Randolph County journal. [volume], December 31, 1857, Image 3

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Tkrce Days Lntrr From I'.nror.
ARRIVAL OF TUE
Slennnsliip fleers ia.
TXTO HEEKS LATER FR01 . 1.UIA.
Rrraclfttufr Advancing.
rniTiu:u ii:uj.m: in cotton.
rnj-li-h Money Market HAsicr.
Nr.vr York, Dec. 25.
Tn ufc.iinOiip IVrvia with dates
fnHii Liverpool t th'" 1 2th insL, three
flay Inter thin previous. Rlvire ar
rival nt tiii lrt at D fAlock ihU
morning.
Tin re Inn frn a further decline of
in Cotton. Holder jrc.-)in on
the market.
ne hales for the week have lcn 2t),-
(HK) kile. of which iK'cnlators tKk
l.fXHJ Laics and rxjrterH 1,01)0 hales.
The Kales on Friday amountal to o,-
HM) Laie. Tli in ont Mock in rt
iitnoimtc-1 to :i52,W)0 lales, of which
mount 1 0,000 h:ils were American.
TV advices from Manchester Mill
cimtinncti nnfavofuhle. liiere was hut
little in'jniry, an! prices were weak.
New Orleans tres ordinaire Cotton
Havre i .inotei at lo-jf.
All tpulitics of UealtnfTs h.vl
wlihtly dvincl muco Tiitday.
"Corn wa -lull, and all qualities had
lightly ! lined. IJicv firm.
'Jin Knli"h Money market i
.lightly racier.
t'onoIs for Money chwd at 02anl,
or account at 1)2.
TIw lVria furnishes two weeks later
ndviivs from India.
(ten. Havehwk was tili heiiime! in
At Lucklum. Sir Colin Camplell
was marching to his relief, and would
o there in a few dav with ten thou
and tpMips.
Parliament liad asil the hank in
iiViunity lill, and wotihl adjourn on the
2Jnt int-L, till lVhruary.
SLCO.NP DISI'ATCII.
Tlie McAiiiKhip Ariel arrived out on
th- I2lh in4.
IniI The dates from Calcutta are
to the 1 1 tli of Septemlier, and IJomhay
to the I7th of Xovemlwr.
Jen. Havehvk was Mill hiniiied in
at Liu know, the force of the mutineers
amounting to 57,000.
Xo communication had lwvii receiv
ed from him fr a month, hut it wa
Irlieved th.it the garrison would .Isold
out. Numerous Mieve-dul encounter
)ial (mirriil at various points.
Sir .lames Out ram's force had Imvh
terrihly rolius!, and the total tiiuiiImt
in the residency was supposed to Is
Hot more than fouit'ctt hundred r
fons, 1 es ides th women, children and
the wounded.
There were Isoldes ahout eight hu;i
dred men with u reat array of camp
follower, nt Alumhah, who were 1m;-
lieved to Ik? without the means of ci;i
iiiunieating with thoe at Lucknow.
The numlcr of mutineers was Mip
jmimsI to 70,000, hut it wa,s never-
thelcsM, rotisideretl certain that the gar
rison would holdout until the 10th i f
XovciiiIht, ls-fore which time Sir ( 'oliii
Cnmplndl would l hefore I.uckinnv
with an army of 4,000 men, including
Iiis own Highland hrigade, eiht hun
dred cavalrv and a verv heavv train of
artillery.
'Hie regular semi-monthly mail
would arrive n Trieste on the 11th of
DcermlsT, with later dates from Cal
cutta to the 1 1 tit. and I'omhav to the
17th of Xovemlier.
Lucknow Mill held out, although no
communication had lsen had with the
lerigcd.
Heavy lighting and immense slaugh
ter is hnid to have taken jdace.
Troops were pouring into India at
the rate of 2HMI a week.
K'ot.Nt. Tier Chancellor of the
Ki hepicr in Parliament moved for a
elect committee to impure into the op
erations of the hank act of I S 14. and
of the hank act of Scotland and Ire
land of 1S45, nnd that the committee
In instructed to inquire the causes of
thJ recent c. .iiiicrcial distress, and to
investigate how it has liccti nll'ectcd hv
the laws for regulating the isuv of
1auk notes i .iv.il do on demand.
The leviathan had moved onlv a
few indies sinew the departure of the
Adriatic, owing to the giving way of
the moving tackle. It was feared, as
the vrstcl had reached a slight incline,
that her progress would 1st even slow
er than it had lvn.
The city article in the Times of the
J2th sar: "The dund for money is
gradually diminishing, and a Udief is
entertained that when ft reduction, of
the hank rate is commenced, the down
ward movement will Im rapid.
, Cold was daily lhm ing into the hank
In large stuns.
The returns fer the week ending IV
nnOnT lUh, show an incivaso in hul
lion of 70:i,O22. and the amount Iiehl
MuH jCS,0(V..4si.
Ttie Moppage of the Yrvctf r Hank
ofMesur. Fawley it (h., was announ
ce' I. The concern han long lsvn a
weak one, and the liahilitic art sup-hm-1
to ls small.
Six additionul failures had taken
idaco in London, including Messrs.
ilcm Imoit k Co.. in th (ierman
trade, jvith liahilities estimated at
X7W,00I); Weiuholt, Weimer V Co.;
Uo a. tiernun honvr, with liahilities
"Irtweeu 25t,000 and jCoOO.000; III
nlmrst V Co., in the same trade; Mov
toya & Co., a Spanish hue, and V.
H. Ward, cattle salesman, whoo lia
hilities are not stated.
Itt tfKji. A IWlin h tfer utates that
the distiirhing iutlucmi oithe Ameri
can panic I ; tended as far as War
aw, wh'j- it iurroiiH inanufactuicrs
had failo! t
Acetun?v h Su Petershurgh, (f
ivemls'r oUin, represent that the win
ter had t in very secre. The Uus
nian tuvy was fro.en im, and naviga
tion completely stopHt.
It is statel that the Oahinet at St.
lVterhurgh has peremptotily denied
the tiltt cUhmslhy Austria and ICn
Inland, tuder tLe tnaty of kkv, of in
tcrpicttn Itnssu frttu Mm-Lading the
Cinassian port.
lhi.tziL. Tn date frtm IJii de
Jaaeiro art to the 1 Jth of Xovemler,
nnd froM M?ntevMe to th fth.
At Kio, CulTee irii dull, hut steady.
Nothing was huadiug for th Uuitesl
litate. Sugars had delineh Ster
ling Ktchange was oMed at 27.
yrvyht were dull and luwcr.
I.IVERJiK)I. .MARK KT.
Livii:Uh)I., J)ee. ,
Provisions Mo.-rs Poglaud, Athya
h CVf aud Kiurk-oü, Ssmg it Co.
report Iieef nl Poik ncgWtcl. Iiacxn
dull. Tallow steady at U for North
American. 'Dien were large anivaU
of Chces. nnd hoi Icrs arc willing tö
accept rather lower prices.
HAVRE COTTON MARKET.
Havre, Ice. 11.
Cnlton rjtiirt, hut sto.vfy; the talcx
for the ws k were only 2,500 Laie, and
the Mock 7-1,000 hales. Xew Orleans
tres ordinaire quoted at 102f. The ac
counts from manufactrjring districts,
on the whole, were: slightly letter.
LONDON STOCK MARKET.
