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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-16

"TKx SCHOOL QuEsrIoN" AT NEW CAsTLk-A
large congregation assembled at the n. z.
church, in New Castle, Sunday evening, to hear
Rev. J. B. Mann son the Bible in the Free
Schools" He held the audience for an hour
and quartsr in an earnest plea for eduda&ion
tfounded on the principles Of Gods law"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-16

The BTAMP TAVERN SHooTINd.-The cifcun-
stances in the shooting of Thos. P. Bullock by
his fAther-in-lAw VIM. E. May At Stamps Tavern,
were brought out At the trial, which has Just
been concluded at Media. Mr.. Bullock testified
that no words passed between May and him. and
that when they were only eight or ten rods apart
Mr.. May drew his revolver and fred, the bal
lodging in the shoulder. Mr.. Bullock was cor
roborated in all his statements by several wit
nesses, except as 10 the passage Of words b.
tween the parties, the other witnesses declaring
such to have been the fact. The Court ruled
conviction could not be had on charge othel
than assault and battery, and the Defendant
pleading guilty, was acquitted on the othel
counts. May was sentenced to pay fine OF $500
the costs OF prosecution and to give security in
the sum OF $1,000 to keep the peace. Security
was also required of Mr.. Bullock.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-16

STATE TEACHERs' AssoCIATIoN.-Ac call appears
for . meeting to be held in Public School No. l,
In this city. Thursday, Dec. 50, At 10 . m, TO
organise State Teacher Association. Ths
attendance OF all persons in the State, engaged
In teaching, is requested. Superintendent Har
Ian, Of this city, President Purnell, Prof. ". A.
Reynolds, and Mesers. F. A. and T. N. Williams
sign the call ~ . Committee Of Arrangements.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-16

a. 500 barrels Of potatoes on board, arrived, ON
Sunday. from Baratogs county. New York. and
were moored to the wharf foot Of Orange street.
The potatoes are fine specimens and include
Early Rose, White Mercer and other varieties.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-16

DoncHEsrKR DEL R. R-The annual meet
ing of the Dorchester d Delaware r 4. wss
held At Cambridge on the 9th instant, when W.
Wilson Byrn, Esq., was unanimously re elected.
President, and Mr.. Thos W. Anderson Secretary.
The last board OF directors Was also reelected.
The annual report, soon to be printed. will be,it
y said, the most encouraging that has ever been
mt forth
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-16

aoxE IDEA OF wKAr 1T Ii TO BR-rBs CURRENCY
QUESTION TO Dc PARAMOUNT TO ALL orHERs.
Special DsspateA to sAs NsW York Times.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-16
PHILADELPHIA.
our SATURDAY LarrxR.

TEE TAI RATE roR NHxT YEAh aKT1LaD-sTRANoE
ACTION OF cITY oounCILs-A rnofoskD TUNNEL
uNDRn DR0AD sTn81F-AoKNgUs OF TEE CITY 10
n FAKEM-sWA1rHNo11 ooLLk0B-DHATH OF
ALyRxp ooFH-vRnplor m TIE BROWN MuRDn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-04
InpoRTANT no TnAyhLEHs.

When YOU visit or leave The City Of
NEW York, save annoyance aud expense
nt carriage hire aud stop at the GRAND
UNION HOTEL, opposite the GRAND
CENTRAL DEPOT II has over $50 elegant.
y furnished rooms amd'is fitted up at al
expense Of over 100000. Elevator,
steam and all modern improvements
Eur pean Pan. The RESTAURANTS,
Lunch Counter aud Wine Rooms are sup
piled with the best The markets can fur
nish. The cuisine is nnsurpassed. Rooms
tor single person, 81 so and 81 per day.
rich suites for families Proporiionatel,
uw, So that visitors u the city and trav-
eier- canive more ENORMOUSLY, for lest
money, ~ the GRAND UNION, than al
any 9th = tirst-clAss Hotel ~ The city,
Stages aud Cars pass tho Hotel ever,
minute for all parts Of The City. G.. +,
Il WaD GARRISON. Managers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-04

Mrs Iohn d ivrn wss barred on Sal.
49, 40 .a.an.a-.lx Arara.

