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New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
NETWORK NAUTICAL SCHOOL.

The sixty trained boys transferred to the
United Siatcs steamer Trenton were from tie United
Stat~s truniuc-hp Minnesota. and not from the New
York nautical srhoosip St. Marys previously stated.
The latter la Is undor the control OF the oad Of
EduCa on aud ~, s;udcut-saors being cducnt ii tor
Tie merchant marine Since tie openIng of the school.
nearly tw" years a,O, al ths go boys admitted
have been Withdrawn, few dismissed for fu,hing
tire requirements Ot the school and - hnv" received
tnCaes ~ graduation. Tao great Interest manifested
by many Uf the prominent utrsouS pgfsrUt at the
cSaminati0u ANA Tie attention given the institution by
TIE ChaHber ~ Commerce insure succc> tU uturv.
ia thought Tor the sChOul. Al recent mretIug the
Chamber OF Commerce. nAlmOusy adopted u resolution
nslitutiu three lrzs U T5O IN AL Ia hc known the
rharNhcr OF Commerce prizes. frr presentation at each
annual examination Of the nautical school NJ tiJ
10 three srEOas whose stnnng shall ne The highest
during the tern OF one year since the 18th of last No
Vemb.r tho frat graduation day of the schuO, all ships
out OF New-lDIk, OOual for san Francisco and tdc Last
Indies have taken one or more OF The boys To-day tao
srhoul course win be continued after tue holiday
ton. The vacuncicS HOW existing can ho lcd by app
cation David WctgUre. Chairman Of The Executive
Committee Nautical Schools ~ No 800 Grconwich
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
STRONG DRINK AT FAIIT-

A UIY WIrH THlR1EHS MILES OF GEOCSH0Ps-A
NILLtIE WITH NoNE-PEOPLE NOT AwAkE-TmE
tOMBAl AGAINST HABITS-THE CHILD LETTER
UFT DEAD.
TO the EditOr or The Tribune
SIR: Perhaps no child, except it may be
Ch...i;o Eoss has made such sensation newspaper
c.rcos and led 10 much philanthrOpc writing the
little child which died la Its mothers few nights
ago She tko curDstoHc And II the bearing
Of such s,OIy understood, by few aud II any
are awalc.o 70 tic Of the nischiefs which
txist, tue ls..rs which r;e, that ohild will have
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02

BosroN, Jan. 1.-The CITY Government or
glized to-day. Benjamin Pope being cosrn rres'dct
of the Common Council, ana John T. CLARK Chairman Of
the Board ~ Aldcfncp. Mayor Prince was inauguted
ar delivered his addrss in which lie stated dat the
a debt u the cat on the 3lot Of Decemr. 1876. e1-
al g. OF water loans was HI3O33 75s 81 and the gross
C...t Si5 OJs l5l JS All the cities ~ aIs state iha-
raiod may Ors aud Orsa;zcd municipal S0'eIliiDtLts
10 04v.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
MAYOR ELY'6 MESSAGE.

