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STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, ETC.
No. 1863 POYDRAs STREET.

No. 169 POYDRAS STREET.
Housekeepers are informed that they can have
their Furniture and Household Effects removed
packed and shipped, repaired or stored at moderate
rates. on application at the
FURNITURE AUCTION MART.
No. 1859 Poydras street. TO
mv3 1m2dps JOHN G. WIRE, Auctioneer.
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R. NJ. HARRISON, Secretary.
Books of subscription for the remaining stock of
the company are now open at the Office of the COM
pany. at Thos. H. Handys II Royal street, and at j.
a. Smilh's, 70 Front street. my7 Up I'm
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Officers.
J. 8. SMITH, President
THOS II. HANDY Vice President.
Directors.
J. S. SMITH, THOS. Fl. HANDY,
WA. HENRY, VIM. PAGAN,
W. Il. BELL, JOS. RAYMOND.
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NO1IONe
Committee ON Purchasing Supplies.
]. N. PAYNE, Chairman;
SAMUEL JAMESON, d. LANAU1.
Committee meets daily at No. A South Peters street
ap26 2dptf
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Canal Street, C.ty Park
And
LAKE RAILROAD COMPANY.
No. as ST. CHARLES STREET.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

JOHN BOIS,
29l. Camp 29I
Bas rented the st re Is! CAMP STREET, for the
purpose of taking FURNITURE on Storage, at ths
cheapest rates.
Carpets Ia ken up and Properly Packed
He wllal continue to buy, sell, repair, remove,
pack and ship furniture, with guarantee, at
No. 29l Camp Street.
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THE PORCELAlN WATER COOLERS
Are superior class of COOLERS. They do not
corrode or rust on the inside condense or swea.
on the outside. Not liable to breakage and REQUIRE
but sM LII PORTION OF ICE in comparison with
the galvanized iron Coolers.
For sale by
P. MALoCHEE 81 Canal straat
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

1872 Common street.
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Me-" LOUISIANA II JENNIE
For Colds, Coughs and the like. Product of our
swamps. No poison. Delicious. Shipped to nearly
every State. Nine pages of names of HOME REFER
ENCES and increasing. Splendid for children. Try
it. Life tonic, origin, Alternative, appetizer.
scrofula and chills annihilator. Peerless. Sold by
druggists Depot. l0S Camu street. apps I'm M&E
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-03-27
White w a,cr LILY.

Ii our readers knew how eu>ily the
White Water Lii, lN.mphia oderasa)
could be cultivated. NJ believe that
very many u them would be quite -
proud u their lily gardens - VI ANY
o,hcr po,.ion II their premises. The
root. having heen procured In the fall
were k.r, damp during tho ensuing
winter. In flower rnia. In tho spring
i Nab was malc BY saving : sabstsn.
,..l barrel il tso, anl this, dal, paint.
"a rrocn, w. 81 IN brick, put IN the
,aracn. anl on..,hird illled with : mix
,ur. u garden .p'l sana and ~ell-ros-
s,l manure The raott wcrc sct ~
,ni. mixture. water Mas added IN small
quantities, and IL in,.r,alsof day "
,wr. anl gea,l, ~ Mt to dissutb
tnc earth u.s,l thu tub ~aa llled
s,r. ann tic handsome round leaves
four ar li.s inces diameter. nude their
ap,paranee aud illed tie tub Tho loss
il water Il, csslara,i u ~ male gosl
.rum TING i, time, and rfe long tho
Ll, ,s.o,n. appeared and delighted every
INC with iheir Loauty.
WLpn cpli wua.her approached. tho
water waa allowed ~ dry o6 almost
cn,.r,ly. and when II VA thus nearly
gone. tho tub. with its contents. waa
r.acuA III tLu cellar. and watercd y
.ung intervals through tho winttT. -
shr apring the ra..s wefs sepsrassd'
Anl about ha.f ths increase returned 7"
IL ,Ac snme tul In fresh mixture u
asth sai .hes a,n NV brought out
iuati4ar ti.a ne! ~. ah.at Arrli lot
lArl II. u ri ~ n4rn ttutnhcly. Tho
| n,e u i,r fasfrs we're - tsrtrcs ~
|' ,'.me'is. Art lrlieitfisi. fragrant
e.aity s. Isl. and r. aIening IN
tfr m,ts.i,.s i ii ~ Hstnt of Water
Lii. I..s h4suA. zero aaont two
n,g.ss ~ .,.,..ssa. .nt luiit 70 largo
IL in II 'M Fs.aess u the ponl
!, .,h. .nyc .AtM ra,s ~..s arst taken.
~, MI 80 s.uf..n. - lets fragrant
4 l-Slox.. Galuvn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-03-27

