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l1f7sroN. Pa, Nov. 3.-Our town this morn.
inK Ia IL fever Of oxeiterneut over the elections
ind the discussion Of Que Of the most adroIt
bsnk'tobborles over committed In this or proba~
oas' my othHr socton OF tub State. Tho Firsk
Hs''ohai bsnk Of this place was the victim. and
Wa" "oss sat!ltuy entered, but no. without the
n'est Hlnu OF labor on tho part Of profess
slona.s' "nat mh4ee tho 1aAttor moro won-
def!ul ~ That tue bauk Ia provided with =
patent asarul'Onli. Mulch ia aitsched to =
building near by, anil electric wires connect will,
the bell from almost every conceivable point NJ
eutraacs 10 the.bapk. 1he eus.dsas IL . eno.
story brick, With ilat roof tlopiug from front
10 rear aud extending back about 50 feek In
rear Of tho building III lot, incIossd At The fr,
ther end With low sheA which III built uu,n
An alley. Several tadlers Aa,e reytol unon liz.
sled for montbs. The back - BOUNDED an IN.
north by gabie.foo1ed. snEeo-ssory brick bu,l,.
Ing. the upper portion OF which 10 occupieo a. !.
clearinghouse.
Tue burglars hrst placed short ladder in the
alley against tue shed, over which they cl,nhe,
10 the lot, Then they mkdo uae Of oas Of tht
ladders there found BY carrysng j to tho rear ii
the wooden building, and placing il In such ,
position ~ to bo hidden 10 the dark corner made
Projects mauy feot IN rear Of tue other
Ascending this ladder the roof Of th
wore na.s!y i fsst below the TOP .
lhs aat roof Of tha bank. A largo so1e,
~ail OF Tie bank. upou xhich ths burglar
could step aud xscend 70 she soot Without dit
iiculty. The bang roof u covered with til. ~,
1t required much caution 10 proceed orar 1t With
out sousinS tue Occupants ot 4 room ln III
, 1875-11-06
IElEGRAPhlc RnEYiIlEs.

Tho Quebec Legislature opened yss.erdey With
the usual togInAlIt,es.
The rate Of tsxstion for all purposes on prop.
ersy n Springfield, ILL.,. has bssn h1ed ht 45.0J
per *l0u.
George II. Pnlllnsn arrived at Springfield yes-
"CAHtalls."
Cspt. ". B. uughoa, Assistknt Quartsrmastes,
W. remain and dlscuAI 20 tia duties Of Chef OF
I've QasstssuAstsrs Department OF Dakota
1%at'nk % the temporary atsoaco OF 0ap. CARD,
~ ~ AeG!ufe. Conniaassy Of Bubsistsncs d
slll Col. Augass' return. ''''"''SA
, 1875-11-06

eHes1a' U5SbElth II TN ENitdda IF1hHnt.
CHANrAIGH, ILL.,. NOV. 5.-The trlal Of David r.
brown for the murder Of AID. Adclf LING Il,
thus city, on tue I'D o! sepsesnoes A.s il IN pro-
gree1 btfoEc Judge smith and jury At Urbana.
The testimony is all in. and establishes tho
shooting beyond q doubt, but sLero IL an un :
COZ tainty As t. whether it was accidental or iu
tentiona!. Lang. III h.s dying rts:amout, said
that be saw Brown aiming At him with tho euu,
which ia small rllo Used for tasget-kAQotug.
but did not suppose that he would sl1oot. Tho
Iasa will he argued to-n,orsow.
, 1875-11-06

DrErecE, IT,, Nov. 5.-Two months ago a
stranger appeared in Dremer County with cx-
ceent clothes to soil livery cheap" tlhing bis
Pay in notca. due with Interest III three or hix
ulonths, t1e wrote the uotea III such
way that additions could easily ho ulMls.
and alter Purchasers Ut his goo III l,aI
affixed shtif nanes no changed tue amuunts goll-
tralY flon a2l 10 S,l!U, sod tho notes 10 bauk-
c:o lhc vicinity. autl .han cleared uut. Tho
fraud laa lust been discovered, aud something
TIER tcofo OF talluels il the county baye boon
k5,J0U wv
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MEMPHIS. Tenn. Nov. ti.-Eecorder Winters
to-day held J. J. md 4. N. Smith each iu Il, 90
bonds TO answer tho charge of a!temoting 10
kidnsp Josepl II. Iighu, sho was 81. eAtcd by
them Oh warrant from Gov. Porter On n reaui-
alton from the Governor OF Ohio to answer
charge Of obtaining goods undor false presenaos.
The Recorder bald them under Sec. ~, 10, Of
the code. which saYB: ''1f any person. hy color
Of his Office, sillfully aud corEustly o:,.,ress any
person wider nresomHn OF acting Il, bis oii..al
capacity, be shall be puusho BY fine no. OK
ceodipg II 900 or imprisonment iu the County
Jail not exceeding oliu year,
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AVN AADou, Mich. SoY. b.-E. Blood, m old
resident and prominent merchant Of th,s city,
died early this mornia8 Of pleutisy. His wite
diod about two weeks ago, to whom ho WAS very
greatly attached. Grief Tor her Iosa FASTENED
hlS DEATH liz had been sick but few days.
, 1875-11-06

