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The peculiar taste Of maple sugar is
chiefly due to iron, and if to strung
solution Of brown.cane sugar a little
sulphate Of iron (copperas) is added,
Il Is some kind Of imitation, but 1t Is
well to add a little genuine maple su.
gar, to give a more satisfactory flavor.
There is in fact at the present day
very little pure maple sugar to be had.
What is now sold as maple syrup is
usually a strong clarified solution Of
brown sugar. favored with the genu-
inc article, and often a little Of the
iron compound above mentioned.
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Thc llcrfl 70 Pan.
(ro mr. CONTINUED. }

This phrase, doubtless originated in
a printing office on some Saturday
nights settlement Of weekly wages.
J,hn," says the publisher to the
book.keepcr, chow stands the cash ac-
COUNT" "Small balance on hand,
SIR" Lets see," rejoincd the pub
Usher, chow far that will 60 toward
satisfying the hands" John begins to
figure automatically; so much due to
Potkins, so much to Typui, so much
to Grubble, and so on, through a doz-
en- ditios. The publisher stands
aghast. There is not money enough
by jug full" ono, str; and besides
there is the devil tn pay!"
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A Georgia newspaper thus states its
position on the public Aogging ques-
ton: Criminals have no right to die.
tate to the State what punishment it
shall inaict Cor crimes against its
peace and good order. Society owes
protection to the innocent, and to this
end the guilty must be punished, and
that punishment should be adopted
which will be most efiective-hence we
advocate a whipping post for public
ofienses."
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CONDENSED TIME.
4 WNDFNSED TIME
Louisville & Great Southern
RAILROAD LINE.
TRAINS GOING sovTu.


ra..cnrcrs on 4. G. A I. r. n (short Llne) =. NJ.
A !. a. H., q. A. NJ II. a. and n. \. Mail Line
stesmers CONNECT at Louisville With TRAIN Ne.
Z. TRAIN NO. I CONNECTS ~ Lebanon Junetlan
With Irnin Ne, Tor all points on Knoxville aad
Richnond hranches Train No. ~ CONNECTS al Ieh
anon Junction with Train No. 2 irum all points on
the Memphis aud Montgomery Iines. NJ leiahon
9TH siag,s b. and from springfield, tnmplelisvilr
Columbia aud Grctnshurg; N Mitchellsbure, with
stages ." and ffem Perry VILE and Ii,rrrlshurr, AZ
lAnNille statb With sisFss IN and ffum nanvills
city Al stsniord With STAGES ~ and from sanet-s,.
% Rehinond Junction 10 aud ffum points lot ween
there aud Li,ingsioni 81 hichmoni With stages 10
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ELECTION NOTICE
LINCOLN COUNTY COURT,
June TERN, JUSE 9TH, 1877.

There being a vacancy In the office Of Justice Of
the Peace in Crab Orchard District, In Lincoln
Burch. tpov temporarily filled by II. W. Paris,
IL Is hereby ordered that an election To NIL said
Once during the uDexpred portion Of the term for
which said Burch vas elected be held IN said p,s-
triet on The hrst Monday In August. 1871, by the
otcers appointed to hold the regular election there
In On that day. The sheriff Of Lincoln County
is directed give At least eight days notice Of the
IxrERioR JOURNAL newspaper, and posting copy
Of This order at the Courthouse and copy vt the
place of voting In said District, which copies the
Clerk Is ordered 10 furnish
A copy.
Attest:
J. BLAIN, c. l. {. e.
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COUNTING etiquette at Caracas, Ven
ezuela, make, the fellow, if he is not
engaged, sit outside on his donkey and
talk with his sweetheart as she sits in
her windows behind iron bars. What a
rush girls would make for files if that
was the custom in this country.
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telling you that was here, in her
own homer It is scarcely possible
that she failed to discover the avowed
object Of your journey westward"
(ro Br CONTINUED
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.
CONNECTION,

