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old friend P.
The Doctor bw.fr.
aad weii preserved, xj.
h of - family of fifteen ana-
mn '.
ext mohrlutfxn hrrar bar,. nKi.
tofeir into
?H?tMJier tba world:
rffwyAy suspension bridge,
tfadnjttioos a to pei ; ktOT these a thi. hl
ZTTnCr x- Pae8fcr' flDJ DOt i Robert Wibon, decewed, of Sa-
Jr oy where. Time u pio and trti. uft . rjf aJoato Jude
Bowman of Yazoo City, and made him
executor of hi will.
Clarion
the Legulatura.
Vol. Xlvi. Jackson, Mississippi, Wednesday, Ndfifififc
Over the State.
BUSINESS LIFE
tricfcrfel
4TJ i UQ two Uaina rnnmni all the trhit
ana a caaige way prT each iide, and no ! had sone to Tuas to lire, are returning
W notice several Mieaiesipttana who
if
On U con'rvio of f:'
T. OUSKIBI Of tn t
iMouat of ua per eat. vill
' Mrtal at tit rtt pro-
tmn oa Ktrtw. mtet mi 1 ftw.i rf mm
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Ml local pl
iri'.n.
!iey will U-
Siiteeath Section Lands.
Dcbast, Mm., Not. 1. 188ft1
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ton 'H ti.Ai: iu you jiitiiw
v'.ur r -H'lers the lav. tu rueard t
rhnol-laod- know n isteefi th etc
Alv) utate how the moiK-y -de-
(r im t"" or iairj lan'ls itajj
U. Chu tlie lui.Uo ol:aiinl from
Mleof litiuM in oue twiHh;p Ue ajr
. t -i any . tuxil ouUiUewt that town
On m'iney obtained ffmn li.
of sixteenth section he nwd for
scho-jl narpose? lie eneL
,v ii-ifislatc fur itself concerning tl
Lentil i-ctton m.uooL luiiU, nr is tlten
-ral Ihw for tue fctaU'T Are i:iyr'
"itl nai orovwioim H"utmihi:
Bv ifivin It. Vihj wil
we eecnred a good aeat at
PLYMOITTH CHCIXH.
wo had to be there lung before the upen -ingof
service. Mr. Beecber haa aged
cotuiderabiv, being now on borrowed
tirrir. nc naM ihpHmWB unA tori lint
pie has not ontgrown hi profinitr for
onjpit'jokea. several parties presented
Neiriselves for baptism.- He said, if
there was any children to be baptized,
tic wouJd attend tu it next Sabbath, the
weather favoring, if any mother had
fi'teon or sixteen children to dedicate t
the Lo.d, and preferred to bare the
nervK-e i-r!orm-a at home, he woulii
bees learn i tie the follies i
and holkwnes? of the bosine wwM,
and vet von are not trying to bring
bear upon the this Gospel whkh s t.
correct all abuses and abqtub aJU igno
rance and correct ali mistake?, and arrest
all crime and irradiate aB darkness and
lift ap all wretchedness: Can it be that
DfttsrifJurandinir r.mr imuilllail lilli
Indrwrtrr, devoutness, Christian ser-! the intricacies oi business you are irao-
vice, said Dr Talmage, are all recom- j raQt of tbuse things hich will last tV
mended in this one short text. W hat! soul lone after bills of exchange and
is it pontile to conjoin themT Ob, yes. commissions and ,4 o voices sod cVsig
A Sermon to Business Mam, by Or
I. DeWit Talmage.
' -"Tim M)iai is tmnness; ttrreai la spirit.
crriaj tti ird-' Sjwh XJX
-sIaaT in T7.
JsoTee-rn-lBtV
irrcn lasf TTrfrirr nniriT tliafii a 4
Mr. J. C. Houston, a young man of
! Meridian, employed on the Alabama
! (treat Southern Railroad was ran over
i s'sss e-i Mrs i
IV. is i I I 111 It .if -.isill mi 1 L si ,ll's r.s at 1 . . tZ T I . ..X . . .
few dvs riree L oeiceij religious oust- asents and rent rolls bare crusapied op
. , , '" wiKeeu wain swi iwgeis, bp i and consumed in the nrot a judgment
A negro woman at Hazleburst ye- tween churches and Counting-houses- dav
terday gave birth to foor children, two Oa the cof trary, religion accelerates ; Again, God intended business life to
boys and two girls. They were prema- b::sines. sharpens men's wits, sweetens j he to too
lare.v.Dorn ana were uesn. dot were seerhitv oi dispositioB, tuiips toe blood i
wen iormei ana penevi canureu. oi pniczinaiics aua tnrows more veioci-
4 . i' . I. - , . fv inti nil irut viuNila nf h ri, anre T i
:;:mir irrr i- i.,a' it .zlt Jrini i osgsof the won w onerea so
wnue yir. ana .nrs. i. t nium rir "--- " : Ltl for seonndro sin as
church, tramps entered their dwelling ! balancing; to the will more strength, to , J Jmu IMt .
the atastrssnlsdcw.
CHver ux jmieriectioi u
2i, 188'?.
1 I'fB Ai.'-rra
BV SSrSSjS M. ST SSkSS swa H
fcethe ans
MgnTiv
ffesttb .nsser ,
Feri the
No. 47.
Vsyne tied in Mexico.
lveVtarMiYovetoiireil were the
prThHpleVfhs rede in ttsVi
tissristMss tiedira
tjrp aas ail sW is re tV ftoss
Windows, and the bars are not taken
from the doer. Men oas atom? and
to sjtdltsre sf gvi eplo-resd s cant
& SCHOOL OF
cBnisru::
world
m rrn rity.
offered
troxlurc. At this the gravity of the and took a lot of valuable ieweirv and industry more muscle, to enthusiasm
mSu. Ll J I f. l i . . .... . . 4.4 Vm
. ! ij e
oblige a .Ti:.-rifBHH.
L'ing refered the forcgoinsj to At
.j Goneral Catchings, we r. tn
m by him that ali tlialaw on th
..i i. f,,':ni1 i.l the Crtde of 10.
U MS -
rl seo. S--tioii TUidin-cU tliat tie J
t ileriveH from the snie or leises' 1
'ittxt veusrAble dtflSUDS broite rlnwn
1 and the ushers behnved worse than ever
Hn re was a frenenrl ripple of laughter
ialhe ehhreh. But ftaviug hr this, and
sOTeral other strokes, cleared the deck
for action, them was no mere foolihues
The services were reverential and ruch-
' ing to the last degree. He first read and
'cftna minted upoti the "i'arable of the
rioJ.Sxmaritan;" read it as only Mr.
B ecner can read the .xripturt-. And
pre-entry the tirea?hfnj was so solemn
ind Sender that I began to inquire,
"Who can r-eeneh Mke Mr. Beacber"
It -,v:m a thSsjdi a seraph bad touched
liis Hi.- wits s live coal from 0 If the
ier d altar Hi theme was "the u-
premacfof Christian Love," our leve
to. God a exhibited iu his text, Mark
Hi .I:!', the .-t iry of the woman who
awnoioted tae head of the hlciied Sa
vioart 1 1 is diesvsurw.' was a gem, without a
spot or a llaw. "This woroau," said he
"as a wotnau, coald not become a dis
f ciple and preach the gospel. But ber
I heart's great love bad to have some out
let, and she found it in the cruse ot
about $50 in money
The Vicksburg Herald and the dluin
bus Iii-lex are outending which shall be
the great city of Mississippi, Vickbur
or Columbus' and in the meantime they
sre overlooking Meridian, which iu our
opinion will in a short time surpa
either. Heidleburg Review.
The Canton, Aberdeen and Xashvilie
Railroad, a branch of the Illinois Cen
tral, was opened on Monday, Nov. fi
from Kosciusko, Miss., to Ackertnan,
Miss., a ditanc" of SI mile?. Ine tn-
i statute on the law baoks that has not
back-door tnroog wmoi iu:.
uioro cortseerated nre. 10a cannot
. l - 1 ( . some
sn tv.- me a man wnose outness pnispecis . - ,. ,
l :.. , i. t... .k;.. creants can escape. Iliw many dei-ep-
nu. v UUIIIICI
with trirkmes
innunierabir, and tu?r are mativ
The in .istrinl cbsscs are divided into ! jJ ,ife P'V tb. !
.1 . i innumerable, a id th
lureegroups-proaaccrs, manutaeturers, , Bruoslvn and Sfew York wtuV are -rest
traders. Producers, gncb as farmers. fr r . uJ. ... .- j
.Manufacturers, such as take the corn
on the door, which
on scconnt uf the deeth of one of the
Thai dsy it w taitedin commer-
C441 exrcisa thsts, gooa man nas gone.
Boards of trade p iss resofutionjj 'of -vm-patSwf
cha'feses of Christ pr'aVi
"Hp, Leed. frtJOfrrxlienaacsssSb.a
lie-has siads his last Oargulu. lie bus
sullfred) bis last, loss. He has ached
with bis last fatigue. T1iee results of
VH ftSttloT. Urlll,l. ."Tl M, I.H
cbfl lre atVr he hi desd. sued beoswsrs
so the kinedom of (sod will gather many
sous into glory. Eyerlastipg rewards in
place of busitieas cfiseiplW. Tl ere "the
wickeif cease frdfu troublrhsr and the
Kg sUaAXT.X 1K TSW MSU.OJUS
stOPX AITBg, sTuasuso or
tflAPl'LtePU-. f ,5,
. r ts4Jrfsis ta ?tetsitrr SVfcrSst
Tbe-esstle Chspollepee, comxnartd
mau :
br.si-
A Cheerful Spirit.
live a life of slunder, mat when a
urn u.f a ...
