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-5rr TzaraFrqf5rtsl CFuRci West Court Street,
Rev. ]. "a j. alcGzF, Pastor. Services every SAB
bath. HoGrs il a. =, ~, F,-A.
fi1Fs sss .i-s Sea- flsyss lleetns On wednesday
evening a O'Clock.
FTgl gl5TlFsrzfIT CrunCI .--E1uth-ea eozu1T Cent
m FVllrnt Etfeetg Raw. AZ j. fl1holi EEstar--
5Crflces arsry oh rsah1aih. Hour; IL a T., z P,
ashbasH School svsFg ssbdzth 2;l5 ?. X.
isr Es4a. 3. caURsa.-south.weIt corner Church
and North Main ftrsets- Rev. .--- Stephenson, Fes
tor Services every sabbath. Hcurs II, 4. n, ?. n
sabbath Schoolat X, ?. X
General Class Meeting, Monday evening - Z,
Regular Prayer Meeting, wednesday evening, At 7,
o'clock.
50 METZ CHUROH-EaEt water Street. Rev, -
VurgeTsOn. Pastor. Services every sahbsth. Hourl;
n. \. n, ~, p. y.
Sabbath Schoolat2.P y. d.
General Class Meeting, 6undaFe atP a. =. fonng
Church building, opposite MarSat Houne,
PTayeE Meeting Wednesday eveninElst Church.
BAP41sr cHunon.-East Cont Street Rev, 3. z.
Taylor Pastor. Services every Sabbath Hozrs T.
Sabbath School at 9, A. y
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening o'clock,
Streets Rev. ". II. Pfoba1eo Rector Services every
Sabbath. Hours; IL g. n, TS,p. n.
NEW JkRusE1rlr Ozuarz--s --sHEnE1TEEsiN.-
North west corns1sUuth Nah and Reynolds streets.
Rev. Frank SeWan, Pastor Services every Sabbath.
sabbath School at ) p. n
eC1THOso oEFasE.-Jshn stye;t{ Rss, IA. KsiT-
ney, Prielt. Services eVs esbbltha H0uf ~ = f.
ASSOCIATE RrToRnHu CHrRoH.-Wes Market St.
Rev. B. 3. ThomPson, Pastor. Services every Sab
estn' ho1iss- 81
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And 'Oh for the rarity
OF Christian charity
Under the snn
vouaouIom, Sr Dsvu.wor.hip.

The prevalence Of VOudOuism, or dew
H-WOrship among the negroes Of the
South, is more general than people Of
the North are aware of. The hesthen-
ish and superstitiOus practice is q relic
Of that barbariSm which chaFacterizes
the negro in his native cline, and
which he has cherished for centuries In
the midst Of caucasian civilization, in
telligence and christianity. But the in
huence Of neither Of these are sufficient
to eradicate from the inferier negro
mind this delusiOn Of barbaric supeFSti.
ton. All religious denominations have
eXerted their influence against it, but to
no purpose-it is as fixed in the mental
constitutiOn Of the negro as puritanism
in the minds Of Massachusetts, Yankees.
No class Of negroes, from the ebony
black TO the bright mulatto, or from the
most ignorant to the most intelligent
and refined, are exempt from the mys-
terious influence Of VOudOuism. All be-
heve in it and resort to it for relief. It
has the power to render doeile and
harmless the most deadly reptiles, cure
the most malignant diseases and east
out devils. On account Of possessing
this latter power, the Niger Congress
men may be blessing in disguise, II
bAAGy apply l4gAA E0Aau1 AAel5Ag W nun
greI ACKNOWLEDGMENT devils
could be cast out to the benefit OF the
people. If the Niger Representative
would oOnfne themselves to this work,
aud let legislation alone, their services
would be appreciated. A recent writer,
in treating OF this subject, gives rs an
Of
THE DEVIL IN A CHAPLAIN.