HONEST ELECTIONS AND HONEST JCDGES-CAUsEs
or COMPLAINT ~ CITY ArFAIEs-THK DrBT-
FERRIgs-wATER sCPPLY-RAilD TEAHsll-GAs
TIGHTENING HE PEOPLES BURDEHs-NEED
OF ECONOMY.
ExGcurvR DIr,rMENT. MAYORS OyIcy,
NEw-iGRK, Jan. l. 1877.
10 The Honorable the Common Council: III this
country 1t Customary FOR newlyelccted executive
officers To publish the day Of their taking Office tncir
views aud opinions concerning the duties and powers
with which they are charged. l have concluded 10
follow the example Of my predecessors, briefly, although
think tie duty msnt more intcligcntly discharged
at q later day.
On resauiug my connection with the administration Of
our CITY and County Government. after an interval Of
sx years. find much that gratifying and much 10
depiore.
Our highest prerOgativc citizens the privilege 81
choosing our rulers and representatives freely and with
cut interference. congratulate my fellOwcitizc on
the grand spectacle city presented the day 81
Iset general election when 172,O00 voters drpc. 3
their ballots without any obstruction Or disorder.
these ballots afterward canyasacd openly az
Justly That this was inteiigeny gwen IL dcIao-
stracd 10y the fact that although party line IL
iinciy dIawu and only two tickets in tho Gl4.
IL estimated that a majority OF tbs whoic number 81
voters refIaned from voting regular party ticket bu'
Disseminated 10y crasng changing one o! more Eau,3
on their respective ballots. This rosGlt IN pCpulati,
composed such strange aud varied elements rs prop
Ciy matter OF cOngrafaton ana pilcc "Ilo 'ihd-
Gates the wisdom aad Draoticably of universal Suffrage
even ia large cities II is gratifying when
trasled with condition few years when dis
honest manipulated our DalOtbOKes, and ballots OF
citizens, by thousands were counted for candidates
against whom they were cast.
Next importance 10 honest elections ia an honest
Judiciary At the present time II is conceded that all of
our judges Of good ability and nndOubtcd in
tegIity within whose Jurisdiction liberty and property
are. protected and not impered We all remember the
time when OF the judges OF our most important
tribunals the sycOphants and tools OF the Yho
Lad nomnatiors 10 give. and the Of law Weie
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02

PRoGREss.-" if Yer please, Miss, hi wish
10 neglect my Medication though hi hhm ia serIte, has
there's knowing what position good looking 'cOUI-
pshcd gal maynt Lot now adays. learnt who was
backenng the stove, Mss, and 1t won't take yer alnt
10 ear me ''-ILonhOn Eun.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02