fEAiN No, 10 eonnects At Richmoni Iun-tisn
10 aud ifon Toints bet ueen thew and II,inr.tsn;
a. Stani"td u'th sisees % aud rum Somrt-sti =,
psn'hle station With stages 10 aud ff,sns pansiile
ttyi ~ Miiehelkearr With stsgrs 10 aud frou W.
tyyiiie and liarrs-ishurr; al Lebanon With Stages
70 nom rpfineheld, tamPiellsNiile. Columiia ssd
leaving a. NJ '. AMI la a. ~, Gr Memphis,
Montgomery, and intermediate t.aints rs..enrrr,
rolns :" paints North, last, aud West nom Ioals-
vile are Transferred TO 1rain No. q NJ Lebanon
Junetion. Ifain Nc. connests ~ Cincinnati Iuns-
tion With l. & l.. u far the North aud Iasi,
a. Louisville In inion Depot With u. a NJ. aud 4 /,
A " " i"r the North, East, aud West. and
9Th U :. Male Line stesmer- Or Cincinnati snd
the last.
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ELECTION NOTICE a!
LINCOLN COUNTY COURT,
JUSE TERN, JUSE tih, 1871.

There being a vacancy In the Office Of Justice Of
the Peace In Hustonville Civil District IN Lincoln
County, caused by the death OF W. X. Jones, which
Is now temporarily filled by the appointment Of D.
II. Compton, IL Is hereby ordered that an election
TO Ill said once during the unexpired portion oi
in aid District on the first Monday Ia August ,
1871 by the ofiicer- appointed to hold the regular
election therein on that day. The sheriff OF Lin
coin County L. directed TO give ut least eight days
notice Of the election hereby ordered by advertise
inent In the ISTEKIoR JouEsAL newspap-r' and
posting copy OF this order at the Couit-house and
copy at place Of voting In said District, which
copies the Clerk is ordered to furnish.
copy,
Attest:
J. BLAIN, c. L-C.c C.
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l5s West f,u.th st., Cincinnati. Ohio. Je~elsr,
aud dealer In Pine Watches. silver and ristei
Ware. Particular attention given To the repair IL
Watches aud yewelry.
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DIR. @. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS.
These Pills are not recommended
as u remedy iorall the ills that flesh
is heir to" but in affections OF the
liver, and in all Bilious Complaints,
Dyspepsia, aud Sick Headache, or
diseases OF that character, they stand
without rival
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used pre-
paratory to, or af CT taking Qnlnine.
As a simpIcpurgative they are I'M
equlled.
BEWARE Of INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugarcOatcd.
Each box has red wax seal on the
lid, With the impression Da M:-
LANES LIVER Pulls.
Zach wrapper bears the signatures
VI Z. McLANE and FLEMING BRos
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekcepers generally.
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CAUTION.
iag, Yr,gs uEfoHE the PUBLIC.
DIR. G.. McLANE'S
Celebrated American
WOR M SP ECIFIC
OFT
vERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS or WORMS.

S.Mf OMS VI WSh"S'
THE countenancc is pa!cand lcaden-
colorcd, with occasional llushcs, or
a circumscribed spot on one or 10th
cheeks the cycsbrcomc dull thcpu-
pills di'a,c; nm azure scmicirclc runs
along the lower evclil The nose is ir-
,itltcd. swclls. and sometimes blccds;
u swellingoftlo ,ppcrlip occasional
headache, with h<snming az ,hrob-
bln. OF the ears an iiHisua! secretion
Of saliva; SHINY or fIrred tongue
breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable. some
times yorlcious. with gnawing stn-
sation ofthc stomach. ut Others, entire
|, gone ;iiee,ing painsinthc stomach;
occasionalnausca and vomiting yio-
lent pains throughout the abdomen;
bowels irregular, at times costivc;
stools slimy not unircqucn;ly tingcd
with blood belly swollen and hard
nrnc iulbid respiration occasionally
difficult. and accompanied 10y hic-
cough cough sometimes dry and con-
vulsivc uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth; temper
variable. bls generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist.
DIR c. McLANES VERMlFUGE
will certainly effect cure.
II DOES not CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form ii is an innocent prepara-
ton. not capable Of doing tic siishf-
est injn'yio tic most te"der INFANT
The genuine Din M!LANE Wa
MirrGE bears the signatures of {.
M:LANE and FLEMING Bios. oh the
x.,un,N.N
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ron SAT-
FOR SALE IN LINCOLN 90.

