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lin, between Customhouse and Bienville
streets, and locked up in the fourth pre-
cinct station, charged by Robert Edwards
with robbery
Great credit is due to Captain Auooin and
his officers, of the latter particularly Mr.
Ware. for their energy and activity Ia
searching for and arresting the culprit' EN-
msrson, who robbed one of tna school
teachers. If all our officers were as prompt
We should have little cause for complaint,
and few such daring cases as this would
occur again.
Msgdalens Rohrer. junk dealer, was
arrested on a warrant on st. Philip, be-
tween Dauphine and Burgundy streets, and
locked I'D in the third precinct station,
charged by Mrs. Hiiaire with having stolen
property in her pos session.
Vessels in port-Nine steamships. eight
ships, two barks. two briggs. six schooners.
FIRE ON MORALES STREET-A fire was
discovered at four Of clock yesterday morn
ing in ths frame cottage at the corner of
Morales and Annette streets owned by
John Galilet and occupied by Joseph Pom
stine as grocery and dwelling which was
totally destroyed Loss about $1,000. The
stock and furniture were insured in the
New Orleans Insurance Company for 5000.
The adjoining building owned by jules
Brown was damaged in the amount OF about
800. The alarm was turned in from box
No. 3ll, at the corner Of st. Claude and
St. Anthony streets.
In twenty four hours the most stubborn
case of fever can be broken BY the use OF
kernine, one of the recent discoveries from
the cotton plant. We guarantee It in every
case. For sale by al! druggists. NJ. b.
Morrison g. Co, agents
MORE Coal OlL.-Mrs. Englebright hsv-
ing obtained her purolns oil at the store OF
Mr.. Enylsbright, corner of Live Oak and
jena streets, was, perhaps. little too con-
ilent. At aay rate, her lamp exploded as
she was holding it, at halt.past eight last
night and slightly burned her left hand.
FIRE.-Ths grocery store OF John Haiel'
let was totally destroyed by fire yesterday
afternoon, about four OF five O'Clock. caus-
ing a loss Of $1,000, part, 5000. being in
sured IN the New Orleans Mutual Insurance
Company The adjoining house. owned BY
Jnlss Bouror. was damaged 500
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Succession of Mary sommers,

CECOED DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans No. 81. 87l-Whereas, Ed ward CleAry
has petiOned the court for letters of administra-
ton on the estate OF the late Mary Sommers
deceased, intes;ste Notice Is hereby given to All
whom it may concern to snow ca ise within tan
days why the prayer Of the said petitioner should
not be granted
BY order OF the Court.
jy26 3eaui, PRANK PACE, JR, Clerk
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Succession of A. n. Hebert.

OECOED DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH
- of orleans. No 50, 32i--Whereas, Mrs. Widow
Missouri Jane Hebert has petit.oned the court for
letters of adminIst alton the estate of the late
4. n. Hebert deceased, iutestate Notice is hereby
given to all whom 1t may concern to show cause
within ten days why the prayer Of the said pa.
titloner should not be granted.
By order of the Court.
iy3o aua FRANK PACE JR Clerk.
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succession Of N. b. Clifford.

cECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OfC;leans, No. So, 349.-Whereas, Mrs. Widow Ju-
La NJ Clifford has pet,toned the court for letters Of
administration on the estate of the late NJ
E. Clifford, deceased, intestate. Notice is
hereby given to all whom 1t may concern TO
snow Cause within ten days why the prayer Oh
the said petitioner should not be granted
By order of the Court.
ir3D au48 FRANZ PACE JR Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-30

Sedne is a perfect subs.ite FOR quinIne,
and has none of is bad effects. We guar.
antee it to cure chills and fever. For sale
bv all druggists. NJ. B. Morrison Il Co.,
aran<s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-30

The hardest times the world has seen
must have been in the Iron Age" described
by Professor Draper, although the "Stone
Age was rather solid.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-30

