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Public Opinion.

any ambition for the Presi-
dency, he has probably aban-
doned it by this time n. Y.
Tribune.
To destroy a ring is to tear
down a part ofthe structure Of
Grants Government, and to
endanger the fall Of it all.
The hand that smites a ring
strikes near the White House,
and .unavoidably hits the
Presidents friends.-]Milw
kee News (Dem.) i''an
To longer deny the existence
of a third term" conspiracy
on the part of the President
and his satellites is the sheer
est nonsense. Before the year
is out it is probable that all
guise will be thrown off, and
the project will be pushed
openly and boldly. We. shall
see what a we'll deciplined
army of 100000 office-holders,
scattered through every city,
village and hamlet in the land,
can accomplish against the
mob Of the Syracuse
Courier Dem.)
| So far as the Record is con-
cerned, we are and always
have been, and always will be
an uncompromising Democrat.
We never voted any other
ticket either from necessity or
choice:So far as the good people
of Union parish are concerned
we do not know of any one
avowed Radical of the white
persuasion, and we do know
a great many gentlemen Of
color who will repudiate that
political heresy, and vote the
Democratic ticket. 5 gig
Union parish wilk be the
Banner Democratic parish in
1876 Union Record.
During Mr.. Lincoln's admin
istration the Indian service
j cost S16,O34,798.92 from 1861
to 1866, inclusive. During the
last five years of Grant, from
1870 to 1874, inclusive, it cost
: S32, SAC, S31.3S. with a far less
number of Indians to feed and
clothe. The difference of ex-
penditure between the two
SIG, 5O6,O32, represents the
amount stolen by the Ring and
it's confederates, or about 49,
100000 in round numbers
every year. No wonder they
grow rich fast at Washington,
F and that Grant Delano, Bah
cock, Robson, and the whole
crowd who went there poor in
1869, are now cited as million
aires and can splurge like
: shoddy princes.-[N. Y. Sun
After the war Gen. Grant
tickled Gen. Sherman on his
! march to the sea, and Sherman
} reciprocated by tickling Grant
) on Vicksburg and the Wilder
: ness. Then they swore fol
r each other on Shiloh and to
, gether tickled little Phil. Sher
f idan. That is but the custom
, of military chieftains wher
r they all need bolstering. Their
some of Grants friends laii
claim to a share Of the glory
of the march to the sea, anG
2 soon Sherman weakened or
Grants efficiency at Shiloh
: Now they have all fallen out
Sherman shows Grants wan,
ofcapacity,and Grants friends
|. for Sherman can beat hin
; with the pen ARE all turning
! upon the reckless cratic Gen
: eral, and are declaring no
: only that hes claims more thai
s his due, but that he never dit
anything and is entitled t
nothing. Who knows bu
that these incensed iconO
clasts, who were but lately OF
: their knees, may turn afte
awhile upon the Lieutenan
!. General, and, as they smasl
D the image of his rounded pate
deride his last New Orlean
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There are in Texas 80 priests,
So churches, 165 chapels, and a
Catholic population estimated
at 100000.
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candidates of the National

Democratic party. We believe
that all foes of Radicalism will
feel that they are Democrats
long before the LIST of Novem>
Der, 1876, and not long ALTERS
wards they will be glad that
they are Democrats. A@
5. Although a minor matter,
yet, as a convenient designa>
ton. not in any way liable to
be misunderstood, we propose
to speak of the anti-Radicals
of Louisiana, especially in their
connection with the great na>
tional anti-Radical party, as
democrats" No sensible vo>
ter will be repealed by the
name. No patriotic citizen
will refuse to fortify the oppo~
sition to Radical misrule with
all the strength which he can
command for the silly and
paltry plea that the name does
not SHIT him, or sound greatful
to his ear. In the last ills
starred Presidential contest the
Democrats of the nation, with
one accord set a conspicuous
example of magnanimity by
laying aside for the occasion
onr party name, and supports
ing for the presidency one who
had never been called, as he
had never been, a Democrat.
While the results of that move
ment was such as to discourage
any repetition of it, the foes OF
Radical tyranny will have now
a good chance to reciprocate
the concessions then made by
the Democrats, and to aid
them in winning, under a Dem.
ocrat as their Standard bearer
a victory which will be the
common triumph of all potriot.
ic voters.
| 6. Nineteen-twentieths of al
who vote for the Democratic
candidate in November, 1876
will call themselves and bt
called Democrats. If for The
sake Of uniformity alone anG
to avoid definitions, explana'
tons and decentralization, i
will be in all respects the mos
convenient to designate al
those who operate in party
unity by a single party name
In no other way can a either
SO briefly and so fully declare
himself an enemy to Radica
tyranny, corruption and cen
tralism as by announcing him
self "a Democrat" To tn,
name Liberal or "Conserva
tive" different meanings ma,
attach, but about our name o
Democrat their is room TO
neither doubt nor dispute.
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Consistency.
From the Minden Democrat