ofer a. private sale 2so Acre. 81 rcci land we'll
Improved, and situated In Lincoln county, an the
the former place. will sell all OF divide " 10 suit
purchasers, q there sre two eaci improvements on
The fsrm. The place ls very desirable. ] am In
2si-u stamford, Ky.
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

]. !. !. !. !. /. j. !. ].
6fS For Scrofula. and all
I scrofulous diseases. Erysi-
~ ~ pelas, Rose. or st. Antho-
&h ny's Fire, Eruptions and
Eruptiye diseases OF the
skin, Ulcerations OF the
Liver, Stomach. Kidneys,
Lungs Pimples, Pustules,
q Il Boils, Blotches, Tumors.
letter, Salt Rheum, Scald
~ Head, Ringworm, Ulcers,
Sores, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in
the Bones, Side and Head, Female
Weakness, Sterility, Leuconhea, arising
from internal liberation. and Uterine
disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis
eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emaciation,
General Debility, and for Purifying the
Blood.
This sarsaparilla Is Q combination OF
vegetable Alternatives - Stilllngia. Man
drake, Yellow Dock - with the lodides
of Potassium and Iron, and Is the most
efiicacious medicine yet known for
the diseases il is intended TO cure.
Its ingredients are so skillully COM
bined, that the full Alternative effect of
each is assured, aud while il is SO mild
as TO be harmless even T. children, il is
still so eifectual as 10 purge out from the
system those impurities and corruptions
which develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures, and the confidence which
prominent physicians all over the eoun-
try repose in it, prove their experience
of its usefulness.
Certificates attesting its virtues have
accumulated. and are constantly being
received, and as many of these cases are
publicly known, they furnish ennvinelng
evidence Of the superiority OF this sar-
saparilla over every other Alternative
medicine. So generally Is It's SUPER.
GRITTY TO any other medicine known. that
We need do no more than TO assure the
public that the best qualities il has ever
possessed are strictly maintained.
PREPARED ny
DR.. ]. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical aud inaiyiicai Ch~misfs.
SOLD NJ ALL DRUGGISTS LyEErwnLKI.
a
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j. &, Pierce dealer In Je~elry, VASES Dolls Brsek-
cts, Chroni %, B.ksae - aud 80 Fountain SQUARE,
Cincinnati. Branch cor Fourth and Green streets,
Lauisyila Nv.
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ROUND TRIP TICKETS

On sale. al Greatly Reduced Rates, NJ all the Tick
81 Ofhces, aud III Walnut street (dil-nn Houssl
Cincinnaii where all Information will he cheei fully
given OF by addressing either Of the undersigned,
CONWAY u. HOWARD,
General Ti,kst aud Passenger Agent.
liichmond We.
&. NJ, OAKLEY,
Western Passenger Agent, Cincinnati.
T., T.. lOtNG,
2!i-u Western Travelling Agent. Cincinnati
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TUOS. LIVINGSTON A CO..

sewing Machine has self-setng needle, seli-ihread
ing shniile, selEpgulaiing tensions, aud l. the
nIsr No. III West Fourth ST., Cincinnati Ohio.
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n i q UL AT o r. I

