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New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
an Notices Of Marriages must he nd0rSed Nth tGl'
name and address.
DIED.

DIED.
,ERY-On vov Henrietta Eiinser George Acry 2lG Cu
t",s,.. of ND.i.ou. aged u year' months
Notice u! iulefal ie.eAtrr.
CLAEEon wnrGa' Nov Fannie w. daughter Of T. Clark
Erar,r, nr are nv,ci oattrd Il ncral on
All. be- taAca 10 Cypes, His Irmet2.y.
COOPER Vt Mo Taedav evening Oct 81 1871 Louisa A.
elc. daugnrer Of ThOs. H. and Ann n. cooper 49,,
Tie vi M ag HNte to attend the funeral
s,a S l on fJ t SdS :' D. a!s15' clock '- ''
& % ,";S s i G pIA FL on ., @ 5' birthday Louis La
sns are 1yd E t. a'a 1 s @ 1nss iGm me s
No. g. at 10 O'Clock
HGGINs-At CrAntOrl N j. 81 David s. Higgins the Ssh
Friends are bis residence Friday Nov.
O'Clock Trains leave foot Of berty't n w. at 1880
IL Jar e sS r Of hi. aGe D. D4
The relative sud ei, Of the iy are tr'sg invited 70 attend
% FrJgy, Nov. g. ococE ?. m.
MaCY6n Trca Oct 81 LATini' daushr O!1e l.'e Charles
Rsspys,,n! y invited attend the funeral rom
s. Arm. T. Church hShee'H' near f"h'a'e On THURSDAY
sLoAT-sudenly at NJ Kate wife of John 'Oa aged
Funeral FGy the residence Of H. " T. ysa-
s%siS-A S',I pn,,. O.. f S.5seP; ri: !, +: 81 5.. b.
Funeral TAordp, Nov from The & Tdsnes b,oth
"a in Dpo' at $50 H. Friend, the 5 aie iH5is
THonP.on w,n.v Nov Adde NJ TOrp Youngest daughter of
ul aud is In,c Issac o. ThOrp the 18th year Of her age
ToLMiNIu Pttsae Mass. Sept 30 Nm Jane A. TOm,n wife of
As. Tqmaa Principal Of The r,io sh school, and daughter
wINCHRLL-On weJnes.y Sarah wife Of Charles L. Win.
cr daughter Benz Van Cea Abbott tue 24h
tn. % @ % Of f are 9; attend on IL TRSJ aRs1
H. T. for iaterment
Hudson papers please copy.
IEEIwRIGHT-In c 81 Washington wheeRright.
HIS relatives Td feGs and o.c Of bis rohrr Benz wheEnsht
invited to otteud The fnrs from h Late resirnc - c.[on
Wootawn Cemetery fr ilteHn"nt
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
BREYOORT-SCHRRA

observation-disclosures this cV on WEDNESDAY Nov l.
,Lu ch, by the Rev Henry g. Potter d., ienG LfeE'
d., NeY-iurE.
HAMBERSAt NeWbnrgh y T.. OF Tuesday Oct
a. hy the Row Hobart het~ood J,hn w. Car1 gIoa Jr, OF
Chicago Mary H. dang ter OF tie te B. Chambers Of some
pice
JOHNSTONE-HOLNES-A Cleveland. Ohio Oct 2S in the First
Presbyte-an by Rev VIM H. tUO!rh, d. D., Henry r.
ohustone Elizabeth e. daughter Of Joseph Holmes Lebanon
Conn.
PETIT-CD-Tn Brooklyn Nov l. at St AIMS Church the
Nights Noah unt scbenck D. D.. Mr. William H. Petit To
Miss Maria Child daughter Of Mr. Arthur CLd, all Of Sad city
WATSON-HOLDREGE-A IrvDgOn Tuesday Oct 81 by the
Orve eYc Robert Cid atsOn oi Boston to susan w.
Hoklrcge, daughter Of Henry hOldrege
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM LIvERP0O-In steamship NeTada Nov IChas ona.rt
j Mrs Chss Condert Master Ckas Conde Miss Carc Conne
maid Geo Peter.on Peter Brown Ms Jane nndS'SSi
Tilon Mrs Fanny Clifford Theonhius Degrn N he~n
Anderson Tho WOcs John Afford John OrS lie snr ID, r. "
Mis- Jane L. Bmithe Miss Sarah Bhtton DelphV Carn
Hesy Mr. and h lsdoe Deproch Mrs Cruit MA r. A. noo
Mrs Marian Davis Rev ~ ~ O. Dana Chas X Marvin se o
and daughten Mrs. A. d. Hrho and children, MI and hs van
Chcheburgh Nr and Mrs John T. Howard Vim. r. GaTine VII" 10
fan and maid Dr. ami MrA w. Kug Mrs Chhs Bernch aud
d&Hghters
FROM RIO JANEIRO-n steamship FlAmteei Nov. Capt
Weekl wife and children late Of ship Acadia burnt al
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02

