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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-16
ADJUSTMENTS.

ACADEMY or Music Tonight 10 ~
apart for the benefit Of Miss Emma
Palmer, H. most excellent actress, 10
fact ona4br the best comedy ladies uptni
the American stage She has selecxa
the popular drama 1.-THE Two Orphans
which will be the last time II willie
produced at this theatre this season.
The Academy's version Of this famos
drama, and the acting by the Academy
company, IL generally conceded Wv
best OF any representation Oh II 10 oH
city. Miss Palmer's Countess DsaneM
Linieres IL one Of the best acted palw
we have Witnessed In any theatre w
season. Miss Emma Madden hes Wa.
unteered TO play L1ntse, w
Blind Orphan, which will gal.
ly strengthen the cast. Miss PaInJ
deserves the patronage OF all loveIs y
amusemer1ts, as she ID q tholoNn
artist, an elegant dresser, and sixsjs
correct in her delineatiOn Ok the GIL
ent characters she has been called 9gys
to assume. Tomorrow, st. paslEns
Day, the beautiful domestic irish dIAass
called Kathleen Mayourneen, o. ne
Patrick's Eve" very appropriate WV
occasion, will be presented. x,r
We see underlined for next oun-xs'
10Th inst, the famous pantomime sVs 81
Hernandez Foster, who makes az n,o'
appearance in his great nauficai HAL
"Jack Harkaway, Afioat and AgnMs .sa
Mr.. Foster has drawn large hou"'
whereve he has appeared. and
Jack Harkaway; or, Ailoaa. ,,t 10
Ashore" a Naturalization OF the tnl rh -bs
story that has lately passed through .J
columns Of Frank Leslie's B0ys ~
Girls Weekly, has proved q mosI elT
tive and profitable production at w. w.,
Museum during the past week, aura n
ing large audiences on the OCCASION -
each representation. The piece II
plete with tableaux and situations, CO
has been received with much appi;a'd5se. r..
A shipwreck scene, in particular,
serving of mention for the excellenD -
its realism, and the admirable man ;sr
in which it Is worked up.-N Y; C11.e oc
ar. CHARLES THEATRE Amer 80 -
made her third appearance last nisl,LSsss
the ST Charles in Sheridan knoWiss
nIay OF the "Hunchback. Miss Anusa
son seems to improve at every perl22l ,Ea
ance and her Interpretation Of y1a ~,
was q most powerful one. To-nishs'
Mas Anderson appears in Blanca, 'n0
Italian Wife," + o;ven
GRuNEwALD HALL.-The concerI w.
Mrs. Boudousque last nignt az ,naroeIv
wald Hall by her pupils, was ,"H otf1
attended, and was quite success, , yart
the singing and the instrul 1aiant kom
OF the concert showed mucn Iaie ths een-
the four young amateurs anJ ,nsaered
tlemen who had kindly Vo'u1
their services, I'D
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-16
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.l
The Morning Press.

The Bee comments. In no measured
terms, upon tho very weak answer Of
Thomas g. Anderson. tho Senator from
st. Landry. to the very grave charges
preferred against him and bis confed-
crates of the Bayous Bnuf and Crocodile
swindle. In the House report Of Messrs.
1.uckett. Pipes and Kelly. II says that
the man Anderson. of Returning Board
fame, who for claim against tho Con-
fedcrate Government, costing him $1,000
has received from the State $2i0. 900. ap-
peals from the decision Of the commit
tee TO tho tribunal Of public opinion.
The Bee Is perfectly willing to abide by
the decision OF that tribunal, knowing
full we'll that between the declarations
Of three honorable members OF the
Legislature and tho assertions Of Tom
Anderson. doubt is an impossibility.
Abiding to the disgraceful affair of
Monday night between high police OIL
cials. II says that this is the second time
within n few months that high police
officers have set the scandalous example
to the public OF an utter contempt Of
law they are sworn to enforce. On the
first occasion, after short suspension,
the officer who had attempted murder
upon his superior officer was reinstated
upon tho orders OF that very
same officer. What the Board Of Me-
tropolitan Police will do with the
present case, the Bee does not profess
to know, but 1t does know that
it Is a shame that crimes OF
such nature should remain unpunish-
ed In city OF 100000 souls.
According to Mr.. Loans own state
ment one hundred out Of five hundred
policemen are worthless. What
the officers are worth, their acts fully
show. But even II they were better,
what authority could they have upon
men who have assaulted their own OFF,
GERS, and afterwards are reinstated for
political reasons.
The weight Of oil this responsibility
falls upon w. p. Kellogg, the usurping
Governor, who arrogates to himself the
right to change at will the members Of
the Police Bureau. The people OF New
Orleans must demand from him that the
police be organized for police purposes.
There are limits to a peoples patience,
and when the so-called protectors Of
life and property are the very first to
violate laws and to endanger life by
their murderous assaults upon each
other in the public thoroughfares and
in Diaces IF Dnhlio rasOrf IL ic hiuh tiua
for the people to put an end to such a
regime and take in its own hands the
enforcement OF laws Of public surety.
The controversy now going on be-
tween members ofthe Newton Jury, the
Bee considers q sad comment upon
the decentralization Of the present day,
and asks with what respect can the de-
cisions Of Justice be received when
jurors proclaim, under oath, their own
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-16

