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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-05
EpGBHE WAGGAMAN.
DEF IL jas Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
james p. GninauIt VS.. Miss Nlarle A..
BAaha


CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH
- of Orleans No. 86f7 by virtue of n writ Il
seizure aud sale directed by the honorable the sixth
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, in the
above entitled cause to Eugene WaggamRn. lats
sheriff. and by laid late sheriff to me transferred.
viii proceed to sell at public suction, al the
Merchants and Auetoneera' Exchange, Royal
street, betV een Canal and oustomhouss streets,
in the Second District Of this city, SaTuR-
DAY, January 90 1871, at twelve o'clock H., the
following described property to wit
A CkRrAlN LOT or GkOUND, stnated IN he
Faubonrg Marigny, In the Third DISTRICT Of this
city, in the square bounced by Craps, BsEaiele.
GTeatmen and Union streets, which lot me su IS
thirty feet front on Craps sttes {. BY one hupared
aud twenty feet in depth, between parallel lines.
Together with the buildings and dependencies
theI con and thereunto belonging. Which property
IL the half nearest to Union street Of = Of
sixty feet front on Craps streft, BY one hundred
aud twenty feet in depth designated BY the nnm-
bsr two hundred and si1 on the pian Of sasd Pau
bOurg hhriguy.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms Cash on the spot.
THOMAS n. HANDY.
dels 30 iA79e ctsa sheriff 81 TIE PAFilA u oEiqAaA
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gHERTFFs SALES,
c. v. LaEay, AdmisIstratOr, W. MIR. ana
kre Marathon.

c. v. LaRay, AdminIstratOr, ". MIR. anG
mrs. Marstob.
TuFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
II Orleans No. 3763.-By virtue of an alias writ
OF heYt facas against plaistf for costs. to di.
reeted by tine honorable the Fifth District Court for
the parish of Orleans In the above entitled cause,
l viii proceed to sell at public auction, at the
Merchants and AuctiOneers Exchange Royal
street. between Canal and CustOmhOuse streets,
in the Second District of this city on MON.
DAY, January is, 1877, at twelve O'clock NJ, the
sOlowing described property, to wit
Il THB EIGHT, TITLE AND INTERBST Of G..
v. LagaY, admins traitor in and to "a judgment
rendered in this case and against defendants,
which case Is now on appeal in the Supreme
Court.
Seized In the above SUIT
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS a. HANDY,
ia36Ill4 Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
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SHERTFFS SALES.


The City of New Orleans vs.. John Brauns
came va same; same va same; same W. aamas
same vs., same; same vs. George BfaUe or
John Braun; same vs. Widow John Braun; same
Va. same; same VS.. same
CUPBRI0R DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of orleans Nos "a sol, 49, So, $751; e0e67 So O3f
81 058, 80 745 and 70 684By virtue of nine Writs Of
Teri facias to me directed by the honorable the u-
per1or District Court for the parish Of Orleans In
the above entitled causes, for city taxes Of 1871,
1874, 1873 and 1876, will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneefs *
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets, in the Second District Of this city
on TUESDAY, January 8, 1877, at twelve o'clock N.
the following described property, to wit
l. TWO CERTAIN LOTS or GROUkD, situated
in the Fourth District of this citv 10 square num-
Der one hundred and ten. bounded by Philip First,
Laurel and Constance Streets desianRted a. lots
numbers SIX ana seven measuring sixty-three feet
on Philip street. by hundred aud twenty seven
feet nine inches in depth
2. THRBK CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
in the First District of this city, in square mum.
Der one hundred and twenty five bounded BY
TchoupitOuas, GiTod, NOtre Dame and Magazine
streets, designated as follows; Lots numbsIs nine
and ten measuring forty ooe feet on TehoupitOulas
street, by ninety five fest in depth; lot nHmber
eleven measuring twenty-five feet on GiTOd street,
by ore hundred and FIVE feet in depth.
3. TWO CERTAIN LOIS OF GROUND situated
in the First District of this city 10 square number
one hundred aud thirty-nine, bounded by Con
stance, BrstO, Magazine and Gsennie streets, des-
iguated as lots numbers one and two, measuring
hfty four feet on Constance street, by one hum
dred and twenty-oue f. ct in depth.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Oash on the spot.
EUGENE wAGGAMAE,
del II jag Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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Mrs. AItee Bedin vs.. Edgar NicoIIe..

