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tire 261. La proposition WALTON dit "qu'
les departments ct les colonies eliron
225 senateurs, ct pAssemblee 75.n-IA
peintre francais j. B. Camille Corot, es1
mort.
-Hoar, Wheeler ct Frye, dams leur
rapport de minurite, mails qui plaft q
Grant ct au Congress, dGclarent que le
blanc dc Ia Louisiana yeut. resaisir le
pouvoir par la force ct la finude, que
Kellogg a etc prolttble,nent 4lu, que Pad
i 1ninistration de rEtat ct radministra.
tion locale sont cor1D1lpnes, que IL Blu.
reatl des retOurs q agi malhOnnatement,
quill faut reconnaitre Kellogg, ct aussi
que Ia Chalnbre dies representants de la
J.ouisiane doit prendre dies measures Till.
1nediates pour rendre leurs sifges aux
conservateurs elus ct expulses par She
ridan.o NJ. Foster sc joint aux c:toyens
sns1its pour un point: Compromis re-
connaissant Kellogg ct accordant aux
conservateurs une majorite dams la
Chambre.-Lerapport de Foster, Phelps,
Potter ct Marshall declare que l'9lection
a etc loyale, qu'aucune preston ma 6t6
exercfe par la population blanche, que
les noirs o1lt pu voter ct ont vote, au'ils
ont peut-etre meme trop vote, que le
Bureau des retUilrs sciemment annuk
Ia volonte du peuple, que le peuple Flu
la Chambre basse une majorit6 r9elle
de cDnservateurs, que la Reconnaissance
du gouvernement Kellogg est bas4e
sur des informatioIs generates ct non
sur des preuves, &c. Que fera le Con.
gres! Ce meme Congress, gui rppousse
Pinchback, qui Sc dispose a allmettre
Sheridan, le candidat lie la fusion de
1872, qui admet Ia fourberie ct Ia
mauvaise fol de Durell, de Kellogg ct du
Bureau des retonrs, croft ayec NJ. Grant
quill faut recOnnaitre W. p. kellogg
gouverneur de rEtat de la Louisiana.
On done en- est Ia republiqnei
| M. Mac Emery envoyG marfli an
caucus conservatism tine pIOtpstation
cnlltre le comnromis proieta. NJ. Mac
Emery peut-ttre raison; mais on trouve
g6neralement quill fait plus de bruit
que i'enn,et que son style peche un peu
par remphase.
DERN1ERES NOUvELLES.-Le
cailc,ls conservateur, sa reunion de
mercredi, a accepte lie compron,;s Whee
Ter. "a memhres ont vote poxr,333 80 contre
I'm mass meeting dn peuple de Il
Nouvelle- Orleans etc convoque pcu
vendredi,26 ,26 c0tia.,t. Pourvu que nou
ne dOnnioils pas au monde le depl0ra
BILE Spectacle dun penple diuise!
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-02-27

fait rien qui vaille. Or connait a peine
son sexe. Harcelee par les ltgitimistcs,
lar les or)eanistes, par les bonapartis-
tes, par Mac-Mahon lui-mtme, elle jone
Ia moderation ct sc defend commit dun
crime davoir .jadis fieremelt ct co,isa Hs;i .
get'se1nentporte lie bonnet rouge de la
libert6 ct de Ia revolution. Jan,ais lie
parlementahisme ma prouvG plus dim
pulssance, plus d'insuttisancc, plus din
dtcence, ct celui qui .jetterait asjonTl
hui PAssemblte de Versailles par les
fenttres, sans autre nandat que celui
de, Ia force, ,serait salue CONNIE un grand
homme ct CONNIE un liMrateur. Au
reste,nolas sOmnes an steele des soldats.
LIE soldat la poigne solile, brutale ct
lmperiale. On dit meme que lie regime
mllitaire est le seul qui convienne 4 la
France; car le Francais, heureusement
ou malheurensement, ne croft qu'aux
gouvernements forts ct nc sc fait pas Il
Tldee dun gOuvernement de discoureurs,
de habletlrs ct de bavards. II lui faut
sentir quelque chose, une main, ,ul bras,
un sabre. II aime ceux qui frappent ct
rit volontiers de ceux qui 1aisonnent.
ii ne comprend pas trop, sauf dams la
personne de quelq,les dialecticiens, les
beauties du parlementarisme ct les ga
ranties du systeme reprcsentatif. Cest
TN penple Acknowledgement laborieux. le
premier peuple du monde par lie travail
dc resprit ct DIES bras, mais qui aime
peu les so,,cis,le ennuis ct les responsa
bilites du gOuvernement. Au reste, il
commence a Gprouver In lassitude qu
meme aux Oublis.
Les Bonapartistes comprennent done
que le moment approche de lancer leur
NuM,sro ".
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-02-27

