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WuS SMb0.

abanna, IA. Sept.-@eneral. GapitGu
Utartines @ampos bat fid NIT 500 srbeitern
mad @aroenaS begeben, um Die @emGiler,
melde sur 3eit ben grOBten She'll Der 9iffritte
BON alacransS, 8ecroo, &1rbenas unb Colon
itberldpemnt babeu, ab5uleiten. Die ueber.
idmemmungeu treten regeludBig ieoes Sabr
etn, unb @ampos nil Dem llebeitanoe Elm
fiir allemal Elm Gnoe ma6eu.-Senor 8uis
gfartinei, mel9er inter Dem Sen. Sopellar
als Sefrstdr Der Ie9ieruns fuu9trte, bat oas
@roBfreuj oeS SerOienftOrOeus erbalten.
5auanna, Is. Sept.-Oer gorrath au
Sis III bieier 9tabt lit 9an3lib aufgebraudt.
Der am Z. September bier augefommeue
YoiIoampfer brad)te 400 ginmanoerer uoH
ben eanariiden Snieln, mel6e ftb ais 2anO<
Qrbeiter bier peroiuaeu molleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-16
etesial . Motise,t.
&terbet 8efGattt
9Artttdae uno rmttIfdte 8doer tar SO Seats
tn
Ssr. "a, Ncro>2tberta=e efsabe.
(Suli4,1S) q. q. S5erreu, Gtaentbiimer.

SAIL 8IetiMmann 4 Gsup.s Drebbe,s
Compressed ysast).
Do mon entoedt bot, baB ptele Na6abmunsen uu.
erer 8eie fh TN Dtarfte teFnben, 70 bat aae dot,
Sresbefe unieres Sabrttats au ieSem Badete ben a,
men unierer Gtrma. aae anbeYen Fnb Nababmun.
sen.
Man serlanse bon ietnem Grocer San, 8Ietfdbs
sanm b Soasp.' . YreBbete. Gdsltd friid!
GotrtlsDepos: RI. "a, Sers< <gutaw,e etraBe.
9. Y. 8enmett, @efhdftsfibrer.
(Uedrs19, ,12Ntef)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-16

Die Meuem tiarftIdem mns ruiKf@ea eIettros
AemetiMen, gRerfmrtaIs, 0@tpefeIs uno 9ansSfs
b6eet In Nr. 147.- Sarato8as, nabe Gutamfrases
ftub iett tnr Serren unb Damen tn boiler ahdttateit
(Gepi10, ,12Wtef)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-16
9n1tt=6ass s&p1=Oefett.

ete baden 8roo ,ttto braten Dletfdb.
GQe merben yum geriuden oertauft BON
8. q. 9aptoion & Gontp.,
-- Nr. 5, Woro= 3tbertnftr.
so 9u6 G9laudb (beiter 66lauhftoff) $3.50 init
Robre uno Anidrau6es Iorridtuns, gang poafdnbia.
Nefrt8eratorett.
Ietr5brenIeanna. .......... 0asei seinrtd1tun8.
tOH.3. t2gfe.i i.a.2.O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-16
Slmtt9er aantpf 3tuti@en stuet

