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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-13

J. G. EUSTIs. Notary Public. stg
l, the undersigned Deputy Recorder of Mort
cages in and for the parish of Orleans, city of
New Orleans, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act of incorporation of the "New
Orleans Pacific Railway Company" was this day
duly recorded in my Office, according to law, in
book 11S, folos $685. 627 62S, 500, $50, GIL and
632.
New Orleans, June 20, 1875
Original signed.) @. DARCANTEL,
crr. Deputy Recorder.
certify the above and Foregoing to be a true
and correct copy of the original charter and GER
tifcate of recordation thereof, now extant in my
current register.
In faith, whereof, I grant these presents under
my hand and the impress of my official SEAL this
Sd day of July, A. D. 1875.
y. G. EUSTIS, Notary Public.
jy6 I'm IS Carondelet street.
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THE LIFE OF AN INVENTOR.
SINGER OF THE SEWING MACHINE, WAS
sTRoILING ACTOR
From the Arcadian. ]

From the Arcadian]
Many years ago, in what may be called tht
earliest days of the theatrical profession il
the United States, Cornelius A. Logan was
the manager of company of strolliDg actors
They travelled from village to village in 6
large wagon, which held the actors, theil
wives and children, ''props" and scenery.
They forged along the country roads, and
slept In the wagon and ON the grass when
they could get no other shelter. They trav.
eled only in summer, and made merry over
the fortunes Of war. This included, at vari-
Gus times, Edwin Forrest, "Gus" Adams, Joe
Jefferson, Barney Williams Mrs. John Drew,
Eliza Logan, Mrs. Burke mother of Jefferson,
Scothcman, who is now editor of one OF the
leading newspapers in California, and a poor
utility man, the subject of this article, by
name Isaac Merritt Singer, the inventor Of
the sewing machine. t
He, in common with bis wife, never got be-
yond what is technically known rs ''httle bits. +"
My father and Singer were one day sitting
together, my mother near by, very busy max
ing over q new dress, with baby on hefknee
and play book on the table beside her.
The poor utility man observed her for
q while, and then said that he never saw a wo-
man sewing without thinking what great
boon it wonld be to the sex if something could
be invented to relieve them of the labor; that
ne mad long mad an idea IN his head as to how
it could be done. This remark led to CONVEX
sation on the subject and to Singers explain
ing his invention, which, discouraged, he
had given up. My father urged him to per-
severe, and, fred with new hope, he took
heart and went to work again. SO great was
his preoccupation that he was never perfect
in part after that.
Like all inventors, lie was looked upon as
half crazy, particularly when he was caught
slipping spool from lady's work basket
into his pocket, or furtively plucking the
hairs out of an actors wig. Arkwright him
self was never put to greater shifts to obtain
material to work with. Singer first set up
model Of q machine to be worked with one
foot only, but there was some trouble about
the treadle, and he abandoned that; but he
was fully determined to persevere, and he LETT |
the company TO give his whole time to expert
ments.
As these events transpired in the early DAYS |
of 1880, Howe, whose, patent was not Obtained |
till toward 1850, can hardly obtain priority of |
idea. 1t is very probable that, had the poor |
utility man possessed the means to perfect his |
ideas when he conceived them, he would have |
won the undispnted title of inventor of the (
sewing machine. CELIA LOGAN.
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BOurdalOue.

Inc celebrated preacher Bourdaloue had a
habit OF preparing himself for the pulpit
with-a fiddle! He was to preach on Good
Friday, and the proper Officer came to attend
him to church. As the officer ascended
the stairs he heard the sound of a violin.
and as the door stood little aiar he
saw Bourdaloue, in his cassock, playing a
lively tune and dancing to it about The study.
lie thought the reverend man ravipe mad.
lie knocked gently at the door. The father
threw down his fiddle, hurried on his gown.
and approached him. saying:
80, it is You, sir? hope have not kept
you waiting. l am quite ready to attend
The officer, as they went down stairs, could
not heip mentioning his surprise at what he
mad seen and heard. Bourdaloue laughed.
Inc whole of the matter is this" said he:
IN thinRing over the subject of the day /
iound my spirits too much depressed to
speak as L ought TO do, 80 had recourse to
my usuai method OF music and little dane
ing IL mas nad Its effect l am quite in a
proper temper ana go now with pleasure to
what snouia else nave gone in pain"
Scientists have at last found out what
tobacco smoke is-a mixture of cyanbydric
sulphureted hydrogen, formic, acetic. pro.
picnic, butyric, vslerianic and carbolio acids
BALI a dozen kinds of alkoloids and creosota
We don't wonder the human.tarians declare
that it is killing people.
Real old Government Java, parched or ground
- cents per pound, st the Tea Depot, Camp
street.
The higher an ass holds his head the plain
u We esn see his sass.
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Best Cordova Coffee parched or ground. IS
cents per pound, at the Tea Depot, 5 Camp street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-13

