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HERE AND TEIERE.
A Bloody FraCaS--TWO Brothers
Killed. '''..'
Cuban Facts and RamorS.

LANCASTER, n. H., December %
A bloody fracas took place a.
GraVeton last evening, growing out OF
an attempt by Michael O'Leary ana
Frenchman named Blackwell, both in
toxicated, to enter n house ot,queSupn-
able repute, owned BY q. FgelcAman
named Gouye. The result OF the hghI
was the death Of GouNe nnd ms SOP, u
Young man, whowas killed by O,Leafy
with a club, the mortal wounding OF
Blackwell with an axe By the eluer
Gouve, and a. bad wound on OLeaiys
head from club used by the femaie
inmates of the house.
DAYTON, Ohio, December 20.5-At a
shooting match yesterday at higa d
village near here, two brothers, Joiiil
and Henry stowe, quarfeeiied aoou.
loading rifle, and John called Henry
a liar, when Henry drew his revolver
and shot JOHN, killing him Instantly
The spectators, being much eXclteu,
caught and hung Henry to the imp OF
a tree when taken down lie was "a,
tinct. Too much whiskey was 'he
cause of the mischief =, r..r,
WASHINGTON, December 26'-Litlie
business was transacted at the depart
ments and all political affairs are III
allegiance. IN MI, .or
KEY WEST, December 26,-The tor.
pedo boat Pinta left Key. "esV las'
night for Havana, on trip Oh oos'''
walton. f-- ~, hos
The Kansas Commander, keeu, I ms
arrived, four days from sah'i"so D''
Cuba. ..o...,o
The Canandaigua arrived at SANTA
70 on Friday, the 10th of DecemoeI
two DAYS before the Kansas lett al
are we'll on the Kansas aud Canandall ,1
The steamer San Antonio, from Ea u
weston to New York, reports reaarN"
bly rough weather on the Gull, a,
Lieutenant VIM, comnia'oins vm.
Pawnee, denies that there is uai9
Gus fever OH that ship the mor,a ,hcS,
is small considering the large nGlI I's
of recruits on hoard from New Orleans
There is no yellow fever in TINS yi'in'
ity. 0a @.ll... .i ia hoe nro.
A gale from the northward mas Pr nG
vailed at Key West. Despatch s m',
Mayiiower dragged their alleh 'or nor, ere
after drifting around the haroot we" i'
finally secured. Uonsas
1t Is reported by both me h san;al
and Pinta, that Ralph Keelsr,. speTT, ni
correspondent Of the New Aorh I'll
steamer for Batahano, about ten day
~ At'lNfsnyiIIoJ he twas missing
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Artificial Bluthts.. d

According to the Kolnische 2eitung,
the armowol' femipine. weapons has
been decreased by the invention OF
Artificial bushes. Signs, gianccs and
gestures have always been completely
Under the controliof tie least acc0nit
pIjshed practitioner IN the artf OF
advantageously expressing the emo
tons. Even tears do not alt,ogeVher
refuse to be simulated. Shakespeare
tells us that hard naturei "villialy Is
NOT without such rneuln,e the "cun,
ming waters of the eyes are pfoVerolai
as the last resource Of the sex, when
is BIZ nature to emotional to be even
accused of hypocricy. Bushes have
however, hitherto been beyo4ld the
reach of the art. The debltante at
her first balIkhowsit painfully enough
when she finds 1t impossible to repress
| them, and the faded beauty ora certain
noe knows it too, when she iails 70 s,nt :.
tbe fl reception to the compliment
INSPIRED prehaps more by memory Of
the mast than the imptessionoi the mo-
ment The great invention which, we
ore told. is due to an Amerlean' uno
has been imported into Germany ePi-
ceals ITSELF in the hat OF hef-wiio ~ ~,
Jonts IL and we-suppose it may easliy
b bo adanted to the chlgnon, Let Us nope
t III in England twill meet VITA no
s trl"o and that, in the general sept
" r%ru which attaches to all things, we
y mau at least cling to the hope tnat
blnshes are genuine because ln ~ ,nad,,
~ we suppose the new blush, p tr
Ger Ger processes to repress ; as wen Teal,s ~
create Crp bushes. but do not let Ensilsn
ladies' take to mechanical means az y,
raa,,lotinr their emotions y on I the
Sddi,bfful plea that II is necessary not
to npode : but to hide their bushes, 4,
W IlON"'N 80 III LII gNHt1E
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NEW york.
Outbreak ut SAnlIagO--.Amcr-
lean Flag Hauled Down.
Resumption OF Business By Fisk
d Hatch.
hcguIltai Of Mayor Hall.


