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ticueral (.runt s Letter.
GIVING HIS HKASeiS* DIIENDINd GI'.N
ror.TVR.
New YORK. November 8 —The follow
ing is the lull teit of General lirnt'
letter to General Porter, bm Hy men
tioned ) eterday :
A* there is now some discussion as to
tho probable reasons for my change ol
mind in regard to your case, now |>etirt
ing before the people of the f'uiieu
States, I deem it proper that 1 slioubl
give them myself.
In the first place, I never lielieved
you to bo a traitor, as many afL-cteo
to believe, i thought I knew you too
well to believo tor 01.e moment that y..u
i
would accept the pay, rank and com
mand you held tor the purpose nt be
traying the cause you professing
to verve. Then, 100, your services ba<i
Wen too conspiciou* as a Half officer al
the beginning of the war and as com
rutnder of troops later, to sup|>ori suci.
a theory for a moment. Rjl I did b. • !
lieve that General Pope w* so odiouv
to some of the officers in the east that
a cordial support was not given him
by them. I was disposed to accept the
verdict of a court martial, coui|>o*cd as
one which tried you was, some of the
member* of that court I knew person
ally, and bsd great confidence ir. their
judgment and j istice. ! supposed you
had shared in I Ins feeling toward* Pope,
sod while not more guilty than others,
you were unfortunate in being placsd !
in a |aw>ition where *|>eeiticti<>n* could j
be made, showing this hostility.
After the close of the war. when I j
wa* requested to read your new defense
1 read it with the leeling al>ve decrif>
ed. Al tiie same time I read the other ,
side as prepared—or furnished—by Gen
Pope. Tin* gave maps showing the |*i
sitions o( the two armies. *ul>t*nlially <
I
as shown by the first of the disgraui
presenled by Mr. I. ird, of San Fr.nci* i
co, from whom 1 copied in the article in
your case—and did not indicate the I
pre-ence of any other force tbnti Jack
son's. Then, too, ii ap(>eared that you 1
had aciutlly received an Older at about
five or hall-pvst five in the afterroon ol
August 29, to attack the enemy' fl .ok, •
and lhat, 100, at a time when a tierce
battle wa* ranging in front.
I wa* first shaken in my views, how
ever, wtien such a man as General Trr ;
ry, who unites the lawyer with the sol
dier, and a man of high character and
ability, and who bad believed a* f bad,
and possibly wor-e, after many week* of
invesiigstinn. should entirely vim ica'e
you, and he sustained, too, by men of
the known ability of his colleagues on
the Board. Until in 1881 I re esaiuined '
for myself, uty belief wa*. that on the
29th of August, IBf>2. a great battle was
fought between General P<>|e, com
mending the Union force*, and General
Jackson, comm tnding tho Confederate
forces; that you. with a corps of twelve
or naorc thon-an-t men, stood in a |>o*i
lion across the right fmk of Jackson,
and where you could r**ily get into bis
rear; that you received an order to do
so about ft or half past 5 o'clock, which
you refused to obey because of cloud* ol
dust in your front, which, you contend
ed, indicated an enemy in sui-erior
forca to you s that you allowed Pope to
get te-alen, while you stood looking idly
on. without raising an nrra to help him
With thi* understanding, and without
a doub* at to the correctne*s of it, I
condemned ou. Now, on a full inves
tigation of the facia, 1 find that the hat
tic was (ought on the 30 b of August.
that your corps commanded directly hy
you in per*on, lost a greater percentage
than any oilyrcnrpa engaged ; that the
half-past 4 order of the day before did
not reach you until night tall | that
\our immediate superior had cautioned
you earlier in iho dy thwt you were too
f ar out to the front ; then that General
Pope h id cautioned yog against bunti
ng on on engagement, except, uml.-i
-uob circumstance* n* ho desired, and
itoil in iniv ovi-nt \ou niut to |>ri>|iHri-it
to fall back behind Hull Hun that night,
*hero it would I'O necessary lor you 10
h to r. ceive audition; that Irom II
o'clock of tho 29tbynu were confronted
•>y a lorce of twice your own number,
of whom presence you Imd positive
i-roof, while General rope did not know
nl it. Thin last fact in shown hy the
wording of tho halt-past i order. It ill
reeled you to attack tho enemy's right,
and to get into hit tear.