most, Democratic editors in the
State who have not, in the last
few years, advocated measures
and political combinations ais
most altogether at variance
with his real political love and
sentiments.
These "wanderings after
strange gods,'' as the Banner
! terms it, cannot be set down to
the discredit OF any. We were
living in extraordinary times
and under the most extraordi-
nary political government that
the world ever saw. Peculiarly
is this applicable to the State
governments in the South and
particularly Louisiana. The
Democratic party seemed to be
on the wane even of its oldest
leaders were among those
taking new departures. The
nomination of Greeley and
Brown, at Cincinnati, and the
subsequent endorsement of this
ticket by the Baltimore Demo-
cratic Convention fixed the
campaign for that year. The
National Democratic party was
laid on the shelf and the Great
Liberal Republican party was
its substitute. The fusion Of
the Liberal Republicans and
Democrats on the National
ticket was followed by similar
combinations in nearly all the
States of the Union, and nota~
bly, in Louisiana.
The Fusion ticket in Louisi>
ana led by III. G. Warmoth,
received the support of all the
!. newspapers in the State of Lib
eral and Democratic faith.
There are some papers that
claim consistency inasmuch as
they acquiesced i'll the Fusion
movement under protest and
remained passive throughout
the canvass. II the Democrat
was one OF them we wouldn't
, tell it, nor attempt to glory in it.
Admitting we supported every
movement since 1868 that
seemed calculated to give relief
to the people OF Louisiana and
, triumph over the carpet-bag
and negro government that was
plundering them, at the same
time, we do not admit that we
2 have been inconsistent or ever
| abandoned the "school OF poll
tics in which we were educat-
ed" We claim that our seem.
I ing Inconsistency is a proof Of
t consistency. We fought in the
| ranks of the Liberal Republic
cans that we might advance
the cause of Democracy. AS
J. an advocate of the "White
D Mans Party" We had the same
Q object in view. Throughout
all our seeming inconsistency
= the ultimate success Of the
Democratic party has infuenc,
: ed us. This we hope to accom-
q plish in 1876 under the banner
pure and simple. No more
misnomers or amalgamation o.
y names. We will work for the
+ ascendency of that party under
r it's true colors, without simdla.
ton.
The Banner endorses thu
: above entire. We supported
: the Liberal Republican tickle
> of 1872, and the White Leagu,
. ticket Of 1874, all in good faith
5 In doing SO, we only discharg
ed our duty to our country ant
$ our people. We have no mis-
I giyings for the past-no fear
for the future.
! The idle protligates of New
= York believed the scandal
lMr. Evarts's speech.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-06-10

The poet Schiller died May
9, 1906. The steamship "Schill-
er" named after the poet, went
down May 9, 1875. 81
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-06-10

The late John Harper, of the
great publishing house, left
100000 to his heirs, lawyers
and other people.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-06-10

Grange No. TAI, neara Indian.
apolis, will debate the proposition
9'that the high premiums offered
to try the speed Of fast horses at
our State and county fairs are in
furious to society, and tend to
corrupt morals"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-06-10

Q. H. Kelley says Stanley Rus
sell, Of Sank Rapids, MINI. vas
the first persoh-fegalarly initiated
into the order. oy I.ge yen-ar
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-06-10

