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The board of Levee COmmiss.
toner's for The second district il
composed ~ follows: j. c. 10.
field, Ascension G. Hymel, St.
James; l.. ID. Martin, St. John
the Baptist 4; a. d. Bougere, st.
Charles Charles Dussuau, Jefer.
ann, Victor R&aud, Orleans jesse
w. Rosa, Piaquemine; w. w.
Pugh, Assumption, and J. 8.
Perkins, Laf0urcbe. Our friend
I. D. Martin informs % that there
is 90 danger Of crevasses till the
next rise Of the river.
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CINCINNATI.

The teaching a the metris sya.
ten of weights and measures II
shout b he inahgurated 10 the
pubic achoole a. CiWcimnati, Ohio.
10 thia end, NJ. Marlborough,
reincipal of The Afth nistrirf
school, and also Mrs. Read Of
the eleventh district school.
have each gives public ex.
h6itio0 q their several methods
q i@postiog the new matter to
slaaoia a papt)9 Zach trarhcr
q TIE Iighest grade ofihe district
aNaoole haa heen furnished by the
Board n Bducation with Chart
Ha I, iasaed BY the American
ueteie Bareau, contaiwiAg dia.
eram In fhll sise of the meeey, the
11w, snA the kle0vsss, and ol
theie Aecinal and iractjo,,al parts ;
sloo With 4 ,netee-atiek and tape.
liue, . metaliio lItes. deciliter, and
esaiiliter, and With kiloGram,
hsktogram. and sls.hagra,n
weighta. With thin torsniiabl
slphabet, it b l,voV,oaasl tn begin
at essce tbe imonlsm(joM IT a new
en0ssescixl language. Only think
q the ipaseasrd 0lslpostuuiiies
THU wew sysesm Win a6ard mis-
4
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This OughC TO serve ~ IN en-
conragememt to the extent OF a
cents 4 day at lesst by every one
who has it in his power to earn
even a scanty Compensation for
his labor. tits tree, - remarked
by another, that "every person
wastes enough in twenty or thir-
ty years, which, ifsaved and care
fully invested, wonld make fam.
ily qnite independent bnt the
principle Of small savings has
heem lost sight Of in the general
desire to become suddenly veal.
thy by some fortunate specula.
tiOu.S r H-
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A CURE FOR HYDROPHO.
BIA.