Real old Government Java, psrched or ground.
50 cents per pound, at the Tea Depot, Camp
street.
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The higher an ass holds his head the plain.
q We esl see his sass.
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Buy your carriages, buggies and baby
wagons of l. T. Maddux, So Carondelet street.
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Union Insurance Company
Y @Uf --oF- . f.
NEW ORLEANS.
EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
Or THE
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
ORLEANS.
Published according to Law and their Charter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-11

day Congressman Woodburu OF Neva-
ia ella med the purse, but Insisted that
when lost, he knew not how, IL held
Ss,@OO. None OF the boys have np-
peared TO ask n reward.
AS colored resident of Detroit was
breusting the storm, with anew un.
brelln over his head, he was halted hy
n friend and brother. who asked, SIS
dat your umlrellaW "Yes sah-. cost
me -, was the prompt reply, mir.
Savage said the other, very solemn
ly, "when II man will buy n 81 UNI
brella to keep the wet oil'n II liny.cent
suit of close, what's de USE to talk
about eeonomy~ F.
A little fellow who was at n neigh
boris house about noon the other day,
watched the preparations OF dinner
with n great deal of interest, bur
when asked to stay aud eat something
he promptly refused. "Why, yes,
Johnnie, you'd better stay,n said the
lady; "why can't you?p "Well,
cause" said the little fellow, tina said
! mustn't unless you ask me three
times" They invited him twice more
right OIL.
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NOTES AND OPINIONS.

At the annual election of officers OF
the New Orleans Cotton Exchange, all
the old officers were reelected except
the Vice-President, Mr.. John Is. Lafitte
having declined to serve.
The members of the new Legislature
of Sauna are so Gverse to wearing re-
spectacle amount of clothing that ~
has been found necessary to adoPt
rule imposing a fine of one hundred
dollars upon any of them who enter
the hall in complete or partiai s'a'e
of nudity.
The California Prisoners Aid Com
mission paid 2,766 visits to l,oio con.
yicts last year, secured the release OF
So, had the punishment of 81 mitigateu,
furnished board and lodging to lSO, Sc
cured employment for 10, clothing ior
%, and gave the meansto leave tne
city to 205.
Lady to servant: "Mary, do not
approve of your entertaining your
sweethearts in this Kitchen" Mary :
"Well ma'am, it's very kind OF you
to mention it; but he's from the couh,
try, you see, ma'am, and I'm airalu
he's too shy ard awkward In his man
ners, ma'am, for you to like him 10
come up stairs. lk3IL
Some one who has peered into the
secrets of the green-room mas dlscos.
cred that Sothers and Dion Boucicau,,,
never sacrificed their monstaches at al
while playing "Dick Garrack" anu the
"Shaughraup," as everybody, supposed;
These appendices were simply wniereu
down aud painted over SO aFtinciaily
that no one who saw them play ever
dreamed of the deception.
While three boys were playing on
Eager street, near Morton alley, BAIT
more, on tie 10Th ulto one fell oyer .
garbage box, which, In tumbling tnrew
out a pocketbook containing Sl,zoo IN
greenbaclSs. The treasure trove was
handed to. Marshal Gray, and the next
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John Harden Again.

