davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1878-10-30
WHEN THE WOODSTURNBROWN

How will it be when the roses fade
Out of the garden and out of the glade?
When the fresh pink bloom of the sweet-brier wild,
That leans from the dell like the cheek of child,
Is changed for dry hips on a thorny bush?
Then, scarlet and car,nine, the groves will flush.
How will it be when the autumn flowers
Wither away from their leafess bowers;
When sunfower and star-fower and golden-rod
Glimmer no more from the frosted sod
And the hillside hooks are empty and coldo-
Then the forcst-tops will be gay with gold
How will it be when the woods turn brown
Their gold and their crimson all dropped down,
And crumbled 10 dust
O then, as we lay
Smyrna times., 1878-10-30

never saw a man so free,
There ne'er had been a freeT;
Nor e'er a lass too late for tea,
That could not shed a tear"
Smyrna times., 1878-10-30

To remove weeds: Marry widow.
Smyrna times., 1878-10-30

From all parts Of the state comes accounts Of dis
a>er from the great storm Of last Wednesday, 1t is
everywhere spoken Of as without precedent il its
violence and destruction
Smyrna times., 1878-10-30
REHDBOTH.

There IS 10 damage done here except that the beach
in front Of the Douglass House is washed away to
within four feet Of the hotel showing that the ocean
was within that distance Of it. and the bath houses
at all the hotels are washed away and broken up
being strcwn along the beach. Some Of the cottages
are slightly damaged and all the hotels have been
pretty well stripped of everything that the wind could
take hold Of
Smyrna times., 1878-10-30
KIRKWOOD.

A new house belonging to Richard T. Cam, near
Kirkwood in course of construction is said to have
blown down. John C. Clark's outbuildings near here
are much damaged, some Of them being blown down.
NEW CASTLE.
About o'clock Wednesday morning KnoWless
Smyrna times., 1878-10-30
O then, as we la,

Our ear to Earths lips, shall hear her say,
In the dark am seeking new gems for my crown -
We will dream Of green leaves when the woods turn
brown. Lucy LGrcou. in St. Nchoias
Smyrna times., 1878-10-30

Several vessels were carried ashore and two three
persons drowned. The loss of farm buildings fences,
&c, very heavy in this section and number of
cattle killed by falling buildings. II. II. Appleton
had the upper part of his barn blown down and about
80 bushels of wheat blown away and wagons and
farm implements ruined by the falling tmbers. His
corn cribs in which were several hundred bushels of
corn were also demolished Nearly all the farmers in
this section sustained similar losses to greater or less
degree.
Smyrna times., 1878-10-30

Do You hear the andal-mongers
Passing by,
Breathing poison in Q whisper
In sigh;
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TRUSTEES.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

sages. Private Dissases and Female Diseases
has Just returned from Europe Office. 1ss Canal
street between Dryadee and Rampant streets
40 stairs. Nervous Debility, Weakness. eithex
canged nv afuss OF ago ALWAYS eHfea IL o
short time Private Disesses treated after q new
sure and quick method. Female Diseases treated
With greatest success.
DR. kilIe's reputation as a skilled and sdeoess.
fnl physician Is already years ago established
"a n9w n easas here Witch ntbsr ~ gsjcians
mad failed TO benefit which is we'll known 70 the
public. DR.. Bile 10 graduate from one OF the
Fest colleges In Europe. and was for years as
sistaRt physician 10 Prof. Rieord Paris. Con.
sultstions and correspondence strictly conf
Dental. Charges moderate. 1876 Canal street.
DR, W, BILLIE 1856 lanai street. d.
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NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
FIRST GALLO A. NJ.
sln 600 Premium Bonds - -.--..----s..--- ~ <
600 Premium b rnda s.-..t -t-.--....-.-. 2Hts
States 73073i9: Premiums 2h02bA.
SECOND CAIII-l2 NJ
n shares New Orleans Gaslight Company 10
~ zoo State NnnGols 70
States T30T3V Premiums 25 ',@2Gia
THIRD CAII-2P NJ.
No anlaa
States 1904: Premiums % 's@2ets.
by Telegraph
New yoRK, Dec. 6.-Money closed Mt ., y
cent. Exchange oloaed quiet Mt 4a2 ism4aI. Gold
opened 1905 advanced to Ieo'a and declined to
lo0is at which Il closed.
Governments cleaed firm; currency co i1p't y
l2o', Pacific Railroad bonds closed as follows ::
Union Pacific ftsta 107&@Io77E. land grants
lO7@lo7A, sinking funds l03a @lol's. Centrals
lOI ssmlol s.
Clearing Houae abatement - Currency OK
changes sGT 2sp G1S currency balances 81 500 G9f
gold exchanges, g. 3Ie ls9 gold balances, $780,
2pa
Gold clcarings Mt the n. II. s., n Y.-Gold hal-
nnceG sp3a 600: currency balances. $685.
gold claatings, ell ,21O.ona.
IN State bonds Louisiana consols sold Mt 73A
I.oNnoN De G-The stock market has be
come exceedingly fiat. owing to umors Of bust :
ness troubles in the Northwest. 1t Ia eaid that
some large Manchester concerns are involved,
Conaols for money % $40, for account "a ZIG.
Bar silver 30 I'd r. ounce.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

