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Attention, Paapers /!

1t is hereby ordered that all persons
whose names now appear upon the
County Records as paape's ia'l APP
pear at the February term. 1878, in
person, it physically able to do 80, AID
if not, then TO b. represented b. SnT-
gvons certificate in the iar Dis of some
responsible person and that thus order
be published in the Brcnham Banner
aud VIlksbcte.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
County of Washington.
l. ii. NJ. Lewis. clerk of The County
Commissioners Court OF Washington
county, Texas, do hereby certify Tint
the foregoing IS truc and correct copy
of the original order uuw on record in
ala Court.
z--s Given under my hand and
{, 9 / the seal y! said Court, ut office.
L. in Brenhan, this the % Ia, q;
%~,--* Jauuary, a D.IS7S.
IL. NJ. LEWIS. {. C c. W. c.
BFenham. Japuary lIti,, is;S'4w.
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c. F. WOEHl.ER
A. NJ. WHITE
January 1st. 1878.
Notice.

On the 19sh of July, 1877. the nndeI
signed as principal and John Manly
aod +. G. Williamson as surities, made
note payable 30 the Great Western
Well Anger Works, Bloomfield, Iowa.
Tor SlG5. due SIX months after date.
with interest al ten per cent from
DATE. and PAYABLE at Engelk-'s bank.
Br.nham. Texas. Notice ia hereby
given that as the considerations Tor
which said note was riven having iail-
cd, will not pay said note.
J. n. DANIEL,
Dec. goth, 1877. W.T.
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From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
THE weather tor the last few
days has been beautiful and
spring-like
THE PosroFFIcE.-We learn
that Major Bryan will take pos
session of the postolfice on Mon
day next.
DEAD.-Wyatt Kennon. an
insane negro, who has been in
the county jail for the last two
months, died on Wednesday,
and was buried at the expense
OF the county.
DIsTRIcr CouRr.-The civil
docket is nearly disposed of, and
on Monday next the criminal
docket viii be taken up. Two
murder cases are set tor that
day.
TRAMPs. many towns
and cities in Texas complain OF
the tramp nuisance, Brennan
is exempt. A dozen or two of
them have been run Que of town,
and as they have Il secret tele-
graph this place is avoided.
TIE Y. P. G. a. Germany.
Professor W. C. kote deliver,
ed very interesting lecture on
Physical Geography before the
Young Peoples Christian Asso-
citation OH last Tuesday even
ing.
MAYORS CoURT.-The man
arrested with the immense Smith
& Wesson revolver, was yester-
day introduced to his Honor,
the Mayor. He gave his name
as Bill johnson, aud claims to
be Sucker, i. e. an Illinoisan.
He was assessed $50 and trim
mings. Not having the funds,
he is now a guest of the city.
THE Bio Hoa.-Nearly all
our exchanges have been boast
ing of the big hog killed in
their respective counties. The
big one weighs all the way from
40 to 750 pounds. Who killed
the largest porker in Washing
ton county. how old was it and
what did it weigh2 Can any
one come to the; front with a
thousand pound shoata
G1NDoRFF LANE.-The BANNER
is requested to cali the attention
of the County Commissioners to
the condition OF this lane on the
road from Long Point to Bren-
ham. 1t is at presnt utterly
impossible. No ovtrseer has
been appointed on that part OF
the road, and no work has been
done.
UNooMF3RrABLE.-Thc night
train is dine here at 9::5, but is
generally 81 minutes to an hour
behind time. The evenings are
frequently quite chilly, yet the
railroad officials never think OF
such a thing as having a fire in
the waiting room. 1t is, how
ever, ornamented with a stove
This is very dissgreeable fol
ladies and children who are com
PEELED to wait the coming OF
trains that are behind time.
CorroN.-Receipts yesterday
were quite liberal. considering
the lateness OF the season. Gen
tlemen who in August last were
anxious to bet that the season.:
receipts would not exceed
twelve to thirteen thousand
bales, have now taken back
seat. The receipts at this point
have already run up to 17,44f
bales. A considerable quantity
OF cotton is being hauled here
from Burleson county.
If You want the best picture;
You ever had taken go to Gallo
ways Gallery and you will be
satisfied. -.
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.4E ORDINANCE

