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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-05-07
Published by Special Rescsst
n "Christiau" Rooster,
AS VIEWED BY THE OUTSIDERS.

The Romans iayed tho exclusive egg;
The Regular Bsptisis Matched il;
The chicken was a (ampbellite,
And all the world cant match It;
The Spawn was OF the dry-land kind,
Though matched beneath the water
The chicken crows excessive loud,
"Be damned or take tho water"
1T thinks itself the cleanest fowl,
That travels rs a roarer;
And vet II acts more like fool,
Than all who lived before il.
Such reverend men as Baxter, Brown,
And all The Pseudo writers,
Were knavrs or iools-he crows
Them down 10 hell for want OF water.
| II claims TO know the truth of God
With excinsiveness it's cramned,
And pours out "Watcr like a flood"
And crows BE dipped or damned.
No sage on earth il counts its peer;
| No equal ever lived OH land;
Again the bivct's notes you hear.
You must be dipped or damned
lie is a bold and fearless fowl,
| With words as sharp as needles;
He tries TO prove his Lord "A lool.
Condemns His prayer as needless.
1.-The people who this doctrine hold,
Exclusive as their father,
lThey all will cry with voices bold,
BE damned or take the water
Their leader now is past,
His oflsprings lives are shorter.
And when with Dives they meet a, last
Twill be Day for want of water.
Il. +. II. and w. l.. G..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-05-07

The sEcRrr. Those who prize besu-
tiiul head or hair. tand we know our
lady friends all do,) will thank us for a
few words on the invaluable qualities OF
Ayers Hair vigor as a dressing. In
our own case II heals humor. keeps the
head free from dandruff and scurt, steps
the tendency of eur hair TO fall. and
heghtens its beauty. A slight touching
with II removes the coarse and dry APP
pearance which nes lectsd hair puts on,
imparts richer gloss, and makes Us
in the most fashionable COM
pany. Such rare qualifications. pre-
sented in single preparation. create for
IT an enduring value; bu: add to these
The faculty Of restoring to gray locks
their youthful color, and maintaining
our good looks with so small an expen-
diturc OF time and attention, and YOU
stamp it prime favorile with the public,
and ensure its permanent aud enduring
popularity Huntsville (Ala.) Repub.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-05-07

Articles OF association Of the Evans
vile, Washington and Chicago Railroad
Company were filed yesterday at the
Secretary Of States office. The capital
stock Of the company is $75O.Ooo di-
vided into shares of 800 each. The
road will pass through the counties OF
Nanderburgh, Warrick. Gibson. Pike,
Daviess, Knox and Sullivan, touching
tue town Of Petersburg. in Pike county.
also Washington in Davies county.
crossing the Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road. thence To and crossing the India
napolis and Nincennes railroad in Knox
county; thence To and crossing the Ev-
ansville aud Craw fordsville Railroad
in Sullivan county. and FROM thence to
Wabash river indianapolis Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-05-07
Senator Mcdonald and the Fl
nanccS.

Cincinnati Enquirer.
For the inform alton Of the Indisnap-
oils Sun we would say that we have tho
personal word of Senator Mcdonald.
given in Washington City, that, touch
ing the financial questions, he stands
upon the platform o.. the Democracy Of
Indiana. His personal views do not
stand in tic way of the expressed wish
es oil his constituents.
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A. The SummerviIe. Tenn, Falcon.
estimates the loss OF horses and mules
in that county, Fayc'te, from the Buffalo
gnats from last Frioay night till Mon
,day, at from 500 to BOO head
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-05-07

fCs Buffalo gnats, vigorous little black,
poisonous insects, are killing the horses
in the river bottom. = Washington Dvu,.
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New-York tribune., 1875-02-09
OBITUART.
Jean FRANCOIS MILLET.

