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IOlfiSiANA

The aweet p"tato crop Of FL ''llarlcn Iar'ah
for thn present yoa' ID worry laiE"
Tie town IF i!ayoli snrn ~ moi only o"t 81
aal int hnan auIpua IL ai0O IN It's trnRsuIy
Arproyol blIla ngnnat Woat Ifnllrlnna pai
lnh ren,lly tind y market M ninety liva onriH
rpah
II IL d remarkable Tact that while othot
country inwna have cards un almost eymv
other door. "l'hia hounN IT, lrt ihera ~ not
/, siuuIa house ulrni ~ small In the town nt
Washington that r. mol occupied w Ian
dry News
Mary Janr WIIllann. n"a'" GIN. wn1
=hlnIght tp Enyvllo llnn Al" ~ iunninf.
and committed IT, ieil on y shaiN" 81 murder
Ihn Etnl,hod n negro woman named lIhHih
I!ntrm,uha iii Monday with u butcher bnit".
klllinr hct almost tuatnnily W. arc nni ~
formed ms Ia tho .,,ltian IT tho murder llteh
lnnd lIeaooIt.
Auatjleln Inns boom going thn rounds 81 The
proaa I'll nnilln tiInn. affirming That the crop
,,r n,tunl would bn apu0nn hoghnntn nl"to
than that 81 IlGa We would he clad I" 50"
tho figures md niniiatirn upon whtnh tl'ls
nai Innate IL l,aard TT tile strp 81 iltta equals
ihnt uf i4ia II will ho moro han nul imaHina
item rat, mako II Ihihdnux hentlnel
TN tho tnu,h inatisnt. two nogro hnya roail
Ing gu the Fllkei place IN THE paliali, aged
respectively seventeen aint i'i'nen Years. a''
nrrnn,pauina ~ another ~ some eight yenin.
won't out rabbit huntlnE Tho iiftonn ynni
old dnihny finally shot nnh killed. tho nltloi
o,lr. md that Intentionally. 50 nRyn tho smnll
hoy Tie onn who Ella thn shooting Ia IN
.iali Ilnat ltrlcnnn Patriot lininnrint.
Rnvnrnl ,lnya ago Mira Andre, who liv"h 81
ihn Irpho ncnt linlry'a landing. len hci
children, rpvrtnl In number tho oldest nhhuf
cphi y,aia 1T ng" Ia II" h"nno, whHlen llro
wna burning while Rhn stepped out w. take
oou,n rlnth,,a from n line moan hY. On hni re
tam shn found ono If I'll" children. n boy
nlmut raui, burned ~ daRth illt o"tifE
rprghl litn aud nn ono but iho eight Ynni OLD
nhili tnlnr noar hn apon nln ltih hal iihln
fate IHt lnndty Nawa
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waiting for the Fun


clifton on lila way homo lntr tho other
night AMY il hoy Hittng in front Of II hotnlN on
linton atrent What you dolng horn
bulb he Inquired. IL turprla". SIN Keep
ettll :" hi4el thu boy. III u whisper ~ ilvr
hnrc. "WnIl why don't y"n go Int" tn"
houao7" pnlH tho clifton. Waiting taf iuu. "
replied tho boy. Father just gone IN, IiN
told me 10 wait TIL ID told heI he'd horn 4"
til, lodge ANA then could como In md say
fouIdn't lind him. and mol mention his being
In the billiard hall but | know mother. mad
II yplt'll wait il minute yuu'Il hear something
kinder bang against tho eio If the room
Iil,r" And just NJ tint inatnut mnllled
sound issued ftamthn room where light WA
yltdhtr Tint. hiu' That's fath"f tx
eamc,l Tho boy In great gl'q'. iftn" by won II
t,4lr Ii lamp mnpl, and Dion I'm going To
rush In and lock ont fpr Iit'r Tho Ciiiaau
pnfae,l on aul lott the boy sitting On the gat"
WITH thr Itvelteat Interest depicted IN hills
pntntCnHurr.
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us,,ssina New Reforms.