Levying a Poll Tax.
Be it ordained by the City cous Gil OF
the city of Brenham.
SEC. I. That there DE and is herebF
levied for the use of the city a sol tax
OF one dollar upon every male citizen
of the said city of Brenlan, hetween
the ages of twenty one and sixty year-.
SEC. 9. That The Assessor and Gel
Iector proceed to assess said tax upon
the tax rolls aud collect the sane IN
accordance with law.
Ssc. D. All ordinances and r.''ss OF
ordinances in conflict with ,tis odd
rance, the sa,rs- he and are hereby -;
uealed. and that this ordinances fake Ell.
iect from aud alter its psssss.e-
Approved Sept 4t,,, 1877
J. I. J. 0'HIoRDAs, Mayor
+ test
Gil CARLISLE. Secretary.
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MAYORS CouRT.-Bi!l Price,
colored, was introduced yester1
day morning, and explained 70
his hoaor, the Mayor, how he
came to anock down the door
Ola certain negro bagniu. Two
colored ladies' of easy virtue
were introduced as witnesses,
and swore against him with a
hearty cool will. Bill, whoAad
some time ago established reps
utation as a every bad negro,
was mnlet in the sum $50 anSa
trimmings. To get esS
preferred a charge OF va+
against the ladies. who
turn assessed $3.50 -eas
also trimmings. Not
the loose change to q
they we've CONSIGNED
tender mercies OF Cox
who has the contract tor feedIns
the city prisoners. He iold
them that he would bring them
some dinner after awhile. They
asked him what he was going to
give them. lie replied: ''Corn
bread and beef,o Both, with
one accord, elevated their pro-
t5'6seises eontemrtuonsly, repeat
ing. Soon bread an' beef; l
doesn't went no con bread au'
beet" Col. D. will wait until
they have an appetite before
taking them anything else.
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SEED POTATOES.

/ 500 Barrels Seed Potatoes; Onion
Sett; twn car loads choice Fieur; Sugars.
Molases, Rope, whiskies. cigars. lobac-
cos; a full line, Just received and for
sale low to the trade.
/ d. w. BLO0MBARGH.
BRENNAN, Jan. 17-d&w2m.
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may largely Increase in Its di-
mansions.
From Thursdays Daily.
!. THz PUBLIC FREE SCHOOLS of
this city continue to prosper
and flourish ike green bay
tree.
CoNFEcr1oNERY.-Ane new con-
fectionery and candy manutac-
tory is soon to be opened in
this city.
SEED PoTAToEs.-Aftention is
called to the advertisement of
D. W. Bloombargh, in another
column.
FARM HANDs.-Several farm
ers from the Long Point and
Gay Hill neighborhoods were
in town Wednesday looking for
farm hands for the present year,
and were offering good terms to
tenants.
A YOUNG gentleman friend of
ours remarks that some young
lady acquaintances of his think
it an evidence OF great wealth
and refinement TO wear cheap
rings over kid gloves, especially
at balls and public entertain
ments.
A NEGRO, supposed TO be
crazy, rushed down Main street
in the city of Chapel Hill as
though pursued by million or
more devils, and shouting at
the top of his voice. He was
stopped and Intercepted as to
his wants. He replied that he
wanted a biscuit! a biscuit! a
biscuit!.!
HANDSOME MONUMENT. Col.
King. who is known throughout
the United States as the cattle
king of Western Texas, has at
an expense OF three thousand
dollars, erected a very hand,
some monument over the grave
OF the late gallant Capt, L. II.
McNelly, near the town of
Burton. 1t was erected as a
token of respect for the memory
of the deceased, and in commem-
Grafton of his valuable services
while in command of the State
troops in Western Texas.
Coop FER ONE DRINK" "A
considerable number OF checks
bearing this legend are in cir
culation hereabouts. They pass
current TOR their face value. A
few evening, ago a collection
was taken up in one of our
churches, and upon counting up
the proceeds no less than seven
checks-yood for one drink
we're found. The BANNER is re-
quested to say that the dscripe
ton of checks mentioned are
not just exactly the thing to
drop into the ''missionary box"
besides it looks as though some
body was in the habit of drink
ing.
He HAD A BIG PIsToL.-A
stranger in town who had
walked down from Giddings,
yesterday, became somewhat
under the influence of "kon-
densed korn.'' He acted in a
suspicious manner, and had a
protuberance on his hip. Off
GERS DoIan and jackson took
him in. Upon searching the
gentleman at the bastile, a very
large siz d Smith &c Wesson
improved pistol was found in his
possession. Two OF the cham
bers were loaded. He was
locked up III the coop.
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EVERYTHING reduced TO hard
pan prices. You will save
money by purclasingdry goods,
boots, shoes, clothing, hats, caps,
dress goods, ETC., at ID. w.
Bloombargh's.
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JusT received full and COM
plete assortment OF embroider-
les. laces, silk haudkerchiets,
tishews, ties, gloves, corsets,
notions OF every description,
sold very cheap, at D. W.
Bloombargh's.
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Notice in Probate.
THE STATE on TEXAS

