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POLITICAL NOTICES.
Rooms Parish Committee Democrat

Rooms Parish Committee Democratic
Conservative party, New Orleans, August 30.
1sl8--A regular meeting Of this committee will
be- held THIS Wednesday, EVENING, August
%. at No. 18 Exchange Place. Punctual attend
ance Is reuueS ed.
x. SCRATCHLEY, Vice President.
J. O. FLYNN, Assistant Secretary. au28 1t
ROOMS Parrish Committee Democratic.
Conservative Party, No. 1s Exchange Place.
NeW Orleans, LEI Angatt 20. ls7swIne various U.S. Gen
election for ONE DELEGATE from each ward
to the State Central Committee, on MONDAY.
September O. 1873.
The clubs will themselves determine the
manner and form in which this election shall
be held.
Byorder of KENNER ScRATcHLEY Vice Presi-
dent. A. J. KELLY,
au25 I'd Secretary.
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The Fever Mt Nashville.
M #r TAJxr,, Vo,,Iy MS ~, f,1 ...' .

NASHVILLE, Aug. 22.--There are two mild
cases OF yellow fever here, though only few
persons are aware of the fact. It Is feared
that panic would ensue il the public were
informed at the present time, when the news
from the infected cities Is 80 discouraging.
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the very sat tsfaetory platform laid down for
u.s. try TO roll up In November next major
ity Of at east 1900.
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wv five rooms, in the Fourth District. Rent
must not be over SIS per month. Address g. v.
B.. Democrat Office. my24 tt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hall Hope R0WlmE Club, Rev Orleans,
August ~. 1s7s--The honorary members Of this
club. and the boating fraternity IN genera; also
the members of the press, are respectfully re-
Wednesday, EVENING, at 8 o'clock. to partici-
p9 B9 orde s e q HS AnNAVAN
Chairman Committee Of Arrangements.
All persons having claims against the
late Edward Meyer for objects pledged with
fore. September 6, 1878, otherwise the pledges
will be sold.
an28 3t* IS ROYAL street.
Mr.. Robt. II. hartley Is mo- longer with
me since June 80, 1878, All orders directed to
me through Postoffce lock box 1889 box Il Me-
chanics and Dealers Exchange or at lumber
yards corner Franklin and Delord streets, will
" au ~ pE & '>'0.->'' :. PETER MARKEY.
Receivers ONCE, REV Orleans National
Banking Association, No 81 Carondelet street,
NH 2Sa PER AE E II be pad TO IKE
ors Of this Association upon presentation OF the
l1 auas Nv 20 ''' N. W. CASEY, Receiver.
Contributions for the sick ANA apesti-
tute--New Orleans, August 10, 187s-The Young
tributions for the sick and destitute In our
| midst and will attend personally to The, dlstri-
button Of the same. Contributions may be sent
street. or given to any of the following mem
bers Of the Executive Committee:
D. T.. Mitchell 81 Camp street.
| w. G. Raymond 81 and 90 Poydras street.
| w. G. Shepard 40 Camp street.
| T. L. Wier. 1873 Gravier street.
! c. Fl. @. Brown, 81 Carondelet street.
W. T. Hardie 81 Carondelet street.
| P v. Diendorf 81 Camp street.
| r. L. Raymond, 1863 Canal street.
! W. r. HARDIE, President.
WI. SHEPARD. recording Secretary.
au20 2W
shippers and Sellers of Cotton seed are
hereby notified that on and after the first of Sep
tember. 1875 the price for good sound new cotton
seed shipped to this association will be $40 pei
| ton delivered here.
n. 8. G0TToN SEED ASSOCIATION.
| au2O I'm
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HOUSES WANTED.