"Dar! de great git-up-in-de
mornin' day done come !" said
an aged colored brother, the
other night, when the lightning
struck a church at Vicksburg
Miss, filled with colored peo~
pie.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-06-10

"The proper study of man.
kind is man." says Pope but
the popular study is how to
make money out of him.
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No improper, Extensively personal, or
otherwise obeetional matter inserted on
any terms.
Subscription, So Per Annum,
sW In Advance. gsa
BELLEVUE, LOUISIANA:
Thursday, ::::::::::::::::::::::::::june 10, 1875
There are 100000 women in
the order of Patrons of Hus~
bandry.
Don't locate your grandfather
''in the front rank" in the
Concord and Lexington fight.
That was the one that retreated.
There are in Texas 80 priests,
So churches, 165 chapels, and a
Catholic population estimated
at 100000.
The late John Harper, of the
great publishing house, left
$4,000, 900 to his heirs, lawyers
and other people.
The poet Schiller died May
9, 1906. The steamship "Schill-
err named after the poet, went
down May 8, 1875. +
"The proper study of man.
kind is man." says Pope but
the popular study is how to
make money out of him.
James Wick has sent to
grasshopper sufferers s7,S42
worth of seed, on which he
paid $500 postage-a mos,
generous contribution.
Scores of distilleries have
been seized for evasion of reve.
nue. laws, but of all the revenue
officers who connived at the
frauds not one has been
arrested.
The New York Graphic
instead of censuring the Della
ware pillories and tlogging
posts, argues that floggine
should be introduced to punish
plck-pOckets.
Catholic Italy is ahead of al
other nations in the matter o,
female education. Schools fol
girls there are numerous, and
they are under the care o.
women supervisors, who visit
them at stated times anl
receive their pay from the State
Oarruth, the Vineland IN. j.
editor, remarks in his valedic
tory, 1.-TWO months constant
wrestle with a bullet in oul
brain has convinced as that W.
lack the capacity to develop {
lead mime and publish an indie
pendent Vineland newspaper
at the same time"
The Bank of France owns {
brick for which 1000 francs
in specie was paid. It wa'
taken from the ruins of a burnt
house, and the image ant
figures of q note for 1000 francs
are burned on the surface
transferred by the heat from q
real note. This brick the bank
redeemed on presentation, as
if it were the note itself.
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Subscription, So Per Annum,
sg In Advance. Da

BELLEVUE, LOUISIANA:
Thursday, ::::::::::::::::::::::::::June 10, 1875
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James Wick has sent to
grasshopper sufferers $7,S42
worth of seed, on which he
paid $1,000 postage-a most
generous contribution.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-06-10

The New York Graphic,
instead of censuring the Dela>
ware pillories and tlogging-
posts, argues that tlogging
should be introduced to punish
pick-pockets.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-06-10

The idle protligates of New
York believed the scandal
(Mr. Evarts's speech.
Mr.. Evarts is mistaken.
The profigate classes are on
Mr.. Beecher's side and those
who most fear that he is guilty
are the religious, respectable
people.-[N. Y. Sun.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-06-10

The secretary Of the National
Grange assures MS that the Order.
though passing through, some
trials in the way Of criticism from
without, and taitheartetlness aud
betrayal from within. never was
really more promising On an
avarage eleven oranges per day
are being organized throughout;
the country.-fM Minnesota Union.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-06-10

Scores of distilleries have
been seized for evasion of reve-
nue. laws, but of all the revenue
officers who connived at the
frauds not one has been
arrested.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-06-10

Our assessors and census
takers, who have been over
more than half Of the Parish,
say they rarely miss finding a
farmer at home, and in bis
farm.
A good deal of wheat was
harvested in our Parish last
week.
The growing cane promises
to yield Bienville several thou>
sand gallons of molasses this
fall.-[Sparta Times.
, 1875-07-13
THE BAPTIST MINISTER'S,

