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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-09-22
DERNTERES NOUVELLES

Le manifesto Electoral dn marfcha de
Msc.Mahon paru le 10. et eat eutiArement
Asns b n0te din is mai : fanfear de eet
<srNnxa ducusneut d<class qne o,ese pour d.
frndre In R<pnbligue et In consfitation quill
s'rst ent0uFf de conseillers m0slEr<s tela que
MN. do Broglie ct do Fonrtnu. annonce quill
entend gouverner avec le S3nat. enioint !
In France d'elirr les candidate otlicieia. sans
quot s6n devoir. 4 lui president. augrnentera
svec le danger. C'est Ia formule dun or
DIRE fnilitaire afichf Ia porte d'nne cMaer-
ne. In France yr<pondra bient0t .-Bismark
ct Andrassy amt Salsbnrg. et cherchent
organizer une Intervention laquelle pnisse
~ joindre FAnclefrrre .-L~s Tnrcs mont pu
garvter le fort St-Nicolas. ct lea Russes con-
tiDuent le si6ge DE- Plevua- s
Aux Etats- Unis. le president Hayes voyage
IN fnWieste triDnphateur; par4k = 10 lie Louis
viIle. v <tsit le 10 , Bowling I'm, paistra-
versait u Tennesaee. mar FRI Kiln ct ~
ville.-Une ffande de t200, ,00I, sur les ferrcs
nuhliues du Kaa~sa . ftk dkcouverfe 4
Washington.-C Coalition dies planicurs 1T fer
miera do l'Etst du Mississipi. pour paintenr
les pvix du cotnm.-An Texas, 10 cvclone =
fait perilre ei5a. 40 Galveston, a 42oo, 400
\ HOuston--A Fernandina. Flnride. le IA,
ak vkti~es Ae II hevr~ jaune. liz jure Gal.
brach. d'Er<. Peupsvivanie. d<ckie Que lee
<g!iaes en- construction. non encore consa-
Cries. amt snirtfcs 4 l'imp6t.-fA gfn6rml
George II. Mcclellan cst candislst de n con-
vcufipn d<morntique du New.Jsrsey , In
place lie gouv~rneur.
IA IA NorvelI~- Orleans, grand en,barrss
causf par le ~lnMge,Dent d<crEt n dams h. eheix
des hvre~ dfcolr. I'oursgan . fait plus de
NAL n,arii qwc lunAi, eti y . on de non,hreux
accidenta. pntUment mat6riels: : dommages
nnls on insig~iAsnts MiRsiasippi City. Biloxi.
A Ia Bale St.T.onia Il II Passe Christiane.
A Morgan City. trstruction Dc l'6glise afri-
cainc de Berwick. gr H. {. 7asFs -
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principal orateur du jonr, aprAs quoi
le gouverneur Nichols, dansle digne
ct sobre laagage qn'on lui connait, .
offert, an general FIN. Ogden, an
nom de ses coucitoyens, une magni-
fqne 6p&e d'honneur, don't Ia poign6e
ct le fourrean figurent un entrrlace-
ment symbolique d'epis de mails et
de cannes 4 sucre, heurenx signes
dune societ6 apaisee ct laborieuse.
A peine la fate patriotique etait-elle
terminee one, trois jours plus tard,
Ia guerre eclatait an ciel, ct one mons
nous trouvions an milieu dune de
ces grandes pertnrbations atmosphe-
riques, nominees cyclones ct deve-
nnes rares en- Louisiane. Notre vile
q tOutefois 3t6 relativement epar-
gnee, ct tout s'est borne 1 un gonfle-
ment des eaux du Lac, h une inva-
sion de Ia partie basse par relement
liquide promptement refoul6 ct A
Quelques accidents sans gravit&. La
bonrgade de Milneburg await &te
Prndemment evacuee par ses habi.
tahts, qni ont passe lct quetques
henres d'exil. seTs -uHatl
lie maire E. Pilsbnry ct les s,admi-
nistrateurs JIG. Brown ct J.-C.
