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MiIliOno for Defense. h It Not One Cent
for Tribute.

New Orleans Times Wednesdays
Times contained an account of re-
markable legal contest for fifty cents
between Morgan's railroad and one of
its passengers, in the second justice
court. The charge was for storage on
vallse which was not called for until the
day following the arrival. The point
involved is, what constitutes reason,
able time which the railroad is bound
to hold baggage free of charge before
storage charges can begin Justice of
the peace Childress decided against the
railroad and it has taken An appeal, on
constitutional grounds, direct to the
supreme court The other party waivS
ing any technical objections he might
make, the judge granted the appeal,
and if the supreme court does not disN
miss it for the want of jurisdiction, it
will be one of the queerest eases ever
argued before that august body. There
are no satisfactory precedents deter
mining the issue involved, consequently
the court will have to make an original
decision upon the point, and in assist
ing it in doing this the lawyers will
have field as wide as time and as
broad rs the universe.
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A Turhish Prayer.

If the current prayers Of the Turks
are answered their enemies will have q
desperately small chance nj life. The
Shieksul-lslam, who runs the NOLAN,
medan church from Constantinople,
issued few weeks ago the following
prayer, which all good Musselmen use
every day
"0h, most merciful God, have mercy
on US and protect Us, they faithful peo'
pie; Almighty God, show no mercy to
the inhdel meroiful giver of good
things, strengthen the Ottoman arms
by thy powerful aid; discomfort the
proud and peridious house of the inn,
pious, Glory be to God, the Lord OF
the universe. The grace and blessings
of God be upon our Lord his prophet,
Mohammed, and upon all his pious lol>
lowers, Oh God strengthen thy serN
want our sultan, the chief Of thy iayor7
ito people; protect us and our country,
and sweep of the face of the earth all
inhdels opposed to us and to our holy
and true religion destroy, Almighty
God, every vestige Of the impious Rus
slams and the equally impious Hellenes
who are cropping in the darkness Of i'm
piety like swine in the mire, and who
have dared to raise their sacrilegious
hands against the prophet Mohammed.
Dispense o God their coalition scatter
their assemblies; break, o God their
weapons; diminish and annihilOte their
ranks; send them, o God, quickly TO
their destined place Of punishment;
pour upon their heads, o God, all thy
wrath and indignation; place them, o
God, in the central abode Of the wicked,
visit Penn S.Elh Thy indignation, by
which Thou hast hitherto punished
Thine enemies; o God, confound
their tongues; let their blood flow
in torrents; let their heads be
trampled by Thy faithful servants, the
Osmanlis; break down their authority,
their rules, their strongholds, exhaust
their power; o God, make their chill
dren orphans, their wives widows and
their mothers mourners; contound
their mental faculties o God Of mercy,
let there be left no vestige on earth of
the impious Russians, the Hellenes, the
Slavonians and other inidel Franks,
allied or sympathizing with them en-
compass them o God, on every side
with grievous plaques; overthrow them
with Thy terrible wrath, with fires, with
massacres and shipwrecks, by strangN
ling by pestilence and cholera, by
famine and by earthquakes; make their
cities empty of inhabitants; shake
them by Thy eight avenging spirits;
as these mischievous and impious
in6dels endeavor to injure u.s.
let them, o God, suffer in their own
eyes. in their sense, in their wives, in
their children, and lastly, in their own
lives; let Thy anger and indignation, .
God be hurled upon them like halls
stones; make their goods plumber to
all those who believe in Thee and the
holy prophet Mahammed, with whom
be the grace and blessing of Almighty
God"
Assuredly this is a terrific prayer,
but it rs quite likely that the porte's
enemies are putting up equally blight
ing imprecations after their own fash
ion, if not in the nervous language OF
the Shiek> ul> Islam
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OLD OlOrs.