SOME ADDITIONAL REMARKS ON
THE SYMPTOMS OF THE DISEASE
IN DOGS.
To the Editor of the World.
SIR: In the edition Of your
valuable paper issued on the 4th
Of this month / read with much
interest a letter on hydrOphobia,
to which l beg to add a few re.
marks.
Mr.. NJ. II. Bonley read, in 1863,
a paper before the Academy Of
Medicine of Paris, in which is
contained mnch of the very nse.
fnl information you furnished
your readers, though your cor.
respondent has omitted some
points in the diagnosis Of the ma.
lady which are not without inter.
est. / quOt. the following pass.
ages from the paper itself: "a
very remarkable thing, and which
il qnite characteristic Of the d.
nm occ"nnt % "r r . ,n"rh;I desire q,
S;t;"c t"rs. %,swss" h;s ta.th
.",no c,,;octs cn;,o fcr.;rr - his
"s"o, T.r, thst H., w;i, Chow e".,
swoiiow Tn;. c,.t Ln"w~ ~.
~~s. ,"..h ,r;.,, .',s,,;.;"m - ,,n . a"c
who w;Il Zoo. nm na.l."v... cerr'
s,s w,," ill rr.w ,ha wcc.S ~
III. to"n.., .st a.. 18th +, rod.
e"s s - "r ,,.ro.,. u". 'T .h. .sr"- ~ ~,
.,h;.h =. I;ssw ~
T,,;. !. "ft:c to,,o~o,, h, ro,.
;t;r~. tI,s ,r.st.r ,hrcvc m :. T;,iI
~ No., ar"~" Gam ~" .to,~."h
~ h., ~. s,,';".".. ~ c.hor .h"."
.E;,"s NJ .I'" 49, ,r"v r.r. .~.,i'
% "vS ''S .
A~..,,.. .,,.;,,. .-n.4o,, :.
that she ,.h;I .i""s. ".,,.,,S r. n
80" a.r .~,i ,h.t ~;.S -. from,
no.: H. ,m"ha. -, ...h % "a. =.
-. ;.- ~ m".;c.. % s;r,;,". " 81 % tI,oss
~. H. - :" ~h".s - .h"".. ~ h"~.
h.s str..t M."r % r.,", ..'.;ient,
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We have had daily rains since
the beginning Of the week, and
fair prospects for more, which il
not needed. The fine appearance
Of the cane crop has been
greatly altered by swarms If cat.
erpillars stripping the plants Of
oil their their leaves nearly all
over the parish. No serious dam.
age ID unprecedented.
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manifest itself on the fortieth day,
and having many patients to see,
| put of from day tO day to take
the remedy I had discovered M.
mely, steam baths. On the ninth
day, while in my study. l had a
violent pain in my throat and in
my eyes my body seemed so
light that l felt 1 could have
jumped to a tremendous height,
or that If / leaped ont Of the wind
ow I could have fOated in the air.
NV hair was SO sensitive that it
seemed to me that ] could cOunt
each individual hair without
seeing it. The saliva was abun.
dmt in my mouth. The air pro-
duced a very painful impression
on me, and I avoided letting my
eyes rest on brilliant objects. |
had continual longing to run
about and bite, not isen, hut an
imals and all kinds of things
arOnnd me. ! drank with difficul
ty, hut the sight of the water was
more painful than the pain it
caused in swallowing it. l think
that - person suffering from by.
drOphobia could always drink II
their eyes were closed. The pains
Occnrrpd every five minutes, CON-
mencing at the wound and rum.
ing MP to the shOn!,ler. Thinking
that a steam bath was a PREVENT
We, not q cnre, l took One-not as
a cure. hut to try to smother my.
self. When the bath came to 81
degrees centigrade (l254 Fahren.
heit) all the symptoms lett me "a
by enchantmrnt. and since then l
have never felt them. l have at.
tended more than eighty persons
bitten by rabid animals; all were
cure,l by q vapor hath"
Ifa person has been bitten by
q mad dog, seven vapOr or Russ.
ian baths must bc given, from 81
to G3 degrees ccntigrade (9S3 to
14j4 Fahrenheit.) This is only a
preventive. II once the disease
has declared itself. only one bath
il necessary, rapidly heated to 81
degrees centigrade (9S4 Fahren.
heit), and then more slowly NJ to
53 degrees (1553 Fahrrnheit.) The
patient must then remain in his
room till he feels quite well.
CHsselrs Family Paper proposes
an ingenious method Of giving q
tapOr bath, which may couple.
ment the previOns information ;
for Russian baths in America are
not 20 numerous a. mad dogs
Take a piece Of quick lime half
the size Of the first and rub Il 0v.
er y bed sheet well damred, but
not no wet that water will drip
from it.; wrap np this sheet in a
dry one and fihd it In several
doubles place two bundles pre-.
pared in this WY, one on each si'
de of the patient, in his bed; On
abundant stream will como from
the damn sheets and the lime
which will keep warm over IN
hour by that time the lime is 70
slncesl to powder and can easily
be removed from the sheets with
ont inj"rimg them. In using this
methOsl it is not necessary to give
the patients warm drinks nor Il
overload the bed with blankets.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-07-06

Axst Si1rvs Reoollectioas Of an Old
Tms F6xvta Of Jelly Fsstieal.
Sarah Winter kellogg IN d. Nicholas.
Marley came holting into Aunt
Silvy'a cabin. This is what he
usually did when things vexeil him.
"Irs meanr he said, snatching
olf bis large straw bat md wiping
the perspiration from his brow.
Aunt Silvy was l,eeling peaches
II .lIying-great, Duscious Indian
ptach2s too, beetred from down
to rit.
ss0eema like yer'a al'ays hn'in'
aomethin' mesn," she said, a the
long reeling dropped into the pan,
and she proceeded 70 stone the
peach, which looked a. though
pared by machinery. "What's de
matter nowi Somethin' Tbout de
barkcue p
"Ypa, the committees been 'roun'
here to zee what Pad subscribed,
an he signed fbr one xhoat
Think how it1l look !-sWm. Cole.
man, one shoot' Az the paper q
goin' all over the comfy; every.
lxMly n ~ it-Geweral Bradshaw,
and Mandy, and ell the girls! II
I wouldn't give anything hat q
a'eam ole sl'oat, l wouldn't pot my
name down + all.~
sNeler had 10 sich pa6awman.
ces at yer gr1npaw Thompsowe.
He Rster aniacri(,e = hesp e. deal
sm' dum' an'mal& I'meMbers one
Rmf July - su'scsibed-lem me
ere ef I kin IN -mber what all he
lid xa'hrril,e. Thar vac tw0oxes
| ~ Tev<4 milk cows, an
~ dGt 6'lieve il, , Marley inter
rupsrd.
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The steamer Oxackita Belle, now
running In the Bayou Sara trade,
has been purchased by captains
J. ]. Dodd and ]. II. Mossop.
aud will soon engage in the Red
river business.
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"GREATOAKS FROM LITTLE
ACORNS GROW"