Nous detaclons du Popdgr'enr les
i'enes Suivantes, signfes a. Luton.
Files sont protond 5lnert vraies
"a notrc avis, rorigine principa!e de
In ricllosse Ell France Went de l'or.al,-
sation du travail en- commun de rhom-
me ct de la femme dams la t;,mille.
En- France, Ell etfet, 4 tOus les degrees
tie Ffchelle sociale, ,rhomme ct Ia femme
travaillent en- cOlnmlln; les deuX intel
liscnces men font qu'une,clles Sc compile
tent Func par rautre, ct par cette union
lntime,par cctte fusion dies deuX intel
ligences, les iuterits de In famille son,
ben gonvernts. Par.ois, sans doute, le
caracterr plus timide de la femme en-
trave le devrloppemcnt dune attai,c ct
rcticnt IllOmme dams scs clans aventu-
lrux ct dams son ambition mails aussi,
combien de ruines sOnt tvitics par
fheureu>e influence de Ia femme.
Dams les at1aires de pEtat memo, dams
les gr,ndes ct petites at1aires inGu>tri-
ellcs, tinancieres ct commercials, dams
Ii gls.nde 1t la petite culture, dams les
trava,tx manucls, en- un mot, dams tou-
ties les positions sociales, la femme Il son
role, ct tres souvent le premier; ct nous
lr repttons avec une force de convic-
tion :,bso!llc, c'cSt 4 cette organisation
sociale one la France doit sa grandeur
qui siSte .tous les assaults qli llli
sont donnes, meme par ses cnfalits."
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--.s 80 -
N0llE.LL \ s.

VIEUX MONDE.-Ics bonapartis-
tes devenaient inquiGtants. Aussi Ia
peur du honapartisme a-t-elle polssc le
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-02-27

FRANCE.-La France nest PAS en-.
core descendue an rang dcs nations lie
second ofdre, rheure viendta bient6t
pour ellie de Ia preronlerance aux con
sells de fEurope. C'est que Ii France
est labolieusc par excellence, ct que son
peupie est TN Ieu!le dc tlayailie,;rs.
Aussi le Herald Git-ii:
''Lcs Statistigles r6cemment puhliees
par le souvrriienent !Iancais in,liquent
que les expectations ct les importatio,.s
dc 1874 ont ntteint I'M mi!l;arI 1t uepi
de dollars, chiffrc Gui 'dfpasse tulis ips
rfslltats anterie,trs. L'angmentat!uI,
sur 1873 est de 56 millions de dollars, ,et
sur lSGs, alors que Ptmpire torissait.
laugmcntation est tie osO millions do
dollars. Pendant fannfe der,ielc. les
expectations ont dtpassG les i,nporta-
tions de plus le . millions de dollars.
Tout celia prouve quill v ,lrle p,uspf,i
to ncrveilleu>e Ell Franec. ct uuc i,
gncrre ma pas 'limi,,,f resprit de ira
vail ct d'entreprise dc &c pcuplc extra
orlinaire.'
Et nous voyons fgaiemcnt les chf.
trcs otliclcls suivants dams pEcononlistc
franrais:
En- ls72,les innportations ct les expor-
tations reunies stlevaient i 1881 ,943,-
OJO frames.
En- 1873. lc lrfsultat Icist nble attei
gnait ~ y. go 900 francs.
! In 1874, entin. lie mn,lyemsIlt = neral
dcs fchanaes H., IL France ayec II raj
g"l $" c'sifl"c pr me somnle lie I, j25,
1900 francs.
Les rs'lt.ts ooten pendant Tar
nee sle.ni,re spht done super.euls Il 4.
Dob, ,S2l .ON francs Il ceuX Ge 1872, ct de
PSI, 500 ,OOG francs i ceuN dc 1873.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-02-27

