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No Swearing Acknowledgements


NNO Swearing Allowed. who
are given to profanity must in future be
careful how they practice it in Newport, as
the act of Assembly which imposes fine
for that offence was commenced to be en-
orced there last week The first person
who was unfortunate enough to fall into
the clutches of the constable upon this
charge was the sheriff of the county who
paid the fine and was discharged. In a
short time we expect TO see the borough of
Newport a model of morality, as having
commenced the enforcement of this act they
must continue it, or the arrest of the sher-
if will seem to have been made more from
spite than from regard TO the law.
We fear, however, that there are some
chronic cases there, which will be very hard
to cure, but we wish the authorities sue
cess. M
We suggest, though, that the supervi-
sors of Oliver township be made TO pay
half the fines charged against persons who
swear after reaching Newport over the
road through the narrows, as some allow
ance should be made when the prov cation
is so great.
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A LII KINDS OF jon PRINTING
IN Neatly executed at the Bloomfield Times
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THIS popular monthly Magazine gives more for
l. the money than any In the world. II Is the
best col0red fashions, the best original stories,
and the best engIavlngs o any lady's book. Great
and costly improvements will be made In 1872 when
ii will contain
ONE THOUSAND PAGES!
FOURTEEN SPLENDID STEEL PLATES?
TWELVE COLOkED BERLIN PATTERNSl
TWELVE MAMMOTH COLORED FASHIONS?
ONE THOUSAND WOOD CUTSl
TWENTY-FOUR PAGES OF MUSICi
All this will be given for only two dollars year,
or dollar less than Magazines OF the class Of
" "PetersOns." Its
THRILLING TALES AND NOVELTIES
Are the best published anywhere. All the most
popular writers are employed 10 write originally
for Peterson" In 1872 the addition to its usual
quantity Of short stories, Five Original Copyright
N0veettes Will be given, viz: Bought With a
Price, by Ann s. Stephens; The Island OF Dia-
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Frank Lee Benedict; Lindsay's Luck, by Miss +.
Hodgson; and A Wife, by the author OF The Sec
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Ahead of all others. These plates are engraved
on steel, twice the usual size and contain six fig
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everything interesting TO ladies'
TERMS-ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.
One copy, for one year, 81 90 Five copies, for
one year, $500; Eight copies, one year, Sl2.OO.
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CB- For Over-Coats, good and cheap, call
on f. Mortimer Il Co. They also have an
assortment of Ready Made Clothing of o
good quality.
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FISH, SALT, LIME AND COAL
or all kinds always on hand and for sale at the
Lowest Market Rates.
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CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET,
corrected Weekly by IL. @. WOODWARD
a.


BLAcK--In Raccoon valley on the Goth inst,
Mrs. Mary Black, widow ofsamuel Black, de-
ceased, aged ~ years.
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tza5- Entirely New-Many of Wanamaker 81
Browns.
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SOUTH WARD.

MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Elmira $40 a. H. WilliamspOrt 9l5 a. m,
Harrisburg 2l0p. m. Ar Baltimore at g. 50 pm
BUFFALO EXPRESS
Leaves Canandaigua 6.55 p. m, Elmira $40 D. m.
Williamsport r. 25 a. M, Harrisburg at Aus a. m.
Arrives at Baltimore at 7.20 am.
ERIE EXPRESS.
Lys. Sunbury 9.25 a. M, ArHarrsburg 1l.2) am
PACIFIC EXPRESS
Lys. Harrisburg ll.45 am, Ar. Baltimore 500 pm.
NIAGARA EXPRESS SOUTH.
Lys Canandagua 9.10am Elmira 1915 p. IN.
WiamspOrt 305 pm. Sunbury 4.40 D. III.
Harrisburg 100 pm. az. Baltimore, TO- 10p.m.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION.
Lvs. Harrisburg 7.30 a. m, Ar. Baltimore 1900 IN.
AS- Mail Train north and SOUTH Fast Line north
Pacific Express and Erie Express, daily except
Sunday.
Buffalo Express north and south and Cncin-
natl Express south, leave daily.
For further information apply at the Ticket
office, Pennsylvania Railroad Depot.
ALFRED X. FlSKE,
General superintendent.
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tzg- Don't pay more than you need toby
buying elsewhere than at Oak Hall.
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lsg- Fall overcoats-of rare beauty, at Wan
amaker & Browns.
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az4'' Fall Overcoats--by the thousands, at
Wanamaker & Browns.
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County Price Current.

NEWPORT MARKETS.
[CoTected Weekly bR Rough, Snyder Il Go. ]
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Public Sales.