u Returning Board Tom Anderson has
Unhlished n reply to tho report of the
0Dmmltteo 10 investigate the affairs Of
M Dmuf and Crocodile Navigation
Company and the editorial Of the DEM-
ooaAr based thereon. We have examined
On the testimony taken by the com
mietpe and will notice Mr.. Anderson
standardization tomorrow,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-16

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il6ea III solid aaatnl first ipserinn 30 eente
Has3 sttlmeu.ipni consecutive insertion, :.
Wants, 10 ltpiit Fut Bales and Hoaihinn ~
VNe3innt,lrhtn ~ cents line, net eaal, soli nea
&Nrn Name taken nj less than ~ cents,
= 1x,,sa( ~ bualnpsn Notices ~ cents u line. net
H61fpflM Notices, IN Editorial type. 90 cents 9
II0e. net ......,n,
hnl1 lrt,upt M fuiluwat
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-16

M0Ntlly acknowledgements, hayina the run ~
stn pnrer !nseIteu every very, o ,a,,s ""s' W w
NaItpflAl page monthly advertisements, eaoh
square ~ per month.
ADvHuTtslNa RATES WEEKLY.
TranAient and general ra!es the came ~ Tor
Advertisements for The period Of one month
And tuNppf, m rullowe.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-16
7gRMs or THE PAfERi
a.,....,,, .r,,,e,n nATEs.

\ Marry iniblIHhed every morning except Mon
Asy1 nor n,,n,,ip go. and nj natpe rate ha'i-
T91iflf and quarterly ,,.,.a,. .....
Wi8EK IN ipnhlishad every Saturday morn
1nsl i1rt auhum ~. and at same rate nan
1pSflt And quarterly
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-16

Justly proclaimed thieves and usurpcrs
by the Conservatives, and asserts that
this was done without much opposition
from the Conservative caucus, and
draws the conclusion that declarations
made by members where party spirit
blazes brightly are no signs and prom
Uses Of what they will think or how they
will vote after few days Of reflection.
The Times seriously asks itself and
the public How much must one know
in order to be killed." The recent as
sault upon Mr.. Gilchrist in the CORR
doris Of the Custom house, the said Mr..
Gilchrist being witness supposed "to
know too much" in the whisky cases,
recalls to memory the long and tragic
list Of victims disappearing for having
known too much. At the head OF the
list is U. S. District Attorney Long,
found murdered in his Office for too
great knowledge Of the stupendous
frauds Of 1868 and 80. Next comes
Bradley, the informer Of the sugar ring,
who could have implicated high Off
Gals, murdered at a corner grocery
then Perkins, the ship agent; Wilde,
the cotton claim agent; Harris, the de-
tective, killed in broad daylight, he also
for knowing too much; and last, the
assault on Mr.. Gilchrist. In conclusion
the Times says:
We have waited long in ever increas-
ing dread and horror, and the list of the
victims has rolled up to frightful pro-
portions. Can it be that through the
medium OF a slip OF the assasein's dag
ger, q tremor Of the murderer's nerve,
In the doomed but rescued Gilchrist,
we are to have the truth e. last2
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-19

