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Abemdrle HoteL-The Hon. A. z. Borie, ex-
Secretary Of the Navy seior Roberts, the Spanish MIN
lister, and the Countess de Bahueos OF spain. 80
Clarendon HoteI-Col Manuel Freyre, the PERUVIAN
Minister, and family, and Miss Clara Louise keilogs
- Sc Ntehoias Rotet-Judge WILEY Of Ngw-n Iet ~
Gen. william Malone Of Virginia, Judge r. Hitchcock o.
Ohio, and Major NJ. J. Wicks Of Memphs =. heEopo.t
tan Hotel-ExSenator willard salisbury Of Delaware;
- 6ilscy Hosse-The Hon. william Pinckney Whyte o.
Maryland. e Brevoort Ho1se-9eorge M. Pullman OF
Chicago, and Frederick Billings, Of Vermont =.
Everett House-Prof Ritter Of Vassar College -
NfIh Avenue Hosl-Senator Goldthwaite Of Alabama,
the Hon. d; Rice Of Augusta, Mel John Dun OF BIOS
ton, Gen. Bradley T. johnson Of Virginia. Ross camp
bell Of Baltimore, and Col. A. R. Manning OF Mobile
- Coleman Hoxsc.Bishop Green of Mississippi G ana
the Rev. DR.. Lyman of Sen Francisco. - GrdRa cen
trail Hoiel-The Hon. a. p Almon Of Nova Scotia and
Gen. A. stenwehr OF Connecticut. - Eetc Yors Hotes
Judge Merrck Of New Orleans and Gen. ToinpKlhs OF
BatimOre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-28

club. ln ID. ID. Ith. 5.h. 9Th 7.h. stb 9Th Total.
Gs:SssS......:a 70 . 3 81:
umnire MT Phelps the Fly Club time OF hour Is
unnte. Fr,t has, BY eo-Resoute times; Champion times
RIMS earned-Resolute Champion, Total srrOr-ResOuis al
Champion, 81.
The Stars defeated the Brooklyn Athletics
yesterday by score Of rs tol
The Red Stockings of Boston defeated the
Forest Ctys Of Cleveland yesterday by score Of tot.
The Haymakers of Troy defeated the Olym-
pics of Washington yesterday, by score OF l6 70 T.
Only seven innings were played.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-28
A CITY HALL CANARD.

ALLEGED ARREST OF ANOTHER OF THE VOUCHER
THIEVES.
An afternoon paper stated, yesterday, that
Thompson Dunn Of No. IS Perryst had been arrested
the charge Of being concerned in the theft Of vouch
from the Controllers office, and held to ban by
Justice Bowling in $4,000 The accused is clerk in the
Bureau Of Repairs and Supplies Of the Department. OF
Public Works superintendent Keso denies that there
is truth whatever in the story Of the arrest and can
not account for the origin of the statement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-28

Western women are made of sterner stuff
than their Eastern sisters Ellen Richie Of Indianoa.
Iowa, recently found huge yattesnahe On the porrh
OF her sisters house attacked ID with cleaver but
failed 10 hurt II. The reptile assumed the Offensive and
struck ut the grl several times, until she, securing
stick Knocked On the serpepfs head aud bore the body
amphsnty into the parlor, TO the admiration Of her
relatives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-28
NrwyoRR DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER %. 1871

guarding the iron, fred pistol at the. the Dali IAnns
eeeet In the breast Of William Kenney. $50 H. no s
wster-st and causing probably mortal wound. Ken
ney WA removed 10 che Madfson-st. Ponoe ossuou
where the bali was sxtrscted. Richardson was looked
up to await the result Of the boys inturios-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-28
AN Ex-DEPUTY CORONER ATTEMPTS 10 SHOOT
RIVAL PHYSICIAN. ...'

