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AMUSEMENTS,
CT. CHARLES THEATRE.


Sr. CHARLES THEATRE.
CHRISTMAS wEEK-GRBAr HOLIDAY BILL.
Engagement of the celebrated comedian.
MIR. +. S. CHANFRAU.
Tuesday Evening, December p, 1874.
And until further notice. the thrilling drama Of
KIT. THE ARKANSAS TRAVELLER.
Ar: Redding. g.....................Mr f. s. Chanfrau
CHRIST MAs-GRAND KIT MATINEB AT " H.
Fridsy--Chrstmas taneft of Mr.. r. 5. CHAN.
sAtaraa2-gir MAr!SEE a. !:N
Price, rs usual de2f
Orh.:A HOU.h.......UPhltA ROUSE
Thursday Evening. December -. 1874.
ia FAYORITEs
Grand Opera.
Frids-. De, e1nber Is. EXTRAORDINARY CHRIST.
MAS MATINEE, at IL M.e-LEs 66CkS DE JEAN'
SErTE, liz MAI:RE De cKAFzLLE. DoRMA.
VAEIhiihs V1iEATKL.
john 2 cwESs..................:. :...... director
eF'e; ssngas'%s"t St "f IL, T,SM. P,C1I., artistic.
Supported BY sir j. 6. Mcoolium and the entire
Company.
Tuesday Evening. December -. 1874.
NARY STUART.
~A'' sag %sbsEsiY M4fisks nas It IL Il T. Bowers
LADY OF LYONS.
'1-' WEDNESDAY, NIGHT. IT. 3" e. ''"e''
EAST LYNNE:
THURsDAY-cami,is.
PRlDAf-Eiizab@th.
SATURDAY MATINEE-Esst LYNNE.
SATURDAY xIGHT--LucTetis Borgia and Tanning
Che shrew. de22 2t
DIDWELI,'S NCAOE.W1 OF MUSIC,
Monday. Dee. .n.bsr II. 1877.
day Mn,,uees' = C. DaLsoa's bmrIesane
HAMLET. SE DISMAL PRlNCE,
Embracing the full strength Of the Academys
most prominent speciality artists in the United
CKAND OrENINI BALL
ST. PATR1CK'S NEW HALL.
.sr.ns DgtS..c, Dress. sfa.s..r.d.
asa Calico Ball.
rs.3given by tho
ANCIENT 031&8R OF HIBERNiANs.
Hasardaysovsd9. December 26. ASA,
At 81: yArR1cEs HALL
cosxrrFEtsor AKxAsGxxssrs.
o.. o.saS Sss 4 Q: Boyle. Boyle john ' ffspasrict. s;
Appalaa.ons for invitations to be left at James
Herronss. corner Of Claiborne and Graver streets;
etreete; - GanuOns, corner Of ST. Louis and VII
hero seSe0ts at Tom GmOre's, corr er Of Mande-
vile ami victory strests or M OAeall!s'e. COR
sealed proposals tor sale Of the bar, restaurant
and ia: room to be left with W. }. Kelly corner
OF Common lad Claiborne streets, and Dan Owens.
corner % ?srddo aud st. Charles streets.
uO2l ut
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new disease has been discovered in
dried sausages, called thorisis.
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The $4,000 prize
The $20.OU0 prize
The $4,000 prize
The $4,000 prize
Ia to be won
Ia to be won
Is to be won
From the Louisiana State Lottery
From the Louisiana State Lottery.
From the Louisiana State Lottery.
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.RANl;K TKEE>.....OHAsNGE TRE
BUSINESS CHANCES.