Mrs. Iahn q isen Wss BARRED on Sal
uriat, sRed .svsnsl-.ix ysar,
a. ~ sriacnoa tlssf good bargains ar
n1es .pslly n4as 81 sueticus, uould
State tbsl john liuil, who parchased :
par o. drapFl boses hoie recently, hA'
beaa ossreil so mafo ipr ons shAu shs
srsm o9a him.
Tile fuilag price iof oder Is - cent.
pef gallon.
-rwo II lhe pedliers, reported Killed,
have sppesnel a Berlin during The past
week, aud utlerls dsny byipg dead.
cAnHmpoE, Us
We Esibef tse F,iioRiag particular.
n ito recent fire ,gum correspondent Of
th rroy Press Tie mes' destructive
dteuf year. broge out shout so O'Clock
sabbath morning ia Nm. Aherns bill
lard .aloaa, over c S lsbiuson's tailor
sbup, 10 The west dIsr,ctof the village
81 Cambridge Tie fire caughi from the
SLOW, iba door uf which had been ief,
opeu when the proprietor went home,
about one o'c ock The lre was not dis
covered until Il had gained considerable
hesdway, aud was barsting out OF the
siadows. This building was ab6s. Ia
,ha center Of the block, the Union house
aud feit'> grocery being on the east, aud
McMnrray, Ward 4 Coz cigar manuisc-
Iory, and james Harper. dry goods
store on the west The J. J, Grey en-
CINE company was promptly on hand,
aud By their tff.ts SUGGESTED Ia confiu-
Ing the iife 20 The block II which Il orig
mated. although al once II looked as
though there was little hope for jerome
q, Ricr's seed wsrerooms. There was
little Wind az he time, aud q heav,
shower Of Snow kept The surrounding
buildings IA ist, TINS making II more
eusy 10 control The flames. McMurray,
Ward a Co saved only few cigars
that were IN the show case. Harper
saved nearly ali his mlYable goods.
From the saloon 10 which the FIRE origin
ated, aud from John Morfissey's saloon
Ia be basement OF the same building,
nothing was saved, A small part of the
furniture and liquors Of the Union house
we're saved The following are the losses
aud amounts of Insurance.: William
Aheru, $500, no insurance; John Morri-
sey, $3.50, fully insureds James lisr-
per, insuted on building $4,000, and on
iixinres $500, which wilIauIy cover loss
Union house, gross loss $50 600: $1,000
Insurance on building, $4,000 on turni-
lure, aud s 900 on liquors Tefit's gro
cry, loss $500, fully insured; A. Patch.
barber shop, loss 500; Henry AckIey,
damage 10 building about 800, insured /;
q. ). Robinson, So 600 on building ;
McMurray, Ward a. Co.., insured for
81 900 on stock gross loss $1,000 The
west district presents u INST desolate
appearance. II is mol probable that any
thing will be done towards rebuilding
This fall Some Of The firms have already
announced their determination to resume
business as soon as they can procure
rooms. Arnold 4 Co., furniture dealers,
who occupied the rooms over Harper's
store, fortunately sold their entire stock
10 Agan Bros, short time since, who
had just completed moving the furniture
On Saturday,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-04
nr,rEMnni, ri,is.

Now is the time of the year for pheu-
mnnia, lung fever, coughs, colds, and fa-
raI results of Predisposition to consump-
lion and other throat and lung diseases.
Boschee's German Syrup has been used
IN This neighborhood for thelpasti two or
Ihree years without siugIe failure TO
cure. If you have not ueed this medi-
cine yourse /, 20 10 your druggist, Wall
Y Hard, or V. Grover. Factory Point,
aud ask them of its wonderful success
among their customers. Two doses will
relieve The worst case. IT. you have 40
faith IN any medicine, Just buy sample
bnitle of 30, cHee'- German Syrup for ~
cents and IT, it. Regular size bottle, as
cents. Don't neglectL ooagh 20 save IS
cents. octiI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-04

saso q srfxsw hag aasoef u tie stomach 0a
saa traiH sisaald . carefully hecded LIT ths
sgstasaeh b. in siigh degree dis urlsed ADD the
eanre f4arFoas sysieia ifeot fass sane -. BRING
fas aaaash ~ a kalsAg a3s, Aisa tlss nervous
tl.ra.aeft Irtaaptiy frssHsos = fs,at running
Wf6F hap{aF hvfn q DO nenssstg Or sny long
s.-sffz ;,,tarni y b. fauc saas - tie stoinsch
sare la ANaas tltHa aN hsYt - Perfect egfn~
0iasts4 ausairsiig aizpfed faf rsssef II. have
ssd the q gsam sid hnfa exaahtad ssofn-
aza fsssllertses f1saf Nla14ssiai- IEeir Nise use
% ssa gaag Esr sss sM q Ie4fsFf sf2ar pFosa ass
8sax V .-ssd Nte - fSs sssr ehsases be fals
r1j aynsssat * b. itHse sFssat he q We uss hem
AID khes saasf FA4ass--s ! lazuDos tksa.l Hnassr,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-04

