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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-07-30
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Foreign ana Domestic.

INpIANAPoLIs, July 26.-ITon. Daniel
Mace. OK member of Congress, committed
suicide this morning.
GALVESTON, July 26.-The Government
employees lately sent to work on the
frontier posts are reported to be suffering
from cholera, near San Atomic, where they
are quarantined. The deaths average fl We
daily. The freedmen at Aleyton are also
suffering from the same disease.
The steamer Tartar has arrived from
Wilmington, Del, to ply between this
port and Brazos Santiago
AUGUSTA, July 26.-Cotton quiet but
steady; sales 158 bales; middlings 24c. to
2415c.
Heavy shower to- day, with indications
of continuance. Two ceored children
killed by lightning.
Accounts from the interior are favorable
to the crops.
The freedmen are holding meetings
throughout the State. They are addressed
by Radical speakers, white and black, who
urge upon them the necessity of support
ing their party.
NASHVILLE, July ga riot is reported
at Rogersvlle. A shot was fired at Ether
idge, and continued voleys were fired by
both parties.
The backgrounds are white eonserva-
mortally wounded, and thirty slightly
wounded. Etheridge uninjured.
New YoRK, July 26.-Letters have been
received from British Honduras to July 10.
Another steamer has arrived from the
United States with large number of emf
grants.
As an induoement to immigration, the
Legislature exempts all settles from duties
and taxes iot three years.
1t admits their stocks, implements, fur
niture and provisions free, and gives land
aud money to abe-b bodied sett ers.
a dispatch to the Herald says Meade is
selected to succeed Sheridan, when the
President gets ready to move in the mat
ter.
SOUTHWEST Pass, July 16-6P 2. M.-Clear
and calm. Barometer 1910.
Went to sea, steamer Pisano and
schooner Henry Travers. On the bar,
schooner Village Belle. Nothing in sight.
LONDON, July 6-Noon .-Consols 94M
Bonds IS. No IL Dutch standard Sugar
25s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, July l6-Noon - Cotton firm;
sales s00e bales middling uplands at l01sd.;
Orleans l014d. Corn 36s. Pork 73s. Cd.
Bacon AS. I'd.
LIVERPOOL, July 16-Evenipg Cotton
unchanged, sales reached 10, 900 bales.
Manehe tter ad vices are unfavorabIe.
LONDON, July 16.-The Reform bill was
read in the House Of Lords this evening.
The second reading is assigned for Mon
day next.
LIVERPOOL, July 27-Noon.- Cotton
frmer and active; sales IL 900 bales; mid
ding uplands 1oSsd., middling Orleans
loMd.
New YoRK, July 27.--Cotton shade
frmer but less active; sales 100 bales; mid
ding uplands at 2719c.
Gold l40. Sterling, time 10; sight
110M@1l0I. Five twenties of 1862, cou-
pons, ~
Bishop McIlvan, of Ohio, sailed for Eu-
rope to-day.
An American homestead company is
formed in this city to purchase large pro-
duotive tracts in the Southern States.
AUGUSTA, July 27.-Weather clear aud
Sultry. Accounts from Florida and mid
die and eastern Alabama are favorable to
crops. Grain crops abundant and cotton
generally promising.
LONDON, July 27.-Ex King Ohio, of
Greece, died of measles.
vienna, July 27.-The Sultan has ar
rived and is the guest of the Emperor
Francis Joseph.
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PENITENTIARY SHOES.

WILL keep constantly on hand
l. large supply Of the above Shoes atssEa7
my shop on Laay cite street, for sale at wholesale
and retail. These Shoes made under my su-
pervison and will be sold at old prices
apr13 l.. KONDERT.
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RT L. c. NORRIS, Collector and General Agent,
for the settlement Of Claims Bills. &C. Also, author
lied Agent and Collector for The GAZETTE COMET.
Office at the Court House.
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ATTENTION. FAMILIES!

DECEIVB ED per Olive Branch-3 tierces finest
LII Sugar. cured Hams. Give us a call and them
trial. fmay2I A. JACKSON
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SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING.

