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Htatc-Iloufe at New Orfrana.-f}or. Chamber
lain, similarly bcscge1 In the State House at
Colun,bia,- 10 tho President frtrtual!yl:
"l nm Governor dt ftrf: scnd me troop: enough
nnl will he Governor dr }nefo." On the other
liani fiov. Nichols Vt Ncv Orleans, Ahl toy.
Hampton ut Columbia, *uv to s1H President,
zach for htmae,f, " l am the HoYcrnor IT. }ettc
from the Tinted States: II only tho detachment
Of the United Statrs soltllerB whirl, Carrsons
the State-tTousc Tan b. withdrawn thorc will 10
no more doubt a. to the a.tual Government,
and the State will be perfectly a'lo t. prntcct
itsclf against domestic violence" Tho Prc.t
dent. after careful inquiry aud delil'crat!on,
concludes TINT, us 4 matter Of fact, tho prcte1-
sion o[ GoY. Packard to be Governor of 1.osltsL-
ana cannot be maintained In any other war than
power Of The United states; and that Gov.
Nichols {whatcyer may laya been tho srreRn-
1artty at hts election, and ly whatever
fraud or violence he mar hare gained
tho positlon) is actually governing tho
State with M protection fran any external nor-
CT. Tho same surs OF inquiry nnI dcl!bcrhiton
concerning South Carolina, brought him TO tue
conclusion that, whether Gov. .Cllanbcstnin
ought or ought not to be Governor Of tss State
furlsdtctton). the State was actually governed W
Tho otltcr man. In the wortfa qu0tcd by GOV.
Chamberlain from Chicf-1nsttce Tancy. IL was
the Prcaldcnt's duty to "1ctcrnine ''-of course
not without inquiry aud slcltbcra.!tln-" mat
body Of men constitutes tho Legislature. and
who Il the Gorcrnorl" Just this 10 what llo has
lonr.
supreme Returning Board for oil elections oi
LEONARD BACON.
NOMINATION., Mans. July D, 1a77.
, 1877-07-18

point Of vier. Rednce 1t to 1t, lsH snaly'ia and
Is ~ H, IT, tat q. TO- 81
o.her -preseisntie.. !. this comp,tib!t With tae
as9y; T. s9mpses r' Re Z. ia III ts
Georgia has now university! YES; fhe has
nnisrstity By n.me. but, tsuat me. it 10 IN N
embryo ,tstc. IT. Tru'tccs hare been carnett n
anh the appliances If . university. Int u il 4
mt mor.i!.n7 fact that shc mems afe wanting;
oe accomplished. f::pplsu4c.
FtH1r SCHOOLS FEEpED. .....
n1sd Gei,ef T. .hst s;eo:cis wil not he ifae to
downcn. for cominon: .sh"ul md na-ersitv ednca.
ttonL know and feel the bardcns oi the pcup'c 1t
this TING, md know and feca that With The heavy
fhc Eep,eraDa fna ne!a depression which prrs&des
the country Al th!' ime tmnediatc ena full endo..
cn, q the'e snserrti.c' |. not to BE- sspesttsd
these great ob}eces can he ACCOMPLISHED within
few ycsra. gradually. .ltknnt ncseat!nX the pecn.
think yo viii a.rte with nie that tne ateat ohjrct
nt,Sss i wot'h' Of tho most 'eF0u' confederation Ap
the coIoERp rKorLE.
utter no caution egan.t class 1cetetation or da+
elimination against citizens Of Af1ca1 descent.
fcrl perfect assurance that there ia no member
# thcfe @ - VA he % voad soa Ind him'e,' *t.hont
following. Tint po1tIou Of oHr population - sts .
epss aee"t ill., s"e' re.on q s% ap
recognize Tho change that has elevated their ei.i
eta.ns. and arc in truth their best friends. lAp-
plapsc.] .s....s..--
Il Is nanece. .ary to tpesk Of our redessi fe|.' 4
the Constitution Of Tho United states- All right
minded mcn fet and know that Georgia ff
observing strict fidelity to thcn. and there.
fore nsea make no new pleaSes, ;Sst,., assume nc
t{sely outside Of thcec. relations ieorgta has
reserved sovereignty and Government to main.
tain. This 10 the prcc1se fefd Of our iahof1: and
there Is In It feopc enough for the Erandett intel
ourrcrcs 10 hi. sphere Of action, Keeping steadily
III view i. our po4r slar the re:erved rotcrctgnsy
of Geargta, looking 10 thcs enlightenment Of her
pc1ple. the Development Of ler resources, and
her steady progress In civilization, let ~ en-
dcavof 10 frame Tor her Consultation which gen
cfaiort Of remote future shall regard a. the pal:
adtutn OF thelr eacsed liberty and belr unboHnded
prosperity.
! tender ron, gentlemen, my most grateful &C.
tnowledge9,ents for thc h'sh honor You have cor.
happy II 1t the conclusion Of your aboss ron feel no
rcgtct at the choice you have made OF presdin2
pifItcr. More than quarter nf century has
passed since have had anJ e1peEtcrce In tuch
los!tton. time eanu9h 70 haze forgotten much Of Of
have acquired. cannot. therefore, promise you
great efficiency or tact 10 the dlHchArEe Of tho duty
devolYing np0n me-. tan give yon tie must post
tive assurance Of desire and purpose ~ far as IN
courteous. You can aid me .yery much. gentle
men. and economtxc time End money b. strictly
observing tho rnlcs you may adopt fos your own
government, and cunleHang Whatever OF argument
stee. A. lat Is may be compatible with youE sense
Of drty. ..,.. ..-..
have to present.
, 1877-07-18
KEOKUK WHARFAGE.