fed 90 participate ia ift relrs IS . deer
hanfs spd sdFsfa'g 60 ihe raes q go
'.aihsr tas sl.alls e vieary uefe haaafi
Be dispensed 3 ne "lHnaesnss Aad
strange s. Il msy sppsar uete sr na i
80 hsfe aha eau ieatlg .aNle laxulB
ga hcang mssluf Baek@iat -
Es1 ren,sr
The i5'iauIue falsu lram q fsir aum.
- = tae san J.--e. California. Mur8g
wlG Is g uleus, % tuer rsd
biep I1romiatul man g tri iesi TASTE
- distaat ey aat laaAinE ca-eN
through 81 ne mstba saTd. d sau
Flsrc..c5, 6ad. 49, dste - uapa
msat sta msAef n pmpumepfs, n
San , .-e bau a.l .aited ia tis isste. q
may rsfa5 6a ssli iaat sH Js-r !. thr
Fsaca g. lamr o. Ga ".i9ued an aud
"au.maUd bu,l ThIs Wss ta-e 81 81.
cent occurrences, ana 10 aftu palnoHgod
aas Fied. Coalb. q Gregory thc
raaher will remember taag lld. ltm trade
rioA di.p.ay II marble work aud ifan
uaniels 81 tlc recent fair, taxing awas
,ae iltst premium.; Bot oue mu,t visit
tse work. on second, brtweea stnts
Cara aud st. john streets, where
uko number Of skilled artists ate ca.
saged, aud also wish he crmetcp 81
santa Clara, auc see doe work mans ip is
sii ie yared STYLES, 10 gel sny adequate
Idea II their resources aud abilities a.
marble workers. There Is. probably, 90
"tb,r manuiaeloty 10 lbe State which
mas 20 complete a selection at mounmeu-
tal designs, aud there is % Kind of mar
Ole % other 2rayesione or monumental
material in the known world thar Field,
Combs 4 Gregory do not supply. The
reporter visited The Santa Cara cemt-
tery the other day aud ioupd there sty-
erai monuments PAT np By his Gm
two there are Of recent date The latest
aue procured by Mrs Walsh Is sixteen
teet in height, surm1untcd by the Il cure
II Faith reclining,.ia standing posture
hpon the cross. TO to tbs figure, bicll
weafs drapery Of il most natural, lowing
rider, il given rustic setting OF charm-
ifg effect. This was the creation OF
Mr. Cumb-' braiu aud chi-el, and worked
without amy model. This monument j.
4 grand one, ana particularly remarkA-
BILE Tor symmetry. liz it beauty and
Strength are most haFmoniously blended
The granite monuments 1T their manu-
factory should be seen by every one who
wants to know what chauningy beaui.
tn stones California can produce, and
California artists dress. Aud we mgh
add, pareutheiically, that IL bis cxper-
fence Of over twenty years Mr. Field has
! vide resource from which-hiut aud
suggestion for such as haidy know what
fiey DO want Aud here We are re.
that Fled, Combs e Glegor,
nave opened a granite yard, where theS
supply AL kinds OF building sone in
whatever form Il may be desired--posts,
caps, window-sils, elc, Bun We can best
serve our readers by inviting them to
cali and examine The monuments, man
tells, medallons, busts and numerous
other wonders in marble, plaster and
IRON at Field, Combs Il Gregory, There
Is study for a day.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-04

hs ""At wy =" '
Avoid a. rBng purga i've pills which only 81
haasf b. maaou- seere IONS and wear cut nature.
48f. HAnAlsaxs pEalsrAAIi1 LsozEASAz err jns
ha liter aud A. Hp the whole system, fhns cur.
iu., Dysy,epsts Hsadach DIZZINESS Pics and Al
. he 80 e " Il .HiTv a CaSsrTFariaN. be ehiei
eaus - lgssifs esytcis y aniyHg wornea. IRA
boa DC Large boa o., nAslcd Tree iof this las
prizes.
DR HAERfsoSs fCkLASD BAISAM.
.pAeudld cure f9r GuraHs H0AH-ggEss, aud al
TaaaAr an8 LrsG COMPLAINTS. For sAie By 4
+ HAEEir0A 4 c ,, Pro- rist0fs, No. / Ire
aiuas Temple bsssion. sud b AL Draggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
na.oair