We call attention to the following sales
bills for which have been printed at this Office !:
On November 30th, Moses F. Noll, at his
residence, one-half mile east of Eliottsburg,
will sell work horses, 8 COWS, hogs, pigs, ,wa-
gons, sleds, and great variety of farming
implements. Also large quantity of house
hold and kitchen furniture.
On December I'd the assinees Of Henry Comp
will sell house and lot in Millerstown bor-
ough See advertisement.
On December a., 1871. Griffith Jones will
sell at his residence in Duncannon, Pa. his val
liable Mill property and private residence.
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MpoKE,s POTATOES. .

The following is a copy of a letter writ
ten to a citizen of our county, as the snow
began to fall on Thursday last
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CB- Sausage Cutteis and complete as
sortment of Hardware can be bought
cheap of F. Nor timer & Co.
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MAMMOTH coLoRED FASHION PLATES


TERkIS-ALWAYS IN ADVANCE
One copy, for one year, 81 90; Five copies, fol
one year, $500; Eight copies, one year, sl2.O0.
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Northern Central Railway.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Through and Direct Route TO and from WASHING.
ton, BdttimOre Elintrd, Erie, BufdIo
Rochester and Niagara Edlls.
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GRAIN X PRODUCE.

DEALERS IN
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-12-02
NOTICE.

n. b. Rice Ex'r of Will of4J. c. wselsss
.Iaby Weeks and others.
Notice is hereby given to the Creditors OF
Joseph G. Weeks, to prove their demands
before me on or before the eighteenth day OF
January next. at 0rangebnrg c. III.
]. +. lzL.iR, Referee.
Sev. 18th. ls1l.--ls--h COW
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-12-02
OhFICIAL.

CoLraBiA. =. c. November TO- lSI1
! Iihaving been reported in s1tnc of tho,
papers in this State. that a promise hs,E
been made by his Excellrncy Goyernor H.
X. Scott. TO the late Tax -Ptyar.' Canycniie
tc'rstend the lime FOR tie collection of tax.s-
for 1871, would say. ,rnd For the iufornia-
tion of all concerned. anil for the 'pnrposs'
of doing away with any-in effect which ssieh,
n report might induce, ansl nj fisc same tiIns
TO leave no excuse for non-pay y iist n .,at'the
proper time. that, IN conference with his'
Excellcnty, this morning he informed me-
that lie MAIDEN sncli general promise as
has been ascrbed'to him
His Exceilcncy informs me THAI the Tax.
Payers Convention who waited upon him,
III reference to matters relating to the col.
lection of taxes. after discussion of the
subject, decided that November wa. the pr,--
per time for the collecti. of taxss in the
upper Counties: but that in those Counties,
where sea island cotton is grown, payment
could not be made until March, without
sacrifice.
His Exccllcncy, therefore, agreed to sus-
pend the collection lom those upon the sea-
board until that time, where they were
unable TO pay sooner.
Persons DESIRING TO avail themselves OF
the benefits of this promise will be required
to file petition with the County Auditor
previous to the tinc NJ which the penalty
attaches, accompanied by affidayits that re-
turns from crops had not been rereived;;
such petitions will be considered.
The pttblic WILL therefore. place no reli-
ancc upon the report referrid TO, MS I am
assured by his Excellency that no extern
sions of time, other than those mentioned,
will be granted.
| The collection of taxes For this fiscal year,
will commence ON the Goth instant, and con-.
tinne until the 10th of january next; after;
which time, the penalties prescribed by law
will attneh. and be strictly enforced.
Goiiiiiy ircasursTs sTiii I,T01teu nj onto Tor
enforce the collection of oil delinquent
taxes for previous years.
EDWIN F. GARY,
| State Auditor.
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The Legislature.

3. - 4
The Legislature of South Carolina
met at Columbia On Tuesday last. Great
and pressing duties are before it,
to be met gfaSc questions to be de-
cided in which the people of tie State
nre deeply interested. All of the Cir
cult Judges are to be elected, aud men
of ability must be chosen to fill these
high positions.
The Governors Message was read on
Wednesday. This document is lengthy
and embraces the numerous subjects of
the Executive duties. We postpone a
synopsis and rsview of it until our next.
The House has passed resolution
that looks towards retrenchment. A
committee of one member from each
county has been elected on appoiutme
of clerks, attaches, etc. This appears to
be q move in the right direction.
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MANuFA'trtR1vG ENrERrnIsE IN
CHARLEsroN.-Charleston is fast be
coming a manufacturing as well as "a
commercial city. The largest manufac-
tory of doors, sashes, blinds, &c, in the
Southern States is that of Mr.. =. p.
ToALE, on Horlbeck's Wharf in that
city, sales rooms ut No. 20 lIayne ST.
Mr.. ToALe's advertisement appears in
another column.
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MALE ACADEM Y
III AT


