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WASHINGTON.
snor ron MurlNY.

WASHINGTON, May l6.-Captain Lawton,
Fourth cavalry, Yesterday shot and killed
g soldier Of the Twenty:second infantry,
Tor mutny, ut San Antonia, Texas,
DoS'T M IN a HURRY.
The Secretary OF the Treasury says Il Is
useless to send kilograms TO the Depart.
ment for $40 certificates, as they wifi be
sent In due proportion to all the different
Offices authorized TO sell them, as soon as
they can be printed, and the supply will
soon reach million a day.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO -FOUR FER cRNrs.
Subscriptions to four per cent refund.
Ing certificates since yesterdays report
$Gl6, 900.
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,,,prv D. WnIrE, successor to Bayard
,,,,o, a Minister to Germany, sailed from
y, ~" York for Berlin yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-16

=, ,%D4sHAS4Y" all opium preparations
fsI Ps give only Or. Bulls Baby Syrup 70 the
tsies' 1uies' It is the only remedy which con.
'A'nS no 0pidtes and Is reliable.
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The differences between the masters and
miners, Of Durham District, have been re-
ferred 10 arbitration.
The strike Of the iron workers Of Bel
fast and London was failure.
Sixty cotton operatives sailed today for
Dundas. Ontario, where mill is being es-
tablished.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-16

PTrTsHuRaH, May Quiet:
crude 96Kc at Parkers for shipment rtfined
Skcfor Philadelphia delivery.
2lKd.
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new Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, May l5.-All unchanged.
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ENGLAND.
BOATING MATTERS.

NEwcAsrLE.oN-TYSE, March l5.-Elliott
makes wonderful progress in acquiring
Hanlan's wide sweeping stroke. He did
q fine trial spin yesterday at S6 strokes to
the minute.
Messenger will not row Plaisted unless
he receives a start OF 20 seconds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-16

81. Louis, May S.--Hoos-Actiye, firm
and higher; rough heavy s. loaS 80; Workers
% Baltimores g S5aS IS; smooth heavy
20 Philadelphlas s3 sos 66. Receipts eco
head shipments $500 head.
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10 EHE DAl1Y INTEL1IeENoER.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
A Former wheelingite's Lead
vile Strike.
Howthe Boomerang Rider is Kicking
Chandler's Application Of an odor.
ous story---The Bourbons
Firing Up for a Caucus.
THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE

Reyolves for the Beneat or a Former
WheelinEite-Mr. 3. N. IamiIton's Ten
strike nc LeadVllIe as Talked About
"on Change I'm Chicago.
, 1879-01-25
Territory Of Washington.
A FREQ an TON.


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Fnr to 'stitm,i"n siv ,hnr.ard m."I.S grn hnes~S
,,od ,,,5 .nir,', ',,,,,,, 'N wv" NV ns"-
Ar,n,t the constitution, three ,Lopsur5Na
twn L"ndrrI and ,hirtyty "'Ne '"0"s""a
F,r Snlsr,," %r,;ni,, Nj ,o ;, ,
ejg :, rrndr. d and srvnnt"rrr ""' " "'""u
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one hundred and seventeen '"o"''"'
For Separate Article No. 9. one thousand
seven hundred and forty five
Agun-t separate Article No. Q, five I, on.
eand aud slytv one '9 VIZ
For Srnnr,t A. icIe M ,u,, ,ho,,,n,
eight hnndred aud sryrntv--four
Aghns' separate ',llcc No o, four thou
SAND one hundred ana ifiyonr..
ana 40 Iu'her declare Tue following Ia he
ofILH Wy Hu'' vi .up n'''s '19 W tnd counties
, 1879-01-25
News Items.

