davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-12-10
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Grcn~.

% tit tetn Ean %befaRnt, 400 q. &. 4unfePS
Bitter . @iien @eln" Die 8irfung periast
hdtte bel Der 9etlung bon Sdpdhe, be9lei.
ret NIT Sgmptomen, lpte Sheu Dor allen
Nnltrengunsen, @eod1tnibperluft, Mtbma,
al9emetner GrtfrGftuus, Surtt Dor &ranf.
hett, nerpoiem 13ittern, @rauen Dor benz
Iooe, N%ahtidpetBen, falten fifteen, Mbnahnle
oes 4usenllhtes, Grihlafuns oes Niusfel.
Spitenls, enormem 4ppettt NIT bpspeptiihen
SpTptomen, beiBeu 9dnoen, flesenoer 9iee.
2rodenbett Der Sant, Sldffe uno Nusihlcg
oeS 9eilfts, perborbenem Blut, Shmer3en
i'm &iiden, S9were Der aussnlieber, Sdtpes
ben lhtparser Yunfte Dor ben Iu9en nit 4n'
orang oes GluteS 9egen ben Sebnerpeu uno
aeltIpetllser Slllobeit, nnu0siibteit bic Sc
canten auf elnen Yuntt 3u firiren. Iue bteie
Sgnlptonen entiprtn9en aus Shndde unb
gu ibrer Seiluns oient 9. S. &unteps ~Bit.
tersGliensgSein". Or tbut tmmer feline Wir.
tnn9.. Gauleuoe, bic tbn SebrauAt haben,
ltno ieet wleoer i'm 8efit ibrer pollen 0e.
lunobelt. Hebmt ben dhten ! Wirb perfauft
11ur ~ 81 Slai1en. Nber nebmt feineu an'
bern oils ben bon =. &. Ruufel! Tra9t naf
RunfePS ~Sitter. 81 EN- ein". CT III bon
o nlelen Yerionen aus ieber ShiAte Der @e'
leuld)aft, BON Yerlonen iebes 9taubes unb
Nlters erprobt iuoroen, oaB CT iest ais url'
entbebrlt9e, toniide Wieoi3ln gilt. Ct foltet
llldt otel, reint9t baS Slut, ftdrft ben Uta9en,
srreuert bas Spltem uuo perldnsert bas Sc
ben.
Sd uerlau9e MIR, bab man etnea geriu9
NIT Slelem b0hlt ibatbaren Eonif made.
Brels 81 per Slaibe. 4ieiui9er Gt9entbiimer
Y. i. &dufel, 9to. 259 ytorb NeInte Ctr,
unterbalb 8lneitr., Ybilaoelpbla, ga. Sra9t
nab aunfers rSltter @iue Of Sron" uno
nebmt felren anberen. Gine Photographic
oeS @l9entbiimers 1T auf iebem umlhlag ,
ale anoern iiub Sdlihun9en. Sitet Sud
Dor lolhen! 2aBt Sud bon Gurcn Mpotbe.
fern fetnen anoern aufbdn9en, ale ben bon
Tuutel! Sbr plbt, fule er anSiehen muB.
3br tollllt 6 Slaiben fir So betommen. Ser.
lu6t's einmal.
Der Sanbnurm 1ebenbis abee=
trieben.
&opf unb Niles sebt ab, ponfdnoia In Q
Stnnoen. Seme Sesabluua, ebe Der &opi
palllrt. Inh Sit., gtaoel. nnb Wasen.
miirrner prroen pertrieben bon Or RunfeL
259 Jtorb yteunte Str. @usfun't fret. Or.
&unfel 1T Der ein;ise Ir3t oeS 2anoss, Der
erfolgretf in Der Sertreibun9 bon Wiirmern
TT ; ,etn Wurm'S prup lift gut 81 nebnsn,
ulo bari bon &tnoern, 10 gut mie bon @r.
pahlenen, etn9euommen peroen. Shldt
nm Elm Gtrfllar ODER perlan9t eine 6laite
BON HuufelS Wurm : Sprup IN Der natlien
Apotbete. Breis 81 Die 6laihe. Gr tbut
unfeblbar ieine Wtrfune.
, 1877-12-10