:.n.i , hunr. it i,.tn f,..l ..r sh w.-.l onH proposes a StraiRUlloi w-.,
a. . , ' . . , ness, it is almost chargesi to jrreenne-
flax au.i chaire them into aunarel. , ' , l t. .1
Trader,, who make a profit out of the ann w 01 Th ave . V li 'sileiphist Idg
transfer and exchangef that which is . h f ' " fi I There are some duties, and that
1 1 - - . -J m: . ; TUU lUAt 11 X. SS-S V os v. w rv , . , - . - . ,
, pruoueeo 'r maiiuiaerureu. -ow, a t . .-j j t.t,jnra ,,fftllr , rhverluuirss is one Ot them, mat cannot
of
a good day for housebreaxers. Hie
house of the Ilev. Mr. Sibley at Browna-
1- ; ' I . u-.ia .mtonwl u-l.i 1.1 lli'mn t.p ,.il
precious ointment, the perfume of which hijl wife,werP at church. Miss Wbe, a
filled the heavens; and though it hae t ,i...:. .i. . -:j i ,L.
; heanl the bxtrgiar, was knocked down in
i , I. ..IV ..I ,1. !,:,. f n 11.
fins action of her was like a wave which ' , . 1 ..i,. ,,'v-i .
. j 1J . . LMtf.lU II. 1" il Illllia.VO. .'11 .ei-il
rcjks upon the shitre. ve note it. ami I b... u ... i... .j i
..... 11 mil 11. 1 1-I ill t-.ini nil . 1. ,if ji 1 11 .
The lumber business in the swanrB
been exhaling lor msetcon
year, it was still as fresh as
manufactured. Now.
" hiu ....... 11,... t ,1, ..... . ... . . . r v . .
termediate ststions on this road ZZYo 7 business was plain, and 1"', 5 riu i v l .-W.
M..i'...a xv.t.'. Mm .i t-..tr 9"' "r " ma oe'ong to an oi tnem. , a,..i, nmuK an(l itnnU 1 as by indirect means. We may descant
" ' Whatever he your avocstKin, if you , iiVndZ'- laBlSSnee of
A correspondent of the Du rant V -vs ; plau calculate, bargain: ,f 7lyt vt to h, s co'to
gives a rather unenviable account rd lie there comes annoyances, vexations, ""JT-T' e ... frorn hi lieart 'sav "I llo dnu them, and the melan
siTsirs at the little town of est, in ami disappointments as well as gun ' never ehea-ed in trade -' 1 never overt : cftolv man" my he n'need bv our
Holmes county. He says: "ft is uu- dividends, and pereeotsees; if you are ; d h; , f wm, , WJH I asgumcntset when wUh the lest in
safe for a lady to appear on the streets , hara.-st-d with a multiplicity of en-1 "rr" . , ,.,.v.mi lir : tentions he aneWtseetoeletir awav the
alone, especially on Saturday. Gunsand j gagements; in a word, if you are , jf . - t ni-raa A. .: trloom fsssmJaoissrw-isstd thr sadness
- i . i m -x- . - m l - . a , ; us. iv ass m wi , - -v- r . s s
pistols are nred at any time in tnn r- oxwen xrosa .uonuay morning xu nai--poration,
even on the Sahbath." urday niiit and from January to i
, I .1 .Ll! . f
Sundav, the 4th. seems to have been ' r re.ent.ess t,u..guon fHrthin- There are those
SHUMt.iy.w.e.1 ion arc a ou,.ue utan , . ,,Jeir
, in u 'iu.-ie- iiiiuuii nut, ui suiijct;!. is
: appropriate to vour case. We are apt
to sjeak of the moil aud tug of bu-iness
be
to
..f a fiistonier and iu all ! frora blS VOlCe, he-Will
mv estate there is not one dishnest " "layi4,g P8"1 w!,icli
T 1121 1 1 IX I J L lr litiu- KftllL II II.
Ihc truth is that the duty 1
say it.
bow or
They
who can
intcgritA
cringe to preseat advantage.
are as pure a unnstiau to-aay as
nrt
hundred i
of yore.
x. n i i tauont sweeps back into the great ocean
neT .ieeu snail fiT ,,f lore which gave
nuuio- i " .v. it (,ve wincn cave it lurtii. I here wa
1 - I . . 1 . .f 4 1. . I f .1 . 1 .
ii;iliel no nit: i-iipiwn. ui wit- ;iu ateiaicc eiowii oi men uirre; oiii
pb, within the township for which ahxs their seiMfta ef s,, gross and mate
. i nri c ' . ; r i ; 1 and utilitarian, that thev asked.
section was reserve,. iue tussis .. ... n- M. fH ;
. i i f ....I i . T ' . . e , .
mgirdm uic sa.r 01 .1 wn; "-1 real for the poor. lor whom they proba-
ukip. cannot lie ajiplieil to the .sup- bly cared but little. The divine frsviour
of a school in a differrsnt-township, j then rwi It in a form in which even they
.. , ... ii i tvi ; could appreciate it. .-sne natn none
can il o.. u.-h-u ioi i-uviai .-i.iiihi . . , . , . . , . . .
(.ail fc " c - ...l,.. iiVtn ...Alllil utln u . qf.i.ih.iu
Kisp." AM the counties are subject . ..-... b.;. , to tho burvimr.' The
samereucral law referred to above, j LlnJ tains placed'in contest, love as a
. is no con-tiiutioiial provisiuu on j sentinaetss and love, as a praetici!
lit'.wi
bject.
A Dejerved Tribute.
'stake pleasure in enpying the fol
lor well merited tribute to Our co-
Iwrarv.
. i
ruai, an
- worker. Mr. needier. here br iught in
, the parable of the Good Samaritan, and
showed thn relative estimate the L ird
maue.ot the two. ile resolved to erect
a monument, to record the deed of thiis
good woman, and one not made of per
ishable granite or brass, not touching
earth, but hi the air aye, even th
mem .ry tif men. Verily; I nay unto
yon, wheresover this gospel shall be
preached, throughout the whole world,
this also that she hath done shall be
apiiken of as a memorial of her.'
i -go not with any pleasure, t'
GrcMiwo id. said he, except when by
anticipatory imagination 1 go there, and
I think of the rest I shall one day have
is that place. But I do s metimes go
there, and I view those costly marble
monuments which cause us to wonder
at the myriad shapes into which marble
may be brought (a stir throughout the
tnousina;.
ceme-
tlie editor of that excellent
Aberdeen Kxamiher. It
tbe pes of a contributor to the
t Point New Era :
MonRi. Km Ton The brilliant Maj.
Jonas, of the Aberdeen Kxaminer.
j to be pre eminently fitted for
r department of a first-class journal,
her political, agricultural or lifer
He ha the happy faculty of com
the useful and practical with the
tiful an 1 ornamental, and, in all.
.concise, and logical. vv lnle R
jcrat true, trie. I, tearless, and tii
ul of eourte-sv, he is in no sense
- s-oril a bigoted, bitter partisan
can see no imiu iu a iioiuicxi upun-
, Without any lisparagemenl to
,1,1 Mew .frieans llta while unfler , . . , f a n ,. u ,
ml oi that Kinnt in nis proiss- ... , ..,. . ... . ,k.,. ..,....
J laid upon the little urave, and a glass
Lnrncu over oy some nearc-sincxen
parent, ah, then my thoughts penetrate
the sod; 1 think of the loved one buried
tber.'j 1 go in thought to the desdate
home of the sorrowing.
"I sometimes attend a bridal. The
costly ornaments in gold and silver
chu.se the rable to gtoan under their
Weight; Some poor cousin comes to the
wedding. Cnalde to make any outlay,
she brings some little inexpensive
needlework; and, abashed, hands in pri
vately and hesitatingly the gift of her
(oil, "but not to be put upon the table,
fter's is the choicest of all those present-.
" He here brought in very ap-
itelv the ease Of the ioor widow, who
iIIH-), ll'. IL 11 i:OUII 11 I ! :.:t,
w, orau additional porfeer; not a .,. .i.an t..v -tr
u' on a or cotton, or other pri- e phea spoke of eloquence and etl uca
sbrnit which ho w not posietk He i tion aid philosophy and culture, and
shower! the depreciation put upon all
tliese things by the Apostle. "I came not
with exceHeacv of speech, or of wisdom;
for I deterrnHrett not to know any thing
among vnu, save- Jesas Christ, and him
crueilied." He didn't know even Christ
except a "erucrfied."
"We often make much of the flask and
but little bf the ointment."
As we came avav from the church we
of
tended business life to be a glorious
. i -1 1 1 . . i ! i . qtw! i!:;.inl inn 'mil if I aliull
tne lazooanu laiianatcbie river-, .uis-, ,M ,w,tul in what I want to sav I
sissippi.u assuming immense proportions hall rob tne u rik!es out of vour brow
Besides the 'great amount of cx-pm hirn-: an1 lins, ,m. of tht. burdens from
ber that is being gotten out, thousands of . vour hack
wainut logs are neing cut lor M.rtnern : j hav(, grst t() re,nark that Qo(
manuiactories ot turniiure and other ar-; ton,lo1 basiness life to be to you
tides in which walnut is used. One
Boston firm alone has a raft of 800 wal a ectft?0L of CHRHTISM exkroy.
nut logs ready for sn;pment at the
mouth of the Tallahatchie river.