THE UNDERSIGNED
Residents
MEN all
to FIT THEM
eCeuntry
While Soliciting Liberal ne
believe
STANDING JAMES g. HEYwARE.
In
in Third Grade will be Taught
@ TERNIS--PAYABLE MONTHLY. as E5eT 81 8 sst
First 90 month
at the
Months p. NJ. t5yf s
M3
W. j. DETREvLLE. Law.
OVER GLOVER, Auys at Law. a. d. FREDERICK
7. ~ zs *
IlLAf DlBBLE Attys r JOHN A.
NJ ss 81
3
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The Ku Klux Trials.

The trial of the Ku Klux prisoners in
Columbia commenced on Monday last i'll
the United States Court, Judges Bond
and Bryan on the bench. District At
torney Corbin and Attorney G cncral
Chamberlain repesent the prosecution.
Messrs. Stanberry and r ID y
johnson arc the leading Coun-
sci for the, defence of the prisoners, for
whom large fee is to be raised by the
different portions Of the State. There
seem to be some technical difficulties as
20 the jury. Mr, Corbin has objected to
tho jury, and The question was argued
by him and NIr. johnson. Judge Bond
adjourned the Court in order 10 consult
over the question, These trials will be
of great interest and VIC shall endcavor
to keep our readers informed as to their
progress.
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States
Sale.
Marshals


Jabob E. l., Amaker. Foreclosure.
BY virtue of the Decree OF the said Court.
will be sold at Charleston on the l4th De-
cembsr next, at IL o'clock a
That valuable Plantation in Oraugebarg-
County. situate on s. G.. Rail Road, in Sad
ler's Swamp. and formerly the Residence of
Adam &mnker, bounded north on lands of
Am4kcr, east by lands Of j. ID. Keitt and ].
W. Dan'sler soa'h by LANDS OF j. r. Riley
and Estate OF /. Smoke, aud west by lands
OF DR.. j. Smoke, Mrs Staley and Capt. D..
Stack.
Tctuis--0nc-thied cash, balance ia one
aud two years, with interest from, date, pay
able annually, secured by bond and mort.
gage of said plantation. Purchaser',o pay
for papers and stamps.
LEWIS L. JOHNSON,
U. S. Marshal.
nov lS 1t
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attractive safe.

N,.M ~ SOLD on SATURDAY. THE
Nth day of Deccu'ber next ~ my place, in
the Eork of EdisIo, near the plantation OF
Capt. j. I. Jennings, the following proper
~:
10 head Cattle. ~ head Hogs, , good II or
ses, | Mule, TWO horse Wagon, 800 bushels
Cora, ,bou 1000 lbs Fodier, Blacksmith,
Carpenter and plantation Tools. household
and Kitchen Furniture, Loom, l Rice
Thrcsher, &c. Terms cash.
q. w. LYNCH.
nov ~ IT
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Fl Y M E N e AL.

MAERIED--pnth the Odd of November. 1871,
by the Rev. T. Aud, Mr.. HENRY L. BALD
WIN to Miss J, A. SMoAK. All of Orange
burg County, 5. c.
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Notice of Dimissal.

ATOTiCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT l
IN will, on the llthday of December, 1871. (.
file my hnal account with the Honorable
Judge of Probate for 0raugeburg County, as
Guardian of the Estate of 4. ]. KiitreIl,
and ask for Letters of Dismissal. M
j. W. ANTLEY,
nov II IL Guardian.
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NUIllb.

TN 0REuiENCN r0 M 0s.nER OF
Judge G.anam. AL PERSONS having d,
mands sainst william H. Troldwell. deceas-
e1, VIII present and prove the same before
III undcrs lncl on or before t.ie FIRST day
ot Drcc ,bel next 0e ',ei,arted pas "a mt, i
MDEi !.lli' GtuYHG,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-07-14

"A l'EOUD DAY.'-A former resIden
II tins County, now living in another
,,tatr, in renting his subscription for
thr Culo}oai,ut, adds the following for
our Railroad:
'IIow much lonacr | shall continue
to take your paper after the l.. Il O. r.
Il is completed, cannot tell; but till
that event | cannot spare it. Ever
since the first inception Of that great
enterprise, | have watched lis progress
with the kccnest interest. The day OF
the completion of the whole line will be
proud day for the inhabitants of North
ern Vermont, and very few will rejoice
more truly and more heartily than my
self wonder if the people along the
line have any adequate conception Of
The immense benefits they are going to
reap from it
shall be glad when the completed
line shall give me convenient opportu-
nifty to visit my old home Speedy sue
cess attend the Great enterprise
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-07-14

