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AtUntaGa TUSSOUTOKSS PROBLEM. It is stated that the Louisiana and South Carolina problems will folJy cons dered in the cabinet meeting today and it is hinted that a solution of the matter will be reached by Tuesday. After all the whole matter is very tin. pie. Let Mr.

Hayes carry out bin pro- gramme of withdrawing the federal troops and a more peaceful transition from an anarchy to puce and good government has never been beheld. Neither Louisiana nor South Carolina are anxious for federal recognition. All they desire isiobe left alone all their anxiety is confined to the intent and expectation of in augurating good government in place of the misrule that has so long keld sway in these states. Under the present circumstances federal recognition would be humiliating and it the new president is not misled by partisanship he will see at once that non ence is the true policy. TUS LOUISIANA BValXESS.

Packard is a regular bulldozer. He refuses to give up to the inevitable. Stanley Matthews one of Hayes's law writes to Packard that it will be an exceedingly graceful thing for him to retire. This was an insult. Packard is a patriot.

and he refuses to retire at the mandate of a in law of the government. He is inex orable. He will not surrender. No richer heritege he remarks somewhat romantically could he leave to his chilkreu Ilian the fact that his blood has been shed in the interest of usurpation. This is all very amusing.

The poor creature will ask no better excuse than the withdrawal of the federal troops to retire from position which is by no means inviting even at the least THE following is the vote in the ninth district as far as has been ascertained Counties. 3 ek ts a 9' Carke. 3 6 394 Hlth. 44 r- 7 Owlaneit. 549 44 Foriyth 3is Banks.

5.J 73 61 I 4 Morgan 199 23 Oconeo 5 HLwrnrian. 6 Lumpklo 60 Seven upper counties Total. 8763 24. 8 1192. 74 Estimated.

Sells majority 3:5. Tux plan for a new election in South Carolina and Louisiana has been abandoned even by those who propos it. It ras a poor project at best. and was merely intended to give the corrupt returning boards of those states a new lease of life and a new opportunity to swindle the people out of their victory. Governor Hampton says he would re gard a proposition for a new election as an insult and such it undoubt.

edly uld be. The people have already chosen him as their governor and any attempt to have them repeat their verdict at the box would be an outrage. It is an exceedingly hopeful sign that the proposition has met with little sympathy from either side. IT is stated upon good authority that the federal troops will be withdrawn from Louisiana and South Carolina as soon as the senate adjourns. This will speedily settle the troubles in those states.

Chamberlainso far as is known will quietly submit but Packard seems determined to have a Title fun. Timex colored people who believe that Mr. Hayes proposes to settle the indi bteduess of the Freedman's bank may as well undeceive themselves. Contrary statements as well as the talk of forty acres and a mule are mere glittering generalities so to speak. THERE is surprise expressed in some quarters that Hayes didn't offer a cabinet position to Heney Ward Beecher in order that he might be near Bill Evans in case of trouble.

Tyssa alter due deliberation has concluded to accept the position of assistant postmaster general under Key. Hilary is a conclusive argument in times like these. IT would appear after all that Mr. Emory Speers youthlsl enthusiasm didn't bring about much of a reform in the ninth district. MATTHEWS has been nominated by the republican caucus of the Ohio legislature as senator in.

place of John Sherman the worm states- man. IN a telegram published elsewhere the Hon. B. EL Hill announces that he has decided to make no recommendations for office. IT seems right hard that Fred Douglass should be made the peer 01 Boss Shepherd in the District of Columbia.

But so it is. THE. most disgraceful thing ia our politics. this Cameron business in iPenasylvinia. Now that Tyner his accepted 8am ard needt nettish.

PACLLBD8 is for war. An Illustrated biatory of Atlanta JesanUjbonnd 1 sum in" preparation Aa secarattiketcit of Atlanta inS to growth. with summons ingraibigi of public edlflctt bastes Aoueresidence sad tnUrea at y1m wffl i A Ur4fSf PA Ml5 0 240 i 5l4i l' ifi- lvi ft Eli 6s an a I 1 MOUNTAIN MARAlIDtRS TRIAL Or SIX MEN CU4REIZD WUB. XlSITSSS UaDsR. The Testimony for CAmmlMloaer Back A Weak a the Pars of lb.

rnni nt Another ttM The morder of UeutenantMclntyre in moan tahu of Fan aln on tht 10th nltiao not yet pawed from tb public mind. The loverament baa not cea UI effort thrive tojuiticethepaitlea engaged Intatdutaidlr tee oi work. After tile flute of the Holt who were recently released and sent on their way rejolflng the marshals Mrs bad to seek another tolntion to the terj. Inparknaace of their search they tell open a neighborhood party of men whom they arrested and brought hither under the charge of conspiracy. Tag rimn lnc1aed in the warrant sworn out by one W.

L. uocdwln a deputy manbalare John Davenpart Eujth Johnson Rufus weaou. William Foster. ryree Sigdon. John Jones and Emeline Walker.

These persons lived In the Kttlemeni" at Frog Mountain where the fight occurred and were picked up as the nettles most probably concerned In the affray. They era arrested and brought down here some two we kj ego and have since bi awaiting their trial. The men are inoffensive looking mOUD- talneeraby meant having tile air or manners of persons who weald wilfully engage in a mauacre. They took their arresli cooly and relyU upon the dainty of their abii yto peeve themneives deer. hue shown no signs of tear or weal se.

Tag cilsanes. Tbe warrant uuder which tiete perU. a werj brourht before the commissioner contained three counts against the defendants as fol lows The first cout chvgei that on the 10th of February. lust the parties named. with other evil disposed persons did unlawfully end fete- Uionly conspire by various conversation and Intimidation to Injure in his person an officer of tiie United States.

in attemp leg to rxucnte a warrant agaiuilAyer Jones swim out on in 10th tost at the special request of one of the bathS. The second count a a charge of conspiracy on account at their offioeaainit one Gee. W. Ware a deputy cellectorof revenue under A. Clark.

ollector of the second district The charge was conspiracy against wd Mai The third count charges defendants with the killiiiK of Lieutenant ilclntyre while in the dlcharte of his duties. assisting the deputy marshals Tile TRIAL Or THI MEN was commenced upon the prelinloary tents ytsi day afternoon at a o'clock before Commissioner Buck. The United States were rep resented by Colonel Thomu assistant United States district attorney toe defense by General Gerirell Colonel A Jubn and looel W. T. lily.

A the out et arose a question as to the right of the parties 10 lever end become witueea one for another. The commlioner without hearing argument decided that the parties could do neither the one nor the other The woman. Mrs Walker. was discharged trot the accusation sad sworn as a wine. for the gov eminent.

All the witnesses were put under the rule. THE TESTIMONY. The government Introduced witnesses and the remainder of the' evenlnzwis taken up In heuing their testimony. Goodwin dep. thy marshal George Ware the deputy collector Corporal Caloway a sergeant who woe with Lieutenant Mcintyre when kiled nd Mrs.

Fmvltue Walker were examined and their testimony taken down at length. The examination was continued to 8:30 a. m. to-day. So far as the evidence taken yesterday wee concerned it was manifest that no connection wee male of thtse parties with the killing an i It is believed thE this la bur another Roll case.

The testimony with the decision of the commissioner will ap ear in to-morrows issue. Tilt PEOPLE AND POLITICIAN General Toombs is going to Wash. lngttn lily at an early date. Ben Hills telegra yesterday struck a dozsn or two men in town right In the nd of the knees. The northern press contemplate the nomination of ileracliel V.

Johnson to tile United States supreme bench with much for Ihe New York Graphic says There nothing more dreadful than tb angaiih whicQ the World and Sun sufftr be- cans. Hayes has not appointed a negro membot of isle cabinet It is understood that Ttldeit would have appointed Old 81' secretary 1 state. Nearly all the members of the leg- lshauie want to be seat to the oonaUlntoiuJ convention. Let us prey I Congressman lllfmnt thinks that Hayes is sincere in his southern policy. and will carry It out.

