The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, March 31, 1882, Image 3

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iiijjtcri lia>tin.
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of the j; * tl. .t a \ • ’Hoa for tl*
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poso thi' ! ;• of i/JO ; :i!... ij u -
rtgOCil tfroat W»s**?! , iuJ'>
pscdcut of
x?i.se nr? f. y La : .. u tvi*y it Bucalu
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A Herat: 2 MW f <*t !'.np. will 129t' i
ncums w ul i ”iv»> fivo u!;!i!t s to iho
foot, or tofuoh aauj u hohjs of >vor
tiro inchi'i.
We are »>om tor«'*o m» y of <mr
Mute ex •» belaboring Gov.
Lowry oa hum’.in! t p.*"iuto-at.
Aa fir a.* iyj Li w t'j ■; irj 1 good
i;r.d trnu lucu, and r.uiln tln-ra ium
bnva U*i ul j- *:i-r 8 t*» the |:h
ei.t iticuial* :t <, yt other thing*
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being*! ti; ought u •& to Lave
been exyuiu* :, rut t'l.x G ir.jnor
would igu>re i... Lie id* and r* 11; i »
in offico Si.. wli'.) jr.d Liia.
V,o li’:c to >»‘0 i; u:m lai'.'.f il to h;i
llicnd wht a in i; ^ eti ;» l-.mid theta ,
it i/ivoiv. m - * i’ae*‘ i*f
cij-le, or detiinin' to i x«*; 'bileg »o i.
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iJbe bod d t b d-li.I; the*
aboopj:»*(d I: , *Y. \ {’. * l: 'jtj of
adding aUo'h“. <\ri . to hii i’.iea
gtb in tie ia xv e !>*• t.
W©*.xv 1.1 * i \ b n doao light.
We h*v ii.u * Si u“ t i.ri, in tiio into
coDvoiitii n. \V- r©n -t Iimo f *r Lif
iucn!ir.i* . \ ;*t. v.t-i hi* Iri« u*in
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’I ii) utiun tl cry Ur i .unii’;; the
L ■ i 1 .ine i i i.\'in 1 *.*ti is n<>v»
:u ml in the !.i I. Upon sou:*! j n*-;
ti\t or ctl er a e!a ior i s raise 1 fur ,
\: i.Vn . <• ion of the I. p;is!i»uu—•
i tho ; .
hur suTcti i tl.^n to call u cot Mi-'
iutioml t.nwntVn, us; lo rc*Uit>
In. It n fjlali*, «ml uow to i i.i the
,<voifl .v I safurcre. We mo ho oc
v-a ion f. r laia b sly coming toother
I
rra’iry when in rci <i« i:, in tho up
f 615,1 Tl o o n r
al i: v ..it in Ci lug n lily to tho
relief of tho SK.Torrrn, tho water i*
l an 1 Is l .'O tl o le 'ii- Iaturo
eouhl till its !f of tlo jpia which
wouM be sure to ever <■: co on each an
occa Un, mil j i’ •» an appropriation,
there would Is* ho ncul for it.
Tb© U. S. S v.t.te ComtoUlco on j
Iujj uivcr.i ut .‘Hi M:si I; pi bnvo
n ;r.'. .1 to report •; bit* prspri.iti::**
Uti . lion f (1 lb: t > bo ex; ci iled
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\ I War iu uco ;t’ .tics with t!» * { tom ,
of h) 31: iuijpi 1'iviT Improve-1
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1 hr.I.v ilM-uver*. 1 that :.u eppr. pri
..ti; i: for such r. \ aq o.:o U iu viola-!
tii'Ji cT t: 13 causlihui m, un l rare,
’ th ir buiuU ia holy horror a*. the
ti • , i • ul lh<
'.4 c rre: iLuau to o tiino uml ittfuia
\ Ki 1 t. v \\ r**priaiion for railiwuU
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'e; ) it;: !o uli'y of tim ipie.tiou iV
i • r ! i i. • w o!. hi < T 'I i;;0U »c
DM; -oil too is l» r ooivo tho beau:*.!
. of au Bpp-OM.'i .t 'a.