On the day of the election in Coffee
ville, town marshal Ferguson attempted
.1 .1.... 1..... ll,,. aAA tliuir
... - . . . . - ...... i on tne on i it-ii iuv pvm mi ii
ine as mottgn were au HjuUn or . f fa . hrst.firkin of but-
a prison into which a mar, is thrown, or , There were times When thev cbttfrj
an uneuuai strite wuere, hiit-armpu, he . ...... ,i ,,,
the funds ot a
bank, when they could have sprung a
... . i uuir rotioea a tHtitnei,
Hear me this morning , u j i
, . w . . . . . i . , . I . UBIf aUJHJOIlUttl Willi
wane i irv to auow ou tnut vrtna in- ,
troes to contend.
ies deetcr
dwh ; it is that of beinp cheerful, rather
that seemintr f- Utr tc nay bo very
sure that sa -spite of ait our efloxla to
hflXafpWajy t f 'hajswe, really my,
not wbai we wish to appear, that will
decide ouTinWetfee apfni others. How
to !e t ileerfwti thsn that is, hfv to
! fairly Yontent uuder existing circunt-
sUinecs is the problem w hich each
V atomtMi tut nllr trrmna nn Th
of September, H7. Bied was la
immand of tbe ere nadier company nl
.Vew York Volunteer-and a detachment
af United States saaruses. with orders to
guard s battery which they had thrown
ud. Themoruiu? of the 13th was fixed
for the assault. The bafteries were or
drd to cease trine st 11 o'clock and
tbossaaekbeg, .
Bied nod the. aitillary oficers, standi eg
by their guns, watched theadvn e tji
tSeiine wita intense anxiety, which be
came appreheimon when ther saw that
about half way up the slope there was a
halt. "I knew," he says iu his acc uint.
' that if Chanuiteaeftiaasssot taken nei
ther Would the erfy ana failing that,
not a aian of u might ever leave the val
ley of Mexico alive.
Asking leave of the senior engineer
slftcer to join the storming party w ith
his men, he obtained it with the words,
"(to, and God be with yoaf He was
off at once, with his volsateers and ma
rines. After a quick ran across the inter
vening ground, they came up with the
storming party under tbe brow of a hill,
where it bad halted to wait the scaling
OA, ,Kia .u.in. " t.,-tt li.nliin.
ant Marshall, of the Flfiefiith Infan-!
try, "the fire from the castle was so con
tinuous and fatal that tho mm faltered.
Mid several officers were wounded while
urcine them on. At this moment I no
ticed I.ieuteaant Mayne Kied of the New
York Yolunteers; I noticed him more
! particularly at the lime on account of the
very oniiiant uniform be wore, tie
suddenly jumped to bis feet, and calling
upon those around to see whether he
was sustained or not pushed on almost j
alone t a the very walls.
Bied'sactiou ana not quite so reckless
as this account of an evc-wituess would
make it appear. The !"yuter wall of the
castle was commanded by three pieeseof
the parapet, which loaded
Aberdeen Weekly.
Wo hope that she iswnssiat sagh btare
will giro to the existing school laata
careful and earnest rev istoo. U u use
lass to orgs the importance of public
sdacstkm; its influence and se4 1ire
known to all men. Wo naphaalasJIi
favor ssstthpajnai tba srhsxal sga wxiwaa
sight to eighteen years instead of the to
. irsrawtrn
lor to a ute momm.
st xrxc aiaaaitr.
Erata Breohhsf e Laslel
How , trans to see th, Xsss, so rate.
Thai it the ssly thing that's fair,
ihis a tn wo dsy;
rSbcstsW pBepdow)Ulr tsars sf ra'n
A ii -1 m 1.
& ai
wiia.atif is psla.
I eloa is r.snf grtj,
NiKftl Bower,
hi born Is teas
(Ud
i in
tweatr-ODs as now
tag each year, tangbt crrlnotMls-
mm years, would gtwtaat tho ctttdsaa
the State tho ot'porMf 1P gaaa iraxj-f-oa stsrx ,is-n.v lis
Erglish sducation-snsJUng. rcadinr, TssIsW,
(nmnr: and rhesPorthW a f !fft
xnrcenent eouin-ao ot uhvsuiuu ex- rne c
ihs scaoustsc year soopso be Th
WIMS (01
snJsaffly vtvf.
Then keivat viiloa ttij
K rresotii sto I eu t
XhcoslltL, -.i
Wilbll 11 Milll tho ,
Frum tu le iv dull, In
bloom
M-J thu scctrc:ja
laws
easacsd Iron J
o r -a, ss.
run from July to July;
January to January, to Vhti
then schtH'U
,-oulJ open iaJforember and Wtarf'Bt
-nntinuoudv to the middle or last ot
lfarch without dktriaaant to sgrWulm-
ai indtistrsBs, Almost all st tbe farsu-
svs have use tor their children in the
adds intpitching, cultivating and gat he r-
Jt crops, hence, but foe this reason
sir, wa deem a winter school the
aost satisfactory, and of tbe greatest
atilitv. Then a school-house fund
should be created ; it is useless, of nearly
so, to spend money tor teaching without
comfortable shelter for pupils, lasses
ts contracted, suflerasB eauured and
monev paid out without dointr anv nn
preciable gixd.
rree schools sre pood t limes to as vs.
and when administered under pr.ioiiea
oouiuiou sense laws, in a practical, com
aaou sense way, will civein return good
Titizcusntp and good morals tnat ww
s?rve in all time tochiiu a bulwnrk and
defease to free government
vseV,
.k.
m-
A LIE OX THEIR Sol' I.,
vast assemblage of three
But when I visit that part of the
tery w liere are the graves of the
rnn.DRKV OK THE POOR,
.Alex. K. McLean, and his n0 less
iif.i predecessor, whoso name we
put imw recall; nor to the old l'icay-
1 with the pitted Geo. VV il kins hen-
i at tbe helm ; and at a som what
period to the Louisville Journal
the veteran Koman, Geo. Jr. 1 ren-
l guided its destinies, we must say,
ream! ir and sincerity, that the col-
lof the Kxaminer display as mimh
tv ami -eiioiarsnio. lie seizes upon
rv item that he thinks will redound
interest of his city and county.
ting escapes hi attention. -tt a
oa load of cotton from thasiirround-
tssatws of this Mate, or from the
ertit counties o! Alabama: not a
tun (i.i.l iif t iv Iriim the n iivfrj i-.r
.. . I f'--i
u it a country raised mine , :,,, iu rIlallrv her two mites
L . 1 I W 111 I' ' IUV Vlt Willi I Cliu
n sanie-t advocate ot di versifie.:
sinsr: of transferrins: the' meat, con:
flour houses of Cincinnati, or .Hr.
to our own soil ; of raidng our
ittockof all kinds (being cheaper)
lend of patronizing Kentucky and
let Mates; of the erection ofall kind
hctones and fouudrte fine, bf
pdtug up the Soi!.h iu nil things ptir-
uog uher moral, mental ajid mater
to suppress a noise made by Messrs. Ed.
Alleu. and Wm. Hardy, and was chal
lenged, to tight. This he accepted, but
the parties were arrested before any
damage was done. As the Aliens re
turned home they insulted Mr. Duncan
Dew who had testified against them as
to the disturbance, whereupon Dew fired
upon them, wounding Mr. Hardy iu
the arm.
We rejoiee to hear of the success of
our friend, Capt. B. K. Dale at the State
Fair, at Jackson. Ho carried a num
ber of his finest horses down, and be
sides receiving several nremiuins. so'd
two fiilies to Mr. K. Vird'en for 1600,00
orphans left by them penniless and
houseless. Now they can think of death
! uod Started us in the world, giving j dav when, with
us a certain amount of raw material I
i out of which we were to hew our own
character. E-.ery faculty needs to be
reset, rounded and sharpened up. Af
. ter our young people have graduated
! from the (schools, colleges and universi
ties, thev need a higher education
! . i- . . ... i. :' i. . i .. . . i ' : : 1 : . ,
i tuat wiueii i ne collision ami r&spuiK OI .:.u.. u. .. : i...,.
1 l i " ! WUUUU1 UUTlllK tucil line, kirn., IV
i pverv-ilnv life n orn can ertec.t. Knerov i . . . P . . . . ...
.i c I xctuci anvi tutrii ucniv "mi aiin iucii
iu the nre, . u B. .u. ;,.
or fifteen, or "fTl. Z JnT.. i.. . V TJ : .
lieen going . a i,.i., .i,n t
i a. ' I ttUU Vlil -vSlrTTlB All I V tit I lit tUlia BlUIll tV,
through bmyne.s activities his energy j d b, damned. Now they can read in
can no longer be measured by weights. fa fi?, , h flinching: "As the
or plumme.s or ladders. I can ca e ; eggs and hateheth
any height. It can plummet any depth. , f he h h
it can thrash anv obstacle. Now, do . .' .l.i f i IT.
1 oil W I not ujr tijgiib Buuu it-.-tiv tueiii 1:1 me
t ail tniS. :j , of u: J... anfl , : nd jt,a
purpose ot ; . . .
Alas! if anv of von. for
1 cannon 011
' with crane, and canister faarfullv ileei
snap judgment, when they could YfiZZr i mated the ranks of tlie Americans!
borrowed inimitably, when tbey eoiiM rr An &Qter-Y''? discharge. To advance seemed
have made a false assignment, when W &M hardPr tl,an the ?tlKi , and t - d t, 6 B t d th eqUnl
they could haveruiuedaneighborfor tlie ; 5, , ly certain whether the assailants retU-
purpose oi picaing up some oi me iqp ,"u "" ,,, tZZ i ed or remained where they were. Such
ments; but they never took one step 011 --"- v " Z, Tf"..' I is his own explanation of his conduct
that pathway of hell-tire. Now they I wr iUl"
can prav without being haunted bv the es, by simply determining to do so;
chink o'f dishonest gold. Now they can j wc apply our force to bear upon
read the Bihle without thiiikin- of the I condition on which they rest; we
ean put to flight many routes of dejec-
tion, and nourish many germs of seren
i ity and comfort.