9 IN, IA. Sept.-Nntonio Sc. 2aQont
gertetb geltern Nbenb~ in ieiner gSobuuu9 an
Der gtortbfraBe nit Dem 61.Jdbrtgen s. @ars
oinale in einen Streit iiber Die Sesablunq ei.
mes Stitdes SGie. @arbinale periebte bem
@rlteren einen mu6tigen S9lag NIT einem
Sadmeiier auf ben Sopf uno itredte ieinen
@egner bemubtloS our @roe. 9lls Qaqont
iuieber 5u f6 fam, er9riff er Elm aIte8 roittges
Smeimal bur6 ben S0rper. @arbtuale 1T
f0btli9 perlett 2aqoni, oeIfen &opfnuuoe
nidt 9efdbrli6 1T, wuroe pcrbaftet.
Gin 9mea a.tf eiaem Ssrteobofe.
San Sran5t8 SEQ, IA. Septbr.-Sobn
6ilep uno ein anberer Wann, 6eiien 9tame
nift ermittelt rpurOe, i9lu9en ii6 beute i'm
bief9en fatbolii6en SrleOhoie uuf Bitolen.
Sic erOfiueten baS Seuer auf 10 6uB @nt=
fernung uno gingen inter fortmdhrenoem
SfieBen aufeinanber les, bis ser unbefannte
i9lieBlih ietn Biftol auf Rilc1'S grult iette
uno inn nieoeridoB. Die @uube iit qefabr=
lid. 9ttlep nil tpeoer ben Namen ieineS
@egnerS, nod oieieutgen Der beioen Sefunz
oanten ulittbeilen. Nlan 9laubt, oaB Der In
befannte ebenfau8 permunOet puroe.
Strakenra1tberei tn 0ett 8IaG StQs.
y o ot=S reef, gSg., IA. Sept.-Ote nDr0s
lid 9ehenbe Yoitfutide murOe getern Qbeno
gegen IL nbr bon gewafineten an9ebalten
uno beraubt. Die @afastere, aus einem
6errn uno elmer Dame beiteben6, murOeu
ni9t beldlti9t. Die &utite begegnete furi
oarauf Der iiiolid sebenDem Poitfutde, uu6
bic SuiafIen berielben wurDen gelparnt. 2ls
oaS lestere Subruerf ben Sdauplab oes
JaubeS erreid]t, itelten iib Die Sna6enrdu,
ber aberulals elm unb ma6ten iidl al bic
Pliinoerung. Die beibeu BOfagenten, mel
die bic &utide beslelteten, ritten sur 3eit etipu
200 S6ritte binter berielbeu. Gle iaBen ab,
i9li9en fi6 bis auf Is S9ritte an Die 0fGlt'
ber beran unO gaben 5euer. @ner Der Sers
BREEDER ltiir5te tobt Slr @rbe. uno Die ibriaeil
sOsen ftd mad elmer Sfludt 3uriif. Sic
Yoitfutibe fubr uuterOeiieu bapon, uno Die
asenteu beftiegen, na9Oem fie nod einige
SaiiIis nit Oenielben geluedielt batteu, ibre
Bferbe uno jasteu Der &uti1e ila6. 9it
Yotidde blieben neben oem tooten 8duber aui
Der StraBe liesen. Die agenteu fino iibers
3eust, baB Spet 0tit9lieOer Der SanDe per.
Ipunoet ipoIben.
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6 &letbmmgSti Il de.

pteio
Naarsabluns ipart GtnfaiTrunsstoiten unb 8erluftt
~ ourd ibledte Shuoner.. .................
Nie @arantie idltt Den &duier, 6er pielleidbt ten
gsaorenfenner ift........... ........ ...
OSir perlaiien uns aui unaebeueren abiat unb itnt
Ky nit iebr sernsem Proiit sufrieben......
(ss 1T leibt, bon uns su tauien, ba mir Seben seif
" bebonoeln, un6 ytemanb cine CUNT er=
balt, Die bem Nnberen periaet TT. ........
. osern unb Debnttren finb bei uns un6efannte
d Dinse; Seber befommt unler Vefes. obnt
raS er barnad) Su fragen brauht .......
If Mere erose @rfabruns, Sapital unb Se3uas asoorz
" tbeile benuben mir gu oes Soltea Seften
i'm Yreisperrtn9ern.. ....................
sir fibren per Boit empfansene auftrdse aus alien
~ Sbeilen Der 8ereinisten Staaten aus.
Ran forbere idriitlid ndbere austunft!.
O1ud nidt 6as @5erngfte risti1t ner 6e uns fault.
" @tn Sino. tam 10 6tli8 fauien, ipie Elm
Weann.
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GerutiSte 9outnfer.