EEsoLuriuSs uS TIE DEATH OF pE. osdooD.
An adjourned monthly meeting Of the Daptist
mi.lsteta "As hciu At their rooms yesterday
murnlug, the Rey. Mr.. Clapell ia the CHAIR, aud
shs lev. N. Z. Wood. Secretary, pro sena.
Tho principal business t<Aushctcd aas the ap-
ponlmcnt Of acomuAistee, consisting Of The l,eys.
Thes1le, Goodspeel. Chouey. Mltcholl, aud Ray
n,oud, to draft resolutions expressive Of The
ssune Ut the body upon tue deniHe Of thelz
hIother tLo Rey. DR.. II. II. Otxout4.
Tho Committee reported ~ follows:
WHEREAS, God, IN Hla providence, hAa called or BE-
loss4 sutnr, seMA II. utgood, fEusa hts N ttop u
uus AInr aud se4lona1LalitS IL Lin te~urd ou htlb
ana NAs1t&s, lila losa u = ole suI IL
rsttetA, iii by tho churches aud astolu 1spte4slte
~ Ills l4s!t raj Guton tteEc3oss
tssutttd Thai regard The sXhibitioa Of ChrstIAu
yrs tft M III Iur lle Of our lruAef which
~ Este,y witnessed. In tho depth Of hLs tety and
f4G III 1ed Ills chexsfli ChristEu coufage his su.4-
t,,s Eseu4Aiou Vi tbs ca!lus u duty Which Shaped
hiA Als, lth tcadst sympathy for Au xnd tho esnrnt
~.aaia u hif cGaa.st he lss gtFeu u II iustrattou
u ahe iowes Of DIs!u Yrace u furnish ths hglest
Thankful.
Ht,eEpsd ThAt 10 this tsithfulue4a and couaecratio
With Which u missionary tslntsst md tes sssntyins
, 1875-07-13
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Walter Dunno, charged with committing a rama
~, .,. u,f,n,t c,f. ~ TN ao,,,h a.do as,,r..',
was yesterday committed to jail.
TIN trial of the iudees Of election futicted
sor fr.u,, =, ~. charter elaotton In N. uo.o,I
,.a.s'a.,' ~. " ~, @ S.s.,, W.. vi, a.sonu,
the Criminal Court this morning.
The supreue Court pspe,s Affirming The ia
.,.i.s :. H. ,,,~.. ,,,,,t ~ ~. - n,-
hasxs,t have nat been he.nd rom A. lesst
s,o,, J.. ,,,a ,,fn,ua a,,nr ,.,h.r.a .,o,,,,a ~.
,4su ,s,',,l ~ WV 'A'sA"'A 6"''''So ~'oooo 'ae
, 1875-07-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

dae1c rrhYcr-muosing this evening al the T.
II, G. 4. Rooms on Arcade court, conducted by
William nfcCrco.
Ado S.root Atothot1ist Church will sootllo tn
troublcH with picnic to nloncoe. Trains 1eave
thc Kinx.o Street Depot to-1uofrow morning At
pc'uck,
Tho Fifh Presbyterian Church, with invited
g,.nsta, will hnva d steamboat excursion 10 tiv-
a,lrtan on Thursday next. Dont leaves 0ool-
rlcII's dock At & q. in.
Tic AL HSinta' annual Ateamor excursion to
South Hhoro rcnio Park tnkcs place, by the
steamer s1n#h cRot,, July az, from t;oolricle
doek ut y n. nj. lsvorv arrangement has bucn
nude for a pleasant day.
, 1875-07-13


