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Daily Republican., 1878-12-07
Squire Bsagany's Court.

Isaac 7. Black, col, was tried before
Esq. Ilagany, on Thursday afternoon,
on complaint of Emily Webb, for over
loading a horse, for which he was fined
IS and costs. in default Of which he
was committed to Jail.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07
Temperance Te-night.

The public meeting Of the M. R. S. A.
this evening will be under charge of
II. w. Morrow, who will have some
able speakers on hand. All are in
vted.
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Mouudsriiie, January IL.
nOUNDSEILLE.

The late plentiful fall OF the "besu!i.
ful snow has had the effect OF reviving
business here, the farmers Of the sur.
rounding country having taken sdvsn-
tsge OF the same 10 haul their surplus
stock Of grain in, and as q consequence
our grain dealers and mere lsnts hsve
been doing good business.
The rolling mill has not been running
for the psst week or ten days.
McFadden, the "indets.igsble," is
pushing things IS rapidly as possible To-
ward the completion of his mammoth
motel building, opposite the court house.
Mrs. j. K Mathews, OF the upper
ward, had a very narrow escape from
being badly burned, few days ago.
Whilst engaged IN cooking over cook
ing stove, her spron was blown against
the hot stove, snd she was instantly en-
velcped in s blaze of FIRE. By prompt
and energetic display of presence OF
mind Ia quality SO often wanting In
emergencies OF this kind), she succeeded
in smothering the flames be ore the other
portions of her clothing caught fire.
alECE u NalaIlOl4 Va cVlArsIlDS = N'NA .
month, tie graded school resumed Mon
dsy lest.
County Court meets Monday next, snd
the noble army of professionals are
corresp pondipgly happy. Prosecuting A.
toruey Hooien informs me thst the
docket is entirely clear OF State cases,
stste OF things ihst las no, existed be-
tore. believe, SINCE the Inauguration OF
the County Court system. There Is, how
ever, 3 tar amount Ui other business
awaiting disposal
Ii appears ihst the right to msnutsc-
ture moving mschines, purchased by the
Moundsyille Agricultural works, was not
legally vested II the parties from whom
they bought, OF that some parts OF the
machines built by them was sn intrIng-
meut upon patents owned sns controlled
by other manufacturers, and that the psr-
ties owning the patents were sbou. TO
enter suit against the works here for
damages, or to restrain them from the
further manufacturing Of the machines,
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sKSATOR PENDLETON.

A. Tho RyGIsTER sometime ago pre-
d;c,od and "a i, desired should be the
case, Hon. GEORGE Ii. PENDLEToS is to
ba TurRNAS', colleague in the United
States Senate. No other OF the thirty
eight States of this Union Is SO ably and
worlhiiy represented in that body.
Wb n Mr.. PyspLlroS occupied seat
:, IN. H,us, of Representatives al Wash
in,i.n he WAS the acknowledged leader
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our faithful correspondent at Psrkers-
burg is entitled TO, and we are sure Will
receive, the hearty thanks Of q large
number of the readers OF the REGISTER,
for bis excellent accounts of the revival
meetings headed by the great Evsnge.
list HAMMOND. The letter in this morn
ings issue will be read with especial In
terest. Many who read the article
which We transferred TO our
columns from the CINCINNATI
Commercial PRIOR to Mr.. HAMMoND's
coming to Psrkersburg, will be gratitied,
ss We are, to ind that that article was
gross misrepresentation Of the man and
his methods. 1t i clear that Mr..
HAMMOND is no ordinary man; that he
hss ,ndeared himself 10 the Christian
people OF Parkersburg, where they have
hsd an opportunity to know him, and
that he has been the unselfish instrument
of great good in our sister city. There
j, strong and growing desire TO have
him visit Wheeling,
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Suspension OF n Prominent Drug
House,

