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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-02-15

THE position of Mayor Wheeler upon
local option, as reported in the STATES
MAN, was obtained from a minister of
this city, who stated that personal in
terview had been held with HIM upon
the subject. Desiring to place people
just where they belong, we give a
counter statement as to Mr.. Wheeler's
views on local option, as he is reported
to have expressed himself to Mr.. Brueg-
gerhoff:
Mayor Wheeler desires to be under
stood as saying that he had expressed
a purpose to vote for prohibition, but
since giving such depression and max
ing an examination of the law, finding
that it prohibits the sale and use of
beer and native wines, he does not
favor it enough to take any part in in
tluencing any one to vote for it. He
had been mayor for five years and had
never known case of crime brought
before him originating in the use of
lager beer, so far as he knows their
origin. He also regrette' having given
an opinion on the law before making
an examination of it.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-02-15

FRIDAY Unitedj States Marshal
Purnell shipped to the National
Treasury al Washington all the coun-
terfeit tools, plates, presses and money
captured with Pete Mccartney, who is
now in the Indiana penitentIary, when
he was arrested in this State by Federal
officers, over year ago. The articles
are as follows: One set of engraver's
tools, one printing press, one lot of
bank note paper, two counterfeit de-
tectors, one lot of copper and metal
plates, one box carmine powder, one
box green powder, one can varnlsh,
one pair large shears, three palette
knives, one shoemaker knife, six small
files aud one of Heath's counterfeit
detectors. The counterfeit money was
as follows:
1873 fve-dollar bills. ....$1, 915 90
$50 twenty-dollar bills. 80. 6,400 90
10 fifty-dollar bills. $500. 500 90
60 fifty cent bills and nine
pieces of mutilated cur
rency.. 81 90
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-02-15
A CADEMY OF DANCING,
DuPREs BUILDING.
Prof. H. a. cotton,

First session commences Saturday, February
Il. sti0A y. Per Ladies. Misses and Masters,
viii eubraee . thorouxh ecnrne 81 Instruction.
IN al modern society dfIicet, Intending t44z
ssNeu TX Social and '-Londoa taace1@~ aud
Al the fashionable s-ffound uapcos.
Pnrscu'ar atte1tion viii b devoted 70 c1If-
dren with Firu 70 tbs Development Of t1te,
grace and dignity o. department.
For fnFther pGft culAfI So Prof. Cotton Il Tie
hall. fsbiidis
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-02-15
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, February 1S.-Noon-Cot-
ton quiet and unchanged; middling up
lands cad; Orleans l5-16d; sales
10000 bales, including 1000 for specula-
ton and export; receipts 80, 900 bales;
American 1850 bales. Futures 1-Ssd
dearer.
, 1877-08-12

10 Me EQl3of a. lac GfntcfeT.
ps a. atse .: shs
Emp1oycs,'' l ind the following statement:
- Railroads cannot be operated without h.ss1
labor. nnu operatives entitled to fair compen-
sation. Men are entitled to living wages" This
specious falsehpod lies at the foundation OF all
labor combinations. 1t is the incentive to all
strikes: the source Of all the dscord between cup
nj and labor, OF rather between employers and
iaboring men, and strikes would CEASE, or dna 80
few athcrents that society would regard them with
no apprehension. TIE TRIBUNE has been erni-
ncrty sound In ts utte!auces in relation to laoor
and capital, the strikers, the rioters, and
others, aud it is really unfortunate just now.
when the truth should be maintained
ut aIt hazards, and the minds Of the labor'ng
classes au their sympathizers dlsahused Of error.
to lsvc leading and influential papcr, either in
tcntsonay or inadvertently, give uttcrance to doc
trincs it has heretofore so vigorons'y y eonaSatca,
and on which well ordered society can never rest,
An nbsurd assertion made by nlc or any humble
"indiyduat has little influence and mny pnss unno'
ticed, hut it put forth by distinguished man or
1calttng journal it becomes very different affair.
1t ia not my purpose here to discuss the ques.
tions involved between labor snt capital. / will
only remark thas it the aborcr s cntlted to l1sna
wa .cs every other man who has commodities tol
salc il entitled to living prices for tneH and the
all perradin. Inv Of supply and demand that has
heretofore been supposed to be tue supreme ar:
bitter OF values Is dead and gone with the exploded
errors and theories OF the past. WoRKlScNAs.
VIII THE TRIBUNE kindly admit that rail
roads can be run without hired labor; that
operatives arc not entitled to any compensation
and that men are entitled to enough to insure
starvation
, 1877-08-12