A RIVAL PHYSICIAN. ..'
A feud has for long time past existed be.
tween Drs. William Shine Of No. - 0reenwich-st. and
John NJ. Merrill Of No. 1s Greenwioh-st They are
rival practitioners, and have quarreled on one or
two occasions. Over ono year ago, while DR..
Shine wss the Deputy Of Coroner Flynn, he met
DR.. Merrill at the bedside Of sick woman
In Albany-st Dr. Shine claimed that the case his
Dr. Merrill said that he had been called In and denied
the night Of Shine TO interfere. Tho quarrel
ended in blows, DR.. Shine striking his OPP
ponent with o large. she'll and finally succeeding
In ejectng him from the room. Shine was sub
seauently arrested, and examination was held at
the Tombs but the matter finally compromised and
the suit withdrawn There have been subsequent quar-
rels and last evening DR.. Shine attempted TO make
final disposition OF his rival He fired two shots from
q revolver through the ONCE window OF DR.. Merrill l.
neither taking efect-
Dr. shine was arrested at midnight by Officers Quigey
and Thompson IN Dooey's saloon, at Amty and Thomp-
son-sts he was locked up In the Church-st. Police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-28

- 1Atgf. .t. I laaga .-h.ty.l- -.
ros in sufcient numbers TO protect the right and zee
day our Appomsttox and the surrender OF IsnihA''
Hall. - . ,,.s,,..o.
ing, after which 1t adjourned to next "eonesuA'
evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-28
A NEW INJUNCTION ORDER PROPOSED.


The following order in the Foley injunction
anti prepared by Mr. FOeys counsel and submitted last
Monday will come up tomorrow before Judge Barnard
for final settlement:
John Foley against the Board Of Supervisors Of ne
,aonay Of the Citv Of Ne,S York. oGkeg Haa richard
B. Connolly Vim. II. Tteeed, and Peter B: STeeny.On
~ orSered thai the defendant the Board Of Supervisors
be aud It hereby restrained and enioned from auditing
or ordering to be paid claims against the County OF New
York 10 crater amount than the sum which shall be
set apart by the Board Of Apportionment mentioned
- Entitled IAN act for the local Of
the City and County of New-YOrE passed April 49, 1874
Aud Il Is further ordered that the defendants the
MaycI and sy, o. and SeSstees
be and they hereby are restrained nom ncaEnng any
BEEN ordered by the Co@mon Council Of said city or not
unless appropriation shall have been previously mace
expense and iron su tng Or OrdernR be paid claims
against the city to greater amount IMAM ae sums
during the is for the Parp0ses q the said
And s further ordered that the Controller Of the
y af COUNTY Of Ye8Yort Unless the same shat have
Sssn ri cSns Of the amount SH set o
such purposes by the aforesaid Board Of Apporonment
G sStSS and from paying or issuing any bonds or
raising money for the purpose Of Paying any claims
re N. +. Trae:cripi Association the \. y. Printing
Company, the Manufacturing 5taCcners company, ana
The T. Leader Association or any or either Of them
either of them or goods sOld and delivered by them
either Of them to fer the CITY or County OF
or 70 or for any department or purpose VI tAe Govern
OF said City or County -. -. 49, a.
And further ORDERED thSt tne sa.SrainsS av as
toSed from raising. CONTROLLER by Any means Nhas
% IsSaf nj TIE city of New-YOrk the Mayor, Alder-
men and ComInOnaty Of the said city, any sum Or Gums
~ for na sing or providing for the payment OF the
Sxpensn Of the Ioycrnent of the City and County OF
HeWYorE or any department purpose Of said city or
county for the year 1871. ,,, -,
Aud s hereby declared that nothing herein contained
e intended to does enj0n the ContrOsr " tne C o.
GeW.York from raieing with the e0nncne and approval
~ Board Of under and by virtue 81
HharteTs G0d SO Of the Laws OF ISL on the conS0da
~ NGeb ~ tie C3ty and County Of heH'tob, Q Sph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-28