nlSSOLUTlON OF PARTNEkSHlP.-
u The marine rship heretofore existing between
PIKRREC BLAN HIN and ANTOINE 6IRAuD, hav-
ing been dissolved by the death Of the former the
undersigned have been appointed BY the second Dis.
trict Court for the parish of Orleans joint quids'
tors OF the same.
wIROW P. c. BLASCHIN.
ANT GIRAUD.
New lr;r:.s December -, 1874.
Referring 70 The above. beg leave to announce
20 nv friends ana the public that sttll continue
tho business of IMPORrAR OF WINES AND
LIQUORS in INV own name and for my own ac-
count, At No. ~ Decatur street.
deas st ANT GiRAuD.
NOTlCE............. .''->UAASEAs
Bv mutual con sent Mr.. T. =. GWATHMEf. !e.
:ires this day from our firm.
dos,,w LOWELL l. BAILEY.
OIs.OI.ITiUN OF UOPAKTNk HsHir.
IL The fru of SAMUEL SMITH CO. 10 this
day 6i SOLVED nv mutual consent.
Mr. CHARLES XiLSRAW, at No. l56 Canal street
will attend y, the Liquidation OF our. unsettled
Ausin,sn SAMUEL SMITH.
A. W. SMITH.
CHARLES KlISFAT.
Rev Orleans May 10. Is.l.
myO la i5s IS ~0S - 50 ~ oc4 !3 nos y
, 1874-10-10
LOCAL MISCELLANY.


THE EPISCOPAL GlEMthlAL..
Tho memorial to tho Eplucopal General Con-
. sentlon, praying that body to lnvcatiRato DR..
Bovmour'n Btantng Oh tho question Of Ritun1isn,,
OF which IN nccount ssas giyon In yostortlny'a
Tn1nuyg, has bpon intinntrionB}y uiroulatod for
pjcua:uros among suoh Of the clorical mud lay
delegates to tho rccont Diocesan Convention ne
aro onposed to DR.. seymous'a confirmation and
consccration ns Bishop Of Illinois, provided 1t
Bha bo ancortninot}that ho belongs to thu ndyanc-
ed ec1lool. Mr. Abort L. Ncoloy, OF tho Church Of
tio Holy Communion. and brother Of Bishop
Noeley, of Matno, Inns Interested llnBolf Ia pro-
paribg tho memorial and obtaining. signatures,
mud the docnmnnt Will bo. forwarded to Now
York thH evening, nnloaB tho proceedings Of
tho General Convention toi1ay shall forcstall 1t.
Tho matter Of tho confirmation of tho election
Of DR.. Seymour has been reforrol to n commit-
too, aftor tho usual custom, and 1t is beloved
Tint DR.. Sullivan. Of Chicago will mako etron-
nous effort to resist tho Immediate confirmation
of tho Dsilop-olcct, III ort!or that tho Illinois
memorial nay be forwarded ana i laid boforo tho
hayn bccn nppoudoA to- tho momoraai, but 1t will
doubtless bo ctrcuntod among tho country mar.
ishcs In caso thoro is timo. The fcoing Of tho
consoryatvos upon tho a,.bjoes aoolns to 10 ono
OF intonso desire TINT DR.. Boymour's position
should DO distinctly defined. If It shall DO
ehown TINT he is not ltitun1iat Of tho adynno cd
school, l,o viii DO welcomed with opcu arms to
tho o.orolso Of lliH functions .as, Bishop;
as to a yiowa and PRACTICES provo to be truo, 1t
Is for tho good Of tho Church in Illinois. aud Of
DR.. Seymour himsolf, that be should not he cou-
1rn1ei!.
not only BY tho clergy and aity Of this diocese
but By churchmon throughout America.
THE n1s1tor- ELECT.
Srn: In -FOUR Issue OF to-lny you erroncoua]y
, 1874-10-10

tarss Cor,<aooa4s'ace qf the Ne.o Tors Evening Pcsi
In9 following waa rclatod to mo yesterday, OF
tory, sho. together with Aor lover, young
Surgeon, had lalscn caro- Ut tho wounded co1l-
munsts during tho daya aud uighta Of thoir
icrco f'ghtlng With tho Versailles troupe. Upon
the entry, OF tho lattor into tho city, WHOM
excitement was at its height, aud wllon oyory
ono suspected Of compclty with tho Commune
was Baot almost without question boing asked,
Iilo q, surgeon was arrested and brought, before
Ciatolot: Ills lifo trcnlhlcd for the
moment In tue balance, but waH .lnally sayod
ny tho intorccHRlun Of ono OF tho Judgoa pros
Ont, who was MI intlmoto frionfl OF the accused.
As tho !attor was being ied from tho room he
mot tho woman whom 10 loved, who had hcpotl
him In Ills aare Of tho Noundotl, aud wlo was
now acca1Aed Of tho Hanlo erimo aa ho llinlhpit
Ind hcnE.. "Gooa God, Mario |" Ao exclaimed,
"aro you hero too?" tho woman took tho
whola Eeeuo In at glance, aaw the dangor Into
which ahs would plunge Aas loyor should eAo
, 1874-10-10