TO fhc 151{{0" !T he GT0ltIeTt
cu1c.6o. Aug. 1l.-The attention OF the health
authorities is respectfully called to the territory
east OF the lilin"is Central Railroad trucks from
the depot to the city limits. II seems that wc
must lie assaulted BY stinks from all directions:
Possibly the Commissioner is too much occupied
with the Bridgeport odo1s Or perhaps 70 punapies @
tn compare with three places in the locality indi-
catcd>, very questionable operation Ut this time,
as it involves expense unnecessarily and creates a
worse smell than II allowed remain and grndual-
IL Gl IN with GARTH one Of the best 1sinfectants.
Nill be not please inspect the locality and also the
LIKE Park, and take such steps Us may be neccs-
rarY to abatc these nuisancess Perhaps he had
better invite the Mayor anu the Health Committee
Of the Council to accompany him. PrEE AIR.
The only ray to secure reform in the stink
business is to set higher price On De VOLTS
scalp, and appoint somebody with o nose for
steuchcs and an eye for distances.
, 1877-08-12
WHOA!

70 the Editor Or the GF0hcltT.
CHICAGO, Aug. 9.--As d citizen OF Chicago. ana
q resident OF Michigan Ayepne, particularly.
would most respectfully call the attention Of our
honorable Mayor uud the superintendent of fohce
to the outrageous proceedings Of PERSONS VINO CT
erczc their stock On that .thosoughfarc, and who
utterly ignore the Inv regulating fast OF reckless
driving. 1t is unusual thing to hear thtse per
sons for half Rqnare commanding pedestrians 10
.+look out while they ar BY careless Of every
thing except their own reckless enjoyment. Last
Snbba1n we had the pleasure Of witnessing most
discraccful atrar, in the shape of brush tscruo}
Or race between double teams, one team
trotting ut = $50 gait, the other run
nins rs if beyond the control OF the
driver 4 marty Of ladies crossing the street
bad scarcely time to reach the pavement when
they rushed By ,ii.c 4 fash, thinking little tund
caring !css) whit might hayc been the consc-
4uGnces. 4-.---..
we have To endure, particularly on the sabbath,
since this street has been ''reconstrucsed. With
y little GOOD law we'll enforced the avenue might
he uadc one of the most delightful nlcasnre- drives
in the city OH which heads Of families might mir
their wives and babies with safety But rs matters
now stand It is more like Derby race-course than
anythiu. else, and timii people dare not venture
there urlii1 something Is tonc TO check this law-
lessncss Now, this state Of affairs ean and must
be stopncd, and nc call upon the honorcd gentle
men aforesaid for their assistance, IS well as that
Of Aid Ballard, to preserve the peace on the
- LAkE-FKoNr.
Tie correspondents point is not well taken.
There never was woman born who would get
ont Of the way of horse, however imminent
her danger.
, 1877-08-12


Chicago, Aug. 8. =! have seen the new Natato-
ruin or Swimming School, md it seems TO me to he
just the kind Of IN institution We have long felt
The need Of In Chicago. So iasso good, Bat still.
in the u1attcr OF expense, it is not just what we
want. Where n.e The people in the ordinary walks
Of life who afford to pug at tho rate OF oo een:s
a bath two OF three times OF even once week:
Tbe mass Of tho people cannot sec Il
yct. Now I wish to propose q plan
which will reach the great 'un'yashed in ali
directions. ~ Let the city cease improvins the
far-dsrant parks for the present. and let US nave,
as soon as may he. one or two OF thosc natatof'hs
alongside OF in connection With each police station
in the city, and under control OF the police. ~
Ii they cannot be made free let thu tariff DC nom1
pal not more than 1t costs for streete fafe. ~
small fee only is charged. no doubt quite clear
revenue would result from, it. In couclusion- Is
not the idea feasible and practical. and would VIC
NOT ali consider the money we'll spent tcycn II
made free> in adng to The health and comfort of
residence in our city: l. II. +. AAh1.
It is possible that 4 bath in the vicinity OF .
station would be 4 great convenience to Mr:
Hart, but what the people want is something On
thu lake front, where large batning g-house
could be put up at an expense so diminutive'
comparcd with the benefits, that as low price
as strectear fare would afford profit.
, 1877-08-12