KEoKuK, H., July 17.-Tlc city authorities
haye determined to force an issue with the
Kcokuk Northern Line Packet Company upon
tho question Of wharfage. With y!rw to thls,
they haye formally uotlt!od. the Company that,
uutcss they commence paving wharfage by eat-
urday ucxt, their boats will be seized as fast as
they arrlva hero aud their officers placed under
arrest Meantime, the officers Of each boat viii
he notified not to leave without puying wharf,
age. Nottce Of this kind was served
oil the officers OF tho War Eagle
and Clinton upon their arrival to-day. hut
no attention waa paid to II. The agent
of thu Company says that, rs soon ~ tho city
commences scazing boats, they will cease laud-
ing here. Il.e fa.t packets wl'i stop at War.
will run past without lanliug. The Company
hus paid no wharfage fur about twn years. Tia
dues hare accumulated until they amount to be-
tween 1900 aud s3 ,O00 The city has sucd tho
Company TO recover this. The cnsc Is now In
the United States Supreme Court, and. In every
city,
, 1877-07-18
A Good 8tozy OF Judge Stozy,

4 good Illustration ot tbs equal power Of two
mon property, Of judge Story, which he was
very foul of telling. One cold and stormy elcc-
tiu-ay ls felt 1t bis duty, "a usual, to goto tho
polls. Flo ordered his carriage for this purpose,
struck him. TuInlng to hls 4olored driver, DO
s,ll: " lIayo soa Voted yet" "No, Mas4a
Story, wus waiting to drive you asst." Well"
replied the Judge, " sud who do you iptepl to
driver. "Wcll,". continued tho Judgc. laugh.
!nx, :. should yute fur b.; 70 sou may put up
tho carriage aeaIu, aud VIC will both stay II
homo anu pair I'll our yutcB." Tho roaehman
the learned Judge.
, 1877-07-18

