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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-27


--i1I have Just returned from a visit 10
80 four or the schools in Green's For k
Township.
ell twisted tho schools taughtin school
r. districts Nos. q, To- III, and 10. The
'tcaeher I'm district No. . is DR.. Warren
! Cook. Hts scliool is large-sixty-two
,-ehoiarsion his register, with an aver
q age daily attendance OF forty-cight.
His government j. good, and his man
ner OF imparting instruction, excel
lent.
TO- THE teacher In district No. 10 is Miss
aEM,Abeth Bowen. Here, as in the
Other. ~thetteacher showed n capacity
20 govern, and intelfigentIy to ihpart
obstruction 10 her scholars. Number of
scholars on record. twtnty-nine; the
number in daily attendance, twenty
five.
In district No. II Mr.. Thomas III.
Barnes il teacher. | found him 40
earnest and capable teacher. His
school was Well controlled, and the
scholars gave evidence OF his close
Application TO his profession, and his
aplness to teach. lie has thirty-one
scholars on the register, with an aver
aSc Attendance OF twenty 40
Miss Hannah Austen is the teacher
in district W. l.. Her schools small,
9lmbeFing only eighteen scholars. L
lclieve, however, AL the children in
the district, capable0f going to school.
attend her school. Her manne of
conducting her school is commend
abb good order AMI attention Ia
.staiy prevailed during my visit, and
The hearing Of the Glasses.
~, These four schools are deserv-
ing Of al the commentator T
have given them, for the good
government maintained, for the excel
lent classification % the scholars, and
the prompiness AMI accuracy with
Which the pupils, composing the diff
ferent classes, answered the questions
j ~propounded 20 them; and l came
away from each Of these schools
~ rre ar,r NffD The corrie,ioa ,hafi
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-27

COLONEL BRIDoRLASD brands the
J. Richmond Telegram with publishing
"A lie, In reference to the senatorial
2 question. Hesays he never made any
overturcs to that paper for its sup
port OF Governor Morton; that ne had
no authority from Governor Morton
2 TO do so. iWehave been satisfied, for
some time. that that paper was play
ing into the hands of the Democrats.
Every kisk il makes, shows it, car
marks palmer. Division of the Re-
publican party Is what it seeks.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-27

ONCE No. 8 Public Landing.
.NTLosses under Polieies issued nc this
agency, for The EsTxRPRIsE Par AND AARIrs
isscR.scE COsPAsr, will be paid through the
undersigned.
n. NJ. SWAIN, AGENT.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-27

Complete Pictorial History OF the
Times.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-27

The best, cheapest, and mos; success
full Family Paper IN the Union,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

TIE MILITARY ASYLUM AT MILWAUKEE
The National Military Asylum 10 be be erected
in Milwau kee, Wis, Will be located on a tract
OF about five hundred acres, In an elevated and
dry locality. The buildings will consist of
three or four separate structures, divided into
parlois, reading, sitting, sleeping and bath
rooms. and hospital, besides others requisite
for the comfort Of the inmates. They will be
constr ucted on magnificent scale, and will be
capable Of accommodating from ten thousand
to fifteen thousand inmates. They will be
erected az a cost Of nearly or quite a million
dollars. The asylum will be placed in charge
OF Isabled offic GERS, and will be for the accom-
mediation Of all disabled Union officers and
soldiers of the late war. Two other similar in
situations are 10 be established in other IocaIi
ties, under the act of Congress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

