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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

.,rb,:st Cd ave-y SATURDAY. morning. and contains
rta news t,y telegraph, miscellaneous ieaGEe, tc
.nriais local matters of general public .;.te;es,.
commercial aud monetary reports, arc e.eit Us
,ha. .rn.afs IN the Daily, except sucE LeIs Is te
Of N.t,t or no p4p.!c moment. me " hEhLi n
PrBIiCaNis an excellent Family paper va!uao-e
lion on tie current topics OF tie day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23

repor: of a congressional committee shows,
within sixty days before the Novem Der elec,
ton of 1865 more than 2O09 men were Killed
and wounded in Louisiana for political
causes. brin ging about a change between
the State election in May of tina: year ard
the presidential election in November OF
more than 70, 600 votes.
General Sheridan, who had been carefully
gathering up the statistics of the mum Der OF
persons killed and wounded in Louisiana
since 1866 and up to February 8, 1875, on
accosnt of their political opinions, reported
to the investigating committee appointed ny
the House last winter the number, go Tar
ascertaired, as follows:
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fORTT-FOUKTH CONGRESS.
Closing Py-oceediaas YESTERDAY.

SENATE.--After our report closed
MT bogy spoke In favor OF his proposition
ior The payment OF duties on Imports In
hatlonaf bank notes. After some CONVEX
satop between Mr.. Bogy aud Mr.. NJ ,rrill
about the Morrill, tariff OF 1851 the senate
wards adjourned.
HOusE-After our report closed
MI. Wood finished his speech In favor Of
the passage of the Hawaiian treaty M
Burchard (nl followei on the same side.
and Messrs. Morrison, Mills and Kelley on,
posed IL. ~
Mr.. Banning (ohio) objected 20 n remark
made by his colleague. (Mr. Wool worth
who had asserted that the bill giving bouu-
ties 70 the beirs Of soldiers who had enlisted
for less than one year had been pigeon -holef
by the Committee on Military Affairs. He
said, on the contrary, that IL had been re
fe. red TO q subcommittee two days after ~
had been printed. Mr.. Banning went on 20
Congress and vetoed by Gen. Grant-a man
who owed his name and fame TO the soldiers
at time, too, when his War Secretary was
fatteniDg and growing rich out OF the profts
made by post traders from the pay OF pri-
vate soldiers.
Mr. wooiworth replied 10 this, denying
that President Grant had vetoed such a bill
and said that the chairman OF the Military
Committee ought TO have known that the
bill failed In the conference committees OF
the two Houses.
A resolution was passed for the appoint
ment OF special committee TO Inquire
erDment had interfered in the recent whisky
trials for conspiracy by the disclosure OF the
course 10 be taken by the prosecution. Ad-
journed.
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RAILROADS
1870 PEHNsYEyANIA 1876


Dossbte Track, Steei Rails, Sptessdtd Sces-
cry, Magnificent Eg~ipnent
Trains leave Washington, city time, from Depot,
corner OF 9Th and streets, a. follows:
Fer Pittsburg and the West, 8 .. m. daily, with
Paflor Oar to Pitt:burs; T;i0 p m. daily With
ra,sos s CAT to Chicago, and if:ss O. n daily.
BALTIMORE AID POrOMAO RAILROAD.
Tor OanandaiguA, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
!aps, and the North, s Q. N. daily, except Sun
Palace Oar. to Boohssser'' f os kimira and Bur
For Rev York and ,he East, 9:lOp m daily, with
Palace Cars attached Limited Express o. Pull
FoI New York. 1:30 o a; daily, except Sunday,
For Philadelphis. go N. rally, except Sunday,
sss "a. ass .aos,s s Sas Limited
Accommodation for 8sifsmere. 1850 .. N. daily.
For Popss Greek Line 1850 .. m. and $50 ,. n.
ror 2nnsSoIi. a:sS !. m and ass ,. NJ. except
ALEXANDRIA FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
W y.,Ts AMP ALEXANDRIA wAsHINeroH
For Alex.pd o, :. So, 10, IL .. m, l,3,4:20
M, and I and D.
