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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-29
FORT DODGE ITEMS.

Christmas passed rather quietly at tie Fort,
except nj the Post Iraier's establishment,
where 9 liberal supply OF egg nogg WAS distribu-
ted TO the boys.
Dr. Tremaine paid lying visit TO his family
on Christmas day lie has gone TO Fort Leay-
enworth, but is expected home about the middle
OF January.
A few cases Of scarlet fever have been report
ed among the children here. Ali the little pa
tients are however doing finely now.
Col Lewis has been ordered to New Mexico to
investigate the troubles reported from that coun-
try.
Capt Bradford has returned from court martial
duty at Port Union. n. n, and has resumed
command Of his company
sergt Hamilton, the we'll known driver Of our
mail wagon, has gone on \ visit TO his friends IN
Topeka Durin, his absence his job will be at
tended to by the attentive Sergt Collins OF 20 +.
a photograph gallery has been in operstio n in
the yard the hospital Tor several weeks and
some good work has been turned OuI- The beau
~ and fashion of Fort Dodge have been very
puactusi in their ate ndance ut the gallery. and
their pictures adorn the numerous albums OF this
vicinity.
Capt Henfon is ir command of the Post now,
countsnance than ever. The boys Ike the biufl
hearty captain and he knows il.
Ordnance Sergt Johnson announces in let
ham Lincoln HIS successor Sergt Denning Is
daily expected.
Chsplain White, who was stationed here fe "
months ago and went on leave OF absence on nc
count of III health, has been ordered to Fort
Larned. Ms, and SO this place, after having the
benefit OF nights rel Gus service, has been
len TO the tender mercies of mankind once more.
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sPEARVILLE.
sfkARvILLE. KAN. Dec. 9sth. 1877.

SPKARvILLE, KAN, Dec. 2Sth. 1877.
To the Editors of the Times
Christmas passed OF quietly with the citizen.
OF our town. The day was one Of the incest We
ever seen for Christmas, SO warm and so pleas
ant. Our turkey rossts were no. plenty, in fact
do not believe there was q single fowl Of the
turkey percussion sacrificed for the occasion.
Blu. give US little time, by the time another
Christmas rolls around We Will be prepared 10
celebrate the day with becoming fitness.
The appearances indicate now that We may have
little TASTE of winter as il is freezing consider
able to-day.
Settlers continue to arrive; among those of the
past week We notice Mr Steward Ct Blooming
ton. Ill, Mr. Wear of Eaton, ., brother Of n
Wear, Esq, Of this place, and Mr. Wyres Of To-
iedo, Ohio, also Mr. Haley and family from Col.
erado. We have had quite number Of land
Spectators or rather spectators in town lots 10
whom the unsuspecting land agent succeeded in
selling quite a humber OF lots. A party from
Al Larned. drove up one day this week and after
turning their horses out 10 Craze, Tin vanFooris
livery siable) proceeded to purchase two lots
from the unsnspecting land agent, Tor the pur-
Owing to the prospect Of the soggy run canal
being finished at an early day, Mr. HAdIey con-
cluded To inve,t in another lot without delay.
Mr. Shuman has erected = building on his lot
opposite the store. Bowman's cellar aud fOun-
dation is finished
Auditor Reynolds was here Wednesday and
installed Mr. swan us freight agent. Mr. swan Is
apparently thorough gentleman and business
man and We hope will make an accommodating
agent.
Mr. Newton Van voorhis, . nephew Of Squire
r Van Voorhis, has built him . neat Office
south of the railroad We understand he intends
opening real estate and land locating Office.
We learn from Mr. Johnston that there is talk
in fact FAR prospect Of paper being started ~
this place
Mr. Johnston has sold quite n lot Of land the
past week, one gentleman from Iowa bay ing u
section adjoining the town section the north
east, the price of the sw Or being SO IS per acre.
ZAB
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-29
FORT DODGE.