OF sugar. AMI do not wish to pay At the rate OF L.
crasine 81 day. with family to support, feels in
duty bound to get what he pays fos. To be sure,
excuse for giving fifteen ounces to the pound.
Every little helps, but that is no reason why the
consumer should forfeit that lttlc when it is OF as
mpch 'mportnnce 10 him, with bis few cents to live
victim to these abuses. feel that in justice to a
consumers, these petty clippings on:ht 10 be done
away with, as vel al the false measures Of the
commission men, TYPO.
Complaints against the extortfons OF re:ail
grocers amount almost to q strike On the part
Of the community. The only relief is for the
wholesale men to sell Mt retail, which would
bring down the Shylocks to q standard Of de-
cencT.
, 1877-08-12
FOUND WANTING.

cutc.co. Aug, Ii .-Thc doors Of the Erowl
coIumn peins Open to ALL would like to have the
privilege "f venti'atlng few abuses winch are are
being practcrd upon all classes both @ aeh ,nd and
sr,ynl1ed hy the commission men Is very good. and
ii would be web to !ook into other modes ;.sd q
h~ 1arse number Of grocers. Being poor myself,
week, and laying OF two weeks cannot buy in
a. ~ = nound Of tea, half pound OF butter, or
pound of sugar. Ii weighing these, hsve to
submit to a heavy, sheet Of paper being weighed
c,thc,. OK in the case Of butter, dishes
wo9 which su!n ss tes 70 gGs; s;
H.. en,er tor handling but rot heavy enough for
cnmnIaInt on the part of any customer" Sow,,
csnnot our council adopt some measure to eonpe.
rrocets to give fuN weight We Day for pound
, 1877-08-12

saaa1aat co.r1<7+s iyt~tsaueng mt:
Inthe beginning OF February afeaglui 5I;aa5 s1ag
cdr vas enacted 10 the district OF haichnng,
eant tftccu miles to the northeast Of this port
~ Tnunc II Wo (boat dock), small village IN
l'abi1cd b. fishermen and small Junk people,
] some ]conyersions to the Roman Catholic taish
took place year age; or fathsF ag Msehsa o'a man
m!';rtE na Tiles from the port OF that name) we're
sdootcd. The rest OF the villagers held to the
faith OF their forefathers. One day.he two con-
ycrts tired off crackers in honor ot holY pc
French priest, and then having PLACED the piss-
dawn to alore the saint represented before
then. IS they were knceling one OF thei1 aei'
such relationship BY the latter title) rushed Into
the ' room with q hoe or some. other i9stIu.
ment me- Of hpsbandry, and nearly severed ~ ds
head OF tbs younger nan* The 1afnef ran ~
, 1877-08-12

for assistance, and laid hts complaint before
magistrate, hut when he got back to his house
he was told that his son had been dragged to
the joss house and then immolated. Not salts
unc1cs or relatives, having demanded that tho
old man {oyer 10 years Of age} should give uD
his new religion, on his refusal to do so tied AEl
to donkey with a rope round his neck and
dragged him to the Joss house, the poor fellow
being stranglcd before he reached SO far. TIE
hearts of the two martyrs we're searched Tor. IS
it was thought they had been stolen By th- eril
spirit, and finally hole being made IN the isc
the bodies were thrown In. All this happened
on Feb. 9, and, strange to say, the authorities
hare not done anything toward furnishing Tho
murtlercrs, nor have tie bodies been recovered
OF auv inQueSt been held.
, 1877-08-12
Torneflo-Latsst Edition.

