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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
Across the Continent In Ten nav

Across the Continent in Ten Days.
National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, March 81. - The cargo Of the
steamship City of Peking, from China aud
Japan, left San Francisco March 20 via the
Central 6 Union Pacific and Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad route, the Continental Fast
Freight Line, passed St. Louis March 27, Gin
cinnal March 25, Parkersburg March 20, Bal
tlmore March 80, and arrived at New YORK at
O'Clock that evening, making the transit OF
the continent in the unprecedented time of ten
days.
BOgardus, the Sh0Otist.
Captain o. II. Bogardus accomplished thee
feat of shooting one Thousand glass balls in
one hour, seventeen minutes and forty sec
onds, last night at Gilm0res Garden. He was
allowed one hour and forty minuJas and Won
BY twenty-five minutes and twenty seconds.
Out OF the one thousand ani twenty -eight balls
shot at, he missed twenty -eight. He broke
one hundred and fifty five without miss.
A Congregation That Kept Ceel.
During the services at St. Bernard's Roman
Catholic Church, ON West Fourteenth street,
last night, some drapery caught hre near the
altar A little excitement among the congre-
cation prevailed for a short tiiAe. but the
flames being promptly extinguishad, the SER
vices were continues Damage trifibs.
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New Citixema.

The following have received their final pa
pers Of Naturalization:
Andrew Hess, Frank Allguier, John Kiefer,
Henry Rickles, Fred. Norman, Louis Seybold,
Joseph Cembrodt Otto Mildncr, Joseph Balm
bargar, Henry Stall, L. @. Desor, ali OF Ger
many; Walter Beckwiths England; Andrew
Mar8h. Austria
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A Conclusion Reached I'm the south
Carolina Case.

National Associated Press to the star.
WASHINGTON, March 31.-As the result Of
the Cabinet deliberations to-day,it was decided
to withdraw the troops from tue state-house
in Columbia, but to keep them in the State.
A letter setting forth the action OF the Gov
ernment and reasons therefor has just been
handed to Gov. Hampton and duplicate to
Hon. ID. III. Chamberlain.
Hampton leaves for home Tonight, and
Chamberlain goes on Monday.
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National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, March 3l.-The Atlantic & Pa
ciic Telegraph Company announce that on and
after Monday, April ., n uniform rate OF
25 cents for ten words will be iopted between
all its offices eastiof Missouri River including
Omaha, Atchison and LeavenwOrth.
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KesumlDtiOn. 4.

National Associated Press to the Star:
WASHINGTON, March Silt is reported that
Secretary Sherman will at an early day take
up the question of specie resumption, and will
naugufate means for CARRYING the act into
effect.
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Shipwreck.

National Associated Press to the Star.
SAN FRANCISCO, March S.-Information has
just reached here stating that the ship Frank
Jones went ashore at Fort Point yesterday.
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j. LEB0UTILLIER 8 bros, f0l and Il 9 We
Fourth street, viii On MonGay open an ina
nense stock of table damask napkins. kow1is
snd quil,a These goods were PURCHASED gsS
sash at time when cast was Manssd hanlv.
and therefore st great bargain. They wii
ae sold ct great Inducements Call and ssa
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Edition
THE LATEST
3All d. TX.

5AIl Os Ms
National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, March 8l.-The following cable
dispatch has been received in this city:
"LoNDON, March 81.
ga. Oakley Hall bought ticket from Liver
pool by the 10 A. M. tram. He will come down
in the noon train, having missed the 10 O'Clock
cars"
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The Police Esnnra.

Gov. Young has reappoirsei and oommis-
stoned the old Police 8oari: Weber. avs
years; Brown. four ye rs: Carson. lhr c
years; Ziegier, two years. and Jac Ib oac year.
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Fernando Woods Denial.
The Graphic publishes the following card:
Shall Women VOtei No.

National Associated Press to the Star
BOSTON, March 3l.-The House Of Represen-
tativcs day rejected the bill granting women
the right to vote for and hold municipal Office.
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DIED.