bab anna, IS. Septbr.-0le 0ampfcr
Santiago De Cuba" unO D&aronOelet," lpel-
DIE reip. am 3. uno Z. September bon
gtep~Yorf hierber abgiu9en. fino ielt nreIre=
ren Sagen bier fduig, uHO man begt einist
geiOrgniiie i'm 8etrefI ibres Sdidials. 8er
0ampfer y@itp Of Neru=Yorf" begegnete Dem
y@aronbelet" etma 150 Aiellen BON g. s0orf,
uuo balO ourauf trat eln beitiger Sturm ein,
pelher 40 Stunben lang anbielt.
(Spater.) - Der 0ampier y&aronSelet"
fam heute gta6nittag bier on uno bate mGb=
reno Der Sabrt i6mere Stiirtne an befampfeu.
Ote 9edlaOung mubte all Der Slilte Don 6lo=
riba iiber Sorb gewOrfen werben. 0as Sabr,
Seug bra6te bic Wuunfhuft Der mad SantoS
beitintmteu ameritanii6en griga ,,SaIp
Sromn," peld)e auf bOber Gee inl Glide ges
lalien purbe.
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@0lSbr6n0c.

Bortlano, Dr., Is. Sept.-Sm @aib=
inaton Serrttorium tpiitben ausgebebute
gSalobranOe. Gin Deuti1er, Namen8 SofIs
mani, lit III ben Slamnen umgefommeu.
Serntifd1te teIegrapbtfd)e SeSei6en.
- Sobn Dean un0 SameS 9toonar, meld)e
IN P o t lie, EennI., inter Der 9lu.
tlnge, an Der @rmoroung Butrid Stanton's
III 1869 betbeili9t 9epeien 3u iein, in 6aft
Qehalten tpltroen, ltuo Strait etn3S Sabea8
Corpus. .8efebl5 entlailen morben.
- S /. . oug y, Superiuten'
bent Der nSnnnelueu SObIen9rube" nabe
9raplon, &p., muree am lebtenSreita9e burdJ
berabtiir3enbe Steinmaiien eriflagen.
- Sn Wtorgantomn, gS. Sirg., ertidte
Oorgeftern gG beeler Gait itello, ein
StHoeut Der oorttgen uninerTttGt, pelder III
etnen alten 8rnnnen geftiegen mar, nm i'm
5u unterluden. Gin 9eruiiier Uia1er moQte
Dem lun9en Manne 81 S3iilfe ellen unO erltidte
ebenfIQS.
- Sn 8 YbtIabeGp ia nur6e eiu
1un9er Yfanu, gtamens Sobu Gardner, Dor.
geitern 9lbeuo burd einen gemiiIen @alter
DtcOonalO eridOfen. Die 8eioen maren al
Der @de Der 6rOnt= uuo 2ombaroItraBe in Ell
nen Strett 9eratben.
= Die BaIlioa Der falliten Sd1ub
hGnS Ter @eriforo & Comp. in Sinqlt II
Ont, bctragen $l16,742.
- Sn Rorb III, Yrouin5 Quebec, rpurbe
am lebtsn 0onneritags sAbenO ELL betrunfener
6auIbolb, ytamens @onlep, rpel6er fi6 I'M
etngelaoen in Yriuatgeieuitai eiuordnqte
uno bas i'm @ange befinOltde San3uergnli=
gen bur4 elne &auIeret 81 ft6ren iudte, pon
Sobn Srr, Dem 6auSberrn, nit einem Brit
gel Su 8ooen geiAlagen unb berart perlett,
oaB er am folsenOen DtOr9en iarb. Orr If
oerbaftet.
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SeIegrapDiidye 9>epeidlens

f8eri4te bes ra1octrten Brefe, fir ben aSsatsfss
Serreip0nbenten"s1
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SCR ss6lsd,er Sti6nef,