"0ne Of the most noted cases of Vou-
douism that ever occurred was that OF
the Rev. Mr.. Turner, chaplain % the
LOisiana Senate, q oOlored clergyman Of
great influence and exemplary piety.
Mr.. Turner became atiiieted with q
strange disease which baflsd the skill
Of the best physicians. He acted like &
man with the deliFum tremena, yet he
had always been strictly temperate ia
his habits. The doctors could do noth-
ing for him, and he came to the con.
clusion that he had been voedOued.-
The services Of Madame Lott, the VOu-
dOu Queen, were called into requisitiOn,
and in q Church, in the presence Oh
Governor Dunn and q large
crowd Of well known citizens, white and
he was made 10 VOTnit I'd the
devil which had possessed him In the
shape OF 8 black mouse. After this he
rapidly regained his usual health
How similar Is the delusiOn Of VOu-
dOuism TO the superitition Of New Eng
land witchcraft Revolving, however,
as are the bsTbsgie rites and ceremonies
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A LITTLE boy hearing his father say,
There is q time for an things climbed
up behind his mothers chair, and, Whis-
pering IN her ear, asked: When Is the
proper time for hooking sugar out Of the
sugar bowl2'
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So much of the story; but would sd-
wise any one who may be in the neigh
borhOOd to pay this noted and strange
house 3 yisit.'-DeId1Udre Herald.
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Extract from a late speech Of willard
salisbury in the Senate OF the United
states.
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~, and after Monday, Deer 5th, ~, Trans lsli
iii leave Urbana, at the following hours w
CONC WEST
% -.,s,e5 (. for Cincinnati and tine Mesg -. -,
south, seRl4ee.5, 5,v.,i s15 -ToaisfiIls short
T511e iI1e 15afivyaV for st. Louis andatfe sousA
and Southwest. r,....s,.
25 A. N. NIGHT Esp ItEss osliy ~, ~ .,, st
natl and the West and sopths Ili,Si,,T,i ~
15i1einnaff with the Ohio ano ~ ~
and Louisville short l1lle sI,eSf.
I. sfI,s III nrinci pal stations R eoIlnecI-
ing points alOng main line; ~ 40. +r.tr, sf
A Sleeping Coach q a5sei. ~. ~ f5Ipeinuati.
s.75 q NJ. AccoMNODAIION, Sundays eAceP-
on 5ee g n way FREIGHT, Sundays excepted.
GOING East.
.oz n LIGHTNING EXPRESS, dasilyii ssSs, e2ll,
E1eIe47d eies and STOP plfsB et llt y I,it-
5nteTla n iselss rs this tIan q Sin.
cfTnaf1 running through y sNse 49, SIi@eilie
elaennr Coach ls else agga1l,l ~ - - - Ii7e1s5
s-7,s17ir5 fffouafi. without chensel . -
f,r7tCI NnyATI I.ssfEtiSf, sunoasf
i1-os =, ~ 5foi1r'Iu7 . at al lui 7ogl2nt 49,
81 n5ain line. end conneetlnf q q. - -
ioE 59stPs e6asb ssS accompsfes tis trair fro
an, IN M ACCOMMODATIONS, sundays eEsspI
e9o' Wv FREIGHT. sundays excepted.
roston and New England kasseng ~ y, N. ~
tlbeir Baggage, are trstnsieErea EIse u e-''-'
NeW 81, -,re,ffiated ard most 1is eeP-
fpg Coaches 81 ~ IL, y, ~ = 5..5i-s,- -
1a75vsil night trains on III. ts.l -, ,r,s,,,d a
- 's5s-Tise F57ie Railway Company n4s . " t tI
- fsssr- fr5n1 their Jersey l1Ly 1el-s
Ne" eErSss 80 ~ S5ev7 York thus ens9lln4 PsE
5ef to reach the upper PORTION ~ ~, ~ 4st ,sr Al
Ont 4se expense and 1-lllu ~ - y
scenery along the entire ,,,,,,s lossz Y. s,l
k.ltg ~ -I,sracfer. Admirers oi J eset1l iii
S5ss IN . 5sviight Journey over tLls L,5li2st. ~
ind in Its ever changing 4 ,l.-s.,st
eo-7firitial admiration and lnteIe1.-
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ally whom Bismarck, not Overserupu-
louE, viii take good care not to despise.