AMONG THE CAR DRlvEss.-On ons Of
the upper lines of street cars system OF
robbery has been discovered, and now the
stockholders secure better returns. 1t is
managed thusly: Some Of the discharged
drivers take seats in the cars, not tar from
the starting points, taking up positions near
the front door. When ladies enter and
hand I'D bills for change, the ex-driver is
promptly polite, and on receiving change,
makes a motion as If dropping the fare in
the box, but 1t is all q sham, as the regular
driver has retained the nickel. By this
process, which is carried on nearly al day,
the driver and his confederate manage to
share three or four dollars between them.
As this little arrangement has been ex'
ploded, the drivers must resort to some
other trick to cheat the company.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-30

special .MeetluX.-S7w D1ioAus. july 81,
l87s.-The following named gen.lems IN composing
the Finance Committee of the Republican Parish
Executive Committee OF Orleans are req uested to
attend a soeca meeting of said COmmi utee on
MONDAY July 81, 1876 at 2. NJ, at the Me-
chanics Institute viz: P. Creayh chairman;
william vigers, Joseph Diaz w. P. Greene, G. W.
BOOthby.
PunCtual attendance r6Guss ted.
By order of the Chairman.
iv30,t CHARLES A. BAQU1E. Secretary.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
Hall Fifth Ward Radical Republic.

Hall Fifth Ward Radical Republican
Contra. CIub New Orieans. July ID, 1876 -Whersas,
The State Nominating Convention OF the Repub-
iicac party of Lou:slan3 has nominated State
ticket beaded BY s. B. Packard for Governor, G. o.
Antoine for Lieu Ant Governor Emile HOnore
fol- secretary of stste, William 3. Hunt for Attof-
pey General George B. job nsOn for Auditor of Pub
nc Accounts aud William g. Brown for SuperIn-
tendent of Pubic Education: and
Whereas, These nomination meet with our en-
tire confidence aud approval therefore be
Resolved, That we hereby ratify and lndorse tina
said nominations. aud that Wa pledge ourselves 10
use all honorable cans their election In
November next Be it further
Resolved. That we q 30 ratlty and indorse the
ncm nation Of q. g. WarmOth as candidate for
Congress- in the first cong ressiOnal district.
JULES LANABkRk, President
n PppraNnp, iv3h
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GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans No. SO, 1853. Whereas, Charles c. CrsH-
ford has pettioned the for letters of admin
iitration Oh the estate OF the late Mrs. francois
NelicOur Bieuvenu, deceased, intes.ate. Notice is
hereby given to all whom it may concern TO show
cause within ten days why the prayer Of the said
petitioner should not De granted.
BY order OF the Court.
jy2l q 80 FRANK PACE. JR.. Clerk
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Local Intelligence.

THE PUBLIC MARKETS. - Administrator
Landry, having failed to obtain satisfactory
bids tor all the city markets last Friday,
Yesterday received the following proposals,
which we're accepted: French Fruit and
Vegetable Market, TO B. Dumestre tor
1895; French Meat. to G, Rey, $3.50: Poy
drss and Pile, to c. Eos, $3.50; st. Ber'
nard, to Pierre Adi1, $3.50; St. Mary, to
Tomas Pickles, $500; Magazine, to j. Bill.
gerry. $1750.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-30

Florine, preparation made from the
cotton plant. is the only remedy known for
the positive cure of female complaints. We
guarantee it in every case. For sale by ali
druggists NJ. B. Morrison & Co., agents
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COURT RECORD.
SATURDAY, JULY %, 1876.