lis Sc Monument WELLS, KENNER,
ANDERSON ct CASENAVE!
Hornmes, femmes, enfants, Lo,,sia-
nais, n'o4bliez pas ces noms-la.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-02-27

M. Just Comes, de Donaldsonville,
est pagent autOrise du I.oUfsIANA1s
pour to,lte les paroisses de rEtat. ii
q plein potvoir pour abonner, traiter
des aris ct des annonces, ct collector.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-15

lrhis Cincinnati speech Carl Schurz
addressed himself to the common sense
of laboring men as follows: "Let me
tell the laboring men that they have
no more heartlcss enemies than those
pretended friends who, with artful
catch-words playing upon their credu-
lity, seek to make them believe that
they possess the secret Of alchemy
with which to create wealth out OF
nothing, and with that nothing to
make those happy who serve their
purposes"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-15

The Indian commissioners wanted
to lease the Black Hills from the lndi'
ans for term of years. Red Dog re-
piled that, by asking government to
let the Indians have teams and ambu.
lances to haul wood this winter, and
tho Indians would return them when
thev had no. further use for them.
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In 1923 the Mediterranean Sea was
entirely frozen over. In 1920 Paris
experienced SO great cold that it was
depopulated. In 1869 wine was fro
zen so hard in France an! Germany
that it was cut into blocks and sold
by weight. Winc-cooler,, # they had
been invented then must nave depreci.
atcd in value that year IN 1903 cat
tie froze in their stalls, and the Seine
could be crossed by heavy carts. In
1909 mass was not SAID for many
weeks in certain provinces, so it is
stated, because the wine could not bt
kept in fluid state. Tie winter o
l74O was one of extreme V gor in Rus
sia, and the famous ica palace was
constructed at st. Petersburg; l76;
and l7SS were years of intense cole
throughout Europe, and in 1871 thu
mercury fell to six degrees below re
70 in Paris.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-15
THE WAY IT WAS DONE IN ONEIDA.
Boise CRY, Oct. IL, 1876.

