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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-07-25

A very strange cause is given IN
the Boston Transcript for the death Of
Thomas Winans: The oeaseless noises
Of an automatic buoy in New orr.
jIarbor, near his house, so destroy i
his rest that he died Of exhaustion.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-07-25

Happy is the man who eau lie all
day under a shade tree looking for
work.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-07-25

Ah said hungry tramp, 4 wish
was a hoss blame if don't. lie ;
nearly always got a bit in his mouth,
while ! haven't had bit in mine tor
| rn lnvs
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-07-25

lis now the poverty stricken young
man discovers that his white stove.
pipe hat Of last summer cannot b,
cleaned, so he adrotly puts q mourn.
ing band around it.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-07-25

Two littIc girls We're compa,in;
progress in catechism study. 4 hr>e
got to original sin, SAID one. 'IIov
far have you got?' Oh, I'm beyon |
redemption,' said the other.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-07-25

In an exchange we tinl an artirl.
about a mother in law, and in beant,
full harmony the next item is AeaIe |,
'rhe Storm Elsewhere.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-07-25
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-07-25

A company Of settlers, in naming
their town, called it Dictionary, !"',
cause, as they said, that's the only
place where peace, prosperity ant
happiness are always found.
'Ah, Augustus, how soothing ia na-
ture See how beautiful those birds
look upon the winSl' 'Yes-just s.,
Angelina. But, excuse Inc, Il
think the wings are on the birds.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-07-25

Samuel B,rncS, Of Somerset county
while threshiug out the wheat on the
farm Of Isaac r. Barnes, few days
ago, had an alteration with negro
from Baltimore, employed as a hand.
a fter some words Barnes slappei the
negro, wrerenpon the Latter drew a
knife and attempted to stab barnes.
The bIad. passed through lis cloth
ins inf ctiug slight wounds. Tine ne
ar6 vas finally beaten 81 and ee''"'2
to the c"o,n
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-07-25

JOHN AND TIE POSTAGE STAMP
John was a bov who "livcd out. =
Every week he wrote home to his
mother, who lived on small, rocky
farm among the hills. One day John
picked up an old envelope from the
wood box, and saw that the postage
stamp on it was not touched by the
poatnaster's sta mp to show that it had
done duty and was henceforth useless
'rhc postmaster missed his aim then,
said John, and left the stamp as good
as now. II! use it myself.
lie moistened it at the noso Of Tive
tea kettle, and carefully pulled the
stamp off.
NO, said conscience, for that would
be chenting The stamp has been on
the letter; it ought not to carry an
other
1T can carry another, said John,
because, you see, there is no mark 10
prove it worthless. The post office
will not know.
But you know, said conscience, and
that is enough. 1t is not honest to
use it second time. 1t is a little
matter to be sure but it is cheating.
God looks for principle. 1t is the
quality of every action which lie
Judges by.
,Ip... -.,. ...ll I...,.. - ..,.1 I :.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-07-25

70 Greece we give our shining
blades, now that butter is only twelve
cents a ponnI.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-07-25

Elder sister-"Oh, you fancy your
self very wise, | dare say, my dear,
but | could give you a wrinkle or
two. Younger slster-"No doubt
NNI NGECr mss MCN4.'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-07-25

we never saw a man, says al ex
change, who thought it a sin TO steal
an umbrella Then you never saw Il
man whose umbrella had just been
stolcn
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-07-25

Jonah ought to congratulate him
self on how much safer he was in tho
whales belly than he would have
been IN an il Oh clad.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-07-25

A man is obliged to die before his
will amounts to anything, bus that OF
a woman is ALWAYS in force.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-07-25

NN and after Sunday, May 10, 1873,
~ Passenger Trains will run as fol
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-07-25

The young man who took a seat
near the object Of his alteration ex-
claimed, This is a juXtapo;itlon that
suit1 me
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-07-25
RATES OF ADVERTISING
Job Work-CASII ON DELIVERY