Double EI SS 7s9s1 Treble B 81 5tS*1 rs Con- q;is:
Oats quiet al 81 1Slc Bras du a. " 70
sV dull droepabE PRIME eSsoeO Csoice ca Perf An;
sis Is refused; S5 asked Bacon hTm shoulder ste seat ds
RIdes sides Te iOie kee l1o baxar
In good demand Inferior 7is Common 81 GoS SonmSa ;
6US2ic WHISKY Nr1s D. Coffee arm Far g Gise 1oo W
alfc Prime 2Od2ic SerhBs Brchang Ri ht"iOfA ss" M
chApQe a diseoun Gold ll2l
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
ELECTION TUESDAY. MOVE

JOIN c. PERRY, the candidate of the Re
publiCans and Reformers of the lid District
(City of Brooklyn) against James F. Pierce, is
morally sure to be elected. He is capable and
worthy; he is widely known and popular.
Take hold, Republicans of the Hid District! d!
ard give him an overwhelming majority!
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02

We hope to chronicle next week the election
of Our veteran brother journalist, GEORGE &.
BENNETT, to the Assembly from Brooklyn.
Mr.. Bennett has suffered ere now for telling
the truth about legislative corruption among
members of his own party, and has learned to
hate political thieves. Give him a rOusing
majority, Republicans of his district
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

wusSaros Eor l-Rsn trmeI At ~ % for strsindj 81 o
p,s Crude sdvst - 90 hr hardi % 70 Tor yellow
mn As IS for Virgin Tar steady at ~ ,. -. =.
bnTh0r Nov. Wheat quiet aud uhehanscl No. White sI
a a. Amber Mchgiu ~ Corn dull aud loSer s'S6O
Oat. ouiet a I'D uncbAngrd sales al Die 1900.
a.gn.I..s. ar~sr, auSeASs Al fSQe6 VI
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
POLITICAL.
REPUBLICAN STATE NOMINATIONS.

REPUBLICAN STATE NOMINATIONS.
SecredrV Of State. HILTON ESCRIBNER.
CoH'rOier. ....................NRLSONK X. HOPKINS.
IrraSGrer.. THOMAS RAINRS.
%hoT~eyGe"sraI raI.,.,..........RRANCIS G. BARLOW.
STATE ERginser 0Ad Surveyor. WILLIAM ID. TAYLOR.
Canal Commissioner. oner...........ALRXANDRR BARKLEY.
Stats Prison FASpector. MAS KIRKPATRICK
AnHTdmmdny County Ticket:
Tor Register. .MsJOrGen FRANZ SIGBL.
For Supreme sCoSrf........GEORGE @. BARRRTT.
Eoz s,,r.,1,- Oo-, IJOHN SEDGWICK.
" "P'O' 'VN'"'''''' WILLIAM Il. CURTIS.
For MariHs Court urt........ALRXANDER SPAULDING.
ELECTION TUESDAY NOVEMBER
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02

number of children are said to be regu-
,v epployed here In collecting stumps" Of cigars by
ar,a,, tohacconists who manufacture the fragments
into snuff This Is new ana urect argument against
AnuhiakinR,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
Dolitieal Notices

