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AMCsE VENTS.
Varieties Theatre.

Mr.. John Mccullough closed his success
full engagement last night. He has acted
for two weeks in sterling tragedy to ''good
business" as showmen say. He has estab-
lished himself here. as elsewhere. as great
actor in the lisc chosen for hims elf. and is
assured of "A welcome when he comes here
to play again. On NJ 'nday night Will be
produced for the first time here Boucicault's
drama called Belle Lamar" New scenery
has been painted for it. and it will be cos
tuned and put upon the stage with great
care. 1t is said to be a non partisan and
evenly balanced play OF thu war. It viii
doubtless be successful.
st. Charles Theatre.
The past week at this house has been
devoted to the specialties Of the star mana
ger, Mr.. Ben De Bar. He has played Fat.
staff. both in "Henry w." and MERRY
Wives,' as only he can play those charac'
ters. This evening strong Sunday night
bill will be put up for the benefit of Miss
Virgiaia Buchanan, the leading lady of the
company. On Monday night Little Nell
will appear in a new piece called mo
Name" dramatized from the popular
Wilkie Collins story. Miss Gibson. or
Little Nell," as she was called before she
grew and ripened into full blown actress,
is yivacious young lady of prepossessins
appearance. and decided dramatic and mu.
steal talent. Her last appearance here was
made az EIieiiu. in q Goa! oil. hose carriage
and banjo drama. far beneath her talents,
Subsequent accounts Of her note marked
improvement, in ambition and execution.
She is an actress and has good play.
Academy of Music.
Mr. GeorgeL Fox and ''Humpty Drmpty'
ara holding nightly receptions at Mr.. Bid
wells theatre. The pantomime and the
varieties introduced make a pleasing enter
tainment. In the amusement: line it would
be as easy 70 tell what "IIuinpty ID umpty"
ia, as difficult to say what it is not. The
Fox party will stay another week. changing
the speciality acts.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NGTI''E.

NGTI''E.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT /
Washington. D. g., November !, 1874.
C,YH-YOU ARE HEREBY ~ .HORiZhD TO GIVE
= pui,li. notice that all United States interest
cvrnons will be paid ct any tim. wi'l.in ninety
DAYS brtore their maturity, except when otherwise
ordered upon . Me -. 81 per cent Der ann um
in cold on Or. sentlfon al the offices at tbs Treas.
Ur..r United States Assistant Treasures at New
York i ,.trr Phiiad.l DhiA Baltimore, ST. Louis.
Cincinnati Chicago. New Orleans Sals Francisco
and Charleston and United States DepOsslarieA al
Buffalo and P!:tsbUrS. -
CHARLES r. COSiNT.
Acting Secretary.
g. F. Flanders. Esq. Assistant Treasurer OF the
United States, New Orleans. Louisiana.
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The Temperature.

The thermometer at Louis Frigerlo's, NO.
so Chartres street, on December o. $1,000 ~
follows: At 8 A. NJ, OIL; az =. NJ ~ of
PM, 64o. Lowest point during LUG n'sA'oA
December 4, SO. -
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Approximation Prizes.

The subscribers, having witnessed the drawing
of the Louisiana State Lottery. Glass O. hereby
certify that the above the numbers which
were this day drawn from the 10000 placed in the
Wheel
Witness our hands at New Orleans. this day.
Saturday. December 5. 1874
II. PERALTA.
ADAM GIFFEN.
Sworn commissioners
Prizes Cnsied Without Discount.
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THIKTELNTH CALL.
Z Redemption OF Eivc.TweHty bonds Of

