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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-03
ABSOLUTELY CONDEMNED.

The condemnation Of President Grant for
his more recent interference with the domes-
tic affairs OF Louisiana, by both the commit
tees sent to the State, is most striking and
significant. The revelations Of the first COM
mittee, consisting of two Republicans and
one Democrat, We're so astounding, and bore
such evidence Of overw helming truth, that
the Administration felt it necessary to send
some Of its most reliable p2rtisans to break
their force and discover some loop-hole for
escape. But their success has not been very
tiettering. They have only been able to cen
firm the findings OF the majority OF the COM
mittee, and by recommending compromise
admit ali that has been charged by the cut
ragged and oppressed people Of Louisiana.
In vain Messrs. Ioar, Wheeler and Frye
endeayored TO find proof that the Republi-
cans Of the State had been int;midated, and
that tie unseated members u the Legislature
had roe been properly or legally elected.
dus they t0uud that intimidation was q
mere Pigment Of the Imagination, and tina.
their o%n friends had resor.ed to it most
largely. AS to tie members OF the Legisli.-
tire thurst out by the army, acting under the
orders OF Sheridan and Grant. it was foant.
that they We're legally elected, and entitled to
the seats Of which they have been unconstitu-
'ionally deprived by The Administration.
In all their search for anything upon which |
to base q justification Of President Grant for |
his unTa!rant.ble acts they could find nothing |
tangible, and came back with report .hat |
ought to impe.ch lim and bring him to the |
bar OF the Senate IL! ..i4i an! CONVECTION
1tsGtrl POST
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ency Who, henceforth, but will hiss
the blatant "mob, and bow in rever-
ent submission to an American caucus
dashed by power into obedience? Hence
/ forth let him who would be free spurn
the high inspirations Of the soul that God gave
him; let him tnrn from the grand throbbings
Of peoples heart as he would from leprosy.
and seek wisdom and repose IN an lrresponsl-
BILE caucus.
Alas for the people whose destin;es have
been for The time graspel ~ such pablo men
al these. Talk Of Kellogg usrrpalon! What
are We 70 expect Of that combined with eau
Gus ana Washington committee usurp4tion I:
Talk Of peace when men who stand n public
floor; and thus deliver themselves, are to
have h44l in ruling rs. YES, there eil be
peace; bat / will b. tbs peace OF humiliation
and the bayonet. Brave and hopeml hearts,
such as has" S.emn.ed tie tide
Of the past two year, will never beat happily
under slch q GQ!el. There will b. 40 real
peace. Silent guns and vacant rostrams DO not
neee7, .rily nean peace Stabbed State honor
and smiling officials il fit place, do not mean
pace. Peace hovers not over States OF La
tons with tarnlshel wings and robes Il.
drlg gled. Peace, real = nee, is IA angel pure
a. light is Il and born ot I,,eai .irae |
Peace hover, sweetly over and protect, Hi
thing. over tie lnaits of commerce, over |
science, art over the strong man, tie weak |
widow ana tie neiplc5, orphan 1t is alDuys |
II orr hea.ts j. !uIl, rs u sleer at Tit, and
wake, rs gently for Ilc morrow struggle |
This Is tie peace born o. human virtue. This /
only i, peac-. y. WARREN bI.IaKELL.
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~ sfecia' meeting of the Board Of DIRECTORS
held on III" llth OF January, $50 it was resolved to
pay, ON DEMAND the following dividends.
I. IA INTEREST DIVIDEND of TEN pr,I,
CENT. for the year ending 3lst December. 1874 on
the capital stock Of $50 Per share
. = CASH dividend OF FIFTEEN PER
CENT. to stockholders, on the amount of their NET
earned participating premiums for the year ending
3is December, 1s14, in addition to the rebate or an
ucipated dividend Of Is per cent already received bv
SAID stockholders on their GROSS premiums;
And, TO carry 30 Contingent Fund the sum of
81 o-a oG for investment in u S. Government seour
ities according 80 articles III and v OF the amended
charter.
NJ MUSSON. President
G. LAEsCX. Secretary.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-03

