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The Enoch Pratt Free Library of
Baltimore City was formally opened on
Monday last.
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Instrumental Music |!

The Undcrs, gncd intends locating in Me-
chanic~toWn. Anril 1st, 1850, and will in
struct limited humhcr Of pupils. Having
under the
EnstruciieG,s of Pscf. Sclwing.
Of Baltimore, for the pas fifteen months and
Intending to continue iE- same, size feels
cOmpctcn, 10 dirtct her pupils in the theory
and practice of music n Il thorough manner.
The Stnty OF execution, uI Tie use OF fingers
nnO LHnhs (>r often glectcd) will be care
ully attended to.
jan cot ETI!E ANDEhb.
Srhwing's Music School.
'@!tjunre, Md. Feb. 4, 1855.
This to certify that
MISS ETrIE ANDER%
la. u,.r ct about fifteen ncEti.s Under my
inst u ,'o'' il playing en- the piano and in
Ilaiu2uv .,,l ;i>! rs Eii tai: It "'tl Nntir-
ilg vnt,.y 81" !!,t cm"lil'G herself to play
muse Of the hiyl, It nr,ltr l!,r skill md
knoWIrn le is eiich Tat enc can teach others
and perfect them to y Nigh degree.
Henry S"hwing,
Organic, II. Venom placs
- E lnul,h,
ani Author of
"I'Gucs for Worship'
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previous. BY this method we inform our
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ket, which is as essential az knowledge OF
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General News.

Congress re assembled after the
Christmas recess, on Tuesday last,
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OF TIE
COUNTY COMMIS S.ONERS FOR
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FREDERICK, MD, Dec. 9Th, 1885.
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Emperor William | celebrated the
Twenty-tifth anniversary of his Access
sion to the throne Of Prussia on Sun
day last.
On the 18th day of this month he
will celebrate the fifteenth anniversary
of his accession to the title of Emperor
of Germany.
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have been sixty-six years since his
marriage the empress is still living.
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Medium is, of course, in proportion to its
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1886 THE COURIER. JOURNAL. 1886
AN oRGANo OF
LIVING IDEAS AND LIVE ISSUES.

kor-in Chief, is tho Acknowledged Represents
Tive Newspaper Of tho South, 10 Democratic in
politics, AMI first last, and all tho time il TOR .
reduction OF the War Taxes as levied on the
people Ivy the tariff now in force.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-02-01
Gineew9Dnen scr Sau6en>

Das @irgetp0bnen Der Gauben bat oftz
mails letne groBen S6lpierigfettelI, lro Der
9iebbaber pa9t, DUrd tribe @rfaDrungeu
belebrt. Die oft iehr t6euren Saubeu nibt
eDer lein @i0entbum gu nennen, o[s bis er
tie GNr6 oas Sluglob at5z uno einipo3iez
ren iiebt. NIondeS i66ne 1Glbden lit
beim eriten Auslalien auf 9lim~meripieoerz
leben oapon ~geflOgen un0 nit ibm Die
Srelloe ulO au0-0aS @elo.
Get Sefolgung noditebeuoer, Quf ae1aue
geoba6tung Der 0totur Der Gauben lid
1tuBsE0e Jtegeln, FAM man iih lold)e trauz
rl9en ~Grrabru1gen it6er erlparen.
0oftauben, mie &ropftauben, 8faueuz
tauben uno iiberbaupt oue i6perflie0enoen
3albe1 li1o leihter einSugcw0bnel, ols
6lugtauben, Dte }. 9. Gummler, S6luo(z
bentauben etc. Die 6auptregel lit, bnf
man tie 10 LANCE i'm S6laQe bdGt, bis tie
iGlnmtIt9 Qepaart iino, einen felten Sib5
uno gteitplob bober uno al chamber oez
tpODnt itno. 0as Ginaeip06nen tm5@ldae
errel0t man ON ldneliten, iuenr man bic
Sauben benin Onutelperoen in lettber IN
benubte, qei6lolien gebaltene BebGlter TEXT
u1lo BARN itbsrua6ten Idbt. 9abeu fi6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-02-01
SiHeI0MSrpttatat04