L
To the Sheriff or any Constable of
Washington county, Greeting:
You are hereby commanding to Gauss.
10 be published at least once a wesk
TOR four successive weeks III the Bren-
ham BANNER, a newspaper regularly
printed in the county Of washing ton
the following notice,
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To all persons inte ested In the. well
fare of Emms e. Long John w Long
aad ]. j. Long, minor lieirs Of ". G.
Long,
j. T. Long has filed in the County
Court of Washington county, IN APP
plication to sell at private sale two
hundred acres of land belonging 10
the estate of said minors. knownas the
homestead tract of W. g. Long in said
county, which will be heard al the
next term OF County Court OF said
county, commencing on the
Third Monday In January, 1873,
at the Courthouse thereof, in the city
of BRENNAN. at which tine all persons
interested IN said minors welfare may
appear and contest said application, II
they see proper.
Herein fai not, under penalty Of the
law, and of this writ make dHt return.
Issued the 18th day of December 1871
Witness, II. NJ. Lewis, Clerk of said
49, Court and the Seal thereof.
yrS at office. in the city OF Bren-
ham. the Eth day Of Decem-
*-r* Der, 1877.
II. NJ. LEWIS, C. C. c. W. C.
hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is true and correct copy of
the original Citation. now in my hands.
J. II. HurcIrINsoN. Sheriff.
Be- PAUL FRicKs, Deputy. decl4w4t
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BUGGIEs AND PHEroNs, new
and secon1 hand, withand with
out tops, for sale at Parks Liv-
cry and sale stable.
ia13-dl&w1m
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CLosINe ont entire fall and
winter goods, blankets, shawls,
clothing fannels, ETC., to make
room Tor spring goods, at D..
W. Bloombargh 5.
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EsTRAYS.

Taken up by Aaron Davis on the 14th
day OF Sept. 1877, and estrayed before
j. w. McCown. j. 2. Precinct No 1,
Washington county, on the Sth day Of
October, 1871. one dun Hose, star in
the forehead about years old, bran
ded : = II hands high. appraised by
- A D. Gee and Il. " Reed at
II S25 90.
Taken up by jams Hickey and -
irayed before t. o. Hynes, !. P w. c..
oa the LIST day of January 1873. /, ne
fea-btten gay horse or 9 sears old t.
branded diamond Il on right should r.,
left hoof splir open. very lame. shod in
front. Is or Is hands high, appraised at
$40. Il. N. LEWIS, c. c. c. VIC.
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IlIRscHBERe's mixologist, Tai
bot, is az fat in preparing
seasonable drinks.
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LOST

I AND SCRIP No. 21-253. for SO
: 4 acres, is.ued to lie San Antonio
and Mexican Gulf Il. r. by 5. Crosby,
C'm missioner of the General Land
Qific,, dated Mach 26,li 1865. Unless
intelligence of it be received at the
General Land Office within 3 months
from this date, will apply t, the pro-
per officers for a duplicate
Nm. T. CAMPBELL.
January 18th, 1878 wsw
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Jusr received full and COM
plete line in ladies, misses and
cbil,lren's Shoes. Mems. youths
and boys Boots and Shoes sold
at remarkable low figures. at
D. w. Bloombargli's.
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OYSTERS TO families $3.50 per
100, at the Phenix Restaurant.
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DissoIu. Jon.

The co-partne-ship heretofore ex-
istinq between Woehlrr & White, has
this day been dissolved by m uiua!
consent. Mr. Woehler retiring aud A.
NJ. White continuing the business.
Parties holding claims against the
late firm ate requested 70 present them
for payment; sll persons indebted TO
US are also requested to cali and make
inn, ediate settlements
c. F. WoEHLER,
A. NJ. WHITE.
January LIST, 1878.
The undersigned. who will continue
the business a tie old stand feels
thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended and soliciting a
continuation OF the same.
A. NJ. WHITE.
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and Mary T. FoderieS, j. 5.
Taylor and Lucy K Routt,
VIM. N6rlt and MinHie Cease,
George Coliiek and Mariana
Repka. Sllas Marshall and Bet
tie Maxey, Edward Henderson
aud Dora Mack, Sank Hodges
ard Laura Jacobs, Samuel I.
Eantry and Rehecca llelum.
Mr.. JouN G. RANKIN, Re
t;ording Secretary of Green's
Brigade Association, says the
names OF members are being re-
ceived quite rapidly. and are
July registered.
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EVERYBODY uses it. The best
in the Country. z. Anheuser
& Co.'S Bottled Beer. ID. w.
Blopmbargh, sole agen, Bren-
ham.
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Is You can get better pho
tograph Iiken sses at Robertson
& Co. gallery than at any other
gallery in the city. 5
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I1EE
Scientific z4nseszcao.

