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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

HARTNAN's DRUG sToRE.-An persons
In want Of pure drugs and medicines
hair preparations, brushes and COMBS,
and everything usually sold by druggists
can nnd them at this establishment.
Physicians prescriptions compounded with
care and dispatch. Mr.. II. gives his I'M
divided attention to this branch Of the
business.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

AN OLD OFFENDER.-One of the men
with the circus got drunk and was dis
charged. He was arrested on Tuesday
for drunkenness, and proved to be Clilton,
the good looking young horse thief tried,
convicted, whipped and pllloriel some
time ago at New Castle.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

MAD Does.-A gentleman from Centre
willie, Md, informs us that nearly al the
dogs at that place and In the neighbor-
hood are mad or going mad. The people
are afraid to go out of the house after
night, as the s'town Is full Of them"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

smPPED.-E. O. stotsenSurg n Son, on
Monday, shipped to Cramp h Sons, Phila-
delphia, a large condenser for one Of the
steamers OF the new line between Philadel-
phia and Europe.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

TIRE OXFORD CAR WoRKs.-The ar.
rangements have now been fully COM
pleted with the Wilmington Cooper alive
Association for tue establishment of their
car works ut Oxford. The works will be
located upon lot of five acres, donated
by Rev. Samuel Dicky, and situated be-
tween the Fair Grounds and the Railroad.
Ground Is to be broken for the erection of
the buildings, on Wednesday next, and II
is expected that they will be completed
by July LIST next. They will be Of brick
aud frame.
The association will execute mort
gage to the trustee appointed by the clti-
zcns. John Janvier, ESQ, Cashier OF the
Oxford National Bank The citizens of
the borough have also placed In the
t"ustee's hands SIS 600 Of securities, and
on these as colaterals bonds will be Issued
to the amount of $4,000. These will
bear seven per cent. interest and bo paya-
bic In two. three and five years. The
money from the sale OF the bonds to be
applied 10 erecting the buildings and pur-
chasing machinery.
The association now numbers fifty
neabers, ard expects to increase the
number 10 two hundred aud fifty as soon
as the work Is ready for them. Every
workman must be member and pledge
himself to pay ten dollars month from
his earnings by which fund is provided
to pay tue interest and principal Of the
bonds as they fall due.
The citizens of Oxford are wide awake
to the importance of Industrial enterprises
to the prosperity and growth of a town
| and are working most energetically II
| regard to the establishment of these cal
works. We hope their efforts may b,
crowned with success, and that the CA
shops may he the forerunuer of many ant
market for the farmers in that section ia
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

BASE BALI.-On the 10th inst. the Della
aware Base Ball Club, Of Seaford, and the
White CLOUD Club. Of Salisbury, played
match game on the grounds Of the former
club. The Seaford Club won by score OF
q TO Il
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

FALSE 3. r. Ball writes us: We en-
phatically deny, that owing to the great
rush We are refusing any further orcers
to do more work. To meet the Increased
demand we have added mere paper
hangers to our force, and constantly re-
celving new goods, and are ready as we
advertise with the best selection OF papers
and shades in the city, and the most
skillful workmen TO execute all orders al
the shortest notice.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

r. n.s. 1z<zz=zzs1 PHlLADgLPHIA, VII
ifA ~ ~ assstrfs MINGTON \ BALTi.
morn RAILROAD TIM