Committee of seventy.
RALLY TO PUT DOWN CORRUPTION!
TnE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES OF TAXPAYERS AND ClTzRSs
FOR TgS FINANCIAL Reform OP TAX
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK
call upon all good o hem a
GRAND MASS MEETING
TO BE HELD AT THB
COOPER INSTITUTE
THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. 2.
AT \ O'CLOCK
The Rsport Of
TuB COMMITTEE or SEVENTY.
AND TO RATIFY THB MUNICIPAL REpORM TICKET.
Tue Meeting will be Addressed By
He-as TILDHN. SEYMOUR
EyAgTS KERNAH
CHOATR GOEPP.
KAUPaANN SIGBL
sTBBBNs DAVIS.
and other distinguished sPcsierA
fSero will presided b. eIGs~-
sALOMON speeches will be German pcsted
by SIMON STERNE, aud by the Hon EUGENE K1LLY.
of the GERMAN AaBRcAS sa AssGcaTIoS " ruE BIOHrH
'A'A n's ro'II tSi5sS SiEoSS COUNTY TICKET.
DAN T. lln'lN s. s. D. aoJLroS for A,,enslyn.n.
3 S 5 Se sS SsT aS o sScd oT Of p
Specially Reform cordially invited 70 be Ds's
in b%S 5IlS"RS STfsSANS 1noIpH EBssLRR MD
Gen F. siGEL THO GIAUBENSRLRR
AP?5TT D. EMIL xs, sAgEs Ch'--
Girls. SCiiWARTz J. ROBINSON.
yEEI7 yERD gIT! TRAUD !ESyp 4. aEIHi sFasiK1R,cuga
Il. O. BBRNET, J. = KLISKBR
mas. meeting of the c1sSa, o. District viii .s ~
THURSDAY EVENING Nov at nm I1en 1s @ 1Si Tss s
of
aige Kelly viii preside gen,lsmen w DG:i
pSIsfs Ss | sn % ErRss Es s wEEks sSFt
TE 6E AkH 6Ek Pres XXX x Hs b RPSSTfsa ssSan %
4 oS q JCHSsos S Pres XXI District Republican
~ SS' :' :5.5 @ ss Club
ssns AFpS. All $: Ria DoTR D. Rz A
.ist s d, e? o 9 @ ~ $s Ss
s Senate. Of the With sepaGn s %H District ;Td WILLIAM WHIT
BECK ' A'''"'ITaa H"a sASUkf ~ scTsfSsf
Hon i THEo E3IRrESs!kt : T1NR5SsOS'
and other FoETI TsGdu
Nov !, 1911 =. - - :. e -
Pnllman RefOrm.-A citizens Of the With Sen,tonal Ds
thorough Reform and opposed to COrGRao.
.sGqss: HsiT st come; ss; 3Ei ] ss
oFAES SGE 5 } RsEaES Th G
J9IE SsAn ToUsEY sAAL GkAsSE Ia ..S
Z Go 'i costGso9 Gs@sit:s Secretary. HESE. grsSs .
HH R:SrsteH & MAJ b1 If'sHa ss 4 F'. Vii RsGG: s =
Dog9 CAMPBBLL and Others Singing by the celebrated
Union Giee CliS ~>SA A...axA JOEL W MASON Pres ASt
D B. MELLisH, See'y. -AG:s. II - ais =
: Ninth Ward Council OF
f.H'-> POLITICAL REFORM
pubc meeting Of citizens 6fthb Ward Will be held LsbanSs sA
No. 59J Hudsonst
THURSDAY EVENING Nov. O. at o'cIoct
Hon. ERASTUS &. BENEDICT and
DEXTER A HAWKINS, esq,
address the All interested Aa
Of the Reform ticket are invited. - -
THOs l.. THORNBLL, eecy. JOHN X VOORHS, Prs
Twelfth Assembly District German Union RePubL-
Campaign Club.Geat Mass Meeting THURSDAY, hOv
e42 Fnhst for Scrhne Sigrl Weisnast
Beck Cspt Leopold Presdent H. stsrI Woo
President Paul schnitIr Secretary FRED Klein Treasurer
Sixteenth Assembly District Union Republican Asso-
catiOn-A meeting Of the above Association will be he at emn
HALL Of Twen hrst and SeconaVc FRIDAY bVBN'
ING Eov. j. 1871, at It D. WM ATKINSON. PrtsdeA@
Isaac V. TECss, Secretary.
COMMITTEE of seventy"
ndCrsei by the COnttsa
Sey aFere recommended q all honest TOters:
For Justice Of the Supreme Court,
GEORGE c. BARRETT.
PnrJ Judges Of the Superior COur,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02