Iu rp'-'.’ui; ; o: tho *\App rti *u
IVii, " Dr. Iluul-r (*f the M ui
t r, tlf;. •; ut'. artiolu as fo’ljv.'fl:
'•Ar. .1 if ii-ere I • ft .y v no w'sb
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ty tf ti i<; e avy <ouM j .••ib'y he
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p r;'. ’' t 1 :ii” v • trrtiU R»t; p*.
; \ -".r .V.vi’: '• T., bit the bill !;'f«
: ; '• til tut o!
: e way or tho
utl’i •, v tl.’ii.h b . a p. ..'V tor erv
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it u;,V.\ -.r. :• i:g of b'iu
. t which 1
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lb< distiid, which* wo twuonUud,
. . 1 Wo glsry
in Lis : bid wo fear tin; r .ia<
. : v > :.i ede rod” him
out of .0 u;.*l:ict,v.:!l Mgcrytu>rdci”
111 0 . Bill
is .da only ho;**’, for Lc vou’d not. ill
«;uc hurdle cy'uiou, alaml tiio ghoat
of a ; liar in ill's district.
A *;-ccV» to the T.moa-Dcmocral
i Uu oilmen, M;e\, of the ilSUi
fits'., r y: Tuo Sheriff's office) of
this vOu.:‘\ \.iin lurk :i in!o by eonit<
indict j. •?*». n is *1 night and on*
.. tie <ltuan,;‘s «Joso tho paprih
an 1 Lovtkn. Tho cfSco in ou the
; round t! or ur tho Court IIouho.—
Ida v a : mil at a window, br: Lc o; -
ioiiCil the drawers with u hdoi.ct,
•l ey then bulit a lire ia tho fuev
' jAu • and put tho following articleh
. - i:, v.h h t tro entirely destroy
ed: r*!vl!*ge tux b*> ik, all j.iivaV
in, executions and all the war
i..ili !! ii b; tho I oat grand jury,
rhey id.so tore e:c\orul locvca irotn
•bo tax book. Thv.ru ia no due to
tl.epbrpotr&toru.
Tbo G< neral Gunforonco of the'
Mi1 hoil.nl Epii-Tonii! Church S »n*li
will moot nt Nashville in May. j
' v r\ tv:it ui 'r>:will be elected.<
We tri e tho ConfcttRCO will avail
i thi i fact to i:ml:o hone loag need- ;
. ! change«in tl o eclifliiUical osgapi-1
zttiin. Tho whole aybbvn of I’rosi- I
d i eg iildcrn should bo abolished r.s
i c ">tJy as d u3 -1o :j expense—and in .
:itu 1L1 r<More a I’iahop elected f »r
each State. Tho itinerant nystoin i
will a'wnya, in tonio measure, bo |
r.ilhi rird t ■, and is iudHspunsiblo, but ,
tinr_* should bar. term of vo«ra fiari
wi.h c* caption il e-sse*, in tho ducip* j
litu*, wi id bhould not depend rpor::
e Ji s;v:i:n < I hard lion led Ibak
«»; s Another saoh whadi ns our '1
aiiMsit 0 s/orenco juiMi-sli m re
• j
ceivud 1 itoty will eotfap.o tho uu-!
i Lice. We nmoppiaod ti tho om* |
ujau i ’.v. r, co.slo.its isally orpolili- , i
sally.- S u Laru ltuYeilic. i;
«-»yM .» . ./.'Kf. Hi, HI I I
Jloiii out Aguill* 1
TIi* re ; ro a tiu’nb.i* of pnpnrs in j
. nik ana, which cnil them par t‘\* j
vil. '.c.* !;!•:<« I, ujuI which are con- j
tonally rtogi g Iho chat * on thla
ft’ci'J b luicin 'M. Dit when wo |
vtn 5 1(1 u*tn' :: ?, v.*o <*snno!, for the
i of t;.«, iP: < .v*: v;h»>ri in they eU
,m ;v iilvrel cr j*r(»gre nivo liati t he
rod vi ne. \Vo k\\ nlmtil that slavery
. ; dead, Ibid the vn r taodiiicd oiu
i*-!-.t; to th" r, nsrai g *v»;ru 'i-*ut |
. i iiian« u j*. c", und that vo havo
i j tviiipt a m vivi u 1: nudur il.o
rcivnutnietiou acts. Tho no-calloii
Libia's can d > no iu'-i *. Mr. laiiis,
although lie r.vs tho »amo utiuging
epithet, teem* to occupy tho name
ground, an ! wo uavo never hoard u
i.inglc prop 'f-itioii wi»icli places those
goi.tkmoa iu a oioro advauco posi
tion than that occupied by tho great
body cf the party.