AhbFlh7 10 IN o %
oiiOn calendar.
, BRADY AND DANIELS, u.
40. The People OK rel. ~.
JOhn'a College agt
The CnIn'Ts Oi Tax0S
aud Assessment
lil. Allen agt. Tho People
uf the state OF y. y.
lf2 Williamson agt rho
People Of tho State Of
New IOlk.
1i3. Williamson aSt. The
People Of the state OF
New YORK.
EnuMeT1ted SfGiiOHS.
I5.. Strong agt. Myers.
l5J..Iiubbnll agt. Ihe Great
Western ms Go.
lJ6. D.. MOhr et al. agt, Folt
ct NJ.
1877 .DuEieh q al. agt. Hor.
ton ct gL
I5s Andrew 1T al. agt The
~. j. Steamboat co.
lJ9. .Inslre, sury., agt.
Hampton.
100. Connolly AIT. Dayton.
lGl. Clillin ct al. agt Los.
sels. ir. et a.
1862 Ivnch agt. Levy.
1853. Wilson - NJ. agt. Dean.
16J Chapman ast. DCbsOn.
lGJ. The Western H. x. Co.
agl BaynV ct al.
I66. Whitcslde et a.. a.t.
UymaD.
lC7 Hoe ct al agt. Hus5ey
ct al.
1853. PARK, Jr.. q nj. agt. sim.
mOu2 Ct al
1863. .PGrS, lr.. et ell. agt. Sim
mons.
40. King 1Et. Binnssc.
III. Marshall agt. Macy
ci al
l7li2..Jah'ray OF al. agt
Brow n et n.
l72. Wood Il al. agt. Hall
tl ~.
l73. Dumwer aet. King.
ia. Corr an agt, sheffield
ct al.
l75. ..Oberm agt. The
World Mutual Lifo
IIs. co.
l7G. BOYD, CX'r, agt. De la
Montagiiic.
III sullivan, admir-, aci.
The Waikiki Nat. 3s.
l1S.. smith sgt. .O'.iue e ri.
li9 pLii4IIS ayt. Melville.
lSO. .Wil!-insOn 3gt. Gili.
Isl. Robin son agt. Brennan,
.,hcuL
1s2 Bates e al agt. Gun.
uiughIm
l&}. Da!Zagt. Morris.
IAi..GIung5 a3t Carter
ct ~.
l6J.NOl Wal.hDicn Ggt.
Ne@C0me.
lSG Ds'C sgi. The Del. Lac.
and West Il. X. CD.
ls7..Ich:AaIcr agt Purcell.
49, Barley 20 al. agt. Luf.
logon.
lS9. .Sprd-ue et e.. sgt. Hos.
NOR - al.
1870. .ClWk ct al agt. Dick.
lnsJn.
1872 M,funOch ~ al. agt.
Hoffman - a.
1903. .COWlos AT. watson, i'm.
pleaded.
l9i. SichOi- 3gt. Eussbaum
o. al.
1876 william IN, trus'c, at.
NlsO. - aI.
li5. p.ars agI Matthews
e. a.
1917. RoITk0 sgt. Schmidt
90 3D.
l9s Arnold ct al. at. The
Pa. Nut. IU.. Co.
19) .ilookrT agt. Martin
ct \.
200 Hooker agt. Martin
e al.
ZOl De Luce aEi. krl!y.
Sh' rif,
202 williamson. trus'c, agt
Mason - a.
20}..IIOtmsu q al. agt. Mc.
Cu.l.Cl ~ al.
20i Bloch tt al. AIT. stein.
h2Tlt.
2o5 Mcguire agt. Lloyd.
200. Nillrt. admir-. aNt. Kip
- al
207 Sanford agt. Wheeler,
Jr.
20S. .G0p.ill ag;. Decker
- n.
200. Gaas CT al. ast. The
Mo. h. and /. Il. Il.
2lO. Hum Airpys agt. Hartt.
2lI.I.athI1p agt Godfrey
ct nj.
2l2.Scha :rr ct al. AIT.
BrCmmcT.
2l3..Cay4us, eta. sury.. ..agt.
Iic y. y. k!ng iOn
and =. Il. X. 20.
2!J..Sk,.more, rec ,r. agt.
Fart.
2lJA..lno ~. Me. Ins Co.
aEt. The HcTCnants'
MUt. Ils. 60.
PIG y h.'Dn ct q. agt
spring.
9l7.. ..IIlg-iIs at. kUrTay.
2lS.. BC,IHiC& 2gt. Frank
field.
2l9. -II,rrIrh ag:. Brennan.
2ZU.-Eiidsall agt. EowleT ct |
al.
22l Tuil.ctt ast. Taylor It
222 Kelly, sl'H. at. Marsh
Q; sl
2=9. Salisbury act. S'en8on. |
22i..N. y LIE a.i Trust |
CO. ast. ir.. :arld. !
22i-2. y. \. Life ali trust
60. act. bee. wpld.
22j III" Brewer. and u. |
Ir-. Go. 1t al! at |
Davenport "' a., C-'e.
22O. .No".-cy A. Brown Il
al.
227..Icyy aCr. The Metrop. |
tIr ils. so.
2'29 II .wlft SO. BramhaI. |
~. . H,... H-t. hDCh.
2ju..Ate.aut4y ,t De agt. |
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02

