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Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-01-11
THE DISPUTED STATES.
SOUTH

A Columbia dispatch Of the 10th says that
the compilation of the vote in South Caro-
lima, as made by the accountants employed
by the House Committee, gives Hampton
and the other Democratic State officers ma
~jorities ranging from 1, 100 downward, and
the Hayes Electors an average majority of
about 800.
The following is a copy of a letter ad-
dressed by Gen. Hampton to Gov. Hayes.
A letter of similar purport was likewise ad-
dressed to Gov. Tilden:
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, COLUMBIA, s. c..
Dec. 26 1S76.-My Tear S8r: have the honor
to enclose a copy of my inaugural as the duly
elected Governor of South Carolina. In view of
current events and the official sanction given to
gross MISREPRESENTATION of the acts and purposes
OF the majority OF the good people of this COM
monwealth, [ deem 1t proper to declare that pro-
found peace prevails throughout this state;
tina the course of judicial proceedings is
thereof, and that the laws for the protec-
ton of the inhabitants in all their rights
OF person. property and citizenship, are being
enforced in our courts, while the people of the
State are not wanting either in the spirit or
means to maintain their rights of citizenship
against the usurped power which now defes
the supreme judicial authority of the State; they
have such faith In the justice of their cause that
they propose to leave it's vihdication to the
proper legal tribunals, appealing a the same
to the patriotism and public sentiment of
the whole country. The infiammatory utter
ances OF a portion of the public press render it
perhaps not inopportune for me to state that,
although the people in South Carolina view with
grave concern the present political conjuncture
in the affairs OF our country which threatens to
subject to an extreme test the Republican sys-
tenn of government itself, it is their firm and de-
Hberate purpose to condemn any solu-
ton of the existing political prob
lens that iuv Ives the exhibition of armed
force, or that moves through any other channel
IN q N thu nrnnariInd fnrpl G of fhn 4 4 ~.
the peaceful agencies of law. Trusting that a
solution may be had, which, while maintaining
the peace of the country, shall do no violence to
the constitutional safeguards of popular rights,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-01-11

1t is reported that President Lerdo and
the members of his Cabinet have left Mexi-
co and are now en- route to San Francisco.
The Turkish Conference has decided to
prolong the armistice to March 1st. A
peaceful solution OF the pending question is
anticipated.
The engineers on the Grand Trunk Rail
way of Canada struck on the Goth, causing
a complete suspension Of business.
The strike of the locomotive engineers OF
the Grand Trunk Railroad ,ended on the
I'd, all the members of the Brotherhood re-
Stunning their old positions. 1t is under
sides.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-01-11
FLORIDA,

Governor Drew, Democrat, was inaug-
urated on the ID. The oath of office was
administered by Chief-Justice Randall.
Gov. Stearns did not take part in the in
augural ceremonies, but Republicans,
including the retiring State officers, were
present. Gov. Drew's inaugural address
was short and very conciliatory, promising
full protection to the colored race and guar
anteeing to them all their rights under the
law. The Legislature was organized and is
Democratic in both branches.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-01-11