To the Editors of the Times.
Incidents are many bat We will not mention
but f,w. As almost any and everybody knows
there was social hop given by the select not
long since. We no; being among the invited
guests u would probably be- b, tier 10 keep SIN,
but We cannot refrain from reeilin, n Few OF the
events
In The first Of the evening the principals were
mus ANXIOUS in regard 10 the lady attendance
thinking ihes uoui,i not be in sufficient &. ce
bai shortly Afterwards the G : - appeared
and all went we'll But 10, the Z. :. -. Wei We
uunt Wish TO mel tion any names or saw Anvthing
Anuut ihe iuii ntss OF JOY, hut we do say ia some
cases II Is advisable To retire early
froi sirce was The pr, sidin. genius 80 We
have been told, but worse m, n than hs have
ialtcd. Diam nj number 3 was in attendance
and We understand thai he enjoyed himself well
mol "a y that bai became siniiien with one of the
lair ladies u such an extent that he since Ia,
cont mptaiei making yurchas- of nitro giyce-
fne, VITA Nhai Int nj We can't say.
nhs ID Z are not mach IA favor ct Suis-
VIE b,c, ming De sat Inst at present hut vi-h
10 say that ih.ir club is o,smroeei of men, moi
hsslns an livestock OF litGr on =
OPPOSITION PARTY
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-29
LOCAL AND Personal.
poDGEcTTY. SATURDAY. DEC. ~. ~.

No school the past wera.
There are several vacant houses in the city.
Conductor B>nnct: expects his family to arrive
from Michigan soon.
John Mueller has been taking medicine for bad
cold during the past week.
Mr.. Ed Won LumIn is going 10 Fort Dodge to
live.
Mr.. A. J. Pescouk went down the rosd thi.
week.
Hangerio.., has gone out AFTER b-eses. Round
up your herbs
A life size picture Of poor derry Of piano fam.
can lie seen nj Chalk B-eson's
The present cold snap will make the skating
rink success The faces Of the boys are already
GarlaDd-ed with JOY.
An aniicted woman visited the city this week
and to..k up n collection. She once was iair and
charming; but now alas, how changed.
A little daughter 81 Mr.. A. j. Anthony 10 Sc
riously sick with scarlet lever. Dr MeCarty is
attending.
Rev Mr. Wright snd lady now very COM
fortahly and pleasantly established in their new
residence.
We are sorry 70 learn that Mira Samuel Mar
SHALL who Is now in louisville. is being serIous-
ly troubled with sore eyes. much thai she
is unable to read or write
Mr.. and Mrs. II. =. Neiss received several
boxes containing useful ana ornamental
pres-nts, from friends in st. LOUIS. Among
other articles were two handsome tsble SETS,
china and glass.
Mr.. W. u. PuYcr, OF engine No 4, took
lay OF this week and spent Christmas with
friends near Burton. Mr. II. Z. Walker came
mp on No. 4.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-29

The wagon looked as if the grasshop>
pers had attacked it. 1t was drawn by an
old flea-bitren mare. driven by . light
haired youth Of forty in = butternut suit.
Inside sat woman knitting . hole up in
the heel of sock, while she chswed plug
and sqirted the juice out through . hols
IN the canvass over the muddy old wagon.
of course yal!er dog was trotting along.
keeping time to the music Of the two old
kettles and frying pan tied to the tail
gate. The caravan" had been west.
and was on It's way southeast for old Ar
kansaw-lFredOnia Citizen.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-29
GRAssaoPPRR COaMIs sloN.

The United States EntomOlOgical Com
mission. which WAS organised and placed
under the auspices of Professor Hayden's
geological survey, for the purpose Of in>
vestigatlng and reporting the entire SUBJ
western regions Of eur continent, have
completed their lsbOrs for the present
season. The members of the commission
have been busily snaRed in the prepara-
ton of the several parrs Of their annual
report. and will soon meet in Washington :,
where they will have . prutracted sitting
Thi. report is looked for with much inter-
est BY the farmers Of the west, and the
character of the commission Is . guarantee
that it will be creditable from the scien-
fife, and valuable from the practical
standpoint. -lLcavenworth Tunes.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-29

Among the meteorological features of
November noted in the Monthly Weather
Report. were the almost entire absence of
sun spots, and the unusually high temper
ature. Tie suggestion that these two
facts stand to each other in the relation of
cauee and effect will not be so startling as
it would have boen before the publication
of observations, which show that the In
dian rainfall co,cides with the period of
maxim un sun-spots.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-29
CHRISTMAS GOODS.