TheSYNrroNs cf liver COM
plant are uneasineSs and
rain In the side. Sometimes
the pain Is in the shoulder.
aud l. MISTAKEN for Rheu-
matism. The stomach isaf-
feCted with Loss of ARR
rtrr and sickness, bowels In
general cosrIvE, sometimes
alternating with hx. The
ue,D u troubled with pain,
aud dull, heavy sensation,
considerable loss oF MENo-
nv accompanied with pain
nil sensation ofhaving LEfr
uxpoNF something which
ought TO have been done.
Onen complaining q weak
ness, pkniLIry aud low spir-
Its. Sometimes MANY ot
tho ahovc symptoms attend
the disease, aud Al other
times very Gw OF them, hut
the LIvER Il generally the
organ most involved.
CAUTION.
Buy no Powders or Prepared SIMMONS IlNEh
REGl LArOR unless In our engraved wnnIFr'
with Trade Marx, stamp and signature unhfosen'
None other Is genuine,
J. II. ZEILIN q CO.,
Macon. TIA, and Philadelphia
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Manufacturers and Importers Of Sill, Dress uooisi
NelVets, Ladi suits, tlaaks, sha~ls Dres. Trina,
mings aud laces, Also pfe..inAkihg ,Kecuiel
with despatch At low prices. lso West 4ih ST. tin'
Cinnati, u.
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH

For tickets OF Information, apply al Kentueky
Central nHilroad Depot, Lexington, Ky.
u, y. RANSOM, General Ticket Ageat
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MEDICINE.


Governor 81 Alabama;
Your Regulator has trcn IN
use In my family for some
time, and I am persuaded "
lsa valuable addition 10 the
medical science. "-tiovernor
Y. Uu.t SuoRrFR, Ala.
II have used the Regulator
IN my fhmlly Or the past sey-
entegn years. ! can safely
recommend u 10 the World
~ the host medicine ] have
ever useifu that class Of dis
eases II purports 10 cure
N. y. TntorrN, President of
city Rank.
"Simmons' Liver Regula-
tor has proved q good aud ci-
hcacious medicine &C a.
NUrrtNa, Druggist.
eve have been acqualnt-
Ell With Dr simmons Liver
Medicine for more than
twenty years, aud Know u
10 he the hest Liver ltegula-
tor offered 10 the public
NJ. n. LyoS and Ill. INoN
Hellefontsine, Ga.
81 MI MONS
LIVER
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MM. GLENN 4 son.
Y A. MInnup

Wholesale Groers and dealers in Provisions. sss>i.
aud Dried Fruits. Is, 70 and ~ Vine II. tst. SCI
ond aud Pearl SIS, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Il NTuCKY CENTRAL AND
Ohio aud Mississippi Railroads
For NJ. Losls sna the West.
rhroAxh Tickets to all points In Mis-
sourt. Kansas ssd Texas.

Leave Lexington i;s0 y. IA. Arrives at - loui
s25 a. M, In tinir to connect with trains Tor Kan
sas city aud the West.
Leave Lexington 1850 y. m. Arrive at New York
at y y. IA. the next day.
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B0HON 4 stage. Agents. Stanford, Ky.
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ERNST PASSE,

Wall Paper aud window shade. leo Main street
Cincinnati, ohio, 52s and i3l Madison street Gov
ington, Nv.
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4. J. HAZLEwOOD, N. D.,
the NEW AMERICAN

Operative aud Mechanical Dentist, Ia West u
ST., CINCINNATI. 4 good set Of Teeth for -,
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Practical Observation-Disclosures aud mfr. "f the unl
versal J0iner- Tor fuui and steam power. All lind
OF Machines, Molding KNIVES, Trising Btu
Machine Patterns made 10 order. :. b.. cut. seoOn
IT. aud Central Ave.
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Remoyal-FAuNESTOCk- ncntIsi
RIyET 4 PARDRIDGE,

lmporlers aud dealers In by Goods Ladies Misses
and thillren's shoes, Military toods aud Noiians
~ and li1 West Fourth street, bet. Race and fln
healsst house Ia Cincinnati.
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RICHARD w00LLEY 4 SONS

Wholesale dealers In Lamps, Chandeliers. III
Lights, Brackets aud Lamp stocks, Coal OH, Pet
lean Fluid, Lamps. Ac. l65 Walnut street.
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DR.. ]. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and inaisiieai Ch~misfs.
SOLD M ALL DRUGGISTS LyEErwnEkl.
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JAS. WILDE, JR.. 4 CO.,

The peoples Cloihier Corner, Fourth and Vine
The largest Clothing Emporium In the West. :
pies and rules Tor measurement sent frts.
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Importer aud Manufacturer of Look ,slasses and
Picture Frames OF every description made order.
Ebony, Mora AntiYue Frames and IasIurtuts ssf
Photographs No. 20 W. Fourth Il.
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wholesale aud retail dealers In Carpet. aud Oil
Cloths. Wihdow shades, Lace Curtains, &c. A lsr,s
aud we'll selected stock always on hand. Nos. IVA
l75 and Ia Main, near Fourth.
, 1877-08-04
Communicated.
The Gorilla.


