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LARGE FIRE AT POMERoY, OHIO.

CINCINNATI, April IL. 1877.
At Pomeroy, Ohio, At about ten O'Clock last night
Are broke out In the warcroom Of d. Grycr & Son
situated in the main business portion OF the city, and
spread rapidly in every direction, and checked
until twenty-five business houses, Offices and resi-.
dcnccs destroyed. The First National Bank
building Is tho only remaining tho ives. side OF
Court street aud It's third story Quilted by tho
flames The total damages, at low mate will reach
100000. Following are tho principal losscs:-A. W.
scebohtn residence, $1,000 Insurance. 81 800; Mich.
Klein, furniture store aud stock So 400; D. Gryer
& son, dry goods store, $40 900, Insurance $1,000:
Jones, Thomas Il Gcnycmcr, hardware, $4,000 In.
IS 900; Henry NcutzIing saloon aud clling
81 5oo Insurance. $1,000; j. q. Probst Il SON. turn.
turc store, SIS 600 insurance So 500: Jacob Ebcrnod
dry goods, $4,000 insurance 600 Charles Bichman
jcweer. $4,000, insured; Huttill a. Gssel m rchant
taiiors, 4J 800. insurance 81 200 W. J. Pratt hard
ware. stock and building, 81 800; Dr. d. G. whalcy
81 0v0 & A. Moore, 81 900 Besides these there we're
several buildings containing lawyers anu Doctors
offices and residences burned large brick building
occupied By y. Reid druggist, and the First National
Bank damaged TO tho extent OF about So, 900 In
the upper part Tho Masonic lodge which occupied
tho upper portion OF this building lose about 5000
- OF
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ELOPEMENT.

A PRINCETON STUDENT AND A TRENTON MISS
ATTEMPT MATRIxoSY UNDER DrscouRAGING
CIRCUMSTANCES AND FAIL.
DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TRENTON, N. j., April ~, 1871
There is grcat excitement here to-day over tho ciopc
mcnt OF Princeton College student named James
Reed, whose parents reside at Philadelphia, with a
young lady named Ida Evert, OF this city, which
Cured last night The young man having received
weeks vacation packed his trunk and scnt II
home. On prctcnce Of going there himself he came
TO this city, met the young lady, and arranged that
they should at once BIO married The residences OF
three clergymcn were visited but neither was found
at home The twain thcn proceeded to Princeton in a
carriage and on arriving there took quarters the
Students room.
The girls iathero missing her procured q warrant
Tor their arrest and an officer despatched 70 exc
cute u. He found them at the piace mentioned aud
brought them TO this city this forenoon rhcy we're
locked up IN the City JAR until vo O'Clock when Mr.
Evcrtt declining TO prosecute fhcy were discharged
Tho youths father took him home and the girl Will
probably be sent 10 tho state Reform school She Is
sixteen and the student Il about nineteen.
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THAT MORMON CONFESSION.

GILMAN NOW DECLARED TO DE KyAvE uS-
WORTHY OF BELIEP he SELL HIS
WIFE?
SAN FRaScFsco April 10, 1871
Eureka, New, press despatch says:--To- morrow
Tho history OF I'D. Gilman on this coast. Will DO pub
lshcd. Hc has lately obtained considerable notoric,y
In connection with tho confession or j. d. Lee
Is delivered to District Attorney Howard, on the
Gold OF execution. Gilman lived at Austria Nevada
from 1863 to 1867, when he went to tho sweet.
water mines Al Austria hc was regarded by every
body as worthless fellow deserving or no
consideration whatever. He pretended to be pros.
pector, but was never known 10 DO a days work.
After going TO swce,watcr be got TO be Deputy shern
Ut Green River. He also married tho widow OF man
killed In a riot at tho same place.
Returning 10 SAT- lhKc he purchased a small house
and vcd apparently happily with hts wic Tor time.
Finally. however no got tired of her and sold both
his housc aud vile ~ to John Ha. formerly 4
White Pine saloon Keeper Tor $500 Tho transfer was
absolute an made ~ good aiin, all taking possession
OF Dotp HIS late exploits In the Leo matter were
probably prompted and paid Tor by tho Mormona lie
- declared to DO unworthy OF belize.
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FACTORY BURNED.