Redemption Q. Five.Twenty bonds Of
1862.
THsAs-Hy Dkr.Hrwp:r,l
Washington November 1874.
IDY VIRTUE OF THE Az fHDRIfI GIVEN BY
- ,il. ac; of Cong. approved July H., !8.e On
titled IAN act 10 sUtioIiz. The refundin: th"
rational debt hereby give notice THAT the priH'
cipa! and accrued interest AZ the bonds herein.
below desix usted, known az "Fivs-'M"nfy bonds
will he bald at the treasury OF the United states
in the cty of Washington, on Ali. after N:
SErsS!. DAY of FEBRUARY, 1870 ana mat IN"
Interest OF said bonds will c.as' on s!st gay
Tha, is to say cu.pol bonds known AS the '"uttl.
series act % February .. 1902. GATED MAY ASjI,
follows:
C.iPON BONDS.
&50-No 1901 70 No. 49bi both inclusive.
AIN.-Ho ga! to No. |" So; O,th li.cluis"o
&sA-No 1pDi 10 No. 1908. both inclusive.
4 !a-0--NO A. .ui 10 20 zoe both inclusive.
$500D."i
The a,nouns outstanding tsmbtac.d ia IN" nam
bers as above, is ti.o M..oA s.oissTs VI coupon
b0uGs.
tion .hou =. l~ address .ei 10 the Loan Division
til. SeEsetAIy . Office
nos i. II. EgisTON. Secretary.
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WANTED.

NXrANTED-A PARTNER WITH A CASH CAP.
w ital say from IS Is 900 to 80 0G,. to Join in q
business fully establi shed and III running order.
Said bust ess pays a large profit. The party fNr'
nislng said amount will be required to take charge
of III. books and cash. Address postofiioe box No.
2.l9 New Orleans, Louisiana, with ful! name.
dec ct
XNANTED.-A TENANT OR A COUPLE OF
w tenants for neatly furnished front room
u. stairs. Can be accO ated with board with
ali the comforts of home, In private family
Terms very moderate. Situation convenient to
cars Apply at No. 3i8 Liberty street, near Clio.
si,S3ts ''-.4 j. '+'.
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Contrary to general expectation. the at
tendance at the third days meeting was
very slim. Scarcely a thousand persons
we're there to witness the sport, although
the weather was unexceptionable. and the
racing far beyond the average. There wero
three races--a handicap hurdle at tive
miles. a dash a. mile and three-quarters,
and mile heat race. best three IN five.
The favorites won in each event, and the
betting was extremely limited.
In the first race Captain Jack led to third
hurdle, Biloxi holding second place, Chris
DOYLE third, Huntress fourth. Mary Forrest
fifth, and Astrapee last. Coming down the
back stretch on the first mile Astrapee
dashed to head, the others keeping We II in
place and all going easily. Nearing the
half mile post Biloxi swept to front. Astra-
pee remaining content with second place,
Chris Doyle a good third, the others fol-
lowing on. The finish showed in same
order. Biloxi winning handily in 1856.
In the second race. Ballinkeei being con
sidered dead sure to win, the betting WAS
all on second place Falmouth was the
choice for this position. but Carrie p.
ruined such calculations before the first
halfmile was run The race belonged to
Ballinkeel, and he took it in with eigh:
length. of daylight between him and Carrie
L. Tmc--3:io.
The third race was pretty one, close
and exciting. The start was fair. Tom
feathers showing first. Crown Prince
second. A. the first quarter. Lolita Moon
spurted TO the fore. the Prince following.
Leathers third. Sweet Bay fourth. and
Por. Leonard fifth. These positions were
not altered until the finish Oh the heat
when feathers and Leonard changed
places. Time Of the heat. l:i5i..
All of the flyers came up fresh for the
second heat. and got OF. well together
Lolita Moon kept second place al! the way
round. till nea, the string, when she Tapped
the Prince. and won by a head. Time
l:;jls. During this heat . light, diizz!ins
rain set in, but this in no way intertered
with the sport.
Hedging was now in order for the tielderA
| bu, saving chances we're few and scarce.
Lolita Moon took the third heat. with a
clear length 20 spare, Crown Prince getting
! in second, Port Leonard third. Sweet Bay
! fourth. and Tom feathers fifth.
! Below will be found the summary:
FIRST Raee.-Handicap hurdle "a &c: :wo
miles: cluo purse. $500 $3.50 to frs, Siol
i to second. $40 to third:
| c. T. Towards e.. c. Bi'oxi. four years old by
| sof Raha u
! H. van Liew's or, c. As'gapee. four Years old by
! Lightning dan. by imp. Sovereign, ITO Douuds
| NJ WEIGHS b. (. Chris Doyle, aged, by Voucher.
| dam sy Epsilon, lso pounds...... .............
!. F. Warwck's b. l. Mary Forrest. four years old.
by Tuskna. dam by Voucher, lis pound.
| Brown Dick dam by shark, u. pounds.
! Robert J. A!curn's D. g Captain Jack, four years
| old, b, Ringmaster out of Molly Austin. !2'
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POUND NOTICES.