The death of MilIet, which took place at Bar
bison near the 2Oh Of January closes
a NOZZLE chapter In the History OF Art Unless 1t be
Jules Breton, has not always fulfilled the spen-
did promise OF his early works, or EiOuard
F. ere whose latter end TO have utterly
forgotten his beginning, there Is no painter
living who knows the life Of the Norman peasant as
Mllet knew It, or who can enter into its tolls. its
privatOus, and its joys be could enter. Among
French artists the or Milet almost sacred
one for his work only tO1ced wi;h the strong hand
of the or mve poet chords OF patriotism 10 which
French hearts so warmly respond but his style was
magnificent in it's simplicity and absolute clean
ness from all nfectatiOn-he was an artist
among artists, he was man among men,
HIS works are little known In this country. Something
In their strength which often OVerpOweIlng IN TO
gaunt and grim revelations Jared on tie IuXurlous
love OF sofuess hat prevails In America ana ADDED 10
the strangeness the lie lie depiced-a life little seen
by tourists and unknown to the dweler In the Aneri
can quarter OF Paris-Dade him alien 70 our tastes.
The gfeat fire in Boston destroyed some hne examples
OF his genius winch belonged TO Mr. William Hunt, Hnd
10 destroyed nothing that was more lntf.nslcally
precious There 8re few etchugs by MN ID
Inc WaterCOlor Exhibition in this city, but Mlllet was
a noble colorst, and 10 one knows what he was as an
artist who has not HIS pictures. He was born at
Greyiie (dnchc in 1915. He came TO Paris and stuued
with Deiaroche exhibiting for the first time IN the Salon
OF 1874 His subjects drawn almost entirely from
upasant life though he also painter OF landscape.
In him France loses her greatest OF ugure paluters
such An artist enough in himself 10 con-
fer immortality upon the art OF his native country
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09
TIE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.
A PROTEST FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

A PROIESI FROm NOhl CAhOLlNh.
RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED IN THE GENERAL AssEss
DLY DBNOUNCING THE COURSE OF THE REPUB-
IIcANs IN THE HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
TWO REPUBLICAN MEMBERS RENOUNcED THE
PARTY.
RALEIGH. N. c., Feb 8.-The House OF Rep
was the of intense excitement TINS
morning, resulting from the recantation OF
tho Two Leading Irembers OF the Repuo-
ucsn party on the door 10 consequence
of the pas.aee Of the Civil Righ's bill by the Natonai
House of Representatives. Messrs. " b. Glenn oil faa-
din, a brotberIn-aw or Judge Thomas set'le oi tue
Supreme Court; and j. r. FoOte, formeS Federai mp
polntee Of Wilkes. Mr. Glenn introduced tho following
resolutions:
Whereas The Republican party Of the House or s.p.
resentatives OF the United states disregardlDg tss
principles upon which ouf liberties were aehevod, ana
has enactrd law whereby in this country
compelled 20 associate on terms OF perecI eqlin'
Whereas We believe that the result OF this legislation
will be to thoroughly ana completely break down and
demOralize the manhood OF North Carolina ana
Whereas, II IS duty which every man lrrespectIye OF
his color or mis- connection IN me- owes hls County, u
race and family condemn this reckless eHOrt OF
rhe Republican party TO Derpeiraie lts power oy INC
utter destruction OF the whole OF the south therefore,
ReSotred That we, .he General Assembly OF North
Carolina, appeal to man WITHIN the DOrderS O
our state 10 protest this and ungener0as
treatment OF people, and especially do We Deseech
brothers OF the wDi,e race VINO nave leretotore
c9nneetion with The same for the reason in this
hour OF extreme peril to our mannOon an ultre q's
ons OF party pride passion should be forever SUNK IN
the great for the protection OF our IlOrds On
social tights and onr
Messrs. Glenn and FOote followed with speeches
On the motion Of another Republican member action
on the resolution was postponed until Friday
number Of other Republicans have declared their
intention to vote for 1t, and i is probable that Few
white Republicans will be left III tae House. In closing
his remarks Mr.. Clean said:
declare that hereby forever dissolve connection
with the Republican party, and ally myself with the
great party that building upon the South ana
North for the preservation or constitutional Govern
ment and the purity aud salvation OF the ADgOSlxOn
race OF our great land.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09
LATEST SHIP NEWs.
IFor other shin Nsvs see FVlh Page

