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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-10-29

great exactress in printing their tickets.
I. W. PATTON,
President Democrat C :: ate Central COMMITTEES.
DEMOCRATIC CONSERVATIVE TICKET.
FOR MAJOR,
E. PILSBURY.
FOR ADMINISTRATORS,
improvements. ....JOHN McCAFFREY.
Assessments ......-.JoHN E. RENGSTORFF.
POLICE. X. E. DIAMOND.
Commerce. CHARLES CAVANAC.
Water Works. JAMES d. EDWARDS.
Finance. c. DENIS.
Accounts,. G. BROWN
FOR JUDGES
First District Court.-....EDMUND ABELL.
Second District Court..-.A. L. TIsS0T.
Third District Court..-...FRANK A, MONROE.
Fourth District Court....w. T. HOUSTON.
Fifth District Court. .....W. II. ROGERS.
Sixth District Court. ...-.A. SAUCIER.
Superior District Court. d. S. BRYON.
Superior Criminal Court. W. r. whitaker.
Judge of the Second Judi
II. cial District Court....E HOWARD McCALEB.
FOR 0LERKs
Frat District Court. .....JAMEs o,NEILL
Second District Court. JOHN HERBERT.
Third District Court BEN ARMBRUSTER.
Fourth District Court JOHN CURRY.
Fifth District Court ......THOMAS DUFFY.
Sixth District Cou1t.....J. v. GULLOTTE.
Superior District Court...C TAYLOR 0AUCHE.
Superior Criminal Court EUGENE MAY.
For Cle1k the Judicial District Court the
Sixth and Seventh Municipal Distrcts-PHILLIP
Mitchell.
FOR SHER7FF5,
Criminal Sheriff. ii. D. HOUSTON.
Civil Sheriff THOMAS H. HANDY.
trio John 7 FINNEY
For District Attorney Second Judicial District.S s.
CARLISLE.
TOR CORONERS
A. CHASTANT.
Second and Third Distucts-DK. H RANCE.
FrR SEM TORS,
Second Senatorial District 80. f. C. zACHAR1E.
Third Seua -orial District...-. P. a. DUCROS JR.
Sixth Senatorial DistrIct...-.-
FOR REPRESENTA- TITEJ.
First ward.....--.S H. BUCK,
e. j. LEEDS
Second Ward. ...-.R. H. WILDE
jos. A. SHAKESPEARE.
Third wYrd JOHN FITZPATRICK,
GEOhGE FORESTER.
j. DAVIDSON HILL.
Fourth ward.-.--.E. W. HUNTINGTON.
Fifth Ward......-.J. NJ. LAMARE
W. H. PERALTA.
Sixth Ward.--....JULES ALDIGE.
ALBERT VOORHEES,.
Seventh ward..-..J. N. CRESSY,
HENRY TREhOULET,
CHARLES RoLLE
Eighth Ward.-.-.-JAMES KELLY.
Ninth Wa1d..-...,L LOUIS LEONHARD
A. DELAvIGNE.
Tenth ward..-....LOUIS BUSH,
G. J. BERRY,
B. r. JONAS.
Eleventh Ward....J. K BELL.
z. B. BRIGGS
Twelfth Ward JORDAN T. AYCOCK.
Fourteenth, Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Wards. FRED. FISHER, sR, |
J. H. FERG USoN. |
Fisteenth Ward. .THOS. P, STANTON.
JUSTICES AND CONSTABLES.
First J ustice.--.....J. PARIS CH1LDRESS,
Constable.-....JoHN F. WOOD.
Second Justice......JoBN MCCORMICK, |
Constable......M. RUSSELL,
Third Justice. -...--.J. L. LARESCHE,
Constable. .THoS. J. BUCKLEY.
Fourth Justice..---..F. B. HERNANDEZ |
Constable...-..W. H HAYS
Fifth Justice. WIN. SARAZLH,
Constsble......R. P. THOMAS
;i1th Justice .-......PRTER KAISER,
Coustable.-.-..DAN. o,LEARY.
K vsnth Justice. .....C HAs. A. O'RoURKE,
Copstable.....A. P. KELLER.
Tho attention OF Candidates is called to the above
Any errors in the will be corrected on applica
ion TO HENRY C. BRoWN,
oeQs a President Parish ComnaittSo
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John F. Marley,
t5uOoeSSor TO Thomas MArkeyJ
UNDERTAKEN,
40, AZ and a.. Claiborne Street 40 40 and a
Opposite the Market.
Psten Metallic Burial Cases Mahogany, Black walnut
and Plain COfnns always on hand.
FUNERALS attended 70 by the Proprietor In pSFuoa,
Wbo hopes, By strict attention 20 business obtan
nhAFs Of public patronage.
CARRIAGES FOR HIRB. fas3 70 lySp
The New York herald., 1876-12-03