.Tftiaf DI1l4ltf7s u 7.tt EhIea"" TFibHnf.
Four NA:SE. Ind, Nov. s.-'iho tiraai Jury
ao-day returned indictments asa.uet Gabriel
Fair, a'ias LID ,yer; Eu.loy Du..arlotc, John
DulIashe tG lsam DollArtietc, George Emery,
md Josiah Ros,trs}.
Tho Crl,n;1al Cour. began tho trial uf Henry
Tnrockinor.on. indicted for assault with iatant
to murder.
On Wednesday night tho store Of George W.
p7qoaover, at Claysville, Huntington Couutv.
IL miles nest Of this city, was rouled Of el.GuO
worth Of goods. William lios", Joseph Clifford
Robert Clifford. and 1ames Clifford "cre arrest.
Gd yesterday on cua7Ge Of committing Tho burg
larry. and were t'';day taken to Harrington tor
prolimita1y hpar,Dg.
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5rtesat Dutateh 10 The CA,eago 7rlbusN.
esoALlA. No., Nov. Son tho arrival OF the
axprsss triu from tue East, this morning, Vance
Smith sud Foatet Haley. runners for tho Au,cri-
ean md Union Hotels, beeAma involved In 3
quarrel, leading to fight Smith otenched
lIa'cy around the tongue. causing hls tongue to
protrude at somo length. when ha struck him
completely on. haley will 10 speaeAless. Uosh
we're negroes.
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CuEYrsSE. Wyo., Nov, 5.-The Wyoming
Legislature met and orehnizea bore yesterday.
After tho delivery OF tile Governors nesssgs IL
Adjourned I'LL Tuesday next.
, 1875-11-06

NEW YoRK. Nov 5.-The direct cabie 1eopeued
for busiuess Ut midught. The tAlln fsoul New
York Ia Is csnts La gold per word.
, 1875-11-06

Tho atsamsss Benton spd Carroll. the last
Mssaourt River boAss Of tho teasou, arrived at
Sioux City from above, And lnft last night for
Ct, LQal4 With oAtgQau Of grAil
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aAat, nf Aoass:rhisYEs chprunfn

HAND OF AbRsEtTH1EVEs EbFTuhEO.
ST. Louis, Nov. 6.-The Hepubfican's kannas
City special says information IL received the,e
from Camp Contentment. uear tho military post
recently established on Sweotwater liver, Iuul-
At Territory, that tue United Htatoa truops cst.
tuged band OF cut-throata aud horHe-tbaveH
near that place. The ganx had stolen iltty Gov
etnment muies hnd 1t tie time Of tletr capture
wero heavily tzoned aud Bont under Bttop8 es-
cost to F1,tH.M
, 1875-11-06
ApRSE.ThbEpES,