70 Greece we give our shining
blades, now that butter is only twelve
cents ponht.
A man is obliged to die before his
will amounts to anything, buS that OF
a woman is always in force.
The young man who took a seat
near the object Of his alteration ex-
claimed, This is juxtapo5ition that
suits me
Jonah ought to congratulate him
self on how much safer he was in tho
whales belly than he would have
been IN an non clad.
we never saw man, says al eX-
change, who Thought it a sin to steal
an umbrella. Then you never saw Il
man whose umbrella had just been
stolen.
Elder sister-"Oh, you fancy your
self very wise, | dare say, my dear,
but I could give you wrinkle or
two Younger sister--"No doubt
umd ncCcr mss htcna.'
In an exchange we find an artir|.
about mother IN law, and in beani,
full harmony the next item is headed,
The Storm Elsewhere.
lis now the poverty stricken youn.
man discovers that his white stove.
pipe hat Of last summer cannot b.
cleaned, so he adrotly puts a mourn,
ing band around it.
A very strange cause is given il,
the Boston Transcript for the death Of
Thomas Winans: The Geaseless noises
Of an automatic buoy in New orr.
J[arbor near his house, so destroy cl
his rest that he died Of exhaustion.
As;atic cholera has broken out ia
Norwich, Conn, and its presence j.;
causing great excitement. Several
deaths by the dreaded disease are re
ported.
A company Of settlers, in namln.
their town, called it Dictionary, 'h."
cause, as they said, that's the OH Y
place whore peace, prosperity an!
happiness are always found.
'Ah, Augustus, how soothing ia ma
ture. See how beautiful those birds
look upon the wingl' 'Yes-just 50,
Angelina. But, excuse me, II
think the wings are on the birds.
Two littIo girls We're composin;
progress in catechism study. 4 hrlr
got to original sin, said one. 'Iiov
far have you got?' Oh, I'm beyon
redemption, said the other,
The DO !y Of David TrunbuIl, one
Of the Yale crew, who was drowned
in the New London Conn. harbo! q.
Wednesday last week was found BY ,
fisherman the following day.
The governor Of Pennsylvania
i.sppl = Warrant "Wednesday for H..
execution on the 17th of August Il
'"vN''! 4'':'''t'r r ~ I ','nT'l'' G'''
w., w '''' ''''" VI '"' ~ ~ ''' - ~
'0'
.lh,' sail = hnnorv tromn 4 wish
T was a boss bI,me f I lon't lie ;
no,rIv o}r,vs ont q hit !, his montb
whije I haven't had a bit in mine for
wv O"y' D. ...
Never attempt to strike chill
with an iron poker. The other day a
WASHINGTON father tried it, the b0v
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-07-25
REGISTRAR Or VOTERS

District 10. 15-Bcrnard Co!llllowcr'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-07-25

The little grI turned pale, and
oaneI 'Oh, mother mott ef he S
Il. She broke out crying, The
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-02-04
ESoche1rflichc Slligrois Sfcots-Bcifmaoe.

mlltg, ooB Der Stnon5mintiter Ieinel1 Sc
ridt lnmltteIbar Dem Nbgeorbneteu >6alie
un0 rtdt Dem 8%rGitOenten 3u erltatten
babe. O01HtltOn tpotlte Od0urdD BEN ST.
nanSntntlter ganS unrnittelbar 0cmienioen
3meige Der 8uubeS> 9tcgtcrunq DcrantlDort-
LID MADDEN, tpelder Die S0nur beS Weloz
beutelS Der Station in &4nbcu bat. Ser
SinanSntt!titcr fam perloult0 bonn 9(bz
georonetenz Oall5 DorgerufeH iperoen uli0
mus aut jeDc iDrn oa geltellte 6rogc anti
iportet. 0aS lit nod beutc b05 oclcbltc6e
9tedt OeS 6auieS. Sobalo u1ler iilbcrueS
&tnblcir bOlenoS b0S Qid)t Der @elt er>
bliGt bat, miro cS miere 9fi0t ieill, bQ=
fir Sl lorgen, 0oB eS niOt in unfrcu1o=
lihe i0dltOc f%onll1t, lonocru cine qutc 9flc=
&c erbdlt. 9eS6alD tpcrbelt mir Dol11 Ben
Si1onSmtniiter Dor buS 2Ib0eor0neten6ous
l0hcll, I'm i'm perionli0 b0rilbcr Ill Der
tcDl1c1, OBJ CT inherent &illOlein cine trcue
Nno 5drtlide Bfle8emutyer leiu ipiQ o0er
nidt."
Der 9apier= un6 Sil6erzGerein Ser Sea-
ttonolz 9lbgeoroneteu ideint pirflid) cllt>
l6lpnen 81 letl, ben Tinansruiniiter S1er>
man, falS IS bieiem %gelin0t, Den 4rGliOeu=
ten SIT frGftigem 9luftrcten oegen Die pom
Veretn er1trcbteu Geiese 81 beipegeu, por
Die S0rarlten De5 0ouleS all for0ern, I'M
i'm Damn bon Ben Butler bullDoieu I'll
laiicn.
Nn unb fir Ii6 tpGre Elm iol6es @rl6eiz
men be5 WtiniiterS i'm 8arIamcnt gon3
bibl6. 8eina6e IN allen an0crt 9G1Oerli
nit Ynrlanentcn nebmen ia Iogur iGlnmtz
ltde W&intiter an BEN Borlaments- Ser
banolIngen She'll, u1D GlltO i'm iesi0eu
GongrcB lit lpieoer Der 9lan angeregt,
lGnr1tlidc 0tiniiter 3ur 9etbeiIi0lng an
Den iDr 9epartcment betreffenoeu Gcrba1b=
lungcn ocS @ongreifes ST. perpfli6ten. Sb
Der III parlamentartlden 0cbattc1 10 oe1
itbte unO nit elmer i0ueibigen 3unge be-
9abtc Sobn SHERMAN ii9 I'M @Quie bul7
oolclt laiien tpilrbe, lit freiIi6 cine anoere
Trage.
Buffers iebiger Seclenfrcun6, ser Sill
rnIler Sentofrat Springer. GrlBerte in oer
%nclteltcn Sibung bes Gercir5 bercttS bic
NntIbt, baB Sherman, falls bos 8lono'z
1de Stlber@ Wcleb Dber ein Gbnltde5 @'clcB
IN betoen 0d!iern iic9en u1D aud
ltber ein ettpaigeS @eto obiiegen tuiiroe, OBJ
treten tpcrDe. Butler jeboh bat cine onoerc
Nniidt bon Sherman uno meirt, oicler
tperoe, tDenn Der GOngreB geb0rig ge0en
iDn o%uftrete, ntht uur fleii1 bei9eben, l0rz
bern NIT Dem Seuerttfer Oe5 9teubefe0rten
ben 3lpefeH 0eS &eretnS bienitbar iein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-02-04

