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The Russellville Democrat., 1877-10-04
ATKINS WEEKLY NEWS.

[The following items should have appeared last week, but were crowd ed out.
 Your correspondent is in Dover this week, but will not forget to give the Atkins weekly news.
 -One more vacant store house in Atkins for rent.
 -Messrs. Mourning & Bro. are receiving their new goods this week.
 -Business is getting better now that the fleecy stuff is rolling in.
 Col. B. T. Embry returned from a trip to Hot Springs a few days since looking greatly improved.
 All in want of pills of any kind can get the same from Mr. A. I. Embry at fifteen cents per box. He keeps full supply on hand.
 George B. Markham of Lewis burg, was in town last Sunday, and left for Dover Monday morning to attend court.
 -One days stay at Dardanelle Springs cured Mir. Harry Vim and family. He cheerfully recommends the Springs to all persons in search of health.
 It looks little "peculiar" why Tommy H. went mp to Alma the other day. We sympathize with you, Tommy, and hope she will not stay up there much longer.
 MT. Epstein of Little Rock, opened up a new stock of goods in the house lately vacated by Bejach, Less & Go. They are selling goods at such prices that will always draw them good portion of the trade.
 -Dr. Potts, in company with one of our prettiest young ladies started to see the baptizing Sunday evening, but owing to some deficiency in his eye sight, took the wrong road and the consequence was he failed to make his appearance. Such mis- takes will occur sometimes. Doctor, but as your eyes were sore we will excuse you this time.
 A. W. Gross and George M. are very industrious. Having noth- ing to do Monday evening in Dover, they amused themselves by hunting hens nests, and at last succeeded in finding one on the premises of Mr. John Rye; but unfortunately "those" egg were rather too ripe and they gave it up in disgust. Better luck next time boys.
 Bro. Crawford assisted by the Rev. Mir. Reeves, held very inter- esting meeting at the Methodist Church few days last week. They succeeded in establishing Baptist Church at this place and we hope it will ever flourish.
 Your correspondent had the pleasure of witnessing genuine baptizing in Gala Creek near Galla Rock on last Sunday evening. The weather being delightful all Atkins and surrounding county turned out in full force to see it well done. Four converts were baptized accord ing to arrangements, and everything passed of very quietly but we think some of those Methodlsts were not very we'll pleased with some remarks made by the Rev. Mir. Reeves in re- gard to baptism.
 A 3-MEAL MAN.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-10-04
Notice

Is hereby given that there will be presented . a petition to the Pope County Court at the ad- journed term in October next Tor an order to open county road from Adkins Uid Cagle 5 Mill and intersesting the Dover road at a point north of the Widow Prices old place on the Illinois Bayou. VIM. HEl NOLDS.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-10-04
$. M. PRYOR & SON,
PARIS, KENTUCKY,

AyOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
 IN duplication will be inada at the October 1871 tel m of the Pope county Court Tor ' dis- continuance of the road commencing at Nor ristown and intersecting the Little Rock and Ft smith Railway at or near - Sinclair's, and known as the old Military road, on the ground of it's having become useless and uu- neeeksals. R. II. plChEY. aud othcrs,
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-10-04

-NOTTCE.-Come one, Come all, that arc indebted to the firm ofJ. Nj. HarlIey & Bro. and set ,ta vour notes and accounts by tho 18th of November or they will find them in officers hands for collection.
 RuSSellyilIc, Oct. 1, 1877.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-10-04
Fifteen Months for S1. 50.

One dollar and half is very low yearly subscription rate for . newspa-
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-10-04

Sep. P, 1877.
 This from an old friend well known to everybody hereabouts, will be read with interest. You shall have the paper Albert, and good luck attend you.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-10-04
CHERRY CREEK. NEVADA

DEAR JIM: Send paper to this place and oblige. Have struck q bonanza and stopped for the winter. Regards to all the boys. Yours etc.,
 ALBERT RUSSELL.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-10-04
Battenfieid,---Local Editor.