= x -s''s2 NoRk RAILR0AD TihI
" GommsaelpE SUNDAY. Oct. q. ls7q.
Trains VII leave Depot corner BROAD STREET
AND WAsnlNaPQM AVENUE, a. fgllows
WAY MAIL TRAIN at sSoA NJ (sundays or.
eeptedl for Baltimore stopping At all regular sta.
tons. Connecting At wilmington with Delaware
Z. r. lipei a Clayton with smyrna Branch \
r, Ri a seaiord with p; D, R, R. At DelmsI
w;R ID liz H ssl,ississTy with wSP Z.
sspiedj. ior Baltimore aud Washington, stopping ~
Wilmington; Perryvilie, and HAvIs-de.grass.
EXPRESS TRAIN At KS " saaSs day eS.sS.
ted), FOR Baltimore and Washing ton, stopping A.
Chester Tharl99y, Linwg2d. clsymgp, wilming'
east, Charleston, Perryvills. Hayre- de- Grass,
sberdsen. Psrryma9's, EdEowoOd, haERSlif'
NIGHT ExPRE is stii.so p NJ. ,(Dauy), 10,
Baltimore and Washington stopping at chsi,si
Linwoad, ClaymOnt, Wilmington, Newark. Hlf
ton. North East PssrJTlile, nsVra-as Grsse, Psi
Passe' Eers fsr forlrsss Monroe and Norfolk, vii
''' Wv - % v TRAINS.
stopping At all rssiions between PhlladelphiA aRs
Leave PhlzdelphiE A. ~. As, A. NJ, 2Si, 6.CC.
O. - and lol5 daily ?. q. Ths g o0p n TRAIN
leave wg5lpleg.OSS a. sS, s9a SO A; NJ,
sion bst,sssn isesisp AZ lam NJ ~ 90
day leave Wilmington at $50 7. NJ.
The tt1A. y. trsia FROM Wilmington will con.
uect al hrreual Junction ~ stloat nkrs with the
a.,O train for new YORK from West Phiia.
PHlLGpA. AND BALTIC. CENTRAL r r
/ TRAINS stopping at all stations on Chester Cree
and Philadelphia End Baltimore Central Railroad
Leave Philadelphia for Port DEPOSIT tsundays eH.
! ssptsdh A. T. " A. N. and 4.9up NJ. Phuedsipni.
/ Tor Nhsii's Ford A. 20 10 A. NJ. Weduesdays Ana
SATURDAYS q 2Sl I. N, rhiladeluhia tor oxford
s AZ s.in,1 ~ 4s g, asd 4 wespesda,
stops At Al stations between PHILADELPHIA and
Leave Port Deposit for Phlladelpbia tsundayl
! sxcaptail at 2 % A. NJ and 4 % p. NJ. OrfoY1 70
philadelphia 1t b. 10, 10 ~ A. NJ. and o 80 p NJ
Cbadd u FOR Philadelphia 40 z. N. sun.
| tay. lss~ Philadelphia 10 oxford. $50 A. M
is.ve nKfnri for philadelphia. q. 41P. NJ.
I 2 . % 'onneet At Lain0kin Junction With tb
iWA n sud 40 r NJ. traint Tor PhllsdslRhl
,ad baltimore Central Railroad.
IEk 'C4u TRAINS FROm BALTIMORE,
Let1t y linEton alto. 80. A. NJ, L. 30. g. 90 an
ssSrBR FOR PHILADELPHIA.
l.r " Chester - 7.43, s 81, s. as, 8. ~. u. q
A. ~ ~ Is, al AL, 6,3ii g. -, d. s3, L5e
fh'a BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Lass~ Baltimore ut Z. BOA. ~, Way Mail. Q. 81 A
y .EgpIsss. SOP. N. Brpfess7.sOP. N. hyper
Psom Baltimore to Port nepoa,t sud intsrInedia.
stations 80 A NJ. and tc5P P. X.
Accommodation train from Port Deposit vii
.eeve ferry vhls OF 7.S0 A. ~, for Baltimore an
Trains for Baltimore leave Chester alta O8A. Il.
Agd 10 IS A. NJ, and 4. IS p. NJ.
Trains for Baltimore leave WilmilKton at H. q
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM bALTiMoRE.
Leave Baltimore at = % r NJ Gt0ppinH At Mas
noliR, perrymtps Aberdeen, HRvre-da- grace
Pauyyilles yherle.towu, Ngrth-Rss RGktof
mont, LinwOod, aud Chester
r ?. RpaNav Superintendent.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