NEW YORK, January 1.-THE Post
says that the tirn OF John +. Henry,
Currsn & Co., dealers in drugs and
patent medicines, has suspended. The
cause given is the suspension OF L. j..
Dunning, Jr. The concern is one OF the
largest, il not the largest. patent medi.
cine firms IN the country, and in the
Mercantile Agency books is marked as
having capital Of from 100000
to s760,0O0. There has been no set
tlement As yet Of the affairs of
Z. J. Dunning, Jr. The Post adds:
From all We can lesrn, they are not in as
good q condition in several respects as
they were thought and represented when
their suspension was first announced.
John +. Henry was the Republican
candidate for Mayor OF Brooklyn in the
November elections.
Mr.. Henry says his firm had lsrge
amount of paper in Mr.. Dunning's
hands which mad been sent back TO
them, which it was impossible TO meet st
50 short notice. Mr.. Henry showed
some checks which he had taken up this
morning, smong which was one for S..
600, and said it was very hard 10
be called upon suddenly TO
psy such amounts Dunning hsd prom
isei TO furnish them with $4,000 this
morning. instead of which they would
have to meet al the paper they had on
the market. Henry couldn't say Whist
was his position till 9 meeting o, his
creditors had been called and his books
examined.
h. r. and a. NJ. WhitDore, partners
OF H. Cutler, cotton broker, who were
reported fleeing yesterday, are nov an
nounced missing. The bookkeeper Of the
frm has not seen any member OF tie firm
sipce yesterday evening. he thinks the
total amount involved in their operations
will be $4,000.
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The Dead Rtng.

RoNE, January liking Humbert ]
hss ordered the Italian Court 70 90 10
mourning for six non.bs Ith said Ham
bert. though originally in favor of Torin.
Is now disposed 10 agree 70 Victor I'm.
rnsnuel's remain. being inferred In
Rome, bat be viii consult hi, brothers.
Signor Maneini intends 70 introduce .
bill 10 Parliament appointing the Pan
theon - the fGturs burial plscs OF the
Savoy family.
The FGnfsltLd reports that Victor Em.
manuel tsld on bis deslh-bed: II have
always felt Affection and dstsrsncs 10
ward the person Of the Pope. III have
person Tally displessd him, AN sorry
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pion of the people, and let, if necessary,
New Jersey. New York and New Eng
land go. Applause. Why, in the last
struggle in the House Of Representatives
we had 90 Democratic votes in the States
that / have named, twenty-four OF which
were cast against the people, and sll the
rest of the Democratic votes, from Penn
sylvsnis sweeping southwark TO Texas
and westward TO the Rocky Mountains,
with the exception of six only, declared
for the rights OF t he people. Applause.
That shows where the heart and body
OF the Democratic party are. 1t is the
party of the people; It's genius, its spirit,
its name, declares it the champion of the
people. Applause. We must not sub.
NIT 10 the theories Of politicians, that we
must compromise between the capitalists
and the masses, between the right and
the wroRg. 1t is that which has raised
the storm of indignation that is now
sweeping the land against the policy of
the Republican party l hope and l be-
lieve, fellow citizens, that the Democratic
party of Ohio will remain true
in this fight. / hop" its represen-
tatives in the senate and
in The House will at all LINES stsLd by
the position taken by The Democratic
party of Ohio. Applause. If they do,
and il we maintain that lead which we
took in 1867, and which we hsve kept
ever since in battling for the people,
against the schemes OF the money power,
we shall gain great victory 10 1880. l
thank, you, gentlemen OF the Legislature
and fellow-citizens, for your kind stten-
tion, and the members who have hon.
ored me with their support for that mark
of con nfdence in my fidelity to that party
which with my mind and heart l strive
so earnestly TO support. Applause.
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Ohio LEGISLATURE.

COLUMBUS, January lin the Sem
ate, to-day, messages were received from
Governor Young, nominating Chsuncey
Newton, Of Hamilton, 10 be Railroad
Commissioner; Alfred Gather, OF LIAM
ilton, to be Trustee OF the Agricultural
College; w. q. Cochran, Of Belmont, 10
be Inspector OF Leaf Tobacco; A. Is.
Frame, Of Athens, to be- Trustee Of the
Athens Asylum; Alex. Mcdonald, 10 be
Trustee of the Ohio University; ID. w.
Belding, NJ. d., N. I. Carey 'of Hsmil-
Ton, 10 be. Trustees Of the L1ngvIeW Asy-
lum, ali OF which were referred ~ 3 com.
mission.
Mr.. Pendleton appeared on the Aoor
Of the Senate and recess VS taken ~ al
iow the members 70 congratulate him.
In the House bills were introduced TO
provide q penalty Of FIVE hundred dollars
or imprisonment for SIX months Tor sd-
vertlsing 10 procure divorces, and 10 re-
peal the act requiring persons N post
notices Of warning 70 hunters 70 keep Of
their premises, 90 as 10 make the Invs.
zion OF enclosed property, without per-
mission, trespass.
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HrnYt FLOODS On YIrxlnla.

RICHMOND, January 1.-The heavy
rArp,.of the past two days have caused
another rise in the river. The bridge
over The StaunLon riyer on the Richmond
and DanvilIe road, just replaced, bS
sgsin been swept swsy, being the third
time 10 two months. The iron bridge
over the same river on the VIrginia snd
Danyille rosd 10 also washed away.
This bridge Wa destroyed during the
great food 10 November. and was bu.
recently replaced. The Roanoke river
At Weldon, ~ e., /, very high and
ri,ng siI " eight inches per hour. The
rsiIrosd bridges st that point are Unrest
ened.
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Heavy Gale.