To the citizens of odge City aud vicinity:
We would respectfully call your atten>
tion TO our new stock Of Christmas goods.
Give Us a call and examine them even If
you don't buy. as it is no trouble 10 show
them WRIGHT & LANGTON,
Fort Dodge, Kan.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-29
Jewelry Jewelry !! Jewelry.!!!

Now is the time to bny your Christ
mas jewelry. Just the thing tor tho ho.i>
DAYS. A new and complete stock Just re-
ceived. consisting Of watches. ladies' and
gents gold CHAINS. necklaces. studs.
sleeve buttons &c. too numerous to mems
ZION, at N, Collars
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-29

The following ladies of this city will receive
New Years calls Tuesday afternoon. Mrs II
Phillips, Mrs Jas Anderson with Mrs Fhillips),
Mrs Y HArwood. Miss Katie Leonard with
Mrs Hsrwood). Mrs ID ID Colley, Mrs Con-
well. Miss lua Dickinson with Mrs ConwelD I,
and Mrs Dr McCsrty.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-29

The Cimarron river was SO high last week that
the B mail failed TO cross Saturday. I'd
Art. VINO was driving the stage, undertook to
swim across on horseback, but the tide YVES TOO
msay for him. lie abandoned the horse In the
miadie of the stream and botS padded for shore.
The government vegetable wagon was also de-
layca = day or two by The same river.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-29

gotten up In the highest order. The tables were
neatly ana tast-iuliy arranged. aud the dinner
served was Of the choicest the mark affords.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-29
ANOTHER COLONY.

The Wisconsin colony of forty families.
spoken of IN our last issue, have decided
TO locate in Ford county. and with that
view have selected lands.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-29

The Kansas Conference Of the Metho>
olsi church meets March l2,h. at Salina,
anu Is TO lie presided over by Bishop
bowman, of ST. Louis.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-29

Sfto<i VI
We also ind in the hands Of the county treas
urer the sum OF ~, ssi 81 in cash and county
city and township script
HhRMANJ FRINGER,
W. q. SIiiSS.
4. VI. LANE
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-29

An elaborate account Of the Coon dance
viii lie published next week.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-29

Tickets for the masque bali can be pur-
chased ct the this Office,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-29

Fred Leonard has = terrier pup named
"Toots.'' He also tools when pinched.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-29
Fresh Butter.

One thousand pounds of fresh butter at
N. Collars. Price, % cents.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-29

Good xxx Flour at 81 so per hum
dred, at
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-29
The Treasurer's Account.

Sounty lreasufcf ACCOUNTS, make the
following report:
To the honorable. the Board Of County Commits
missioners OF Ford County, kansas
G-nilemen--tn pursuance of act entitled
IAN act 10 provide ior the publication OF state
meIts showing the condition OF county tr,asu-
r!es aud examinations of the same, and Ia pre-
vent The improper use Of public monies and for
tile punishment thereof" passed Al the speci.l
session oil the Legislature. in September lS7S
we Herman J. trngvr, Probate Judge, W L..
.shinn anu thAs IL Lane did on this 26th day Of
December 1871, proceeded to examine The books
count the funds IN the hands of the COunty
Treasurer and And thai the books of the County
Treasurer show as follows
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-08
TT. B. BRUSER,

Copper, Tin & Sheet-IrOn Worker,
Maker of Drove Wells, Pipes and Tools,
AND DEALER IL
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES,
House Furnishing Goods,
Tin Ware, Pumps, Pump Pipes,
Sheet Lead, Brick and Tile,
Corner Mulberry and Clay Streets,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-08

A VERY remarkable man has tuineo mp ih
Ohio-and the morc remarkable thai he is an
Ohio man. THIS ren.drkahe man is named
Medary. ahd because he is certain the ticket i
going 20 he Successful lie declines a nom'na-
ton for the Legislature, anronIciog ,hat the
party can lave the use Of bis name at any
time for any Office whenever defeat is ce'lain
II is hard TO believe this OF an Ohio man,
even Democrat as Medary is, but this Ohio
man docs no, appear to be ct all 10 a sarcastic
mood, and he will Therefore have 10 be set
down as a patriot.-Phdadeiphia Times.
Or an Idol, which! We are IA d1ub'.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-08
IN SUMNER TINE.