The little baby gorilla, now about
three years of age, in the museum attach.
ed to the geological gardens at Vienna,
VIII soon pay this country visit. The
habits of this animal under domestica.
tlon has undergone a most remarkable
change. His powers of imitation and
desire for companionshp are most re-.
maikable. His relish tor sweets and
dalnties resembles more that of child
OF his own aye than that of an animal.
He readily distinguishes strangers from
those he is accustomed to gee frequently.
manlfests great delight when approached
by children with whom he will play by
the honr without manitesting anger.
To the son of his keeper he is greatly at
tached, and manifests sorrow almost
human when he is absent, even by the
exhibition ot tears. He knows the hour
for rest and goes to bed voluntarily,
sleeping soundly upon his side, lying
much straighter and stiller than most
children. Within minute of the time
tor his meals, he stations himself at the
door through which it is to come and
manlfests childlike impatence if they
happen to be a few moments late.
Great eare is used to present nothing to
his notice calculated to arouse his slum.
bering animal instincts, while every op.
portunity is gwen him to initiate human
actions. The experiments thus far 90 to
prove the accuracy and correctness Of
Darwins observations of animals under
domestication ofcourse it would REQUIRE
centuries of generations, of the same kind
of care and watchfuluess, and of the
most careful propagation, to produce
species so separate aud distinct that it
might not again intermix with the origin
Al stock. The Vienna expedition. inlthe
interest of zoology, now colhctlng in
Africa, will endeavor to capture MS many
of the species in infancy as possible, to
continue the experiments already so aus
piciously begun.
, 1877-08-04
Latest by Telegraph.
MONTANA.

DEER LODGE, July 27.--A courier ar
rived from Missoula at $50 and reported
to the Governor ut . o'clock last night
ten miles from Missoula, who sent word
to Secretary Mills to arm all the men he
could and forward them to Mssoula at
once.
The mail Is just in from Missoula
Capt Rawn had an interview with 10
seph, White Bird and Looking Glass on
the 26th, and another talk was set tor
the 9th. Our people are sparring tor
time, which the Indians seem willing to
give. Gov. Pott issued a proclamation
on the ?6th, but no copy has reached
here. He wants every man to the front
Troops will be entrrnched and will hold
the trail. Volunteers are wanted for Of
fensivc purposes Allndvices indicate II
fight imminent on the 27th Our scouts
report many wounded Indians and po,
p;ns
, 1877-08-04