w v4 PB after y0Hr anne siGaffes thdt y0tr A x A < X o,i dad aHle yoW SOON feheto goay suJ- .sr;o,ioa yonr adme must be stricken From oHr ifSts.
 ,nrrB TySEREN WIS and Locdi Notices fpHst |" /, '1,5Je3 h. Gv WedaeSGdy moFRing, I not
 ,J,V5,dv Je GsiHyed one sce66.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-13

PORTLAND. Me- Feb. l2Arrived 18th, p German bark
Everhard Deius, New York. Ia load oil for Europe.
PHILADELPHIA Feb. 1.-THE steamship Illinois passed 10
the Capes S5 M today Arrived. steamship Illinois,
shackior, Liverpool Norman Nekerson Boston Ashland
Doughty. Fail River: Florida Croker, Providence Nindi
Gator Rogers, Richmond Octorora Reynolds, Baltimore
bark John LOughn, Weeks Palermo Cleared steamships
indicator, Rogers New. y ork Ashland Doughty, Fan
River w Whiden, Rggans, Baltimore Octorora Reynolds
Baltimore schr. Mary h. Long. HaDley. Matanzas
FOGTREss MONROE, Feb l2Passod out from baltimore
and brig Carl Gus for Cork barks Golden Sheaf for
Havana DOre for the United Kingdom Fesr1na
Lente for Antwerp ST. Lawrence fol Demer Agosna
RcpcttO for Adde H. Cam for Londonderry
Continental for Cuba T1i, and brig Olga for Bremen
Arrived, schr. Ada b., from Annapolis schr yacht Wan
dergr with the NevYork Yacht Club board bound TOR
Charleston. Sailed, brig Chesapeake for Demerara barks
Wave Queen, for Doboy j. B. buffers and Nenuphar ior
Baltimore.
PORT ROYAL. g. C., Feb 12-ArTved schrs. L. b. French
W. j. Parker Daniels and J. l. Bryan, Lee, Bailmore
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Capt Maekay from New York Jan 26 for glasgow arrived
here day.
ST. 10 steamship State Of Indiana Capt Sader
from NewYOrk Feb for Glasgow arrived here today.
LIVERPOOL. Feb l2-The National Line steamship Egypt,
Cant Gragan New-YoTk Fen. 3, arrived on Fasnet
at 3 D. m. to-day her way 20 this port
HAVANA Feb. l2.-The steamship City OF Newfofk capt
Zimmerman from New YOrS, arrived here this morning.
DISASTER.
LONDON Feb I2The British bark Queen ~ Hearts, Capt
Brennan. from GreenOek tor Hampton Roads IN ballast h
tire Island OF ATran. The have landed
lLor Latest Ship helos lsee Fifh Page.l
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pASSENGERS 4RRfTED.

FROM LIVERPOOLIn steaHshP CITY OF Ctese' -. 90
~ > Hean Herrv D. Braudreth. John surkr lP"Hst
Ce1ce VIM Dean Lieut. O. W. De Long VIM tlelcihs, Iie
~ u,irbfnson Nm Jones w. Il. Knowles tie i.rS ~
? Nsndes A. Mlar V. C. Milar. John = o"ueh' N 49,
Tanl,s R-id II I2oueF Harry Rostnlah OeO' SL4'
NJ "a TSoTniev Mrs Thornton Mt. Thompson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-13
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUI
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