tssssl II 4, Id enea lueuutf&en Teblt NIT bea fat
sa6eResbare1 Btrlansen n aten. baraHftdI ~ nsbmes
nj telas9 burd bs 9ut&t Sapsa aussef&Iufn II feK.
III ssn Sesnls tAsse ~ ean fsf$tbsrs Sanaass
W s1s &axSarasFn, h q nnss tbIa e4nas, eas d.
W. p tsbds tnla. 81 ssxat - Dssyvtt1 ~ felbt
sat fttse ean3e ulaSetxaA Oh 1tad1tas ofstlt4i eh
HAttt stss ess feihlsk nnl Ia psteatsa brtHet ~
OeuutHNn, III ~ ee3e1 itn dne Eat y 1Hb tlbe tb
Hl4tea tbn nsttsA nt4t fdtea tas Butxeesae nh 3
~ wm ed1ensstA 9tu UsfIn -
, 1877-12-10
10 NrD5ent.

~Ln~ Weenteu u%erlan9t. Cute Gele8enbet, Uelo
Sutt au %psrO.enen Tnr seuts, lpeIpe Igre ,3elt ooer
etneu IDetI oauou Dem SertuuI unlerer
51eelprtsn wlOmen. Glberale @ommllIonen. SWrelDt
nap oen Sepm9ungell. ". y. Spg o045. Great
American Tea COss 81 uno So Selep StraBe,
Jtem Yprt. ~4lpzbolt
, 1877-12-10
''star- Wffu" plattorm.

6iIbsr9lan3, elne Srpke 8terce. Stn pSuRanptsur
oUus water DeIeu. 6rsstt II xtisnpaarea.paue.ua-
dta aaA. Htreulart sratts ptrleapU. AbretEttI
'D2yUf ctar platform. 81 lsa'
, 1877-12-10
9eiet:
xIalib 1lnb @abr.~

Geeen Ginienoung etner ppitmarte an HaotuaD s.
ca $40. SO gSarreu Str, Yleip 9urt, lucrott lvr an
formation erbalten, iuelhe 1auenoe pertb lit.
, 1877-12-10

r1llle gum 9eiatimten &einertras aus afcu
ganoe8etn1abmen lteben."
, 1877-12-10

ans ~ sRoIa9 stSaen &saafSetss, ,xn las ~ 4,
f4mee4leAt Intersprfta u. sab Iassa asmsntli&V al
ma baraA Die urla&u, Sel&s bkfn fAredlt&tr f.
Sanhlxse1wdk mai imna stddbs fda, adultd BIZ
kurA et&rtanesnttd bAS Ra1enfpNen w q Aax
sassssaane sst teear4 s1 bauu 4srya " tat ~
OSS ~6AsebtfA 6tttrt~ atW snaret@t u az L-6r.
h1esmttd I'd ten sku anxbnten &rsntpcten xnS be,
aAsftalea kk osfsasktt wra6eqstta, r.l&s f&ss 10.
Aa tpdfeItea. h mtebr 0snue an Pstex ~ sabta.
RtelesoefAlassahstt,
, 1877-12-10
Observation-Disclosures.