, ! in uoing xnis, nowever, it is necessary,
they kissed the book in a custom house. of to distinguish between tHc
Now they look into the laughing faces reAi ani the supp0sed causes of depres-
OI ineir cilliureu wituout, luiusius o; .....i ,vu. fjpprnllv lheso Irn !
of soul is wrought out only
and when a man for ten,
twentv or thirtv vears has
you suppose that God has spent all this
education en vou for the purpose of
n more successful worldling,
are far apart. The disconsolate person
is sure that he is so because of some loss
or lack in his outward condition. He
wants msuy things which he cannot get.
or his friends are. unfriendly, his busi
ness du II, his fipporrmdries Hunted, his
work laborious. If these tliin.es were
altered he thinks he would be cheerful
and happy tm stimulate) others, instead
of beiagos- lie nw is. a wet blanket
upon every joy, Vet he is utterly mis
taken. Remove these troubles and
ed or remained where the
Men!" he shout ed out in a momenta
ry lull of the conflict, "if we don't take
Chapultepee tbe American armyjs lost!
Let us charge up the walls!
oiees, answered
anv one will lead us! "We're
"Come on! I'll lead you
OLD TIMES.
THE TALK BliVWE'-X DR. OP.UlAV
xni D NisRTT-kiyi:. ap an. MM r.
AOEP EIGHT VFIY C
A most interesting colroqwv took plsce
yesterday is th Teunessse Ilenarttssat
st tbe Exposition between Dr. Urahant, ;
woo is ui as uunoreiu vear. ana .ir
Hurst, aged eighty-five. b)6 ttmwerr
recalled in all their glory, mid many la
ta resting reminiscence-, nviteii flu
picture of Gen. Jackson hanging in the
exhibit was framed by Mr. Tlurt in
18!W. The frame is of hickory rrrauchrs,
and was fashioned by his own bands.
Dr. Graham, oa Tuesday last, ansae at
early dawn and went out fossil limning
more than one hundred mile in Indi
ana, returning the same day. He ex
pressed himself as feeling just as well
as possible after his trip, said such jour
neys might fatigue young mou, but
could not tire him. la fact, lie felt just
as spry as he did when he went to the
dancingparty In 106 with Nancy Hanks
and Folly Hobbs. All three were mem
bers of tbe Methodist church and were
arraigned for breaking its rules. Foor
Polly sobbed and cried bitteily and
begged not to be turned out of the
church, but she was a culprit aud they
dismissed her. Nancy Hanks said she
did not propose to have them direct her
conssicence, that she saw no harm in
dancing and that she wotrld do it again.
We will charge if j ? thcv turned ber out. loungltrs-
readv!" ' aam pruvcsusn uu ijiuuruutu oi too icg-
shouted ' ulauon9 on lllal punt aim promise a ne
Iby piak lips leu, Hioug i i.l . uy
Akusdrvd esilt-r Uuisjntu me, '
Tu; gray, irnl Jar.
Thrv whhper ol ) ir ts tilths I heu-
(Vf othrr Won toe HusViic 1 1
tl( nuasliiac's rt; .
Till utmMuVglow asd g srj
0 r all m bvait; ami w -
S'tropcdln the li-lit
Of rxdslnt dSys: flji tip mv frs..
My spirit a ii as its if r'Sstl
Of sasshia brig tit.
Tk lis shall bate uon i
Uutiltky ptk ltwtti'sli npnrf,
fwert M Ihe ;
Antt i t-rn fwi 111 a.-; its c v
KssiieQiht-nng with wk I jxim i r r' e
.' Tasty:' woks XhvPast
Out, st its slltntbrr lSk and dei p
BSck fretri its strange nnl deal
7 tempi swsy
Tfcs sNhiIsmis grev. lb i ..u'.i
luto tint broadiug, grprriot soul,
T ton vi ii . du.i dy.
.. . . 1,....
Captaaa Ried, as he bravely leaped over woula neve,r "? w hf?a,n ana sniri mat
the scrap that had temporarily sheltered I f g"ed his course exceedingly so
them and made tue charge already de
scribed. There was no need, he says, to
' IrtrsVr fao aoo if 1m uiu f its- cm 1 Hrx I'nnnr
i"wa w tn.v as uv ouo umioovui sax r in rv
that Aia men would tiot have been there
unless prepared to go where he led. About
halfway up he saw the parapet crowded
with Mexican artillerists on the point of
discharging a vHey. He a vol del it by
throwing himself on his face, receiving
only a slight wound in his sword-hand,
another shot cutting his clothing. In
stantly on his feet again, he made for the
wall, in front Of which he was brought
Ir. I . r ...
rou to more rapidly accumu- " rZr 5 . . -Tu .7. ..i . ' '' appsweui. sum viutnce , ti
snd his horse.Gov. J. M. Mone to r, A. ; BBshhl ( vou
W..lf tt.r l.".oooo All tl,.., !. c , Ci5
were M ississinni rsise.i and thomua-h-! I...., -...ll..".' ,..L-i ,h',r In I em harassment, dare to sell your soul or
read trotting stock, for which Capt. trade:' did G.,,f make vou merely to be i "7 rt.on of it, you may wake up in
Dale's stables are noted, not only in the , Vard stick, to measure cloths, or a steel-1 3n il. T a T ,, tr letin
8tate, but throughout the Southwest.- Vanl t, weigd, flour? And did He intend ' ,"ea L i tS U i i
Chickasaw Messenger. ' Vou to spend vour life in doing nothing ma7 ""LUv L I ?f' L Le
, .. . t... .'...a-. '..-.I u:i..9 . r: if :only once, only once. On that one
tn-n joruan, city marsnai oi t.rysrai out m cuauet ami oigit . .y iweiius, ( v.
Hi. Iii; iiTif e.'oi in thwaehnii fn opvtor ' - .-.... t
Springs, Copiah county, was shot on the
night of the 6th, and it is thought mor
tally wounded by some unknown person.
He was a firm friend of Wheeler, the
man who killed Mathew s at Hazlehurat,
made himself very active in theeleetioft.
It is thought that tbis assassination is
one ot the results oi the Killing ot
your energy tor liis cause ana Kingdom
There is enough Unemployed talent in
the churches and in the world to-day to
reform all empires, and all kingdoms
and people, in three weeks. Oh! how
much idleness amid strong miucles and
stout hearts. How manv deep streams
Mathews. Jordan was shot down in his j that turn no mil 1 wheels and haul on
f roi t yard with a double-barreled hA ,
gun as he was returning home. There;
is very little hope of his recovery. No j
arrests have been made yet.
The peopfe of the Yazoo and Talla- j
hatch ie rivers nre to be congratulated
upon having a new line of steamers ply
ing in those streams. The new steamers ;
will be known as the Choctaw Line, and j
are under the same management as the !
Pool Line ; which plies between Yicks
burg and New Orleans. The boats al
ready put into the trade are the Hope,
which runs from Greenwood up the Tal-;
lahatchie, and the New Kra, which con-
the bar-ds of no factory. God demands
that he have the best lamb out of every '
flock, the richest sheaf in every harvest,
the best men of every generation; and
in a cms;1 where the New tons, and the
Loekes, and the Miinsfields of the earth
were prone to enlist, you and 1 need not
be aabamed to toil. Oh! for fewer
idlers and for more consecrated Chris
tian worker';.
Again, Gol intended business life to
be to vou
ual nature, but you despoil your batiMsa
prospects.
In the review of this subject there are
two or three things 1 want to say, and
the first is, let us have a larger sympa
thy for business men. I think it is a
shame that in our pulpits we- do not
oftener preach on this subject.jind show
that we appreciate the sorrows and
struggles and temptations aol trials .of
everv-dav life.
hand are very
those who move in
s r r i ii j
others would speedily take their places, i wn " weaicaa ounce oaii tearing
v.. . . L. ; -i. k. L- a. ; through nistbieh. All the testimony goes
to show that? a was the first before the
ii ,i .... n:.ji. x . .
will fed on trifled lirht ns nir ami .. . -""PU'ipeec. xt.eu s mecani,
intangiMe. It is no exaggeration tq sav H?lMht Unrdoi.v.ll.. a young rrench
that ff wc except the immediate eftrtV ' "?" muul,Ve WflUh
of nnwontod joint and sorrows the cheer-! h! fni trti Axn the Mexican flag
. . J. . . FfAtti ita uIjitt Kelnre I ml inu-nvor
. . - V ,
Lietitenat Coch
Cochrane was
he was allowed to retain his member
ship. In a few month the independent
Nancy Hanks married Mr. Lincoln, the
father of the President, and Dr. Gra
ham attended the wedding.
He tells many interesting stories oi
the days of Daniel Boone of times
when the Stato of Kentucky was only
aback county of Virginia; of life on
Corn Island and in the wilds among
the red men of tlie forest. . l. m.
Courier-Jounal, Nov. 8, '3.
NEWS NOTES.
f.,i . i -s.... . !.: j iroai in cutn. ix-toie
f"""""" "' iRied was observed bv
et ni'ua w,tL f ! rane, of the Voltigeurs.
i mii.it.in .t fs. t xr pure irwin ? unun li g . . '-.tj i
marked In every condition of fife, and " PhJg the castle with his men,
we must look deeper for their sources h' ban scarcely; 10 yards from
' than the shiftisg and varving scenes of I - T " w 'if S "
,,. u,- , comrade were shot and fell, "iheywere
outward me, the only two at that time," he says iu
iKiubtless, much of the melancholy hn statement, ' whom Isaw in advance
ana depression or men ana women re
! suit from purely physical causes. Rus
- kin attributes it ail to tbis sjurce. He
i says, "Cheerfulness is just as natural to
the heart ot a man
tturru rliseoitf ent hv
judge Josh i. Morris, or Vickburg,
is engaged in writings book, to be en
titled, "A Romance of the Coufederato
War and After Days." It w ill comprise
some .i0 page..
A passenger-rate wr is in progress1
between competing railway lines mH
rtt. Ijouis to New Orleans sad interven
ing points. Cheap fares arc the result.