GS lit Gin 8unber eeideben! GrGit6ent
!SQDeS bat cinen 0eItlden angelteut; er
bat nGr1lih benz Senat Die Gr1lennu1g be5
6errn S. 9 dlDmon bon Wfiiiouri, 6e6
rii6mtlid befannten friiberen Generals, eli
mes 8rlloers be5 friIheren 0ouDGwleurS
bon BiscOniin, gum 0enerals26raSers
meiler in 1Itab ctngeian0t. 0a DielsS Qmt
sltm Nmtsberetde 6eS !0rH. G6Mr5 geb0rt,
uno SaLomon iberbieS Elm alter Betaunter
bon S6urs lit, 10 ipDllen mir annebmen,
DaB wenigitenS Sic Nnitelung 6teieS 0slitz
l6eu ourd BEN Oeutiden Wtiniiter betotrft
tpor6en lei.
SOD ipie itebt eS nit Dem braben Nn>
6reas WtlImann, pel6en ldmntlt6e
beutide GongreBmtt9lieber Dem Ottntiter
ShurS auf'S tpGrmite sum 8cnitonS=
Ngeuten in Stem g)orf empfOblen battcn ?
st bat Die STEELE trob ietner D%puftGnoigen
BefGbtgung nidt erbalteu, lonocrn IS tprrz
Sc Dcm YrGliDenten ein getpi|ier CHARLES
SC. @pitor ernarHt. Oh !0err S6ur5 Die
@rltennung QSillmann's fir elm in ieiHen
Mmtsfreis geb0rigeS Nmt ni0t 6ur6ieben
tpoute, oocr nidt betptrfen fonnte, tptileI
mir I'M 9lugenblid ni0t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-02-04
@ie Grant reiF.