THE A-fER SuPPLY OF LosooS.-At pre-
sent a lar re portion 9th water, amounting TO
lSV9e Gallons daily, nsed fSr the supply
from ryefs, .Ireaus and wells IN and near
that ity, the aggregate strength of the engines
employed being 1880 horse power. II is now
Wafer works. and TO bring supply adequate
for the great city at the close of the present
century, when its population rs expected to
reach 4,SlaoOO persons, from the sources of
nver Severn and the mounta.1s of Wales, the
aqueduet for this purPose being constructed
across the entire bfeadfh of En.iand.
REVOLVING PIsToLs-lt r stated that at
Dresden there is areyslvme pistol more than
Two hundred ears old, and having elk barrels
10 each of which the fiint-lock adjusts itself by
exhibition at the New York Worlds Fair in
1855 and beiOn grd to a collection of ancient
arms brought rom The Tower of London. The
American Artisan 81 ,tes, lest il be supposed
that Colonel Cots American patent was a
subsequent adapron OF the principle of these
pistols. That his patent was not for the revolv-
ing cylinder, bot for making IL self revolving
by the act of cooking the hammer.
EMPTINESS OF PARis.-As proof OF the
great emptiness OF Paris, IL is mentioned that a
merchant who has a capital OF about a million
OF francs invested, took in only five podnds in
three days OF August.
PEACEFUL PLACK-Brixham. seafaring
town IN South Devon. England, with popu.
alton of seven thousand. Is without q resident
attorney. The people are on the best of terms
with each other.
SURGEONS LAsr.-Mr. Spurgeon has inst
notified a member Of his flock, that be dis.
courages As much as possible the practice of
returning thanks 10 God after childbirth by
any one of his congregation, since in most cases
II is merely an absurd superstitious practice.
STne Trenton American propounds the
following:
"Question to be debated at the mex. meeting
of the exclusives Of the Loyal League: Can a
man dying in the Democratic faith, with all
the prerequisites ola Christian, 60 to HeayenT"
SUICIDEs.-The number of known suicides
in England IN 1864 was 1910. In the seven
years 1883 81 1t has averaged sixty six an eyery
million Of population.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

~Le Pere Garet, who has a wooden leg,
BIS long resided at the Ternes, one Of the
suburbs of Paris For economical reasons, the
old soldier was IN the habit of taking his meals
Al caraoet Just outside the walls, and was
well known TO the officers of customs who
collect the ootrof duties They were accus-
toned 10 see him pass outside the gates three
umss day, and often chatted with him about
the battles he had witnessed in the time OF thu,
First "apoleon. A few evenings ago the old
fellow was knocked down by a carriage while
boboling through The gate. He was picked up
IN pool OF what appeared 10 be blood but
afterwards was found 20 be wine issuing from
ms wooden leg, in which he had In times gone
py srnuggled in many hogshsads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

" Inc Massachusetts Legislature has by
law declared whisky nuisance Being suc6
MI. Cl1rker, large dealer, refused 10 pay Ii
cense ON n, and the Boston authorities seized a
quantity which IL 70 be sold on Saturday The
matter will then come before the Courts.
"four bonds of the Drainage Company of
New orleans, IS years old. amounting with
interest added. 10 sll.ii0. were recently fonnd
IN n lodging house in Paris. They are esnuIne
and worth the money they call for An owner
has not yet been found.
Era company OF English capitalists, with a
capital OF s2,tOr,0OD, are about 10 start An enor
nous cotton factory ests blishment for sunnIv
European trade at Charleston g. II "A
thaf they are backed by the wealthiest firms
IN England and France.
GA spurious Tennyson has apnearaa m
London. Bearing close resemblance 10 he
P)et Laureate. be was able to deceive many
person s, and II Is said 10 have parted with
stNriSi iocxs OF hair, IN Difference 70 the wishes
Oiththuslaste women 1t turned out thai tha
man was a eheesemouger from Carlisle.
~ woman and child fell Overheard from,
thr steamer Tennessee. AZ Cairo on Wsdnas
coI nRh', ana were saved from drowning by
1ens are making purse up for-Aat
~ The N. \. News SOLD for 100000.
Inc old splnster who could not hear chill .
oIeh mas got married recently, and thinks she
Gan. we snail see in due time
- A western young lady while on her
70 oe married was run over and kiIled 800
nimed old maid agefy and savagety rama ~
BILE destiny" " Ho'ii-
Dr: Butler reviewed his troops on Tues
osy and rode with his staff up and down M.
Ilnts, while the band played ..HaiI =, tha
Chief" chief what, the report does not saw bnt
everbecy knows. o"'
~ A woman burnt 10 death in Manch.s,ar
England ny smoking her pipe in hed Pc
10 her shes, says the Home Journal
- New York paper says that policemen
when armed wi clubs and invested win an '
thoIity, think they are magistrates duly, onal-
ih-d to punish often ders
O- A bare>footsd Methodist preacher in Til.
tusvii'r. Pa declares he has tasted for forty
con'.eniiye sa,s and niIhts. Is Titasville a
strictly tenperznce placel
~ a man IN 81 Iouis Jumped from a third
story window in'o his grave DeIirium tre
msp< furnished the motive power
- A LADY In San Fran isco has been fipsd
and Imprisoned for wearing the bloomer COS
tune.
ga man in South Carolina sends a how
hurry mil.s on horseback every aay TO get mis-
dsiiy paper. - 90
81 dsappofn,sd Young lover in Augusta
Ss. named Henry G. Summers. Committed
SUICIDE last week with prussic acid Dearb
uas instantaneous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22
DROPOSALS FOB FORAGE.