For the South, via Richmond, 1:4O p. m. daily,
except Sunday; and via Lynchburs, 1:s5 o. n.
and IL so p. IN daily.
Trans leave Alexandria for w Arlington, o, 7. 9,
IL q. m, 3, 4, IS. and ,. m. On
Tickets, infornstion, Sleeping ana Pa1ior Gas
Northeast corner of thirteenth street and Penn
sylvanfa avenue, Northeast corner of Sixth street
and Pennsyl enia avenue, and At the Depot, where
orders can be left for the checkins Of Baggage 70
iestis alton from Hotels and Residences.
FRANZ THoMsoN. asni M.asss Ss jsas,H
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UHARGB OF TIME. FEBRUARY 18th, 1875,
An. LEAVE HASH4NGTON
S:OO-Bsltimere and Way Stations,
I:00-Baltmore, Annapolis and Way Stations.
e:O0-ESw YORK AND BosrON ExPRRss.
e:4S-CiBcinsati St Louis and PittsburE TX
.so-spp Tess; Din nm W at CSmesrlsnd Md
s:sO-Point of Books and Way stations.
i0;i MoRFUNLlMITED EXPRESS. Ho stops
i2:15-Baltimore and Way Stations,
l:3O-HRW YoRL AND NORFOLK ExPRIss.
s.30-Baltimore, Frederick, Haserstown and
Way Stations (Via Main Sfem.)
t:as-FEEH sigte' Point q sSss., asss,sssxn
Stations. (via Metropolitan Branch.j
t:30-BALIIMoRR EXPRESS. Stops at Laurel
t;As-Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations.
6:00-BALIIMoRB EXPRESS.
6:03-Bsltimore and Way Stations.
s:o0-St. Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsburs lFsst Ex-
press Chicago, Columbus, sandusky and
al Way Stations on Ohio and Ohicasf
0:2S-NEw YORK NIsHf HxPRkss. Sleeping carr
to New York
9:5S-Baltimore and principal Way Stations.
500 $50 md IS. M i asis Il s s;ss,
Tatnsdaily except Sunday.
Lsa-,ns Cdmden Sta,,on 70, Washiss'on;
az. zoo, $50 SoS Sss so m a. daily %; isSo'
0. m, daily, except Sunday.
No connection on Sunday for Hascrssown, An
York and Philadelphia at 500 am. and 80 m.
For further information apply At the Baltimore
ND Ohio ticket Offices, WASHINGTON Station, and nd
sSeI 70, baggage TO Be cheSks6 ana rsGeivsd Of any
u. N. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8. kOONTZ, General Agent. novl-d
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTGR NOON
HRusTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE PKOP-
u khIni ImPkovED AND UNIMPk0vED,

At AUCTION
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated arch l<t A. ID.
sls, and recorded in Liber No IA folio $50 of the
sno records OF ashfogton county District OF Col
umbls and by direction of sereral OF the holders Of
the notes secured thereby, viii sell public
suction, Id noGt OF the premises, on TUESDAY,
the Jth day OF March. l16, at O'Clock ,. N ali
those pieces or parcels Of greusd situate In wash
tBgfon CITY. ID. u; known and described ou the Of
twenty and one hall 10hJ feet, part. and the portn
enty six feet OF lot i've 5 with the full De 9TH Of
said lot In square three hundred and twenty i've
tSz5G all ot lots twenty l2 and twenty si1 the
eastern thirty tpI feet Of lot fifteen ISL and the
wfHern twenty two feet inch - Is IT. of lot
sixteen with the full depth Of said lots in % uare
two hundred and ninety six 1861 Also, on WE'D.