DUMLER-At1 O'Clock Saturday morning,
J0nn Dumler, aged 81 years, 8 months and W
days.
| Funeral will take place from his late resi-
6encf, Marshall avenue, Camp Washingt0n.
9o-nitrrow lsuhday) afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
YElends ot ths family invIted to atteud
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses.
The following marriage Licenses were,
issued since our last report: ..
Griffith w. Prees and Anna J. Jones.
john H. Harrir and AuDie Gibson.
John b. Jelich and Mary L.. Vogt.
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ToR SALE OR RENT-CoTTAGE-of five
T rooms, With two acres Of ground, stable,
fruit trees. &c.; situated on the inton Road,
about twenty minutes walk from Spring Grove
Station.
The above property will be leased for term
of years, or will sell on easy payments with q
sinall portion down, or will exchange for ci y
Inquire af !. K. COOLIDGE, lsa west Fifth
strsse phas.W&s
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CKETCH4NG FROM NATURE-In pencil
- and water colors, and drawing and paint
pg In coiored crayons; q practical instructor.
HANKY & Co. 1l9 Nassau ST.. NY. fe1l-M
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EOR sALE-CIGARS-At JOHN KIRK'S
IL Cigar Mandatory, "a e. Third street: 81,
81 10, u 40, 81 81, 81 75 81 25, *3, So 50, and S.
mhl2-tf
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ADJUSTMENTS,
~ssAs@<- is>s------S------
GRAND OPERA-H0USE.

Two Performances To-day
.BSG 10 oil parts Of The house-and this evening
trxte O'Clock, last appearance Of 4. ~
l. TersiasI;s Juvenile opera Co.,,
/ E g n the Charming opSfa, y
THE FAIRY AND TfaE COBRLER.
+ RQa't fail to ace 1t,
ihiA6tiop, lpqludinS MISS ELizE WEATH-
kRsbT And full Company. Seats secured at
HAwley'S
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IuUNTER'S AND TRAPPER's illustrated
! II Practical Guide. r. Cunning and rife
shooting; making and using traps, snares and
nets; baits and batting: preserving. stretch
ing dressing. tanning and dyelng skins and
Taxidermist's Manual, SOC. Dog Training,
25e Humors of Ventrilouuism. lac. Improve
me9t Memory, 15c, OF book sellers or by
Pail. JESSE hANEY 6 CO., 1i9 Nassau
street, New York. nols-tf
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TOR SALE-NEW MAPLESUGAR, 15c per
Il fb; maple syrup, in I-gallon jugs, 81 20
each; sorghum inolasses, 40c per gallon; H D.
mixed tea. THORNBURY's, 5s Pearl, near
sycamore street: 2t9 Sixth, near Plum; Locust
and Park avenue, Walnut Hills. IT.
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CENTENNIAL COMIC PICToRIAL.-Hu-
~ mors Of the great show. pEof1sely illustra-
tSd, awful funny, mammoth size, only l0c, Of
any newsdealer. Take look at it and laugh
q hundred years. my25-tt
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NV ANTED - AGENTS - Ladies for city;
I w gentlemen to travel, and business men TO
manage; gooq pay for all. Call at the hard
ware store corner Filth ST. and Central ave.,
Or at resiaence 266 Longworth st.
=. mhl7-1yS&BV
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RI fAs1sA Families or groceries IN want OF
HH5HW good Flour - warranted to give
EHHHHHH satisfaction - can be supplied by
GOVah going TO the WEaT-END MILLS.
Your orders are Solicited. Delivery free.
JAMES r. HURTN, Sixth street, between
Baymiller and freeman. mh7-8m
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FOR SALE.

Il burban unimproved; will exchange for st.
Louis property. Address Il. W. MURPHY,
ST. Ioufs %. st
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CTANDARD SCROLL BOOK. iust out, has
. 900 designs and ideas invaluable to all
Painters, Sc J4st the thing wanted and must
be seen to be APPRECIATED. Only 81. Examine
OF any book store or painters supply store
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-07
IN JUSTICES COURT. CARSON TOWN

Carson City, April 90, 1877.
T. W. W. DAWES Plaintiffs Attorney.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-07
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

A PPLICATION OF STOCKHOLDERS OF THE pan
N CAKE COAL COMPANY TO Remove the Oricers Of
said Company-The Stockholders Of the Psnn3ke Coal
Company Corporation of Nevada, are hereby aouhe'
that meeting the Stockholders Of said Company viii BE-
held at the Court Room of the Court the
ond judicial District OF Nevada in and for the
County of Ormsby, SATURDAY, THE NINETEENTH
DAY OF MAY / d 1877 at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ Of said
day. consider removal of the officers OF said company
S. H. WRIGHT, District Judge.
April rs, 1877 myltd
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NOTICE.
SIIERIFF'S SALE

| DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND ORDER OF SALE
Dssued out of and under the Seal OF the Hon Second
Judicial District Court in and for the County OnsOy
State Of Nevada a judgment obtained therein the
3ls day of March, A D. 1871 and attesed the 9Th day
of April A. D. 1877, in favor Of James Gowan and
John +. Byrne Susan f. Byrnc' 5 Relnsteln, r. +. Gb
son, and William r. MusgrOve Executor Of the last will
and testament of William Patterson deceased for the
OF four hundred and t"enysiX dollars principal and in
thereon to date Of Judgment in the sum Of
hundred fifty dollars and sixty cents, and in the
OF sXtwo dollars and sixteen cents Tor taxes Tor the us
cal 1876 paid by plaintiff and in the sum "f dol
lar siXtyfve cents the interest accrued 70 date on last
above named principal sum and interest from date uht
paid at the rate OF cent per month on hoth OIL me
above named sums also counsel fees in the sum oi
sixty dollars and ninety three cents and original cost
in the Of forty four dollars all m the gold coin Of the
United States
Second-n favor OF s Reinstein and f. F. Gibson and
against John Byrne and Susan Byrne for the of
hundred and fifteen dollars and sNtytwo cents prn
cipal debt and the Of fifty dollars and sixty
cents interest date, and said prn
cpal from date OF judgment until paid the rate OF
~ per cent per month"; and counsel fees IN the
seventy dollars ninety cents and suit in
the sum Of eleven dollars all in gold coin Of the United
States;
Third-In favor Of VIM. r. M,rsgrovc as executor Of
of the last will and testament OF William Patterson dc
ceased against John F. Bvnc and Susan f. Bve for the
principal Of hundred and eighteen dollars and
nifty cents and the Of fifty dollars and sixty cents
interest thereon accrued 10 this date and interest on said
principal from date Of said judgment till paid the
rate Of cent month and counsel Zee IN the sum
OF ortyseyen dollars and costs OF suit in the sum OF
eleven dollars together with all costs which may b
Of Advertising commission etc. and Clerks accrued
all OF the above in the ofeght dollars and
sixty cents all in gold coin o the United states 10 me d
rected, commanding to sell according to law certain
real property in said decree and order Of sale
satisfy the above demands and in pursuance thereto,
have levied upon and will exposed public auction in
front Of the Court House door in Carson City, Onsby
County, State of Nevada on MONDAY, TIE THlRllETH
DAY OF APRIL, A. D. lS77 between the hours Of q m
and p. H. to wit; at one O'Clock p. M all the right,
title interest and claim Of the defendants, John r. Bye
and Susan F. Byne Of in and to the following described
mOrtgaged real property wit: The north half 60 u
6ioGk NO, t in rb, Cn aa eI w.
geher with all and singular the tenemens hereditament
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The above Sale is hereby postponed until SATURDAY,
THE NINETEENTH DAY OF MAY, A. ID. 1877, at same
hour and place. by request OF Plaintiffs and Defendants
). T. SWIFT sheriff.
Carson City, April 30, 1877. myl
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NOTICE or APPOINTMENT OF ASSIGNEE.

HTsTRICT OF NEVADA-Ss.-YN RANK.
- ruptcyThe undersigned hereby gives notice u hlg
appointment Assignee Of the estate and effects OF George
c. Thaxer Of Carson in the county of Ormsby and
Of Nevada in the said District who has been adjudged
bankrupt upon his petition by the District Court Of
said District. H. K. WHITEHlLL,
Assignee Of the estate Of George The -ter Bankrupt
April l5 1877. lswsw'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-07

L ship, Ormsby County, State Nevada, before C. A.
Witherell, Justice OF Peace.
d. H. Lentz and p A. Wagner plaintiffs, rs. David A.
SMALL and Rachel Z. SMALL his wire defendants.
Notice hereby given all persons holding claiming
liens that certain piece Of land with the building and
dwelling thereon in Carson City Ormsby county, state #
Nevada called and known being the west half OF lot
number nine Coz and the half Of lot number 40
in block number eleven ) of CurryS Division said
Carson City being and forming compact piece
land under the Constitution the State Of Nevada and
under the provisions OF the Act of the Legislature said
State entitled IAN Act to liens mechanics and
others and repeal all other Acts in relation thereto APP
proved March 1875 TO be and appear before said I,
tees Court the 10Th DAY OF MAY, 4. D. 1871 at 10
clock of said day and to exhibit then and there
said Court the proofs of their said liens.
d. II. LENTZ ,,-:.ta
p. A WAGNER, '''
Carson City Nevada April q, 1877 Iaw3w
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The above sale is hereby postponed until TIL RSDAN
the 3ls day of MAY, a. d. 1871 hour and place
and by request Of plaintiffs and defendants.
;. T. SWIFT, Sheriff
Carson CITY Nav 10Th 1877
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Music Lessons.