GOOD PAYING TENANT
walking distance of the business portion of
Canal street by the first of September next.
Rent must be moderate. Address J. D., this
office, 1926 IF
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N7ANTED-BY A NEAT, TIDY GIRL; GOOD
w cook, washer and irouer, q situation. Good
city references given. Address FRANCES, 165
Rousseau street. au27 3t
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asressnaaAers and seams Cresses.
VKTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w lady. q situation as seamstress in a family
and to assist in houseWork. Address c. N, this
office an28 st
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MISCELLANEOUS

NT RS. MAGGIE SMITH CAN GET THE SAME
I'VE position with or Without her brother, that
she held at Myrtle Grove Plantation for six
months. by applying Immediately on the plant
alton aI,o2 n
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WANTS.
SITUATIONS wANTEHb-FEsaAAEs.

Cooks. Nursss. ChamDeFnaaadss Etc.
WTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN
w situation to cook and wash for a small
family Address M J.. this office. AUS st
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Kenmore University High School,
Near Amherst aDurt~EHouse. wa.

TT A. STROBE -ldATH. MEDALIsT. UNI.
L. versity Of Virginia., Princi oal and In
gtructor in Mathematics. Ell. G. BROCK j. LIE.
University Of Virginia trecentty Assistant Ias-
structor of Latin, University Of Virgtnia) Asso-
ciate Instructor. This school is strictly PRES
paratory to the University q Virginia. For
catalogues address Fl. A. STROBE. Terms FOR
half session Board and Tuition, si25. session
begins September Il.
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TESTIMONIAL:
The success which the KENMORE HIGH
SCHOOL has achieved In the preparation an&
fEnRng OF Of IL Psna a d re
recommendations Of this excellent school to fh8
public at it's beginning I regard IL as O yegE
successful educational foundation.
G. 8. VENARLE
iy14 2nQ cod Prof. Mathematics. II. Vs.
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witness. seemed to be standing around shiv-
ering and shaking as II they were afraid rs
backwoods they were so scared-and think so
did you see Cornelius vannote thcro?"
Yes and heard the neighbors laughing at
him md jeering him. and wanting 10 know
what AL kind Of surimnn he was. They laughed
Can you give tho names Of the neighbors
wh9 laughed at him and Missed him2"
] could not"
Why did not vannote 60 in that boat In
your Judgment" asked Mr. Shoemokcr.
-, don't know. unless he was afraid; afraid
OF being wet
Do YOU think he Is n good surfmnn ?"
think there are plenty better. | don't con-
slider him tho best. think Russell White is a
competent man. have known him for twelve
In reply TO Mr.. Hazctino. the witness testified
that Nannote was not in the bouts on any Of the
:, E,lwood Dey said he was at the wreck Of tho
lhukan; saw the first bont 20 the rescue; i was
the fishing boat Of John Rogers. lie and Ahner
Allen asked Cornelius Nannote to 40. and Van
note refused 10 go saying the boat was not safe;
lie knew Cornelius Nannote by sight and did
not SEQ him in any Of tho boats going to tho
wreck. Nannote was on the beach.
=, pa YOU SEQ Cornelius Vannoio In any OF
ne iogts that went to the wreck p asked Mr..
No sir"
Mr.. IL Cynher was Mr. Hazlctinc's next wit
ness He said he saw the wreck Of the RIukan.
Was on the beach when Russell White pulled the
fishing boat down TO the surf with his crew;
There was thrung around. man named
Bennett owned q share in the boat and did not
like to lot the boat ~ for fear she would be
stove. Many said " take her Russell White
said the Government was good for the price ~
tho boat, aud If not he was good Or It himself.
l.usscl White asNed Nanunie. three different
times to 40 in the boat and Nannota refused.
Ahner Allen told Nannn;n that II il was safe for
l,ussel White to 20 in the boat 1t would be safe
fot Nannotc tn go. But Nannote did not ~ in
the boat To the wreck. Russell White went in
Tue irst boat aud when the second bout went
lussrl White took charge OF that Witness
lnF n "a fltf ltaiH snffft - f.taN
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NIX. THOMAS GREEN's BETS.
GoIng to Law 10 Recover the Money thai no
stakcd and Wen