20 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish A Of Orleans
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r :, V,.,i' aAvINGs INSTITUTION
SON, s. ..-'..'.......OanaI strsst....."'...''1Ss
oFFIOBRSI
chair. uRouHART, President.
0MAs A. ADAMS, First Vice PreGident
LEADING OnAS ALhkN CLARKE Second Vice Pre1idoH
use bill ALE IEs LHgps Third Vice President
|Dropria TR6sTsRs:
IS 0 5 a aii Aes me- s S t1 sInss
Of the ne. j. Lseds, Gh1i.lien Schneider,
81, an d lou sslal'on ~ hbS sg5s,
the san =; fssli g. David UsuuhAF. i,
time ~ y N.E1.l.-
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EUGENE WAGGAMAE,
del II JAG Civil Sheriff of the Parish of OTleans
New Orlsans, Canal and Banking Com
psny Z, b. Faircf lid.


pany Va. Z b. Faircf lid.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH
- of Orleans, No. 2T604-By virtue of writ
of heri faoiAs to me directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish of Orleans,
in the above entitled cause l will proceed TO sell
public auction at the Merchants and Auction
eers' Exchange Royal street, between Canal and
CustOmhOuse streets in the Second District of this
city, on TUESDAY, January 49, 1877, at twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
-FOUR LOTS OF GROUND. with the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated in
the First District of this city, in the square
bounded By Nayades, ThalEs, Melpomene and Pry-
tania streets, and designated as lots numbers
twelve, thirteen, thirty two and thirty-three,
plan annexed to act passed before b. B. Oenas.
late notary in this city. on the Lwenty.fOurth No
vember, 1870. Lots numbers twelve and thirteen
having, each, twenty ii We feet one inch one line
front on Thalia street by one hundred aud twenty
feet ten inches Ave lines in depth. and lots
numbers thirty.tWO and thirty three having each,
twenty five feet One inch one line front Mel
Pomene street BY one hundred and twenty-seven
ieet ten inches five lines in depth, all American
measure. ing the same property acquired by
the defendant herein by purchase from James p
Preret, per act passed before Theodore GuyOl, no
tary public in this city, on the seventh day OF
May, 1883
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
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EHFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
II or Orleans. No. T726.-By virtue of writ
OF seizure and sale directed by the hon.
oracle the Fifth District Court for the par
ish of Orleans, in the above entitled eause,
TO Eugene WRggsman, late sheriff and by said
late sheriff 10 me transferred, will proceed to
sell as public auction, at the Merchants and Auc.
tionesrs' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and CustOmhOase streets, in the Second District
of this city, TUESDAY. January 8, 1877 at
twelve O'Clock n, the following described prop.
erty, to wit
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the
buildings and improvements, rights, wars, privi-
leges servitudes and dependencies, designated by
the number eighteen, in square P, bounded by
Genera Taylor Austerlits, Water and Levee
streets; as represented on plan drawn by A. s.
Phelps, late surveyor deposited in the office of J..
H. Beard, formerly a notary public in this cityi
said lot measures twenty-five feet front on Levee
street, BIZ ninety feet in depth between parallel
lines: American measure, being the same proper ~
which the defendant herein acquired by purchase
frsm Oheri Verneut, per act passed before Ernest
Commagere, notary public, n the parish of JEFF.
ferson, on The tenth of August, 1868.
Seized il the above cult
Terms-Cash on the spot,
THOMAS q. HANDY,
deg 10 % iap Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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The City OF New orleans VS.. mrs. mary

ae7 Civil SheIiff Of the PARISH Of Orleans
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ALLOTMENT OF PREMIUM BONDS.
DHPARTMHNY OF FINANCE
Few Orleanb, December 30, 1876 !
TNHE FIFTH ALLOTMENT OF SERIES OF PRR-
Il MUM bonds will take place in the Council
Chamber on WEDNESDAY, January 81, 1871, at
which time fifty series will be drawn.
de3l I'd J. @. DENIS Administrator
PROPOSALS. FOR LUMBER, OYSTER
AND LAKE SHELLS AND BAL
LAST.
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENT
New Orleans, December rs, 1876.
GBALED PROPOSALS WILL BIB RECEIVED AT
- this office until SATURDAY, January s, 1877, for
furnishing to Che city 1000 barrels of ovster
shells is 900 barrels lakel Shells 10 900 tons of bal
last and 500 900 feet of lumber per specf cations
on file in the Office of the City Surveyor.
The city reserves the right to reject any or AL
bids.
de27 JOHN MCCAFFRBY Administrator
DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUM BONDS.
DBPARTMBsT or FINANCE,
New Orleans, December 90 1876. !
gTNHB THIRD DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS ON
Il the drawn series of premium bonds will take
10 the Council Chamber, City Hall, on MONDAY
January Is, 1877, at 9 A. NJ.
de3l I'd ]. G, DENIS, Administrator.
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SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
ORLEANS.
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nlarcOL and Barrow and Pope VS. Widow
and heirs of Jean Eardo. neceaeed.

de28 js9s Civil sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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nFFTnIAT. N0TInES.