The list of officers by the United States steamer
Iroquo will sail from PHILADELPHIA lev days for ID. Rs 10
dies the suez Canal insiUds tho onowns Csmnssaer
Idsms Lisut p r. Smith and r. C. hedj Lieut.
WIian Prsndali; Masters Willie SWIM W. Nebe and hdol
MsrI; Ensign l. r. BIer ID mshpmen Surgeon Thomas
Assistant surgeon A. p Msgueder Acting Assistant Surgeon
Whitehead H. Meade; Chief Enenee George bnsht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-28
BASEBALL.
REsOLUTE VS.. CHAMPION


The Champion Club of Jersey City visited
the waverly Fair Grounds yesterday to play their
turn game with the Resoutes Of Elizabeth and after
exciting contest returned home the winners OF the game
and of the State championship, by the following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-28
PAYMENT OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEES.

The payment of labOrers in the CrOtOn Aque-
duct department begun yesterday, $4,000 having
been advanced TO Deputy Controller Green for that pur
pose by several bankers The following correspondence
OF plains itself:
NATIONAL BROADWAY BANK. NETWORK, Sept. q, 1871.
A. II. GREEN, esq, Deputy Controller,
DEAR This hank has been rcqueated by the Presi
dent and officers Of the Board OF Public Instruction to
advance the salaries now due TO the principals ana
teachers employed 10y said Board. II the same meets
your approval please signify the same in writing Most
respectfully yOurs. F. A. PALMER PRESIDENT
CITY OF NEw-YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, I
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, Sept q, 1871.
F. A. PALMER, esq.,, President BrodUdy Bank
DEAR SIR: ] have received your letter stating that
the Broadway Bank has been requested TO advance the
salaries due the principals aud teachers OF the
public schools and asking If the same meets my
prova I certainly can have no objection, but on the
contrary should feel, personally much gratied II your
bauk were kind advance the amounts Of their
salaries to those deserving public servants At the
time il is nv duty add that unable ~ say how
speedily the bank can be repaid though should be
anxious to accomplish that result at tho earliest pracca
Ole day. Very respectfully yours,
AND. H. GREEN, Deputy Controller.
The workingmcu of the Department OF Public Parks
made arrangements at Sweeny Hall last evening for IA
public procession October g. in honor " Peter b.
sweeny for paying the wages of tie employees Of the
Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-28
|roOklyn Athletics
YACHTING.

KINGSTON, Ont, Sept. 27.-The yachts Daunt-
less and Ina will rum tn ursday Is miles to windward
aud back for e4O0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-28

YOUNG THIEF SHOT BY wATCHMAN.
Several boys attempted, yesterday, to steal
iron from Pier No. 20 T. r. George Richardson private
Waterman Of No. 70 Caerr1ss. who Wa engaged In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-28

BLEACHING, CLEANING and DYErNG OFFICE
Off LoKD s4 Broadway Twenty <3s Broom''t
Broadway hadeup garments sces feathers gloves &C. cleaned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-28

THE BEST PLACE in New-York to bny RELI-
yAsHIoSABLE JEwRLRr ana
STERLING SILVER soUIRE " Futons Diamonds specially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-28

HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RBNEwE
excellent dressing and tonic for the hair and makes the hair or
thick,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-28

To MoTHERs.-Use IMRERIAL GRANUM. Tn
great especially adapted for Infants and most Vs1s
remedy all Of dsnhes, cholera n ana e, %
Ct. corner Maden.lane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-28
IAnBounoerAental
tAsnounoeraentai
BURNETrs KALLIsToN is the best Cosmetic.