Spke.at D4pateh 10 Ihe Chicago 1rteuns.
BIoux CITY, H.. Nov. 6.-Two horso-thieyes
nsmed J. Young and II. Hdd. convicted last week
and ssoseuced 10 lh.es years EACH III State
Prison, left here to-day 10 ehAtge OF the shotlf
fur IT. Madison,
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h'tn +eNtcHc II tn ta1 yeAra IN tic state rTieou
frr shooting Muli ~:rAssel.
A, @ -"ta ,cc -uAT ,o7 TIE INDIANA HORROR
Srfrfr Cbrrtsnondsrr NJ 7hf Chtrd!'n Tr bnnt.
KoKoM,, 1nf.. Nov. Al aend vou copies OF
extras issued By tho Kokonlo Tri5anr AMI Dtiuo-
ern'. Tue former Rpl esrca In OUT toeg ,aphic
G4r,,alches Yesterday. Tho latter IL As follows.
-Ep. TElNuSE.l
Yeattr';sy. David Robinson, a farmer, who lives s
mira sa't of sass city, snd IN north Of ta NORTH pike
suit ef clothes, and reurnei home late Ia tho
lug. soon ster ~ A.. .snppss: T. oe'oca without any
srRn.for him from tbs father into end tncafn tc.
he '!te~ hia rrv'ser and shat bs oldest sop aFed
II s hs2 'qa Gu H. ,h ce rfa IT, On s s I'D
wikrd TO tho lcd III which wels slcstiug smother
R1r years, and little iyrar-cid daughter, md fhnt
aronse4', and ht Saa monster IN human tha.e lie
;, ,r!:e razor and sut sh' sloeI'ns children
donhiy aure he crushed tlleir .cnlls with a
ahaIr. tcaitrtng llos,d mud Lralna all over .hr
trnn1i.1ed u'oter could utter Ey'l"bie. lic ahrn
turned on tho remaining k't, aInl h!t him ~ lIn
face and dealt him terrible hiow over e he.d WIZ WIZ
his mother. and tito two ran u. tnlIes To lt'EhhurH T.
Afscr Tho red sEs. dei.e The nInr.tcrcr mounted
s"ssrt havs tais morut,e. atihsws,stDs $50 O'Clock,
returned from tho terr'bo srnr. Ihs sen ~, = g. snv-
eEed VIII Glon4> Anu tht1HFscA htAl ~
tho hcd where they etpt ttn Lrahsletp thciF gaplnE
wounds Eltane tint terrible JHattce he metrd ot't TO
the tnhniian fntIer I'LL; II oN at targn--a dual r-
tlcrrr NLin.nu il \ t,,rt-E.t'e rar. aoh face,
a1 al,out III vrar. n nrr. ilo Is rat .rMrt.ate
r7n. nuA ,hr ltrs'tt.l amt brnkrn-lIearcu mother
can sjgu no ralst for the tltabt,"a net.
sh rtlv asfrr tho issuing of theHo extrae, word
waa received that tho denl bodv Of tho murderer
wak discovered early tlls morning at jackson
It, tiot, \ miles south af this rI.co, on tbs T.,
T., l. T. RNhoaA,-sho murderer having eithef
fnI!vn 1t tAroan sumeolf under tho whoos OF
the through frcigllt-train which passes this
1'aeo NJ out o'clock IL tho morning g--llo having
Ie4t his hnrsa hncncl near tho railroad. c,o1s,ng
II. sr lhsB place. and III Aoino wav sncreted him.
solf Oil tho tram. Several cars mist
have pnsscd over him, ns Ills body
was badly nls,slatca. Tho cofpso waa
forwarded 10 tha place at 2 o'clock to-day, and
wEa viewed by hundreds OF tho citizens hero,
and this afternoon waa sent out to his Into resi-
denrs, and nov lien site BY side With his tnur-
tlcrra children. and to-morro" they will all be
buried. Tho general opinion now eeems to be
that the man nn% insane. t8 he had always betn
considered kind husband and father. but for
tho pas: two ynals lis health has not be Gu good,
hs tioing troubled with q pail. IN ha spinAl-col.
n,nn nri thc back part Of Ills head; ard. nbont
4 month Bsnce, ho threatened to Cit his wto's
and chiIaret,'s tlroRta. because she hAd told him
to hurry 10 breakfast, hut ho afterwards said
that bo "as ohiy In fun, and wanted TO Scars ths
littl0 girl.
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New YonK, Nov. 5.-There wab considerable
excitement this evening III ccrla:n ciret's in
oopsoguouc. OF a rlnlor Of tho 1rcseu:n.ion to
tho Attorney-ticneral Of rapers aist t'iLcncs
looking to tile Indictment of re:lan officials mud
contractors IN Droullyn lilo pa,,r. cn'a,,atc
from i,1ornlncEt Ia: rasnr-. and from, tho TAX
payers Association. Ex.Martr Uooth said to-
night that those who ". re- engage! II tho move
ncnt were iu earnest. but Il. lao present Lime
he could nos ti.c usr th"lr at'.ion. Whocyer hat!
giycn information in regard to TIA ninscnont
was guilty OF a y!o attnn # confidence, The
rapcla. he PRESUMED were EuH III Tho hands Ut
tho Att0lncv -GcruIal. Int whctl:cr thrro 1ns
sufficient evidence to tako action Oh, he codld
gp{ eaT,
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PHlLApxLPulA, Pa, Nov. 5.-Johu Cor
iiss has been arrested in this city, charged NTH
Negotiating forged Eric City wAseE-woras bonds.
lie ls sad to have beeu = participant In whols-
bale scheme TO nood The country with spu.lops
Union, and the buffalo d Erie lAllloAd.
, 1875-11-06

