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MeteoroIosicuI and River Report,

The following statement Of the weather
and rivers is furnished by the Signal Service
office stationed at New Orleans:
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CAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION

The demand continued fair but mostly from
buy ers who claimed further CONCESSIONS predi.
GATED on a decline OF tc IN spots al New York and
a ialilng on III foreign exchange. Factors, GU the
other hand. in view of repuf S from the country
of serious damage tothe crop from the late storms.
together with the heavy losses in Texas, were un.
wiling to make the concessions required, bui vi
t1matrly psrtl-s came together at ptices siowing
but little variation from Yesterdays figures. The
advantage, nev ertheless, was generally on the side
OF the buyer, except in good staple Kinds which
beng scarce and Ill good rrqut ST commanded veIy
fun prices, middling, for example, selling a. above
our quotations that is at ,l3asc aud l3ac, which
ale our figures for strict middiiDg. All other
descriptions were weak a previous rates.
The amount on shipbaard not cleared, going on
board al d engaged for shipment. was sci down at
the opening this morning. at II 900 bales embracing
$500 Tor Liverpool, 5000 tor favfr, $500 TOR the No IN
Sea and 1000 for the North, which WHEN deducted
from the stock on hama by our running statement
yesterday evening, leaves 5000 bales to repre- sent
the quantity at the landing and IN presses unseld OF
awaiting orders.
1t is well understood that the above figures are
gwen only as the nearest practics able approxima.
ton to the facts, and that the amount estimated
as unsold is always less than the actual amount
by the quantity included in the engaged for ship.
nent' Yet to be bought.
The Exchange reports: Sales $50 bales. Mar.
ket easier" Its quo aticn for good Aiddling is re.
duced sc, with no other change.
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New Orleans Credit Foncier A..oo;.


GIXTH nISTRICr COURT FOR THE p.p,,,
~ orleans, No. 'stp.-By virtue OF a VIII os
ure and sale to me directed by the lloror,WIi
'iNth District Court Tor the parish of due
the above entitled cause. | will proceed ~
public auction. at the Merchants and ArcIia \
Schah@t, loyal street. bet Canal ana
tolnliouse streets, N the second District n
city, on FRIDAY, september "a, 1873 a, "!
o'clock NJ, the following described N ons, Nv
wit i'PeIl
= CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together w..
the buildings and Improvement there II. an
lnt rights, privileges, customs, WAYS. sarr;.S
and appurtenances thereunto belonging or IN
Wise appeTta'rlt Z, situated in ibe FAM,
FRANK III, ~ Tue 4DiId Di,t:ict Of this . ~
square nuI hey four, which is bounded Inv r..
Fields, s.. john the Baptist, M4rigay and y
streets, and measuring, ill American mo,
iorty feet mont On klyslan Fields street b1'
hundred and fifteen feel in depth, between I,
ana parallel J mes being formed OF port oas nj
lots Of ground, designated by the nurb1r.
teen and fourteen on tbe original llan drau,
the city, surveyor ou the fo1r,eenth day n 1
1851 and deposited III the { tiice of Cariii. P,1
late a notary public III This eft on tie tb,.
day of the saule month and year, VIZ: OF eiFI.I
front On Ely sian Fields S Ieet, by one hundSd|
hfteen feet III depth, taken fiuin lot pumnrI
teen. AID of thirtS-twu ieet front on Ely san II
street oV one hundred and fifteen feet in NJ
taken from lot numbtr fourteen. B.inr tts'
properly acquired by the defendan, here's h
the plant Il herein. as per acr dated Jul, ) \
this CITY. fN-|
Seized in Il g above suit.
Terms and COnditious-l. In cash for a sua
amount TO pay plaintiffs claim, say tw.rfTj
prom'ssory notes, secured by mortgage On
property, dated July ?, 1872, each being to,
sum OF thlrty-six dollars aud ninety-six cents l
interest at eight per cent per aunum from
turitv until p.id, aid falling due RESPECTIVE
the hrst DAY OF every month, from the 1rs, IA
October, 1873, to the first day Of S-pisnI
49,, . p. sSa .s. :
z. Said purchaser TO assume TO the eyten. al
amount OF his bid the payment of eightyi
property each for the like sum OF t%lirtv.s1
lars and ninety elk cents drawn by defeudsnt \
own order aud iuuoIstd by himself, and dated
I,lb'2, PAYABLE the frst one OH the fret dsv ri
tOber, 1879. And The others on the first d4v Of i
and every folio wing Iunnth AL heur.n ! -
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RIVER REPoRT-3 P. NJ.