Tho San francisco correspondent Or the'Vir-
"Your readers hayo already learned Of ttle ht,-
proaohang marriage Of J. i, Jones' to tho NO.
co'npllshed .Goorgio Sullivan, daughter of Eu-
game - Sullivan. Of THIS city. III tho Interest Of
your 70 Mlady foa1ors, who .nro supposed to bo Gu.
poctaily curious on such topics. Il may say TINT
Miss Sullivan IL OF tae blonde tyna with cousid-
erabo color, aud tall aud slonlcr Iii figure. Sho
~ not strictly protty, hut ns MI opor, agrooabto
coun:onance, and .,nakes np III stylo what she
may lack in beauty. This young lady, fornod
one on Of an amatonr corps WHO appeared on tho
Napa boards about yoar ago, In tho play or
!" My Nolghbor'n Wlfo," Tho ocoasiou WAS M
ontettalnsnont Cotton up to .ropleutsh tho troas-
liry OF tho Episcopal church OF TINT place, hiss
sullivan ct ulo tina being ono Of tho church
choir, sho took tho part or loa1ing lady in tho
play, antI, for m amateur, rendered 1t with con-
siderable spirit"
, 1874-10-10


Tho Foce Libcra 81 Gouoa rolatca' tho follow
ins details of Baxai,lo's stay iu tim! city. WI,ou
limo. Baaaino and her nopltow left tho atcan.
bout AVID went to tho hotel, EaZaiMo followed
them dresaed in m old COARSE cloth coat and
trousers. aud carrying two travelling nnga. They
asked tue hotol-looper lin French, to cnch oll,er
they spoke Spanull) for two rooms for thea,-
selves on tho tirlt door, and one for their aory-
ant on tto third. aud wrote III tho trayolerH'
book, tho natucs sanor aud senosn Ras.!la, Of
Madrid.: The protonded married. couple desired
rest above atl things, ns they wcro exlaustod BY
tho. voyage, but w1en tlley wnro alone ii
their their rnom 1;'oI they aeomed quito recovered
rnnaato1ie from thsir tatlMe aa they %ero heard
nlao showed no Trace Of wcarinoBs but held .
llyoly con 5orsation with tho cllambor1naid abont
Genoa and tho lifo lod by tho people, In about
two hours Sonora Ravilla opened tho door, aakod
Tor l1or servant, and, instond OF having him
called. as would hayo been natural. toilcI moat
denocratically up the two pairs Of stairs iu order
to speak to him. When the time camo to deacond
to the table dhoto slo secured scat at it for
him. :" al old family soryant," but at q little
Is,.a distance from or ana hor husband The od
anu mintress, ilowcvor. for when tho lattor
offered him glass of Bordeaux he n1odeat-
" thanked her, and contentcd himsolf with
Tho table vine. Souor and Sonora Iiayilfn woro
III excellent spirits during tue menl, and took not
ths loaat pains to CONCEAL their Joy from tho
other Euoats When they loft tic table, the Indy.
aalted for pen, ink, aud paper, aud wrote noto
to the steamship company, peirano Danoyaro
and whom it lad struck 6 O'Clock ordered tho
servant to got ous With tho baggage 70 tho eta
ton, which Ae did after carefully brushing souor
ltar!lla'a coat and hat. Wo will remark in con-
cilislon that bazaino appeared 10 10 we'll aud
strong. aud showed but few white hairs in Ills
m,latacllo, and bonrd. Tho day nfter ls dopart-
uro' a polico-olllcer appeared at tho hotel, in
quirod very particularly abont tho vanished
Encsta. anu told the astoniahed host whom le
Lad accommodated with lodgings.
, 1874-10-10

~! lanera! In wlneh wo1aaa n,ayoa III, imnorsant
part took place at paaa In 1bl8 Ind, inipo % III tn
some reHpectB, tho Arrangements OF Tho funora}
were 1T all wAya ioaa depressing than tlo rn1, Of
ordinary h,,r!alu. An ,eminont lawyer, BY nn1,,o
year, hofore death strictly fo.bssle his rn;@.
tionst to shed any teara 1T hls funeral, mid MI
fortod tliiH order on hin hoir by u hoayy ponaiiv
IL case Of disobodieuee. liz fuytl.or lireptnI1,
that ilddlcrs should tako tho placp Of mournors
groon habllu nhostld carry hs remains 10 fhn I
Church Of g. s0ppptp, rhaso ho waa pMiod, the
, 1874-10-10
Muscular. Christianity In tho En-.
WG$r.

