The weekly Caucasian. [volume], March 28, 1868, Image 2

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GEX.KIC'U) i WU RMAN.!
The majority against the new wwin
tile in Arkansas wilt be about tof0.
We arc indebte 1 to lion. J. 1?. Ur.N
Ieu!on tVr a copy ot his late speech on
the linances.
Datii Wiim-it, the proviso man. is
leal. Thai. Steven still lives, to glad
den tLe heart of hi Dinah.
Gold continue-! to g down very
slightly, the notations- in S:. Louis, on
the 2-"th t-oir.g 1)7 1-2, and. at Nevv
Ycrk, 13 12.
Co MTrooME!tv as r.r.rean M'NriaM
tttr. It" he belongs t.) the h-.uvan, it is
another feather io his cap which we
had failed to cnun.era
.(arKl.EV is down on il;:.Trv. Jtt-t ;
tA...1 t.- f'on.'ress tVon Oino. hecause
he thinks that greenbacks onglit to
pay bonds, an 1 tails hira
a vi
for
thus proniistng a conversion o. toe
londs. The country is iull of villains.
t;,
How ih von like the ready
di-.ed-
war, friend S
TT ? It seems to liave
piaved out" on v
u. Hcacy. is U not 1
provoking'
It would b nice, if one ;
on!,! ri!v on, the rci eplioa ut the in
siile at the right time.
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The priiite .1 pivece Hags elsewhere,
will sdiow that t'iay t.vvn-5iii very
jrenerally tip to time, leads o:I ia tlie
formation of a democratic citib. The
people up there are not nearly . dead
as here, or elsewhere in the county,
and we wish them od speed, and with
them, hope others will follow.
31r. I.ir.nv. the editor of the H'Jospel
of Temperance," at St. Louis, tells us j
that the paper is languishing tor the
" want of proper support. It is publish
ed at 1 the year ; or in t bibs- of four,
5r:j. Can the friends here do anything
for it ? If so, if they will leave name
and money with t:s ; we wild forward
and get them the paper.
The press of St. Louis have repeat
edly shown that GrosVenoh is no poli
tician that he is too vena! to hold uu
opinion over a week and now a law
yer ot the city examines lus position
about impeachment, and shows that he
is as ignorant of law as he is of right.
Hi position is attacked and demolish
ed, and the want of legal lore on the
part f tlie editor exhibited.
The committee on elections in the
House of Keprcsentatives of the Ilnmp
have decided that Col. Switzler is en
title"! to the seat hel l by Amt.rsox.
Ho- are yon, Mr. IIoOMas '! What do
you think of thieving and false certifi
cates? McCi.t'Rf. is the only member
voting against Swt rzi.Eii ! Ho will do
for radical Governor.
The Warrenslr.irg Journal tells us
that "they are ready to lay the ties on
the Missouri Valley railroad, opposite
Lexington." It is an oi l saying that
yoo must go from home to get the
news ; hut in this case friend Y.u tdiAN
has gotten ahea I of the news. Ties
are being ent, but they will not be
needed for some months vet.
We cce it sf, stated in the St. Louis
Times that Mrs. Johanna llir.r., wife
of Britton A. Hri.r., a lawyer, has sned
him for n divorce. Hif.L was married
once before, ami his l-ruta'ity compel
led his wife to disengage herself from
iin alliance she found beyond endur
ance. She was divorced by the Lcgis.
Ia.ta.C- The present wife charges even
worse brutality tf an the tirst. Hit.",
"is a great scamp, as well as tyrant and
ijiumbug, and we hope he will wheedle
,?ii more ladies into his cold embraces,
even with a fortune of -2-).O0tJ.
Affairs in Mexico are horrible. With
a mongrclized radical people, the ex
cesses there are truly abhorrent and
revolting to the last degree. A plan
to assassinate the 1'resideiit and his
Cabinet, a hi Lincoln, has been discov
ered, the parties arrested, and under
trial, while the whole country seems to
be covered up with highwaymen, bands
fif whom roam tho country, and occa
sionally make a raid upon fpiiet ne'tgh
lrhoods, killing, stealing and carrying
fl the women that may chance to fail
in their hand.-, and holding them for a
high ransom. In most instances, they
are violated before restoration.
The conversion of Mr. Chase to the
.lemocratio fold is announced with
Home degree ol pla.is,tlt v. We hop,. ! . " V'" T," Y ,7 ,'''t
. . ... 1 . 1 1 1 rants ami despots are naturally cow-
it is true. . e want P. k.-.-p th- gate j ur,js anl tiiat tUtly ai. universally in
to the fold open at all times, night as sensible to shame. Hunter, "in pork-
'tull jh iIjv; and the more ii.thiential
thc applicant, the K'tlcr. Mr. 'iiass;
ilJ hf warmly rercived into the part 3
f hir first love ; antt if lie can be made
useful in it, ami serve to rcinangnrate
tho prineipb-- which are eternal, all
otiM le graftficl. T-nt we sIiomM
like Mr. tm-K ! prfe his faitli ly
hw W(rka. Wo shtl l like to see him
have thT McARnr.K cast decided.
A1st, that of Geo. ir.AtR. They hang
fiTK in hi-4 court : iitnl, eopff think, for
no good reasor otln-r than partizan
oti-. . We shoidl like for l.im to dis
cMtarigle them.
Tho imieaf hiiH-nt show tickets 820
- i cfill cti'raging tlie attf ntiori of the
radical ramp, at ahnt ?2,ft0 or ?:iK0
j t-r day, to le taxol to tlie fee bill cf
tLe pi-pte. Onth nccording to
greeiueiit, tho l'resi-lenf, throngh his
attornevs, made answer to the charges
preferred ly tlie ioipeat hers, denying
all the allegations therein contained.e.x
cept the kicking out of the cur Stanton
nnd tlie sutistit ul ion of G n. i liotiias) in
l is stead. The House response claims
that the impeach r will he able to sub
stantiate the charge.-. So the issues
ar lea lt op j and, upon motion for fnr
tlwr time to prepare by the Vresiitent,
tint ;! wa coiitinned to the :Uth ol
U present n.oiitli.
The answer of the President U pnb
by tcl'grapti ; tut it ia said that
it La been somewhat mutilated bv tlie
telegraphing, mill it i a readable legal
document, covering all the points in is
110, and wo think it will keep the im
peathcr hn-y, with an3: chow of fair
ness on the part of the court, to make
nit to u r.
Louisiana Railroad.
