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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-14

A The Steamship of the NsFA
a es,n." Lloyd will ss.s~. tn
regular trips as follows:
From Bremen. From Sew Orlesn
FRANKFURT. December l6. January u.
KOLN. January q. March 9.
HANOVER. February "a. April 9.
hOLN...........Apr1l ~. June 2.
Touching outward at Havre and Havana, ard q
their home trip at Havana and SoutEan ptor, y
land and receive passengers and freight.
Later days Of departure will be advertised hen
after.
PRICES OF PASSAGE
From Bremen, Southern pton or Havre 70 Eavana
New Orleans:
SAD En ..--...................Sl3 goo.
From New Orleans or Hsvans to Soutl anpsca
Hayre or Bremen:
sTEERAGE.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS god.
From New Orleans to Havana:
.CAblN... oO currency.
SIEEkAGE.. ................. 20 currency.
Passage tickets from Bremen, South am pton q
Havre to New Orleans issued by the undersigned
For further particulars apply to
Ed T. STOCKMKTER 4 CO, Agents,
Jy23 ~ q Union street.
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STATE LOTTERY FOB APRIL IS, 1879.
GLASS 50.
slleIll, "a 1914
q 10 IA AZ 40 20 81 II 81 rs 6. p 81 -
The above drawings are published in 8 the prip.
clpa papers and are drawn In public daily ct tn
looms Of the company
FORMATION furnished snd prizes casheo nv
HOWARD, SIMMONS l. Co, Contractors
81, CnSrles street. corner Union, New ot,esnA
witness cur hands At New Orleans Louisiana,
S1.s thirteoth day of April. 1872
Il. + ERALTA
ADAM 1IFFEN,
BEWARE OF BOGUS LOTTERIES ana
I ,Ou1slANA sTATK IOTTRRY
CoMPAN
s. Incorporated August H. lees.
CHARLES T. HOWARD. PRssrpKK9,
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
spLEsD1D sCHRMR-oNLl 10000 srkr1&
Capltai Pr1ze............1JO,G
CLASS F,
70 BE DRAWN AT NEW ORLEANS Oh
Saturday, April -, 1922
HOWARD. SIMMONS CO.. conuaes4-A
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Weekly Quotations Of Hides. Etc.

Messrs. Hay & Mehle furnish us the fol-
lowing report. Their quotations represent
actual sales at first hands. Expenses
weighing, bundling, drayage and comnis
sion have to be added:
Steer hides, city slaughter, over IS its,
y Observation-Disclosures. % 104
Steer hides city slaughter, 20 to "a
IDS, y D............. ............. ~
Steer hides, city slaughter, under 70
Bs, y ID ~ w
Cow hides city slaughter, as they run.
ID. 20
Kips city slaughter, 20 to "a lbs, p 10. - q u
Kipe, city slaughter, Is to 30 lbs, p ID. - q II
Country hide, flint, 20 to Is fts, p 10 l6 q II
Country hides, flint, damaged, half
price.
Beeswax prime yellow, y tb...........- q 80
OK horns, each. acknowledgements" q
We have to report a dull and dragging
market with sharp decline on all descrip-
tons of dry and dry-salted stocks. Green
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BREMEN

North German Lloyd.
LEANS VIA HAvRE SOUTHAMPTON AID
EavANA
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LOTTERIES,

STATE LOTTERY FOB APRIL IS. 1879.
GLASS SO.
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BELOW COMING Up.

British ship Athena, Potten, from Liverpool Zebra
ary Is, to Meeker, Knox &co-
Bark Maggie Hammond. Cole, from Cardiff Febru-
airy Z to MASTER
Schooner Oak Ridge, chester, days from Rua.
tan 1sland-to master
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River lntelliEonce.