ID. Davidson was killed in a public boxing
encounter with P.J. McDermott, at Revere
Hall, Boston, ON the 2sth. Several arrests
were made.
Ex-senator James W. Nye, of Nevada,
on the Goth.
An unusually horrible marine disaster &C.
Cured on the morning of the Both, caused
by the going to pieces of the ship Circassian
on the bar off Bridghampton, on the south
shore of Long Island. The Circassian was
grounded ON the bar some days previously
and abandoned by her crew. A wrecking-
crew was then placed on board for the pur-
pose of drawing her off. On the night OF
the Doth there was a heavy gale, which in
creased in severity, until by morning the
waves broke clear over the vessel and the
crew were compelled to take to the
rigging. Signals of distress were
given and responded to by the life-saving
crew On shore, but all attempts to launch a
boat proved unavailing, the heavy sea driv-
ing it high and dry upon the beach; nor
were the efforts to throw a line over the
vessel by means of a mortar any more sue
cessful. Finally, at about half past A in the
morning, the masts, which were of iron,
gave way and went over the side, carrying
with them to the bottom % men who had
dashed themselves to the rigging. Four OF
the crew, who had managed to unloose their
f~astenings, succeeded in reaching the shore
in an exhausted condition. #-
David Dudley Field, who was nominated
for Congress by the Democrats Of the Sew
enth New York District, to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Smith Ely, re-
signed, has been elected.
Peter b. Sweeney, one of the exiled MEM
bers of the Tammany Ring, has been prom
ised immunity from arrest, and will return
to New York and give evidence in the suits
now pending.
Commodore Vanderbilt died on the 4th,
after an illness of several months duration,
at his residence in New York City. His
death had little or no effect on the stock
market, having been so long expected. 1t
is estimated by those in a position to judge,
that Commodore Vanderbilt was owner
of securities having a present market
value of about $50, 000, 900, and that of this
total fully $50, O00, 900 consisted Of stock and
bonds of the New York Central and Hudson
River Railroad. 1t is understood that the
bulk of the vast property is to be kept to-
and that provision has been made
for reinvesting the accruing interest on it in
his faVorite securities.
Samuel S. Bigler, late President of the
City Bank of Harrisburgh, Pa, which US
pended several months ago, and his W.
sons, one the ex-Cashier, have been arrest
ON charges of conspiracy to defraud, em-
bezzlement, and Of obtaining money under
false pretences. The bank failed with liza
bilities aggregsting $3.50 900, while the as
sets will not exceed more than $40, 900.
Over 1, 400 persons, most of them of the
poorer classes, had deposits in the institu-
ton, of which they will realize not more
than 10 or ID cents on the dollar.
The Maine Republicans have nominated
Hon. Jas. G. Blaine for both the short and
long Senatorial terms, the nominations be-
ing unanimously made by reclamation
the greatest enthusiasm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-01-11

-Berea College, Kentucky, has more
than 200 students, of whom three-ffths
are colored and two-tifths white.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-01-11
EAST.

A cargo Of munitions of war for the Turk
ish Government, valued at 81, 500 600, was
shipped from this country or the 28th.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-01-11

Oregon.
E. =. Cronin, Oregon Democratic Elect
, 1877-11-21

den oa uno 'Hh niat iatt tfiien an ibrer
rotben, iparmen 2ippen.-Sie iaben ltf
imrnerfort eindnber an, ais pollten iif
fraseu: SITS benn ipabr &eIn
Sraim? 4a.ss. saa
IN, YloBli9 aber rib 9ermance ii6 lps
aus letnen llmarmunsen uno i9ittelte
libn BON Mermel, - iie Jap gang belturS1
aus, bic @rofnD.
v, ,,Sa, aber nit unlerer gSette :" riei
Iiie 9an5 erl6rpden uno perpirrt. - D0
idau!. 80"
rSaperlot ia uniere Mette," err
mieoerte Gamia, etwas betreten nit Ell
nem tpmiihen 8lide unb lab mad Der
rbr. = uSebt it's elf ubr idpn."s
%, mein @ctt, rlur nod Elm uno cine
balbe Stunbe," rief iie per5ast, bic 9dnoe
Suiammeni9laseno. sd tomme I'M
mein i6bnes Bib, 9u 8Dier, uno SSu
I'M 9ein Nenpmmee!"
st aber nabm bic SADIE siemlid fdlt=
blitis, er fabte iie crit NOD einmal 10
redt BON t9erjen, flbrte iie gu ibrem Sib
Suriid uno besann oann nit erneutem
Gifer, ais pdre gar ni6ts pprgefalen
oarauf lps gu malen, bic ubr lag neben
ibm.
limb mdbreno er malte, erSdblte er ieiz
mem r%eiSenoeu Gprbiloe BON benz seitri=
gen Sdattenipiel, CAB aber bernad auf
ale beiprsten Srasen, pb oas Bib aud
mirfli6 fertig pirbe, teine Nntmort. ST
matte nnr eifriser uno Yunft flint Dtiz
nuten Dor elm balb Elm nbr leste ct ben
Yiniel bin uno iprad nit einem slidli=
den 5ufrieoenen 2ddeln: ySp - nun
babe i'd meine 8ette sewpnnen. apmm
Der uno ihau."
ST nabm iie bann BEL Der 9ano uno
fibrte tie ppr bds Bib. Sin S6rei Der
Remembering entfnbr Der tleinen GrOfnD,
oann lag iie in ieinen Irmen. 8abr=
baftig, oas Bib mar fertis.
= Bortietung fol9t.)
, 1877-11-21