2eiber lit oie Oiitel ni6t ein= o6er 5tpet>
tGbrig. lDl1bern Elm ~ausoauernoeS llntraut.
CONT miro cine Gerbtnoerllng oer Sanen7
reife t~peniglten5 unlnittelbar nidlt Sur Wu5z
rottung tubren, tpenn9Iet0 lebtere inter
auen unltdnoet QnaultrebeH lit. 9le
0~iielpflanSe beltbt cine ret6lid nit Sorz
ratb51t0ften Derlebcne, tier in Die Gr0e etliz
brtnQenDe BfablDur3et. @tro rlln oaS
2luSlteben, ME IS Ieioer metltelS geidtebt,
nur leidt auSgefiL6rt, 10 treibt Die 0tftel
aus Dem iibengebliebenen Bur5elitode nelle
S10Bltnge, 10 oaB ldlieBliG an Stelle Der
etnen 9~ti4elpfan6e oeren 3tpet, bret ullo
nod nleDr auftrGte1, pogegen lelblt DG5
pieLla6 beltebte @iltltreue1l bon SO6lal3 in
Das Ste6Iod ni6t INNER btlft. SIS lit
auerotngS ntAt Su %ncrfennel1, baB bur6
66uft9e5 u1D mteoerboIteS lbidneiDen Der
8lattfrone Die III Der gSur3eG abgelo8ert Ell
@orratbsitoffe aufgebrau6t meroen Ino 10
i6lieBlt6 Die &flan3eH gebee1 fatr.
9aS it6erite W1ittel, Die Seloolitel los
3u tperoeu. lit etn tlefes Nlsitedeu, ODER
nod better lGBt man bic Oiitel etmaS 9er>
antpadlen uno 3iebt oieielbe Damn bel 5ier1=
LID feu6ter Observation-Disclosures nit Der
6Qno aus. Sier0urd miro Die @ur3el gez
tp0bnli0 aus iolber Giefe berau59ebobeu,
Uub OL SUtlNtUo1uHE VT lh SuUkH USb~
bIctbenDen Wur5el ntd)t me6r auSrei1en,
un S6olle bis 3ur Sberfld6e Su treibell,
namentli6 lpel1lI man auBerDem nod ret0z
lid Sal5 einltreut.
Sn Dem an9cfii6rten Sale lit baS ScI6
glet6 1la6 Der grnote nit benz S6dlpfluQe
letdt 81 bcarbetter. nobel MAJ Oaraui a0z
ten muB, Dap Die .S0are nt6t 81 itumpf
tDerbet, Oamit fctrte OtiteIpflau3e uuabgez
i6ntttcn ouf Dem Seloe perbIeioe. SIT Die
abgel6dtte gtdrbe qenilgeno abgetrodnet, 10
Ut 9eb0rI9 51 eg9er1, lin Die dbgel6nittene1
0ilteltbetIe bon @rDe 5U b~efreieu uno gum
Nblterben au b%rin9en. 9ierauf lGBt man
benz Seloe cine fur5e Jfube5eit, Danltt Der
let6t undergraduate llufrauti0men Dor
Nuem ald Der 0tlteIiamen ~auflaufen
fann. NIn faun man no6mals ben
S6dlptlug ODER etnen a~noere1, Die Tur6euz
lo9le glatt uIo DaQerebt abldneiDenoe1
Bflug - auf getp0bnIi0e Soatfurhelz
tieTc enttDeoer qlier oDer in Der S1rQge 3ur
erltel1 SdaIfur6e folQen lallen. gu pdlz
lenoer 3eit lit oanI oaS Selo nit eil1en
ttefgebenDen Bfltge ouf n0le Itefe 5u BEAR
betteu. SoQten Ii6 Damn i'm uGdlten Sabre
nod Dem gflanSen Der &ortoffeln &C. nod
Stiteln 3etgen, 10 fino oieie entmeoer 6urd
tlefe5 Nusltedbeu, 9lus3te6en ooer mc6rmaz
liges 6afen au u%ertilgen-
NnDenoung zines, Die T%ur9enio6Ler
glatt Acknowledgment 8fluge5, iorQfG;tigc
8earbettung 3ur Gr5ieIuig elmer m0gli6it
n~olfommelen Afergare, cine rthtige
Tru6tfolge nit ausgeoebntem 6adfutterz
bau uno &tefpflilgeH, tDobei Die QIufetnanz
berfol0e 3tpeier 0almfrii6tc tbunlidjit gu
Derlnsioen tit, o~irtten Die Otjttel ieir, tpel1e
bier 5uerlt gum 3tele fi6reu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-02-01
neutrality-suspicious.
GtmflnB Oer 8ra6e.