lssr si4@ n - sss ss,ssss saass
II Assst - 4s4se* IL ~ lass~e
sea ~ lssrs sMssseas \ ~9sA tn
"A saA sBe sssis sls, As ~ ssAsss
Il - ~isA e#~sse4aa sgsAH sAs hsa'
aaas wAn i gall 4 l*a sAssAs hs
~ i4sep s4Hss ssss+ sA* sasrss~s u =
49,. ksss il lltnuA ~nsstssass -
u ,ssa4A isit N sNT rfA#ea ssss "
nrIthrs tssanl ~tus nas astsa 7" -
s,v,As. sna ~A.n, II, s~i.il wAIssisf.
49, tt4asas W.. sH.#srl. II. ssfst ts".
| lxs ~ "A. tlsl nsa II sse4Hasss hfs~
.1iallt Ilsrfs 49, sAas s~e r~s
~hu,n ,issst .sttlhss r. ~sns lsaas<~-
ss ,hr IRAN ~ha F.as lsaet ~ led
II s,uf, al the man ~he drinks NJ u.
sass ., all lna.ea, the, tsfasa The
,al,es ws,A a hatred n seet.mla whsra
they a. Mt fesi fs The resls dtsakasd'
Tie ais ,,ase animesl,y With which
NAN, mea in seless s.rara aas sho n
rvnse.eu,san.', opposed y ~sne.drsnt.
,as. could oel, .r,ins ir"m ds'as'ea
Ii rsgarl to,ae real nature VI their
o~n habits Tie ssnsisisenesA VI thcss
,~u,.ic IA ,hi, subject. however. sho~s
,hs. ,hc> .u.rc,, the d,las,on II which
The, arc tho within. They claim 70
Ia "a thc ia, nf temperance, They
i,prccair drunkenness, and really don't
SEQ What Ii 10 he done about H. They
wish that men would be more rational
IL their enjoym.nt of tho good things
of the world, c,c.. etc, but their e,cs
seem blind t. the fact that they stand
IN the way of all reform. Tho hor-
rihlc drunkenness It the larger citics
ui Great britain. with which no bell
that America holds can compare for .
moment. can never hc reformed until
the drinking habits u tho English
clergy anil the English gentry arc rc-
formed Nih rl.,sn.t~ullths OF tho
british cltrs. winc.drlnkers. and wat
cr.lrinkrrs tal.ocd In sucivty. and ~.
ia, drinking the fashion IN all tho Likh
III. of tho realm, tic workman will
stand hy lis sn, brutality will reign
| IL i,s own chossu cent,is unlissurhcd,
aud ,tosc een,cre will Increasingly be-
coau what. to = frigh,lul eatcut. they
already are--tcs.crins sorea upon che
body s,cial, aud .tcnclcs IN tho mus
,rils u tho world.
The habits, neither of Great Britain
nor .America, will bo improved until
men D, influence In ever, walk VI life
NJ, wiling /, dispense with their drink.
Inn ,us,on. Hundreds VI thou sands
| i E,slish.spc4kins men - 70 drunk
ard grave every ,ear. 1hcge isnosh-
Ins Ii sanitary considerations - tley
rotate /, tho moderate drinkcr, and
surely nothing IN tho pleasures y 'ls
| moderate arinkcr, 10 mitigate this curse
/, il all q d.lusion. Tho water-dfink.
" il the healthy man. AID tho happy
man. Spirits, wine, beer, alcoholic
beverages II all sorts afe burden and
= bane, ani there il ne rlacc where .
gool man can stand unshadowcd by
fatal lolusipn. except upon tho sa'c
ground II total abstinence, NTH that
ground il taken. and held, by good
men everywhere. ,hrre can be no tom.
pcrancc reform. Tho winc-drinkcrs u
England and America have the whisky
drinkers IN their Keeping What ~
,huy propose 70 do with thcm?--Dr. J.
II. Holland; Srrlbncrs for March.
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~ II li.sl.l.s III.