ia maneinen sanaen .4
{. t. 1fterreid,. 1S64er staats= Bonb.
welde 8onos an bier 3iebunsen idbr.
lid 10 LANCE Intbeil nebmen, bis ieber Elm
selne Sono 9esoyen ipiro. Sober Bono 81
lnaB nit eiaem GeiuilrH se;ugeu tprroea
Sober Bomb 1T bsre3tiet su einsat Getpinne bon
100000 H.. 10000 f., 10000 H.,
A bis ju fninbefens 200 4.
; Die ndafte 3tebuus 1T am
l.. ge3ember 1877. II
Sober gomD, peIber bpr pber an, 1. 9eaeut.
Der bel uns nit
aetauft ipiro, lift gum gansen 1etpinn beredtigt, Der
pei Der 3iebuns am l. Ge3ernber barauf ~entfaaen
iuiro.
Bei ORDERS aus benz Snlanoe s~enistbie Ia ~
Gtnfeneune BON SIS
nittelit reailtrtrteil Yrieten. UNI elnen ioIden Bomb
icbpn fir sie ndcbfte 3tebung ami 1. December
3lltig, Su errperben.
ylan aorclllre lueoem Nnfauf bon Bonbs, Gireu.
,aren uno ieoer naberen Nusfunfta an bic
INTERNATIONAL BANKING Co..
abatbam Sauare tSanfsebaupeD. sfe,p yprl.
4No. y" Z Suu OtCVuNH utI uuLD uII1
oertauften 0iierreltriihen 9teihsbauptiaot.
So"os 1T Der t9aupttreffer bon 300, 900 Sui.
Den .. Us. 9erle 1866 $50. SO entfallen. gSir
5esahlen ben @eiplnn boar aus.
PeniDueu f s s;' 4 ''s;' $; ' ;ssss IS; ::. s $:; e.:
iIonem beiprst fir aIe Serwnncete. @ebrpdbene,
Serleste urb frante Splbaten. Serner nsrs
DountpsG eiese. aeiae ,3ahluns ,piro u%erlanst.
bis @rfols ~srIielt lit j; @oreiire nebit potmarte
Col. u. %. Jikseralb. en
Ser. st Glaim= Attorneg,
6Wt12npp' g8aibington, .. 6.
l)atcnte ssl' s griiino sre ous SS5'S'%a $ sstssi.
.Aaentur: I'll U Str. @oibinaton. .. g., etablirt
1866. YeSatlun9 mad @rtbeilun9 bes potents. Sir.
:ulare fur Snitruttioren etc. lreroen unentseltli6 ae=
l1ift. 4lu1Ooct, ia 10
100000 Nbotoarapbien
Der prG9tiaiten Nrt iueroen per poit perianot.-Rar=
+ niormat 3 Gts. Gabinetformat 10 Gts., gleitfa0s
stersoseopsn, Centennial! 9om e's, sesneriem u ! 10.
5 Gts. Msente,t, lenbet fir Die idmeQ pertGufli6en
lleu afeiten. 2Sm 3. @ennage, IT,, $40. Al Ylorr
9ieunte Str, philadelphia. 4gB17olt
, 1877-11-21
Scrppbelu nn6 an6ere
&ranfbeiten 6eS 8luttS.