Hkebs the 9Th day of March, 1876, At 4 O'Clock
N, lot 9ve ~. In square one hundred and seven
tlW ana LOT Tour t<l In square south of sopare one
huharea Ard four tlo4l; together with the improve
Terms Of sale: One fifth of the purchase money
and OF sale In casn the balance pay able e
one asa sn e years Tor which the notes of the
purchaser, bearing interest ct the rate of eight 80
per osntum per sn.um from the day Of sale, sad Sc
cured oy Trust DEED on the property will be taken
deposit OF SIe on each lot parcel OF the prop
rsyanGlne VIII De Of the expense Of the Dur chaser
The sale 10 be subject TO any paid taxes on the
properly. IL the terms Of sale are not complied
with In seven days. the Trustees the right
70 the property ut the risk and Of the de-
faulting purchaser, after I've days advertisement
M00DBURY wa sELtk,
BENJAMIN DARNEILLE,S
feb0 at WASH. b. WILLIAMS. Auct.
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SCharles Wright was locked up II Rhode
Island on Monday for kissing the wife OF one
OF his neighbors, but few people will believe
on this account that Wright Is wrong Nor
lcich Bulletin.
The census man OF Logansport reports
eight girls TO one man. A literal fulnllment
of the old prophecy, "Seven women hanging
10 the skirts OF one man."-[St. Louis Repul,-
dcOn.
RIA Rhode Island man was arrested the
other day for kissing a girl. Yes, sir, a girl
actually kissing heri Probably a pretty
one, too. PAIL our soul revolts at tho
thought hoT7cich Bulletia.
R|When a certain woman In town speaks
OF her slate husband" you must not conclude
that she is a widow. Her husband is living,
but he never comes home until midnight
LH. O',is Republican.
n<Out in the Black Hills gold region,
when you buy bowl of bean soup, you take
of your coat, dive for a bean, and when you
come up with IL the proprietor OF the saloon
takes IL away from you and says you only
paid for soup.
ny"Ain't IL pretty ?- said Mrs. h, holding
up her new bonnet. There g some charming
ideas I'm that, can tell you" "Glad OF IT,"
said John. "It's just as well TO have ideas
somewhere about your head, you know
and he paused 10 catch a hair-brush on the
fly Providence Journal.
~When a married man came home the
other evening and discovered that his wife
had found his whisky bottle and smashed &c
on the doorstep he bad courage enough 20
remark that "the country IL going 10 ruia,
and q change of administrator IL absolutely
necessary. II NoTyfstO,cn Herald
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TOMORROW.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON EAST CAPI-
Toll STREET. BETWEEN % AND Sd SITS ,
lHOhTH SIDE,) C0NSIS rIN9 OF THREE
STORY FR 4 ME DWELLING, WITH A ARGE
CELLAk, No. 22e; ALSO, FRAME STABLE
IN BEAR.
By virtue of a deed Of trust, dated October 10, A.
u: ISL, and duly recorded in Liber No CSC, folio
l4S, among the Land Records of the District Of Col
nmba, aud by direction Of the party secured there
by, will sell at public auction, trout of the pre-
mlsts, to the highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY,
March 9Th. A. ID. 1876, at 4:30 D. m all those
certain pieces parcels of groun nd in the city of
Washington, in said District, and known and de-
scrbed follows TO wit: The western rs feet front
ing on East Capitol street Of lot 1, in square No.
l5y and extending back the width of 26 feet the full
depth OF said lot also, lot letered and marked -
In U. Sholes and others recorded subdivision Of
original lots H. Is, 10, II and Is in said SQUARE No.
I59 excepting the south IL feet % inches fronting
on Sd street east by equal depth OF 29 inch OF
said lot I'M" together with the improv ements
thereon.
Terms OF sale: One third cash (of which sl5O
must be paid at time Of sae and lhe balance ia SIX
twelve, and eighteen menths, in equal pay ments to
be secured by purchasers notes bearing interest
from day of sale at the rate of eight per cent
annum until paid payable semi annually }, and q
deed OF trust on the premises sold. COnveysrcing
ard recording at purchai cost IL terms of sale
are not complied with in six days after sale, the
trustee reserves the right to resell rsk and cost of
VIM u. HOFFMAN, Trustee,
No.1 32I street northwest
BOWMAN & GREEN, Aucts. feb24 dts
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Real Estate Auctioneers,
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE OOUN.