In the Senate of Missouri on the
- 21t, the following action was had in i
regard ti this road :
i.-rt .. i.t'i ... i
river railroad passed. The liili author-'
izcs the eonimuiv ti increase
its capi-;
tat ht.H-kim.1 cross the river."
The lLnw passed the hill.
This, ne suppose, will at least- sett!
......,.;,.;,. e-....- .!,. .-..a, t ,,, i
cross the river. And as the charter
was granted in lT-s or '.), it does not
carry with it the double responsibility,
or the cl.t'OG per mile clauses. The
act also defeats another objection to
the old charter, that its capital wai in
ui:ic;eit. Vi'e suppose there is now no good
find substantial reasons to urtre against
this road and its early construction.
j We hope to hear that it will he at once
I built.
The action of the Greiin-Mokton
) road, which receive ! ;7 votes at the
late election, will scarcely defeat the
' people in their will, so fully and fairly
I t:iven, though ic will ho seen by an
i o? her article, that that interest is at
j won; to reucilate the rc
ad. If tlf
hali d- si. they in t-t pay the delts of
tLe oi l company, if not in whole, at
!ea. - r in par!, or Lu ate their road out
f the line h:id down for it.
The Loui-i.;na roa 1 will he built.
It will be gratifying to souse people
to hear that iv on" jfoNT-.oi::f;v has
been appointed ly his sereno excellen
cy, the little railroad man, as supervi-
sor ot registration for this senatorial
district, an 1 continue I by the Senate.
MoNTdo.MKav is the very man that com
manded here, and whose men
Kilie J Mason ;
Killed Clements ;
j: bbed tho U. S. F.xpross;
llobhed the stores ;
Violated a negro woman ;
Wanted to kill all ;
Wanted to turpentine tlie City hotel ;
Rode IIicklin's horse on ;
Wanted to kill V.u:ohan and Green;
Set bouses on tire ;
Irank the groceries dry ;
Sei.ed personal property ;
destroyed a printing otlice ;
Imprisoned the editor;
Uarricaded the courthouse with sand
hags
Stopped all business :
l'.eat, imprisoned, banished citizens;
Terrorize ! tho people ;
and broke down all taw and the con
ventionalities of society, llr- i. tht
rhht at. in ;i Hi ' ri.;ht ,. Long ago,
we said we wanted the radicals to play
their big cards tirst to do their best
and worst that their reign might the
sooner be over. This looks like it. It
may take a trick. The jack is good
for a trick sometimes. We have the
jack, but whether he will not be caught,
we are not going to say.
All decent and respectable- people
will regret such an appointment; but
we said that it would gratify .some. It
will do it. '4'he rogues and rascals, the
mean and malicious, the venal and
scoundrelly, the horse thieves and rob
bers generally, will be gratified that
Hacon MoNTdoMKf.Y is to pa-s upon
the right of these counties as to their
fitness for voting! We might pay
something of lladroad Tom, but the
game is loo small.
It will be remembered that one of
tho complaints of radicals is that per
sons cannot be brought to jnstice. The
following from the Warrcnsburg Jour
nal will show how radicals succeed in
defeating law :
State of Missouri vs. Wesley 1
IJupe, grand larceny. In this case
there was an indictment found against
I'upe, at the June term of the Common
I'leas court for lt7,for grand larceny.
At the September term, Jiupe failed to
appear, and a forfeiture of his recogni
zance for -?i,o00. At this term of the
court, Ilupe suddenly made his appear
ance, had the forfeiture set aside, took
a change of venue to Jackson county,
whereupon the circuit attorney entered
a iihl pros in the case and I'upe was
discharged from custody, liupe's de
fense was managed by Shepherd &
Rogers, Att'ys, of this" city, Harmon
for the State. This gentleman was
pnee in the hands ot the vigilance com
mittee at this place, and came very
niar turning his attention to the study
of astronomy. We may also add that
he was a loyal Methodist preacher, a
horse thief of no ordinary reputation,
and had a surprising antipathy for
rebels, copperheads.de mocrats, conserv
atives and "sich like." He should be
hunted up and made to register under
the new law. He would be tho right
man in the right place.
.
Fanny Ga'iaway, the 'dionorc l wife"
of the incarcerated editor of the Mem
phis Avalanche, is making things rath
er warm for Judge tinnier, of that Ju
dicial district, ."she talks riirht out, in
the plain, blunt, unpoii.-hed dialect of
an injured woman. In prefacing a
I string of congratulation on her a-
1 sumption of the quill editorial, the co-
! A"rn"' observes :
i ( ting the repeated insults wo havo of
lered linn, proves inmselt a pusillani
mous poltroon, and if ho can read the
extracts we publish below without
shame, without feeling a deep turkey
red suffusing his ugly cheeks, the truth
ot history wilt be fully vindicated.
-.
We nro informed that tho new Tleg-
i.-ifry law was nvtonv read in th-- lloa,-.
Its: friends were ashamed of it, even
while determined to pass it : and when
the minority asked for the reading of
tho hill, that the House might know
what they were voting on, the radical
partizans who hail it in charge refused
tho reasonable request and rushed it
through tinder tho previous question.
They were afraid that conseieneious
members of their party would revolt at
tho deformities and cruelties of the
incisure, and hesitate to vote for it.
MfMrnis, March 0. A dispatch
from J.ittle Kock this morning sn3s :
The election is completed in but few
counties. Partial returns show a large
falling uff in the negro vote. The ma
jority against the constitution is larger
than was anticipated. The whites vo
ted almost nnanimotisly against it.
Pennsylvania prisons are so full that
in all ot them it. is ttm rule to confine
three or four convicts in each cell.
..-.''di .Id rrrther.
If ever3" State was in that fix, the
Democrats could cany the next Presi
dential election with little or no effort.
Com niria, S. C, March 23. Ser
geant Bates left hero this morning for
Charlotte. He expects to arrive at Ilicl -mond
011 the !th of April, an J at the
rapitol on th 1 t'h.
Railroad.
I,f.xinctn-. March 25, 1 The
sto, kIi,.i,!ers of the Lexington and St
Louis Kailroad cmnpany mot to-day
and elected the following board of di
rectors : 1L J. Iliggins, C. I. Jtus
sel!, T. V. Patrick, "George It. Ami-rose,
John S. Morton, Ben. .Marshal!,
j.l:m,s v. Welborn, Fritz Khlers.