'i. iio MorehoU'J.: Clarion Inn court)
• >ith a mr..i osto, which, an it
•leelmw, embodies tho distinctive
giiuupU : of this prow! dug faction.
LT.cy arc luuotl in U'limuiV.riition,
s ti'HH li: r\ uu I dovoliou to
tbo inter:bts of the people.
]hu ii.i< m ml • i ennunei'ili «u of
d; .ti:.c. priueiyh •; it i, simply arm*
gjui.iii i f pocuti'ir ii :d ruyerior vir
tue. All parties claim thurra propo
sition as ilidr platform, and i:t f.tcl,
they uro uothiu rr. >-o titan i;!I*.!cr
it.-• ip-ner iliti N»body believe i
dial tho p.itriola who c'uwoniusl}
slout t!u.<3 banner er ica when they
u:c out, would < x reive* moic :«eli de
ni:.! if tie y fh u'd lup; • t; !o got in,
tu.<n li; re are now iu tho holon,
Ti c only real ruction that
CMi t banv* ;.i t! .i» nutter, relating
11 n c:u-'ir>e.l principle, about which
there ii any duputc, id as l> tbo
f rco of tbo * a ;y obligation. The
->-C i!l. ! H)n*b nit hi li.*vt* that the
Democratic ; arty ii te.-co-aa;\ to tin
p'.i r.tl Vii’i ;U l.i V. bird oiihl't H'. :
‘ > iact and i •: lit iblo adi.dandr&lion
iu tho l cuus'.tueb l Staten. It i.
;l '.mtr thr.J, ks the lines nro now
drawn, fm-jo c l»«> it i thil l party
iivery c’tbar '• ) c! • " let 'COU
democratic uud ropu • AH op*
*t« in van ■•-iio c-irro directly to
the ndviat ’./*• T tb * II pu' lieaus.
Virginia, and I
cv*. v S at*', wham tire Indopt-J louts
i r.v !;r.di l i:t i;i fUCC*. •«. Mahout V
aal ; . •'
*• > ,t’ ;u im:r..N, u-* tint of (Jim
.tac !>’.'• r. 0.i what ration)!
■/•cum! eiu iiny luau cl ri;»«, that tin:
■•III* !• tiblif.au i arty v.-l
^[\x r • y u.A to tbo
li llOt 11 't •'.It « t'iv A 1* tfi
. tin y-d IV of ivt p. »aor, and it ha*
! : - brv * .-•• •••••••• h sder i.r;», and the
e. method *.
1 ryt, { :u; R) uo ll uL'l UO to lu(
•;’* :! • ern: : lej'i'ioSd CO pC
.1 cj ii th< P»»utli. A <«.n
« b , lb Daniccratio p.tt
1 is . ’:v.y to tlio South, si
■ - <*u i by tin
c\of RepnUuv.n mi rule. Who:
.!. Ii':*.- "red. r>, c-vry iru?Scn:L
• r i !<s to . :'i!i i l y til© party ot
t’. • Cjri'jtitu'i n, Kcunuit io tho on
!v ’ t.lv : 1:1c 1* tho Op»>rc•cion"
h it w • \i iv- nutV.rcd it; llio pod —
fl:o inf.tmify of he p -‘•Lion held by
H>ral!ed Liberal is thwt, although
eli- c ST. rt* are hII tending to tho rr
lux i. of party diMUpibio, tLey art
u'w.*jt i»rc*r*nt ut every party con
v.T.tii-n, claiming rtipreuincy in its
comcil *. This may be liberally, but
it in nut logic or justice. l*.«rty i*
:uc saury in every rcprcBOulotivc
p;vt ruir.ent, Kiel loyalty to party it
n<-.'«;'a:y to ila cob- nivcuetis ami its
surcem. Without tliir recognition ol
tbitf j :ir.c:p!c no party is worth
a buubic. 11 thn Republican
party promises moro for tho country
then it in proper to joiu tho Repub
licans; but if, as every thoughtful
man bkb, tl o triumph of the Repub
licans it cans the destruction of every
int sen*, a r ow se.ison wf turmoil and
strife, tho miu of all conthionce, then
ovt .y muti’a political duty is pluin.
it is to rally around tho Democratic
standard.—Capitolion Advocate.