Below nigh water mark of 1874.
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FORT LARAMIE, September 23.-The body
of John Little was brought here. He was
killed and mutilated by the Indians.
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sea- oca 2s Civil sheriff Of lie Parish Of orieans
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Vie Civ OF New OrIean. ". cred Frle-

htGENE WAGGAMAN,
an24 se5 u "a Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
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Eugene WAGGAMAs.
sea oc3 26 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of OH
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The City of New Orlenns vs.. Mrs. Jessie

se24 90 Gu sherla 81 "a Fa.!.l- 81 0lleans.
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supreme Court.
State ex rel. Francois Frilot vs.. sheriff of
Orleans.-Habeas corpus. Continued to
Friday, September u, lStJ
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l. &c IN PIKE COUNTY.

~ss-r~v.'n asnsy "a ss-
ns.s,, c.sa $3.50 sne,i.s. . eesa cal t,.st
No 49, aces ao.r rilsl1~. frks spasrv -
rsts'-e-rs sn. sssrgill. :, a 100 scrss 10 eaht,.
zion rae t~0-ssory frsns I lss. ssot srcAssA ~
40 !. all sntsrl., ~i,h - sfh. foot VETO ssss
~ oooi Que bali cash bslsrcs IN I ana ivs ,ssre
~, 40 seres'si 'plsssit essi Hans IN m
Ma. So Ia acres OF COED nrmlns lana; - s>,,. =,
salI'aon' and all undertake 9TH splsnei vein q
No 50 LIS sers. o. s.oS fsrm,ps ApS, N
snltssticn al fresh land. an abundance u coal ssv
ierta.s dwelling and sssssssry sus ssilsuss. WI
No sr.-A me iittIs farm q - .erss. NJ IN, ,,v,
"; 20 sores unasr . high esste " knt<ivstisa csm
hTtAss houses. good barn. nice srsaafl, pIsoty a
safer. an aaundsscs Of splendid timber. and even.
thing n-cesssry 10 q cesfsrtshis eosntry ss.e.
70 ., los acres; ~ acres under . high sssts 81
cult eop, fne orchard Of 80 select fruit trsss An
rsh posl splendid timber nies aud csufortsbis bsiIs
ngs rh. hssatful little fsrua 10 situated 10 sss a hs
es., ness'..hsd. 10 Pie county. In eisss prss,stv
10 ehares s;t shoei house. Price ssly o1bep; hail
cash. oaisn In one and tive ysars There 10 gsA.
bargain IN this farm.
No. 10 farm Of 10 scrss, IN PIKE essssy; cen.
vssiepuy siiasied 100 scrss In csltIvsiiss. rsx
frame house. fns orchsrd A. Price -. Co. half ssss
balance In one and rye years
Ne 70 40 ecrss % hns l4.d on lac divtlins JsS.r-
sou and ~ rcn toNnships IN Pike county; g aetss In
high state ~ cultiys ton. fns orsAsrd good vs sr
sstsr, several rne .l'nys, good comfortable dvslss
% 'o.r rooms. -oi stable ana large tobacco barn nns
-bi'- oas tirnher; al Pr,r.sd 9Th . enc vsln 4
stsi.- ,rai. N.fv ~fs A. - zee.
y. q Tn. tsrrss So 49, % acres. end 1. stus.x
nsss the hns Of he IA RE-. and is undertake
VIII superior quality u b., esa. hss Is acre. n
cultivation good fs-rs tags. ~ select fruit wee
pieni- ~ fine stock N abundance Of sp,ss.
d's tnlsr Price only G.esc halt cash balance IL
on. and 90 years.
No. Ts.'n acres Of land nesr line Of the &C. X a.
kv and l. solid bed ~ scre coal. Price Ssss
half cash, balance In and yeaFs
No - sc aere- 81 tine land VI Air Liss Railr.st:
abundance OF tne coal and lead ere IN par ~
quantities This isnd ,sssry cheap and EASY terus
No ~ One % the fnest farms Ia Pike county o.
the MI v.-ron Railroad; 1ss .erss. lee 10 esi
-stion and a. spisndid rspsir, sprssessnls all rr.,
class. two story frsme horse. rooms. fernislsi
lup in good style fine timber and water undsrse sA
f,ot 81 bloch coal Price o. Sc e,sy tsras
DoANs " CAPEBAkr sfer their Wr-
vices io the public for the sale or ,rsis
OF real estate. without making asy
charge TO parties Complying them. az
less sales are effected. and thsu . reason
able commissio. + expo ted. Persons
having real estate 20 sell will 6nd this .
desirable means ofreachiny tho purcha..
ing public.
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SAnSAPANlLLA!