II is asserted on reliable authority that on
Of the ns, acts Of the Deputy Controller receiving bis sppt
mnt was celebrated bat emporium z
way and purchase Of the beautiful eAapeaar fetoa 'n ~
,bept II this be true 10 doubt IT, snsur
well for the future care city funds and shows the new deputy
anything bat green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-28

The last race very exciting and did not close until
nearly dark. 1t suspected Bob Shelton allowed
to be distanced purposey, and after the he
mile in lISs The question Of Diminishing his owner, Lee
Paul from the Association will be determined Tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-28

"BETTER THAN GOLD, YEA, THAN MUCH FINl
COIN prbe RUSSIAN (Vspor and Is East Foor
are the agreeable refreshing and luminous in the G Hundred
batheu take them daily, and recommend them highly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-15
A SUPPLY OF GOon EI0Op

The SeaWeed Tonic, in conjunction with Pills permeaeS
and asslmacs with the food Chg LITIGATION progress.
ing without It's previous tOrUcS. Digestion becomes main.
less and the cure is seen to Ice at hand There more Hat
uIece no cNaccDdtlun OF the stomach. appetite sc i'm
Now comes the greatest Blood Purifier Vet given by an
nduI.ch lalAel 10 suffering Schenck Puonic Svrnn
conts IN TO perform It's functions and hasten and com
She cure II enters at once upon us work Nature can moi be
chceu collects and rpenS the impaired and d
ous OF the lungs. la the form of gatherings il
them Tor eXpecoIaton, and 10. in very short me Ia mala
u! Is Nqusc the rotor hone that occupied renova
yea ana mace new, ana The patient all the dignity of re.
gained Nsor, steps forth TO enjoy the manhood or Woman
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-15
Ottawa Wholesale Market.

reported by lHAk BROS Wholesale ana keA GrOCes,
No. 10 La sale street.
Ottawa, April IA, 1870.
Weather extremely fine, everybody in good
spirits, and prices of present crop not quite so
high, yet we look for future to be large
and profitable. Corn is selling at Acc for ear or
shelled. Oats 40c, for 81 bs.-a change in price
and pounds. Butter and eggs in good demand
at zoe for former and 90 for latter. We give
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-15
Chicago Market.

Chicago, April "a
Flour-Steaiy- Prime white winter $6504
$50. Spring extras $e.l5QS700.
Wheat-No. spring SIPS | 29's.
Corn-No. /, % Q5Gc; No ?, 5s q So no grade
5095l cts
Oats-Dull at 500jlc for No. g
Hogs-Dull- S5.3e45.55, on foot.
Cattle-QuJtatIons on all grades are unchang-
ed. Choice steers, SG9G15 good to prime steers,
$500 q6l2; medium butchers stock, Si75Q
800 cows aud heiiers, 81 "a g315.
Iard--l2l cents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

There is no apparent change in the local meney
market since our last report. Calls for long
loans seem to be now less frequent than month
ago.
The Chicago markets are reported to be all In
quite healthy condition, and in the discount
market there was something of an improvement,
as an increased shipping movement IN grain
created a very fair inquiry for loans. Interest
rates We're unchanged.
The New York gold market during the week
was steady at about 1l0l. g11O1a.
The bond market was generally firm The
demand was good, and new 5-90s were regarded
with special favor
Ravens, McKinlay Il Co. furnish the following
Ottawa limitations
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-15
new N0rx Market,

new Work Market.
> New York, April IL.
Wheat-Prime new spring 81 1881.
Rye-$l 90 for western
Oats-Dull AT GS91U cts. for western
Corn-Mixed western 95g2S
Lard-1l5a cents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-15

ana awaited themselves OF his wonderfully eicacous ned
Cines, they would not have fallen
Df Shenck has in his proved that whtey suit
Gent vitality remains that vitality by his medicines and
Nrectlons Tor their use quickened into heathul ysor
In this statement there Is nothing prcsumpuuuS To the
isth oil the inEae is made representation that is not
thousand times Subsantated by living visible works The
theory OF the cure by Dr. schencs medicines simple
II Il 1hsllhS u philosophy quireS aTgme;. 1t is
selfas> surfing, seiconyincinC.
The Sawecd Tome and Mandrake Pills are the first two
weapons with which the citadel the maladv Is aSSaed
Iwotds OF The eases OF consumption originate in dyspep
ia ana unconaly dSordered liver. With this condition
'Ae bronchial tubes sympaIze with the stomach Tney
respond 10 The morbc action of the liver Here then comes
ing SYMPTOMS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-15
LEAVE NO sEGNG BEHIND.