TEN YEARS IN The eENlTENTjAHr,
LAxslse. Mich., Nov. e.-Lusas Qsstos has
, 1875-11-06
Sharp Transactions Of n s3windling
Tailor In Bremen County, Ii.
Another Account of tho Kokomo Had"
mans 8anguinary Atrocities,
4 Blood-Curdllug Reminlsccncc Called
Up by the LangmuId Dutchcry.
A Young Girl at Fairview, O., Shoots Her
6educer.
Particulars of the Recent Bank Isco-
berry at Pittston, Pa.

RoBBEp ON THE CARS,
5pActaI D7*1atch 10 The Chiea4o TribHns.
DEs Mo1SEs H., Nor. b.-Thomas Currao. =
passenger On tho express trim on tho Rock
Island Road. which left Chicago aat evening, II
miles out missed Il, 100 In cash and n Judgment
bond on Columbia County, Pennsylvania which
was in his ovsEcoat breast pocket when he got
nbontd. SevsrR! passengers were searched Ian
the train arrived at 4 2. m. to-dar. No clcw to
tic money. Ho WAS going 10 Moth Deun, Mob.
Sntefui Uaspdteh IL THt Ch,:naa Ir,bttMe.
OrrAwA+ ILL.,, Nov. 8. "A passenger tlcstinol
for California, WHO came down on tlae night pas
eenger-sraln OF tho Chicago, lock lHtanh Il Pa
citic Railroad, claims that tackaGo containing
e1. 400 Ia currency WAS sakon from ha pocket OIL
tho train somewhere betwoen Chicago and O3ta-
Ea. This tram WAS stopped hero ahla sfarc1
WAS naac. but no ssace Of tito thief or money
vna discovered.
, 1875-11-06


smi.ten, and devotsd himself to a young lady
WIN = very high topknot with an assiduisY
which. am atrasd. would hava rendered come
fair English lady highly Indignant could sho
wont walking about tho village With her on ba
arm. an,liug down upon her In \ way which
mnat haye stirred her lltt!o heart up to l.a very
depths carving on conversation With tlgns,
what. to perfectly uuptsjudoed spao' ator,
seemed to bo id!otlo gaatIculationa, lntoaded.
probably, ss passing remarks about tho Weather.
THE LADIES MODELS or DHCphUH.
It should not be forgotten M'th regard 70 these
RiEls that they are all ve.y nell behaved. They
allowed tne mon not even q klas nor u squeeze
Of tbs hand. aud know ~ vol! how 10 u,ainsain
their dtgo'ty and ke9p peonle at proper ds-
tanco ~ 90 any other Young ladies', Thor are
all good ChrjHt'ans and chufch'going people. be.
longing. "a do all rho Esquinaux OF Greenland,
10 Aomo form OF the Lutheran filth 10 which
They liavo been converted BY the mild aud benel-
icent influence .! the kindly Dancs. They have
. neat little wooden church. where thoy haye 10.
l,glous services every Sunday, aud pastor, who
goes tbs rounds Of distrtct and appears regu-
iA1ly among them about once month and
shey lead = qulat innocent, ytt.uons. md.
t. II noq fDs hspn1 s IN ss
tue most Lonesome tina fos them ~ nearly al
the man 4E0 away then Oil tho limiting and tial-
Ing gtouude. We ouly SAW five or si1 sbolt the
village, and they took no part iu tho festivities.
very rata occur1o1ce-as the great eyont Of tbs
auntneE.
AZ leugth, shout Ia o'clock. Nc saw the signal
to como on flying from the Pandora'B masthead,
and. after one mora waltz. we TOOK An aEectlon-
Aso eaye OF our fair fr,ends, thanking them. ~
well A. ne could. for tho pleasant evening shoy
had given us. They accompanied u down 10
tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF us managing 10
stesl = tiss on the wsy-and than
| scrambled into Tho jol!,boat while sho
Yiti8 Et0nn iIR In n
Watching us with hAlt smiling. half saddenoa
faces. As We pushed of they ses up kind Of
! half laughing, half fearful cry, which followed
ns far out into tho bay, aud came to tls over the
! widening water sofisned llto saddausd stream
- sseet and musical ~ the sishlpg Of ~ Eolian
harp. It w4s 40 sad wlthal that the doxs Of tho
yif1iRe. which had likasiso followed I'd down to
tho waters edge to sse rs OF, jo1ned n With =
mourL iul howl, and made soFFoutu chant that
sounded strangely wild sud wolfd 10 the dian
mysterious twilight Of tho Arctic auGnmer night:
| II Was pretty and graceful farewell, and added
| one more kindly souFelir to our memories OF
| Disco. The dear giris-ns will never see them
again, but We will not Foon forget tseir happy
mi1th aud Pleas int smiling faces tllss seema 10
make the dreary desoiRtlon asound them oloasom
with so8eg,
, 1875-11-06