I'm bic grfolge, tDelde Dur6 Die 8ra6e
er5lelt tperDeu fDnnert, 1t0er 3u beurtbelle1,
tDtro man tid Dor Nllem lber Die SerGn=
oerungeli, nel6e Der 8ooe1 bel Qntpen0ung
otsie5 GerfabrenS ~erletoet, uuter 8eriidz
iidtt9ung Der ortltder uno f~lillldtti 6eu
UerDGltnil1e &larbett Derlbaffen millen.
Sn bieler Be3te6ung Iteqt cine Jtet5e ulllz
fallell0er Inter ludunget Dor, l1a1 ipe ld)en
Der bratltegcnoe 8ooet ipQbrelto Der pGr>
meren Sabre53eit betrG6tli1 mGrtner uno
audi lpelentllp feu6ter lit, ulS Der nit
8fLan5en bebaute; ferner bat lib erge ben,
baB bon Derlelben 9tegenlnenge nG6reno Der
WadStbum55ett ourb Den bra6liegenoen
8oben beDeutello gr0bere MaIiermen0en Q6z
iidern, ais aus Dem beldeten Seloe. 9tad
Dielen S1Ben lGBt itA Die Wirtun9 ber
Yra9e auf Die Tru0t6arfeit Des QIderbo>
DeuS ermellen.
2undNit lit Bic 8ra6e Elm mirfianes
OtltteL sur Jte9elung Der 8ooenfeuhtigfeit,
inoem Dur0 lie DEM SO0en 0aS ibln Sugez
fllbrte Sogmalier meDr ODER rpent9er er6alz
ten miro. Die lDelterDIn d1lgebdute Trudt
ftnoet oaber, ieIblt BET lGnger anbauernOer
GrDden6eit, Die 81 ibrer Gntmidelung u0z
tbige lSanermenge. 9luBerDem miro pur6
bic itetS feltdte Observation-Disclosures in Ber=
b~tn0ung nit Der gr0Beren Warme, tpelde
ba5 8rahlan0 gegenll6er Dem burdb cine
Yilano enoeGe beldatteten 8oben Dor0us.
hat, Die 3erlebunB Der 9nmuSitoffe auBerz
nroe1tltd) gef0roert. Die Bobenluft oeS
8rahlanoeS lit mad Dell an9eltelten ltnz
teriudHngen in Solge oelien beoeutclo
rei0er all RoDlenl6ure, ais bic oeS SQats
felDe5. Die &oblenlGure Dtrft nun be-
fanntli6 ouf bic mineraIii9en ungel0s>
ten Beltanotbeile l0ieuD ein, poraus
iib Die 2lniammIuug GROCER Wtengen
Don auflebmbaren gfIanSenitoffeu in benz
Bradlanoe g~egeniiber Dem nit Bflanse1
beoeften 2aloe Inn Sbeil erfl6rt. Sic
aus ben orgauiifeu Stoffeu iiD bel 0eren
3erleBung biloeuoeu lDslthen gtd6ritoffe
Deroen ierner su elmer er6ebIi6en Berei6ez
rung De5 9tferbGue5 bettragen. Nl6 in
oielen 8eSie6ungen pirtt Der feu6te ;3us
ftal1o inn Bereine nit Der groBeren gSarn,e
Der 8ra0e Dortbeil6aIt auf Die ipGterbtn
angebauten 8lan5en ELL.
Die Mniamlnlung tet6t l05Ii6er 8flanz
aeunabruug it'll Booen Dur0 Die 8ra6balz
tlng ertlGrt lt0 lpetter aus Den in bemlelz
ben berrl6enocn itarfeu 8Qrmei6mantu1z
oel1, luel6e Die 8erpjtterung Der ungel0Iten,
q6er l0sbaren Weineralltotte our0 6erbeiz
fUDrInq elmer Srennung Don chamber unO
Die erIei1terte Ql%uflDlung Der @elteinstbeilz
0en b~eihleunt8en.
Ollie @irrpirtungen 3tlalnmengef ait,
tperoen ourb Die Srabe Dl6ttge Rlau5en=
nGbritoffe, lopte Malier in grOBeren WtelgeH
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-02-01
(gOrreipOuOeus Der sSHtuots Staots3eituus. y
SaS ertpad1fe @6oOcn~
0lus Nebrosfq. i'm San.