Tho New Work Yinra nRyH iho reform
measure lately promulgated hy tho Gar. nj
tho very moment wh"n Nh aasaaRin 81 hand
wnn once more raaoi ngninat hla lifn, forum
thu srepnd act Of tho grrRt drama Of which
1861 wna tho first. Tho decree ~ omnncipn
tiun turned tho Imlruted peaenntry Into mon !.
tho establishment OF II aounttl ehoRnn partly
by thoir own votes turns them Into riiHhna.
IL Is true TINT portion Of tho council le to
cpuaiaf or mnmhnTn "nnmlnniUl from tho
nobility by tho Gar hmaolf. but thta cotl
cnpsinn 10 marlbund fnudnlan ~ ~ nothing
IN tho fneN OF Tho onn over whNlIning Intt that
tho common paopin pf Rn{en have Tor Tho
iirnt timN ii VOICE In their own governments
Such II mnnplro III the first Rtop toward sup
plying Kuaala y grelltoRt want. VT. rAog
niHed middle Clnas. Strictly speaking. Rhn
ina hitherto Ind no middle clnR nj all. haS
Ing hunn till Nnfy recently what Western IN
roIe. enil!lrd 10 hu with tho fall of tho fnlal
av,tru il maas Of Rlavna ruled by n handful
~ upHlpA
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TIE BABY PLANT.
A Beautiful Botanical Wonder,
Portland Oregon, Hlaniard

Portland NtfaAnhl HiHHHHIh
No curiosity exhibited ~ thia city 'et Years
l,nh attracted aurii general attention as 'iial
wonderful plant NJ Hhannahan'a htt cutlery
Ttlly lU0n people have vlattnd The place ~
lunk anon ihia botanical @nnda'. " V stio ~
ia Indigenous IL Japan ~ technical t"rnl
haE t.t been nHreitainnl, hut u ~ hnnWiit
aud appropriately So. NJ the hahY lnet
II Ia III tho peila lily. sometimes attaining q
height II fnt foot null hlDrauniHg semi
annually. Tia ona ~ which w@ WittN ~
huy.syat uui more ihpn iwolyn iurhPa Il,
height with lenvrn about SIX intlioa t'''lE a''i
i,v,, inahfa willie Tho ffnwet Ia RtR ahhpeh.
having tvs pcinIH " u hnn'l@nm" hinWh h'''
ynliaw color Tho uRlys ettitelnh nv R''
iaata n tiny lttle figure that hnhih ~ $3.50
reconnaissance Ia n nude hahV. Ito i'li'n arms
ami Irun tnttHiiptoaaH AMI thu eyes 'atti'f'N
marked tlpyprnH nver this Htntniiivh tnl'1
IL ~ ANAL canopy. angel -ahhp"h, having ~
tended arms md wingn. and pheilng emae'1
into tile faro pf tdio infnnt IN" 'n'oi'V ~
niat,tH pF which The "hahy Ia q member, PFC
,iuna nnt only the npoclmnn now aSh'hl,i"h'
lut also give perfect limitations, u atlch thny
can ba ,IuHlptatnd, ~ different nntnaln, ~
arufe and hirdn Mtn MARX liaphinH. ~ anll
Ernutiaro bna ono IT tho latter vallotlea To-
yyhi@h sann were paid Tho plasli grows a. ""
nboui three fret III height. when tnlly mn
tu,sd aud whom IN full hlaon tho ono now "
th,a city will look liltn a shlpwieehsh t"ui'd
ling hospital
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aaa@apss of pFOslunw.