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dee. l7-Suits have just
been Instituted IN Pittsburgh Pa. by Mr.
Thomas Green 10 recover mon'y staked upon
the last Presidential contest. Two days after
tho election OF Mr.. Tldcn VIZ. Green made four
bots amounting in all 10 s2nuG that the full re-
turns would show that the Democratic candi-
da;oe had "A majority OF the electoral college
The money was placed ia the hands Of stake
holders. When il b"came apparent that fraud
forgery. mud perjury were b"ing rosorted 70 IN
orticr 10 mako Hayes ds fgctO Pro- dHnt. Nr
Green notified the s'akeholdcrs not 10 pay oyer
the money tie said that when hH not no
calculated that therc Nn~ a chnnre ~
losing, but he expected and meant ihpt
tn" chance should hang upon the vot" cd the
leoplr. ana not upon TIE fr1uts Of Returning
Boards and Inc ACTON Of Du nronsfu utIouHl
E"oLncal Comm -nlua. Nj. Grnrn also con
suited a lgWyr". who informed hifu of tllr fat
that. IN lrr 20" avs of Pennsylvania. an money
ht on elections Douil boz 'cnt- 'gtrd hy mo
Poor Board co. ti- d.ftI.N Wti.lu All % The Lra.
were ninde, provided tAtt tho action WA.
brought hy th" board within two yours inter
a." hrt had l"'cu nudr. 81. Hra.n. ,N.rrioro.
Ma.li.l uulrbS .ut $3.50 yDut.. and T. A., II .'-
WEui a. the inru u. tls money IMuut the
tehnldors gay" back 10 Mr.. Gtern the sums
hr mai iutrusi,rt to th"ui, ur" stakeholder con
f',rcI th.t .r i.. I.-oG .lic tgHu.y for ls uMu
purpose. tnI lrnfuc" nad uAld fI.f alDuui ~
tn r'i tu a." Havoc mpu. Ar Green lIs etitl
th" two halter. rnd %" ougm o. WI his suite. ~
lac certainty Won hIs h.ts.
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that eighteen OF my lamps would give. They
in economy when used in lighting up n given
area: And all this despite the fact that cnn
obtain only total light OF six gas Jets per horse
power TO sixty-six by the use OF a carbon
Inc conversation next turned upon tho car
sod INC right to uso the instrument in France
lor 10000 francs. Referring tn tho annual
mceting 81 the American Electrical Society md
Mr. Blisss assertion that he could talk III rough
we Atlantic cable. the Chevalier Edison sho,k
~ mead; think that impossible" he said.
ue Hls9 declared that his receiver for throwing
tho sound out into room could not 10 attached
10 tie Gray OF Bell telephones
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Live stock Market.

Nrw York Wednesday. Dec. IS Rncoiuts OF
D v's TO-DAY 100 iords. ur ~ hond maklug
total o. a'sH since Mondsy nfainsi o@l nr the same
tnc last Nteh Market fairly active Goa grades win
slsAt 'N. 'sslnus uu common ana mediun and d. small
advance Ni good o. cNf.t Rough oxen drv cows and
M sucr- were sold AZ '-"7sD = q to ir,s. 'ia5i h,
&" ui' sf'.-- c~i ordinary tn iHr u" al 7as~-l, to
dress ed n. r1ui To- lrWo o. az ncsln. tatiftss
70 90 y and tAt.u and lrcuiAm du AZ luaallc To
dies .tW'~ n Exports a. DAY l2n quarters of beef
atd luI i've Caui,
Re. 'il.s oi calves were 3Go head making beO SINCE
Mouday. AGAINST FN tim last week Grass
calves ruivl tull and weak ~ 2'ssSc + and Vcas
wrtc about aIA al a.ss7r.
ktttAit- ui sheep alu lambs were - car loads or
A'fN head, making otsi siurc Monday alaust $500 for
tit SAn time last wees Nut mWth At 20 tnt , and
lrtvs were about ~ rcpurcd YESTERDAY wnh luur 10
kHd ,l'sp sold 80 FsN y h. prime and extra do At a
- a. aud decent 10 prime lambs az ~ ~ shipments
. -rcd
Rccrivts ~ hoss wcrr d7 ear ioads or t.ai7 head.
WHkug ~ 80 sinse A"nd4s HsuH-t $50 tnf the same
iitt last week Ma kft about stead hogs al -
ef' 70 = 70 ~ "ltl car l,Ads sad az e. uoss L. ana
D. YALE AL -. ,,,f3 80
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DISCUSSING ROMfNISM.
Haptist Ministers Rebuilding - Hrother for the
ImpressIons he Got Abrond.