RocKLASD, NE, January 1.-The
heaviest northeast gale ever known pre-
vailed nsre last evening, doing CREST
damage 10 the shipping and wbsrvss,
and unroofng . number Of buildings.
The steamer UIyssus. Of tbs Rockland,
Mount Deseret and Sullivan lIn-, broke
from her nnOorings and vent on rock
NJ the South Marine railway wharf,
where she broke up. LOss s3oIoo0
BosTos, January ll.-Puribsr reports
from Name detail disasters 70 the
shipping and damage 70 property from
the gale last night A. Camden uess
and fences we're prostrsted, barns blown
down and houses unroofed, the damage
IN the villsge eIcesding $1,000. At
Esstprt forty chimney. we're blown
down, severAl small hshiog veSses went
70 pieces, and the schooner Nightingale
Is sshore 10 Broad Cove and full Of wster.
A. Old.own ihs stseple vss blown from
the Baptist Church, two scbOonsrs put
into seal hAFbOr and went okore On Nor
tons Island. Several schooBsrs are rs-
ported sshOrs q. Tenants HAEbOr.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
THE ARMIsTICE NOT YkT An.
RANGED.
Surrender OF Anttyarf-Capsurs or
Nfshf by the SePviass-Twenty.
eight Thousand Turks Cap.
tured at shipkauPaaa.
surreader OF Nfseh.

Sufrt1utE " NhSou.
BELGRADK, January ll.-Nisch sur
rendered this morning in conseq uence OF
the captnre by storm yesterday and
Wednesday Of Goritza Vernik and Gil
the other heights commanding the fort.
ress Of the town. The fighting lasted
FIVE days. The Servisn loss is considers
BILE.
Surrender Of AntivaFt.
CETTINGE, January ll.-Antivasi sur
rendered Internationally TO the Monte
negrins.
An Armistice Not Yet Arranged.
CoSsTASTISoPLE, January l.-An
srmistice has not yet been arranged.
The Porte has received the Russian an.
swer ~ the Turkish communication pro-
posing m armistice, intimstiag that the
negotiations must be conducted on the
hssis of eventual peace conditions The
Porte has not yet replied.
Rumors Aboat the Armistice.
LONDON, January ia Vienns coz
respondent says that tue Prince Of Mon
tenegro, having applied 10 the Russian
headquarters for Instructions as regards
the srDistice, has been informed that he
need not send m envoy, as the Grand
Duke would take charge of his interests.
A Pers correspondent sends the fol
lowing: The Porte has refused ~
sllow the questions OF peace and the
srmistice 10 be considered together,
~ it was understood that these questions
were 10 be kept separate during the pre-
liminsry negotiations. believe the
Porte has determined that defense OF
Adranople is virtually impossible. The
ministerial changes are regarded IS
favorable to peace but opposed 10 the
separate arrangement desired by Russia.
Hsmdi Psshs, the pew Grand
Vizier, mot Hsumi Pashs. rs the
name has been heretofore te.egrspbed)
fsyors, dignified and honorable peace.
Ar Imperial order giving notice oi
the changes in the ministry, says that the
Turks defeats are due ~ the faults of the
commanders. who will DO tried when
peace IA established. The order OK
presses hope that the new ministry will
make such arrangements A will guar
antes the integrity OF the country. Il n
OFFICIALLY stated that the term Of the sr.
mstice proposed by Turkey is six weeks.
A telegram from Vienna says: Ac-
cording to very Trustworthy information
the whole Russian army feels the in.
Justice and hardness OF the armstice.
the proposals. coming jus, when the anSI
triumph is in view. NY informant, who
knows the feeling At headquarters, says
there is strong disposition 10 prevent,
or, st sny rate, delay tho srmistice ~
long as possible.
LONDON, January l2.-Sevsrsl special
dispatches announce that the garrison Of
Nlsch, which surrendered 10 the Servl.
ans, numbered 5000, with 30 cannon,
II, 1000 rifles and number of isgs.
LONDON, January IA correspond.
ent At Vienna says that at Shipks Pa.
the Russians captured 5000 men, ,OOo
horses, II mortars. ~ slsge guns and ~
field guns.
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weather GndieatfSsa.