IAYOu VH"Mh.I.ibN lev atnpnior Exchange
bales cotton /. iaoasnaEna 81 ! w i.nrhtdge 80
~ Lehman A braham &0u Levy. Loeb. Shhentnf
600 No A Monitor vi &! w Bentnll q" 70 e.
tlfart lltna I rnl AtalI 4 tumonviliS / bbla
Eai ~ hhds sugar ~ hhfR moaaaas L. I,aanRsagnn
/ do evi Newman u hbla auFpt hhda stgar to
4 w rurhrtdgn 300 > bbla anpa, lnry. I"oh. hcr.u
rar Sro ! Ratts ter an Il peas j q @po' Nh
A ,ln Clam ilIou Aao "a half q bba augat 10
hlda surer II chnt1 Miiithnp do EYkoski Ma
made do Robert Haze 4 son 1 do l. q t!thsti +
,Iptlu Calder - baEea II lieot II hidea t."
l. .aoananEna u do int h son fitoE pt II. hdns II
ua, L q ttrn 4 Nelaun $50 sHndtifn \" "ta"t "th
a0i halrH e.tt"n - hhdH nugnr VI hbls sftta 4 'tu
utolaHaah 81 III tiN
HAYOu EAEAlAEtA For hteam"i In"t fiaiad
10 hhda atgnt Il hhla mnlr aana 80 iltnmnH AGa -
,lu ilithatd hiilhnn eluii iea - ard"I "tal ~
hhda ait. nj u bhta mn a"noa
a. IItn For atnnntat ! w Garrett anf hnigan ~
aacka Data 4 i'tudb"utmn 1@b'in NJ EoIof" 500
~ raGhn corn w II Mat ewp a HI. oe@ do E "
VILLAIN Srn unte Va ltIna hay Shan flraa
anta ~ bhla hout Vattip 4 Mo'tina, 10 do I"
ko'loak ~ s. ttaneranm ~ do Hartman 4 i'cttianu
aarhe entu 80 snuka oats Z. bills flour Glover s
0lendahl VT nnskn oats tft hana hay li4V s@6t .
.o,u w alfaOn Tarnhild Aon 100 Ia lia aauhE "a 10
loo bhla meal Howard & over 70 hha hominy 20
bhla rtiia & II i.awtsuno Sno 700 naek oats \ A
Madden Htn'ltiss 10 order
NJ LOUIS Fer Rtnamet Il NJ N1tien md hatgaa
$4,000 huahnla III bulls ia nidot aiH hales hay
thaa Blaaanuta
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lisnafnn Commercial fuleiu,
Why In Il that ataserss havr u1etp "horrsd
bnd enlda'' thaa ether people
, why Ia II the rInRibu@ ot dat drtvnr %,N'# all
aAnannGrrR wanting 81 tida wiitssi his vehicle
Ia ihuimni fnl ami never uNtttps yduf frantic
gestures to him when he ~ driving along with
Il half-emptS vehicle
WHY IN IL that people always $40 paragraphs
that reflect unplnasantly upon them IL the
nevapaprra. aud when they have patttru=
larly favorable noticr thsv l,appNn not To
have rend tho parNr that day
Why In IL that the old follow IT, whom vort
prnIno tho new nttnt aiwaya replies, "NsR. II "
worry good hnt vnu ought 10 llavn urnn tnams
ing nul,n actor thnt,R heen dnRd twenty live
yearaI # you would have aeon th' part
Acted
Why Ia II That The man whom You ask II hr
likce the ahrrry. always hns nh nncrdoto Nf
old wine IL toll
Why IN II that actora generally think ntlnra
PLAYING III their apecia line Ut business have
so many glarpg faults
Why Ia tt that all eminent" fraEoiiana
think the legttmato drama y going e. tho
dogs ,..u.s,,
ttn box In Tho Safety norNAit ynnltt. aud
Joke him about tho hulk VI hia securities that
he always ''wiRhoa Il was all hiA
Why III II. when YOU ar" moat anxious I"
road important intelligenCHin thaneWspHpar
tlloa AT the board Of trade. aonr young man
liz reading q story on tho miscellany sIdtN NJ
the panpr or some old gentleman haa turned
back faur daya iaaua to find u paragraph
Why Ia tt the man recalling newspaper IN
tho horAcuiir hnranns 80 deeply Interested III
Its contents when poorly dresRnd woman
gets In. hut Immediately n1ti'ea nnd NaGat#
his atslt when one In variety show hair.
Siainshornugh hDunrt aud elk dress Reta III
Why IL II tho man WHO has boon regularly
taking and reading II city ptprt from y "Nuu
try poatotlirN Tor four years without paying
for H. and fnnaly holievrs chat liz + forgotten
instead az overlooked II wv indignant whon
at last n htl ia aent him. and knows hN
stop ped the paper long age
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Fitt"burE Pa, dispatch aRya Mr. I. r.
Scott. m elderly man md wt9tlthy NOR
ehant 1T that atty. wnA In New York n few
,Inya ago. WHEN young manat eoHiei him "t
broadway, who called him by uH:no. and aHirl
hc wns q nephew al John ShoetlbrrGer. Of
rlttaburE. HI persuaded MIR Scott I" go
with him Into room on tits top of tall
building somewhere uu broadway 70 Identity
him Tho Old confidence Hnulc was then
played hut MIR Scott would not loSo amy
money and attempted To- Ioavn the room but
"a buiIy negro prevented him Ihe Young
man and another man demanded Si2u0, ana
said II they Gid not gel tn" maney he would
soon he llUating In the Eust rycI. lie had
only n llttlr money, but they 5nil his check
would do. Il" agreed To this but drew the
check on ii hHul whcro he had no deposit.
Rud was then released Ivy the men. who
seemed To- know his financial standing. Tho
old gentleman left New York hur1lealy and
did not have Time To hunt the men w again.
Naturally thM ehn.k was not nAtl.
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al}y aIeKr1tull.I
RROM THR PASS KS.