OFFICE: On King street, of Willis Drugstore,
Carson City, Nevada, augltf
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
DY WRITE OF DECREE AND OR.

DY VIRTUE OF DftREE AND Ok
ID Sale issued and under the seal OF the
Honorable Second Judicial District Court in and fOr the
County of Orlsby. State of ada, judgment ob
tanned therein the 18th day April, \. y. ls.7 ami
attested the 10th day Of April 4. H. 1871, IN favor ii
New ada sulphur Company, a corporation, plaintiffs and
against A H. Pepin and NJ BaSscte, defendants, the
sum 81 800 principal, and interest thereon At the rate
Of II per per month from the 10Th day of July, A D.
1876 until paid and accrued costs in the so ~,
snd counsel in the 50 -, and clerks acruing
costs the amount OF - 90, and all costs which may
crue by adv ersg sale SheTi's accrung Gusts.
etc. all in gold coin OF the United States, and 10 di
rected commanding to sell according to law certain
nortgaged property in said Decree aud Order
Sale and pursuance thereto, have levied upon will
expose public auction i'll front Of the Court House door
in Carson City Omsby county State Of Nevada, the
18th DAY OF MAY, A. d. 1877, between the hours
A. " and F. VI, wit; at l O'Clock ", all the right
title interest claim Of the defendants Pepu and Ba
settle Of in and to the following described property Wit
All that certain of land situated in the county
Ormsby Nevada claimed and occupied by said A
II. Pepn and NJ Bassette mill site commencing al
stake marked No l. At the mouth OF the Hassette lu
mel and running thence south 40 feet = stake marked
No 3 thence $50 to stake marked No. 3 trs.
running north 40 feet stake marked No thence
ming $50 feet TO the place Of beginning, with che i'm
prov ements thereon The said land is situated in tho
southeast portion Of the northeast quarter % Of Section
No 3, in Township No Is north of range No 10 east Mt
Diablo meridian according to the ned states surveys
:. r. SWIFT, sheriff.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-06
Family Reunion.


| The annual reunion of the Farrell family took
place. as usual, on Christmas day at the residence
of Jas L. and Nancy Farrell, in Fall River. 1t
proved q very pleasant meeting. AS they are
well advanced in life, soon to reach their three
score years and ten, they have grea. reason to be
thankful to that kind providence which has Civ.
en- them all their children, and with the prospect
of life to them and theirs so favorable.
| Through the kindness ard forethought of their
granddaughter, Miss Sarah L., The room was nice.
ly trimmed with evergreens IN various designs,
and the motto over the door, "Welcome Home u
wrought of the same material helped to make it
more pleasant, If possible.
Having commenced to assemble at 10 A. NJ.
they all got there, to the number of twenty-five
Children and children's 'children, even unto the
third and fourth generation, all in excellent
spirits. About - o'clock, ready for dinner
which consisted of all that heart could wish.
After dinner all repaired 10 the sitting room
where we had music and singing, assisted by the
two Misses IL Mr.. Vogle, living near. In looking
up old dates and landmarks, we discovered what
was somewhat singular that it was the One
IIundredth Adversary of Grandfather Farrell's
wedding, Jas. LIS Father and Mother, he having
been one of the pioneers of Kentucky.
Five o'clock having arrived, we were invited
out to take some "Oysters," (Which we never re.
refuse) and after enjoying bountiful supply,
we took a cordial leave Of all, having spent a
pleasant and profitable day, wishing they might
live to enjoy many such pleasant scenes hir, and
meet at the great family gathering beyond. {.
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Miss Chandler black train. blue trimmings,
eos. powdered hair.
Miss George, Jackson, Michigan, black train,
scarlet silk corsage; hair powdered.
Mrs. Tozer becomingy dressed in ecru
Miss Jordan, Morris, in white tarleton skirts,
peach blossoms, silk corsage, wearer lovely.
The gentlemen all appeared in full dress.
The dancing began at about l0ll O'Clock, and
continued till after > III the morning. The hall
was well Illed during the whole of the evening,
much to the damage Of the long trains of the
ladies, not a few of which suffered sadly. This
portion of the evening was certainly delightful.
Seth nad large budget of entirely new music
prepared especially for this occasion, and his
band never played better nor himself called with
more animation. The stiff Formally of the con-
ventional dress party" was conspicuous by its
absence, while u spirit of make-every body else
feel pleasant seemed to pervadc all; and thus
passed the evening till supper was announced.
This was served in the supper room adjoining
the dining rooms, which, however, were far too
small to show off to advantage the beautiful Ia
bles, prepared with SO much care by Mr.. Mon
trose, the proprietor and Mr.. Jos. Smith, of Chi
cago, his able assistant Mr.. Montrose had used
his carte blanche to excellent effect, for the tables
were laden with as an elaborate and bountiful
suppcras was ever served in the hotel, being
loaded with oysters in various styles, aspic of
poned turkey, quail, cartridges, &c, line
cakes, fruits, connections, and other delicaces,
the whole beautifed by lovely decorations of
flowers arranged in elegant taste. The serving
was conducted in q very successful manner,
through the personal eXertons,of Mr. Montrose
and Mr. Smith.
Between two and three o'clock in the morning
it began to be apparent to all that the hours had
passed away without their realizing it, and that
it was time to dispense. which they reluctantly
did, after lingering long about the halls and the
parors even after having hidden their hosts
adieu and thanking them for the great pleasure
the evening had brought them; and by three
the Hotel was deserted and the pleasantest af.
fair of the scason--over. Mr.. and Mrs. Fiske
certainly have great reason for congratulation on
their great success, and may rest assured that
the evening will not be soon forgotten by tn cir
delighted guests. Mr.. Montrose also deserves
mention for his effective services.
MISCELLANEOUS.
On Thursday evening of last week, the p. b. H..
club gave one of the soirees ut Mr.. Z. Y. Grigg's
On Friday evening there was a small but pleas
ant card party at Mrs. Geo. X. Tozers.
On last Tuesday evening Mrs. Gen. Wallace
gave small card party at her residence on the
bluff Residents of the ridge were the bulk of
the ruests
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-06