On 7 o,,,., IN,,...,l. .,at.I A..
n, 81 c i'Iui1 peee'noe' -, 81 sPe.in' W
MI NIiosori eneinoc.". n,o' I"r'nase,
sao ,saou 49,. eays Sdss,'any' az 4, mn u
soene was enat .n az, u. '''e eour. I,ouse,
III wa, cry, tue Iihe oi wh'ch nas
n neoel ne'oae oJcul'en ~ wa. ll"l. v,
we n',' n.".e, "nu ~ 10 W oe nopvu may
never .T TvruI asaa", Az we 'toul ,smeu'
auu WIZ 'u1su Na"eeas, WIG "n'sv,s,
a.'oIneys, anu otner parties l w'o D were
IN a.'enua ale upon W., I,c W.. nour.'
, iow ~ seas'on III .'iav onS, mslo az,
Jug III tne court looiii ""h,''ng Ine
openlng % .he cou..' NE NE =. +, tJ naiH W.
aI'enipru W "ahe .iio ne Vi iaon. "
H. rhe,ps, Ia most uespefMe man
yer, naru.n was si'tlns "pnr we
s'ove eou'u,sins m.'' p, NJ, 49, IN ,'.,
ningnanl, wheh MI' ne,ps case my
tne room oy 1ne front uoor. az S
rmtips Ca,i e, in it ,ana re ,So , I"nr Us
sen. ana wa,keu 'o"ntu M Me uoor M as
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Ineips III t .ne h'sie, NE u.ew " e uoJAeu
ienoiseI ilo,ii iis puones ", hu,, niGI ~
mn, Mhile Tue Gent ~, ai 1eeseu n,,n
loI W snoo.. NJ. ne'ps '"ep Tpumns
ay ila ,i ~, MY nivu 1 aan h w.. the
I Siuie O DY III " NV i', ~" H., rd Az
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VIM, &, Volt Attorney and Counselor at,
law, office over pustoilioo, nOV2ld lm-s
John NJ, slemmons, Attorney az Law, No.
Ao North Side Ptbllc Square, upAmira,
uclan.dtt
Aircdge Geo, ~, iO5 Main atpoi, nenr
Courthouse, n
Carleton !, H., ovor China Hall, No, iaO
Main street, viii Loign a Carnos, "
Downs y Jenkins, Courthouse, opposite
Clerks oflicp, II
McC0y \ MoCoy Office south side OF Court
house square, "
Thurmond Is Ray, onlce corner Main and
JelleisOn streets, hrnr CnnrthnnW, u
WolfS Adams, otico OYER Posloilce. front
room. IL
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ANNoUNC nAIlaNTs.
oTIoN-FEBRUARY Is, 1876.
FOR district Judge.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w uucsted 10 announce Hon. Nat. M,
i,,Irl,rd as n candidate for Judge Of the
Eleventh judicial District, composed OF the
counties Of Dallas and Ellis, at the ensuing
election.
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SIS $40 pS ass x assHss p wsp.sS 81 So
sexes, young and old, make more money At
work for as, in their own localities. during
their spare moments, or all their time, than
at any thing else. We offer employment
that win pay handsomely for every hours
work. Fuli particulars, terms, ETC., sent
free. Send as your address at once. Don't
delay. Now Is the time. Don't look TO-
work OF business elsewhere, until you hnvs
.sarued whst VIC offer. ~, SrIrsoN 70 |,
Portland Maine i1 W. ~ NNitwis
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For County Clerk.

WYE ARR AUTHORIZED AND RE
Wv uuesttd to announce captain Alex
Ilnrw cod as II candidate for County Clerk
nf the County Of Dallas Mt the ensuing eiec-
tipu .ta .sH
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E0r District Clerk

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w Quested to announce VIM. a. Hnr-
wood as Il candidate 1or District Clerk OF
Dallas County, at the February election.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w quested, TO announce George n. Aid
rcdge, as n candidate for County Attorney
OF Dallas County, at the ensuing election.
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NxvE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce Major James l.. Barhicy.
rs Il candidate for reelection TO the office of
SneIin of Dallas county, AT the ensuing
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lNyE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w uuested to announces Pierre M.
Yr0nn az n candidate Tor the office OF Dis
trict Clerk of Dallas County at the ensuing
election.
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ENGINES & BOILERS
HARRY WADE, NJ. R. VS.. London,
vETR IENAnY SURGEON. ~

once and Btabies Mt the Race Track. All
cases entrusted to my care will receive
prompt attention. Operations specially.
Horses treated for all diseases, and examined
as to sound ness previous lopnrehase, Horses
Ocf2n ilff- l-lLal--Llul ----- !. WV
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cAflp EnyEaTISlgn cnLuMN.