Da NGeea n VI srslt Oerfalhe ~ &srpsfs. o,
IN ut6lt has Sanas Ssfex Wabrans uub &raft. DeuI
N RAsex Sab anberf Dereaxaasssrsane na&laNen. ID
ssGs Itlhatett ~ entutdela, mus hn game HSrper Id
IN. On kranttdtea. ea4e saS seftrtu abdttstett 10
eatssaaess:acae sssesasa: ~ ssrf$ttSess UT ats
lcsass, : - se4ststt4 ottsss." " = ss etit.
es(ss1s IHaaeiri ltrtent, 3 Vide &ranl10sen teiIt, u
SstAdsexs Slnt seAisAssa Rstss esA Oit ssassn
~. ali aslees ess(snfsaaIpnts eatetlsa ebta r ~
90 6tSrsnsea br Nasentbattsfet, ale bur& ,rbltd.
aHlass sbu befise GriSltunt. Denn BE Spttfe mid
Dseetril serssast unS sr Rsrss IN aOlee ss6.n ntat bis.
MYolid ru&trt wirb, nut a%bma8nuns ~eiutreten uni
- leAsa@ts e1aen sr!tsst hn tattefsa anlaQ etus
eTfkltaaa \. ~ daI pufsa ssu trdfhsa @tiunsbes
~ atAi b oere&s kne Dk tsrhpmtsatn N.ritt
seaa r 8aae ". e&ptnbfn&t ta bts nheu Stabten b.
kasSda, n4tra sine dassabms tbrs aafmsrtfanleit u
q af n 9seaItrsae. IA Uelsasnessreaxs bamit 81
efet.t seI4s IA pahens " I'd utmmt, IN st&t frn&t
~ 04A1ctt sss1sa&ea NH at&t burA ben &Srpsr t.
Ia sab um eatstea Gar baxs sbu h asuRtssa 9s6
naeaS sst Ate&k Rakrsss y ltstsA
, 1877-12-10
Nip ,1uc s #.
(@brDmo)
The Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Company.
Sauptanartler 80 II. ~ Neiep Ctr. ". ~
cine %Yan II on . UNI
71uuprt pDu Xbee

uno WertauI oelletveit Dlrect al ole &ullDeII NIT elnenl
tlelnen 9tusen. Sepdl8 ,Spel8 . Jtetau : Uel1aTle.
SCpDne Dei.G DronDs perlWleDener UrOBeu luerOeuueil
stauTern mt l. 2, s, 4 O0er b 1lTuhO Apee yelDentt.
Ule y pnlpanp yal leBt5 ur AUiIeIeruI8 perelt EN- prapt'
uolss @prnmo veIlIeIt ,.Stip unc sur, EN- neues
Is Vtul0) Stlo, oas etnen teppattell Strslt alpllUel
oes @rIerem Oarleul. Us VI ~ DOH os pumors, puB
teme SelNrsloulY ps WelWIWI ~ yuI sraapleI lam,
uls Ole elnTaWe SedelDNuiY oea stullpiers. ale Gnt.
lWeloul8 NJ geraoe alptlWem A9ur niIo angel uno man
liuB 0as Slp leYeil UNI rs lpurplSeh gu tDnnelt. JeBl
Su DuDeu III ooI AIRY Str., Gde oer ,Siuelltit u. COATS
SIR. unO 62l SUB ,Slpelte Slr., 4yliu., pa. 4apolan.
, 1877-12-10
DIR. u. BRYAN.
&oniultireuber Ar3t bes
Clinton Medical Il Surgical
Institute,
1Ay o. Sinf3ebnte Ctr, Nep eorf.