";The meeting appointing Committee
of Safety, a full report Of which will be
found in another column, and the subse.
qucnt enrolment of large protective
force, had salutary effect yesterday,
and a repetition OF the riotous conduct in.
dulged in by the hoodlum element on
Monday evening was sufficiently guarded
against. Gangs ofyoung ruffians carried
on sort of guerilla warfare for few
hours during the evening, several Chi
nese wnsh-houses beng destroyed. The
police were vigilant and in increased
force, and managed to keep the gangs
separate, and in many instances to dis
pei them before material damage was
done. What was witnessed last night
is Conffrmatory OF tile conclusion that
idle and unruly lads are at the bottom
OF the mischief and that workingmun,
employed or unemployed, have nothing
to do with the depredations.
The EXecutsve Section of the Work.
ingnen's party met last ovening--James
f, darcy in the chair, and Eric Westne,
Secretary pro TEN. Speeches were made
insisting an the preservation of law and
order, and the members say that they
are as anxious as any class of men can be
to maintain the peace of the community,
and will labor for this end 4 resolution
was passed to the effect that as II sensa'
tional newspaper saw fit to publish such
n strange account of the Workingmen's
meeting held at the New City Hall, and
a still more remarkable editorial on the
same subject, the members of the party
be requested to ignore that paper in the
future. In answer to questions put to
him by reporter, Mr.. Darcy stated
that the organization with which he is
connected is not anticocly in its nature
although the members individually have
strong views on the Chinese question.
The members have families, and many
own property, and have everything to
loose in the event of disturbance"
The above is taken from the Daiiy
call OF July 25th, from which it will be
seen that the real American Workingmen
of that place are trying to secure a re.
dress of their grievances in an honest,
manly way, and are not at all responsible
tor the troubles that have taken place
there. A vigilant police organization
with the c,mmittee Of snfety havoc the
hoodlums in check so they are powerless
to do harm.
Jas. F. Darcy, the leader of the
workingmen there, is former resident
of this county, and a Fin law Of Henry
Oliver of Centrevile.
, 1877-08-04
VOLUME III.
sSogaO9auSRa DIRECTORY.
TERMS or COURT.

District Court Third Tuesday of March ana
second Tuesday of November oi vnGn year
Probate Court, FuurIh Monday OF January,
April, uuIy and October ot raCh year,
County Commissioners Court, First MohuaS
Of February, May, August and November
oi each year.
GGST or PJBLIC INSYI TUlIONS..
Masonic, Centennial Lodge, [. d. Regular
%OuiuuuiH first und third Saturdays VI
each month
]. y. u. I. Olive Leaf Lodge, No. II, first and
fourth saturdays Of each month.
.SnOhOniish ALhrueum.
Suonulnish Free Religious Association.
UuiOH PRESBYTERIAN Church and Congregation
Of SaShpmish CITY.
SnOhOmi,h County Agricultural Society.
Snohumish Rifle, Militia Company.
SnOhumish Telegraph Company
Snuhum,h Cemetery Association.
BUSINESS md PROFESSIONAL MEN
OF SNOHO.liSH CITY,
LAwYERs-W. NJ, TIrllot and Eldrdge
Morse.
DnCToR-A C. Folsom.
NIgRCaANrs.- e. &. Ferguson, Packard "
Jackson.
DRrGGIsT--L. Wilbur.
lluTELs--I. Cathcurt, Exchange, and IL. W.
Light, RNcr,irc,
.SALooNs-C Cosmopolitan, ", b, Stevens.
BEER HALT. +. Marks.
BLACK3MlTus--W II, Ward and l., Hanson,
SmoEMAKEW-Wm Edwards.
CABINET MAKEKs-Gcuc and SON
, 1877-08-04

TELEGRAPH OFFICE BURNEp-By way
of Portland, we are informed that eally
yesterday morning the central office and
headquarters of the Western Union Tel
egraph Company, on Broadway, New
York City, was completely burned, in.
volving a loss to the company of some
$2,0O0,000. What makes the casualty
the more TO be regretted, the company
had just put in new set of pneumatic
tubes at a cost OF $1,OOO,OOO, which arc
probably invloyed in the destruction
MteNigeAeer OF Tuesday.
, 1877-08-04

A letter from Paraguay says President
Gill and his brother were murdered in
the most barbarous manner. The Presi-
dent. was at home with his family, when
he was surprised and killed by band Of
assassins, head by Colonel Gerbuer and
commanders Morales and Cooley. In q
subsequent engagement with the troops
Gerbert and Morales were made prison
ers.
, 1877-08-04

One OF the Molly Maguires who were
hanged last week came nearer to the res
cue than he had any idea Of Right in
the croud at Wilkesbarre, watching the
proceedings throughout, was Charles N
Farr, the governors private secretary,
with reprive for Duffy in his pocket.
His Instructions were to see if any of the
prisoners in confession should exculpa,e
Duffy. None did so, and finally the sec.
retary telegraphed to the governor that
all were hanged. Duffy was the only
one about whose case the beard of par
dons had any doubt at all.