ALLOTMENT OF PREMIUM BONDS.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TnE STATE OF LOUISIANA
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THK PARISH OF
ORLEANS

KLIsE SCHUCH VS. CHRISTIAN MULLER, HER
husband-No. ISL.
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The City cd Nov Orleans vs. Henry NIuss

THOMAS Fl, HANUl,
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smith 4 DIcKenpa vs.. Roger Murphy

THOMAS q. HANDY
de22 80 a7 % Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleana.
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Rnstnve kohn VS.. Charles n. WelsIsa1s,

las 142O Oivil sheritf i 10 Parish 81 0rIeaaa
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The City of New Orleans vs.. Estate Of
James Wray; same same.

ja2 10 20 fes oiv sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-01-25
Cornwall.

i1 i1-WEATHER All the thaws attempted thus far are failures. The .sleighing re- mains good yet. But farmers are unable to get much wood as the snow is so deep.
 REMOVALS Frederick Harrison of Corn wall Hollow, expects to move to Iowa, where he have bought a farm. We hear also that Mr. Walter Johnson intends to remove to Cornwall Hollow on the farm that Mr. F. Harrison vacates.
 HEALTH. people of Cornwall have been spared their usual amount of sick ness, this winter. There is no Dr. in this part of the town.and the-people% seem to think it won't pay to be sick. -s
 REn1c1ous.AThe meetings of the week of prayer were very largly attended. There have been several conversions. and before the meetings are closed, we hope there will be many more.
 fss& - @E9k NS 8B #4TE.&
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-01-25

The young people of this place are having a fine time eeleigh. ridipg~
 4ass Wsdnesday. Jsh. Htb, Mir. Lew is BisseIl, while engaged in moving a stick of timber in the cStton manufactory had llis ankle badly crus shsa- AIIe is improying rapidly. under tAp cazS ii Dr. GA Atas of Litchfefd. 4 W e
 On Saturday. Samuel Bissell, while tending a circular saw, had his hand badly sawed into; nearly severing three fingers. sa.. ga asssaz szs sad asi.7sat saf = We are expecting series of Lectures from Rev. H. Stone. The first is to be delivered Monday evening Jan. 2):h, and others foiiew in sueceeding weekss
 New Preston.
 The Rev Mir. Lee, who is now supply ing the pulpit in this place on Sunday last preached an able sermon on Christ ian Growth from Hebrsws 12th, 11th. The Society here have this winter adopt ed the new plan of having but one ser mon each Sunday commencing H. o'clock with Sunday School after service.
 Our teachers being seized with mea- sles has created some excitement, as the whole school. numbering about 35, Lad been exposed. It seems that Edward Ca ble Jr. came back from Lakeyille a short time ago. and has since had the measles and is now very sick.
 We wish the people of New Preston and vicinity Wouldtake hold and help the boys in their laudable attempts to sustain an interesting Lyceum. All that is now kicking to make it entirely successful, is members to take part in the discussion. As it is now the whole work devolves up on few, who, are worthy of especial praise for their attempts. The question for discussion at thelr next meeting, Friday evening" is Resolved that gold mines are more advantageous to the country than coal mines" A very interesting debate is expected.
 A.
 The thaw oflast Saturday has dimin- ished the snow considerably; and, as the streams show little more water, for which we are thankful.
 The Lyceum association held. its tenth meeting on Friday evening last, and the question Resolved that the flat terer is 8 more permcious character than the slanderer," was decided, after an able discussion on either side, in the affirma- tive. F.r.-.g~-s.- Mir. Frank P. Bolles. the efficient teacher of the district school iu this vil- lage, is, quite sick of measles. We hope so see Him around soep.
 Tt is rumored that the management of the Sherman House is about to change hands, either by sale or lease. A slight mistake occurred in the New Preston items in the Enquirer of last week by whichHwe were led to believe that on account of scarcity of water the mills had stopped running. Such however is not the case,
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-01-25
Deaths.

In this town. January 18th, Florence A., daughter of Ferdinand Buell., aged, 27 years. sas eva' saasa
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-01-25
Bantam.