AsyiTaat Quar,eriomas'er's OMoe,l
rhrfddetphia. "a. September IL, 1856.
Sealed Proposals will be reeeiy we'd at this Office
until II O'Clock M, THURSDAY, eeptember ~ ,
1866 Tor furptehipg this department with FOB
AGE for period Of six 49, months. commencing
October 1885. and ending the sist day Of March,
l''' 'DcesoSsit E. Oars. HAY. AND STRAW.
for use Of animals in the public service, lie at
this depot. or any other locality within this
command that may be directed. lferain 70 be
OF the best Qualfty-Oats 81 poands to the busnel;
Corn b pounds to the bushel; Hay of the best
quality Pepnsy lvania Timothy Straw 60 be rye
best q1aIity-all subject to be ins pected and ep.
proved prior TO delivery.
Propo-als will state price PEI one hundred
and Oats, delivered at places Of consumption IN
such Quantities and Of such tinesa msy ordered
che price to be stated both in words In figures
Each bid must be guaranteed by two reSponsible
persons, whose sfgnatures must be appended to
the guarantee and certified to ss being good And
sufficient SECURITY for o. .ooot ave Thousand dol
Wre BY the United States Judge, Attorney or Col.
lecfor or other public officer.
unreasonable, and no bid from defaulting con
tractor will be received.
All proposals to be made out on the regular FERNS
In duplicate. (which vi II be IA rpished on spplca-
ZION ~ this ONCE, and conform to the OF this
adverttseDent, . copy Of which must eeconpany
each s ptopc:al Envelopes to be Endorsed - Pro-
Bids will be opened on TIT RsDAY, September
r. ls1, atE O'Clock m, and bidders are rsa oested
: By order Of Brevet Brigadisr General Geo.ee Il.
Ssssman. Assistant QuartermesteI 0sneral Cnftsd
% ao.n Breves MAJOR and A.: o. arssrnss,er.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22
N EW YER LINE.

NEW RIVER LINZ. o..
The One Steamer WAWASET will GAA&
leave WASHINGTON on every Fri
day morning at O'Clock for CURRIOMAN Re-
turning, will leave Currien st O'Clock Bund az
morning, arriving at Washington early that
She will touch at all Landings for freight and
passen gers. which will be taken at THE LOWEST
POSSIBLE RATES "a
For freight or passage Apply to
JOHN VAN RIsWICK,
General Superintendent p. r. 90,
Seventh Street Wharf.
+ IRON Tuesday, the eth instant, she will CON
meuce to make her sem. weekly trips leaving
We.hinstoI on Tuesdays and Fridays, returning
on Wednesdays and Sundays.
ses-u JOHN VAN RIswICK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

- The wind howled fear fully and tho rain
came down like a flood, when o remarkably
rapid fall OF the barometer took place ..Capt
Walker shouted the man inside, "what does
quick fall OF the barometer indicator "A
storm. sir was the reply. "WeIl, SIR there's
going 10 be a d. of a storm, then, for yours
has fallen about SIX feet, and broken ali 10
pieces on the fioorr'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