AND TINTED STATES MAIL ROUTE -, =,
G0IE, VIA DtsD4os9NS ~-'" ~'''"'''N
Streets Ferre-. follows. H., mn, ao,,l ri,b
Fxress for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the esl anu ~ -.
Pullman palace Care attached, $50 Il H ana sou p H.
daily. ,-... 49,. and t-ri. at con
onuecting Al G0uy for 1itusya Petroleum csull % ut
an Ile~i0liH FOR Wua mspOrt and Lock Haven o3u . ~
10 {alfi,poTe " 1gto tle south, "I4nitei ASH
inetan Ezress' Of pullman PITlor Cars daily except c.hd
a. q-go b M arrive Washington 40 T. NJ NfhH ~ ~"
q H. / IL and D. SUNDAY and y N n 40 IN r,,.,,o,,
Fsir,-s Tor phiiadeiphia 13O $50, S+o 'S.2V
1G-ai a IA l. l. r. o. Z $50. p. and IL hiGAt suaAS
$50 a. NJ g. 8, 7, $50, EIngrAnt ana Seco1 0''"
pm. ,, p. ~. 81, o and An n M
-, Princeton Tren
ton Perth AmOGy, Remington Belydere and Othef p"H'~
see IN. al scledues 1T all ticket oinccs ooo - -
rams arrive: Pittsburgh, c2O and 1880 ~, anu
1870 n, daily lsiO M Sia S1U p N" z az e 40 NJ
4:i0 $40 and 1920 p. m sunday eS0 s59 a. M f 1n
40 10 500 $40 1910 and 1920 p 1oo SUNDAY Duo
rseI 6tSces 500 and 04s Broadway, MOL Astor House.
ana ,ot Of DcsDrossss ana Corandtsts; No court *
Iroakivn Nos IA lls lls HudsOnst, Hobokeni Dc
pot Jersey CITY Emirsnt Ticket Once No Bser pAee
FaANE I'll OASOS, ~ q nOLD T..
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Steamboats, an0 Railroads.

RRlDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatOnic
~ and Naugatuek railroads. Fare 81. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves Catharnesip at $50 and Bridgeport at
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-13
BOSTON g. NETWORK AIR LINE R. r

KUNIUN a NEW-1UKk AK LINE X. t.
~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-irains leave y. Y y
H. ~ K Grand Central Depot daily Sundays c<cepted)
c iOlOws:
p Boston Express. Worcester 7:35 p.
Boston, 20 y. B-Passengers take this tram Al
Jersey CITY transfer Maryaad) 1890 A. III, or
Nar River loo Pullman palace cars through With
out change.
1lJ-eost0n md Nashna Express Sleeping coach from
Grand Central Deot 10 Ishu, aOidng night changes
Putnam $50 a Worcester 80 a. Nashua
g25 a Portland, 20 p. arrives Boston s45 a M
n B.Lcdve Jersey ity ralser steamer Maryand) lOOl
r. M. aud Harlem River i2l0 III.
W. H. Tt RNl.R J. l.. FOSTER.
Passenger Agent.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Inare York f1nm Of nrshrnsses ana COrand


SAC q. ID. for Washington AMI the West, Idchmond.
and south Pullman Parton from n YORK
Baltimore and Washington making cse connection for
Pittsburgh Cincinnati st Louis. I's willie, Chicago
d. M. Washington and fCr EiChnsnd he south,
ioilonsylr Pullman from NeHN ORR Baltimore
and NaShnston
N. daily Washington Size South and West Pulman's
York baltimore and Arlington, max
close capncctionH for Chicago, CiuGnDaii Louisville II
Louis. Pltsnurg. the south south Connects At
Wasit " ia trains for LynchbUrP. Florida NcnOTeals
and the South.
For through tickets please call COmpanyS OGices 3ij
and l23S Broadway. New and cSct Offices foot
OF Curtlandt and ami Dcp1t, Jersey City
ASK FOR TICKET VIA
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA MY
BOUND RKOOk EOVTE.

FOR TE4-lON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New I0TE 100. OF Ihertv-sf, Trenton anf 7 ia
depE. al 1.au. so, $50 Ip 1870 irL Jit' 1850
.. III. and 400 . no.. Trout
Leave foot OF tarkSoD-st 7:lj $40. " p li:loa H.
81. 5lj. llfj Pc
Leave PhadelnIa station North Pennsy!vania Raj
road TTud BerEs-sts a; 30 $50 ESQ, lI.sj H..
100 3:5U 50 30
Lave lr Ii ior ~" 1I:a - ~ Mo, 'Vo 54'' J"O
Am. l2.!5. 2.'O 4:i5 500 !. m.
Pun man bra M Room Cars attached to tac $50
d iIT IL MIL
night ti.,us from both y raIllieptlI
SUNDAY Nt. OH. !cot l.iir ~ a. all
. l1n q C5 -tf, IL
Tickets sale al Liberty loot # CtfSs 81
Nos 5 ard sl4 Broadway. the PRINCIPAL hotels ali dicra
the Ire railway Company IT, Ne" l"rN ahd bI0pyi
and No. Csur1-gt. BROOKLYN Baggag- checked from
residence 10 destination.
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5ce Cream.