Ikl PLACE OLE 21A ACRES, WITH FIN &
IMPROvEMENTS, WITHIN FIVE MILES

OF THE CAPITOL.
- Under and by virtue Of q deed Of trust to me-
NJ dated August I2th. 1874, aod duly recorded in
l. Der III B., No O. folio 3S7, &c, one of the land
reoS'd s fer Prince George county, state Of Mary
viii sell, at O'Clock p. m, on TUESDAY, the
1th day Of March 1876 the misses, all that GER
tain piece or parcel of land situate and lying in
the county Of Prince George, state OF Maryland
snown and described as follows Beginning Tor the
same at point on the new,cu road distant SIS feet
eesterIy fr m the I'm tersection of said road with
District line. and opposite white oak tree standing
four feet within the lite Of fence on said road
thence north degrees minutes $40 fest along
said road thence north IL degrees Is ma utas west
3uS feet; thence south SO degrees 30 min utes west
645 feet thence south 40 feet to the place of be-
ginning. Containing 2Es acres, more or less. The
said piece OF isnd being part OF tract known IS
"Ohillen Castle Manor" and the same land con-
veyed to Richard b. Mohun by VIM. n. johnson in
lse6.
Terms of the sale: One third Of the purchase money
in cash, of which deposit Of $3.50 will be required
at the time OF SAFE and the balance In one aud two
years, secured by deed Of trust upon the property
sold ard the notes Of the purchaser bearing inter
est. All conveyancing at the purchaser cost. II
the terms Of sale not complied with in fifteen
days. The trustee the right to resell the
risk and cost Of the defaultipg purchaser.
ANDREW O. BRADLEY. Trustee.
feb1 dtds YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts.
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MASH. b. WILLlA Ms, AucIioneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE VERY EALUABLE Blu

-SINESs PkUPERTY On UAPI rUL HILL.
( By virtue Of q deed of trust. bsariag date on
- the 9Th day of November, =. ID. 1870, aud duly
recorded In Liber SIS, folio 1S), Sc, OF the land
records for Washington county, ID. O., and by the
direction of the party secured thereby, will sell
at public aucticn n, IN trout Of the premises, At
clock .. m, On MONDAY the goth dsy Of March.
A ID. lS6 6, the northern hslf Of lot numbered TWEEN
ty four (74) in square numbered sevea hundred and
thirty-two t7s2l in the city Of Washington, with all
the i'm improvements thereon, consisting of @ large
brick business house a ID dwelliug.
Terms ofsaie: % coo in cash tof which $500 must
be paid at salel the defer red to be PAID
equal payments in six and twelve months. with in :
teres from day # SALE aud to be secured deed of
trust and insurance to the satisfaction of the trus
tees. Te ms Of sale to be fully complied with within
siN days after the day of sale the Trustees
the right to resell the property after one
week notice, at the risk and Of defsulne pur-
chaser. All Convey sncing at the purchasers cost
Nm. Ri. WARD. tTrr,.ao.
JOHN r. ENNIS, heos'
-Hawkda WASH
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hUNCAESON BROS, Auctioneers.
II Southeast corner 9Th and SITS. n. w.

AUCTION SALE OF A COLLECTION OFFINE
IMPORTED OIL PAINTINGS.
On WEDNESDAY EVGNING, Sth n arch, COM
meDcipg at clock, viii be sold within our sales
rooms, 9Th and streets northwest, q catalogue Of
Oil Paintings, forming part OF private collection
recently imported from Europe by Q resident OF
Washington, who is about leaving the city, and
represents the following artists btanfeld, Bogarth,
Keuninck, Armtield, Jan David de Heem. Niccolo,
Bambini, Jan Breughel, 6aInsboroush, Lsncreet,
Moucheron, West, Gothers, and TO which especial
attention is invited. Sale without limitation.
mar4d DUNCANSON BIOS ,Aucts.