i"
nj, iInpl Il.
| 3O8. Smith 81 II. agt. KTans
k1pf eial.
300 BCcking agt. Uanselt
lmprd.
3l0 Schneider agt. Hart.
BIZ. .8Dodv IN aSt. CODklin.
3l2. Visseher ACT. Tie
GTccnbGuk Alkali CO.
| 3i3. .WhcclOck agt. Wickea
! 3li-.H0lli.ter at. EDgei.
hardt eiAL
3l5. Morris act. DeWOlf.
| 3iG.. Bottom ct al. ag;. Clahin
3l7~ Bylnes ot al. sgt. The
| MGyor.
3l9. .Sturgia. adm'r, agt.
Drew et Al.
| 3l9 MARSHALL agt. Macy
ct al.
J20. Wheeler ag;. Tho Conn.
hnt. L;e lHa. Co.
1ZI., Fisher, trustee, agt.
MurlOcs, imp'd.
J22.. Fisher. trustee, agL
- oJurt2cy ct al.
S23 Kingagt. DUryCa, ,impd.
3It.oheiiiaE IL al. agt.
325. Whitonan agt. leslie
Of al
1926. Chase ct al. agt sper.
ling.
327 .Sturces, admir-. act.
Vanderbilt, iaipd.
o2S- Marvin ast. Prem dee
Il III.
32J. La iISroa ggt. The
Long Island Bank.
$50. Wilcox q GIBBS :. II.
co. agi. Elliott.
33i SOuthwick agi. Tho
First. Nat. Bank OF
HcuVhis.
332 Kent agt. illler.
CIRCilG-PART
1915 Z Tho Pres't, &c, Of tie
Bank Of Louisiana
ayt. BTaLfe, IT,, ct 81
S52 The Canadian Bank ~
Commerce agt. Hill.
lcHnaud.
POLL. ROdnan agt. King.
2DlJ. Wallace, &c, at. Lb
lHg and anO.
2O9l. Carroll agt CasSidy.
-J11 Chambers agt. katz.
1873 y. BruCs 81 al 0gt. Nor.
vail et 1i.
2l7j Nckenpee act. Millu
z3iJ.1he Perforated Block
Pave. 60. agi. @trrrs
1898. Hts aId ana. agt. On.
dcrdUk.
35il. LeCky ~ al act. The
ti4v0r. &c.
! l.Ia;onrrtte ACT. Clarke.
Hi. Wilkinson sJ al agt.
Noble aul 9a0.
pApT Nv
1904. EOehler act. Marshall
aRI dAo.
500 Dirr ks at. McNcrzir.
IO-OaT liner agf. TnD Nay.
or, tcD
35S2 RnG ,Hi ana. sg" The
ht}Y -. NC.
2T5G Wal trtTh" M1vor. &c.
1870 ~ DItg ald an1. agL
~u.l'1aL
S@t >. " nlti't|f agt rev.
u,i,h.
2GiC 'af1usoh, a3W'V, at.
DnsiuUre, lr'-t.
e1@1..,a..ra,'.Id.s- get a.
3J22 Du. irv at Tnr Mayor.
d..
90 Bran et al. lst EGls-
sr1s
1854. M-IirraEt. HOY ). .CN'N.
31O9.. N.ri. sgr., &c, G-f.IlI.
,teL
2ot5 ~cuso, act Trace
eN'r.
1893. Calender agf Gallon.
der.
l74ll..F1l..o aRt Han
gm..
3Sil..Th- nirIr'fs ~. Nat
H8uN All. tt..Mau
81 a.
657 DIi..olL. admr. agt.
me MAJOR. 80.
1855 Henderson, sgt. White
G. az.
1923. Stc~art act. Phcn'y
Fire iu.. CO. Oi
Btana.yu.
3075. Wild cr al. AIT. G nncr.
,ltrlM.
22G7 IIai.trai agt Koss.
.3jJ. Excelsior Pc. 90. sgt.
Ip.lar. lWgd.
279..Re.k < a-t. Tire PhoniX
ire lu-. 60.
Jc-g DogYizai.y bJgat2k..
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02

, J-cal-a5ar ,or January.