General Pope's circulur of the morn
iiir of the 29ih said that ticneral L>-e
>ia* advancing hy way of Thoroughfare i
G.p, At the rate at which he wa inov
ing ho would h up on the niirhl of the
-iOih or the morning of the .Hal. In his
• alimony before the court mutual,
vhioh tiled you, lie raid, under oath,
that fie iiid not know ol the arrival of
la-e'a command until 6 o'clock of the
.9 h, an hour and it half after lie had
liclated the order for your attack. Ilia ;
c r> ular and testimony prove conclusive 1
v I lint Johnson and Jackson alon"wa f
lie eoemv he intended you to attack.
Your knowledge of this fact, as well as '
if the fact that you had another force. !
• pule double yours, in adduion, in your
front, would have been sutlicienl jo-titt
cation for your not at tucking even d j
the order had been received in time' j
Of course tilts would not apply if h bat j
lie had been ranging between lack son j
slid Pope. At the hour you received ,
i in* order all was quiet.
This very short, hastily written and
incomplete summary shows why and j
when my nund underwent u change. I
nave UO doubt now, hut the change
would have taken place In 1M.7 it 1 had
iben made an investigation, I r.gietj
now that i did Dot understand your
case then as Ido now. Your whole life
-ince your tnul, u weil ss y.ur service ;
oelore, disproves tho great burden ol
ihe charges, then sustained by a court j
martial. As long as I have a Voice tt
shall I*' raised in your support, wuhnu,
my reference to the Heel upon uie or i
other*. Your retoratioii to the army
• triply, I would regard as a very made
■plate and uijust re| <r*tion. Winn '
men-—one nt least—have been restored
the arojy because ■ f I heir gaiiati Iry and i
wounds after conviction and sentence, j
not only to Ik> di*meed hut to be con
fi.ied in a penitentiary, and when there
it no doubt of their guilt, anil given l!
their pay for the ycr they were out nl
the *ervice. 1 csn see no reason lor your
having less. I br>|>e for you s thorough
vindictv ion, not only by Congress, hut
in the minds of your countrymen.
Faithfully yours,
I'. S. fiassr.
t Million Ifiillurs Depending on the
l-etter M.
Leonard Caae, a uiilliontirc old Laeb j
elor, charitable ar.d eccentric, died in
hi* city several year* ago, leaving, b- '
side * handsome legacy for a school of i
applied science which loirs hi* name, a
Urge pro|i!y for hu heir* and nest j,
of kin to qiiirrel over in the court*,
i hie of the suit* now pending in ibe
Supreme Court, the Court ol last resorl,
hinge* u|>on the letter's'in tiie nil
nl"*. Too other decents of Leonard
Case's mo her claim a share in the ps
late. Rut the slaluies provide that un \
der certain conlingencie tho estate n| |
a deceased person shall pass to the neat j
of kin of Ihe blood of ancestors Irom j
whom the estate came. If the word
"ancestors" is to he construed in it* '
full force, the defendant* of Mr. Cae
can obtain their lull share. On lite ;
O'hrr hand, it i* claimed lhat the letter
at tlit end of '"ancestors" crept in
to the statutes through tho careless,
n * of some printer or pronl reader.
Toe case wilt he beard in the .Supreme
Court before long. The propetty in
volved is valued at 91,000,01X1. — t'Uvi
land I*ttur.
Poisoned Bologna
Experience of a Family at Tipton, Pa.—
'MI t'Ki'd /W.
TIPTON. Pa , November 6.— The falsi
ly ol C'ullen liaynea, ql tht* place, con
sisting ol hi wile and three children*
weie badly poisoned leal night by eat'
ing bologna sausage. Mr. liaynea went
to Meritiown, a abort distance Irom
ibis pUee, and purchased the bologna,
which wa* served for tea, all partaking
of the meal eic-pt two daughter*.
Atavut half an hour after the youngest
child wa* seised with terrible cramp* in
ihe stomach, and violent vouiiting fo •
lowed. It died shortly afterward. Mr*,
liaynea then liecante deathly tick about
midnight. Two more of the children
were neii attacked, and becme delir •
on* and rolled on the floor. They mi
fared terrible agony until a physi
cian wa* summoned, who administered
emetu, which soon gave them relief.
They are nww ant of daager.
A Millionaire Colt rid,
An Eitalc of f '.'. 0110 (HKI Eulht to on Inmate
hi the A Ummi Pruon.