New YoRk, December 2G.- In Mayor
Halls case The verdict OF not guilty.
was greeted with thundcrous applause,
a Key West special says an out
break was threatened at Santiago dc
Cuba on the 18th Inst. When the
American Consul displayed his flag on
his hotel the citizens Insisted that the
hotel was not the consulate, and the
flag was instantly taken down. *
Fisk Il Hatch sent q communication
to the exchange, to-day, officially mn
nouncing that they had resumed busi'
ness.
There were number Of fights and
stabbing aillays here yesterday, but
no one killed, though one or two per-
sons, it is thought, are dangerously
hurt.
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The steamer Andrew Ackley' oerGrs
ing to the Iron Mountain lrne, The
at Fulton yesterday morning agnnel of
Ackley came through the cha anne, on, NJ
Old River. where the raft has been .S eat
away. Sheiiss the5frst steamer 5'ni II
has passed through for thirty J . viii re.
rs is probable that the AeSley The
main in the upper river tr io,v water
river is fourteen feet above low .;aStion
mark, and we expect good nas lsss,,,.
for the remainder OF 'hg .,sc,anh,
-[WashingtonIl Arkansas, Ieles'FE'f
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Especial to, the Daily Herald'Ii'

SHREVEPORT, December "a, 1875 o.,
The splendid steamer d Dari tss,s w,t'
leave here on Monday, the 2ath il u s,,ns
on the arrival Of the cars from Da y, ,,ra
going through to New Orleans INV ~ IVY
DAYS. ]. A. AKIN, He
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louisiana,

Last Monday beng the day fixed for the re-
assembling Of the anti.Grant or Warmsth
Legislature in Louisiana, and Governor Pinch.
back having announced his purpose to prevent
Its meeting by force intense excitement exist
ed in the city, the people of New Orleans,
who are almost unanimous in their execration
of the Pinchback Custom House fraud. beng
determined that the legislature should not be
prevented from meeting without a fight
Pinchback thereupon telesrsphed to Wash
ington for the aid Of L. S. soldiers hut the
President, who is evidently getting heartily
sick of the Louisiana muddle, and doubtless
regrets the dirty part he has already borne IN
the business, showed Pinchback cold shoul-
der, by telegraphing back that the use of the
L. S. forces in New Orleans would not be per-
mitted 70 dispense peaceable body Of men
meeting as Legislature or for any other pur.
pose. While he had recognized the Pinch,
back fraud rs the government de ,fdcto Of LOU
lsiana, and should allow the use of the U. S.
forces to upheld it rs such should any other
body attempt to Dust 1t by force, he was I'M
willing that Pinchback or Kellogg either
should have the I. 5. army to back them in
every outrage or whlm they might see fit to
engage in. So Pinch kept hands of, and the
Warmoth Legislature met in peace although
$1,000 citizens of New Orleans surrounded
the building IN which they met, prepared to
meet the Pinchbackers with arms If necessary
should they make any attempt to disperse
what all honest men at least regard as the
lawfully elected aud only rightful legislature
of Louisiana.
The Warmoth Legislature did no business
beyond organizing, the determination appa-
rently now being to await the investigation OF
the U. s. Senate committee, and to abide by
he result.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-01-11

LocKE's NATIONAL MoNTuLY.-Ths second
number Of Locke's National Monthly is on our
table. A. good as the first number was, the
second il still better. 1t contains eighteen rim.
opal articles and twelve editorials. Among the
principal articles we notice The Ambitious
Young Man." humorous sketch by dr.. Locke,
(Nssby,) which combines philosophy with hu.
NOR; u continuation Of Mrs. Simpsons Trou-
bles" aud "Of Stone Walls; - splendid poems by
Mrs Kate NJ. Sherwood, G. G. Arnold, John II.
Doyle and j. b. Battellc Nm article "When
Women Vote, what We may Expect" and II. ny
other articles Of special interest. The number
is an excellent one. Locke " Jones, Publishers,
Toledo, Ohio. One dollar per year: sin 10
copies ten cents. Ask your newsdealcr for f.
or send ten cents to the publishers
Single copies for sale and subscriptions re-
ceived by osman & Hapemsn, Ottawa, III.
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The Sa.lOOn.allcs.