clinched the matter at once; but the
fact is commented upon rs an indiscrc.
ton on Blaine's part. aud gross breach
or taste and con0slence on Thomas's
part. Mr.. lslsiue can hardly be blamed
for expressing such vial, In private
letter 10 friend who tells him every.
body is for him; and the only question
Is whether tho delegates shall go instruc-
ted or otherwise hut what sort or opin.
ion must it give them OF the discretion
of Blaine's friends. Yet those are sam.
pie bricks Of the average pol,tician.-
Politicians can not rely upon each other,
even in matters Of discretion when
fricndlys whilo so low is their morality
and sense OF honor, that there Is no
limit TO these betrayals of confidence
after they cease 10 be OF use TO each
other. And that Is why tho Committees
Of Congress are kept 50 busy-that Re .
publicans may unbosom themselves
against each other. Is Is q pitiable
spectacle, and makes as ssarly wisA ior
the recognition or tho oh aslago Of
"iionor among thieves" u.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-19

INSTINCT OR REAsoN.-As a farmer
in n ncighborhood town was getting in
his hay, he noticed an unusual commo-
ton among the swallows, which had built
n long row Of nests under the caves of
his barn. They appeared greatly excl
ted, flying rapidly about. ard filling tho
air with their cries OF distress. As the
load Of hay upon which he was riding
passed into the barn, he saw that young
swallow in nest directly over the door
had caught it's neck in q crack between
two shingles and was unable TO liberate
itself. lie stopped his team and set the
young bird free, restoring it TO the nest
Upon his return to the barn with his next
load Of hay, noticing that the swallows
were quiet. nc examined the crack and
found that they had filed it completely
with mud, SO that no matter how enter.
prising or how foolish the young swal.
low might he, lie could not again endan.
ger his life or tho peace Of that commu.
nifty by any experiments upon that crack
-OUr Dumb Anip,als.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-19

MONEY.-A m0ftifying TACT It IS That
Bsrgum's money defeated James y.
English Of tho nomination for United
States senator from Connecticut. That
puts an end TO English az candidate
FOX President, we suppose. But what n
country wo shall soon have, wncn mon
ey will purchase all tic Offices. Such
seems TO be the fate that await as
Dispatch.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-19
Commissioners Notice.
II. b. sherrard's trustees,

~.
X. L. sorrard, &C., IL CtL,ScEry.
I Is purfuauce Of decree OF The Circuit Cour,
i "f the County Ot Hampshire, made in the
t"ove nsined cause, | viii, on MUADAi the
i?th day OF June, 1876, AT my ufliee 10 the
town ut homnry, pruceed-
First-Tu ascertain aid audit the indebted
ness of u. u. sheIrrfd as secured ia the bed OF
Trust IN bill aud proceedings 'nentIohed.
Second-io settle aud aijast the accounts Of
tie tSllsiSas under sid Deed VI trust.
Nrd 10 "scert IN what amount may be due
X. u. Shcriard from tie Of land ia lhs cause ul
AlexsPder, Guardian rs. Sirci iard &c, pending
IN Ni icras county, winch may he subject 10 he
provisions Of said Deed Ut trust
Foutth-To distribute HE fluids Ia the b. nds
OF the trustees under The deeds .ior esaid inciud-
ing The amount cOmtnR 10 H. u. :oLerfArd from
sale Of land aforesaid which 0,ay be sutject Ia
tie provisions VI said deed ut trust AN IN :
ihOss eaiuIed ipsieio.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-19

THE RAILROAD Wharf.-The latest re.
port concerning the railroad war is that,
in consequence OF the reduction Of the
tariff on passengers from Boston to the
West by the Grand Trunk. the Eric and
Pennsylvania roads have agreed TO cut
down the rates from this point to Chi.
cage to fl4 Ia reduction of SS) aud that
corresponding reduction will be mado
to st. Louis. The reduction it is further
said, will go into effect next week.
There is nothing official in regard to tho
m9ttter, but according 10 the hest sour
ces OF information it is pretty safe TO
say That the roads in question have n.
dopted the resolution that is here indi.
catcd.-k. Y. Cor Philadelphia Record.
Too PERsoNAL.--Thc Philadelphia
inquirer is very hard upon the House OF
Representatives. IL thinks that to turn
Doorkceper Fitzhugh out for making q
Tool OF himself would be 20 establish a
precedent which, IL carried out. would
leave the Houso without quorum
IL is we'll that the Inquirer man is not a
member Baiiin,oTe SVH.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-19
NOTICE