An Albany. (N. Y ) di-p*trh to the
No* York Sunday Tribune, **y* : Clerk
It iwerj, of tin- Albany IVniteiiintry,
who rriitimzea tin- mini of pri-omr* in
• but institution, today opened tin* fol
lowing (flouriu, ilutoil of N-w York,
November .'l, atgned I'lrirb, Vin S tier
A Ulrirh. anil n<l<lr< *>-ed to "If iron
Robert Ifoiinm, Albnny IVnilentiHry
'•Krifirnl cablegram informing u* tboi
y<-u It ml fallen lirir to 111 ■ e-nue <il Ho
on ltern*lein, valued nt ftIOOOOOO
I'.iriioulura when your irnimrr ex
pirea " The person for whom ibt> li
; patch WH intended WHI buy nt (lie
| lima j ill>(t aline*. lf>* it nliort hikl
| tou', ha* light h-ir, blue •)• hii'l *
pl*u**nl fnce, ami i h German. Ilt
porirait adorn* I lie gallery ai police
headrpinrter*. ami lie IN "wanted" ai
varioua place* in (lie rouniiv where lie
ha* sure# ae fiill y worked iff forged
check* for large amount*, lie w.ra con
vicle.l in tlii* city for utteiing worihle*-
check* in September. IM-2 ami wrt
*enleoce>l to the peniteiiti ,ry for two
! yenr*. lie m imps-one.l umJer the
name of Herman, which he tod*)
tHiei| he a**utueil in oriler to ahiehl hi*
t family, who are wealthy ami ii flu< ulial
| German*. The I', iron It.-innieiii, to j
W llll*e title ami ealate* he ha* *UCCeeif- j
eil, w* hi* uncle, ami the primmer lie
| a wife and children nt Fiankfort on the
Main, where he win burn.
Ill* career, a* re veiled hy him*elf. i- !
i romantic alutoal Imyoiel la*lief llewa
graiiuateii fr>.m 11 en le Ibu rg I'll Vet'lll
al the age of IW.-nl) lour, a a -urgeon
, in which profeNiion he gained r | ui
i Hon. Coming to the Uoiied S ate* in I
' |H|")| t he enlisted iti tiie Ar my of llm 1
! Colon, ami Nerved personally wnh >ur
rem anil honor throughout the war
i \l the cloe of the rela-liion he w.i a'
' t II he<l to the Ntaff ol It.- 1 ley ue ||o*| I'al, j
N-w Yolk for Home year*. He mit I r
n-Ver ilrank a glaM ol liquor in hi. life,
nor ueil tohncco, hut the p*ion of
. gambling cuci| hi* ruin. Sun* year*
•go he tell heir lo IMI, ||e *• til to
j'o-rniany ami *ecure<l In* leagry, ami
' returning to thi* country l*t it all in a
if w month* at l*ro. lie apeak* *eve|i
langil'gi* wiih fluency. lie IM heeri a
| New \ ..rk Hrr i 1 i coi re*|*in<ient from
| China, a Court interpreu r in s n Kr.t
j clco and a *urce*!ul politician in C'lii
cago. where he • rved * term * C .r.
I ner.
i Owing to the penaltie* w*iting him
!on Ibe expiralion of hi* •entrnce liere.
for **ri"U fnrg.-iie*, he wi-hr* to deny
ifi*t he t* the per*on for whom the
■ bore if:*patrh i inleroleil ; hut tbe
penitentiary • ffl -i <l* know iliat hi* real
name t* IWnstein ami that he >• the
man. Money anil '.wxtirie* haye come
to h'm in | ri*nn from tinie to time from i
! perron. in New York Coy.
Sarieylnga Vwßaalr,
lICRTIWODO*. Nov ft- Kir •ever-l
'lay* pa-t • corp of er.gr.eer* hi* ••'•en
engaged in uryey ing a rou'e throng),
thi rounty. it i* *a •I, of t lie new V.n ■
'lerfnlt rilro-i|, Thu* far they hare
met with hut litile np|>o*ition from
owner* of the lan'f* through whnh llieir ■
line paue*. Yeaterday, howerer while
pa*ing oyer tlie land ol .lohn M- Call an
ju*l op|*o*i|e this city, tliey encountei
e<i cnn*ulerah|e <1 ffi ully. The *take*
which iiaif been tiled in the gmurnl
were all remoyeil Mi l eyery ve-lige of
their lire • ITtced. 1 i clom*d l.y Mr.
McCaltnn Iliat no penniaai'.n h* 1 been i
given (hem to enter hi* lamia.
Tt plant* are growing in jmrtiona ot
M i*l*ippi ami I. Ul'iatia, ami the piair
people ( luck t lie leave* ami aleep t liem.