@cropbeln (King's EviD fino eiue
Serberbnib oer @dfte bes &Srpers, tuelde
oenielben NIT laitisem NIB b0sartiaen linz
reinisfeiten tberlaoea. Die Contribution
oes &Orpers miro seidwddt, ieibt menu
oR duBeren an3eiden total feblen, tpelde
burh Ausidldse auf benz &opfe ooer ans
beren Tbeilen 6es &5rpers bic aaweieu<
belt bon Scropbelu a~nseiseu.
Die &ranfbeit 1T mn 10 sefdbrlider uao
ernftlider, ba oteielbe in oielen 6dIen erb>
lid bon @eidledt auf @eidledt fortses
pflan3t mirb unb idredlid iino bic 6olsen,
iueld)e Nussebruns, 8eridwdruns oer
2eber uno enolid ben 500 nad iia Sieben,
Nur pesetabiliide Weoi;inen, uelde
Die Sdfte bes &0rpers reinisen, uno ben
@iftitoff eutfernen, iuao bier bon tuirflidem
Weltbe.
Or. Gusuf &5nis's hamburger SAINT,
'lien>M ebisinen unb inter bielen Or. Nus,
&onis's 9amburser Tropfen reiniseu bas
Spitem, ernererrt Die Sdfte uno entfer.
men oas 2eioen, iaoem ie es nit Der W1ms
sel ausreiBen.
, 1877-11-21

s7r D 1ap s5g.i9 fF@ .epoc
, 1877-11-21
Scr Magen nn6 ieine
ltnregelmdBiqteit.

Cine aeiuuoe ~reselmdBise 8eroauun
1T Der @runoffein oer @eiunobeit oe
men idliden &6rpess. Die metiten &rant
beiten, beuen Ger Mtasen u~aterporfen 1T,
e%ntiprinsen aeit6rtem 8%eroauunss Ser
m09er uno baourd etnsetretener Beritopf.
ung Der Candle oeS &OrperS. Dieie Ser
ftopfune gu beben weroeu aber oft rei3eno'
Wteot3inen angepenoet, pelde nidt lelten
eine @nt5inouns ber Darmbdute beroor'
rufen unO ben &0rper idwdden. &rafi
muB in Die Srsane sebradt uuo oeren
6unftionen resulirt fueroen.
Nls Elm pesetubiliider 6esu1ator feben
OF. ausult &0nis's hamburger ErOpfeu
uniibertroffen ba. Dieielben reinisen ben
Masen, ftdrfen Die Sober mo itellea oas
selt0rte 8eroauunsssg erm6sen tuieoer BET.
, 1877-11-21
"st"f'" "%f'''"s' s t',r Mard)'s luerke,
Tadbt=S cenen in Der 8ibeL
Jamilien=Seben int Der 8ibel
rtuO uuiereS WnfcrS

nlt0 ln1eres Wafets Sal1s.
yhe babei, Bidder upn Der preiie, ben 4~Srebi9ern rnb
beDeuteitoen Wtdnnern iiberall iolde allgelneine Wner=
tennuna gefunoerl, pie oiele. Der aepablte '5ert. bic
feil,eit Stablitide lno Der pradtpolle @iubano ma6en
lie iebem 6auIe lui1tommen. Gin robe.Grem :
pfar oertnut NlIe. Sdidt fin Die Yeoin9un-
aunqe,,. Gon9t eli, Sablenoes 0elbdit Iofort al.
49S23ol 3. Is. McGurep II 60. Tbilaoa., Ga,
SamforO's 5 9 : ne e s'i' sa 8 yi119 3 nit nit a ,:t1s''
aromatiIden Stoffen uno Sranj=
lbranntlpsit, bltt 9egen S6pd6e.
9otttrfro lWtiioi9teit unb Nblpannun9 Der 9ier=
OuAtutlu lOentbGtiafeit. S6lafloIsteit &dlte Der
l@rtreinitdten llno MufbDren Der Gir=
l~tulation; es lit elm ib6nes GeIhent fir
Singer. s ssr, ts'9 ifapfs %sf "ss srfr Htis %''f s % n
mad Sanfpro's Snmatca Ginger. 4ge23ott
, 1877-11-21
Sic wOdeutlide EreB fir 1877.
Die Samilten= nmo JarmerS=3eituna Dor
NeuuipIpantcu.