SoUTHwEsr Pass, April -, 6 P. M
Barometer 30:25. Wind east-southeast, light.
No arrivals. Sailed-Steamship United
States and bark Kate.
yICKsBURG, April l3.-Psssed upton
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY,

Steamship st Mary, Tripp from Indianola via
Galveston. TO Charles Whitney Gco-ist dis
trict 9
Ship H Southland. Brown, hence Tor Liverpool. re-
turned from Southwest Pass, ID distress 20 4
Miller &co-th district A
Bark Ranger. -, from Charlie ston. S c, to mas.
1er-lst district
Schooner Lizzie Webster Jackson from Port Ca
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BUSINESS CHANGE
LOST.

On Saturday last, at, or near, Paw Paw a calf
skin pocket and memorandum book containing
money and several notes payable to the sub
scriber suirab,e reward VIII be paid FOR it,
recovery. s9f y. q. tIIDD 81.
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WHOLE NO. S1G

by this time TO compound, on itself and
all within its reach, must have been ap-
petizing to any devotee of the nonrestraint
creed. Meantime, the elders of my flock
enjoyed this course with such audible
zest, that a herd of swine in the far back
precincts, hearing them, and no doubt
supp0sing some of their fellows were
feeding near, squealed for their share so
persistently that the master of the en-
tertainment had to ring for, and dispatch
a servant 10 quiet them with corn, lest
we should be deafened. Well the dears
only smack" in the exuberance Of their
Joy, and the pigs are not harmed Thus
[ apologizei to my friends who seemed
somewhat astonished And when these
untrammeled youths drank with mouths
full Of food, choked, and coughing be-
spattered dishes and guests near them,
l remarked 8" it is all the same to the
dishes, and little more and people
should be as passive as they, and never
teach children other manners than those
wish which nature endows them, as
have recently learned from lovely new
system of noncruelty. So the banquet.
went on though my friends were fine
conyersatiOnists, and | had rpokoned
quite as much on the mental as the
physical treat, that had to be thrown
over; for must not Young Americas
cheeriness be encouraged!
But l found 20 my dismay when the
last course was finished that tAis same
principle Of free joyousness extended
into other departments Of domes;ics be-
sides refreshments; as the plate g.a.s Of
the windows, and the polish of the fur
niturc and walls testified, after having
been practiced ON as drawing surfaces
With turkey bones, bread and butter,
fruit pie, etc, surreptitiOusly appropri-
atcd for pencils, with an occasional dab
of gum stuck on for effect. But [ soon
soOthed my disturbed feelings by the
recollection that | was not to mind, be-
cause none of these felt any annoyance
or hurt from this CHEEKY treatment
Ny friends children, who had been
trained in the Old faith that quiet srder
is the only medium of true enjoyment,
looked on aghast, mostly, but >omc of
the youngest, apt to learn began to
practice the new style when the -,auce
of alarm which passed between the par
ents, and their request to the nurse to
take them from the parlors, awoke M,
and | was cured Of any twinges OF a9u-
science touching family rule and pro
foundly thankful that my late ,zp.ri-
ence wos bVt q dream.
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EUroa True NoauGayG. At the
Lawrence Convention largely aaou}cd
By both teachers and school officers de-
cisive ac.ioa was taken in reference to
the Text books of the school Of the
County. \ committee was appointed to
examine the books of the various pub
fishing houses and make selo ZION Of
the best without any regard to authors
or agents. This committee is TO report
to the committee Of the Olfce.s Con-
vention recommending that the list of
books made out by them be adooted ar
a County uniformity, and when adopted
not to be again changed in less .haa tive
years. In view Of the great eSl now
existing in our schools, and having
desire to see this important work ac.
complished without any delay, therefore
| now call upon every teacher il Van
Buren county to use their influence IN
educating and enlightening public senti-
ment in their respective fields Of labor
l call upon school officers school inspect
ors, and supervisors Of the several town
ships for their aid and influence IN the
work. | urge upon teachers the I'M
portance of sending nc at once, y mail,
list in full of all the books used in
their schools, being very particular to
give the No. of the Dist. T-ut this
information before Thursday, ,he 9Th
day of June. If a uniformity au Be
adopted, then arrangements viii tamale
for the purchase Of books at avery iow
rate. The prices now demanlel for
school books Is enormously outrageous,
and every new teacher is constantly
changing to some other new book this
is ruinous to the school. Now let us
rally in good earnest, and not only re.
move this monster from our schools, but
give to book agents death blow in
Van Buren, county.
UrSEy j. KELLOGG, Co. Surt
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w IILlAM>ON MASON. Proprietor Of Planning
w Mills, west side of the river. Lumber
dressed; Mouidincs made 10 order. Dressed
lunbcr Tor sale. S2l
y H. fMEki. Livery. Sale and Accommodation
stable. Best turnOuts in the County
f+remps street, Paw Paw, Mich, Sli
uINCkIN \ LANES Livery Stable, Paw Paw
Il Michigan, l. the largest and best equipped of
any IN the county. Fine horses. new and elegant
carriages 70 let. Office and Stables northeast of
DYckm8n House. north side of Oak street. S2i
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RE VAL.
MRS. /. A. o. LnHNsON.s

