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IN THIS CASE BY REASON OF THE
i law and the evidence being in favor
of the Plaintiff, Sallie E. G.. Smith, it
is ordered, adjudged and decreed that
the said Plaintiff do have and recover
of the Defendant, Thomas Spence
Smith her husband, the sum of nine
hundred and thirty-one 1900 dollars,
with five per cent. per annum interest
from the 25th day of May, A. D. 1876,
with the costs of this suit.
1t is further ordered, adjudged and
decreed that the legal and tacit mort
gage in favor of the said Plaintiff to Sc.
cure the repayment and restitution Of
her paraphernal funds and the amount
of this judgment as above set forth be
recognized, confirmed and enforced on
all the real estate Of the Defendant, to
rank, date and take effect as follows, to-
wit: for the sum of three hundred dol
lars from the 25th day of November,
A. D. 1859; for the sum of one hundred
and twenty-five. dollars from the 5th
day Of December, A. D, 1873; for the
sum of thirty-two $1,000 dollars from
the LIST day Of December, 1874; for the
sum of two hundred and ninety-three
65-lOO dollars from the 10th day of Feb
ruary, A. D. 1875; for the sum of fifty
five dollars from the lst day of April,
A. D. 1876; for the sum of thirty dollars
from the Goth day OF April, A. D. 1875;
for the sum of sixty-five dollars from
the 10th day of October, A. D. 1876; for
the sum of thirty dollars from the LIST
day of March, A. D. 1877. {;
It is further ordered, adjadged and
decreed that the community Of acquets
and gains heretofore existing between
the said Plaintiff and her said husband
be dissolved, and that the Plaintiff be
separated in property from her husband,
and that she do have the sole and ex.
elusive management and control of her
separate and paraphernal property
apart and alone from the management
and interference of the said Defendant.
This done, read and signed in open
Court on this the 18th, day Of June, A.
D. 1877. w. F. BI4ACKMAN, =,
Judge Ninth District Court.
Filed June II, 1877.
- G. L. RANsDELL,
Deputy Clerk.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, c,vpr,s o,r,o..
PARISH OF RAPIDEs. A . 0r ZEE"
thereby certify the above and fore
going to be true and correct COPY OF
the original on file and Of record in this
office. ''''s .''''' '''
| In testimony whereof wit
G mess my official signature and
QS0 lseal Of office on this 18th day
l " n ~ = =
! G. L. RANSDELL,
June ~, 1s77.-4t. Deputy Clerk.
Printers Fees $500.
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Married /:

In this Parish at the home. of the
brides mother, on the 9th of June,
1877, by the Rev. A. N. Ogden, Miss
SALLIE s. WATERSto Mr.. CHAS.
E. BRINGHURST.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


RALPH S. SMITH
vs..
ARTHUR EDWARDS No. 1928.
L. W.. MARTIN. ~ =. . E.
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT CouRT-PAR-
ISL OF RAPIDEs.
|DY VIRTUE OF AND TO salts.
d fy a writ of Fieri Facias issued
and to me directed in the above enti-
tied and numbered suit, l have seized
and will offer for sale at public auc.
ton, in front of the Court House door,
in the Town of Alexandria, La, DO.
tween the hours prescribed by law, on
SATURDAY, the 4th day of AUGUST,
1877,
the following described property, to-
wit -
All the right, title and interest in the
Railroad from Alexandria to Lecomte,
in the Parish of Rapides, Louisiana,
known as the Red River Rail Road
Company, nnder it's Charter and amen
ded Charters, as we'll as the right of
way granted Ralph s. Smith as owner
of said road. Also all the rights and
privileges appertaining to said Road
under its Charter and amended Char
tersy also Che bed Of said Read and EN-
bankments thereon. Also about six
acres of land at Lamourie, formerly
belonging to said Road, except two
acres on portion of said six acres,
bounded as follows: in front by Bayou
Lamourie, on the right by Back Bayou,
in the rear by a line one hundred and
fifty feet from the Railroad bed, and
the other boundary to be run so as to
include the two acres, said two acres
being reserved by said Smith-all Of
said property being situated in the Pa.
IRISH of Rapides, Louisiana.
TERMS OF SALE:-CASH, subject to
appraisemeut.
H. NJ. ROBINSON,
July 4, 1877. Sheriff.
Printers Fees 5000.
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TEMPERATURE

AS REPORTED BY FERGUSON scHNAc OK
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JUDO M EN- T..