EUSSELL's ICE CREAM. 25c per quart 10
chrrchcs and large par Charlotte Russo in boxes 90
carry home, fresh twice day. ~ Bible House.
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6slp Wanteo

WANTED, 900 agents wanted az once q
~ ak each. Froals gOnd PariiculaIs if'e. -. -,
Address WORTH q Co., 81 LSQiA NO
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Nos - ana IA sToadeay, the paca hoe' an oaiers
sb T' et ne Tst royn Bssrsae checked from
fe'i''i'' 10 H. p BALDWIN. Agent
ERIE RAILWAY.
II WINTER ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS in effect
8 a. m.-tsnannal and Chlc@so Day EH}rss- Drawing
iO4} a. Man with Sleeping Coaches
: D. nn-tDaiy) Pacific Express for West. sleeoing
Coaches through ochester Eufalo. Niagara Fails Cincn
uau Chicago without cAange also Hotel Dining cars to
Trains leave Clameera street Dcpc!, n y for
Newark, TAO. ~3c 1913 a Bio -. and t:l5 p M
and midnight saturday nights only sundays slj a Ia
3 PsFf an@ Fp;s1 ! d 10 n s NJ qsoe e.
SO 10 a. H. -, $50 p. m, AMI i midnight.
Paterson, g., 7:45 $50 10 loi5 NJ ~ noon l45;;
@ndnisht Sundays s. $50 5l5 m, i:i5 eco
SUFFER- lG1 "a 10 @ a45 5 SD e7 nd and pi?
Cornwall, a. H. 800 43o p n. sundays $50
NewSursh, o. IG45 a. w. 80 $50 p. Sundays $50
Kingston X, 80 D. n, Sundays $50 a IN, Co..
aa y't 3, 80 10 a. H. $50 7 p. n
Mddleown 7.45 o. l0:lj a. IL. $40 40 p N. slncays'
3ee i with and Railroad at nan St
M rains leaving CLau.bersst aaif hours
before p H. enty Inrsi fitccn minutes earlier
than above tine trans ~, ie@yn 5y mH, err dg
leave Twenty thlr a - - ana lJ1 D. ~. 'onnrgiine win
Tckeis Or passage ard for Apartments IN Da"ins room
ahe Ses s Of Eassat nay De lei; al tie topanys
C6ir|s sos cg 4Ul 90 Broadway No Courist
Prt.rE ~ and ut the Company Depots -.-
Exrcss Trains the West arrive ID Ne" ORA al '|0
a. m. - anu 1905 p. m
NORTHERN RAILROAD or .YRwJERsEY
Trains leave Enge@Ood GOsttr Pefnoni ana lack,
J. 81 f:i3 5JU $50, 1870 T. ~, AID saturday
nights only il3O p sGndays n "a ana GO 2 ~ -
Manuel Sur-u valley M1nsey, $40 a Il At+1 D. IL
JNU. :. AEBOTT. GEM Passr Agcni. New YORK
7 FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD:
l. ENHANCEMENT OF PA>SI- NGth I-.A1No Jah. l.
ave e:ss ~ Corfisnfi and DtsnrOsstssts a.
10 H. m y ienr l.Apress. daily for iasiOa. Bethlehem Al
enicwn Maucl Ch1nE WAFesiaTre F.tl-oE aEre Lihii
.ttaca AulLn ncle,teI, Bdllo Niagara talis ana the
Mcs;, Pullman sleeping COACHES ara, heu. $500,
'" EOBrI. II. SAIRt, Supt and Engr.
General ornHgOt (b-rch aud t1tlluJtsIs
CiAS Il. CT INNINGS. Agent
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
- RIVEF EAILROA % & commencing Dee IT, 4Hf0.
tirorru trims VIII leave Grand Central Depot: 49,
ga u Yves and Northern bxIress with drawing
$50 a No. spcc,a Chicago ana It Louis Express. VITA
10 Rochester anu I't4'' 'r -'''-' $50
70 -. Louis -.-..
IA. -ueci4i Albany. Troy, and Neniern Express
.f-., m gufal1. 10
Ais65 n, @-cs. with Sleeping for Waertown and
Canapdaieua A.n Tor Mont eai va atisbaTsl
!
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NEM-YORk AND LONG BRANCH DIV.