Nasoate,
The next Regular CommaHIcatiyu Of Adonirani
l.odes. r. 4 a a.. VIII be beld on TbursdHl
evening, OFT "a. 1878, 81 fsotrys Point
J. ii. WHIPPEE. WIN
Adonfram Chapter. No. -, n. A. M.
Sert reaglar cogyocstion % Wednesday ever
u. K. sIMnEDs. HIP.
W. A BL sCE. Sect.
skinner Post No. "a. 6. A. r.,
Irets II Caibarn Hoase Hail. Factory Point, OF
De arst Tuesday even ng ui each mouth.
GRO. H. SESSIONS Conmsnder.
Grant Lodge. NJ. I04, 4. o. q. T.
WeesA a. Aaaus' Ii 81 every wednesday evening
81 O'Clock Al members Of the ''order" arr
4uylt.d Degree meeiingr every nrst and thir,
Wednesday evening u each month At O'Clock
r. J. BOTT. l. h.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-04

Economical new food, 20 cents will
ouy package OF sea Moss Farine, made
from pure Irish Moss, which will make
80 kinds OF dishes, such us cakes, pies,
puddings, ETC., or il6 quarts of custards,
ieliies, creams, Charlotte Russo, blanc
mango, etc. Sold by all druggists and
grocers. Al
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-04
Local intelligence.
Tmt gsDAY. SOY = i1t

tAHA4 AWANIAN&EtiAAs
TIT @N@A D. @Fs = tefe
Nftaas tsaseff tsftsasb
n#NnF~T sFgssfHrfxnsN8
effRf - kt ft'Ata'
-. $1,000.
-
ams Ms.fF8 Ksfsass
- " Ma Raaaat
aafNa safran
-. 49,
$500.
fa atsa
81 NESS aats
st.s. W..,...
&c.. t... -. 8. 49, 80. gss8,
Fh hfHF
t. ri. Il. :.
&sf hi"fs w
whAs& E8ds fanaaasa. Esgssesa. a.
. fs,.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-04
PHILIP E0LAEs FRIENDS,
~ Siop a. rAs9eftN
D. EDWARD EVE ITr HALE.
A SECOND FARMERS VACATION, +"
ny ~. 90 I WANINa- d

~ 90. UED- Z WAVING, ID
Csl. Nuiug i now % Europe vs aag 10 a
what q oct WI un tied and dfty u,iies, ohs
( "a m'-l crti { and iuief,stnf y The yln,.
uR va q sol J. utp~. Ti,recont sefir
= re om b % sven none uiote TING
han hat sta VIDA our =, adtrs srv alro as
las lafs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-04

The third meeting IT tie Young 7 o.
pies Chtsliaa Association Tor tie season
= 10 be hed 81 tie Congregal ,onsi
Church % Monday evening, Nov. 1T
fbe order 81 lbc meeting Is: Seiccl read
ngs b. Mi,, Belle Mccall. Mrs Aimou
,uiih ana Ms. Loilie Baidffdge music
- SIC. w,bie Pfeseo,t. assisted D. Miss
iel{A Jeukins apd Otbrs., after whIcn i
20 be disc4ssloa On some msrai subject
y those who wish 20 participate
-Tae Storm q sa,arday eight vas
luife lead cali 10 prepare fos Water.
>npw an Sunday inoFulag sh9ut iwo
aeises detp,
Dr 5alla ard Mr. g " Sheldon
relafned isom tAr Ssgisn - Tie osibefn
.kes sbaut two wesas ego. haaR.ug
flgh sAfm - 5 memorial ~ theis c9n.
iuest she aead beds 81 one % Tie ts.5lesl
aaeks ~ abe lcsesl Bat this was be'
81. Tic ueaghboa were eOFaiAlly lGyi.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-04
TERMS:
Sl00 Year in Advance; $50. Numbe:"