In the Baptist Minister'S Conference,
the Rev. T. Z. Crawford Of tho Southern
Baptsts read m essay on THE Coming Of the
Monaghan: How we Should Respect their
Rights and how we cun Prevent thair Becoming
a Dominant Race in the United States Brother
Crawford las been for tventy-seven years n
missionary IN China He said that the strong
point ~ tho Chinese was their reproductive
ness. Such thing as an old maid Or n volun-
tary bachelor Ia unknown in China. All marry
young. and it is the glory OF all TO live again
IN their children and grandchildren. The
greatest calamity Of a ChinamGn IL to have his
posterity cut OF. This is tho keystone 10 their
moral social. and political faith. This alone
has preserved them for four thousand years
Hero lies our danger. II We would live and not
die in the conflict Of races we must rally our
moral religious. and reproductive strength
Tho motto must be: Marry and bring NJ
children" The words were greeted with cries
feet.
Thcn the Row DR.. Daniel G. Potter ~ the
sixth Street Baptist Church. who WAS Ia Europe
last summer. spoke on the suhlnct. The l,o-
man Catholic Church Of Europe NJ saw H.
He had boon hrfd 20 believe that TINT Church 10
sink OF corruption, The right hand Of Satan,
and the nightmare Of history. He had learned
in rambling through tho caihrdrals OF Europe
that charity toward that Church Is not a crm"
He had s""n that TINT Church IAN teach Protest
ants many lessons. As To klmnu Catholicism
dying out II has but Just lsgun To- live. EuOr-
nous congregations gather in the cnthedrals
In that in Cologne he saw over 5000 persons
Similar sights he met in many other cathodrals
The devotion Of the worshitirrs also was r.
markablc Even ne children were drvout
Tho way two children one 3 the other ynnrs
Of age dipped their tiny fingers in the holy
water and then kncl. before an altar ton he'd
him An American boy would have seen that
tho ulnre was vacant then he would have given
n Vhoopi Hefore roing away that hoy would
have booked Tor somcthing 10 spoil or snatch.
Uau.htor1
Next. DR. Potter noticed the Catholicity Of tho
Roman Catholic Church The courtesy rnid 10
visitors and strangers in cHihedrhir rs admir-.
able American travellers stamp in cathedral
whcra worship is going on, even passing hc-
tween prirst and people, They mako hcafhens
OF themselves and vet the wntShitlrer dnrs not
complain. "" only look. so,r, windy ~ the in-
tru.lrr. ~ NJ To- say. Il wish va wDuNlu'fi
As for Dr. Potter. hc won nay % any one liid ao
in his church. You'd il"r - That or l'll
eail % ruItrrr tui' Il.u lIr. l.tf.r - " that
ur.ests arc vastly superior ura. Travelling on
o. tiigrn " 90 ltIv with him worr.s nuo stu-
uri' -. They ali-htci 20 t.rrt tN'.r tutor. "a
priest. and They an crowded around uui kissed
b ~. In NiMu. he saw 70 lo',y ,.l Trirrt ON "a
bench IN the open air tearaius sn.rr children
low GO play chess. Fanry ouc Of our stu all
Doctors ~ Divinity teaching "a game to cAild-
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LlII:f,.