W. 4 W r. r. EXTENSION. Engineer
Jackson with corps of assistants Is taking
survey of the proposed routes for the
extension Of the Wilmington n Western
Railroad from Landenburg to Oxford. lie
concluded the survey on Monday.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

BOAT FOR BALTIMoRE.-The steamer c.
P. Smith has been put on the route between
Elkton and Baltimore. This is the same
boat that run between those two places part
Of last summer.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

BERKs CouNTY RAILRoAD.-TheB Board
Of Directors of the Berks County Rail-
road met Yesterday, to award contracts
for building the balance Of this road
After come discussion the various BIDS
we're considered, and the subject was re-
fsrred IA n committee consisting of Henry
Bushong. George Lerch and Hugh T.
steele. Esqs.-Reading Eagle Of Thursday
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

THE BAKERS UNIoN.-At meeting Of
the stock holders Of the Bakers Union.
held in their hall. Saturday evening. April
18th. James Barkley was elected Secretary
for the ensuing year.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

The WHEAT CRoP.-The continued freez-
ing and thawing Of the past winter has
crop In some sections OF our county. Some
of the crops are looking badly while others
are promising. II what is left is sufficient
to produce full yield, time alone will de-
termine 1t is yet too early to say to what
extept the crop ~ damaged Crigtei4
Leader.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

REFUSED TO QUIT TIE PREMISES
Quite an exciting trial took place at
Esquire Puhl's office on Friday, contlnu-
ing from 2 O'Clock in the afternoon until
after O'Clock in the evening. 1t APP
peared that Ann Foard hsd given her son
Franklin Foard full power of attorney to
buy, sell, rent, and to do a. he thought
best with her property. His brother,
James f. Foard, has been renting one OF
the farms thus entrusted to Franklin
Foard, and last December was notified to
quit the premises on March 25th, but he
failed to do so, and Franklin brought suit
against him for damages aud TO make
him quit the premises.
The case was tried by referees. James
said he had not been notified to leave, but
a witness testified to having served the
notice upon him on the 22e or 23d OF
December. The evidence in the case
being conclusive the referees gave a YER
diet in favor of the plaintiff.
The plaintiff claimed 5000 damages
the referees allowed him but IS.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19
PAssHHaAk rHAIss WILL LHAyH As FoLLowsi

MY 50 rkAiN. North aara. win leave Deims
N9OO " Laurel. 8. 26s Sea. ord, g. 90; Bridg 9
yill,, e. .rsseawCod. 40: Fatmiugton 20
1arriu rph o IS; felton, :. so; Canterbury 6.67
WOMB q 0si Wy mins, SIS; Dover, 4 ~
MoOrio l..Ai BreDiorl. 7,0i; clayton. 7.
Green rfs. 7 az b ackbird, 7Si; Townsend
7.6ii N 4 town. 8. lss Nj Pleasant. s. 2Si KIRK
wood. q g.; New taslle, g26. Arrive at vii
minEt'I g 20: Philadsiphia. H. 500 Baltimore
90 B. uthwhrd. will leave Phil tdslphia atll. n
2 M rimore ?. 500 Wilmib gton, y 10; New
CASTLE, ! o.; Middlatown. 2 25ind Townsend 70
ClEytOn, 10; bower. 4 %; Wyoming, A, 10; Fell
tan, 4 40; Harrington, 90; Pennington, b.lh,
Gre nwo6d. asa; Bridgsville, g. 81; seaford, s. is
Laurel, 4Qi Delmar co.
Fna mixed ,rsln will ne run subject to dalsyt
lgeideui TO- freight business, and will stop only ii
stations where time 10 given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilm .ngton and Philadel'
phia att. 40 A. NJ. Leave Philadelphia, II 90 N
and wilmington, /. l0P. N. for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional TO those above, leave clayton fol
smyrna s. 40 A. NJ. and 40 P. NJ, leave Smyrnl
for Clayton II. 80 A. NJ, and T. 50 p. NJ, to MAKE
connection with trains to and from Dover, and Sta
tons south.
CONNECTIONS.
Al Townsend. with the Kent County and ouesl
knue'a Kent Railroads., At Clayton, with Nd
4 Del. V. L, Al Harrington with j. 4 r. r.
Az seaf0rd, with D d p. r. z. At Delmar, witt
g. =. X. h. and Wiccmion and P0eom0ka r. r.
KINNEY. SUPERINTENDENT
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