1A"'e''1af' e4asis.tunA1S Es Ia 1ne ERE
Fort Laramie <1Iyomtng L.tt<r to the Cincinnati Conf
-, .,>oou 7'sfe'"s. 4,n;
~ a"t sIm ono o. snosa got nlco a aosa
hqhaSs d courage afa stofn WILL o. thls tie 1sd7
10 10 tts Mas 19f tho a My abiding place was ono
=, T., ~ tsaoso otulng-lonta, Mlefo hau takon meal
naa.aa ~ sn1 aoaMao. ',' AMONG tho several pe1sona
eoItSu H. es arouha, QUO eYioeh.ly %aa very raw
forth in no constrained manner about !" tho tor.
1ipe s'n anu :bahyloniah Cheyenne, tho old
.tne1s Misnan nearing Sh1oyed II ~ 'tncoutl
maS, PoKlns M anatl ehan a. mn, In tue mldss Of
aszit;aa - mi9 aauso asainst uus ssnh-nolo OF
70 Eao nas, aug denanded @ arlnk. It aeolas tor
Sono Ieaaon no hau been refused before Sud
denly throwing h,a hand unaor his coat ho drew
hnxanootGf, anu, na.t71aeng 1 the crowd And tho
1narkcopor, 1'a!s 10. sad "by u-m, I'm going to
, 1874-10-10

E2nfota n. 46ulIlucil&Ittsx WILL.

The will Of the late Baron 4. lsothschid ID re-
marAablo for tho sonso Of ploty toward liB Into
father which por1ados tho whole document, cog-
sistinE OF twenty-five arsiclos. Paragraph 20 IL
II follows:
II oxllort all my boloycl cEildran always to
live i'll harmony, to loosen family bonds,
to avoid all differences, dissonsionB. and lEiga-
tions to uso forhoaran<p toward ouch otlser, and
not to altow tenpor to got tho better Of tAem
ohil.1fon poAsoHs a good o1amplo III tloir oxcol-
lent gran1pasont. IrlentlnaHa waa always tile
snro condition to Tho happinoaB and succcss of
tho whole lsotAschid family. hIaymy cllitdron
now and mover 1oHo sight af .thlH. family lradl-
father, thoir grandfather containod in y para. n.
graph tt OF Ills last will and testament, always
rona,n tr7lo anu faithful, and without changing
to Tho patoeua1 faith Of leraol.n
, 1874-10-10