Constant though moderate
gains will increase to astonishing
aggregates in the conrse Of years.
Here, for instance, il a table
showing by computation what
would he the result at the end Of
tifty years from saving q certain
amount each day and putting it
at interest at the low rate OF six
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Thanks tn our friends Of the
Belle and Mary Ida for New Or.
leans daily papers.

QuERY: "Why viii men smoke
common tobacco, when they can buy
Nar6usg Bros. Seal Of North Caro-
Rss,' as the sane price r 2febIy.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-07-06
SATURDAY AUGUST :'rd 1873
At II O'Clock 4. N.

the following described property to wit:
Is.. A certain plantation Or tract of land
siia ted in the Parish of ~. John the Baptist
in This State. on the left hank of the Missis.
sippi River. measuring seventeen arpents
front bv the usual derth Of forty arpcnfs,
together with the hack concessions theteuntO
belonging. bounded on the upper sid. by the
lands herein secondly dcscribc,l. formerly
belonging "a r. Laudrcnuv and Mrs. ~. Ire
gre AMI on the lower side by lands belonging
to Marrcllip Pcrilloux.
2nd. a certain tract of land cultivated ms a
sugar plantation. situate. living and being in
the Parish If st. John the Baptist IN flis Sta
te. on the left bank If the Mississirpi River.
nj u distance If abost forty miles above the
City If New Orleans. measuring ahout thirty
five upents more or less front ON said River
Ly tie ordinary depth of forty arprnfs. be-
tween closing lines: together with the dou-
hle concession containing thirty siv 4Oll0O
acres: said plantation hcinc bounded on the
npper line hy lands now ar late Of Mrs. Ollie
Tregrr AID an the lower line ',v lands belong
ing ia W. 8. Adams herein firstly dcscribcsi.
Together with all the buildings and i'm.
provcmenis thereon and therunto belong
ing. tie rights. WAYS. privileges and appurt.
cnancs- thereto belonging including all
rights of Baiturc and the crops nj present In
the ground.
Ais" So mules. rs large carts, ANAL carts,
I old Hor.e. Cow aud Calf. ! Bull. Sixty
pl"ws. . Corn plaNtcrs. let farming uten'
-ils comprising old hoca. spades. shcvels,
Sc. and nll other things attached 10 and he
longing 10 ss,il plantation.
The whole of the above described property
"a Ike sold in block.
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. GREAT SENSATION
IS WHAT
JOSEPH STEIN

1. crrating in HAHNvILLE with his SHOE
FACTORY. Shoes far Ladies'. shoes far
Gentlemen. shoes for Children. shows for rich
and poor, shoes for all. nnasle To order. by the
Respectfully solicits the patronage cf the
good people "f St. John the Baptist, irr~s.
p-c'ivc Of color. sex or previous condition.
Give JOE trial!
Address. JOSEPH STEIN. Hahnville,
iJ'y77iy. St. Charles Parish.
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SHERIFFS SALES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
4ru JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
D RIsU OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
JOSEPH WALTON
VS.. No. G2S
JAMES WATSON.

Iy virtue of and in obedience 70 writ If
seizure and sale dated June 2ind 1873 and
to me directed bv the above Hon. Court in
the above entitled snd numbered suif have
seized and will offer for le nj Isihlic anc'i"n
to the highest bidder at The Court House III
thin Parish on
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II n "a week in yonr own town. Is
II Outfit free. No risk. Reader, II
you want . busiuess q which
persoas q either EEK can nssks
Maine.
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1HcMTcl II you want IN MAKE
006 ID MONEY plcssastly end last.
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TO MAKE MONEY
Pleasantly and fast. agents should address
FINLEY, HAKvEY 4 Co., Atlanta, tia.
ejr76.ly.
GOOD BOOKS
FOR THE