First District Court.
rSFORMATIONs.
Assault and battery.-Mary Jane Braun.
Petty laresny-Miille Parker.
Entering, etc.-Marsha!i Carroll.
Second District Court.
Succassions of J. B. Guillon and Frances
A. Knapp, wife Of J. 5. Knapp. opened.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-30

Rooms state Central Executive C0m-
mittee Republic An party Of Louisiana New Or
leans NY 49, l376.-ResOvod, That the ere shall
bo a State campaign committee. to consist of uina
members VINO shall be selscted by the State can
dIdares and ap oon.sd by the president
Resolved further. Taat the treasurer of this
committee ia hereby authorized and directed to
transfer to the treasurer Of the State campaign
committee from tina 20 tins. as required. such
FUNDS az cO,ae into his hands for use In the State
campaign.
The above resolutions were duly passed by tho
WILLIAM vIGBRS.
Secretary State Central Executive Committee.
BOON STATE CENTRAL EXECUTIVE CoMNTrRz,/
Republican Party of LOui.iana, !
New Orleans, July IL, 1876.
By authority of the Ststa Central Executive
Committee, l hereby appoint the following per-
soma selected by the nominees for State offices, as
the state Campaign Committee, VIZ
A. Dumont, chairman q. G. Dbble, W. F. Loan
George Drury. T. B. Stamps r F. Guichard, O. +.
Ladd James ". Quinn, Alfred Bourges & g. Pit
kin secretary: B. F. Joubert, treasurer; L. Lama
mere assistant secretary
g. C. WARMOTH,
Acting President, State Central Executive Com
mittae Republican party Of Louisiana
Attest:
WILLIAM vIGsRs Secretary.
Rooms STATE CAMPAIGN CoxMirrEE, }
Republican party OF Louisiana
New Orleans, July e. 1875.
The headquart ers of this committee are estsb.
lished at Mechanics Institute Dryades street,
near Canal. Meeting daily at NJ.
iy3G A. J. DUMONr, Chairman.
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Citizens Savings Bank, Grunewald Halle
New Orleans, June 30. lS75.-At a special meeting
of the Board Of Directors held this day semi an
nual dividend Of SEVEN AND HALF PER CENT
was declared; six Cent payable to stOckhod-
ers on demand, and one and half per cent to be
placed to the credit OF the reserve fund.
i'll I'm NJ. BEENER Cashier.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET


For President,
RUTHERFORD HAYES.
For Vice President.
WILLIAM A. WHEELER
r Presidential Electors,
At Large-WM. P. KELLOGG,
j. H. BCRCH.
irst District-PETER JOSEPH.
k,acOnd District-LIONEL A. SHELDON.
Third District-MORRIS MARKS.
Fourth District-A. b. LEEISEE.
Fifth Dietrict-O. H. BREWSTER.
Sixth District-OSCAR JOFFRlON.
For Goresnor,
STEPHEN b. PACKARD.
For Lieutenant GogerN0r.
c. q. ANTOINE.
For Secretary Of State.
EMILE HONORE.
For Auditor of Public Accounts,
GEORGE B. JOHNSON.
For Attorney General,
WILLIAM II. HUNT.
For Superintendent H Public Ea"ea''o"'
xx,vrssAM r RRnWN.
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For Members Of Congress,
First Distriet-HENRY C. WARMOIH.
Second Distriot-HENRY c. DIBBLE.
Third District-CHESTERB Is. DARkAAA'
Eonrtb Disrrict-GEORGE L. SMITH.
Fifth District. EDWARDS LEONARD.
Sixth District-CHARLES E. NASH.
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The following statement OF the weather an
rivers i, furnished by the Sgaa Service stcer sts
toned az New Oreans
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hibernia National Bank of New Orleans
New orleans, July y, l3.6.-A general eeting of
share folders viii be held at the Banking House,
THURSDAY, August 3l,187e from u II. to P.
20 take into consideration the reduction OF the
capt. al to $500 000 By order of the Board.
it25 I'd JOHN q. D.vE3RANX CASHIER.
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A FISH SrORY.-It IS a fish story, II
shark is fish. During recent excursion
to the Chandelier islands by party of
gentlemen OF this city, one of the gentle
men. SO it 1s related, made himself quite
disagreeabie to ali his companions, and all
the bad fortune was placed TO his account
A council was held on his case; a vote was
taken OF the question as to whether he
should be banked or thrown into the sea-
It was unanimously agreed to throw him
overheard, with the hope that that would
1 be the last of the Jonah. The conclusion
was terrible one, bat the conspirators,
knowing that they were on the high sea,
thought their he1ious crime would never be
discovered The victim was informed OF
n the fate awaiting him. and he begged ike a
Canal stree. cripple. All sail was set, and
the breeze was tair. and when word was
given, the unfortunate man, still plead
ing for dear life, was launched into
the roaring deep with no more regrets
than if he we're rubbish. AS the schooner
sailed away tho condemned man douadered
4 around q few minutes and then dlsap-
] peared. The ezcursionists thereafter pre-
tended to forget their awful crime, and IN
Z two days afterward landed on Horn Island,
4 and the men amused themselves oy catch
ing sharks, One very large one was hooked
and landed. and as his appearance was
somewhat peculiar he was cut open on the
beach. To their great surprise out jumped
l the man who had been thrown into the
water, and the way he tore and swore was
a caution to sinners. Fate being in his
favor his enemies were confounded, and
/ they concluded to restore him to his rights
provided he would never lisp word OF the
attempted murder. He promised, and as
soon as possible returned home, and IN
formed on his prosecutors, but nobody
would believe him, and the less stock taken
& in this yarn By the reader the better.
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For Members of Congress,