THEAP BREAD The prices of Flour having
~ declined some three dollars per barrel, per-
sons not posted and wishing to avail themselves
Of the benefit Of this large decline, can find well
assorted stock of fresh ground Flour of assorted
grades and prices-pricss based upon the decline
named, at the store of
june22 JOSHUA BEAL
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Ias- A gentleman just down from
Pointe Coupee informs us that there is
a great deal Of water still remaining
from the late overflow upon the
plantations in that parish, and the
crops are suffering very much from
a want of drainage and the ravages
Of the worm. Notwithstanding the
river has fallen so much, the water
still continues to pour through the
break at Morganza, much to the in
jury of the planting community.
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Ray The "Empire Parish pub
lished at Pointe a la Hache, in the
parish of Plaquemines, furnishes us
with the following items in its Issue
of July goth
Notwithstanding the heavy rains
of the last five or six weeks, the
crops in this section of the State are
growing magni6cently. Unless Prov
idence shall send unpropitious
weather, our platpers and farmers
will be abundantly rewarded for
their industry.
Our people are generally in pos
session of good health.
One of the largest rice mills ever
built in Louisiana, the property of
the Empire Parish Steam Rice Mill
Company, will be in operation at
Pointe la Hache about the begin
ming of next October This mill
will receive rice on toll and grind
and prepare for the market over
10000 pounds daily.
According to our Assessors ASSESS
ment rolls, the following quantity of
land has been this year placed in
cultivation in this parish
Cultivated in cane. 1925 acres.
rlce.. $50
corn ............5 ,465
The oysters in Bastian Bay it is
said, were all killed by the river
water which passed over the levees
during the storm of the 5th and 9th
of last May.
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FOR RENT.

THAT elegant residence now in complete kH5A
l. repair, situated on North Boulevard E!tn
street, and belonging to Hilary and Fanny
Brunot
Alfo the property belonging 20 the estate Of the
late John W. Seymour, situated on Main, Jackson
and North streets. Apply to
july27-3t SAMUEL p. GREVES.
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ROBERT r.. LEE.

no ARR1YE-I will receive, during the middle
l. or latter part Of this week, q no her shipment
OF the celebrated X. Il. Lee Flour-none better In
America-prices moderate.
juiy30 JOSHUA BEAL
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say A tunnel under the Atlantic,
according to the Home Journal is
seriously proposed. The tunnel
boring company il already making
plans for organization, according to
that paper, and the modest capital Of
$2,50O,000,0OO is to be raised for the
purpose. We suppose that a country
that was able to raise $4,000, 900 900
of debt in four years, is abundantly
able to raise this small capital for
boring the bed of the Atlantic.
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DRY AND GREEN HIDES.

I WILL give tbs highest market price for Dry,
l. Green and Sailed Hides delivered at my store
No % Lafayette street When you kill calves
and beeves, remember that economy Ia the 70 ID
to weath-save the Hides and bring them TO me
and get green and red backs for them
l.. KONDERT,
deco No rs LAFAYETTE street
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10 The Turkish Sultan brings
to Paris as a present to Eugene,
solid gold model Of the imperial kiosk,
in the harbor Of Constantinople,
with the surrounding trees in green
enamel, and the river flowing past
in brilliants. The tower of the
buildings will be of rubies, and the
value Of the whole will be $500, 900.
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BUILDERS. TAKE NOTICEl

7 HAVE In store 100 barrels Richards Cape
Il Lime, Cement, Plaster of Paris and Hair In
quantities to suit purchasers.
octl6 JAMES MCVAY
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ATTENTION, YOUNG AMERICAi

LNISHING Lines, Fishing Floats and Fishing
Il Hooks-all sizes. For sale very cheap at
mar26 BEAL's BOOK Il VARIETY STORE
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snrARATE PROPERTY OF LOUIE DEL ArrE

SEPARATE PROPERTY or LOUIE DKLATTK.
lat. A certain lot or parcel Of ground,
near the Penitentiary Store, in Square No.
10, tDevall TOWN., measuring sixty feet
front on Laurel street, by depth Of eixty
feet, adjoining the Penitentiary Store
grounds, being part of the same property
acquired by said deceased, by an act passed
before c. Crawford, in 1881, and of record
in The Recorders office.
I'd. The undivided third Of parcel Of
land containing two arpents, more or less,
being situated between Main and North
streets; being the East half of square of
ground lying on the East side of Jackson
street, formerly belonging to the success
sion of Louis Delatts, deceased, and di-
vded among the heirs, the Widow re-
serving tho East half and the heirs the
West half, and acquired by Louis Delatte
jointly with Remie Delstte and Victoria
Delatte, from the estate of their mother,
Mrs. Frances Delatte, deceased.
3D.. A lot of ground on same square
above described aud mum bered two on the
plat made for the partition thereof, con-
tanning one-half arpent, more or less,
fronting on Jackson street.
COMMUNITY PROPERTY.
A certain tract of land in this Parish,
containing one hundred and sixty four
"a 100 acros, being the Southeast quarter
of Section No. f2s) twenty six, in Town
chip No. 5, South of Range a. one East,
as shown by Receivers certificate, No. 854s,
having been entefed by Louis Delatte,
February oath, 1859.
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TO BUILDERS,