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G se fltli i.#eslana. ii 'i4ttltn, II,
H4il prli ~ pr ln'. %a.f'p raf
M. ! ill,ts stailsgip Il ilsiA I'D nll
lati'a nj ~. saI l't.fa isetgutns
lnl# iatIia ss@s. iluna Ne, mli
kltIst.il iI1H ~ All IAhpi y
Ill - liz fli..issst collection III lle
aMetta Il. II nAltl.r ALL hr Mni
4fali# Il ny plum n,l.Il.s.. - afIa ~
eitlur lHsaf. ai,Alli Itnt Ifui, lur.
st.rn. ~ ~ satH's iar ~, miii ~
NIL pnr.iI Ntai - AfAioui !,
~ tsel y artit#a alaH i,nsa.tl. Na3
Nai.lsl,'pl ats. isil
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Nssess NJ M sawassnssss temmlssr* NJ
sesrsstrasa~s.

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-03-27
U1Nse. ,S'yn aaa Tul1'f0gc
lsunlf4Y.

Z ITHIt1 ItfH n
t.auan,tIl,s fuli nalietartian ir ether
hfaneh ii aafts. lap tA,f i.inaeIi \
naH,ii fhaa N.h Il liai ~ llHIlfaa
Alr.tt lHsigif
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u. Il. krrnAnr,
u. n. t'nlrY.
y. Is. MtMRIt,,
tn part ~ senate.
II. 4. t'nopill,n,
/, Ml.nllL,
i. q. Nrmnoip,
Is. 4. l,nnwN,
(, I. lLtf,
Tn part of House.
Its .Noiaes, .N'l'eh W, ISL.

An exchange truly say, that II cost.
IL. ,l,au .ent lay T. take Your week.
II l,aler--lcsr ll,an . diligvu. hen would
earn IN ,ear ~ ilc market rfIrs u
cgys; loss than one cigar week. AMI u
.er, chvap nnr VI ihat; lcss than tLv
batber would charge hy thv yesr u
kusp ones hair triuined: lcss than q
gnd ,i1wl Thanksgiving ,nt.c,. less
,,aa i seat me night A. thr pI,rsa, lcs.
than ~ rnnrse'.r kitchen gltI will ~astv
III 4 ~.rk \ r.nu, Lay can DO sn,r,l
hi man, i My ipit.r ihaa ssvlpins j
fantil, paper.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-03-27

Tho Mete n,enlofi Ing ~ ~nf,ia u
Scripture isno, necessarily ufa!,.p,sgr
IL \ gehn'af Many cLid can .c,rat
iessa Of tle mtaning ~ which ~ aiIl
never have conception. Thor commit.
.al has exer isei III. memory They are
II M further service IL him. u.,lo text,
nasc i meaning even i.l children. II
II wrong to Ioad Ito e|silh's m,mmy, i.
thu neglect ~ ths child's undcrstand
iny,
, 1874-04-28

Business Transacted
BrcRfnrh.ly.

miscellaneous lsusincsa TRANSACTED
Yesterday.
CAN 4 11Ana1ED wo,iAx Dg An AGENT OF uEA
Hu6DANp2
An interesting decision as to tho rights Of 4
married woman when doing business Oh agent
for hor husband waa decided yesterday by Judge
Dlolgett'
Tho oaso, tho Judge remarked when roviowing
the testimony, aroae on an application by tho
wto Of bankrupt to hayo cortain property sos
OF to her which ind beon aoized by tho Assignee
Of her husband. Tho petitioner in tlis case was
Elizabeth Hay, wife of Jonathan 1lay. of Froo-
Port. TIC bankrnpt who applies for % an order ,a on
certain sowing -machinos aid fixtures pertaining
thoreto; also, an umbrella, buffalo-roba, aud
bolt Of cotton, olaimod to 10 ler private prop.
orLy, mud which had been seized by tho Assignee
Us tho property Of her husband. Jonathan 1lay,
bad boen, it seemB FROM tho evidence. ongagod
Aluce 1871 in Ereeport az dealer IN lnusloa! ill.,
atnments and aowlng-lnaohlnes. In tho full Of
1879 he abseondod, IN consequence Of forgerles
which it is alleged 10 had eo.n1uttod. Proceed.
ingu weso shortly altorward comlnenood against
him III bankruptcy. mud ho was duly adiudcated.
Mrs Hay Ind boon for several years urlor to this
timo engaged iu business az agent With romark-
aud family, and oyon her husband. sllo was
also enabled to rodoam q homestead which had
been sold III 1860 under trust decd. ln 1871.
whom Hay wished to start anow In
businosB, ILLS wife raiaod st,000 by 4
mortgage on hor homoatoud, aud
gayo It to him. Thoro WAS an explicit undor-
stauding That hor earnings should bo llor own.
In tllo s.mmer Of 1878 two months prior to his
abscouding, Hay Ind ten sowing .mnones
and matorial OIL hand, which he was determined
to soil at any, price. Mrs Hay borrowed Of q
relative $500, which eho paid to her husband for
these machines. For sonao tilno thoy remained
In tho store Of hor lnlBbaud, as tlsoy Ind proa-
bly, done prior to that timo, After Ao abHGon&lcd
aAo took possession Of tho machines nnd ro-
moyod them to her house, whore thoy were when
tho Aystgnoo Rolzod them. Tho eviaenco shows
money iM duo courso OF trade. Tile only quos-
ton Ii aB to the question Of possession.
By the common law, tlop0sseHBi0n OF the vito
waH the possession Of the husband, ana he 10.
the wlte. Dut now tAls IL Changed by tho laws
, 1874-04-28
+. THE PRESIDENTS VETO.