(1nter ben etaatssefesen inforporirt)
Gentlemen! s S!s s s;a's I'd s''' s,; sssi'f +:
ssno ,q.l9.n Sau y bsesnosln, unS saraatiser es
ernhe beiluns auer 10 b:banbeIten Gdle. Die beiten
falente tno a%nseitent. Sober Mr5t II ReroOrrasene
i i,at I.'n nsr S sss,s,m aon: 9as ~ sH{ tin,;. ~ ,u fs,.nsg Ss'0 ss
Nstp Bort fur bic Bsbanbluns bon
Mdnner=& ranfbeiten.
-epaisue mittel fur 'patsns arantbeiten prdpartrt.
4snorar md6ie eeeeu Aae, fret
fur Mrme.
rattsnten ,perben srfudt. Naberes aber tbrsn 81:
Eanb e;nauieneen. tporauf ihnen cine strlt&e Mnf@t
hber ibren SSau. bic M0slidteit Der beiluna. bic basu
n6tbise 3ett unb bamit ssrbunsensn Rotten naitas'
tbeitt tuerben iuirb.
Sm erfen 0epartement Rnb Rrantbsiten Der
,@salitsii. SI.l. iSltsst Sc ssissfiS. sranis:it.
barnrubr, 6aanenfHtpdhe, nnperm1een uno aue
Rranibeiten priSater statur Elm.
SIM ,ueiten Departement Rnb 2eber.. 2unsen.,
&opf' unb Gebtrntranfbeiten ote epejialttdten. au@
raatisrnus. serppbeln, Gatarrb, Bru4. Ridgrats.
srtlmmuns unb anoere g~ertpa&iunsen bshanbelt.
SIM brttten Departement peresn Iusen' uns
pbrsnfrantbsitsn bsbanbslt unh au' OptratsonsnS sr'
mir uiinid.n namentlid e,n uampbIst iebsm
Manne ju fenoen,. Der nit symphonies bebaftet ".
ptl0e p1qf10eS 4etben betunpen, ooer oet netpos,
{@ma4 unb per5rseifelt 1T uno Delher bic bette Ius'
tunft Hber Die &rantbeiten puniht. oenen II am mei'
fea ausseJett 1T. In Golse BON unfluobeit soer CRIB
tihfett.
Der Nubm etnes tunsen WaMnes n feline
etdrfe," $4,000
unS rer an, beien bieien Wubrn Ju eriperbsn meiB,
iann am beten fetne Ut1nnlihfeit bebaupten. NorsHe
0fintpn N. Y D. SnAttut. 14S y. ID. Ctr. R.0.
~, perlangt fir oas bette unb letdtet Der.
FAy<NIIN tdufide Bud, bas ie berausYt9eben
muroe. @didt nab Gireularen uno ~unleren S.Drn.
9un9en fur M9enten.
sfatipnal Wubliibtne Co.,
4~tp23nopl philadelphia, ia.
, 1877-12-10
&alteS nn0 biBiQeS Tteber,

aebellt Iir 81 Gents. 81 gut fem anoeres Msens in
Der 9Be!t. mas 10 ihneu ale 4rten BON 6ieber beilt,
mo9sn lie oon oeroprbener Guft (Nialaria) ooer oe9e.
~nerirter Gaue fommen, moeeu lie Sharlats, gerper.
iieber ooer eelbes Sieber beiBen. als uhter 3u5ie.
buns BON Naomap's pillen. oas yNeaep Hettcf''
Or. Ndrwap'S. Ytur 81 Gents Die Jlalte!
, 1877-12-10

b0Ms 0Grsn We fArtdit4ea 6Anssm snSbalsQ
udAe ttee &ranitet NIT I'D trtnst. mems II btu Cord
Af& 0t4trs" en 9~tlnatttd sssttn wtrb. ~ Sebr led
~eianssn laanl q l!nbnt BE e4mein tsfurt xnt ID
ksteettten 0tbrau&t vtrt bu patient Bon gDu&e n
NJ L. IAxfabs fstaea bea SAs. an udSea IL SeraH
t11 usstm hide u1xtutsst 9dlmttta n sttsasAu
, 1877-12-10
e@mebif4 0ttters.
000DHA 0ifo@A
Rw saS 3rduterfaiten

.. aees ~ ytsseunbet Salsea usst4ss ea 1uA
~ fAsetf4o 9ftt I'd I'm wtHenf4 sfht&en Ssrfaxn9
od4e q at auf a1en GAdla ber Crit lxaegte, Atln
gslaSe 1tcs4ft eeptfu &r1xtr xat Va oStsAet h9fa
10 AAo - 4axt4<eant1dk W
, 1877-12-10