Denis ont repondu le l6, dams les
journanx, a NJ. Thomas Layton, Qni
a rfpliqne le ~, an suiet du process
de e6Oy. 900, ineeut6 n liz Banqne du
SId.--Cinq navires, accus6s de .por-
ter Ia fievre jaime dana lenrs flames.
sont d6teDns 4 N statiOn de Ia Qna.
rantaine.--Un nonv-an journal va
rnraitre dams Ia .paroisse ST. Bernard,
The Eagle, 6slitenr Al. Padron,-Le
IL, eat decede 4 Syracnse. Erat de
New York. le general J.-W. B'al-
chard, d'Albany. biigadier- general A
In N"uvelle.O Orl6ana, lsn,lant In
guerre. u anfl8f s srS. Y srg fHff
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DeS partisanS de LerdO ont etc
arretes 4 Mexico.-La f3evre jaime
est A Vera Cruz.
II est arrive 5000 hommeS de
renfort A Cuba.-IIa hevre iaune
est A Ia, Havane.
Une revolution est imminente,
CONNIE d'ordinaire, A st. Dominique.
En- France, lecture q etc faite
le II, an cabinet, dn manifesto que
le marechal. l.president doit lancer
anx electeurs, dams le but de les
initier anx mysteries de ses actes.
lie due Decazes, qui sent egale-
ment le besoin de S'expIiquer de-
want les puissances intrignees par
rfnigme du 16 mai, a prononce a
Libourne un discours tendant a
faire croire que le gouvrrnement
ne sanrait se laisser entrainer A Ia
gnerre par les influences clericales.
Un Journal de pordre moral ayant
annoncf one M. Grevy refnsait Ie
role de leader du parti repnblicain,
l'ancie'Nresident de Ia Cliambre
q traif6 cette assertion de calom-
ME. Fe Ga1llpis, organe b0napar.
ti4e qni se rejonissait nm pen vite
IN Nvoir Ia R9pnbliqne "I,er,lre a Ia
fbis son vieux consul ct son jcune
tribun," est compris dams les pour.
snites intentees au BieH Pubic, a
raison dun compte-rendu de paf.
fairp Gambetta, laqnelle Went en-
appel anjou:tphui, % septembra.
On regarde CONNIE dejonee Ia tao.
tiqne ministerielle qui tendait a.
faire condamner GamlNtta A une
Ipine entrainant Ia perte de ses
droits lolitiques pour cind ans
lie MotfOrdre a etc saisi.-Ie
baron Hanssmann est candi.lat
omciel a N depntation dams lacir.
conscription d'Ajaccio. Napoleon
J6r6sne est all6 l,rndemment atten,
dire les evenc,nents en Brlgiqne ;
II eat l'h6te dun chatelain d.. Ia
provinc, de Namnr, ct est accus6
bien i tort de rover nne aventure
semblable A cclles de Boulogne ct
de Strasbourg.-IR 80 aotit, eat
morte a St Mantl6, agee de 81 ans,
Nine Cal,et, veuve dn celebre 40.
cialiste, qni lni,meme etait decide
4 81 Louis lMissouri) 70 5 novem;
bre 1855.
La fortune de Il gnerre a tour
ne de nonvean en fav-ur tles
lures. et les Knsses, apres avoir
aulcv6, le IL, lea haItenrs de Gri-
yica. ont xnbi de graves revers A.
Dnbrnch ct devant Pleyna, ct ont
do 6vacuer Ie fort St Nicolas, dams
In paSse Schipka I; le hrnit = meme
comrn qn'ils avaient .abandonn6 la
I'assc. Ces echoes ne e0nt pas
,nmpens6s par l'avanD Dgs des
MonteuegrinT an fort Bilrk. lin
(6riOrite de RitnatiOil dies Rnsses
pst clairenent manifest6e pnr le
langage DIES ionrnanx semi ofiiciels
Ile Berlin, qni dissent one Pale.
'nagnP nest jamais sOrtie dc s0n
aftitn,le rfservee ct n'a Ell aucune
facon excite IL Rou,nanie et In
Servie A pntrpr en- campagne,
mair ~ rfyAle snrfout par rentre-
rDe ia Bismark et d'Andrassy ~
SalSbnEg. Oh il ,,aralt tl4citl6 que
J, ,Aufri:he et rAllemagne Eront
dires'temcpt 4 T. Rnssie Ia Jealan..
10 dun atmistice. lie vice-amiral
Cnnaria pr&1ident du cabinet
Erec, est mort u 10 y Ath6nes,
Il'ppe attAQue d'apoplexie.-H..D..