Port EAps Dec u. D. IN. Barometer 3o:1o.
Wind northeast. fresh, Weather cloudy.
Arrived: At $40 this morning Steamsh o
Chase. BAKER IL aster. from 10y West. to Il. b.
Post h Son.
master from New York TO g. A. Whitney 4 Go.
at 1850 this morning. German Steamship Han
noyer Himbeck master,, from Bremen, via
American ship Alice NJ. Mnott Whitmore
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OTTAWA. Doe H. \ shocking ease Of neg
let ina Jurt com" 10 Hight III Hull, uear this
city youth seventeen years oil age WAS
taken down with smallpox aud his family
deserted him. Tho urighbots hearing OF It.
went To thu house where he was stopping
with bowl III soup. On entering tho room
they found the youth covered with blood and
almost nj the point Of death The soup being
placed 10 hi4 lips, h. ravenously swallowed
II. An examination showed that ne had eaten
flesh from one of his arms In his agony Of
hunger He died few minutes after the ar
rival of the neiEhbOrs
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indiana ana the EXODUS.
WASHINGTON Cor. n. Y Herald, Doc,

Washington Cor. n. Y. Herald Doc 5.
State Senator Foster, Of Ripley county, In
diana. Is III the city and was questioned to-
ssay with regard to the negro emigration TO
his State. He reports that about two thou
Sand negroes have reached there to date.
fTha first lot that arrived LII the State consist
"a III fifty men and four women, but now they
sra rushing In with all their relations, and
some of them are In deplorahle state Of des-
situtlon. The people OF Indiana would well
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sam ward I'm London.

Our latest and most welcome New lnrk
yisitor Mr.. sam Ward, has been entertained
Al Dalmcny during III" last few days, after
having dined at half tho clubs IN London and
riled all the second hand hookshopa Of their
choice treasures He has added 10 his stores
some books with inserted plates and scarce
etchings. the like of which never saw before.
They were got ny after years 81 hunting
about printsellers shops Ia Paris, BY gen
tleman who had the luck e. 20 In search OF
'.proofs before letters, before they became
almost rs costly M diamonds.
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The New Crop of CoioneIs.
IphtIndeIphia record.

II seems that some OF the negro colonels In
the South-o whom, rs OF white military
heroes, the crop Is increasing as the war re-
cetes got the title by the mistake OF type
settlers, who took the "col, which was meant
to signify that they were colored, az mar
tlal title.
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John Dunn's anti missionary sentiments
are largely due Ii II said u AN apprehension
az the Inconvenience to himself which the
teaching of the missionaries would be likely
to entail. They would insist that the 50
Mesciames Dunn aud 342 litte Dnnns should
he clothed and educated, and might possibly
take to flirting with the former.
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ii,'nl'ItF =,
aaht"v@n"'i II,
~ ~
ViIhshnra mn, euo1n,,
hh''W nR'i W't'o' wv, y tt,t,,' f,1
'eH'h il'lHN= 'h5l' 49, -.
The Fnn"heu MI lexhhatin tt',lh hfil'ti 10
got nwny hntntdoY nlghi "na l"t p"h'"' NY
morning III" john tht!n"n w. ~ h3"i
mud Will return +" lhhyh " e'lh"nHny ~ 'itsi"s
Tho w J.. halliday md FHlui" 'hy l"t' l'I
for ~. louis tho halliday bud 1000 hogRhanha
enrni. 100 hattels in"lhaana }0l1 tHtaE hFsh NV
ro,k nal il bot ~ uita"lon""na tI"ish' IN"
Eniur"tlty t"at lmtg"a md had }it' h"N"t
tin aud h4s taua li"tt.
Tho GltY ~ Augusta haH boon hotnino,' 10,
pnlt Inc TIA" BRONX To- h"t mhehln"iV, mn WI
nn' 10 r"ndF hal"ra 7" lnorlnW ~" WIN l'ltV"
"Wednesday morning y HI" Welhan rlantn
ton. md ihntnnif"r WIN hnf nrNuatanhmi reEu
lnittE. ~ this Nnth0llhti W" sth'e ~ ~ 20, ~
Juoa 81 tihn Htnu fth III" i"t"l Whi''n ~
| oulr"nt on Tue e"hal thnt 5iin 81 no nmE'th
WIS tnpiafanlinR lh@ ~ ~ h"eusih - ''ltP'
root In" hiEInfn rides on hNl own WhVH -
| l39iafnVht. attends TO hfI own f1laln'ha h"a
hnr aud 'in"da y" llilns
~" John! 'l"~ntl haa h""h wl'l,s'rnwn from
Tho White ilvs ttaaN hnl No. : ~ .t'n 'e,ui
Tho mont nh1 hthHneh elhtn = 'mpi W. WON
sni IL communal II lHrRh.d otntk. l"av"a 10
morrow ntHn NJ Y. M l9f NE hA'hittt
through IT, nuhhhitR thtV. me 'Htt y - M "a
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
WAN IlnrA nrM Hnr. [