PATERSON, y. j., April IL, 1877
Az nine O'Clock this morning nre broke out In tho
dye house OF the Hamilton Mil, on Mil street. the
oldest factory In tho city, owned by solomon Bach.
man, OF New York and OF the principal mauufac
tories OF woolcn shawls in the country. Tho burning
chemicals ran the ground, communicating nrc to
the main bliing, and in hour tho entire estab-
lishmcnt IN ruins.
The Dan forth Locomotive Works took lire, but tho
flames wcre promptly extiDguishod.
The Hamilton Mill was very busy and a large mum.
Der OF hands werc employed, all OF whom escaped
But little stock saved. The loss on the build, NJ
and stock is nearly 500, 900; partially insured.
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THE SUBMISSIVE SIOUX.

nATIoSs ORDERED TO BE PROVIDED FOR yHosA
BROUGHT IN BY SPOTTED TAIL.
WASHINGTON, Apri. IL, 1877.
orders have been issued by the Indian Bureau 10 pro
vide ratons for hostile Indians recently brought
In by Spotted Tail. These Indians in on tho
terms other hosliles. Their arms and horsrs
will be taken from them, but In other respects they
viii DO treated the the Indians who have re-
NAMED at tho agencies.
Il tho impression at tho Indian Bureau that tho
withdrawal OF many persons from the forces OF
Sitting Bull will prevent him from making any iurthes
aggressive movements.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Ex-Governor Alexander H. Bullock, Of Mass.
chuse,ts, and Joseph Hickson general manager.
and L. J. Sergeant, traffic manager, OF the
Grand Trunk Railway OF Canada; and William
Hamcrsey, OF Hartford, are at tho Brcvoor.
Senator Alvin Saunders OF Nebraska and cx.Congress
man stephen ". Kellogg, OF Connecticut, arc at ths
Sc. Nicholas. Ex-Governor Ezekiel A. Straw, OF New
Hampshire, and Brookes Adams. OF Boston arc at the
Windsor. Congressman walbrdgc A. Field, OF Boston,
Is at tho Fifth Avenue Senator A. J. welman Of
Friendship. n. y, is at tho Metropolitan.
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FIRE IN FOURTEENTH STREET.

onccr Jcrdes, OF the TwcRty.nnth Precinct, yestcr-
day evening saw smoke issuing from tho Grst floor OF
the four story brown stone building No III East Four
tccnth street. occupied by Hcr,s 4 sons, auc.
tionccrs From this floor the nrc extended
TO The upper stories and soon tho whole
building seemed IN blaze Several Are
companies. however, were prompt IN arriving. ana be-
lore long the connaRrnuon was Gndor control When
the flames wcrc extingusncd II found that ilcrts
Sons had sustained loss Of about SIS 600 and the
janlor, James Dolavan, loss OF $780, Tho damage
done the building amounts 10 $1,000 The insurance
could not BIO ascortaine1
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THE OHIO CHILD STEALER.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, April IL. 1871.
The police have discovered that Booker, tue alb
ductor, and the boy Willie Ravens spent sunday night
at tho home OF BooKcrs mother in this city md that
they left early on Monday morning. BooLcrs mother
etatcd that Booker stole a child somc years ago in
virglnis, and that sho fears no Will XIII this boy IL
closely pursued.
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cAoo-PRoPRIEToRs PROVIDING ADDITIONAL
FIRE ESCAPES.

OHTUAUU, April TT 1911.
Intense excitement prevails In this city among tho
guests OF tho large hotels in consequences OF tho DO
sruction OF tho Southern Hotel at ST. Louis, and tho
loss Of life there The hotel proprictors here arc doing
all In their power TO suppress the excitement by
adding the latest o. Are escape their build
ngs and by employing special Are patrols In order to
guard against such accidents. One OF the principal
motel owners hero offers to expose any room in his
hotel igntted combusbes, order test tho abso
lulo security OF the house against IRE. Tho will
take place this week
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out changing his uniform. which, tor full Dress was
entirely white.
al am more at home in that" he said, pointing
uniform, sand still more at home here" he added
with q smile, he took chair in front OF the pc
ture III can tell you that am heartily glad 10 SIT
down after standing so long At that ceremonious
reception"
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The official returns from Ohio

The official returns from Ohio,
with the exception of three coun-
tries, make the following show
ing r.. M. Bishop. Democrat,
2S1,1O1 w. II. West, Repnbli,
can, 242,976 S. johnson. Green
back and Workingmen, Ii, 1856 :
ID. II. Bond, Wopkingmen, u,
$50 ; II. A. Thompson, Prohibi>
ton, 1850 !; total vote polled, $50.
932. Bishops plurality over West
80, 1875 Bishops absolute majors
ity 527O. The Workmgmen polled
their vote almost wholly in their
cities, getting 9071 votes in Gin
%cinatti, 4O7S in Toledo, and 1886
in Cleveland.
The falling off in the vote. as
compared with that for President
in 1876, the largest vote ever cast
III the State, was probably so, 900.
Two amendments to the con.
stitntion regulating the judiciary
AMI permitting free banks were
submitted, but were both voted
down by immense majorities.-
Democrat,
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F. D. PARA VS.. CEBILIA PARRA.