Dsey&rth ~ blst1 fal'stoant de-
m<g0knpNessh peesnt<s ! Liver.
|ool, 3fait nsse eaiIlito de 81, 600.
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PA r OILS s 3 8
sT-CHARLEs

.srv de yaaiee. s6sses d. 10 seplembp-
Pr<scnfs: NM. J. Il. BonttS. e. Ro~t, AID.
BongAte. r. TrOxier, C. Clinton. n. Bennett,
~ LooQss et q. 6cust t--Ie t<sOsisr y. Dyk
hina rnpporte gnil On caiase n .40A223. Lea
fonda de 1876 ont 6N distribu<s cnnfbrm6-
5arnTnsss ! d s~ction @ de- dss rseissssnss a
d<ceQhge 1876. le tr<a0eier = divie& ~ pgp-
Wta h pselnit des tMxes de- HI. Gur -
te.es. u - reea 1lsS0Ssa. psy1 clSek>a
e \ reeta 9llo.H. - qui laiass une halaaee
d vN9.D sur y prorstA des cesnptea pos
rAy6s. Ii nOnfant hea IicNnceA NrquittfcA,
ceWtniaaiNn deduite, sst Dc q 1.ln.98. surgnoi
y esobeetssur vosu6 - wnfnuts 0rundset
1uF1e-. .-.r....-...,. .......... .SSN6Ss
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% qui neurrit, 10 e qni gneAt - ls miils
autres chooses encore, 6entilly, opmsue d'ha-
bituiio, v0sas qiPts les rnagasine Feltel. 0f1n.
deury. Gandfb, Pertuit, LAsapta RisauA,
Bloch. Lartigne, A-Dloch. ete.,' et II phar.
maeie Damsr6. Et Ion pest boise au etuk
Et Venus meme, % sourlent vous seevirA 10
verre De cognac ~ b o0ek-tnil iucohnu ~
Venus antique. Bn1n, pour tegminor, diaDos
que 10 briquetesie 0randcury fnme. quo IL
briqueterie 0andin fape, et qpe 0sE. bovss
fabrique des millions dc cigarettes qu'ou
fams: 81 sont de p6riqns . qas lss 6amsuss
Esis jues Pstsr Harpsr, dit ID As,v,s ID
StCharlcs, refns9 uuo inisuction desusndke
par y. julien Michel, m nom do n. F.-A
LnllqG, plautenr, contro lao0llecteu 6lmilIsa
LAbranche qui reclamait une licence dudit
LulinG p0ur 10 magaain tenn par o. dsrnies.s
L'0piniOn du juge Harper on Harpiste ct
loin de convcnir t0ua lea mnsiciens. On at
meme que les juges dc Alabama jeusat de)A
hNte antrement. Mais II est une chose trAe
simple, tses claire. qu'un troisiAme plstsa lut
meme peut comprcndrc, OF que voici :-Ou
soua 6tes maFchand, oa voas ne retes pas, 6
sucre dams Il question. b vous etes marchand,
payeS licencn. dsvous n'etes pas ulaguhaaA,
ne payez paa licence; mais d vous - youlss
point payer llCenee ct rgster mafchaad. noae
No voyons pas pourQuoi Il J aurait de- mar
chantie asso9 lalfs pour payer % que Ysail 0t
Pisrrs - dispenssatde mayer. Il lsi - psat
avoir hi denx p0l1s nj lcux balances. II h
Harpiste do StCharlcs. sauf msillsuse anto-
it6, n0us paralt jeasr jnsls. -
-Le livre attcndu. @nvre de runs d nos
coparoissiennes Mime NJ Va para1tre bien-
a a. c:s. s::.. 81 = :. = sss
renmsnt sn apparition. I.eeqne)qnes pages
heA aaa6i d6lIo6sem0e 6sute5 4q'elles sont
bien concuea, ct c0ucucs scion nm irr6procha-
BILE esprit de fol. dc sinc6rit4 OF Dc respect 3
n religion, annonccnt nm livre Agr6able, In
t6reea6nt q d'une morale 6lev6c.
-D6ckd6e ! StJacgues. 10 dinaaehs .
sepsemhse, = kearss r. T., ; nAGs1 - . Ana.