DOAOG O1AAs WV ~ WV
ED. Worlds Thinking that plain
statement of the manner in which the
election frauds of Bennett, White, and
their co-workers in iniquity were per-
petrated in Oneida county, at the
last general election, would be accept
able to your readers, | will state,
that the evidence taken in the con-
tested election case for the Delegate
ship on the part of Mr. Fem, the con-
testant, shows that there were no es-
tablished precincts at Ross Fork, Ea-
gle Rock or Pleasant valley, and that
the canvass of the election returns in
Oneida county shows that at Ross
Fork, l26 votes, at Eagle Rock 80
votes, and pleasant valley 5 votes,
making total of 273 votes were re.
turned for L. w. Bennett for Delegate
to Congress, and none were returned
Tor Mr.. Fem. The base, nefarious
and fraudulent means used at Ross
Fork to defeat the will of the people
Of the Territory, which shall expose
below, was duplicated throughout the
whole northern portion of Oneida
county. On the morning of the day
Of election, Nov. Sd, Mr.. Shilling,
Postmaster and Indian Trader at Fort
Hall, presented to the three persons,
agreed upon by the ring to act as Jud-
ges Of the Bogus election at Ross
Fork, letter written by b. f. White,
then County Auditor Of Oneida coun-
| ty, and Benefits principal fugleman
in that county both before and since,
in which White gave full directions as
to the manner in which the frauds
should be perpetrated. He instructed
that the Judges should not be sworn
and that all Indians should be allowed
to vote under such names as they
might assume for the occasion. The
instructions Of White were followed
to the letter by the persons acting as
Judges, about one hundred For
Hall Reservation Indians so voting
Mr. Shilling aud his strikers running
teams to bring them to the polls
White men were allowed to vote NOR.
than once and the result of the inia
nous proceedings, to wit: A sollt
vote Of 1876 for Bennett, and county
ticket, upon which Mr.. Shilling, Post
master was a candidate for County
Auditor, was returned to B. +. White
County Auditor, and canvasscd in tha
county, while returns from precincts
where the election had been honestl.
but perhaps informally conducted wer'
) uncanvasscd and the returns burnct
bv Mr.. White. 1t is a great misfort
unc to the people Of the Territory tha
no provision is made by statute t.
nunish the crimes Of Mr.. White am
Ibis associates. This little scrap o
history may seem to explain why tn
|election law passed last winter b.
the Legislative Assembly in whic|
provisions were made to preserve tn
purity of elections, met an executive
veto from Gov. Bennett.
| ONE VINO Knows.
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The music in eleven Episcopal
churches in New York costs nearly
$4,000. Trinity church leads with
an anual expenditure of $4,000. In
five Roman Catholic churches in that
city the annual outlay for music is
$lO,5OO. The expenditure for music
annually in all the New York city
churches is over half million dollars
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PoRrER-HousE SrEAK.-This term
has an American origin. In 1914, q
hungry pilot entered a New York por-
ter-house on Pearl street, where
lunch as we'll as drink could be OBJ
tanned. Morrison, the keeper, had
nothing but the beef ordered for the
next days family dinner, in the shape
of a sirloin roasting-piece, and from
this he offered the pilot a cut which
he accepted. After ravenously devour-
ing it, he turned to his host, who was
expecting dissatisfaction, with the or
der. "Messmate, another steak like
that" After having finished his steak
and porter, the old pilot ordered his
steak to be "cut off the roasting piece
for the future" and his companions
learned the good that lies in the "small
steak and Morrison was obliged to
instruct his butcher to cut his sirloins
into steaks for his customers, and the
butcher, ordering his subordinates
and messengers, designated them as
"portcr-house steak" and increasing
cutsom and extended repute soon es-
tablished the term now SO common III
all eating houses in our country and
New England.
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Grasshoppers have appeared in at
rica in great numbers, and the natives
are making dried beef of them for
winter use.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-15

The fiftieth anniversary Of the es
tablishment of railroads is just now
being celebrated in Great Britain
Only fifty years ago the first railroad
was projected and put under con
structiOn.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-15

"Come where my nose lies bleed
ing.n is the title of new ditty. It is
played on catarrh.
Rev. All Foo is the pastor of q
Christian Chinese Church in Virginia
Jity, Nevada.
Last year the French people con.
sumed 2,S50,0o0 pounds Of horse,
mule and ass meat.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-15

The Supreme Court of New York
refuses to reduce the $4,000, 900 bail
of VIM. Tweed, or to vacate the suit
against him for 100000
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The Sutro tunnel is now in 10, ,767

