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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-04-05

Popular education Is the hope Of the
Republic. ] trust that the time Il not
far distance when all the people will
acquiesce in sustaining the common
schools, and when they who ask di-
vision Of the school fund will yield to
the genius Of republicanisrn, and be
satisfied to give religious worship In
the family and in the church, while
the State, with "A sovereign impartial
ty, shall perform its great duty Of
making education universal through
the best system Of common schools
the world ever saw .--yMdle 1nyt.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-04-05
Pullman Palace Drawing Room
Cars

are run on all through trains afIhs road.
Tais Is the ~ Ii LINE running tht~s cars be
tween Chicago and ct, PGHl AID Minneapolis,
Chicago and Milwaukee Chicago and Wlu0ua,
Chicago and Green Bay.
ciose connections are made al Chicago VIII she
Lake Shore 4 Michigan Southern Michigan Cen
,r.t. Baltimore & Ohio, Plttsbarg, ~. Wayne d
Chicago KanKakse Line aud Pm Handle Routes 4ioT
AL points EAST and SOUTH EAST, and with the
chicago aud Alton and Illinois Central tor all
points SOUTH
Close sonnections are also made with the Union
Pacific Il. X. Al Omaha for all far Nest poiHta.
Close connections made At junction 2ot'ds nth
trains Of all cross points.
Tick sta over this route sold by al Coupon
Ticket Agents iii the United States and LaHaaGs.
Remember y0a ask fOr your t.eEsts VIA the Chi
cazo Il North Western Hallway. aud take uoH'
9th
Nsw York Once, Nc. as Broadway; Boston
Office, No. State Street: Omaha Dilire As Pam
ham street. San Francisco Office, III IL hLgun-ry
street; Oh icag Ticker Offices, 62 street, un
der Sherman House; y Canal, corner Madison ~.
kinzie Street Depot. corner w. Kline and tanK
Streets Well Street Depot, corner Wells and n In
xie Streets,
For rates or information not a;tainabIe from
your home ticket aKent=, apply 10
w ii arESsEpF, Marvin HTGHIIT,
Gen PAS. Az I. Chicago. Gen AaHg r. Chicago
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-04-05

II the farmer is not using oil cake
meal to limited degree for his horses
and other animals, there may be cases
where little salts had better be CIV
en- in the feed. But do these things
with judgment.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-04-05
Omaha and California Line
CHICAGO 81 Paul 6 MINNEAPOLIS Line

j. the shortest and best route bet~feu CHICAGO
and all points In NoKIREES iIElsufS. Iowa HA-
KOTA. NEBRASKA, NGGE3SC. CaLCE&4o UTAH.
NEVADA, CALIFORNIA 0EE8GS, EHEss. JAPAN
ID a
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-04-05
G e NV
LINES

THE CHICAGO & NORTH. " Isl E.RS Rally
Embraces under one management The GFsas
Trunk Railway Lines Of tie VI E-E EuG &OEI IT
WEST ard. with 4ts numerous bran hes Asc con
usctUus. forms the shortest and aBCEesf TgEts be-
tween CHICAGO and gil points Il IALINEgs- Wiz
c9NsIS, &uETHEKs MICHIGAN. MIsN E-s1I 4 J "a A
NESsAsKA, CALIfukSEA and the ME-TEES TEE-
ss
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-04-05
Green Bay and Marquette Line

II the best route between Chicago and Ia CHo.. 2,
WlnOsA, BaYcH fsTKR. 0WAToNSA. AASKATU,
or. PETgE, NEw lin and al points ia southern
and Central Minnesota Us
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-04-05
Freeport and Dubuque Line

+ the only line between Chicago aud JASESYiLLE,
WATEsIowE, Fos Du Lao. OSHKOSH, AFPEToS,
0hEES BAY, FsCAsaBA, NEGACSKE. Mana ETTE
HorcHTos, HANCOCK, and the Lake superior
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-04-05
La Crosse, Winona & St. Peter Lin