JeaSphins-Imcs WebN. safAnt e 11s116se
W1brs d d'Ursule Chanvin. sn ~ .uob
mons rapp0rte quA vOuuG
gan . caus6 de graves d0msuaRup
snr les habitations Wxguespsck
ct Simon, rive droite. '.''',i ~
M. Joseph Hughes nont q.
prend qne In grantle chemia6A .
bagasse de rhabitati0a BurusillA
ci-devant Valconr AimA,s = 81
renversee par le vent, lundi soae!o
LAFoURca1 l'.1','ns r.,,',,'.,,..
:. On lit dams ID Hsstisslls - Ei&
b0daMr /: 4a@le3 iH' ail9'ae 5iliWa'b
IL nsior s..r. GrisA.sts, mssss h fhsbo-
sanxvsile. choist easnlne vspr6asntHae ; n
Grante LnGe Dc l 0: 9. y, dss Htsfs- -UaiA
ct pAru e Y pour Baltlinors. siSso d q
socsson. Dlci con rst0nr qui ANA Nm ~
e . du present mAis. i. IA. AaeAla 49,
pns - se!ceseas Dc malse. du eenasatsuDat
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ct voisinageA pacaniers avsvi6s ;
F. WAbre s. Die, deux cabanes rc-
mu6es de leur place; o. Hymel
California;, purgerie endomms-
gee. LIE sheriff a etc oblige de 10
ger chez lui les d6tenus de Ia pfi.
son. Pins haut, Augustave Le-
b1uf, belv6tlere enlevA; j. Sen.
tile, chute dun cheval ct dune va
che dams un pnits d6cQnvert par la
fOudre, ct ces animaux retir6s sains
ct SAINTS; docteur G. Chabaud,
chemin6e absttua, remise 6craa6e;
ioarnal le Meschac6bS, enseigne
mise en- pieces; senateur Henry
Demas, parat0nnerre f0udroy6.
"Sur Ia rive gauche, nous 6crit-on,
maisOns abattues, barfiAres roa.
vers6es, arbres d6racin6s, person.
mes contusionn6es, recOltes CON.
pletement couchees. Trois petites
maisons detruites chez une pauvre
veuve, Nine George Cambre. On
sc demande comment les person.
nes retirees de dessous les decom.
bres mont pas etc tuees. La mai.
son de NJ. Michel Cambre q en- son
toit detruit par Ia chute dun arbre.
Une sale de bal, recemment battle,
est fOrtement inclin6e. Qnantlanx
barriAres tOmb&es. on ne les COmpto
pas.' s,..l,e. !. r,,...,,,..,s ,,r,y
-L'ami I'D. Berthel0t annoDce
au public quill donnera mn bal do
famille aujourd'hni samedi, a h
residence de NJ. J..L. Dapake.' aoS
a-voir l'annonce de 225 ourties
de bois de derive 4 vendre, t,ar
M. J-V. Armant de StJacqueA
Bonne occasion pouUles pla6teusg
qui sc pr6parent . IL roulaison..,
-Remerciments 4 NJ, Joseph
Hughes, le complaisant agent du
chemin de fer Nouvellel Orleans d
Texas, pour penvoi de joupnsux
de Ia NOuvelle. Orleans. aiq@G &
"A une autre course, jeudi
soir, Boss Ground, le cheval Dc
NJ. John Reynaud, q battu une
seconde fois Young Charley, le
chevai de M. J.-L. Lapeze.
III.
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Hnbschman, ellie ma pas tard6 A
retomber malade de Ia fievre ct
est Jnorte pour de bon dams Ia jour.
nee meme deson reyeil miraculeux.
--Maries le 13 septembre, . Ia
residence de NJ. A. Wall, Nouvelle.
Orleans, par le iuge AL. Tissot,
NJ. Ulrich Muller, da Suisse. ct
llle Corinne Picard, de Ia Non.
velle- Orleans ct ci-devant de st.
Charles. Nos meilleurs co,npli'
ments aux nouvtaux epOux.
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Nciur asked for our cpinicn of the Flee
torsl TRIBUNAL Bill, -e have No he-itsocy
in saying that We are emphsticslly In IA
ves Of ,hs ssssr~re--R itelccts Til,len and
Hendricks.