0eeea tttjt 3ranttstten n .6&webtf@ 1ttters" baS ntrS
hnis e4uSutttd, sdI y VA bsae 1lutrstHiser IA, "a
u atet&. ASn nIrt ba 0ebrGaA y k&t sber MD senas
sa3 Va 1nvaixae te1saaeh = b4b psdeR, Nafern,
O4assaAeesu mt aaiut MT 6tebr sebxnbtae RranE
lts1 AaSbrcAex, taH1 Mxt br 0tbrax& fefsst eshs
tst usbea, ~ 4ranltettea In kefen 6tGbxn DIT a.
IN o4eattaas ufsrbu1.
The New York herald., 1877-08-28

COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL LisE. =
pier IS North River Of ST. Havana direct
COLUMBUS "Wednesday sspsemoeaa ~
Z itHEs fiESs tS co. xs:s ss s.rss Greer"
Y nAEAsh AFD 4sb HSf!sAs
erY 81 ENA eGSz 1ss
CITY oR vEkA ckGz And SEw s' .
Cis Hs.sps rIHgssc csmpeaehy ruxpan and m IS
CITY xLkx1absEE Sons 81 and 81 stS.dssy
sE afy ~ st
Through OF freight lading given over all
rel S'.ss S'Ds:
.IPssr %sa "s apply
NEORGANs LINE TO NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS
steamers will sail from pier so North River as fol-
MORGAN CITY. ......... Saturday. September
70 Morgan. and Tsass Rarosd Tor Morsan City
. M9ks" s III D. to on ss
ollie indiancia Corpus Christi. Rcekport.
sss 10 Ssat'
San %aono TreiaS, S io1 S. aarys
can effected under open policy q the line;
70 New Orleans per cent. sS Texas pSr PEsT PSIE Ssat
MORGAN. Agents. office pier 50 North River
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
sailing from pier 81 North River
for NORFOLK. CITY POINT and RICHMOND TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS. at 7. NJ con-
E sss. s ss V1 r fs aa %
road ana with the companys line to interior ports IN
NSs" %EWsEkS HsoS" snS Snp wKsshycroN c. via Nor0
bs fGsSpN
H. asS os @ 1s sn caS sca
Passenger accommodation unsurpRssed.
Through tickets AMI bills OF adng to all points
"a
Freights received daily at pier 81 North kver General
office No. 1877 Greenwich ST. ~ i. McCEEADf, fresident
BERMUDA. ST. THOMAS AND WEST lNDIEs.-TIIE
Bermuda Thursday August 80 and September H. max
ing close connection there with royal mail Tor St.
Thomas W. This now the most direct mall and pas
senxer the West Indies For passage apply to A.
T. UuTEkBkIDGE. Agent 20 Broadway
NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-THE CROMWELL LINE
y. NJ. from pier North River.
Through 6ls OF adng given to Mobile and principal
points the Mississippi RIVER For freight or passage ap
HALIFAX, N. s, AND ST; JYhNSN
Steamship CORTES will leave pier 10 North River, RI
day August 81 ut r. NJ For freight apply to
CLARK II SEAMAN, s6 West st.
J,OR HAvANA-TRE SPLENDID NEW MAIL STEAM
9. NIAGARA. Capt rhos s. Curtis will sail from pier
m magnificent accom- mo odations for passengers
JAMES H. WARD CO.. Agents. lib Wall St
WEEKLY LINE FOK PORT ROYAL. S. C., BRUINS
w wick, ja and Fernandns, Fa sailing every Friday
from per 20 East River, Vt +. NJ
Steamer CITY OF AUSTIN Captain Chester. August 81
G. H. MALLORY & Co,
1853 Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1877-08-28

A -FIsHING BANKS EVERY DAY, SATURDAYS
"A excepted, ocsan steamer SETH Low, leaving Har-
22lst. N X, 745 io,h St. X, :55. pier ~ Il, so5
a. H. Gsnts, 7Sc ladies' 500 AL q. POSTER Asnsgsr
The New York herald., 1877-08-28
EXCUREIONB.