ARRIVED.
Steamship George Cromwell Bacon Poni' WITH mise anu Pa
stis.hp Cen whitney Bcstos With ise 70 AeroVoi'
al Steamship Co.
Steamsp Ftchburg Springer SeWBe ford with udse Aaa
Snip Wesi@asitr le Qaebecl Manila Sept With mt'c
red the Bar "a
snip ave Quern 5f London) Wilcox Calcutta Oct H. With miS.
River y. AOreh0lSe, 3O-teeo AoV.
49, and barbsdo,s Jsu. - With ni-es
David %. Icg sawyer l l2daT', Win .ngar ara noc
oOdEOuse BTzOs Santiago ~ days ~t "oca
Schr washington Berry Ddaroa % days with wool be' Sc
u4Ie 1lOOie J4cloayiie ' Jays ~ih lumber
SAILED.
SeGsmhp Abemare for Lewes Del shin Rhine 10y London s<
Beu Chc, for NesOHtilsi Truman, io LoIpaS Cai So
B. k4on. for
wiND-oun.1E. moderate y. W. ceaH
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsr0S Feb S-Aruye, big Magic tD.l, from st harasi
,clr u. Land, Cleared. steamship Nepu e. 10
CHgIr,7oS F.b s-sa.lcd chr Alfred Keen Ncr-yorE.
san FRASCIsCO, SArivt ship Seminole from Sew York
FOREIGN FORTS.
D. SThe Allan Line steamship uSita, Ion Pors
ian Jan 30. tO-day and Dnceelel to Liverpool .
LONDON nel states; SILVER 0ud urei$
SonHabend Lacy Bssrgton Monre A-tna Fou5o '.Ls
l. Dmm,ck SDeau.a. LlHg htrn hr o. 'at'i ias
Be.toyen the 6I inst; Woo a Meteor anl ar
line Arrived .u 1h n.: C,rmea, Guio Aay t~eI
knight OF Daro Dragon BLh AnozJue u G. ifu a.
Al buck, houtrgaDt AEero a-i no tasA'a -
OrsgysrJwN ie o. IT, Lle steamship Oceanic. 0n
Neg Jan. lrrIyed here a mltn.gn-
HALIFAX n teb. s. he steamships oaruauGn and Aso
from portand arrived ls rri = me o-.. 4- h OAP's'
DIsASTERS.
BosroS SThe BnusB Bravo Of sDd RON bermuda S
Beach tbs
I'm the vii probably e. lis
Race Point Cod The weather
too rough " permIt any attempt Il geE her anoAt
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09
VIEWS OF A GEORGIA EDITOR.

ANOTHER ACT IN THE DRAMA OF HArE-riIE PUR-
POSE OF THE BILL TO PROVOKE DISTURBANCE
THE SOUTH MUST OPPOSE STEADY FRONT OF
SUBLIME PATIENCE.
AUGUSTA. Ga, Feb. 9.-1he Daily Chronicle
and Sentinel Of tomorrow will contain an editorial on
the Ciyu Rights bill, which it thinks may
now be considered law. II declares tue
bill another act IN the drama OF hate
aud says the sole purpose Of the bill is to provoke dis
turbances in the South which will furnish capital for
the Republican party in its next campaign" In war
good general ascertans # possible what
his enemy would have hun do, and then
proceeds not to do IT, To the attacks OF the Radicai
party the South must oppose steady front OF sublime
patience. Insult must be met with forhearance. The
people who vanqnsned great odds III the are
now called upO TO achieve the ruling OF their spirits
greater tidphs than the taking OF cities. Lot these
high resolves be made: NOn-resstance except IA the
Court, aui at the balOt-Ux. No triumph our enc
by dong what they most desire us TO do. TO the
mOrtihciOD Of ourselves, by falling INTO TIC r1p tAey
have
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09
FROM IVORY cHAMBERIAIS
WORK IN THE TWO HOUSES.

BRIEF EVENING sEssIONs-THE SAVINGS BANKS BILL
THE SUPPORT OF THE POOR-THE MARSH AND
DRAINAGE ACT ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
PROM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRIBUSEl
ALBANY. Feb. 8.--Tho Legislature was too much
bent on pleasure tonight to pause for the transac-
ton Of business In the Assembly. Gen. Hustled
introduced bill extending the privileges and re-
quirements of tine Hotel act, in relation
to the charge of valuables TO safe deposit
companies, Mr.. Prince introduced tho Gene
raj bill in relation to savings banks given
in to-day's TRIBUNE. Thomas Cooper Camp
bell offered bill defining the powers
of Supervisors in relation to the aid and support of
the poor. 1t is intended to apply specially to New
York City. and provides that boards shall raise by
taxation sums sufficient for the support of the poor,
but restricts its distribution to chari-
table institutions which were the recipients Of
official bounty in 1874. The bill also
enumerates those classes which are to be counted
among the poor the deaf and dumb and idiots. In
the Senate, the Marsh and Drainage act was consid-
cred in Committee Of the Whole. and ordered to q
third reading. Both Houses adjourned after ses-
siOns of n quarter of an hour, and betook them
selves 70 the more attractive gathering in the Gov
ernOI's mansion
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09
THE GOVERNOR AND THE LOBBY.