Another homicide has beon committed. rnu-
Iatto named Hlcl,ard Uross. alias Costsl!o, being
cut fatally aud In tho most torrib'o manner by
Edward 8. curtiB, . negro. The weapon used
was razor and 1t was drawn diagouaEy acrosH
Dross' breast, iuilicstng wound Is or Is inches
long, and iaying bare tho riba aud sevc1ing largo
arteries. Curtis IL about 36 years. Of ago, and
barber, employed in = chop On Wcss Madi4on
Btreet, near Union. uo left hla work on SUNDAY
and went OIL haproo. Yesterday lie nas drunk,
aud began to abuse . colared woman named
Della Williams, In dive on South
Clark street, near Polk. Bho retaliatoA BY
throwing .beeE-glass at him, aud cutting him
severely in tho forehead. About o'clock in the
afternoon 10 went INTO = SALOON kept by oue
E.soubcfg 1t No. 33l Clark street, 4ud u,ys
Hross, who ls hta couaiu. ho latsor had boon
living With the woman Wilsn,r, and, lsal Mug
tha. Curtis had abused her, began talking to b,m
ABOUT 1t, and kuocko1 him down. Curtis got III,
mud tue two uau weut out IN tue sidewalk, Tho
razor and slashe1 it ncsoBs Yross' breast, tom
| point lear tho night shoulder 10
ihe lsts nipple. Tho Injured msa ,iad
~ two. WOODEN shirts At tho time. aud the
[ ana into tho flesh Two OK three inches. The
| blood lowed III = stream from the soyeged AsteE-
ies aud l'soss bscame very faint. lie was carried
! into drugstore, temporarily attended 10, aud
1.-~- ".Vsc4 W kH8 AIuuEfs #AHI4 DE. hlG.
| Donald sowad Up the gBppg wound, tfteeu
stitches being required for tho punful opera-
tlon, ~ asteniiiit meanwhile stanchlnH tue
hiood. which CONTINUED 10 TOW In I stream from
tbs cut VOLTS.
Curtis TAU away ~ coon a. he committed tho
muEdeEous aet, hut WIZ captured at o'c,ocx
last night IL Tom Je1ereon's SALOON, gu
bchool street, by O1}ieer Crock, who
took htm t. The AFnorr aud locked hun
up IN = cell als wss questioned atuut
tel! how il osiginatsd., lls xss slupsIiy drunk
up to !ase hour. aud unable to siss any A.
! count Of the altar. lilo "a tepterenlea s1i.oug
hls associates ~ ! treachesous fellow, who wifi
cut auy one who oHends hlu,. no mater how
slightly. lie iA sAld tu hayo drawn ruxnr
aeross the soman Williams hand week Of two
| ago, wou,ldlnR here severely.
] Dr. Mcdonald prohounces Dross' wound fatal.
and lttle later ~ tho svoning ordessd hls .,p-
mediate Femoy4l to tue County Hospital, which
| wks compliod wtth. Tbs victim OF t1la tstsst
Antsy has been y'ciouAly cut before, and it 10 but
: tloEt tms slaes b ~ released from tns
, 1875-07-13

tondent Of tho Schools Of bloomington fos The
noxt year. Witch Office nho has ilIfcd with great
sAtihtsctlon to tho people. Miss Harriet E. Dunn
nss olent~d hrattt-nt superintendent. Petitions.
fnstg1tetl and circulated by one Or two ,nedd's-
tonlo and cha9rinod matcontontn. had boon pte-
pared to overthrow Afias Raymond and pnt
another In her place. although. bho has done
moro sf1ictont work for much tese SALARY than any
Of ler predecessors for tn4uy years.
, 1875-07-13

Comfy Hotlhtsl; he was dnnEcroua!, wounded
IN tho back by Charles Htovntt, nrEto. tho
rartica cling, a. in tI,e prcHos't instance.
about dero 3utRha won,an. Drosa has served
a term in tho rcntcuttary for ne'aullinR nnd
ncnrfy killing a man will, al iron bar. lin Ia n
wbtoYnshcr by osrupation. but has hccn In tho
habit IT frc1usntlng tho negro dens Ill
<tGhsvaI,t1n,'
, 1875-07-13

Important to tho Preservation of Teeth
John Goshnell'a Cherry Tooth.Paate,
the moHt efcacions dtntffrieo known. Try It. For
enla hy Ill dFuEsiata. Whocasle agents. Torrsy 4
| nrallcy, III ard 173 Randolph street,
, 1875-07-13

MoStCIlOIAs-Thp funeral of stsrhcn AlrNfrholas
viii Hart from hts lale residence, hi West Ma!.on-
r. Tuesday, l3th Inst. at 10 ocock "a st. parlcas
Church, and thence BY carriaKra 10 CaEary Cemetery
EG1EsTON-Snnd1y, tnIy H. at I'll South 1'enrfa-nt..
George o. EKestnts, ef Egleston l1nzeton Il Co. son
Of Lircnzo hi,d Jcnues A. Egcston, nged 81 yeash.
Carriages from tho house to 1toschill 1t p. m.,
Tneaiay, July II
WttI4c0X-Monday, fully II. Baby, infant daughter
Of Sylvester arid rloFence j. Wilcox, agcd mouths
and 70 days.
Funeral from residence No. a32 Fulton.ss., July 49,
al II a'ctnck n. in.
sS- Springfield and Rochester papcrn p1csnc copy.
, 1875-07-13
SOUTHERN TREATMENT Of soa1HEaneRs.