THE STATE OF LouIsIANA-PAR1sH OF
RAPIDEs =. NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COURT. ' "
SALLIE E. G.. SMITH ..y......
vs.. AZ. ooIo
Her Husband.
MAY Term A. D. 1871
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A big Land suit.

col. CrOthCrs, Of Wellsburg, was in the
city last evening on his way home from
Clarksburg, where he has been serving
as jurymRn in an important land suit
in The United States District Court. The
decision Of the case involved titles to the
homes Of 1870 West Virginia citizens, and
ia known as the case Of o. E. Woods Us.
Jonathan ArmatrOut and others. The
original patent covered 100000 acres Of
land, situated mostly in Braxton and
GilHer counties, in 5000 acre lots, and
was obtained on the l2Ih Of May, 1905,
by Richard Smyth. Since the original
patent was granted many other patents
have been taken out for portions Of the
land, and it n6w embraces about one hun.
bred and twenty.pix farms in Draxton
and Gilmer counties, and lhissuith has been
brought against all the occupants OF these
farms who hold by virtue Of the patents
obtained by them since the grant TO
smyth, or by deed from other persons
who obtained patents. Each deiendan!
therefore has separate law suit and the
title Of come Of them may be good, while
that Of his neighbor may be worthless
They all claim by Sdverse possession,
Their titles are all subsequent to the
Smyth title, but they claim that they
have been in actual possession under I'D.
verse title long enough to bring them
within the statute Of limitations. 1t is
also claimed that the smyth title has been
forfeited for taxes.
The plaintiffs in the case are New York
parties, and were Represented at Clarks.
burg by Judge Birdseye, a distinguished
lawyer Of New York, and by Caleb Bog.
gess OF this State. The defendants were
represented by Judge Camden, Henry
Brannon and ex-senator Bennett No de.
cisiOn was reached, as The jury failed to
agree.
Thee are the sort Of cases that are
vexing the land owners Of West Virginia
to-day and cursing the prosperity Of the
State,
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KSDERoARTENs IN ST.. LOUIS seems to
have found congenial soil. They have
thriven and multiplied in the four years
sanCe the first was opened by the eDthusi.
astic Miss Blow. In. 1874, the second
year, two new kindergartens were estab.
lished, the next year nine more, and the
next II more, or &c in all, in which over
1900 young children are enjoying the de.
veloping freedom OF the new system.
Each OF these schools is in charge of a
woman teacher, who has oversight Of
from four to ak volunteer assistants, who
are receiving instruction in kindergarten
methods OF teaching. The 90 "gardens''
are connected with 10 schools, and hold
sessions half in the forenoon and half in
the afternoon. Tuition costs nothing, bpt
parents OF children who have the means
pay dollar quarter for the use Of the
material. The assistants, after one year
oftcachias, receive "praotical diploma"
and after two years a Theoretical diplo.
ma" II, in the opinion Of the teachers,
they are worthy Of it. One hundred and
twenty'seven pupils are now in the train.
inc class. The system ia popular among
the people, and has good promise Of what
it may achieve anywhere under equally
enthusiastic managers.
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
By virtue Of Deed Of Truat made BY JrrA,
Cunningham, Sem, and MRTY Cunningham N,
vile, 70 me nj Trustee, dated September 2ih, ms
recorded IN Decd Of Trust Book No. ., page ga a
the land records Of Ohio county, West VirRlnI,
will cell at the trunt door Of The Court Hopst oi
aid county, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1877,
Commencing At 10 o'clock A. NJ, the east qunItsf Of
lot No. O., In ChaplInO and Eo1's addition 10 i,
city Of Wheeling, Ohio county, State Of West VIZ.
ginia, Haid quarter lot being situated on the noh.
west corner Of TWenty.iourth street and the RleJ
between Main and Market streets and pariIc
thereto, fronting on TWenty.iourth street thIrtJ
feet SIX Inches and extending back SiXty.si1 tei
and reference Is made 10 aid deed Of trust .Os Iu
description Of the came.
Title 10 believed 10 DO good, but I viii cOnveJ
only the title veated In me by aid deed Of tFHt
TERHsoP SALE-0ne-t third or more cash In hind,
the balance In two equal inStAllments at lix IN
twelve months negotiable notes bearing Interest 10
be given and the title TO DO retained until payutn
In full.
W. J. ". CoWDEN, Trustee.
&c. HERvEI, Auctioneer. SEPT
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Consumption can be CURED.
sehOnskS PulmonIs Syrup,
sehOnekb Sea Weed Tonic,