II Hrentree Hatimore: WIN II Pratt. Proyl-
dence: Lang. city II Shepard. sprngheld :;
W w Johnson aud wife Miss Maud Brown,
ibqrviile; r. T young j + Young, Plains; J i
I5lddle. Miss Geo southaek New York; NO
len and wife. Winona: Mrs r. O Bailey, New
York; J II Dunlap, Gray Iron Line. ,plttsbufg
ba a n"Ts sfs ksrG Mis- h1a1 o5eea
81 af fb vel "itg fgin' dneinnst: JOIN
Richardson, city; A Hamilton, Flatonia J 9
Conrad. N q; n N berry wife aud children. At
lanta: = Boohn; - Dummy. Florida: 7 Me-
Nulty Mobile
81. OHaRLEs HOTEL. Ambrose Lee. w NJ
Rexford. Uoyle, j. Myers q Q Robinson,
Jr. r II Doyle. John Butler. Jr. s II Levy. New
York: Barry Coleman A Mepahs. louisville;
Joe Reynolds NJ NJ Hancock. = Robinson and
N Johnson. Fort Madison; " A Walrnsiey and
wife Tenneesea u A Simonds, Bostos s y
sheter and wife, Chicago: Hasheye. st Louis
" Bugham, r L Young. / J Flagg, Louisiana
James = Bates. Holly Springs VIM NJ CLARK
JAN TI5p'Y HorHEf VIM hampton. John A
Walker. John Ryalos Magnolia Miss; q 9
clarke Cleveland o. T. Evens. Gen Eit2-
yinkshurg; J. Hoehhnmet Atlanta. 9 Oath
cart J u Lnhmler Cincinnati; y M Tarnhull.
Jas Boyd Jul Baulk. city; T. Iourses. Green
Vile. Miss; Rolf Chapman. Ia: 1r Geo
HAYS, wife. child aud nurse, ilnye Landing,
81 JAMES HO1 FLA Middlebrnok, Mo:
Jno Fulton, Milwaukee, Wis; nr J Davidson.
Mobile " II Gillespie. wife and four children,
raeeaPoua Miss, II w Ri"hafds. N Y: | NJ
Hanaolph Geo Il Fnnru, city, " q Wall and
wife. " u Wall. Richmond; J W Blossom
Louis, II Rhodes Gharlastnn S &, u y VII
linma, Cincinnati. " Phillips. Donaldson
Vile; W Meyers Jnn A Lpring, NJ d Shean
Pensacola,
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.