ussl the ssllsvfns sstrset 81 sss<ss rsss Ms
Rivers wife ss RsvsrsrS nr. Rivers. sss shs meet
earned elsqssat end po,ssr Aissisrs 81 he ke;hs
sst Ep.csp. Church and shs 10 81 - sssr, s,atesst
ct srsslvsy cAsreA. Lsssvilie, ny.
s,uIss.lrs. Az. osl. .. rsfs.
- yoss Dsn-Ds.sSs. f-ny iAssss 10 ysu Ser
been srsat suGsr.r for y.sr.. sssl n. .a,,e. q
vsrtsss physlss,s- scais Srscspscss - y s~- ssus
ny istss, enc sows ny heart 10 b he ~ ~ my
ase Aseepe hsAesrtsasd. very sUiscrt ssys-
risss . ss examined Wy sens iu'srsss Us isss- sas
's.sstsnsa -iA psrs''.i ~ s,ss,ss, ssy ssy; .He
perfect bsr-sr ~ tAas ems Ass sug sssus having
zee inserted ssss yen srfiv rent re yeur szrssps
a.. . '1 ..a ."S. .f.s aa s... :s. ,ss u
- right side ~ s-si sspsci ais vhss sas'i ress
svriis f7r A., sasie sf tins sst risiss "sy Zee,
~esld Re psrecv blind Tor sxvsrsl rfsstes and would
have 70 bold to sss.ethirrts prsvsst faliiss
sn most aappy - snfvss' yos tsst the pNs IN ~
ssss IL ssirsy 70. eyed Yer but se'dss stih sy
Indeed for the frs zine n ~ We sH.sy ~ diner
Bssrs than say meal .arns the day.
s.e.s again his morning. sss hope 1. h. estrri,
relieved Please seeeps ny heartfelt iAAal' Nd se.s
Very truly y..r ...' srsss,.l ,r':sd
Nv iosrusi sbosnds ~iib similar si~r-. oil - which
guarantee 10 be genuine and vrii,.n ~ he ps<sses
, De act saaer ysarself 70 - ispss.s en- n~rt Be
Ars~n away s,ter aud ssast VI srperissnts Dent
riss ysar health " lss'iss movie" espersssi sp's
Nv s.rsspsrflIa has ssesA the test for tvsaty-fvs
.s.rs n il sin the ssrsspsiia 81 The day and o. the
az covering over al others In popularity and i's
ssrsf,vs qualities.
avsa iii thos. shs are trying. p~iu ~ you
s.ssr extracts 81 ssrsxpsriiiA ssrset hensmber II
bleed saa ssrsfsiss scsetisss. Alssys sGs.shas In
MID.
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ryyIu prsDris,sr u IL sslsbssAA 0sASss Hssly
Y siains Ter u . sae~~isrt'y eve ~ rsee<Ps sssr
sksres the DsAlis fer he 49,. ssnAss, sSssr sSs
rseuAssss ssrs Of AGss ssf Fever. came asa ys-
vW 0AstA9 - sAsH ~ isze snsaaS. D. reNvs -
~ satire us.srs ID aes bsN essntry 70 bear 1n
tee tnssy - wssA u he assernss tAs 10 - esss
estsssr vtl IL tat esrsn tAs Arsetsns ssrs ly
hlioseU oct. 10 greet oasy sssss sssals lose has
Asss Secs, fer . ssrs. % sbsle fsoiee hsss
esss sa-ss b, 10 - ae ~ns pOfsrs restsrstes
Of he a~sersi lssltA Ills Aows,u. prsaest, md 10
every zee esrs eerseb sors its 49, ia optieusl In
svsilsr essss isr . esss Or tee sfs As sissase sss
BEE brskes Or sA.eksl Get sspseislly 10 t0csrsse
lsss ss,sv essss Usssiv. tAis essisO viii So
rsSsirs ssy ss 10 hep - sse ss gsss etc. sssst
the eatisss Asssssr rsSsrs es'lsrtis Osiies ne A.
.issls s.s. ~ VCLL . ea&rrADLa DAHILt PILLS
gill - saOos0s.
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VA drunkar,l. named william Dod-
sos. WAS iouud frozen 10 desth4 Lsav-
enworth. on last Monday 6rniny,
within IS yards vi his rssidSVce. He
WIS. of course. stnpefed with whisky,
but il 10 something TO tell that . man
should freeze to death clear down ut the
Ohio riter on April ls, 1875.
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BULL
w Orm Destroyer