young lady Of Albany. Oregon, was get
ting ready to attend church Oh recent sun
day evening. As she was arranging an armtul
Of jute about her head, the stuff caught fire
from j candle and was soon in a flame. She
tried to pull the burning bunch from her
head, but her ealJrts were futile, as she had
fastened 1t with about three dozen hairpus
II screams brought 10 her relief another
lady, who smothered the fl lame with a wooden
garment Had not help been close at hand
she would probtbIy have been burned to
death
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Gaming is a vice tLe more dangerous y it
is deceitIul, and. contrary to every oher spe-
cies Of luxury, hatters lis votarias With the
hopes OF increasing their Wealth. so tia.
lyarico Itself j. 50 fir from secarng u agains.
is Temptations THAT il fen Letrays the more
thoGShtlefs and gddy par. Of mankind .uto
them. - E.AHaq.
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sl1y--ti -
the above amount includes ALL CLAIM, azain-t
the Company that mataled during 1874 at this
agency.
All persons who desire policies in strong PROMPT
paying company sh uld De insured il the St Louis
Life Insurance Company.
HARMON roANE Gen State Agent,
ja2i # 10 GravioI ", Wv O,,eai. IA.
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: gentleman. who was formerly al officer
in the Coldstre2.n Guards, was brought up at
the South Tarl !.ondonj Police Court re-
G ntiy On the charge Of having stolen al
umbrella. and vas committed 70. trial.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-03

The New York 1ijlu.. speaking o. the
proposed lax bin, says:
If the real p7rpose o. increasing taxes is,
as We suspect 1t l.. TO make the Admins "a
ton independent OF til. people, Just as
Clar'es | wished to be infepena, Mt Of his
House of Commons, the sooner the people
understand it the better. \ full chest is as
potent in political rs in military campaigns
The taxes, collected from the whole people,
have already been used to fill navy-yarls with
worlmen and the South with deputy marshals
and "oyerti0w bacon rs. before an cleo
ton; and the same Use will be made of the
public money again. So long as forty 1nillions
Of It car be had for the asking.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-03

from recent statistics upon the no rtality
q infants II Boston it would appear that the
Yankee Is not dying out 50 fast as croakers
would have Us believe. y 1870 the deaths
among children Of foreign parents exceeded
those OF native parel4taSe nearly three per
cent On the other hand, while the children
OF native fathers make only thirly-three per
cent OF all the children born the deaths of
those who were native bonn make only 80. 80
per cent of the whole mont .litv. showing, an
excess of births oyeg death o. nearly three
per cont.
In 1871, IS - per cent OF those syine We're
children OF foreign parentaga: i'll 1872, -. p
Was the percentages; IN ls15, .5:222 in all
cases the largest percentage OF deaths from
tie diseases q children WIS in those wards in
which are consre5ated The foreign popula-
ten. From the consumption statistics We
learn tat Ireland furnished 70 % per cent.
Of the whole, - 6 being iaborers. Tie pro
portion q deaths was as follows: l death to
$50 among the native population, / to lS7 Of
those born II England, | to Isl il British
Provinces 70 + il Ireland. and l to 22t
IN Scotland.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-03

Sunday school teacher 10 pupil: Now, my
lttle man, can you explain 70 i, the cause Of
Adams f.ll! Little n n (emphatically):
= &C., sit; cause he hadn't any ashes to throw
cn tile Sidewalk"
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STATE OF LOUISIANA

State OF LOUISIANA
Fasiah vi Oriears, Git, OF NV Orleans {
s*"'n 70 ANA subscribed before me. notary pablo,
this issis daJ .; January, $50.
&. LGG2HDEUR, JR.
Notary Public.
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INSURANCE.