To illustrate the truth of solomon :
saying, There is nothing new under
the SUM-" the author Fournier has is
sued a three volume work entitled
lie .Vieux Neuf-"The Old New" II
there 10 anything that might be sup'
posed to be peculiarly the offspring Of
the nineteenth century, it is the FASH
ionable tints and colors of the last feS
years, as Elephants breath, Prussian's
blood, mad Bismarck, frog color noon
right, Nile water and the like But
Fournier goes back two or three hund
red years, and finds passage in work
Of the sixteenth century which enumer.
ates the then fashionable tints-tur.
quoise blue, orange, dead leaf, Isabella,
ziz lion, king color, sad friend. fawn-
belly, nacarade, barley blossom, sick
Spaniard, caladon, scratched face, rat
color, springing green, Judas color, elm
dying monkey. bean blue, rejoicing
widow, lost time, hammetta, favor color,
brown bread, apes grin, returned prod.
igal and chimney sweep.
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STATE OF TEXAS,

II gives 10 the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds OF the West.
lts passenger and freight trains are Hul-
passed by none In the State. Pullman'F
Palace Drawing Room ana sleeping Cars
leave 81. Louis daily via the NJ, X. & A. R'y
at . 4. H.; Han nibal Mt 10 a. NJ, and Sedsiia
at 1923 y. M, running through to DenisOn /,
Sherman, Dallas, lleArnc, AuslIn and Hous.
ton without change Connection Is also made
at sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
the connections of this HOyd with the NJ,
X. d 4. vt Denison for IT. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City and all
poi nts North and East; with the Texas a Pa.
cine at sherman for ht. Louis, Cairo, Menu
phis, and all points East aud Southeast, and
1T Houston with the g., II. A :. A for sa7
Antonio, the g., II. q II. Tor Galveston, tbs
Texas q New Orleans Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan ana Mallory Steam
shil Tor all points on the Cult and Atlantic
coasts and tile Liverpool Il Texas SieRnlship
line to Liverpool, Havre and other Euro
pean cities are perfect, while It's freedom
from dust and heat on account Of the nature
of the soil and the open prairie country over
which II passes, with Its cooling sea breeze,
pleasant scenery OF broad pIairles, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields Of cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render 10 especially
desirable and advantas eous to travellers and
shippers In preference 10 others,
st. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
(t xcept Saturday, at 2s20 p. M, Houston at
b30 p. m :, Hearne at 2:25 PM, Dallas I.Jo q.
IN. and DenIson al ll;i5 a. m.
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COMMERCIAL.
AlONErARY.

The monetary market Ia somewhat string
ent for outside bus uefs, but there n ample
funds Tor legitimate business AID oommer'
Ilal purposes,
Gold Buylng, large pieoos 0li small CD
Selling, largo or slntQ 10,
SILVER Nominal,
There IL nut little gold or silver In market
Acknowledgement, 4 per cent
diact unit bank, par,
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LIVE AND CENiENr.

lIME-ThO best quality IN barrels IL worth
2Si Ia bulk u 0Oi ordinary Dallas, 25c. peI
bushel
Notwithstanding 80 worth 81 Vl barrel
Louisville, best, ntle Kept 81 90 " barrel;
Dallas, 81 90.
PLASlEt IL worth SIS 30 % barrel.
lhe supp,yiOt the ABOVE mentioned aru-
les isampIe demand fair market hrm.
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P1.OuR.

FLOuR-Fnir demand, which 81 met freely
~ the following quotations Crescent, IN
aaoks, "a vO san Jaclnto 81 70; Empro % 90;
AK 80 10 Eagle 81 W; Magnolia, Ia saclSs,
v IDar u 0Oi Todds XXX, 81 20, state
star Mills Xxx, 81 10.
BRAN--from 40 To 55c.
CORN MEAL-UUp
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


GALVESTON, October 4-Gold Il 02H@
81 O33. Silver 991ac@Si 0O15. Exchange-,NoW
York sight "a discount and par, New Or
leans sigut q discount q par.
NEW YORK, October 4. Stocks although
irregular, have been buoyant. Money per
cent Gold VI 0254. Exchange long u 81;
short 81 IS. Government bonds weak ana
lower. State bonds quiet.
Gold onanpd 81 or
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IGiDES AND PELTRIEs.