Die Jantilten= nno Sarmers=3e itnng bon
NennIglpanicr.
sebin9un9en 81 SO idbrl.. Ioltaelo oorausbe3abIt.
$50 idbrl, Ipit9elo porausbeaablt,
1.5O iGbrI.. Toft9elo porausbeiablt.
Die 9Sseflp YrcR ipiro oas fiir pennlploanien
lem. fpas pc,lniplpaniel benz 2anoe lit: iolio. ti6tlg
uto reid an Quelen.
SeInnoere Ginridbtnnser fir 1877.
iar Die Wrefsf i, Sas AusiSsSo anoS rs suS, in europa @aluupal .
ier eurppdil6es Department uerpalten. seime Mus :
ltsliun9sbrieIe BON paris peroel Die belten uno inbolt.
tsidliel lslll. meldoe IN irseno elmer ,3eitur9 Der Ser.
Staatsn perotfentli6t lperoen.
2. ltm Die 21elt. SIR. Sc .. 8anbulpb
6efm iptro elne @njubl 8refe per6ffentllden, ipelde
lelne Grfabrun9en unb 9teiien ais Snipettor Der Som
lulate Oct Der. Staaten auf Der sanisn Grbe ent.
bnlten.
8. SIR. 0S. 9S Weniu tpiro cine gn,abt grti-
tl ilsfe1ll ,iber ieins &eils i'm Somnler 1871 gu ben
Der peridutteten M5teten=St6ote.
A. pr. u. sbeltpn Msafeu5ie bat oas litera=
aIlqs department Der gSeeflb NreR unter ieiner
5. Mr. 9bumas @eeban-oie bette @utoritdt
III oeh yer. Staatel = bat bas Acknowledgement
utter iit. Dieiss ma1t DIE QSeeflD SreR CUR
us'Seit bes Farmers. Die obne D!eid)en 1T.
beridte nit 0inldluB bes 6efoes, Die 5rudt, Uaufn
ipoue, bes 6ornpiebs uno bes ausemeinen Miarftes Der
yer. Staaten nit elner m01entll1eu RunbIdau iber
Die ellropd lten WGrfte. f H -
Mnoere beionoere @inri1tun9en iperoen auaetiinbiat,
lobalo ie ein9eridtet lino. M}ra -
Club . ebinsmngen.
8 Grennpldre, ! Sabr, poft lelo oorausbeiabIt.. s Z OC
10 GTeinplare. l Sobr, poitselo uorausbejabit... 10 OO
20 Ggemplare, / Sab. 9oltsslo porausbe3ablt... "a OF
80 gremplare, ] SsabE 4oitsslo p~ordusbej abtt... "a OC
so Ggempfare, 1 Sabr, .qoitaeln porausbs5ablt... 81 OC
Den Griinoern bon CLUBS gppn 3ebu pber mebr wirr
elm ertra= gIemplar 9e9ebeu.f
arobes ssulnmern iperoem alien slpplitantsn unent=
geltlid 5ueebidt. '@A
9ne anipeiiunset, Gbeds ooer poftoffice= qnw.tlut
gen lo'lten 5ablbar 9elnabt tperoen an Die Oroer bon
S. 3. Webir, IT., edasmeilter.
The Weekly Press
iptrb ieben Samffag ber1Hentlid5t bon Der
NreR GomSaanie, Iimittrt.
Slloipef. Sde Stetenter ltno Gbeftnutffr
5ln6loo. i.a.m philadelphia.
, 1877-11-21

aas&
, 1877-11-21

EO sroae s~emiibts aarten init bent Wamem in
Nv elnem Gtui, Is s., 25 obne @tui 9 Is. 30 neue
S1sr3turten, 10 Is. Musituttuno 10 Is. g. aBaibs
J burn u. &c., WIohlsboro. Mail. 49923ottl
, 1877-11-21
Gtablirt 1849,
9. M. gettengil1 & Go,
FAn,riae<Aoenten,