Ih| 4fIanJ hU1lIHy
Gov. Tilden Is down on all members OF tDe
Legislature YI.it lOUDy organizations IN TINS
city. He ia obtaining lat OF such gentlemen ana VII
keep future reference Members VINO cOnsut WIN
the Doctor" will please notice and take on discretion
and wisdom The Governor does not ride mat pay morse
for nOlAlg. he out skIrmisbing every time ne taxes
a ride Rides every day. Best hOrseman IN Albany.
Has the finest sadde-hOTse in the state. WBen the Gov
his feet in srups he appears 10 DC uhuer
OF the life Of tie horse partng so mucn
YvacIty the Gov. Tiden sits morse netler
than ay man who ever occupied the Executive Guam,
ber Young who wish TO learn how TO ride, shOud
Keep eye the Governor whenever ne appears on
Broadway. a young lady whOflw the G0Sernor Oh
Tuesday said, - How "A who rides &S Iliden does
ever escaped manmony is more tnan Can under
sfa
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09
THE HON. HENRY ADAMS.

The Hon. Henry Adams, who was once
leading lawyer in Central NewYork, died on Saturday
at the residence OF his daughter in Orange, N j. Mr.
Adams was born Dutchess County N. T. in 1885, and
was admitted bar in 1896 having previously acted
Justice Of the Peace In 1929 ne was
admitted to practice in the Supreme Court, and
in due time became one OF the successful and emf
nent lawyers OF Central New-I0rk, ranking IN prores
sona circles with Joshua A. Spencer Timothy Jenkns
Marcus r. Reynods Daniel Cady, and Mitchell Sand
ford He was powerful peader, and was noted par
ticularly his knowledge OF the laws aHectng real
estate In 1866 Mr. Adams retired from practice, and
heucelOrtn resided at Railway, y. j.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09

ments at home will forbid my enjoying the pleasure OF
TINS VISIT but am less thankful TO you for your IN
~,.. ~. am glad to see the brave and happy aus
80. ,nasr ,-u 20. lave begun your administration
Praying ,he favor Of Providence upon you and your
public and D. yona career, aud begging you to present
nv kindest reea is % srs PeltOn, remain my dear
Governor. most truly and res? ?octfully yours
WILLIAM ADAMS.
FROM IVORY CHAMBFRIAi-:
NEW YORK, Feo' D.
DEGs Gov. TILDKS: I accept with great pleasure
your kind invitation. shall do myself the honor 10
visit Albany for the sole purpose OF seeing Chei
Magistrate Of this State who is equal to the social re-
quiremens Of his great position Will thanks and kind
regards yours truly, l. CHGMBEEIAIN
Letters Of regret also received from MsjorG Gen
W. g. Hancock. Gov. Groome Of Maryland, Bishop
Cleveland, President and Mrs Potter, and Edmund G.
stgdman.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09
DOMESTIC MARKETS