ANNouMoEMENTs:
Tho fair at tho 1yost Silo Nink closes this
evening,
Tho Philosophical Society will 10 addressed at
its rooms {103 State stroet) this evening, by DR..
H. N. Foster, on tho nubject Of .'uorhert spon-
ccrs Philosophy"
a trlal Of tho Palmieri Bwift-connectiny fire.
rlpo and Notwithstanding apparatus will bo
gt7on by TIC Fire Department at 10 o'clock o.
NJ. to-day, on tho Howo Sowing sfachinn Build
ing, corner Of State aud Jackson htrcets.
The Chicago Congregational Association, nov
enrolling above thirty Churches III this vicinity,
and forty ministers, md representing mo.n-
borslip of above 1000, wlll hold its aus,lmual
meeting with tho Church at haywood, Tuesday.
tho 18th inst, commencing ut 1a:l1 p nj, Traiuu
leave the Wos-Strcet Depot at IL III. Delegation
returning from tho Natioual Council At Now
Havon, will report, aud other interesting, pro-
cccdlnga may DO expected.
+ WILLIAM i. uo1yoKE, Registrar.
Tho Rey. David ]. Durroll will bo installed 10
pastor Of ~, Westminster Presbyterian Church,
cornor OF Vest Jaclabn und Peoria gtroeta. al
. o'clock Sunday afternoon. The ICY. J. III.
GibHo1l, Of tho Second Presbyterian Carrcl,. tho
Rev. Abbott =: Kittrodgo. OF tho Third Church,
and tho Roy. alr. Qnliok, Of the Refulmol Church.
will tako part In tho soryicoa.
LILO lAueH O1 ttlc F4tCn PRESBYTERIAN Cl11Fct
give their closing lunch dinners at Ill Naahuu-
ton street to-aay from II to 3p. III.
The socIooy Of Physicians aud Surgeons mcot
AIontlay evening at tho Grand Pauiu, Thern
will bo pRporB gu rheumatic Aspiration II aud
otlor subjects.
The. Hunilny-Hchool tonchors' meeting to.tlay
In tho Methodist Church block will bo conducted
by tho Roy. a. e. Kttrodge. Tho subject a
i EVIL Spirit Cast Out" Young men'e ,,.aycr
meeting this ovoning at No 148 Madison street.
Tho Mblo-claas usually held Friday evenings
In tho Tlird Presbyterian Church, Inns loon
chaugol to Saturday oyoning. Tho llaY. A. u.
Kittrodgo will conduct tho mootng this evening,
OF ~ o'clock, IN Tho chapel Of the THIRD Church,
tho losaou bolng Mark *, 1870. All who loYc
to study the Bible, mud especially Babbatll-Hchool
teachers. aro cordially invited to attoud,
The lunches OF tho Industrial Homo, at No.
G1 Washington atroot, close to.day, after
couple OF w6oka Of steady labor. 1t Ia tho de-
sire OF tho ladies-it is to DO hopnd It will bo full
tlllod-tat tlleir friends or customers will como
in overwhelming numbers, dropping in upon them
1iko tho graashoppers upon Kansas c0rn-tiold,
ald doyouring tho Inst oyator, tho laBt slice of
ham, anl tho Inst biucult, to tl,1 ond that not
fragment may ran!aIa to ho cast III tile wasto-
basket. It YaxeA tho touder uuul Of woman to
l.ayo anything lest over from mosia ehp So,sld
lt4fqs hsYs dozen paopla pay 20 osn!a each
, 1874-10-10

cetoaiony to bo ion,!vcnea by songs from thoso
1hdtoa, who Woro to DO redpmtiouned for fho
aorvieo by n handao,no sum Of rnonoy aliotiol
for thoir marriage portionH Tho monks Of the
moral. woro On no nceonnt to wcar 1laols l,ablts,
loAt tl1oy Alioull throw gloom over tho cheer
fulnoss Of tho procossion. II funerals ,Yoro coli
dnotcd In thla Innhion, tloro would pori,aps la
lnvo no 1occHsity for rerrcssing llor natural d.
light at tho obHqnufcs Of r1at," ~
, 1874-10-10
OF It's priest Ind DioocHat, Union :undor written
appreciation of tho Bia1,op,
QRfM1NAL RECORD.
7nfN1fNir f4..r7p-