r AM PREPARED to fill orders at short notice
J. for Dressed Flooring and Ceiling, Pannei
Doors, sashes and Blinds Of all sizes and quali-
ties, at lowest market rates.
mars JAMES MCVAY.
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GODEY,S LADY,s BOOK,
TO- AUGUST, 1867. Just received at
july20-3t HEROMAN'S
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Attention, Planters and Dealers

"THEN visiting Baton Rouge, and in quest
w OF Groceries and Provisions, make IL your
business to call on every merchant, and price
what you are in need of, then call at my store,
corner OF Third and Laurel streets, and 1 will
convince you that am selling cheaper than my
neighbors. april JACKSON.
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i iv23-5t REALS BOOK 4 VARIETY STORE
STATE OF LOUISIANA-FIFTH JU-
dcial District Court-Parish of East
Baton Rouge-Succession of LOUIS and
Mary Delatfe. deceased.
DY VIRTUE of commission issued
ID in the above successioa and directed
to the Sheriff of said Parish, from the
Honorable Court aforesaid, will expose
to public sale at the Court House door of
said Parish, in the city of Baton Rouge, on
saturday. the Dist day OF August, 1857,
at II o'clock, A. M, of said day, the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit:
REAL ESTATE,
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Interesting to Taxpayers.
SDGCiMI Notice.

nNLY = few pieces Of the "a wide Imperial
~ Check Mating left at
june5 THE PEOPLES STORE.
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notice.!
Redemption of Mutilated Notes

ntFACED AND MUTfLATED u. s. and Ma.
~ tionai Bank Notes redeemed according to
ru,es adopted b. the Government.
july11 GEORGE A. PIKE.
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81 WHARTON h ILLINGswoRTH. General
Newspaper and Collecting Agents. ll5 Common street,
between Camp and st. Charles Streets New Orleans.
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p Frs oNAL PROP ERTY.
9 MARES,
2 COLTS,
< hand IF CATTT

Upon the following terms and condi-
tons.
The personal property for cash, and the
land and lots one-t third cash, and the bal
snee payable in ono and two years from
day OF sale; the purchasers to furnish their
promissoIy notes, with good personal So
curity. Said notes to be secured by mort
gage and vendors privilege on the prop
erty sold, until full and final payment Of
the same, and to bear eight per cent inter-
est after maturity until paid.
JulySo T. J. BIRD, Sheriff.
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PAINTERS, TAKE NOTICE!

T HAVE just received full assortment of the
l. various qualities OF White Lead and all the
standard colors ground in oil, in cans and packa-
GEES to suit, at reduced rates.
marl2 JAMES MCVAY
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GODEY,s LADY,s BOOK,

LNaR August, 1867 Just received at
+ iv23-5t BEALs BOOK 4 VARIETY STORl
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BUILDERS, WARE.

A FULL stock on hand, and TO arrive direct
N from the manufactures at the Gazette and
Comet Office Building, Third street.
dec1S ES MoVAY.
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Our Fayorite, "RObert f. Lee"
Our Fayorite. "Robert f. Lee"

IUST RECEIVED few barrels of this superb
a brand OF Flour, the produce of the wheat crop
of 1867, prices moderate.
juy27 JOSHUA BEAL.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auctton Sales This Day.