cTcssar rb s-fiOu ...,dy "sest sn' re. ;:
sssehS a1s ~ qu G and I a., " r. oSssi ' TO- ss.s
unchanged Pors quiet Sl9 Lara am' Siean, b5 rs lSss
g. e Gls., Sss sS.. s s-'sss Bacon s
S 'o s s $50 g. 's: c:. 30 s
s. 81 S & Il .d7 & So eiss csS 81 g ;S
10y ,v. wsa' & ara 'G a,. at 9os Batter s'
CLsTEAsB s6sai DOL sad asehapeed Soru -tesdy
White in lots ii % Lss Test ~ snail os. are bss..
,bDns E,is rsI ' DE- ' No oooaH i aess AS Soi an 80
~ 9s Corr q9 n ana unea.nEe 0 d9 and unchanged 10
isPasAron Eso stqsr % 'Issey at q 7ssss wssat steady
Oats steady at 56q5g in eevai kre sns aa peh.n rcd Rss
lsy quiet and Ba Meat. CHANGED Bsess
Hos aim sHd IN fair deiaa6l at 81 46as5 ss
Et s 81 ass 50 thoaeq s 1876 25 Coo 10 70 .r 30
gy m ,S1 1s%Anq hSs SIC "% s1age 9as 10 g I'd ss'a.n4
SIS Po1s over a,s2 D sssi s:s,. an s5Sesl iS7s
stock shDulerz ssc Clear SIDES ~ lI'.e:
Sssr ss 9 Common Pair 60 FaT f. Pnas .
SSn SSss Sc Prime S"ce @ 81 Zoe cos, s sss Pss.
lss,@l9'ss Corn Meal inner st - - o. Whsy qse.i -
sr Ions. Feb s~Four in good dm;nd Low ,si ,l-srn
grade. Wheat unchanged Cora No MId u 065e,
mostly at q Sc Oal dmsfi No L7g57tG Bs'g iu ,nd aa
$ls 7j, July Dy Sailed Meat uouaer o'e7c Cler Rb es
aq, shoulders. ss tssi aie sides. iosele sds.
aos. sror e nd S hshS TaS Yos. q e sos g. ,csr.
g. Sges e % % S S, arm s. Ssv' g s1s q cog GoSst s
s,sesrs m 81 SOass o F, to Coco snn ami cos'ao -
IVA 0O heceptS-FluuF fOND ODAt Wheat ll,OOO
1000 buh Oats 10000 bush; Barley 2C0O bush Rye, LooS
Juan; Cattle l.2UO.
roLEpO Feb s-PIour urchinyri vhe1t dali
cnnZi No White Wabash 81 IS: No. g. 81 Oa Extra White
Mcnigsn 81 10 No. Rel 81 o. Corn clGy Hsh Md.
672c April 7lie Ns7, 73c Low MHed do'ici April 1O'le
stsady l. 57c No. 2 5b3405Ic. M.chg1 57c Clover
seed, 81 so Dressed Ho9s n 9OaS- beoertWhest 900
Sush Orn 10 600 SG,, Wheat 1900 Ouh cora
81 900 hush Oafs. 7UOu bush
wUNISGroS y. G., FEB ssrrts Tur7entae quiet at 3s
Rosa 30 for strine Crue TueIuae eIv Il 81 so
81 90 leo~ Dip ~ % for VEh Tar sgessy
n 81 65.
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
gsh V At
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09
A TRIVIAL CAUSE FOR A BLOW.

Maria Fawcett and Harriet Smith. both of
No II9 Thrdave quarreed last night about the own
ership OF a Gowerpot and Maria struck Harriet blow
with her st which prostnted her The latter lay un-
conscious for long time that her assailant became
frgtened ana sent for Dr. Dohcry No 32l East six
teonth ST.. WHO. upon examnation. prohoalcou tue
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09
MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURE.

Boston, Mass, Feb. s.-The Legislature has
under consideration proposition repeal the Tenhour
law. The Committee the Liquor Law have about
completed their labors and will soon report compre-
hensve license bill which, it is thought will meet the
favor Of the majority.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09
THE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARKRr2

HAyasA Feb A-Spsnsh God 2i592iS Anekess. z.I 81
change quiet 'nd ge.k the United sses 90 d
prsnan Sight, l099l 10 premium LondOn lS4 Si3e
premium Paris 0s1llO Frezh,s osdsg -
havana ports Caba he United
81 load Bg Havana br as Lifted sav I'D,
81 20. hhI, Of % 75a 81 to Fns~sh
35s 937a 3D. oiog n bsf perts ID. sth
coast for United states hid ofsugir 81 z5af 5G s
tou.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09

The Philadelphia Scientific Journal says that
Messrs. GEO p RowELL Co. OF New-York are so well
nalno thou aud explain tho nature ot their busiaess
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09
6peual N0nees

po.,orce sotice.-rhe MAILS FOR suRoPB he weet
,pnr SATU RDAY FEB. l3 1879 si AZ e oAe a. oo-s.
Oa TUESDAY q. 1850 a. m hkDhhSCAi % -
THURSDAY 1880 sad - SAL apAl a. shs -
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09

would bo superfuous. No Newspaper Advertising
Agency has ever displayed and skill IN tbe
OF this delicate and quirng b1sDes
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09
TIE WE4THER.
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TUE CHIEF SIGNAL OFRicER.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Feb. 9, 1871 a. "a.
c,,,onsis FIR HE mast Ereuky-fOur hours.