The newest English torpedo is the ssRocket"
Its minimum speed is said to be three times
"a much. II is fred from skeleton tube
trough By means Of an electric fuse, and it eaE
be discharged with equal tacilitp from an ordl~
nary ships launch or from the side OF first
class iron clad fri@ate the special fittings required
for it being Of the simplest nature Il wv oea
element OF danger which is present in th'
Whitehead IN the form Of compressed air At ~
enormous pressure It has no delicate fnternas ~
machinery or projections liable to injury, is
motive power being gas, generated % Tue o', SLOW
combustion OF composition evolving rapidly
expanding gaa.
, 1877-08-12
charge that Morris packed the jury IN hls

favor,
IL Come to think Of 1t, Sherwin is his bonds
tras that xas ocn,1aintcu With him, an 4 didn't
know nny of the other Conslables. Not one OF
ne rne;x anvthin7 ahout who was to 90 on the
inry. and tie statement that it was packed is
faIsr. Morris saws the reason Of Linscott's
s1aniornns ,.hartres is that. when Morris was
nanntv ShcTiff ne arrested man on petty
werro,;t and Iinsrott offered him SO II he
would 1T his client of. Morris refused to do
- a,d 1a thinks I,insrntt is now irving to get
cTcn with h;1n.,,
Mr Watsnn' IN conclusion, Impressed upon
the reuortcr tie Importance OF the latter under
standing that the srenches conc, not from the
fnrt;l;zi3r observation-disclosures. but from the packing
houses, and TINT tic house Of Sherwin g. Co.,
en;nr - +ha n,,,,tiforjons imnroyements they
=" as ~ lnI ,;t, ta,, a. ro}ngne n thc stne-
nau .'aue, stea !" - .sh;s sa1 ~ - +
rloflIy p1 Tue onol aLlaellp:, ~ ~ ,sxox
ciTx-ATrohNEf i 11SsGorio ;79sa sESsao u ae;s Mr.
Of the difficulty is as follows: Hc sass ~.
Shcrwfn was tcsttfying that he had been nslnE
the apparatus or material to SUPPRESS tne
stencil about his premises which ad 1xo9f esen IT, e.
De De Woif was sitting near him pinscott), and in
stage whisper remarked: :" Ae Is sWSatlng ha!3
falsely" Sherwtn did not near tne leutN ~ ~ -
his attorney, MI HennesseF, aia1 anu nInss H. ~
once and addressed the Court rcprlina!uin. ~
Dc Wolf. While hewas speaking sAef"ln 1utlpe,u
up aud spra,g toward Dc Won anu slrosn
at him with his cane strlk1n9 MN on .ut t,,t
The Court fined she5win $ orc9ntempI, S sna9y 1ne
subsequently reuittcd the fine. ~. anerwnrs
evidence was then completed. and in his cross,
examination he confessed that he had &c. oniJ uSSa na
part Of the material or apparatus tna. s. ~
Wolf lad said that he had sworn falsely atout.
Mr.. Li,scott said he subsequently a:smisseo Inc
case because satisfied that she }a1y was Prela-
diced In favor Of Shcrwin, which nc says NC r.
marked at tue time in strong LANGUAGE. ny ng
says that lie rcipstated the case yestsIoas' aho
is determined to push it to SPECIFY es1at'
FRoh MARTIN nsstt
| Justice Summcrffcld'5 clerk, the reporter oo-
tained the names Of the Jurors, Which arc IS io4-
lows:
MA. Howard. clerk, boards 274 State.
6: W. Peacock. pead1e1, honse 'assass ssa Clark
I ). B. Miller, clerk, house 1il3 DEARBORN.
6. g. Harris, no. ia The % DireetofS. nsss
- M;1tar Hs;tnIa' ara ~ ~ shc Directory
{; = 1lara. nGs N .nG i s.vvnr, ooe Kinzic
sn E1e,.an W. ar clerk 3o3 West Nad-
snns ~ ds;ver. house south Western ar, sonth-
srest corner Tbtrty-sixth.
| ac.ord;no IN Mr. Rest, the Constable who
serve1 the venirc is ". Z. Norris, who makes
, 1877-08-12

blown mammals head off, for the burglar was
only q cat, and mamma was Trying to use 1t up
} With @ carpet sweeper, Sonic time III tell rou
something about him, only you must never say
that be snores. 'cnusc it makes him awful mad.
Say, if you print this, won't yon send paper
TO nv cousinf She wants to know when write
ANYTHING, aud she says she saw you once, and
you was real gool-loolins. perfectly gorgeous,
She said. Send her the paper, aud when she
comes rll introduce ron to her, and If you fix
IN, and grease your hair, she may take shine
~ vo,,. MARY SHELToNw.
, 1877-08-12