On Monday evening, there was spell ing school at the west district school house. Owing to the storm. but few at tended. ,ss., .e,,s,., s... ss...s&. ,t,.e tas
 tss{ ktst8s a3 T s6
 -TAe Lyceum met Wednesday even ing and finished ..The Trial" The case was thoronghly urgued by the counsel. and m manner to please the audience. The jury disagreed. and the Judge dis charged the prisoner after advising him in regard to changing hats. The house was crowded from pulpit to deor. as 2 -Singing schOolas usual ons Tuesday and Friday evenings. J
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-01-25
TnomaSfon.

Y zxa f& f& s@ ~---3 m2III
 ! -Tbe oyster supper on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at the Methodist church was well attended. Those, whd went enjoyed themselves. and the society profited by their enjoyment. sssar1s
 The mite society of tho Episcopal church held fair and supper on Thurs day, and netted handsome sum-, All who went were we'll pleased zsy'
 MT. Tucker. the druggist. has moved into Morse's new block and has fitted up one of the liandsomest drug stores in the Naugatuck valley, where he will be pleased to attend to his friends. MT. Horton Pease takes the old place which MT. Tuck CT left and will sell drugs to all that -st :a s,ass4ss a sB el,s-.a4s ..-s5 ssss" .sHs4 's The young peoples association of the M. B. church met on Friday st Mir. O. Cables and had good time. ji9~
 The Savings Bank has moved into Morse's block.
 On Wednesday evening, about 6.3O, the village was startled by hearing the clock shop whistle blowing and in less time than it takes to write it the streets were alive with people. all with one inter- est, and that was t, find out what was the matter. The canse of the alarm was the discovery of fire in the yard of the case shop, where pile of timber was found burning. The men went to work with 8 will and soon put it out. It was very narrow escape from disastrous fire. The canse has not been found, but it looks very much like an incendiary attempt to burn the building. The matter will be we'll looked into by the company.
 We have had little thaw this week.
 Not much news hereabouts.. G.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-01-25
WaSnIngron.

The Ladies Home Missionary Society of last week was we'll attended and anoth. CT will be held at Mrs. E. Brinsmade's on Wedndsday of next week.
 Mir E. W. Woodruff supplied the pulpit of the Cong. church last Sabbath.
 The Lecture of Mrs. Phebe Hanna ford announced for Wednesday evening is unavoidably postponed.
 There has not a death occurred in this place in six months until within the past ten days. We understand Dr. Brown says it has been the healthiest time since he came 4ere eight years ago.
 Released from the prison of frail body, and all the ills of this life;Jan. 18th Della A. Sterling, aged 34 years. Her disease was consumption, with which she struggled for months. Both body and mind were affected by it, and for long time she was in despairing state, but some three weeks since her pastor in . meeting gave thanks that the cloud had been lifted, and the Sun of Righteous ness, shed its beams of hope and peace on her spirit. -
 Ahn -k~
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-01-25

sMust commence with January or July number.
 Subscribers who are in arrears must make up ar- rearages before taking advantage of the foregoing propositions 1; and subscribers who are In advance may deduct the amount their subscriptions are m ad vance.
 Money should be sent by post-ofee order, cnecK or registered letter, if possible If remtances are maoe py mail we cannot be responsible for loss before the letter reaches will take all risks of remittance to the clubbing periodicals.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-01-25
With Enquirer.

With Enquirer Harper's Weekly ... .--s..... .S5,22 Harpef's 'Bazar =. ..s!. ......o,2o Harper's Magazine. .............5,2o Atlantic Monthly ......: o,20 Scribner's Monthly l.. .s.........5,20 The Galaxy. .o,ZO The Agricnlturist. :. ..9, :. ID Arthur's Home Magazine ..:. 100 Peterson's Magazine* ..3, 50 tfodey's Lady's Book. ...... 40 N. r.. Weekly Tribune. ..3, 5O N. Y. Semi-weekly Tribune. .4,5O N. Y. Weekly Times. .,. "a, ,20 NY. Semi-weekly Times. ..4,5O St Nicholas 4,40 Peter's Household Melodies, .5,20
 |" La Creme de la Creme, .5,2o
 Parlor Music, D. 70 Democrats Monthly Magazine, 400
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Gbe fitfb6elo Gllq,lirer,
 HTcHFlELD, CONN.
EMoulRER cLuaRIMo ERATEs,

Our Lit:hdeld County subscribers may not often bs able take advantage of the low rates offered arss clubs by most magazines and periodicals. For thsfE convenience aud extra fnducement to new coun- ty subscribers will send the following periodicals to county subscribers, in connection with the Es- ouIRER at the prices annexed .t q
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-01-25
Coshen.-Mo 272.