Il the snort line between CIfIcsso ana all points
iJ SOHTHEkS AISDussIN aud Miss ESoTA, aud
Tor AADIscs, sT. PAUL. MISSEAFoLIs. DULUTH,
and all points 10 tie Great SETIhwesL. lis
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-04-05

j. the old Lake Shore Route. aud is the only On,
passing between CHICAGO ana EyANsToN LAEI
FoBEsF, HIGHLAND PARK, NALKESaS. kAoESE
EIsDSHA and MILWAUKEE.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-04-05

Vegoti1e is Sold By all Druggists.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-04-05
Vfts To
CHICAGO and milwaukee, Line

Il the only route between CHICAGO ana plsIs
EoGkFOED EEEEPoET, and AL points Via free
lurf
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-04-05

Fancis Richards, Dist,ict Court OF Cc
Va, dar Co Iowa Nav
George b. Sargent. Term, 1917.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-04-05

At the Manchester Dairymen's As
sociation, Mr.. Stewart, who made the
premium Centennial butter, said the
milk from which that premium but
ter was made, was set in deep pans,
placed in running water, and kept at
temperature .of 81 to s. degrees.
This milk was twice skimmed-the
first skimming being taken for this
butter. No special pains was taken.
About an ounce of salt 10 the pound of
butter was used, but the quantity OF
salt was too great. About three
fourths of an ounce is enough. The
butter was packed in ash tubs, in the
usual manner.
Mrs. II. /. Jones, of Delaware coun-
ty, reports an unusual profit on the
milk and butter of ten cows last sea-
son. In the first place the family was
supplied from them with all the milk
and cream they wanted to use. She
sold 1900 pounds of butter for $446.95.
With the aid of $50 worth Of corn she
raised eighteen pigs, which were sold
for $40. Deduct the $50 for corn and
there is left for hogs $3.50. This added
to the proceeds of butter, and there is
$3.50 as the profit Of each cow. So
the Delhi Monitor says.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-23
ExECUToR's SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned Executor Of the last win and
to,tament Of Elisabeth Ann R. mRE, deceased,
VII, at public suction, At the trOut dOor Of the
Court Hoass Of Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, December s, 1877,
Commencing At 10 O'Clock A. u, CROWDED the slme
Is not sold by aid Executor n private ale before
that tlne,l Oner for sale the following deIErihed
property that b 70 say Lot No 81 In Church hI'I
addltlen No. to the ety Of Whosllng, except that
part Of BIid teonveyed By the heirs law q John
Redmin, dtceased, 70 John Nolan by deed dated
October II, 1871, 1nd Of record In the 0aea Of the
Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county In DEED
Book Nc. 50, folio 67a 90 which aid lot there 4
double Briek House Ia good TVpair, water on The
premises, renting NJ present. NJ SIC % Per month,
1IEEs-Oae-thiFd cash, Or - mueh more q the
PurrhAaer may elect, on the day Of 1le, and ths
residue In two equal payment q and IS months,
With Interest FROM data, secured By DEED Of Tut
on the pFemI1ol.
BENJAMIN RxLEY, Executor.
Chlpltne street, Wheeling.
J., @ HERyIT, Auetneer. n6l6-tod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-23
TuscARAwAa YAILHx a WHEKr1HO
RAILWAY coIFAHY.

ILkVkLAhpL June y, laIIs
THE suBsCRIBERST 10 THE CAPITAL
i sr0CR Of aid Company viii t1ks notice that
their subscriptions heretofore made for the ppHplae
Of aiding In extending the railroad Of aid Conpa-
ny trOm itS present terminus 70 the Ohio River,
having heretofore been accepted by aid Company,
the Board Of Directors Of mld Company n 4 meet.
Ing thereof held on the Stu day q June, iS7I. by
q resnlntion, ordered that the dnt inStAilmelt Of
aya dollars Cs5 01l On each share Of Aity dollar
$50 C0 % substIibed 70 the eapItal ltock Of MD
Company, now due from subscriber, appearing an
the books, and individual subscriptions % Iccept.
I'd, shall Be paid on or before July lIt 1877, 10 r.
A. RtNrit, TfeGTursr n aid c0RPdRV, at As gear.
al Ggas tAreQL or the amB may b paid 10 A. J,
BagsA ct Bridgeport, Ohio, or 10 neh persia a be
may direct; and MD Treasurer and aid RaKRn, and
also such person - the aid BAe1 may duly Gntho-
rim 10 receive money due upon aid Subscriptions
are either Of them BY aid Company empoEeid
and authorized 70 rccetyO and reclpt for the zane
or and on its behalf and ten Per cent Of MD sab.
serption ihAli Be due land b hereby required % Be
paid 70 the aid 7reqFGreT, q tAt geRSral Oes n
IaH Company, a gfRtsa3, or The amn may b
paid 10 a. J. BlgEs, at Bridgeport, Ohio, or such
person Is he may designate, who are authorized 70
IeceiVe the same lnr and on bahalI Of aid Cnmpa.
ny % the day following the expiration Of every
thirty days from and alter July lit 1871 until he
whole subscription ShAll b due and required 70 10
paid, as above Spetlhed, $50.
By order Of The Board Of DiTOctn1.
ie2l-F 2. A. HEWITT, Saerglary,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-23
rs THE County COURT FOR ONO CUM.
In A.sanp.It Nib Attlehnsnt,
" 7
nNRlEEN i