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intelligent black boy was trudglng along a
highway at night In the vicinity of Pales-
tine, Texas. There was a negro woman
riding horse the same direction the boy
was going. The intelligent black boy reap
peared in Palestine that nisht out OF breath
and as pale as be could get. He said he saw
bail OF fire come out OF the sky and strike
the woman and set her abiaze. The horse
ran one way with the woman afire on his
back, and he ran back TO town TO tell the
people what had happened. The people went
curious incident. They found the WON an
lying on the ground, with all her clothes
burned of, but with life enough in her TO
tell that she had been struck In the breast
by ball of fire. The horse was found with
his name singed, and the woman died next
day. The people think she was hit by a
meteor.-[&. LOUIS Republican.
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nOwNMAN q GREEN, Auctieneers.

RIsh EsTATE 81 s6GTH st SIDE bEfs 4, BE
TWEEN "A AND 9Th STREETS SOUTH
WEST, CONSISTING OF ELEGANT Two
STORY BRICK DWELLING AND BACK
BGILDiNG, WITH MODERN IMPROVE
~ By virtue of deed of TRUST. dated May 2lst,A
- ID. 1878, and duly recorded in Hber No. 1855, To-
lU 10 ct seq, of the land records for the DIS
trtct Of Columbia and at the request Of the party
cured thereby. will SELL at public auction in front
OF the premises, to the highest bidder, on THURS.
DAY, December $50, A. ID. Is75, at O'Clock .. m,
al that certain piece or lot Of ground situate and
being in the city OF ashngton, District Of Oolum-
bia. anu known lot numbered forty five, 49, ac-
cordir g to Fred'k A. Bossell's subdivision of
beTed (29) and (3O,) in square numbered four hun
dred and ninety five, 495J as said subdivision is
duly recorded in the Surveyors office of said city
and District, in "H ID. Cooke" folio lSS, together
with he improve ents thereon.
Terms of sale: One third cash, (of which & 100
mast be paid at time of sale and the bala ia
twelve aud eighteen months, in equal payments, to
be secured by purchaser notes, bearing eight DER
cent interest from lay of sale until paid, and deed
of trust on the properly sold. Convey ancing and
recording at purchasers cost. II terms Of sale
not complied with ia six days after SALE the Trus-
tee reserves the right TO resell st risk and cost of
VIM F. HOLTZMAN, Trustee.
decll dts No. 1921 \ street northwest.
~THE PURCHASERS AT THE ABOVE SALE
having failed to ply with ms terms OF sale, the
property will be resold at his risk and TUES
DAY, March 4th, 1876, at same hour and place.
MARI dts WIN II. HOFFMAN, Trustee.
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II II. WARMER, corner 9TH and II streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STORY BRICK
HOUSE ON FRANKLIN STREET, BETWEEN
4TH and 5IH SIS. NORTHWEST.
- BY virtue OF deed of trust, dated July 10,
II lS76, and recorded in Liber No. 795, folio IA Of
the lard records OF Washington county, d. O., and
public auction, to the highest bidder, on WED
hEsDAf, March =, 1870. at O'Clock, in front
If the premises, Lot SO, in J. q. Harkness' SUBJ
division q square $40, aud the improvements
Terms: one-lhird cash; balance in 6, IL, and Is
months, with 8 per cent interest to be secured by
deed Of trust, aud to be complied viii in days, or
the to be reSod the risk aud cost the
detanltiDg purchaser. 2 lb down day of sale.
fet25-m,w stu CHARLES T DAVIS. Trustee
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AN eastern district republican came hons
Saturday night very much excited over the
Washington news, and ia his frenzy flung
out banner from his bedroom window as q
token OF defiance. The next morning his
wife hunted around an hour and a half be-
fore she could find her hoop-skirt.-l Bro .tya
ar
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THE TURKISH THRoNE.-It appears from
ness of the Sultan of Turkey, the question of
the successorship TO his throne is uppermost
In STEAMBOAT. The Sultan's scheme OF max
in g his son, YouzZouff- IZzeddin, his sue
cessor, long ago fell through and by Turkey,
as well as by Europe, the Sultan's brother,
Mohammed- Mourad- Efendi, born In Sep
TENDER, 1910, is recognized universally as
the heir presumptive OF the throne. Abdul
AZiZ, born in 1880, who succeeded his brother
Abdul Mejid, In June, 1861, has reigned very
nearly as long over Turkey as William /.