To the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
Sir; While frankly extending to tho Preat-
don't u just 1nocd Of praise for this one good
act.-tho veto Of tho Finance bill,--let not our
shouta raise such dust Us shall blind us to the
part he has played IN the past, which has mado
it possible for such moasuros to ba passed. by
corrupt Legislature as shall causo Young
America, looking at tho patriot OF tho hour, to
loso sight Of tho eolf-conocitod uaurpor OF tho
past Lot asa not be carriol away upon q mo-
'ncntary .wayo Of ylrtno, to DO .again drawn be-
noatl the surglng waters Of ambition, COZ
ruption, aud political trlckory, There aro thoao
ehrewd politicians who know how to uso Just
such oooasions OF popular excitement to turn
our very Civilizations to their own account, and
from dofeat snatch linal victory.
Fow locked for this act Of the Executive, for
ho bud taught III to distrnst him , ho bud glvon
nountonance to thieves aud public plunderora
honce none could say with certainty where ho
could bo found.
Watch closo while yat lo Ia In powcr; and DO
not lotl aaHtray. In tho moyomonta Of unoortan
bodies thoro oan be no calculations made. lie
has otlcr acta to perform thoy may 10 in har-
lnony With thta last. Or they may nat Tho
Sphinx IL still 4 mystery. Watch and wait.
olloado, Aprll2a, 1874. 1HAAo GANNErV,
, 1874-04-28
JAPAN.

Tho N0n"IntercOtlrsg rDllCy-An Ex.
petition to Forlnosn.
BAN FnANo1sco, April 27.-Tho pncino bIntl
Steamer, Colorado arrived thia afternoon from
Hong F YKGng md Koh9lams s,, ahe brngs pows
appeared declaring tllat tho Emperor Of Ruaaa
hnB declined to arhtrato botwoen Jnpnn and
pora III tho oaso Of tho blnrin Luso, but dis
patches from tho Japanese Legation in st.
roeeraDurs positively announce that ho las colt
Nor-1NrEncouR Be.
Some oommont has boon oxoitod among jap
anose officials by tho circumstance that tu tho
publication, BY Yokohamn newspapers, Of tho
Alikaeo'H reply to- tho memorable Now Yoar's
address Of tho foreign representatives, sIgiiin-
can't expression towards tho close hns boon al-
tered or suppressed. It was to tho effect tint
Japan would noocpt such intercourso aa waH con-
slstent with her dignity Us m independent na-
tiou, and 'sas intended to. mark tho dieapproba-
tlon Of tho Government In regard to tho ilnpor-
tunitioB Of tho address,.
THE nEnELL1oN.
Veto, loador Of tho Saga irslllrcctlon, aftor
va!nly seeking rofugo in Bntsuma. is now D
fugitive III tho 1alands Of tho Inland gca.
HXrED1T1oN TO FonMosA.
Reports concerning tho expedition to Tor
mosa arc not without foundation. Enyoys
from Lin Kin, who viptcd Yeddo IN 1879, sought
tho protection Of Japan against the mfHdeedB OF
n Foriuosan tribe, which Ind number Of ehit-
wrecked sailors From Lin Kin. Tint kingdom,
having boon formally annexed to Japnn, protcc-
tion was promised, and lnogot!ationB wore ontorod
into with China for the PURPOSE Of ascortaining
what authority, il any, TINT nation claimed over
tho mnraudlng' tribo. China dlsayowod all re-
aponsibility, and the Japanese made prepnra-
tfous to ae;,d forcc to taio possession OF part
Of the island, aud keop the inhabitants in proper
Bubjectton. Various circumstances havo delayed
tho execution Of this project, but everything IL
now In readinoss, aud q small tloct will immcdl.
ately sail for, tho scone Of tho outragcB No
hostile notion ie intended, nnloBB It should provo
absolutely necessary, in which caso tho Japanese
aro fully prepared. Tho foreign assistants lit
tho expedition aro nl Americans. Liout,
CaBsoll, United States Navy, late commanding
the AHhuoto1, and Lieut.. Waason, u. 8. a. unit
recently ougagod In tho zozo Colonization depart,
mont aro tho naval and military advisors. Oyc1
tho political and general dotalls, Gon. LoGcndro,
formerly United Statoa Consul Mt Annoy, exor.
cisoB supervision. Tho plan will occupy q long
timo in carrying It out, and tho Japanese do mol
expect to firmly establish themselves before
tho end of this year. It Ia believed
by many that Formosa WAS an ancient dopondon'
cy Of Japan, and that In assuming control OF d
part OF tho ea8toru coast Of this Empire, Is onl,
resuming share of wliat was formerly its oW,i
Tho first detachment Of tho expedition will start
honco on the 9th. Tho Comnlandor-in-C Chic
will be sago Kitonoanko, younger brother q
tile distinguished satusslmn, statesman.
, 1874-04-28