WI aAirkles % ca, droeors aud dealers IN
prodnnn, No, tl3lApl HIteol, corner al lny-
dras, noNilu
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a fresh lot nt English breakfast Tea, and
other choice Iuas, lust e0riNtd ~ ~, EiN
pnlulr German Pharmacies, SO Main suuoi,
. nuN.l-dlm
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For Constable Precinct NO. L.
.TE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w quested to ANNOUNCE A. II. nnrua'
M n candidate for Constable OF Precinct No.
], Dallas County, at the ensuing election -
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Dental suCgeons.

DR.. j. w McGeo, Dentist, graduated In the
Baltimore Dental College Ia lAN. uiiiCe re-.
moved Ia south corner Elm ami Lamar
streets, over Knhn's clothing store. Is
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NSTE AREt AUTHORIZED AND RE
w queSted 10 announce Jerry NJ.
Brown as u candidate Tor Sheriff of Dallas
County at the ensuing election.
ySyE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w quested TO announce W. N. Moon as a
for sheriff OF Dallas County At the
next eIsction. #E &AEaF-f9E m
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For Si,erIn.

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w uuested to announce J ohm w. Bowen.
a. candidate for Sheriff OF Dallas County,
NJ the ensuing election.
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rnr CnIlecfor Of Inxes.

For COIfecIUF VI TNNeH'
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND NE-
w guas;ed to announce w. III. Prnther
.ns n candidate for Collector of Taxes oil the
County Of Dallas. ut the ensuing election.
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For county Judge.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w qucsted to announce Ed. d. hover
ma "A candidate for County Judge OF Dallas
County, NJ the ensuing election,
ystp ARE Al PHORIZED MD ltE-
w uueSted TO announce a, w. NOwiin.
Ms a candidate for County Judge OF Dallas
county, at the ensuing election.
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DIR. &, ,yEI4 AN Els
ct.aaiNrLD
Liver PILLS,
ron THE ctRG o.
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYsplPSlA AND SICK HEADACHE.
pYsrLrsIA 80 sIcE nrApAenE.
Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.

Symptoms of Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right sdc, under the
4 edge Of the ribs, Increase on prcl.
sure; sometimes the pain 10 In the
Lett side; the patient is rarely abe
10 lie on the leit side, sometimes
The PUN Is felt under the shoulder.
blade, and il Frequently extends to
the top OF the shouider, and is some.
times mistaken for rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected
with loss OF appetite and sickness,
the bowels in general are eostiyc,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troubled with pain, accom-
panied with dull, heavy sensation
in the back part. There is generally
a considerable loss OF memory, ac-
companied with q painful sensation
o! having LEFT undone something
which ought to have been done. 4
slight, dry cough is sometimes an at
tendant, The patient complains of
wcarincss and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
rnd he complains of prirSly scnsa-
Ton Of The skin; his spirits are low
aud although he is satisfied tia, exci.
else would b. beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up iortitpde
enoagh to Try it. In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy Several of the
above symptoms attend the disease.
but cases have occurred where few
Of them. existed, yet examination OF
the body, after death, has shown the
LIVER to have been extensively de-
ranged.
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NNyE ARE AUTHORIZED AND. RE-
w quested to announce R0bt. II. seny.
rs 4 candidate FOR County Judge OF Dallas
County, NJ the onsr y elecd9n'
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NSTE ARE AUTHORSHIP AND RE-
w uuested 10 announce y. 4. y. AM
arrws as II candidate for Assessor OF taxes
of the Comfy of Dallas at the ensuing cleo
lion, rNpt frf
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AGUE1 AND FEVER.