I'he pl*iil have ha<l very little atten
tion. ami yet they are ol lair *ite ami i
appear healthy . Writer* lor the New
•Mean* paper* claim that there are
•cctiona in the South where tea grow
i ing could iw profitably carried on, and 1
| they urge that the Cotton Centennial
i Kapoattion ihall If nude an occaaion
> for bringing this u'j c.t before lite pen
I pie. An acre ot lea plant* under comli
tton* ordinarily favorable will yield
, throw thousand (*>olol* of tea. Ii void j
at a cent a pound it would alill bring in
uiore money Ihau the u-ual tun ol crop*.
Tea grower* froui Imli*, who have via
iteil ibe South, expre** the heltel that
there are localitiw* near tlie Calf (* *** l
wlirre qii.ntitle* ol lea could be really
grown.— Paubury pott
Mb Srt antoM, the l.m o • London
Hipttai preacher, la drain bed a*
brown skinned, low browed lug cheeked
tugged trained man i alout, ol mediuiu
height, with iron-gray hair, aboil, brui
ting ami unp.rted; tieard and inou*-
laehe cloely Ir,turned | wealing a
"i'lince Albrrt" coat and black naval,
with nothing clerical in hu appearance,
not looking lor all the word like a vil
lage black*mtth with hia '-Sunday go-to
meeting" clothe* on.
War ia • leaky tub like a poor lU lot
Ccau* it dooan'i bold good.
I'eiiiiaylviuiia.
The nfß -i t| vote il the S'ate ha* no'
yet been reoeiven at the *tate dep<ri
meni. A number of countie* bave been
returned hoil tliey, logetln-r with e*n
dialed HI j irilieaon the diU'.-rent coun
lie*, are given below :
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I Sl* I u 111*11 I, alio .1 11 k . 11l 11. Wa t' . I
lain <>l a Calial I*l*l on I lie i,..e r*lil.
in l*'.l he uiade a long *• UII. iii \ w
\ -.1 k, .luring which l.ia wile *n<| fatm
ly, ** lieaid an*, leli.Vr-l, w-re itrown
e-l at • alß**uqtla. I' ... win e on tlie r
j n*l .lut'lig a llerliet. lie went to ('.li
'mill*, wlieie he Ula.Je conn I* I*> le
money. Lately he I, , teen in Ine
I uited siaie* s ri.e. v rue
HlUe kince fie met a tnali Irmu New
ferpey wini had known bull | rmr to
IWAI rill* mall fl*p|wl|e.| 111 i- .ny-l-a
Hon lo refer to hi*-i .ughter a* yet In
ing ami on tbe canal in N< w .let.*,,
' .I.y tired i.y t.u trn ml'* *loy Iliat hi*
j.taughti r Jnaephllie wa* alive, Mr
I•, k'mati ot-l*ilie.| leale of at<-iire lor
Ihiee inoiilli* and • ami- e*t.
A'ter *earching tor Mime time aim g
tbe M-.ri IN ami f.r| e*nl. he luui.d
lII* liaogbter. who IN Ml*, s oum n. 11l
till* I'l.ce. He out. % nice.l Iter Iliat l.e
Wa. her lather, Mini * he loun-l her
' p.air. he told her to pick out a h"U*e in
Wa.hlliglon 111 whnh die would like lo
live. Sl,e clio- M- a huu-e belonging to
M"J it flay I.ml. Her fattier at once
wellt loll.) lord, Brkeal lII* pllCe, and
on learning II w,. fj..'oo he at once
(•ought Ihe lioll'e. A I let w *|.| he loughl
a (joining pr 'ifit) f• r flfi.tioO He • ade
lil. daugtilei to coi.a.der the pi.re |,ei
home. lie he may conclude („
-lay hi Wa*hinglon, ami engage in (>u.
ilie*.* here
Ohio HeMat<irblp.
( TAurman Would To< r It lUt MV/ A'irf
AnUijfohlf I'tnd'rton
WASIIIVOTUX, N-.veiiifier 6—A proni -
i netll 0 It" I'etU.H-ral i <pl -ted a- *ai
1 ing. in a otiver*tinn *t...ui the cm.
tet for ibe On ii, Sen*iorhip, that |.c
know* that el Senator Thurman i* ana
b-Ua to return to the Uil tell S.ateaSeti
ate ; l.ut that he feel*, for e* rtatn tea
•on* ta-tter knoan to hiiuarlf, in lion- r
'amnd not lo anlngun I- Mr, Pendleton
in tlie pre*enl caiiva. Mr. ThurmaN
would, b iweVer, tie g'eatl* granfieil tl
event* -bn.il I to *h*|f tli-m-elve. at In
make it iuipn*-ih|w for Xlr. p ndleton
to If S elected, and thereby in*U'ii<g
hia (TiiurmanV) own election. It i*
al.o *ald thai lhi> i* the reaon dial
Mr. Thurman |fr*it* in <h claring in
hia private confer* .mm with politician*
*it,ce hi* at rival in Wa.hmgtoii that he
ta not a Candidate for any plats-, while
way down he i really dr.tmu* and alia
tou* to If teturned to hi* old {maiiioti
in the United Stale* 8 nate.