SMITH MoGnlIvRAY will sell this day, at NJ 2Sl
Meeting street. at hapast 10 O'clock the furniture ola
family declining housekeeping.
A1oNzo j. WHITE Son will sell this day. ut the north
of the Exchange at IL o'clock, comfortable two-story
wooden dwelling situate in Laurens street, also, vacant
lot sixty feet front by hundred feet Deep more or
less, situated on the cast side Of Hanover street.
MILES DRAKE will sell this day, ut lis store corner
of King and Liberty Streets at 10 O'CLOCK cases boots
Shoes &c.
LowSpEs l. GRndBAM will sell this day, ut U. s bond
ed warehouse Atlantic wharf, at II O'clock casks cream
of tartar, &C.
LAW KNOX will sell this day at their auction sales
roos No. 1873 Meeting street, opposite Pavilion HOTEL
a. IL O'Clock an assorted stock Of dry and fancy goods
SA.P P. CALDWELL Yill sell this day, before their
o-e No 90 East Bay at 10 o'clock lot of strips and
hams, &c.
JrrroRps Co. will sell this day, before their store,
Nh 97 yepdue Range at 10 o'clock, boxes choice sugar
cured hams, &c.
r. NJ. CATER will sell this day, on Browns Wharf, at
10 o'clock. frkins butter, sides, shoulders, &C.
LAuREy ALEXANDER will sell this day, before their
store No. 1877 East Bay, at 10 O'Clock, strips pig shoul
ders, sides, hams, &c.
MuL1eAN l. Son will sell this day, ct their store, NO.
20 ycndue Range ut 10 O'clock lot Of ur4iturc, &C.
CLIFFORD & MATHEwEs will sell this day, ct South
Atlantic wharf at lOE o'clock, sailing yacht, with sa's'
&C. aso at No Sc Broad street, ut II O'clock furniture
piano, &c.
BRUINS BEE will sell this day, in front Of their store,
No. B East Bay at 10 O'CLOCK bacon sides, shoulders &c
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Success is tho prevalent cradle of innumerable hum
bugs. No sooner had HOsTETIER's STOMACH BIT
TIERS made their mark in the world than up sprang
host of limitations and as the of the geat resora-
tive grew and spread the peserous crop OF poisonous
mockeries thickened But the true medicine has lived
them down. One by one, they have disappeared When
the bellows of puery which kept alive tho feeble fire OF
their borrowed reputation ceased to blow they ceased to
live, and thus they oontinue to come and CO. Mean
while, HOsTETTER'S BITTERs, the great protective
and remedial tonic of the age have progressed in popu-
arity with each succeeding year. Their success as
means of preventing and curing the diseases resulting
rom malaria, unwholesome water, and all unhealthy c-
matte influences has been boundess; and as remedy
for Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Fever and gue Gene
raj Weakness and Debility and all complaints originating
in Indigestion they are admitted to be superior to
any other preparation advertised prescribed
From the homo market to which few years ago they
were confined their sale has been extended into every
sntc in this Union over tic whole Of South and Central
America Mexico the West Indies the Sandwich Islands
Australia China and Japan. Homo and foreign teahmo
uy continue to show that HOsTETTER's BITTERs are
the most re arkable tonic and ngorant before the
world For sale by
DOwIE & NOISE. Druggists
No. 151 MER1 NC STREET,
March 1s 6 Opposite Charleston Hotel.
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No. 500 BROADWAY. ~ Y.
100000.

WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS: THE
w name and value Of each article Of our goods are
marked on tickets placed in scaled envelopes and well
mixod On receipt OF 25 cents an envelope containing
such ticket will be drawn without choice, and delivered
ut our office or sent by mail to any address The pur-
chuser after seeing what article it draws end Its value
which may bs from one TO five hundre dollars--can
then on payment OF one dollar, receive tho article
named or uy exchange it for any other article marked
on our circular the value. Every ticket draws an
article worth one dollar or more. No BLANKs-
Our patrons can depend fair, honorable dealing.
The article drawn will be delivered at our Office regard
less OF its value promptly sent as directed by return
mail, or express.
Letters from many persons acknowledging the receipt
of valuable gifts from may be seen on te ut our Oh
ice, among whom we are permitted to refor to:
John S. Holcomb Lambertvle N. j., gold watch, value
$3.50: Mrs s. Bennett No. 252 Cumberland street. Brook
lyn sewing machine, $50; Edwin Hoyt Stamford Conn.,
ecld lever watch, value s20O Hon. B. H. Briggs, wash
inCton D. c. diamond pin, S175; j. c. Sutherland, NO
100 Lexington avenue piano, $3.50; Mrs. jackson, NO.
2U3 Nineteenth street. N. y, sewing machine, - Jos
Camp ElmiIz, N. w. melodeon, $3.50; Miss l.. Collins,
Atlanta, Ga. diamond cluster ring S225; De Henry
No l33 18th street. N. Y, gold watch $3.50; Edw Boyn
ton Nashville, Tenn, nelodcon, 500; James RUSSELL
Montgomery Ala, gold hunting watch, $500; X l.
Smith, Providence H. l., silver lever watch, $60 Oscar
Purdy Madison, N. j., music box, s45; Hon B. g. New
ell, St. Paul'B, Hinn., gold watch, $685. j. r. Sperry
Etchield Conn., silver watch, sos; VIM B. Peck, Har
lcm Dls music box $75; Vim. Raymond, Dayton, Ohio,
silver tea set S125; Miss E. M. Schenck, Detroit Mch
diamond ear rings S225; Pierre Beaudin ST. Charles
Hotel, New Oreans diamond ring, Sl70; Mrs. Martha
Barnes, st. Louis, Mo-, melodeon, value $lI6.
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Gin, a as Remedial Agent.