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TERMS 10 oLuBs.
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TIE DOLLAR WEEKLY SUM
7 liFpe pe0pig. eus yluS leDaEassly aGa7sgaE { Il
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sEND TGUE MONEY
Hesi Qees cdr. e1osEs, q trnRs oaNsv
sl,il eaaiaiaiag noReY. Adde'S
Nv. EleLAED, Puhlthos.
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Official Directory.
COUNTY

llsrabsr of Congress Va LaEfsnes
Common Pleas Judge len9oea z, \ Sols.ls5' t.i5
Hrnrsaentrfige &c Elltnl-
pr5bSfo Judrs AEFalee
CltTE Common Pleas - Nust'
Prosecuting Attorney 4s.Msts.2ss. 4Mstl2sse'
-s-S.eTr.- " q BGEtsr.
ste-isT rr Mccglnsll.
SI---SeSo- Lueiun Taylor.
S.-,-.r Dr. " Houlton.
c11--1-1jSsionerr Daniel Blose
n 4 TS'Sds. A ssserl. Regulsr msetingls slst
u Aersaya as spsi nd De- ~
tBet,ons.r = '-H's-'. TJOEonrk.
TOWNSHIP i' ..~
T'n''ss. Z 4 Foad, q 0olushs. : E
49, D " Todd.
y a Haasi "a 5 sisssiiy, l Aas5,- Z, -. -.
o'a's5sis; 9ss55 zoasst6, Tia WiaaFtou 4 Rossh.
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
and FARE always as low as BY any other route,
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BIsHoP pUPANIoUPIs IErTEE.

The advice given, without the sid Of
Prussisn bayonets, By Monsigneul Dup
anIoup, Bishop Of Orlesns, Ia his letteE %
the electors, was: BE united in 3 great,
wide sentiment Of patriotism. WFest
our country from the abyBa into which
she has sunk; give to youTselYsBs st last
an uncontested Government, founded
upon order and upon principles Of right;
and, that It may no longer be the play
thing VI revolution, conciliate authority
with liberty
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been occupied by several parties, but all
left after q short time, giving the same
reason for abandoning il. So it stands,
a terror to the children and timid folks
Of the neighborhOOd, and in fact the ap-
peaFance of the house calls vividly to
mind the following verse of Hoods
poem Of the Haunted House
over all there hung q shadow and a fear,
A sense Of mystery the spirit daunted,
And said as plain as whisper In the car
The pIace is hauntedy
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Z Al44I 4AllAA L1la4AleI8Ar AOk ON6LGEI
/ louE, viii take good care not to despise.
COMING EVENTS.
81. de Bismarck foresees the contests
he is 70 expect. The Liberale and DEM
nerats Of Germany, especially in the
South, sooner or later, VIII commence
| the strife. Such an ally viii be well
come; and the clerical pEFty, eXclaim-
| ing, Canns, let as be friends, viii not
hold out the hand 70 him in vain. We
shall then see the realization of a strange
triple alliance. Russia, with her Gre elk
Pope Emperor; Protestant Russia and
the ultraDoDtane party, This is case
in which Il may not only be said that
extremes meet, but that they blend to-
getheF. What opposition could Europe
offer to SO formidable coalition?
OBJECTIONS AMONG THE LIBERALS.
Alas! in the body Of the Liberals the
defeetions are as numerous as the fslter-
ings. Doubt ia source Of irritation, and
freezes the most ardent convictions
For the present the party of liberty have
nothing 70 do but TO collect together
their disbanded members, TO concen-
tHats themselves, to organize their le-
gions and to wait. The Liberal party
alone can afford TO wait. Liberty can
never be wholly oblitersted. Liberty
Is eternal, and her triumph, under any
OVentualities, assured.