IiodoN, Dee. 11,
Messrs. Tiaring lro. report a very
trilling huiness in State Mocks during
the week. There were huycrs of Mas
sachusetts fives at 97 1-2; Maryland do
DO; Pennsylvania inscriptions, SI; do
lnds 70; Virginia dollard honds, SO
to S2; sterling honds SI to S2. Par
cels of railway hrnds and shanK, re
ceived from the continent, .arc li"ldhere
for sale. Pennsylvania Central, (first
mortg.ago,) bO to 82; do Moiling, (sec
ond inoitgatre. ) S'J; Xew York Cen
tral Miaix's 72 to 74; Illinois Central
share, 10 to 12 discount; do lwn.ls, 7S;
Krie, (third mortgage,) 70; Michigan
Central, (new honds) "5 to 70.
AVnshinctou AlTnir.
"NVasiiixotov, Dee. 20.
Tlie War Department this morning
receive 1 a dispatch eontirmatory of the
previous advices fr(m Utah.
All the troops of the cxpidition have
eoms"ntratel near Fort liridger, and
are in a comparatively eomfortahle
condition. The reported ad verses of
the Pith Infantry, from the Mormons,
is untrue.
All the vaeant lands heretofore with
drawn from sale or entry, lying outside
of six miles on each side of the lands
granted to Iowa in 1S.50, for railroad
purposes, having lecn released, they
will he restored to private entry at the
several land ofliccs in the State on the
lfith of lVhruary.
The Secretary of War this evening
received a telegraphic, dispatch from
Lieutenant (cneral Scott; dated Xew
York, in which the Ceneral says he
has received good news from the Utah
cxdition.
Colonels Johnson and Smith's
commands and the trains were up with
Colonel Alexander, and the winde
hody was marching upon port Eridger,
which was only sixteen miles oft", on
th 7th of Xovemler. The troops
were in high spirits, and there was
juM snow enough to protect the grass
from lire.
question of davery. Much Icsf, that
portion would ho invalid without such
opinion.
lliu Would have leen in opposition
to the nnmeron precedents which have
occurred fcinco tho adoption of the Fed
eral Constitution hy the different
State.
The question of slavery was the all
ah-orLing question, and you were fent
to Kansas with the full confidence of
the President, to carry out the princi
ples of the Kansas-Xcbraska Act.
With the question, whether Kansas
was to he a free or a slave State, you
were not to interfere.
You were to secure to the people of
Kansas a free and fair election to de
cide the question for themselves.
The President was therefore happy
to learn from your i",i patches to this
Department, under date the 15th of
July last, that in all your sj-eches
you had refrained from expressing any
opinion as to whether it should be a
slave or a free State.
I am instructed to inform you that
your resignation of the oftice of Gov
ernor of Kansas has loon accepted.
I am, sir, vour obedient servant,
LEWIS CASS.
To IIn. Roci RT J. Walkf.r, Wa.-hington.
I.ntcr from Cnlifornin.
AlililVAL OF THE
NORTHERN LIGHT.
TWO MILLIONS IX SPKCIH!
SURRENDER OF HEX. WALKER,
IMS AKKIVAI. AT NT.W YOKK.
Xr.w Yop.k, Dee. 'JS.
rJ1ie steamship Xorthern I.iht with
California dates to the 5th inst., has
arrived at this port.
She brings S;,tMH),000 in gold.
Anions her passengers is (ieueral
Walker, who with 150 of his men
wi captured hy Commodore Pauld
ing of the United States frigate Wa
bash. The (ieueral is on parole. The
men were placed on board the United
States sloop of war Saratoga to be
conveyed to Xorfolk.
The Iikeand Ilivcr steamers on the
San tluait have lecn handed over to
Messrs. (iarrisoii A; Morgan.
These steamers had lecn captured
by (ieueral Walker, but were retaken
hv nil cxpt'dition from the Wabash.
Foit Castillo had also Ikvii captured I
by t ieueral Walker, and a party of
Americans under Col. Anderson still j
held possession of it, as well as the;
river of San fl nan. !
Secretary Cnss on fJovernor WnN
kcrs Itcsipnntion.
Wasuixc.ton, Dee.
Among the documents submitted to
day, was Secretary Cass's reply to
(iov. Walker, which is dated State
Department, Dee. IS, 1S57.
"On Wednesday last I recived your
communication of tho 15th inst., ten
dering your resignation as (iovernor
of Kansas. This resignation is accom
panied by a long argument on the af
fairs of the Territory generally, to
which you are well aware it would be
impiojMT for this Dqwirtiuent to reply.
if every oflicer of the (.iovernment
who feels himself constrained to refuse
obedience to the instructions of the
President, hall pursue this unusual
course and lits place on the files of
the approp i ." Vpartinent, criticisms
on the poK the Administration,
no person knows better than yourself
to what conscquceecs this might lead.
The Department must cither cause
the charges and arguments against tho
President to be tiled among the public
archives of the country without contra
diction or reply, or it must spend the
time which ought to Ik devoted to the
public service, in controversies with
subordinate ollicers who may disap
prove of the President polity.
WhiNt duty therciforc forbids us to
enter into a controversial discussion
with you, upon the various topics em
braced by your argument, it is projcr
that I should make a remaik upon a
single point.
Vim state that the President hr.s
changed his policy in repaid to Kan
sas, and why this allegation ? Simply
Uvauso the Convention of Kansas
have, in excrtiso ot the right Islong
ing to them, decided that they would
not submit th- whole Constitution to
the jcople. Although they had sub
mitted the all important and danger
gerous question of slavery, which
threatened to convulse tho Union and
was alone prominent in the mind. of
the jMvqde throughout eery State, he
had not treated the submission of the
tnomentoiH question as a men uullity.
Under thoM circumstances it was his
imparative duty (and this was in strict
conformity with those instructions) to
take care that fair elections Is held on
this vitsl question, and thus give jeaee
to the I nioii.
Had he acted in any other manner,
merely lcauso he preferred the sub
mission of the Constitution originally
to tho copL his responsibility would
have leen of the gravest character.
He never intimated or cxpressod tho
opinion that tho Convention were
bound to submit any poitioii of the
Cou:ditutiwi to the vojdct c.ucpt the
roLYCAMY a xn .si,avi:kv.
The ultra- Pro-Slavery people of the
South begin to express their opposi
tion to the views of the President, in
reference to the people of Utah. They
fear that, if the precedent is established
hv armed Government interference
with the people of a Territory, that
ultimately Slavery may sufier there
from. The Utah people are polyga
mies, and, if the President is going to
make war upon them because they will
not put up with the United States of
ficials, who are opposed to polygamy,
why may he or his successor not do
the same, in case a slave-holding peo
ple in a Southern Territory should see
tit to drive from their midst Anti-Slavery
olTicials ? A correspondent of
the Ilichmond South has a long letter
to its editor uj n this subject. He
says :
"The Mormons quit the State and
settled in the wilderness, where it was
thought no one would settle They
called their country Deseret, and in
coitfcwj't of their wishes the Govern
ment called it Utah, l'righam Young
was appointed (iovernor, and ruled
his K'oplo in peace. The Government
sent strangerb to judge them, and the
people run them olf. For what ?
For interfering with the Mormon insti
tutions ; for trying to persuade the wo
men that they were degraded, suffering
victims of Mormon tvrannv; for wri-
V f '
ting ;V letters and slanderous liboU
on the Mormons and their institutions.