" u y ~ y / " , ! w az ~ " !" W"
SrGulein Zinc 9ii0ner, Die idlaz
fenDe Sungfrau BET columbus, i'm Blatte
@ountQ- in Nebrasfa, iiber beren 3ultano
ib aA6Seibna1ten oil Die SainotS Stats
seitung bert0tete, 1T, ipte sic bereit5 furS
meIOetel, aul 3. Sanuar bieieS Sabres
mieber a%ufgelpadlt. g8le ii6 Die Geler erz
innern meroen, beganu Der S6laf am 26.
Sftober 1885 uuO lie bat alio SO Sage utz
Nnterbrobeu l6lummerto Derfeben miillen.
Sic befinOet ii6 gegenpGrti9 Den llnltdns
Den nadl po6l, 1T better, bat guter Nppettt
unb lit iDrer bur1 ben Iangen S6laf gez
IGbnltsn @lieber pieber Oteiiter. Isle bod
erfteut Sic @ltern uno @el6niIter iber Den
gludlt6en 9erlauf Der &ranfeit 1tuo, fam
man iih Dor iteIen.
Ser Sunit pes Or. 6. Soebn iii @oz
lumbuS lit eS t6eilpeiie al %per0anfen, baB
OasWtG0hen iDteoer ertDa6te. 8ie id baltals
l6rieb, tpoute ooer Dielmebr Tomato Sri.
0ii6ner am 26. Oe;ember 1885 ni6t ltebr
l6lude1, tporauf mar ben Or. 9oebn 3l
Sulfe rief, pelder Der Sranfen 3tebpflalter
auf Brult uno SuBloblen legte. gtadoem
Die Yflaiter et1tge D2inuten getDirtt batte1,
i6neute ie pl0Bli6 f%ralnpfbaft i'm 8ette
enpor, rpdbreno blutiger S0leir1 tbrem
Otunoe e1tquoQ. Ser am 8ette itebenbe,
barob entieBte Gater rib treB beS StrGubei1s
bes 9lr5teS Die aui9elegten Bflaiter meg,
pa er 6aS 2ebenSeuDe letner geltebten
&p6ter 9cfommen tpGbnte. WtBmutbig
entfernte lid Der Qlrst, per1t6erno, DaB iie
erpadt mare, tpenn man Die YflalIer nod
cine gSeile bGtte iptrfeu lallen. ga 0aS
WG66en nad)ber pieOer i6luden fonnte,
bod nod ni6t erpa6te, 10 entl1[oB it0
mad eiltigen SaQeu Serr Dtl6ner, tpeIder
mittlerpetle 8ertrauen Gum Qr3te aefaBt
bate, ihu no6mal5 su 9tntbe Su
sieben n11O bie5mal geipGbre1 81 laiie1-
DR.. 9oebn peritano iid al6 basu, gab benz
Otlo6en Otebi5in eth ulr0 tpie groB iDar
6a5 Staunen unO Die Sreuoc Der an 8ette
Stebenoen, alS 0fina i%angian1 bic 9lugen
uufi6lug, ith ulniab unb ibre S6pciter
erfenneno, ST. ibr iagte: pItetne S1Iirse,
weiGe gu jest trGgit, ntagit 0u ablegen,
i'd perDe lie bald tDie0er gebraltthe1 fOnz
nen, benin iterben meroe t6 nod nt6t!"
gSeld' einen Subel rtef 6ieie 2(euBerun9
uuter ben N1tDelenoeu berbor!
Stab etnigen Sa9eI, ais Ottra it6 bur6
ben @enuB bon felter 9tabrung .gefrGftigt
fiblte, CAB iie bur6 Derihieoene Sra9en gu
. erMAlen, oaf tic 9lQes geD0rt IND r~eritan>
ben babe, mas man an iDrem 8ette ge>
lprD6en, mdbre10 lie nidt felt gei0lafen.
Nudl er3Gblte iie, bnB Die 2lnpenbung BON
GleftrtSitQt tDr ~beoeutenoe S6merSen perz
uriadt babe, moraus 81 eItnebmen lit. baB
5ie aud bat flblen f0nnelt. 9ur6 Bic auf=
opfernoe 8flege tbrer @ltern unb @ei6tpiiter
miro fib Sri. Mina 0ii6ner in 8GIbe BON
Der merfpIrbi9en &rdnfbeit erboIt boben
uno boffentIth ME mieoer bon Der lelbelI
beimgeiu6t tperDen. .
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-02-01
(giuseiauotl.
@ot,t @seauo,, Saruner Gtttb.