The work OF cure Is beginning The yatcd and M
c9us deposits in the bowels and in the mcnary canal al
Cecled Inc ktr lake clock, Is wound up. aOuses OI
It's torpdit The stomach pon>ycy and the paIeI
beslns 10 feel that he is aeilIuu. al l.sI- - IN'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-15
The Markets.

The general produce markets is unchanged
since last week, except that corn is little strong
err, and wheat rather quiet. Provisions dull and
unsatisfactory" and cattle depressed"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-15

DIR. n. OLIN,
or Chicago, formerly Of this place. viii vit OTTAWA At GU
son Hotel the fret Tuesday and Wednesday afer ~ arst
Monday OF each month for the purpose Of treating I'll diseases
OF the Eye and Ear whether surgical othsrwise Opera
ions for cataract artificial pupil Inverted Hds eossre Of he
tear duet cross saasshyloms and hs OF
and morbid gro~hs of description Artificial eyes md
ear drums inserted without pain previous operation Graa
sias "yelia The most frequent dt,sass Ae radically
Beftshis,tly cured
From his long experience in rean. diseases of tie Eve
and Ear he feels confident In stating nearly
every case Chronic diseases ssS ueasd Consul free
December 10Th, 1904
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-15
WINE OF LIFE

Inc great tNeod Purifier Decious Drink, w Urn er'S
VlnNm Nttns, Wine OF / life. Is rec from
sny drugs or mpqrIt being prepared for those
aad We aneet thing In the world for purifying blood II
the most pleasant and delicious article offered to the
oes article IL Is more healthy and cheaper Both male
fact life pesTvcr Those who wish enjoy good health
and free flow OF lively spirits will do well take the Wine
OF LILO different from thing before IN use II IL
sotd ~ druggists also Al all respectable saloons Price One
Dollar IN quart bottles.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-15
HURLBUT & EDSALL,
50 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO. HIS.
Wholesale Agents.
DYSPEPSIA

Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic is prepared
expressly Tor Dysppcs and those suffering with
Cosnyeness tis slightly stimulating tonic splendid
appetizer II strengthens the stomach restores the
tive organs to their healthy Weak nervous and
peptc persons should WAENERs DYSPEPSIA Tone For
sale by druggists Price One Dollar. W
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-15
CONSU MpTGON.

The Mandrake Pills composed of Of Natures uolt
gitshe Podoplum PcltatuE. They possess all IN blood
seaIchlns Alternative properties of caOc but unlike cao-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-15


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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-15

Suefi1l Aotiffs.
CONSUMPTION.
Its Cure and Its Preventive,
BY J. H. SCHENCK, MD.

Many human being has AWAY for hose death there
Vas no Other reason than the neglect and ndspu.
lady proven means of cure. Those and
ana TRENDS are sleeping the desRess sumber into which,
had they calmly adopted
DIR. JOSEPH II. NUHENCk,S SIMPLE
TREATMENT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-15

tlAOH'tlItO VII " 4 Pfei1I' seIAff'S'
La Sale county bonds par
Foreign Exchange is lower and is selling at
500 per {.
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SpnMl 9atiess.
Spsflal aptiess.
DIR. J. Is. WALKER.
OCULIST AND AURIST,
MAY RR CONSULTED TIE
CLIFTON HOTEL, OTTAWA,
The First Saturday Ia Each Month.

And at al other the Dpchsary for Diseases of TN
Eye aud bar, 80 Madison SUe"t Chicago. jani'7l
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-04
Consumption and Climate.