NHw yonK. Dee o, II n, m.-Coffee aupt; no
sales reported; mlias quiet aud nrm; sales
1000 Maracaibo. Sugar un1et sales 500 hhds
Refined sugar steady; fair demand,
8 m.-OoHee quiet Refined sugar steady:
Spot cotton weak aud lower; middliues Of :;
futures wcnk
OHrcAeo. dec q. q:9o q. m.-pork ~ e2ls@G II
December 81 q0a1 a2t, January, ~ n2lsms rs
February. Lard 8 eom5 e5 neeemeat' 595ms,s1 Z
275 3 go 9q5. Wheat opens a3's bid january.
Corn az December, ails January, 35'S@35h
May.
s.sa Il. m.-wheat- s3lE December. s9ts bid
January 81 bid February Cntn-siA Deeem
ber. 81 Z asked January 95,S May az Febru,
Mny Pork ~ 90 bid January, 81 o26 asked
February. Lard 5.e2i5 @5 e5 January, b.72ss bid
February s2ls Match
Union Stock Yards 7o5 cars stock reported
to arrive; estimated receipts Of hogs today
roo i2b 900 left over; official Yesterday ts,ess:
official shipments 2s5' Th9 TRACE f. a,, anas
estimated receipts a5oo: Market apet -,
dispatch from the Union Stock Yards SAYS Is
stop sending stock Union STOCK Yards full 1;
no plnce for more Nothing doing lew sales at
Dee s tgo ssls January, cox February. corn
2s'5 Decemher 80 asked January. 81 asked
February.
IFS D. m-wheat higher: No. 2 red s7's@ss,
Dnenmher, ssf January, so'S February, s7a
raGh No. 3 red st5a bid eash, Corn better Tor
cash easier Tor futures 2sI December, 2eYf
January stit February. asam2a7F cash. Oats
| easier; % bid January, 1875 ensh. Whisky
uuiet; ~ o. Pork lower; old iobbing Mt ~ 20
az ~ new 81 soar 90 Cut meats unchanged.
Bncon Nothing doing. Lard quiet; 7.4na7 IS.
CrNuNFATr, Dee 6, 1870 u. ~. Pork ss.
Bacon B. AZ A. Hams 7iani0. Gut meats 2.7o.
$40 T. Lard EG5 bid g. 81. Hogs ~ 1909 a2f
| reeeipts ii.nG1. Whisky ~ "a.
Foreign.
| LIVERPOOL, Dec, 6, ~ 80 D. m.-Gotton dull and
| unchanged; Middling uplands SD; Middine
| Orleans a1sd; sales 5000 bales, Of which 1867
| are for export and speculation. breadstuff
weak Wheat Western spfng No 90 81 No
| 2 IL 81: Western winter No. 9s ID: No. ss od
| Flour Western canal ian22e GQrn-Nev
| mixed 29a fd612as ad. Oats 2s ed. Pork-Prim'
| mass Western tHa. Iard- Prime Western 92s
| Racon-bong clear pa short clear 27a. T'alow
| American AGA Oh. Beet-Prlme mess new ses
market bnre Of old
ocean prelghts.
| NEW YonR Dec 8 Ocean freighta quiet an'
| unchanged charters being atandy To Liver
| pool, hy steam, 5000 bushels grain ut II
| To Bristol by steam. there were gao
bushels grain at stsd. A British bark tn Cork
for orders with $500 quarters grain mt 90.
| Norwngi n bark to Bordeaux with 32nn quarter
| prnin nj rs 3D. A German bark r. London wit
hnpo hhle refined petroleum ~ % Oh. An Ameri
can ship to London with 5000 hbs 10 ut rs ed.
PENALTY ON REAL ESTATE AND CAFi
TAI TAX UNPAID JANUARY WILL BE
PER GENT.
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the Canadian border Uncle Sam gets the
worst or It all around.
The New York Tribune, In referring to the
international dairy fair held In that city,