There is promise that the younger politicians end statesmen are to be bulldozd in the convention race. The Atlanta girls are anxious to borrow a few days from Lent and start the dancing next week. The Kennebtc Bloody Shirt says Marshal myth has tine to to say a rd upon Use policy of turning out honest rods to make room lee the more worthie srtbs that are Seeking to the capltoL" Jesse Jackson has gone to see Hayes. Jesse wants to be governor of Arizona Thus fat Ailzoa hasn't been heard from as yet. The S.

also reports that Mr. Healy Is liable to get Isle hair Weed there are already three Sinai kf jet him John Gray one of the livest broad. horn railroad agents from Texas was In the city yesterday. Court week in DeKalb will be the nextdlvertisementof Atlanta lawyers. It be glue on Unday kiter abusing the republicans for eleven years because of their policy of putting CJpet and aliens In office eyes us we re now to ref nsa place under the republican Hayes We received a pleasant call lest evening from Mr Kartle L.

Jennings the gen. ertJ traveling agent of the Augusta tonsiItu tionaltst. Mi Jennings. not only reoreseats 5 good paper but is a most agreeable and clever gentleman. VoRlestest Z1ei.

The following contested' election case. Ian been disposed oft WD Green TsGC Edwards. fax collector Lee county. Withdrawn and mtt A Clegj. treasurer.

Le connty Withdrawn. and eovniisloalsaaed I wii Jackson Poplin. ordinary Mcintosh county. tosnmtuIon lined to flop Rogers Tom of peace Ml district Milton eouatJ Cotnmladou isiued Jltrobertt uJSLuFawn Justice of pesos too tliaWet wnMtt county thanmisslon RCMcCraynWPGl rtia8Hce of peace 105 district Mere wether. Glees rxtmrnlstrloned.

MerrJivi kBenrv oentr. THFtttivi 8 Sailings treaiarw Newton I in i if Of tat tax recelTer New- BRJohnsoan Eagby. tax Ilector Newton connT tBegtq cotnmulesloned John Jollrn hints IL Smlthjnstice of peace 822 dlslrtct Paflow county. Smith Several a ea were argued wterdar before tile roreraor. To-day has been set for hearing the argument In thetas of Hammond we Plttman.

AFISS IMS Three Kerees Cwmmltled for Steal- lite her One Hundred ll ni In Mirer Vein. On the filth of February last Yr. Hoffman a worthy barber. wee robbed of lot II cents in direr coin. which ho had hon.

tally accumulated by his labor In the lot of silver were many foreign coin and several pieces hit he had carried tor nut Urn In Us pocket Policeman 1. Meosffey suspected parties rre tcd and finally worked up he oisa against then. Only St 75 cents of the coin wu fauna but Mr. Hoffman identified several Spanish coin his propel ty. John Whliftetd.

Pnlllis wltaeta and Ameu Bobluson. colored. were arrested end bad a preliminary Searing befOle Justice Butt yesterday a were committed to Jail to wet the tee BALL ft GIRLS MS UP TAX WIN. KLzZ How Joe von Steandalized by Oh. Ba rook" Beauties.

Oelia Logan in the New York Dispatch. Many things frequently occur on the sage which are amusing to the actors. but are unseen by the audience. Joe Jefferson relates that once when playing in Rip Van Winkle be had great difficulty In refaining from laughing outright. It was in the scene where he meets Hendrick Hudson and his crew in the Catskill mountains.

The specters wear gigantic green masks and on this occasion one of the faces wai turned awry giving it a in. dicrous appearance. which set the others laughing. To see their whole bodies shaking with laughter while their faced remained solemn and immovable Mr. Jeffelson describes as ludicrous in the extreme.

When these our actors" want a dress rehearsal in a part before they venture to perform it to a metropolitan audience they usually go over to New- aik 1. engage a hall and play it. This they call trying it on a dog but what the poor Newarkians have done that theatrical' poison should be thus thrown to them it is difficult to under. stand It is true it is near New York. but so is Jersey City and it is nut punished in tt is way.

It is popularly supposed that if a play dues not succeed in poor Newark it is of no use trying it elsewhere. At the same time thtY get the cream of our stars. Joe Jefferson was billed there for one night and crossing over to rehearsal in the morning headed his. son who was then his business manager if he had soy ballet girls for Rip Van Winkle. The young man had forgotten that they wereneededbiu promised to ge three or four by night.

They are wanted in tie last act to push Rip about and to laugh at him when becomes back after Lid long steep. They should be dressed in the plain like style of that primitive period. Young Jefferson rushed off and engaged- several Black Crook" girls who knew nothing of the stage but that which hey had been required to do at Nlblos When they made their appearance in Newark Jefferson was simply struck aghast to behold the ballet girls in pink fleshings wings wands. and simply a tarleton fringe around the wa et. To make it worse they were all in those fairy like at itudesj eculiar to Crook.

Go off he said in tow agonizing tones go off do. Not understanding why they. were thus summarily dismissed they determined to make the most of their short-lived opportunity and danced and puouted and thew their toes over his head until he was nearly frantic. At last he drove thorn off. This being the secret history of the case it has always struck me as being unjust in the Newarkians to mutter among themselves at Mr.

Jefferson's making senseless and disgusting innovations when he played in their city. Ib Sew Babcock or th WhIte Mouse Daj ton Journal. General Corbin has a record and one extrem ily creditable to him. He entered the service of his country duro the rebellion at the age of seventeen as second lieutenant of the seventy-ninth O. V.

I. In 18 he had reached the of colonel of the fourteenth. United ates colored volunteers. which promotion was given him for gallant and meritorious services. After the battle pf Nashville he was breveted brigadier and afterward major general for gallant and meritorious services.

After the war he was appointed a captain of the twenty-fourth United States Infantry. and was ordered to the. frontiers of i lexas where- he remained on duty during ten or eleven Last fall he was ordered to the Columbus Ohio barracks on ting eryic for two years but a few days afterward was speedily detailed on account of his experience and the good reputation for prudence he had established to serv ce In South Carolina. After the election he returned to his post at Columbus and was invited by Governor Hayes to- accompany him to Washington. where.

at the request of the president he was detailed to his' present position without solicitation by himself or. that of any of his friends. This we take it. is a pretty fair record for a nun in his thirty fourth year. No officer of his rank stands better in army circles.

MS I Old DlcftThompsaVSIjle. Old Dick Thompson of Indiana is the old man eloquent" of the stat He is a chivalroni and handsome white- headed and eyed old gentleman with a tendency to develop eudden intensities. is like a reminiscence of Henry Clay. Though tie lists Jteen quite prominent in the politics of his isUtejtic difficult to understand why" he ha not had the leadership ID his own bands. The secret may perhaps Lee loud in the.

extraordinary activity and wIlt-p wer of Senator Morton. Mr. Thompson wasr we have- understood the of of the. fearful and wonder ful je nblican. platform I i adopted In Indiana last year.

It wilIt be remeui red as a monumental miass of Volume published by Harper Broth- i era n' the poUUciItWstinrtoIttliei church or Bom We I nothing in saying that this work was not Intended toiromote' the spread of jtha tthollc power tin- the pl prepagatlonfor chieftainship i par awful annamnt RUST. Hi IIIstvIet columbia Hill Don't te Abesil EiKlortlns she Appl1eatl BttddlM Victim for taalQ' Ith wBaBIIl i Out el til FlUd la UM ivii lB I III. to d. bus ffe Lost Peer BETWEEN THE EYES. HILL BOUXCES till DUD- Sad to be Yerdsl Awilb mllm ulala.

Special Jlllpatd1 to tile Constitution. WASHINGTON It. C. March 15. With my sense of public duty I-can make no recommendation for office sjwdallj lot oIBceI to pissed upon by the senate.

There can no reform unless congressional control of the executive offices be broken up. BEru THE TROUBLOUS TWINS. 2HB REAL WEIGHT OX THE it NABS MIdD The New Election Ncb me I Wade Hampton HI. It an In 18.11105 leekard to St The Lad UcrUl r. WASHINGTON March 15.

Lewis and Counselor Chester colored quite prominent in Louisiana politics are at the white. house waiting an interview with the president. Their idea gith. creel from their lobby conversation seems to be that under the administration policy the ate safe in their' political and personal rights. They would prefer that Packard and those on his ticket throughout the state should be sustained but are willing to yield to a course of events which the pressure of public opinion demands.

Stanley Matthews writes Packard February 27th As soon as the exist. ing military orders are withdrawn the Nicholls government will become he only existing government anti Gill have to be recognized then as such. In the meantime it will be the duty of the administration to take care that the results shall not imperil the rights and equity of the colored people of Louisi ma so far as it has lawful power to prevent and also to take care that stanch republicans like yourselfagainst whom nothing disreputable can be al- legedshouH not suffer nd should re ceive consideration and position in- some appropriate way. Packard replies March 14 concluding as follows Though the effort cost my tilestill that devotion would be a better peritage to my children than the plaudits of the white league of the state whets gained by a surrender of both manhood and duty. I am the governor and no armed force or violence can give my competitor a lawful title.