To the Editor o. 1nE dF0H'eF.
CHICAGO, Aug. 0.--AariHg had nnasha! pppus~ p.t
ius the general and special chasacterlstcs ol
t"icorafh operators, take advantage Of the pres
ent ri,ne to suggest few thoughts as to their con
duct during the War and the late general sr1ke IN
M y;n ~ In this country or Europe had the telegraph
heen 30 generally used or implicitly reheu De, IN
tbs noYcI,eut Ut troops and supplies. anu for IN
tercommpnicatlon OF oficals In the field, and saf1
~ It Vas throughout that War: The ancient
nethod ct signaling BY fires on hill aud mountain,
tons IL bont u apt!y compared 70 onr Army signal
Cnrns service ns that service Is to the army telc
Ctaph department, which enabled officers AZ SFea1
distances apart to communicate .heEtat'' ,t
remember that just before sherman cat .
loose ut Atlanta, be ., came ,'S anto .1.i, mS
The Prctidcnt, Secretary Of WTar, and Others. VINO
were IN he War Department office Ut WASHINGTON.
Rnt in that war where were the Operators anu nun
conducsing thcmsccss They were sta1aone" ~, -,
ryerv conceivable position In cities, lowne. ahn
vi1Iuges uway ont from cirialzattof At tssa-e'a
tfons. in guerrilla sections titke an ul'acf ~ ~
Funso. KY. md Bush At Fort Henry, rem, Wv
troops being all withdrawn), a. stoesades, i;
forts, army, corps. and division headquarters ~ ~
the held. at railway stations, outpost pofass, IN
the saddle With the cavalry {usins poeEe. Mt.
ments} frequently riding without escort ~ t
noin.4 10 omen new Offices or VIII repai'esn
3ircctinc the necessary repairs, ana sonel!.t.
the hcad Of equaG OF cavalry IN uos H. s ~.
ruesr,|la. rho had been destroying the nast1fs
rrry important part Of many operators ont.es,
Wa to put into cipher messages of eotnn.ani eot.,is
Generals nnd others to those % osnes n ~ H.
and the DEPARTMENTS at Washington+ anu ~ W
cfnher similar communications recetscd- EsTsy
dr. troops, muaieloas Of war, sad osoef sapP'4s'
, 1877-08-12
~7yn1rHER DO WE DRrFTs"

To fTe E13f0F n tie 5F0WeT.
CHICAGO, Ang. 1o:-l should like to call yonr At
teution to the fact that there are at present nun
water. hyJrante. They are about as thick as .
thread and ouefoatth Of an inch in length, and at
first look like littc fnzz from feather. r., They
cident discotesed their presence. do not know
as to whether they injurious or not. orwacther
any other person has discovered them. They have
n Tipr|ish motion when they move. Thesr color
ia Watcrisl one, anti person must observe close
to notice them. Would it not be good plan for
the people to examine their water little closer be-
fore they drink: Z. +. y.
In all probability they are sca-serpcnts, and
people will dowell to follow the correspondents
advice before drinking.
, 1877-08-12

IN fNf }SHfl0F T7711e f;T0fC3ff.
CHICAGO, Aug. 10.-lt appears to be fact only
too we'll known among our police and military That
thc Commuuists and their sympathieers arc quietly
nrsanixing and drilling preparatory to making a
second attempt to cause trouble AMI its inevitable
udiuncts, ,-h!oodshed and loss Of human life.
iinnwinr all this, have not the proper persons au
thnrity 70 order them TO disband, and thus place
bcyond all possibility tue accomplishment OF tneir
desires? MiL'tAha'
In the first place there arc no such organiza-
tion and drilling, and in the second. If there
we're such, the police and military are only
authorized to fire oyer the heads OF the Offend
, 1877-08-12