lJ.J..Lau a., IilL
J-Cli-H42g 'or Janu1ry.
jj.ClU .'.-icT ano T.lth
rrrrrt a. X. aRi. fLe
. .y,r, Eg.
80 BrOHU1g,. Fuller.
Js.-H .t,gnJy a "a ientOn
81 D.
- Muii.raVt Grant q a..
JA.-Ca.tH,ou agt Blluttt
o. al
90 Dr Di-'io 60 al. at.
Brttot 3i.
GIL aA bert at. Hope
A.L Lii. iLs go.
c. Er..s-Ca,.lt a a. agt.
b., sgrr ctlL
63. Sl'a'-"gIartll. 3 liJn
Dine ~4v Inst.
6i NH."I igi Vanderbilt.
GS..aW iD'.l.rr r'I.s ~1l.y
AK llr MAYOR. &c.
fG ~ sa-. I.cfa %.
81 IIa:n,. at HlU.i.
U~.Bs's.srt a-i. ftD.d.
60 Price ~. piIcr r: IL.
- .Gslii1cr aCt. security
Lac lus. to.
7l..Inuan Ct ~. at Cam
cIlN.
72..EuIo. r.uo say. list
at. Ciari u al
T3..JmoI i.M. ~ag. ILSt.
ae..' i9Tr ft al.
7i.-Au. r,E5 a. Al agt.
=. Kissam art. Alg.c.
7O-3iri.; as1 i--iIPson
77..lr.U;y ~. L3kc shore
rli .I. -. g.. 90. c..
7S.CIAI H-t LIZ" = .o.O
g.a ~. IS g.. 3 60.
- C'Hr. t.'. la.r ~..To
aYl ". -. ll. "a. CD.
Su..Inr..- g.,t. babe more
4rl -. IS. o.. o.. CD.
S.. H.l.Mas org. Ll., ;.
., a,. .,..,l. "a d, r.. r. d. ,t ,..
-J..s1l .f.Jc..l.. ID.s
, --, p-,
o..
49, d., ,,..,.
no p AT
- ,i' ae' .y
tn. .. 'L
oJ..Nt 10 '" 20 H. IL
o.. Co.
"'.-'... t'ht -' h'H
' 3D.
"i.... e. p TT "-' '. I'''i -''''
80 " l."'l 'E' i.-''
,,t
y " h "a. .'
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af' -''..'n ...
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.. '
97 l. ''.' al. is. -
b -
". 10, ."f''' 4" '.,
y' 'i 90
" eetItf -iiro. IL H.
o.
loo Fowler 1g "h
..at
lOi kuH. ] ms
tiaL
lu2 M-
rt1I
Iui in.," aei
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
THE MUNICIPAL NEW YEAR.
CHANGES IN CITY OFFICES.

TIE NEW ORDER OF THINGS II THR CITY HAIL.
MAYOR EIN'S ACCESsION-nIS MFSSAGE-TiiE
MOST PRESSING NEEDS OF TIiE CITY fRvIEwED
FLY-RECOMMENDATIONs FOR LESsENING
MUNICIPAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oF
Tue NEW BOARD or ALDERMEN
Mayor Ely succeeded Mayor Wickham in this city
yesterday without any formal ceremonies, and sent
q brei message to the new Board of Aldermen. lie
referred TO the progress made i'll the City Govern
mcnt of late years and thon reviewed the cauScs OF
complaint which still remain Tho increase of the
itys indebtedness was clearly pointed out, ard it
was urged that every effort should be made to
lessen the burdens of the people by reducing
expenditure and by cutiing down the number
and salaries Of city officers. The ferry franchises,
the water supply rapid transit the price of gas, and
the relief of the poor the principal themes con-
sidered in the remainder of tho message. Mayor
Ely and County ClOrk GumbietOn have made few
changes among the persons attached to their depart
mcsts.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02

Moss. f.C.ll.'i.:, k-.-t, and Epeibc are u"W a-
,ciltcis: The others s"!Ycu under Mavor N.c3.am.
Nayu Iiy desired 20 make l".rG change. hu. 1>ttI-
tu1riu lhi vie CluiloytS wore ,! ally fIil tL.rct,
With laclu.s GaprutD1 upon "a. ~ h3s Ga'oiu.! "a
- MAKE additional rcD.}.s c1te, Ccr ilctlUH o.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02

TneIr associates N tie County CicEs Uihoe presented
Yesterday 10 D. l. Homes aH. &. J. Jones each hand
Bnle pin, tJEen ot thc friendship which Lad
grown up Il The lears they hiG bc,n together
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
THE COURTS.
ChLENDARS-TuIs DAY.

fSuPpgNs COUKf-CHA.BRRs- -DANs. r. J.
First Monday, motion cal Gjar
Al
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02