All parties interested are hereby bottled -
present their ciaiuIs before ne ut lie time and
place above specified Tor adjudication --Hud To-
attend u whatever matters may te necessary 10
protect il,ir own in'-.csi IN tie premises
ia ~ ES tA..oJNS,
Commissir6.r 10 LlaHcety ct c c. OfuI ca
Msy ~, l676.-4w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-19

IcV'John Allison, an account Of whose
marriage in Jail at kcyser. We mention.
cd n short time ago. attempted 20 com
init suicide in that institution on the
! lth inst. by seyering vein Of one OF
his arms, few hours after the Court
hal sentenced him TO the penitcntiary
Tor two years. Medical all saved him.
Cnm5 inns
, 1876-02-22

Yoris, 10. Sch. Ser Corrections
@eri6tsbof bat ben Seraussebsr Der
sGepubllque 6raneailc" Su einem Mto=
rot @efcnsnibitrofe unb @elobube per-
nrtbsilt, neil or Den Miniiter Buffet an-
9riif.
81. @ambetta lpra9 III elmer 6ffeni=
li9en Serlommluns gu GapaiaOn. Die
ielbe murbe aber 0ur4 SonopartiIten 90
1t6rt.
9ie 2%esitimiltcn, 9onapartiitsn unb
Gobifalen botten Arrangements getrpf=
fen, I'M 8eitern @5eno in Warieilles 8e,
ia 1mlun9en gu balten. @ambetta be-
abii9tiste in Der republifaniiden @er=
iammluns Su ipre4en, ober Die Militdr=
bebDroen perbinberten Idmutti1e Ser
iammlunSen.
Yaris, q. Gebr. 9ie Biz jsbt ellis
%seIaufene Seri9te iibcr Die 9sputlrten :
Mobl erseben, OaB 145 &epublifaner
70 &aoitale, 81 Sonapartiiten, nno 81
go~nlerpotipe erpGblt ipOroen lino. 1S5
Iine nod unbefannt.
, 1876-02-22
3AlaaOua.s gepe(ben.

9enzY Il, 20. Tebr. 8. WarO.
Der Neser, welber in @emcinl9ait mil
$. Stihmore, iun., bei9uIOi9t 1T, ii
Der Samiliens % obnuns Der SfIomOrcs
5u Seer Yarf, SIS, Rep=Dorf, afio=
morc's 8ater UNI Arei anOere Ycrlpner
ermoroet gu baben, lit loeben arrstiri
morben. Ser 2anoiireider Gbas. Spr.
ref, mel6er Suerf bas 6euer entoedtc.
muroc als 3euse f%sit9ebalten. SaB oe'
jil.ssrs 9fiomore ebcnfals bereits III
9aft li6 befinost, 1T %unleren 9eiern be-
fannt.
9ou9bteepI Il e, 10. Seb. 9rei
Sanalboote im5au Deg S6leppoampfers
ngiorwid" wurOen 9eltcrn olr6 @isI@ol.
len bermabeu beiAdOist, Oab tie ~lanten.
Sic Datten 400 Sonnen &oblen am
YDro.
pittsburs, 10. Ecbr. Sic lin.
terlu6uns Der on9ebliden nnreselmd
bisfeiten in Dem 3oGamte Su Yittsbur!
bat erseben, onB Die Smporteure bisbe,
in jeoemle Safe 50 gytra : @ebiibr aui
cine 9enouns be5ablen muBten, pel6,
@cloer nidt in Die YunOesl9ab abse
liefert poroen 1inb.
Sc, SilfssS uruepor erfldrt, baB bic
les Srutergebibren Ieien; Die 9aIfte ia.
be er liA anseeisnet, unb Die AMBER,
Sdlfte babe Der 3ulamtsoiener erbnltcl
fir MblIeieruns. Mem er Oieles niGl
setban bate, 10 wiiroen Die Smportsur,
}emanoen boben anlteaen miilien, UNI
bic Sitter abSuliefern. gr babe bieles
MIR setban, Inn Den &aufleuten seidaio
su Iein.
, 1876-02-22
England.