81 Bart 8ptp, 0cip Oprf; 7OI Gbeftumt
Str., Nbilabelpbia II. 10 Stateitr., Spftpn.
Nebmen In3ei9enan
3rr Nsroffentlibuns III allen 3eitunaen lluo 3eitiGrif.
ten in trseilo einem Sbeile Der @roe 3u ben bipioiteu
Yretien Der Seraussebcr.
Ninth ipiro ge9epen, pie am erinlsreidlten anae.
os".y5ei9t iuiro, iiher ben 98ertb Der Nnjei0eblGtter
Que bette N8eile uno s3eit, anju5eiaen uno iiber Ales,
lpelbes oen Grfola bes Mn5el9ens iibert.
TollellaHlqla9 asn in eiMe psin ety't IL i s' { eiaer
ididt luerben.
1nipr 3eitmngs=S frectprp entbalt Die Namen
>S''|.' unn Selbreibung pom ube, 5000 3etunaen
lit6 pertooilben 3eit1drtften; oerlelbe Wlro alien
lnleren &nnoen auf Terlatsen rientgeltlid) 5ueeianot
peroea unb alen altoeren nab Gmpfaus pes 4rsi.
les 81. 90.
nuipr 8eid1Gft iplro nad) einen Spitein geleitet,
*tttIet erprobt ourb cine ldn9ere als oertelbunbert.
1abri9e Grfabrung uio oereiniat Die ginIti9lten Dor.
tbelle nit ben m6glidit i%ueni9en Nusaaben. S7nou
, 1877-11-21
Qebenti0en.

NE3L N.FfyLE ~ ~ A.fA F ~
Die 2eber 1T etnes Der ptdtiefen Or'
game oes &0rpers, uao iolte mar oaber
alien l1nres l~1ndBi9feiten oieieS Organs
Iufmerfi amfeit fdenfen. 2eiberleioen unt'
faBt entueoer einen setuiIen @rao bon
Irdsbeit oes Srsanes, Der eS unbefdbist
Die n0tbise Wisnse Sale a~b5uiouoern ODER
cine geritopfuns ia ben @alem9efdBen,
tuelde Die Sale binoert IN ben Darms
fanal gu %selansen. Die 9aut erbdlt cine
selblide 5arbe, es fino @9rner5en IN Der
redten @eite nnb redten 9dulter Sor>
banben uno Der Nppett atmmt ab.
Dr. Musuft, &0nig's 9amburscr Tro'
pfen ffdrfem ur6 requiem bic 2eber, reiui<
gen ben Masen uno entfernen aus ben
Geodrmen Die BARN ansehduften @ruoI
tGteu.
, 1877-11-21
Merp0ie &opfi6mer5tn

merben ourd Seritopfuns ober Seroaus
unsS- S~t0runsen berporserui EN-. Diets
nisen Yerioaen, uelde an oieiem uebel
leioer, miifle EN- &affee, Stunt, 8ier uno
Eabad permeioen uno ben 2eib burd Or.
Ausuit &0nis's Samburser Gropfen often
balteu.
Yerionen, pelde elmer iitenben 0ebense
tpeiie unterworfen fiuo, iouten iid friib
Worsens 8emesuns in FREEZER 2uft mo-
hen uno Or. Iusuit &6nis'S Samburser
Eropfen mebrmals ces Cages III fleiuen
DOZEN aebrauhen.
The New York herald., 1877-10-21

with tutfruttfand satin leaves in green but as
there are many different kinds Of button IL would oe
wise 70 prefer buffaoes 10 the large, round silver
paters which suggest the idea that the best cosepo
has been melted down for polonaise set
ACrUAs HATS.
nas that keeps oue's back warm ia . beaver. put
on OIL Tie head, with shadowy feather as large
banana leaf sweeping down behind A second
feather OF the same dimensions nils out the broad
brim In 'front.' and departing from ono ear curs over
the head 10 wave somewhere on the opposite
side 10 excessively rich and picturesque with me-
daval collars OF linen and point edging
The coat Is Eve coared carrck or redinsote pso.
tot
PORTABLE rRASA
word about trains The newest invention n =
strap made OF any pretty gimp a. cord and by means
OF which the tail be held up, but jokers are already
calling this practical addition handle Other trains
drawn elegantly through spacious hollow pockets;
II Is, literally pocketng ones tai thing no beng
In the animal creation has heretofore attempted
The New York herald., 1877-10-21