1888. vanfprvoort Art "a.
a., 81 aOToye. &C., Asa
333 .OpdySP - nj. agt 81.
win ct a..
JJ5 .Spillane dgt. Dyyes
- al.
35G Arnold ~ al. agt Ths
Pacific Nut. Ins. CO.
337 hnTIi % al. a9t. Nc.
L9U2hliH ttai.
33s.. lockwood pgt H,.hon
339 Smith agt. Frankiield
80. .CleTent3 agt. Yturria
34l Mas q nj. agt Tbs
N.,-Ouri X. q r. II.
3f2. Jones Il al agt. Butler
ttaI.
W3 Baron agt. MarksetaI
3t4 Bailey at. Hilton 81 al.
30. Dly cs0n ct 81. agt. AL
faro.
36. Dor.ity, e1'r. AT
o kapp
3i7. Egsrhback agt. Manu-.
facturers 4 Il. B'k.
3l5" BlClan = a., eKTsaKl
Rr1iOul. ry'r.
34J. Ca-sscDesr - al. ex'ra
a1t Kalbneisch.
$50. .stsphsns act. Ths
BodIC Of Education
81 the cts Of Brook.
lYn.
35l Hrl."tiy agt. Nc
Cure.
352 .Zclosa sgt Worthing.
ton.
1858. Martin agt. Funk.
admir-.
55i Ianfrum agt. Clark, Ir.
uupid Il.
355..Wali1oo agt. The Nay
o.. re. 4 al.
BOD Alien agi. LysH.
317 De Lanccy agi Stsafns
ct al.
JJS. .lIaym2n ~ II. agt Tho
Am.Tn rat sponge
60.
3j3l2.B BrJner q al. agt. Bru.
urr "a al.
3J9. .O'CoHuor agt. The
Mayor, &c.
Van VoRsr J.
,IO7. The EaIs ~ 'he Ohio
Nfli = of NdcriuS.
". AI, at I.C,l a
,iS5 DOcil.Hss,st fhc Mayor
Re.
~ McHirg agt. Sira;tOn.
1893 glier art Tho
: cJad Ave. +. r 20.
--- Gaf" agt -cialcnlcrg
y ~. Wallace and auo. agt.
The Amer. Linen
Thread 90.
f-3.. solomon agt conner,
Slrrin
SO ia.H.rysl agt The Nay.
IN. &c.
.Jsl.Ibr Mayor, &c, agt.
NeJb.
.JI3. Brown AIT Decker,
iWu.l.
1868 Esvin. admir-. ae,'. Tho
AlseIsilk ateau-
boat %.
rTpROOK. =.
,lao. Wells art. CUnnnr.
NAtllW.
$40 ~uydt.czt. BU+t,l nd
anu.
l. j NWluiye ~. farley.
.JJj Porter ~ a. 4,'. G0r.
don.
,iti INiFHsr ~. Conner.
~a,fti
CO.. Ne43HI.u at DU.lpv.
,llp u" ia,aIr'fe ACT.
ma. fAT
1905 81 49,. d., at. Tae
Mayor Sc.
.3i..lI. .4 IS. A1t..slm.
~ BlD'klrr 1gt Nli.iy.
Ctll
9H1 .N.I Iufn. 4s'. A.lrt.
t,.ftsl
--iO..GaI.,.t igL Brennan.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
DESPERATE STRUGGLE WIrH 4 BURGHlR.

Netc- YORK, Jan. I. =.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-03-29
"l'IuCky' Jim Blaine.

I never loved you, stormy Blaine,
Nor any limp" Of (Northern) Maine;
For one good reason, It's enough:
You're "Yank." and I'm Of Southern
stuff;
Yet, | admire the manly style
in which you rouse the Bourbon bile.
Nor hate your logic, nor you wit:
But ike your sterling Yankee grit
I prize the blood and fearless chap,
Who, when he takes returns a rap,
That's always ready elbow for blow,
In open field to meet a foe
In any cause that's worth the strife.
Wiling to venture limb or life;
[ believe the heroes niche you'll fit,
With Yankee brain and Yankee grit.
And now that party's"got a sposm,"
And can "shake" across the "chasm,"
( cannot now withhold due praise
From your true knight, Pacific
Hayes"
[ believe he means to "plav us fair;'
At him [ now have ceased to swear.
And now indeed 'twould give me paiu
70 swear at you, you naughty Blaine.
&. j. b.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-03-29
Died.

