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hut he did not remember what share they received lie
did not remember having received any money or prop
erty from Mr. CArlin He admitted that no won money
Inv Earning during 1875 through the race track pus
ness he lost ALL At time he owned the hoI Ion
Oehtroc, but sold him for about $l ooo over INC o'
In reply to Mr. Arnold, the witness said that he had @
not seen William Hennessy Cooke for long time, but
had heard from him siace his flight from the country.
No arrangements whatever made to secure nm IN
This undertaking. The history of his becoming bonds
man was very SIMPLE Judge DOwlng asked the witness
TO do him favor and become Cookies bondsinah. nc
told the Judge that disked to do IT, but aiterward
consented Among some losses incurred since lo- Was
Q sum $4,000 in trip to California with three racing
horses. While there tho horse True Blue, valued ~
$4,000 was ruined by accident Further hearing
was adjourned until Monday at 2 p IN.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-08
A DISCHARGED CASHIERS STORY.

The suit of Simon Frledberg against Isaac
Stern for S. 900 damages for assault and battery Oh
trial before Judge Barrett, in Supreme Court onou
The plaintiff declares that Sept a. 1873, hc visileu
the s,ora OF Stern Brothers in which he had been
cashier and from which had been recently dischlgSu,
TO buy soae silks for bis mother He saws hat t,o e
fendapt ordered him out and soizing him by te h9eh,
struck him in the face and knocked MIN uow, anu .1 ~
called tbr porter is PAT him An aDSces ioincu ~
his meek and IN February, 1876 hc MA 10 nave
teeth and sone portions OF ms jaw removed .,,.t .t
J. dsfen ant claims that he had previously t0ld tne
naitiH moi 10 como To his store, and thai the pl
ca Iod him loaler ana still worse names "hen 10 i se,
only the necessary force TO eject him. DO aso m
maj fhe injury "a the DOnO and abscesS were not ne ~
suiT OF any blow, OF chronic disease Inc r.ss ~
stlll on William A. Boyd appeared ior lhe Pi"u'ih'
AdOlph L. SaLger for the defendant
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, DEED MADE on 4 DEATH BED.

Mary .Iane Yaughen, by guardian. has sued John
aves 10 have set aside deed TO Hayes made by her father
the Jay before his death Il is charged on one e and con-
coded on the other that tho decd made when her father In
tLe very ast STAGES of r ~ disease. almost II
troy unconscious notary rcastI % accept an acNno"
edgurGt under such ccu5 but another was found
WHO refuse. Nr. Hayes explanation that the prop
ev though large was heavily iucumhoIcj and SOME months
yIes4oLsy ilfnd hy a." tay ihA s Sl,hH ttso
IT, and save "h9t Wa' i"'io
ic ..iiy Tho iiic
ogrt of ar t.Grttr .Ilbfs 20 io ntucc" or tciidi
iefTgrs lfa.!Du To
.eling" ltc piaIntr. Inc came before uise
l,r yccniag IL The supreme Court, Chambers, Oh no
ton q rpreiytr, which granted.
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4 wrFF,s IcDrLGENCE IN DRINK.

In the Eabea5 corpus proceedings by Thomas {.
Crmmin obtain his wifc WHO has sued for limited
divorce the. child Mary, aboAt 80 4eEhs od Judge Barrett
som, days refused 10 order reference anc The husl4d
established ~ days prEl1 J'cs case oi l- wcs ntoX-
cation and rntcss 90 take care iEc child Yster the
Husbands counsel presented bundle OF adayits Of grcce
AID druggists e. Julg8 Supreme Court Chabr
to SHOW go wes frequent ami secret PohIse Oi lno.cit
ing beverages The F.fs counsel sh opposed reference,
pr-scl ala,t u Nh stevens mat long Nat
H. ir al. hUr under r iuiarncr % hIg"r,
while husband frequently uifN called St coiac ai'
isuls LuAlaee 10 ls Wn iu ylt5nHce ri tlr eh, @iu
81. s hc gave lis
orders d!t,ctly. Jdlge Barrett hs decision.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-08