For these thev drove them olf, and
they did right. Let the
Mormons be crushed for their religion
for this is the real difheidty and it
may not Ikj long before our nryro mas
ters, our traders in human chattels,
our dealers in the flesh and blood of
our brother man, may be crushed out
to vindicate the gloy of God and exalt
the morality and religion of our mas
tors. "My sympathies as a State llights
man are with tho Mormons. I do not
approve of their domestic institution.
Xo matter it is their business, not
mine; nor am 1 or any other person
answerable for their sins, or liable to
suffer for their mistakes. Asa South
ern man, my sympathies are with the
Mormons. The same measure that is
lealt out to them for their polygamy,
would be dealt out to us for our slave
holding, by the same people, if they
had the power; and God only knows
( if things go on as they are tending )
how long that power will be want
ing." 'I... Delegat' from Utah will very
likely not stand alone in Congress up
on the Utah difficulty. 'Hie Fire-oat-ers
may stand shoulder to shoulder,
like Dr. llossand UMiop Coleuso, and
support Polygamy and Slavery at the
same time. Xutiomil Era.
A (folden Wedding.
It Is rtidciit from nliat we see in tho Cln
n.iti jiqcr, that, notwithstanding the hard
times, money-pressure, low jik of In-;,
and all that sort of thin;;, the tlcnizt ns of the
net u City -a part of them nt least had a
very merric Christmas. It seems that even
the parrot cr nnd pickpockets had one gen
eral saturnalia, und that Iii!i;iii.iiaiM, ns
usual, came in for a rc.qcctatle share of the
lo.c. ,
Ihit we hue plcaantcr things to dwell
ujmui, nnd the most stirring one wc have
mcii is the amusing account ptnof lln
CwMtn Wedding" of Mrand .Mr.-. I,oj
wortii In the Coitiuunlal of last Saliinliv.
That paper says:
r,vcr U dy knows Nhiiola honworlh,
the millionaire, dmt not that only, the
founder o' Wine Culture in America, the
author ot Sjwirkling Catawlia," to whom,
hence, a pHdly share of thv insj.inttion of
lint native nectar must Im credited, t lie
munificent nnd judicious patron of Art, the
Itriiefaclor of the great Powers, nnd tho su
taint r, during their sorot tials, of oilier in
the walks of Art nnd Literature, of whom
tin world Im tirurd, and of w im it will yet
hear tlto tv;twl, i.mi, of the Poor, as hun
dreds who nre fed from hi l-.ii.o -ily.
And we might pe;ik , to, of his hu
mor, and of the nt uliaritit s hv which he U
tharacterired, lull hate not the pparc. And
tliett some of the salient i"itits ot his indl-
t duality are presented in the Literature of
the lioldeu Y ttldmg.of which we must he
some Mu-tratUe specimen.
We have not cpace and we nre sorry for
it to glv the Commercial's winde account
of the jul.ilev." We learn that Mr. und
Mrs. I, arc Itoth nttlveA of New Jerscv, hut
were married hy Kev. .Matthew (I. Wallace,
in the first li iik house t reeled In Cincinnati,
and which huilduig then Mod on the north
wcyt cor. of Fifth au l M un St.,huth a hn
lorn nuuilxretl with tho thing's of "Ion;;
o.M
'Iliin wetlding tk place tn Christmas
Ke, 107, just fifty years ago, and the to
calon id" tho aseniMing of the " large, hril-
hant and happy company" at Mr. L.'s rcsi
d nre, on Thursday night, waü to relt hrste
the (lohhii Wisldin" of the host and
hostest.
AssnnUed hi the parlor, Chrltm.a I've,
wrrt the family and A few immediate friends.
I he I ftuuly Pastor prououiicco ah npjsroj.ri
ate nr.iit r. nnd the ring of the tJohlt u N el
nlng was placed tin the h and of the hride
hv the great-grand hlld of tho loving pair
Mary 1. McUunus, , ne woMing nrestiits
wiTe fuch as onlv alTectin could suggest
and at'hience nrm-ure. Two of these wi re of
a litcrarr nature, and romnit nior.it ii e f tin
event. tiu was hv Cozt n. of New Yok,
a poet nnd wine merchant, ho-o ranev Is as
npirkling A4 th wino (Mr. Longworth) in
winch lie dcU. li:e titlc-pge rvad
Hut wc hurry on to the other:
Hut the literary feature of the occ.vhn
w. the nhling present of .Mrs. W. J.
Flagg, volume ji'uJid ami illu.-tratid in
the highest tvv of Luroean sit, at Ln
lam, tiiriuiLr. It L tutitlcd
'.Mimorul of the (!ol !tn Wedding of
Niiltol.t.s Inw-orth and Sa.in InwortTi,
ct lihrattil at Cincinnati on ChrL-anm-Ure,
It !, !n fact, a hnmorori l.iorajihy of Mr.
Longworth, wc'l ilonc in rhyme y Ur. W.
J. I lagg, and rt-j!tial nt with tnilnllish
nuiit', enr.ivhi-H of things actual, and of
sketches l incitnl and funny, !togtthr il-lu.-tratir.g
life as it has Ixt to ami has been
?cen I .Mr. Ijnr-worth and family. The
idea of the pollu tion of thi.1 work iiid not
occur till lau , and, in sjvite of the l.st Torts
of a ljrge corps of artits, and the utmo-t
tlis-patch hy stciMship anil railroad express,
it had nearly been too late, as it only rtuchtd
Mr. IongwortVa residence per eiprvs.s-mcs-Kngcr
at five oVIotk of the evening of the
festival in commemoration of which it
produced. Wc nre rmittcd to present our
rca'hrs w ith specimens of this memorial:
A merry Chri.-tm a-Hve is come,
A happy w cilding-time is here;
And in the old maternal h mc
A merry, !i.ipjy throng aj-jH-ir. ,
They cluster round the lcst.il lard
With loving heart, in true accord.
To hold an anniversary
A vcrit il!c juhihe:
For fifty years ajro were m.itcl
lT;c twain hcnie all originated.
la Anno cightctn huiilrcd seven
The troth of each to each was given:
The j ar.-on made them one, I wccti
We now nny count thou seventeen,
IJeside fomc others, grafted fruit,
Nut springing from the parent root;
Yet still so admirably paired
They could'iit very weil be spared.
If ever there w as time for joy
For man nnd woman, girl ami ly
To dance and sing, to s-hout and laugh,
To toast, to pledge, the cu; to quail',
Of bright Catawba, .-arkle shilling,
'Tid on this gladsome (folden Wiilding!.
Now w e have a scene on the Ohio. A lit
tle girl lifting her hair and looking up the
bticaia to where a mist obscured her view:
Fresh as the dew,
Wild as a faw n,
(Jay as a lark,
-Mild Hi the morn,
Sw ect as a pink,
Fit re as a jR-trl
Who do you think
U this lit'tle girl?
We shrewdly suspect that she was the
linde tii.it was to be of thi.s Golden Wed
ding. till ui the river's glassy breast
Tho lazy mists of morning rest,
To getting up a erse,
Vit, up the stream, with curious eye,
She steadfast looks, as if rdivM pry
Into the dim futurity,
And learn what destiny the flood
May drift to her, like drifting wood
What late of evil or of good
For bitter or for worse.