DR. c. MLANG's LIVER PuLs, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Cunning, are productive
of the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
p.s. Dealers and physicians ordering fitm
others than Fleming Bros. viii do we'll To wr,o
their uuhTs distinctly, M,d tale popc lm Dr.
(. " LdDcs Liger Rh. Eyspditd Ly Fleming
Bru'., PdisbrOh, Pa. he p,dyLf 6,mg J,M ~
hIss i@itdtiOa, To those wishing t0pivo ihrm 4
trial, We will forward per mail post -paid. 70 any
part Of the United States one box OF Fills Tor
twelve thne-cent podtage stamps, or ono vial Of
Vermiilgo for fourteen threc.cent stamps. All
orIhars i'Oin Canada must be accompanied By
twenty centseStra. s-AfA HAh
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AYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
~ nuested to announce JAS. III. MAINS
as n candidate for Assessor OF Taxes OF the
County of Dial Las at the next eieetion.
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NxyE ARE rFoRfzEb AND RE-
w guessed to announce R05t. III. West
ns ~ candciate for county Judge OF Dallas
County at the eris. az election.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w uuested to announce Jas. ". 90Od-
All gaf as n candidate lor the office OF Asses
soi 0S Taxes for Dallas County, ut the ensrt-
ing elections.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
Nv ouested to announces captain Wm
VI. g.sImmOn us II candidate for Assessor Of
DAllns County,nt the next election.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Below is the llst OF unclaimed letters
remaining in Dallas postoiiice, Dallas
for the same will please say advertised,
and give date OF list. Snch OF them ~ re
main In the office anealled for at the end OF
four weeks will be sent 10 ths dead ietter
Office. ,, :,
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XxrE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w uuested to announce w, w. Peak as
a candidate for Justice of the Peace ior ire
cinct No |, Dallas county, at the ensuing
election.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w quested to announce NJ. v, Cole. AS
candidate for Treasurer of Dallas County,
at the ensuing election.
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NxYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND, RE-
wv duested to announce Eyan 4. Graves
ms IL candidate for Justice of the Peace ior
Precinct No. Dallas County, at the ehsu-
sing election. fs E Ha 4#
Richland beacon., 1875-04-10

you will kill 1t as deal as YOU ever
saw a field of grain killed by getting
ripe.
That it lives so much longer than
any other red clover, is proved by the
fact that one field has been growing
seed for the last five wears in Niagara
county, New York, and shows no
signs of failing yet, and saving seed
on clover fields is the fastest way to
kill it, except not cutting it at all, or
pasturing it off very late in the sea-
son, and thus depriving it Of winter
protection.
That it Is the cheapest, is shown by
the fact that the seed is SO much
smaller than the medium, and the
price seldom increases enough to cor
respond with the difference. There
are in a bushel Of the large kind 2l,-
llS,OS0 seeds, ahd in bushel Of the
medium kind 1928, 200 sc, ds,
making a difference of 1924, $50 seeds,
and when put into dollars and cents
brings the medium seed just as dear
at 81 90 as the large kind is at S5.05 !;
or put the medium at S6 and the large
kind at S15S, or the medium at 50
brings the large at SlO.l0 showing
more differer ce in price than has
generally been made.
That in lis nature it branches more
than any other kind is shown by the
fact that the other kinds do not live
and keep green through the season
as the large kind does. When the
cattle bite off the medium kind, it I'M
mediately dies down to the root, and
starts from the root anew, and after
it blossoms it soon begins to dry next
to the head, and soon dries TO the
ground whether it is cut or not, and
the next crop starts whether the first
is cut or not if the season is favora-
BILE. Not so Of the large kind, for that
when properly fed remains green the
whole season, without starting new
from the roots till very late.
\ great variety Of rules prevail in
sowing the seed of clover. Some
farmers think three quarts sufficient
: for an acre, while Others use ten
quarts. From such a great variety
of rules it must be evident TO all that
some of them are ,ntirely out of the
way, either wasting seed or losing the
use of their land by not putting on
seed enough for full crop. | recon-
mend four quarts to the acre of the
large kind of clover, which even y
sown puts sixty-seven aeeds on every
square foot. That must make it
thick enough if it is taken care of,
Richland beacon., 1875-04-10
Horrible Tragedy.

An atrocious tragedy was commit
ted in ToQnerville, Utah, last Thurs
day, whia for some unacccuntable
reason, was not reported by telegraph.
Richard Fryer, who has lately labor d
under the hallucination that be was a
second Jesus Christ, entered his house
in the evening and found Thomas
Batty, friend Of the family, lighting
d fire in the CRATE. Believing that Batty
was an emmissary of the devil who
was trying to burn his premises, the
lunatic rushed for q pistol and shot
him through the bead Mrs. Fryer,
paralyzed with fear, crouched in Il
corner, and was shot through the
heart by the demoniac husband. The
next thing he did was to go to a
cradle, where his infant child was
lying asleep, and deliberately blow
its brains out. This was the crown
ing act of the almost unparalleled
tragedy. Fryer then sailed forth
into the village, armed with revolver
and a gun, proclaiming himself the
Lord, and saving that be had slain
the devil and several of his imps
The sheriff, being unable to arrest
FRYER, and fearing that still othel
! lives might be sacrificed, killed hin
with shot from navy revolver
Ba,tv, Ms. Fryer, the babe aud th'