The Following 2fe the arrivals and cldaeAncca Tor
tho tweaty.four honrs ending at 10 o'c!ock last
night:
ARsrvALs-stm7 Corona, 81. Joe. tundriett She.
hoy4Hn NAni,owoe, sundties' props JAZZ buffalo
s9ndtess !erside, south iIavsa, sanaTlva. 6; Ksf
!!uns!o, sundtte.. Tempe.t White !skn, ,euna1te.s
Essf fasds Ffer bark; Hns 0fsnd ltireI. bsrk: J. T.,
coal Jasoa Parker, Miniktce. lumber, d: WaIbr!dEr
s:;' :aa,s
Msy Collins, Cheho{Ean. lumber; ly!de Kepo,ha, in.n.
fsu .t fsss so kss
Mlwsukee. light, A1serinc, Cleveland. coa's Heltn
Hood, M0.keKon, h!n!t:r; MAY ioosh: siusksEo..
hssx 5enMy L, 5ana nsys1; Se,;
" Hoane, Huiiss, coal, L. j.. sEignose, Fent wsies,
lnmbefi q. @. lionghton. Milwaukee: light; g.: II.
Foster C!eyeI.nl, eaal, J. iseaa, Jr MiehlEaa ttT,
t:t*sf iaa,sefS ffHcfi Taas!s. easi: GoatssE NoT.
MH.i,tee amtsE.J r5.sy Txs isi.ss: i,ltassf b ~
hu rorni bn?k William IGRcA EkcAanba. 800 m hnine.
no ~ shoulders. md brls potatoes, tctlr Il. j. hklt.
n1rs, FeutwnteT. Ela auEaT and 10 pEEa kspecrless
x s f'f y
aehr MIunie sl.u.en. luiIait q o1. bu corn; schf
keaseh ssSai. = III aoaf ana saaSEis. s!n! eoTo:
aaUD,,s cofn ser ilisss Jones, Budso. a. iiII iii
pork md ltaLtsn ~ i.rsts sellr ie1Yctts ]iITe9.
d0urs prop il. naIIenttnc luao. "A, Uhl bu *ehr
q. u: ioIxhon. Buffalo, -. oUo hu roFn: prop Irn,.
pest White Lake aHaIrie:! pr1p d4he in1klo, 23 9'a
esn. afn1r Muskegun sasdsles; prop Heath.
kAuEAtlGk. suharscs
, 1877-07-18
" UNITED WORKMEh.''

: ,"
sr. PAuL, Mimi, July 17.-Tho sem!-annual
session OF tbs Grand Lodge Of tho Ancient
Order OF United ,Workmon Of Minnesota met
this morning In Wurkman's Hall, this city.
Delegates wcre present from eighteen lodges.
Tomorrow evening, At $3.50, grand parade Of
the order, being their frst public parade in this
State, will take place. and, in addition to the
seven lodges Of this cty, will DO participated in
by delegations from tho lodges OF Minneapolis,
Anoka, saltwater, Newport, sud other points.
The Order, tho arst lodge OF which was organ
Lied lcts than q year ago. hns present mcua-
bership Of nearly 1000 In Mlnneapta.
, 1877-07-18
AN ALLEt1ED sA1UGGLER.

I'M ALIIE{7E1U .s5sN UUVHCIk7
Tho pfop Lake 1ireaxe, which ras formerly On
tt, Toledo and pnt.fn hay route. bnt for the past
fonr yeas, zs been engaged in tho Canadian trade,
Va, lied up Ia Pns-tn nay Saturday by the officers
Of Tho rcre -cnt,er Tcsscnden for running from
Canadian notts without having Tx ueseea,ary r..
pcrs. 1t IL thought By the oflcc!s thht hhr has
tIr.tton II to b niAdn.-Toitdo Rtatke, liza.
, 1877-07-18

Tho following authentic information relative to
tho damage 10 the shipping Ut reussuKca during
tho recent tornado u received by letter: Tbs
water ross over tho pier during the Eas OF sstuF-
day. Tho tug John spFy, lying ut Penaaukoe.
ws4 atrppca to tho halt; tho tug pensaukse, while
entering The ha1hor, VIA struck BY tbs tornado.
and seriously iniurea Gaps. Haptias, being 10 shs
lying Ia tns river vera capslzcd Piles of humber,
combating oysr /. O00, O00 feet we're liftsI up by
the wht and scatterfd n Ali directions. Tho tllir
Otoato Wan out Ia the Ator,u wf.h large Eaft Ia
tow. ehe let 90 both anchors. and, With > full
head of steAn, working her machinery, could not
bold ths ssfs. which parted tha hsw4efa snd blew
awsJ. 1t Afterwards wcnl 10 tiece4. Tia steamer
Northwest brought l60 ex1ursioatsta Wednesday
to view ths penExukep rutns.
, 1877-07-18