CRIMINAL COURT,
Judge Moorc-Tho Grand Jury returned trut
bill against jack ATo1}rida for nssault with inton
! to kill O1lcor Cowdry. Tho lny haiae half.
holiday, The Court adjourned,
JUSTICE COURTS.
Justice Douden-Georgo Haryoy,, arregtod for
| malicious mischief; held to tho Oriminpl C.u,rt
In bail Of e500:-M. Roscnfoldt, arrested fos
swlnditng klhus Tison out OF twolyo bags Of no.
tatoes; continued till tho 18th i1lst, In bail Of
snoo'-samo party, charged with rosiating an
o'ocrtn tho discharge Of his duty; finod &25 nr,fl
apPnalcd to tho Criminal Co,,rt-Wiltiam La,ylor,
disordcrly conduit; continued till today in bail
Of s3o0.-Matthow Fnilort arrested on tho charge
q assault with q doadly wenhon Will, intpnt to
10 boally Injury; continued till the 18th inst. ifl
pail Of sl00-Frnnk IL. Potter, nrroatod for tho
1arco'y OF piano.coycr bolongimg to john Mo
l5oan continued till to-lny III bni Of SG00.--hln-
iono fritzlo and Stephen Averill, arrested Tor
the lnrccny Of 3100, md watch ynlucf at $50,
tue property OF Y. AIn|cari; hold to tho Grim
inal Court III bail Of a400 caol,:
Justice Sc.|y-Jolin Anderson. arrested for 1nr-
ccny held to tho Criminal Court in bail Of s700,
MARY Schalch, arroHtod on n warrant charging
llor with assault with q deadly wcapon si4!, IN
iaat. in bail Of S50o.-petor arnlon. arrested ior
larceny; continued till to-day III bail OF $780,
II. ". Collins, arrested for carrying concealed
weapons; continued till tito 18th list. in bal Of
ders gr GfH9FS En- y ieat ato.e s S
Sept. 29, charged with lassaulting William Fox
to tho Criminal Court II, bail Of $500.
Jnst.ce Mnsdaic-Erwin Fritz. arrested on
the larcony Of 500: pleaded g1ilty. mud vas hold
to tho Criminal Court III bail of $780,"
Justice Haines-Slrs. Margaret Connora, mr.
rested OIL . warrant aworn out by Ksto sadtl
nt,- i.-A hnAt
, 1874-10-10
PERSONAL.

Gen. Amasa Cobb, Of Lincoln. Mob, is at the
polmor House,
Tho Ioy. William Alvin Bartlett arrived ns
New York with tho rcn,ainB Of hH wife, from
Europe, Wednesday,. A committee Of Plymouth
Church mot him In TINT city. and n special train
will convey tho party West.
DR., McKaig, Of tho Ninth Presbyterian Church,
who haa just returned from trip to California
coiyed by Lis congregation in tho church parlors
Thursday evening.
Mr Hoary ]. Swift. Of the firm Of Z. y. Mills
T. Co., Now York, arrived in tho city yesterday,
aud ia n guest ut tho Sherman House.
5Gr. William G. JopcEos. Of Torro uauto, Ind,
is d guest ut tho Sherman HouBe.
Mr. T. T. Dwight, prominent merchant Of
Quincy, Ill.,, is in tho city.
e. L. Merritt, Esq., editor Of tho Springfield
Register, was III tho city yesterday.
Agent OF tho Michigan Southern Railroad, las
just returned from Dakota. whore he, has been
examining Hoveral valuable silver aud lend
mines in which ho holds large Interest.
IL: a: Walllngson. for many. years tho agont
noon in tho Office Of tue Michigan Central do
pot, wtlo conyorsing with Arr. Hoopa, tho Gon-
eral Freight Agent OF tho road. It is beloved
that hcars'tsoase was tho causo OF his dontA
Tho Tabernacle Congregational Church Of this
city Inns extended o unanimous aud hearty In.
yintion to the Rov. j. ". uea1y, D. D., ita frat
pastor, to settle tltoro again. Dr.. Hcnly waa for
several years tho President Of Straight Uuivor-
sity, Now Orleans, and has just rotlI1lcd from
tho Old World, after On absence Of some thrco
years, during which time he has visited Europe
aud tho East. aNo lenrn that ho will preach in
the Taberuaclo Church tomorrow morning aud
evening.
Capt. Bogardus. the famous trnp-Bhooter, has
returned to the city after ratler extended ab-
sonce, bearing with him the championship medal,
which l1o has successfully held for two years. III
tint time Ao haa shot six matches with Ira
Pay1io and Abo Kloinman. IN but ono of which
ho WIS unsuccessful: The championship medal
Is a gorgeous alIair. It Ia oval III shapn, aud is
pendant from gold frosted oaglo, tho 6aao be-
ing studded with i largo and costly diamond.
Tioro il no inscription on tho face Of the modal,
aud there will be nono until Capt. Dogardua cat,
claim:it as his own which ho eau do it lo holds
it successfully for two years longor. IIo foela
competent. tor tile task, aud ia now open to ull
challenges.
, 1874-10-10