The finish of the interior Is OF OILED
ash AMI huftcrnut, and il very handsome,
greet pains having been taken in The Sc
lection Of the wood
The windows are to be screened with
rustic curtains, Tor, in part, with inside
blinds which from the correspondence
with the woodwork will give a very
pleasing effect both without and within.
Each room has 4 closet, with incloscd
cupboard and shelves. Every foo-, OK
ccpt the tonrlh, is furnished with sinks
and pipes for runnir@ wafer SO that there
will be little excuse for the lack Of that
clcanlinc-= essential tn the health OF stu
dents
As we write we have not access 10 the
partic: able 10 Give the cost Of this struct
urc, hut We venture to say ut least $50, =
900. SIN other improvements about
the Academy are under contemplation.
We trust that the people Of the town
and vicinity will not only derive much
advantage from this institutions, but OK
hiht Il llu,lablc interest in extending the
KNOWLEDGE "l The opportunities which it
prCtlrrS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-07-14

l. II not Il Tor an)"-to Ia" people
OF Vermont that they buy thousands Of
dollars worth OF books, large and small,
valuable and worthless, every year, while
the detailed history of the various local
tics of onr own State is so little apprc-
ciatcd, and the work OF collecting" and
publishing it %1cs bc"cn"
Mis- lIcmmcnway, of the VI. iliotur-
ical Gazetteer, has been working away
ut these volumes tnr years, and in spite
of every objection that can be raised Is
duing for the State what few would do,
and What will prove at length of Great
value to the citizens of the state, from
school boy. To statesmen, and that with
few thanks
l. il ''minrtunate that ii should be- in
hands that AN command no capital -
tirn show Us the capital that i. wiIir.
to take il up and make it ri.ht with the
above Glands
Is it ''>low in coming ont VERY
true, and in on srns,. - much the bet
ter. Eat the clio" Is ut the other end :
the volum, are not ;akrn away from
the machine, and Of course it Is retarded
Is 1t ''"n too poor quality al paper !''
what ii II Were ON ~ paper At Ill, and
the lime should pa,s until the last install
ment Of elderly citizens hall lave been
drawn by death, and 4 few more sells OF
town records have gone up in smoke
Amid all these difficulties Mis- Hem
mrnway has kept up her COURAGE VOL
III. Is now out-a work of 1900 PIP
cOntainin" Il fine view of the University
OF Vermont, and portraits Of Ira Allen,
Gov. Mattocks. Gov. Hall, Gov. Fair
banks. Gov Van Ness, and others Vol.
Ill. i now under way ana ii -ubsCrip-
tion~ Were only forth rnmiun for thr
work IN hall the multitude winch the
several parts deserve. the whole wuul
be finished without delay. Suppose that
those who have reason Il lnyr Vermont.
jewellers on the eastern slope OF the noun
tainS, should pas the army of book
agents on, and save up the price nt TIN,
valuable work, thus gisin% themsclvc.
the means of becoming tully acquainted
with al the history that i known Of
each town, and at the same time rclicy
ing the embarrassment OF those who have
done too much 10 throw the work away.
and who, otherwise, Will have to dimir-
sh thu speed in order to holl out To the
end. We ask a iair consideration OF the
claim Of this work upon all classes OF the
people, r.rI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-07-14