MRS. JOHN BUCHANAN. NJ u pr,f..s,r ~
midwifery dev tes special att4nlion to the treat
meit 81 iiseises " Women and Children
sue mas DO % ~ yeas IN active pfactlca and
eur,d ever 5AVol cases " Disease peculiar To-
an g1araut es lAfe and speeiH cura laJias
afflicted, plrlss ca upnn Or ad irass
rs JOHN BUCHANAN, NJ D.
ohics PrivNte-'li rine street, Pntla Pa
Hours from VA M to 8 y. M 80
So cir this out for future reference,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

make ga WI n team" Ti.us' Whining
tor f ends need have no fears bnt That
successful, aud probably brilliant iu1ure
lies before him.
The papers hereabouts feel very
Gee ded interest In Indian affairs, nut
seem somewhat skeptical as to the elvlll.
zatlon Of "the noble red man One OF
the Indian peculiaritles was hit oil quite
happily recently by Kansas paper. IL
seems that Mr.. Lo has a singular prelu-
dice against wearing trousers close In the
rear, and that one Of his tirst operations
after securing a pair of pantaloons Is to
remove the seat. Their oSn buekskln
hreeches have none. In allusion to THIS
Kansas paper recently sung
I4oi the poor lndianl Whose untutored
Clothes him before, yet leaves him bare
behind.
On Saturday afternoon we visited the
eity's fine exhibition grounds, ard they
are certainly remarkably fine for 50 new,
aud, comparatively, small city. They
were the scene recently Of an incident
peculiar TO this part OF the country
They had big fair there a year ago,
and their receipts had been Immense,
$4,000, IL we remember rightly,) WHOM
three heavily armed men rode ny to the
gate, and while one took care OF the
horses another presented a pistol at the
gate keepers head, aud the thrd cap
inred the whole receipts, after which the
three rode Off with lhelr booty, and they
have never since been heard Of. That 1t
the sort of country this is. w. T. e.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16
Political.


The recently elected Legislature of
Kentucky will stand as follows Senate
32 Democrats, q Republicans llOuse-Sl
Democrats, 10 Republicans. The Repub-
licans gain in the Senate, and the Demo-
Gratis in the House.
The Farmers Autobiography Conven-
ton met at Des Moines, Iowa, Wednesday,
and nominated a State ticket, headed by
Andrew Hostile, of Warren, for Governor.
An effort to ascertain whether majority
of the delegates to the Convention were
formerly Democrats or Republicans, was
defeated.
Governor Booth, Of California, ad-
dressed mass meeting in San Francisco
on Tuesday night, in advocacy of resist.
aner ~ the influence and concentration Of
capital. He said that when the Govern
ment builds railroads it should control
them for the puhlic good, and, when de.
irauded Of its securities, il should take
possession Of the roads.
The Republican State Convention met
at Harrisburg Wednesday. R.,W. Maekcy
was nominated for State Treasurer on the
first ballot, and Isaac GOrdun, of Jciler.
son county, for Judge of the Supreme
Court, on the tenth ballet. The platform
.tN"ftNN "l'ilofNs Nut NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
Grant and llartrantt, demandsa separat,
election on the proposed constitutional
amendments, opposes further grants oil
the public lands to corporations, favors
laws for the protection of miners and
Others engaged In hazardous labor, de
mands the repeal of the bill increas inp
the Congressional salaries, declares thai
the present tariff should be nudisturbed
and demands the stern enforcement o.
the ku-klux laws.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16