TI'HE NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS, LA,
Corner of Camp and Canal Streets
ESTABLISHED IN 1862
Income FOR year 1874 s5r4 o3s "a
Assets December 81. s75s 500 6
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Rates aa low and equitsh1a as those CT srs
other Company.
The ADVANCE DIVIDEND PLAN siInpiiass
The Policy Contract by giving an increased In.
slfance OF twenty-five per cent. during the first
tive years, in lieu of al other modes OF applying
surplus for that tine.
undor its system ot CONTINUED FULL
INSURANCE, Policy zen, aims in force after tina
discontinuance Of the payment of premium, fur
as long SIS its value viii carry it with the right
Of revival at any time during tie first ak
months.
It's plan Of TERM INSURANCE, with low
rates, meets the needs Of business men betteY
| than any other form of insurance.
! lis system Of DEPARTMENT ORGANIZE.
IlONS, IN the several states where doing bua,-
.oss, does not drain these sections of capital bpt
| invests The not premiums among the people vha
pay them.
1t iocaizes itself as A HOME INHERENT
wherever established, not only by a homo invest
ment OF premium receipts, as stated, but by The
ADVISORY direction and superintendent OF ths
Department Board OF Directors, selected frors
ne best men OF their community, by the poljcy-
holders themselves, thus assuring the latter Of
an honorable and liberal dealing in their f-ans,
sections with the Company, and of permanent
local Office fer the payment of premiums, esa,
.heso advantageous features, offered onlv by
fins Company, are guaranteed in Its Charter,
LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT.
Gaics no. lso Grav.cr street, New ori.ax.
President, GEN. j. B. HOOD.
First Vice President, L. f. GENRES,
Second Vice President, Fl. Y. OGDEN, .
Attorney, Il. l.. GIBSON.
Secretary, SAMUEL FLOWER.
DIRECTORS.
II. Musaon, VS.. Pita
t. NJ Walnsley. John Chaife,
Thomas Il. Hunt. r. Pntchard,
Joseph Bowling, Julius Yairan,
henry '. ost:el, John Williams,
Isaac A. Scierck, Jules A. Blanc.
General Agent, Gen. B. B. sIMMEs.
GOOD Agents Wanted. M
TEVIoNAA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW cD1EAys.
nsurs Slrss River and Marine Risk, at the y.ovssa
oFFtCE-s5 Cns1p street. New orioaaa.
.ssess S844,99a
4. EI,fER BADER President.
Cf. ENGSTFELD, Vice President.
GEO. STROAIEYER, Secretary.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
,eafy nIaham, a Elmer Rader. N. A. Raungardea
:, = llel Bondlo ems Engstleld, M Frank
|. r. Gogreye, Hy. Halter S. Kat
II. heiieF, j. keltfer Iheo. LilienthA.
oqS i-eoihsrd, Z. H. Miller, +. Eickert
Eo''er, Louis Schneider, w. B. Schmidt
:" oieg, isaac Scherk, j. M. Schwartz
oals Sch~a'tS, X Welssenbach, J. L. Wiider1aa4.
n29 "
N ElsCuANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE O.xx,
PANY OF NEW ORLEANS,
lA Canal street.
TW TWENTIETH ANNUAL STATEMENT
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| OFFICE OF THE
Factors and Traders Insurance cosnrsr7,
/. No. 3, Carondeict street
New ORLEANS, Oct. !, is7s.
EXTRACT from Eighth Annual Statement
Erelaiilms for fiscal year, ending 3Oth
Aprl, 1914 ...............ST 1898 s25 i,
Leases paid within the year s2S'751 AZ
reserve for unterminated risks, 80th
ApI1l, lcf9 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100 ST5 CT
interest and savings received. . I1taa a
Set premium profits fo, fiscal year Ice. $50 IS
aloss net profits after payment OF
$4,000 interest, ................. Ic7, 7s4 2,
CASH DIv1DEEDs PAID FOR THE YEAR:
A5iaetests Observation-Disclosures. 50 r,er cent
- oAi-ilA.. ............. 50 per cert
ASSETS:
3oth April, 1874. 8, f4a 7Ee o,
EEreo River and r'arins Risks .vrift., RI r..
Current rates of Premium.
Aits spacisi Meeting of the Eoasd Of T,natas.
aeid On tho 10Th May, 1874, it g2s
- 5sff'iFe eS P&y go, on :, demand SECOND
GENE. to 3oth april, 1874, making ten oer cent
Per annum on the CAPiTAL S'TOcK 20 ~ ~ -.
Cop1psny $i,loG,0e0J, and a cash diyiaena -
4AlhL1 per cent. to stockholders. m the
~ 7o ,. 800 100 ~ OF 1her net earned parsic
EAE21ON DoAEr Precedent.
aigSts GREENWOOD Vice Prssif.a.s
EA. 4. tAi4ti.EI, Secrotery.
TRUSTEES
Moses Greenwood, joan !. A6a,,s
v. 4. Johnson, Isaac 49,
go5ih !: As9-e. r. II. WaIlagf6y.
I'm C1&Ite, Vim. Morrison
nle'lara SiIihheu Joseph ". Carroll
J. !. Warren " III
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Ihe Company snsure, Fire, Marine ana Rive.
tasks Issues Na.ine Policies payable in London i'll
case 81 .oas. J. W. HINCKS, Secretary
AID. SCHREIBER Vice President.
J. TUYaS, President
UlEassOAS:
". y Schmidt, ysN H;cssa,c
!'acitt Fo,>tsly. ..d SclIleii;er
n, H4iIE. Jules Trycs.
males .ahfte W \ Bell
=. Ar HcnthI!Nssns ID Fatjo.
Emile Doury. y. Roce.s ANY
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INSURANCE..
LIlBIyyOCIIIIOy
a MhI!- :. 8 8 !: &c 4.
General Office, st. Louis, Mo.
President. w. HOEGH
Secretary. K. PIERCE.
a cGsiaFy. EDWIN w. BRYANT