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Fire department

- EAIe - "a tIlI9IHsF
YOUNG AMEReA FIRE CO., Ho.I.
Meet hrIs Wednsa6s7 evening IN eseh uenti =
lt1'r Han over Ian. . savsgl HareEale etorss
Z. q. HoVEK, EFsI't.
JAMES MURPHY, see'y.
MoLUNKEE FIRE CO., NO. 2.
Meet second TUESDAY evening Ia each nonsh, at
their Hall IN rear ofGorFt House.
HORACE G. HAFPERsErT, soe'y.
RESCUE HOOK AND LADDER CO., NO. &
Meet arrt Wednesday sEsning IN each month q 6sir
Han n EsuEnau e Nelnon'I Gothic Block,
ROYAL ]. WItiDLsAl EofemaA.
GEoReE = KiNcE, see'y.
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floEolai Nea, WoEkoIb. Ihinks7u, azd al lIau-
nsr Of Hoaost FolEI. snd he Wives Ro1s. aa6
DllEhtslIOf ansush.
ONLY ONE nO1L.AR a YRARf
ONE HUEDHED COPIES ZOE, SIS.
o. is,s uan ols cent Copy. Ii saols b :
$50 Club at every Poss ones.
gEMIsWEEHLY Sun, 09AYRAR,
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IaE WEEKLY, but Win 3 zzsetsP vaFiSiy OF
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THE DAILY Sun, 90 A YEaE,
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prssK FOR TICKETS via ERIB RAIhlYAF,
yz71iof, ran he obtained st the prineipal 1AcAs1
e,ffices in the West and SOUTH tfesl,
:, 9TruER WM. r. BARR
GENT sup'ST 81 0ar''9f' ff7f = 3
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l. ~ 6t- NJ
.innaola FriBs. Nor meet eFegy T1esaay evening,
bird st0Tg - WesIcf's building-stoEshaaIt cor.
15le Square
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IA, and after Monday, Deer 5th- ~, Atlil1 -!
Iii leave ITrbana. at the following hours We
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REruEN oF oArRo11c1g1l.
THE IEeTTlnsTs AND TN CAEHOLIc
POWER.

Who could have believed that the
WitheTsd lilies which had been piously
placed among relics BY few noble la
dies Of Fauburg st. German would have
been again made to blossom? One can
not for q moment hesitate on this score.
All those now in France who have re-
turned within the folds Of the principles
Of the Legitimist party are Catholics
and upholders Of the temporal power.
Theylhad no other choice but Bonapsrt-
ism, or Legitimatism, inasmuch e they
have no more hope from the OEIeRnists
than fom the Republican,.
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SYMBOLIC MASONRY
oHIVALlIo MhsONRY.
[ n r. M.

Crbana Lodge, So 81 n16.t1 FridaT syentngl.
aaupaign Ene.npmsal, No. 81 mssE aad
81 4th Monday evenings.
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= w. AiSsssS sa.ssl, Essi'.S'i Ess ss.i en-.
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e,-s,l Eels - olas,., e1osEi. O. traRs eaNsv
- is sas,.is.sa SSs; 5oss, apos - fll'sli
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-30

The Albany Journal says: ''the tax raised
in the city of New York last year was $780,
400, S60-itself an inordinate sum. Yet COM
petent authority states that the current ex-
penses Of the year were $50 $40, 339, exclu-
sive of outlays authorized to be provided for
by bonds. A deficiency is thus left of over
S6,ooo.oOo. Another significant fact is that
the appropriations for interest have increased
$1,7s5, 1914, equal to the interest on $685. $685.
$50. And this is Tammany Government, in
full bloom in New York and rapidly blossom
ing in the State"
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Numerous recommendatOry letters have been re.
ceived from the most distinguished scientific men
in the Unit States but as many of them are quite
lengthy we are satisfied to merely append some OF
their names
Prof. Henry Smithsonian Institution.