TN the matter of the Introduction eff C6ci
i liza PARA. No. 1000 Parish Court.
This case having been regularly fixet
was in pursuance of said assignment takcI
up and tried and by reason of the law anG
evidence boing3i in favor of the plaintiff and
against the defendantS she having beer
served herein person with copy of petition
nallyand regularly cited. .
1t is ordered adiudged and decree that
the said Cecilia Para be and is hereby de
clared an interdict and be, aud is hereby
interdicted, being of insane mind and in.
capable of taking cara Of herself and pro.
perry, and tits ordered ~adjudged and de.
creed that F. D.Rarra the plaintiff herein
be and he Is hereby appointed the. Curator
OF said integdict Cecilia PARA with full
care OF her person and property and that
letters of Caratorship Issue to the said f.
D. PARA upon his qualifying as such, in nc
%cordauce with law.
It is further ordered that Frank P. PARA
be appointed under Curator of said inter
dict in accordance with law and that aD lit
yentory OF her property be taken by Emile
Eugene Leblanc, Recorder of the: Parish OF
LafOnrche in accordance with law.
1t is ordered that the fee of the attorney
1dhoc Joseph 5. Goode Esq, be fixed at
Twenty five dollars. aud assessed as costs.
Done. read and signed in open coart at
Thibodaux this Sth October 1877.
(Signed,) ARTHUR F. KNOBLOCH,
Parish Judge OF Lafoarehe.
Filed. October 8th.. 1877.
~tSigned,) til BLANCHARD, by. Clerk.
A true copy,
Test Clerks Office.
Parish of Lafourche,
October 22nd. 1877.
J. w. KNOBLOCH,
Clerk of said Court.
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Congress has Deen in sessio

Congress has Deen in session
since the 18th instant. The cleo
ton of Randall as speaker gives
general satisfaction to the Icoun.
try, but does not appear to be a
favorable Indication that Con.
gress will do anything towards
the building of a Southern Paci.
tic Railroad, at present.
The Radicals in the Senate are
mounted on their high horse
again, and refuse to admit the Sc
majors from this state to their
seats.
When the time comes that a
Radical in high positisn can di.
vest himself of the hatred and
envy he teels for L%oulsianias the
millennium will be near bv. Louisi
ana has had no representatives
in the senate since the war and
CAM get along a year or two more
perhaps.
There is no excuse for this &C
ton of the Radical Senators but
hatred and venom against the
State that formes the blood which
floats through their veins.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
To Depvsitors in the late
Freudmen's Savings Bank
and Trust Company,

NOTICE is given to Depositors and
~ others Interested. that the Gommis-
sioners appointed to close up the affairs OF
the late tREEDMEN's SAYING BANK AMI
Trust COMPANY. will shortly declare a SEC
oND DIVIDEND OF TwENrx feR GElT, which
amount can be collected without unneces.
sary delay by forwarding their names, the
number of their FAss-RooK, if in their pos
session, aud atlsee cent postage stamp. t.
the undersigned, On receipt of which the
necessary instructions will be sent by re.
turn mail,
Those whose PAss-BooKs were forward
cd with the tirse dividend are requested to
return them. Apply to. or address
&. IA. GRIFFIN,
attorney and Solicitor of Claims
LOS GAsQUET STR, New Orleaas, La
septa26t.
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1T is useless to disguise the
fact that the outlook foc a good
yield Of Sugar, this season, is
anything but pleasant.
The Sugar cane is too green
to granulate satisfactory, whist
the rains falling will continue
that greenness and prevent the
s%weetening OF the standing cane.
Planters are in a %ouandary. If
they grind now they will make
but little if they postpone aud a
hard freeze comes, they wilt lose
their cane, which was too badly
twisted by the eqninoctial storm
for successful wiurowing. A, sit is.
the prospect Is decidedly gloomy.
>and all one eau do is to hope fol
she better.
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HELMICK's HARD TINES TREA
SURY.-Is the title of "a new pub
licatlon just issued. 1t is sheet
music size, and contains the fol
towing ten beautiful comir songs,
adapted for piano Or organ
|. You'll never miss the water till the
well runs dry. Cotnic.-R Howard.
2. He never went back on the poor. Mot
70 song aud chorus.-W. j. Scanion.
3 Down by dot Orchard, Comic duett
IL. Thatcher.
4. Isn't he a Tease 2 Comic song and
eh0rus.-Iean LeCroix.
5. Only III Fun. Comic song and chorus
r. s. Crandall.
6. My Linda Love. Comic song and cho
rus.-J. McVeigh.
Z. As Pretty us "A Little Butterfly. Song
and dance.-J. 7, R~utiedge.
8. Pretty Little Jakey. Dutch Conf,
Song.-P. nj. Strokes.
8. All Tied Back. Comic Scng.-P, Rit
ter.
10. Whose dat Knocking on de Oh,
Back Gate. Comic song and chorus.-S. W
New.
The price is remarkably low,
ONLY 81. O
Sent by mail free of charge upon recein
OF price. Address ali orders to b., w
HELMicK. Publisher, so West Fourtl
Street, CINCINNATI, o..
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The Season OF Interrnftteut..