The jcssamines in starry bloom
Are ever climbing higher;
Sweet odors fill tue morn'nI air
From roses and sweet br,er;
Upon the purple clover heads
A thousand diamonds glisien
The robins stag their morning songs
You cannot choose but listen.
The snowy lilies, silve- bells,
My lilIies, how they blossom!
The sweerest saint ii Paradise
Might wear them on her bosom.
o holy lilies, angels pure,
Too pure for my ca'essing,
A weary, weary human heart
Comes unto you for blessing.
The Saviour's lilies! shed your light
On the days weary duty,
And breathe into my restless heart
Your faith, your love and beauty!
Such whiteless->ec the silver leaves,
Uns,ained amid the staining;
Behold the lilies, how they grow,
Then will.er uncompialnnS.
Ogollen, golden summer months,
The time of blooming roses,
As each sweet bud on yohder spray
In tender ace di:closes,-
So may the sdn'ner be sign
OF tina, fair home Of OuIs,
Where Gods sweet summer ever smiles,
Wlicie bloom untadi0g flowers.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-08

Last week seven negroes cot into skill
on the river, opposite Mr. Ihos. Carsons
place, and padded oJt into the steam.
When they reached 'he middle of the river
the boa, be2an 10 fill with watef foom leak.
Two of the neg. .oes jumped ont and swan
ashore. aud in a few minutes the boat tnrned
over, aud the remaidiug five men wee stfug-
CHING ia the water. One of them succeeded
In reaching shore. bot lhe other fo"' were
drowned. One OF those d owned was an eS-
pert swimmer, bat was clicched 10 the death
grasp oF one who could not swim, and went
down to Use no r,ore.-TuShdIoosa (.fld. }
Gazette.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-08

The Port Gibson Reville says: "a
practical planter-no candidate
whose honest aspirations are best
satisfied when he stands between the
plow handles, called on US yesterday
to say that our legislators should take
cognizance of the tact that sheep are
of more utility than dogs sheep are
taxed, while dogs, q Unanimous
nuisance" are untaxed. We want
fewer dogs and more sheep; if We tax
dogs and exempt sheep, we shall
inaugurate great reform"
That Mississippi farmer is q sensible
man; and, come to think about it, we
would not object to having a large
number of such men in the Legis-
lature of Louisiana. We cannot see
the wisdom or justice Of taxing a
mans sheep and hogs, that are neces-
sary and useful animals on planta.
ton or farm, and tend to promote the
advancement of the coupry. while
his neighbor is allowed to keep as
many NANCY, worthless ours as he
pleases, free of tax, to prey upon bis
sheep. If a dog is so valuable thai
bis owner cannot do without him
then be should be willing to pay ia,
on him, and if he is not worth paying
tax on he ought to kill him and ge
rid of tie expense Of feeding him.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-08

Courier Journal: Another unknown planet
is announced from Ann Arbor Michigan.
Somehow, the heavenly bodies have always
had a way of revolving within easy range Of
Ann Arbor, and all the new planets seem 10
fiequen, the qnarter of the sky which is i'm
medatcly opposite to that comparatively in
significant town. Perhaps the Michigan
Central railroad has sometl 'ng to DO with
Ills a.. ronon ical monopOlv,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-08
OUkCHlTA COLLEGE,
FOR YOUNG LADIES;
MONROE, LA.

Second annual Session begins September
18th, 1877.
Number of Faculty Ten.
Total Expense for Forty Weeks, foi Boaid
Washing Lights, Fuel and Tuition in English
and Classical Couse, $4,000.
Before sending elsewhere write for Cata
logue, to ). LAM DonDLH'
IuIv ol. 1877 Sun. President
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-08
Vicksl,urg, Miss.