Assets January l, 1S7f......S5, 119, 2S7e
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~ EhCHANTS AUTUAL INSURANCE.. OGza
PANY OF NEW ORLEANs
l04 Canal street.

TWENTIETH ANNUAL STATEMENT.
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Tic above statement Is tst aud correct tram,
Jsrlpt iroln the books of the Comrsgy
q. II. MOTT, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish OF Orleans. city Of New C,:lern1
Sworn to md subscribed before n;a TIA IN dsv =;
June, 1874. T. CHS. CTJVE,r rts ~ %
hotaEy Public, 10 Gravisr et-est.
stockholders ID 5anapa. ~ '
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-01

There are more fat men to the
square inch in West Virginia than
in any other State of its size in the
Union. One would judge that lager
does it, but the fearful examples Of
Tippett, of the Point Pleasant Regis
ter and fancy of the Wheeling Regis
hs, destroy this theory. They con-
sumo a frightful quantity of lager,
but are just about as fat as match.
We clip the above from the Par
kcrsburg State Journal. Bro. Steven
son had better put on his war paint,
thefghting editor will passthrough
his town in few days. 1t is q well
know fact that the senior editor Of
this paper is Crusader, notwith-
standing the fact, that jim Harper
of the Gallipolis Journal, has seen fit
to make wry faces at him, and per-
sists in calling him old C0culhS lndi-
Gus.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-01
Commissioners Sale
OF Town Lots,
IN THE TOWN OF
ByroneviUe, (Leon)!!

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DECRETAL Or
Ddcroi the Circuit Court OF Mason county
pronounced on the 18th day OF April, 1879,
in a certain Chancery cause therein pend
ing, wherein David Jones, Administrator
with the VIII annexed OF Benjamin P. By
ram, deceased, is Plaintiff and Robert Pat
ton :ad others are7DcSeqdants, the under-
signed, Special Commissioner, will on the
eed hay Of July. 1875.
on the premises, in said town, proceed to
sell at public auction to the highest bidder.
the following lots, known and designated
on the plan of said town us follows:
Lots Nos. 20, and 10, in Block 5.
Lots Nos. and >, Block >.
Lots Nos. Is, u, Il, and l6 in Block S.
Lot No. l, in Block 20.
Lot No. l6, in Block IL.
Lot No. ), in Block S.
Lot No. Is, in Block ..
Lots Nos. ], II, Il, . and 10, in Block p.
Lots Nos. :, . and :, in Blocks > and S.
Second lot from the corner OF Ferry and
Aylor street, in the Block, yet TO be plated.
Lots Nos. !, . and 10, in Block i and S.
Lots \ and &, in Block No. IL.
Lots Nos. 50, 81 and -. in Block 10.
Lot No. 20, in Block No. ..
The plat OF said town rs made and sur
veycd by John S. Cunningham, OF Kama
wha county, can be seen nj my Office ut
any time between now and the day OF
Snlp
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-01