(
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. FeO 3 1851 H. IA
Synopsis for he past hcentD-rOur hours
The barometer has very generally fallen IN
the Middle and Eastern States, but risen again ln the
Southern States, the Ohio and Missouri Valleys.
the pressure is highest In the Northwest and Is fall
ing especially Ill the Southwest.
Low temperature, clear weather. ana northwest
winds prevail north and east OF Virginia.
south westerly winds with clear weather prevail in
the South Atlantic States ana with cloudy weather on
the Western Guf coast.
Clear very cold north and west winds are reported
FROM the Upper Mississippi Valley.
The rivers rose Memphis and Vcksburg, and eu at
Nashville. 800.
Probabilities.
During Tuesday in the South Atlantic and Eastern
Calf states stationary and rising barometer, stationary
or rising temperature, cool westerly winds, and clear
For the Western Gull States, falling barometer, high
temperature southery Winds cloudy weather. and pos
For Tennessee the Ohio the Lower Missouri. and Up-
mr. Mississippi Valleys, and the NOrtn-ecst, hglt
changes IN barometer and temperature, fresl north an
west winds. and clear weather, possibly followed ~
north nd winds attending the development Of q
storm IN the Southwest
For the lake region stationary barometer, west rlY
winds lower temperature, generally clear WeatAcr,
with occasional local SHOWS.
For e MiddLe and Eastern STATES, rising bcror,cter,
Lotcsr enlDeraure. eIcepf OH the Gidde Atlantic CGQst,
northeast backing 10 SOuL0est tes,ds, and generally
The river viii fall above Memphis, and rise slightly
below that point.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09

ArcliOishOg Of Canterbury. Lew. Hall
i|s ail Scca:p:io" T.%.ss.
ST iS sSSs .ss King Henry
sors1 Co rSom. alpasnam oso,r. IN King B. Bradley
Hsn' Army Nj Rissract RssrdG LT.sns %sSs
f the GcIsnd. Tbe.ter liverpool A%eres
NJ T. ya,enb m Wsh
sfs, GsSg. II ang 5gs s:S%; FIS,
soldiers 'si Hss ffS;s $:Sss
Boy the nr p Pr1ss Ts.n,i, Little
chae tie sixth King Of Charles oswsi
y engaged 10 assume thus part in order ,trenghen e
b1s Of Bgggndy' M + R Steele
Dnks Of Bourbon. wlls% simon:
Ar rSa oSse ale or or F,,scc Nj Edwin Sicpsd
French Lords Mr Arthur
So1erco Of Haraeur W Bss,insoo ;aa
The lshSp Of Bourves @ NJ i r. . GT
toi hs Gy%assS and vsaie; her appearance
D,ro Quickly (pors wite) an Mis- Msry Wells
jsS I e, lanes s1"n de Princes. @ F4aey Reeve
SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY.
The Throne Room y the s P41Se EYE 81 sus
smpt a The EnFhsh Fleet at Anchor.
R D chm @GS~ thin ts bohoS Of araeus Scene
The DsEe Goer: Quarter see gss % a5 pG
psrtars Of ihc French Army. Scene Ca yi-v i'll Piesr0
Ri rs. ssSe sGs1 The EDs Foa at scene
0-Inheu bsAte OF AeAcoI4I
C--lie Pans OF ginc0urt sier the victory. -
historical episode Reception hng Henry v o. entering
London afler lbe b its -,
AT Tile m c. Al Troves Scene View of Trores fOm TIE
Bridge -Iueor Of the Cathedral ~ Ifoez fpOSA Of
Iie.ry V. katherine.
LYCEUM THEATER-MIss LECLERCQ-THE NEW
MAGDALEN.
Miss CarlOtta Leclercq made her reappear-
ance as Mercy Mer7Ics III Wikie COlnss play OF TIC
New Mlgdalen at tie Lyceum Theater last evening
The PEI formauce was witnessed by small audience
which seemed to appreciate thoroughly the artists
praisewortay efforts make interesting disageeable
and unwhoesome subject Miss Leciered acted the part
with spirit and entire naraGess In the fourth act sbe
exhibited genuine power and was greeted with we'll
deserved enthusiasm. Mr.. George Clarke made good
Juiiau Gray, and Miss Kate Meek. who played Lady
Joaet Rog d handsome and graceful old lady.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09
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wound dangerous one. with symptoms o. congss''H"
the brain. Mrs Fawcett thereupon ar. es'ou
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09

OTTAWA, Feb. s.-The weather Jor the past
two days has colder than any known for years The
thermometer here this morning registered 31o
below zero at Peche. 32o Desert sIo Brockvie, $50
Parry sound 1872 Dover 4o London So and Toronto, 4
MONTREAL, Canada, Feb. e.-The river has
fallen considerably. The ice in the Lachine CaDal
touches bottom in consequence OF which 5000 men are
thrown cut of employment by the stOppage OF the mills
along the canal.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09


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