Epec9dI HlJpd{CA 70 3A1 3T5AHz.
poRF ncRox. Mlch., july 17.--uown-props
santlAe, Shook, II. Holland, 1ndla, Nashua, Lin
coin and bar9es, cosmofant and cousott. Wetuiaro
and consort; schEa L. Iakcr. r. u. Locke, Canada,
uipposrd, Hattie Wells, Yaakee blade, Azor,
col. Cook, Albatsoas, Eagle Wing, l. N. FostoE,
:. Anderson. D. Il. Fort, Jsunio Matthew'S, Mary
Gsrrctt, Champion. s. L. Naahcr. lmpcrtsl. ".
II. Rounds, Guiding star, Ida ksith. FolgeE, Il.
Klpr. r. Ftt.ecraIl, D. WaEstaf, II. Il. Ns=h.
mtnd, q. sradsmau,sJ. II. Petoa.
Cp-ltopa Emplre State, Ontario, Attsona and
harSes, Autclors aud bafKcs: schtA j . q. Martin,
II. u. Moore. Cataract. ETastus Corning, George
Murray, II. G. Cameron. Nwosso. Threo lc!!s.
lFi,!sswAtor, ssm Flint, John ltlee, y. L. Wells,
Ferret, Mtary, Erit Ucllt.
Wind southwest, tre.lIt weather ane.
, 1877-07-18

tntcAan. .-atarlnors ucre feeling good yesterday
over better prospect in Srctshts. Capt. War
fInrton's steam yacht 1dIer IL having her stern
bearings repaired In Eysters dry.dock. -. schr
Pauline xaa calkcd yesterday, and left port for
lumber cargo. Tho weather was squn1y iown tho
lake last Sunday The atmr rccricsa takes full
load Of passengers to Lake Superior ports this
evening.
orutR Ponra -sehr G. q. breed has been sold
1t Cleveland for s.. 700 cash.. Prop Oneida left
Buffalo Saturday evening, running In tho ". r.
Co. lIno for Tho nrat time this season. ....Scow ].
q. Palmer Is advertised 10 be sold bY the
United States Marshal At Cleveland Oh tho l7th...
0odertch With atone has t,ccp awarded TO 7. o. Mara
1t 81. rs par cord ycEscl men arc very .csirous
to have tho mouth Of Cheni1. Ecartc dredged ont,
which won1l greatly reduce the distance to Eastern
now doskagc on West street, between tho west
nict and to ferry recess. at Port Colb0sne. Tbs
canal stm1s City Of Ithaca and Comet took on
lG. 500 bn c1rR at Bnfsto and started down
tho canal Sunday morning. bound for New York ,...
now bnoy has been placed 1t the Itn1ekiln Cross.
200 feat OF the Canada Southern ltaissoad docks be-
fore strengthening up for the Bois Bianc IhnEes
The atmr Alaska. with tho prop Gordon Campbell
In tow has arrived 1t Buffalo. The Campbell Ia to
cidcd 10 take ont her machinery aHd make tow
barge Of hsr.. The passengess and crew on board
tha peop Oswe9ntch}e At tho tlnr Of tho enldcn
death Of Capt. Foley. met and passed resolutions
frespect ana eendolcnca expressive Of their feel
The schr Mary Elizabeth, owned By II. i II. c.
Mills, cleared from DuGso for Cleyeland Monday
to loed 7, 500 hra OF refined oil for Belfast, Isr-
land,.. Tho Detroit catainaran has passed tho
straits safe,y III route 10 Chicago.
, 1877-07-18

Happy tfdiu.s for nervous sufferers, and those
who ha,p been Goscd, dsugXsI, and quacked.
luisefIdaehsEs Electric Bella cdectually cutr pre-:
Journal, Win lnSotmatloa worth tAnusauds, mailed
free. Addsess. FulYessnAxA&t GA1,AAAe COMPANY,
EinCihnAH O.
, 1877-07-18

prlratc terms, md prop Jaws, corn 2 10 A. e1e'
i,.pseIty taken dnrfug fhr day nts,nt 3a3. 0hn oh
achr Il. Parron. gnce 10 h~oHvt'Ie for ln"nct N
Chicago II 81. 12tf. ,..,,
ToEoNr0. .Iaty H. --Tht Aeht ANNE faGoncf !"
eEtrterc for vi heat to kingston ri IA
Tn,.xpo, July lp.-Ch7r,ers: Prop l'ras.la, corn
to Montreal Ut &c; schr CoaneAut, corn " buaalo.
1ic,
, 1877-07-18