For Superintendent of Public Education
WILLIAM G. BROWN.
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RIVER REPoRT-3 P. n.
StaUh.

Below high water mark Of 1874.
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For Attorney General,
WILLIAM II. HUNT.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-23


TIE 0RA S8v H0HSF.
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-10-19

mt a3..1..s1. nr:4:...,
sgIIs Hte.91t &zI.tzSI..
l.. w MocORD. Edifor aad Manager
THURSDAY, OCT. I9, 1876.
SCHEDULE.
n. & d. & C. S. R R., Decatur Divis'n
eor,a .o-,r,,
Mail and Express 1852 P. N.
Local Freight ........ 2:2o P. N.
Through Freight ..o,.,y ''4o r d.
Mail ana express 4;44 An
Express S.; s : as =. N
Through Freight .,.. 1885 P. n.
- 55=5.I-1,5z7 iii
NJ - So - -.
'i'0'
= ''.'.''@'''s ~ - = go
siDs - -,
S'"'0 .Ie -@--
Mrs. JAS. Walker, sister OF eX
l, =, : o'A' u'''' r. '''''
Gnu, /" e-I
Orville Ewing Sro an old and
wealty citizen OF Nashville died at
Gainesville, tia.' tuesday.
The bets IN the pool rooms are
now two TO one that 1ilaeh "lli
carry New YORK by nifty thouS"n"'
Some of the Radicals are trying
to appear cheerful; but it is very
like whistiing through the grave
yard.
A gang of fifty illegal voters, ali
of them Republicans, fell into the
hands Of the police Of Cincinnati Oh
the day of the late election in Ohio
Snow was six inches deep in Que
bee, Canada, Saturday, and there
was slight sprinkle also in Nash
Vile the same evening.
1000 - Cov-n
- '1e -. - sn,,,ort,,
i',o,.;,,. ond III nnml,er Of an
IL = bo;ng increased bv the in
a.. e.,n, tho conntrv
It is asserted that the sum 0
100000 was sent from washington
TO Indiana as a corruption iuno Z
publican party.
~ y "ol ~ s''i'0l"i"s - AH0
that West virginia 30 leoeh''y
hao'lcal ''@'e' va" oo"'ii"'V' ~"
Onl'eu ota'es oeH', ,o.' - 'Ho a.
ana comfort o' 'ii. ii.'en "''en u
taxes MS se"' III 'ne 1 g '''e L We
chalr-
The Democracy of Indiana an
Ats. I,...,, 49,, ! r.1.I s,,,Ia,1fI so,,rf q.
4no Na.;a.,1 Da.1oo.,4io ,or+,
m .oa,,ie ~ +ho oloo+i,rs :, +bos
c,a4a..,,i,,., ~ ,,,,t,on ~ Till.
80, ....1..-...... an n.a
-, - -. 49, In !
-, .,1l;,a
Official returns IN Indiana give
democratic majority of 5,494 Tn
democrats have TWO majority O
joint ballot in the Legislature, Co
oro1o hos .proboblv uODe raDublica
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-10-19
A srARTLING RU1IOR.
Proposed Substitution of Grant
for Hayes.
Louisville c ,urlor-Journal Of MondayI