| The New York Tribune In referring to the
international dairy fair held In that city,
SAYS
| The expectation If butter and cheese, par
| tipuIarly the latter, to Great Britain has in
creased 90 rapidly IN the last few years o. -
alarm British producers, and many ot the
| uapp,a read mt ihe fair of the British Dairy
| Farmers Association ut London, In October
| last, and the papers upon dairy subjects
which have recently appeared In the journal
Of the British Agricultural Society speak 81
the superiority Or American cheese as an al
mitted fact, and urge great care upon the
British manufacturers as the only means by
which they can retain their hold on the home
market Senator Herman relates that. when
I'm England recently, he asked at his hotel Tor
some VI the hest cheese the walter brought
him plate, saying, 'Thls is American cheese.
It ia better than ours, though we don
like to admit It." n is claimed by those who
have studied the subject that Great Britain,
within twenty years, will require all the land
which can be devoted protably TO- cattle
grazing, for milk alone, and will look to for
aipn countries for butter and cheese The
eupplps now come from France, Holland,
Denmark. Norway, Sweden and the United
States This country, II is claimed, can com
pete prplltal,ly with al others, and produce q
bette, article Of butter than any other through
| the creamery system. which is now gaining
ground In many States. This is similar tn
the factory system by which cheese is made,
the milk from a section of the country being
taken to n creamery and there manufactured
into butter The average quality Of creamery
butter Il said to be worth 10 cents q pound
more than dairy butter and the cost of max.
Ing II IL much lesa The other advantages Ut
the creamery system are that 1t saves labor
and prevents waste.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
NON ETARy
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. /
Friday Evening, December 6, 1878.
ruU mn mi No CLEARING VnJrSE

TotnI this week -. 81 9il 04a N IT ,isi,EW ~
We quote exceptional paper 7@s cent;
DO qalo: second grade do o.: loans on col
laterala btas; Al mortgage paper s1s@1o; sec
end grade 10 a y cent per annum.
Gold is auiet.
Foreign Exchange easy.
Sigh easy.
State ConnuIa etealv Mt 7t6TiA.
Premium Bonds weak Mt 2G@2Gis
Atoaka duh
Gold openpd IN Nav York nj tooik md closed
at looi6. Here II opened at iooi,t0lonis, and
closed at 100 i f61nolf,
aTERIJNG-B Bank bills -6ts1: commercial
477mFe.
FRANCS Bank francs =; commercial 52a'i "a
FqaiR
SlaHT-Bnnk counter rate = v cent, com
mereial = " cent discount.
F.roCKa.
.paNKs.
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T4E NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, DECEMBER T. 1878

cotton on shlpboard as per account OF the
Cotton Exchange IL as follQWs: Liverpool ~. l29
Baltie ports 1890 Mediterranean i1f8 North Sen
2po1. eoastwise 81 bales; total 1899 bales. This
taken from the stock at noon, as noted ut the
Exphanpa leaves IN presses 12s,nG9 balea.
The receipts ut al ports, consolidated, No per
tejaprema TO the cotton Exchange, show totals
from noon Yesterday to noon to. day Of m $50
hales against 81 eGf same time last week 81 pas
iaet year md nc iTo the year before.
The movement nj ports FOR seven days No to -
la ID nj pp hplnw.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-07

The Board Of Directors. mt q meeting held OF
the nineteenth day of January. 1878. after set.
ting aside $4,000 To reserve fund fromFthe net
earnings Of the year. and paying 10 per cent
dividend to the stockholders. have resolved b.
pay CASH DIVIDEND OF TWENTY-FIVE
PER GENT on the net earned participating
premiums Of the year ending December 81
1877. said dividend payable on and after Mon
day. the twenty eighth day Of January 1878.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-07

ate Consols yesterday closed steady at
MAJ, against ~ 9n79 on Thursday. Pre-
,im Bonds closed weak at 2GM26i !, against
th2Gil on the previous day. The sales nj
Stock Exchange amounted to only sl5,ooo
Premium Bonds and $1,000 nf State Consols.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-07

More grain has been transported through
the Erie Canal this year than In any pre-
ceding year. The aggregate, 81, 735, 50t bushels
IL double that carried In the season If 1875
The number of boats clearing from Buffalo
IL third more than In 1877, and the receipts
for tolls are correspondngly larger. Some
thing like 1a,0on,ooo bushels have gone East
from Buffalo by rail also n very marked IN
crease.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-07

n steamship Charles Townsend cleared
veerday for Rotterdam with ii,2ot bushels
of rn In bulk and 81 ,si2 bushels Of bulk rye.
beles other cargo.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-07
WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAR DEPARTMENT, |
Signal Service. United States Army. !
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending ut s:a8 =. m, Friday. December G.
observations taken Mt the Same moment Of
time ut aIl stat Ions
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Commercial and Financial Matters.