Pnrson- Purgafye Pils-Bcst family physc; SherdanS
Cavalry Condition Powders for horses
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02

WEEKS w. CULVER and SEVERN ID. MOUL-
TON are ant-Ring candidates for Assembly in
the XXth District. They are both good and
true men-there are not, and cannot be, too
many such-but there is one too many candi-
dates, and we beg our friends in that district
to withdraw one of them. We want to help
beat William Hitchman, who, rs Twecd's
Speaker of the Assembly, has put through,
unread ard unconsidcrcd, more audaciouS
schemes of plunder, aimed at the taxpayers
of this City, than any other man who ever
lived. 1t would be crime to reflect Hitch
man it is a shame that there is any doubt of
his defeat. Friends in the XNth District !
reduce your two excellent candidates to one
without another days hesitation
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02

We understand that Mr.. Knapp is still
running for Assembly in the XINth District,
thus rendering it possible that Tom Fields
may be returned. We pray Mr.. X. to decline
and do his utmost for the election of Gov.
Seymour Help the Republican cause, Mr.
Knapp! by showing the overwhelming Demo
cratic majority in that district that you are
ready to sink party in order to save the City
from further spolation. You will thus make
more Republicans than you could by going
to the Assembly ten sessions. And you must
know that either Seymour or Fields will
surely be chosen.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02

Dressing Cases of the finest quality.
SCHUYLER HARTLEY & GRIHAM.
~ Madenlane and - John-St
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02

Long Winter Evenings! $50 BILLIARD TABLE, Full Ohe
Cue nd Bala Quick Rubber Cushions DI5gan Tree
& NCUOIs, IS LLrrty1st. heE-fok
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
GENERAL CITY POLITICS

rup NOMINATION OF LRDwITH CONDEMNED BY
TIE BAR ASSOCIATION.
The Bar Association held last night an i'm
portapt special meeting. at the call Of the Committee OF
Fourteen. appointed To look after the nominees for
Judges Wm H. Evarts presided The attendAnoe WAs
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
MARRLED.

w edding and Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note PaDeG
EyErEIIs lO PCIToN- Old DCrCH CHuAC
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
pledges.
THE TICKET,

Committees were appointed TO walt on the Several
Nominees 10 obtain their and Endorsements OF the
above pcdges The meeting then adjourned to Wednes
day evening for Shs purUose VI hoaraG reO0rts ir""
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02

The Of high barometer III the Ohio Valley Will
probably north and eastward with brisk noTtbrrv
RgndB tonight for short time from Virginia New
Fork followed by partially cloudy and clear weather
Thursday in the Middle States and the lower lakes
Ind with westerly winds and rising temperature
bD the upper lakes rth-westery winds VccIing 10
kOuthWe continue on Lake Ontario THURSDAY, and
fresh northwest winds continue on the New England
boast, Increasing 10 moderate gale at distance OFF
khore The low pressure the coast Of Maine will prob
kignals ordered from Chesapeake Bay 10 Maine
hlus
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
Toto, 1IS51A "a 13e as ONO 0ISI6

Decrease first two days last year, 2G,iJS; total
registration last year, H2,GGC.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02

Wall-st operators consider rustic urbanity to
SOhsiSt la milking the street. and hold that the scuti
neat VI finance u shown IN "sQueezlDg the market"
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
THE HEA7HER.
WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEI SIGSAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. u. c., Nov. /, ls7l-7 u.
b6en suspended d