EXTRACT ov A LITTLE FROM GsoRGiA.
vnIASo~. waLsEsc,. CAL
srt n
N. yo.v DgrL-Desr Sir have recen.., g,~eu your
r srn DESTROYER several rtsls and rnc Il wonderfui-
w en- .cious Il has fallsr In single instance -
have the wished Tor effect. am doing pretty large
country practice and have daily for some article VI
The Kind.
Isn, CTR, nss respectfully,
julius p cLRnRNr. y. ,.
- o. unesaiifet srd ssusrcss are the sestfns-
malls in favor " my worm Destroyer that ne~rrspsv
space IL entirely tso small : tell 10 merits.
n 10 On iniaiibis renesv f>- Worms. Try 10 snA se
convinced. See my Jssrssi ter ssrs fell asscytios
Uull's CeArem Bitters.
Bulrs rectsral Wild Cherry
DuIl's Extract Duchu.
Bulls VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS.
All The shove medicines prepared ~ p. ysss D-rs
FOR SALE BYn.FREDNAN Z CO.,
;.".. "'. - :, =. Ds.-&<:C'-
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- Gene 5Qsner, whs retires ~
Uni:si sl.a l.ssursr on rhs so'h Of
June next. pass bis summers ct
Hickory CIR his h0me Gu the No
ha.k. ia New a ork. and will spend the
winter. with dis daughters in Tisrils.
IL going TO and returning FROM Florida
10 will stop saveral DAYS in Washington.
This Is about the way have dreamed
ont how ! shall spend the remainder Of
nv life said the General. On being
asked IL he would 20 into any basiness.
he replied: %, M 1 am tso cid. l
shalt "eP back AMI give the boys =
chance" -
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Very truly yssr nose grsssenl frierd
nR. Q. AivBna.