WAsHBoroS, January II, A. NJ
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley
risIng, followed BY falling barometer.
soath and east winds sod warmer, partly
cloudy weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lover
Missouri Valleys wsrmsr south, shifting
70 coolsr north winds, with rising b.
rorns.er and cloudy, followed BY clear
weather.
For the Lower Lake, soutb, shift
ing 10 ooaIer north vindH with rising b..
,onetsr and cooler, eIoady os partly
cloudy weather. With OCCASIONAL Gou o'
rnip
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Pire and Marrow Escape from Desss

New YORK, January ll.-Thn after.
noon tramp entered the basement Of
Tumivsrs bagging factory. 266 and Z6s
water street, Brooklyn and was ordered
away. When going out hs struck
match 70 e bag OF jute and in momen,
1t w~ in fsmes, which rapidly extended
in the lower part Of the factory. There
we're 30 girls employed in tho upper
part, who had = marrow escape from
being sufiocsted and burned, the pas
ssge ways being in fames. They al
escaped without accident by the Windows,
which opened on the roof ofs noighbor-
ing shed. The Hsnes were confined 10
the lower part Of the building. The
loss amounts " 5000.
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Republican Caneu. NJ Columbus.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, January 1.-THE
Republicans Of the General Assembly
held caucus tonight, 70 select csndi'
date tor wnom they would cast their vote
for United States SenStor. The names Of
John A. Garfield, Thomas l.. Young
and W. p. Howiand, were presen.ed,
Mr.. Howlsnd refused TO te 3 CANDIDATE
6 ballots were had without nomination,
and although persistent sSorts were
mad 20 Withdraw Mr. Gsrheld's name
after the 2ud, ballot this was refused.
After the Sth, ballot Mr.. Garfield
name wss withdrawn, be having led on
every ballot from the ars:. The ballot
ting is still going on.
At the eud OF the ninth ballot foangs
name was withdrawn And that Of ). l..
McIlEsine, Of TuscarHwE, Es sug-
gez,ed. bot Wa witbdrsvn sfter The next
ballot. On the eleventh ballot il Wss de-
cided to cast the Republican votes blank
81 the join. Convention neat Tuesday.
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wuYFaRMERs tOnPLAIN.

A correspondent OF the Moundsville
Reportsr says that ain conversation with
a Washington county farmer, be says
times hsve been good this last sammer
and fall. He received 45 cents per pound
for wool, 81 rs per hundred for hogs
and everything else he had 10 sell, in
proportion, and received the cash. He
SAWS many Of the farmers want war
prices, or they cry out hard times"
There is = good deal in this. Prices OF
fsrm produce are not so high as they
were during the war, but they are IS high
in proportion as those things which the
farmer has TO buy. The only things that
hsve not shrupk sre debts snd taxes.
The farmer who is out of debt hss moth
ing to grumble about. For three years
psst the crops have been good
and prices isIr. Merchants hsve
suffered, because of the shrinksge
in the prices of goods while on
their hands and from the loss debts
due them from customers. Msnutsctur-
ers have suffered because oil over-produc-
tion, which begot unhealthy competi-
tion. But 10 the farmer foreign market
opened up, which absorbed the surplus
of some of his most valued products, thus
keeping prices good and the cash circu-
lsling.
II farmers will intelhsently and philo-
sophicslly compare toe situation OF their
business with that of the trsdesmsn or
the manufacturer, he will find more rea-
sons for rejoicing than srumbling.
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yirxfpfa state Debt

RIcHNosD, Va, January 1.-THE
caucus Ias. night Of tie dehe party 10 the
General Assembly known a the Read
justsrs endorsed the plan winch requires
ihirly.tye cents out Of ttty cents on
sysry hundred dollars assesssd tor .Arss
70 ts paid IN money, and not 10 coupons,
and instructed thelr onnittee 70 report
a bllI refanding the pabiic dsbt into
three per cent bonds This deb. question
hxs sph, the Conservative party 10 the
Legislature. The wing composing this
caucus have Indspendeot and RepnblI.
can c.,-0per alton with them.
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Reply of the Grand Duke Nicholas

CoysTANTIScPLE, January l-Ihe
reply Of the Grand Duke Nicholas TO the
Turkish Commsnder-ln-Chief that be
would refer the ls,ter's overture tor an
srmistice 10 ST. Petersburg, states that
negotiations could be only conducted
with himself direct and there could be
no question 81 present OF sn Armistice
without basis for peace.
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Railroad Accident.