{. III. Davis, Rear Admiral and Superintendent
U. S. Observatory
J. Ferguson Assistant Astronomer of Y. S. OBJ
servatory.
J. r. Eastman, Professor of Mathematics, T. S.
Navy.
Thos. Antisell, NJ. D., Professor in Medical De.
partment Georgetown College; Chemist to Agri-
cultural Department, U. s.; &c, &c.
Thos. Hill, President of Harvard College.
Joseph Lowering, Professor of Natural Sciences.
Josiah L Cook, Jr. Professor of Chemistry.
Prof &. NJ. Searle, of Nautical Almanac.
Geo. +. Barker, Professor of Chemistry, Yale
College.
J. ID. Runkle, Professor of Mathematcs, Institute
of Technology.
Edwin S. Richie, Philosophical Instrument Max
err
stephen L. Goodale Secretary of Maine Board OF
Agriculture
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Two candidates for Governor in Kentucky
are stumping the State.
Josh Billings says, "Most people decline to
learn only by their own experience, ana
guess they are more than half right; for
don't s'pose man could get correct idea OF
molasses candy merely by letting another
Teller taste it for him.
Dr. j. B. Trask has brought suit in San
Francisco against Laura d. Fair, the con-
victed murderess, for 81, 100 due him for med
ical services. The Deputy Sheriff was en-
deavoring to find property which might be
attached by virtue Of this suit, but was not
successful. His application at the Bank of
California was met by the reply that Laura d.
Fair had no money in the banks possession.
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HYMN FOR DECORATION DAY.


Isl hkN DR. sMlItf, AUTHOR OF 'AMEklCA''
TUNE-"keller's american Hymn"
Strew the fair garlands where slumber the dead,
Ring out the strains, like the swell of the sea;
Heartfelt the tribute we lay on each bed:
Sound DER the brave the refrain of the free;
Sound the refrain of the loyal and free;
Visit each sleeper and hallow each bed;
Waves the starred banner from coast to sea;
Grateful the living, and honored the dead.
Dear to each heart are the names of the brave;
Resting in glory, how sweetly they sleep;
Dew drops at evening fail soft on each grave;
Kindred and strangers bend fondly, to weep;
Kindred bend fondly, and dropping eyes weep.
Tears of affection DER every green grave;
Fresh are the laurels, and peaceful their sleep;
Love still shall cherish the noble and brave.
Peace DER this land, DER these homes of the free
Brood evermore with her shetering wing;
God of the nation, our trust is in Thee,
God, our protector, our guide, and our King;
God, our protector our guide, and our King,
Thou art our refuge, our hope is in Thee;
Strong in Thy blessing, and safe meath Thy wing,
Peace shall encrcle these homes of the free.
- Brid0epOrt Standard
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Mr.. Vallandigham's plan for restoring the
democrats to power has caused much bitter
discussion among democratic newspapers.
The Missouri Republican says: "Mr. Vallan-
digham has survived his time, and the sooner
he subsidies, the sooner will he have recog-
missed the prevalence of a conservatism in poll
tics which has kept him in private life since an
early period of the war for the Union" To
this the Dayton (Ohio) Herald replies Gas
to the personal illusions of the St. Louis Re-
publican to Mr.. Vallandigham, he, we know,
receives all such, especially from that quarter
with the profound contempt which they de-
serve. 1t is the misfortune of some creatures
that their preJudices never allow them to rise
to the dignity and decency of great public
question" This does not look IKE the har-
mony which was promised to follow the "de-
parture."
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GENERAL NE VS..

Henri Rochefort calls NJ. Theirs ''spec-
tacled old serpent"
An Arkansas Jail is made of an old steam
boat boiler
An Irigh editor congratulates himself that
''half the lies told about him amt true"
OF the births in Boston last year, only 25.-
81 'per cent, were children of native-born
parents.