Well, down this river, up which the little
girl gazed so steadfastly, iloatcil a flat Unit
containing a youth of nineteen years,"
sitting on his chest, which his mother had
packed lor him. fcfhc
Within that chest did pack and press-To-wit
six coats of black nnd blue,
A lo7.cn vests, of every hue,
Twelve pair of sulk and woolui hrccchcH,
Cravats, too, hemmed with finest stitcher;
Of plain and rulllid shirts, there wire
Six doen, with six dozen pair
Of hosi of handkerchiefs six ilo.cn,
.Marked bv a verv pnttv cousin,
As hue us ever mm put nose in
Witliotlur things eomplete' and hainly
For dressing up an arrant dandy.
-
Slowly tho boat did smoothly glide.
And in due course of tinionud tide
Attained the jv.rt, and then was tied
Cast to a stump, un the spot
Where Cincinnati then was not.
A cut of Cincinnati :ij it was 'not." is
g'uui; and next we sec a young man reading
wiih honor in his shaggy hair a tremendous
la .v-lrook. Tin; rractice aiul orcccnt of the
young lawyer is thus poi trav ttt:-
I'he court his license havinr irrantnl.
Our youthful Liskine, nothing ilaunted,
A "shingle buys and nails it last,
liike hanncr hamiin. red to the mast;
s.-umcs Ins rights within the bar.
lüde on tho circuit near and far,
.Mingles in the forensic war,
Ihandishcs logic's battle-axe
Full in the face id" law ami facts.
With ready w it and Imgus fun .
Jinlgers thejudgts and tools the jury,
llceeives his fees with eager hand,
And all he sa cs, ini e.-ts in land
Iioests in land, with faith sincire
The town will grow from war to vear.
io in" si c.iy ncn ami grand
As anv other in the land.
Ami thinks 'twill do him little harm,
lu such a ease, to own a farm
Or two, outside the ridiig village,
Used now lor pa-hireago and tillage,
ni iioiii on tightly lor a risi
I'uh.ips the plan is very wise.
This veritable hi-torv i full of koJcv nas.
s-ages. We arc told how the hero became u
M.tt and published "pretty verse" or "at !
leat Ihcrc lonl heeti print nl worse." lu I
consequence of his h tie genius, a nartv was
11 Aftflf). '
ninicior mm, ni wiucli It warf expected that
c wry body would get dnink. He protMsed I
i njiiu mis rcipusuioii ny )M)unng his
liouor into his Iwtots. Jhit he does m7t ai-
pear to have been perfect I v successful. I
''I'i.s plain the young poetic lawyer
Has inn against a snag or saw r.
I he fact is also just as rlaiu
That all precautious were in vain,
i ii , i .
ror n line lie Kept a s-oi er iikaii
My filling lnth his Iniots instead,
His foolish m:ht had iruzzled in
The whole sui-olv of wine and i ?n.
Ami therefore 'tis he sways and nils,
Intoxicated in his In els.
That night he nude a solemn vow,
(Which he has kept fron then till now,)
To drink no spirit, Im r or wine,
Kvccpting n. a medicine;
ii. . ;. . .i..:..i. t.
it. ii is, op ii i it k ii icr a t none,
Ihtt ne er on it spree or frolic.
The artist has illustrated the intoxication
of the I mot . by rt presenting a pair of the
arncie stumonng mime, one holding an um
brella, nnd the other Hpilliug a little of the
li.pmr with which they had bet n filled. Jhu
not only in poetry, but in polities, had the
lino advancctlmiut. He w as elected "fence-
viewer:"
So he was chosen one of two
Ollicia! who must fenccjt view,
And judge it they wire tight and high
lit short, if I. iiihh d lawfully.
1111 colleague in judicial pmwr,
v as a large .-coti loi.an named JVtu'our.
Well suittd to the duty, they
A tiii lure liailiteil in tlie d ie
Showed Kilgour Iraight uiid slim and Uli,
Scwnly ga.ing or the wall,
VV Utit I w4l.t., fMtt, r-fliort iuuI small.
Spied out the holes white pigs miglit crawl.
Now we find him set king the field of mili
tarv glory, lie app nrs on the field of mar
tial nnifitir, turned with a corn-stalk, and "m
elect cl t-nri-iiral und giin eommaihl of a
mjiiad of six men und I my s. Our j met fays:
And since a little ncwr fades,
1'nlil it'it imrged in higher grades,
His titles are, this wry day,
A "no, iev," both at drink and plav,
In jHilitics, an "i'.x rtnee Viewir,'
Hy iitins, a Corjmral, to be sure!
Our hm meets Ids future wife nt the tdu
dio of tut artist:
Among the others happened there
The timid Sih ui, voimg and lair
And Nicholas, a little older
Thau she, In -iiles a good ileal holder.
If nny prophtl then had told lur
And him, tiny wouhl, for fifty years,
Of (toiids and sun-hine, smili mid tears,
Lxi-t togtthir 'neath thesuu
In toying union joined as one
Ho would hae stiontol, and she, fainted
A 'twas they only fot acju aintol.
I'rcst ntly , how ever, they w ero "t ngagiil,"
and young Nicholas niiuus to ile:ir old
Jirsey," gets wot fully Mck by the way, tili!
it saved Iroin tleath by the tender nursing of
the daughter of his host
The wedding, fifty years ng, Im thin de
scrilitl:
Tlie guest arc ranged in twitt'ring row s,
The nur ranks st in lin on their Iocs.
With solium step, and .ngthened ftce,
Tho parson comcj ami taken hif place;
Th-ii4-lowly in in h into the room,
A double l iide, and dot Me grmun;
Two Sunns, Nicholas uml John,
To take tho yoke of marriage on.
Sun'? ijtic-titMis pot, aint nnerel ,4ye,
Som won!.) prououiued with solum stress,
An! all the lour an joined for aye,
To love, und honor, and ot r,
Tlmiio'h jood and ivil, vial or wov-
That lilht wai t.fty yiar ao.
Tlicri'ti a tradition, fahc or tnjc,
OrE briilegrtmni li.ul iu iuu li to do.
He b.utly i:i.i:i;iged to pi t llnouh
His business, whtn the wttl-llng minute
Arrive! I thliA there'd something i:i it;
No troivlor thin he got bIatcd.
Hi has to oli iv e anl d j his drcs-'irg
So hastily the case was jris.-ing
lie conMn't ; t rutin ly through
His wedding clothes, t:::trii-l i:d Lew,
So rrdhd thim uj an inch or two.
3!-rry in lu--te, n j nt at Iii-urc,"
Hut this ill-natured scutimcii;
For such as him 'M never meant,
Since truly might a prson s ty,
Not ever, since that wedding ttar,
II is he found b.isnre to rt jnnt
Of course he's had t- be lonti nt,
And th'uigh so much, of taae In-? !!id,
Since on that night tho.-e fair were wo!,
Yet all nre living h.ilc nnd well!
Sunk time was a Me-sing fell
On tiiat twin widding. S-mn we'll name
How oilitr b!c-!ngs duly cine.
And then "gran 1' bles-ln-s fair and fat,
Most of till in lmy,but what of that.