BATEs-In Brooklyn Dec II Caroline 1usk. Young
est child of James ~ and MARY Yield Bates, OF tubcr
CuluuS meningitis aged wears AMI months.
Funeral ~ Residence ot hrr parents ~ schcrmerhorn
- ut " o'clock A NJ on Thursday lHtii inst
BLAlR-Janc Blair. aged 81 years, 10 months and 70
Relatives and iric nds are invited 10 attend tho funeral
irom her late residence % Allen st. Thursday, Dee.
~. az O'Clock.
BROWN ON "wednesday Dee ~ after a long and
painful lu,ss RI hard Brown. native VI Cork ireland,
In the h7tli year OF his age.
tend the tunerel from hsar residence 22s Mulberry st.,
Vt - =. on Friday. Dec ~
turk ptIers please cniN.
DUNCAN In Philadelphia Pa. Dec 10 William Dun
gar. % tic -pih }cnl o li. nEc, soldier ui 1872
EDWARDS Suddenly at Kent. Conn. Dec ~ of he art
di-cusc. N. Hon. Charles Edwards aged ~ wears
Ephrnun. aged "a 'car.. months and DAYS
MOSES In Port aud. Me. Dec 70. William Moses,
ttXmycr 10 Portland. und member OF the Sweden
borriln hurch.
l~ Ia. 80 IT. Nate eldest daughter OF Thomas and
Funeral viii tikc place on FRIDAY. Dec -. at esp
", from st. Lawrence church. East eiih st, where
suetuu mass Of requiem Will lr offered
. suMNEh-At Cambridge Mass. Dec. Is Francis
THOMPSON ON Wednesday. Dec. ~. Robert Thomp-
son. Jr. in the 7inh year Of his age.
Relatives and friends Of tlc family also thoso Of his
tnd the funeral saturday. AT r NJ, from ms late
residence. 1911 state Il HfuuklNn
WALSH -ou TUESDAY murni g. Dec II. James Walsh.
parish IT Trim County Meath. Ireland
Friends II tie family arc respectfully invited ~ attend
the funeral THURSDAY 18Th ~ ulnck from his late
residence. corner " GnnseVuort and West St
WILD In Mcdiord Mas. Dec 10 SlEs " ild, aged OF
year, 10 inontis and - day. native ui Bfaintree,
during the Of iai2. aud sent 10 inform the In
hahitanis Of weymouth. bingham. and other towns
alonK the coast oi the coming Of the req coat MI
Wild voted at every Presidential election since he was Al
years Of axe.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

WEDNESDAY Dec. 1s.-The activity in the
stock market to-day was mainly confined to
Rock Island. the coal, and the Granger stocks.
At tho opening the Changers hesitated some
what but by noon there was strong buying
movement. which caused them 90 advance the
rise being more rapid toward the close. Tho
efect OF the coal sale which took place to-day
evidently had been discounted. ns the prices Of
the coal stocks all improved after tho result Of
tho sale was known, and closed at the hghest
prices Of the day. which may DO attributed to
some eNtent to the covering Of shorts. The
average lail IN the prices OF coal to-day, COM
pared with tho November sale. is - %. r ton,
and the only reason attributed for the reduced
rates IL the uncertainty which exists with re-
gard To- the future operations IN the coal market.
Rock Island was evidently being bought by
strong parties. AMI advanced to 12uii. Chicago,
burlington. and Quincy was also stronger. ad.
Nancing at the close to l01 =. on the purchase OF
few hundred shnrcs only The remainder Of
the list was traded ia in small way. Eric nd
vancng 20 10 aud Wabash declining 70 2Ois.
- The Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
Company reports n decrease in earnings Of
t9gsOO9 for the second week Of December.
while The Chicago. Milwaukee and 81. Paul
G0mPaey Tep2rs an 4, ,9Grsase Of earnings dur
Gold sold all day at par and brokers' COM
missions.
In loans tho rates pnid for having balance. carried
wee :, ard q cent and tot borrowing i0i, 2s,4G
Exchange were s24 .44GpIl. eold baSnces 81 7-lWO.
anu currency htlaicrt ~ fr~ do Tile sui Treasury
redeemed $40 Oiu called bonds and paid out IN coin
interest uu the luhhc debt S.iSupI
The day business at The Tinted states sub Treasury
was Coin receipts. S7fi -. jaS mcuts. e. 1 Tut3.
balance sii~ut 1000, receipts Sl7i fi 2G pay
mcnts. Ssi3. -j0o- balance. sac lg,.3lO74 Customs
sgIfrO
Tie internal revenue receipts At WASHINGTON TODAY
Mtre srpO". aud Tie customs receipts sapLun The
Trasur, also received sJi0OD in national bank notes
Tor redemption.
in Tie money market call loans ranged between and
g q
iercisn exchange ruled steady s4ss1 and 81 $50
Tor time uud demand bills
Government bonds were quiet The following were the
3 4. NJ. closing prices;
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MARRIEU.