The CnI.lr iI'vH whirh j. the chirt
Roman Catholic nr"lu III thi> country,
says that. while the state las ri"hi~.
he has them only in virtue AMI ~ par
mission of the superior authority. ami
that authority can only IT, expressed
through the Church." his i the I'm
qualified assertion "t the supreme i,oliti-
cal authority Of the Church. the doctrine
of Gregory, rnd OF the miIui.ht oi Tia,
Middle AorS Such 4 declaration ,N-
plains the hostility "l tho lur"rcrn
statesmen, even Of those attached L. the
Roman faith. To tho doctrine 81 ppIal
infalIibiliiy, and it .In~tiir- the Jealous
suspicion with which the political adNan-
ccS at that church are REGARDED IN this
country. Those who have thruaht that
To oppose these advance, /, tn IrrScrutr
Il certain Church will nnw understand
that it il not the religions faith of that
Church which has been assaulted. Int lis
political purposes which have been cx.
posed.
1t is, indeed, part ut tn craft ut &C.
|
possible the RELIGIOUS and the political
character and aspect of their Church, 50
that when the one is saiilizrd the other
may seem 10 he liliculcd. Thus the lis
ire of the Pope symbnlil'< both the spr-
itual character and he temporal a
symptoms of the Roman Church and
when Mr. Mast or any other artist expos
es the worldly designs ui the hierarchy,
under the typical figure of the Pope. he
is accused OF dcriding bishop dear to
millions of Christians. Yet it is not the
bishop, it is the king that would be,
that he scourges; and il the Pope were
content TO be Il bishop, like those of 9TH
or churches, subordinate to the laws Of
the land and not assuming to be superb
or to them, he would he no more n prop
er subject Of political criticism and sat
ire than any other clergyman. 1t is the
priests OF any Church seeking the supre-
macy of ecclesiastical authority in civil
affairs that We oppose, and not we only,
but the very genius OF American liberty
opposes them. When they declare, rs
in this article Of the Cmhohc IIorhL. that
the state exists only in virtue of the su
penor authority expressed through the
Church, we reply that the declaration is
total denial Of the fundamental Am2ri-
can principle that the state exists only
IN virtue Of the superior authority of the
whole people. Governments justly exist
not by the consent OF any Church what
ever, but by that Of the people.
The astounding in7olencc Of this as
scrtion at this time, and in this country,
is surpassed only by its folly. 1t is re-
pungent 10 every tradition and every
conviction of the domnent race in the
United States, the only race which has
ever comprehended and developed con
siltutional freedom, and which, by rea
son ot that capacity and tendency. early
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-07-14

Iil ATLANTIC CAELE-l'hc London
Times Of July S, publishc, letter vim.
dicatimg the conduct OF L. $ Minister
ashburne during the siege OF Paris 10y
the Versailles army, and stating in the
most positive terms that Mr.. Washhurnc
was never III favor with Communists.
The French National Assembly is en-
gagged in discussion Of the bill recently
introduced, providing for the elections OF
Consuls GencrauN and fixing the day on
which the same shall he held.
Gen. Faidhcrbc is engaged in the prep
aration of a history of the war with Ger
many and It's successor the civil war for
the possession of Paris.
The deaths in Paris are rapidly de-
creasing.
1t is announced that the City OF Paris,
Will ISSUE Il loan 10 the amount of six
hundred million francs, TO hc expended
in the repair and rebuilding of the mon
umentS and public works damaged dur
ING the siege.
The Count Chambord is now at Chat
eau Chambord. He refuses 10 sec the
Orleans Princes until he consults the
people Of France.
A proclamation calling upon the pco-
pie TO rally around the bourbon throne
causes great excitement, and unless the
authorities interfere there will be an i'm
itation of Napolcon's Strasburg pro-
grammc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-07-14

( Nearly 1000 persons Of War,cL, =.
and the surroundin" country. undr- H.
leadership 81 DR.. Daniels Of China.
went to the Jail ON "Wednesday m.l,
aud took from il Martin Mrrl, wl,,..
confined for the brutal murder Of HIS.
10 years old After gi,in" hiIn ~ p...
utcs t" pray, a rope WAS placed .,laur
his neck and thrown over the limb o.,
tree. and hundreds of ready hand, h.,I.
him mp and held HIM until lac Wa, ,..,.
The perpetrators Of the outra", rI,.
that Mera could only have been cnn,,.,
ed of manslau9htcr, and for that I,.,..
they were justified in putin" h,m h..
yond the reach of mercy. Mrra prr,.u...
10 his death, renowned Masonry alI p.
adopted Catholicism.
Joan Mccormick, the cldc.t dru.
OF Il wealthy farmers widow in DE- has
county, ILL.,, was shot dead through I.
window, the other evening, while ri;
ut the supper table with her family. i
ignorant farm lahorer Was the mur,l,.l
who was angry because she wouldn't.
company HIM 10 a Fourth of July n.
bratiun.
Hon. ID. J. Morlill, NJ c., was tlr,..
from IL carriage, on Thursday r,rl.a
near .Intnstowm, Penn, and Iii 81 al.
fractured ama lii back >prainrl H.
Sicians think hr may recover.
Congressman Willard has tilIrd u....
cancics in the Cndetship from hi- b., .
10y ia" appointments after c"mr"tll,r,
aminatioms, nt llerhett : Foster .
Calais, to West Point. and Edwnl!
Poland, OF Montpelier to Annapoi,.
The last week in June will lon. l.,
mcmhrrcd for serious di-a-t,r- un Z,
New ENGLAND railroads, pmt..t.
those near the scAcoa~t liner. 10.
fifteen accidents reported in d.rl~.
parts of the country.
Hon. +. T. Woodbridge and luu..
are in l'aris