But, a kiaa. R hu*, to kit* again.
P.unhu*, to kit* irre|-cn?e of *ea.
Syllabu-, to ki-a the hand in*tead of
the lip. Il'underbu*. to kiaa tbe wrong
peraon. O nnil-u-, to kia all tironin
cu'Hily. E'etu*. to km in the datk.
Iricu'.u*. In h.ve to km *.-me one you
•lon'i like. Ilarquwbua, lo ktaa wiih a
loud amack.
TliaiikNitliiittr.
ThuenLy ill- T.l'b /..at . /■, ./-./ at the
( We givt-he Inv IO lull (i v-rnor Pal
tiaoti'a an ii it <1 ItiKiik-giv ng l'rociatu*
' itn i
In the ri irne and hy the au'hnrity of
i 'he Cumin -nwealth of Pelii.Ny Ivallt-,
If ibeit |; I'aitiMin g .vernor of iheßHio
couttnnnwealth :
IIIA\K*UIVI\O L-H.H I.AM ITIUS.
It I* 1i ling lll.t Hie p.-.,,.| r ahoul'l
p'U-e Hllll'i-I the —I j'l) Oleiil. „) j, r ....
.-el"y to gcaielii.ly acknowledge tl.e Hi
vine Author of iheir i |.-*-i. g- ;
.. w, t 10-tcf r, I. If >l>er t I. !' *ll i-on.
j .vernurof ilu-cmnm inwealth ol IVm.-
•vlvaiita, do H-C Muinend l'hur*day, tin
_"J Ii -I .y of N veiu'.er, A ! a.
...
; l.yol I lialiK-JlVlog ami player, |t,i
I g i lie pa.l y .-nr our - (ate ami i-milii
.-••lii.tr> lot- oin .rv•-1 u-ly exuuiii. d
'rum <•>.! unity. \\ •- li.ve cmitiiiued i
,-re*e|ve r.-l ill-Mia ol cm.CM.td w.lh *
colli.liUliltie* 111 lin-n. N.I part of out
people ha- been -eiiou-ly '|ecl'*d win
I■-a• Ie I. I It llidu-tiiea have IlilVei
and our harve.t* been ••ounlilul. flu
toll 111 tlie laflorer I.a- li'#l t.e-|i 111 Vail
and the reward- of Ihrilt ure every when
or.i.l'.- t. i umull alnl di..eti*i* n* tinv*
been averted .pi le I ha. dwell w.|i
plenty. n.| out r- pu-dic of aiate. ha
c •titinued In live li. i lie niuluni t.i -In -
, -tl etiona of the people, fumncience
ait I r.-a-oii Hlike H-.u-fi that Hi-'-e 1.i.-.
■ eg- h*V- I 'll le.uft.'d ft-"III dun.e> .
, •ui nr.- due to tin- itfeic.'ul g felne*
'be (Upti lIII' fi• ei ul Ibe iiniv-r-e. Ttla
tliey may ) i- . 1.1 . .itiii.ue.l lntiig<- *•
-boulil mat,ileal a grilelu i-pllll et
Hi * i k.givmg io tlwir gr.cu.u- <> • i
1.l pr-IMf .r I a.t I trig- ►II-MJI-I
al.o, add d. V.iut i-l.treity lot tfieir Cut.
HllU.tlce, ami the Hineil->r at l"li ol tl •
lot ol tlnw- win m mi-fur une .ttid p'l*
• rty O, pree*. the om. lil u'e. the utien
~|.i)e.| *r . Hn- urick.n ahould fi y
teiiii-111 -rati..- loom player*.
I.i c 'I. f-.r lilily , Itietetote, wiih tl.
UOltnlUl .Uiullll *. tl-'Hulled I.y Hie |.
, j- *• lie- ..! our *i ale. t . ap, 11.
aell e i I day -of 11 ■i. k* r I Vlng ami pr
••t. 1 leui- (l.ia pt"-I •Uletl 'li
Mho SI i uck Hilly Muhune.