recognize him, and drow horsolf up colt1ly, Hay-
ing' "Yon sro lniasakan, sir; ,Jc NJ, ro,s co;,-
n1fs pas" foW lnoniot,ta Afterwards aho weH
talton out and Hhotl Is not that a ptory worthy
Of tho old gul1lotino days?
, 1874-10-10
GnrlhsslAi and Vietor natsEo.
Geu. Garibal1i has nddroascd tho following

deu. Garbal1i has nddreagcd tho following
letter To Victor Hugo:
cApnrRA, Sort. G. 1874.
Mr. VEnY DEAR HUGO: Tho interest which you
h4.o ahown by your subscription for Fscnch trans
laou 0f my work, ~ Tho ThouBantE" nlnces this poor
cmlryo Of my unprncticcl pen under your powerful
n!na inuatrlols patronage. i thanR yon 1ro.n my
heart, and am for Lite y0sr devoted g. uAn1pALD1.
Victor Hugo has replied:
.-.-.-.- rAN1a, Sept. 10, 1874.
DEAn GAnInALD1: Your LETTER moves NO. ntiI T
feel ny old nroshorly heart stir afrea within INC for
you. Yes roato yourself your sulerb deo.ls relate
tlen1 to Italy roat0 them 10 Franco rotate them to
the world. !" Tho Thousand" glorious, NJ wcre
thu Ten Thousanl, with this additional ustrc, that
they eonquesca ans That they not illuytrinaa ros
Xonopion, you mako epic. anl aftor having ,1ate
It you roato II, be yoa aru greater Aar xeuophua,
In hnl dwolls but Tho sbn oi Greace, hut III you tho
soul OF peoples. Dear Geribalai, embrace You.
flCT0I uudo.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-06-17

enemies and all old croakers, who op-
pose public enterprise and err down
improvements, would take advantage of
1t and use it detrimental to our inter
ests. As regards the completion Of
the road, there is no difficulty about
that, as We have ten miles graded and
sufficient money subscribed to pay for
the balance of the sradation, masonry,
and engineering expenses.
MIR. Lorenz stated to me on Friday,
that we would fini no difficulty in plac-
ing the loan upon our road, established
as it is upon found basis, and be was
right. NJ .ssrs. P. s. Peterson 4 80.
agree to take it, and will go over the
line in about two weeks, accompanied
BY Iron men and Philadelphia capital
lists, and if my statements prove cor
rect we cannot fail. | have yet to 6nd
the railroad man who has any knowi-
edge Of railroading or business, but
agrees with me that it is one of the
best investments in the State.
As | wrote you before, beg pardon
for publishing extracts from your let
tiers without permission. | wish you
would let me know what time the bridge
will be built, cs it would aid US very
much BY having i. put up this summer.
Very Respectfully,
W A. MEEKER, Prest.
Selinsgrove, June 3, 1874.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-06-17
THoMPsoNTOwN, June l6, 1875.


Editor Sentinel 1t seems to me
that among the "fowers born to blush
unseen," Thompsontowu is one. Not
that il is devoid of attractions, for such
Is not the case. For long time we
have eagerly read the SENTINEL, but
poor little + does not send news,
and therefore Is missing. Now what /
want to impress upon you is that We
"stiIl live"
Well, now, for cur attractions First,
but not less numerous, come the famous
potato bug, which has an unceasing
warfare wageG upon 1t, although it pur-
sues its vocation regardless of all
favors except lime. If you want to
see a lively foot-race, just sprinkle a
little lime upon them.
We have politicians, schools and lit
erary societies. Last, but not least,
drummcrs without number. These last
named are very business-like, and al
rays successful A grocery man the
other day sold one small keg of the
slimmest herring, and departed rejoic.
ing. Talk about lightning rod and
sewing machine men. They are angels
to the average drummer, who will sell
you anything, and sell, if they can. in
verything. Normal school closes on
Friday, June l9:h, by giving an enter
tainmeut in the school house at Pm.
Our friend Garman ii. NJ. has again
been "presented" by the Bealetown
school. Ga Thursday last be received
beautiful Bible, bound in morocco,
gilt edges. People at first thought 1t a
iaudable effort of the Home Mission
airy Societies, but were pleased TO see
it was a 'stoken of our sincere esteem
which he iron by his tboroughness in
teaching and ki dness in discipline"
For the present We close.
" PICTUs"