April seth lsos-
d. ysnp buLI.-pvas sts. K-o~inx the emeacy Of
ysnr Barsaparia and the b-.t and tensseist sraii-
ties it possssses send yss the ise~ irg sstssseri Of
my case
! vas wounded sbsnt TIVE years sgo--~ss TAX - prs
sner and confined for six months Being moved 90 OF
en- nv wounds has. no, healed yet. have not set up
a moment since ~ss wounded an seei hrSsrh the
hips NJ general health ia Inn paired ard n~-i 81 me-
thing 70 assist nature. have more Naiih ye1r ssr-
saparila than any thiag else sish fbst % be eetu-
Inc Please express ne half dsfen tefties sLa solss
CASTAlu Q. ?. JOHNSON,
Usr INsEa- Ne.
ps-fAe ssns~sss vas vrisses April ssA. isss, ~
Mrs Jennie ysAnsss. mother Of Capt. Jsbnsns;
d Jous BrtI-DsAa Sra; Ny husband. Dv- J. q
Johnson skilfu surseor AM physician I'm csnfra
New York. where he died. leaving the stsve G.
Johnson to my care Al thirteen Years 81 sge hetsd
chronc d.srrhsa and scrofula. for witch gave yoss
ssrsapargIla II cured him. have Ger ten years 70
commended 10 to many IN sew York Obi srd ic~a io'
scrsfuia fever seres, and general aetihiy rerfec
success has attended a. The cures effected Ia sons
81 .creula and fever almost nil n~1 70
am very anxious for my 20 again have receur.s
vsur sarsapara lie IL ferrful u getting spsricvi
article hence his writing - yeu fer u. His ~eund'
usrs terrible but believe he ~lii recover
RssDectfHliy,
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IrHrelers' Henie:
JOSEPH ACKERNAN, Proprietor,
I.ssoosTEB, &C. IHDrAsi'

vVyHy proprietor 81 this Hstsi situated lsst n9rs
the rslirsad depot, returns his thanks 70 tfspspls
fsrts nal b. spared on hs part merit their fs'.s
In the future H. table and bar are Supplied -h
ssstthe marhst aHsrds He slss has gesd stsolhss -
Fov. llth. ls7e.
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-~s-Ths coa,is setf bbsencs Of the OK.
ecn;iv. cou& Istss eShhi c., X. 4 ). W.
R'- h's csus s:sy pension Of the sur.
ve,. bnr theAlsSr6v expected daily
aud whes thu Sayr&e the coSrract will
ts made for 643 Iscution oftAe work
10 jasper. -AE ort Jslrssl.
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r1Ths Brlsk,yn rrisl - Isd 70 tn
discussion oCklseine .ssd What 10 10 b
the role her fsers A14eat May ar
i'm paiicptly esftfss ~ 1ow-"isspirs
.ioa." -psro3 SSsts o. ess~ss slsb
her. tBostst Post
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-.-~h 10 trlegssphsdan vev the eouuf~y
What tue Sapr~ms Coart ~ ths- United
ctases Gill not rsnasp any drcision Of >
political nature dpfisg THE Term. but
-wiIl postpone al S,ck until after the
TALL elecfion.' WlyY IL the hishsu
Court in tho hand nothing better than
the tool of . poliqesl partyy 10 jastics
90 he DELAYED and are men 10 % ae'
priva1 OF their rights 10 lille Coakt Sc
nr~,nsa a, the bidding Of Gmnt Or ofthe
Nran, party! Rave Ne Cesrt decisions
in rontsm,ls;io6 which will ruin The
Republicsa pAr0i Has the condnaf of
the Rspublicss party heea 90 lAwisss
that he 5uprrms Court dare -nQH pro-
nounce upcs II before eestiensE Evil
IDENTITY vea for.ig the CSixt iussAded to
giv- sny decision that .kepld Aid the
Republican psvty they so1ljit delay
them until sft6r elessions. 9'Ait eoafes-
sou that the fpsupreuA lOupA has been
prcsiitutsd pslirssi pqtpsses will
not be forgctfn.- len. Efxsirer.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-03-25
Gen. Crook and His New Com
mand.
From the worcester spy, I3th.