HIDES-Dry 1int, Is lbs and upward, l5c.;
dry hlnt, IL lbs and upward, damaged, lOc.;
dry hlnt, Rps and calf, llU.i dry salt 70 lbs
and upward, llo.; green butchers, $40.
SHEEP PELIS-Each, owing To wool, 2Oa
23c.; white wool, long, 2lc white wool, fall
clip, l893tc,; black wool lec.
burPALU-Bull's, 10; cows, &C.
TALLOW-ln barrels, $40.
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LIVERPOOL, october 4.-Noon.-Cotton
hardening.
THURSDAY. "WEDNESDAY.
Middling Uplanus -. G5sd q 3-l6d
Mldnllnn lrInAnA ND HL,l

THURSDAY. W EDNENUAG,
Middling Uplands. -, G5sd 3-l6d
Middhng Orleans ..... O12d ga
Sales. 5000 bales; speculation and export
900 bales; receipts 1900 bales; American 400,
FUTURES. sellers are holding Tor l-32d; up
lanis low middIing clause, October delivery,
ed; November d 7-l6g6%d; october ana
NOvembe delivery, B5s; November anu
December -GO l3 sd; December ana Jaur-
arg G5Ed; January ana February esd;
new crop shipped September anu October,
sail omitted 7-lBd, also 1920; OctuDsr
and November, Oy sail, 1892; November
and December, Sgd. Futures quieter; midi
ding uplands, 7-lGd; 'nidtling Orleans,
y-lud; low middting uPlands, 6-ljd; good
ordinary uplands, d l-l6u; ordinary upiands,
Jjsd.
$3.50 p. m.-Sales, American, 1000 bales.
Upiauds, low midullns clause, December
ami January delivery, 1882.
4 y. m.-UplInds, low lulddltng clause,
October and November delivery, l32d;
DecoIn Der and,JanuaTy, 65sd
5p. m,-Futures closed uull. Upland, ,lOw
mlduling clause, october and November de.
livery, Glsd; November ana December, ~ l..
NEW OHLEAEs, October I.-Night-CottOn
demand fair, prices shade higher.
Sales, 500 bales Receipts net, SJi bales;
gross2 ,j2S bales. Exports, 20 new York -
bales. STOCK 3l,iij bales.
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NEW YORK, October l.--Money easy at
per cent. Sterling a 81. Gold 81 o. Gov
ernment bonds steady. state bonds steady.
NEW ORLEANS, October 4.-Gold firm ut
VI O31a. sight par. sterling bank
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Cotton Statement,

For the week ending September 2S, 1877.
Furnished TIE HERALD BY ID. W. Barnett
Reporter in This CITY for the National Cot
ton Exchange.
Stock on hand September lst., l3S
Received this week...""...,".,,. ,Ol9
previously ,...,,,......,,, Vol
sept. /, lS1d........."..,.,.. 1850
Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2,0SS
Shipped this week .....,..,....,.,.l,6i 6
g previously ,..,,........,,,. 800
since sept. /, ls7i,,..,,,., l,S55
Stock on hand, l,l3S
COTTON MARKET.
Market weak; Middling 9&c, Low Mid
ding 94c. Good Ordinary So.
METEOROLOGICAL.
Highest Sc
Lowest temperature ...."-."............... "
Average temperature ut II m...",,,,..... so
Rainfall in inches.,,....,-.....",... none
ID. W. BARNETT.
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MAIN ARTERY or COMMERCE. AND TRADR
TO ALL POINTS.

And offers the Pest Routes, on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better AccommOda-
lions and Greater Security than any otner
Line. Passing through the richest aud most
beautiful portions Of the Great Empire
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Hide. and wooi.

GALVESTON, October 4.-Hides-continue
firm. Dry selected, sc; iieht salted l6c; stack
sailed l5e; damaged half price; kips l6c; vet
sailed as they run S1z995zOc; selected l01dc
al0J<: butchers green &C.
Wnoi-nomlnai; z0s offered fr medium 9
months clip, free OF burs.
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CONNECTIONS.