Scr ben General 8rant bcgletteitOe Gors
Respondent bes st. y. 6eraID" i6retbt bon
9olprmo ans f~olgenDe5:
vg?iemanb mill boS Sncognito Grants
reipeftiren. Der General ielbIt lebnt ale
characterization urb @bren ab, 10 fern er
oa5, pbne grob Su eri6eineu, tDNn fann
uno lit iebr g~leiR8ilItig gegen SdaHitcIs
lung unO etiquette. gSer Grants @e@
fible unO g8itni6e fennt, mlEB ltber ods
GeldtpGb bon 3ettungen LADEN, foOno@
Grant na6 NuS3et6nltngen DEr1ten. lou.
OerieIbe Bat i'm GjegentDeil ieOen amtlIben
Gmpfdug abQeIebut, alBer tpel1n Die Abs
lebnung al WliBbeutungen getlli}rt bGtte.
,&ommt Grant III etlem 0afenplaBe on,
10 pfleot er nit Srolt unO Sobn ans Qano
III oebelt, II. asSebenStnertbe, ME SalGite
uuS g3i(bcrqaIerien 3I ieben, ipie ieOer an
bere oebtl6cte, in GlHopa rcilenDe 2lmeri7
fouer. 3uipeiLen 1tnb bic 8eamteu beS
@lobes gu i6nel fir i'm, aber in Dcr Ste
eel finben ite i'm ni6t.
,GS lit unS bier cine pettDerbrettetc an1es
rifanti@e 3eitung 81 @eit6t gefommeu,
tpelde erSG6lt, Da6 Grant nit fitrltli>
fcnt @efoIge retle, uno baB CT Die5u I'M
Stauoe lei, neil er fi0 ais ErGftoe1t bur6
corruption beretbcrt babe; CT babe in Raz
rtS I'M Ootel 8riitol bic 3ilnmer oes Brinz
Sen ben @alcs bcsogen. frage nidt bonnd),
nie bod bic Soften in 0otel lctelt, lonz
bern tpcrfc bas @elo sum Senfcr birauS.
0a5 lit aber gllcS erlogen. Grant reiit
ni0t tpie Elm Shirt, lonDeru tpie etn Yri7
D%atlnann. ST BAT fein fiirltlides 0efolge,
lonoern nun einen Courier. ~gtirgen0S mtez
tbete er PrtnSenSt1nmer- Setn Courier
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-02-04
ltme4e @ant al8 sdahberr.

Der Gertrdg, tpeldhen Ser 8eooumGdz
ttgte Der S6iferz Snicl1, Brin3 Mnmea,
nit StaatSminiiter @barts abgci6toiien
bate uiio fjtr tuel0erS tetnberger pcri0nlid)
tbdtig 9etpeien lit, lag idon lett mebrerer
Sa8cH Dem Senat3> WuSi0ufie fir aus
tp1rtigc Ml1gelegen0eiteu Dor. 9ieier ent>
l0te0 1t0 10 gut ME einltimmiQ fitr 8c=
ftGtjgung nc5 Gertr0QS, 10 oaB Der jebige
&oriiber 6eS 2luSiduiicS, Der olte 6antlil1,
pon Woine, en0Iid) SIT @uriten oe1Ielbe!1
al ben Senat bcrid)ten fonnte.
!6ter er10b nur ScnGtor G6rnun6S Elm
8e6cnfen, inOeln er be3tpeifelte, oh Marnea
ipirf(t6 III Der Xage iei, i'm 9laneu bes
SOlfc5 iener Snieln Su lpred)en. Salnlin
beruDtgte tDl jebod, t10crt er 0nrlegte,
boB bnS 0olf ser Sdifier7 SnieLn ieit citiz
ger 53ett Is. +. lett Stciuber0er's 2tntpeien=
DeiD etu coli ltttutionele5 Staatstpeicn be-
fibc un6 boB W}nmea Der 8cooQmddtiote
Der bon Der il6crgrnBen Webrbeit bc5 Gclz
fe5 anerfannten neutrality-suspicious. Jtsgiez
rltng lei. 0er8crtrag tpArOe Johann pDne
gSeitcrcS eifitirunig beftGtigt.
Gr g%eitattct, iDic bercit5 erDdbnt, Waa>
rem aus ben Ser. St0ate1 10 gut Die freic
GiufuGr, felt e5 i'm SAL bon Gtreiti8fei=
tell 5iptlCDen Den Snielrt lnb etrler Drtttel
Wladt, Ben Ser. Stoateu QnDeim, bebnf5
8cietti8un9 Der Streitigfeiteu ibre 9uten
9ienIte 81 letlten uno tritt all Die Ser.
Stadtcn Den 60fen Don Rago Bago gang
llno gar ab.
Cont bat Ser Gcbo1fc 6es frii6er alS
Nbcnteurer pcrb6bntcn Stein6erger, ndm>
li0 0er0 eboufc elmer S1ub6erri6aft Der
Ser. Stoatcn iiber Bic S0ifier> SnieIn,
D%oIlftdnOig 0eiieGt.
Dn Gnglanb g~egentpGrtig toa6rlitb ni6t
III Der Gage lit, iid nod mebr 6ein6e SIT
maden, 10 ldBt iiCD poraUSieBer, BOB Sic
bloBc GDoti0dle Ds5 BertrogSS2bi6luiie
geniiqeu tDirb, I'm Sic englii6e ReGierung
sur Ginitcllung Tires onnlaBenbGt 0erbal>
tens gegcn bic S6ifcr7Snieln gu betpegcn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-02-04