WAsHINGToN. u. c, Nov. !, ls-l-T J. u.
S,p,opSis for ne past tIreHtp-fOur hottrS
The area of lowest barometer, which was
uuesday evening in Indiana, has moved northca> 10
lake Huron and thence the coast OF Maine win cor"
knuAlly decreasing pressure. Fresh sOuth-WtHtclIy
Kinds vePrng to northwest, with rain have prevailed
Eom the CarOnas 10 Maine Clear and clearing weather
J. reported from NcwJcrsry to Georgia The Lortb-
eerly winds on the upper lakes and Lake Erie have
backed TO the southwest The barometer ndS 1alIen
bOmPwhat al III" north western stations hui 'lrar
eatber continues NUrthcrv winds and cloudy weather
continue In the Cuff states west Of Georgia The tcn-
Peraturc has west OF Hin IL and Michigan and 10
slight extent On the Atlantic Coast. II has fallen cS-
where
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02

Pssi-ce Nstce ss is Easss: a.S Ss1 81 M M
SSITuRDAH Nov lS7l Will close at this once on
IN Wednesday on THURSDAY a. o. nnSs T p1ssS
Al u -" 10 n
For Diamond Watches and Je"eTJ' ~ INV ~
ALLkN, su BrOAdueT. P0aIteealatI
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02

l-il' Isaac ,tOS V TSSs., iSs;, ssstssiry
Committee Of . seysn.,'" ,,%.nr, n. co,n,,,..
Seventy, aud recommended to all honest Voters:
For dRofss if;5fi & e e sIRFFiT, sSP'sFf 1@''
Por Jetge. Of the Superior Court,
JOHN sBDGwIcE
For judge c1sRGEs IF ,fs EST : Of BaTT cGnn0' P''
FL SLET9s6RR i1iiis # 2: sFhfIDiS% h1I'ii f%"'
rRSSz sSI E'Si'S SSEl
For Aldermen: -
rEJER R GLIET VANCE idhX 5hXAsHSa FnfC5NsR WhDSA
JENKINS VAN SCHAICX, 0StAR z0LLiK0PPsR.
WILLIAM RADDE, GEORGE W; VAklAH
9t%IS9SS HEaRRAGH TIREy E2SG 5E FoEE BgFdHARO
'"'i'S JOSEPH c. JACKSON
Senatorial
~ ". j. oDoyOvAx ROSsA VII JAMES oDRIRS.
,y.EaiSIGs {, BENEDICT. viii. DANIEL =. TIEAASA
Assymblymen
JAMES HRALY Xn..HRNRY T. CRAMProS.
I..mFXEY q. LEASx KIN. .GE0RGE % ! 81 MACxAT. H
TE..HDVA1lfiD "nI : PAlGG Xyi..IicHoLisHAy
GEiE TSRAFI0 sE%RRE sEIsSGE a6S44ox
X..HESRY II. HAIGHT. xxl..wM. A. wHrTBBcK-
Roswell D Hirca, see'y HENRY O sTRBBlNs Chairnss.
Democratic Reform Nominations.
(Ani-Tammany)
FOR GEoSGs ifi1St {? '3e e, SlsRETr HdIsfiPs ''''
For Judges of the Superior Court. .Do,v,or
WILLIAM Far jadse Ss Of he cOur, Of Common Pis..
CHARLES p DAILY.
For Justice OF the Marine Court,
ALEXANDER SPAULDING.
FRANZ SlGEL
For Aldermen,
PETER GILSBY. JAMES MCLARBH,
JAMES FITZGERALD WILLIAM hbDk
ALEXANDER WILDER. DANIEL d: CONOvkRa
JOHN COCHRANB, SAMUEL B. H. vAhCk
JENKINS vANKCHACK. MICHAEL CARROLL.
John FALCONER JOHN DlLGBR
'oI0No" 1IsXiNDER MARTIN.
Finh Senatorial District.
Eighth Ninth, Ffeenth: and SIeenth "arSA
FOR SENATOR.
MICHAEL NORTON.
seventh Senatorial District.
EIGHTEENTH, TWENTIETH AND TwKSTYTIRsr WAADA
UNION REPUBLICAN, NOMINATION 5..'
FOR SENATOR
CHRISTOPHER PULLMAN.
--------R R.EuI.r Reg16iIcaa Nsmtsafisa.
Villa SoaassELsl ptzses w..,.,
fTuelnh Niueiesuth And Tvsaiy ssoeoa "a'u'''
wrLfffAs Hz%, ,t.-----. >.
------------ Pt.h,h SenafoFial District:
T..,nS Niss.ossS asd TwentJ sesOOd "srda
vrLifAS III NAV nav t
RsUaSi'''s 'sSs "a AakssssHIr, ksssI '
yIiA Asssnbly pA.aot.
HcRXTI0 u fWoABLy.
U.lss fass en- HissSS kstss%
r. fss:.ss ssssfb bass sf.s's cffs atst e
and Ts x-payers' Nomlna tisn kstsai
E".s sf XXIa As.eably Distnct-STRPHBH ROBBRTS
Rieciioa RInss down .sya poo. at KELLOGG PorrRsA
s,sti0asrN Sad RnHtso- No aVNNNe
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02