SAT- 8tUcr, Wtaii., Is. september.
- Der Setriiger Stifnep, rpel6sr in ieiner
gSobnung franf barnieoer liegt, rpurbe ans
oieiem @ruube bis iebt nod nid)t perbaitet,
iebod iit bas Saus iortmabreno bon Bolt
3iiten umftellt, uno aus irgeno elmer rlria6e
wurbe Die @ahe beute glbenb perboppelt.
0tari9aq Brigham mirb moreen friib BEN
Saftbefebf pollitreden, uno i'm Safe Die aer5te
Stiduep'S @ntfernung nod ni6t geitatten, 10
wirb Elm BoliSiit bis auf g8etereS iln &rauz
fensimmer itationirt merbeu.
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Bortlano, Or, 1S. Sept.-Sm @aib=
tnaton Serrttorlum miitben ausgeoebnte
@alobrauOe. Sin Deuti6er, Nameas SoiI.
mann, 1T in ben Glomn1en umaefommen.
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tnere never has been q time when the
heallng "f 80 many different diseases has
been caused by outward application IA the
present. II is an undisputed fact that over
hai1 OF the entire population of the globe
resort TO the use of ordinary plasters.
DR. MELvINs CApsICUM Porous PLAs-
ThRs' are acknowledged by all who have
us'd them, 10 act quicker than any other
plaster they ever before tried, and thar one
OF these pla>ters will do more real service
thah hundred of the ordinary kind All
otner piasters are slow of action. and re-
lulre TO be worn continually to effect q cure :;
nut with these it is entirely different the
instant one ia applied the patient will feel
its effect.
Physicians in all ages have thoroughly
tested and well know the effect OF Capsi
cum and It has always been more or less
used IA medical agent for an out ward ap
pi'ca,'on but IT is only of very recent date
.hat ltS advantages in a porous plaster have
been discovered Being. however. convirc-
ea OF the wonaerfl,l cures effected by DR.
MELvINs CAPsICt Porous PLAsTEI 5. and
thelr sup rlorlty over all other plasters,
they now actually prescribe them. in Their
practir :. for such diseases IA rheumatism.
pain in the si]ie and back. and all snch ca
sts ~ rave required the u-e of p,asters or
IMMINENT. After yOn have tried other plas-
ters and liniments. and they have failed,
and You want 4 ccriain cure ask Won drug
gist for Dr.. MELvIN's CApsICUM PoRors
iLAsTER. You can hardly helieve your own
convictions of its wonderful effects. AL
though powerful and quick in it's action,
You can rely on its safety for the most deli
car" person to wear. as it is free from lead
and other poisonous material commonly
used III the manufacture of ordinary plas-
!ers. One trial Is a sutfici, mt guarantee of
Its merits, and Que plaster will sell hun
dreds TO your friends
Ask your druggist for DIR. MELvIN's CAP.
sICuM PoKoCs PLAsTl r. and take no other:
or, on receipt of 25 cents for one, 81 for
hve, or - for dozen. they will he mailed,
post paid. to any address in the United
States or anadas.
MANUFACTURED BY THE
NOVELTY PLASTER WORKS
Lowell, Mass. T.. =. A.,
G. f.. MITCHELL, Proprietor.
Manufacturers Of Piasters aud Plaster Com.
pounds.
10 7. THIBODEAUX. Agent.
maPis.H-ly.i Thibodaux, La.
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xxyIyDER. THOMAS, Parish Atsor
w ney. -btfice. Market Street, be
VEGA AArous4,ul Patriot Streets.
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ESTRAY.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
I HAVE IN MY p SESSION ALARGE
dark or Black .. uls, no particular
marks visable found 'strayl ald IL not
CLAIMED and Identified aud costs paid, will
be sold by the constable ut the curt Itouse
Oh WEDNESDAY The llth. day OF MAR II
mex ut O'Clock +. NJ. without fun, her
notice.
GEO. ". SQUIRES.
Justice Ut the Peace.
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l.. LiPpman

