Ma-
&c. PATTERSON. secTets-
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Summer Complaints.

without this snd
PERRY DAVIS & son, PrOprietors, fTo'u'
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS


REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
STATE TICKET.
GOVERNOR,
JAMES A. BEAVER,
Centre county.
SECRETARY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS
JOHN N. GREER,
Butler county.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM T. DAVIES,
Bradford county.
FOR CoNGRESsMAN-AT-LARGE,
MARRIOTT BROSIUS,
Lancaster county.
JUDICIARY TICKET.
JUSTICE Or SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM HENRY RAWLE.
Philadelphia.
COUNTY TICKET.
ASSEMBLY.
WILLIAM S. MORGAN,
Jenner township.
ANDREW ]. COLBORN,
Somerset borough.
POOR HOUSE DIRECTOR.
JESSE HOOVER.
Milford township.
JURY COMMISSIONER,
CHARLES +. RAYMAN,
Brothersvallev township.
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LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM T. DAVIES,
Bradford county.
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STATE TICKET.

SECRETARY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS,
JOHN N. GREER,
Butler county.
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FOR CONGRESSIAN-AT-LARGE,
MARRIOTT BR0SIUS,
Lancaster county.
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JUDICIARY TICKET.

JUSTICE Or SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM HENRY RAWLE,
Philadelphia.
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Congress.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-10-19
Caglesville Chronicles.
CAGLEsvILLE. October "a I

CAGLEsvILLE, October B, 1882. EDITOR DEMOCRAT: Farmers busy sowing wheat and oats.
 Mrs. Stephen Crow, whom we re. ported sick, is convalescing slowly
 No loafers, or street statuaries, are visible on our streets now. Presume they have gone to work.
 The comet, much to the detriment of the equanimity ofsome of our nery- ous friends minds, continues to grow brighter.
 Sunday school is held at this place and Cross Plains every Sabbath at q a. m. Both schools are in flourish. ing condition.
 We think the people around here put a great deal of faith in Vernon judging from the way some of them are laying in their winter stock of wood.
 A heavy rain and thunder storm passed over this place, last Thurs day night.
 We are credibly informed that W. M Rrashear Esq of tLis nlaca us;ll
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-10-19
Drops from Cave Creek.

Octooer II, looZ.
 Honey bees are abundantly indig enous in Newton county.
 Chinquapius have sold as low as six and seven cents per gallon in Jasper this fall.
 Imcnse quantities of ginseng, com monly known as Sang" are gath cred in Newton.
 We learn that eyeless fish have been caught in the waters of the caves in this section.
 Hon. H. c. Dickey, who is now at Hot Springs, is craving kraut. That is a good omen, Captain.
 Some of our young men are so kind-hearted, obliging and extrava- gant, that they return from Russell vile leaving their freight, milk tue cows on their way hone, and feed their horses on coffee.
 When a man in this section of country needs horses, cows, hogs, corn, wheat, bacon, or money, he goes to the indefatigahle William Haie to be supplied. You see Wm. Hale don't raise cotton.
 Funeral oration at the Hall the second Sunday inst, by Elder Wal drop; delivered in memory of the lamented Peter Saunders.
 If Newton were supplied with such teachers as Prof. James Thomson