The Baltimore American sys The scheme of holding new elections for governors and legislatures in Louisiana and South Carolina appears to have now fallen through. President Hayes has no authority to order anything of the kind and there are very. serious obstacles to its being mutually agreed upon by both parties. The new election scheme is aban doned by all parties this morning. The best opinion is hardening that Packard and Chamberlain must yield to the pressure.

There are signs of impatience and ir rttation in administration circles at feeble attempts to thwart the southern policy. NJ doubt of an extra session. A telegram from Gov. Hampton was laid before the president to-day stating that he would regard the new election project of Senator Patterson a an inanity and that he does not ask the president to recognize him all that he wishes is that the troops be withdrawn from the state in older that the will of the people may be carried out and that peaceably. Yon March 15.

The Washington specials say it has been determined to withdraw th troops from the' state house in Orleans and- Columbia as soon as the senate adjourns The president has the most' positive assurances from the conservatives in both states that no outbreak of any kind shall occur and that the rights of all citizens shall be respected and protec- MVUOPS. T- Inerea eel Waur Exprns Gerwiny TbeTnrfcUb tlosi. Lownoy March 15. A dispatch. to the Pall Mall Gazette from Berlin says that the minister of war in explaining the I estirnatesbefor the budget committee justified the increased ex- pendulure pointing to tbegrowth of the French" army and the recent movement of.

troops on the German frontier and also to the growth and unjpr yement of the Russian army. CossTASnsorL March Tbe dead lock bet ween the porte and Mon. tenegro continues. Nicsics it be n- Ding to be pinched for real- ns belag still blockaded by the Montenegrins. PABIJ.

Mir 15. General IXDatieff leaves here" this evening. lor1 London. This ii arded here as a peacefal sign. r.

An Ertor Vorr led xwYou. March 15. The. dispatch From Mexico on March 3 was incorrect in that' MinisteTf' Foster bad recognized pins president dejttre lit recognizes" him as president de I facto but will not forznnllyrecogza him as president demure until after the meeting of congress and his HenrV TiBen failed. on tfie SIn for one million dol Un irjrop Iactnry in which Tiffen' was interested is not af- Miirctf iS no cialrttums defeat Jones in the first district THentyflre majority.

joturt fade. OX T. 9 Ider tlerki-Key'llerel- fmir Provide Fwd Douglas ppltd Hmrthatl ofltbti AD Early AdjAnraineiit of tbo Rcuato roulbie. Wassnwovo March 15. Wm.

M7 Grpavenor of Missouri- wifl be ap pointed chief clerk of the interior de partment. The treasury has cancelled another ten. million of twenty bonds. President Grant in conversation the other day in referring to cnft ser vice reform said that he never contemplated the black board examination of applicants which was instituted by. George William Curtis.

He. thought it rather a singular fact that the man who passed the very best examination under the rules should now be in the penitentiary. He sailed to say to whom he referred. Tyner accepts the position- of assistant postmaster general Nominations Fred Douglass mar. shall District Columbia GeoM Do kin attorney southern district of Ala.

barns. The aerate discussed briefly a resolution submitted by Mr. Mitchell yesterday for the appointment of a sub. committee of the committee on privileges and elections to investigate the charges against Senator Grover of Oreg It was laid over till to-morrow Morton Concluded to take the chairmanship of the committee on foreign relations. Cameron will probably succeed M.

rtoti as chairman. of committee un privileges and elections. Postmaster-General Key is answer. lug applications for office by lito. graphic letter.

Got. Phillips who has been deputy to continue. The appointment of Douglas United States marshal does not please many lawyers. The cabinet was in special session to-day to consider the bureau appointments and commissions expired or about to expire. None of diplomatic and general character were considered nor were southern affairs considered thoroughly.

It is understood that tomorrow will be devoted to Louisiana arid South Carolina and it is believed that unless the parties compromise on their own motion that by Tuesday at least a solution will be forced. Green Clay Goodloe appointed in the marine corps since the war as lieutenant succeeds Major sh as paymaster. Goodloe was appointed from Kentucky and this very desirable place is supposed to be given in the interest of conciliation to Brlstow. Herschel V. Johnson and Joshua Hill are pressed for the vacant su.

prtme judgeship. If the south gets the place one or the other will have it with the chances in favor of HilL' An Iowa newspaper man named Mutton will become public printer. A. series of surprises may be expected soon. The administration is certainly emotional.

TILE WRECKERS' REVELS RUINOUS WORK Of lifE BUNDS A raal Beached la sc 8 Ie Amer. tOast Hallway Keeutlile Tbe 005- errs Hiding the ue Stale or At fulrm Alflbam iteeds In Hew York. LOSDUV March 10. the Times in its financial article says rail way securities are occupying public attention more than ever before. Suspicion ex tends more or less to every railway in the union sound or unsound.

In. quiry shows their- finances to be a sealed book. Something beyond arrays of figures without any kind of guarantee of correctness is required to allay thJ anxiety awakened by recent events. This feeling is intensified by the preseice in this and the American markets of a considerable clique of wreckers constantly witching an op. portunity to run down particular stocks.

At present some of these are very busy with the Pennsylvania railroad. Statements of the most sinister character are circulated soil gain credence because the bondholders have no means of knowing whether they are true or false. If the thirty-eight railway companies themselves do not call their. managers and agents to put their affairs before their mortgvgees and creditors in the clearest light there will be an end to American railway credit here for many I days Hitherto it has been the ftshion to keep silent when matters' went wrung but that may become impossible ii disaster follows disaster as they have been doing i New YOKK March Walter S. Bragg now in this city of the committee- appointed by the Montgomery Alabamtij common council to ad jasi outstanding claims against the city by holders of city bonds issued in 1870 to the amount of five hundred thousand dollars in aid 01 the- South and North Alab ma railroad hat received fan tures of holders of nearly 250000 vi bonds to the settlement proposed.

Most of them isid in New York and he hopes to adjust the' whole matter amicably. New bonds redeemable in thirty years are to be issued with past due coupons and included interest to be paid at. 3 per. cent for. the first five years 4 per cent for the second five years arid 6 per cent' Lr the re- Moisbed SUM Bartered ST.

JOHNS N. B. March Indies dons are that Mullen the fugitive member of the New York Produce Jx change was robbed and murdered. the Vreklas. COLUMBUS March 151 The compulsory education bill is a law.

A Mldalfffet Trmfptj WaSUiJOTOS March A storeat Boning' station on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad has benbwned. Two men whoslept in the stord were found. burned almost beyond recognition. It was doubtless a murder and robbery. l.

ji fct TSUL ij Scnps cx i rcti 15 MraM Dunham of Glenvillt died last nij i fe 2j The Indges election count the V15 The returning boards orwtuTB the count and declare other electors electors vote for two men and send the yotes to congress1 5. Congress chooscB loortocn wec to an election of his own and select a presdeiit ifir-- nf :4 a THE CEOWNrOr LATJEEL HMiben Beoni Aw Ibe eilUcrlBC Trophy trom tbe Field- I4igmpk of tbe AdmlmiatntUesi 0 MairchVlo In tt0 republican joint cancus there was only one absent fheceesarytd I choice 4laThe rcMdidateaiwere Stanley Tvi and faft of Ham. Uton WP Uawlahd1 of of SamueShe1lsbarger of Clark and WmJla wrence of On iba first ballot lowland received 30. Matthews' 29 Taft Shellabarger 5 and Lawrence No choice. On the second ballot Matthews re celvetl 37 Howland 29Tft7- 7 Sheila- barger7aud LiwrenceS.

No choice-on the third ballot Matthews received 43 lowland 29. Taft 2 Khfillaborger 8 and 1 jA motion was then made to make the nomination unanimous. lowland I seconded the motion as did the fronds of each of the candidates and- the motion was to amidst trernen- dons cheering. loon. Aeee nit of DlntliiffnUbes Southern Woi Prom the Xuputa UOUJcIe and SentlaellStli Madame Waltori Le Vert the dieUDguiehediauthoresB died yesterday in Summereille of pneumonia.