THE CA1no y1NoENNEs ROAD.
A BpeoIal dispatch from Springfield states
that Judge Troat will to-day appoint q Receiver
for tho Cairo l. Vinconnea Railroad, the do.
fondants having failed to make tho bond to pay
oom7latnants tho sum found to be duo them on
tho tlnal hoaring Of tho case. Four names arc
prominently urged. Col Il. Anderson, Super
intondont Of tho Toledo, Wabash d Western
Railroad; Charles Ridgloy, Of Springfield; DR..
Newton Il. Casey, Of Mound City, md Frank
MorrelI, Of Eyanavilio Tho aoIect!on OF o Re-
ceiver will 10 mado from theae names. It is
possible that two may be appointed.
1NCnEABE OF RATES.
Tho Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4 st. Louis, Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne Il Chicago, Michigan
Bouttorn md Michigan Central, hayo held
another meeting aud docllod to mako q blight
incroaao in tho tariff. The nov rates adopted
are rs follows: III first and second-class, tho
ouly ohansos ID to Washington, D. q.
, 1874-04-28
ILLINOIS TOWN ELECTIONS.
Boards Of Supervisors fOr--1874.
r denotes rc-electcd.l

Bourds Of Supervisors for.-l574.
T. denotes rc-eleotedl
pnowx COUNTY.
Duckhorn-Abnl Berry, Opp.
Cooporatown-Ira Howell, Opp.
Elkhorn-C. 4. Northern, *0pp.
MisponriNn. mLe TN n. 3Uisrk. opp.
Mount Sterling-William q. Crawford, Rep.
rea llidge-Dayid X. 1yataon, lsop.
Riploy-Adam L. Martin, *nop.
Vcrsatllos-Edward Wolcl, Opp.
Total 0. 1so-elcctol, 9. Republican, 8; Op-
position, G,--Bnme ns Inst year.
BUREAU COUNTY.
Arispie-J. II. Wolcl, Opp.
Berlin-Enoa Smith, Acp.
Burcau-Lovi Dlauchard Opp.
Clarion-A. G. Porter, Top:
Coucord-JoBeph Daty, Opp.
Dovor-Simon Elliott, Opp.
Fairaell-W, ". Craddock, Opp.
Colds. ". jackson, Opp.
Grocnyilio-1. N. Clink Opp.
Hall-Honry Snyder, Opp.
Indantown-J. II. More, Top.
Lamoile-E. Il. Wnshb.lr1,. Rep.
Looportown-A. IT. Ayerill, Rep.
1lauan-Thomas J. Honly, Opp.
Observation-Disclosures Major, Rap,
AIio-L. J. Bates, Opp.
1[ineral-H. D. Davis, Opp.
NoponBot-Af. j. Lewis, Opp.
Ohio--S. 3. Lowor, Opp.
priucoton-R, B. Foster, Rep.
II. q. Fields. Opp.
Eeiby-R D. RnwBon, Opp,
Walnut-O. L. Boarss, Opp.
Westtiold-Jamos MoCready, Opp.
Observation-Disclosures Anderson, lep.
Wyanct-Jamee Hamr,ok, Opp.
Total 20. Re-olected, -. Republican, 8;
Opposition, 10.
CHRISTIAN COUNTY.
Assunption-J. 4. Pounds, Opp.
Bcar CrcoR-u: Munaboak,m Opp.
, 1874-04-28
Stewart tlHst Sherry,

a. T. Stewart Is connolasear in sherry wine,
Which y hiH strong point III vintage. He oaroa
yory nttla for ollor wines; but, whom le givoa u
stock OF shorty for which ho paid 68O, COO aomo
Years ago, purchasing 1t from tue yaultB Of tho
OLD Carlton House III broadway,
, 1874-04-28