2onbon, 30. Sch. @eitern puroe
in Seal Die 2eiden16au iiber Die Sp=
fer Ger @crunsludten bon Dem Sampfer
Strait Glpoc" 9ebalten. Ser Capt.
tim bsldwerte li@, Dap Die 2eute BON Der
s6roneonia" feinen 8eriu6 ycma6t bdi
ten, 1eincn 9euten beiSulleben. Ni1l
einmal elm Sau lei pDn Dem Sampfer
a%usgeworfsu morben, I'm Den Geuten i'm
@oller @slessubeit au seben, Iid gu ret
ten.
2onoon, 30. Sch. 9as @6ifi
nSurfcltan" liest bel Ppst Maoou oul
Dem @tranoe. 9ie Munul9ait 1T gez
lanoet. Ser Captain uno Der Steuer=
mann linb am Yorr seblisbsn. Mun err
partet, bob bas S9iH misoer Fott wer-
ben wirb.
IS ideint jest, NAB oerGpfr' .Gsept,"
als er einem anoeren Sumpfer aussu=
mei6en perludte, gu @rempnt auf Den
Stranb lief aber unbel6dbi9t Eieoer
flott wuroe.
Sacub Bright, &aoitalsr, 1T in Man=
DIETER ing Yarlament sr,ud9It NOR
ben.
, 1876-02-22
GurOydl(49e llahrihten.

Berlin. @s9sn baS preuBijde Nb.
DeoronetenbauS iaBt iid Der benz NeiAs'
tase oft ssma1ts Gorwuri Oct nupautt,
lidteit nldt erbsbeu. Sn Dem srOBen
Sieun9slaule war DIN II. Sanuar, benz
Gage ali weltem Die erlte Sleung ltatts
fano, faum stn lserer Tlue gu erbllden.
Die Abwelenpen latten llb entIduloi9t.
Dieie Yo~a5abllsteit it um 10 nehr IN
susrtennen, ais Die 3ulammenfunft I'LL
wenise Gage bausrt uno bic @sidafte
wabreno Defer Belt nihtS An5iebenoes
bobsu. Sic belhranfen iid auf Die
Contributing oss 9aulss, Die @ntssssn.
Mabms btS StaatsbausbaltsGtats To-
Wle lonltI9er GOrlasen uno bic formcas
Glnleltuus Der Seratbuns oerislben.
Oie einSi9e Aenosruns, uel9e bel Der
erfoI9tcu Continuing oes Sauies ems
trat, mar ete Griesuu9 oes ieltbert9en
srlten 8lceprG liosnten 20we ourb Yro'
ieilor Sanel pOn &isl. Der Grltsrs
wiroe BON ben Watlonauibsralen wis.
oeryewanlt wOroen iein. wenn sr niht
ab9elebut patts. a,S @runo Der Nblebs
nuls CAB 9err 9Ows v@elAafts" an.
Aueln man ptrmutpct, oaB IeIne Nepus
blatlon lDrsn @ruuO in benz 5wieipalt
imnsrDaIb Der TortldrittSpartel bat, bic
lld) lett 1874 befanntlld) III bic pNlten"
(SrAow, 6lAter uuO 9,n.) unS in
bic r@ruppc~ (I0we, Berger uao @en.)
lpallet, - clue SpaItun9, welde nod
Oaourd) erluelteri woroen 1T, OaB bic
nAltsn" all benz 6relbanoel ltanoban
,leltbalten, wabreno Die r@ruppe" iidI
gum SAnsdoll bsfebrt bat. Ole in Der
GhrOursoe an9efiiuoistsn 8orlagsn wer'
ben penls srortert. 90 wsit lie lid
ani neus StlbItuerwaltun9, auf bic ia,
tbolllbe nuS auf DIE epanselllde &irbe
be3leben, tennt man oeren Snbalt I'M
VOrauS; ~isbenfals ltebsh yler feline
uebsrralhunsen beuor; Der 6~lbrisfsit
oeS lailowutbi9aitliben Minilters, aua
ouT Dem @eblete Der 9elessebuug, freut
NAL lid man finoet oarin Elm sutes
Nceept wieOer Die ,Nsrarier" ODER
AierloeiaIilsu. Ole gauge Aufmsrt.
lamtelt wirn aber ublorbirt burd baS
Yroiett Der Grwerbuns Der Gilsnbab.
men (uuo auna1t Der srOBsn prsuBiihsn
Staatsbabncn), fur bas psutids Weia,
wel9ss proictl, Sas ltebt II fe;t, aus
na9lt I'M NbSsOronstsnbauie bisfutirt
werosn wirb. Sin @s9enltanS BON iols
der Eraswsiie ldBt natiirlid aqe iibri'
! Qen Graacn in ZEN 6intsrarunb trsien.
, 1876-02-22
Spanien.