The New Hampshire Legislature meets on
the 9Th of June, and we shall then know who
is Governor.
A lazy chap has found out that working be-
tween meals is unhealthy for him.
A splendid eagle, seven and a half feet in
spread, was lately shot in North Smithfeld,
N. Y.
1t has raned so hard at Milwaukee for four
months that the Chicago Republican asserts
all the children born there are webfooted.
A young Missouri lady advertises for a
husband, she is so lonely nights since her
father 'dide," and 'afrade of COASTS"
Bunker Hill monument is undergoing re-
pairs, the pointing between the blocks having
washed out to a considerable extent.
The London chronological Society has re-
solved to obtain likenesses of typical speci-
mems of all existing varieties of mankind.
Mr. Doyle, of Brooklyn, while sick was
attended by his faithful wife, She attended
him with poker. He has now gone to hos
pital and she to Jail.
ExPresident Haven, of the University of
Michigan, it is expected, will be made bish-
OPP in the Methodist Episcopal Church.
The Cape Ann Advertiser says that two
more men have been added to the list of those
lost on the banks this season, making total
of eighty nine lives lost this year.
To change the pitch of the Boston Music
Hall organ is by no means II light task.
Workmen have been engaged upon the in
strument nearly three months, aNd their
labors are not near completion yet.
There are now 5000, 600 cotton spindles
in operation in the United States, of
which over 2 900, 900 are running on cloths
for printing, and produce 10000, 600 yards
per annum.
A grand convention of all the brass bands
in the State is to be held at Rutland Vt, some
time during the summer. The residents all
want to leave town about that time.
The Steubenville (Ohio) Gazette states that
appearances at present indicate that Colonel
George w. McCook will be nominated for
Governor by the Democratic State Conven-
ton, June /, on the first ballot
The New York Daily Democrat, established
three years ago by Brick Pomeroy, and
which he had to leave to save himself from
bankruptcy, has finally gone to the wall,
having sunk $4,000.
The Rochester Democrat propounds this
conundrum :-"Suppose, now, no prominent
republican breaks out of the ranks in time To
become the next democratic candidate for
President, what will the democratic partv
do p Answers may be sent to Tammany
! Hall.
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Many unsuccessful searches have been
made for the treasures supposed to have been
buried by the pirate LATTE, on some one of
the Islands in the Gulf of Mexico, some eighty
miles from New Orleans. One of the pirates
men, when dying, gave family named New
ell, who had befriended him, a diagram and
written description Of the exact spot where
this hoard of wealth was buried. Mr.. Newell
made three attempts to reach the place but
on the first voyage was shipwrecked, on the
second his partner was sunstruck, and on the
third voyage Mr.. Newell himself was taken
suddenly ill, and also died. But Mr.. Newell
had a son, then young man and a printer,
working in the office Of the New Orleans
Picayune, who resolved to try to accomplish
what his father could not. Therefore. some
three years ago, young Newell fitted out
small vessel and made the voyage to within
sight OF the island but was again wrecked.
One year after this he made another attemnt
to reach the island, but was again wrecked
month ago he fitted up another vessel. and
made third trial to obtain the golden treas.
ure. week ago his lifeless body was picked
up near Lake Pontchartrain There seems
TO be singular fatality accompanying the
spot where LATTE buried his spoils. Every
person who has yet attempted to approach
that island 18th the object of unearthing his
treasures has met sudden death.
PENIS VI TANLA DEMOCRACY.
The Democracy of Pennsylvania held theii
State Convention at Harrisburg last Wednes
day. There was nothing especially worth,
of notice except in relation to 'the new de
parture," which was taken in mild form
Their resolves condemn the introduction O
Chinese labor, oppose the income tax, ant
Ku-Klux bill, and favor protection to the in
dustrics of the State. All was harmony il
the Convention until the Yallandgham re
solve was introduced, after which there wal
fierce discussion, although the resolution wa
as moderate as possible. 1t was worded al
follows:
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