Ding the week ending yesterday evening
the lies Of -four IN this market for export
emcnted t. 10, $50 barrels.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-07

The receipts by river boats Yesterday We're
1872 bales Of cotton, 1909 sacks NJ cotton
seed. SEQ sacks cotton seed meal, aA9 sacks Of
oil cake. 1872 hogsheads Vt sugar, 1927 barrels
" molassea 5aG sacks rough rice and III
hatrala Df rice
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-07

DIRECTORS:
". J. Hart. Jesse 3. Flower.
J. L. Harris. Henry Renshaw.
J. Wells l.. Aleus.
Hugh Wilson. u. W. Taylor.
Scott Mcaehee. D. Biseoe.
J. 9. Morris. d. Fatio,
A. Baldwin. James !. Day.
r. l.. AIrey. Charles Maeready
Lionel @, Levy, II. r.. Craig.
w. r.. Seymour, Emory CLAMP.
Sam'l T.. Boyd. John @. Gaines,
p A. OhaffraIx. John q. Groves.
Ia2n
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-07

The Cunard steamship line (which, hy the
way, nre far-famed asthe one exception inlthe
matter of dsastersat SEAL have Just launched
a new vessel at Damuir II Ia called the
Gallia. having been 50 named by the Mar
chionese of Ailsa. Its dimensions are rs fol-
lows. Length, $50 feet breadth. a. feet;
slepth, 80 feet tonnage. T. 200.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-07

'You cannot imagine the terror with which
the advancement Of American industries is
filling British manufacturers, said Prof Sil-
liman ina recent address 1--WE, as you know,
took the leading prize ut Paris for the best
steam engine in the world, and II IL not ie
MED In Europe to-day that America heads the
list In the manufacture of agricultural ma
ehipery"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-07
GOWN ERCIAl..

OFFICE or NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Friday Evening. December 6, 1873. !
COTT0N-The market was fairly active to-
day with sales aggregattng 1900 bales at easier
prices.
The following is the official closing Of the Cot
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-07

PENALTY ON STATE TAXES UNPAIl
JAUARY WILL BE PER CENT.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-07

The estimates Of the Secretary of War for
1890 are s4o. a97.Tt9 a. This Is for an army
of less than 81. 600 men In time If peace Ger
many maintains half million soldiers In
time of peace with ssi 100000. France, al
ways extravagant in war expenditures, main
tains her army of about 100000 men fpeacp
footing) with sios,ooo,oNn Compared with
the army expenditures " these two powers,
Secretary MeGrary's estimates are ridicu-
lousy high fOr 5000 men
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-07

Tho above statement Ia a Just true and cor
rect transcript from the books OF the Company.
PAUL FOURCHY, President
@. W. NoTT Becretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans. City Of New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me the tenth
day Of June, 1873. JAMES FAHEY.
Notary Public
At q meeting OF the Board OF Directors. held
on the tenth day Of June. 1878 1t was resolve
to declare cash dividend Of twenty per cent en-
tho net earned participating premiums for ID.
year ending May 81. 1873. payable On the third
Monday Of July next
Also. TO pay to the Stockholders. IN demand
interest at the rate Of FIVE psr cent Ter annum
Oh their stock.
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Insurance Company.

Tho above statement Ia true and correos
transcript from the books n the Company.
THOS. A. ADAMS President
HENRY v OGDEN Heorstary
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-07

Sworn 10 and subscribed before me thI'
eighteenth day Of January. 1878.
A. INGRAHAM. Notary Public.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-07

The Board OF Trustees this day resolved that
after paying the annual dividend Of TEN PKR
CENT On Capital Stock Of Company that O.
dividend Of TWENTY PER CENT Ia cash be-
paid on Monday. June 10 10 those parties en-
titled 10 receive the same.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-07
MEKCHANTS'
Mutual Insurance Company
OF NEW ORLEANS.
IOa Canal street pOA

In conformity With the requirements Of their
charter, the Company publish the following
statement:
Premiums received during the year ending
May 81 1878. Including unesrnsi premiums
.,ft Ia
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Received Same time Same time