PORTLAND Mo, Juno ARRIVED c'h, schr r. J. wria-.
fr0n i aGephiA Cleared, Gib, schr C. r. Sampson h,
philadelphia.
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN sTEAMsHTPs
orgRysTowN. June Tile Allan Line steamship nihe-
Man Capt Archer from Baltimore May 20, via HafK n,
Liverpool arrived here today
ANTwrRP June J.-1he Red star line steamship Vahe-
land Capt Nichols from NewYork May "a arrived here Ia
DAY.
LIVERPOOL. JuEe THE steamship IyTian. Capt worth
ingtOp, from Boston May n, arrived here to-day
Tie steamship Texas Capt Laurensen. from New Orean,
May ID. also arrived here 70 day
iror --latest SsiD Te7s Fsnh Pag,
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nFCISIONS-IrNp Z

Supreme Court -ChdmbTs-By Judge Gilbert
BoiThemeF agt Nils-Motion denied with ? o costs Ior
illard agi Clyde1sXaOn affirmed. Howes agt -tenon-
granted payment Of $40 costs judgment otner
hens to stand a. security vaughan. d. agL Iaycs-Mo
lion. $40 rtsrtt,i
act NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. app
rrs Mann agt. Mlbagbby Fuch FuchGrante1 Con.
over agi. Lbiyd.-Aotiun denied memorandum
sp,riaf TfTIa-IIy Judge DOnulur-~mith
Demurrer sustained opinion. tailaPhan agr The MayOr
6c-Judgment for plaintiff with liberty TO defendant to
amend.
Circuit Part by Judge Donohue - Hay AIT
och.-An the exceptions allowed
Superior Court-Special Ttrn-Bv Chef Judge Cur
,Is-Snow ag ScOt-Preliminafy injunction vacated with
cost ID abide event nomOraucum
nv Julge SanfOri-StuIges agt FOran Same ri.
Mckanus-Drders dlsmissng complaints 10 defendants
Iuran ana Zuheh agt Cook san,rson agt Amer.
lean National Life Insurance CompanYOrered day
endar for Monday IL, 1871 Taylor Fay aOr.
der rey1ng action Miller agl Bttts et alOr1tr denying
mott without costs Smith ot nj.
filed Judgment affirmed. Smith agt BoenstceI-OreI ap-
pointing Nys Hodges receiver, Smith agt Frost
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r1rrrrH HrNDREp DOLLAR. FoR Az EYE.

4 tuit for damages through wiful or careless
shooting resulting n cine loss ~ eye, Tried in tie Cir
ctit white Plains yesterday. Ci4ncey smith. jr.. of
Nj isco boy yet years o pg1ohasod small pistol
on july J. 1876 with supply OF blank cartridges AMI two
cartridges wh ball his hon" b. took the pistol
from his pocket IN tAc presence Of Joseph Egaa j. when
was rc lr charged the ban entering thc ht OF
Tgan aud tny o. -trtu ts slcli E-ll testified that te
boy oI.biiiEE tie pistol pointed "a aln, and SAID.
Or aIIost instantly bred. l,r
witnesses testified t2t the pniH Lad adr IT.
ilcH thai ih" shooting cGtIrY occidental Tho
juIy verdict in favor II ue plaintiff foI $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-08

"FoR THE DEFENsE."-Lady "The kale
was not done enough yesterday" Cook: . know Boe
said so but there was witnesses against yer Tor my
mother and sister here to dinner ana there's Lzor
and mc-and twas done beautiful
An old man had two sons, the one minister
aud the other Ii0 very proud OF them ana
Que day he said to y friend: Had Kent O. my Sous
was gaun to be medical man and the ber cergynan
wad never hae auld Jenny Gosh for tbelr mther'
New-York tribune., 1877-06-08
TIE COURT OF APPEALS.