An ActIo ou'borize tbo Boards of
Snpcn tviH «1 -Li* State, in tbo va
rious conation thereof, to have their
proceedings published, aiul for other
purposes.
Slction 1. Be it cncctcd by the
Fj'VJhI tture orthe StV.o of Mi-nias
ippi, That it chad bo lawful for the
hoard* of . np-rvigors of the various
counties of this Stale, and they are
hereby authorized to have their pro
ceeding* puh!i-»’rj<l in some newspa
per published in their respoetive
e Tito said publications to
bo paid for out of ary inonors in tho
county treasury of such board order
ing piihlicaiion, not otherwise appro
priated, upon tho warrants of said
>.vvd.-; provided, that tho a nonats
[> iid for each publication shall not
jxcw d tho nvo.i fixed by law for the
mblio ktit u of lug.il notices; provided ,
hat 'nothing contained iu this act
hull by eo COUwliUOd oz to require
tbo board ot hUprt vi*or ♦ to bavo
proceeding* publish I, bill tlu said
boards tuny, in their discretion, have
their proceedings published whonov*
or they may dot in ik« hiwiic nocessury.
Mf.o 2. lie it further enacted, Tha*
>.hid net lake cfleet and bo in Lice
from ond after iis passage.
Apprised, Febuury l.r>, 18S2.
L ot A CftiMltilnte
G n. Chalmerifts not by any means
pious'd w.th tbo Legislature. Head
his letter to J. W. Youngblood, of
tl;o Vicksburg Commercial:
Wisut-NUTON, March 21.
J. W. Youngblood.—Dour Sir:—
An soon as I kuk tbo lato congrci*
| sioual apportionment of MiaaLaippi.l
1 wrote to you to announce in the
Commercial that I would cot bo a
candidate hr Ccngrcsn frr.m tbo in w
1th dUtiict. Your letter saying
' you hail will held the RUuouacoiuout
and urging mo t» rcconaidor my
resolution Ins been received. I have
received loiters from other frh mb',
who like you, seem to think my cer
vices to tbo people of my eld dis
j:riel would malic mo to bo elected
on pusonal grcnnd.i, lint withstand*
ii.g ih.uo live 20.090 color».d, uud
only 8,009 whito voters iu tin; dia
»ric-, and notwithstanding tbo Let
that King beat Lowry 1(100 in the
counties now composing thin dis
trict. I ».ui obliged to you und oth
er friends for tliii kiud oi iuioo, but
:uy deb rn.iuatiim not to run re
mains unaltered. Tho appottiou
I menl « f tho Ktato in ridiculously
' grot.:,<]’io and iu violation of the
' pi .iu Jotter of tho law of Cougresr.
It wool! have biou a vory ca y mat
tor to lmv«* U'HiIo koven deinncr<d»c
•lielricts in tho utate, tented by the
voteo of King Mid Lowry, and id
the h line timo to have olurived t!.'
law in mskitig lliem of coiitignor.j
. t. rritory and as nearly as practice,
hie, cipiil in population; hut this
v.ai not aibmp'.od. This U eith r a
erd lio vouftM.im that tho L gism
ture did not b.liovo tho Lowry and
King vote to bo noun ;t and fair, or
it :• an i-vuLuco that tiny dedred to
m..ho oiio republic m di»lii.:l for
tuiiio other purple. So member o'
Ccugre.-s hel any right to r\ . d *
district to bo undo for him; but each
h id a right to ciipict fair play and
uu ecptal ehiiuco t» comp' to. before
tho people. l» it th • !.• ! i‘ :i
,t,\o cnorrvotui democrat;.• uujori
ti- a iu hunio of the diatrie'u and left
n:e in a dietl’.’ct which King carried
by ItiOJ majority. Whether this
Wij done *o punidi mo for having
dated to differ with the disdugui .h
. d g<nllcinan, w .eru tLoy unani
mously re-elect id to theU, fl. Sen
1 aio cr not I leave, as they did, to
conjecture.