The 10 20 COMPLETE, Nov 1870 70 o { 1878,
b u IN maroon h....s........,. "a 90
do 90 b u d IN hsl, morocco 800
Vols beei' IL oyemher and May ANY Of he
-afier mes "a Wild viii 10 ~, pl ed rip
"a q 20 ser 81 Nhu WIS them "a conf leie
. at tuis iat,, g. cloth, $500; ba morocco
R3 %
b k leFs and Pb- ma -teYs vii be suppl
a rat ha' WI enable item to I'LL aty Of th,
owe offers.
subsen ers viii Tlease remi In =. O NJ ne,
)rdJs, OF Bank Clrukr OF Drafts r rs reg
l.'ered letters. Money IN tiers not rcgist red
az send' r. ri k
NCalBNER a co, 743 Broadway, N. Y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-04

Alta bah given by Mr.. Bond a few
days ago there were present about fifty
couples. Mr.. Bond is making prepsra-
lions for another grand ball on The even
Ing Of November 2jh, Thanksgiving
Day.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-04
Old New York.

~ ga Nv ilus Is "a pr ioe. on Old New IL
b. John i Nine, y u sppear al once, aud wa
a.tta h. nt.un OF al cit n on tr
no ma k VIII n rrts lied yelupm at ~ tn
the quaint pccui ariue o IT, den i'm
tN"y u be- Il y ofusrly itu ra cd. thu
b log u tu give TO GU der Crlt y, AID nt-
q aiiic e., au ilt, re- AID ptru 4 ent VAN
ieser ar ind "a q ION u us ra ed period ca
Under "a cpst1mcd muagen, iht mag glu,
W ~ " future b dcvJted, ~ it has Q n u.
ps, 70 found literature and oliistian pr, :
sres5.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-04
Farm FOR SALE.---rHt

d. place aBuwa a. ths ntars A tH iafm e3iuel
ID "a the winhGil rsFhpake. miles iram q 8
railfoad said farm contains lSu acres II
heavily timbered Sith spruce. hUmHcs sd b.
10 been cut over. huiiaiags are good tupsA
atd there 10 . good sugar orchard, also apli
t,rchard 90 the trrmiees Viii be SOLD unt
ssd 81. bat t50a can remain on mortgage y o.
sired Apply 20 or sdiresr
A. +. GRAHAM. Ixecu Or.
Bondrille VI OF 3Otn. i.9a 2fan
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-04

DIR. w ID. Waller, formerly Of New
fame, aud recently from Montague,
Mass, has located here ia the practice II
medicine with fdiering pro,p cs
The Dramatic cIab are to give 10
entertainment 10 Union II,Ii, at Az eally
day.
We are having a revival in our
church, aud quite a number u The young
people have made profession.
Nathaniel Curtis died October 29lb,
aged 81 years. Ito was ths oldest man
IA town, sod had been q resident OF the
village Tot over 60 years ".
wooDroRD.
--Lyccum Saturday evening at 8
O'Clock.
"a grand hnnt i proposed for tie
middle OF The present month. We fear
lbs, lhc weather viii b. uui.vorable.
More snow fell ia ;, rscu,e last we L
han here, though Woodiofd has cnpu. b
ior comiorlaDle slcigAius IL tbs ciiy -
Representations maiutaiu that Ii viii re.
n.aip on as IL came ia the old Of the
moon.
The town meeting beld last Saturday
amounted 10 bat ngie. We lear oaf
towu ,ffieisls did not manifest their so
tuvrus - they should haye dona. Bu
the ebd j. not set.
"A sorioas eoua grafton came near
taking piaes 81 lbe residence u Charles
tisrg,ouf, oue day last weak. iialie, .
two-s eArs old daughter. was ph, inz
via matc'ss in tie patiVr bedroom aaa
isuised several Of ibem Several articles
u wearing appael esugh hfe, 81 q lhen
the Htile utellp fan aut aea wanted ma
taa to cuine quick aud see tlr susuke
iae rafvnt ariyed Ja.l IL tas q qaealh
tlse aaues, bal several hHc nrtoies II
sigilipF aer destroy a. Ps5eugs look
gat iof ghc Suite cues
-. y. llgar hss commenced coA.iag
asaia. he hes oue ofder ifom souih
America ior coal.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-04