At the residence Of Mr.. 4. H.. Rogc,s
in this place on Friday, March -,
IS7.-Mr. Frank &. Spaulding, at
the age of27 years.
The deceased wasa young man OF
personal popularity among his &C
duaintalces. Forthe past two years
he has been engaged in the sale Of
the Dixie Wooden Pump, for w. w.
Wood & Co., of this place. H. had
spent the most Of that lime in the
State Of Mississippi, and other South
ern States. His mo.her, N rs. L. {.
Lawrence, who resides in New York
City, was summoned by telegraph
and reached this place on Monday
evening, Iut too late 10 see her son
alive. she took charge Of the remains
and conveyed them % Americus, Ga,
where they were buried by the side
of bis fathers.
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Chattanooga Items.

Corn or wharf asa l7c; in depot 80
,ents for choice white. Wheat Sl.43
also good demand. Oats 45c, fail
Iemand. Rye SOC, dull. Hay Asa
Is, dull. Potatoes Sl.O0, dull. But.
.er 2O@25c. Eggs Sc. Chickens p.
Apples 53.00@4,O0per bushel. Hides
l2ac,
The bodies of seven soldiers OF
he late Confederate army, Pat
Jleburne's corps, were removed
rom the battlefield Of Mission
Try Ridge and buried in the Con
tederate Cemetery at Chattanoo-
ga, last Saturday.
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HISTORY GA PICTURE.

Two of the most celebrated artist;
the world has ever known dwelt In
the same city. One delighted in
d~elineating beauty in all its graces OF
tint, form, and motion. His por-
traits were instinct with the charm
of physical vigor. The graceful, half
vo~iuptuous outline of form and fea-
ture harmonized with d~elicately
blended tints. On his canvas, the
homeliest faces had an almost ire
sistible charm. The other found
pleasure only in depicting weird and
gloomy subjects. Above all, did he
excel in painting the portraits of the
dying. The agonizing death-throe,
the ghastly face and form, were all
depicted with marvellous fidelity.
There existed between these artists
the most intense dislike. At length
this dislike eliminated. The beauty
loving artist had been engaged in
painting the portrait Of a beautiful
woman. Connoisseurs pronounced
it the most wonderful piece of art
that had ever been produced. His
brother artist was jealous of his fame
and sought revenge. By bribing the
keeper Of the studio be gained access
to the picture each night. AT first he
was content to only deaden the brill
fancy of the complexion of the eyes,
efface the bloom from check and lip
and paint Il shadow on either check.
Later, his strokes grew holder al
freer, and one morning yre artist
awoke to find the entire outline OF the
portrait changed. He could scarcely
recognize in the emaciated form and
haggard c%ountenance the glowing
conception he had embodied. The
pallid face and expressionless eyes he
had attributed to a lack Of genuine
ness in his materials; but when the
outlines were changed he suspected
the cause and Indignantly dismissed
the keeper. What the revengeful mr.
fist marred by a few skillful stokes
of his rapid brush was only restored
by years Of patient industry, Read
er, need wcname the artists,-Health,
who paints the flower and grassy
corpetn no less than the human form
divine, the dreaded artist,
who reyels among the ruins both of
nature and humanitv,-and Careless
uess, the keeper to whom Health of
ten intrusts his portraits. And is it
not the beauty OF women, the most
admired of all the works which adorn
the studio Of Health, that disease of
tenest seeks to mar? The slightest
stroke of his brush upon the delicate
organization leaves an imprint that
requires much skill ard patience to
efface. Restoration must be prompt.
Carelessness must be dismissed. Let
suffering women heed the warning
ere Disease has married their chief
beauty-beyond r~eparation. DIR.
P;erce's Favorite Prescription has
been used by thousands Of these sui
and they are unanimous in the
of its excellence. Ii You would
trausfrom the pallid, nervous in
into 4 happy, vigorous woman,
it.
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Momoway,s PiIIs 3 OIntment.