Seven dry reod. stores, t~o groceries sw,
two doug s,cev-, the rroprietors 81 which
sr live mrr, swd always keen on hand a
full stock, amply supply the demand. Of
the public.
We were pleased to SEE in town, Monday,
George W. Mcclure, our popular County
Judgc, who hs. been confined 10 his room
since Dcc. 18th, by wound in the head,
caused by the kick Il hore. -
The complimentary remarks Of the gen
tlemsn who visited herr, Christmas, we're
we'll deserved. Mt. Vernon, ia model
place. The clcveres FOLKS, and the pretti-
est women In the world, are to he found
here. Conc out and see how ti- yourself
The Mt. Vernon small buy can, with Inn
puniiy. snr in perfect safety, cro~ the rail-.
road track three feet in front 81 locomo-
tive running at full speed. Ills derterity
di-pla yei' in diving between the vhee's
while the car, are IL motion, always ELECTS
the admiration, 10 not the hearty applause
Of the gaping strangers.
Miss Lnla Adams, one Of our most char
ming young ladies, left on Saturday morn
ing last, for Daughters College, IIsrrods-
burg, whence she will graduate In June.
While We regret Miss I.sas's sbseses, yet
we send with her our best wishes, and trust
sAe will return ladened with honos when
school days arc over.
We noticed In circulation, Monday, a
payer which was being numerously signed,
calling on DR.. J. J. Brown, Of this place,
to become a candidate for the State Senate
from the 10Th District, composed Of Estill,
Madison aud Rockcsstlc counties. Doctor
Brown isa sound Democrat, thoroughly en-
pablo Of filing the Office with credit, and
We hope he will consent to become can
didate. We believe he would go in
without trouble.
Mr.. S. X. Ashley, Of Lancaster, has NOV.
ed his family to this place, and proposes to
reside with us permanently. lie is en-
barking in very lsudable enterprise. liz
is clearing the land near town, owned BY
Miller & Denny, Of Lancaster. and ProPo'
.cs TO plant IL in fruit trees. II vi ] be Z
monster orchard, as II will require 5000
scions to plant it, at cost Of about $4,000
Mr.. Ashley will cultivate the orchard ill
bearing time, after which he and Miller 4
Denny, will be joint partners in the man
agement AMI proceeds. Ashley 'eenns Il
be man Of pluck and discrimination, and
he has our sinccrest wishes for the success
full accomplishment Of his undertaking
lie admits that you must look considerable,
ahead to see the profits Of the investment
but we believe with him, that "therc''
millions in it," Qufro.
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BOcKCAsrLE COtXrY NEWS.

Mr.. VERNON, Jan. 81.
Bully for Bea iiill.
Now let Grant see bis sueees-or inaugu-
rated.
Two more souls will be made happy
nest Seek.
Aiss Katie Deauchamp, Of Crab Orch
snl Il vi i,isg Der aunt, Mrs. N. c. Mil
Ter, Jr.
", q, Hat. ist. sith drove Of mules
f.s ii.s sostilsTD market. Last sssk.
THE piowman homsssnd pii.is bis wsa-
ny way" The time EDr "bSessisg up he
soil i almost bsss.
Mix, A pesny base saesssa ~ sssy''
ess u ~. n. H. Nyss., w. Superintendent
Of their coat a,ses ssss here, Mo- a.4y
want plenty Of cars.
Georg1 W. Severance having Ieag'4.l
the position Of postmaster at this place, j.
W. Moor, has bssp sPp0inie, in his
stead.
TIE "ye-t n.osss bull-do1sr" from Con-
lse.ica', voted sgains, the Electoral Tri-
bunal BILL
"rhs sind may blow, ba, cannot shock
Jbs hundged-laihom-i o,el tVsb "
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We have not only profcssed Independence Of po-
III cal Orsani ant Ions hut have nfied upon our
Independent Judgment; never claiming TO hold .
nsa,,nl rsi,ioa, We have hsbi'usliy expressed de
srial and financial. that have interested our ooun-
trymen IL sosr Iufpe~e la conduet the nsvspa-
ciaisaing nothing that does noi becoase busine-.
sasn. and submitting 10 ma sort u detaiioa frun
piitieians oS the manager OF matters serking pub
We claim Cor the Cincinnati commerrial the lar
g,-t. mot varied aud general circulation u any
journal issued In the Ohio Valley, which l. gcs,-
o. the Rspablie. and politically the region where
the ruling powers concentrate.