MRS. L. A. o. JOHNsON,
Would respectfully inform her customers and
the ladies generally, that she has removed to
Gremps street, at the terminus of Paw Paw st i,
opposite the residence OF j. W. Ball, where she
is permanently located She will be happy to
see those wishing DRESS MAKING. PINKISG,
STAMPING, ere. Patterns o. the latest STYLES
for Suits. Hair Work. Switches, Curls. Frz.
ettes aud Hair Jewelry done to order on Iea-
sonable terms. Having man. years received
so liberal q share Of patronage would stlh solic-
II a continuance OF the same, with many hanks
Paw Paw Nav IA 1872. sH
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- SCOTT BEEBE. Attorney at Law. Office
~ m Chadwick Block. Decatur. Mich. Sol
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WANTED 4!

TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND OAK >POKES
l94x2sl inches. one balf 2S inches long, the
balance 26. all to be the best qlahty OF white
OAK clear from sap or worm holes Also
TWO III NDRED THOUSAND OAK HUBS
10 inches through by 13 inches long, for whrh
we will pay casn when delivered For the
spokes we will pay fifteen dollars per Thousand,
for the hubs nine dollars per hundred.
n. x II. s. ISMON.
April 81. 1872. SSSm3
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NAY. 1>13.
PAW PAW EsAIL ROAD.

Trains from Paw Paw connect with the same
named Trans on the Michigan Central Railroad
NJ LaWtOu. going east and west.
LEAVE PAW PAW.
i::,C a. III. Kgiawazoo Accommodation, west.
l0;I0 a. M. Mail Train, cast
2I0 p. m. Mail wet. and Way Freight east.
S:iJ p. IN. Kalamazoo Accommodations, east.
eSF- Trains return to Paw Paw on departure OF
Michigan Central Trains from Lawton.
G. D. STEPHENSON, Supt.
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LAWTON DIRECTORY.
8usintss t5arSs.

- - Law. Np'9rv Puhic and Probate Judge
hold Frp1l'H t.rr- 10 TsN paw, lr Monday
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MILLINERY
MRS. HOY

NNO, IUl I,
Has just opened splendid assortment OF
NEW MILLINERY GOODS,
Which she offers at very low figures. Call and
she viii make pnces suit, and chow goods that
viii please you. Rooms over l.. Smith a. Co.'S.
Paw Paw. Apr. 25. 1872. S05ly
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DECATUR DIRECTORY.
&usinrss GarOs.