Also agent for the GOTHIC NENTILA
TOR and CHIMNEY TOP, that will cure
smokey chimneys and is the very thing for
ventilating Machine Shops. r. II. Drro's,
Car Shops, etc. In ordering send inside
measurement Of top of chimney or vennla''ng
shaft. April 2lst. lSII-ly.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-08

T. ]. MANGHAM, Editor & Publishe
Official Directory.

JUDIcrAL-FoURTEEyTH DISTRICT COURT:
S. G. Parsons, Judge;
w. N. Porrs, District Attorney, +,
J.NEwr. PIrrs, Clerk
PARISH CURT:
F.. c. MONTGOMERY. Judge
NJ. J. LIDDELL, District Attorney Protein;
PARISH OFFICERS:
}. A. LIDDELL, - Sheih" ;
WILEY =. MANGHAM, - Recorder A;
w. THOs. JORDAN, President Police Jury
j. w. SIMMs, /: Parish Treasurer
POLICE JURORS:
Ward John Bishop;
4" 2-W. I. Jordan;
A" 3-John Fl. Milina
4-Henry 6. Mangham,
" 5-P H. Parham.
Jno. S. Summerlin, Clerk.
II. w. McLemore, Justice Peace 2nd ward,
will hold regular terms Of court the 2nd and
4th Saturdays in each month.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-08


The EMIGRATION MOVEMENT Last Saiur>
DAY the town was swarmirg with ne3Ioes
fom all psrts Of the county, attrndids al
En- faiiou Convenrion. The Coud-housc
was pl .ked. A muatiO named Pate son
presided, and the meeting was opened with
singing and pfasei Among ihe speakers
wore Eubefi Gleed. The report Of Govet"or
Whitfield. dele1a,e To the Co'in,h Convention,
was heard. After the speeches, petition
was read aud adopted. cal ~ upon the Fed
eral Government for Il DO la;on ot land IN
New MeXicC, Arizona, or some other te', to
ry, 10 colon .:e all who wanted to 20 ont Of
this white mans conntry. We believe the
rank add ii.e L. ;i~sc iteei n.,s are sincere
in the proposed object but ST ong'y suspect the
leaders lave cne Of two NERVES in the back
ground either il is mask for political pur>
poses, or a tick 10 get money ont of the rnsns-
peciing. We Therefore advise the +. 'vaies Ia
be on ,heif gard. a9d remember the Freed
mems Savings Gank robbery. This move
meut may be intended for GOOD, bat il is well
enough TO be cautious. TIE average coloied
leader, ike the ave,agc white poli,'c'al, is
"a rparing lion, seeking whom he may
devour.' .'-[Columbds Independent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-19
otI1cnns clrnnr N.lrrtN0.
Lucky h"t RiskN Iscnpc ,sndt nv an Acting
Sergeant aud Two puuni.n,ru

The tour of duty ending at & O'Clock vcs-
t"rlny morning WAS frlughl with some lively
cNp'ricn 7s among the officers in tine DOWN
town precincts on the west side. These ,vnro
ia" result of u now system of espionage intro
duccd hy Commissioner ErharIt on b.hnlf Of
the Committee on Rules AMI Dis.ipliro. and in-
t'ndcd to insure policoduty hrin. as forour'll,
performed in the Inst half of the night as nj
other times. ON with the disposition {,
"h"at time usually choose that tour to "lav
of, and the Oil OF rho First Inspection Dis
trirt recently traced nm acting sergeant and two
roun lsmcn t1 house. within twenty minutes
after leaving the police station 10 visit theoNi-
GERS on post. Tho delinquent oiIiocrs suvcd
Themselves from certain dismissal ly ri k ne
their ncrks i'm sliding down on % rope from the
roof Of an adilrcnt house. This incident con
vin'cd the Comm -si0ncr that the system Of
alifs recording the meetings between pa'rol-
mon and roundsmnn WAS valuable unl, when
cniiu5inn hHtW 'Hu them WIS guarded nt,.lin.t
hound-n"n from nt precincts were then
nnt"s IN other prrain.fl
Tho siWcen rounl~mcn from uptown pre-
cinrt- who reported 10 Commissioner Frhnrdt
at miln glt ON Tuesday hml no ron., nj ION of
Wnni tnn'r duty WIS 20 be- until sent down town.
IN" rcprrts received from Thorn hv Commas
sioner Erharit Yesterday Win add twenty 'ii-,si
~ III" "n ndur OF The next trial duv. and result
w., M S.''rr ,,. wran ' among thsn Exported
,ir'i Dolic". who WIS found in tho summit
Hot !. in IN" Bow"ry: Onlocr John Flanagan of
str't. Patrick Cuniv of the Oak street mud PIT
rex R"illy Of the Leonard STR Il police held
did not properly pn'roli Fl"rcncr !. sullivan Of
~" Church s'r"tt poll 'r. whN st1ud in the door
woman: MDCorma.k ami Fisher OF The Nnl'
Jerry str."t and lilov and ONMl'ry of The
o'it""nr Srl VI ,r,," NJ" nu i.n i"gE tn-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-19
THE LEGISLATURES WORK.
tories or rNTERESr ir TyTE SrfrE
tiFIIOL IIs1EHD.
The Orinibus Chnrtcr Lobby Gathering The
Presidential fIcctor Biii Pn.~rd Hrn,l-
IcN'- iirookiSn uiii Also I'ut Through.