=
The object Of this suit being 70 recover from the
deiendlnt the sum Of $40 %, With interest from
the 18th day Of January, 1877, until payment, due
plAintlt iGF balance on Gcruunt for board mGteFi.
1, gods and neFehlndise furnished, and cash paid
Tor ule and benefit Of defeDdAnt By plaintiff, which
s1id etaim d more July set forth In The affidavit Of
the lhnhh hled herein, and % subject the proper.
~ and credits Of the defendant attached, q ap-
peaIl BY the anGEor Of Edmund Hobha, ST., on
whom eopy Of the attachment herein was SaFVed
On tusge!tinR. 70 The payment thereof md the
costs herein, and II appearing u the Court from The
lmdaytt Of b, B. DoveneF, now hled herein, that
the delendant q not resident Of thiA SAt6, and
has not BEEN server With COPY Of the order Of u.
taehment Or with process 10 this Iuit u Il order.
ed By the Court that said delandant Be required 10
appear at rules held for this Court within four
WeOks after the dnte Of the lint publication Of thn
ordr and do what Il necessary TO protect bis inter-
ct, md that this order lhlll Be pablIBhed and
Feated % orden Of publication are required to b
Publhhed sud posted By IaE.
HOBT. B. WOODS, Clerk.
DLIESPoET 4 DoyESER, Attorneys for PiA'ta.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-23

Too, without thirds VOTE d aIiths
members elect.s ~
willsAnli, ? at Columbus or aanywhere
else, continue 70 defend the Mayor in his
worthy " doingsi There are many more
such doings which tAx-psyers want ven.
tilated BY @THH Ex.CouNcuAfAH.S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-23

n nsL, n sdVahos, postage pNpesd
,.',,..........Sl % az month";. .........si q
Jb, q FVp.,............. .....'.....-..tI ~ each.
Y rIS Al Ten ..... ,.............,s..ta.s. ~ o1eh.
= 80. ii THPbty ,-....s...'. y each.
"a sTtrI C0Py 70 poFsOn setting ~ Club.
-, ,totp ITiess are lnylTiAble Remit q
- n tTifi q fusioiice Money 0rlsfl, and
" ~ SIthsf Of thea can b procured, md the
~, n 4 Registered Letter.
,sv INTgLLIdENCER win present. daily lie
IAs -, In ID dGp1Ttments, hon al quaTtSn d
n Serld, n veil - complete reeOrd d local
,u1 VFLLIELY IL printed On Thundly, and nn
lnt M II ths counter, In paid envelopes, reAdy
y, -1ilInf 60 StRd Q copy 10 HblsAi Jfteadf
~ ,,Iaiitsi riA RrfI Jfpa hH9
,,ysSrRiBEIsS. Persons desiftng 10 have the
wi S,iiY iSIELLisEScR2 lGft regularly a their
I5,BGI ID the city and slbufh1, ean ID
80 ~ Having iheil addfta1 q Counting
-. Of by drop letter through the post0iacG.
- SnGTRIBl TORS.-N0 attention viii Be paid
~ ~ ,sss TnOnI communications; eTSTy Artiele
M L AGO npanied By the writer's real name
al IldreaI
s.,i,,u Ls.,tTi G6F " IAOEld b GdfFtithd aFfeis
S..gl,l." nd Ih0Sld IN ~ eaSs h 0ddFttlsd b
~, iSjtIilal MsHlbeT Of LAf firm By RaHls.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-23
RUCKWHEAT CAKES,

Batter cales, and Blsctt, made light, crisp and
wholesome With lesan, Lit 4 o1H ExCE1ldOR
BAKING ROWDkh. oegI-dAH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-23
WANTED-A, csr,-pOOdIps Agents, r..