All miasmatic complaints, in other
words, all disorders generated by unwhole
some eXhalations from the earth or water,
are prevalent at this season. In every sec
ton subject to the visitation of fever and
ague, OF other forms of intermittent disease
the causes which produce these maladies
are now actively at work. This. therefore.
Isl period OF the year when the inhabitants
OF such districts should prepare their sys-
tens to meet the unwh0lesome condition
Of the atmosphere by q course of tonic and
Alternative treatment. Foremost among the
invigorants, recommended by time and ex
p%erience as a means of foItifying the sys
tenn against all endemic and epidemic mala
dies. stands Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
BY a timely use OF the Bitters, the feeblest
resident Of an unhealthy soil may escape
fthe sickness which. without the aid of this
potent ally of nature, will be apt to over
take the strongest.
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known history" shining upon him,
candor compels us to say he is the
pefsonification o. sniveliug hy-
pocritc. For that We regret to say
is exactly the kind of man Mr..
Hayes has proved himself to be.
HIS pathway 10 the Presidency
was marked by tue commission
OF every crime it may almost he
said, known to the decalogue, and
yet tue moment he reaches Wash
lngton he calls for the prayers of
the country to ensure to him the
faults Of those crimes. Does that
look like snivellng hypocracy
lie ran as the bloody shirt can
didate for the Presidency, as the
candidate Of the party whose only
hope oi success before the people
was ~ reminding the baleful
fires OF sectional hate, and in tina
bloody feuds inseparaple from IA
war OF races. So concerned was
he for the fate of the poor negro
THAT ~ the brief moment that DC
cured after he learned the coun-
try had repudiated him, and be-
fore he learned that Zack Chand.
ler, Morton, and the rest of his
brethren intended to count him
in, he soImenly declared he cared
not for the loss Of the Presidency.
bat only grieved over the fate of
the poor negro. Last week he
told the people of Tennessee the
poor negro was safer with his
rights without the protection OF
federal arms than with it ! Was
Hayes bOness six months ago, or
is he honest now 4? Then he was
seeking Northern votes, now he
is seeking Southern votes. Does
that not look very much as if he
was ii sniveiing hypocrite 7
But it is us a civil service, re-.
former, perhaps, that he appears
as the finest specimen of airs.
class snlyeling hypocrite. When
Mr.. Hayes accepted the nomina
ton for the Presidency he declar
ed that Office holders should BIT
secure i'll their places as long as
their personal characters remain
ed untarnished and the perform
ance of their duties was satisfac
tory. And ever since he has beer
most protuse 10 his PROMISE L
know DO qualification for Office
save personal fitness therefor
and yet with all these protesta'
, lions warm upon his lips he ha'
r appointed one after another O
: the members OF the Returning
Board of Florida, Louisiana ant
South Carolina to Office, motto
. rious scoundrels as they are
until we donpt if a single one o
!, the rascalS is unprovided for. Hi
last feat in this line was the ayl
/. point'nent of Anderson, Of Louis
, lana, to ii responsible position il
/, the Custom House at New O,
i. leans. Does this s.ot look some
thing like "sniv"lins hypocrisy /!
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SUCCESSION OF THOMAS P. peNELD
SON, No. 1902.

GTATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH
y Court, Parish of Lafourche.-Wherea
Edward Ada Of New Orleans, Parish of
Orleans, has this day made application to
the said Court, to be appointed Administers
Cor OF said Estate. Now, therefor. all per-
sons are hereby warned and notified to file
their objections, if any they have, with the
Clerk Of said Court, at his Office III Me
Town of Thibodaux, within ten iays after
the first publication hereof, otherwise the
SAID applicant will be in due course of law.
appointed administrator of sid Estate,
and qualified as such.
- Witness my hand aid the im-
SiEsA press of the seal of nv office. this
Nk1 10th day OF October, Al d., 1877.
j. W. KNOHHOCH.
Clert of Court