VnfpI- .,,t.... 39N3fB TV3, Nv ITH.IN
Receipts Mt ports since September t...-.1 ,oi2 ~
Receipts same time last year ...........+l $40 go
Recepts same time year before. ........ q7t 10
The consolidated report for the week give
exports to
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Sworn to and subscribed before me this
twenty second dag OF May, 1873.
SALFRED INGRAHAM.
Notary Public,
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The foregoing statement zig n just. true and
correct transcript from thee books of the com.
JAS. !. DAY, President
II OARPENTFR. Heoretary.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-06-06
DECORA TlON DAY.

Decoration day has been observed
with new and fresh enthusiasm this
year. Reports from all sections give
glowing accounts of parades and dem
constructions in observance of the beau-
tiful custom of decorating the soldiers
graves. Generally speaking, too, the
ceremonies and addresses have shown
very little or no hostile sectional feel
ing, but have been of warm and
hearty patriotic character. The dem
onstration at Gettysburg, in which
the President participated and the
Hon. Ben Butler delivered the ora
ton, was very impressive and drew
thousands of visitors to the dlstn-
guished battlefield town. Let us
have Peace, and Freedom and Uulon.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-06-06
IOBBlNG TIE GRAVE.

The city Of Cincinnati, o., has a
dissecting room horror of an especl-
ally revolving character. Quite re-
Gently the body Of q young man named
Devon was stolen from the cemetery
at L,orth Bend, Ind. On Friday last
John Harrison and some other citizens
OF the place went to Cincinnati to
search for the remains in the medical
colleges. The party visited the
Ohio Medical College. The officer
accompanying the searchers drew
a body up from the hoistway
and to the horror and amaZement
OF Mr.. Harrison it turned out to be
his own father, the late John Scott
Harrison, son of the eX President,
who had been Inferred in the vault
at North Bend only twenty -four
hours before. The hody-snatchers
had done quick work. They HAD
cut off the long white whiskers which
the deceased wore. The janltor was
promptly arrested and q degree OF
excitement prevails in Cincinnati
which will probably lead to some bet
ter legislation on the subject Of grave
robbing.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-06-06
/ IIAPTER 10.
A " 4 c. 7.

Il ~ Il = L 4.
To Law out and establish a new election
district in Frederick county, out OF part
of Liberty District, number eight, to be
called Linganore District, or election
district number nineteen.
SECTION I. Be it enacted by tie Genera!
.ixemdIy If Muya"d That a new election
district be laid ont and established out OF
part OF Liberty District, number eight of
Frederick county, the said district to be
known and called by the name OF Linga-
more District, or election district number
nineteen.
SEC. .. An3 be it enactt8, That the
boundaries Of said district Shall be rs fol-
lows, to wit: Beginning at Il willie oak
tree at the intersection Of the COppcrminc
road with the townsville District line,
running thence south to the sprin%-housc
of Henry Garter, thence with spring branch
to New Liberty road, thence south to the
bend in the public road west Of the dwell
inc house Of VIM. II. Baker, thence with
said public road until it intcrsccts the
WoouviIle District line, thence with said
line TO the Carroll county line, thence with
said Carroll county line until it intcrsccs
townsville District line, thence with said
line to the place of beginning, the terrific
~ included within these boundaries to be
known by the name Of Linganorc District,
or election district number nineteen, as
aforesaid.
SEC. 3. And be ii eUuctcd, That the
place of holding elections in said Linga-
more District or election district number
nineteen, shall be Unonvillc.
SEC. a. 1nd be it onacted, That there
shall be appointed by the proper authority
two justices Of the peace, two constablcs
and one register of voters for the said Lin
ganorc District, Or election district mum
Der nineteen.
SEC. 5 and be it enacto1, That this act
shall take effect from the date OF its pas
sage,
We Aereby ceuJN That the aioregong is
correct copy of an Act of Assembly pass
ed January Session, 1873.
Approved March -, 1873.
MILTON Y, KIDD,
Chief Clerk Of the House OF Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GASSANAl,
Secretary OF the Senate.