France who know how to die Of hunger for the saks
OF truth aud science, were worthy OF one OF their
number who slain Tor the sake OF liberty.
The first time that saw Baudin at the Assembly,
January l 1850 desired TO speak against the Law Of
Instruction. entered Tor the debate, however.
but Baudin, who was second on Toe iis 70 and
offered me his turn. ! accepted aud spoke two days
aferward the l5th Baudin was, TOR calls order
and exaction. worthy Of Slcur Dupio He divided
this honor with Mot aud vacntin. he spoke
from the tribune several times. Hs style hcsl-
tatlng IN form. but energetic ~ bottom. He always
seemed as though he sat on the apex OF mountain.
He had a urn viii and timid manners Ho was a man
Of medium height. HIS face, red and iull his open
chest hts broad shoulders announced the robust man,
laporious schooimaser, the thinkng peasant He mad
this resemblance TO Bourztt Baudin rested his head
upon his shoulder listened with intcg and spoke
with grave, sweet yoice
he bad the sad look and the bitter smile OF one OF
those predestined souls often hear Of On the eve
OF the Second oil December l said 70 him, "What Is
your age" He replied, NEARLY thirty ythree years
nAud your" he sand to mo- "Forty-nino years"
And he replied, 1--WE have ihs same age now" He
thinking, 10 effect, OF the morrow that awaited
u.s. IL winch was perhaps TO be hidden all that which
10 the great equality among free natons
The New York herald., 1877-10-21
BODY sNATCHERs DETECTED.
ARREST OF SYRACUSE PHYSICIAN FOR ROB
BINa GRAVE IN NEIGHBoRING TOWN.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD


BINa a GRAVE IN A NEIGHBoRING TOWN.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SYRACUSE. N. Y, Oct. 20, 1877.
DR.. Horace Babcock, who calls himself assistant
professor anatomy at the Syracuse Medical College,
was arrested early hour this morning, charged
with body snatching He taken before Police
Justice Mulholand at ten O'Clock, nearly the entire
faculty of the college coming there to aid in his do
fence 1t was finally decided by the prisoners coun-
sci that the way to quiet the affair was for him to
plead not guilty and give ball in $500 DR.. Dedama,
member OF the college faculty, signed the bali bond
and DR.. Babcock was set free
THE DOCTORS OFFENCE.
The facts In the these. Last Tuesday Dan.
lei Hibbard OF the town Of Dewitt Onondaga county,
died of some mysterious wasting disease. Members
OF the college faculty and many other hysicians had
been consulted, but all confessed their inability to
diagnose the case. Hibbard was buried Wednesday.
and Thursday Professor Van Duyn. OF the college
faculty, gave his medical class bret history OF tho
and among them DR.. Babcock, believe that tho
faculty would be pleased TO have the body
taken up Acting upon this supposed sugges-
Manus and another from this city, went to the grave
Thursday night and dug the body out. Stripping or
tho grave clothes they pile0 these into the coffin,
and iumbling the body into wagon started Tor
syracuse, alter hastily replacing the earth tho
grave. They reached this city abCa. six O'Clock
The morning, covered with mud and at took tho
body to the college dissecting room, wherc during
Friday. the body VAS partially dissected.
DISCOVERY.
Tuesday morning couple OF boys passing the gravo-
YARD the disturbed earth and at once Informed tho
friends who dug down TO the coffin and discovered
the OF the body. They teegraphed to Oswego
Tor nephew OF Mr. Hibbard, who came to Syracuse
and informed the Chief Of Police Detectives we're
out, who soon learned where the body snatchers
had obtained their livery team and also that Bubcock
was one ol them. The doctor taken from his bed
about O'Clock this morning, when he confessed
whole affair." refusing, however, TO tell who his