WhNTE0-As Corresponding Ascuts. Rs.
~ tlll Dealer, StStionsrS keeSy
stote ffGgTietorl, boosSelGrs, Broken, lnsufancs
AgsntA AuhnefA HegSdealeFa, ExpseR AEeuiS
Steamboat and hotel ClHk1, MalIe 6ealsrs' MsT.
enants md any other reputable perIons n ali
prominent places, for the sale Of ticketS 70 M
Smnd Tonteft, 70 Be- given In the dtY o. New Or
ls go, L.I on Inesily, Dec. ilth, undeF he a.
sinsye management 81 Geneah q. I. BsaurenFd,
y Louisiana, and Jubll A Elfly, Of ViFEinls. N
commissioners 90 behalf Of the Stats Of ISII,isns
M ine People, when SSs2 30 cab win 3 dIstFi.
p1ted among The purchaser Of tieketN, HE Grand
Distribution viii axe place Tor he baneat II the
eaar1abie and edueationAl Institution n NeW
Orleans and !. ttee nun all ohIeetonIble ieatiirS
tnf pnee q neteil 9 Ten dollar, OF len tieEsfs
lot hlne Dollar, and fractions viii y m uFo-
pogtonateiy; EelpQnsihle parties acting n eotfps
po1deul VII ind the duties llEht lnd fomQnefs-
ton proatahle: AneommnnicSfionL m MA eos.
n nS;1 se q g Items laared o q. 4. nA
noll-sod - -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-23

~ Pullman Drawing Boom and Sleeping CIR.
Iom steuesnItlle and Columbus through Tiisouf
saGHos to Cincinnati, Louisville, IndianapollG mi
81 Louis, and from Columbus 10 ChieaEo. !
The pleasure seeker or those BeAkinE HSlta a
ne Wed, nhouid call on or addroa the IndgFii9nsd
ior through hme tablo, maps, hnd Circular md
Gen'i passenger and Ticket ARtnt, No. 5iS iII,h
street, Columbus, Ohio. mYi7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-23
pRUcelsrs.
N EvERYBODYs MOUTH.

whsrsysri y ~ hen !risa yea "! sad shsP..l.s
PoW6Eh sold b bet DealeFs evsryEhsfe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-23
,rons oF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

3, uol, IA sdEant., p't'ag. I'PoA
O. ~. =. % One month...,.--.. "
IN EH.ssSv I y CIrisrsin City i'ePEVetk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-23
WONDER UPON WoNDER.

Gttsn GiNay-A strInse, mystsrious and n,ost az
tIaoIdlnary Book, entitled SIHE BOOK Of MON
DEhS Containing, with numerous curious pIcio-
Earth, Natural and Super-N atiirSl. OdltieS WIIr-
zeal, Strange cariOsites, Witches and WitcheraIt.
Dreams supenhhonS, Absurdities, PabulouS. En-
ehantmeut, DC: In order that ali may ~ this
eiitio1I book, the publihGs have received % Eive
IaSay % al that desire 10 zee II Address By PoS-
s Sl card +. GLEASON CO., 75s Washington S.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-23
SUPERIOR BRAND
WHITE LEAD.
AN OPEN LETTER
THE PUBLIC.
NEW YoRK, oc.ober ist II

NEW YoAx, October lst. 1871.
I have devoted twenty ysarI Of patient study 10
The Liver and ID relation 70 the human BODY, n
!eaTch q remedy which would restore ii, 1hGn
diseased, 70 its normal condition. The result 81
that labor haa ben the production Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-23
SENI.WEERLY.