CHcA0o--Frel2hts wsre fslsly active, the en,
g.gctncnss being. principally BY stsas,. Carriers
were A.kng : Nc for sail craft which WA NC aboys
shippers cRuzes. Tho vessels taksa were: Psops
Arabia. Dean Richmond, aud Cains, CT n through.
aud schrs Hastos4 aaa coop.,. corn st 24e, Ill
&, u, JVueA aud !. Uvltea. corn to Ba6siu ~
, 1877-07-18

GOOD Bevarc OF sticky. filthy,
GOOD mnaay cont P poianas. ~ corGfGa
NEWS EtstsTcrr." etc. TheY only
NEWS paint and dnuh She hhlr for
NEWS !hn ~, lime; @ nna @thny 1Te pat.onss as
FOR i,rnisi titsrnss.xs 1@-
THE 60.
nnLD Ing, and trent yoE1r httfr svlah
BALD Tho pure, Glenn reAtornxlve,-
RAID F4NON'S k-tIITAiI1ON. TIita
AND s,,,s 1nin %a shc nnd si,,ntiw
GRAY destroy il, bnt brlngs 1t back
GRAY to ncW life by nat ure's own
GRAY p,,sy r.s c.,,ts Tar y ine1e t,"ts
GRAY lie.
, 1877-07-18
EIS{ E..

apseta! p!spaseA u Ta4 TItoxs4.
Eas1, Pa., July l7.-Afrigsisr-Psaps Winslow,
Philadelphia; schss Cossisan, HsEsest Queen. De-
parturst-Prop Ph!lsdalphia; sehrs J. 8. Richards,
pnuntas&-
, 1877-07-18

fHCNsUIfE TIHTMJsNIS.
This following table shows Tho shipments from
Tho irnu. producing dEhriets OF Lake Superior for
tho scaaon, together With those Of corresponding
period last yeAt:
, 1877-07-18
MARINE NEWS.

NonrnAxrrox, MANS, JuJ q, 1877.
MARINE NEWS.
NAUTICAL. M1SI1APs-
In coming down tho river yesterday the achr q.
a. Cooper struck tho abntment OF TWelfall street
bridge, anl had her flying Jit.at&y carried away.
Tho stcam. barge Oakland ran Into snnkon
scow 1t Toledo Sunday, hut sustained no dam
age.
Daniel NeKinntc has been admitted 10 The Ma
riae Nosptal at Toledo on account OF m in}nsy to
bis sight teg caused By a pleco Of timber falling
apon i sf Aipens r1a was "s'oF on tho barge
4hs De!so. 1rts Pr. q ys,terdsy :sya th,t
tempted 10 turn about ii tic .ug Andtew j. smith
I'D s tss.es ew sFs sc9s oSsts "a
and 10 steer Oh 10 !naure their safety. The
getnE ut Of s 'f;as II ne H.
thss ssmr steInnof to hiring III to the city.
ra1s IT, one hs ts o bos ts
hsf chains. while some q the s1s.r'ion.t.
Abent sSoss oelocs Saturday morning the small
Il tse sp Tle foo q
Hayen were discovered TO hc On fire., and before u
could he extiAEn1aHcN The KFeatts poIll0n vi lHe
tennsals cabin. z VaadeI1oei, Capnin OF tne
.s..nns ~ 1tfc rommsncsI rrnaIrna her Saturday
nnrnInv and she will resume her trips between
Grand Haven and Frnitpott tn about aso dhys The
Ccntonnlals damages afo osumatea a. aooot s-oo'
no Insurance.
THE RISE IN G1sAIN-FRE1GHTs.
The rise in grain *frc1hts IL having the effect OF
stimulating ,nssel.owners TO get out laid.np craft.
. c1.o-u if,a 4nwA hna11 mt ~
shape In anticipation Of charters. Owners and
ageuts demanded 2hc on corn 10 Ha9alo on
Change Yesterday, and In ono instance It was paid,
that accepted H.
,,ss ma,d.n Va, IN ,r,n for bn.Inrs., mi hcc.n
seat -. s g. s, ".,s, -s"nxo h. nn.n,
.
\ number Of rraEI VESSELS lately IL Tho iumber
tsade hsss gono back to thelf old business, anu u
tue present sats le cons.nEca aho tae aetaana tof
fi % III louH ~. ithdp.ma1 ~ nnmhe, ~ xss'
ses from the trade. has not had much Of tendency
to raise rates In that trndt.
fsste!. ownots anu mastefs afo GopG!nl+ sna arc
tow ~! aI n,dne N =, nrt,rinsinn ~
sst better rates. md it looks a. II they would set
them,
Tho old 'chr ITHACA sold feceired hcr enslt
entsy, ~ ~ ,nm.r M ~ ,as "
'A0 ~''' 'A~ -
YACHTING.
A ,ae. hrs been srransca between tho yacht.
rho The contc.s M viii no. b. unaer The aa,plee. Of tho
Chicago Yacht Club, Tho prizes ar stakes have
not been announced, ous ~iil % IN aay OF Two.
Among the esa sas sons 10
As % rfnsao II. Aesq sasd Iss % stsGa Gs5 fa 5
, 1877-07-18