Several lumber firms of Grand Bapids,
Mich., have failed lately. Two failures
occurred on the 5th in"t.. "Witzc.'l Bros,
and Forter Byrne A Co , heavy liubili-
of me on the rock upon which we were tu ,n ,oln CHP:,
scrambling." Reaching the wall Coch-1 A six year old Italian girl died in
rane ordered two men "to go hack a ' New Orleans of yellow fever on the Gth
fittlik wtv ntwi aftuict ill. IttililnrQ nn tli i uiaS in l hmira nfter lu.r urriral
nT wherTv f they pasaed the spat ahera the j Tha growth of Tasus i. nwrvejlous,
.t.DlSAPPOlS'KMU.NT.
A ST
ol. OF PATIENCE.
in
Men who toil w ith the I
apt to be suspicious ot
v l i . , , .m,. kuv uiii cuiu iuuiv vt mu-ftv n v uuiiiui
n tiriiiii n An t. Ttmn ' .if.. ,n,dti l .len r-li I a luf f- r ,,PSirii halotc r. V 1 . . .
ltSA HUKLD Oi' marriV, jnvprriT oascvj m...i Vi xjimh u-wKi, , , jprsr. men tOStAHd firm '
;and think that they ext their monev i life'" lnhai thu an pxUweiatate-, "Don't leave that wall!" he cried, "or
ana xninx mat tney gtt tucir monev j (u ei h ((f tr fa nir(.s Ilohl on and
id v and that thev rive no equivalent. It' ; h.I .,!.:.:.:.. ..t . ..t fe cut to pieces. Hold on, and
-r - , . iL " ,1 , il mat tue t uiti wui'iii oi n t ueett ui ; iu. enMe in on rti '
; Men why raise the corn and w heat and , hit HeW,nJl, M a. first ofsfte that 'Sc answered to reassure him ,
rye and batsare rery apt to tbiUk Outt, wn(ljti,w lf teaJth be observed, n T.re 1 !
gr. ., geL , I"""-- ; , The dejection that claims sympathy on 1 u titi.! Never f.V'" Tl,:n the der of Koro Burrs at Lincoln, 111., nfter
nsi is very apt wocjcaimui ot me .... - ti. ffroUBd. of some suunosed hardshin ij" Z . IL- a areliminarv trial nAfamttnl d.-iv. w.m
P h.ti. anil Arismt e were i. om oejl , t o r F , . ... . ' ,'. . - , lamtiern uniite, M- ill-" sasuiii'iesnii ine - r-- - -
all kindsof merchandise that
commerce was the curse
. . i . .... . 1, . .-
i form a doleful man into a bright and
cheerful one.
Im A.tlj'io I i Ii i l ilinuTr riiil
here to habitual the mtrst be ! Z?..,"'"! TFTZZ. ho crease in her taxable property
v.4 ; ,,.Lr , , , ; . j. .. . . ntni vear w.ta siio,ovo,ooo. .tew coun-
bad air, unwholesome food, lni- a;.. ,i r n,n.i-ot ; .... f. . - . .
ties to ine nu inner oi sixiy-eignt were
organized, giving 20( in all. Besides
this, there is a territory twice as Inrge-j
as the Mate ot o orgia not yet divided
into counties.
0. A. Carpenter, accused of (he miir
T; . i- i oiten has its origin in margestion. ana a pWi-fn on the loth mst., heftt
met sKi ..;k! -I !;;, i.-.ior .7 , . .. . k,i ,.t iii mvi Ti.:.
f tho Mtrrh . .. v 7. "ine woauued omcer," Cochrane con- ? .
... .... . I,.,., n.ntf l- .1li An., f Is i ,i n act. lol In ..n. . ., . . . . . . ...... I . , - . ........... , I
1...-U ' i" " t mill's "nrnven to ho 1 , ton fnn int llavno " 11 union oi
t-itim nnouiu , t j,.ir,.i :. t , I.- r : i r---- ----- -
has already resulted in a great reduction
in freights.
Industrial News.
Hied of the New York volunteer.'
Lieutenaut Marshall, to whom we are
indebted for that vivid glimpse of the
voung omcer in his very brilliant uni
form, ' describes the effect prddnced by
re and prosperity. : couldn't help thinking of the grave re
Ue as , M.it.jilOlit v roatinir nnon those to whom
ere lie as happy with his tongue
' ids p fn, and had he mora ambition
ikm modesty, there is no position
or federal, be would not adorn
ii... i ..i. ...... . i
i ui. i. uiii jfuiw,
sporwibility resting upon those to whom
the five talents are given.
41
y
THE -VI.W THfiOLOOY,"
XiL teligH ptn j Of which Mr. Becchcr is one of the un-
ihe touches nothing he dopa not ' frtlrciol Exponents, virtually holds forth
is vor ann ie'ihle to him. He God as having onlv one essential at-
raed by many as superior to his tribute, viz: Love. And, oh! what line
brilliant U. a. Senator Irom j or plummet nas ever souuueu mat iue.
and also of another brotiiar, i Who-ean say too mucu bdoui u . ne
one of the most euiineut.suir- i jsy: to Mr. Beeober, "say on ! ' All that
of Now Orleans. - ikaHnihe, Jlfechers and purgeons, the
Jnno Kn. u-riri.i, aovoral meet Wes evs and V hithelils, and Jv-ennons
live poetrv of rare merit, notably j and Falmew, and Alexander Campbell,
them one entitled: "Lines writ-' and Marshalls have ever said, or may
the Back of a Confederate Note," say, can ever do more than introduce us
was corned" hr the nress through-' rito the outer court Ol me tempie
i wh le length, aud breadth of the
Ot. His literary 'attainments are
rkon mat.v. nUilinip lit ntl. I. ' '1 l n 1 is
...... 1 IIKIIIUVIi:. IV V I III. ... .w wjh, m .-. . , , . ,
his tribute to his noble, giftetl, power, his holiness, justice, ana irum
wife a few vaars ago, is etiastct are as eseenaaawy " "
great wu- ,
sad undving devotion. Tsk fBe tmtn is ever we... . , .1
.i i - i . i t.t.iri.t win : ...... u niir aim to sneak tbe truth, the
liow manv little things there are
nects with the Hope at ttreeuwood anl ; one day a engagciuetitsto perturb and ; arj(j recommended that
tne fool L,ine at icKsuurg. xotun, annoy and disquiet you. uargams wm ; never be built nearer the seaco.t than
Leathers & Co.. the owners of the new . rub and men will break their emraire-! . ;i , t,, i....,.
line, promise to put in other boats. Thus- j ments: collecting agents will come back tuan tha.' an(i vou know that there are i ne fruitful source of low spirits is
a geuine competition is secured which ; empty handed; tricksters in business no harder workers than thtsje who plan tue unwise apportionment of our daily
will piuv upon what they call the "hard i -A ....leniate in r..rea and twnb. Mt wort, oo mucn labor, as snggesteri in
times, w nen in any times, tney never j COUnting-bouses. What though their a p-' ,w u,,wvt- ewllBB' enpeciaii; yu unitwu tne exploit an tnoae wno witnessed or
pay: goods placed on the wrong shelf; parpi be neat, what though their man-1 w't'1 car ur Paeo gloom; and knewof it pronounciitg it "without ex-cash-book
and money-drawer in a quar-; en refined, do not put them dow as i ffee weary man who. returns to his fain- ception the bravest and most brilliant
reh iroods ordered for an especial emer-! mu tk. Jam, UA u,ti, than : Uy at night tt .sadden them by his fun-. achievement performedbv a aincle in-
Thirtv cents per pound is the price the ! ?eni:' fail.'"K ,t0 C0Hie' or-.if eomin8. a hod' of bricks, they go into exposures ! pfeal aspect and bis catalogue of i dividual during ths campaign.'
Tuskegee, (Ala) News savs Mr. Taylor. ' imaged in the transportation ; people . keener thaa the cutting of the east 1 "'f claiming sympathy for!
,.' ' i , I who intend no harm coins about shop-1 ,; a .i mM.n.i i,ii.or.si.u,i . what only deseryaa criticism. On the,
near vue., nns oi.eitu lor a oaie ot . ... . . """ ..ST -a . - , ,.,!,- ,.,.(.. S T-1V 1V..I TJ 4.
piug, uuiuiung twiii! mc, uu nut menu , t,be A lps and Himalayas, and maintain-1 wl v umu, uviiiiiij i- inuir- mini w , n. mm nuu.v AJUttitue.
to buy. and trvina to break the dozen; : : ri,,t.,;.n i "'i,ri.t -iii fcheerful spirit than idleness. To have! '
men o.bliired to take up Other people's ! a, t. neenat them mtvim- "Well done
f nothing that we 'maafiln, or having it, ! TH8 omoix ote rns wobp b a r b v rix x
to appear in r.
bond was readilj-
wealthy friends
Great exciteiiient prevailed during tbe
trial and it is believed that had he Ihjcii
acquitted, he would have been imme
diately lynched. ,The father of the
murdered girl endeavored to kill Car
penter. Intense excitement prevailed
after the reict.se and the police could
hardly preserve the pcaea.
HAPPENINGS ABROAD.
for a
cotton in that place, a few days ago.