A rsl, IA SasaAne, Iei,ags PrTata.
-. u % Slx monthA. ........ei %
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-23
TUFTS LIVER PILLS.

Their popularity has become % extended and the
demand % peat q 10 induce interruptions pSriIlI
70 counterfeit them, thereby RoBENG M q 10 r.
ward, and the RHIctSd q Their ViFtf1es
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-23
TO CAUTION THE PUBLIC.

and protect them from vile imposition. I have
adopted new label, which beafs my Trademark
and notica o. ID entry In the Once Of he IlbrlFian
Of ConUtsI, also my signature, thus;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-23

6IsuAeagilI Observation-Disclosures Ballaire uk
so P. M; Bridgeport at L65; and trriTA a Sisu-
benEtIle at Sis p. m.
Leaves kteubenVllle at T:E6 q, n; arrives u
Bridgeport At SIS 4. IN.
Special accommodation trains Leave Bellairc Il
$40 N. and I2.lS p, m; bridgeport Il RS Z. N.
and Loo p. nj; lrIiTe q Martins f0EFy a65 4. N.
and E1O p. m Returning leave Martina feETyGt
l:23 4. N. and $50 p. M; bridgeport IIsS6. 4. n.
and $40 p M; HETiTe n BellEitS n II61 4 n. and
S66 P. m.
Ticket toall principal points In the Est and
Wet an be procured at the Union Ticket Omca,
GeLnre HoGss, and at the station 4 bridgeport.
my2g General Passenger and 4; 4 TisEs a. Az.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-23

DkyESpoRT 4 DoyESEi, Attorneys ior Piaia
no16 q S0Afecl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-23

~; Tor 4 n Station. Hetsosn Ehasl,ns IA
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-27
LIE RADICAL.
French Newspapers Misfartunes.
PHILADELPHIA Times.1

Even the poorest country editor, the
man who has to take pay for subscrip.
tions in anthracite coal or pig-iron, and
who does not know what il is to have
cash advertiser, may think Of the sor-
rows of a Radical editor In Paris and
rejoice that he doesn't live in q repub-
lie where they have press laws. lie
Radical for the Sd Of June announces
that since it was established, on the 18th
Of February, it has been fined four
times. The total sentences amount to
IA, 500 francs fine and fifteen months
Imprisonment, and now it has been sus-.
pended for six months. lie Radical
goes on to say: eff we add to this sum
the expenses of all sorts, which are the
most beautiful ornament of French JUS
tice, we find that it amounts to about
81, 900 francs. It is pretty sum, and il
the government had bit of gratitude
it ought to have only sympathy and
kind feeling for newspaper which,
since the day OF it's birth, has filled Its
Golfers with as much liberality as dis
interestedness.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-27
SOCIALISM,
The strength, and Power 1t Has i'm Ger
many.

The strength and Power 1t Has i'm Ger
New York Journal of Commerce.
A cable dispatch informs us that In
one of the districts Of Berlin Socialist
candidate for the German Parliament
has Just received over 1900 votes. His
opponent got two votes to his one; but
it is great triumph for the Socialists
to make so large poll in the Prussian
capital. In other parts OF Germany
they are quite strong. At the recent
Parliamentary elections they cast
nearly 100000 votes and elected about
twenty members, against ten in 1874.
The strength Of Socialism within these
three years has at least doubled in Ger
many.
At late meeting Of the Socialists at
Gotha, III local societies reported,
representing over 10000 active men,
bers. They publish more than fifty
journals, besides tracts and pamphlets
innumerable, which are scattered by
emissaries all over Germany and find
their way to adjoining countries. The
agents Of the movement busy them
selves in all the large factories where
many hands are employed. They have
recently come into collision with the
famous iron master Of Essen, Herr
Krupp, who threatens to dismiss any
one of his twenty-five thousand work
men who joins the Socialists. Thus
far he has defeated these insidf-
GUS attempts to demoralize his
force; but the Socialists are cunning
and patient, and will give him much
trouble, if they do not break up his
establishment. The alarming growth
of Socialism in Germany is explained by
the prostration Of business from which
that country especially suffers. This
depression is the relapse from the deli
rum Of prosperity which followed the
payment OF the immense French fine to
the Germans. Speculation was ram
pant and the price OF everything rose
Unfortunately, even wages ia some
The reaction, fastened and aggravated
by the falling off in trade with the
United States, has been terrible. Hun
dreds Of workshops have been forced to
close, thousands of artisans are thrown
out Of employment, and the distress OF
the poorer classes Ia unprecedented
throughout the empire. Their misfor-
tunes make the soil favorable for the
seeds Of Socialism, and there promises
soon to be crop Of that dangerous
growth in Germany which Bismarck
will be obliged to tear up by force. The
man Of ''blood and iron" will not hest
tate to cut out Socialism by the roots
when an attack on it becomes neces-
sary. But no physical force can sup
press 1t entirely. and Europe in the long
future will continue to be vexed with
this tempting and deceitful theory, the
triumph of which would be fatal to all
and enterprise and progress.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-27
CITY AFFAIRS.