sehOhckb Sea Weed Tonic,
sehCnek'S Mandrake Pulls
Are the only medicines that will cure
Pulmonary Consumption.
Frequently medicines that will stop .
cough will occasion the death oil the pa
tient; they lock up the liver, stop the cir.
culatiOn OF the blood, hemOrrhAge follows,
and In fact they clog the action OF the very
organs that caused tho cough.
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia arc the
causes Of two-thirds OF the cases Of Con.
sumption. Many persons complain Of q
dull pain In the side, constipation. coated
tongue, pain In the shoulder blade. feelings
OF drowsines and restleaSneSs, the food
lying heavily on the stomach, accompanied
with aCidity and belching up Of the wind.
These symptoms usually originate from a
disorderGd condition OF the stomach or a
torpid liver. ohs "a
Persons 80 affected, II they take one or
two heavy colds, and II the cough in these
cases be suddenly checked, will find the
stomach aud liver clogged, remaining tor.
pid aud inactive, mud almost before they
are aware the lungs are q mass OF Eore5,
and liberated, the result Of which Is death.
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup iB On expec.
toraut which does not contain opium OF
anything calculated to checkA cough sud.
denly.
schenck's Sea Weed Tonic disSolvCs the
food, mixes with the gastric juices Of the
stomach, aids digestion, and creates q raw.
enous appetite, /
When the bowels arc Costiye, skin sol.
low, or the symptoms Of n bilious tendency,
Schenck's Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared only BY
], il. SCHENCR Il Son,
n. +. corner Sixth and Arch Sts., Phila.
And for sale BY oil druggists and dealers.
nnd
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In a speech at Baltimore, the other
night, Hon, W, T, Hamilton discussed
the issue between capital and labor, and
among other things, said:
my honorable friend said that capital
and laborsympathized and went together.
Capital and labor 90 togetherl l sec
around Tie 1000, il may be 5000, 5000
or 10000 heads, and among these 10000
| venture 10 assert that there are $500
capitalists. Why, the drayman before
me ia a capitalist. The draymAn, by his
surplus earnings, which Is capital, by his
irugality and sayingP, may have acquired
horse and dray. That is his capital.
Laughter. II is capital only less In de-
gree than that Of the greatest manGIact'
uring establishment in this city,
His interests are az much in-
volved in the protection Of that
capital as arc those Of the greatest man.
ulactory in this city. When his capital
Is protected, he Is protected; when Il is
employed, he Ia benefited, and when
It 10 moi, he is wrecked, possibly worse
wrecked than the largest capital IN the
city. The truth Of this matter 10 this
you talk about the wreck Of labor, but
the wreck Of capital surpasses anything
that this country ever witnessed. | ven.
ture TO assert that within the limits Of
this little State OF Maryland 10 day
there is a wreck Of two hundred millions
Of capital. You do not appreciate the
fact that there are capitalists Of Sl00, ~
well as Sl00, 900, and that the interests OIL
the capitalist Of 500 are as dear 10 him
us those Of the man who owns 100000
He has toiled for it, and has determined
10 lay IL by in some invested fund, say
iDgs bank, bond, mortgage, or has loaned
it TO some friend upon personal security
and It is gone.
Let me tell you tonight that the de-
probation OF railroad stocks and bond,
In Ohio and Maryland, and in othel
speculative stocks, has cost the people
Of this State all Of S200,000,00O. / dom
think ! exaggerate. This Ii 100000 ,0Ot
taken from the homes and Gre8ides o.
hundreds and thousands Of people, t
meet whom upon the street you woul(
consider in a measurable degree Of pros.
perily. So | say that there ia greater
wreck Of capital to-day than there is O.
labor. AZ an illustration. When the
man with the horse and dray has no work
his capital is eating him up. lie mus
not onl y support himself and his family
but he must support his horse and keel
his dray in repair. So that, in fact, wheT
the small capitalist ceases 10 have work
he had better give away his capital, elst
Il NAV starye his family and himself.p
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IT ia reported that Lydia Thompson
will bring her performances to a close
next spring. II the spring would bring
some clothes to her performances il
might be an improvement.
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Cause Of MIC. TltIens, Dcntl.