Sr "urierer lebten 8eriammlung fam
Die Sprahe altf Die 10 unpraftii6e engc
S6ltttenipur, un0 Oh eS nid)t m0gIi6 Jet,
fir Die S1lttteu alIcb Die Wagenlpur etnz
Sufibrer. Ite gto6tbeiLe Der gege1ipGrttg
engen S6ltttenlpur Duroen uugerGDr fol7
geroermaBen er0rtert: Die SpUr lit 5u
l6mal, uno Die PferDe iino 0aour6 gez
SiDungen. ltets III Der lebr eltgelt uno bet
bobem Sd)uee 0Ib iebr tiefen Spur 81
~lalfe1, tpas otelelben ntdt nur lehr ernll7
bet, lonoeru audi nibt lelteu &r0nentrttte
Dertriubt, ipel6e lnebr ODER tpe1ttQer Die
Bfer0e cine :3ett lang unbraudbar MAIDEN.
Damn fallen au0 bel Der 10 engen Spur Die
@rfrenente Der Bferoe ftet5 in Die Spur,
no Der Sblitteu lGuft, ullO ueruria6en allf
et1er belc6ten StraBe Bel anDaItenper
S6littenbabu Elm lhwereS SG6ren. Nuh
hie 10 l6nlalen So9iG1 oritGen letdter dltt
Den 0runO burb ullo tragen Dlel Oa5u BET,
baB Die Yabn unfabrbor miro, uIo oalll1
fallen Die %en8ipurigen SAlittet bet unebz
net 8abn nu Su lei6t I'M, iDer1 ie ettpaS
bod gela0en IinO.
Que oteie llnantlebr1Ii6fetten fOnnten
DerrlIs0elt Uer0et, iDell1 Die S1lttten DE
lelbeSpur erDtelteu, tDle Die gSagelI. Sot0e
S0littcn fallen ntdt letbt I'M, uno iDenll
Die S6ttttenfrfeu uno SoDlen Iduger uno
breiter iiuO, nit mr. einer ftarfeH S6emz
meIbanf, 10 ioIen ni6t nur l6merere 9az
item Oorauf 9~eta5ren Ueroen f%onHeH.. lonz
bern Die NaDu fam audi frIber ulD lpater
aIs Die lhmalipurige gefabren perOer, lno
faut Sbaunpetter ell, 10 Ipa1nt man ltatt
beS ShlitteuS Den 18cgen al urlo Der Serz
fe0r bat irlmer letren T%0rtB0ll8.
Nir perfennen 6aS Sbnterige elmer 1olz
6eu Qenoerun8 bur0ouS nIht, a0er oa IS
ia oo0 friiDer ODER ipdter gu ether .loI9eH
NenOerung fommen miro, 10 bel6Ionen Die
an1peienoen N1itglteoer, i6ren fiintti8en
8eoarf an S6litten nut nit BageHlpHrS
Yrcite aniui0aifen, uno mir Ialleil an que
8atmer nnb SAIittenUerfertiger Die Sttte
er8ebeu, itd in Oie|em StrebSH l1S an5u>
i6lieben, uno Dabiu 81 ptrfen, oaB otele
umdnOernrg ii6 polSiebe. 5tom 1T GU0
nid)t in einem Gage erbant, bob nit teltem
@iueu unD SletB wurOe IS terttg.
Der MlequoH Sarn1er1G Stub.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-02-01
sas S6wa6erc @ef6Iedt