How must the hride have felt m w aking
After tlie wit Miliar meriy-m.ik.ing,
With ,--ent of break fa-1 hin uit h ikhi'T
And other savory cooking victual,
T hear the cry. ,ary tea-kettle
In all tlie lionM!' Yet this w.i.s so,
Ti'-mori-ow, fifty years ago. v
Now we read of the hiro's career at the
har, and his devotion to vine ami vine cul
ture, ami of his relic, ing the jmor and his
reception of Irish hlc-sings. An Irish wo
man whose distresses he had relieved with a
juartcr .-aid:
"(lod Mess vcr honor! wli'n ye die,
Ami go below, hosure it's I
From Abram's bu7.7.um, w in re I'll lie,
Will fitch a dhrop to cool ycr thir.-t;
Let the ouhl Diil do his worst."
Thus far advanced, Mr. Longworth's. life
is thus r mum cd uj:
We've feen a I-awycr, Sohliir, Foit,
Fence Viewer, Father Allan now,
1 hold a second Noah appears;
A Uacchus too of latte years.
With vine-leaf clothes, ami that., not all
In his right hand he hohls a
ami here is a winde page occupied with a
magnilicttit bottle which wo pre.-unie is ex
pected to rhyme with the "ali" that ends the
preciiling line.
The poem concludis with a canto on the
(rand chihlren, a "congratulatory address,
spoken by .Air. Joseph And mh on In half
of all the grand children," and a leaf devo
ted tos "new baby" a
Lovelv little new born hus-v,
Just come in time.
The congratulatory .uhlrc-s ? token by
ma-ter Amltrson on behalf of all the grand
children, concludes thus happily:
I give a tost. With hearty will
From olilot wine your glasses fill
Then let thim ring on cviry sidt
Drink to the liilcgrooiii and the Hilde.
M iv length of day s be hcr's and his,
Ami every hour as sweet as this;
Ami smiliing Heaven grant the boon
That t heir new-risen honey-mo;ii
Shed light more true and joy more sweat
Than vi hen it rose to guide their fett,
Ctn in that season of delight
Just lil'tv years .'g' to-night.
LOOK HERE!
small rnoriTs it (jiiik iiETtia,
Is our motto.
IIIANKFI'L for nst pitrom; e, which
has lully couv meed us that
Our ISratly Iay SyNlmi
is the cornet one.
We loso imthing by
b.ul debts; we buy lor
cash and at the
and can a Hold
TO SIII.L Tillen ill IMP.
Wv
haw on
hand a full
stock of
!)rv (Iom1,
Kca.ly-Madc Clothing,
JJooU and Shoes, (5 rof.a rics,
l'iov is ions, etc. etc. etc.
We continue to pav Cvsu for
Wheat, Flaxseed,
Cloy i r-Scod, Timoth y-Si it I,
Corn, Oats, Dried Apples,
etc. etc. etc.
CT" If you hav e produce to sell, or goods
t buv,'give us a call.
AVF.IIY k ri'TMAN,
Main rt. ami Kaili'tad Crossings,
dee. 11. Winchcs-tcr, lnl.
STOVES! STOVES!
1 The latest
und most
,Ci2jl32 appro vi. 1 Iittcrn
f S3L ofc.ioking,
Farlor, and
Heating Stove.,
for pale at nil times, ami warranted to give
satisfaction or the inonev refunded.
All you that want a good ami cheap Stov e,
would do well to call and examine my goods
ami prices before buying ilsewhu e.
T I N hW AHE
on hand nt all times,
Tin Hoofing, (lutti is and
Spouting, and nil kiml.s of
JOB WOliK
made ami put up to order.
WILLIAM ALLF.N,
Shop Front., S. W. Cir. Fuhlic Square,
ilee 'M. Wineln'ster, lud.
1
11 n n 1 o
C WUIUU
M A D D I r
Itfl H II U Mm
r
r' - J
-
m f t
t V I Hi -Ml i'ilF ' I I II
I 'LU ! IT I llttmll
a J. uoih:utso,
Main St., one loor South of Franklin St.,
Wim hcstir, lnl.
KF.I'.IM con.-tantlv on hind a general
assoHment of ITALIAN & AM Kill
tAN .MAKULI', und is pn'pin d to manu
facture, in tin most approved style, all kimls
oT .M 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ami T'ttnb'toiies.
Cf" F.mbh in of all Secret Ordt rs neatly
and ptim tuallv t eetited.
t f Ordvrs n. li. il ed. .h o .11)
Notice of Saile.
NOTICi: is h.ttby given ii..- 1 will mII
nt public. Miction, on Salnrd.iv, the
'.Mil day January next, at the 1 1 siileuc' of
v l II i.i in ( ox, ljte ol Kandolph ( ountv, !
rensi, all hl personal prterty, ensiting
of one hoic, cow and calf, one ior.e bug
gy, hay, crn, Imti-ihold and kitchen furni
ture. A endit of twelve months will hcgivui
on alt stuiM ot er three dollars ; all sums un-
11 th reo dollars to be paid down, the jir
ehamr gli ing his note with npprovnl mcii
rity, waiving valuation und npj rai.-i mint
laws.
THOMAS MAK.HALL,
dee. 17, lr.T ;l. .Vuiinislrator.
Stnte of Iiitlinnn, Itamlolph County.
In the llandolph Circuit Court,
March '1 1 1 i.i, t!.
Jtrnim.y Allen, by
Ham'l Ctuiklyn, jr.,
her guardian,
vs.
Arthur I. 1'r.uh r, L
John W. Fr.iit r.
fSheriiTjs Sale.
BY virtue of ar. xcCution to m ilirctcd
from tin- CS iki olücc of the UjiiwloJ,h
CoMmon I'Ick Cov.rt, I will ex-e ) ja.blie
sile tt tie court l.ou.u door in Winehestir,
Kai dolph County, Ind., on the 2 M tlay of
J tn'v , l-.V, iH tv.'iin the hour? of Fl o'clock
A. M. and I oc!-k F. M. of said day, tin
rents uji.I jrolits. for -oven years of tlü fol
lowing dicriUd real estate, viz:
The undivided tenth part of the f i't half
of the north t-..-t ijurtir of section sixteen,
tovv'idi'p nitutt 1 1!, range tl.irti tn at, ;(iid
sixty acres elf of tho south part ef the north
west juartcr of section fit rem, i:i township
niiutct n, range thirlc n cat,.md forty acres
oR' of the north side of the .mt!i-it )U r
Hr ef section tiltteu, tonh;p r.'iietctn.
ran ire th'.rtccu ii-!, e''ii'..ii;.;:i- i'-ltt- !
ecu acres.
And on failure to n ili.r" the :imn:iii de
m it:uel by siid r. rit, I will at tho same time
an-1 place cxpoc the fee f implc f the saul
real estate, esccuti- as the proert v of John
A'hm hi, at the suit d Iltnrv Y nt:d Ira
Haine. WM. M. CA-MIT.C.I.L,
ih.e :il , 'Ö? pr's fee I h .licri H".
sixty-sixth yi:ak.
NOTICE,
Irf lirrehy given that I will sell, at public
auction, on Saturday, the -'M lUy ot Jan
uary next, at therc.-i-Ur.ee of Nnncy Metz,
deceased, all her j trsonal property, consist
ing of one iimrv , tour head of cattle, one
ho, corn in the crih, wheat in the lit 11. two
stacks )f hay, "and other articles too tedious
to mention.