ROSWELL u. HATCH, Secre
NcT- York. Oct. 81, lS7l.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-24
Spontaneous COmbusilon,

From experiments lately tried BY one
Of our most sk'llful chemists. the fact
seems we'll estsbli.hed that certain ar
ticles. such a. old wearing apparel. we'll.
dried wood, &c, are capable Of generating
sufficient heat to induce combustion with
out the application of IRE. A piece Of
old cotton saturated with linseed oil and
packed ii a chest with old papers and
rags, be found, after eight days. so shriv.
eled up that the rags looked as if they
had been held near q fro Again, some
old rags to which no oil had been applied
were wrapped up with Two or three
matches and placed in tin box, which
was hung in loft exposed to the rays OF
an afternoon sun ing very hot weather
After three or four days Of this test the
box in which the rags had been deposited
vas found to eontsin only some we'll
blackened cinders In short. the various
tests psoved very satisfactorily, We think,
that not q few OF the numerous ires
supposed to be. the work of an inceu
diary" are caused BY. perhaps. . rag
which had been used with bensiue by
the frugal bouswifs to clean coat, or bg
the heat which ia known to be generated
from articles Of silk, cotton, &o.. shut up
10 close room jt lt tiNt t...' N.4 "
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-24
Murder Will Out.

A curious episode in the life Of the
young Russian Grand Duks Alexis IL The
following: '- taat
One day hs vas walking along 10 The
streets Of St. Petersburg, when be saw
several policemen running past him in I
great hurry. He asked one Of them what
wss the ma ter. "rhey are numbering /
woman at house. close BY" vas the re-
ply. The curiosity Of the Grand Duke
was excited, and he accompanied the po.
licemen. Upon arriving in front Of the
house, be heard terrible cries isshiug from
sn open window on the second noor.
Murder me, wretch ! Murder me, I
defy you Plunge your dagger into my
heart" was cried by a female yoice ID
the most tragic tone. Tho police burst
open the front door, which was locked,
and rushed into the house The grand
duke followed them A few moments
sftervsrd there appeared At the head OF
the staircase y lady, q well.known Gsf.
man tragedienne, who appeared to bS
greatly surprised 1t tho sppearapes Of the
police and the grand duke' When tho
latter had explained to her what brought
them there, the lady burst iuto loud
laughter, and exclaimed. "Your imperial
highness, | Was all slone In tho house
and was reciting one Of my roles. I
ought to have closed the window"
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-24

L
An old man. who for forty years has
lived hermitis life in New Orleans, was
found dead in bis hermitage the other
day. Near the straw pallet on which be
lay wa' . rich basket containing the
Bourbon Disdem, which was lost on the
night Of August l6 1880, and with il a
manuscript in French, saying: II sm
Chatstte, the Vsndcsu Gens,al Mstis
Of Savoy was to hsve been my wife, Sha
vas taken from me and piven to the
Com'e d Artoise cou d have forgiven
this. but he deserted me whom mos. I
needed his help and assistance 70
teussa myself and procured bis over
throw, and am happy since b. died 10
sxils,"
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-24
A novel experiment Of bringing .