miro u~uermeBli9 geitdrft bnr4 ben @ebpTal0
Don DR.. 81 y. Nierce'S "FayorIte PreS
cription' (2ieblin9SperoronlIn9l lpel9e one
wetbliden St0rull9el tlIrlrt nao pe' 0l9o-
niSullS ltGrft. Sci 2lpOt9eferH.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-10-31

man and preserve for him and his child IN
the grand heritage which God has bestowed
upon him as free citizen Of this Republic.
bis speech in favor Of the passage of the
Labor Arbitration bill shows deep thought
and careful study of the great problems
which are now looming up on the political
horizon and which demand from our public
men the most earnest consideration if We
would avoid the social revolution with
which the effete monarchies of Europe are
threatened. Some people are inclined to
place too much Importance on the regular
ty or irregularity Of political nomination.
l am assured by a gentleman who at
tended the Convention as delegate-and
he Is man upon whose statement can
rely-that Mr.. McAoo got So votes. and
would probably have got more if those
who were opposed to him had allowed the
business to be transacted in a peaceable
and orderly manner.
contend that Mr.. McAdoo is the most
capable man that has been nominated for
the Office of Congressman, and be should
receive the support of every man who
values the welfare of his country. / be.
lieve it would be a public misfortune to
lose the services of SO able and faithful q
Representative as Mr.. McAdoo has proved
himself to be during bis brief Congress
sional career. M. B. HoLMEs.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-10-31

ssF@asural and unjust privileges or en-
gg1cE upon tie rights of the people of
~ community and bear their just share
IA She burdens of taxation, the same as
-s,seer citizens, the people of the district
insist that their Representative in the
Legislature shall possess not only an ire
proacbable character, but intelligence and
ability requisite to perceive the wants and
requirements of this community and to
cope with the same, whenever called upon,
as their Representative All of these con-
siderations relating to the character of the
district have created a very large and in
dependent class of voters in the district,
who insist upon their Representative pos
sessing the qualifications above enumer-
ated as essential requisites for their votes;
and from Mr.. Hudspeth's record in the
last Legislature, and the general evidences
of sppro Baton of the press and the people
concerning his course during that session
ing the fact that the Democratic
pasiv lae made wise and judicious
nomia,. l3n, and that Mr.. Hudspeth will
not only poll the full vote of his party bat
also that of ali the thinking voters of the
District, who insist that public servant
who performs his duty well and faithfully
and intelligently represents their interests
shall be rewarded by being to their the
Office, when he again invites their conf
dence and suffrages.
AS appears from the Legislative Manual
of 1886, Mr.. Hudspetn was born October
9th, 1858, and is now thlrty-three years of
age. His father, Thomas A. Hudspeth,
was Scotchman, having been in Edin-
burgh and graduated with high honors
from the Edinburgh University. At an
early age he settled in Canada, where he
adopted the profession of the law, obtained
his license as barrister and soon occupied
one of the most distinguished positions at
the Canadian bar, then and now noteda for
the learning and eloquence of its members.
Unfortunately he was cut down by death,
in the zenith of his career, leaving behind
him an unsullied reputation, and q circle
of sorrowing friends extending throughout
the entire dominion of Canada and the
fame of "a lawyer and eloquent advocate
that is still spoken of with admiration,
although twenty years have passed since
his demise. at his death he left surviving
him his widow, an American lady, and
four children, the subject of this sketch
being the eldest child. After the elder
Hudspeth's death, the family came to this
country and about seventeen years ago
settled in what was then known as the
township Of Grsenyille, now portion OF