Fifteen divorce salts were granted
At the late term Of our county court,
AT recent funeral IN West Rutland,
ten old persons assembled, whose united
ages numbered III years.
"A valuable horse, owned by Rev. j..
X. Richardson, died on Monday.
Much interest is manifested at the
union prayer meetings, now beiug held
A the Baptist Church, by the Methodist,
Congregational and Baptist societies
y. b. Reynolds aud family leave
Wednesday for California, where they
20 TO spend the winter,
We are sorry to hear that II. II.
smith, Eq bad an attack ofbemorrhage
OF the lungs on Monday afternoon.
Hon. VIM. Porter Cady has returned
from his extended trip TO Windsor.
1T is rumored that the night traips
from Burlington to Boston are soon to be
taken or
Another wedding on Thursday even
ing, aud still more TO come very soon.
JoE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-04

rrsts @ % Sisvls ana Tsnfy Co,ts ,vsf
dosxgpg "a AsaA 90 snd Il ssst % D
hsn -hA d y r. snA Car, 90 iass un
49, ulcuf and tsei iu tcwu ~ NaH EA T
aew ~ Fpai rge - e. - - kin Z Fan
De- caues AIT 4 ~ tpfs ! ~ kind a. - 2 ~
prices. B. uatni e that : usN -lutr & ~
bore ell says dthFsf Eoti- pr4mafff 49,
tes - rhAFg ~ Pc - ~ Z ia4 % liiin
cal bet, r. ,tun base ewheu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-04
Centennial Letters
Fd "a IS JOHN VANCE CHENEY.

RE e lection of Rev lliiunary Letters
main tram sttr- az hAud,.u h deere -,
tI'rtf Co Ias pa tsri IA are nii 81
~ Wi b. read b q rarr q ish ~ 30 =
n"c Vii the Centennial &c trauon u II,
EAR
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-04
Tho editorial Departments.

&C my evtr twenty afrs Of zach unmtor ans
con ati Dr. ~ land ygorons itely 81
aii u as ] az ttv Ns OF the latest Nok,
Arr, l. era uru d science
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-03-17
Wednesday, ...... March II, 1875.
TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS

OUR FRIENDS and subscribers will be
pleased to hear that we have perfected
arrangements with the publishers of
the INDUSTRIAL RECORD of St.
Louis, whereby we are enabled to fur
nish the DEMOCRAT and the INDUS
TRIAL RECORD, (both weekly,) for
the low price of $3.50. We make this
offer for the purpose of largely increas-
ing our circulation. Those who have
been in the habit of subscribing for
foreign paper instead of that published
in their own Parish, can now have both
for the price of one. The INDUSTRI-
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-03-17
Murder.

A most foul and unprovoked MUIR
der is supposed to have been COM
mitted, on Bayou Rapides, near the
Archinard Place, some ten days
since. A negro woman, Isabella,
wife of Steve Smith, a negro man
we'll and long known here, from some
cause have been on bad terms for
some time, though man and wife for
thirty years. On Thursday, the 18th
inst, the woman Isabella was miss
ed, and for several days thereafter
strong suspicious of foul treatment
were rife among the negroes in the
neighborhood, and all were outspo
ken against Steve, her husband, as
the author and cause of her sudden
and mysterious disappearance. Ear
ly in the day last Friday morning
the mystery and murder were un.
yelled by the finding of the body of
Isabella in the bayou, near the old
Blacksmith shop on the Clarke Place.
The Coroner was sent for, and an in
quest at once held, and the finding
thereof justified the just suspicious
of the negroes. A large cash in her
head, given with heavy instrument
of iron, plainly indicated that she
had been killed, and then thrown in
the bayou. The verdict of the Jury
was in keeping with these facts,
charging Steve as the murderer, and
a negro woman as accessory to the
same. The woman has been arrested
and lodged in jail; Steve is still at
large, having left for parts unknown
the night previous to the finding of
the body of the murdered woman.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-03-17
What can't be cured
Must be endured.
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CAPTAIN JEFFRIEs, our able, eff
Gent and plucky Representative, re-
turned home on the Maria Louise,
and we are glad to know and an
nounce is in good health and fine
spirits. He was here but few min
utes, and proceeded on the boat to
Avoca, his home, and we regret that
his constituents had not the time to
see and exchange congratulations
with him. We are pleased to know,
however, that he will be in Alexan-
dria in a few days, probably Satur-
day, when his people will be glad to
see and greet him.