The variety is a very pretty one. It is
called the Merino cotton, and has a very
short staple, looking very much like
wool. It is quite prolific, the stalk arrows
about six feet high, and the fruit grows ,
t ! ... i:i v. .....,.. vr. t.. .,.. I
notes; more counterfeit bails in tbe
drawer; more bad debts; another ridic
ulous panic. l.-nder all this friction
thou good and faithful servant, thou
hast been faithful over a few things, I
will make thee ruler over manv things; '
"""I 1 ,1 S X I . -V X - ' - V sj ' z
. a . m . i m i n rtrao l- nnwii rar tool n m lpi t ii run iirx . i i . . i r . t i . I'M , in mi
in ciisters like chestnuts. Mr. Tavlor : V T "TT?r 7 V tT .7" v-enter tnou into tne joy 01 toy xwra. -
brouht a bale of this cotton to Taakegiee
on Saturday.
h- into the' outer court 01 tne tempie.
je wliilat the penetralia shall be reached in
Eel this world, never!
isi: "God is love." But God's wisdom and
,k. it nf ,f lnvi wherewith he loved us. to
d and vino- devotion. i 1 Speak the
ktnno.s.,- I.F. 1-1 ! K.Kolr rf His aver he. OUT Sim
r"""11'11" 1,1 ""ira.i-tT"xn7"77i." ... , t,, ,,n,
iind county have been wop mil- whole irum, u ""'.TTr, r u" '
. . .. - . 1 . . .... ik. ll with .lahoiab-im a
oi do ars to them, ahd were niau tart sf ...-..r
ation commensurate with his iust penknife. ABscripta pre. b ,n
, it would lighten Uio&a-s4sptnrtuma Oad. Oocaaio-raL.
F.o Tbf. Ci.artosT
The Lniker Calebrat on at Princeton.
men his heart, and be
fountain in the desert
traveler, ioug may he live a(d
! tn iltrrnifi- nt.-IMI anil pleVSte
v..b...... w7,,r--71 I V X Viwamlm. 101ft
otession the ..rest-en ttcatur oiBtvt t-Ri.ww.wi', j--"
'ctnturv. ' . We have had in f nnceton, in the
ten- ' ' j ? j 'iTrTrstrfeshyterian church a grsnd inter-
.ajpfi if I Mi' ra" 1 11 1 1 III 11 ceoniiioi. ot uuiuci s
405th Anniversa Ls.s.1
oJgTdlooble 1 A.nsfe ana iytt
trpjasWi be ,niUWC 6d9JS r k n n Jfirnnr.
O. & jr. t iwWroada, A .last ; Kev. tncoaore r . y,
Railroad Rakinf a.
isrkud after next S
passensos train will run I
tleans toCincinnxtLseveral ho
than anv other route. T
' and Ohio Railroad Company
put on double daily . DV'nijer
'next aunday moratog. tenaisu
y. Hth. ...... a i - i!
! trsea- nt T I
'"am laid to
'urbsan.
rand a half
on the
. 0. 4 f .
the
1.5th
sho:
Eac
r his seal
e porter
an the table
ej represent
gears.
wt all the
oad Baton
- .' . .inwhurp
Pr Seibert was also wefl reeved,
was reared and educated m the
Lather localities. The sturdy German
fTho!o.rican Professor manfully strug-
i -led' with the treacherous English, and
. well portraved the character ot tne
V. O: & T. ntm IT.-. ir.V,r He onlv put biroaelf
a point 13 miles belf fhj n rimMat with bis audience by relating
" the anecdote ef -tha- , Srhen
X IB we
his text
confusion he
il to De in tne aumou", -r
- a .iDik., PhiliDu tbcnM art a
aood sheep but not a good shepherd,"
reocneu in u
,or rrfs f'ie ceiebratton were
Waetre President McCosh, of nmvei
SPthe ftMrr'Lbne
and from vr. wnwi,
trains sot w
.sj.ri.nl-rViK
I wsm W aBRupspapaaiaay
ve been ranning to Cstoswlrtne,
weat Monroe, The tram
'Isaves Delta at a. ac aisi airrive,
xae sasst st 4 atMjsi
'new Bullet carl
xine, between Craernnaw,
torisvill
- saAin ih saw
urieans, j.""!.1" iol Lssss.
1 14 1'afftjrytr TlaVS ..aS avw1! t i lIs-i IrB .
' ' - i ' amiLiaai im .w,"
V icksbara.fi eraiu, S3j . n i ifnnlil
hsmvvrissaasswssw ine catholics
Railroad, between rpri.sa-jb,. axsar
Bouk W'tesn cosxy- bfl4sMfisy
to neglect it, will threm s shadow over
the lightest heart and the most sunny
CTuntenaase. Rogalsai, oongenial labor.
itkm, and the consciousness of
into additional briiihtness. How ail fretful. faithfOTpCTformtnee a7lgTrVwing abiN
yon and I have known w ho, in the past I neM about business matters. Js ror.-f3ftnito Ul ritH that none
few years, have gone down under the not somethimr in vour owu household I c afford to" dispense with.
pressure ami have become etulant, and vou woulrl n't give up for the To preserve a cheerful frame of mind
eni.iorie inn it; inn n s. ll I r H I til nn- i 1 1 . . I 1 . 1 1 . .
s - --i i-. - woriu iv success oilier uieu iiuvs-.
sides that, if these-t rials lifted you
yon ought to
AMP TJfS.-KQYPTIAK UK A it P.
gracious, until customers lorsooa tneir
stores and those merchants have become
insolvent and their names were pro
nounced with d&stestation. But other
men have found in this a school for
BLESS OOP FOR THE WHIP
The yellow pine of Arkanas has found
its way to the furniture factories of
FVssce. In Paris the finest furniture is
made of this yellow pine; the French
mechanic taking advantage of the fine
grain of the wood and its curly fiber to j
make it exhibit the most beautiful and j
attractive furniture. The furniture is : patience
L 1. . . . r
now mucn wougiu niter in many parts oi j exposure
ruropis ana onngs tne nignest prices.
So popular has this kind of furniture be
come, that there are several large fac
tories in full work in Paris producing it.
The rice planters of the Cape Fear
river, have been very much encouraged j
of late years, and the interest in the i
business has gradually increased from
about 300 bushels in 1870 to about 6-3,000 j
ta v.-vaata wm a waa aa I - ' 't,' v v v vra. t s? w t IINCVI ' - av.a .a s
increase in 1883; but the late storms and ! liave morm renectrons lor tne suaaen ont everything but their coffin
conseauent high tides, with tbe heavy ! reverses of fortune. How sre you going were gued, thev were ejected, thi
rains since have liamaged the crop very ! ? get that grace of patience . Kot imprigoned for fohtt they were mal
heavily, bv which at least twenty-five ! TOOSh bearing ministers preach about ! treated, thev were throttleti by cotsitss
per cent, of the entire crop.it is esti- u- Ch.no. If vou get it at all you will j bk58 mitik packs of writs, thev
mated, was destroyed. Bat for the storm get it in tne world where you sen nats j wero sold out by sberifft, they hsf to
The TyMealey Cotton Mills, near Bol
: ton, Lancasshire. Knglsnd. burned on
j the 1 2th.
t Explosives in sheepskin belts have
been seized at Birmingham, Eng.
i There is a great strike imminent
among cotton operators 'of Manchester,
! Knir.
g?
tt rliaMrtHnsn TKa lrvaar than nntsa rnH
They toughened under the ; have to paythe greater the uncertainty.
Iheywere like rocks, more k.;m i;f iL Wto, fnr w.nr n,i
serviceable for the Wasting. There was ; if Jeaua 0hri8t ids you triumpbaotlv
a time when tbey had to choke down j thrOHgh. How do I know it? I know it
their wrath. There was a time when , b thi, principle that the hotter the
they thought of a stinging retort they j f urMoe the tetier the K&uiug. There
would like to utter. But now they been thousands of men who have
have conquered their impatience. They J through tbe some path you are now
lime isnnx "iu5 ii oiKiiii "-"It"- sninar tt rouirh with an aehlntr hoart
tfhiiormly
lAn m kAullil
m IHIJ.CI .11
oordial greeting.
xpre.s.-
ud
Bo-: cwery oac nowla
ui,j.4it!f himaidf.
itxjie.BUAtTw
i osoect and s, frank a
is not a seitwu or sen -cent red man. Me
ks glad aud sprrv for more than his own
ssecesse or failures; be is interested in
some thinmi at leas tv apart from their
relation to himself. Nothing more effec
tually weighs ddwhs the spirits, contracts
tbe source nf pleasure and darkens the
countenance than tbe exclusive thought
of and reference to personal interests;
and no one can hope to maintain a cheer
Boston Herald.
The early "Romans considered a full i
henrd as evidence of the uram nature nt '
Sts wearer or at leart of his lack of re I flenry Irving, the F.ocli-h actor
nneoient. The term "barbarian," which 1 phosed with America.
was applied by the Romans to almost ! Gen. Boeer A. Prvor will not attemnt
interests out- every race outside their own, has been i to get a hearing in defense of O'Donnefl. ! open boat, with no fresh water, and w ith
We .mar safely affirm 'oonfohnded with the beard (the lttin . fearing a refusal, which would orcindicc 1 tne warn pouring its hot ravs upon I
V i . i Si . gn 1 a ia . m - 1 . . ' M K 4
New York Observer. .
Rob stood bv thu window, in tho
inoouljghjU T hope thai it sill not
rain to morrow," be cried.
"Does it"TWir Bite mln Are them
dtaids th the "West r asked Harry.
"O, I hope aot !" exclaiuied Alice- 1
would cry -ass eyes out if it should
raiu." m
"And go without eyes (lu r. st of vour,
life?" asked nurse. "Why, Miss Alice,
who scuds the rairiT
"But just think how rain world spoil
our picnic," muttered Bob. "I weah
that I could hold the elends in i. y
hands "
He turned quickly from the window
just then, and saw his in, .tin i si in
in thedoor-wey. There was such i In
of surprise on her lace, that Bob wn
sure she heard his speech.
"I came to say good-night t I my
lings," she said, "and "
"To tell us a story," Interrupted A-
"Yes, a little story that Trend ir
poetry. I will put it into prosn fer
yuu:
"A long while ago, far (rom here, In
a beautiful home bv the m a -side, UfssJ
four little sisters. Tbey were as merrr
a the day was lone, and as happy a
any other little girls tn thn bind, p.r
haps.