CON N HdJIIONS.
At TEXARKANA, with all trains on
Louis a Iron Mountain and so, Railway 10
all points North, East and Southeast.
Al L0NGVIEW JUNCTION and MIN.
NICOLA, with all trains ON the International
Il. Il. for Tyler, Palestine, Houston calves.
ton and san Antonio.
Al DALLAS. with trains o. the Houston
and Texas Central X. Il. FOL COfsicana,
Mexia, Bremond, Waco, Calvert, Bryan,
Middle and Southern Texas
Al SHERMAN, with Ii. n 4. q. Railway,
for all noints on the line OF that road.
Al FORT WORTH, with Rtnges for oil
points In western Texas.
AtSHREv SPORT, with Red River steam-
ers for New Orleans.
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B. F. AVERY G. SONS,
MANUFACTURERS or
Cast and Steel PlOws,
ETC,, ETC,
Louisville, KY, Sept. 20, ".
THE LARGEST CIRCU-
LATI0N for the LEAST
MONEY EVER BEFORE
OFFERED TO TEXAS
DEALERS.
On the 22d Of October
next, and during the con-
tinuamCc Of the NORTH
TEXAS FAIR ASS0CIA-
TI0N, we will issue to the
State OF Texas alone n
free edition Of 10000
COPIES Of our agriCul-
tural paper, the " HOME
AND FARM, JlllrCy CllOll-
sand copies Of which will
be mailed to 10000 differ
ent individuals in the
State, and 10000 copies
distributed from Dallas
during the Fair. Parties
desiring space in this
mammoth issue will send
in their cards at once and
specify number OF papers
desired, which will be
furnished free of expense.
For terms, ETC., apply to
SYDNEY SMITH, Super
intendent of our Texas
Branch, at Dallas, Texas.
or hand in cards, &C., to
G. w. Anderson, who will
call and receive them.
Ii. L. AVERY 4 SONS.
Sept26dlw
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Situated immediately on the Dallas and
Wichita railroad, near the county line, lBh
miles from Dallas. The mill IL new and In
good order Capacity 100 barrels per twenty
four hours. Can load flour on railroad
track from mill l win sell the mill, dwell
ings and stOre-house, or any quantity
of land with II, up To seven hun
dred acres, to accommodate q purchaser.
There is fine farm on the lani, great
abundance OF wGter, aliording Il choice looa
ton for stock feeding IN connection with
milling. AS | have not capital to operate
upon | will sell this property (or an interesU
at low figures, part cash and LONG TIME on
the remainder. | mean business, as any
one desiring u large paying Investment can
see by applying early TO me on the premises,
addressing
DR.. ROY B. SCOTT,
or "Trlnity Mills" Dallas Comfy, Texas.
aug5d-wlm
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GHAlN Ann nNEADsrUrps,

WHEAT Receipts more liberal, fully
equal 10 the demand! No, 2red u l5gl q,
choice vi cool ~; medium D6Jsi w, lower
grades BOltOOC.
UAIs-1OC.
RlE-None offered.
BARLEY FEED-2ac.
CORN-leXns, IN ahucR, 8bgi0c.
HAi-H OOSlO w per toni hungarian aud
Millet slOgl2.
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Buy Tour Tickets and ship rour Freight
b. the
HOast0l and Texas Central Railway.

The following Offices aud Agents have
been establlshing by this Company. where
Information may be had concerning me-
only the II. a 7. B. Railway, but Texas gen
F.IMaNCHEsTER, Eastern Passenso-
Agent, AZ Broadws y, N. Y.
Gen. J. b. RO ERTsON, Pass. a Immiffa-
tlon Agent, 1l3 n. Third street, ~. Louis, 40
A. ALI.EE, Northwestern lass. Agent, III
CLARK street, Chicaso, Ill.
NICK HOLNEs, Southeastern Aeent,No.
Rurneft House, Cincinnati. Ohio.
u. II. COFFIN. Houthsrn Passenger AGENT
Inform afion mar also be had a. tho pgep-
cies OF the IA. X. A Il. Railway, In New York.
fshicnxo. Cincinnati, Hannibel end st.Louis
\. WALDO,
esn1 Fsx. 4 Freight Aet Houston Isx>
. s ssn1 s.pf, Houston. rsz.s. i-n,<ln
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COstOm Market.

GALVESTON, October 4.-CottOn-- Receipts
1856 bales; gross bales. Exports coast.
wise 49,. sales .2l0 bales. Stock 1919 bales.
Market steady,
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Orleans ............il 5-l6c Ii j.l6c
sales 320 bales. Futures steady,
October - d &C; November II l2@ll l4c:
December IL llWll 1876; January IL 2lGgll 2lc;
February ii 3i@ll 3Gc March d &C.
Night.-COttOn, quiet aud STEADY. Uplands,
II 3,IGc; Orleans Ii 1-lGc. sales ll41 bales.
Consolidated net receipts j5,USl bales; ex-
ports 30 Great Britain l2,2ol bales; TO France
Ub bales.
Close of market-Gross receipts 8 ,S3i bales.
Futures closed easy. sales 5l,UOj bales.
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Commercial.

NEW ORLEANS, october 4.-Fiour, quiet
aud steady. Superiine e -; Xxx % ODlgj %;
xxx Is 5Ug6 -; chuiAe 20 IJ9I 3D. Corn dull,
Waite and mixed JJ9bUCi yellow BI%c. Ohts
dull, st, Louis 3Dgiyc; q uieua lJJilci Texas
lie. Coffee, demand thtf, market iatf, Ordi-
nary to choice lI14yllc gold r cargUes.
sugar ia good demand, JoOUing, common To
good common 7g'54c; lair 10 iully far I94@s
sc; prime to choice o549654c; yellow ClHi-
ned o5I&giic. MOiusses, uun and nominal.
itice, sIeauy in coed demand, ordinary TO
prime J5sg6Ac.
NEW YORK, October 4.-FlOur dull, heavy.
What, SPOT, steady futures steady
Corn shade tlrlner. pOrK iull at ga 40. Lard
heavy steam, 90 ~ Spirits of Turpsntine
steady at 1870 R1sin fl m at 81 IOgsl ~.
Night-Fiour dull; still strongly buyers
favor 40. ? super fine: western and state
s. O9s5 %; extra 81 559s7 10; sOuth ru il0uf
heavy. common 10 fair extra 50 yO9B 81;
good to cho.ce 80 j0ds IS. VIII at unsettled
and Irregular; uugTuded winter rel, 81 ~.
Corn about 20 Sc bstter and fair trade at j151
COSY. Ccfe quiet; clrsOes, l6HG20Ilc; jOO
lOt, lo5a92 asc gold. Sugar hrfn; moderate
business, S1sdS]sc.
BALTIMORE, October 4-Flour dull and
heavy. Howard street anu western SUI en-
line - '9gi %; extra s. OOgg 20; family 50 IS
5 o. Ciiy mills superfine 81 01di 50. Wheat
southern, quiet and easy; western
spot easier, futures steady; southern red good
to prime u 52@A ~; amber 81 i2ei 80; west
ern steady 81 IS bid; No. 2 western am Der
red spot g.; October s.; November nom
inal -; winter red g.. Corn steady
and arm oil round; southern white 6sa7Oc;
yellow 62g-c.
st. LOUIS, october 3.--Flour Is quiet and
firm. Extra fail s. 0JG5 y; XXsj aOa5 90;
XXX S. 1896 ~. Whea., quiet No. red fail
sI igai 1877. Corn null al &c. Oats firmer
al re RYe quiet at SIC. Barley, pest
grades scarce ami wanted, No.. 3 minnesota
spring 6Jas0c. Whisky steady at 81 ~. Pork
Ella 20. Bulk meats firm, snort NIB fniddles
Ne bid, possibly saleabie al Sac. Bacon
gfaqLc for shoulders, clear nib and clear
sides. Lard dull, summer IS q. Bacon s. 10
as ~.
Cattle-Weak and dragging.
HO. s-Qufet ana steady.
Hheep-Ouipt and unchanged.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-12-20
THE WONDERFUL EGYPTIAN BLOOD PURIFIER.
 HENTAR.

Yhss SSscoSaD0TnbIe DEPURATTTE G 2 2, g1sSsrf"t ALTER11aTrIKEE, 1 ar1E, I0NiG; DI- -ENT. coMbiming ciTtHes achich reader 4t imVntM0bIe and Sever- JdtliSO, aSSsi ty cate 0H diseases OT the blood. It's in0Fs- die1Sfs GSe Of G pNrety harmless eHtrae- ttOn, the orOdNcfs gafhered fSO1S res,sose fgsIi;;.G" ifs sIi;e.t t"; Sn edss sess th s ss E fems, tf paeVer fails i1s eJeetisO thGt djseaSs through the 1sediHns Of the skin, CT e<- ctGmSsels Of the body, therebV aIEOSrtnO, thetr proper normal !and TisNcssenal eon- oonS;noe ] "a any vsrS pSesssnt @ .ssiS.C ss oT sss ". doubted reliability and SeOssderfaf rRrs ttve properties, it betssQ, slsoee ssslg.sestaea- and the greGtest dtseoreIy of the forrsest age, in the treatmesat oT ereyU dis~ass sChere the blood itsetf ts Prin1rtig fhs ECROFULA aud the thOWsand aad saS causes tIaat lead to this tert'tbfe a6ficftoas, Of sChich Gn eigiiised .. eol."'sni'ies gre ed thGt the "SimS Of fse Iatlsers SAaIS risit eUen sssato fIie third 0sad fourth Oen- ENFEEBLED COHSTITUTIONS is e . poScerftat Tejueess0tOr, c0asiSsg the sreels Of Ws0se once sssOre tO 0ssWNse the GOd-gttO
 For CUTANEO US DISEASES, URIN- ARYDISORDERS, CONSTELLATION OR COST1YENESS, LIYER AND KIDNEY OUS DEBIIfTT, RHE ATTSn, GLANDULAR EXTRAORDINARY EPI- THELIOMATOC US CANCER, NC GRTr, AFFECTIONS OF THE BONES, IHDO. LENT ULCERS, FEMALE COM PLANTS (0Nd to tte OentIer ses St ts e b00ss long sossght for by SeRsittUe, sWsreP- ti6Le, G'id dettcGte feSnGtes9 as te tekes ALL FORMS OF CHRONIC DISEA8E EN WHICH THE BLOOD IS THE SEAT OF THE TROUBLE, tt e iROaIss9bie. 4 PerSererGnce tctth thiS Tesssedy scSu Proce e positive aud Ders1s0neat eOsre I0r CHILLS 09ed FEYERS aud aft MALA- RIAL POTSONS. ...-. -
 1HoMS0ndS or TeSttns0st0tS utte0e eAe tTseth Of these cl1isas.
 T'rice, One DOIIGr, t,s Iar0e bottle, ov efE bottles, S6.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-12-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

Yale College is a registered colored voter in Boston.
 The time has arrived for every honest man in the country to get mad. ......s
 Mir. Elihu Burrittis seriously ill he has had several hemorrhages within the past few days There have been fourteen fatal cases of hy- drophobia in London so far this year.
 Mrs. Frank Flynn of Providence died Thurs day. Her disease was kerosene as fire-kind- ler> F~
 The National Granger, at it's session in Gin cinnati, unanimously indorsed the Michigan ship canal project. s6-a&
 The estate of sCarmi Johnson of .Milldale, Ct; who proclaimed himself town pauper,in ventories over S1OO, 900,
 Asteam-ship. from Boston is taking out consignment of American robins for acclima- tization in Yorkshire, England.
 The Wilmington( (Del Commercial estimates last seasons peach crop at 3, 392, 293 baskets, not including the amount consumed at home. i.s Linus Wilcox of Niddletown recently took off few clap boards from his house and took out eighty pounds of good nice honey.
 The Thompsonville Carpet company reduce their help z per cent, January 1, making 8 re- duction of about 22 per cent in the last year.
 A Philadelphia judge decides railroad company is not responsible for baggage furth- CT than to check it, pound it to pieces and preserve an ordinary watch over the trunk han dles. F.se
 The Rev. & l. Harris, D. D., rector of St. James church, Chicago, has been unanimously elected bishop of the new Episcopal diocese of Quincy, Ill.
 The trustees of the Meriden reform school have unanimously elected to the superintend- cy George E.. Howe, superintendent of the Ohio reform school.
 F Virginia papers are discussing the question whether the triumph of thereadjusters has kill led the Conservative party, sand some of them are inclined to take the affirmative 'sOh Lord, give them Common Sense" was the fervent petition of the Rev. Morton Dex- ter, in New Bedford on Sunday. He was praying for the members of the XLVth Con gress Amen. ..g
 The march of improvement at East Hartford compels the tearing down of one of the oldest houses in the state, supposed to have been built has since been occupied by seven generations of his descendants NMs <
 Ex-G -GovD vDingley. of Maine presents elaborate statistics to show that there is not proportion ately one-tenth of the liquor sold and used in that State that there was 40 years ago. and that drunkenness, panperism, and crimes of violence having their origin in theuse of liquor have largely deceased. s sse { 4as ass A-s Browns wife went to the dentists on Fri day, and took gas. The new setof teeth isinot ready, norris she ready. and so there has been Ieace in the Brown family for several days. As Brown remarked yesterday Her mouth is closed for repairs."