On Monday evening last We unthinkingly
interviewed" q nest Of hornets. The manner
in which they bozzsd and -warmsd around our
ears was positively fearful We felt like small
boy with peck of oats, surrounded by . drove
Of hungry donkeys. They seemed determined
on eating us up! In other words, We visited the
Si.looE-stic Asylum, and found 'loo.atics" In.
Talk Of lunstics! We have occasionally seen
PLAIN lunasic., and our experience 10 such, that
in case We had to choose between them and the
ss-loon-stics, We do not hesitate in expressing a
preference for the former. Having been, for
that matter, one Of the latter. We know how 1t
is ourself." Last week We published a sort of
humorous account OF the re hearssls of m amateur
vocal club at Cards, in the Pepper and Salt
items in this paper. 1t was intended .s a mild
hint to al! concerned that those doings were be-
coming too noisy and frequent. This thing Of
making mldnigh: hideous, night after night,
Sundays not always excepted, for months with
but few interruptions, was becoming nuisance.
| While these orgies were not kept up by the same
| persons all the time, different individuals and
fractions of baShanalian crews run them regular
ly. These parties made themselves heard all
around the public square, and even on one occa.
sion in East Ottawa, as We are informed. We
wish to state here, Tor the information of all con.
cerned, that We, known as Beemus, wrote every
word of the article referred to, without sugges
ton or dictation from any person whomsoever
We wrote it al : mild hint to these gentlemen
to "go Slow and to correct this evil and to save
our city from reproacn, and for the benefit of the
participants in these noisy demonstrations. The
gentlemen who feel aggrieved should have qui.
city accepted the admonition in the spirit OF
kindness in which it was meant, and have toned
themselves down to more dignied gait
Whatever they may y do to US in revenge
for that and thi, article they owe their friends
and themselves a more manly line Of conduct
and they ought rather to thank US than to curse
US for opening their eyes to their anything bu,
elegant behavior.
We hope we shall not again have occasion tc
allude to this subject; but if we do, We wish il
distinctly understood that We shall handle il
without gloves. We have so far mentioned ns
names nor pointed any one out, nor shall W.
unless driven to; and once more We warn ON,
mate friends not to mix up the name of any in
nocsnt person with this sfi,ir. We are respon
sible for what has been published, having writ
and our name is BEEMUS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-01-11

DR.. Geo II. Everett will commence a brief
course of lectures on Health" at Turner Hall,
Thursday evening, January 10Th, illustrated by
entirely new material recently imported from
Paris, consisting of French manikihs, skeletons
models &C., the largest and grandest collection
of the kind in America. Added to the above
the doctors experience as teacher and lecturer,
will render his leosure-room a place Of pEsft
and instruction to all ages aud sexes.
The ranikins sxh pit the muscles, brain,
nerves heart, blood vessels lungs, s,on sob, liver
spleen, pancies, insestines and every other part
of the human body in their natural positions,
size and colors, also natural preparations and
perfect representation Of the eye ear, larynx and
various other parts. Anatomical preparations.
dried man more wonderful than Egyptian
mummies, and the only glgat skeleton in Amer
lea, outside Of museums, skeleton Of woman
killed by tight lacng. skeletons and other pre-
parations including charts, maps, diagrams, &c,
and magnificent portrait gallery, altogether
constituting the most attractive and extensive
lecturing apparatus ever exhibited in this soun.
try. To this is added the experience of the lee.
turer, whose collegiate, clinical aad hospital OK.
perisnce have been the best oar country affords.
The whole will constitute a scientific exhibition
which the public seldom h I'VE an opportunity of
witnessing, and which, when explained and
demonstrated by an experienced teacher, becomes
a source of Invaluable knowledge to all who can
appreciate tbs importance Of . correct under.
standing OF she wonderful structure on which
their live, and happiness depend.
Admission FREE. Trent ss.ts reserved foI
ladies and gentlemen accompanying them.
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In structions In Photographic.