IcR.-Our ice houses are being filled from the West Side Pond, with beautiful ice, 23 inches in thickness.
 MR. A1LYN.-We were pleased to see Mir. Robert I. Allyn. last Sabbath, in his place in the cholr again. Some time ago his knee was badly injured by the kick of an OK, but he is improving.
 SEWING. SOCIETY. The ladies gathered in large numbers, last Thursday, at the house of Capt. Gaylord, to work for the Home Missionaries, and there must have been something quite attractive there, for we noticed many men present at tea, and in the evening the Center Choir and many others remained to sing. e.
 YouNa PEoPLE.-The members of the school in the Academy a,e to have an entertainment in the Town Room, We'd nesday evening, Jan. 3l, followed by an other the next evening, and I see by the program that Mother Goose is to, be an important character the first evening, Tickets to be had at Cook & Porter's store. .sSjbs y 38Dg ~.
 EUGENE ALLYN.-We shall miss the pleasant face. of this young man in the West Goshen store, ias he has gone into the mercantile business m New Haven with his brother Dwight. -
 HEA1rH.-1t is remarkably healthy here this season. HIN. -
 TS Harwlneon
 The Lyceum, week before last, was crowded. and the dialogue was . success. The debate on the question; Resolved that women is entitled to the right of Suffrage, ''was ably discussed and decided in the affirmative. Last week the house was crowded. There were some excellent readings and speeches, after which came the debate on the question Resolved tthats Capital Punishment ought to be | abolished." The question has been de- bated once efore. but there were some who wished to try it again. It was ably argued for nearly three hours aand was decided. as before, in the negative. The question for debaee,thls week Resolved that the People of the World are growing better" q r
 -AAin wedding vass scsisbrated at MT. James Mathers on Monday evening. of which we will write next Seek, b.s "a
 ao Little GhonnieS was mistaken in the names of the couple that were married last week. They were Mir. Charles Birge and Miss Alice Frisbie. This young couple arc very much esteemed here, and owe wish, them a long and happy life.
 t.-For the information hof Bantam we wonld say that here in Harwinton the Su- gar Wedding is the first auniversary oi the original ceremony. Our sco-laborer can easily become entitled to it. ls.s laHon. Abiiah Caslin has finished l getting jn his ics.a giess a. q. o. M. { sAz&& &+ 4gas
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-01-25
Morris,

The high. priced pew sale. noticed re- gently, still attracts considerable attention. On the one hand the purchaser has taken partner, which lightens his load very materially; on the other. apples have risen. and the Deacon makes handsome profit. "Honors are easy" say the sinful.
 The young folks have started SOC G. ty of United Workers which met at the pastors, Tuesday.
 On Sunday of last week the Rev: MT. Leonard repeated his New Years sermon by particular request.
 The singing school meets on Satur- day evening. ,..z-. ...5E
 Seven new lamps have been pur- chased by subscription for the lecture room. ''Let their light shine i'
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-01-25
Post once, LitchfIeId, Conn. De
MAILS ARRIVED. Rxx- k. Ny~.,.krxnIr D

New York and Way by Naugatuck E.. R. 2.p m. New York and Way by Shepaug R. R. 2:20 p. m. New York and Way by Nangstuck R. R. S:Sop. m.
 MAILS LEAVE. -" New York and way by Nausa uck K. R. 6:3o a. m. Cornwall Bridge, Albany and the West, 6:5O a. m. winsted and Way, 1l:30 a. In. z-s..a-. New York and Way by Shepaug R. R. 2:30 P. m. New York and Way by Naugatuck R. R. 30 p. m.
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Sister, thou hast gone to rest, We will not weep for thee, For thou art now. where oft on earth, Thy spirit longed to be,

We understand the people m Wash lngton Hollow were laboring under the delnsion that Sitting Bull, or some other savage had invaded their precincts; but, the alarm was wholly due to the whoops of s. D. Piatt Esq, who is whooping like an Indian with whooping cough, a diversion usually practiced by juveniles; but this is no laughing matter, and MT. Platt is se- riously ill with that strange malady.
 Mir. B. -Seeleye is also a very sick person and it was feared his disease would prove fatal but the reports on Sun- day were more hopeful It is humps, ag- gravated by his having taking severe cold. Mir. Seeleye is one of our most enterprising farmers, and his death would be serious loss to the community.
 The peddlers, book agents, and other travellers who had had to lie by for the late ''spell of weather. were out in full force last week.. Among others were two Litchfeld youths canyassing this part of their territory for subscribers to the .tCentennial Exposition" !" described as ''the only complete. richly illustrated, low price york;. 75O pages. only q, 50. !" They seemed to have met with tolerably good success, but we ~ish them better.
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