Albany, JUHt LII VIC IUuII u Appcas, Thnrs-
dav. June Z, 1877:
No 50-The People agt LOrdArgument resumed and con
clUded
for appellant. q. Hil, for respondent.
iG-fuIry Powers two Clses)--Arcued by j.. A
Stull f0I appellant, j. Il. Perkins for respondent.
Proclamation made and The adjourned.
The calendar OF the of Appeals for FRIDAY June
q, 1874 fOOSs Nos 20, - 81, u, ISL and
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order for p,vrnt of money on deposit I'm the T. = Trust
Company Moler agt Duryea ct -Order appointing Ohas
q. MoIlcr receiver, &c. "
Hoesep-Jones agt. Darling; Wskcmap agt, habensk,n
Peter ngt Beiz Lavender agt Engelhardt' knckorDo,E
ct s Nayor; King Dsbrowe.Ofdefs granted licli
aet Hcrzbefg-Mo;ion for pow trial nenied Weod"aad ara
art Tayor-Reference ordered Hutg act Providence anu
r. " steamship Co.-Applcation denied luminous asI
Murray ordered.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-08
SUICIDE AFTER HARD DRIvKING.

Coroner Woltman yesterday held an inquest upon
the body of William Asbell who committed suicide ON
wednesday by cutting his throat Francis schillinger
pedder who had employed Asbe to assist him. stated that
Asbel had acted strangely during the last iow days Ho
up onTuesday night and found the Sidewalk having
got out through the basement window When going
New-York tribune., 1877-06-08

The only way that we can see OF being re-
yenged for those narrowing Russian and Turkish names
the Europeans about important military movements
taking place around Matawagwam, CaDcomgomoc, Wool
astook, dc.-iToedo Blade.
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leaped from the with sudden ana
started away When peddling rawber1es on
iay ne cu bis throat could be prevented 40
had time. verdict OF suicide
WAS rendered.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-08
Giip proptrIp 20 fei.

VJNO LET-On 1O5th-st., near BouleValu' man.
within two blocks Of SHAVE. ROUSE, titess" ns "a
sard roof 2lx5S has gas water heater iosF lsli3
,oous In complete order rent. 500 Also Ia
feet SfOot hail. story, AL mprol en.ents sN' DEN.
ouirc on premises of W. y. DIXON, 80 WausI' I" =
ham & Co.. 200 West 23dsl
New-York tribune., 1877-06-08
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

ann 1900 i.z9 sun .ers.... 7:29 Clock slow III
Moon rfsss lbJ Moon sOaihs $40 Moons days IS
fu.W WATER ro-DAY-k u.
sandy Hook. i;j2 Gov ls.ind BOZ ieh "ae'''' oo'
WATER IO-Dsy-P 81.
Sandy Hook. i59 Gov Island 90" he ""'e-.-- 10
New-York tribune., 1877-06-08
REAL ESTATE.

Ngw-YoRK. Thursday. June :. 1877
The following list Of property was offered al
the Exchange saesroom today:
Bp p. H Lt,siJoN 3 Co.
brick buildings with lOt. NJ. 57j GraDd-st = run
ming through 10 No POO Monroe 81 near Mad s,nsL
z7l ixllS9x24 l0xl9s3 Snsan Livingston. o. 500
Bs Jyas Z. B0gG.
three story brick house, and two story brick h0u3e
Wit loI No 50 Shegiusi =, bet hlYingon ard
Stanton lot Z51 90 Conrad Muller. 81 200
fyostOrv brick building. ana fvestOry brick build
ing, SIt1 l0i, 10 IS SBoilA 81, adjoining above
25xiOO John schneier. ........ 10000
three brick b0sse with lot no 4iB Shsf.
9t and iOflavps iOf I6Sx92 Wm Tngers01 81 40
1 four stoiy and basement brown stone hOaSs with
lO;, on Madison ave, cor 73th-st, lot 22.2x-O;
Jonas philips. .........-.-- 1900
PU H. y HGrn<i
four story brick building With loi. Of West 59th.
n, 400 ft OF 9thsye. lot 2jxlOa4 Chas n Par.
s7.ls5
Bg BiqrlicsN & Rtksr.
100 ralTtcs % 800
4 lots on East s6thst cor lstSye, each 25xlo0S;
chss Pege 1900
2 lots 1stsye. Of Sthst each 25.2r56; ssml
1880
oiss % East s6th.st 979 W Of AyeGns A. each
e2iSxi052; I KierDan... 1850
rthree-StOry house Will lots Of Est S3th-
Al, ll9 II " Of Avenue 4, eoch lot 25XlO22; re
H. -.- ---.. -.
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Anttion Sales OF neal geialf.

EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESlAiE Ali,i,,,r, E
IL s,trate In lie towu of Castle Chappalga
ahont one hour from s2dft HaI0m ktlrv"a a., ~
nue farm land containing about 10 NlsN - al tbe
cated commanding and very extensive VIZ .,
sn,ponndnr country IL is well wateroi aud has Nass
fr,ts. and four apple orchards and acres Ok Ney
timber
sale win take place on the premises on the 2Sd DAY Of '"''
al 10 O'Clock a IN.
LEVI HUNT. nm
ISRAEL A. HAiGHG,
Executors OF the Lest win OF Moses Hunter 'g'.-
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PART II.-SHCgIpAN. J.
PART IIG.-SISsOTT, j.
Shat If.ylSfs

939S Thesis Gilbert. 9230 Cordon agt. Harway.
SO59 Stern agt. Ssii. 500 .tTomwcll alt StlKen.
9i7l kuta agt. S1ratton. 9Oll Adams at. March.
SJZ@ MoOley agt Meyer. Sl2O. Columbia cram 8. Co.
qGD2 .GfiAiiis agt. Geifen. AT. MCDrrmOtt.
Kcogi Murphy. 1888 ALI enlr and agt DDblcr
S3S smith ag Kraft. JJl3.. .McLuicIs agi. Decker.
q5j7 Davis stevens 1lSj. .Duu1lle agt National
y0OJ.. Francis White :. =. Co.
more 5000. Standard II. Cn. agi. y.
qG2O McCabc agt Morgan =. u, oduc co.
0UAS-.AbraAauls agi. Bow H626-- -hcIg u lin agt.
uutchkIus.
G3S5 Plirly Ilppin. aiSO. Raw Anderson.
g622 ~chltich agt Chaser. giSl sheridan agL Hosse.
gl23. 0pkI,s agt. Wcmple.
GFsFsAL SFssIONs-PkET I.-CLDRRsIRKyE Judge-Pat1ck
Uaileck, ruhrry Michael Tuiiy, Ernest Howell bursHry;
Michael MahOny. Thomas Mcdonald. John Gently Thomas
Quinn assault battery; Kelly John Flanagan,
Jones, Mary Ikiu Frank Kenny, Bernard Reig Jane
Crane grand larceny
PART II-SuIHERisyU. Judge.-Philp J. DGun robbery
Henry Hail. Charles oseiorgcry Patrick agan, Thomas
Murphy grand larceny; John H. Thomson, David Foley fo
onious assault aud battery; BrOiorck. robbery.
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Droohlpn Real Cstate for Sale.