If the Ul.do i-ad been legally sub
divided and party m cr- .’ty l a 1 de
mand- 1 tli *t I chi nid bo kgij’atcd
out «>f r.cy chuLco fur -elect ion, 1
w >u:d nut only luvu cheerfully »e
quie;'cod but iupported the mcr.jnro.
lint I bog leave to ho cscnc:. 1 f.om
Uiiiug any para m d o r political it.tla
cure I may have, to support an act
which violates both ju-.ticc and law;
, which places four thousand more
popuhtiuu ia time districts than in
four; which cou3oli KL's ho ivy dem
ocratic m.'j 'lilies in two districts,
and unneociw*ri!y gives away ono to
tho ci.ouiy. Tho samo Legislature
iofiitscti to allow IIio people even a
chance to say at the polls whether
their judges »h-u'd bo elected or ap
pointed, and vetoed down au auiond
, moot to a corporation bill, which in
exact terms announced the demon: ut
ic platfirm us to legislative control
over corporations within constitu
tional limit. Tho Kiltie legislature
went through tho farce of instruct
ing itr, senators to volo againbt Cow
den'o outlet systeai, for tho Mis^us
, ippi river, while it ununitnomdy se
lected a srnator who hud refused to
I obey the instructions of a previous
legislature. A*» I said to a Northern
' democrat when bo assailed the
! South: “If this is democracy I am
; uot » democrat," aud I do not pro
l poeo to«xerciso any persuual or po
l li'.icai influence I m:»y have to sub
(tain Luch legislation. If, ns I bt
• liove, u desire to punish mo has
: brought political disinter on any of
' my friends. I can only regret it ou
j thoir account. Tho gallant domoc
: racy of tho old sixth district made a
. heroic fight for uum, and when tho
i day of ndislicting came they had a
I right lo expect some relief Iroia luo:r
; burden. But their bnrdcno havo in
! created in the house of their friend*,
j In bidding adieu to theso w ho stood J
i by iaa ho faithfully aud fearlessly in j
the past, v.ords cuaaot express iny ,
debt of gratituda.
Youm, respect fullv,
Jam It, CiuuiKiis.
[Tho Representatives from Ibis I
county, Masers. D:dda & Gujnes vo
tod against. thoCoDgressioaf.1 Appor* i
B.1! J
June* Of N't'Yirlu AikI TIlo
IH’t'Rra.
Jcnos/nprcrh foil liko a bomb •
Bboll iu tho »*;«• • u cutpp; lur
there nn.i r. » aunv/tr to it. It n ••rr
<>{ tho zovaugoa «»f tint'', that tin l*-**;
cilio count reuatorH who Ini 0:100
hclpnl t<» fasten tho four' enth and
iiltrcni.ii amcmhuoulti on tho proa*
Irate South axo m-w appealing to tint
tvetiou to c'jioo to tbuir aid, and
protect them (run their own iaaaa*
ity. Tiruo at U.l make* ail tiling ■
oron. A Republic tu ftooutor, in the
year 18b-, hai riaoa iu hi;i coat am!
boldly atmouced that nrgroo» ought
never to huvo b‘,',u ul lowed to vote;
that their proreucj id a cm jo at the
South; that Iho white nnu’n govern*
meut ij tho only one lit for a repub
lic; that reooni»trueti>u \va 1 a blun
der and a crime. And not a man in
that Sonata on tho Republican aide
dared challenge thia bold and oUrt
ling declaration, liven Iloar tnt
mum and dumfouuded. If Jjuoh
Luxs not iiouaditl llo alarum that
xinga like a tiro bell in tho night, I
eliould like to Um-w its meaning.
Yi’hul will couio of it wo aeon shall
know. But it nesdu tio sago to the
from Iho dead to prupitny that
t.ithcr tho I’ .cilic Slope jh drilling
iut > Democracy, cr tho Republican
party iu ab'jul l<» "ehn-R Niugvra.”
Goorge, of Mi .jissippi, an \ J m .J, 0 f
Nevada, have cluspod lur. U over
the black chasm. - I. R. R, in Agitata
Chioniclo.
- — •
Crystal SprlnsjA I fern*.
Local happening* ure scarce and
tho itemiz r finds hat li'.llo ty re
cord.
A counter petition against grant
ing rot Ail licm.wj in in circulation and
in r*. rcivit g nnrrur iua ngna’ufi r;
M* rdmntfl ::ro laying in Spring
stock.4, a lively tr ;do being in proa*
i pect.