A novel experiment Of bringing a
drowned corpse to the surface was suc
cessful!y tried in the case Of the boy who
was drowned in Pen Horn creek, New
Jersey, while bathing Two Canadians
seeing the men dragging the creek for
the body approached, and then thought
they would try 40 experiment Accord
iuxly number Of bottles we're filed with
quick lime, tightly corked aud turown
into the creek. In about On hour one Of
the bottles burst With, great noise. and
soon the body rose. The Canadians
could not explain the theory further than
by saying thstwhen . bottle 6osts di
rectly over a corpse, it will explode, and
the body will rise. sj rF t4s
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-24
400 ACRES OF LAND
FOR SALE.

E0 ACRES we'll improved. Situated miles
CO west Of Troy. Further PARTICULARS cau be
obtained at the Tailor Shop, 2 doors west Of
Jackson q hutt's store. June 20, 1871
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-24
Lemon JUICE IN DIpTHERIA.-Dr.

Lemon JUICE IN DIPTHERIA.-Dr.
Rsvillou:, in paper presented last sum
mer to the French Aoadsmy Of Medicine,
ssserts that lemon juice is one Of the
most ef6cacious appliances for diptheris.
end he relates that, when . dresser in
the hospital, his own wife was savod by
this timely application, He got three
dozen lemons and gsrxled her throat with
the juice, she swallowing little o. thu
same time. in order to sct on the mora
deep seated parts. The Doctor has noted
numerous cases Of complete success OBJ
tsioed by this method Of treatment
Exchsnge. as @a' W M
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-24

The pa'tor Of the Baptist church in
Cambridge, No. baptized two young
ladies tho othss day. sod then married
one Of them right there 10 the church
before she had time 10 get dry,
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-24

what are you disturbing the wbula
houfe With your yeIls In this way for 2"
demanded . Saratoga lsndlo Of guess
whom he found late At night seemingly
ia active pursuit Of Invisible foes. "i'm
shouting the battle cry Of Asadom,"
answered the guest, a. he went ahead
with his search and yells. asq s4fS
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-24
TO TEACaERs.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersig igued,
~ Superintendent Of public schools Of Lincoln
county, Mo-, will, in AGO rdancs with the school
law of the State, hold public examination Of
teachers, on the lot So urdsy Of every month, at
the court house in Troy, and on those days only.
Teachers will please bear this in mind.
W. 8. PENNINGTON. sdp't Public Schools,
jnI6n2] Lincoln ovnhty, No.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-27
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saw and shingle and lath mill connected, will be
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The Portland daily press., 1871-10-27

Rodericl O'Connor, of the ancient line OF
Connaught, was the last king who sat on the
throne of Celtic Ireland. His character and
exploits are painted with no fatterins hand
by the monkish writers, who longed for his
destruction, or later historians, who have
written in the interest of the Roman church.
All the crimes and woes Of fated Gpidus
are attributed to the unhappy king who VEN
tured to strike last blow for the freedom of
Ireland, who resisted with ob9urate patriot
ism the steel-clad legions of the pope and
Henry H., and who more than once seems to
have been on the eve of a final triumph. 1t
is said that Roderic was thrown in chains by
his father, who feared his savage temper,
that he put out the eyes of his two brothe's,
and that he wasted in civil feuds the forces
that should have been turned against the foe.
He seem, indeed to have wanted prudence,
and too often to have been deceived Dy the
treacherous arts of Dermot and the priests.
Yet one cannot avoid reviewing with sympa-
thy the story of the unhappy monarch whose
disastrous reign was at least marked by sim
cere patriotism, and whose misfortunes were
never merted by his treachery or his servile
fear. Amidst his savage and ancestral wilds
the O'Connor, terrified by novel dangers, as
sailed by the most powerful monarch of the
age, exposed to the anathemas of the Italian
church, surrounded by traitors, and scarcely
safe from the intrigues OF his own sous or his
ambitious rivals, still maintained spirit not