Her funeral will take day at 3 o'clock. Madame Le Vert win born at Bellevue near this city 1811. Her father Colonel George Walton sotf of the signer of the declaration of Independ. euro of the same name removed to Penutcols. Flo ids in her childhood 1821 having been appointed territori al secretary of Florida under General Jackson as governor.

On the retirement of General Jackson Irons that office Mr. Walton' acted for' a time as governor. Although his daughters education was exclusively domestic a id confined to Pensacola she not only became a proficient in the French Spanish and Italian languages. but obtained some of Lain arid Greek as well as of the sciences. At very early age she was of ten called upon by her father to translate documents from the French and Spanish languages which were then spoken by roost of the inhabitants of Florida.

She was invited while yet a to select a name I the future capital of Florida and chose the musi- calSemuiole yord Tallahassee. In 1832 the left Pensacola to spend the winter in Augusta. While. travelling in a stage coach through what was then the wild region of Alabama In company with her brother she formed the acquaintance of a passenger who proved to be Washington Irving. This acquaintance was the foundation of a friendship which continued throughout the remainder of Mr.

Irving's life. Miss Walton spent the winter of 34 in Washington and during the tiebates upon the removal of the deposits was in the habit of writing out reports of the principal speeches delivered at the capital. These were so admirable not withstanding her youth that it is said Mr. Clay Mr. Webster Mr.

Calhoun Mr. Mcfluffie and MrPrescott were all in the habit of calling to read from her portfolio the reports of their own speeches. In 1838 she was married to Dr. Henry S. LeVert a physician of Mobile In 4 and again in 1855 Mrs.

Le Vert traveled in Europe and was received into the best circles of society in England and on the conti. ne at and recorded her observations In. the interesting volumes called tkmvenirs of Travel. The idea of this work was suggested to the authoress by M. De Lamartme.

She was for some years a contributor to various English and American periodicals. She is understood to Lave prepared two works. Souvenirs of Distinguished People and Souvenirs of the Warwhicfi have not yet been published. She ren. dered good service in behalf of.

the Mount Vernon association and was noted lox offices of clarity during the civil war. She enjoyed a great reputa lion as an accomplished linguist. conversationalist and leader of society. Of late years Madame Vert has been residing with her daughter Mrs. A.

Reab at Summervills. Tall nor ASD tilE WAXCli. APable. Once upon a time there lived across the water a great king who' kicked his little son into the tea because he spilled blues. The.

poor boy was rescued. from drowning by abeautIlelfsiryto to whom in his gratitude he offered his services and if need be his life. And the fairy smiled and said he was a generous little soul and she gave him a beautiful gold. watch studded with rubles anti diamonds and sapphires which she said she wanted him to keep or her sake and the sake of her aunts gister1 who had died many years ago. but warned.

him to keep it wound up. and never to part with it. So he loved the fairy and promised with his life to keep the watch. This nice little boy sjald he TwashLi brother and that his aunts listers were brothers and sisters to hisTaunte sisters that he. was going the.

same way and wonid like to have. the And the good little boy said No This is my watch nd it was riven ine to keep. And the niceUttle boy said I know it is yours but I want it then the good little boy wd he would not live up his watch and becamevery angry and boiled with rage but afterward felt sorry for being so angry and told the nice little fellow who said-he was his brother thatVifheitboushti he ought to hare it he would let hint call in friends and see whit they should say about it. And tha nice little boy aidjiKl leiJasrctllnfifteen of. our riends you call seven and I call eight.

and. tber will' tT ide who shall a thought what a good little boy Arm And all the friends met together and took the5 watfhacd looked at two bojsrandBftid hulls Is good little bow bntti tin walchwlll do for him. Then they called mini up and said Bnbby wouldn't you like a tin watch C' Jhumband said was sorry he didn't keephia gold watch which his aunfs aster WthistF Then HJlt c4herboTB knehed and went away singingAlinndei Them be felt deserted and aone and sought the fairy who had given him the bat all that Tie could see- wu skreraded forni weeping upon a tomb and Bearing tera on which be could dimly dionerru vigilance is the price of Bbertj HE lUUlBrlfJ or IRS XSRlQXD ZZPEyfts jr THX' Wizw- j. GRASS XXQIOV. 81 Prank A Yng la at Peach Tm A La' iberclbwajror UM Storm.

Prom the Thotsasyfjig Interprlse. From the-beat information we can gi her there was ta cyclone in a por- tionol ihiSicounty lastS Thursday night The' storaof wind rain thunder and lightrilng and hail was pretty general severe enough. Vto" do any damage i except In the neighborhood pffMrGeoiTVHarrod John A. Spairsand 3. B.

Mabrys places. The cyclone seems to have' Towered- just here and to have swept everything before it. The re port we' have that all the places of the gentlemen named were i wrecked and almost everrf tree blown down the fodder stacked In the barnyards arid fields and oats blown away. Mr. Hatred Was not killed as at first reported but had one hot badly mashed.

His wife had one leg very badly broken and the other fractured. Several other parties were slightly injured but tne were tbmbet serious that we have heard of. It Is a very severe. loss on these parties bat" we I' some of their neighbors have kindly sent their hands to aid them in repairing arid rebuilding houses enough to shelter them on til they cando bet- tent We have heard also that consid. erable damage was done to timber between' Ocklockonee and Pelham- sU lions but have heard otno other rt Since writing the tb we we have learned the followed additional particulars in seferebee to tbe cyclone Its course was from a little south of west to a little norh of east and first struck John A.

Spelt's place. and then- went from there to. Mr. Hatreds and from there to Mr. J.

B. Mabrys then it struck' W. H. Culpeppers ptac Iffid blewdown all his outh-nses and car tied off all ale fodder and oats it went through P. B.

Massevs place but flit- tunately did not strike his It then it struck Dr. Carson's place and demolishes his ginhou8e. The 1 next place was Wm. McDonalds Alt his outhouses were torn to pieces his provisions were badly scattered. The next place struck wee Mr.

Crawford's. It looked as if bin hOI188 had been lifted up twisted out- of shape. and dropped down right on Mr. 0. and family Mr.

Crawford and wife were badly injured and lost everything in the way of provisions. It here crossed the creek and striking Mr. D. A. Homes pl ce tore his' ginhquse crib.

and. stables to pieces. It then struck Mrs. Kemp's and blew down all her houses except the dwelling house and then strdck Torn Dukes place and tore down all his out houses. Mr.

High. smiths place was next andbere the wind swept everything all Ms housee were torn to pieces and it was wonder- fol how be and his family" escaped with their lives as every- house was blown down and. seemed to have been piled on top of each other. He and his whole family were buried under the debris but none of them killedthougb they were badly brnised up. At Mr.

Hatreds a young girl sleeping in his house was blown out with the bed she was sleeping on and lodged in a peach tree some distance from the house but not seriouslyturt. Mr. Harrods trunk and the clothing of himself and family were blown away and some money that he had in his trunk lost pieces of his trunk were found several hundred yards from the house. The cyclone swept everything dean in its track pine stumps were torn out of the ground cotton stalks all levelled with the ground and even in some places the' wiregrus torn up by the roots. Our informant slated that one could form no idea of the immense amount of damage done without going to the scene of disaster.

The- fields in the track of the storm were so fitted up with trees etc that but for help from their' neighbors none thew could plough a far row under a month. We hope our citizens will do all in their power to aid these people in their distressed condition. We- learned that another cyclone passed above here near Pfclham on the 8. G. Fla.

railroad and from a gentleman from ColquttLwelearn every house on the place of Iron. las. Viok in that county was blowj down also every panel offence and very tree but fortunately in area no one. It also blew down the house of Thos. Grioer.

and braised his wife somewhat though it is believed she is not seriously hurt it blew down. every house on John Jones' place ad wounded his wife pretty badly about the head. It is reported that the places of Rev. a 0 Tucker and Isaac" Royals in fuColqaitt anti of Wm. and Joel Cul pepper in Mitchell countywere badly damaged.

10 ir TO us a. A Sheteb St Obi. Sew Unnr 1 Enquuer. Governor Tom Young has en a very lucky chap. to say tie least.