Instructions will be given In the Photographic
the winter and spring months. Only those who
can furnish good references for integrity and
honesty need apply, and only those preferred to
enlist who are determined to excel after adopt.
ing the profession. For terms and particulars
opply in psrsen at the Photographic and Stereo.
scopic Gallery of WV. Il. BOWMAN,
Gener, photographer, Ottawa, Ill.
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BLuB SEAI.-Thoss famous cigars made BY
Smith Il Rising are the smokers delight and
everywhere popular. They are ordered extern.
sively from all parts OF the state, and one Of
the finest cigars, without exception, made in the
country. Send your orders to Smith Il Rising
for the " Blue Seal" and you will be satisfied Of
the peculiar excellence of this cigar.
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IcE GoNeEs.--Ac,ounts OF immense de.
strue'lon of property by the breaking of lee
sorges continue from yarious quarters BE.
sides the devastation at St Louis, Memphis
ana Cincinnati, already mentioned, accounts
now come irom.thc Allegheny. Monnongahala
and Upper OHIO rivers. The January thaw,
by which this breaking up of ice was occa.
stoned, has lodged this part of the country
this year; but the chances are that it will be
oil the worse for US when the break comes in
March.
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NORrti AGE ~ \ l. E..-Whrrea, James Gran
vi and Bri tge Crangl ms wife, did, by certain
$50. and duly recorded In Re- rer 3nce in and
for the county OF La Sale ana state o! nHos, Book m,
gain sell rem &C. All n and coayeSfnnG i5Gn XIV and Ma
ry Ann Kelly his vile he loos.AG pGur parcel lad,
the west Que hal Inc east onc. OF the southwest quar-
OF section one township thry-two range ave east
or less and aso 81 sa ctd G WAVE and % Il s
their rights under ad by virtue t homestead exemption
made TO the payment OF ptau,,oy note bearing:
even date Win said tgage dee Tor tour hundred dollars
the rate Of six per cent per annun payable al Tie end
And whereas further provided in SAID mortgage deed
that default be made IN the pay ment OF said prom ssory
note or Interest at the rate AFORESAID, t portion
then the said John Kcl, and Mary Ana Ks thsr heirs and
o:'S, for the pSp5's OF p hs pnSp@ e9d interest
iss, and all the right tenet equity OF exemption
said james CrsEe and ridget Crosie 'her heirs ,na
The south door or the Court House. the highest bidder Tor
paper published IA ottawa la lie county i. or b. post
Ing up written or printed ces IN -four places the county
deliver to the purchaser or pGrcharsa at sGsH God ard
iuclsnt seed or deeds o hC premises sold, apply
the proceed, OF such sale to the pym nj OF Npensc adj
verns, selrg and conveying said premises, including At.
torney fees and the amount IN the note and pay the
And whereas said Mary AM Kelly since he making of said
mortgage, has departed hi, life AMI by Will devised al her
property TO The Undersigned Including her Interest in aud to
And whsrss dcult In, been made in the payment Of the
said promissory note aud The ntcres, due thereof;
Now, the eore, notice hereby given hat, der and by
virtue OF the power in said orgagc deed contained John
hour OF o'clock p W day nj the south door of The
County Court HoNem Otaw, In said county l. sale,
equity OF REDEMPTION ut SAID James Grange and bridget
CranGe their he and a,S-ns h'r' y, 10 mchSest bidder
deed contained win ,yrcncc Tie premises IN and tie
application OF the mou,y which shall b. received from such
Ottawa M, January Sh. lsJ.'r-,v
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IDtr0.

In the city Of Chicago, January ;,h lSI RICHARD x
EIGECOMBK JR, OF consumption Of The bowels eUnract-
ed in the army; la his twenty.si year.
They laid aim TO rest in the old grave Yard where the weep
Ing willows His spirit has le It's home Of clay and
gone to the home OF God He free from and cares
OF life. he gone from the sins of the wod his spirit is at
rest in the home Of the best. at in the OF God No
sorrow there in that mansion OF love and
rest but honor and love shall above when we are gath
cred there. SEE
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ed next week with imposing ceremonies. A
few more railroads in that county would do
more to ci'ilize It's people and give them .
stable government than ali their pronun-
ciamentos and bloodess pitched battles.
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Suicide Committed.