"One sweet morning, d June, they
sat together under the trees, and:
plans to spend a day in the Sroodt. They
were to fill their baskets with aH kinds
of nice things, and they were to carry
games, and books, and whatever i I
they liked for entertainment. Father
sad mother, ami Uncle Ooorgo
tHth them; 'Uncle George who I
hesd just brimful of funny StOtigl,'
Laura said.
"'If brother Msnrice eonlii only bs
here to go!" exclaimed C . elia.
"But Maurice was a young ir.iJ bip-
uasn, awav at sea; they il l OOl h
to have lum at their picnic. tlOW long
it seemed before the day would come!
Many were the anxious thoughts a'
the weather! It did not eeni
that it could rain, when t' 6f wanted U
go so very uiucli !
"The baskets were filled the night
before. Ring-toss and Jawn-teunis wero
in the hall, waiting to be carried to the
mountain. Five o'clock came. Mil
was up to catch the first glimpse
sunrise! There were thick cloud in
east, though, and no pxoepect at a i
anrisc
"'Maybe it will be bright
o'clock,' said Cecelia, hopefu'.h
"Laura shook her betid, declariag:
Fathcr tfttntxthar Jt fs almost -ore to
rain.'
"They counted tho hours to break'
time. 'We will know then,' I
said. Minnie feel asleep, meanwhile
She dreamed that the clouds had all
pasacd away; and thai the merry par y
was far up the mountain, with I
and gamps. She woke up soon, to henr
the great drops of rain pattering against
the w indoty p.inos!
"There a t ni four sorrowful faces at
brLakfa-t-tnbl'. that morning, or ratln :,
six sorrowful laces, f..r, of eoiir" thn
kind, mother and father wore troubled
by thtar ehildren's disapptdntasaat,
though thcv were sure that it was for
the best. 1 am sorry to say that the
children fretted about the rain nil day,
to that no oiie fell asleep that night feel
ing very happy.
"A week passed. The r.iinv d.-r ....
' forgotten, when, one evening, ju t bofdre
j tea. there was a knock nt tin ball door.
and men a cry oi delight: cisic p
over the baluster, and 6iiw her brother
Maurice, with his arms around hit
mother's neck, crying and laughing
the same timet A moment more and
very one was in the hall to welcome
him, and to hear how such a delightful
event ns thi home-coming had hsj.
pehed!
"The story was soon told. Hi-ship
i" j had been wrecked ten days before. Be,
witn two pr uiree sanor ;, n et (
They were at sea three days, in a i-mall
jviit "-"s going tt rougn witn an aching beau, ana no one can nope to maintain a cneer-1 nwiusiia. jnwnieciion may ne caiteu.
They have a polite behavior for dis-; There an multitudes before the throne fuTdfspesle lm to dsrt an inspiring inefdentany, to the plar of "Ingomar,"
Courteous CUSt- mers. They have for- ; A (InA akn m laahorl with enrn, ,nJ I rnfllienee until be lakos it ItMMairtO in. Wherein tbe beard Of the hero f n rni. lies
raasutciui uu.i.Uiiiru.!k y.j pjixjeties mnumersble, and were chested i torest in orner tniiigs and other peo-1 material lor aramauc eloquence. .Jni church and t?utc be based
I KAMAafitna fn ln.l mlrldna 1 m . a a a . ,wt aa. ! 1 ! it!- !i T S ..a i
meets US( oaroa, rreucn naroe. sigmiyuig tieara I, ; bis Cilentr, case.
eapecsaiiyastne worawasuscd as a re- There will prnhablv be eighty Par
SiaTsce rrlZrti.itnl. T'U or n KuleiVin the next Vnr-
fif LdvTt!inT tht thcfbar i )ient. This will give them verv clear
SSIi lit V Z yu" Dame trn y th bance of power.
that root. -Neither of thes? suppositions T, , ; . , , . ,
are correct, tbe term originating with I. Franca and Turkey are entirely fnend
tbe Egyptians, in application to tbe ! ir a8ain-
natives of Barbar, an ancient eountry j French reinforcements have landed at
on the coast of Africa. Still, it would j Hid Phong. Admiral Combitt will first
aot be surprising if the beaW had some-! attack Santay and iiungboa.
thing to do with its adoption by the The American Catholic biahops now
Romans. Recollection may be called, at Rome are discussing the ouestion of
addressing a demand to the United States
government tnat the relations of the
They
pi
The days have passed swsy when s
ghdsomeface was deemed sn index of
a frivolous poind, and a so! ems and
long-drawn vjssge the fore-runner of
every virtue. We know now that virtue
the crop would have yielded 80,000 ! ana piesa causes oiio uu roois ano. ma&e j confess judgments, tbey bad to com-Jand hsrppfnessoltamf In hsntd.antf (hat
iruDuvim i - f'-fatl that
Pittsbnrg, November 13.-Coal ship-, Jd,, and
mAnta nn rnn isstxr sssjssam sxnsnrssosarB ra i Jit ssxtxa . .
"" '"V" v C- u TooTS?u C ' everv-dav life yon mav hear the voice
bushels, of which l,M,O0O bushels were ; ofCW saving to you: "In patienc
for Louisville and the balance for tin- j i ,et" have ber
annatl- perfect work."
An average of eighty-five .car-loads of j Again, God intended business life to
coal are received daily at Knoffvilie, be to vou a school for
Tenn.. from the different mines along the i
Knoxville and Ohio railroad. It ml the AiTiisiso op xsowleiwe.
recognized as the best bituminous coal j Merchants do not read many books,
in tbe market. nor study many lexicons, nor dire into
Three thousand turkeys were shipped j great profounds, yet through tbe force
from Bristol, Teas., to Savannah, Ga., of circumstances "tbey get intelligent on
in one ear a few days ago. questions of politics and finance and
Two farmers ia Alabama ore making geography and jurisprudence snd ethics.
a fortune raisinir roses, and have orders ' Business is a bard schoolmistress If
for 50,000
fill.
this case Ms possessor regarded it with
pride, and his hardest task was to cut it
of.
On the dtbeVhaiid, srhen an Egyptian
artist desired to depict a low, slovently
fellow, be represented him as having
several da? growth of hair upon his
law.
upon canon
y... .!.,, mi i.i unit uinia uis ! ...
nmmiu.lll. ere.rlit.ira and their W ' a SvMtft OlfRaciAaa -atfistfl Mttanwa. avwvt IfftCe. Bat, for that matter tha artiat : or .XllSiria, Or OOtn
through the turmoil , LlUI. -j, disturbed bv the fact 1 hshits sad ood health will brine with f of to-day would be likely to oortrav a
exasperation of your ; tw.f their door bell was runst loudly and; them cheerful ness. and contentment tn! framp in tbe same wav. Assonsr the
angrily, by the hand of some impetu-1 the spirit, and light and gladness to the! Ekpyljans-artincial beards were worn,!
ous creditor wno was surprised that that ; countenance. t nowever, ss a matter ot personal orna
sick man should be so impertinent and -
outrageous ss to die before he bad paid
bias tha but three shillings and sixpence.
Oh, how men are tested and driven! I
bad aieaTwto wtlfrom ,J
to another.
bod, but
seemed
around, and after awhile I beard he was
dean, and tne ant word 1 said was,
Good! he has got rid of the sheriffs."
There is a great multitude
ier. A food and area, heart her ?ea;c! WW" r
, .nrtC;n, ho r.,Tt kt- t.nj 1 mgtrxck on the Mississippi Valley
to f sii:" i!irt aner cr l L&W?
of business
men who on earth bad it hard, hot
plants more than they can I her pupils wiR not learn in any other ! the grace of God they stand mump!
ffay.siiu aiwiB,iiui shuki sue nuwsim riearejs: ana wnen tne aaestion u ,
them on the hes and on the heart with 1 asked of thorn. "Who are thev r the
targe forswsswa ax wrP-
Mgh bfHsog' the sitisia .batsfee,
J. A G. m.
rtte Rivers
and instrumental,
wa exceptionally
Mated fosliag-.e-rared b'
, ksarosna- xiaa
and Protestants tsmv
kixatly so 1,,er-
. Orft isWrT
dates sas aonaaa
Distinguished Editors of a Great
Paper.
Chicago Evening Journal.
The N. Y. Commercial Advertiser's
list of editors since ita esUblishmeet in
1792 embraces a more notable galaxy
than anv other paper ia the eocntry, as
the following shows:
Nook Webster 1792 to 18o3
Zacharish Lewis 1803 to
William I- Stone - 1820 to
Francis HaU 1844 to 1863
WiUiam Henrv Hnribut 1868 to
Tk.rLv Waasd 1867 to
HuadiT.Hsstixnm 1868 to
Skate the death of Mr. Hastings
bis nephew
inexorable loss, low went
bosineas enterprise and fSOOO got oat of
your grasp. Yon aay the $5000 were
wasted.. Oh.no; that was only tuition.
Expensive schooling, bat it was worth it.
Misfortune with bard hand comes upon
a mas and wakes him up, and by the
. wiry ; tpfa; flajpamuiiiitancea business
men get to be intelligent. Traders in
grun must uwB sawi toreign narvesis.
Trod6fjitJBa(fe must know about the
ot tropical productions. .Han
oi American goods mast
about tbe tann or imported arti
Publisbers of books mast know
new law of copyright. Owners oi
come to understand winds snd
us and aayigstioa. And so every
e ed cotton sod every raisin-cask, and
itrr l evert . tea-box, ana every cluster ot
mac ts
7 K44 U lawCUrei
1 (Tl 1 lmWNBSlPSSsw
ikaow
1868 the
angels of God, standing on seas of glass
will cry ont, "These are they who rsnshT
out of great tribulation and had iflseu
robes washed and made white fn the
U 1 1 .L. T t. " t.t- T
WUU tl 1 lie uwiu.