A credit of nine nvrnths- will he given on
all sum iv er three dollars, purchaser civilis:
his note ith ai).rovitt yevuritv waiving val-
uatiuu nnd appraisement l ws.
WILLIAM - II. HUSTON",
die 31, '."H. Administrator.
iNIiiimiioth Clothing Store
MARCUS SHIRE
vj HAS just returned from tin Q-ieen
iT City, and ha.s opcni-d in this place the
, '..largest and bt st st lectetl sto k if
FALL & WINTER CLOTHING
ev i r ollt red t the public. His toek con
sists of every description of wearing apparel.
A L S O ,
THVMiS, ( Alll'irr- SACKS
l'OCKi:T-i UTMIItV, A.c
TLli.MS As Cheap as the Cheapest.
Call at the itrohm building betöre buying
elsew here,
oct 1".'7.
A WÜA'DEIIFLL DISCOVERY !
Hohl in YincIiesiiT
JEWELRY STORE,
South side 1'ublic Sjuarc, Wincluster,
WIlLUi: von will liud a hir-e and
.nuraras-sortmeiit of JKWKLKY,
sueli us
Clap, Wristlits,
Ihoacltc--, LKkcts,
11 1 r-Ui ii-: s, Tlnr r-Kin ;s,
tJ jlil ari'I Silvir Watclus,
15 ib Chains,
(ohl Tins, with or without Cases,
tfiiawl rin-', etc. etc. etc.
Ih r ides these, a splendid lot of Watch
Mali ials, i-tni-'i.-tiiig of
Main Springs.
llair-Spiinv,
Stalls, Arlior?,
Levers, Vi r'c,
II ilance-Wheels,
Cy limlers, etc.
Ti.' ther with
(old, (iilt, ami
Steel Watch Hands,
Watch-tlhisses, etc.
In connection with the jd.ovo, he nlso hat
a .'eneral assortment of NOTIONS, consist,
in- in part of Sju-etaeles,
I'ocktt Knives,
Tort monies,
rocketlioks,
1 ncils,
Tldmbles,
'feel and Sill er,
Ka.ors ami Strop,
l'oivder riasks,
Ladies's r.incv Ilaskets,
'
( rul.ui and Silv tr Sjwmns,
ami a thousand othir tilings toi numerous
to mention. dec .'11 j
HiUIlT DA V, AYS XV j V ,
, A Thirty I9our9
L' a n rn i n n n i a n c n
bMl A lar-c,
v ai aid,
nnd sitj-crh
a: sortnu nt of the abov e
GIiOCILÖ
i , --
con tantlvon hand nnd for sah cheap at the
.Mammoth Jewel v establishment of
ilte 31. A. til MCK.
STORE,
!o. I VntVH 1 1 oiivr, Imli'pott.
WILL'ARD & STOWELL.
KLLl the lir;'est and la.-t asvnlnunt
of PIANO I'OKTLS in the State, in
eliidin: nil htyles, fnoii the Plain Square, to
the Iimh I Piano. Also, .Mi lodcoo, (Jui
tars, 'idins, Flutes, Flutiiios, Drums, Fi It s,
etc. etc.; Shei t .Muie, Mu-ic I looks, anI ull
kinds of .Musical .Men haidis m
irie It clow all Co munition :
Piano For ie", Ck-. fnon 17." d. to S7Ö dol.
thi 7' , do 1) to .I'M
7 do V'J.'t to Ml)
from to'Jl'l
(Vitar:, thi .p til .V)
Violins, do I to o )
t"7"' I'very intrum tt fully v ai r. tiite-1.
N. II. Cash purclionrs cm buy ehcater
at the I ii I it ii i .Mu-i Store, than any ot.n r
place in the We.., Plea-e call iifid sec.
tt" Ili-trumi nts tuiud nnd rcpairid.
tlteal. WILLAH!) K STuWLLL.
do
Mi loi2eins,
Complftlnt on IJ.I.S
tardv IVind.
J
WIIF.ULAS It appear by ufu-lailt
lilc-1 In my oihce that a can? of
ac tion exits njiin-t the defendants in the
n!vc cntitlcil action, fouti-hil u;siii a con
tract' artsio cjton a tluty Im pn.se! bylaw,
iinl that Arthur D. Fra.it r.one of the alov e
nnnuil defendants, Ii not a rcsid nt of the
State of InIin.i notice is hervby jjicu to
the Aaid Arthur D. Fraz.it r of the ptmlin-of
Mid action, ami th it it will stand b-r trial at
the uevt Utui of tin & Uamlolph Circuit
Court, to be hi hi at the eu:rt house in and
for aM county, on the lUh .Monday In M in h,
lHSf, al unless he nnir or demur t- uil
Complaint on or Ik fore the ricoml d.iy of the
term, he w ill be Ii faulted and tin cause
ht aid in h'vJ ab nice.
II. 11. NLFF, Ciuk.
Jui. S.M;rn fr phiii'il. dec 31 J
wivimicctlm) er
1 11 ItltllL J I Lll klU Jl 1.1 .111 1 1
IIF. SCHOOL In this INSTITFTION
' I will C'laitm lice on .Moiidav, Scp'im
ber'lilth, 17.
Tri in f or Session of 1 rtloiilli,
Lh m nt.ii v S'udit s, .' dol.
C-oinmou Lull-I , , ?
Ad v a need F.:iTi-li,.. 10
Classics and lli-hi r .Matin matic-,. . . PJ
Incident d Fee (in adiam e), Idle.
fi" No th lu tioii in ule lor ab-inee, tx
cipl in case of protracti d (dikncss.
tiotxl Utjidin for Studtnt can Ik pro
cured in private f.uuilin on le.ixni.ilde
term.
Fr fnrthir Inform itlon, nldress J lines
I .row ii, I... IMward IM-.'er, John IS. Kouth,
or 1'. M. .McFAllLAND, A. M.
rep ;
I
Principd.
d. &, M. LEVINSON,
MERCHANT TAILORS.
fT WV, knp cn-tantlv on
4 U'i a line noriin in. ui
Cl-iths, Cassini ts, Satin,
r-) C-J LP ULI isJ
vr mi:
DAILY AND WKLKLY
Ciuc'iiiiiali (azeJlc,
linlareinriit of thfUetldy without
Increase: of lrieI
ON the f.rt of Janu irv i n-i:n:, w c ViU
LNLAUCi: theWeUlv Ciz-Ote to the
siic of tin- 1 1 i! v, b in z i 'i'.al t- an imna-e
of ri.,.t MX 1UMNS K I! LA DI Nil
MA'ITLR, while there ;ll Ir ii-i bicic.i-c
in rricis, thus ini-!!::' t: to jn -ci toe.t
rcadt rs a much m re C'-m; ! a:: ! f I , m r.d
Summary i f N-s tli in c.n j.-s-i 'iTx I e on
! used ;nt. p; e- ;,t Co'i.'.i. s :,i ,ki:i
it om: oi' tiii: i..!t:iT : ?,i :. i
silrij':r it-.-le) ("lit a .-! in t!i- Cai'-'i;
-ay n. -!!.:::-of the f o I. t'. it .-;t . -a p.ijr.
eithtrF. ist or Wc.-t, Jnrni-h t!"- - ii!e a
mount and vaiU:y d Oriuin.il aiul Moni ta
re, A'.::cultt;ral, S.ii t.titie St it! :ic.il n:i-l
Mi- i ll .tiaviH Mattir, wlrt hof c'.r-'O in
volve a much hiavor outlay than is ntis
sarv for jct is vh-o C )!i;r.n arethiilly
made i:; of extracts froai :' r i-Mirec. It
is als. printil upon a fcpiiior ij'lilitv of
';ipr, thns prcsentir..r :t I mc!i ehm r .in.',
more leildc apjear.inc-e thin the cheap
straw paper now m pint rally r.-id.