Louisville cpurier-Journal Of MondayJ
a shadowy but startling rumor
reaches us that the Republican
managers, made desperate and reck
less by the unexpected loss of In
diana. on which they most conf
denGy relied, are discussing with
a most astonishing coup. This is
no less than the withdrawal Of
HAYES from their National ticket
aud the substitution Of Grant in his
place The meaning OF this would
be revolution. The party of fraud
and forco, feeling itself beaten,
knows tliat its only resort is the
bayonet aad martial law, rigorous $
~ enforced by the man in posses
sion. il is. thought by those who
are urging this measure that vio-
leuce can be made 30 count for
more before than after the election,
and they argue that nobody but
Grant can carry out the scheme.
The Republican managers see that
HAYES is beaten. There is not a
ghost OF chance for him with q
fair election.
This is Chandier's scheme. II
comes TO us from o quarter that
mag b gaHei re isbie. That it Is
erio 81 debated among Republi
Gan leadefs IS undouatcd. Whether
they wiz aRre 70 undertake it re
mains 20 be seen. Our opinion is
that they viii not But when such
men are driven To Che vail there il
no knowing what they viii do.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-10-19
ctai!lfy saiD d Valuable Land.

John P. Ezell ct al, vs.. Lavinia c. Eel.
DURSU Ant TO a decree Of tbs Chapoery
court for eilegS9untys Tennessse, in the
above cause, viii ssu,
On Friday, Nov. 10th, 1876,
at public sale to the highest bidder on the
premises, on q credit Of g. y IS and "a
months with interest from the day of sale,
the dover tract OF land assigned to the widow
OF Lamack W. Ezeli containing 9eI acres.
situated in the nth civil district Of Giles
county en- the waters If Pigeon Roost and
Bra lshaW s creeks. About 4 Of an acre OF
said tract viii be reserved for the grave yard
with right Of way 70 and from same. Pur-
chaser viii be required to execute notes with
good personal security and lien vail be re-
tuiued upon the land until the purchase
money is paid
AT the same time and place, Robert J. An
ders0n viii sell tract of about IS acres upon
the same terms Purchaser required to give
notes with good security aud a hen will be
the purchase money.
octi2-td j. B. STACY, c. &M.
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Victory Assured.