Born in back woo- 1 county in the old Kej- sOne commonwealth on arriving at the age of sixteen and being opposed to the excitements and hard work of a mountain farm he enlisted as a private soldier in the regular army and soon found himself way out on Use western plains facing the gentle redskins Tool had faith in his star of destiny and feeling sure that the Inter. had lots of glory and renown in store tor him he escbewe- whisky tobacco and' all the other footfalls so common to the poor soldier and begin storing his mind with nsefol information for the purpose of. bee ming a constant reader of the Newt York Ledgettlind tad1 dime novels. Two terms ten year of hard eerrie0f oond Tom an educated polished ready to become ae origins pet of the nation tt1ing down- at ungatown OhioThii was Just at the btinniag of the recenf.onpleasantnjMa/ which the gallant Jwldier didn't like as was a peace democrat of the strongest I rocliyitien. lira- werttdul the ear- ueededjindjmucl against lit natural I I idinations Tom rnqiteTBil Into the gorirnits war orihe uaioxr.

swing out of theconjcit a i baV si brigadier. vrnameitng his ib wkler. mall and Cutcinncil i offering better iderprie fttd ad torcf All kinds ofiabdr fc a a to crept tb yepablieanpartywa then toe lull zenith of its pb tt4 jq hero being bneofi EBeafeevwMlBentgto the legialat tire where the many important at once stare i owmostrmenf the rtata. Whtleitithelat plar Tom grabbeilforthe the office of record bet No sooner was he introduced intts his place that. he' trul-lt' out Tor a state senatorabJp and gotli.

YoujeL. Boon after this the important infer walton cams to Toms ears that th superviaorship of revenue tar the southern of of OhIo.u. vac rit. Tom struck out for and got it. Yen bet 7 AU these thlrigs ending it seempl that the martyr to the service of his country was about fft bfl Howed to re- i tire to his elegant home on the Oolerai pike there to pass' the balance of hit days In peace.

and plenty when ut. comes the republican state of 1875 when' Hayes having playe fist and loose with poor little Fonsy Tait and the balance of the state lee Jngihat the wi hbf the Hamilton county- members zrinrf be' appease. said Noyes what do you want an wiih oi a hand on lis heart. an the index finger of tother hand pointing over the wari said Tom Young. and quicker than Lbs shake of a sheep's tail yes of Ii whole flock of.

sheep Torn was nominated lieutenant-governor of. Ohio on tho same ticket with and en it i a bad year for honest men the twain. were elected. Then' the republicans nominated Hayes for president was elected like the man who kept tavern in IndUna and on Black Friday March 2 1877 General Tom Young marches into the executive chamber at the state-house in 001001 bus and. is sworn in- governor or Ohio the third state in the union.

If our governor does nt cap. tare the seat once occupied by Washington Jefferson Jackso Lincoln anti other great men four years hence it will not be because he facki the cheek to at for it. Wuo discounts luck ft such a. history the above I IBS ZflEPR2SJDRNZb PASTOR. fly.

Hayes Gives Parse. ileems. the March 11. The" new president not only has A new policy and a new cabinet but if his first Sonday in office is a sign he is going to change the administration preacher. Hayes and his family walked sever squares toy the Foundry Methodist.

church not far from Newspaper row and heard a sermon front the lips of Dr. Duncan professor in the Randolph and Macon college Virginia under the control of the Methodist hatch south. The' conference of the' Methodist' church is now sitting at Alexandria near Washington and this preacher was only a visitor but. it is considered here as a terrible eat to Major General" Newman as Piatt calls the pastor of the church to which General Grant and his family was act nstomed to go. General Grant it will be remembered sent Dr.

Newman around the world to visit consulates at the' government ext pense. The presidents walking to church is spoken of asanother innovation by old. residents ano hia receiving yesterday afternoon' at' thellargest day reception ever held in Washington without gloves is regarded as almost grotesque in showing to what lengths reptbbcan simplicity aided by western manners can go. The cold stiff bow 01 the silent man who has been there eight years was superceded by a genial smite and a glad to see you which put-even the most captions in a good humorlwtth thernew white house people. Small-Pow Spread it Xaaksd Bali.

Masquerade parties in the- first ward of West Troy nave received a death blow. In Saturdays Argus allusion was made to be a supposes peculiar fever which had almost assumed an epidemic form in Port Sphayleir. Now it transpires that the disease La smallpox which in' this instance La supposed to have been disseminated at a private masquerade recently heid at the residence of a family named Stanfield. It is believed with good reason that the hired costumes used on the occasion contained the germs of the contagion. In the hours of.

the Stanfield family three persons are down with the and in a house neat by a four invalids from the ne cause. of warning have been attached to the doors of several houses and a number of first ward victims to the unfortunate- ntaequerade is placed at Numerous persons from froy and other places attended and it Is said several of thest strangers are similarly afflicted. Although the- disease first made Its appearance among tie masquerade tn ore tan a week ago the West Triy physicians. either. failed to over rr ntgl cted tqmake known the true state of tffi neW Saturday.

None of the patients have died so far although some of the cases are said to be very severe. In consequence of the. fact that the lower part' of West Troy" has always heretofore enjoyed remark. able exemption from. contagions diseases much alarm is manifested among the residents.

Several of the victims are employees Of Roy's woolen mill- and the factory is to be. temporarily shot down i one osesrj of checking the' spread of the disease. The first ward district school Is also to be' ed for- a similar reason. The future masked balls at rt Schuiler will be' few and far bet ween. 111 Creation' of nine new cardinals will raise the number of members of the sacred cotlege to sixtf xjAt present it consists pf six cardinal blab- op trWDeD di San Yilippoe tiorso di Pi Sacconl hudi and Bilio three cardinal priests and eight cardinal deacons of seven In all.

SixtnsV. in 1588 tired the number ol the cardinals it seventy but there are generally va cancies. In. 1880 there were sixty cardinals in lSdtbul nine in November 1887 the sacred college. counted no more than two members.

Thchtwo senior" cardinal bisbops owe their to to Gregory XVL who reigned from 1831 to i84imme diately preceding Pins IX. The six senior cardinal priesta were named by the same pontiff Tueyafe the cardinals de Vannlcoili-Caaonl von Sch1trzeDbe dl Trestle Atquinf and rio Btorze. All the other cardinal including the deacons hue' received their red bets at the hands of the presenfpope. Of the tree English cardinals Cardinal Cullen It eighteenth on the hat of priests between. Archbishop Bun.

nechdfe of Rotten and Cardinal Hohenlohe. Archbishop McCluskey of New York me thirty-sixth mmmcdi. ately after Cardinal Ledoqbo vaki and thirty-seventh Arcbbuhrp Manning. The' oldestcardinal on the list is the archbishop of 1Fermo de Angelis whowu torn on thejdth of April 1792 twenty-seven Delays before the popt himself only three others date from the eighteenthrcentury The pangeetoa5 eli tisCrdInal Buds- arte born on the. 15Uiol November 828.

Ma nence is twentieth In order of precedence of- the cardinal priests. Wtoa the wOavriiB shall nave been created the Italians in th the oag rwill nmb forty. one sginst tweoty-ftfl- of all otb papaya Agents forte safe of Sheridan's fied wife the rteolC at ftrat. bot uto ytfatitiatm 03 XBRJl8. XHBCONBrrrrnION.

J. LY ED. mON. 1llU100 S1OiIX i 7 l1 jUltLY amootll 1I1IbIobi adnnee. Utl tAIOt JaW CIIk the lDODer.

Ordtnr7 0 rm ea. Jbrrl III4rDJIeral lIth Xce AB Want. be Be yUll1C4 be ret11rf OJ sn d. be fnlJ DJI i bheld Luiana Suth CrolM anrous rcnition. Al tey is to aone al cnfe exptton i- augortng gverment pla te mirle ha te stt tder te cirumstnc feer rclniton bumiating i prdent i misle parnship wi 8 onc nonintrfer te re TIE LOUJIANA lWIIXES8.

P9kr buldozer. ive in Matbews brother wries Packartht wil exceinjly ting hm Tbi wa a insult Packar ptrot rfupes rtire brther.in- lw gvernment ine- orble. WIl surrn. rcber beritg smewhat romanticly chikren blo ha bu she intenst Thi al aml IDg. por wil ak beter excus dr wal federl frm I psiton mea effn lt leat TiE olowiug a a ha acrtaine Cun teR.