% BEAuT!FYING BAZAAR.
| CREME BLANCHE. or She Magic Beau-
ltifer for tho complexion. :mpartsa brilliant
transparency recommended BY the most
lproninent physicians. analyret by the best
scientists In this country and proved 10
!be not only harmless out very beneficial
10 the skin. Applied AZ the store II de-
isired. free OF charge Y; pei box
and indispensable. tc.ie, powder. 81 per
Ali sUPERrLuoUs HAIR on LIPS.
ICHEEKS, CHIN. ARMS. &C. REMOVED
EFFEcTIvRLy in the worst possible
leases; where all previous a'semp" have
r. coUDRAY's celebrated AURORA.
ito bleach hair Of any color 70 hns golder
blonde without injury 20 the hair. rrice
jbo,,ie. 81 so j. b. F0NTANE's wonoer-
lful preparation. DKRMArINE. a sure cure
sc remove all wrinkles from the face. "
iper bottle.
PERSIAN kHENNA will change gray
Ihair 10 its natural color without the use o.
LEAD. LAC SULPHUR or NITRATE
lOF SILVER from beautiful brown 20
black. 81 50 pc. box. A large assorsmens
lo' al modern bean'ieyinr COsMETlCs on
The largest assortment OF
I, HUMAN HAIR GOODS
positively retaiied at Wholesale prices.
| INVISIBLE FRONTS. very :ashio able.
and improving the looks Of all ladies In
lstantly. in large variety, 81 per inch on
real patent hair lace and naturally curly
Ihar: on imitation. lace. 81 per inch
Ny assortment Of HUMAN HAIR
switches. of'the finest quality only. is
truly wonderful. Al. long hair SWITCHES
Iof she finest quality OF hair al 81. SO. si2
land SIS. something never offered before AZ
less thar double that price. CURLS. war
Irantec 10 be naturally curly. M soc. each
and upward. Combings made mp In tho
most approved manner. warranted TO give
lsatisfaction HAIR TAKEN IN En-
GRAY HAIR A SPECIALLY.
| HAIRDRESSIN0 In the latest Partisan
lstyles.
Send for our new illustrated Price List
Goods sent 20 ali pnrts OF the country,
when prepaid. tree OF charge. or G. y. d.,
with privilege Of examination.
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F T: III T: :: III !
{. :! FL II I;ss !: :.
importers.
are continually receiving the latest
/. {. f /. /. g: g:
ss Ss,h. s'rss sH'' aa nr
arranged 6, 70, < order"
!!''IIs.!SE >! E. E.l e. G.: 8:
s.a Win s,.s:i yssss apf Alss;.s, Bs;ss' Plant.
To the trade and institutions discount
rnR rARIsrAs FLOWER COMPANY,
i. four 1901; s; 4 SH;EI EI.ss:. si:
A.
BLOOMS.
''s srAs seTssH; Soyb Sc 81
Just opened two Of
PARIslAN FANS.
s. .Ssp,sa % H9IR4T dNEs gRESESTs On. g,ss:
are selling elsewhere. Pearl Shell lvny Bone. Gilt. Eb
>. s0Monorrams ard Initials painted 80 order
DLOoxINGDAL BROTHERS,, sss SD Av.
BBB rhis week BBB
fl: Great Reduction. II
sBB in BBB
Millinery Department.,
BBB closing out 70 BBB
make for
HOLIDAY GOODS
Of which we now have vc-y large assortment
DOLLS, roYs AND FANCY GOODS
BsrghIna
handsome trimmed Felt Skirt. s2c
smuch better one, two rows Of trimming, 4oc.t
bargains In Subias. TOc worth ~
made Lace Goods kuchings and Runfinga
In endless variety.
Be careful not 70 20 into the -rong store.
look .or the name and nunipev
v,uRs. rURs. rrRs-sEAL sACQuEs. DEEPENED
new RspaIrins furs a. shortest notice. fur Inings
isa s.i. eSese ), GEokoE sxxUxIs. 4os Broadway
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DRY GOODS.