ALL RAIL i.1Crh 20 ic!:l = AMEOl. Lone
uRANCF OCEAN GROVE. STA CIR1. N SGCAN.
Trans icave New FROM loot OF Liberty ST.. 0rt
River at Sl6. 1l;45 !. M 4:i0. J:iJ y. H.
From foot CfarEsoG-sJ- a. LID Il. ~. , Co.,.
stages TO ana FROM keypOrt connect at AatGwan station
nm III mi
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RAILROAD or NEW.LERSI

" ALLENTOWN LINF.-F-Try Stations IN New. ora.
foot CT berty ani foat Of Ciarssons up TOWN. FrEAt
station foot Of Liberty st.
Jan. T. IS77.-leave ScwYOTk foot o: LIB
l.. 1Ot'M~.
5Oa m.-HAL TEAM for t1emiucion kaston, Belvdere.
Bethlehem, Bath, Allentown Mach Chunk, Ia,u&GG1 am
WllKesbaIre, scranton Eml &c coHuccs at june
non WIN d.. l. 4 ". r X
9.+Ja. m-MORNlNG ENPEEss for II Oh Bridge Branch.
EssfoI Allentown Harrisburg the Vest M1ucn ChuHE,
Tama,W Tow auda. WukesbaIIe. scranton DanyI.e, VII
hamsl.ort. sc.
~lOS0 a m-Fcr sOmcrviie and FleInln gton.
Lou m.-FXPRrss ter FCnistOn Ea-.Ou Bath. Alien.
town Mauch Chunk. WilkesiaiIe, ScrantJa. Tamsqua,
MGhaDoy civ. HaZtc0u Reading, Columbia, Lancaster,
Fphrafa POtt~vliie Harrisburg.
400 D. m.-FOr H1Ch Bridge Branch. EasDn BevldeT-,
Allentown, and Cassr1na; connects at Junction with
Del. Lack. west Rail roam.
$50 -. m.-For SOmeryile and F'cmingjOn
d3U D. m-EvENING EXPIRES daily. fol- EastOn. Allentown
READING II harrisburg. and West
$40 D.. Ei.-IGr E.stOa- 49, -.,
8l5 Oh. 1913 1lj m; lz:i5, 3lJ, 4i5, 5:i, 40
ll-i5 H. r- . - 1s.-
IS made by CErkson-st Ferry AZ jersey ci'Y
FOR trains 10 local ponts timetable at stas.0na
STNTAN Nev-l fcOi litHcrty-s'. Al;
Q9Oa "a ~, ~ D. III lOuUd Book AMI intermediate
ro1rts aud AT 81, TO- ~ EaaCu IaIe a. llari
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-13

The contractor viii h required 70 report weekly. under
determination. and knd ~ STAMPS inufJC
tur,s C.lise! unfinished, ana sOl'dl liIDr issued
number available ifr issue; al.
Spu d st1m, be d.rp ed by the agent Of tho Depart
presence 81 40" C1itTl Is Tcprc>, Ma
i've or Otherwise dispose! the FOstmast r-ra may
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-13
mGtbinerp.

TOR SALE-STEAM ENGINES and BOIL
l. Frs stationary and portable 10 800 h. p, ms
cline tool and YoJdwO king machinery, ready for iinIue-
diare use send list and secOnc hand ma
chnery giving printed description ami OF over 300
different maciDes. just what you and where you
saw this :. G. FoRsAIrH q co, Manchester, y. II.
MORRIS, TiSkER 4 Go. Limited,
PASCAL IRON WORKS. Philadelphia
DELAWARE IRON CO.. Newcastle, bel.
MANUFACTURERS WELDED AMERICAN CHARCOAL
Iren Boiler Tubes, Wrought Iron Tubes,
ana FITTINGS Of every description Cor Gas steam Water
and OIL Filters supplies; Machinery Tor Coal
1Iss WORKS: Cast Iron Water and Gas Pipe;
IMPROVED SUGAR MACHINERY, &C., &C.
once ssa Warehouse, Is GoLD-sT, New-Ycrk
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Docr0 arc Rooms
Below Fourteelth-st.