LOUISVILLE, January 1.-THE Cosfr-
,er-Jor-noi bss information Of serious
railroad accident on the Northwestern
road IN tennessee, near Wsverly, yes.
terdsy. The entire train, consisting Of
one sleeper, two coaches snd & smoking
csr. was thrown from the track, and
every passenger considerably bruised
snd otherwise injured None killed.
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and wherever he might;in Gods proVl-
dence be called to labor.
OF the closing two and a half hours Oh
this meeting, the hand shaking ana
affecting scenes and results, l will write
tomorrow. Too much of letter Will
weary the most patient HOPE.
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ADVERTISEMENT


NEW OkLEAss, Dec. Zsth, 1871
TIE 1ndersgned eertiaes ths: be held
for collection tor Accoubt OF L. A. Cote,
New York, ore quarter Of single num-
Der ticket No. 20,0Ss, ClAss NJ. IN the
Louisiana Slste Lottery, which drew the
fourth capital prize Of $1,000, on Tues
dsy. December lIlh, 1871; said ticket
having cost the sGm Of s25e, and tnsi
the amount vas promptly pad 90 pre-
ssutstiou OF the ticket ~ the ofnce OF the
Company. 1. NJ mhsooAI,
Acenf SoaaAsrn Express Co
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A YoUNG GIANT.-The Charleston
Courier mentions young man named
CHARLES KING, who lives on Elk river,
whose height is feet s inches, weight
g2O pounds, snd age % years.
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snow Storm.

PoUGHKEKPsIE. y. Y, January IL
A heavy snow storm occurred in Dsls.
ware county last night. The snow is
nesrly two feet deep. The telegraph
lines are sll down. From Esston,
Duchess county, the reports show nearly
8 foot of inoW.
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THURMAN is opposed to women who
threaten to Garry the Senate, by God. "
lie gives preference to "the woman who
sits bv the fireside und takes care of her
children The old fogy.
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WE print the speeches made by the
three chief Senatorial candidates st Co.
lumbus, after Mr.. PESDLEToN's inoml-
nstion. The speech of Gen. EWING will
attract attention.
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ANOTHER sudden rise IN the Virginia
rivers is reported. The bridge over the
stanton river on the Richmond and
DsnviIle road has been again swept
away. the third time in two months.
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INvEsTIoATIoS into the rascsiities oil
the rotten reign Of Grantism, is to be
the order at Washington this winter.
FERNANDO WooD won in his fight.
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Senator MerTimOn.

The best informed politicians from
North Carolins, says that Senator Merri-
mon will be appointed by Gov. Vance,
Chief Justice Of the State in place OF
Judge Pearson, deceased. In such event
the indications are that either W. L.
Dorch, OF Goldsb1ro, or }. NJ. LeaGb, OF
Lexington, will be Merrlmon's successor
IN the SenAte
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VOL. ID.
at'heelina 9e9ister.
GOD closed yesterday at loz3'

AT the REGISTER office, at o'clock
this morning, the thermometer registered
80 degrees above zero. Cloudy.
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The House has adjourned until Mon
day.
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YESTERDAY gold touched the lowest
price since 1862.
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FxAxxyokI. January 1.-The nst
join. ballot to-day resulted - follows
Willi.ns 81; Lndssy. 90 AeCrssry,
20. Ons member sbsent
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Bill 10 Define the Redemption Act.
The Steamboat Bill.

The House Committee on Commerce,
to-day, authorized their C1slrman 10 re-
port back the so-called steamboat bill,
with the recommendation 70 pas. The
bill IS agreed upon by the Committee Is
amended IN accordance with the views OF
the National Board Of Steam Nsvigs-
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schurz Will not Resign

At the adjournment Of the Cabinet
Secretary Schur1 was asked whether be
had any statement 10 make in references
to the report Of his resignation. He re-
piled that the statement had no founds.
lion. In fact Mr.. Schurz said he bad
not time 10 resign At present, as few
changes in the Indian Bureau will prob
ably be made soon.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-06

THE Two TUHKEYS-An honest farmer
once led his two turkeys into his granery and
told them to eat, drink and be merry. One
of these turkeys wise and one foolish
The foolish bird at once INDUCED excessively
IN the pleasures of the stable, unsuspicious of
the future, but the wiser fowl, in order that
he might not be fattened and slaughtered.
tasted continually, notifying his flesh and
devotlng himself to gloomy reflections upon
the brevity of life. When Thanksgiving APP
preached, the honest farmer killed both tur
keys, and by placing rock interior of the
prudent turkey made him weigh more than
his plumper brother Moral-As we travel
through life, let us live by the way,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-06

Miss Laura T. Btaurcgard, the only
a.uEhtur Of General G. T. Bequresard was
wargicj in New Orleans Il few days a,,o.