H.. fl. slattei, who fatally stabbed
Michael llussey nc the Wusnileloa
Schuctlenfrst few nights since, WI, a'-
rested near Washington ON Saturday B
"A detective.
Hardy Jones, over 80 years of agt, wa.
hanged nj NewhrTn. y C., uu Friday Ac.h
for having murdered u constable NAMED
Muller, in 1877, while being taken ~
prison on a charge Of larceny.
JOHN Wenz, a junk dealer, shot l',
wife and himself dead, at Puughk,cps,
ON Saturday. They had quAtrclcd uhoM
money matters, and he Md- drunk 40 l4c
time. They leave seven children.
DR.. K. n. Dunn, Deputy L. 5. Marsha
was assnssluatcd in his bed, at t0mlh,
Miss on Friday week, By s1mc unknown
person. II is thought he was fired ai
through window with gun ioai0d
with huckshut, which was placed within
few iert of his head.
John W. Young, rx-clcrk in lhcCh.,ago
pustuilirc, who was arrested loo Ml.-t1
chusctls few days since for "rgin-
postal money orders, is repuri"d 10 have
escaped from the detectives WHO were
taking him 10 Chicago by jumping from
the train aud running into the woods.
Further particulars of the ngut between
! the puNuce and sioux ladlnus ON RtlHH-
lituu river, reported ON Saturday, staia
! that when the Sioux captured ihc PIwngt
| camp, they mn--aurci % number W
women aud children. The Sioux iwu-
| btrcd $50 warriors, and lost 800 100 ihe
| light. The, have been forced back upon
/ their reservation uy troops llom sou
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

BALTIMORE, Aug. l3.-lhe storm wa.
severe in this vicinity. Breaks occure
ON the Port Deposit branch Of The 2. W.
" b. K. Il ueat Rock Run; aud near
Newark, Delaware, sixty yards vi track
were washed out.
At the latter place the passengers bad
To be transferred across the break. The
repairs were completed by noon.
BALTIMORE, Aug. l4th.-Mosl Of the
trains due here have been delayed hy
breaks but the waters are now subs ding,
and travel is being resumed. Many Oi
the cellars in the city are Hooded hy The
OVERLOOKING Of Jones' Falls, but no ser
Gus damage has been done.
The County Bridge turnpikcat Eldridge
Landing, was washed away last nignl,
carrying with il five wires of the Weston
Union Telegraph Company. Blu ut'
was not interrupted.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16
The Wawaset plsaster

OPTICAL INVESTIGATION cowMpScr,
WAsHiNGrOS, August i5.-The e,,,1.
nation into tue Hairds-t danstrr cam.
menced today at the Treasury Das-,
meni. the officers testified that
she WAS Inspected IN March when IN.
was In every respect first class, witn ihrr.
life boats. several lire extuculshpr. and
an abundnuce Of lile-pcsclycis nna
pump IN Good order.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ll.-Eary mi.
morning tac engine Of coal OIL train 40,
the Pennsylvania Railroad ran OIL ,h,
track near tuis city, setting fire to lie
cars, eleyen ui when were DESTROYED
tn eng he If bottom upwards n pipl.
fireman who is missing is supposed n
be under ii. The engineer Is badly n.
juret.
PHILADELPHIA, August l4.-Amouul
Of loss by the burning of the coal oil
train was fifteen thousand dollars.
Tho body of Robert Black. flremen. was
found beneath the engine in FOND IN
which 1t ran after leaving the track.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

The first bale Of new cotton, at Selma,
Ala, has been sold for ~ per pound.
WORMS are reported 50 lively throughout
the cane brakes west of selma"
Heavy rains on the South Carolina
coast during the PAST few days threaten
serious injury to the cotton crop.
Wheat thrashng in Minnesota began a
week ago, and the yield in most cases is
better than was expected. Thus far, no
field has yielded less than twenty. five
bushels to the acre, and many are tar
above that figure. II also stated that the
oldest iuhabitantn had not seen SO I'M
interruptedly favorable harvest season
as the present.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

Mr. George W. Humphry, OF this city, is
At present eanvassing and collecting for
the STATE JOURNAL. MIR. Humphry is au
thorized to receipt for monies now due US
for the JOURNAL, TO take new subscriptions
and to act generally rs our agent for the
paper. He will also write sketches for the
paper from the various points he visits.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16
OHIO.