A satisfactory Experiment Yesterday
open Hints 70 yidangeurs.
Several members Of the Board OF Health wit
messed yesterday morning an experiment made
on Bourbon street with one OF the patent deodor.
izers, an apparatus something similar to that
used by the Sanitary Exoavating Company. with
pumps, hose, etc for cleaning vaults, and which
10 designed for use
by THE vIDANdEUns.
The experiment was very satisfactory to those
present, the work being done and the deodorizing
accomplished without accident or interruption,
and although the process was NOT quite 20 rapid
as the ex.monopoly system II was thorough, the
odorless apparatus being fully ~ efficient as was
the other parts Of the machine.
As the machine. complete, costs about one
thousand dollars, the vidangeurs will, 1t Ia
thought, DO compelled TO club together and pur-
chase them, unless something cheaper and as Of
feotivs should be introduced.
In connection with this matter, the Board OF
Health have information that many OF The vidan-
geurs are
RUNNING THEIR NIGHT CARTS
without deodorizers, causing q smell that 10 alto
gether too "oud" for the health Of the city, and,
In addition TO The instructions given to The police
TO arrest all such volators of the law, the board
will prosecute a such offenders to the full extent
of the Lave.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-27
RICHLAND PARISH.
RAyyfTJE Tune 81

RAYv1LLE, June q, 1877.
Editor Democrat-We are at this time
having called session of the district
court. There will be but little done, as
all State and parish cases are what are
called preference cases. In the suit of
the parish Of Richland vs.. w. r. Oliver,
tax collector fdefaulter), the rule has
been set for trial next Monday, 18th.
The suit of the State OF Louisiana vs..
w. T. Oliver, tax collector (defaulter),
will barely be reached in time to be
tried. The Supreme Court meets in
Monroe next Monday week, and there Is
not time intervening between the meet
ings of the district court and the
Supreme Court to try any other jury case
and get up the transcript and other
parapherDalia necessary.
Judge Persons this morning passed
sentence on James r. Preston, indicted
for an assault and battery with in
tent to commit murder. He plead
guilty and threw himself on the mercy
Of the court. He plead youth, and that
he was mistaken in assaulting and beat
ing the wrong man. Sentence, one year
in the penitentiary. HIGHLAND.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-27
THE ALASKA INDIANS.
Fears of an Attack ON Sitka by the In
dians,

Fears of an Attack ON sitka by the In
dians.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 21.-A Victoria
press dispatch says the steamship Cali
fornia arrived at Port Townsend on June
IS from Alaska, having on board all the
government officers and troops and the
remainder of the stores, arms, ord
nance, etc. The port at Sitka was aban-
doned on the 14th Of June. The citizens
Of that place were very apprehensive Of
immediate trouble with Indians. They
are left without any protection and no
law Of any kind, and are anxiously look
ing forward to the arrival OF the revenue
cutter and gunboat. Women and chill
dren are especially excited and alarmed.
Meetings were to be held for the pur-
pose of Immediate organization, and to
appoint guardsmen at night to prevent
Indians from entering the town. The
commanding officer, at the request of
the citizens, removed the Indians, as
usual, outside the fences and barri-
cades, and it is the intention to adhere
to this rule of keeping them out Of town
at night.