DsPART~ssT 90 POLICE,
Ee.y OIL. ans December 3. 1874.
WAS BROUGHT TO THE SIXTH DISTRICT
w Pound OF Jersey between Valeilce and Dor
Ie9uX streets
ONE RED Gov" with willie .pots tips o! horns
sawed Il.
Which !: not claimed within i've DAYS and 'he
expenses thereon paid, will be so a. a'l'iic "A",
ton az said pound, on THURSDAY. December ~,
1874 =, twelve o'clock u
II, T. MCCARTHY. Administrator.
NJ A.-si.M ~
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MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.

John johnson ct al. vs.. ship Thcmis.
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
u District Of Louisiana. No. l0,583.-1n obedience
TO an admiralty warrant, to me directed in the
above entitled suit, have seized arS saken into
pns3ession--
TIE SHIP THEMIS, her tackle apparel, etc now
hbeled by John johnson, for she causes set forth
IN the libel now pending in the District Cou4t of the
United States.
Aud do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person or per-
Sons having pretending to have, any right, title
interest in to the same, to be and appear at a.
Dist Court OF the United States for the district
aforesaid to be holden at the city Of New Orleans on
the third Monday Of December, 1874 to show cause.
should not be condemned and DO sold agreeably to
the prayer Of hbelants.
cember 5, 1874.
O. B. PACKARD,
de6 Y 70 u United States Marshal.
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LOST.

r OST.-ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1874,
name Of Maggie; had Oh brass collar and two bare
spots on hiAd legs- ANY one returning the same
win be literally rewarded By applying ut No. III
Barouue s;,eet. de6 It.
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Time-3:56.

Time-3oO.
Second Roce--C!ub purse $500. for all
ages: $3.50 to first horse, 500 10 second, so
to third: one mile and thIee-quarters.
William Jennings t,. C. Ballnkeel. three years
old by Asieroid, out OF Scaoitische. by in'r.
Albion, 80 pounds.
NJ. WelcIs CHI +. Carrie P, three years Old by
imp Billet, out of Mis-. FOote, 8. pounds. 80.
F. O. Mil or br. h. Falmouth five wears old by
Planet out of Red Rose ITO pounds. .......... >
John H. stones d. e. Colonel Michigan, three years
old by Harry OF the West, GU. o. ErnestIne
80 pounds - '"
J. Clutia'- br. e. RAINY Day. three years OLD By
Tuskima dam by Voucher, 90 pounds. ......d!-
2Aiya Raee Club purse 500. for al! ages;
$50 to fist horse, :!:rj to second. iN.!e
heats. best three in five.
". Cott,i;'s D. :. Lolita Noon. three wears
old, by Australian on: "f E6cny; ~ .
pOuH1s ''.' 49, > :
Thomas Clark. u e. Crown Prince. thre.
wears old nv Aste:Oili. out ot KATE An.
dcrson; 90 pounds. ..............I !.
f. q. Mino.'s h. :. swee. Bay, tire years old
by haywood, ont of La Eruna 8. pound. !
NJ We.il's l.. 9. Port leonard, i've wears Old
by Voucher. out -, Prune!la. 10. pounds > !"
y. WarWick's +. il Tom Lrath.rs, 1--WE years
Cd, by camp. Whale dam BY Dou3loon, .
u
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UHE MOBILE LINE.