over Prussia. He is the thfrty-second SOW
ereign OF the House of Osman who has vir-
tually ruled the Eastern empire, and the
twenty-ninth in the succession since
Mahmoud the Victorious stormed Byzsn-
tium and planted the crescent above the cross
on the domes Of ST. Sophia.
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A TENNESSEE ADVENTURE - Crooked
Whisky Men interviewing an Officer lCtfh "a Rope
around has Neck.-Mr. Levi George, whose
msngled remains the people Of Knoxville
Knox county for two or three days, arrived
here last Tuesday morning, and tells the fol-
lowing tale: He says that before leaving
Knoxville Monday evening several friends
tried TO persuade him that IL was unsafe for
him TO go home after dark. He thought not,
however, and mounted his horse, riding out
just before dark. As he was galloping
through piece of woods four or five miles
from town he was confronted by two horse
men, who ordered halt Looking back he
saw two more in the rear, all OF them
maske5 by blackened faces. They dis
mounted, and, after tying their horses.
placed rope around his neck and led
MIN TO where a large grapevine hung down
other. They threw one end of the rope over
the vine, and one OF them asked George
II that was good place TO hang a man.
George said that he thought IL was, and, IL
he had to be hung, would like To have IL done
in as good place as possible, but he would
like TO know why they proposed hanging
him. He was told to hold his tongue, anu
while one held the rope the others retired a
short distance and appeared TO consult AT
ter short time the party returned, and told
George they would let him go II he would
solemnly promise to leave the state at once
and never come back. This he readily prom
tsed To do. They then took a lot OF warrants
for the arrest of Illicit whisky men from his
pocket and tore them into small pieces, aud
mounting their horses, rode away. George
found his hat and walked back TO the Knox
Vile depot In time TO catch train, bought
ticket for Dallas, Tex, and left on the Men,
phis train on Tuesday evening. saying that
he was going 10 Texas, and would send for
his family as soon as he got there, as he in
tended TO keep bis promise not t. return
Chattanooga (1e7'n.) Daily Commercial.
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RY ID. Ii. WARMER, corner 7th and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES
TATE

~ BY virtue of deed Of trust, d .ted November
8a 10th, A. ID 1873 and duly recorded in Liber No.
7a7 folio 4l9 OF the land records for the Dstr of
Columbis and by the written direction of the party
secured thereby, L will sell, at public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day of March. A. d. 1876,
at clock p. ID in front of the promises, lots
beted "a, two 40, three 80, four 90, and five
go, In Dyer subdiv ison Of square numbered nine
ton, with all the imprOv ementa thereon.
Terms: One-tbird in cash, OF " hich $40 must be
six and twelve months, with interest at eight Der
cent per annum ami ured by deed of trust the
satisfaction Of the Trustee. Terms to be fully
piled with within day otherwise the Trustee
reserves the right to resell the property after
week notice, at the risk and of first pur haser.
All conveysncing at purchasers cost.
WIN H. WARD. Trustee.
mara Stewards 1T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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A MARROW ESCAPE FROM BURIAL-We
record with grief the death of another OF Jack
SON county's pioneers. Mr.. John Norton
died at his residence, near Francisco, i'm his
seventy fifth year. He was a sailor eleven
this State in $50. While Mr.. Norton was a
sailor he landed at New York during the
prevalence OF smallpox in that city, took
the contagiOn, and was supposed TO have
burial that his coffin was brought and the
body about 10 be placed in IL when a twin
brother of his arrived, and refusing TO be-
lieve him dead, used such remedies as event
ually restored him TO life. He lived nearly
forty years TO remember that event, and saw
that twin brother buried one year ago
Detroit Tribune.