i;t Av. and 18th ".
wti orer on MONDAY
specA. bsrgAins
LADIES READY MADE CosrtMEs.
ISACQUEs. CLOAKs AND poLNASa.
both Imported and Of our own manufacture
We snail exhibit. on MONDAY
I'm our uev second toor
superb assor,mcnI
got IN IN the artistic m anuoD
In u~~ and 'ashon able designA
work And rsAter;Ais al nrst claGs,
and which We offer a. = great reduction
irrespective of she great advance In slhs
The New York herald., 1876-12-03

v,fIE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF CHILDKEE,S
suits In the city and antly adding 70
stock ladies visiting the ev should cal. before
chasing else where's prices lower than
sy other Suits made 70 without extra
charge: ladies' own material made up. AZ Nn BELL
CHAMBERS. at 9Th av
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DRY GOODS.
4 rTRAcTfvE HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
"A both =seful and appropriate. -

-
corner Forsyth ..
Grand Display.
Cloak. Dolm ans. su.,s
As.'cs,s AN and Bsays cioss, and DOmans S. s. 81
$40. sia. si4. sis 20 sts
s III s. 8 y:T :
M.sn,aesp, sroehs shsyi: S. So S. sio s,a 20 s7s
Wool sh'"''- ''o" Z R.': ,s = .aa Bonnet.
.,hs,,,o M a sna ssnns 81 'ss sss novelties nov on
eAA''''''' 80 " YrRs
cnabe styles o. furs worn this IS less
than m.naiacnrers prices zoo
IA. s.; II. from rom & 4 : 81 s.a & . 'a'
chi!rens sets in rreM variety
'" trimming frtRSIsMIYG l'Ss 81 SPS'ea 'GeaooDs. &C.
jaa received $50 dozen extra size SIX Handkerchief
Rieh sear and ~ limo. Of ladies' Seeswear ase..
Su lines .. Gen,emens Furnishing Goods for holiday
presents a. very low PEr1fss E1n GLOVES
500 pairs Of Kid Gloves al eoors and sizes a. SOC.
or lulu improved" KID Gloves. $. !. PAL.
We warran, every pair Give new pairs for any pair
which F': 'SIs4s EA5E i55SiEss 'e:T
,o ss%Srai sAir. .,mmea printed and embossed.
Rich silk and satin Skirts. from IN s. 10 S.
hAndssrcAie''. Lases fr,mm!1r.; ss,. ,,,,..
Blankets. from auction .. S. S. IS So 81 81 so 80 SO
Comfortabes from 81 10 So so
Housekeeping Goods
All kinds Of housekeeping Dry Goods retaied whole
sale prices.
Dress GvcIs
We shall offer for the HOLIDAYS
20 cases OF Snowflake Dress Goods 1870 per yard.
40 cases o. Paids AZ loc per yard
so of plain double width Poplins o5c yard
very heavy and choice shades.
f30 pieces OF Cashmeres $50 per yard. yard wide
We respectfully solicit call
DOYLE ADOLPHI
265 and o69 Grand 81.
corner Forsyth st.
p. S.-Postvely one price. All goods marked In plain
dru
The New York herald., 1876-12-03