The board then proceeded toijualify,
and elected the foli viii;jc ol'ieers of t he
hoard, viz : John V. addeil, 1'resi-
coit, i.eiiiaiiii!i ..i.ir.-naii, vice
lh-n
1 !VM
. . cut worth, lreasurer.
The oliii-e of the cmnpanj- will he the
room ot" (J. 15. Ktisscll, over Alex.
Mitchell it L'o's hanking house.
.lolINS. Mukl l i.", sci o tiii'v nf l'.ar-l.
Really, these proceedings are aston
ishing, to call them by no harsher name.
A few individuals, without any public
notice of the meeting, or its object, or
place, get together and undertake to
represent a company with an author
ized stock of some million of dollars,
when only about one hundred votes.
representing stock to the amount, ot
iSo.oi'O could be drummed up. No won
der all the acts of the meeting are not.
given ; nor do we wonder more, at the
ohject- in view than the means adopted
to secure if. The whole proceeding is
no doubt illegal, and if tho gentlemen
only desire to ueieat. the other mud by
having a fearing upon its subscription
elsewhere, we shall hope that their ends
will not be realized. The whole pro
ceeding is too farcical to dwell upon.
Hut that is not more singular than t hov
should have so little regard to the ex
pressed will of the people, or fail to
properly uisoiminate as to the benefit
to be derived from the proposed roads.
The appointment of Ihu'ox Mont
ooM!:ky to be supervisor of this sena
torial district, adds insult to injurv,
and proves conclusively that F lkituku
is at all times actuated by malice in his
appointments for this, as well as other
district of the State, and will serve to
show our people that they have no
hope of anything like fairness ov jus
ticefrom one so blunted in his si-nsii.ili-tiesbv
his many traudsand peculations.
The Governor is determined to overrule
all right that tie may take vengeance
upon a people that he has outraged and
attempted to destroy. The tool cho
sen for that work is the one chosen for
the new, and will probably walk over
the rights of the people with as few
compunction of conscience in this
case as he did in the other.
No greater outrage could have been
perpetrated upon the good people fit'
i.aiayeiic. .um 3 and L ett is, nor no
grosser insult offered them bv tlie Gov
ernor of the State. Mono but a heart
less tyrant could have done an act like
this. A fair minded man, careful cf
the rights of the people, and anxious to
preserve the peace, and, so far as pos
sible, encourage a return to those
kindlier sentiments that should ever
mark social intercourse, would have
selected a man for this place objection
able only as a politician, and against
whom no worse blot upon his moral
worth could be argued. Hut in shear
wanton maliciousness, Fi.ktcmkii semis
the most odious man he could select ;
a man of bad morals, bad antecedents,
and worse temper. None can see the
wisdom of such an act, and few will
fail to deprecate it, or fail to attribute
it to the proper cause hatred, malice,
venality, vengeance. When an execu
tive can so far debase himself, there is
little hope for him here or hereafter.
Montoom Eity is at present, IJrigadier
General of militia, cleric of the circuit
court of I'ettis county, supervisor of
the district, and editor of a radical pa
per. The Governor crowds him worse
than he did Gkay.
(ittAN"Tr.S IlistOl" Of GltANT, .IS pill
lishe-1 in that r;
adical literary, the to tho 12 o'clock at i.igtit ; im
..." , prisoned the guard, and thus accom-
is disgusting as tar-j 'lis,)(i th(,il. wor!. Jt is st.Ut,,i
I.e-lger, is about as
tar and ipecac mixed, and that is nau
seous enough to sicken a very mean
dog by the sight. Old Grant tells
many foolish stories of his foolish son
that are neither as entertaining as the
stale stories of Sin had the sailor,
neither as extensive lies as those of
?.f tltichattscn, nor as bri
Iiant as th
e ex-
ploits of Don (Quixote with the wind
mill. Carefully we have gone over the
child's paper not near as interesting
as a Sunday school publication ami
count it just so much time lost; and
were it not for tlie burlesque of Hans
Patrick lk f'oNNKis, the thing would
be insufferable.
Grant tells of the exploits of his boy
in jumping. He was as goiid at that
as the clown's man who could jump
'fortj- feet up a trej and twice the dis
tance down." He artirillj jumped
down the bank of a eiei.k ! Such ex
ploits I It is marvellous indeed I I!ut
we suppose his strongest hoi, was in
playing leap frog with the big bulls
along the margin of the little creek ad
joining the paternal habitation. e
suppose the old man will come to the
interesting alter a while, after th;
childish L'l.YssK.s shall have; donned
hres-ches, and left off short dresses.
We look with some degree of interest
for this. We shall expect to hear some
thing of the talent of the boy in the,
line of whisky drinking. If the histo
ry shall be a truthful one, it will 113- of
him "he drank easily nnd well ; could
stay drunk as long as the best of drink
ers ; and passing lVom this time of his
life, he ought, to tell us that, his son
was never very successful as a soldier;
but. that he always fought with great
odds on his side, with a clear road be
hind him.
Tho following are the number of
churches in Washington City, with
their denominational designations : .
CaUiolw. whites colored. 1 S
KpisC'ipiil, whites 7
Methodist, white l:t. colored !) ii
lJaptUi;. white (!. colons! S 14
Pre-livteriaii. white !), colored 1 10
Methodist Protestant :
SweIrii!orgi:m 1
Hebrew I
ti-iuker 2
Lutheran t
'hristiaii 1
Krlormed German 1
1 "iiitarian 1
oiigregiitional 1
Kvangelical Association T
Sueond Advc11ti.sU 1
Total 1 78
This looks as though Washington
should be a better place than it is.
There are 10 banking establishments in
the city ; 7 colleges; f libraries; 11
asylums, and ti places of amusements.
The grog shops are not stated. We
know of one the hole in tho wall
where Yati.s and Ciianoi.eh et id wal
low daily.
The Kluk Klux excitement, and the
nitro-gly'cerine scare, have somewhat
abated at Washington, and Yates and
Ciiaxpi.f.r, and the rest, now drink
their usual amount of bad whisky.
But the3 were sobered nj for five min
ntes in the belief that tho Klux were
after them, and that glycerine was be
ing ri..o I with thf ir sa k.
Tall Lying ia Texas.