st. Louis Times, Dem.l
Let us thank God and take cour-
age. We have met the enemy on
one of the hardest fought political
l,attle-felds in our history, and the
result is a glorious and enduring
victory. The Democracy frankly
admitted the gravity of the conflict.
They as frankly conceded that
defeat meant humiliation, and this,
too, with q fnll knowledge of the
odds against which they fought.
They knew that over one hundred
thousand Federal office-holders had
been massed against them; that
money had been used without stint
u corrupt and demoralize them.
They were not disheartened. Their
lines never wavered for an instant.
They have met the enemy and put
him to route on a field where he
had won an almost unbroken line
ofvictories. Indiana is ours. West
Virginia is ours. Ohio has been
withheld from us by the bare ma
iority of 5000. Fonr years age
Ohio was carried by the Republi.
cans by 10000. On Tuesday that
majority was cut down one half
-Four years ago Indiana was carried
/ by the Democrats by 1900. On
Tuesday that majority was in
creased to nearly 1000 -Four
years ago West Virginia was carried
by the Republicans by 5000 On
Tuesday we reversed that vote and
scored 10000 on the other side
here is no possibility of mistaking
the verdict. The Republican party
has been tried and found guilty
Next month sentence will be for
mally entered up against them.
From this hour the cause of Re
/ form, as represented by Tilden ano
Hendricks, viii grow in strength a,
it has not grown before. The care
less and wavering viii be attracted
TO the right side because it has beer
shown TO be the strong side, and In
diana will be enrolled among tn,
. Democratic States by a maiorit,
/ probably twice rs large as tha
wrung from a desperate foe OIL
Tuesday last. The Republican
party can never again make TIA,
fight it then made. 1t has exhaust
ed all OF its wicked energies, i'm
ipoverished its followers, and is driv
en- from the field with the loss Of
prestige that has assisted it to MANY
q triumph. An honor TO the elori
I ons Democracy ofthe Hoosier State
I All credit and praise to the indom
liable Democracy of Ohio.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-10-19
PROSPECT.

We did not intend in our last
communication to give offense to
any one, or provoke n newspaper
controversy, by the innocent little
personals therein contained. We
did no5 think sensible man like S.
would take Otiense, but it seems
from his reply in your last issue
that some feelings Of displeasure
have been aroused. We are sorry
that he mistoOk our meaning. We
thought he had compreLens sion
enough to see it In the right light,
but, alas, =" lis far, far from gay
with him We are not respon sible
for his dullness Of comprehension,
neither did we know that he wanted
to marry so badly, or we should not
have mentioned IT, We DO not
blame him fos being a little sore
footed on the subject. We would
be so ourselves if there was so much
doubt as to our making it" as
there is in his ease. We hope the
young man may be successful, for
"Disappointment's cankered fang
would wither the rose" Of May Isl,
and ''wild-eyed insanity would sit
cross legged on his throne of rea-
son" and dolefully would he sing,
Ever of thee I've pretty much quit
dreaming" "a cave would not
hold him. We commiserate the I'M
happy condition of the young man,
and trust that everything viii flow
on as gently as cypress breezes with
him, for should disappointment fall
to his lot, he would do more than
crush" around frantically,o or "bellow
like a calf" No aliusion to sui
eide. (?) We could not do Justice
to ourselves and pass silently by
another distinguished individual
connected with the article under
signed IS" We have reverence for
his "Old age but being a facetious
and supercilious old bachelor like
ourselves) whose younger days have
been spent in preparation for that
ofiORa ct laetaIen Of married life which
he has never enjoyed, we can not
RESTRAIN from giving a kindly word
of encouragement to the so demon
mated ''youngster' { y, and entreat
him not to 'glve up the ghost yet, /"
If he did fail to capture the dazzling
widow residing in Gonzales. Don t
think, cold youngster" that you
are uperannuated vet; we never
grow too old to do good or get mar
ried. So, do not let "the milk Of
human kindness sour into vinegar
in your breast, if your California
expedition was not attended with
success in q matrimonial line. Do
not despair yet, but try again. But
we must forgive him-iufrmity is
the companion of old age, and with
him we must bear lightly.
Mr.. Editor, we ask pardon for the
! longevity OF our remarks on these
distinguished personages, but pro-
found topics cannot be disposed Of
with brevity
Our little village is still progress
ing. Our enterprising friend DR..
W. viii soon have completed a grist
mill. This viii be great cbnven-
fence to our community IS IL is sit
uated near the railroad s,ad il the
center of the neiebborhood.
We learn from DIR. sne Meadows
that an epidemic OF sore throat is
prevailing in the vicinity of Bethel
4 Il ASSUMES two varieties or forms, a
mild and malignant tspe. The for
mer is very simple and easy man
aged, but the latter assumes a diph-
theritic type, and is attended with
great mortality,
The weather FOR the last two