Chicago, Anr. 10.--As there seems 10 be con
siderable Weeping and wailing and enastins OF
teeth rcrardiug ono j. S. Perkins, Of Company G,
First Regiment /. s. G.. being, discharged on ae-
count OF lcins Oh duty dning the late unpleasant m
Aforesaid Perkins. and aso having considerable H.
renutation Of Ananias aad Sapphira, will state
e as have stated ihe then ea to of
Generals came. july p; | shouldsred ny
Springfield, and vas on duty from a' 5hat tt time
ported for daty at tho New York, Store Tucsqay,
july g. Upon going to the cashier for my hire.
tine absent ana aso aEhy ene!lishsd 1e+e
hcnccforward would be s. pcr week. did not
strike neither will molest 9r make afraid s ha any
colossal salary AS stated In TIE Tn1nusE, did
not answer the head of the sock.in any angry man-
.ncr, as / had charge OF the stock mseclf The
'siloor-wuikcr' asked me TO build u pyramid on
the sidewalk and merely told him WIS leaving
ana fooe INV hal and left. j. s. PERKINS.
Under this state OF facts, why didn't you re-
port that you had been discharged, eli:
, 1877-08-12

Communications to this department must be
limited to two pages Of note-paper in length,
written ON one side, aud accompanied By the
pames and addresses Of the authors.-ED.
GROWLER.1
, 1877-08-12

70 the Editor or the GToMIeT.
wrsr DrrEEE, Wis. Aug. S.-Joscph Cook.
in the estimate he makes Of the DOMINATION o. .,
Ultimate America bases the ,possibllit!es o.
our growth upon the extent Of arabic SOL IN our
t,e cfect that the removal Of forests will have
upou what is now arabic. The facts ne giSes as
with regard to the contour OF our country, as e9n'
pared with Europe will not save us from latc
mai has ever followed as result OF destroying
the vater-reseryoifs OF Nature, ''-onr forests: -
recent writer on this snbject eays thas me alaeg
once teemi11g with population can actually make
Us doubt il there ever was such thing as al
orisinai desert. a;.t. ,,a
stroue logic, reasoned the possibility Of our pro-
ducng In tho heart Of our great est aS:eaa As
barren aud arid rs the great sanafa' pto,ao;ns ms
zane ratio for the next century Us VIC han iof tae
century pnst he might, with his great lnleiiect anu
commanding presence bavs feaaetSo !Il thc Avn.
ycr and possibility Of reducing onr arabic territory
to SUCH In e.tent as not to be able, to sustain a
tenth part Of the popusst9n tls ns
Tic rcsut OF his discoveries In exploring !he s.ea
Eaha,a desert that - the astounding truth da"us
upon that this eset. my once d haIs g. PEP ohd
hanny millions" Are we aware Of how much
the boasted Father Of Waters depends upon the
forests ct WlseGns m 1ne sannly Of water tat
flows through tic channels tributary to this mighty
river OF rivers. And do wc realize that IN sweep
wr are doing, that we arc drying up the fountains
that rive Us IN arabic c1panse Of territory capable
Of sustaining tae popaiasdGnn 1ane taat f1 u
mate America. u a. " "A"@AnD'
Though wcll-informed man on variety os
subicsts. Mr.. Cook spoiled the broth OF his lee
turc by numerous climatic mistakes. What he
was cutting at was, the necessity for great
results without particular attention 10 tne
1orfc either Of events or his disquisition
, 1877-08-12

It is au ill-wind that blows no stencil, as
things are regulated under the present system
The only successful experiments By the Health
Commission so far arc trials as to the cubic
inches of stink the lungs Of citizens can endure.
, 1877-08-12

INlAEkTk1AHF1t3%
LusK-HoWE-ln san Francisco. CAL. July e, ny
thc rev robert PatteTson formerly Of Chicago David
T. Lusk and Eosa A. Howe.
ppnwx-I,DnN1s-o the 9th inst. by the Rev-
Jahn Il. Caldwell Mr. Orlando Brown- OF BEookS'l!e.
Px,, and Mrs. Edtha LOOMS. OF Chlc4Ko:
, 1877-08-12

To he = I{for q 5he Ct3r7ey:
HYDE PARK. Aug. 11--Scvcral days ago Rad
an nccouut in your paper OF some very important
experiments made by the Health Commission; fully
denonstratiuc by a certain process that all tie
smells Incident 70 sluughtering aud rendering
could bc prevented. Has the process been adopted
by The Stock Yards Institutions: II not, 1t should
h. done without drny, as Tor the last two nights.
ire wind being fram the northwest, this city has
i,ecn nauseated by the most horrid odors.
@~~A@ D.r