The Omnibus Chnrtcr Lohbv Gathering The
Presidential rIcctor Bln I.n..rd ,rrn,l.
lea. ttrooit,, mn A., t.,,, ,,..,.,,t
u"
ALPNNY Apru te-OVfIy tp fine iiouy
hins rro,y for rirI r,a,-o ,' '' on ''',
~, '''' W. '''''' '.'''"f' "l' 'n''"u7
Charter goes oyer until tomorrow morning.
Tho regular lobby. always hero when this Liil ia
la't nislt The friends Of lhrse m 'asuros say
THAT fhn T,y,sd l,,.l,,.,, .,,,. l.,,. ,i.,,'. ,
,i,.,,,. .,,,,.,,i. I'll ,,
''"n any ''ihR 'is' p'-si nly could nave done To
s'rur" their pa-s1gr II is certain that ih'ir
- :. , "'',' ',' ~ ar.
'"''i7 'l"l u''lr tr'"'' 10 anxiety is to get
tain pcrsou. can L., served and int.r..ts ,r,.
W "''' ''' ''o wv
a.. ,
When the bill 10 change tho manner ~ chos-
'- ','.r''''.', ',''.'rs' IVY 'i'''nF one from
'rh 'hsr"s- l~tr,"i and two at lnrgo. was up
f0r third reading. Mr.. C3zans oppnsol if. lie
said II trpn..,l "a Radical ob,,,,, b., ,t, t.n,.,
''', W r','''."l 'n'hSn IN inc form
tins State iu the milton. " such "A chnnye was
made universal he mitht ,ot, f,r il hnt bc
'i IT, ""' nv
'Null h"' 'uh7 M tp max" Dustin ton against
the people Of his own state. Mr. Hogeblom
said he did not rcr"sniz,, NJ, rishttn mako tbis
"a pnrtv tnn'.,ira IL, b'i..,,J tn ,r iia
Wis wrng an.i opn"mor'i tloi pair,i,s' s.Hhonpld
Mr. It,uii,rn tl,., AM, ',., d,i,1,h,,
il W.. "A i,,ri, III. ,r, IN .'i i'',t ,,, ,r
.nIy f,ir,,,, a. ...t,', ',i n, IL W. , ','
n'',l in H.. 90 Ing 'I' ~ ol tnr
-, '.i, , TIP ,.'n lni.-'i 80 To- H. IN" Demo-
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rr'iind "a lit,la onn,- fop rri li.v I'. "'SI1
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Wrecked on the Bahnmn-.

FORTUNE ISLAND. Bahamas. March 21.-Thc
schoonors Annie W Collins. American. cant Richard
Harlchstle and Resale british CAPT clcarc have taken
IN the caso sf,cd nom tho wreck Of the No,a Scotia
hri fnfro Ada n Hiis The Hail. was bound from
Ven yue' tfN Now NNrh when wrecked The trgn con.
.i-i"i ~ Peruvian hnrk conc. ami itics rhe collin.
F"s fn fle -lfts. AMI tl. letter hs urr The Rl.t.
Will rtturu Co. Nassau, y r. wt the portion the oar-l
tUns4lftd To ItI
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DErrorr. April lS-A doernt 10 from Maosi-
nav '> SAYS ur ctn1rl between that place ani size.
tfv-Hn &. oH'n ~ within about two rsof NacAir ~
CIV A-" that thr ier tNo ur three miles above ,ul-
PIN Point appear. tu ht irnkf W.
IMPORT from Point st ltunD. boat is workiu-
is way through tile ace near Mansnshlu,c L4.hL