Th
Houston (Texas) Telegraph, of;
the 2"ith of February, contains a!
btrinir of ''special dispatches" that are 1
peculiarly juicy. Their publication 1
created the' most intense excitement,
and many were ottering their green- j
backs for little or nothing. An extra U'i
was
unmediately issued, ot wnicn tne t
loilowmir is a cony : i'isihi
(, (. ;
i j
"Hsd STON" TKl.K.iiltAril KXTit A 1
o'i'l KSUAV MoRNI.NtS, Feb. '1-
1-
War! War! ! War!!! The President
Impeached ! -The First Gnu Fired!
Three Women Murdered! Thir
teen Killed! Thirty-seven W-jund-ed
! Andrew Johnson a l'risoi er!
Gen. Thomas Killed! Stanton's leg
Rroken ! War Department Hurncd!
Sherman with the I 'resident!
Grant iK-clarCs Himself Dictator!
Secretary Seward Ke-igued ! Gen
eral War Inevitable ! Ktc, Lie.
on?- Sj.tM-iii !:.-p:Cr!ir.-
" Washington, Feb. 25 ti a. m. On
the twenty-third ballot, which closed
at twenty minutes past, three o'clock
this morning, the House majority for
impeachment was tii.
"At S o'clock, General Grant oidered
Colonel Carr, o.f llmory's stun", o ar
rest General Thomas, v. hivh ordi-r was
immediately carried into effect.
President Johnson, at sunrise .--ailed
on the military and citizens to assist,
in the recapture of Gen. Thomas.
'On tlie riist charge General Thomas
was killed; and on the second the
President was captured. '
The War .Department was burned:
to t he ground. !
'Three women Sisters of Charity i
were kilie. I by the sol -.tiers. j
'Thirteen persons were killed live
of whom were, merchants. j
' Secretary Slanlon's leg was broken
by the falling of his horse in an effort j
to make his escape from the city, j
"Gen. Grant bus declared liiiiiseit ,
military dictatoi
i
as esta'oii
I,
his hea-l-piarfers on Pennsylvania av
enue. The caj iiol ami ai! public build
ings are closed.
"Ail newspaper cilices, save the Ilx
prcss, have been suspended.
"Sherman calls for :;t.!(l.(irttj ninctv
days troops. He has v-poused the
I cause o! tne I resident ordered Gen.
Hancock to take command of the de-
partment south of the 'hio river, and
pledges liimseift-) statel bv the consti
tution and the I nion.
"Secretary Seward sent in his resig
nation yesterday evening says he will
stand or fall with the President, and
t he const it ution.
"The greatest excitement prevails.
"Gen. Grant has ordered the city of
New York to be placed tinder martial
The legislature adjourned on the2oth
last Thursday tor a rest of a few
days, and a respite from JefTerson City
whisky. r.cfore adjourning, this bodj
decided to urs -at Mr. Msskx, a conser
vative member, who succeeded Mr.
McCor.M.u-iv. He was clearly elected,
but as he was no radical, he did not un
derstand legislation. All will be re
joiced that this body of mischief ma
kers has been dissolved, if only for ten
days. It will give the treasury time
to fill tip a little.
Nothing was done about the Gover
nor's little theft of Sgno.OoO or fvlOO,
000 on the Pawpaw claims. That is
gone toward paying for his PI2OT0fi0
hou The s'lOd.Odd swindle of Gray
was not examined into, or we suppose
further pay would have been given him.
The tax pavers make up these little
thefts.
ddle inquest over the bodies of the
murdered men, Devers and Maguire,
shows that fifteen persons were enga
ged in their murder; that they stole in-
that they were from a distance. We
have not heard of any of the Johnson
county vigilance committee being here,
nor that, any of our boys, up to such
work, were abent from town, and sup
pose that those engaged must have
come from Hay comity, though it is iy
no means certain. The inquest, found
that, these iii'teen unknown individuals
'killed" the men. Wonder if they did
not mean that they murdered them '. '
The Nevada City Times is a spirited
Democratic paper, published in ernon
county, by A i.kxanpkr y. Thompson'
I'
hoists the name of Hon. Gko. II
Pi-,-,
pi.KToN of Ohio, for IVesidcnt. and
Gen. K. ( . .toit.N ot 1 .atayctte, tor
Governor of the State. Vernon coun-
ty is one of the best of the southern
counties ot the State, and is rapidly
fillingup with 11 subt an! ial and wealthy
population. It is said there are only
five radicals in the county, and three
of them are niggers. Vernon would
be a good place for decent folks to go to.
The "Tobacco Association" of SI.
Louis, will offer about 6-,0(t0 in pre
miums this year, and have fixed upon
the 1-dh June as the day of sale, c.
'Elections in all quarters show cither
democratic victories or heavy gains.
They point to tho fact that the people
do not wish the President impeached.
DeMottB is out of humor, weshouiti
judge by his comments, because tie
could not nose into that split in the
radical party.
Onlv two houses in St. Touis re
porl
a business in t he past year of over a mil
lion of dollars, and they both in the pro
vision line il. Ames & Co., "51,07-v
000 ; Jno. J. Koe & Co., 51,138,914.
Several houses went over half a million.
An apathy, quite inconsistent with
the magnitude of the cae, seems to
have fallen on the impeachment trial.
Yesterday the galleries of tho Senate
were only partially tilled, and tho sub
ject was scarcely discussed in the streets
of Washington. Time.-, 'I'ith.
Alexander H. Stevens, who has seen
one rebel administration expire, has
gone down to Washington to witness
tho dying agonies of another. For
ney's Philadelphia I'rfss.
That's very severe on those who "run
this thing to suit themselves."
Col. Switzlcr, in a private letter, da
ted March 12th, thanking the Louisiana
Journal for the "Journal Extra" con
taining the glorious news of our victo
ry there on tho -d inst., adds that it
cuts the -'eomtnorants" (meaning Hen
derson and Anderson,) ''terribly."
A New Hampshire correspondent
says that in Ward two, in Portsmouth,
fifty more votes were placed in the box
than thero were names on the check
list, and he insists that the Stato was
carried by fraud and corruption.
St. Louis election, April Gth.
St. Louis Correspoudenc;).
1'iviil St. !'
St. Lor
Mr. P. Donas:
it V ii:ii;cat't'
, Feb. 2
Sir : i "n.
i
1'-'"
lice.
i 1!1
you
n'cad
ban,
your W1' o! ebruary 22d, th:
intended U raise l- your mas'
'be name of ion. Jlichar i J. a
Lexington, .no., tor Governor.
'"'".-a "o
inateacuaiii'ai.ce witn tien. augnan,
and possessing some information of his
I lit? and character, ' 'i:lVt' thought that
a I'l'ict sivctch d
pcrs,
nisi
and some
adorn his
of
th
u;
l!
t ins
e to
time be useful as ".veil as accepta
your spirited paper.