Straw 1 errien mdl for eight dollars
a caso in Yrckebarg. Higher juices
aro rculir.'. d by ih >so who Blip to
Laie*^ r .ii.u »>.. L /.*.-•
Mur hal Jordan, with his street
brigade is ).a.d .»t w 2Is repair
ing r.n 1 improving tho fired*
and hidc wall.J.
(b.tito a r.nmb r of charming
young ladies from r.< ighboring
1 tovtim arc xir-iting fricmlfl iu Crystal
S,S cU'Jo*- and daicing par
ar ■' ' . •• plant; *o a»y
itio b • cj lui'.. 1 . i.
Hovorrd cir load* of fruit box mu*
• terbdbuv* l eoa receive l nad arc
'being rapidly rnaar.fac’ttrod into
boxt»; tho fruit growers heiug eatih
tied that no killing frost is u lurid, are
uuki; •; ;uliv»* prepamti u ■ f r -hip
ping tho crop.
[ Mr. L J. lliynr « has Bold his fu
moui r. peered Jorzoy c *a* to
Jud go T. Ik (’. por, of Jucks*n, hr
a round ja ie . They nro por feet
beauties a«id of pure j> digref. The
JuJ ,e it: f .Hum* e i:r being tho pou
«c:ia ir of two such Ih.o cow*, and
prizes them highly.
i Our popular r.nd efficient dapo'
agent, Mr. K. it Mc.SI h .a been
miusnlJy b;:*y for the last ten drive;
tho receipt* far iuxvaul freight being
Hrger during this timo then far any
oiler t^u day- foryciro. Corn, flour,
meat, meal and fer tilizers constitute
the bulk of ILa receipt*).
Tuc native strawberry is no-.v on
thd rampago, ami we will soon have
■ a lovivul of tho 1 -r.g ilorm mt church
or society benefit with seven turrits
on h china saucer, us the bait to
hook tho m may out of t'uu pockets
of tho LaU-hivdoli yor.ng men, who
do the amiable « u these occasions.
The prolonged sunn 1 of what wan
' at first thought to bo u steamboat
whittle, at two o’clock last Monday
morning, awoke from slmnbor nearly
1 ferny one in town mid vicinity.
M*tuy were alarmed, not knowing
what it mount. Soma thought Gu
; bricl’s horn was blowing, and kuow
| iug how little preparutiou th'*y ha 1
made to respond to tho last call, were
ovcrwbolmnod willi dismay. Others
thought tho ovcrllow Imd touched
Crj Htul Springs and that steamboatK
1 wero plunging through tlio woods
I eloeo to town. Numbers of colored
men and women Hooked to the
ntrects excited and alarmod. The
deep bue.3 trumpeting continued for
more linn two hours and wr.s at
last found to proceed from a con
nit action train engiuo on tho side
tuck which hud n lu.oniod vu.vo in
its lumbar region: the rnginocr not
being pm.imt to proscribe tbo prop
er mm dy, the fcrgiue ir.ado known
its complaint in its elrpluntina way,
anti! exhausted.
Another story ia that llio engine
ki.s in its time killed quite a cumber
of persons and in conseqnoueo is i
“cracky.’' Ono of its peculiarities'
is to givo vent to its feoling.i of ten- ■
otu at unexpected limes and pl*eos j
trod liotbirg can stop its noiso bnt a ;
g« *od lively run of twenty o: thirty}
redes.
Dntlli ol linv. J>*** i/J.J ‘- l 1 |
William I! M. I.uUiel I, D. 1>,
•licil a* i!mr ;.t, Mi luul.U’
:hr<o o'clock Thursday lu^in::.;'
Merch l'i.
L'r. IdufiuM’ii bcsllli g»vo way
about two yo it i ago. Hi '• ‘d f •*- w »
. I*.t 1 )Urtly *fl elf ! lit. t, £13*1 ho b".
(Miuu tof.ily l/iii 1 a un«» liiUJ baf n
his doalh. For mow 1 ■
pilot he b ul aouio alTeotiou of 1*
brain,attended n hi wOl w ni .
nu-\ general impairment of rncn'M
action. Tii*.ro were duiir g Ibis tier* •
intervals iu which ho recognized his !
friends, and in which there wen*
manifestations of bin usual cloarntsa
1 of thought and perception. Usually,
! iiB wo havo been infermod, ho was, j
| exceedingly di votiojul, always *puet j
1 uud easily directed, ntul on religion* !