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2i. i i it KUm BllI nJOrt TiE Suth Crolna done thos props it It por bst wa intnded ba sttes le' lie opporunity Governr Hamptn ir eleton a insul ely pple hve aredy chosn rpeat tei tb balotbox I i excedigly pful Nopiton ltle eiter I stte upn go auLorty te wi wi Luisiana Suth Carolna a sn ajours. Tis wil spdIly sette te toubles thOP' etats fa a wi qUiety Packar sms deteried fun colore pople beleve that pro pIes sette indbteness a wel temslves Cntrry sttment a wel a tlk are a gUttring generlties surpri epre sme qnrtrs Haye ofer cb. ooton Vrd orer ner Bi Evart TYua aer delbration cncudt te positon sitnt postastel 8lar concusive almeu te lke the I appr aler tht Eory Hpers entusm abut muc te distrct ALY MTBWS ha ben DI- inted republcn cucns te legilatur snator pla Seran tpwor stt- ma I tlgr puble tIwhere te Hl anun etat deded mae mmend. tio ofc.

I sms ligh har ttt Fr Dou. te pr Ha Sb pher te Dt Cub 1 1s TJ dafu Ug i Cern bnne i eIylvnia Now tht Tner cpt nit Ql PACKBDJsior li Ai1ttbr ofA et. jj oU 1 I 1 nu pbc br 1 AI ha 1 f' i 1 r' nt x1JH.JI dC. un i1fj ti f. 1 HT ffn 1 I j1 0.

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brub bfor te om1lonr ontlne tr CDJII allult te deendant t- Iowa drt cut 10 Feb te pute Dlmrd wit oter eYdp pnnl unlawlul1' ad felo louly cn roo cnventn itmldton InJul1 pnn 01cr le UnlaI8t1 I attmp UIt arrn lAJer Jone I ma t. 10 1 te lpla nUM blth. Ind cuut Ii a. cbare cnptrc auut ei ofcqnl G. WI celetor of rvenue mrk olelr te Ind dltrict Tie WI ousplrl sgt tu- cunt eb8re deen nlR Wth te lllll Leutet cntyr whie te lis dute Mltng te Irsl TRI TI I rmmtnc upn prllmiul lue YIIIday afron oclok bor Cm- Unl 81t wer rep- rten Clonel Ullnl Unl itale dltrtctatlrey te defen Gnerl Garrel.

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wer eamile ttr taJony en exa nalO wucntlue 8:3 tday. 8 te tldene en ellday W8 cncre. WI manlet cnuUon 1 ma1e pre wth te kiin" I bleve tl I anter ce. ttlmony wit te deon te cm- maioner wl Ipt i tmorwl1ue POL1OIN Genera Tombs ging Wah. Ingn Cy 1' erl1 dt Bn Hils teleg yeteray Irck do9 me I tow rht te I te knt The nIrthern cntmplat te uOlllatOa Hene Johnn Unitd Bltapr9 bnc wt muc the Gr phic Tle notg mor drlu tan agul whlt Lo Wurd Su luf U.

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si fOiaf Ijew it rointrp. eQlllJl 8 WBaib NewI XIcouuiBtib1 eo ned JohIl1oUy. JmtiK orpe CO lion 8ey eUea To--1 I AFTZltTHB dredDeU esU b11111 ton Ie rretlkd Ool lted BALLSr KI J. V. Wask things ocCur audien e.

in theecene sp Cters occ aiou ai alu. an descr bes ver al Je ey a JD I tr in cros inll he asked ho were neededbnt he comes liillong st le to a walt. itudes peculiar lowagonizing I dism fl8ed tJ1ort lived. histor fed the the Da extrerntiy 186-1 atescolored of bri dier Unlt d' en ce ex rience touerv GovernofHaye ny thereques i entjhe W8 hlspreSentJ hhl1 that ofhislriendi it1a thirtyfonrlhyw DleJlTbo DpSjl Indiualj hinds tne atend nc1to' ddell intensi Hia nee Ji habeen t1ite thP htics Kttet diffiCultt lJun thadtheeadenl tpInh t' tq foundinth wil wer oL atorMortoI dli. ThoIlpeonwas and1wolider- jca ptltf imt rhi i a moiluD ngrhetO HI i tr rt7 Yolumepubtia1i Broth eraolf LbeipoUticat 11Jttst rtr.

aM jl work1f1l fOIIlO tfth J. OIrth 8 h. olic. mmUNUnit Mr. Thom on' Wnpi.

ty i iUi tb. 1I ltp tiODJ01 ebiefuiDahtpifour a1rf lmi ml that floats Otitbelo 1 cm- rinUU uh 1ID fr 01 i JfIllljlfro tr if rJr to. A. 1UBIJ. JrI 0rB II Douglass lomli et DI' I aDlI I Be'- Bill I FiD i BIIf Patriake Afi IfaUb" a1Ua etI oa leldJ irtalitace r- 1 4 eeLoa ran BEfWEENTREEnS.

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B. THETBOUBLoUS I AL Jr6LDI Tb Eleetl Scheme 1111 step Dow. De lertaIstly ear wis lana housewaiting they sbouldbe are yieldto preasureof vernment e' and' tb iSllDa repu' cans Dst I appropriatewav. ve senos 18 opi ion hardeninglhat andir- fr uan insult-and isthat tbatthe thepeope out Nn. 15.

the statehouse lnNew Orleans and-Colum biR thAttherights tee. iN BVil PL. lIDena' ed1 ma7 The kb II XDOr tte minl terohrarIn incr ase hx' pendiln IQ by the growth qfth oU ps German thegioj- Jand tmpryementpl Jh Rum arnty 15 7 loekbet the portend on gr ben- ratins titilLhlo A8I5 bl General teayes' eie ven 1Jtft ldolL is arWhereas fl1t in tr Marcl13. Stei recogn presidentdetjure Hti. pr deIli ntf 1no 1 de1nreantUlfteitbe ndh1a I11n 2 th88tnu on iI rp factnl1JJd.

1ii11l' ltitei ltedt I I C1al Jtmms Jon the1 tricttinrenfJf1n i I Cl''L- I TmfNEWRQOK i7 ci YILJI c- New 1ew. i ltd rfFft 091. App lC 4I1 Jl el 1 iaa ObIIpeiaib Wm.M Gro venor ohhe' rl fde Lanother Grantoinc nveraan. 1 I waainstitatedby. factthatthsmail Jailed.

touy wh positi n. Nominations-Fred. Dou mar- GeoMDna bn. terdayfor Gro er ofO waS1Aid hip answer marshal for tweutyflve years declines au anl1commilsions generalcharacter to- Inu 8iAna shas iven I it I t- BHA1IK5 III IlAler The l-'lb. True fain-Alabama aSodla rallways8Cu tobe anxietyaw chqaeof op.

cre bondholaershae the Veil a1 in disa ter Yo me Walter Alabams to. adjQS' ootatandmgclahns aga1Dstthecity cit bondsissued fi ve aidot Alabma rec uresofholders oft reside e. ork. hopest adJt1Itthlf whoJematter redee ablelD medlthpast dueeouponsjand iridudedlnterest theo1lrstfive a cond flveJearsand6 there! 1it. tJyear bed rdered rJ ux ti nsal en th frigid ve befof NeY ork WlIlObbedud ptWa 11 COL BVB e.

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arg er8. I. ijAmotionw a' thenmadeto unanilJlonHowIand a nded 88di oftbe candidateand' was A1l Xtl4it6r1I TZBZ BoAee tiqb i o. Fromtiii sen lh Mad ri bodI dit' ngwebedl ntlioi se 8ommervilleofpnenmo 11a. funeialwill place- to-day a el' vtie cit ColondGeorge r.olfoftbe Floid dterritori ofFloridA Mr.

hismnghters id notl 8C ences. oftencatled ther the bym08tofthe waslnvited fr cal8eminolearord I coach 1 fo ei aletIowpassengerwho I I fe. Miss. cipi oL er MrClay Le Vert wasreceived neat Ultere ting tovarions twowor War which Sh civUwar. greatreputa.