DrcohlDn Real C5laIe for Sale.
NWEHJNG-U HOUSES Nos - Will0w-st.,
al icksst 49, 81, ant D. Sassas, 100 AMI lv2 inS
tpplo-st., 10 and l97 WiloIgOy 81, - Lazy clye
GORDON L. FORD. - Ci.Ttst Bgooklyn
r1oR SALE or 10 RENT. FURNISHED
TIE fn sized hraestOry and basement Drick house. ls,
ai.og.,i opposite Christ Church house j. in GOOD
order aud 10 fsy iuTsAod the lOcllan ls central ana very
pleasant. terms moderate. Apply on promises
New-York tribune., 1877-06-08
Real Gslaie Go grthan9e.

rs,O EXCHANGE-FOr n farm or country
Il residence TWO PLOTS oi low priced lots ID b'""N' N'
A RAPIDLY growing eocOn. CAL n ur address y Y
rutland & Wll1VING, Breknials'' ~.
VALUABLE FARM. $50 acres, iiee anu am.
clear 25 res from city, In good orde sood p"'"e''
would be exchanged for city property. - . ,,,,,,rs A.
ItULAND * WHITING, BeeAm'uS.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-08
Gi.n Real Gstate for Sale.

EOR SALE-East 77th-st. near 3d-aye.-
Z TUREhNTORY BHOWE-SfOSE r. and HA>ENLAfi ;
: rice $500; must be SOLD. RULASD L MILLING,
. Itekmanst
New-York tribune., 1877-06-08
Coanlrp iltal Csla.e for Safe.

ND@''hH ''NE'' >~~N'''r
a FINE BUILDING PLOT, 60 by $50, or
a 70 uy feet: desiIeOiy located a1d dry SOD, c)l'
1sa,a to three depots IA r1s.ns l. s on '',&I @ & no
\. Flushing combines country aNaniases win 'Ne q"
cOnyeulenccs OF gas, sewers H.ler &c
A COTTAGE HOME in Flushing, with city
- imuravtueut,, for SALE small tWpsjof house. titit
rooms rnt ana stairs furnace waiter acnary tuus
sc: iiacremccy planted; aHn cidGUei I @ = KS '-3f 3f
&C. gas water iics aLG sewer cluEocDnai Hv" @4'
ancc mortgage. Address *. a.. Box Y6. Iuhth' once
AT MORRISTOWN.-F0r SALE, possession
= al once. ~ galt COU TRY SAL ,
earien abundant shade an fruit lous" v'r ln Diltih
tAc very BIS, manner, having ever, hgcrn q. 10
comfort bot summer and Nirttr: JgdOh ti,,
minutes rom dePO., Churches, anu seAo0ls. - iDN'' 49,
BroaoNay, Room ~.
Al CROTON LANDING. FOR SALE:
"a desirable FARM OF % acre. suitable ior snteAIs
country residence Tho properly Is located on We W. - "a
o he old Albany Post Road about one nhlS 9 ~ pt,s,
station commands extensive views ~ the u i,nl vi
Tho lana fully covered wth apples, pears ad ot,t '
fruits and ali under cultivation. The buildings ni
GOOD barn ice house. and other Ou0uidngs; tit h'4e
t.iu, large rooms The property " u BE- sold cheap ~"
particulars address EDWARD CLNHkfs laDi"' "'-'',
NOMERVILLE, n. J.-40-acre FARM, hrst-
- class buildings, = mile from aepsa y sALt 81 ~"
gain rutland " WHITING, . ieehuai.s.-
Vs'O CLOSE AN RSTATE.-Fme, large conn
A try residence; hot cold waer lA S'fe Tt.,yv 800,
Also Broom Residence about acre yyO; r, G, ish
business $1,000: more land wih eltiit f''l "a
healthy: barns, frdiL fishing, and aAunS "''- 'Ni' ~
city. t.. BOOKHOUT, executor, % IA,eiiy-sl'
&} O0O CASH, or $500 half eash, {S :f ess, 9,
a,rrs al East StrousJurg fOnh- ohe "h.u ID, l,,i
on Tho main brick nous@ WIN nse "S, ,yy - and
order: barn. house and COW staoes Nons''p ea and
other ontbnldnCs all kinds II choice h1 lo's 49, -
s,t,ho for trck farm buildugs worth me money NJ
dress 4. POOLE. Box 80. J.. eiroads5urG rem
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PNEl IIL-SPzIR. :.