EIGHTH AVENUE EIGHTH AVENUE
AND
NINETEENTH STREET NINETEENTH STREET
X 1000 o0osx n ssEEEzs sss a
z, IL SsSxSEE SIS, -
v...~a u; 0oo0S N II EEEzr ssss he.,.z.
Grapes. = Glove.
Black and Underwear.
colored silks. q L.d,s. and asaa
Dress Good. 1ssz Furnishing Good.
Good black sih. 81; ~ INCHES, 81 IS. worth 81 80
Ssss Ss y:y:: yy: Z z iass:: as s g. so.s .a,.s ( =
FANCY GOODS. roYs. &C..
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
Glnss Ware.
In spacious lighted basement. Fines, stock ana
As lowest prices ever offered in this city
FIRST rLooR-Dry Goods Fancy Goods. Motions. Ia.
- exceedingly low prices
SECOND FLooR-sn,. shawi. Millinery
Ladies: and chiidrsns uIder~saI a''' "'A'' '''s1>
Superior Goods ), % per loss usual prices
THIRD rLook-carpess oicloths. Lace. Curtains. Up.
nolstcry. &C
Superb stock At great barrana
FOURTH FLooR-rurn,ure, Bedding 4e
IS per cent less than any house in the trade.
FIFTH FLooR.-x.nu..cluring Department
Flanneis. Biankess. Domesscs. 10 20 lee
All orders viii receive promps attention
JONES 9Th ay. corner 10th st. JONES'
l14RpErsr- cAKFETsH CxErErsIn
Special announcement
Have Just received manufacturers stock Of rnpesr.
Brussels in ali new patterns which are retailing a. so
large assortment Of Insrans. Just manufacture
per yard and upward
nne stock ofvelvets Body Brussels and
three-ply Carpeta
oilcloIh.
fresh stock Of oilslO.h.. from 80 esns'pp
Lace Curtains
nns line Of Lace Curtains for the holiday trade
All kinds Of Parior Chamber Dining Room. Once ana
Kitchen Furniture. at equally low prices
Great osicrn Bis and S:isrsIn: :is sss A..
ccrncr 36th St
GREAT REDUCTION
= POPULAR DRESS GOODS
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
a. + STEWART 4 co.
will open on Monday. DscemberA
Tycoon Reps, sebra stripes
cameIs hair cashmereA
Broderies Oxford Meltous
Rugby Plaids.
Siberian Snow Flakes
Indigo Blue Plaids
Msrrimack Cardinal RedA
Standard Prints In Drem Patterns
These goods win be found section Of the 4a
Decided Bargaina
Broadway. 4,h av, 9th and 10Th nA
HOLIDAY HANDKkkcHIhFs
oP SPECIAL IMpoRrArIoxs
A. :. STEWART co.
viii open MONDAY December 4 slegsn. assortment
SILK HAxDKEscHIErs
pom ''' SsassiseSsd and eolor.d borde
rich hand embroidered initiated.
exclusive designs
LINEN HANDKERcHIEys.
fancy woven and tape borders.
hand embroidered initial
COTTON HANpKERoHIErs.
IN plain and printed designs
ExIRoIDEEED nAspKERcHIErs.
na and fancy designs
BROADWAY. 4rH Av.. 9TH AND 10Th srs
A r. STEWART 4 co
ARB OFFERING
BARGAINS IN
sEALsKIN sAcQCEs
Broadway. 4th .v. OH and 10th sss.
A.
BUY YOUR
The New York herald., 1876-12-03

beaver. :.......-:....-...-.-e7 ~
our $40 and Si4 as Cioaks worth the attention 81
every lady
Ms,teso Cloak trimmed with nns braid - so former
price 81. =
former price &l3.
One lot elegant Domnns. beautiful shape and
trimmed SIS Is former price S2a.
I5n Do.ma ms ard sncqnes. s25; former price e2s.
splepdd assortment OF One Cloaks all priees and
NAME reduc tiop u prices Of last week
The New York herald., 1876-12-03