Die repuDIifGriiden Tii6rer i'm Norbcn
tparen lett 0ret SaDren berett, sic 9tepuGli>
fa1er I'M Silocu St Derrntber. Nl5 i) mid
int Sabre 1875 in gGaiDington befan0,
1ltBertc ltd) Vl1tne, nit Dem tO bei1nhc
1cOen Sag Stlalnnen mar, ieDr freunDlid
geGelt ben Gltoen uno Dcripnll0te ais 4SrGz
tIoent beS Observation-Disclosures letnen Sin
tllb 0cgel1 Dos GufluI> OclcB. NlS er aber
lpater tatto, 0aB CT Stinlnen bonn Silbeu
in republ. ytnttonal> Gonpeut brau1e,
l6ipon0 CT ba3 blutigc Ocno.
Yrdtioent Grant fcbrtc it0 gegs1t
B0fdrh, neil Ell Die 10 lo1ge bon iDm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. G0noppiQdlcr iatt
bate, Nno tUeil bieic olf Def repu6lifa1i7
ld)en acknowledgements icincn @iinit>
ling Gonfting i'm Gtt0e g~elalleu. Q[ud
ipoute CT lctGe GrGi;oentl0oft i'm TrieDcu
nb1bIteBen NIB 5ualcid bette CT cine DoDe
W}ciHunG bon sc iOpll5. QltT @ront'S
GSvll0 l0gte 9tido(lS in ei1er Nroflamuz
ZION Den Tarbigen GYtDnb 5u. Sim 2. W{Gra
crltcB Wr0nt ipirflid 6cn 8efc6L Sllr 3uz
r!lGSieDuug Ser &ruppen aus benz Ncgie=
rung5gebGu6e in gietp Orleans ltllo er
diuBerte babel: SD Doffc, 9iidoIS tpirb
bieient Serl 4odorb bie 6Duc beiB
moden." PTS @ralt pon ms crTuOr, DAB
Oen. Nllgur lit 9tciD Orleans bic Sr6r.
ntdt crbalten bate, mar er icDr eritaunte
Us 1tcllte lid DeralS, 6aB &~ricg@lniniiter
Cameron gei6norcn bate, CT tpiirbc eber
abtretelt, alS DaB Bic Srorc ml5gcfiibrt
nerOe, Die iI6rigcl5 brett burd)'3 6auptz
quarter Der Qlrmce gegangcu mar; tic
ipuroe auf'S 9lnordngcn GDonbIer'S unb
ptcler anberer Nepubiifaner gcGnbcrt, aber
nur mittellt zines Gaufelipiel5.
Sen0tOr Wortnn b%iligte, oDne irz
ge!lppie treulo5 gcQcn icinc Yartci at icilt,
Die gtt6ouS=frer1blide 6altNmg Grants
uno tpiirbe, ipenn CT chi 2eben gcblieben
mGrc, Die bette un6 itdrfite StilBc elmer
perlDDnli9en Eolitif ge1peieu ietn."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-02-04
STE gapier= 4tno Gi1bes=8enteinoe
1tuS tbr Gec4forgere