Among the incidents of the recent railroad
disaster at Ashtabula, Ohio, the following is
related:
Miss Mary Birchard, of Fayetteville, VI,
and cousin to Gov. Hayes, was on the Inflated
train. The uncle from whom the governor
inherited most of his fortune also willed Miss
Birchard $4,000. The time allowed in which
to settle up the estate and divide the property
having EXPIRED Miss Birchard was on her
way to take formal possession of her property.
Her name does not appear in the list of saved,
and she was probably killed. Her des,iua-
ton was EIyria, o., where her sister, Mrs.
Ronald Dewitt, lives.
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| The Aurora Nears. copying apalagraph from
the FREE TRADER in which the unconsti'u-
tlonal and outrageous use of federal troops
in South Carolina was denounced, adds:
| Now Mr. FREE TRADER, you're on one
side und we're on the other ana we cou'u az
cue until doomsday without satisfactory re
suit, but if you'll tell your readers wnal out
rageous things the troops did in South caro-
lima We shHl tiink that perhaps you are non
est in The above
Wvli one outrageous thing was this: The
people of South Carolina had elected iegis-
la,ure of which 63 members, democrats and
republicans, an unqurstioned quorum or ma
jorty. had been certified even by the corrupt
returning board of that state to have been
regularly and lawfully elected yet the troops
stood n, the door of the state house and at the
point cl the bayonet excluded these G3 mem
beers rom the representative chamber and adj
mitpd 81 republican members only, and com
PEELED the people of South Carolina to recog-
nize this rump as their only lawful legisla.
Wednesday, when the Illinois legislature
met, had posted file OF soldiers at the door
of the Illinois state house, and had forcibly
excluded the 70 lawfully and indisputably
and admitted the "A democrats; and this dem
ocralic rump had proceeded TO inaugurate
Lew. Steward as Governor, and Tilden had
placed the army of the U. 5. at the disposal
rI tn pal thp npDn1n IN a.
ognize this rump legislature and this bogus
Governor This is exactly what the troops
in South Carolina did; yet we believe there
is not democrat in Illinois but would Shout
der his muske, and help the republicans to
resist the outrage. What, in such case,
wosld the valiant publishers of the Meas re-
commend?
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commend ?

La Sale has had slight smallpox fright
of late 1t commenced five weeks ago with
two cases of variolod IN the northeast part
OF the city. Then, at Jones's shaft, there were
ten cases, Of which three proved fatal. There
was another case near Little Rock, two on
the prairie south of the river, and two of va
rioloid and tour OF smallpox at the residence
streets, La Sale, one of the latter proving
fatal These are all the cases thus far devel-
oped, according to the official statement OF
DR.. o. T. Gilbert physician to the Board of
Health, published in Thursdays Democrat