LONDON Medicll Examiner.
The case Of Mile. Titiens has excited SO
much interest, and its pathological and
clinical features are so remarkable, that
we hasten to put them before the proles-
sion. This distinguished artiyle, who APP.
peared on the stage at the early age Of
seventeen, was only forty.four when shc
died. Two years and a hall ago Mile.
Titiens had symptoms Of obstruction OF
the bowels at Brighton, and on Dr.. How.
ellis arrival femoral hernia was found
on the left side. This was reduced, and
Mile. Titiens was left in satisfactory
state; but lew days afterward sickness
returned, and with it abdominal pain.
A careful examination discovered u
ibrOid tumor attached 10 the base Of the
retroverted uterus, the ceryix uteri being
pressed against the pnbis. The tumor was
pushed up into the pelVis, and the patient
was relieved. The same accident occurred
on three other occasions, the tumor each
time being pushed up into the pelvis after
few days rest. Mile. Titiens noticed
last April that the abdomen was iucreas.
ing in size, and that there were some
ascite'. Mr.. Spencer Wells then saw her,
with DR.. Howell. DiureLics were used,
but on the Goth Of the month the kidneys
ceased 10 secrete, the bowels would not
answer TO aperlents, and vomiting en-.
sued. The patient was then seen BY Sir
William Jenner and Mr.. Spencer Wells,
with DR.. Howell, and it was determined
to tap the abdomen. This was done by
Mr.. Wells, and sixteen pints Of fluid
escaped. The omentum was thickened,
hard, and attached to the abdominal walls
by strong adbesions. The fluid was
examined microscopially, and it was
found 10 contain large cordate, ifregu.
lar and mother cells. Shortly after
the operation the patient was tapped
again, and twenty-five pints were with.
drawn. A month later 81 pints were
evacuated, month aiterward 16 pints,
and fortnight later ii pints. The solid
mass, which is now considered 10 have
been Of sarcomatous character, steadi.
ly increased during the whole period,
and at the time of death probably
weighed lG to IS pounds. Sir Jas. Paget
and DR.. Wilson Fox saw the patient in
the latter part Of her illness, and the case
ran the usual course, with sickness, acute
pain, and comparative temporary relief
after the tapping. During the last
months that Mile. Titiens resided at
Worthing general dropsy Of the lower ex.
tremities supervened. The kidneys acted
fully after the tapping, but the secretion
gradually and progressively diminished
after each operation up to the time when
the operation again became necessary.
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The Moral Hazards OF Insurance.

During the last nine months the losses
By fire in the United State. amounted to
S52,3G69OO, and in Canada to 81, 35s 400;
while for the corresponding period Of
1876 the losses for the two countries were
respectively Si7,4G6 200 and s7,5s7OOO.
The n. Y. Chronicle, looking at these fig.
ures accounts for the excessive increase
in the case OF Canada by making allow.
ance for the St. John fire, but 1t cannot
believe that the grea! amount OF loss this
year was due to accident. There can be
little doubt that the hard times augmen-
ted the "moral hazard" while at the
same time the insurance companies were
obliged to lower their rates to meet the
ability Of the publicto pay. The ChrOn-
ie!estates that risks which could not he Ia
ken at any rate whatever formerly had
been placed on the books. Iiany compa-
MES made money this year, it must have
been the foreign ones having immense
capital and able to insure large aud cost
ly buildings which weaker companies
cannot touch; and such edifces are con-
spicuously the safer.
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The Turks have sat down in Pleyna
and the Russians have sat down around
i, and II seems to be regular Sitting
Bulgarian campaign.
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a. CARD FROM
E. [. PRUSSING g. co,