a. Wr%T QTI-NI.-NiccIV lurnishcd sQudre
rr,,n on tllrl floor an coIvrie1,csi. win "bA fp 10
pufIa1 ami Vi-e ,iI=ir gcnuencn' LiI oeGEooH
very cheap. Eei,Icaccs C-'tJ -'''.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-13

The contract viii tho basis of Tire number of
tn ,4uds of stamp, issued during the Esca year end
Ing June r. 1915. as follows;
I SINNER @, stamps for use Of the pubic SOS 7gJ09O
%rIri,r iiJ!l stamps ft1 Use o. Che IA
~, nrIlarIlrnis 1900. . II, Os2 G65
Nim,r OF ness suaprr anC periodical stamps. .yOJi7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-13

= AEKAEG!.M ut " rA9sI.ND ~ lt.-Al.'9 -, .A'.
SOp m y gn EApress, daily. for Iasioa. Bethlehem
leriryf Nauc ChunE NIFcsbaTre, Ptt~tCE. NaIre Enr
4tiaca AuiLrn locte-ei, BdI1" Magma 1iih, ana u
Mo-: Pullman > sleeping coaches att1t he'd. . -,
w." EOBT. H. SAIRt, Supt and Engr.
crr1 Faa.rn n re- corner VI Ch-rch aud t1ftlluJ st
CIiAS. H. CT INNINGS. Agent
National Republican., 1877-10-13
The Rebel Hcll.

No President for ycars-if there is any
parallel to it in history-has been 80 grossly
abused and insulted IN President HAYES
was on Thursday evening last by the Demo-
cratic speakers who Grated for the delccta-
tion of the Democracy ON the occasion of
their rejoicing over the result in Ohio.
They seem to have gotten through singing
paans to the President, and now draw upon
their amount of adjectiv,s and epithcts to
heap maledictions on his devoted head.
They are consistent patriots and retormers.
They applaud the Southern and civil scrv-
ice policies of President HAYES, and then
hurry to the ballot box and vote the Demo
cratic ticket. Such is Democratic consist
ency and devotion to those who have done
more for Democratic advancement than that
party has accomplished in seventeen years
by its own efforts
National Republican., 1877-10-13
The ,Juiube Trees,

It is not probably known to our young
people when they are enjoying their delicious
jujube paste, how and whero II Is obtained,
and that II may be produced in this section OF
our country. The tree, though native of
Southern Europe and Chilli will thrive In this
latitude, as may be seen by some handsome
trees In the Arborctum of the Agricultural
grounds, in this city. There 1t is dcnomnatcd
the Zi.yhus Ioiqaris, from Europe.
In AN encyclopedia it is called the j"bra
spe,faJiiis. "Coquito Palm" Of Chilli. 1t
grows a handsome tree, with pretty foliage,
aud bears little p,um-lke fruit, nearly the
size Of a damson plum and when ripe Is n
bright red color, with a small nut or stone in
side the pulp. and is pleasant, juicy tart
fruit In It's native localities, where the
trees compose forests, they arc tapped, some
thing In the manner that we tap our maple or
sugar trees. and the sap is boiled and made
into syrup aud paste, of commerce, and Is
called by the natives palm Honey"
They can be grown here the paste made at
home. and the money saved In the country
which Is sent abroard for this iavorite confcc.
tion. We would do well to strive and increase
our industries to the widest extent, and util'
izc every valuable production in our power
Gum arabic swcctened is an imitation of this
National Republican., 1877-10-13
Hptel Arrivals