sIustntss GarSs.
PION y SHERMAN. Attorneys at Law. So
t'Icitors in ChanCcry and Notaries Public,
tHce of Prosecuting Attorney for Van Burcn
Comfy. Loans negotiated and Collections at.
tanael 20 with promttnc.=. Town Hall Building
Decatur Mich. sol
.fIN b.. UPTON. JOHN o.. SHERMAN.
{t' SCOTT BEEBE. Attorney az Law. Office
" iu Chadwick r Block. Decatur. Mich. Sol
E'GsTER IS COIIAN. Attorneys and Couuselors
J "' .W aud solicitors iu ChlIcery. Office iu
p "r Elock, Decatur. Mich
"."I IuH ID-rELl EEEONE COIMAN.
DE J.. ,. kING.-SUBGEov DESrf-r. Office g.
- Residence oI DcicWarc street. one door west
thHutt Store. Decatur Mich.
=. DOWD. General Dealer I'm Family Groceries
- Drockcry. etc Teas made a speciality. Phelps
,, Decatur, Mich. $50
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[IIlyI,gI,IIiI. iILIII2
|IIjl!EgE|B|RII I'GciA|
kyYzlZzkz1zzEaJ

To anv person producing any Medicine able
to show one-third as many living, permanent
cures as DIR. FILTERS VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC
REMEDY: and further reward of 500 for any
case of Chronic or Infammatory Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Rheumatic Ague, Sciatica, and
Rheumatism o. the Kidneys 1t will not cure.
This Rheumatic Syrup is used inwardly only,
pleasant 10 the taste, and guaranteed free from
Injurious Drugs. 1t is not Quack Medicine,
but the scientific prescription of Jos. L. Filter,
Nd, Professor of Toxicology and Chemistry,
graduate of the celebrated University OF Penn
sylvania A. d., 1893, whose entire professional
life has been devoted specially to this disease.
This preparation under solemn oath Is con-
scientiously believed to be the only positive,
reliable. infalihle specific ever discovered
The proof that no other specific exists is found
in every community in persons afflicted for
many years past and still suffering. Ifphysi-
clans could cure IT, if n specific did exist, this
would not no so.-a fact that must be universal
! lv admitted. The Oft deceived sufferer may
wisely ask, what security or evidence mas he
| that Dr. Filter Rheumatic syrup viii cure his
/ case. The protection offered 20 patients agains {
/ imposition - In legally signed contract which
will be forwarded without charge TO any suffer-
cr sending by letter n description oi aH.iction
this guarantee will state the exact number Of
bottles warranted to cure, and iu case oi failure
the money paid will be returned % the patient
No other remedy has ever been offered on such
LIBERAL and honorable terms Medical advice
with certificates from prominent Physicians
Olergymen, etc, whohavc been cured after all
other treatments failed. sent by letter, gratis
Afflicted cordially invited 20 write for advice tC
the principal Office. - South Fourth street
Philadelphia, Pa. Dr. Fiucr's Rheumati,
Syrup is sold by Druggists.
WHEATON d TEED, Sole Agents,
paw Paw, Men.
LEtVENS & son. Sole agents.
Tl.-.r
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
MAIN LINE.

Trains leave Lawton a. fplloWs:
EAST. WEST.
Mail. ll:l3 a. m. 2:i2 p. IN.
Kalamazoo Acc. S.i3p. N. i:JS a. n.
Evening Express l'03 a. IN.
II. +. SARGENT, Gen. sup.
G. H. HED. Asst Gen. Supt.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
LOCAL. MISCELLANY.