52. Rue Bienville Nile Orleans. .a2
NRA~D AeSORT MENT nE BIERF.
VI ALE, PORTER, LAGER BEE EFT
Cidre.
Specialize pour lie bouteillase dc ces arti
cles
Depot des meilleurs bouchons vendus
dams lepavs.
Mr.. l. Picard. repr&ssnte cette maison
depu;- cine aus. aout u "a.
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A reward Of Two and a half dollars will
De paid to tho person wEo first briras q
gOod drawing lorse with collar ano harness
10 the Engine OF ThiDodaux Liie Cc. No. l
wlthlG a REASONABLE time, after az s.larr.
oi hrs is sounded, for the purpose OF draw
ing the Eneinr to ard from the ire.
s. I: GklSAMORE,
President
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VICK'S
FLOWFR AND IEGETAEIE Slrnc

fLOWER AND EEGETAFLE SEEDS
are planted by million people in America
Hee 'ickS Cdtatpgne,-305 Illustrations
only cents
''cs's Illustrated Monthly Mago-inc.
pages, hne Illustrations. md Coiored Plate
ID each number. Price sl.25 a year Fivs
copies $500. !N"i fN"
''ces Fio~er and Vegetable Cy6eu 81
cents N paper covers with elegant clotl,
II my publications are printed !, En-.
glish and German. " :" f-n'
Address, JAMES yJ,,E
Rochester, N v
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soNCESSioN OF MARIE HELOISE
GaOS DEC.A ED WIFE tF +
ADOLPIIE KNOBLOCU NO
1910 PkOBATES

SIAfE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH
- Court. Parish Of Latourche. Whereas
Nicholas knobioch of the Parish OF. As
sumption aas tins day nEttle application
tothe SAID Conri to he appointed Adninis-
TRAITOR of said Estat,
Now; therefore all persons ar. hereby
warned an' notified I tile their objections
II any they have with the Clerk u said Court
M his oihce IN the Town OF Tb:bodaux. with
~ Ten days alter the firs, pUbiics.t. on here.
vi, "lher"Fe the sane mplioart will he in
aue course OF lay appointed Aduinistrator
of said Estate, and guaiifet. a, such.
A4Sr-As ltness my hand aad the i'm.
NMSX press OF the seal nt III, Office This
s'ES @3rd day February lS.S
J.M KS. BLOCH,
Clerk Of Court.
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VICK'S

FLOWER AND VtGETABlr GARDEN
Is The most beautiful work Of the kind in
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pages, fine Illustrations, aId Colored pl,Jc
copies fer $500. ''''' 'i'e
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Address, JANIS WICK
Rochester, n v
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VICK'S

ILLUSTRATED PRICED CATALOGUE.
seventy five pages - 800 Illustrations !.
with Description Of thousands of the br,f
Flowers and Vegetables in The World md
"e 'e"g 70 grow Mean-all for Twn Cent
English. gu"
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centa in paper covers in elegant r,o,h
covers. Sl.00.
I'ch's illustrate" Nonthly Mcgo<ine.
pages, fine Illustrations. and Cciored Plo,.
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copies for $500. wv
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Rochester, ". Y.
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sSroperty holorg g to Estate OF Edward
Hayes. For >iurtLer "a ti.uiar. an
ply to THOMAS A. BADLACx.
rcr.3 III Arrsn..- =, -
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A UCO1N. P. A., Family and Plonta-
"A ton GROCERIES, Main street, between
Focus and st. Philip streets.
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ZEMA, C. Coffee House Keeper, Main
a st.. between jackson and st. Phi
lip Streets
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CP,SAMORE. s. T. Manufacturer of
Tnrare, cutters, de-. dealer in stores
and house furnishing goods. corner Mar
kst and st. Philip.
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DLTM. S. Dry Goods mud Grocery, cor
Is ncr Main and Jackson Streets.
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VOL. XIII.
BUSINESS CARDS.