Thirty Third Year.
THE MOST POPULAR scIEsrIFIc rsrER
IN THE WORLD.
Only So 90 year. including postage:
Weekly. 90 numbers 4. year.
1000 book pages:
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BREEDLovE & EWING,
attorneys at-ESTv
.Rssseam, Texas
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-01
A REMEDY FOR WEAK EYES.

A simple remedy for weak or sore
eyes Is recommended as follows: Get
q five-cent cake of elder flowers at the
druggists, and steep in one gill Of soft
water; it must be stepped In bright tin
or earthenware; strain nicely, and then
add three drops Of laudanum; bottle it
tight, and keep in a cool place; then
use it as a wash, letting some Of it get
in the eyes. Follow this, and relief is
certain. II the eyes are painful or
much sore, make small soft congresses,
wet in the mixture, and bind over the
eyes at night. can warrant the above
as harmless and sure, having tried 1t in
q number Of cases where other skill
and remedies had utterly failed. II
the eyes are badly infamed, use It very
freely; and a tea made of elder flowers
and drank will help cleanse the blood.
Pure rock salt and water will strength
en- your weak eyes II you bathe them
daily in 1t. l would earnestly advise
you to avoid mixtures or washes con-
tanning mineral or other poisons.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-01
HOW TO DETECT MARRIED PEOPLE.

II you see a lady and gentleman dis
agree upon trifing occasions or correct
each other in company, you may be as
sured that they have tied the matrimo-
NAL moose. II YOU see a silent pair in
q cab or railway carriage, lolling care
lessly, one at each window, without
seeming to know that they have n COM
panion, the sight is infallible. If you
see a lady drop her glove, and a gentle
man by the side of her kindly telling
her to pick it up, you need not hesitate
In forming your opinion. Or, If you
see a lady whose beauty and acconp-
lishments attract the attention of every
gentlemen in the room but one, o
have no difficulty in determining their
relationship to each other. The one is
her husband. If you see a gentleman
who is particularly courteous, oblicing.
and good natured, relaxing into smiles,
saying sharp things, and toying with
every pretty m in the room, ex-
cepting one, 10 whom he appears par
ticularly cold and formal, and is un-
reasonably cross-who that one is no
a be at a loss to discover. The
rules above quoted are laid down us in
fallible in just Interpretation. They
may be resorted to with confidence.
They are upon unerring principles and
deduced from everyday experience.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-01
ROYAL A~SsUIrrEs.

The grant of s5o. O per annum to
the Duke of Couuaught as a marriage
portion by the British House of Com
mons is another one of the ~curiosities
of a monarchy which the taxpayers of
a republic like our own cannot UNDER
stand. To them the quiet submission
of a people to a perpetual tax for the
support in idleness of a large, extrava-
CANT and growing company Of royal sci
ons is an enigma beyond their power
to solve. The expense Of a President
is looked upon as going about as far
into the annuity business as is healthy,
and the Chief Magistrate is expected to
earn his money besides.
The new addition to the Duke of
Connaught's spin money"-which has
been $3.50 per year right along
raises anew the query as to how much
the royal family of England does really
draw from the pockets of the people
who live subject to them. The books
kept for the purpose by the govern
ment show the free list to be as follows:
The Queen, s2,125,000 per annum, or
over s40,e65 a week; the Prince of
Wales, s530,00 0 per annum, or over
s10,192 a week; the Princess of Wales,
$50,O0O per annum: the Duke of Con-
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LEAN CATTLE FOR EUROPE.