4 it it i:s vo d i: c i
We brive üe.o'o arrari-rcni nts nit'i .1 Ten
th ZU n of h'V.'i c;t rii H'. c an-1 sur i i..r ,u il-ification-,
f .r' I. LOT LA Ii CtH.ULSlM.N
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wi: Sissi-n i f Conp-css; which, t-ithtr
w ith our KANSAS Correspondence, and the
AVestern and Southern News enerallv, we
.-ll.lll he Jthle to lay Ik fere our readers in ad
vance of the time that it ran Ik rcciivcd
through any T the Lastern pajars. Wc
shall also be in rcce'pt of J i ily CorrcsMin
denee from Cluin!nis ainl Ind;.iiia:o!i.s dur
ing tie Le'i-Iative Sess'n i:.
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of their favors. We shall also th inklullv
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i
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!. :tl, Is.r.7.
WILLI Aal JONES,
?I t .M PAI Ti Jti;U 41'
?:i(ldl(k.s & Harness
lInntiviIl4P, fndixiiin.
nH ki(-- c r.-tirt!r on ha: .4 a lir?r 1.1.
m rt: :.tif S.vM'lc-, II vnr-, lUrid!. ,
in I in f act cvirythlnr in tli i'.li:.tof i :i e-..
11c w. rrar.is t Ue worktni!.!.:pt-i I -rfc-t,
i.It!.- l:litril too-!. His jr.Ci-art "-.ovr
'.e lo -.' Call .ir.l x .:-.;;it I,:s ..Ud.
Hui.tMiV.de.-. 10, 1-7.
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TIIIL un ' r.p-.f d In- always on fund
.1. f.rir and s cor.d b tr l- "! r in-l Omn-
ney., for salo at Kivrr pri'-t -, at Ir n
Sh-ip, rtar I ;'.! :i D.t, Indiana;-!!-, Ir-.d.,
.1:1.'. -.11 ei- to -roT-v, ' ry t1t, nl
warrart all his wik jirrat.
jan. Ith.l -:.7. V.. T. S I N K Fd?
mJ m pmm mm U W mm - J m m J
S. w . . - . ... j
otii or ri'iiMt: s(tt aui:
Wi;jc!iestr, I : -1 1 iro.
CiiTizr.N. of wi.i,.,!,T-;ti.ii cf
J K.-ndolp'i i;:d .a!join;;i; C?intics, wc
call your :dtt Tition t- our su;r'wr t'kof
Men and Hoy.,' Winter Chth:.a. Kmtn-
lur cur Cl.-thi:ij are ::s tnufactund by our
stlvcs i.-j eci illy for Cils m ukt. We ar
rant all our CI tl Mvz. t be ;-o.-l ..rk, w
of pio.1 nnti rials; not only thi, but we als
will sell them to you full a hia, if n t
chcauj" than anv em- 1 Isc ( ur motto i al
war, 'Quick Sales. Sri ill rn.fit-."
Quick returns and (! S iti-f t'n.n."
oct. S3. L-:7. J . a.M . ! A V 1 N S O N .
ri IIF.nn will be .,M at m?d anthn t
J the h'pl-.est bid 1 rat the C"irt Ibni'C
loor in the tow 11 of Winclii ster, n i1ian
day, the 1 1th day of January, A. D. 17,
bit wien the hours d' I o'e!Kk, A. M., ntvl
lti'dock, P. .M., on .aid day, the north half
of in lot No. in the L. fr. of the town of
Winchester, mrt:t'rcd by let V Way to
the State of Indiana, for thuoof T. 1-, N.
of II. l-. L., and f rrcitid to the Sta-c for
the nm jnymiut of interest lue thtij.
Dibt, inti rest, dam.ipcf, an-1 co-t, one liun-drtilan-l
foity-ti'ht tlollars r.u-1 scitnty t.o
cents. Iian No. tl'V.K
N A II I A N C. ARK I ITT, A. II. C.
dec. 11. li:.7. J. W. JA RN ACIN. K. K. C.
T2io. Ward & Co.,
MlMFACTl RKRJ F AM. KINOS OT
SADDLERY Ä'HARNESS.
V;il!intoii St. one door Vtt
1 UartliV m-::s'Moro,
y.V.v'., me in min un- I--Vl-7"
fVJ".;j4V X;ii' t- the j.-.h tWJ.lJji
v"Ü "A lie that vie ure not only exten
siv civ inpied in tin m inufacture of
NAIMMjKS A: IIAKAIiSS,
but that w e r.rc jk rniar.in lv located In Win
che. der, win re cin.iy n ;Al tinu s 1 found
ready and Viillin to wait njoii those liu
mav j.leäsc to favor u. w ith a call.
From ur hn ji tiitnce in t!i bn'n4
an I Mir fai ilit'u s in "1 rourinmtocl., w o nre
Lilly iciti.dicd th it v : Mt'pie sati-faction to
every n-a-onablo custTaT v.lio may wih to
buy ny thing in our line, trm the finest S1
llc and Il.irncsHthiwn tu a cornm-in ril:ni;
va1u;. We have Saddles in yu-.xt vanity, nl
way s ut uj in the latest nnd best My le-, rn-I
ntl 1111 a who mn v i.-h nny Unn in tint
line, w ill hs iiothm.', to r t v the b-at, by
e uainiii ': our t-tock ol Sa-ldlcn Ik fore Jur
ch.o.in e!-evihce. And
we call your esjK'cial attention to our flock
of Side Saddles, both new and beautiful.
Lear it in maid and always tall iijh-ii im for
0110 of tin m, for ours absolutely cannot bo
beat. To bvth
LADIES & ÖXJWTL'MEr-r
we would say that you cm alw.iy ri-le with
ea-e and eo'ufutt iijsin oi;r Saddle?, lor 0
take that jxa ially !nb enidTation in
their con-trcction. Wc will pivoyi a iv!
die that will wear In a tual pen i until yu
pti the wotth of your inonev, and your hors-'.'i
lin k 11 tt! m-v r be tvire frooi the use uf the
Sa.hlle. Our ttock of
Y1
0.
ttc, etc., for the t:nse
on tho above
mi " ' earryiii' 1
( I busini s.
ifl Al i f.n
ie n ntmi nt
of (. ntlinnir Furui-liin"
OUUU1,
N. II. M n .111.I Hoy's Ch.tlrn;-Cut and
made t' rltr In a fa hiotmblc ityJc.' Wc
w.tirat.l all our ;tk to lit 1 1 .
N. W.Coi. M ui S.t- u!l Fubot Sjaan,
WinO.iMvi, L. l (diw ll
NA INtt mi m ntly 1 td.!i-!i d my-r-ell"
in Wineh f r,' I am di teria'i. -I
t M-ll ;'oodi at hot li;:uri s. I have b It
loii 11 vt are f the l.o t, tli it our ili n v re
fmv iti" to much f-r 'oois nnd th.it th v
could be Mold liiiith chi aj r. TIILi: LI'l HI i:
RESOLVED!