8OC ety. Le witbher Mr Summerv e. or A a le. therelivedacro th his rom servi Dislife. JryJmiled aaldbe lLgen4.

neronsliitJe 80. ola. n4ahega anc1diamon keep- akeot aiiterwho baddhd manyYesr itWound itd heJoTea i 1Ualif8J eept Thi41ie ldhe1ruohi thathi ai tera bi wbf8 nntu that ithe. nd. to' LThiI myw Jt gikdth e8ti eb fkDow yO nbntIntIto thencbe bot bewCu1d andbo led1J1th gerbnt fT1 orbelng whoaud that.

he. thought it htJronld lethimpll triendaand eeLwb t. e1 thanlee fWl us 1fifteetftofour nendryol1 Ueeyen willca1J nUt riJnfi alJ nCf1h watch. l. thi poor- chili taid and 9.

tiOOd i DL' dI1. th. e. fnen dame. th th sad Wynd Mid YbUfatiD thentJ e1 caDedlIf 1l1and abbnol 1dn' ioa' lib tilnatJ his thumb anda IOlTIh keep D1ce hiIunfni 1hmOJ1 Otber- aaT ainging.

i 1beDbifelt th8iood 1FhdhSdIl Rehjb taH u1d 1 i1 fiOJj JV 9 rYm J1 nasrIfllIrBlt Jrnr i QI ll aIU TcIiH et PebTrft 1lear cp raCllwq tic ues naJ Ir- It tb gather fas ai Ii po tion of this UDty1ashThgred1 storm of rain UghtD hill gene but 110t vere. to anTdamgQ exce lnthe cHarrod p8ir an rt81 I cyclo seem. ha. ve lOWered. 1t1Bt I rePorhfe I the places.

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ed w. cked eVerytree fodderstacked I ts. awayMrHa wanot o.l1e 110. badl IIlIh d. a4onel very tired tb is" sbuF lram that me th ii repalringnd shlterthem onbltheycando be ten.

thafconsid- erablodawage asdonet timberbee. tweenOcklockonooand dam. a i ve I tljtbecc1one fr norhof ea t--anlifi Bt John. wentfrorn and fro BMabrysthen nd Car- iB hOu8eah itstrtick placeanii placew8 Ailhis. outhou and bin wer nextp1ace MrOrawfords lookeda anddr pped andwife re tbewa I plcetore glDho ie etablesto ex- andtor' ntxt andilerethe everyth Dg fat hisfmilj bousewaa aI dhis" buri I sleep Dg I tre bouelint seriOt1Bly burt him eU everyth Dg tr ck rpine ev informantstate41 one amonntof fliledup etc.

ploughalm- peopleintheir eonlll on. J1othecyclone A gen. Uolquttt elfan wubloJ of fence fortonatelyll1jared loon th some what notseriot1lly hOUBeon JoneSp ce woundedhiawife thebWL Jep ited thaUhe olRey. TncketandIsaac-RoJaIa Culpepper Mitcheliconutywere were badlldanuget i TOM YOUNG. ffl' uu Gofemor om YoungJW eena veqJuekl leaatJBoni iabaetw countJin arri vine andbe1 lgop hard1torkof monntalnfarm as' rmlaild8 foundbim lfawayout facin redkinaTom atarrofide 1.

twbiakYi oth fo9UallalO mCD' th 1' dIlinga conataptJe8der th New Lodges. and m. nOTe terw7tenrera ofbatd servimlound poliabed1JtteIman to- beeo ial' erof1he tio i fU YlUDg8to1ni tcth theieCenP' Dplea8in hie tbjgaJl nt i C1Jd ltaetu peace JtroD JJocaY1tieAojti duj eea lli. t2ot iera. re- I ld 1c1J' irlst rl J1cl InI tbe th1UI01t tD1 thcoD tb 19 odbaf ueend JlJuql ofe rof bzig diero IiSJi hlsahl1d OftottneYo1 lgSt iI a too tmAlfand Mthwi lMl1tro to dJer LureEAJJ tptlbMO IigJJJ were diilli.

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got tIt. y. it iI Int 10 a rsena naft rth the II tameJoTom' it tohrevenne tt tof Vant torlnrjtlt lt' th Il4Fth ii StieemP the. mart1ftoJtht'- COUD try. abOO Un 4J.

owed torl me Jerai" th ti-J lanceofUc inpea plentwhen 11 I mes Uier pnb1i oU875wben' haring We thQpaIanceAf lag that ofiJ membernittg I. NoleaJirWdo 011 wantTant Noyet Wiih an" th aex gerC theI bandpOln- nTj8lLl nornYCung Bb bof hol. fiockot. aheepTQID yunOIIllllStel ofObioon th Same tick Haie a ld itWl 1earforb menthe were nominatedH a jbe. electedUketheDln whokep 1i Ir dIu daYiMarclr 21877 oungmarehesinto lta house' lnni bus.

Jaworn th hHIe If tgovernor ntear inrtonJ effereonlackBo ln greltnieIIJ four1er8 it. disco Dtsl II thel xv i lBiui DUiAimoB. 0 ea 11. 1- Sbuidero A8 IJTGTOlf Tb president--not' nl1ha new cabinet tSun4 liatincofficeusigr chi. ng adrninistr4tionpreaeher.

andhIafamilY1Valked to the' Yooridr1lfeUuxlist fromNewipaper rowi heardaermon DuncanProfeJBOI' andMacoD lIeth diat i nferenCeof isnowsitting nearWashIngton toMajorGene ralNe1rman 8Piatt thechufCb towhieh hi Jamil wasaccnstomedto er l. it' illb Newmanaroundthe to' Pe 18eXb presi nt spokenof II nother re identS ia terday' the largest lei ld In Wu1 ngton fitl ont loes Lu quehi' ng towhatlengthe 8i Iip1icityaided We tel lannerscan ld olthe 8 lent mi1whohu been. ightYerIwu ided ge ial sllltle. nd a tole810n tions' humor new whitehouse 1' 0 xIIP aJuludBalJ AlbI1AriUL Mas4 1era rties fW tTroyhlverecei death InSatt1fday be. snpposedpecnliar feverwhichhad ostiB8nmed forminPoI1 huylerNoW' uaD8pireathltt is.

oJ sup- OOendisseminated at privatemasqtieJaderecentIyheid ota fa ft ldo It blieved tthehire Lco miioF O1ebo Persons rid in' houseDear afoarinvaU mthe8n ofarning attach andanum UDfortanatelIWqneradl umelOUl otherp1acesatte dedand stranger aresimilarly ailli ted. firs adelta alpearanceamo 0 1tlIIqneraderlIDorelltanaweek estJri sf iaQ--elther. iled tod rrnt lpctedto snake nniltll Noneohhe ofar altlio ghsome of. are8id benry lev re rl1 uencef tthe beret fcre nJ alrmis mnifeB theJictims reemployeejofJ ywOQlenmillj andthefaCtol1i it means9f. ch kInZ the-4 preadiofithedis ulhec ma hd at.

JJ1er fe arid1At r.i- e. raiJethenrimber fmembenof oU iDal. inAtd I troe GU1man 1f i31f4it thre pnesta and' eigbt inai 3iX V. ftJ1 eJentnb ttheai iaI11a CLDCIesl11l86O 8 ioTem rl8 a ooeoUege Counf mo thanftltHwOb1 m- niot ardl. I bilbOpe th ktreatio wb reign fr ml.

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hop fB nenand CardiDaLHot benlo Az yof BewYork Prlr i ULrdinalLedoebo-iakJ thin- eeve Jth1a sch e. ard na1onU ePni fa. isbop deAnaeia oijhe wcof iWe tY Ld lJHclief re1be. pQ Othersdate I i eaghteliJUb tury' ne OQ uk BoJ1s. pa11e-bofa lbo1ioem i uwe irdeipt ae riHWteb11 GI8fotedJhe Ctbe' ih4I8CZ8d mberforty o.

liawn tWofia1fot 1ii- iF icd iel slry au 1 r. A TERMS OP ob 1VOflS yeu1O six i pqsisI I wrL ueedayi cftsyear2t3PlxmotLh1m ih psi th ows ubeituaszptIi thmoe7 1 1 Imoewe ltwo ixsrticnIt1 iIthree 1DKrUIUsiX cz 10 W. AUcZ1 uietIn flMtndfl tIn ye csc 1nr hn wOr' ech Ocentaeacb i a no rSTITUTION AtlAntl bereachedby hi be to- augnratinggood TaEiOULgIAxA anexceedinglygracefol refn es mci- Jekn 9 36isi 4452 37 it 31 5 Madton 317L. C. :53 Dwon.

rTtkltu 1 0. 30 248l1fl74 re- indbtedness HeneyWard bringabout ANLiY vL righthard made4the toit Tnxmdst tica Yenna InIa. thatTyne acceptedSam be cttigh lsilo asuQnAn thteresns Ub i1stni I jectmafltihidti4 t. 5 5 7 i 3- tVer4wrrc rt1 I 4 ThE DULY. tiONS11iPIDTiON i i lut nI uli i if a 3 I I JTSI ic 3 i Je i I a.