A ssELLIEAU. MRS. E., Dry Goods.
"A Fancy Articles. de-, corner Market
and Louis streets,
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~DADEAUX, A. j. Family d Plantation
= ID Groceries, Main Street. corner Main
ana Focus.
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QOME HOOK AND ADDER co.
II No |. Regular meetings on the
fourth Monday of each month. Regularex
ercises on Sunday preceding the fourth
Monday of every Month.
Officers X. K. Mcbride President; j.
i. Wcbre, Vice President Il. Frost, Fore
man l.. Aucoin lst Asst. Foreman; GID.
Julia, 2nd Asst. Foreman /; Ellis n.
braud. Treasu, err; Henry Riviere, 'eere
tary; Ed. Perrin. Asst. secretary; \.
Boudreaux, Warden; ii. Haffman, Jr. Iy-
Ter.
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X LING. DAVID. Dry Goods, hoes,
~ Boots. Hats, Caps &c. corner Main
eud Focus Streets.
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ARKiN, MSS. J. VL-,cty st,re, Store
~ U,Gs, Tn.-rI-". Il .-tssAspn street
fp,p1si,e Ss,Brtt. ,st ST.
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II NOBLOCn 4. F., Parish Judge, Of
IA fec at Court House.
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EBLANC, EMILE Z. Recorder, Coprt
1/HOuse, Ihlhouaux, u.
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.YYEIssEy1IANNER, ALoIs. osnfs
w fianayy a,a Sod waser' W s'. 'ir'e s
tPeet aetwas( H9rlc AMI Hfla >t'
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ARKIN j. Aechanieal Engineer and
~ Manu- facturer Of saga' Apperal"s. ana
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., jackson street.
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VERRIEa1 T., duns"ith, Main t.. be
Y tween BIT. Louis and Green stree
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30
Weaverville, March 80, 1878.

To RELIEVE THE UNEMPLoYED.-The
venerable Elihu Burritt has written a
letter to the New York Tribune, in which
he assumes (what is patent to every OBJ
serving man in the country that the pre-
sent distress in cities is due to the accu-
mutation of population therein beyond
any possible demand Of industry, and
proposes as remedy that the Pacific
Railroad Companies, owing the Govern
ment, be allowed 1000 on account for
every family they will take from the
crowded Eastern manufacturing towns
and cities, and located along their lines
on tie land received from the Govern
ment. The companies should be required
to give the representatives of every fami-
ly 100 acres Of land, and such supple
and implements as will enable such emf
grants to live until the first crop is made.
Mr.. Burritt Gays that heretofore the policy
OF the Government has been to legsate
for corporations, while, beyond the Home
stead law, it has done little for labor.
He thinks the policy should now be
changed, and that Congress should de-
wise policy to bring the labor and land
of the country together rs preventive of
the pauperism of Europe which now
threatens the United States.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

JERRY TULLIs died recently in Gin
cinnati from sickness caused by lack of
food, and by self neglect and exposure.
Tullis was worth $4,000 coo or So, 900. 900
In real estate, bonds, ETC., most of which
he had accumulated by extreme economy,
and close but strictly honest dealings.
He was very peculiar in his habits, buying
his clothes only at second hand and
living at cheap restaurants. He had
been i'll for some time before his death,
but refused to employ physician on ac-
count of expense. He was man Of fair
education, and had studied law in order
to fit himself to attend to his own business
and save attorneys fees. He was very
eccentric and self denying in his habits,
avoiding society, living in a wretched
dirty room, IN an obscure alley, or in II
log hut on one of his numerous farms,
dressing wretchedly, having :he appear
ance of a thirdrate tramp. He WAS un-
married and had few friends or relatives.
He remarked, shortly before his death,
that he cared little what became of his
property, except that he hoped that those
who got it would enjoy spending it a:
much as he had its accumulation.