tn" estimates i'r III. snpl ort Of the
navy ioi the N Xt ti.ical year arr Sl4.0VO,
GOO
A huldr"l mills IT Othtm England,
-upt,yin. ~ 900 hands, ave stopped
run lnG.
rnr pulc o. Conn III shr is to I,a. Irish
V,r,roy
Wa. II V,ud rbiIt has 100000. in
v,strd Ia iu>t lurs's
The 5 ~ Frau'i e, banks have not fed
e hrrhe> thnt la rcn.t they viii make
u" rs rim,n ton between gold and
gr ,nnwk>.
Daring he hast fiscal year, MS per re-
Uros tu The DL,ctnr "i Ihr Z "A ,lclphia
Nnr. the lruon> mrta's 'i'lr vaI.Oue
States nh trrrt res npgrrgavrEs fol-
lpNs, Ghid. S+i.!26.l0;: silgss $4s.726,
3lt; --totA. $55..5252L s8
T." resumption oI spsci@ b yd&n, is
IN ar,nH pl sued cl. o. Jnuav 3,
IL" tilsi rnIsu's - 'aI, ~ a. ~" u. s.
shr iicaSIrt''' an ihr Treasury 'ul. liz
tie ",rra miIFiin dninr, was demanded
,or lrgni rn,nr. and i'm, llur Il r,r thou.
gil,i Al u iTS IL GA a \ycr.. n,i.I nm Turrn
was NOT u rgp!c "! excitement crnt"d
~ nuiSucs~ curIcs aryu Lrlr. Now
lcgal .t~nirts are b.llrr th,n gI., he-
,ji'IS, of thrrn4rot stndin ,h,lu over
.o',I transportation.
, 1879-01-25

We met Julg" Hn~k"ll thia mnrning.
and in answer t. Our inquiries. hr said
thai H." tx rr'rd ~ be nw,v from he e
Scm" three nr fnnr months: did not
thi.k "" shnu'l rntu n htf ,r. w" frat Vt
nrxt sumw"r Wonlh first visit hs ~ |
nom" IN Osknloos,. Iowa: then gn ~ the
north rr nrrt nf tn" state. stopping ut
Dos Mninns thr cnpi'ol He also would
visit Wrpstrr city. I'wn: ard various
other places in snn'h"rn Mi nrsnta.
The Judge hns lived in This pac" sine"
June. 1871 Tie owns n vs'ualic farm
adjoining the ritv. ia il"ntiii II With ita
growth and has held the office ut Pro.
bate Judge ~ this county tor the prst
gwen years: nnw holding his fourth
tnrm: About one vrnr ago he mer with
IN irrcparnhle loss in ihr d"n'h of his
wife. lady IN rverv srn~ ~ the term
who cnul Iw hrrdlv sp red from this
community. lis fanny will rmi1
hprr during his nl,sn"r nnd carry or the
f,rm. IA BE has - grown son and 'nu h
ter NJ hom" II has meh' Qr'tr col
lection Of rocks plants, timh,rs, mossrs
etc, native 10 This county. whirh he will
take with him and exhibit 10 friends
in Iowa. The whole collection weighs
aInut 1875 mounds. nn'l is one "i the
most complete ever S"ut rom HE Terri
tory. ,hr first from 'his pinr". II can
nt hiI to convey v"luthlr inErmnii' n
in III ,sp tier. We ic.p.nk fnr the
] ldgr u cordial r, rrpiinn irnm III 81.
h" g,rs tr visit. aud assrr' 'hrm. tia;
what hr saws ah"ut til . county can H.
rrli' a up"n.
, 1879-01-25

Daring i'I" rrcen, freeze up in the
Columbia. The tim'ng ice jam"rd above
ST. Heens, forming n gorge ot ice some
II feet thi'k ami - nils long. mnkihg
II impossible 10 cross the rivyr there
n ""i or hy I",t. Lower down. at Ka-
lama. p rsons cr,'ss' Il almost every dny.
ny hauling their boats over the ir: then
padding where there Mere open tracts
III water.
, 1879-01-25

The Fanny L he lns ceased run on
th, river tor the prrs' nt. tt" amount
o bus ness is NJ more than sufficient tor
one boat; although II WAS n great CON
venirncp ~ have THE Fanny IN the route
h"cnlsr all hu mess dcne thr"ugl, trnt
h"lt WAS prrt"rm"d in so prompt and
reliable II mpnnr. We presume she will
do better t" rontine herself to the In
Conner route,
, 1879-01-25

\ Last week Thnrs'lnv. y musical rn'cr-
tanmrnt WIS successfully given in the
Aih,nrum Hall. undr the skilnl di,er-
'im nf Mr.. w. II. Warl: as~s ed hv
Mrssrs MrNaugh'or. Nirn'l nnd Frank
Mathews. Ms. Meow. Misses B rthn
and Alcr Elwrll. md Miss F,nni. Law.
All performed their respective pr's in
an "xcrIl nj mnnn'r 1t was Mr.. Ne
Nnugh'"ns first appearance ,iorr u
Sochomish audience. vet he showed HIM
9 lftn he IN old ham, ut the husin"ss,
aud one seldom rx",ll"d as u character
a'tor AMI comic singer.
, 1879-01-25
LIST or PUBLIC INSTI TE770NS