YIN. Mcdaniel, +. W. Mcdaniel, Henry
W. Stuart and Deborah Stuart, his vile,
John P Wood, and Mary Anne Wood,
his wife, and Martha 9icpaniel, children
and heirs nj law OF Hutcheson Mcdaniel,
deceased and Wm. II. Tomlinson Admin
istrator OF dGtcheson Mcdaniel, deceased,
Defendants. In Chancery.
The object OF this suit is TO set aside 4 deed
made by f. ". Sisson, Recorder OF Mason
County, to Hutcheson Mcdaniel, in his life
time, Tor a tract OF land purchased by said
Mcdaniel ut sale OF delinquent lands by
c. Shrewsbury, Sheriff OF Mason County.
And it appearing by affidavit filed, that
the defendants, Vim. Mcdaniel, II. W. Nc
Daniel, Henry W. Stuart and Deborah Stu
art his wife, John p. Wood and Mary Anne
Wood his wife, and Martha Mcdaniel are
all non-residents OF the State OF West Viz
GINA.
1t is ordered that they do appear here at
Rules TO be held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court oi,Said County OF Mason, on
the first Monday in the month OF July, 1875,
and do what is necessary to protect their
interest in this suit. TESTE:
CHAS. i WAGGENER, Cle.k,
Knight & Couch, Soils june. l0-iw.
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Eytruct irnm Decree.

at is adjudgcd, ordered and dccreed,
that this cause be referred to one oil the
Master Commissioners OF this Court, to
take, state and report the following mat
tiers and accounts to-wit:
lst. The number OF bonds Issued by the
West Columbia Coal and Salt Company,
under the trust deed or mortgage exc
cu:cd by said Company to Russell Sturgis
and James II. Young, Trustees, as set out
in plaintiffs bill, and the present owners
OF said bonds, and the amount due thereon
to each separate owner.
ID. The amount OF bonds issued by the
Crescent Coal and salt Company, under the
trust decd or mortgage executed by said
Company 10 +. II. Wolcott and &. ". Ger
ard, trustees, as set ont i'll plaintiffs bill,
and the present owners OF said bonds, and
the amount due thereon 10 each separate
owner.
Sd. The real estate conveyed in each Of
said deeds OF trust or mortgages, aud what
real estate is conveyed in the last of said
trust deeds or mortgages, that is not cn-
braccd in the first.
itll. The real estate belonging TO said
Companies, tu-wi;: The West Columbia
Coal and Salt COMPANY, and the Crescent
Coal and Salt Company, and the licrs upon
said real estate, and the prioritics ot said
liens
18th. Such othcr ard further matters as
the Commissioner may deem pertinent, and
either Of Tie parties may require.
1t is further ordered, tia: the CommiS-
sioncr give notice OF the time and place Of
taking said account bf publication .hereo!
Tor four successive weeks in some newspa-
per in M.scn county, West Virginia, ard
such publication OF said notice, SHALL he
deemed equivalent 10 personal service
thereof, upon the parties to this suit"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-01

From the Charleston Free Press we
learn that movement is on foot in
that section Of interest to.the people
of this country. 1t says thata strong
committee of Maryland farmers and
business men along the line of the
road in Maryland, lately visited Pres
ident Garrett, and had pleasant in
terview with that gentleman, Vice
President King and prominent Direc-
tors Of the Road. The object of the
interview was to present a petition
Of 4 thousand business men along the
line asking arcduction oflocal freight
and passenger fares. Vice President
King promised careful consideration
of the claims of grain shippers and
other producers who used the line,
and the committee left impressed
with the belief that their petition
would receive favorable response.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-01