= u
Coi-v0v pIEs,-TKAL TEEN-pAEr f.-n)BIys0N, J.
7"7 V,tlio a.t. Hroatcr 17..WiicnN AT. Hclms
1873 EasirTs art. D'aoiue. 1888 rib'rSien agi -eh
asZ Nr..irra-:. N y. e. .s7o. .faEauar agL Lang
q n. y. Il. u. Go. 1!}J.- -Ias--r act Cunning
1871. l. Fryrr agt kellogg. h'in.
iuiaii e.. ilsGicl. 62I- C.1rk alt fclpn
7C6.. Duke agt. itifr.
TAEr II.-DtiY, C.J.
l49 TIunt art Roberts 1888 Kernan qgt. Fa,ct
li21 Godward ast. conner 1888 Barron agL Stafford
z.J..Nevtircker agt. Kohl
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sunset, light. =. T.; thick OF shore.

LONDON June 7->aied, 5d, Romance; 9Th. Tamcriane,
latter for Phadelphia; Brilliant CAPT Chrsa9se9 ior
Delaware 9TH, Warsaw Tor sandy Hook Emilia Fsia T.
>. arland Virgo. ard Norma Arrived SON ult Arii,
pnyre ls inst, Alberto Ernst 81 Maria ~ Camilla Capt
Bee lnan saTOn CAPT Jensen 4th Sebastian Bach, Re
solve, iIeIa. 9th, Anna, Capt Gunneissen d. H. NoInS
9Th Etna Helene 7th Adelaide Nurrls, Constantine, lhy
tirr QUel0 rtO ", Beenah, BHsh Envoy, Norui
wales harvester Amahea Atlas, Deseii DdDiOtacA A. ~
tcrua raIa Emanuel Accame, Fra Francisco, lyheb capt
Ieier,eI: MaGre CcrLti NoDc. Rance, and IyTus
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Established in 1865.

] AVING numrrou> Agrn"irs from
IL leading manufacturers OF the Ncrth
and West, and dciuy all our ht>iur>> en-
clusivclI on commission, purchasers will
always obtain the benefit OF rr,luct !on
in prices made by thr houses we rrrrr-
sent, and all Machinery will be s"''| at
manufacturers prices.
The large stock and variety Of Ma
rhintry in the United States is kept ON
sale 1T our Warehouses and stores. S'rA
man \ co.'s r;tram in"in'~. Boilers.
Saw Mills. Cotton Presses. Newell Cot
ton Screws. Draining Narh.r>. lang
rr>, Couplings, pniIry>, Steam Pumps
and Machinery of all kinds.
Victor Sugar Mills, Cooks Evapora.
tors, Stauh'> Queen Of the South Corn
Mills Amr>' Portable Engines. Saw Mills,
Sugar Kettles Knowles Stealth Pumps.
Eagle Cotton Gins, Newell Cotton Screws,
Brooks Cotton I'rcssrs, InycrSoll Cation
PrrsSc> Planters Cotton Presses, Hart $
Cation Presses, Reynolds Cotton Presses,
Norhit's Cotton PRESSES, Hay Presses,
Saws of all kinds. Gas Pipe, Wood
Working Machinery, Beating: Single
Machines, Steam Gal-rS, Mowers and
RraprrS. and PLANTATION and SAW
MILL MACHINERY or NL KINDS,
at lowest cash prices. Send for dc>crip-
tive circulars.
W. l.. CUSHING. New Orleans,
". l.. CUSiilN 4 MOORE,
Galveston
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VERNON.
PRE- AUX CLERS,
Sept. 4th, 1877. !