WAR nHrA pTMHHT.
Hlanal Horvinn. United atatea Army.
nniIy meteorological record for tho eight hours
ending nj 10 % +. N Hnndav nennnbar IL.
InhnnrvntIoua takan ~ tho anina moment uf
limo nj all nthiiuna,l
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Dents kearney In a talk on the sand lot
one night last week, announced that he would
soon start for Ireland to assist In keeping up
the land agitation.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT MONDAY, DECEMBER Is 1870

,npaiar twenty ono daya from Bath. Mo. cargo
loo to Crescent OItY leo GOh,panv. :.
nnindt ALnnmsh!n AlRlhta Tor Now 1nrk.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Mutfnum telnpolntllr" Gh. minimum 40.
Total tninfntl ~
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PURE FRESH GROUND SPICES.

r AM RECEIVING WEEKLY SUPPLIES OF
fresh md pure ground Spices put no In tin.
foil and wood in packages from lziB Of a pound
to barrela. which | will guarantee IA repre-
sented. will soil low to the Iotbing trade All
spices Como direct from tho iaetory by rail,
and Will be delivered from factory. BY,
Natchez street
NOES I'm WIN. BURRUsS.
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sA smsoYanaiH.

I'aIk Iepnutn from fsnpacnln Mt Havana Dec >
Loaf part Of deck load on the paaaago
Eat ship lSro tom fhrRdelp hh tot iremen, be.
fans r.po t"d 1"nu ahAnd nai. tnautoj in Var.
mouth " 81 otltess Tor / IL 600.
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Dnfly tnlngtrnhs repat' of Tho sthF" ~ NAt"f
m tat lone p,lnte with enn&oa IN Tho = tntntr
ending YaatortlaV ~ i u, m
abrpn low
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u0s,ai. Gs'OssIs.

u indcnion rIainu. II. indicates falling
inli,nioa stint iouHir.
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y Hss R'1raa.


HlBMEM Ter steamship iiann"vet 10 pkga
~ I. HtoH hmegat 6ta II d0 Il A whitney " 30
VI oaaoa ohnmpngue - ut i0a vinegar t!elpi ~"
~ do Ilaaaefii Niguaa Smith lsioa &ro 10 q" E
pul,nil 100 % smith I.tua A. 80 700 no Ilnihe A.
Thorn ann }tnn deniiahuj q Mottis VI anRea ndHe
Anderson & Hiuaan 1l@tlr MaYa,. Waa y na tth
Snsun ! do i.onh ppp.nheim"t Z d" II Dan
neel aUs do II I, Dan iena } do J. Wetl"in u do
u .nutana to dn q w WcinEart d" a k0enig \
III" . oke vinegar u Wnlef = hhE win" y H"tat"i
! pk "a anpi Il Itot aanna tndn"j lntn AGo
Ia IL naup Iiaurh 81 do A j x Iauhauar ! 10
l, enu ,lu ~ aet ~ wine I. u RousH
a rn brandy ii"llnndni rEg4 vinegar u Wid"t
meyer
HAWKE Fat steamship Ilann"vor 2 pkga mdae
o $50 dot! intiaIIy 40 w do y u solatt Il
Enn tlo nntla ~ u u u" Miohoisi a de ht 81
a Foutrade 10 do Anlpta"u 6 Simpaou do
t,nuulot d. l. T. H3E 4 son J da a II Hraughn
ID 4 Ram Ftotroltar S,Io NJ dial do
! Aldge do J I,ay0tn DO Vlpla 8 fetnh do
II nn,nrns do ii"tb,it 500 do j iayle . Il"
il II ltnmaa a. ia II y Hart bon Il Il" Olivier
4 Iafa,gue 4 II i" g Itonillt d"J l. Let"
. do It IDnboa i Il" Iii slaun y do IL it"nguot !
10 ttaria do II ManFnr.t
NEW WORK fst steamship Morgan City
A nhoIt oil mtae
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RIVER NEWS.
,,yFIOH NEW OitLIgA NH DEMOCRAT.
Monday December IL 1879.
Arrivals.
Hoe marine column.
Departures.