The Cincinnati Commercial u sold through more
iadians' Ken.aety' Wsss viasinis. sa,,he.a hin.
obs and TENNESSEE, and there Is special demand for
u along Oh. great sasigzsle riyers ironl Pttsburg
hvorite journal. commanding constituency with
out distinction VI party, Is that within sns day
journey by railrossi from Cincinnati.
~ ss.s spseisi nli,sl"n e salher and publish the
the Pres Asa,siations. ~e have arrangements tor
Special Teisg pPhie Dispatches from all points Of
unusual Interest. and We maintain cori~ Of oorres-
ondenis, Whose ability, integrity aud industry are
conspicuous and of wide reputation.
In the caniroversiss that have shaker the coun-
try during the last year, we have taken a definite
messnrss whose -uceess We held would pro,lote the
highest Interest ofthe whsle country; aud u the
present. disturhs state u Affairs ~e are Tor legality
vsder and I,sase.
The Presidential dispute settled. the great ar.s-
tons before the eoautry will be the qucstios 81 III
nanoe. We are ior tho restoration Of the busincss
of the country by the rs-umpti"n IL sl-e.ie Pay :
,aents uIsa the old sIseie i-is which includes the
Reinstatement IL the American silver doar In the
coinage, and the maintenance u the double stand
ard 81 g'i aud siiser-thAi the coins In which
tracts payable shall be precisely thoss that were
lsvfni tender when the contracts were made.
As a business newspaper, the Cincinnati CONNER
eAl h Of espeeal value Nigilant will he taken
In the compilation Of the ket reports, that they
may he always full, late and worthy u entire CON
h<ience.
We onsr no other Inducements 10 subscribers than
the repatat lion oi the Commercial Er enterprise In
collecting the news and the honorable dealing with
the people In publishing u fairly.
Advertising rates frvia 10 To l00 cents per line,
sccosdihs 70 display aud b-.i,en-iA, tssi srns Of
f,sef BY aay Grstass jo.iaa eAaraav asa srfesi u
ciresiaftos eossidcsef
Tree Of charge.
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GARRARD COUNTY VIEWS.
Lancaster.

JANUARY 81, 1877.
On Thursday evening some Of our eiti-
zens indulge in the recreation Of trip to
Stanford, where they we're as BY magic, ini-
tiated into the myst ,ries Of Fairy Land;
where youth and beauty, song and smile,
white muslin and glittering colors, formed
a pageant to be found only among the bes,
and the fairest Of earths productions.
The Fairies we're permitted occasional
glmpses Of real life ~ the shrouding veil
was waved aside and home picture, we'd
ding scene, harvest scene and Santa Claus
appeared in rotation; to say nothing Of tn
game Of snow ball, 20 much more mirth-
provoking than the genuine snow. The
moral lesson Of the Csniata is valuable, and
the finale was but the enthusiastic utter.
ance Of the submissive spirit that prsys good
will to man. Schoo. children ever hail a
musical and dramatic diversion Of this kind
with the avidity born Of H notoi e1s devo-
ton to prosy tssks; and experience proves
-%hat the indulgence acts Nc tonic upon
Tagging energies. We were especially in
lehted, we Of Lancaster, to the ready cour-
tesy Of several gentlemcn who nndc us
comfortable in the crowded hall; for al
though We were there An hour before cur
81. e;.;na A.. ,h,orr %. an ,,.., =. IN
- .,..,,;nn ,oom Iuon. m. =.
.;d.n,,I. q; tho .n,sr,,;,m.n, re not. m.
- 60, - ,,..t,,. .,
Nj. .,,.,son so free from etY,r, ar .a.c.
tstion. Also the fine rendition of Men.
deisshon's Wedding March upon the piano
The oyster-supper and hop we're in reserve,
but the moon riding high in the Zenith
called some of US homeward Immediately
after the Cantata.
I'm Sunday mo,ni,v the E,o.l.ior suu.
d,v schooI c,,.. r.,rv ~ m. hun,.o Of
A.. o,n,linaa .;n. AZ J.roho.m and Ah.h
r,d;.,ed snti,elv ava, from the grand cen.
ter and spun out their brilliancy about the
Towers Of the celebrated &. s. X. X. Bridge.