Dt. Tint I will m !I all kinds of (J ..,1 In
inv line al a lov j.tico for Con.
nl. Th.it Iho-ewh't Jay cadi rdnll :d
hav e to pay for tho.-c hi. buy on 1 1 dit.
1 hat e .1 1 r,'- sl- k f all ki:i -L of D; (r;-,
Paints, '.irni-hs, tili-, Iluriii-.;' Fluid,
(lns, Fntty . Faint üii'I N'oiiii Ihn die.
In fact evinth'n in thi lin-f 1- i-'j;i .
TO liU I L D 1) IIS!
I itotild civ th it 1 buy 11V Mth ! oT the
Mauufai 1kI s r ca-h, and viijl s !l them nt
a V iy Pin dl jiolit. I would rail thir al
tuition nii ul.ulv to m a..t )
llllll Mil ttC liCIIll, ton Mill (f. .,,,
i-lnl Inn ion hear lav iir. V1mI i
the ueof jiiyin' 10 or l.'i j.t r 1 1 nt. m-r- fof
roods tin u tln-y can be bought for. You tli it
arc building ju-t come an I ioe my st k mid
Jiii and 1 know th.it you will not leave
without buviii;'.
ZjuI iüu.'Li;
r V. 4) 4 -ww -'ww , , J
) t 7't.i rolnj-It teull the
.-y7,. Arlstiiilod An
tjf'-lll d7?.h'-rs.;f t. d iy
' r hy Wiiohnale
orl.ttail. 1 will ll Sih. d llok s br tlx-iloiijii.-t
.1 1 he iji a tin vein bo biu;ht lu
Cincinnati (uid from I In j nbli -h r.J
('instantly on ban!, a Litre lot of Wraj.j in
l'ai r, Li II r I''sTiiil Imvt h-jf, all Lind
of totalities. I u fact a yt-ut ral ;n-u tun lit .f
Wall ami Win .hoi l'ajtr.Od (it t.'ins, (.ds
and T.i L, ,'.., c., so 1 In .151 th it it will
In ik y 1 m;dt to I. ar Co:
jNow It you th:uk I 11 m e4-,iii. ju,(i p,,!,,,
1 try nn-, nn 1 if I don't sill vo-a ;-ods il
is always full and comj-lete. Loth Sittlo
and Pon ble, Yankee and IIo ier IIarne..
can be h oi nt al! tim-s by calling on u.
You will liud .1 pa ater variety itiouf estab
Ii. him nt th an anywhere rl-e in town.nfnl wo
eai. imMc that till of nur work Is made uj in
the v cry be.-r o.iiibIe manner by cxji riencid
woikliun.
BRIDGE,
of ev cry 1 rij lion, alwayt on hind fnui
the fitn-st Ki.lin;; Ilridle, low 11 to Ihe nvt
eoiiiTii-tn Llind lliid'.c, und all of tin an tvt ri
ci s that cannot fail t suit unhast is. Vis
hive
TrunliM Ä: Carprl IJ.'if;,
IIrse Carli Pti-1 IJnndies, Curry -t'ombt,
Hoive und Sa lüle Llankits, Hames m-.
Tiaee ( h tins, Single an-I P nil.le llreal
chain, and n prc.it many art'eh toi tilio 1
I 11 nti-ui
U11II.1I0 ltobet IltiJf.ilo Over Shoe
can b ha-1 at nil times bv calling njxtti in.
UONT FÖ1IGKT
That v c f.av hi CASH the 1 rv hh-h. ih
for all kind ' of IF'.b t nn 1 SW Ft It, airl
tli it v. k 1 1 eoii-t will. m b uil, b itli t r
wind s.ile and Htail, U-th Sde Olid t'j'J" T
L Uli r of the 1 rv It-t tr.vnttl.icture.
We rrj' clfully invite our fi How 1 ili- i
to ii e 10 a c II b fore buy in; t Lew lute an-l
we will t ik-; r a; b aiii' bi ileiwiif yn
o-ar sto k , anl w ill lo mir lt Itl.iikt
it vour a-lv nt:t i;'t- to 1. roiu mr ru-tomi t.
. i'n. .i ni hi. 1 j.
oee. ai, . Iii'. ..ii -. i .
t.Kiim.r. 111 t.M.
(j oil niM..
HELMS &, DIGGS.
() fä?fWp) 0?)
un
will iK-beeau-e ion doii't wtnt tf t:i.
At the w ill know u l in d toi i.n ily k" I !v
Cr d h Frai
th ;:. ;d,.J;' W. ilMrdiCI'
iVTOTlCl. is htriby pirrn tint the nn
1 1 t-''ild has this day l tn aj;vinti-l
Adlniiti at..i i.f the i tale if John ' I .
roll, Lite if h'.iudoh It otlMi , J..i 111 t, d ' ,
luniiLif Im rrt A Dritter In
rucA iti 1:1: iV 11 iirs.
UJ W h iv on h md, mi 1 nn- I 1 1 yr
in inul.o tiirin nil and rry kind
of Fi -riiturc und (.'h.-tirj, vh'uh we are uro
will j.Ii i-c all wh will laVor Us llith a Call.
in our ilii !oy, w ho w Id ja ik- I otl.a.T hut
the viVy ln.t jit id rn i.b to. till vfk.
( i:tr to k i Inrpe, noi-i .tii I rt f
ltM W 001I. .Titlioiiiif, Itiack
Witliitil, Iici r . .Iiile. Ac.
We kuji nl- 11 iir mid link .Matre',
XiOOlLtllf; O 1 OMa
A lif-e aoTtioail of I'o-e und AI -ib'0' 11 T
liaiuid Lo..kinlj' !..- will Ik ld iheap.
.N. IL It 1 ad v tiM-'.e Co'hn-, of alt rite,
kt j.t ii.nt tntlv on It it. 1.
u.rdjVL
AditiinisfralorN Sxlc.
VTOTICLls lurtby - ii. tt that I dl rill
1.1 Al J itbl'o auction, 0:1 Krid iy , Co V.' I
lay of Janu in , A. P. F, t th late rr-si
ibiici? .f John P.' k.Ki, lie., in Way no
tuwiihlji, all tlie r-ou d j r j 1 ty of k .1 I
difid- l l (not Ivkiribythr wi h j mi ist
ito in j.ait if ll-r-i ("itlti-, II -s, Shet J,
Olfen, II iv, IIt;ho!l Fur'.itt.te, A. A
r-!it ot lonr ni iit!ii v. i'ii U-riics i-n nil
sumi .f t.i-rc thin thrte i! -l!ar.', the j-tj1
h it j. h '11 I.i note w ith it; j r ii id mi ttri.
t v, w av in ; v .duation and aj';a.ilt tnil.t la s.
Tliree hdlair an I und r c ' -!i in hand.,
!c. M. It'OI'.LUT .MFhTinVVlmr.
IS hrrtby ; L 11 t!nt the e.n ! r-1-.iud hat
b en a jsieel .lm:ui-tffi.r v( thr t.
tat .f ..n-y Mi je, lite .f K .!djh CiUu.
tv , Lid , d t . n I . Slid t ti(-i .-
to U- .Ulli. W'M F III'.-'IO.N,
'Li il. '.' " A I;u 10 ti.iV'l