We hes leave 10 notify the public that as many
unprlnCipled persons are circulating the story
that the Vinegar recently condemned by the Beard
0t Health Of Washington, D. C., was Of our manu-
fAetuTe, We ATE Obliged 70 publth the following
correspondence, which explains itself:
DE-. T. 8. VERDI, President Board OF Health,
Washington, D. C,-SIH: Has any Vinegar man.
Jour Board? An early reply will greatly obllSe
y. L. PRusSING i CO..
RoARD OF HEALTH, WASHINGTON, June Q, 1877,
e, l., PRuSSISG 4 Co, Chlcago-G In
reply TO your tOmmunicBtlon Of this date, am Ir-
stfucted 10 inform you that the Board Of Health
has never oopdened any Vinegar Of your manu-.
-tucture, ror has complaint ever been made q the
impMiiy oil the E1me. Very respectfully,
Z. c, COX, N. D., Sccietary.
We would also submit tho following iron. DR.,
Aiken, Of Maryland and DR.. Mahla, Of LlI clgo:
UAivgRsIlH or MARILAHD, June 0, iS7I-l
have this day made Chemical AnalysSs 81 IN
GVGiage sample Of PrusSiDS's Vinegar, aud find Il
lrsc ilom all trace Of mineral Gclds and metallic In.
ruritle', and therefore pure. Free iuphuTie acid,
very injurious nJulIcrltiop often iJand In the
Commercial gfic.c, Is not present In this Vinegar
WILLIAM L. AIKEN,
PRO-. Chem. and Phar.
RpquestLd Oy sir. PrusSing, IIUbjetted simple
Of his Vinegar to Chemical Analysis, and found Il
perfectly free from mineral acids and metallic sub.
sanccs with which commercial VINEGAR & 30 ire
gurntiy adulteflted-l can recommend It, there
lore, RS au entirely pure and rho!fIorle article,
+. MAHLA, Phi. DR.,
In conclusion NO will add that our well known
brands Of Vinegar have Rtool the test Of public
opinion for tWenty-Dins years, besides having re-
CGlTed dnt premiums at the Worlds Fair, the
United State Fair, the Illinois State Fair, the
Chicaso City Fair, SC.
E. L. PRUssINe & CO., Chicago.
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warrington L'paich 10 the Phila. American.
Secretary Evarts remarked last night
to friend; II have been compelled 10
change my opinion Of the Pennsylvania
Republican delegation in Congress. !
waa very much mistaken In them when |
asked them 10 select man from their
State for the English Mission. had no
idea that they would 20 into the grave.
yard and resurrect man who was not
only dead, but who had been dead so long
that his heir was actually in possession
and enjoyment OF the estate"
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FRIDAY, The 20l day d November, ISL,

al the dwelling house Of the aid Ferdinand t..
bert, IituAted on StTobel Run, branch Of Hi
wells Run, shout one-quarteF Of mllo from M
Wheeling and Eairm0nt Turnpike, and nbSut oIs
half mile iIom the corporation line Of me I'M y
Wheeling, Btll, commencing mid sale Al 10 o'rfrti
A n, the following described personal prOusEt,
that l. 10 say; horses, COW, I hogs, s VIC,
sleigh, EetS 81 harness, l GAddle and britEi
etghish1Ise power engine With boiler, IhEItSSss
ali the fixtures and appliances connected tbeTS.
With, corn mill, one straw cutting box, poII
harrow, all thoiro rails on the truck rad eIJ'
Ing from CaldWelIS Run, near JohnSton'I NM
back 10 the quarry on the farm Of the aid PrrJI,
nAnd Schubert, al the rails, tleS and lumlEf IA
longing 10 aid truck road and 1900 fCet II v,iS
rope and oil apparatus employed In using ths r1SS
II CarS and shafts also ali the tOalI uied by NJ
Nll ecubert In his quarry consisting Of ccbsn
wedges, hammers, drills, picks, axes, WHEEL
baTrOWS, &c also all the household aud kiith,n
furniture al the aid Schubert, Including chain
beds, bed ding, loOklDg-ghReI, carpets SLOW,
organ, sewing machines and many other SftrIt,
not specially mentioned In this advertisement.
TKRNS or 8ALR.-All sums leIs than tE,nv
dollars cash, All sums Of twenty dollHrI and II,
ceedlng twenty dollars 4 credit Of ono yelr, hp
purchaser giving his Interest bearing note wlIhto
personal security for the deferred payment On III
cash u the purchaser % elect.
oc22 J. II. GOOD, TFu,t,s.
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1855 ACRES
TRUSTEES SALE.
From ss,oUs to $4,uuO Of Valuable Pr.
suhal Property Offered Of Public
Auction.

Under and BY virtue Of certain Deed al Tn.
executed BY Ferdinand Schubert 10 the ma,
Algnedsas Trustee, dated October 9th, ism ii
recorded In the Clerks othco Of the COUNTY CS-,,
Of Ohio county, ". Va, In deed Of trust LgOS III
u, pages 65J.is6,l will, on ."
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WItEN a yOunglady is willing 10 marry
her mothers second husband she is evi.
IDENTIFY ready TO go steptather,
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Attcmrted Escanc oil Uonrlris,

sAxFRANcrsco, October 8o.-A Viz
gina dispatch, yesterday evening, says
that u number Of convicts In the peni.
tertiary at Carson, attempted to break
out. They seized MatthewSon, the Dep.
nty Warden, and held him before them 10
intimiaate the guards from firing, and
made rush for the gate. Matthewson
three tImel ordered the guards to fire.
They finally cbeysd, severely wounding
Matthewson and two OF the conyicts;
when the Others surrendered, No es: