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A FIGHT WITH RIVER PIRATES.

The incidents Of trip like this We're not
likely to be exciting; but there Were many
passing chats with settlers and hunters
along the banks of the Ohio and Mississippi,
and occasional hailing of similar craft
afoat Arriving at a sugar plantation,
somewhere between ,Natchez and New
Orleans. the boat was pulled in and tied To
the shore for purposes of trade; and here an
incident occurred which was sufficiently
exciting. aud one which. in the memory of
recent events. reads somewhat strangely.
Seven negroes attacked the life OF the future
liberator of their race; and it is not improb-
able that some Of them have lived to be
emancipated by his proclamation. Night
had fallen. and the two tired voyagers had
lain down upon their hard bed for sleep.
Hearing a noise on shore, Abraham shouted
out: "Who's there?" The noise continuing
and no voice replying, he sprang to his feet,
and saw seven negroes, evidently bent on
plunder Abraham guessed their errand
at once, and seizing hand-spike, rushed
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| lines MaKcndie. With profuse thanks
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Mrs, SanKater and Mrs. Preston.

To tho Editor ii l.t H.. l';:> Il:
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trury IT l!ii\rl:;l l-i'tfntul'
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al American miscellaneous viii. r t.ilrr
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February q. 1888. Sho WAN t.>'us a'.>i Il,
home. showing great prrr'city III i,r
studies. In l%,b she was mario" t. ';,r: %e
9ungst~r."
Very respectfully.
JOSEPH ~ SHELTON.
Richmond. Va. April n. lx'9.
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Camping \cur Ocean View.

10 the Editor IF tie Ir~I.'', i:
Can you inform me- t!1:".1:.I y r. J.
umn3 whether ANY IT, va T.. 49, u
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md Ocean View hallway ton,l.:',;. art
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celve prompt attN1i'n.
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To the Editor Of the D$pltth:
PleAxe inform the WHIT officer was in
command Of tho reserved K"4rh ut lamp
La at the full Of Richmond. i. NJ. II.
Browns, Va.
The guard At Camp Lee WAS never
known ~ Z reserved force. 1t VI. made
up from day to day Of details from tho
troops serving there ut tho time
Doo< for general purposes. New TROOPS
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prty left her by her mother. So she gave
pp her contemplated trip to Japan until
| 10 could Afford to take her thtther.
TIE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. ny Ray
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Nit: 1; 1!rvu'}, ':1'1 l. lI''. Ii Lexington.
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hy seine t:,.' 49,: II WAr as tl!'' most f''l-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-23
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wi more delicious and wholesome


Net Receipts 3:e ~ This refers to cotton
arriving in New York from points South.
where It has not been counted. Gross r.
cetpts. 1.h?7-~co::on arriving In New York
from points SOUTH, where 1t has been
c"unt"h ''Salt*. :x'' This represents
@"l"s Of cottrn IN NV York. E>p"rtt-to
Gr+at Britain. 2,iG4: TO the Continent, ST.
represent foreign shipments from New
York.
~" 2-Th|s represents tho net receipts
at all tho cotton ports for that dry rit
18th Instantly. rs we'll ~ al the ~xI"'rt<,
Ii>i:.5 tho tu':l stocks remaining in the
J" i
\', :; THIS represents tho total MT r~-
f.. il.f7 and exports all ports-f"r the
w*'.k. or. more crrr."":y. f"r i portion I'll
III" w.. k - II W. tuesday. III" ~
f. N S.l'lr.! ~ ''.t ~, |::<'Ir' IN" w." h
nuns from S4'I1.!. * - Fr!'1.'v j. ~,
wien .t, w,.k'~ I.''::'< Hr" !r*''!
Daily camera., 1899-03-22
discovered by . Woman.

Another discovery has been made. and
that too. BY lady in this country. "Dis
ease fastened its clutches upon her and
for seven years she withs;oodT,s severes,
tests. but her vital organs were under.
mined and death seemed imminent. For
three months she coughed! necessarily
and could not sleep. She finally discov-
cred way to recovery. by purchasing Of
US a bottle Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. and was so lmuch re.
lieved on taking first dose, tha,.she slep,
all night; and With two bottles. has been
absolutely cured. Her nameiis Mrs
Luther Lut1." Thus writes w. c. Ham
nick & Co.. OF Shelby. N. c. Trial bot.
ties free at Streamer's Drug Store
Regular size SOC and SI.oo. Every
bottle guaranteed
Daily camera., 1899-03-22
A ROYAL SPINNER.
41SAand's Golf stookiAW,
Aov1nG SzO Year.

1t takes . princess TO revive 4 faah.
ion. The spinning wheel Of our grand
mothers is coming into fashion again.
1t is not as necessary as il was in their
days, but on the other hand. its dec
Grating qualities are recognized better
now than then
No less person than the princess Of
Wales has set the fashion Of reviyinR
the spinning,wheel. She is adored by
all England, and what she does is sure
TO be copied. 1he fashionable maids
and matrons of this country are not
likely to lose time in adopting the fash
ion, and in proving at the same time
their respect for the royal example.
The princess eldest daughter. the
duchess of Fife, is also addicted to the
spinning wheel; and so are a numb Der Of
other members Of the numerous royal
family Of England.
Many other women Of rank who en-
Joy the friendship Of the princess have
Loyalty followed her example. and ii is
through some of them that the British
public has learned that the picturesque
spinning whee, is now a common object
in the homes Of the great
The duchess Of Fife has a wheel OF
black walnut, mounted with brass,
which, though over a hundred years
old. is in good working order. With it
she makes yarn which is subsequently,
knitted into excellent golf stockings for
her husband.
In this way she is able 70 make saw
ing of perhaps 500 year on the house
hold expenses, but thati is probably not
10 much Of consideration to her as the
satisfaction Of having set E commend
able example of housewifely industry.
The British princesses are very fond
OF setting good examples and their in
dustry is endless.
The princess OF Wales makes al sorts
Of Pretty articles with her WHEEL
Philadelphia Press
Daily camera., 1899-03-22
A.ss Yo.r Own Plant Cutting.

The cuttings OF the plants to be used
in the flower garden should be rooted
during the months Of February q
March. Geraniums made during these
months should be covered with blooms
during the summer months IL they
are given proper care. Other plants
that add greatly to the beauty Of the
garden. and which may be propagated
by cuttings. are the Colsus. Iresine, Al
thermanthera and CentAura These
plants all root readily from cuttings,
they can b. started In q cutting box IN
the window. which should be ~ long
and wide As desired. for the limited
space and about four or i've inches
deep. 1t should be alled with clean
river sand. When the cuttings are drst
made they should be shaded during tAs
heat Of the day and sprinkled several
times day until the cuttings become
thoroughly established. The saad
should always be kept moist. but never
wet Cuttings are often rooted in .
deep plate filled with moist sand. There
are various contrivances used foc roet-
Ing cuttings. but in each case the root
ing medium Is clean moist sand. Soil
IL apt to become soggy.-W. H. Moore
in Farmers Review.
Daily camera., 1899-03-22
Yru,, arow..s 4. N.rsA.r, HieA,s...

HFuit oto~so8 - SotNheTo AhcoONos
At = farmers institute held recently
At Gand Traverse. Mich. A. p Gray
gave his ideas upon Fruit Growing
In Northern Michigan" He said he
would not present his remarks - .
lawyer does, from one side only. bat
would give both the advantages anA
disadvantages. Said he: "Ons ~
vantage ~ have In northern Michigan
u that we have one hour more sun
light than Ohio and Indiana Some
Of the Disadvantages are the cold ell
mate, long winters and dry soil. Locs-
ton 10 a great subject to be consider
ID. High ground is important Tor
fruit trees: the cold sinks into the
valleys, and the heat from the valleys
rises aad keeps the trees from frees
ilg. The years we have had the least
rain We have had the best fruit, and
the grain those years was Of the very
best quality. II takes . long droutA
to aRect q tree. Fruit trees 6e not
yield much real profit under Tea years
Of age. Slow growth, however. b our
salvation, for when trees mature early
they decay early. The farther north
fruit will mature, the better us quail
ity. Fruit growing Is being pushed
farther north each year. We ars
gaining In this respect"
Daily camera., 1899-03-22
Yellow J.ondies Cured.

Suffering humanity should be SUPPLE
with every means possible for its relief
l, is with pleasure We publish the follow
ing: This is TO certify that l was a ter
ribie sufferer from Yellow Jaundice fol
over six months, and was treated by som.
Of the best physicians in our city and al
to no avail. DR.. Bell. our druggist, re.
commended Electric B,tters; and afte,
taking two bottles, was entirely cured
l now take pleasure IN recommending
them to any person suffering from this
terrible malady. ! am, greatfully yours
N. A. HoRar,y. Lexington. KY"
Sold at S,reamers Drug Store.