nUNS-CANTON. AT Greenp9int on Dec " by w
Laura Lousc Canton ~ Greenpoint
HOrAIiNG-IisK Thursday, Dec; IL, At the res
deucc NJ tile brides fathcr Coxsackc n y by the Rey
Warren Hathaway, Philip llOtahR to FANNIE, dau1h'
YER OF II. { LAX OF New baltimore. .
Ste riing HYDE OF Brooklvn to sarah Louisa God-
dard daughter Of EbFidgs Goddard, Formerly o. He"'
ton. Mqss
ENBERrON-BALDwtN In Trinity Church. Boston.
Mass. Drc. ~ 10y the Rev Phillips Brooks Henry A.
pcmhcrton. of PemhcrtOn Bros 70 Mis- Louise Baldwin,
daughter NJ George Baldwin ln accordance with the
10 bridesmaids The ten usiers each wore the latest
style Of houtonuicrc two ivy leaves with bit Of white
ribbon. such were worn AZ the TwomhlN Nanderbh
wedding ~ Now York 1nc bride Wa attrtd in dress
Of heavy grusgratn sir. with pearl trimmings heavy
fringe, aud Mains lace anu very long train, she wore
hat the Marie stuart st,r. with pearl trimmings
to match the dress. aud diamond ornaments presented
by the bridegroom she carried bouquet Vi white rose
buds
SHEwEfIe-RAND on Dec. II. in tins citv. bv the
Rev George n Hepworth Linington shewell to uhvia
&. Rand.
sUMMONS-w1LBUR-1n Riverside Cal Nov ~ by
the Rev. W, II. Gross. J. Il summons to LYDIA N
Wilbur.
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REORG1NIzING THE MILITIA.
Trying to Make 10 National and DePsndent
On the Treasary for ttH Equipment.