AN ALLEGED WIFE POIsONER IN BROOKLYN.
Coroner Lawrence A. Whlehill of Brooklyn
appeared Yesterday, before Police Justice Walsh ana
made affidavit setting forth that on Oct TO- at Henry
81. and Loyelane, John Van sycEel either gave OF
caused 10 be given TO his vile. Caharine Van sycAo'
other fluid containing arsenic or some oher
poisonous material, which caused her death Van
syeken was then arraigned, when the Justice said;
John Van sycke you charged here upon the oa'n
OF Coroner Whiteml with having caused the death OF
your wife by giving her in some hnu Nhch WIS
administered 10 her The Coroner makes ths ain'aNs
on information and belief. What have you 70 sayi
Van sycke denied all knowledge OF the matter anu the
hearing was set down for oct q. Van sYckel being re-
moved 10 Raymondst. Jail. post norton am AaIon
of the body Of deceased was haae az sAS ,i ~ prof
Jbanoa OIery the cook who is also IN custody. and
had lived with Van Sycipl for the past Tour months
was examined before the COroners jury, and testified
that she taken sick The same Jay as her hlsiFss 10
was on Thursday night: Sunday her mistress was
lick and ON Monday children also taken sick;
thc ned roasf r FOR dinner ana after they had eaten
Mrs Van fyckei down stairs ana said tnat sho eX-
pected Van -yckel had poisoned the meat wiJLess sld
tIa She id not believe he aid have the heart % do
on THURSDAY the deceased went 10 Nowl she came
home between and O'Clock she eft orders TOT witness
10 make some tea and have it ready for her; witness
made it aud put t into pitcher. which she placed on
suar i the tea about o'clock Van sycke In for
BIS dinner consisting OF plate OF meat; witness gave
him a cup OF tea out OF TIC teapot uIuhJ AhoW
whether he went to the pitcher; but witness saw the
pitcher on the table; beneved he took i rom the QYe
willie she was out; ne knew that witness made The tea
IN tue for ber mistress according custom; Van
Syckel, tlon gv,sg away sara - |tEt Don't tell the
mistress I was here, but II asks yen say was"
when he filled the pitcher he placed t ON the range INC
only one that came Gusse, the son; cant tel H
any other person came the pitcher on the range
when deceased ordered 10 ~ be sent upsIar.; mar
Elem the daughter told witness to take 10 up she old
about her mothers sickness saying Jhat tDe pcner was
nOtclean; box and - was the last ~ II;
after the deceased was taken slck witness becamc sch
she drank Of the OF the eGpot; aifer van
sveke went away she drank some O. the tea,end aisO
alter the deceased home; there vas 10 hesA Tea
made
TIE iuouest viii be resumed or Friday.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
POLITICAL MISCELLANY.
C0NrEssINa ~ WHITEWAsH.


What a trial it must be to those twin broth-
ers in Grant he ~ Y. Times and The Brentng fos'
(which bear such family likeness now-aaays thS' e".n
seems only twelve hours later edition OF the onoi' -
have their companion in devotion TO Grant aiu n"'ie
OF Greeley The Nesc- York CoBlHerciat Adret ~ -
discreet as occasionally 10 blurt cut its homes,
victions See for example. the perfectly a"in "ul ,"
which t dsposes ofE their late attempt 10 excuse
neyGen Barlow in his apparent bribery OF the spcAei
OF the House; ,.,
The fact is II any other man than Cen b baT " w i i
,sed this money in the way used, ~ Wou ue u
nonnced by The POST Tines AGi'0H ana TIC o40N'' 40
rank bribery.
There are OF course. few words OF kindness thrown
IN for the erring AttorneyGenera but see again the
hardbearted way in which this devoted Grant Journal
and fervid Greeley hater finally drops Barlow;
In our Judgment the on the subject the bet
Ter I s not pretended tuat the men who received the
money rendered service IN COurtt was paid for ser
vices rendered before legislative committees ana letl
IatOrs generally. and for crossing the ice" As we
hove srd Lad any other than Gen. Bar
low paid Speaker smith, on the day OF ms
election. N.500 as retainer in case h"t
in Court. but 60 repeal an act Oustlng Jay 1oIu
and bis Elic Railroad cuufcdcrates from once, Lhe
Times and Pasi would have howled themselves hoarSe
alOut coz uut lobbyists. Tuls attempt 10 cover uP
Speaker smith. and make 10 appear tlui ln accept
retainer n e before thu Legislature ana not ls
court, legitimate Zee, only shows that ne LtDeS i
P0ti. under certain circumstances use the WAt Wssn
brush. We araiu repeat the least said on ii' sI,O
the better People who forever ranillS ~Dou' A"u
should have clean hands.
out OF their own mouths, sc. When The Commercial
gives up a Grant man, he must be in a bad way.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
aquest win be resumed or Friday.
THE o,BRrEx POLITICIANS MURDER.