Mr.. Beach, in his argument on the
ODD, says that Beecher "did not be-
lieve one of the corner stones of the
Scriptures" Mr.. Beach quotes from
his sermon,-that he felt in no need
ofan atonemcnt. All the apostles,
Mr.. Beach said, had taught that sal
walton was reachd through the atom
ing blood of Christ, but that Bcecher
rejected this. Beach quotedat length
from Beecher's sermons, and conclud-
cd he had. departed from the ortho-
dox faith. We're afraid so.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-01

The National Grange of the Patrons
of HuSbandry have removed their
headquarters from Washington, D.
c., to Louisville, Ky. The official re-
port of the Secretary shows the order
to be ina fiourishing condition, there
being $500 subordinate lodges, with
= membership of 100000. The or
der has $4,000 invested in Govern
ment bonds and $4,000 on deposit
in New York.
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Commissioners Eoticel
Jamesc. Atwater,

".
The West Columbia Coal and Salt Compa-
ny, James II. Young. surviving Trustee
The Crescent Coal and Salt Company.
Frederick II. Wolcott and George W.
Gerard. Trustees, and Henry /. Young,
James IL. Youngard Mason Yong, Exec.
utors OF. and Trustees under the last VIII
and Testament OF Henry Young, decd,
Frederick II. Walcott in his own right,
Charles y. Townsend, Mrs. D. W. Spoon
cr, Hugh J. Jewctt, Joseph Bochman
and Alexander Boclman, partners IN
business under the firm name OF Boch-
man Brothers & CO., Rees &. Beynon,
Administrator OF John NJ. Johns, decd,
and the unknown bondholders OF the
Crescent Coal and Salt Company.
In Chanccry in the Circuit OF Mason coun-
", West Virginia.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-01

The Pope has determined to put
into execution his long cherished
plan Of placing twelve Statues around
the cupola of St. Peters in conformi-
ty with the designs of Michael An
gelo. Each statue will be assigned
to a different sculptor, and it is said
that the selection will be made so as
to exclude all artists who were not
domiciled in Rome prior to 1870, and
all those who have opposed in any
way the cause of the Pope.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-01

The French Canadians are a pro
life race. Among the families en-
ployed in the mills at Lewiston, Me-,
is one which consists of u father and
mother and twenty-four all the chill
drcn large enough being at work
The woman is the fourth wife. 4
brother of the husband, living at
Montreal, has twenty-five children
Ten, twelve and fifteen children arc
common in French Canadian fami-
lies.
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The 10th day Of July, 1875,
TERMS OF SALE:

0ne-iourth OF the purchase money cash
in hand, and a credit OF ono, two and three
years, in equal payments, with interest,
allowed rs to the residue.
The purchaser will be required to give
bond with good security Tor the deferred
payments D. W. P0lSLET,
june 24-iw. Specia! Commissioner.
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notice..
Of the Eoard of Over
secrs Of the Poor.

THE Annual Meeting of the Board OF
oyerseers OF the Poor, will be held At
the Court House, on the First Monday
in July next. Cha: being the 9Th day.
4 iuil attendance OF the Board is request
ed; and all persons having claims against
the 0versecrs OF the Poor, will present
them at this meeting OF the Board, that
action may be takcn on them. By order
of the President. $. Il. SHAN,
june lI-2w. CLERK.
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Nearly two weeks ago, the notori-
Gus New York Spectator, VIM. NJ.
Tweed, was discharged from the
Blackwell's Island Penitcntiary, by
the revcrsion Of the Supreme Court
of Appeals. He was Immediately re,
arrested on annothcr charge.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-01

A new dangerous centerfeit has
been discovered at the National Bank
Redemption Agency, Of IS notes Of
the First National Bank of Canton,
I'll. This is evidently changed from
the plate on which the counterfeit on
theTrader's National Bank of Chica-
30 and the First National Bank of
Paxton, Ill, was printed.