Z4o GhAND ST.. near bowory, now fork
Prices reduced 25 per cen, in every department.
SILK DEPARTMENT.
Black Gros Grain Silk recently sold for 81 25 reduced TO
Black Grain Silk recently sold for 81 65 reduced
Lyons black Silk recently S. reduced 81 -
Bellons best black Silk recently sold S.
Beautiful plain Silk, recently sold for 81 75 reduced TO
Beautiful striped Silk recently 81 l2x reduced
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
All wool Cashmere recently sold FOR &c., reduced 900
Beautiful English Cashmere. recently sold for 70c.. 70.
Beautiful Natellasss Lussre. recently sold for &c.,
BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Fine quality black Alpaca recently cold for 40 reduced
Extra quality Alpaca recently sold for ESQ., reduced
vide black Cashmere recently sold for eoc.
Lupn's black Cashmere recently sold 81 25 reduced
LADIES, SUITS AND CLoAKs
$50 Cashmere SUITS recently sold for 500 S25 reduced 70
sis. SO
500 Beaver Cloth Coaks a 81 S. s6 g. $40 and upward
6on ladies' Dolmans In fur bcave and plain CLOTH 81 So
$40 $l2 SIS and upward.
Unusual bargains In Blankets. Fiannels, &c
s. 10 pair Blankets from 81 TO Sl5.
40 pieces heavy twiled Flannel At 25c worth 4oc.
600 pieces yard vide Muslin at 7c. worth lie
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES.
10 cases all wool Cassimeres a. 37c. 5Oc 75c, 81.
cases 64 Beaver Cloth, 81 so 81 75 g. and upward
10 English Waterproof Cloth from 57c TO 81 7S
WALLER 1 McsoRLEY.
245 Grand ST., near Bowcry New York.
The New York herald., 1876-12-03

WILL OPEN rnIs WEEK SO CASES oY ENTIRE
NEW NOrvEACTEES. ~ EVERY DEPARTMENT, ~
TIE CHOICEST SELECTION. ~ THE MOST ARTS
TIC DESIGNS OF KlCU FNENCH
The New York herald., 1876-12-03

coiorsa sros grain silk Costumes. mace in tho most
fashionable amer. elegantly trimmed and beautiful
/ designs S5s. 500. s6s. SIS. $50
The New York herald., 1876-12-03

Elegsnt gros grain silk
Costumes all roiors.
richly trimmed Win ve,.
vet. very stylishly made.
new sne origin~. Go.
signs. ESQ. Sss. seS.
$40.
The New York herald., 1876-12-03

Very stylish black sk Costumes OF erss cass Lyons Ska
IS $50 s7s SO. sSs
Elegant black silk Costumes Of finest Lyons silks In ee-
an, designs. sos. sloo si2o sI4a
The New York herald., 1876-12-03