I subjects less dilordcrod then upon
| any other. At this v/ritlcg wo have
: no particulars of hi.i last hoifts. I’
I is probable, however, that his *'»1
' was with./Ut o**ucious pain, r.ud tha*
ho peacefully fell cr.lccp iu Jo
I The burning of hi* houso, 3 all or!
linio ug<\ and Iho removal of Miuso'.f
and family to another roMiJonc , t-ay
• havo hasteiifcd hi i o.*»; br- of tin
wo a;o not omv, as niter the h o he
i did not seem to be coco.oils of l -o
change.
Dr. Liufiiolil wub admitted outn-'d
in tho trawling connection, by too
Alalaiaa Coafercn *e, January, l‘ol.
iu December, lS’iil, l.o wo.i IrunJ i*
red to the L ni-utu Cjufotc'ire.nnd
»!*th>noJ nt lJuton IDgii*. Hi wa*
transferred to tho Mi lain uppt Con. »* j
i lcj iu D. c:u.b:n*, DM. \W* ar<* j
not iu poMoasioa cf the ic«pt>i'.e
Jala ta givo tho d .tailj of Li* life
Thia will dou • by timao of his
breibcai in die G’jufer i:;: tj wh;
bu bcioiigtnl. i
He hiled import ant j..,:n*r:;ei.U
iu the three Conftrci •* • o: which he
bad beta a member. !!a t;.vj r. min
ul intuit liVuij Viu* :.n l a p» •• h i’i
of rotoarkublo g ttv. II' b id an e'.o
uuont tempore tout, a ur.v Iona v..
cubulaiy and comnun l of J.i ; og ,
a opiigutly imaghiutien, nud con*. :*
i ruble power# of hinvyflH. Ko ha i
:uueh p .i! '-i phic ittugh*, a fi'cib
iiij'.I original way of p.n mg lo.rr. ,
1 aud ft incut o vruo it, t ad at r.i.d •ym*
! paiLt tic spirit. Ilia; orpav.’im • L.
i ihc pulpit we.o b:boii-".;i and i
* Many of *i.-t ih'IUwwJ c*» •
wulteu out in fid!, ft ;d in nd cam*
, copious .v»tor we;# art.to*. At u
’ tite mid ile period of h:.t tui.ii* ter. .1
life wc believe h'r often nni i. * a- ; •
• ruomi. Uo had ti.j j i.y ital cud w
■ .
ruCiitti of uaor.;l>r, alu.i .... *.!, ;
aud strong in frame and innuh*, aid
iv voiea rich iu every ton*, ar.d of
' great c.mipart. Th .to v/.t.: run io in
J that voice, mid I*, w.ia c i; eble o. cx
, pretcitig every siiuuo of feJ; g ai \
dt tight, and f '.hail:* g tu .u . .a .* j.
i>r. Liu tie id was a diiiigtnt io. 11
and Mtudrn*, ..ti l juawhly by over*
much study Lid tLo {buml.:ion • !
diuc.iso ami pre:na'i;:u ile.du. lie
trlier yearn in tbo lahuntry tv.-.v
1 woudorfully cfTjchvo i; ccn or. o:h
! atul in oomo oiuglo yruu, iu lm*
A'abama C ;tfi rot co, tli :y wera aum*
bond by tbo hundreds. lii; latter
ministry waa Iran u.:'.cd iu thh io
Hpcct, but na un elo.jaont gospel
p eucbor, and .t favorite v\i;h the
pfopfe, bo h id fe t <i|: da no to tbo
j lime bii hovlth give w;y. ID la 1
b'en a tuomber of aovoral (Jenoral
Cultferocoe!', nnd wai love l un l
honored by bit brethern. Tbc title
1 of D. oter of Diviuiiy waa conferred
upon bim by tbo r dveraity o! Mm*
iasippi.
,\HA tv.au 1*0 TTivS Williont gum*,
' child-liko i.i l»i‘i dispo-iiioa aui
spirit, porfcctly transparent, aad ut
letly incapable of iudircctue .i, s**?: •
, li.jljf.eu, or any shade or hint of du
plicity. With n raroly-oa.l two l
j miud, ho had a larg* mid good In irt.