DAsTAkDLY ATTEMPT TO MuHDua o..
AND 0nlI.
CiNcfNNArt, Ang. lj.-Two men u....
arrested at Mnusaeld, ONO, CHARGED s,,1
attempt 10 blow mp house occuni 4 by.
the B1rnard family. 10 prevent ihs
peafance uf a girl and her father M t@...,
Of W. ii. Dobhs, for An atten.ipd o"'
rage on the former. Dobbs h cbnr,,1
with having men To do the decd. 7-'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

The Democratic City Executive Com
mittee "Wednesday presented the names
of persons who would accept the city
offices If elected. For President OF Com-
ell, WIN. ;. McCauley, ESD, was named.
Mr.. McCaulley, il elected would do honor
to the position aud make courteous aud
capable presiding officer. No better name
could have been prescntet. The raudi-
dates for City Treasurer, John H. Frazer
and Robert d. Hicks, are gentlemen of
honor and ability either Of whom would
ill the position creditably.
The Registrar Of Deaths, Elisha HCx-
ley, Esq., informs us that the exhibit for
the past month is the largest since he has
been in Office, which is a number of years.
The total number, including those brought
here for buriali is ninety-seven, fifty -nrue
OF whom were minors.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16


ciSciNNArt THE ruiLApEirufA or the
MEal- WHEkklN ir ID NOT rulLA-
hLl fHiA-iIs hEAt TiriL stbrkh5-
TINE SEN rAhlf.
CntcAgo. Aug. Gth. -WrcOlCiucnnntf
Yesterday morning at u a.. and arrived
here last evening. and So il must he from
mi, Ncw York Of the West that write
uy ha..y dc-erlliion of our brief visit To
I tIc city which might with some uropriotv
{ he called the phlaiei,bia OF The West.
/ that yif this is West,
On the morning of our arrival in Gin
ciuuau We tool, "a walk through Inc busi-
mess pnrt. OF the city. and rverything
apneafed TO be- i'm "A roinfortn.lr state 81
,ncllyity. considering the lnyynrss of The
liver. which We were told piade thiui,s
qrirt along she lryce. The stores arc
large and Handsome structures. fllrd To-
,cpictou pp.arrutly bv the finest of
! Stacks. Biires and Ohm ssudstnun an.
usared Ia d.. lhe ftvarite huilaint tunte-
finls. and tho brirzs beir,, of "a ,sthcr
poodcscrt H. uudc.crIhable color a rom
t,rnnpi-e b..i ,yr,n ned and ,yiitn tl,,,, orc
GENERALLY raiutrd Thr ,.vtrrior al al
huIIart-. 6owry,r. amman. dtnrv- n,vi,,,.
IN tn. -tnol.. nr t'r sou coal Thi7
almost ,.i.. Zones tlr tnantincturint, mn,
.of the ,ity M +, cloud and IN drsn'.njis In
minute particles rtcrv. nero. causir,,
|nt- d'u,fv a,,n,nrauca Of no out.id,. al
buildings and eIyinp them "A siugu',rly
arrd a 6rrar,r,..
We l,und ui,ii.4 rutnb,r NJ eteo,,,boo,s
along thr L'v,.. snrne If t,..',, i.a,,i,'a
from Nry Oric,ns hut mos, og H.
ruurin,- Ia i.oui.yile. Novvilis and o,Gn,
points in Kentucky. TLe Great Object ol