AND MILLINERY GOODS,
COMPRISING THE LATEST SHAPES JUST OUT ~
the PARisLAN MARKETS Is FELT MxrS ELE:
$; Is ALSO rliE FINEST iMPoRrED AND ONLY
SHAPES ExPEEsSLY MANCfACTuRED FOR OUR
HOUSES. At FROM 81 10 TO 81 Y WORTH e. To " 80
Entire new shapes in all silk LYONS VELVET HATS
AND BONNETS. ready for trimming . .-
Also the latest artistic designs In IMrIAN WINES,
in PANcT ?EATMERs. OSTRICH PLUNEs AND rfps.
SPECIAL DISPLAY OF oVyR GRAND ASSORTMENT
PARIS FLOWERS.
and patterns which only DO found 81
our establishments
RIBBONS. vELvETs. SILKS.
In all shades ~ the most reasonable prices
GRAND OPENING or
I PARIS TRIMMED BoNNErs AND ROUND HATS
and those Of our own manufacture .. equal designs.
specially imported for the late trade, for RECEPTION,
STREET and CARRIAGE WEAR, Of the most surpassing
elegance and variety, all At the most POPULAR PRICES
Elegant trimmed Round Hats and Bonncts. In all slk
Lyons veives felt trimmed with the best velvet and
elk, tho richest feathers &c,
81 81, former price $40.
81. former price Sl2
50. former price Sl3 3D.
NxiO, former price SlS.
nSl2, former price SIS.
SIS. former price SO.
and higher prices In the same proportion
j. RorHscHILD.
sa Went l4th ST. York. and 26l Fulton st. Brooklyn.
Msison = Psris, PIT Rue 81. Denis
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~ BL0oNs, i
33s BOwERY $40
between Bond and Great Jones sts
REAL FRENCH BRo>zis. sTATUETTES. jAaDIy.
HRS PAPER WEssss ;. lNksTANDs. MATCH
sAFEs. GARD AND ~ ,.ECEivERs. &c, &C.
RUSSIA LEATHEE mn
PORTFOLIOS. Mo. 10 LIS sATCHELs. PORTE.
MONSAiEs CARD AND tIGAK CASES LADIES
wORKBuxKs.. LADIES, AND GkNTLEMEN's NEcEs
sAIRKs. GLOVE AND HANnkkRCHIEr BOXES, As
sENTs JHwELs SAsss sssuSyy SARp po SHsEs hitsyns
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DRY GooDs.

IMPORTER AND RETAILER
OR 70 rHE BRooELyy ESTABLISHMENT.
26i FULTON st.. OPPOSITE CLINTON 81
The New York herald., 1876-12-03

Very elaborate gros
grain silk Costumes.
black anc .nlored. /
trimmed with rich bro
1 caded velvet, Sl32.
Sl4s, $3.50. $3.50. former
prico 500 TO f2JO
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-02-04

IRoN.-Iron is the symbol Of civ
ilization; gold represents wealth.
The value of the former in the arts
can be measured ouly by the pro-
gress Of the present age. In its
adaptations and employments, it has
kept pace with scientific discoveries
and improvements. Hence the use
of iron indicates the advancement of
nations. Iron is worth more to the
world than all of the other metals
combined. We could dispense with
gold-it ministers largely to luxury
and refnement-but iron represents
the honest industry of labor. Its
use is universal. There is no "Cal-
ifornia" of iron it is found in great
abundance in every nasion on the
earth. From tits fact we discover
how indispensable the Creator deem
ed this metal to the education and
of man.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-02-04

A ROMANCE OF THE MINES. - In
the Crown Point mine works quiet,
unassuming man, who, by his most
intimate acquaintance, has never
been heard to talk of his stocks or
money, and who, up to a few days
ago, was supposed to be in almost
destitute circumstances. \ Yesterday,
or the day before, an incident oc-
Cured which showed that he was not
the pauper he was supposed TO be.
At that time John Mcleod, after
going home from his days work in
the mine, shortly returned, and calls
ing the foreman to one side, disclosed
to him the fact that he had by mis-
take taken some other mans bucket
out of the mine, and that the bucket,
instead Of containing specimen OF
crystallized quartz which he had
placed in his own bucket, held $500
in coin and $500 in mining stocks.
Mcleod had scarcely finished his
story before another man, pale, bag
gard, al out Of breath, rushed up
to the foreman, and in accents wild,
asked: "Did you see himf Where
is heg Where did he goi After
calming the excited individual so that
he could talk coherently, it was dis
covered that he was owner of the
bucket which Mcleod had just
brought to the surface. The owner
thereof was shown the treasure, and
with wild cry he gathered it to his
bosom and went on his way rejoicing
1t appears that ever since the great
fire in Virginia the man had been in
the habit of taking the money with
him to his work, being afraid to leave
it in his lodging house or trust ii in
the hands of a banker.-G0M HH
NerS.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-02-04

The forty-irst gin house burned
this season is that of 4. ii. Willing
ham, of Dougherty county.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-02-04
s8isfellaneons.
A BURGLAR KILLED.
A Wisconsin Man Kills His Brother
in-Law.