As The result OF an inactive state of liver and
stomach. Producing headache, obtuse intellect,
dullnes'. dsspon iency, Dement'S, an1 finally in.
sanity, Is ho uncommon occurrence. All OF these
disagreeable 'ymProms and bid feelings are most
certainly di'pslled by the use of DR. Piercs's
Golden Medical Discovery. 1t revitslizes and
builds mp The whole system. A lit.ls book on
chronic diseases sent free. Address f. v. Pierce,
M. d., Buffalo. n. Y. CPS
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The Mason & Hamlin Organs are the best and
cheapest in the market, and fully % per cent.
cheaper than any other. A stop organ, contain.
ing viola, diapsson, melodia, flute and vox hu
mana, in elegant walnut case, is sold at $l25.
Only one price-no discounts. A complete stock
al Simon Bros.
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Mr.. p. d. ellison is at present eanvassing this
county ss the authorized agent of A. Coulter n
%. for the sale Of the right to manufacture cer-
tain articles Of which they claim to have the ex.
elusive patent.
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TO RENT.--The large room in the third story
of the building occupied by Abe. Alschuler, at
the corner Of Main and la Sale streets, is for
rent on easy terms Enquire Of Abe. Alschu'er,
at his Clothing Store.
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BY mutual consent the firm Of Lynch, Beatty
a. O'Kane will DO dissolved on the 1st day o.
March next, A. d. 1873
LYNCH, Realty Il O'KANE.
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Tho completion of the long talked of rail.
road from Vera Cruz to the City of Mexico is
announced, an event which ia to be cclebrat.
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School Books, all kinds used in city and coun-
try at Osnan Il Hapsmans
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A DECIDED BARGAIN!
Farm Of $40 Acres.

In this county Excellent Land Fair IMPROVEMENTS Only
$4,000 if sold soon. HAE.IS q hllLOGG
O,tswa, January Il, 1913.
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INTEREST on U.P.R. r. BONDS.
TIVE ALABAMA MIDDLE

The republican rump legislature in Alabama
having refused TO accept the Attorney Gcnerals
proposed compromise" to consolidate the two
wings Of the Legislature Of that state is msking
mouth. At them by refusing to permit them to
meet in the government building. This will
probably bring them to terms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-03
WHERE THE CONSERVATIVE CONVENTION
SHOULD De IIELp.-Thc Burkeville Sentinel

SHOULD De HELp.-Thc Burkeville Sentine
SAYS:
1--WE are decidedly in favor OF Rich
mond "a the place of holding the Con>erva
tive State Convention because of its accesssi.
bilfy TO majority Of the delegates who arc
to be appointed"
The Fredericksburg Mems says:
"Thc Conservative Convention, Of course
should be held in the most accessible and
convenient place in the State. Richmond. OF
course, is the most accessible aud accommo-
dating place. All this idle gable about
Lynchhnrg is nonsense Half the members
would die of heart disease, climbing up its
horrible hills before they had chance to
vote. and the nominee would have an
omen ominous of - bad sign of an
uphill canvass, if he accepted a nomina-
ton from such location. Surely. Rich
mond has enough 'hills,' il they arc IAN
Object
pray. let us begin this canvass with Il lit
tie common sense"
The West Point Star says:
1--WE hope the Executive Committee will
select Richmond as the place for holding the
Convention. and not subject the majority of
the delegates to the Inconvenience Of going
to Lynchburg to crafty the wishes Of the
few who have free passes over the railroads
leading to that city,
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THE CUMBERLAND GAR SrRvEY.--Ihe va
riou!S surveys for the Cumberland Gap rail-
road, aud its location. have been completed.
and Tomorrow the cuglnccr corps Will
start to Norfolk. and will next survey the
present. line OF the Atlantic. Mississippi and
Ohio lailroad is iar a> this point. Ibis ha>
hcen rendered necessary hy the destruction
Of the origina! survey OF the active portion
Of ;;at lire.
By The Blackwatcr route from Bristol to
Cumberland Gap Mr.. Hoffman has located
the finest line we have ever known in Il
mountainous country. If the road were to-
day made On that line the cars would travel
only nine miles further between the two
points than the crow could make the flight
in. In other words. the line as iocatdN is
uniy nsnc miles longer than IN airline. Epc
grades are only siXty-cight feet. To pre<
d,cc 80. good result great pains have been
taken. tie best talent Employed, and $4,000
expended. The distance is nincty-seVen
miles. In the words of General Malone
himself, "Only think OF it! Complete this
line of ninety-seyen miles, and we are sn
direct communication with Omaha ''-B'7;-
tJt NGtrS.