1 am no politician, ;;n-l t here'-'-'irc
have no disposition to become a oarti
san advocate of Gen. VaughauV ".aims
for the high position which so u.-.tnv
citizens of .Missouri deem him so emi
nently wort by.
Gee. Richard ( '. Va:i:-han is by bivt),
a Virginian,
of bh'-.d. with
able families
.S.'.iiV.
lie was b M-i
thcr was Dr.
the cariv a:. 1
lion. K I-, i.-l
of whom M .-.
most !":', or' i:
lb
1--
II;
t ,
th:
His
aughan.
I of tin-
ma:
am!
ted
pi i t
Iso tm
ty. wi
giu-m- ! wi
of -the obb
Geo. a
ia'e 1 . -.
ginia, ':-
mark:
Iv a;
:.!;
! t.
m
I'
h of
iamb V. -mm;:.; a
tho-e bian ', high
manners, as wci i as
power of wiel ling
di.stii'g'ihs'l him
I do not. w p, !.'"
in the State shoub
tha
1 have
Miithorshm of !,
' I
1 1
him
it tire
l:i!-v I,
, i -
! casuaitv
!!v :
with tha shrink
tentious re-ervc.
ug modesty ::
whb h so oftf
t' men of ftb
nt:
the de'porttuenf
line e
sec in
Men of
this
st
n
y
to ar-c 'V 1 t ) evcrv
- informat ion and sa
." themselves o--is-.
is where rest rai tit i
positions .-! grave re-inip-erative
duty, do
strangei'
gaeity wh
( )u'y in s
thrown oi
- h the
till' io;
', or in
sjionsii-uii v or
they exhibit t
1,
ir masterly j-oweis
:g!h. Sin.-ii men are
lit l-cfire the public
-umstances. 1 1 em-c
and stipcri- r st ret
ofteti only hrou;
bv the force of cir
if. is that revobit ions and stirringtiir.es
constantly ilevcbip characters of re
markable traits, and eminently adapt
ed to cope wiih the emergency fit' the
times; traits which surprise their very
neighbors,
and
lieh the
essors
"0 I t o
themselves never till
then ar
have been conscious of.
General Yaughati married
mon.1, Virginia, and came to
in I
Miss
in l-So'd, where he practice-.! law for
some time, but snhseipientlv became a
farmer in Saline i-mty, where he lived
till his removal to Lexil". gton, I.a'av
ette county, where he now resides ;
consequently he has been in the State
nearly t hi r! v years.
As a
knowled
man of I
iesle! ! re
passed b
memory
thing he
scholar
:e has hop
classics w
up
11 I"
fr
:e o!
. t
'r a j
His learnin
moral lit era! u
in the State.
in hel-!
i- is sin-. !
His fine !
ami :
- nom
tin-t ready commaii't of every
h:ci read, with 1:1s ple.usan
vein ot humor remier
htm a
rcn:a
1 am! I
enter! aitnng c :
'i
As a put iic
r he has
never
sued
d.
1:
it is with 1 he
has learned to think eh
-ir!v -o, I
e x-
press himself forcibly. Hi
this respect i-- surprising,
. facility in
T.et. him
we-ipon in
once take th.s
won h-rfui
1
nan l ami ne appears to nave tin-magi
power of summoning from every field
oi his vast icformariott. all his force
and -f mart iaiiiug them till tor com-ei
t rat ion on one object, where over
n.e
l"li ...... it,.' vtel 1 .v.- .UV-litj lid,. Then!!"
Ids ves., s....'. ;..i,.,,,;ii., 11;.
torv. p'-etrv. nhilosophv and sciem-e
o.,-l.o i,: :.': t.t;,.,r ,,:,", .i t.;
!; II, i,-i.,l,;. i;':!..,,;... ?..
i ,t...- ,. ',"f, 1 s.V.,,,.1. ;,,
i 1 . . ;. ,. . . . .. vc .
j are fast hi
i-otiii r
a nati
n of rea.lers.
- i, ;,,
n,:j (t.
t;!U,nc(
j logical
ma--.-es i
bv
dies as bveh
writ i-
am
it.Se,
thus
a m or
( tencral
iioteut
Vaugban has
intluence i-u th
his t wo let ! ers
of the best era
i-siies ot -M i
fin n hv i
ban all the
arranguesj
us who
have stumpe-l
the State.
Those who suppose
severe ami merciless in
iiudging front his con!
. . . , , ... .i
1 1 in i o i-e ' oo
ii-disposition
t with Cover-
,. , , , - - , , . ... .
n-r 1-., i won! ! I-e surprised to itml him !
.; - i
as gentle as a woman, iiossessmg the :
, , . ,i- i-i i- .
tenderest symnailues ot which inatili-i
i -, .p , -,j
ness and ch;uit are cat-ai-ie. I! is
' !
true, his
him a dec
warm temperament makes
del character. He was cast
.....
in that positive mouid which maintains
that "d-ruth not defended is oppressed.
and error not resisted is believed."
after to be liked bv every one. It is
impossible in any age. hut more espe-
ciallv in these "disininted times." He
is, therefore, a warm friend, but a de-
i , ' -i- . i : ' . .
l 1 It 11 Ol 1 " niriii . I i . in.- . .....u -..i:t-
ing in the most generous traits ot mag
nanimity. In proof of this, although
when the war began, he was a decided
Union man believing that the war
was honestly prosecuted to restore the
Union he took up arms for the Gov
ernment, was appointed Brigadier t "en
era I in the district in which he lived,
did all he could to protect his neigh
bors who opposed i.is views, not under
arms, and saved the lives of many.
And when the war was over, the for
mer offenses were past and forgotten ;
and tho men to whom he dad been op
posed in arms, he was willing to re
ceive with all tlie cordiality of former
friedship. And he now numbers among
his warmest friends, some of the bra
vest and most gallant officers of the
Southern army.
A Pari correspondent scandalizes
American hnjies resident in that city, by
saying that they have tho reputation
in" tho French club houses of being
"the queerest, fastest and loosest, most
amusing and questionable females that
civilization, or tho want of it, lias yet
produced." .
.
Gen. Geo. II. Hall, brother of Gov
ernor Hall, is the Democratic nominee
for Mayor of St. Joseph, at the AprJ
election. Gen. Hall is a true Demo
crat, and is the same man who was re-
jeeted by the United States Senate as!