- -- Onw more: . 1- wont ass to watir
by
or!
rial number Of votes, i
than Arrm maotba
Jonn iiuauiitii - t aananas becomes a literature to our
a yousg man, am wr w, ""'jbastnam men, ow what is the use of
cstd. ano a ciom txewasats e.Mtkmmtsmmt unless voa aive it
vsa ;-.a Ttr ' .. . - r .
roionsi. iji, fu Bujijww uiju gir?
you thsjje ppportunities of brightening
duties thst crowd his Txysi-
IlkaKn tato nnele la writoa artth I
a
anagers ox
the j
it toss
a
Tlaars
TuiAana and
m4 bv tel
Brtafiiinai a
RCaUae, 1
fjiacted
a. p
a tha 1
grander bus! a
for the poles
ins will beats at
d or increasing your
to set bxrxer treasures
f Oh, no. Can it
be that vou have been leaxxuMt. about
foreign 'lands and people that dwell
under other skies and vet have an mis
sionary spirit ? Can it be thai yen bar
stmuna grace.
Commareial -ethics, business honor.
laws of trade, may do. very well for
awhile, bat there wiB eMn a time when
the ground wdl slip from
. CT a . a a a - m
reet and tne world win
devils wxttamtpppr yoi
witl want mora than
si re voa. Yon will
s sjrs .... ; -
roca to mm on, rw iwJSts o
grace yea have koown, astSJlte
snd to maltreat their frier,
came their enemies, sod yoa
son and cofuarbus rosd down
Bomoebltea d-iver.
miles, atsi.net from. Boscn
as basse
tne worr is in tne bands 01
6-iimes-DemrjcTat,
GrM
hex. Jack,
to the!
thirty;
mmhMtmt
contract for
s-4Vat, i, M. Bal-
i-COtli Jaaru.tLsitw-rai
. t 1
bv tne
arsins oar xmllod over
vicasaurgand fort Uib-
WiftenW WkaodTRver for
ffe
aad Texas Raitrood
the
as .si
uncovered ucausi
" 'O, dear mother, how hard wo praj 1
for rain! just for one little shower, e
said Maurice.
"'Did it rain,' asked G c.eli.t. tarn
" 'Yes, it rained for a wholo day
Wednesday, iust a week ago. We should
all have died if it had not been for
day I'
"The sisters looked at one another
Their mother exclaimed : "0, my dears,
do you hear that? Do you remember.
It was the very same rain that made you
all so unhappy f '
'Tell me all about it,' said HaXtffcs
'How could the rain that save d me, make
you miserable f
" 'But we didn't know that it was go
ing to save you, Maurice,' they said.
" '2o, that is just the jtoint,' said
mother. "We do not, any of us, k
what goods things we should pre'
nor what terrible things would nappe :.
if we could always have our own
way. Think how it would have bcea in
this case."
"They might never have seen Maurice
again," said Rob, solemnly, when his
mother bad finished the story,
have no brother to be lost at sea, tha :g .
be added.
"But perhaps some one may hare,
said Alice. "Or the rain may be intc;.
for some one else, in some other n
wava . ..f . r - auui Ham-
bsane of tbe attributes of the ld "Yrm may be sure that it is f..r
S?tt5K iteL vJ-,.? Rtoloons andhTrM7ltDou the Sat- i ft "' . r ! '
iaa,'"1 '',.rr "c ' form when the train arrives, to be rno. uo'us lne cimum in ins hand. Knows the
sian say mat u ne doos not perform i ; ,j f.. , , "
eetxain Vats roam steed hell sever wear ".ffll " r.m u "l''? l or,e ,of
a nn hi f.o TiA . -a-a.uaa, c laatpoi iroaaj UK
The brigands who recently attacked
an American caravan in Turkey have
been apprehended at the request of Brit
ish and American representatives.
War is imminent between Russia and
An Embarrassed Tailor.
Orders have been issued from the
1 1 . . . . . r . i . . , t - f.
' -t .i l: -it . , utjautiuarara ox tue .ortnern racmc
PntiTn rH, f rr . ! Rilroad to the effect that all employees
2r!n with - Se t ?IUr-oarum,m9 at ttttl the line
uLxven fanWe1tlef thai Xe! Hver A
ui a u L&Tta.j!j nawjroing over tbe road takintr mea-
opportunities to attend to their personal I "TtThttllS"
appearanct-. The beard has always I V" 1t2!2EFtm
and hautod for
i ,1.1 r a
ir r".r.v"X.rrr-r- I- response to his call a haad-
. . 7.7:"..r . some voiin
com pan lxl
rltrdtt montent to let them chine d
showers upon the earth."
Rob looked ashamed. He saw what a
foolish speech he had made, and how
young lady stepped forward, aoi 7u ? - i r .t K ' uoaor
. n a o i . . 7'J 7 - 1 J tna Aantml .f flirt nnn IT...-'
.nchXllae.te oi ZZJ? LlXrZ: asT'!: rather!
! & !r. " W1 ) d he was her brothse. a-d i dZmllZI
fats srnrpstah. The The Ticket Law.
occur, no English gentleman, unles-
... . 11 - an erriian-ir inn r.
it; "tie a luiiiwrj utsu, wore a oearu oi i . . , 1m
ind, excepting at the risk of being! W "
an
looked upon
iaxter tbe .-uttaaMhap" style came i
rtaan'. aBii. KT-uX
save oaut above f rv men nr.. t
..i - i J , rr r. .J "'
IX soar ajlil rowi' SjV Jf'wyoi anu nut wn DOUteil J
this vataMaval can ' """ " ''''IjrtKL M '
n iTTi jjt ' , t ine. innan1 win nsinsi mr iiato s .-
ceuwt.i.iu xtock lavinp' i mat owe
t ttiawt - .-. SSTva - . . w 1 i a-
mmmmw : . i inn ram,. aviiA timtti r -Maaimt. aaaiaaaaa uia Hair
.Wot a aaaata tamTDaTfauair - A I 1 M ntfB t WSUVS SXMISB XOB TTSI STS r raSniW Wm
Smm hot aaAite f,m u, ZZT. SZ. a-lj Ll . kwaadftf was
mauled and 11 Maiir fmii-i! ssaabaftsiil.. .11. .7 IM irtrl
oaneraaroo i asm not a staaie one of ttaaUtiis laOaif an rnr kt...
on uw aast misaiai.io mm i .-. a-a. , . . -
thavir m- i r'r-""spg s, ? "f"'"'. 9wog
aaoava atom hmm. aafrrxwSi 1 i f Tlfrmnr TaffTTi im Till Tl r ni T
u rr .1. - ... .JLL-fXiiXsETIL' I Xt.. I ..;nr.i,. tl..ii,.: t
-AjT i "waauig tuc uain te.egntpnetl I rom the t ..-.-.itvi.i .j....... la.ou
worse, i ..; . iui ....j a . , ! i . i , .
s-. c.av..u . ii. nntuT KrnH Hirs rrwai ui uic ticket law. it cara-
eecentm or
"e I roi nt ite Wt , wi w
"rthcor ! ; i-
d wolf remember ""r-" -avaa iainer.
on tn face was . - Jt IJffCavarA uei
y and ersn ; Death of the Learfinir Hntit
ateaaail to aoM Preacher of AUhama,
- ..J T" i Mobile, ISbv. 10-Rev. E. T. Wink-
uur tellow citizens ho attended the Ier. V. D.. died at Marion. Ala. ttu- s
Fairreport tbemselre-, as highly I evening: He was enateeded lte.the ,
tho
Tbe election ia over for
I TllJJ . ..... ... - I ' . v. . 1 1 .
. I .1 . I. 11. 1 1 ,
I yewr, jtuu tue iii.-i.ui law u.13 we IlOpe
1 performed its last sad office, as it ha
Iftovet boh conducive of any good. At
jam early date of the existence of tbe Bul
, letiu this paper suggested that each
voter should be free to vote anything
rrom a vwnteocrate bin to a Unit i
States nag, and wa have no reason aa
yet to make any change or modification
. ,i ,
snd spit upon and
and ground to
lost their propt
blasted
eternity, koa etml&msmaja
sacft Mrsoaajwaue there are
oa tbe same sea.
of God, have sal
iag oat of thaa
Otero ever was a
nrml iTl 7 . , to? J Qt ute language, vte do not see any
up-rare ful of! one of tho foremost of the Baptist com- reason why the Circuit pu, .Liii
ana con r tea V of it mnnion in the rsonth h. sT-'t..-. , ..vi , ' ......
i,iWb'naWSmoliment o ' Sooth Carolina 7 "" .,"11 ILL'" '""l" U pr.cucg
aaaal Miarr r I . wTnsis-rs. wa
oi tne grsKi people of v est foiot Militarv Academy and afi
- - - f . - nSBXIH aUTflal aVaaVTaT W
the rood
iis-iinr aji ana isaasuiata
awt atftTJ Ita ,g4T houl ao-
avette Chronicle, ,
and Northeasts ra
tha Queen oad
o the fact that
, is at on end,
cal Institute. He left Chariest
the reconstruction period,, i
Ataoama. tie devoted ni
ing, to rellgtous tear
mansgemeot ot tae i
ted Ite
and Chriaeiaa hnir
'Ajiaiaon,
the ticket than any other officer, or any
i or toat matter, tne manner
ng up tbe ballots should bo left
y Free from legal restrictions nd
eontrol; and wa do hone tha in.
ing Legislature will speedily repeal
r uaaat saw, asu reruao to pats
Ulnt. Im mmM . -, '
latattvc iu muj mic preacriping
ty of paper or anything aJaa
so toe sort ot ballots to be used
matters bn loft ab-
B0l whim fer MnnM.
fJ
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