TUVHE MOBILE LINE.
On and after May 81, trains will leave depoS
foot of Canal street, as follows
Express and mail. daily. .............. 500 A. u.
Coast accommodation, Saturdays only $500 P. u.
Thought night express day........ 400 P. II.
Arrive
Coast accommodation, Mondays only. ESQ A. II.
Express and mail, daily. ............. 1900 P. d.
Through night express, daily. .........l lao p Il.
This is the only line running through Pullman
Palace Cars to St. Louis, Louisville Charlotte and
Virginia Springs.
Office corner Camp and Common streets, opposite
City Hotel
&. p. SHUTE,
Genera, Passenger Agent.
G. II. ALLEN,
myIs General Manager
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COURT KECOKD-
SATURDAY, DECEMBER ). 1879
supreme Court.
Adjourned to the ionrteenth fnstan1
when opinions will be read.


T. w. Falls VS.. Louis A. Cassnaur.-
Petitioner alleges he was nominated az
seventh justice Of the peace, anu reee, ,hat
aafaudant is not citizen; that he never
clustered and that over 200 illegal votes
were cast, and prays to be declared elected
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CPEClAL NOTICE.

CPEClAL NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE FREiGHr AGENT
New Orleans, st. Louis and Chicago abroad ,
Company, New Orleans, December 3, 1874
No through freight Will be received TO shipment
unless accompanied with contract and eldC 3
from J. q. MOREY, Contracting Fret ght Agent.
office corner Camp and Common sire ets, under
City Hotel, except to stations the Ne Orleans,
St. Louis aud Cairo. Vlcksburg ard Me ridlan and
Mississippi and Tennessee railroads un til further
notice.
de3 J. D. HOUSTON. Freight A gent.
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PUBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED GOV.
EMINENT PROPERTY

Jackson BARRACKS,
New Orleans. November 80 1874. )
At TEN O'CLOCK 4. NJ. WEDNESDAY. DE
IA cembev SO, l3.a, al jackson Barracks. New
Orleans Louisiana there will be sold
A LOT OF IRON BUNkS. AXES, PICKS. TROW.
SERS. STOVES. BUCKETS, WAGONS, TOOLS.
Ais. large 10: OF CANVAS, consisting OF Ten's.
Tent Flies and Paulins
Ve.ms-Cash in government lands.
Ey order OF ;le Uepar tment Commander:
FRANCIS s. JONES'
Li.r:enan. Third infantry, Acting Assistant Quar-
+ar,nao+.r del ST
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LOTTERIES.
OFFICIAL DRAWING

OFFICIAL DRAWING
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
CLASS q.
DRAWN AT NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA.
On Saturday, December 5. lS74.
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FOB RENT.

PLEASANT ROOMS. WITH OR WITH.
i on. board, can be procured ~ So. .Ip ~,
Charles street. T.rfns--iuude:ate. OeJ"
FURNISHED ROOHS.-WITH Oh WITH
Il out board IN q desirable location, Convenient
to two lines az cars, 80. % Ram part sc!eet. 30.
txra... Coruu,u and Canal streets oc2I
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RAILROADS..

NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS
AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY,
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE
On and after November Is. 1874,
Trains depart and arrive rs follows from Cauop3
street depot.
z,prs.. n.'.: ZOO A. NJ. ...!I:
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to Ut.
Louis, Chicago and Louisville.
Only one change Of sleeping cars to astern
cities.
Tickets for sale and information given at No. ~
Camp street. corner OF Common.
A. D. SHELDON, Agent.
18121y +. D. FROST, General Manager.
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Halves. Quarters and Eghths In proportion.
nri,e Of 500 600 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20.0OD
ppriz. ~ 10 90, is.....,,,,,,..... 10000
,,,riy. oS /. ono ia ................ 5000
~ n,izea of $50 are ............. 10000
2u nr;x.s IF 100 are .,.,............. 2O.ODD
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
= appyoSimatons OF $500 each for tn"
nine remaining units Of She same ten
Of the number drawing the $4,000
prize are. .................. S.'V"
y S,,pro matiOus OF 5000 each for the
Uirre remaining units of the same ten
of the number DRAWN: the $4,000
prize are. Sow
y anprox ina.ions OF s 100 each for the
nine remaining units of the same ten
OF tho number dra wing tho S3u0o
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The Weather and Rivers.