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mountain. Fannb. bs hasnot ceanid eor insure the parties La dastzd1 ptosot AWVU1C my ter. peantaco sdepnymarba1areJohn were weeks us co In abt ly yeast fol- evlidlopoeed tOe sw Wale. day dltrlctattoritey CAnnel 1' Attheout etaroseaquestion isle ua eveutue was kil ed Cmi line in ant I.

spear Ben itud the ngutehwhtcO theWuridand aLec ti we. lectio lu Rtttye I Lecconty seJ.on aswt. Ti kttt TBflogersflTomCOillneiUhlce ax roer toIAFan RCMcCrayysWPGluiJflsUCeOfpesCe La ernWkiwsl1Jutdce olpeace 1esi7 eount7. 3Wthdwn. MerrjmJ8CrettlshJcoolpeaos.

5dItrict crockett matlj- ssteto TNPIItIIISN5Z11IP. Oouuty8In3lirgcommlseIo115 SlmsonnMOveu tixteceiver eeOxcomxdivioned Inx-ccflector coan eadtdc cases et Ii DiIre rnlvervelu. bsthehsdcsrjIed termite UmeIntis wuiouiiQ 1 propetty. re- goover iton audit ularly for" Rip OVI Inl8tIhehad or wasspeedily accountof belied hi It iis thirty-fourth Ilck Thompans aijie. i Heisachiralrousand lie baa been quite-prominent has waswe ofthe.

andwonder- veublicanplatform I beremem- pasiof alirin log thetorisi Hl Itedt ffOrti8 a on political hIstojyot Weil ek- waznoilntended to romotethe ol1the i- ateacMr Thompson's famiIi rlty1 LwIththe Wabats our arniani on the cinnatlCommarclalrepibhlcan AOAATO lii AHIRIIAGI 1 BondlidIdljLus of tb. fleu Iln sius a ltsdd4w Buns iSis the ve Lost4 i TUEYE teCh. Leu dutyIcan espe4siiy in TUE-biD baa CL beccmethe re- unarmed violencecan ttathe The New shalloccurand ahailbe ianiiiipz1 WsrNxpeasesl. Turkagh Quonlie. rmv estimates before thej Frencharmyand moveinentofiroops The between bere fo retarded uEnorvorresld Nxw Yosa The Jrotn an Minister hs.d de lure.

will-not afterthe hialnangura. aweeSZslIre MosTuAL March HanYflffen onthe onemilhon-dol laru The Decastro syrup fected. Ce---------- Pies- Jaes Is Dud I CoxcoanN a MareI 15Uno. eialtturzisdefeat Joneeln twenty IIthts bright muatfade. NEW BROOM CAPTW EArii'ILJ- OITIIAEliF1C1.

ryneYrrd tbe IYUi I auaaiPoaaibi Win. mw pointedchief clerkoftbo sptesiode haacanceded tenmillion GrantInconvervation r. heneyer itrathera factthatthe Geo. M. MrMitchell rivi- overfill Mortonvoncluded marshalfor theirown ahi St The railway cx- thecily hundredthonsand oftbern ie-York lasnedwith paidat percentfor theflrst fiveyears percet malnltgtwsntyyears.

aad robbedind 0. The store am Ohlorailroad- who slept a 1U I lao WIgt Si SUIEJCtADT March Mre.Marj night aeof one hundred andlive 0STJ5 Tbe New mirle. Wy. 5 Tbeenpevofe 1 2The jndgeaf. Totes.

boardsoyiztjira other ted. i 4. Threp1bflDdred md siutynine niezind votestocongrees y51 hoce couottbeyote. 5i5. fiFourof these fOuIeeeeeiNt the fitienthwan.

ev The fifteenth holdg tlonofhisown selectia 0 Ei CBOWPJAUEt t- PZiLCZDtOXfURiBZoW Op 7il UNOINNATI Rtaaey Tr pulyfrnithi eftb. I- wr. I LC6LVJ1Us Mai In tt I on1yone abentii arWathoim I iw The- MatthwuandAhphonao-ftftofisam. iltoniVP anJ WriIairenhebfLogan 30.Matthewa- barger5an4Lawren secondballot thethird 29Taft Hheilab rger 1Aniotion pominationunanirnous aadidthzefriends DZAZJI Up MAD4il- ii Aeeiuiat W.mnL- AugustaCtuoulele olpuenmonia. wilItaka at3 anpointedterritori- mentof atime FIeuelI olten he calSeminoleatordTallahassee beatclrclea Theldea some ren- lateyears LeVerthasbeen Reabat thseabecauee inhlsgratitude- andtf bebislife Andthefairy amliedand bewee aoulandshe whichahesaiduhe audnever partwithlt.

loved thefairyand protnisedwith Thisnicelittleboysald wuhia hfi lay-and watch thegood Ned Thisia and me 1 watch1 became very feltaorry beingao- nicelittlefellow hiabrother If oughito sa7about iLs Andths said well let call fi.Iteen. ICywiflticide ye the. AnI yes goodiittle watch Iook the esicL good bntatinatthwflldoforhjrn ika toplaywilhl" And Bubby crted nd uncked thumbandsald he was so d1dnlkcehisnicegold auntsuieterlefhini all tehther bOyNIaIIghed befell deeertedandaone ooghttha thMbe loripweeplmg torucroll hescoulddimly Wati Watchl" MeraLrEtna1 pr05edJy. 0. wENGz9 N- ZERA OlD II A Lady Ladg.

TrteAlIealpg up ttofttori. there county andlighthing of-Mr. Hatred loweredjuat The bevels allthe placesolthegentlemen every blowndowntbe barnyardaand the most wehave bison theseparti buiwe Iarnthatsomeof neighborshaye kindIysenttheirhanda toaidthern rebulldinghouses until theycan do heaplalso we-have eastan4rg itatruckW. lid au offall fodderand Itwent aeifhishouse downrighton thecreek place hi wasnext heand butnone theywere younggirl eleepiziginhis inhistrunk lost Insome immenseamountof afar- 1nthefr we learii Injured brois dhiswile isnot pla esof EevH been backwoods y- farmbeenllatedasa nzefnlinfotmaticn forthe becming readeroithe terms-ten jests- readyto tOQ recent dnpleesantneas ces of all edticat sdoiers were Ileelied much niinaiwniTont or the ofthecoujeataberovt iba. Usa sod with the nuc coveted ararof a h1gI1J Of course Youngre-sn amaltandftirthwith a Ce de adveetuset iii except ed crykg the bud dnll baying oaiy ahrtfue hlvo bcccnte beuedi4wss tol lbepoaltloevf4epulydtyseslitorThe poeer0and of it ekeea wee to Iegialathrewber.

themanjr 4 a mesanreebs lnt1ucest edbstflMoneofthe loretnoet mensj theatate pier-5 of Hamilton county and got it. Yrt out1oraktateenato-ahp tloonafterthisthe Ohtow Tornatrtic ll thatthe tothe beJlowed tt- tireto hiseleganthome ontheColgrai psssthe of-1875 I wilhpoorittje Fonsv wrathed appeased what-do OLO way wa-i he. men helacks th asthe 7 4tok Wauitsoi-ow 11 new isa sigrthe severil a Ijis aldatiff wit the new at a Aiblity Argus. 1 sane andanumberof the sinre her ne aithoughiomeof Lhecaeeearesald thelower f' WestTroy' Isalsoto Pert farbetween. siL At oaiz PMri.zLDean cardinal Sxtua theardinais The twottenleteardlnal biebo owetheig XV 1848w imme- Ttiey te esrdinalaIncludingthe thelried present ipdakingcardthsia nech atelyfter eak laArcfiWahrpldinning eldest cardinal 1lerwode popshimsellonly yogngeetontheliiUCardina1 pane ltli of Hi Wlienthenweirdinaia the sacmedadllgewiU umber eu a1n tve iy- other iiatforalit e.

rIi WeMe.seesl 1ted 4os Useoegkout the tmntry fortaeonle-c4 Cpatiea Pow were suth jiedtofeedtbaottqtoauypendii i whaieold ie tba bsaii- edwlth Wbiesi cltit butthe ttoMthtltistrue ace. ra---.