Nic bereitS genelbct tpurbe, baben 6e>
nlotrattl6e uno rcpublifnttid)e 9tational=
2tbgeorbnete einen belDnbcren &crcin gebil=
bet, UNI ben QStberrnf bCS 9telnlnptionS@
@elebes unb bn5 3uitanoefommeu oeS
Glan6'i6en Stlber : 0eieBe5 tpDln0glid)
aud etnem 8eto bcS grditoentet gegeniI6er
at beiutrten. 90 bieier Gerein Die Iaftit
ber 8apierz nno Silbcr> MGnncr i'm @lbge>
orbnetcnbauie beitimmt, 10 1T iein Wcbabz
rem beinube bon grobercr 0%8td)tigfett ais
oaS GerDalten beS 6auicS lelbit.. lleberz
Dies ocbnt oieicr &eretr, benz jebt beretts
800 NbgeOrOncte an9eD0reu, unb Der ietne
StGrfe auf $50 brinsen mill, ietnen Gin
huB bereitS auh auf Ben Seuat aus ul1o
1tebt III beitdltOige1n 8erfebr nit leilen
b~orttgen @eitnnungsgenoiien.
NaGocm Ser 8erein ieinen 8orItan6
aus 0enlofroten uuo 9tepublifanern stz
l~ammen9eIebt bate, nit Dem 9emofratcn
Sltdlter Dnt Wtiil Durt ais Gor1ibcr, bat er
it6 icbt aud eiuen StnanS= uno ctnenIoQz
ste0ungsanSlduB gepGDlt. Die Seele bcs
StnatSauSl6uncS, peidem bic Qgitaz
ttpn fir Yapter unO Stl6er unter benz
Golfe atbertraut tpurbe, lit Sen Butler,
Der lid fir bic tbm eriptelene G1re babur0
beoalttte, oab er inter benz raul6enoen
8etfdu lettler 8ereinSbriiber cine nan1bafte
Summe fiir sic SelbsugSfaiie 3ei6nete.
9arauf murbe beidlolieu, audi Die anoeren
Gereinsmttglie0cr gu 8ettrdgen aufsuforz
bern, Inn bic Mittel sur 8ert6et[&n0 bon
Slugl6rtften II. /. 10. Observation-Disclosures.
3uglct6 tpur0e Der erbabene 0eoanfe an
geregt, iptoerlpG1ittge Senatorer aus 6em
Suoen tDte2Gn1ar burd nclte uno Drobenbe
Silber7 unO gapier@Bei0li1ic ber betr.
Staatsre9terul1gen buuo0len Su loiien.
Sen Butler aber, = Dieier vberebrunesz
milroige Oerr", ipie i'm elmer ieiner tribe
rem grimmigen bertotratii6cn Tein6e, Ser
Qbg. Mrig9t bon GenniDloa1ien icbt nennt
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-29
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE OF LOUISIANA. |
Executive Department.
Whereas, HENRY " BABIN. of the parish of
East Baton Rouge. has applied to me for the
cancellation of his official bond. furnished and
signed by him. as principal. on the fourth day
of April. 1876. for the sum Of twenty thousand
dollars. with Mrs. Florestine Babin. Joseph r.
Harkney. Richard J. McOabe. Pierre Baron.
Molere Lange and Joseph G. Charlotte. as Sc
curities. conditioned for the faithful perform
ance of the duties of said Henry V. Babin as tax
collector for the parish Of East Baton Rouge;
Now, therefore. I. FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS
Governor Of the State of Louisiana. do hereby
give public notice to all persons therein In
terested and concerned to show cause. In writ
ing, a. the Office OF the Secretary of State, In
the olIv OF New Orleans. within ninety days
from ana after the last publication hereof. why
the above described bond and the mortgage
resulting therefrom should not be Cancelled and
annulled, ana the above named securities dis
charged from any further liability In the
premises.
Given under my signature and the seal OF the
State of Louisiana, at the city Of New Orleans.
this thirty-first day of July. In the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-eight.
By the Governor:
WILL. A. STRONG
Secretary OF State. au2O BOT
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-29
TO THE PUBLIC.
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS,
Room No. 10. City Hall.
New Orleans. July 81. 1873.

4
New Orleans, July AZ, 1873.
As 1t becomes necessary for the preservation
of the health of the city at this season of the
year. that every possible effort should be made
towards keeping the public avenues, cutters
and alleys clean and free from all offensive
matter, hereby respectfully call upon the pub
lie to assist the authorities by complying with
the following requests. to wit:
i. Saeh residents as have yard hydrants are
requested to permit same to rum sufficient
time to wash away rubbish. filth. ETC.. and to
render the street cutters fresh and cleans This
step becomes necessary 80 many OF the cross
streets, or streets parallel with the river, are
without water plugs. and the difficulty hereto
fore experienced In flushing these cutters be-
ing mainly due to defective drainage and the
want OF water.
2. Residents will please place. or instruct
their servants to place. the garbage In boxes In
front Of their dwellings before o'clock a. M.
prior to the city carts making their rounds. A
strict adherence to this plan will remove in
great measure. the cause of the great number of
complaints concerning the non-removal of
garbage.
therefore earnestly request all good citizens
to aid the authorities In keeping the streets
and cutters clean and healthy. and In assisting
to remove any waste or offensive scattering
promptly.
II proper spirit Is manifested by the public
In this respect the workings Of this department
will be greatly facilitated. and much of the
rally obviated. JOHN MCCARTNEY.
jy28 Administrator,