70 the Editor n The chtoaga TT1bnns:
CHICAGO, july 10,-I notica 50 article in
to-lsyn issue OF your papos signed by ''con-
atan. Roader." When the writer says shoy do
mol want Northern intnigrauts 1t tho Housh, he
either IL ignorant, or meaus to slsnder tue
BoutheFn people. knoY w4A& an tA!klnY
about. l have resided In tho South for tho last
five years, after = residence In this couutv Ut
some twsuty sevsn; snd know thss .peoplo
who 70 South kra uaed kindly II they bnhayo
who has been the1s during the last i've years.
iours truly. Z. T. Col.BY.
, 1875-07-13

QALE-DAStFu1D-1n Chicago, by thp 1lny. IIrpr
@. Itcsry, IT All-Bans' Epiarnril Church. juy ii
Robert ds1o Eat,.. and Miss Hannah uanford, ali
thiA city.
, 1875-07-13
To Northern Rncific heniiroad lfond.
fall48E&t

holders
Tho plan Of reorganization Known "a "tba
Livingston Plan" uuanimously adopted by tho
general meeting OF Northern Pacific Railroad
bondAolds1a held In Nav York City Juns 50, IL
now ready for distribution and siguAturs. Copfss
have been mailed to I'll holders Of xegiste, cd
bonds.
All bondhotdess Hho have not received copy,
aud who wish to shale III tho benefits OF tho pii1-
cts&ae Of the road aud Property A. the approach
ing sale, ksa requested TO send tneir nauiss and
Fost-0tiace sddrrss, without delay, to the pur-
chasing Comauttte. N. +. II. Il. Co., 2a Fifth
svsuus, Nav York, 10 that : copy Of the plan
csee OF foreclosure aud Bals by tue United ssascs
Gouth n,sy 10 maIiad 10 them.
a. u. EErTLEToH,
For Purchasing ComMtsee n. +. Il. Il. Co.
, 1875-07-13

Gents' Pauts, Goats, or Vasts.
no matter how soIlei eau bo beautifully cleaned u
tEtfng exPense Il lets 1t Cook / McLAlab 90 Dsar-
borDt W Or 4Gl siost Madison 4Iteets.
, 1875-07-13

Hnllett, Davis q Co.'S
Grand. square Aod upright pianos for sa,s only
taa ptsno-rootn4 os ". ". kmh4u, eaEasx Bi.ts and
Adams RtfAsax.
, 1875-07-13
BLOOMINGTON SCHOOL AFFAIRS.

8p*etat NSpatcA % 1hs CAlo10o 7Fs1uKx,
DlooAlao9oH, ILL.,, July 12-hliss Sarah z.
Raymond MA appointed this evening supszip.
, 1875-07-13

viii ssit u suction, this morning, At 10 .. m, gen.
eral sssortnsGt of Household Goods consisting Of
cs1petA. PArIof. uhambaz. and piutls-room forni-
IT,. &C. ~ H.. e. Of Fur
--.-...-- Il. CHADWICK co.
HIRAM BRUSH. 4pokIoqpex.
, 1875-07-13

Tue nuuEH u VI II. HUDIUtffy Wa 64fef6d
by burglars on Friday night. The invaders
gaiuel al entrance through widow On lhe
iEst door, aud thence proceeded to the bedroom
of s1r. Woodberry, and took his pants, which
we're hanging neas Tue bod, and L!s yost, relaay-
my tho pocksts Of tue former OF all loose change
watch and chain. They lett tie key which
thoy had taksa from h,a pocket on The door
step. besersl other residences were attacked
durlng tue SAINT night, but uone ot tbs citizens
suffered 30 severely ~ Mr. WoodbeEry.