'Postmaster at St. Joseph. Davi t IE. i
Pinger i-i tho radical nominee.
The cabiost letter letter slidc
Tribute totJis Mem-jry of Cen. Gordon, i
It vi..uld have "ratified me if some
would have gra
one else ha-l uiiderta
respect to the me:
iica a tfiiiiite o
aorv td' (rcncra
Fuank Gou.po.n-. Patiently have I
awaited some pen better seasoned with ;
gracious words, and far better acquain
ted with the dee-Is and d dngs of Gen- ;
era! Gordon than my .-elf. lint it docs j
appear that the death of the great cav
alry o ulcer came so unexpectedly that
' it threw a pail of gloom over tho min is
: of those who are capable of doing jus
j t "me t o a name so iiweperably associated
' with one of the most illustrious eras in
I the hi-!orv of any nation. . i he shoc.
! that bis death caused has benumbed ike
j senses of those who could write a
; memoir of him who cast his inibience
io the Southern scale to bat 1 le against
! power and might. 'oT.srielit lolls in
I his undertaking, supported by a noble,
brave and magnanimous heart; aware
that the laborers were few and the
S Wolk to le 'fidertakeii very gtv.t: ;
it like l.'.m w ho, under the in -t try-
in
c; rmi m-t an -es -.vtie'i I tie 'minos ;
heavie-t, and scn-hinc was no-:
,. !,, ,,. seen, tie s'rovc with every '
:-sti v, eon' "led with every gale,
mghd.-f.-.t -hoii'd soMicGmes meet '
Ai
i: : :
i. m-
I i 1
i re from t he lie: I wit !i ;
eund unstained, tike
;i statesman an I ra -who
was a! '.v a vs m
,-d bv Id- own cm
era! Fit NK GoKOoN.
t be great A tu
tor, ili.Ntiv ':
ve
I
and eon
was
thirty
:;.- ! ..v.-r
i- or
o-s I,
ba-i in sihoi'-e
s-: c ami taunts
:i:.-t fi-cbt.- -'.-'.-!
n t be t 'b.-..pa' ra
. their n.an-!a!e
ngulting in them
aimost in a .-r I .
u'eed privilejres
ran
.'er-e
v v. 'si
ad
;1 -
k' c : l
t lie
' t i.i
a '
in
it u-
v
tin-!
to a mo I'
ady bad
term,
-il th.-
be b
g.'-l;'
V
a '
: t;:
-mm. n u-.oy wn -m
r . : f -
m ami
Ant,..c
g in Us
"' '"'M'i
by tm-
n. mi
an
t!
np-.i.ca
ava.i t
am kii
p.-ay-ii-
ami
t s,,,i
.v an 1
ers we
his J...
t n-
I
am! lay wa-:- t
peace! ill Ind-a.
( ien. Iit::i'i:." w
hcartc I Waver'.
Soon be was -amid-!
nam-- a :
point s at ( !..;.; ;
ile i in matiV a
way. 1 le v. as
crushed hv r.'v.
i feats. Gen. G-
W hen ; he er:s,s c;i n,e.
ra ve-
UU.s to-" tl.e.r ie.l lei".
:-" ban-1.
i s m-n.e on i i.e -t - m t y
im :-'- -a'-:--.- I and woiin
bat: ii'. he never oivt
one who colli ! not I e
r-fs nor red.'.eed by de
iUii-N loved and eared
lor thos,. whom t.e ead. Weii d I re
member of him r ding by the battery
one morning be 'ore they had :m arisen
from sleep, observing a soldier laying
before a tire destitute ot bed clot i.i
protect him. from the iueiemeiicie
P
the weather, the trost wl
hack. Calling him bv nam.
te on his
savs Gen.
. .
Goiuiov, come to my quarter
ind 1
I iviil divide mine with you.
I'hat sol-
I diet" is the
i was more
writer, and of a truth never
of veritable manhood cased
mouM than was found in him
memorv this, brief and hum -
I m mor'a
I to whose
i ble, but true and heartfelt tribute, is
: paid. Hal never in ail the grand drama
I of his lite did he pre-ei.t a sublime!'
j spectacle hati on the prairies s;ret--h-j
ing a long way from West port. W hen
I long line's of battle were smothering
down its spontaneous growth, and pil
lars cf lire were darling ihtoiigh tin
air, executing their murderous orders ;
staining the lovely lawns of the peace
ful western pampas with the blood ol
t he ilea 1 and dying.
The air was mournful by the dirges
sung by the messengers of death, hur
rving to and fro over the bat ! h-tie! 1.
Kvcrv machine of war thai ever was
invented appeared to be turned bn.se
on ! 'ne prair.e, looking sou! h from H est
pori. In those hours ot peril, lien.
G-hitioN appeared to surpass hinised.
uniting the ju iguu-nt of I'armein"
! '"
he .lasii 0! .Mural lumercet and
liihtless.ius long i.ac' p. ame coin.i i.e
'seen evervwheic in the thickest ol ; he
tight, cheering tne ni. n and greaunug
vi.-torv. wm.st his eag.eee s.101
' along liie ranks the co
on
hi-
! 0'v" ( -oarage.
! he everywhere
i e-i im- i i-assi-i-ied
h
i
ler.
s destiny, j
i .on. b-RI'-o ever mm
:n
ers ami
i hardships with a frwi
ind di'-.ve
igntmg -J
I t.ieiii a.vav w.ui a miii.i
J "'' '1!v"'"
I ibr.-iv Iii 1 1 1 t.
d with ram, I.e w.m i
if on the coid groin d wd I
j his soldiers, llamunal l.ke. Geo. i.it-
Hon never grew weary mm disspirpe i.
dthmigii in isi'ort lines utten H'o'-vne I ;n:
doitg his pathway. 1 he principles
wh;,;h h 1,1 !'ur'
was endeavoring p
I vs.....,..-. -
I power.
1 1 1,
i the waves of
"Iravelv (nui. GoitnoN siirreu
1.
i
. . - ,
I I 'billing to desert h,ni who had ab
i w:l.vs exercised his intluence to raise
in in t o g or v, honor aim i eu-nv n, won
, ,-, ' , ,
more t ban Heap h-astian loye.he a.-.-, .tm
. , . .' ,
naiiied I ien. iiki.hv to a P-reig:i land,
I., , ,, ,
lnegreathearteoiiidu.it rc-i-t 1 he em
. .