food news for American stock
breeders is the demand for live cattle
by German and English farmers. Re-
Gently a ship load of western cattle was
landed In Tonning, to be fattened ON
the rich pastures of Schleswic-H olstein
Relative prices of young stock there
and in this country warrant the impor.
tation of these young, lean cattle for
the purpose. This cargo, NUMBERING
S22 head, fifteen horses and forty-six
swine, besides some fat cattle, horses
and swine for England, was purchased
at Chicago, and was SO well received
by the German farmers that the vessel
was at once sent back for another load.
The ship arrived in the harbor under
salutes of cannon and a display of flags.
and hundreds Of people lined the quay.
There is also quite a demand in Eng
land for lean cattle and hogs for fat.
ting; and in the embargo against the
Of live cattle ut English
ports, an exception is made in favor Of
those from America. This, together
with the increasing call for bred stock
this country for Eul ope, argues
well for our agricultural interests. The
Q our attention is paid to stock
farming, instead Of u chexclusive grain
and other crop productions, the better
VIII It ce for our farmers. ENGLISH NO.
dates its present advanced DO
from the beginning Of heavy
stocking of ita farms and generous
feeding, which added largely TO the fer.
filtty n the soil, and caused a conse,
qrent increase in the yield of crops
American A~g7icszturisk.
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JOHN SHERMAN has concluded to
distribute coin when the day of re-
sumption comes by using the mails.
'sThe law regulating the transporta-
ton of third class mail matter, " says a
Washington dispatch, ''limits the
weight of each package to four pounds,
upon which the rate of postage is fixed
at n cent per ounce. A package of
four pounds of gold coin or bullion
would amount in value to about 81 1000.
upon which the postage would be sixty
four cents, while by express the charges
for the same service would reach IS or
$40. OF course any number of four
pound packages could be made up, SO
that there would really be no limit to
the amount that could be transmitted
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-01
GRANT IN AMSTERDAM.
Ho Says He viii Not Como Home II Nc
Must Run for President Again.

O,o th;no 4, o,,;aa,.ir aa..,;. -
,ha, Il ~. ranr,a,;on Mil A.. O.
araI .aau,r.. - - y. .sna
o. SrhT.- H.
,,.ss 40 -. ".
a~,asnan. 60 :, 49, III. a.,
ass,nn no. r,.~aaTr 49,
- ~ ~
.,aman - /. ~ $3.50 a"y yen,
moro anant,r ,-nt.r,aan,,r $3.50
ina,v and c-ant,n,ons,y : !, ~ .nn,ss =,
rass.ar'snts.s. ts.- 49,
~. srh;a,t 49, en.r.a a,...a-s,
frauds tLa Tnd,ar war srtn.nat,o.a,
ir-tercorrsa t.r;g ~ srso 49, 49,
merc,aI ,ntaras,. aar,u,.rca;-.
Or tha rsor,;ar,,,es - IN a;garaa,
countr,es which M h.a v,s,.ad' ~ 80
marks wore reodv dira.t ah-onn,;na
II fact and common serse ,,horai anS
- MISREPRESENTATION
tive IN III, corc,,s;on. whon anns,an
u,.s n,,ao a. "a. w-.....a ~. -
ahon, 500 a. ~ 49, p~Sas,sa..'n
e,ec,;on no rauarSad 49, a. 80
,;or thai tho nonn,ar ,,ot" snsr.as .
| Democrat,o ua;ar;tn 40. ~.,ss,,.
ahs,,rdi,v whan tha so,r. 49,
,nod ,hat tho ZOO, 60 !. ~ M.
honest count 90 tho yo,a Nv t.",. IA
uTook for examr,o - .a,a -. g.,
Naw Yort THO ant;ro 81. 80 a..
| state in 1899 WAS sao 7ee II 1913 :.
was onIv eo7 eae o,,t 80 ,u,,.,. a. ~
nnblican ticket had a aior;tv - 20
4se vet in 1876 h @ent;ra vota was
raised tn 1 M 15e n, increase os 100
ala and NV No means worranted hv tha
growth of n~opnlation Ont ~ this h
Democratic ticket w,s corntad os no.,
inc ia e7O mora votos thon n hoa -
the precedino election and th;s 10
altbopob the Renpb,ican ticket no,n.S
AZ. O votes, ), aCap - said
he. ..belieye this to have been an hon
est countp And vet n has ,hoan .n,or
ated and conceded INV tha pan,,,;o,n
party. Or. % said he ..t,ta ma f,ots
in regard tn Mississ;nni II 100 ~
entire Presidential vote was 100 Io7 ~
which the Democratic ticket had on,n
Al. III. Int vet in 1915 ,he ar,;ra -.
164l77s ant Of which n,ars s
the nomoora,. TO-,
candidate n m,;or;,v - 20 sco
one - said ho .,who !; wa SY'ioe. ~
IN reoar, ~ Tho s,tmot;o, ~ that So
car hs,;ava ,hat 49,.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-01
10 LONDON IN THIRTY hd1Rs.
Mr.. r. W. Schroeder's Dream Of an Air
ship-He Proposes 10 Cross the
Atlantic in lSeptember.--
I What The New Bal
loon Is Like.

"There are uneasy souls, says Haw-
thorne, with the sadness Of one Of them,
Ito whom the world owes most of its
onward impulses; Tbeir own genera
ton calls them mad; the next builds
them monuments" All depends upon