The census Of 1850 shows the aver
age mortality from consumption
throughout the Union to beina rough
way proportional to the average tenn
perature of the given State. Deaths
rom this cause are ten times as fire.
quent in Massachusetts, and-as Mr..
Bill has rather mcandidly neglected
to inform us-twice as frequent in
Minnesota as they are in Georgia.
Minnesota is indeed a colder Stat
than Massachusetts. But its greater
cold Is offset in part by the greater
dryneSs of its soil. A damp soil is
one Of the most prolific causes of con-
sumption. Minnesota occupied an
elevated portion OF the continent; it is
an m%dulating country, and its natur-
al watersheds insure its thorough
drainage. This circumstance I'M
doubtedly conduces to the healthiness
Of the climate. Nor is it improbable
that its long and severe winters, wv
ing TO the constancY of their cold.
may be less trying to the consump-
vethan the varying weather of the
Eastern and Middle States. But the
smithsonian Institution records
show that the capital city of Mime
sofa has a winter of lis days, during
which the temperature is l6 degrees.
Fair. below the freezing point. That
such an arctic temperature is more
favorable to the cure of phthisis than
a climate comparatively warm and
uniform through the year, is II point
that is not proved, OF the constmp-
tives who go to Minnesota, even in
the carly stages Of their complaint.
but one i'll fifteen is CURED. ,phe
Young Mems Christian Association
Of st. Paul has found it necessary TO
take in charge the burial of the UNI
fricnded invalids tliat flock there in
the vain hope Off climate cure; and
they have abundant duty as under-
takers. In short, there seems To be
no sovereign balm for consumpti0n
IN Minnesota. Its climate is tavora-.
pie only TO the stronger invalids. TO
those who are able to endure the tom
ic effect of cold, We can recommend
Minnesota with y qualified hope
G0lo5y. 49, ~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-04
Use nd Uselcssncss OF WOodpCckcrs.

Ethan 81 cnccr, Boonvillc, Indiana,
writes tho Farmers Club of this CITY,
NJ follows: ~
There are six different birds called
Woodpeckers, found from New York
to MISSOURI: |. A very small bird,
with a blue back and brown breast,
may be known by his almost nornct-
ual motion, while he goes up and
down your apple tree talking loudly
to himself, and looking into every
crack and crcvice or picking worms
out of a decayed stick of wood, 9, A
speckIcd bird, asizc larger, and which
IS hut a dwarf Of the third, both hay
ing the same habits and color, md
both may be known by their sharp
cry; and fourth, the large woodcock,
about the size Of wood-duck, and
Il bill like a spike, and u red head.
THESE four are comparatively
harmless, and should not be harmed;
but then comcsthe fifth, dirty-speck-
led bird, ndkn0wnb yhis whiningcry
something like a cat-bird and by his
hiding behind the body Of the tree to
shlin your presence and whencverthe
sap will run he picks out the bark
down to the wood in blocks until he
often completely girdles and kills the
tree. They often attack our
shade and ornamental trees. and MI
for the sap and life of the tree. and
sixth, white and black-wlnged and
leuIlleaded w~oodPCckerS,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-04
The Hats Of the Period.

We clip this from the Tribune's fash.
ion notes.
The hats retain the same shape. Loui.
XVIII, Of Derby, so strongly resemb.
ling the riding lat. Tho crowns or,
invariably high, broad with rollad
brlm. Very handsome ones are eyhib,
lted WIN brim caught up upon one side.
Ithgllsh turhans will still be worn rim.
med with folds of yelyotand faiile. with
loops upon n side holding stjti. mn
compromising, fierce little wings Of
every known bird, or perhaps = le y,
COCKS feathers, mostly short. m tins
very curly and puffy; large roses WIKI
beautifully tinted autumn leaves. rina-
.ers Of oroTn'green leaves tinged with
decay, and dropping buds, or 6ouonels
OF leaves IN all the most brilliant on an
tnain4l !intings, with long graceful ton.
We ", o,nef trimmings are Of faiIle,