9onbon, IS. Sch. Cine Sepeide
Der Zines" meloet BON 8er0, baB bic
Mlfonfiten beute BON 8ilu Suerta uno
Otaisa aus @iteQa ansrcifsn. Sie &ar-
liiten babsn Durango bciest.
Maorib, 81. Tsbr. Sie &e9ie-
runs bat off5ieaeNa9ri9t erbalten iiber
Die uebersabe BON @ena unb Gitela an
Die @lionliten. Sic Soupt @enerale
Son Garlos' Armee baben Die Slu6t
ersrifen, unb Die tarlifiiaeu Sruppen
liuo aeritreut. 9ie Staot mar seltern
Na3t gu Gbren bes @ieees Der alfonlis
item iuaminirt. gs pirb beri9tet, oaB
0on Carlos nod Granfrei9 serii4tst.
lit.
, 1876-02-22

~2tfle @elelihatt Dat rurSiiw ibr neu,e,
els9 mites bequemss 0ebdute, @de Der Ntau
Inp Ste Ctr, us3ogen.
, 1876-02-22
SIrfei.

Gpnbpn, 20. Sch. Ser gorrelpor
bent Der Zines" beridtet aus gaite
Nuopo: sd bin nit Den S~nIursenter
Sduptlineen in Sutturino %5uiammeu9e.
t%roffen. Sicielben linO entl@'ohen, of,
gersleide nit Der Yforte su%riid5ulueilen
einerlei, mclde Madt bieielben pnr-
i6ldst. Sic molten big sim MeuBerlter
um lire 6rei6eit fdmpfen."
, 1876-02-22
greiie Der Mu3eigen:
Asusff trlfgr. pfDeI0sn.
Teutiblano.

2onbon, 20. Geb. Cine Sepsi6e
aus ggien an bic n0ailp Stems" lagt
bob Die 9onau aug ibren ufern 9etreter
lift uno Die @oridote BON @ien iber=
I6wemmt bat.
9cpelden aug gapern meloen, oaB oi'
9onon II SUB seitiesen 1T.
Cine 8erliner 9epei6e beridtet, BAT
Elm anbaltenoer &ssen ueberldwemmnn.
qen in Seutl9lanb b~erbsiaefd9rt bat
BON tpel6en einise bebeuteno lino.
, 1876-02-22

Sci @ieoerfanb Dor Soloia miro
bon fllrSer Oouer lein, pa Die &arlifen
Den Mtutb perlorene baben.
, 1876-02-22
Cefreit

onbo II, 20. 6eb. Cine 2ember9er
.3ejtuns perii6ert, bab Die Dtr. &ssie=
rune Dem Cardinal 2ebD9owsfi einen
Muswanberunss5efebl 5useIanot bat.
Ser Cardinal liest sur 3eit franz IN
2smberg.
, 1876-02-22
SIR @erfi9eranssplan if sssemieitis.
23. OOO @niicen ausae:
gebeit.

Sn oieier G~onpaanie iino oisle Ser be-
tannteftem %bieiisen Geutid)er perltdcrt.
2crob 9. Gbmarns, @sncraIsN aent.
ito . erniann &npple, reutiGer @sent.
, 1876-02-22
&uElann.

CT. petersburg, 81. Scbr. SIZE
@robbcrsosin Marie, S9welfer oer&ai.
ierin, Itarb beute an elmer 2unsenent-
aInouks.
, 1876-02-22
Portugal.

2ii1obor II, 20. Se6. Ser Ser. 81.
Sampfer nTrontlin" 9ins seltern nod
Sontbampton ab.
, 1876-02-22

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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-06-10
Died.

In Lancaster, june s, of Consumption, Ann NJ;
lone, aged % yeans.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-06-10
Gorhann.

Gorham.
The body of Mr.. VIM. Stewart, drown
cd last Saturday week, was taken from
the pond Tuesday morning. A coroner's
jury was called, but from causes arising
from the testimony of witnesses, it was
deemed proper to forward the stomach of
the deceased to Mr.. Bartlett, State Assay
err, Portland, for analysis--the purpose, as
we hear, is to learn if there are any alco-
holic liquors deposited in it. There is
considerable excitement in relation to the