Joseph Dempsey, Clerk of the Board Of
Assistant Aldermen, whose murdcrous assault upon
prostitute related in yesterdays tribune, is sun
imprisoned in the jefferson Market Prison Lottie
Stanton the victim Of his horrible cruelty remained IL
state OF stupor since she with he iron piano
STOOL on Oct To- until late yesterday afte Oon, when size
first showed signs of life Dr. WynkOop, the attending
physician at once sent word Capt Byrnes OF the III
tcenth Precinct that opportunity might soon occur
20 obtain from the sick narrative o. tho events
that the assault by Dempsey, which might DO Of
great value should she die and the be put
trial Capt Byrues informed Coroner Of this OppOr-
tunity TO obtain evidence against Dempsey, and the
Coroner at once went 70 the house where the woman
was lyug. Ia the meanwhile, however, she had aEau
become unconscious and the physician did not deem 10
wise 90 attempt TO resuscie her ana suDJocJ Aef 70
CuesUiOuings which might excite her,
A consultation held. yesterday by DR.. James X.
Police steele, ana Dr. Wynkuup. A Ter
careful examination OF Mld3 StantOn5 wound, AL the
physicians were the opinion that, although the
was slowly sinking from the eject OF the injuries she
had received. Capt. Byme arrested Daniel DcIusttu,
Yesterday. who OF the persons Known 20 nave
been with Dempsey at the moment or the ARRAY
4 TRIBUNE reporter called upon Dempsey at i-rsCl
Market yesterday afternoon but Dempsey Declined 10
make statement a. III O'Clock last night COiohcr
Young, with jury, met a. No 10 East IhlrIeel ~,
took Miss SantOns anteuOrtem stateucut IL GlI-
Tered little from tie statement already puDifhed,
except the blow OF the rianOstool did not render
lnseuslDe; nsenslJY was caused Dy the repeated
kicks OF Dempsey about Aer Iace and mead as she ay On
the 1OOr.
Mis- stanton's pulse and had risen, last
Ia, 70 ala ming hight, anu Coroner Young e1-
pressed the tnat he should not be surprised 10
hear OF her death IN TIE morning. Tue CJole ssueu
warrant Dcmpscys rearr6s last ngEt al J. O'CLOCK,
and Dempsey VIII be removed 10 the IOuIs JO~'iy'
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
PERSONAL.

Vice-Admiral TrehOuaIt will sit as President
of the Bazaine Court Martial.
II is said that Gambetta keeps two lodgings
in Paris one very squad and the other very luxurious
Plantamour, the comet man, IS Ill Parls. de
now thinks that people Of this world VIII all be frozen
death. about 2OlL
Mr.. p. S. Gilmore will receive the entire
proceeds Of the Ball his honor and for his benefit on
oct %, at the Boston Coliseum Mrs. Harrison Gray
Otis contributes 500.
Henri Rochefort is again said to be danger
oasly ILL., One foreign letter-writter that he Is
worn out by debauchery, gambling, and hard work"
Bianqm is also very III
NJ. Ernest Duvergier dc Hauranne, IN Paris,
has published card cOutradcting tho statement that
Miss Nellie Grant the Presidents daughter, Is about to
give him her hand in marriage.
The Rev. J. F. Ware will enter on the
Pastoral charge Of the ArngtOnst Church, in Boston,
on the 80 OF November He Il earnest spirit an de-
pendent thinker, and polished pulpit speaker
DR.. Rousseau, a miser, in Paris, has just died,
Leaving about $1,000 yearwhich goes TO Gis jlnitor
and cook He was such a wretched object 70 see. that
earitabe persons often slipped money into LIS handS
Mr. William Everett, son OF Edward Everett,
has apped 70 the Boston Association OF Minister'S Tor
license 20 preach the Gospel Ho viii commence pfeach-
ipg 10 Boston next SUNDAY, Oct. 70 nj Everett ID
tutor In Harvard College.