Farm, Garden, and Household.
The .fc'loscixy Volwable Books wW
Be ssPplied from the Office Of the
Mesck0cfbf.
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1. Subscribers who do not give express notice
70 the contrary are considered as wishing 10
continue their subscriptions.
>. 1fauy subscribers order the discontinuancs
OF their newspapers, the publisher may con-
tinue 10 send them until an arreaages are
paid.
3. Irsuhscrlbers neglect or refuse 90 take their
newspapers FROM Tie offices Co which they are
directed, the law holds them responsible until
they have settled the bills, and ordered them
discontinued.
4. III subscribers remove 20 other places with
out informing the publisher, and the newspa-
pers are sent TO the former direction. they are
held responsible.
.. The courts have decided that refusing 90
take newspapers from the office, or removing
and leaving them uncallcd for, is prlma facie
evidence OF Intentional fraud.
o. The postmaster who negiects 70 give the
legal notice Of the neglect OF q person 10 take
from the Office the newspapers addressed o.
him, is liable 10 the publisher for the subscrip-
ton price.
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AS. af.er sailing over stormy seas,
a SHIN. flll-frai GIFTED from foreign shurn
Comes pressing laudward ln the lrsheued
whore swar.lly headiands brcasltheb bulows'
roar
And in its soa-sought anchorage calmly swings
When gray beard Twilight siooms the riur-
Folding 90 rest bis iong-cxcried WINGS,
Kissed by Tine cool lips ol the ocean spray
So has ny mind its anchorage found
In lle stll. larhor OF "a sweet content.
Laul-l1cEed from fears Thar bean .Trifh cer-e-
on coasts ioam-aeeked with surres chill and
spent.
No iretti1e cares disturb BIS sheltered calm.
OR break the silence of its flli repose:
Inc breeze blows sreeflT over beds of balm
and soothcs forever Old memorial woes.
And as The sailor in the harbor dreams
ln silent witches Of his venturoue nfe.
Aud ln the swell of f.ir-o0 music seems
To hear thesonss once wooing him 20 strife
So. hoating safely on the sheltered sea.
ROCKED oy ilc lazy cbhiug of the tide,
i dream ol all mv lila had lougel 90 he.
I'D Nain ambitions oi It's restless pride.
7 dream o. fall The bright aIIuring alme
ial EleaInei rom iar upon its h-tAer way
D et ever faded, IS ihe star whose iame-
ts.lt iu iiie llllIaucc ol ihe coming 4ays-
The hopes that flashed athwart the western sky
When life and love walked proudly haad Do
hand,
yet ever sank before The eager eye
Like looming castles in "a mirage land.
7 drink again the melody that Goats,
seem tu fcel fhe nlnr1u- Hraeres blow.
J bear rle welcome Oh Thousand tlruais--
But iu ilil.iou do lot long io goo
Tho calm of manhood iuIls the Wild desires
That stirred me once, H .euaef-llefrltl boy
Bur cannot riiII fle freuI 1iiu4 ol ine Tyres
Thnt Good The -oul with memories of l0y.
In Frar1. Tn Iarhrrs or I'fa's oulctuda,
Zach idle wave tlaf spIa~les on the shore.
Thrills with old songs tle tranquil Thought
fnar brood
on buried ille'es soul-cncrcl once moro.
Tie past Us u.lst Te' Orb our Iife belongs
Tn. fa.rHs huas THAT Ilaue ifs past divine.
Tile fIII-t0uel music oI It- sweetest SONGS.
The warm, rich spicndor OF ifs summer shine
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WASIHNGTON TERRITORY.