TOTAL tat.0|h1
Showing an increase this year ovcr iaet Of 1al,-
Gt5j gross tons.
, 1877-07-18

P&Et3R9SAEA&%
OFFICE OF TEIE
Superintendent Of Indian Affairs,
DAKOTA SUPERINTENDENT,

YASETns, Oak, July .. iH71.
Proposals. for tho Erection Of Du!tdnes thn Missouri
i:lYcr fur 81 oiled TAll+ He'd Cloud, and
Fort Prrk Agencies:
Peapasals will be recr!sed II ils osaca untll ny ~
stSns cstes xish H. xon!t il;st.' sSd seas s.,
lMntiion u Yt1Ivw Medrlas Kisrr with the Missouri
Missouri yer. thc followluy etidxs And ncln.urt.
tUwttt At rsrh Icat!t'u shut. named. fun agents
hsase 90. wa,re21tsr one ,. Ts .ns
slz anc s!Aartlsr.lonse With rur1a] attached
wh+t&tone Greek IL alro4t III miles ahhsr Ssnkthn
Yraw MeasI9e l:t1er hbuat ~, miles abite
the M!outh Ut the felo satuue R!str. AZ!
nu..4nf. IN !" b. eo.
snd cunnieted q befors the 6r.t dsy Vt Nttaher
nelt. Lsch nrprMs raust b. IN d1Meste: nlu>t hare
copy Of ks slSrrttscment attached tnl !e eSftHn.
aft :as"ie. src.osea s. .g"1s: q stf u shs Gas
.xstJcd to ths patY n,sk!nx tls EI"no.1 :a,d % coz
sutcirut b,nI. Immediately fufnl:ra ss se faithful
performances of shs cou'tac. saa In s" double tho
ar"ant BID.
Of pu 2Siasa 9 cons1ese. Vii be eona!Jsted
Thr rlaus Bpeclhr aonA and draxlnkt In accordance
wiki 1lich xurk ln BE- eoue mar he seen ~ th!s
srct, Hants Il nd ii tuttoa Iiou>e Bu!lling. NJ.
jo|.naiUn ST. Paul, Mlpn.
!, asa xa. e %s:ss,ess y. Of 'h' Com
Blters n t1.e! to h. Prs.eat ~ !hs openinE Of
Thr Guyefnmrnt rcaeEyfs tho ttxht 70 reject Any
alds ire su b. dsstspcsly married. the cnyelope.,
FrupossIs to Erect Agency Daildass aud addressed
to the undstsfsned
6uperintendept OF Indian AaaIrA TsnKfon. H. r.
, 1877-07-18

for Milwaukee on Frdsy, 10th lnss-. fronl CLARK.
IT. bridge. nt no 4. III. and arrive At ltaclne at
1880. and Milwaukee at .: VIII leave MILWAUKEE,
at u D. ., aud arrive At 1lac[nc al 1::!U p H., and
thfeaso at IL y. N. Eo1nl irlp. 81, 30. Most e1-
rc1lcnt uIlsiG and ref r. lhMr nta lii board.
, 1877-07-18

f'nfnan Iist~I Carr thEnurh. bctwe~n Chi
cskn and onaahE. on the train leavinR Chicago ii 1880
/. n.
hate! rAfN wcss Of Chicago.
d--lDepot cnrntf Of We'll And kln1tr' sta
b-Depot tusner Of Canal nnd kihzie-stA
, 1877-07-18
UNION COLLEGE OF LAW
ROWLAND SCHOOL,

FoF Ad.snred Education Of TounK Eenten. At
UNION SPRINGS 'l;'1:t ,:.. ~ ss.
Especxly attractive huneliku Inst tuf. fteIAE1.
tQiy aiI collrfnte cp4rtnrut5. hrn1 suI efEcuIat
l'restl+ut-f!ES AKr,1InHNE, Nd, AM.
teA. .1'Trslde1L-M. ANNA Wf1Hk.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-06-27
Southern VS.. Northern Diet for Dys-
peptics.