SEcREr DISEASES.
sAMARITAN's err:
SAxARITANS GIFT
TIE MOST CERTAIN RRMEDY BvER USED
"Yes, POSITIVE 0uII,"f fer
GONORRHGA, GLEET STRIC rUREa, "a
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Meroury.
Only Ten Pills 70 Dc 1aksa 70 Rec Cyss,
They are entirely vegetable, having no anell nor
~. IMP :. n
IN from swS 70 oaP sn O. recent
81 and Il .ps.sns
- those e ssns
vho have been sorssd yith B ~ hsr
curry try the Sent h ~ nsii T. nS Git rr
pr,os-n.le pack "ss:, g. Psass an Or ssn''''''
BLOODi BL0oOif BLOoDfii
sGG E8RssuLss6t a TnikGERs h6 s2Ers, sRSTs,
sAxA RiTAN's RooT IND HERE q JUICE
= IL offered the public q positive cure.
sSef ANb hERs Hi5s q:
most petent sert.in and eiectual remedy ever pro.
&. sa:es end ss &:
and pe.psnsns Take IKE then, Of this purifying rem.
SosteIits that which yoS may repent IN sse1
years. DO ROT DEsPAIR,ren ...-
goSf hESB fo,s
Will rou0yo ovoty ye6tt86 OF lmpurittG3 from tia
system, e ysll q all the bed snec*s Of Mercury.
II -,is prsas & r.
happily sdapted. IN UloeEstsd Uterus in Ieuoos.
rhss, In herring down, Falling q the Womb, Dc.
Sent 81 express. Prioe Gle per bottle.
sAHARITANs WASH asrH
r. n cs:cs Of used In connection Win the
hf fSi fa afr sssS so,i f:io. Is cents.
The snac.cy of these Eemsdis: IL a!ike aeknovi.
in the q. 5. Hospitals.
WHAT THE eURGEOEs SAT- OF TIL 9 AnAB
ITANg 6EMEDIE6.
"Posf HOSPITAL, roRT MARSHALL, Baltimore.
Ma. Feb. 70, l664.-'I have great sattafsctien IN
StotinG that have used The Bamaritan Remsdiea'
for vsnsral disea.es in its most eustomary forms;
and properly, and, have found them respond 10 nv
apticipations promptly and enectually. Known
their composition, have the fullest confd ence m
their efficacy, and far - my of them extonda.
~ ~ 10 sAEfRED O. BowrRs.
ssAssistsut Surgeon, sth n. Y. VolG.
Bold BIZ 3. o. YORD, csrner nth street and Penn.
sylyanis svenus, Warrington; HENRY OOOK,
XiexaDdria, Va. !; and BY Druggists generally.
nEsM0ED , CO.. PhilsdelDhia. nys-1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22
DPePOsALs FOB SUBSISTENCE,

. -...a. ID =. August ~, 1885
Proposals viii be received ct the once OF Indian
Affairs: Wsshingten: D, g, until twtlve o'clock
noon OF 6xPTEMBER -, 1876, fer Subststeuce
for the Mfchites and other Afilisted banda Of
Indians In the Leased District, )" Indian Terri
tory. H... r.
The bids will be at SO much per ration. q fol.
lows: 80.
} pound Of Fresh Beef
y Of pound Of Flour, or. IN lieu Of Flour,
pint OF Oorn, Flour and Uorn to be issued al
4Quarts Of Salt per 100 rations
To he delivered At such pcints within the Leased
District" as may be designated by the agent sta
toned there, and all articles to be inspected by
said agent. a..
The Department reserves the right to reject all
bids: and IL . contract 10 entered into, the righ
will be reser we'd TO terminate the came on thirty
days notice, at any time after the 3lst Of March,
Proposals will also be received, OF the same time
aud place, for rem-vipg. At 30 much per head.
7e0 more or less. Of Wfchitas and other sH stei
bands from their prese nj agency. IN Butler coun.
q ansas, to their former homes in the I" Leased
District" distance Of about 20 miles; snch re
meyal to include the Subsistence Of the said In
diaps while being renewed
au Is lawtd d. N. COOLEY. Commissioner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