oept, 4tff, 1917.
J. H. CosGROvE.
Dear Sir-On returning home after an
absence of a few days, l find that cotton
on which | put Paris Green two weeks
since, full of blooms, and showing very
little effect of the worms. which appear
ed in this cut tirst-adjoining it is q cut
entirely eat up, Oh which no poison was
placed. 1t is strange so great variety
of opinion should exist regarding the
effect of paris green on cotton. In my
opinion 1t is harmless to the plant and
deadly to the worm, when properly mixed
and put on. In 1878, / killed cotton
with it mixed according to the then
popular formula, since, use flour
alone with the poison, Is to 80 pounds of
Flour to ono of Paris Green, and | prefer
to put it ON after the dew is off, so that
it will scatter more generally and evenly
over the plant. | have no doubt of its
efficacy thus used.
My crop is not greatly damaged, the
larger portion is untouched. particularly
the back or stiff lands, but as We had
several hours of hard rain this morning
and every appearance of more, | suppose
the worms will develop everywhere.
As it is only by exchanging opinions
and experiments we call hope to stay the
ravages of this pest. | have written
this in the hope that others will do like
wise. Yours, &C.,
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News from Our Friends.
VERNON.
PARISH OF VERNON,
August Goth, 1877.
Dear TIndicutOr !:

August 10th, 1911. }
Dear Tin1icntor
The cotton of this section is complete
~ eaten up by the WORMS. The yield
cannot far exceed one third of n crop,
and it might have been saved by the
timely application of Paris Green. Mr..
Sam'l Award used the destroyer on his
cotton, and he informed me the other
day that he succeeded in thoroughly
erad:cating the worms, and saved his
cotton.
Big meetings. is the order Of the day
here only two weeks ago there was u
five days meeting at the Anacoco Baptist
Church, and another is now in full blast
at the same place : truly, two much of a
thing is as bad as a scarcely, We are
also being lcctnred on Temperance, and
general morality, by the Rev. DR.. Ilar-
mon, of New Orleans, who is filing al
appointment made for last year. So
you see Mr.. Editor, the moral man is not
likely to suffer for support in Vernon.
An overdose may, however. produce a
rcvulSion, and leave the patient in a
NOlSC Stulc tidu DclulC lllC
of the remedy
There has been an increase Of sickness
since wrote you last, still, however.
confined to the children, though as yet,
but little mortality has resulted.
A severe drouth is prevailing here, to
the injury of the potatoe, rice, and came
crop. Hunting is all the 90 now with
those who have the time to spare from
business. My friend Billy, the indefati-
gable Clerk of the Court, has Just re-
turned from weeks hunt, in which he
''thined en- fact, Sir" killed three, OF
rather all of them but two. Billy is go
ing regularly INTO the business, has es-
tablshed line of hunting posts from
Lcesville to the Sabine. Deer are vell
fat. Mr.. w. killed one the other day
which he says was three inches solid fat
on the brisket. If he had only extracted
the bone from its tail, and inserted /:
wick, l expect it would have made {
good candle.
Yours, Truly,
VERNON.
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p,RISII AND CITY News
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

There are Il great number of persons
or;no fine VfNDfcATuE small amounts
ooch which aggregate large sum. We
home they will come up now and pay us,
t ';, il will be great help, IT is onr in.
tention to enlarge the 1Mf'"n|"r and add
~ IFS worth every mouth, W"r'd"f re g'f
Rrxappoyt on efforts Justify.
The Iipdirnio' has been 70 the people
Of Natchitn.hrs in their darkest hour a
fl firm outspokcn and fearless friend; if
they are but grateful, LET them 'ach aha +
eyerT one support us with mite: if
tbpy do not, then we will b" PANIED L"
know that we have fought battle tor a
neoplr who so little deserved it.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-09-08
LOOK HERE!

Our old subscribers will confer help
if each one of them will secure us at
least one ncr Subscriber, on or before the
18th of September. Let them try, amt
j., or,l,r 10 induce them we will send the
naper one year, hro"gh an OH subscriber
70 new one, for two dollars!
We will take pleasure in publishing
fine old Subscriber and the names Of the
new sent by him. Let lis see who will
do hest for the OLD TRUE NIND1CA-
TOR.