Tho work OF TRANSMITTING tho niblo ia advancing
rapidly In Japan. The Gospels by Matthew,
Mark, md John have boon already printed, Luke
prepared. Iho Old Testament is itl tho hands Of
tho TRANSLATOR; and several books Of Mosos aro
ready tor tlpa1 revision.
, 1874-04-28
.Ratts Ji.on, Chicago to
{alatil cha'IFctt)

Tho Baltimore j. Ohio nailroad has raised It's
rates GU fourth class to Now York to do cents
per 100.
III addition to tho recent reduction In pasaon-
for fnros to st. Louis from $l1 10 80, tho 1lli-
nos Central Railroad las decided to sell round
trip tlokots Mt SIC,
Trims Oh tho Mississippi Railroed aro again
running through to Canton md Maucllac. At
tho latter place passengers nrc takon to Now Or
leans by Htoanlor, via Lako poncllnrtrniu.
Tho KaNaas City, st. 10 i Omaha Railroad
Inns commenced running day and sloaping-cars
diroet from Omaha aorosB the bridge to st.
Louis.
TIE WISCONSIN CENTRAL AND THE MILWAUKEE
NORTHERN nA11NoADB.
Tho WISCONSIN Central md tho milwaukee, t.
Northern Railroads, both operated by the Phil
lips 4 Colby Construction Company, to.tlay is-
nod new freight tarltfa to 60 into effect to-mor-
row, also ignoring tho now law. Mr.. Phillips
maintains tlat those roads come under Glass
90" Of tho Potter bill, mud that tho spirit Of
tho law hnH boon compiled with. Nevertheless,
ho expects suits to 10 brought, but Ia fortified
with opinions, and will 60 to tho Supreme Court
n!ong with tho st. Paul nna Northwestern Rail-
pallleH will introduce tho now syHtem Of granting
return passenger tio'sots at 31 couts per milo,
THE WISCONSIN RAILROAD LAW.
Tho new Wisconsin laiiro4d law will be- off,
clally published and taho effect tomorrow. 1t la
statod that tho Commissioners, tl,oroby pro-
vided for, will not bc announced till May. Who
thoy will be Ia still a profound secret. It is
given out that Gov. Taylor will be firm in dis
charging any duty doyolylng on hlm untlor tho
law. 1Io haa gone to milwaukee, to-lay. as sup-
posed, to consult OIL tho situation.
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that had boon made and hor ia.
thor and her brothor sooing clear.
ly that no real repentance was to
be expected from such a man, ro.
solved TO tnko justice into their
own hands, but moro otfectualIy
than tho Soignour of La Pircebe
had done. They fastened the
scoundrel to tho horse which be
had saddlod himself, conducted
him to tho square Of La Pirocho,
and hung him exactly whore he
was hung before but they took
caro- 10 remove his helmet and lay
it on tho ground, to make suro
that ho should not oscnpo this
timo, and they quietly rcturrod
homo.
AS to the Seigneur of La Piroche,
since he was in possession Of
sure and certain talisman, ho Joy
fully sot out for tho wars, where
no was the worry first to get knock.
ed on the head.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05

A EuNNY CASE OF H1yINa BEES.
"A cBap in Louisiana recently
took q notion for q bath in an in.
viting stream, W hich flowed
through fold he was engaged in
plowing, and divesting himself Of
his clothes for the purpose, hung
his unmentionables upon tho limb
Of q locust troe hard by. He had
luxuriated for some half an hour,
and swan back to his starting
point, when he perceived o bevy
of young damsels approaching,
with their flower baskets. He scam.
pered up the bank aud into his
breechos, but alasl unhappy fellow
not soon enough. They we're oo-
cupied. Asmall colony of bees wero
in possession. He reports that he
tgotshome, but how, heSknows not.
"Thinks he ran"---knows he bal
loed--and8isss the girls laugh
cd. His friends found 4inGhis pan-
falcons q number of dead bees---
some angry ones -Sand the8biggest
half Of o very soreSYouth. 4. n