CN, AS REMEDIAL AGENT, HAS BEEN IN FA.
VI VOR with the profession for very long PERIOD but
owing to the difficulty Of obtaining pure article 1t has
fallen into disuse In many sections Of the country much
to the regret of medical men, who consider 1t almost
specific in very many diseases. For all cases Of Gravel
pure Gin If administered under professional guidance,
will certainly work cure; and II taken preventive,
acting it does the sensitive membranes 1t ceanscs
the parts to all possible sediment dnlt-
istered in the same way 1t will prevent the formation Of
Calcuh Gnd do away with those terrible operations,
therefore, so necessary for their permanent removal
Gin is OF ncalculabe benefit to females In those diseases
30 peculiar to the SEX and from Its tonic, well Its
anodyne properties it is frequently superior to iron,
bark or even the electrical remedies. In Of posi-
tive tendency to Phtss or Consumption, Gin In proper
quantities. by supplying or filing up the constant dying
out of the natural fire Of the system win often entirely
ward Oh that awful disease, which carries of oneeRhh
Of the population of the United Stnes annually Pure
Gin has this peculiar advantage other difusible
stimuli that 1t eIhilarates without creating any thirst Of
an unhealthy character 1t soothes while 1t also e1ceg
and Is powerful nervine we'll as active tonic
aRININGER's OLD LONDON DOCK GIN
a the qualities that be desired for the high
dicns arc the distilled juices of carefully selected gans
made deicately pungent and fayorous with the aromatic
tnctllre Of the Jumper Berry. Age has melowed al
these minged aroas and given exquisite mildness
g smooth oily body-and an almost floral odor to the
Iouor which renders delicious to the Senses of smell
and taste alike while Its sparkling Iqu purity leaves
nothing for the eye to desire
Co. merit the gratitude Of the entire medical profess
sion as well the world at large for having introduced
sSmuant such une1cephonable purity and unequivo
ca power both as preventive and curative agent and
harmless exarntive beverage Journal and
AeltcaI GazetH tu1 m8mos January %
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ECCLESIASTICAL ARoH1TEcTuRE.-He has been
styled the true benefactor Of his race who is IN
strumental in making two blades of grass grow
where only one grew before. So, in like manner,
should he also be entitled to the praise OF his fell
low-men who helps to lessen the number OF un-
slightly and vacant lots by erecting handsome
buildings upon their site. Passing down George
street yesterday, between King and st. Philip
streets, we saw active preparations in progress for
the construction Of large edifce, which, upon
inquiry, We learned was destined to serve as
church for some of our colored felow-citizens
The situation is one Of the best in the city for
the purpose, and We know Of several congrega-
tions who, at different times, have had it in con-
templasion to purchase for a similar purpose.
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TIE CHARLESTON Co1LEaE.-The examination
Of the freshman, Junior and Sophomore classes
OF the Charleston College commenced yesterday.
We did ourselves the pleasure of spending several
hours there, and were grati6ed to find that the
young gentlemen in attendance at that institution
had made pc I'D use Of their time. We were pre-
sent during the examination of the Sophomore
class in Algebra, by Prof GBBEs, in Juvenal, by
Prof MILES, and on the Philosophy Of Language
by Prof. PoRcHER. ,5ast.t, =,
It is refreshing, in these days Of political tlr-
moil, and the stern struggle for dear ife still to
find spot here and there uninvaded by these
disturbing elements, where the muses. enjoy the
undivided worship Of their yotaries. We could
wish that the number of students were larger;
and hope that ere long the res angussr don'i may
cease to prove barrier to the filing Of these clas-
Aic halls.
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To Correspondents.

tsTe are continually receiving communications on
Z ,!itlcal and other matters from persons who do
net attach their proper names to the articles sent;
Il we take this occasion OF repeating that nothing
ca DO published in TltE DAILY News without
bcing iIdorsed by somo responsible individual.