CLALLAu COUNTY.
Neah Bay, New Dungeness, Port Angeles.
CLAEKE.
Battle Ground, Brush Prairie, Fourth Plain,
Martins Bluff, Pioneer, Stolgltou, Union
Ridge, Vancouver, Washougl.
cHEHALIs.
Cedarrille, Chehalis Point, Elma. Hoquiam,
Montesiuo, Oakville, Salsop, sharon.
COwLrrz.
Castle Rock, Freeport. IIal1rna, Lower Cow
lltZ, Monticello, Mt Collin, Oak Point fekin,
silver Lake.
Coupevllle, Coveland, DuealIy, Utaiady.
IEFFERsoS.
Port Discovery, Port Ludlow, Poit Townsend
KING.
Black River, Dwamish, Fall City, Seattle,
Slaughter, Sno4ualmy, SquacEi White River.
KrrsAP.
Port Biakelv. Port Gamble, Pori Madison,
Port Orchard, Seabecz- Ieckli.
KLICKTrAT-
Block House Columbus, Goidendale, Elicii-
LEWIS.
Alrernon. Boisfort. Chehalis Ciaquato, Cow
liiz, Glen Eden, Little FANS, Meadow Brook,
chuck, silver Creek, Winiock.
MASON.
Arcadia. Lightville, Oakland, skokomish.
PACIFIC.
Brucorort. Broolyfeld, Knappfou, Oysiorvillc,
Riverside, south Bend, Unity, Woodward's
PIERCE.
Elhi. franklin. Lake View, New Tacoma,
Puyailup, sieiiacoom City', IaconA
san JUAS.
san Juan, Topaz, orcas.
sNoHoNIsH.
Centerville, Lowell, Mukiitco, snohomish,
Tulalip.
Cascades.
MANS Creek, Pine Grove, Rock Creek, Rosalie,
spokane Bridge, spokane Fails, Union Ridge,
Walkers Prairie
Coaf Rank. Beaver. Miami Prairie. Olympia.
Tanalquoit, Tenino, Iumwafer, leim-
wAHKIAKUU.
Cathlsmef, Eagle CHI, skamoksway, Water
wALLA wALLA
Ainawia. Huntsville, DAYTON. rataha. Paiaha
Prairie, Tukanon, Waiisours, Waila Nalia, ?,
Whitman.
wHATCoN.
Cedar Grove, Guemas, IA Conner, Lehmhi,
Lummi, Lynden- Nooisecnk, Point William
Samish, Seahome, seiahmoo, ship Haruor,
ship Island, skagit. Truder, " hatcom.
WHITMAN.
Cedar Creek. Coifax, Ewarfsvil1e, owen abnrg.
Palouse, Steptoe, Union Flat, Walton.
YAKIMA.
Aitauuln. E.leuslurg. 7 Fort slmcoe. EiffiiaS
1Nainnowock, Nanum, Pleasant Grove, selah,
'Money orssr Omces.
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CONTINUED next woek.l

An English writer asserts that there
are real spiritual snakes aud other rep
tiles, as well as ghosts OF human beings.
Tn this light tit is possible that the fellow
who drinks 10 excess really does see
snakes, etc.
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History makes haste TO record great
deeds, but often neglects good ones.
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The NEW NORTHWEST Is not a Woman's
Rights, but a Human Rights organ, devoted
TO whatever policy may be necessary to secure
the greatest good to the greatest number. Il
knows no sex, no politics, no religion, no party,
no color, no creed. It's foundation is fastened
upon the rock Of Eternal Liberty, Universal
Emancipation and Untrammeled Progression.
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MISCELLANEOUS


rUHE ABOVE INSTRUMENTS CONTAIN
i an the Improvements found in
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ESTABLISHED 1859.


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.N--Ntf t- IS p. 81. A2l r. NO til.--r unless
H. .-. l- -.'i-t0-A- -'' gees -.i -.i,.N-li- pre-
Auihaft exam tl''l~- 40 aalilo-Hl lees
-Hi a ..'.-a- ana t'illie. .-l- A Ir'ia..ll-i-.
special attention -lFen lo interference cases
Ie-Nlr me l.-H--l N.i-l'- FA-rL SION, before
.pn-it--r LH-llA-eineu- ~llls lu dII-Ieut
states, and a-i litigation pertaining io luyen-
..'l-- NI Lt.-NI~- 7.IA stamp lol pam ll-el
tnile1 STATES Nni-r-a ana AleI'hrii iiilents'
Claims prosecuted .u the -rur.lue Court OF
tha United STATES. C1urI of claims. Court Of
Comm. toner's nf Alabama Claims. southern
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Flrst-Class Organs,