III hbotis tof ellis Ahd epo!na u 1eA}'A1.7
Whsfo grow
Full 1napy geru Of purest 70, serene. ,,.
Ono says. Ia speaking OF artist and ef;sut III
"Moal painters are 10 thoroughly aud ~ ,b.t ~
exclusively taken up With the ffchntq4e. !nss
they care tor little else besides Ihe 1!as.
the ari IN = picture 10 much that 10 1esiSd
Of tLs subject. lralso the subject. snd O. ~
almost as iief you had praised Tho fia1s Ass
1 hava often hnatd artists saY thas' ~ w H.
tuR u q picture, the subject made 10 at'
feIeucs to them, That might be h".. n..
eod s,sn eo, ne1s ans nd 20 eo%xnoson oax So.
nv humb!o oplnloa, It The technique 20 shs .a ne
Of the picture, Lde subject - solnetnns s,no w,
hixher,-lt 70 thu snut OF It. DEawiug. co!ap~a
siiiop, color, may be estimated and ooIn. h.Innn
separately ln gwen picture; erp1esslpu ~ LsI ths
10 tue whole work aud to osofy pa'' ,sai ~ aab.
sud caro- ars taken by Clough to III gh.i
tons aud color to his landseatss' ~ ~ III -.
one gets view Of ths s1los :" ,ba - tore.
far distance ranging mAnY malae' ~ ~ II the pr;m.
tfossa uudsr tham, seem 10 shed frasI.nsod
tbe aIr. Az lie knowledge Of tsoo pteeeu1s nns
That Of counting the e4yes, doas It siks ~ ons
1T once that The whole sce1e ~ 8soapeI, ap,ntsnir,
complete whole md one sAslssMs LIT ri.
orders came from Ean York 70 pascosen sesnss "a
snction eale, quite uumber Of those sesh0s .Ssd
Csyuss CouutJ; aud Mr. .. has ~ .s,snt,. ~.
10 msIo hnolhor sale, tlis fail. Of ABOUT ss''"''
dfe choice pictures.
GOV. SEWARD. .,o,. nv
With lhs following questions -, = e.vti e.svn,tti9s
| lengthy communication; ia fhefs Adc.H
Of ! public pstuEe IN Auburn Ihhs "en.u sytt
to the atrapgor that William u. sesnu nnnx v, out
lived thero7 u there .nysA!nS aetatenIis y t ths
remembrance Of Auhuras tsi!sa na,l tho ttls pIos.
IN fIout OF ,he C!ty-HAlI, Of tue nhhDuas nith .ams
sousl ssrsst Pa.k, MY hs hoaotsd WIZ h,s su M,
suph emblem. Your large cteuias!on - WI Nsi
stI tue people TO ! tsrdJ Justice = Il,
YQtkA fAyo1lte SOD"
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1875-12-23
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS

The teachers OF the Neophogen College havt
the highest national reputation both as teacher
and authors. 1t is the cheapest college OF tn,
| kind in the world, and is the best one for boil
| males and females of the North and South. 1t II
located in a beautiful section of the State, which
was selected with great care.-Republican Ban
ner, Nashville, Tenn.
Neophogen is the cheapest college of like
! grade in the world. There are five schools di
| vided into eight departments, which are thor
ough in their detail of study.-Bulletin, Nash
vile, Tenn.
NeophOgen is a great enterprise. The college
Is located in one of the garden spots of tide coun.
try. 1t consists of ten teachers of established
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Advocate, Nashville,
Tenn.
Neophogen has a national claim upon the
youth of this country, and the faculty have q
national reputation.--Pulaski Patriot, Ill:
Neophogen is founded upon right principles;
has adopted the right course; Is imoued Win
the right nieans.--San Antonio Express, Texas.
N .Ophogen stands high in the estimation of
scholarly men all over the country. me faculty
numbers many names known to the educational
and scientific world.--Wood County Reporter,
Wisconsin.
richest, healthiest and most charming counties
i'm the State of Tennessee, and Is one OF the
cheapest institutions in the United States.
Lafayette Advertiser, Vermillionville, La.
This excellent seat of learning is located at
Callatin. Tenn, in one Of the richest and most
charming agricultural districts i'll America. 1t is
the cheapest college of its grade in the country,
and not only That, III Is one OF the Dest.--1 aloo
City Democrat, Miss.
1t presents superior inducements to parents
and guardians as a desirable field for educasion-
al cultul e.-American Citizen, Canton, Miss.
We recommend this excellent cOllege.--Aber-
deem Examiner, Miss.
Neophogen is entering its tenth academic year,
{ ld is one of the best colleges in existence.
summit Sentinel, Miss.
NEOPH0GEN CoLLEGE.--Such is the name OF
one of the most promising and useful institutions
of the South, located at the beautiful little City,
Gallalin, Tenn.--Sanalbal Courier, Mo.
May 2I-tf
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1875-12-23
He Fell in Oar,

One day last week a colOred indi-
vidual was discovered issuing from
the ware-room of a certain store in
town, and as his actions were not al
together such as to Justify one in the
belief that he was acting on the
square, one of the clerks of the afore-
said house who had observed him,
objected to such proceedings, and
asked him what he hal in his pock-
cts, when the negro Indignantly re-
piled, Muffin" The clerk still sus-
pecting something, insisted upon his
showing what he had the negr" see
ing no chance of escape, began slowly
to withdraw his hands from his peck
cts, and to the surprise OF the clerk,
his fingers were completely covered
with lard. He had both pockets full,
which of course he had stolen.
"Now," said the clerk, 81 have caught
YOU committing a theft, and l intend
YOU shall suffer accordingly" The
negro %innocentl, remarked, 81 Glare
fore gracious boss, yOu's mistaken,
and rs gwine to tell you de truff
bout dis, since you is so 'spicious.
You see dar is SO much grease on de
floor dat as | tempted to pass de lard
barrel, | slipped up and fell in. Yes,
! did, boss, and is much obleeged
now if you'll let me go, kase rs in a
powerful hurry" lie vas allowed TO
Ta2, the clerk pronouncing the bene-
Lard have mercy on YOU
bolton WeeE{g.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1875-12-23
81. JAMES HOTEL,
Terms Only So so Per Day.

The need of a well kept Hotel, at mod.
crate prices, has long been felt in New
Orleans.
TL supply the deficiency, the under.
signed have leased, ftr a term of years.
the above "ell-known and popular
house.
1t has been thoroughly renovated and
reprinted, with new furniture and car.
peting, and it is opened to the
public with every department in first.
class and complete order.
Situated in the very centre Of the bus
mess portion OF the city, and under the
management of competent and atten-
tive Southern gentlemen, and at a per
diem rate less than any hotel of its class
in the country, it offers special induce
ment to the Southern travelling public,
from whom it solicits. and hopes to re-
ceive a liberal patronage.
Il. E. RIVERS & CO.,
NovlSt IT Iroprietors.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1875-12-23
NEW YORK.
THE WEEKLY SIN.
1875.
l276.


Eighteen hundred and seventv-s,v 10 ,ho 80
senhiai year. 1t is also the year in which an On
position House OF Representatives the 1rst ~ NJ
the vea, VII ne IN power at WashIngton: and
1an ol tne twenty-third election az a Presi-
dent OF the United States. All NJ thoa d ,Iusi-
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espeo,hiy tne TWO latter; and all of them and
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Ihe Opposition House of representative tok-
my upthe Ilnc OF inquiry opened YEA 4 900 Id, T %N
co OF ~ n s'eInIy ana diligently investigate the
coiruptlons aud mlsdeeds of Grants administra
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NJ so vi al tnis The Sun will contain com
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ne wenty third Presidential election. with the
plepardtIohs Tor 1t, will be memorable as decId,
ing upon q. ants aspirations for a tb,rd 10 ,n -
power ana plnnder, and still more as decidinn
VINO Snail ne the candidate of the nartv NJ Pc
IN, "a "n1 as eieGtlng mat candidate. Concern
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