I...-.0,..-. r.l .... m..-t 1. .1 1 -I t .I l . . Ill -I
I "" , ,' ; . , ,. ,
j w m-mths he returned to the li .. e
..;it.,,,A -..-..I- v- tiii i. e-isiii.t I.t
, , , ,-.' , , , .
tU v. huge, hedged m by tab oa.es , a
j ,''",'!'--' - . f ,wl""ef, 1 lwi"1
"au, , ng their eyes, as it were, to f-.b
'"- "' wt'r t"lU"r
I 1V!U0 ol. - w '.en.
!' ;. lll'"u'" 1,0 w V"'
i ted to .he. surrendered by a t rue, kind,
and affectionate wife, and loving ehib
.li-..ii bnil..f honof. Gen. Gounox hasitatc nee
passed from among us. How much
more glorious couid it. i-e anoiied to
man to die? May the guardianship of.
the widow's God be her protect ion, and !
,r. ns er,-t .1 il ,o rl lotted til
His consolations her support.
li.-rn, liviiiii;, .lyir.tr.
i-.iiitin.r Cu- .-nit -!i..r l..r tin- li..tiltl. .l i :i e,
smira lin-r with t.t.ivm-i-ie.i-1-. utiir eiii-vvr.-i-k
H-. i.iir,
n-l en-mil anrlwr iti the -it.-rt irrnvr.
HliNUY I.. OlMliSltY.
We hope, should our young friend
ever again contribute to our columns,
that he Avid w rue on one sine oniy oi ins
sheet.
"Who May Register.
1. Those whom Moxtoomkry Si Co.
will allow those who have killed, rob
bed, raped, burned.
2. The law says: '-Persons who have
become citizens and voters since the
last election persons who were not
twenty-one years of age then, but have
become so since persons who were
not at home at the last registration, or
who were prevented by sickness from
registering. And also those persons
who hava moved out of one district in
to another, since the last election, may
apply to the registrar of the district
in which they were registered for a
certificate of the fact, so as to entitle
them to vote in their new district. All
other
the oh
other persons are entitled to vote under j
d registry."
General Forrest is in tho life insur
ance business at Atlanta.
Jlocr or Dhhosor ?
1'n.ia
i lie ne
Fletcher I
leuey give
-f 1 iilstMii ( .nuiiy l.'fl-
r-'gi-t ration U;
I tiiC
gi-iaiure, which His lixccl
i '.:-, he intends to "read"
to c ,ci iini'.v v. no tiirows nr. "steal-
!y who throws no "steal
iiig" to him in November next, has at
lentrth so si minified t be ri. di! ic-d dtsvis- 1 t -
ions of this Slate, as to reader it. ir
refutable, irom the record, that the
mam division will ba between hone,; .
. v t
and -lishonest men.
In this district, at least, and we pre- ;
nine it was similar throughout the
State, the ia-t registration was not on-,
ly shamelessly Unjust but. it stands so
prov.in and recorded. In the ca-e of
l;rcii v.-. an Horn even me rai
i!
committee o;i elections were constrain
ed to admit in their report ( page 0.)
lhar
"partisan unfairness"' had 1 t en
siiown in tue reg
the cla-s of evidt
con tirstan t had i
within his reach
of persons reject
si rat ion, and t hat "if
nee int rod m-ed by 1 he
ecu the only means
o establish the right
d to be ic-i-tored and
vi
as .piat
' plausi
tied voter-, there would le
le ground to claim that
i 'eight to be presumed from il
-ast vacate the e'en e m. "
iie-'d of cour-e -ay n - more as
technical except "en, t !ius inter
by 1 1 . committee, against the
of evidence" up-m -vbn-i: Judge
uppeare-t bifue ii.i-ni, than that
rd - A-,;-.- it ,r,f.v,'G oi', l hhi.h-'t,.
i a .
We
. the
IsC.i
hiss
u-ch
,i,:t.j
. hi
Ml
tl.a:
piesti-
t e
.st.
Midi
lliit !
W ho
bid
I.
:n " in'
in- comm
we li aVe :
Mr. )' -hi .-
as we tiu-i it
exact woro
the -pee'-h
the
oill-
.1
-.. .1 !' the
af.vi" i:
II
as
of j.,
de!i e
A f!
the
isle, i:
as; ; 1.;:
h;- r-
' he
.g.'Hii-er.s. I.e
ri-l-
. n
.eln-ei
aii-i.
f
i i
ut
pati.i.ing list, i
a a t ii- -r , t ,es dun i
ill the Stale of
order of Genera
ma le of svn; a
S- ate of M i- -. i j
military tax bid
'ax on ail per
There is s.. u-ie ev
the-e registrars
a ma n "- name u t
(h-m-e t ii ii i.e w,
not qualified to
g t 1:0
is.
I Sei
1 .
a ii
r
a :
i was .
ut the
mz
U
i. and
made
ins i :
was ais, i a
I e
I
: -- . as evi-
;ii ma ii and
ered. Ti.e-e
do g that as !
a Man iron; :
at he was a :
;-. ere clear ;
- i
regis t
decis,-....-. o) co-irso, reg i
on ic, as; ve as !-:'evc ut ; I m
coming in and ing ;
'...vai man not w i : !; ami, m
ly erroneous. "
The -pa.-e at ourdi-p isal I. - da not
oi.lv 1. Hills us to this t hiss of icjiisie e
m the regi-t ra' i-m t .1. 1 years ago, but
j restrains us from elaborating, as wi
I might, this otii.-ial fniding atid verdict
! :' '-' ) I ! . ... .1
;1 ta-iicai congressional coiiiiiiii.ee.
' against the new mtamv oi the raii--al
j legislature oi .Mi
uti but even this
j i siii.ie
j ''iy. as
I with ..
lent to stamp them, irretrieva-
eyoillltiie tUli,' ot llss, ,f :ll i(:T
i'--f men. why' her radicals .,r :
! conservatives. '-'I hese decisions" ofl
; the registering oiii.-ers, win. ii .he con-;
gressi.ii.a! c -mmi'tee were ':', ged to',
: admit, were death" err -menus,'" Inive t
I been legalized and perpctuate-t s ; far.
; as the Fletcher leg'.slat ure .-. perpet-;
! ua'e them whi.-li will proi-aiiv le;
j '-Seen into" before the Governor carries j
1 out the retaliatory a d s:nist, r menace i
I we have already adverted f.'. In ibel
meaiiiiiiic. is u t
mu(-h to inquire j
I:., con in 'ii tnl
whether the man who
-'is! aim a w.v eh ami a
v thus de- !
liberate. v umu-t a
Tit
d.-b me-!.
can possibly he. hinisV i;.