OyFI.E METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVER.
New Orleans. December ). 1874. )
The following is a report of the weather
- i r;ror, 81 4 IL l. IL local time. day:
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LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS LINE
OF STEAMERS.


BUILT EXPRESSLY FOR THE NEW ORLRAE8
. TRADE.
THE MISSISSIPPI AND DOMINION LINZ,
FIRST CLASS POWERFUL SCREW STEAMER&
Tons,
MONTREAL, building. .........................32s $3.50
DOMINION Captain Bouchette. ...............32O 5000
ONTARIO Captain French. .............o......32 5000
vICKSBURG Captain Roberts. ............ $500
MEMPHIS, Captain Mellon. ..............s...250 $500
TbXAS, Captain LaurensOn. ..................23 58
MISSISSIPPI. Captain Wrake. .............22 00
QEEBEC, Captain Bennett. .........s 220s
ST. LOU!S, Captain Reid. 1927
~ For liverpool DIrect.-Ths
ST.. 49, steamship
ST. LOUIS,
80 REID. Commander.
Will leave about August IL,
Fsom her wharf, foot of jackson street. Fourth
lading TO Havre, Bremen, Hamburg. Antwe rp. Rot.
terdaE and all continental ports.
Parties DESTROYS OF sending for their fre nds can
purchase prepaid emig alton tickets here. re.
ducton allowed when applied for in groups
For freight passage having superior accom-.
modati6ns. apply 10 SILAS WEEKS CO.,
No. 48 Car0ndelet street.
Managing owners-FLlNN, MAIN MONTGOM.
KRY. Ne. u Lancel0t Hey. Chapel street. Liver.
pooh 8u4
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CRY Council SECRETARY.-There are
only two or three aspirants for that posi-
t.on. and 10 is not likely that Mr.. ID. Scully.
the present incumbent, will be disturbed
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Chamber of Commerce-MOvTHLY MEET.
ing on MONDAY, December :. AZ $50 7. NJ.
dec 1t W. NJ BURWELL, Secretary.
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JUST IN TIME.-Old Probabilities was
very kind to us of this ton to keep off
the rain until our distinguished visitors
completed their holidays. Last night rain
fell in downright earnest and was exceed
ingly welcome to all except men who think
that race track should be kept dry during
the fall meeting.
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4 SINGULAR Casa police report made
60 Acting Superintendent Leclere says that
Clement Robinson ran against loaded
wagon, and was so badly bruised that it
was necessary to send him to the Charity
Hospital. The driver. Michael Dohenv, was
arres ted. but for what offense il not stated.
The collision occurred at the corner of Poy.
slras and Baronne streets, and the loaded
wagon is as well as the circumstance vii!
permit.
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TIM Krrr>G OF WILLIAM l.. LUCAs.-T.
T Sewhouse was Yesterday examined be-
f,re judge Macarthur for killing William l..
Lucas, and the evidence on both sides was
very full. Accused was committed for trlai;
His wounded hand is still in very pau
condition, and it is quite certain shas ~
Ie ,st one finger will be amputatedo
Middletown transcript., 1874-01-17
: = l7s7-- = = = - = ?
The QeIinaryia Co.