volume Of poems.
Connecticut has voted the term Of Of
flee of her Governor to be two years:
The National Banks have been
called upon for report to the lst.
| Mississippi is apt to go Dcmocrat'c
in the coming elections.
The Bible has been ruled out of the
Chicago public schools.
Peru will pay off her debt with
guano-scent for cent.
ITO the pole or the grave" is the
motto of the English expedition.
Hugo was about the only Victor that
the American Team met abroad.
The mosquito that bites you is
she. The other sits on the head of the
bed and sings.
Rich gold diggings are reported dis
covered in the vicinity of Trinidad COL
orado.
Preliminary steps have been taken
in New York to form a Democratic
Legal Tender organization.
Hon. Galusha A. Grow has returned
from Texas to resume his permanent
residence in Pennsylvania.
Minnesota's wheat surplus over homc
needs will this year be $4,000, 1000
bushels.
A Mason's congress, with delegates
from all parts of the world, will be
held in London in 1871.
The political rings of Mississippi
arc keeping up turmoil by bloodsled
and murder between the negroes a,.i
whites.
The government receives an aver
age income of 81 900 from the sale Of
waste paper from the dead letter Of.
flee.
According to the San Francisco
newspapers, the new disposition of
the Lick fund has not taken single
cent away from the public use.
j Leverrier keeps on discovering plan
cts. He has found six now. There's
a good thing; we can't have too
many planets.
Governor Stanford has purchased
Lulu, which beat Goldsmith Maid in
2:l5, and will soon take her to Califor.
MIA.
Barnum pays his new balloonist
5000 per day, and balloonists can af-
ford to he killed once in three months
at this figure.
A newspaper is published by the
prisoners in the Nevada State I'eni.
Tertiary. The round of the local re-
porter is somewhat contracted.
"For want of water l am forced to
drink water; if l had water l wonld
drink wine. This speech is riddle,
and here is the solution. 1t was the
complaint of an Italian vineyard man,
after long drout, and an extremely
hot summer that had parched up all
his grapes.
During the four years Delano was
Secretary he was in Washington ex-
actly two years, one month and sew:
ent en- days. 1t is AZ per cent. Of the
period of his administration. The
compensation paid to Delano during
the time he was absent from his du-
ties, aggregate $l6,93S. Yet in re-
signing, he puts forward the exhaust
ing labor which fidelity 10 his duty
I
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nm. dissolution Notice.
ne COPARTNERSHIp HERETO.

L fo,. All N EnSHlF dEkEIO.
ss,oo in ,Ss1ng ,Ss between John Foster and - p.
~ ma me Ainers' Home Hotel. and doing bod.
Sastbu,. me nrm name Of Foster Z Peterson. u
y nusu.i ce oolse county. l. T.. has been dissolved
Y Soseasa % NJ. pstsrsoa. WIN co.s3nu. 70 oooducs
- - dshts ~ On me promises - hoeoeDioro, goceivo
ssot tos arm. and pay sll ths iabilttiss
VAau JOHN FO0TIA
I. I. Jaanasy ls5SLvkl
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Published
..raays a, Fridays,
BY THE
o,, Idaho World Printing Company
'n' .r,.y JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
Published

u. n;5 BalG,s Adjoining Issne Hall. Wall Street.
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JONAS ". BROWN,

, -roRyEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND
\ y,,.ry Pabnc, Idaho City. !. I. Will practice
III u, courts ot the Territory. OFFICE on Com
,.,c.. street. two door above Court House
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Professional Cards.


rroRyEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW. IDAHO
4 Gg,l.T. othes on Montgomery street. second
~, ,S,ye the Postottce.
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WV. J. ROTHWELL, ". D.,

N5YsICIAN. SURGEON. &c. graduate OF Jeffcr-
| s,a Medical College. Philadelphia Once on
s7-ec sai ). Granite street. Placerylle. Boise Co.
III [dect-t.
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The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-18

attention of our city officials to
 the disgraceful fact that the tip
 ling shops and saloons ofthis place
 frequently drive a more lucretive
 business on the Sabbath than any other day of the week. Judging from the disgusting and disgrace full sight of several drunk men on streets last Sabbath, we would say they-the saloon keepers-did q good business on that day. If there is any town ordinance against keeping open saloons on Sabbath, we demand that it be en- forced; if there IS none. inthe name of decency we demand that our town council immediately frame one to that effect and have it en- forced. And we appeal to all our young men and old ones too, to abandon the rude and ungentle manly habit of congregating on the street corners on the Sabbath. We hope we will not need to be humiliated again by calling at tention to this matter.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-18

tice that to which we would other wise devote more space. Perhaps we may nave . better chance to notice it next week. Suffice it to say now, that after . long debate on the matter, and after a clear, and to our mind, at least, q per fectly satisfactory explanation of his conduct, which was given in a frank, able and manly manner by Mir. Bushong, and which should have secured for him an eulogy iR place of q reproof, the conference, by large majority adopted res olution of censure against Mir. Bushong. We have no hesitancy in saying that under the circum- stances, this was an extraordinary and unprecedented rebuke, which in our mind, reflects less discredit on Mir. Bushong, than it does on those voting for it, and does hlm a gross injustice.
 The sympathy of the audience was evidently with Mir. Bushong, and we heard more than one, pronounce the proceeding ndicu- lous. We think also that the sympathy of the Bishop was clearly with Rev. Bushong.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-18
ARKANSAS CONFERENCE
 OF THE M. E. CHURCH.
An Unprecedented Proceed
 ing