A Wisconsin Man Kills His Brother
in-Law.
The Hudson True-Republican,
paper published in Wisconsin, has
the following exciting encounter
with burglars, wherin householders
wife displayed great bravery. "On
the morning of the 9th, at about 3
o'clock, Mr.. Wellington Gregory
was awakened by his wife and in
formed by her that some person was
in the store overhead-his store be-
ing iu the upper story and his resi-
dence on the ground floor. lie
Jumped up, slipped on his stockings
and pants, and was about TO go up
the back stairs that led from the
dwelling to the store, when his wife
suggested that she go up the back
stairs and he go around the house
with the revolver and capture the
person, upon which Gregory ran to
the front steps and up them, the
wife in the meantime ascending the
back ones. When she arrived at
the top of the stairs she saw two men
in the store with their faces envel>
opod. They threw some sticks OF
stove wood at her, and she retrea!ed
The uen then rushed out of the
front door, grabbed Gregory, and all
three rolled down the fight of steps,
Gregory being slightly stunned
lie directly jumped up and shot at
the man in front of him. The man
ran off, and at the same time the
other man ierked Gregory back
ward to the ground, and a struggle
commenced for the revolver, Greg
DRY hallooing loudly; his wife cry-
ing out that she was coming, the
man jumped up and ran. Gregory
snapped the pistol at him as he ran,
and he and his wife chased him into
the brush. After waiting until day
light, and regretting their i'll success
in their efforts to capture the rob
bers, Gregory called his hired man,
who through timidity they could not
get to assist them, and sent him at
ter Mr.. Boardman, neighbor. In
few minutes the man returned and
said a man lay in the road dead
Gregory, his wife, and Mrs. Rudd
went to the dead man, and soon
Boardman and another man came,
none of whom could indentify the
man by his clothes, but on turning
body over discovered it to be that of
aneighbor named Beach. A post
mortcm examination developed the
fact that he had been shot in the
back, the ball passing nearly through
him, and on searching him there
was found the sum Of SD 80, 10
small scrip, loose in his pocket, to>
gether with an empty pocket book.
Both men were disguised, and the
escaped man is supposed to be Oscar
F. Sweet, who has fled. We learn
Mr.. Gregory was robbed in a SINH
lar manner some two years ago OF
about $500. The affair is an unfor-
tuna,e one, the more so as Mrs.
Gregory and Mrs. Beach are Sis
ters."
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-02-04
w. III. BEACH.

General and Sole Agen Southern States.
For Time or Cd Sales an to WINTERS, WlIITLOCK
I& CO., Marietta. Janlf-3m
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-02-04

will sell ONE TON ONE THOUSAND AT $38 PER TON, Cash
shipped the day they received by me-
The ANALYSIS of the shows about 10 cent available
PhOhoric Acd and cent Ammonia obtained from best Peruvian
Guano equal cent Ammonia obtained from h
The 10 cent dfer than most supePhosPhate
especially ammonated by fish, and therefore cheaper ny ~ 10 10
per Oranges and Hdry Dealers will find to their interest TO cor
respond with
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-02-04
DISSOLUTION.

The copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween Leake & Hunt is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The notes and accounts due
said firm are placed in the hands of w. 7. &
w. j. VIM for collection, who alone are au-
thorized to receive and receipt for same. If
payment is not made immediately, suit will be
instituted.
LEAKE & HUNT.
Marietta, Ca, Dec. 18th, 1878.