From the Worcester Spy, 18th.
The changes in the assignment of
army officers have removed one who
has been remarkably efficient and
successful in every difficult post.
Brigadier General George Crook has
for some years been stationed in Ari-
zona, where his duty required him to
deal with the Apaches, probably the
fiercest, most active, and untamable
of all the Indian tribes. When he
took the command they had for some
time had pretty much their own way
robbing and numbering farmers, mi
ners, mail carriers, and express ri
ders, without restraint and little dan
ger to themselves. But Gen. Crook
soon changed all that. He showed
them that his troopers could be more
vigilant and active, more swift and
untiring in pursuit, more sudden and
terrible in vengeance than the red
warriors themselves. After few ar
duous campaigns, in which the off
GERS and men of his command per-
formed almost incredible feats of he
roism and endurance, the Apaches
were reduced to abject submission,
and ever since no territory has suf-
fered so little from Indian aggres-
sions. Gen. Crook not only fought
the Indians with almost uneXampied
vigor, while fighting was nee
essary, but when they had no more
stomach for fighting, he has
ruled them with remarkable wis
dom, Justice, and clemency. If the
administration of our Indian policy
could be always in such hands as his
there would be few complaints of its
failure. He is succeeded in Arizona
by General Kautz, who is said to be
a good officer, as he has need to be to
fill General Crooks place. General
Crook relieves General Ord at Oma-
ha in command of the Department of
the Platte. If the Government real
ly intends to keep the miners out OF
the Black Hills General Crook is just
the man to do it. He is not to he
trified with, and if he orders them to
come out of that they may as well
come at once, or it will be worse fol-
them. Parties who propose to find
fortunes in the Black Hills this sum
mer will please make a note OF this
and govern themselves accordingly.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-03-25
Ben. Wade the Man.
lFrom the Dayton Journal. !

Continued reflection on the politi-
cal situation in OHIO strengthens our
conviction that the nomination of
Ben. Wade for Governor by the Re
publicans is the wisest thing that can
be done. His name has the flavor of
victory. He is the best embodiment
of Republican character and princi-
Piles in Ohio He is, in fact, n bed
rock with which the party was found
ed. He has, in large proportions, the
elements essential to popular conf
dence-unimpeachable honesty, in
vincible integrity, immovable resOlu-
ton, high personal courage, practical
abilities equal to those of the best
men in the State; long and varied ex
perience in public affairs; lofty pa
triotism, which he demonstrated in
the United States in the elimination
of the rebellion, and an untarnished
record. He has no hurtful associa-
tions with jobs, rings, or public
thieves. All that class of political
carrion have stunned and feared him,
and in Northern and North eastern
Ohio especially he enjoys personal
popularity that no other man in Ohio
has acquired, while in all other parts
of the State his popularity is certain
ly equal to that of any man who can
be named. The nomination of man
who can rally the Republican vote of
the Reserve is victory itself Benja
min F. Wade is that man. But in
Middle and Southern Ohio he also
has great political and personal pop
ularity. The people know that his
integrity is of that firm fibre that
can be relied upon. His name, in
fact, at the head of the Republican
ticket, would inspire enthusiasm un-
known to the party for several years
past. The main point now is to Sc
cure his nomination without oppoSi-
ton, and inspire the party with con
fidence from the very beginning. 1t
appears to us that it would be wise
for every other candidate to withdraw
at once from the field. While there
are others who are generally respect
ed by the Republicans of Ohio, there
is no other man who can concentrate
so much vital power upon State
canvass. The Western Reserve, Cen
tral, and South western Ohio would
hail the nomination of Mr.. Wade
with soul-stirring enthusiasm. As
Ohio is practically the Presidential
battle field, Republicans of the State
should make no mistake, but enter
upon the great trial of patriotism
against Democratic retrogrcssion,
armed at all points with the strongest
men upon the glorious principles upon
which their party was founded.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-03-25

THE "Devir' which a BuckhOrn
Furnace correspondent wrote about,
two weeks ago, was seen by Long
Creek gentleman as the latter was ri
ding home, one day last week. The
locality in which the strange crea-
ture was seen, was in the neighbor
hood of Vesuvius Furnace. AS the
gentleman was riding along the road,
it came out from the bushes, but dis
appeared so suddenly that our inform
ant did not sufficiently recover from
his consternation to get good look
at it. A thick body, low squatty
legs, and a long black tail was all he
could distinguish, but it was alto
gether unlike any animal he ever saw
before. We hope to have an accu-
rate description Of this interlopel
some day.-IrOnton Register.