A great depression in the general piety Of
the city was felt in consequences, and every
avenue OF ambitious freferment received
'"s'N y ", "'."ee " ~. % ",',..
" P''''''' 'S"' '''
Elder J. l.. Allen preached, a. usual, At
the Christian Church; DR.. Hays at the
Presbyterian. At one O'Clock the Baptis,
church was largely attended to hear the
funeral services OF Mr." S"ilie hason' VIE
OF the Ja'lor at this place
springs 'poln 'ee.e' 70 nave oi~"e'
MOI eAae"y o'%p,e Ut ,y'"A" game
o"' ss'"e '"''.ea .''s. -, -, -
" '''.."'
did not march back under an arch after the
name, of n Roman triumpb: bat vas soon
,r.n.f.,r,d IN another ,.rn ward 10 the tune
Of 6fteen dollars. Several other sale. Of
An. chict.ns have taken Mace.
ro''ue's"s are s'" ssss' ~ ~ IN ..y
pe'p VIM" Va. 'c,u' " '"' 49," U.S.
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CONDENSED TIME.
RAILRoADLINE.
raAsSs e~uNe sOrvw.


Passengers % .. q. a O. " n (>hort Iinel 2. N.
o. a. u, n. a. n. ". " and ". =. Mail Lac
Stesmer- CONNECT ~ Louisville Nth TRAIN No.
o. TRAIN No. rornects ~ Lebanon Junction
with Trsn No, Is for Ill points on krox Vile aad
Richmond branches. Train Ne. Is ccaneets at isb
ANN Junction With Train No. from all points on
the Memphis aud Montgomery tine~; at Lebanon
With stages 10 aud from Springfield, tsmptellsville
Columbia and Grrcnsburr; 81 Mitchellshurg. With
stage To- and from teuy Vile and lIsrro<rbune; At
City; Al sisnori With stages ~ and dfow srmrrse'
al Rirhmond Junction IN swd from points bet ween
thew aud Livingston; nj Richmosd With stays 10
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TaAiNs GOrNa NORTH.



TRAIN no. 10 coanccts nj Richnesd Junction
to and from Points between there and Livingston;
az stanford With -fssr- tn prd nom s.unrrSst; at
Ianville station With stages TO and honi Dsnviile
City; At MitchelishurH With stssc- 10 aud frym ier
ryyille aud Hsrrosisbury; at Lebanon With stages
to from Springfield, Csnp,-ii.,iiic, Columbia and
Grren-burg: 81 I~t~non Junction With Trains
having 81 10 '. n. and f;s0 a. ~, 6t Memphis.
Montgomery, and intermediate points. Passengers
going 10 points North, East, aud West from Louis
Vile are transserrv>l 10 Train No. az Lebanon
Junction. Train No. conneet- nj Cincinnati June
tiou With o. c. A g. Y u Cor the North and Easi;
At tsuisyille In unicn Depot With a ". and =,
". a u. r. f.r the North, Ea.t, and Wet, aud
With U. =. Msie Line Steamers Or sineinns,i and
the East.
Pullman Palace Oars without Change
are sss sesvess l.ssssvisse sss Nev
Orleans. Wis Msaee eusegy, v.oWt~Stl 1s
sd Mew oyleaas, vta Milan, LsWts-
y1IIe asa IlssIe Rect, ai.s ketuees
l.oab.ys0ue aaa the prsneSpsal etssss
North, Feat aoA Wess.
For Information about Tickets and Emigrspi
Rates 10 fioriaa, Artsn-ss, Texas, the seu,h-~c.'
aud south, address
c. r. ATNoRE,
GenI Pass. aud Ticket Agt,
Ioaisviiie Nv.
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The passage Of the Texas Pacific
railroad bill, will, it is thought, be
effected during the present session Of
Congress. 1t is receiving close atten-
ton by the friends Of the measure,
who are more numerous and induen-
tial now, than heretofore. Congress
owes it 10 the South to give the people
down there the benefit Of what they
ask at their hands.
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The l.. & n. X. X. has just con-
cluded a contract for their thousand
tuns of steel rails. They are to be
used on the main stem in the place OF
iron ties that are worn.