We stand aghast at the thousands
hourly hurried to a premature grave,
victims of having neglected the first
symptoms of disease. Whether the
complaint originates in the body, or
be introduced accidently through the
skin-fatal results may be warded of
by a timely recourse to one or both
IF these medicines. 25 cents per box
or pot.
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Call at Joseph's Centennial Store
ind look at the extensive stock Of
Jewelry now Oh exhibition, consisting
# the latest styles and patterns.
Just Received fine Is karat La,
lies Gold Watches and the latest
,tvles of all Gold and Plated Chains.
ifew more of our Grape sets left,
rnd those that are still in want Of
some can be supplied by calling early.
All goods warranted as guaranteed.
In addition to the aboyea fine line Of
cents furnishing Goods, Dry Goods,
clothing & Shoes which can be
bought % per ct. cheaper than any
where else. Call and be convinced.
II. Joseph.
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Success.

1t is reported that DoscHEE's GERMAN SYR-
Up has, since its Introduction in the United
S%tates, reached the immense sale of 10000
dozen per year. Over 5000 Druggists have
ordered this medicine direct from the Fac
tory, at Woodbury., Nj, and not one thu
reported a single failure, but every lertcr
speaks of its wonderful success in cusing
severe Coughs, Colds settled on the Breast
Consumption, or any disease Of the Throa;
md Lungs. We advise any person that has
any ~prcdisposition to weak Lungs, to go to
their Druggist, A. d, Scruggs, and get this
Medicine, or enquire about it. Regular size,
Is cents; Sample Bottle, 10 ceuts. Two do
SEES will relieve any case. Don't neglect
YOUR cough.
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We arc PERMITTED to publish
the following extract Of n letter
received by Messrs. Sanford
Chamberlain & Albers, recently
The medicine Harris
Antibillious Discovery is having
an unprecedented run in this sec.
ton, and the cures of cases of
long standing, as well as recent
diseases Of the liver, Kidneys,
Stomach, etc, have been so nu-
merous and wonderful that the
people really begin to think il
raises the dead. BE sure and
ship to-day,
Yours &C., is.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

For the week ending March p.
OCOEE HOUSE.
P. p. Ellis, Jno. 9. Warner, G. W.
Jack, A. Lapp, Louisville, Ky; 7. N.
Buck, Jr., W. Y. Snithly, st Louis,
No; B. J. Hutchins, Atlanta. Ca,
Z. Gibson, Z. b. Edwards F. A.
Stratton, Fred II. Young, j. Il. Ora
rens, P. Lazard, Chattanooga, Tenn
Jas. Gilliland, Pittsburg Pa; w. BAT
kinson, Franklin KY; DR.. Pettyjohn,
Charleston, Ills; Jno. r.. Butt, S.
Cole, w. f. Bettcrton, Knoxville,
Tenn; r. j. Boyd, Polk County;
D. 9. Scales, A. II. Coussens, Nash
vile, Tenn; H. G. Jackson, Bllti-
more; 2. Burke, New York; w. G.
Caldwell, Charleston Tern; De ia.
cob Calm, Richmond Va; James
Walker. Boston; b. Hough, Va;
DR.. j. E. Bently, Charlotte, N. G.
Jno. A. Stcod, Jas. NJ. Cowan, W. NJ
Cate, Jr. j, X. Clingan, City.
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FQyE STOCK.

Stock Raiscrs: Call at Gum
Gates Livery Stable and see the
celebrated thoroughbred Stallion
livingston" and the thoroughbred
imported Spanish Jack, "Sancho''
over - hands high. For particu-
lars see hand. bills.
Feb. 9.2m.