EXCURSIONS.
A -X.-FfvE 0CEAs ExcGRsIoNs DAILY Td
The entirely new fS H9HASTa kxcSasIos STEAMER
with ooLuMsh dss gs% ana = ssas the .ssaa .s s como
ooSTEkNo's a4th St., North River, 10 A. N. '''
RASp, 10Th st.. n. b.. ..Ioi5 A. NJ. Ivy
GLsE Gus. Pier 2, NJ ..... 10 30 A. M. saei" and
cer.s, selo.s ysws,rs Deck. tkIyndlA NJ sensiass
w .S.sas HMs ... us S .sS DAY
2a,s 2 ss. Nor.s @ E,ysr $50 Y. and IS 2 NJ
sI:s S:s = ssss AND AND Is
and y stSDAS tsa e ss
Sss:S ssssSa 4: i. $. s.s I :$$
Js~s' Dos5x SrYssiSs 5FSiSSS 80
nf.uss SiskhSs SSes "%Sp s. s!HhER sFf BOAT
sprn,. ~ 20, .si. il%s $sa 80 r
5asi for 1spSfss axakY BOAT
BROOKLYN. without extra charge.
A THE NEW WATERING PLACE
Manhattsn Beach. Coney Island
Finest bathing beach.snd sea shore hotel in America
sss%sas sasA.sssa .ss sRslxsy :sssa
give grand free Of the choicest every alter
strictly Sacred Concert. on sunasys
R 7a6 stS 10 i? H. IL 81, 40 p pier r.
y S.ss%ss saaSaaS aS ssy:i sad tS...
NJ u X = ~
Connecting Bay Ridge with for tho beach Close
connections ut bay Ridge going and coming
Time from piers and Bay Ridge, 20 minutes from
Bay Ridge to Beach. % minutes
Fare round trlp-5Oc.
ibis is the quickest most pleasant from Now YORK
to this sea shore.
Brooslyn Manhattan Beach Trains Iesys East New
YORK ut $50. 740 n5 103. IL :l5 A NJ Ia rs so
. -. s52, 4:57, q rs, 7:15, $3.50 T. NJ
Excursion trip-4uc
The boats q shs Harlem Navigation WI
follows:-
Leave Harlem at 80 A. NJ connecting at pier I. N r..
at IL a. M Leave Harlem at 80 r. NJ, competing si
pier l. N H. ut r. NJ Connecting tor passengers
ut pier g. N. r., at 7i0P NJ.
FLOATING THEATRE AND MOONLIGHT RI.
"A. cursion up the Hudson the large
Steansr GENkRAL SEDGWICk,
Barges REPUBLIC and CALEDONIAN.
TUESDAY EVENING,
August 26,
leaving Jewei's wharf. nlton ferry Brooklyn.
at3P. NJ:
10th St., North River. $50
and 22d st North River, 8 p n.
New and startling attractions.
Grand promenade concert the large barge Ca1edonisn
Dancing on the Republic
and grand variety by rs host gentle
artists on the largo
steuuner General Sedgwick
Tickets admitting gentleman nNes on ths
dock and vt 6So Broadway.
j. SNYDER
General ManaKer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-07
A CARD.

Attention is asked To- the announcement
that from this time ] shall engage in the
Sale of the Watches Of the AMERICAN
WATCH COMPANY, of NATHAN, MASS.
adding to the Business a Special Depart
mcnt devoted TO them, conducted upon such
scale as will present at all times for the
Examination Of Purchasers Fuller and
More Comprehensive Stock than has before
been accessible to the New York Public
While full and complete in the medium
and moderate priced grade, the stock will
be especially rich in specimens of the more
Highly Finished and Accurate Movements,
TO the manufacture Of which the Company
is now giving an increased share of its at
tcntiOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-07
No. FOG FIFTH AVENUE,
Madison square.
ANNOUNCEMENT!