111. >jU. •'ion, • WtiOktiu k ltd ly 1'
I• • •on * w lii. li for J • af pioy oke.| i i
| t lull- ml ing- on u- tj*i ulaii.oi. -e< ii
e.| Oil I . lay M'.i.ut to la- .11. . -e ..-
•>) all •,..!> | UII il g ,u.I) . "W In
■ in k il.. - > M ti im i',l t|,e io
pill lii ti,e laH.r i a*.- I.a- ) i..irt,.Hy
ma'te a c< o. fe.a.un. ije I* Mi. W.• I -
I 111 I >og. a i'elef.l urg to' a. C.M.I, Hl..'
Ilia I IT i.-e a*, j u-' iy aCcleiHa a..
leg - i. aim to cle .r . way in llu- Hit on,
wr..uml the |-i I*, "miiu.- ..ne.tiuck inn
vinh ntly uh tin- 11glii liaii I. a li < tit an*
ed It to ellike ti i.eial M <l.Olll ligui y
10 the 1.e.-," lIIU' a <| 1.-1 y wtich'
tlt.gill ti 1.• g oe down to ,e>|• lit y
coupoal Willi ' Wli 1 Wa* luniu- ' lak>.
1 • place ti. to . 1..M li. thanfc.lo the.|*i
row ike traiiknek* ul Mr. Ling win.
Hie u*t of o|yt.| I lul-h hi*, headed by
"'V 11.1 KIT . I • A A IF IHIN . ,N - c i-• J.
1 •>.. .
■S..VI | awl ICa I g>|.lU ha" CWUgbl 01.
toe Ai utl-r Hub "II I -tyle of •Ilea* a
lolh.w. : -4 1,., Al.o tl. r liui.tMtd went lo
Hie < u,"*iai I t • g.-t lief p.air da ugh le;
a-one gum ; hill w hen *he got ti ele the
CO|dear*f Wa* bare, ml lII* made |,ei
p-e>r daughler a gown. I lie goWu hu 1
110 .aali on.'iwa* iua.fr in qu>-er I*.limn,
ainl base I.mil the *h>tulder il hung ;
11 w* Olade ul pule Willie, to be Worn
m the nlglit, an I then on a nail to tw
illing. Itol 111 tlie-e <in,aof gJT. *lf, I lie
iilglil* lor 11 today, fir. ami you hfedti t
I'-e -4'ar.-d if you meet Ho* llui.har i niglo
gown in ny nt any town promenading
right out 0111 in the Mteel J N w it we
had a daughter Who Woul-lliT "lie., a.
• lied ougliter, ami HUB f-aiiirh llutlg
i tried to do. you bet I'lHl We'd'boll' lor
: III) *he Weill lieller *keller, and pUI
aw .y ih it gown p. d. •,.''
♦
A I'orlnuate ('*Mb*irllk.
Kentucky'lmmled itebt amount* lo I
Onl, lMJtk I,atnl there i 'JfeS fi'li in ca-h
j lying in tlie trea-uiy. Tlirir ate I(W
j ftO.*, ,11 m hiMil taiiul* wluCli are uiiredeem
ed, and are not piiu*l*leled a* a pari ot
•he drill td the a tale. M.iytrJ/e, ( A'y„ I
HutlrUn,
•lUHV Tu arson a colored man reside
in II .rriai.uig. A remark able laci
aln Mil loin I* thai he l 11 . living with
bi* toUHb wtlenltd lll.t he ta the lalhrt
ol Ihtrty children, twentyame ul WIUMII
are now living, lie *<< tu tlaya gone
by a ,yf ,ry i .ml *Uve.
Mm. -Inttii Livii. of A.b-ntown, r
felted a $'J |lll* at tile L>-Ulgt| county
'•air for litahmg a >tk 'pull 111 which
1 here were were .VtO.IUI piece*. The
rewatd id Inrfu-H) I- alw-y* ruiplivltC.
' I.IAP ASTbAT," it* lll fellow who
WM loi.tiii.g m ben rooat rviuarketl
w hen lie ft II allot paltering egainal
Lie pauUtiouuw.
"Wniiss i* the tw-naiuwT" e*ket| ||,e
pre-*uiati. "It baa not be 1 sine foi
•cms lime," retorted the "devil."
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an- fi-.. I -al f ,hr l I'M., aad thai
aaM awa-l alll ha MMkl tor r- alnarttai at lha
aat, wa at aaM Oaait.
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u A rmthaaavary.