DR.. II. V. Redfeld, who has been
travelling through the south, says: " A
physician in North Alabama, having a
large practice in the rural districts, and
of necessity stopping among his patients,
tells me that nineteen out of twenty Of
the meals he sits down to are of fried
meat and hot bread. Yet dyspepsia does
not follow to the extent one would sup
pose. He thinks they escape the disease
which such diet would seem to invite
by the outdoor life they lead. This
physician says that dyspepsia would be
an unknown disease in the Southern
States if it was not for hot bread and the
frying-pan. Army life during the late
war cured more dyspeptics than bullets
killed. I asked this physician why it
was that in the Eastern States, where
hot bread as steady diet is almost un-
known, dyspepsia was even more prev
alent than in the Southern States. He
said that it was pie and cake which
played the mischief in that quarter.
Pie and cake worked the same injury to
the stomachs Of the eastern people that
hot bread and the frying-pa did for the
southerners If anything, it was worse.
He thought he would rather risk his di-
gestion upon southern biscuit than New
England pie. The pie was the greater
curse, and annually killed more people
by slowly breaking down their digestive
powers"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-06-27
How to Prepare Botanical Specimens

Amateur botanists who purpose roam
ing about the fields and forests this sum-
mer in quest of specimens for their
herbaria will be interested in the follow
ing extract from the English Mechanic
giving directions for the preservation of
the plants:
"Small plants should have the roots;
and, if possible, obtain a specimen of
each at different seasons-the young
plant, in flower, and when the seed or
fruit is nearly ripe Get quire of good
thick blotting- and acouple Of large
boards, and paper on which to mount
your specimens. Let the boards be about
the same size as the blotting-paper.
DENY paper Of good quality is the best
size for mounting. Arrange your plants
between the sheets OF blotting- paper
some plants require several thicknesses
and see that the leaves, ETC., are prop
erly disposed on the paper, as you will
not be able to alter them when they are
dry. 1t is a good plan to interpose a
few sheets Of cardboard, as it prevents
one plant from spelling another. When
your drying paper is filled, puv the whole
between your boards and subject to pres
quiz, UdhC Ul1Cul OuO CVCI -IOul
hours, and dry the paper, correcting any
displacement as you go on; when dry
they are ready for mounting. Don't
gum Or paste them to the paper, but
make short Sits with a penknife under
the stalks about one-eighth inch long.
Take piece of paper as broad as the slit
is long, fold the paper, and pass it over
the stalk and through the hole at the
back, and gum the ends on the back. [
have seen every q think) method of
mounting, and this is certainly the
neatest and cleanest. After this they
must be painted with the following pre-
servative solution: Corrosive sublimate,
twenty grains; camphor, twenty grains;
rectifed spirits Of wine, one ounce.
This is deadly poison, and should be
handled very cautiously. Each sheet
should have neat label in the corner
stating date and place of collection, and
name of collector, also general habitat,
specific and generic names, with natural
order, etc. Without these particulars
they will Gas collection) be perfectly
ya]uelesS"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-06-27

"And this is the end of it ALL" she
said, and with an earnest request to be
laid beside John Mckay on the Rio
Seco, she spoke no more. She had the
satisfaction of knowing that she was un-
derstood, for the uncouth fellow who had
first communicated the sad news to her
was a passenger, and he would have
served her if it cost his life.
And she had her wish, The two sleep
side by side on the banks of the river
under the shade of the coffee and banana
in the land of revolt and superstition.
With singular celebrity the French con-
tra-guerrillas tracked down the robbers,
carried them to the site of the tragedy,
and without more ado shot them to
death. And that scene was characters
tic, too. The doomed men smoked and
conversed to the last moment, and were
as merry as if entering upon grand fan
dangO.