k%m ,C.p Hsrm%Sgy T. J; clark !,,sL sq1 !; r.
j; II: iIHpS,ii, cGrsylyanH; = si3ney and Hon
, s@"| I %%,iir nS, %; era r i%Yds" ;Yi E%Ss
6md. Srw York; Iinn il. H. cumming. and wife aud
sIn. %. T. a " 4T@S a2y &SS yE '% E",TysaS + & H o W.T.
f S"rS %ra a M IT. T y i"s 'cn x.x e = YorR! R!oSS iaSS
ktrwin lhs'on: Hons !. p Finley and P.C iIaNes, E,
more and Wrc %"rfo !; Va; y rcrey roorr, M'sSa.
chus.ltT u j. IiGm~lr' % and fam,ly' ;,!y; NJ Pat
T',WW,sch, AlI.: u Anger, bryan. 9; lion, J. ii,
/ imkcr Indiana, and hon, Jack Wharton, New
| Orleans.
EIr. H".. 4"c u; Row, j; J. M9:Id.ll, rhtla;
|. rewrr, M"5tnl H. Levy and WIFI ~ VI f. sul'
Ion; John II. fiSEs. VI
.iJi"p,o". stewart l.. w"vd'ur,I. q. \. Brscv. H.
aud VIE, lIon. r. l. Will, 4. j. lum-s 81 y; nm
rant ~ p,nt". NV 4rl-s,'o ". =. re'lSr. srook
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i. Thomp>'n aud wife, rS"n; john Lynch, city.
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Hartford. Conn.,, J; v D M","',N" Mis~ H. Martens
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and Ms, Z lIranrr, ilIydriphn% W, q. whilug
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New hgns ll"li ". T. Stpu lows; u. NJ l,rfrr.
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city! q u. johnson, In; ". tHs"N, New OIlCUn-
and :. u. Clry i~rie ga.
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G. Il, T.. lIOlgr, y. y: 'eI q. nNOn. PTellor Md.
H. iuugoT aud : II. N"lI. Washington, y. e.; InU
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WuNencTRll. IRi: v. ". S'rrws, Montgomery. Ala,
Hon ". ". GatIh aTd tho. ". Sic'e, Ala; H. II
Iump RO aUu. !, (uNrr W., I. ". Merrill. Green
wood, Mss,i T., 4. Armstrong and wife, Freeport Pa.
W. u. TIammpll TIA: j, j, Mott, Ala; A. y. tuTran
Jersey ivi j. II. Walker, HrU0klvn, n " W. =
TwamlrN, BrliImnrr; =. 49, Merrer, Va; y. J. Thurs
ton and family, Bangor, Me-; y, T., Bachelor, New
Orleans !. fOntaInc. Columbus, Ga; W. W. No
DouEal Ala J. E Purdy. Fa., j. 4. Grow and wife
Tnusyflis PA W. E Reynolds, p I,tOn; JnO Msld
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and Mrs. Thompson, Mnnch stcr, Eng; y. D. Lny
den, Maine; W. u. Pleassnts, coast survey q W
ton hshum PitlsburT H.. e. Clarke, New Orleans
Hon e. NJ shelley aud Jos Baumcr, Montgomery
Ala.
lnefropo,iian,-Ge John NJ. CoIse, Chicago Hon
H. A. Cnppla y. Y; Hon. ioan II Men H.; Hon lot,
Vile Md; Hon. NJ. W. nansom, Hon. John y Davis
lion NJ. steele. N. G.; W. J. Whaling III; y kavn
naugh, Raltmorr; u. II Stnttsman, ONO; Z. Grinles
Va; W. IIartsell, A. n. Buckner.
NqifpnrL-HonS =. NJ. Co.krell,T 7. T.Crluenden
p. =. Hand, l. y Mrtrnf MOI Hon IMp'' ivan
kant Hons, r. j. lienkle, VIM, Wal'h, ND; Hon
$. Richardson, 4. C.: Hon. II. II. NJ Davidson. fia
IionG Eppa 1iuntOn, GSorsc {. Cobrll' H. II Doushp'
Va
~ Jdmr,.-E. X. B,nche, D. Flanagan. ONO; y !,
P,'y:on. II. Bradford, N Y; Charles j. hr9ck W;
Lynch, Mrs Redheid, Va: Mis- thwsrd. WeN n n
J. n Hensey Rochester John Dfgys' flh' W.
Iynd, Baltimore.