Masonic, Centennial Lodge, No2s Regular
communications tirst aud third saturdays OF
each month.
TO. q. r. Olive Leaf Lodge, No II, first and
fourth Saturdays OF eaci month.
l. D. .. Y. SnOhnmish Lodge, No IL. Reg
nlar meetings on Thursday evening Of eaeo
week
yHohomish Atheneum.
Snohomish Free Religious Association.
Cnion Presbyterian hurch and Congregation
of SnOhomish City.
Snohomish Cou " Agricultural Society.
snohomish Rides, Militia Company.
Snohonish Telegraph company.
saonomisa Cemetery Association.
, 1879-01-25

The husin"rs of gttting the 1o0s cut
nf 2 E'ey slough hoo u md running them
10 Pr cst's Point prncr"hs Wv SLOWLY.
The log runners hav. hr,n seriously in
rnnvSnirncrd w tlc ffar'S / MAJ Mr.
ion the Snpt. Of the Tultlip Indian
II 4rrvatinn 10 prrvrn. them nrcapylr9
;hr shan'ics W the Point wh,rr III v
moore their lngs. They have pS rri4rd
this privirg" n0qrstion"l since 1853.
until since bs ndvrn H.. claims tOliove
orders to tlrv Them off lli4 smulI piece
of the beach. Frr several ,lavs ll,t wck
they kepi INN travelling hriw"rn Tul,
lip and the Point. H. w"ul come with
his armed Irdinn poll" guns AMI war
ict0'. etc. aud pnt all III" log runners
things out doors. slu' up the shan'lts
nn.l go away. A. -nnn ~ he wrs zone
they would ,nin take po44'sso,. max
Themselves cnmiortul 'lr "uly ~ have the
s,mr 6, rrmnnv gnre tlr u.h with Il
n Xt day. They nov "crupv hnrr-. ri'rs
etc adjir"nt IA ~" l"i :. AND ar" g"'n
on with their work. In ihi. maitr tic
N J. IL doing great njury 80 t'rs
river. without bn"'itirs the IudI"s.
hut securing the hearty hatred nj the
working men here.
, 1879-01-25

=, ON last W,dn's lay evening 'hr cold
hard ut death came AMI tnl lirtle Amy
Is Ca'hcH", til" infant dlnghtcr cf Nr
and Mrs I~mc Cnthcnrt uf this pace.
and the suN'"am uni LIGHT of tn
hous"h"ld. s." W - hnrn the 18th dlv
"f LAST F"nru,rv. henr,. was ", urlv 81, ven
and one half mnnt NJ 1T th. tine %
her death. SINCE her birth. Il, r. fond AMI
'"vinH m"ih almost wholly withdrew
tr m rll Snrlrtv. AMI devoted her whole
in and attention to hnr lut,nt Under
sn'h circumstances, her tamil, and rspp
ih'lv her child wns al, th" Mnrl 10 her.
ltS loss was y crushing hlnw thar s,cm",l
to take nFI til" ligNr and life ont vt cy-
lslnnrr. IT." tpmilv have the hpnufp't
synpnhy of the whol, c"mmurirc in
their loss. Tn" strnm"r N Iii" mlIr u
special trio on Thursday 10 Nav Trrr.
mn. AVID returned in time To bring Mrs.
Bell nnd her hnuohtrrs tn the finrr,'
which took place Yesterday afternoon.
, 1879-01-25

Since that o',lging nnd sccommndr-
ting druggist. Mr. W,llur. has brcu' .
such y HoNtsi office baldcr. (P VI. anil
Cnunty Treasurer hJih il scrms be- had
10 get suboriiaat$ Rlsn. VIM appear 9
10 le Sriy pleasant grntlcrnan. Er'
dIOneE a. MOogg, bsOIlirf Oi Mrs.. VII
, 1879-01-25

The many friends Of Mr.. John Bats
family. formerly residents of this place,
will bc panied to learn thar within the
past tw" months they hav" lost l,y dearI,
their two voung ST children. R,lph.
aged about years. AMI Oracle NIB !
me rwn years y"uug"r.
, 1879-01-25