As v.-i? si. mi have oe
to i i -: - and other :'ea ' u ;'i
an -
o recur
is I , . w
t i
inegaii
nut-.i
erh
- everi
b-.i-t lii
ween ii
lav.
demara n
fi -m-s- me
at least
he prefe-s
repeat 'n.r
m.-.y
but
I i a-s,
ci am-i'
tiee of a -a
that. -
other."') m
to t he .-e ;.
E:
t III
as
-1.
m . - s . .
sii t .ga
a. em ; m
1 "it i ma
bliiiV, he la imn-.j
V . ia . -e : m ; n
damages a -a
.if s.od.o.id
on mi
laid
, and
1 no
t.l
1,
i,e oi
n' ctiim
ra w hide
m i ii 1-t en
I 'a-i-e : s
tlie s:
had a
hie sous ol Afric's suti-h-iroiigh
apnln a! ion of
back la-t Erid.i-. . ad-
on hi- ha
d by, a gen
leina.ii -f uir t w n.
'r- sii-ut ion ioii o -.-
'a as ass.-s-ed.
! and
'...-.-.'
dhl
f tl
are int'ormed by Mr. Shaw, pro
r of White thick Quarry, liiat
priel
the sfoii w
the Yakaud-H
commenced a
f Oi J..'irm i.
d'k on the bridge over
near White Rock, was
few davs ago. C.n-
Hon. I" -her' Wilson, late I". S. Sen
ii'i.r from .Missouri, is speaking in
Buchanan county, in bena.f of tlie
Democratic patty. Those who know
his popularity in that quarter of the
1 not he told that he i-always
et'eetive.
w
Alderman Joenbcrt, a negro, has
irought suit for 10,000 damages
! against the College of t ho ."sacred
Heart, in New Orleans, for denying a
member of his family admission to its
privileges.
- .
We regret to announce that Ilev. Mr.
Keene,while laying sick at Mr. Smart's,
j oast 0f town, was seriously injured by
the application of nitrie acid, by nihs-
taiio. LarriiUton Journal.
Messrs. Forney snd Langston the
latter a colored lawyer of ( )lno are re
commended by their respective friends,
in Washington, for the place of Post
master General iu Mr. Wade's Cabinet.
The Jenkinses are already slavering
Mrs. Den. Wade, "the fut arc lady of
the White House," with fulsome com
pi iments to her culture, charity, &C.
A woman in Vienna has jnst con":
fessed that during the last ten years
he and her father had committed six
teen murders for monev.
One of the hotels that was so qfliek
lv put tip at Pithole Citv, Penn-ivlva
iiia, during the oil excitement cost Sid?,- j
000. It has lately been sofd forSo,ooi'. ;
Connecticnt.election, April Gth.
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Don't borrow a paper.
New Ad eri'enietits.
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A Series of Kes. Intidns Framed and,
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IN -I IJ.iNi-.
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CelM'lAI.I.Y EN I H ifcSED.
t:n stock ji .t iti: i:ivi:n
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PEOPLE COUNSEL TOGETHER.
MULTmi III PARVO !
PROCEEDINGS. RESOLUTIONS, &c.
J O H fl A UL L
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let of tlii- oil iron- .l
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t . ... I.KIMIS. i- T. VEX ABLE.
GRIMES & V ENABLE,
Watchmakers &. Jewelers.
JU I.KXINi" TOX. Mo.
l!l tlt mrrs -fi.t-rhf-irKll Stm-l .f .Trwrtry.
Wiilrli-., Sii.-i-W:iri', c, tonbicb tbrcU
l,e nta Ttti.-n .".i'tli.- culilii- 1 h-y ha
silv.-r Wan- an-l t- an.-y Voois, iaGreat riey,
1-.. ll-u iild- A i- ' VV at.-hfS.
Aliel-I..ii. -'r:i.-y A Cu.,
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4 lmrl.-s - '1 lssett ,V Sons.
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Wtttfln-s
0. ral s, uof Jtwi tTT, in plain Gold nU ttrus-
ran .
A into l ivh. Plain nl Ktrllsran,
arhuin-lcs I'limi nnl Ktruscn.
Carl. unci.- anl I'parltrlH,
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I--..ntin. I hams.
.nar.l. '-rt, and Keli "hins.
--1.I:t's.-s mi.l llri-vle?s,
I'ins. Ilutt.iiis. Krrinir, and hvy Plain L'ingj.
ol'vari.rti. kitxi.
i..l. I ami silver TliiinM,
I... l.l an-1 silvi-r si-krt,
siiv.-r War.-,
S.o.ms, Forks. Idloii, nutter Knives,
I renin sp.Mns.
l'if Knix-s. akr Knivs, Kerry Spouog,
I ..nil.n, Itrusli.-s.
I:av...rs, l:.iz.-r steps rortlwinii-s,
1. -i.li 1 r:0 Wiiiir Ila. kt-t,
Tuys an-1 N.-ti.ins, in lin-at Vnri-tv.
HEIP BRAKES,
O ! .-I.-lirat-. I'hillips Iliatc)
KORSE POWERS,
C our nivn .tMtirn,
F our own .letlisn, wiirrflnted Io ne the beFt an-1
"L ni'.-t .iural.I.- ma.ii-
Als... all fctnflnot Xicmt
llraks. ll-trs r.twrr
rvj.air. -1 t-- inn ly
lirakes. H-.r-e r-rs ami Macninery mane an
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JV ati'l Kr-irn Wins anii l.itUira of th best,.
.iiialitv. u.-li a- ,
JMI KL"M. IICIM-AXIICIX.
CCX.N Ai . Al'l l.fc 1EACH liKANDY.
KIMMKI., c, c.
IIAMI'Al.NI-:. MAlTl.lKA.
llt:Hl, M.M.AtiV.
( AI.VUBA AN1 (I.ARETWISES
I also ko-. ..iisantly liamta vnri-tyof
j 4KKS, KtKF.
1 an.l uniMiii'.-t.t.-.l ons piihIi- t.- or.ivr. Ninin strs;tfc
1 l..-xiiit-'!'iii. m ar siirn of tlie Bis Iloot. oTHmi;
j i1( i t.sFS FIKI.KS' OVS1F.I.-S.
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.Villi L- UA1S