We have Transferred our Retail Business
to Mr. THEODORE u. STARE date starr
4 Marcus. and from this date that Depart
mcnt will bc conducted by Him in conncc-
ton with His General Business at No. BOG
Fifth avenue, Madison square, whore our
goods will be offered at our established
prices.
Our Salesrooms in Union square will re-
main open for the Sale OF Our Wares to
the Trade Only.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-07
STEAMBOATS, mo Ga.yolN,.

ALBANY EVENING HoNTs. rcopl'- Lame.
Ahli, stat, room. rnm'ur Nanuet Fare, el'A
Free Transfer lN luNf- u tlr HINN Nltu AulDN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-07
TO PIIIL.ADELI'IIIN,

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TIE DIN ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK ANn rulLADTIPuIA
THlETFTN TnRnrGU TRAINS EACH W\N DAILY.
luELE pEPOrS is rllLNnElrIllN
TWO IL NtW YORK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-07

Double Track. the Most improved Equipment AMI o.,
lA.lrsl INN ouM,L.l-Ml " Lll ~ -0.ul. ,AlDlA.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-01-18
TerrfbIe Accident.

Tuesday morning last intelligence
reached the city of shocking and
terrible accident, which occurred in
Union City, Tenn. The unfortunate
person who experienced the mishap
was Mrs Samuel Cary: better known
In this city as Miss Lula Campbell,
daughter of our fellow-townsmen,
Gen. A. w. Campbell. The facts as
related to us are as follows; Mrs Cary
was sitting near the fire in an upper
room, at the residence of Mr. Cary,
when, by accident, her clothing took
fire, and as quick as thought the I'M
fortunate lady was envelopedin flames:
She gave the alarm, which was heard
by neighbor lady, who hurried to
the scene, accompanied by the moth-
er-in-law of Mrs Cary, The two
ladies wrapped quilt around the Suf>
ferer, and thus extinguished the
flames, but net until her body and
limbs had been severely burned.
Physicians were called in as soon as
possible, and every medical attention
given the patient. About 10i o'clock,
A. NJ, a dispatch came to Mrs Camp
bell, of this city, the mother of Mrs.
Cary, who secured a special train, and
reached Union City in couple of
hours thereafter. DIR John Fenner,
the family physician, left on the North
bound train in the evening, and re-
turned to the city Wednesday morn
ing. Mrs Cary is reported as doing
well, but is in very critical condi'
ton. Hopes are entertained of her
recovery.-Jackson Wing and Tribune.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-01-18
what They Think I'm Washington.

We give below an extract from a
private letter written to us by gen
tlelnan in Washington. He is in a
position to know what he write about,
and no doubt gives 4 fai' statement
of the situation at the time the letter
was written-the 18th inst.
"Sheridan is here, aid the under>
standing is that his purpose is to or
ganize the various republican bodIcs,
with view of c0unteracting any So
called revolutionary proceedings Of
the democrats. There was and is
some uneasiness with few, that Til
den himself and the Eastern demo
Gratis may back down. If they do
not, Ti1en will 20 in, or We will have
a fight. There is no question about
this. The more conservative men of
both parties-the hopeful Ones-i'e-
lieve that the troubles will be settled
without 4 resort TO arms, The most
plausible compromise or settlement
spoken of is, that the Senate and
Honse will refuse to count the F0te Of
Louisiana and Florida, owing to the
inteE4afnty. fraud, &c. and throw
The eectioR into tie two houses. This
gives ms Tia,i spd Wheeler. The
Westerh MEMORIALS oppose it very
bitterly and swear the5'yill not sub
nit. / enaw that the Eastsfa demo
Gratis favor this plan, but the Western
and border Southern States oppose the
sacrifice of Hendricks Wmtersen
thinks it is the best thing for him, as
Il gives him the succession. Nothing
cln be determined with certainty
'lntil the committees report. "
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-01-18
The Voice OF The Army.