AInRnndtIn. John W Cannon. W i. Halliday,
Tuiufat ip mud hnrgHn.
atane of sha Rivers
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CITY TAXES OF 1870.

DEPARTMENT on FINAErT. Cry HALL,
Now Orloana. November %. 1879.
Taxpayers should avail themselves OF the
opportunity offered IL fa 10 pay Without costs:
tho time ls limited You can pay at City Hall
or SheriT4 ONCE.
ALE. II. IJAACSON
nOY u Almi rnfnr OF FInnnce.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-19


heightened in fact he sold out and
entered upon a diplomatic career.
under the care of Sir Thomas Con-
yers.
Eighteen months after the wreck,
Colonel Underw God read aloud at
the same mess a description of the
marriage OF Thomas Jones, of Hill
ford, Haven, to Mary, only child
and beiress of Sir Thomas Con.
yers, Of Conyers Castle, Kent. And
q paragraph below stated that
"The Honorable Thomas Jones.
with his bride, had gone to Vienna
on diplomatic service of great i'm
portance."
"Just bis luck" said Powell.
"Just his pluck" said Under
wood; and for my part, when Ii
come across one of these fellows
again that are afraid Of hurting
heir mothers and sisters, and not
'fraid to say so, shall treat him as |
! hero just waiting for his oppor-
unity. Here Is the Honorable
Thomas Jones and bis lovely bride.
~
We are going to Indie, gentlemen,
ext month, and I am sorry the
ighty-fourth has lost lieutenant
ones, for ! have no doubt what
YER, he would have stormed . fort
he boarded the wreck.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-19
DR0BATE ORDER.

State Of Michigan, County of Alpena.--
At session of the Probate Court for said copn.
", held at the Office of the Judge of probate
IN the city and county Of Alpena. and
s'ate OF Michigan. on the 18th day Of January.
Present, the Honorable jonathan n. T,t,is
Circuit Judge, presiding.
In the matter of the estate of John w poa-
msn, and George r. Redman, deceased.
On reading and Hing tlse petition Of Ro,,art
Arthurs, President of the fifth National Rank of
Pittsburgh, Penn, by Holmes a Carpenter. their
attorneys, duly verified, praying among other
things, thst the claim OF said petitioner IN behalf
OF the sa,d Fifth National Bank, against both az
SAID estates, be heard, examined and adjusted by
Thereupon IL is ordered, that Monday. the Ard
day OF March next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
oe assigned for the hearing Of said petition, and
that the heirs at law of said deceased pcrs,ns
and all others interested In sand estate are re-
CURED TO appear nc n session Of said court IN n.
held ut the Probate Office, in said city and county
OF Alpena, and show cause, any there be- why The
prayer OF the petitioner should not be GRANTED
And II is further ordered that said petitioner rive
notice TO the persons interested In said estate az
the tendency Of said petition, and the hearing
thereof, BY causing copy Of this order 10 be pub.
lished In the ALPKNA WEEKLY ANGUS, A news
paper printed and circulated In said county
four successive weeks, previous 10 the day 81
hearing. Also, by posting notices Of such hear
ing in -four public places during said four weeks
In said county of Alpena.
Dated at Alpena, January ~, 1879.
J. d. FUTILE,
Circuit Judge, and acting Judge Of Probate.
"A true copy ssovs.