Many of which are used exclusively by us.
They have IMPROVED SWELL, IMPROVED
BELLOWS. PATENT REED and SOUNDING
BOARDS. IMPROVED REEDS, VALVES, and
STOP ACTION, with KEYS of the FINEST
IVORY, IVORY FRONTS. SOLID EBONY
sHARrs, CLOTHED MoETsEs, BRASS
GUIDE PINS, ENGRAVED IVORY STOPS,
PEDALS, eareted i'm rich designs, e'e.
We manufacture but one class of work, and
one Of our INSTRUMENTS is i'm general re-
spects equal to another, as aras cspaet
goes THesame
smooth, Finishing yoicing and Fine
Action,
Which are so satisfactory 20 good players, VIII
. be found i'm every organ upoa our Iis,, Che DIFF
ference in price beusreguated by thee capacity
ofthe Instrument, and the dlEsrence in the
/ style and omamsutauon Of the case. Every
Instrument mry warranted. send o- Price
List
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These Organs took the First Premium
at the Oregon State Fair IN 1876.
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Rally. Friends, 20 the support Of iinsna1
si=hf- and The Peoples Paper.
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THE NEW NORTHWEST.

SEVENTH TEAR OF PUBmClnOXI
THE new NORTHWEST,
a Weekly Journal
DEVOTED 70 The PEOPLES BEST MTREsTsI
Independent in Politics and Religion
MRS. 4. A.J.DUSIWaY-.-EdlIoF and Proprietor.
MRS G. A. COBt Editor.
I OFFICE OF PUBuCATIoN-southwest cor
ner Of Front and Washington Streets, lup-
stains, Portland, Oregon.
EDITORIAL ROOais-Corner Fourth and ''F'
Streets.
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Art Gallery, Morrison street.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-16

MEArHrs. Oct. ll,-Tbe,4 weather il
sultry aud warm with showers this morn.
ing. The weather Is stlll threatening.
BAroN RouGE. Oct III - fry new
cases ahd deaths Since the begihpng
Of the lepidenl 3 WI have Lad so,ne , .UOU
sick aid about 10 leaths The rain !, orn,
Of day before yesterday brought natel'ef.
Another warm speI is'tringlngl an ,arreas,
lefUases Great aes, linton prevailssE
7TEtl iattf ttt NailIs II 4 s.alsN
~ PATrERsoSyILLE. Ia; Oct. ll.-The
lever i speeding in Bayou TecLe. The
fever appears j, q malignant form Among
blacks. -, .,,..n =, 49, ..3. -. s''',
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-16

Z "A II
= Mr.. Dernns the Attorney Gsnersl of the
United States y s'Hely exercised sbOui m.
tiripate'I troubles. both ID The cnt,ing cleo.
tim, md in preliminary meetings q Re
pnblie4ns. aud issues his instructions TO u.
>, Msrsbals 70 eFfqrss ths Iawr " TSsh ca
en- made aud provided, a,Ble@hisignors1,
old scail Tie lrpabIica6s n North Caro-
Ina ask 40 .uch precaution.,, They snj5S
fall liberty. II the OLD Attorney had been
10 Raleigh the. other dsy. be scald have
seen 1T bis parry frissdsa had pot only H.
i'erty bat liceiAe. NJ tttnE s5at Aig,p ,
"a The 05ssrSeS 'ihtimates That TOuters I.
a, the bottom 81 The scare. Ills "sfteen
nrg,O IN The mil Pgnd'' story was a success
ui,t the Ssrfhera. PsopIss and he iray be 1t
his'tfIeks sga.n ~ get up smother scare.
80, Il Il not a STE game 10 play twiee.
I,rt The precautions d the A,torney are
a.idls and unsliled for that they are re-
JetTsd 60 snIy 10 sI.or di,e Hniwas IN ID.
mini.trst:un Which isuiways feeling Cor the
weApuHs which ever did such god sesise.
but waieh the common sense o. the country
ilss rpB1ssnnsd ~ disuse. t.s.,g ,.. g.~~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-16

..,Ew OgLEAss Oct. It'll, woatl err
i clear aud warm; lcl hes cases aud 40
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-16
YELLOW FEW FIR.

MEMPHIS. Oct. l0.-Oontinucd rain
since YESTERDAY. aATLe feyer has appeared
ID every station 81 lhs GAINESVILLE Road
between Memphis xnd lhris ennssses. ex-
cspting Stanton. aid B,:ils station.
NEw onrr&ks. 0cs.eao.-Wsaihcr
cloudy, one hundred and thirteen new cases
AID AZ deaths.
GHATTANocA. Oct. l0.--Dr. vanie-
man reports for the last twen,y,four. hours
ending p. IN; 3 d aths; two colored, the
other "a white, child. Twenty -four new
eases slssspl Icalorc,l. Northeast storm
during the last forty -eiglt hours uniayur-
n