Two private letters, received by
the editor of The Herald during the
past week, may he taken as indicating
very fairly the sentiment Of at least a
portion of the army as to the political
situation. They represent extremes
of ranks, ole Icing a Colonel of the
regular army stationed in the south
west, and the other from private of
Gen. Crooks command.
The Colonel writes: "Again l say,
Hurrah for TildeR! Ever, body
knows he is honestly elected, and four
ifths of the people, including all de-
cent Republicans, will say let him be
iuaagurated. | am a northern man
by birth, but l will join with any and
all, by force or otherwise, to see JUS
tice DONE"
And the private says, with empha-
sis: Why the devil don't they de-
eide this Presidential question: | am
anxious to see Uncle Samuel take his
seat, and not have kellogg or any 9th
er log run the United States-and the
hull of the boys in blue here are OF
my way of thinking. Lebanon Her
aid.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-01-18

The interest question takes up a
large space in our city exchanges.
The matter seems to have narrowed
down to fight between city and
country. The city people don't want
the law repealed. The country peo-
ole do. As the farmers have large
majority of the votes, we think it a
foregOne conclusion that the law will
be repealed. We believe the mems
bers of the Legislature have made up
their minds as to how thew will vote,
and our views, however ably express
ed, would not influence them. There,
fore, we have nothing to say for OF
against the matter.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-01-18
From the n. Y. Graphic tReE. Jan. lo.l
The Louisiana Csup D'Esas.

The demonstration in New Orleans
yesterday, which at one time seemed
likely TO result In violence and blood
shed, ended in the pretty complete
overthrow of the Packard government
and without personal violence. Pack
ard had the good sense to surrender to
the superior force of General Nichols
without resistance. 1t was bis only
safety after the President had refused
to interfere in his behalf, aud be had
no right to interfere while the State
Legislature was in session. All he
could do in the premises was to pre-
serve the peace, and his orders to
General Anger covered this point. 1t
seems strange at the first that Gov
ernor with an organized Legislature
in session should fold up his prsten-
siOns like an umbrella in gale and
take himself out of the way into safe
quarters. But it must be born in
mind that the overwhelming majority
of the white people of New Orleans
and Louisiana are Democrats; they
represent the property and the histor-
ic responsibility of the State, and the
negro population, on which the Re-
publicans have heretofore counted
with reason for support, is fast falling
under Conservative influence and di.
rection. The Conservatives are sweep
ing negro votes into their ranks by
the hundred. The negroes begin TO
think that their bread will be better
buttered Oh that side; that their inter-
est lies with the white landholders
and planters and merchants; that
they will have more work and better
schools and lighter taxes and an easier
time generally under Conservative
than under Republican management.
They own $50, 600, 600 of property
and feel the depression of trade and
the burden of taxation, and eagerly
snatch at the promise of better times
under Democratic rule. Their old
habit of looking up to the white plant
ers for direction makes it easy to fol-
lJw their lead, and when these men
appeal to them for votes and support
they feel their newly acquired impor.
lance. This change is as natural as
FIR water to run down hill, and it will
take place in every Southern State
the moment the Federal power is
Withdrawn.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-01-18
"There are ten times as many bar.

"There are ten times as many bar
rooms as churches i'm Memphis. y
Milan Erchrnge. The error of the
above statement is us evident as the
sincerity Of its utterance by Il e edi-
tor of the Erclcfi c, for the. e are one
HUNDRED and thirly-fve saloons and
sixty churches in this city. The edi-
tor of the Exchange Las visited every
saloon in Memphis, but never was in
BUT one church; and this accounts for
his serious and honest mistake. Up
peal.
Go slow, ncighbor. We got our
information from the Ledger; and if
Harvey Mathes isn't posted IN the
saloon question, the "locaP of the
Appeal certainly is. We are aston
ished at you, Hop. We are indebted
to YOU for all the practical informal
ton we have about Memphis saloons.
Nothing less than reserved Mardi
gras seat will wipe out the false ihsin-
iIution.