The Executive Committee of tho militia
officers interesting themselves in the organiza-
ton Of "A national militia met yesterday in Gen.
Wngats's ollcr. and resolved 10 hold a national
convention Of militia officers OF the several
Stats in this city on Thursday Jan. II. 1879.
The programme Of points for legislation TO DO
advocated fo- the furtheTauee Of tho proposed
system includes;
nr,t-An annual prorriaiiou by Congress Of 81 go
md nnd ulno,,, militia ii he Several States, for tie
p9rchaso II arms. annunihon, ant other oIdnAIoo aud
sceo' = 4 pl-o"tneni OF board OF ontsers BY NE
nuD, b'~ ulon those o. Tic regular army for supply
Thri-l m'0riu,S Of militia uniforms for active erylee.
Fourth lAl' eng. :" I" esiabishcd "a every STAT
t~,,n u.s 90 LA and NJ. nsd@f AruiJ and na'y anno.
fiu-fhr general Government 10 ,nor annually a
saNi 4" col. 100 r!ri STAT or ia" nl!itia resiinr ne
sNm-A- .-un.ntuN no rr.'len. Of ten ofacer, On
iu pay ana a., Of tic'r srte, TO maze annual
m.ls euol' % NJ militia 49,. ,...-,... -, NJ. 1880.
s.rp A. "a he. INV 4, 81 r 80 'rn NJ.
Al atan' G,nsfai- ~ CAD. at s.nn "a ne mlhua.
Lcitcrs Wcrs rroDlvnI onUiug hcrrty ap-
proya of ne scheme, from rrig GIN = It"e'ler
~ Penney INanin. AdlL-(ru G. II. Is rury OF
hhodr lsinnd nnr,"rnmslrr'ti"n. H. y. Couch
and Cen. X. u Smith 81 Conea tout. Adlt-G"n.
,. r.. Noble q kHn.As. Asst Hasn't -Ch-n y. q,
No,Wout AuJi.-Grn. u. IiluMd 81 l.uo.s.
nfny g.H~r militia oh"'I- w On." Alabama
Iowa. F0riln. and olhnr SsH"s nud tho Gov
rrnofs Of Idaho .nd WisA u-,t.'u Territory.
Among tho onirnrS whose p,'f' onii prrsr nee
Grn. T. IS. Nodruhuurn, CoL 7 l.. Cru"udrn.
L. $. a. All. -Gcn. W. S. N,ryoat Nv jersey ;
Grn. Geo w. MngWr. Cui. j. III. CowpeT-
ihwuite. q %. T.. l., NoynruE. Cob W, Ii,
Blowu.ll md Col. " H. Startling.
iru. M,ng.r. after t.a cItsr % the meeting,
tlil thh th" mQVrm"ni Was hcgn 10 mako he
National Guard national bat siiup,y Ia the
s,u-t " nnkiag II more Ell j. nt me i"ring
ol Tie Nuioru Guard throughout ;hr country
hnd b'cn trstad and found ~ b. almost unlyeT-
SA.ly H. favor ui the plan
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we.,ehs.,.,'. .,nu,aou.c.

Tho special committee appointed hy the 81
hrfNsufS 81 Weui'hesirr 'o1nD - ih"r-trAr on, Ann
hous' hnNt REPORTED that the 'chdt-r'nr msiu.Atut-
nFainF II are hui rnl iut proved. ut Als nufuut.
nnh hat ne mrmh-fs and "h al ys-i'is u,r 81 ne
hmth az ihunta thoui refrain fton MAKING any ntulc.
lncn to tiit STATE bn,td thAIiu,s which tS arr an
NhhR 10 aA-anN NAvn caied upon 10 do st. OF una IL a.
pluNc tiC : q
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william MAArty Of horristoWn, N. j., for ten
years Clerk OF norris County ms sgCand d I'M viu
ekrI'd last Aovemter Is ihshe and las been isGc 10
lLe Norris Plains Asylum for LunaucS
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SAVED FROH HE WRECK.


Tho relatives of the Clymcr family living
in this city have Jus, rcceiv~f le,tor from Mae
Mary Clymer. who was on tho Panorama.
giving a tref hut vivid account Of the disaster
Tho letter is dated a, Dover. England. and
reads rs follows:
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ryie's q. Il. Soap
10 ue CliGapest-Ada

sterling slvcrSare 81 pr cent below cod At John
snis 40 Rnwry. corner HrOomC st headquarlcTs Tor
d., Asae Wedding presents Ado
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Invented ~ amp, c'ncnt Oh common pOr..a aaseTs
act quicker t'eTy NAY more lsne hclal-Ad
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II sou Have any Lung tomPtaint.
Cis Ulhlrs fastaless Col iiseT Otl, L'Har, aud Va
CAsify sold ly druggists, DepOL Ru~efg.- ode