The advertisement by the Sheriff of the build
ing Of the Delmarvia Co., in this town was an
unintentional mistake. The parties who hold
the claim against the Co. did not intend to push
matters to such an extent, as they do not by any
means consider it necessary. The affairs Of the
Co. are in no serious difficulty. They may, At
the present time, like everybody else, be q
little short of ready funds, but they are ip no
danger of Insolvency.
The Wayside.
This ever welcome little Christian weekly came
to us last week, handsome and sprightly MS ever,
and accompanied by an advertising supplement.
The Wdyside well merits the encouragement and
patronage of the public. 1t Is au eight page rev
lgious paper, nicely printed on costly tinted pa-
per of excellent quality, and its columns are fill
ed with wholesome, useful and deeply interesting
reading. Yet it is furnished to subscribers ut
thc extremely low price Of so cents year. We
would like 10 see some Of our lady friends get up
a club Of subscribers to the Wayside for this
year 1t is worth more than double its price.
THR SUNDAY ScnooL published by Mr.. Hersey,
Of the Commercial is also deserving Of the notice
and patronage Of the public. 1t is intended az
hcme paper for circulation among the teachers
aud pupils Of the Sabbath Schools, and 10 a
valuable acquisition 10 our religious literature.
Middletown transcript., 1874-01-17
FOR SALE OR RENT.

A good Store House Dwelling, with Stable,
"A &C., on High Street, Odessa, Delaware. Ap-
ply to J. THOS. BUDD, Middletown, or
WILLIAM w. ARMSTRONG,
Jan 3-8w* Odessa
Middletown transcript., 1874-01-17

For The Transcript.
Mn. EDrToR:-One day last week. in
Middlctown, mentioned to some of my
acquaiptances that l thought it would be
well to revive the Agricultural Society of
St Georges and Appoqu;nimipk Hundreds,
or get up u new society, to hold yearly
fairs at or near Middletown. and I sec you
made mention in your last paper Of some
such proposition. We might include the
adjoining hundreds and the districts of
Maryland. aud include fruit-growing and
the exhibition of our best fruits at said
fairs This branch of business has sprung
up since our old society ceased to act. The
old society did great deal of good, Great
ing a rivalry for the improvement of lands
and enc crops that s felt to this day. The
farmers of the State of Delaware are in
debted to that old society for the first in
PRODUCTION of u reaper, run by horse power
to cut grain on the 4th day of July, 1910,
in field of John p. Cochrnn's. opposite
his house where he now lives Hussey,
with his reaper. cut the first wheat ever
cut in this State. 1t then had shafts, two
horsas-onc in the shafts and one ahead
The society bought the said reaper, and
some parts of it, | an, told, were in use
some few years ago near Port Penn. aud
| would be in favor Of securing, if it could
be done, any parts Of the old original and
keeping it by new association. We held
our fairs of the old association at Odessa.
and | saw very fine displays of stock grain
and other products; and now, with good
one-balf mile course for the display of fine
travelling horses, and the fruit growing ad :
dcd to it, think it would be well worth
the attention of the people.
SAMUEL TOWNSEND.
Middletown transcript., 1874-01-17
Items Of General News.

Governor Allen, of Ohio. was inaugur-
ated on Monday at Columbus. He made
brief address. calling attention to the
necessity Of reducing the taxes and appro-
priations. which for same years past have
increased much beyond the actual and
reasonable necessities Of the public SER
vice.
Ia the McEnery Legislature. at Now
Orleans, on Saturday, resolution was
adopted authorizing members to absent
themselves "untl such time as the Legis.
lature shall not be prevented by Federal
authority from proceeding with its legiti-
nists business "
In the Ohio Constitutional Convention
on Saturday last. an article giving women
the right Of suffrage was reported, fol
seperats submission to the people The
Convention refused to adjourn over to at.
tend Governor Aliens Inauguration a,
Columbus.
Letters from Colonel G. W. Charlton
General Deputy Of the Patrons of Hps.
bandry of Tennessee, have been published
in Knoxville to show that President John
son has declared himself lin full accord
with the Grange movement"
The Hudson river is open to Albany
with mot particle of ice visible" Itis
stated that mot u pound of ice has beer
cut this winter" on the Hudson "for stor
ing 10 ice houses