His f.icrid.i iu Akbnma, Louisiana
• and MLbhsippi aro legion, and
among Ihoao who c.’ijy 1 bb ui.ia
: try them were probably hundreds
| brought to Christ through Lis
efforts. O.ir church at Baton Rcguc
enlarged, reconst.nvted end benuti
: lied duriug his pas.ora'.o tbv.ro, ia
1 one of many abiding mmiamcuh of
' his useful uud devote l miaisin’.
I
W. E. II. LiuficlJ has It ft upon
\ the tielJu of his labor tho hnprosi of
hit; cplccdid gifte, and of his nntur
nbbed and godiy chancier. lie mm
in yenrfi, scarcely beyond hh prime
at tho time of his dv»tu. lib ng**,
wc suppose, wag about lifty-fivo
perhaps loss than this. It won’d
hoi m to um that many yonre of nclivc
HHofulneoa should still huvo romuiu*
cd to him. But God giveth uo sc
count of his matters. Tho M:i*-.t r
does not now explain to his anrvantv..
Wo r hull know hereafter.—Ckrislain
Advocate.
Tiro Paper* fur Almost the Price of j
One!—The Sioxal ntul the New Orle
ans Timca-Domocrnt, both, will be;
furnished for one year to Huh.-cribcr*
for the mall sum of Ctt.,
Bend in your older* while the oiler i
good. *
Livery Stable
TvZ. PjOUMK
Iln.-Joliai a*, Miiw.
Will soil, I ratio or hire, tin*
finest horses and unties
tin* country a Mortis.
Any one wanting
n lino horse,
or mult*,
cmi gat a b t:*
gaiu by calling. 1
will soli to you
at your own price. Also
keen the laics! styles of Hug
gins, Hacks, < 'umages, ami
opring wagons, of all kirn’s
ami descriptions.
DON'T WAIT!
Hut cone* right along.
BUGGIES,
Hacks, Piiastons,
A:>7 om wanting
HACKS- BUGGIEs,
on mmfe
Woull.lo well to call ami cx.irjiiio
tho Jar"-1 el •:!: w<; k.w <>:. katnl,
ami -.. ill Lu 5 i in the
tael: lot (.! J >hn.~ u A
Mod, or M-ek’a o! 1
r.tasd. Wo c m s .!l you
LCG'JHH an! HACK.*5
from !0 to 15 per cer.t. cheaper
i thin youc.ni «.\L -!.crj from atty om>
Also 11 Alt NESS forcate.
I
i JOHNSON A MEEK,
| IlftslulriKi Fob. Hi 132—3 ui.
!
PENN.
Sli!l in (hccyrn-r Brick Shop, iu tlio
Undertaker's] Business.
Yon cvj get any aal all kis-la of
BURIAL C ASKiiUS, suite i iu prico
quality to nil clacsci. C.dl cn
mo.
U. PENN.
CITY BARBER
Y.. [0M33
Hazlchurst, Miss.
rc?»V!ia\ hi" Hair Cutting
i ami jS'hampooniudone as
cheap as anyone* can do it
: Satisfaction Guaranteed
J. .1. Wall. J. J. WVoJ.
i Jlnzlehiirtt - ith»lnlppl.
Manuf icturcrs 11 Bcggiii*, Wag
' oiis mid Plows. I:; the cornor Ihick
'Shop. Terms to aait tho timer?. Or
ders solicited. All work gnnrr.ntocd.
L. M. B owruan.
Un :lfhurdt Mint,
Gun anl Lock Smith and Re
pr.ir* r < l t.’hiks, Wattles ai.d hew
ing Much JV3. Milker, finger rings
uieuda r.!l kimla of jawolry.
BARNES A WILEIN30N
Cor.xtn Gi:.;:ro'.vx a::J Railroad
AVENUE.
Crvht ;1 3 prii gs, - - Misniesippi
* Have ahvaya on hnml u full stock ot
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD
WARE, SADDLERY, AND
GENERAL SUPPLIES,
which will ho so!A on the smallest poa
klblq margin of prollt for cash.
11ARNKS& WILKINSON
Tim Fioxal nml Tmior-Dtftaacrat
for $2 50 per unnuoi.

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