RAT HUNT IN OHIo.-Tne Cincinnati G. azstta
says that at a recent rat hunt in Pickaway
county 1851 rats were killed, and announces
grams picnic 10 take place AT CIreieviIIe, o
At which three premiums Will be given TO the
township producing the greatest number of
tails OF rats slain In each township of Ptcka.
way county The premiums amount respect
lively 10 CSC. $500 ana $500 and will be dis
tributed, Of course, pro rata
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

SThe undertaker's business is a monopoly
in Paris. and is formed by the city into a Joint
stock company. IL Is said the last annual re-
port OF the manager TO the shareholder. of this
company commenced "GenIlemen the wear
OrrLed badly, the general health Of the public
was unfortunately excellent; a change for the
ferser took place an September; we are happy
20 say the cholera ade its appearance in Paris
and proved fatal in the majority Of cases
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

AN INSANE PHYsICIAS.-EarIy FRIDAY
morning. while officer Theobold. of the fifth
precinct. was patroliihg his beat he ohser we'd
gentleman wandering up and down Broad
way, apparently insane. He took him at on
TO Bellevue hospital From papers found in
his possession the wanderer is supposed To he
Dr. Call. practicing physician. residing in
Baltimore, Nd. A case of surgical in stru meu,s
aud SO were also found upon his persor.-N
L.. Times -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

TIE UNBRKLLA IN ERANCE-A Paris letter
writer gIyss humorous description of how
the umbrella was introduced into France He
says
"rhe war drove so many Southern families
abrood they formed a large sized colony here,
and when they raised their umbrellas TO keep
on the sunbeam they kept one another in
countenanee. The other Foreigners here seeing
so many umbrellas raised on sunny days,
thought, naturally enough, IL was a Partisan
custom, and conformed to il. The Parisans,
In turn, seeing so many umbrellas raised, We're
persuaded IL wasa new fashion, and con formed
10 %. They found IL comfortable and persuad-
ed their friends TO adopt It. In this way the
firing on Fort Sumter has made the Parisians
adopt the Southern fashion of u sing n bre has
20 keep of the sunbeams as well as the cloud
drops"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

GONE By THE BoARp.-A man was washed
overheard from the schooner Eureka Saturday
morning, during heavy gale on Lake Onta-
rio. Several thousand feet OF lameer with
which the schooner was freighted were car.
ried away at the same time. The man managed
10 fet three boards together. aud making Of them
ruoe raft, hoated fer sixteen hours on the
lake Meantime the gale subsidized, and the
captain of The schooner having put about with
little hope Of finding him alive, picked him up
and proceeded on his voyage. The man was
beDDmed with cold and afflicted with a vast
appetite. Beyond this he di! not suffer mucb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22
nIPARTMENr OF THE INTERIOR,

WASHINGTON. August "a. 1853.
On the petttion Of JOHN PEPPEk. Of Lake Vii
lsge, n. D., praying Tor the extension OF apsten.
granted the ttk Gay December. 1854, patented in
England the I'd day OF November, lss2, and re-
issued 10 said Pepper, October 2, 1858, Tor an I'm
provement IN Knitting Machines, for seven years
from the expiration of said patent. which rakee
place on the I'D day OF November, $3.50:
Ii is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once on Monday. the 5th day Of No
vember next, at Il O'Clock a.. and ell perso.s are
notified TO appear and show cause any they have,
Why said petition ought not TO be granted.
file IN the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth IN writing, at lcsst twenty days before
the day Of hearing; all testimony fled BY either
party to be used at the saio bearing must be taken
aud Or anemitted in accordance with the rules of
the Office, Which Will be Furnished application
ttmcfy must be died ia the once twenty dayo
before the day OF hearing; the arguments. II any,
within ten days after filing the testimony
Ordered also, that this potce be published in the
Republican and the Iptellisencer, Washington, ID.
O., and In the, Journal. Portsmouth,, N h,
once . week for three successive weeks; the nrst
on said publications 70 be ct least sixty days prev
7. Q. THEAKER,
Commissioler OF Paeuts.
5P.e.-Editors Of the above papers win please
COPY and send their hills to the Patent once with
. payer containing THE notice. gu 3wsv
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AUCTION SALES.
ny THOs. bOwLlhG, Auct. Georgetovn

SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
Inc valuable property known the Seminary
HIl.dinfs' SsoIgstoxn D. G., late the property Of
TUESDAY, the 18th Of September. at 4 o clock, At
n1eh u@e II not previously sold, 1t will be sold
III. property is situated in thu mos. desirable
psIt OF ire tosn occupying the part Of the
square, fronting lSo feet on WsshinR teu 2t0 ON
gay " on 6reen, and 80 on Dunt arton stree m
The m proyemehts consist Of . three story Brick
Of hem very large, with eas, wstsr, and baths.
Ids Is rare Chance for per. ons DESTROYS OF OMEN
iog asebooi, the property teipg well adapted for
sucn pnrpoee. FOR many re ,rs used and occupied
and became celebrated and known throushoat the
Tie property couId be used o. q BOARDING bouse.
n re within s2Hsre Of the cars, which run very
divided into FIVE ol more large yelling hon ses
O. or feI ms and other Particular apply to Mrs
ct pOUGH1Bff, on the premises or TO " %
es .ah e'0rs''0.nr RIOS Il s. BOWLING, Ane,.
FOB fALE-On WEDNESDAY, the Sd day o
i October next, at IL IN. at Hoboken nssr ,hs
ferry, the Revenue steam propeller
OUYAHOGA,
ful riseed brig, burden 80 tons old measu RENE
OAK. locust and cedar; replanked and thoroushiy
repair ed by John Linn, In Phil aselphia IS;is II.
now in complete order. ~ = - -
Hss one eemplete set OF cotton sails. nearly new.
and Is well found In anchors. chains, boats, &c !;
me poop cabin. wsrd room. berth deck and all
TEE appointments OF man OF war: has
Two oselllatins Engines. SixS2.
Two horizontal Tubulsr Boilers;
Somposition Screw 10 feet IA feet mitch
S.ef.s lSo gross tons Coal In bunkers. y
Ire fesse, can be examined on and after Monday
Ssb. D. at boboken near the ferry until the az
IN esarre every given ~ the officers
eels Collector Of On atom. No. VI,
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THE EVENING STAR.


How CoFrEE, SEeARs, LIcKSTIoUsNEss AND
wouKN KILL FAST YOU'VE PARIsIAss-Uail
The roll Of the 'syoung men OF lSB"- says a
Paris papsr. and ak where they arei De-
BaIzle H. d.ae-eoffee killed him. Frederick
SOuIie is dead, the victim of coffee aud lieen-
tiOusnsss. Eugene Brilliant died n mad 10 IN in
the Cbartnton Lunatic Asylum. Grandvllle
went mad, and breathed his last In a private.
insane hOuse- Lasaliy died at the Charenton
mao house, a raylng Innate. Love weimers
died from opium eating and licentiousn ness.
BahhI-, ter suffering agony from a loathso re
disease, took poison 70 end his prolonged tor
tuTe- Alfred de "a user died q victim TO the
bottle and the cigar. Count Alfred DOrsay
was killed by cigars and licentiousness.
Charles De Bernard died from coffee and III
centiousness. Henry Boyle died from coffee
and women. HippOllte Roger Coliari died
from coffee and tobacco Gerard DE Neryal,
after oscillation between plenty and want
abetsm iouspess snd RIGHTEOUSNESS, went ad
and hung himself All died OF softening of the
brain OF spinal marrow, or swelling of the
heart. Ali moved down in the prime Of life in
the meridian Of their intellect and fame.
Eugene Sues name is added 70 the fatal list
Ccfee and women were bis ruin He died
ewsy from his friends, away from his family,
away from the home he had adorned with such
elaborate care, an exile foreign land. Who
would have predicted such an end TO Eugene
Sue IN 1Si1, " ben he was the favorite OF PARIS
rolling IN wealth, coveted by every one. and a
dandy Of the most aristocratic pretensions,