On yesterday, when the name of Rev. J. w. Bushong was called in
 conference, and the inquiry was
 put, "Is there any thing against Brother Bushong?" the objection was raised, that he had left his work without permission. We wish that we had more time and room to devote to the very extra ordinary proceedings which then followed; but owing to the crowd ed condition of our columns and the short time intervening before going to press, we will only be able for the present, to briefly no
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-18
Is HEREBY GIVEN lN that the folloMiu. paMed exec,1

tors, Administrators and Guardians hake filed their accounts current for confirmation at the April term, A. D 1875, of said court. To-wit.:
 D Williamson, executor of es- tate of John Williamson, final set clement. D F Williamson, executor of estate of G NJ F Williamson. D F Williamson, administrator of the estate of l. Williamson. D F Williamson administrator of estate of K T Williamson. D F William son guardian of Kate Williamson. D r Williamson guardian of W w Williamson. Darling Love guardi- an of w D and Sarah Williamson. Mahala Dare guardian of T J Dare's heirs. Noah II Cooper guardian of c McElwee. Samuel Wells guardi- an of Martha Anthony. J M Wilson guardian of G 5 and F F. Wilson. w K Lazenby guardian of Putnam's heirs. c Bonds guardian of Dearn- ing's hears. N J Hall guardian of Evaline Vickers. N Hale guar dian of James Vickers. B H Ash worthe guardian of G A Humphreys. D. James guardian D Porter's heirs. w l. D Ewing guardian of $ K Ash more's heirs. N E Rowland guar dian of Sarah A Gun. N B Row land guardian of Mollie J Gunn.. RI Wilson executor of estate of $ II Tobey. l. R Barnes and H ID Brown executors of estate of James M Thomas. Thos. NJ. Oates executOr of John Oates. Thos. M Oates ad- ministrator estate of Vim. Hum phreys, J J Bowden' administrator of estate of NJ Reynolds. W II Har- raldson administrator estate of A Haralson. Philina c Orre1 adm'r estate of E c Orrell. J c Furguson admir- estate of J k Truett, Thos. and Nancy ID Oats adm'rs estate of J D Oats. A E Gibson adm'r es- tate of A Weston. Alva Russell admir- est. of $ T Wright. K NJ Clark adm'r est. of w N Cloar. w Prewitt admir- estate of J B Gordon. W B Young ad'mr est. of estate of | w c McCune. Martha c Williams admir- estate of w NJ Williams. Ed NJ Langford admir- est. of Martha Noel. Peter Hoffman adm'r est. of P Furguson. D Perry adm'r est. of Richardson Perry. H kirchoff admir- est. of N Rankin. W R Spruce adm'r s w Wilson, final set clement. John $ Williamson adm'r est. of J l. Williamson. ; Ldnzy adm'r estate of Sarah Linzy.
 All persons interested in said es- tates are notified to file their excep- tions, if any they have, to said acts on, or before the second day ef said April term, or they will be forever barred from excepting to such ac- counts, or any~itenf thereof.
 Witness my hand and the
 IL. S.l seal of said court, this S0th
 day of January, anno dom- ini, 1875.
 A. J. BAYLISS, Clerk.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-18
DESIGNATING THE SAB
 BATH.

The Lonoke Democrat admins ters reproof to its town readers on the above subject and makes a strong appeal to the street loun- gers and street corner loafers to pay more respect for the Sabbath. We have to own with shamefaced. ness and confusion that the same pernicious practice is extensively participated in here in our other
 wise model little town. Nay more
 and right here we want to call tho