Mr.. T. 4. Htrrison. the artist uho IN
1877 painted nnmi~r oi FIVE pirfur &
uf srrnYry an the S and; ibcluding Thu
Falls of the sncquslmh" Snd ''Mnunt
R,nicr'',: has received ,lir ar-t prize a,
the San Frsariscn scl..ol OF design. the
Avery Gold Medal
, 1879-01-25

bur Mr.. Moore lrtt his home in MAJ
shall. Mich, the 18Th Of last month.
reached Portland IN III" Great r pnhlic
the last day of d e. 1878. and WAS able
TO cs'np" In III" und IN the lust boat
'e"r" IL" ir"cz up. Since his arrival
h" has made many tri'nds. He will le
"t gr,at 'ss'smnre 10 Mr. Wilbur IN the
drug store, and 4an rcq isition to
to place. We hrsrpnk ior Mr..
Moore II warm "rption from all
, 1879-01-25

' For "nly NM day has there been nuv
ir" I" h"';''r navigation in this river
this wirtr, Nhiit the St"amcr Oregon
iny tar day below ST. Hrilrus, in the
Cn'umhi'. v'inly tryint to fnrc" her Way
,hrongli an So" rorgr ~ Zee, high.
, 1879-01-25

The crossing ju>l Iad down in front
ri the Post office ty Mr.. Wilbur the P
NJ. and druggist VIII prove quite u pub
lie convenient.
, 1879-01-25

Work gnes nn at good rate On The
Aihrn"um. Two of The lower ro"ns are
heing fitted UP. This will cnn~ MI tn"
partitions 10 he finished, dividing 'hr
lower pari of the bu,l ling into fourlqrgr
rooms.
, 1879-01-25
Local Items.

Iiivu tirrrrarkcrs and free whiskey;
Chinese New year the p'st week.
River SMe hor,l. un er the mnuag,--
ncnt Of MI. orc inner, has suspend d:
Billy Ronuur, has opened @l"o'
70 his new hullAip".
, 1879-01-25
G;hr altrtAem STIR.
SATURDAY. ...JANUARY 25, 1879.
City and Comfy Intelligence,
TERMS OF COURT.

D,strct Court, Third Tuesday Of March and
second tuesday of November OI Sacd year
Probate Court, Fourth MnnJay OF Jdnuury
April. only and october of each year.
County Commissioners Cour tlrSt M'huaN
Of February, May, August and November
Of each year.
, 1879-01-25

This weeks issue contains condensed
summary of thr l0c4ll anl other news Ior
several weeks past /" ak. up f,r the
temporary suspension c,u'ed hy ,hr
irec2e up.
, 1879-01-25

'S,-IThc MasnnS have hon !ht corner, lot
at JOSEPH Gtchrll. on whirh they viii
immediate hEill two story building
facing the west. siZ" 30Ni0 feet. with 20
fen posts. The u? stairs wi con'ai
tL" main hall Aox40 icrt. with three
small IRONS. b low there will alsn Ip
n h,ll 3OX4n. ,ui'a lp tor court room.
,nd small rnrn,s suitable tor offices Az
III" 'owrr part viii b. fo" rent. This
u.lding is under cnntr or to he tin,shrd
Ivy the fir t ot neXt Mprrl. It, lnca,,nn
viii I've excellent. In size it will e
xt tn the Afhrn I'M.
, 1879-01-25

Now the sruw storms have ceased fnr
time, the building ot sidewalks in ais
place is resumed.
, 1879-01-25

The Masonic ball. Chris,mas night
hal the lnr.rst attendance. aud is con.
%idcrvd to hr the hrst afr ir of the kind
ever held in th" county.
, 1879-01-25

Y llh r. hlS tn "rn ,""u ~ snow for
slrighlng. lut there has been n gr,a.
lnnny snow storms. and cold rainy wealth
cr lhr past mon,h. wh,n catte would
n"' Il careful nltrnli"I. This will cat o
GOOD deal ot the surplus hay nov ON
hin Ia hr lr Dut 10 stock. Md he
r h ra hcn,h 'han am Injury to the
III r.. ns n Increase the price "f the
hay they will have hir s,le next spring
, 1879-01-25

Ju !-.' lli>kr'l ,Xp.c,. 20 start nryt
week Tor ON rXcndc,l visit tothc states.
My h" hr''h pleasant trip aud g,od
time.
, 1879-01-25

Thanks Bro. Crawford for ynnr rom
plimcntary notre of orr trc'z mp. in
last weeks MtelliyeHccr, 1t saves us ex-
planning now.
, 1879-01-25

Tho o'lr.' Inh.nilaut s,ys. The
hrsi dinner ever served ~ hntel IN
NashH-'"1 ., rit.ry. wa furnished by
f1r n.urri.tnr or the Snnhonlsb Er-
'h'rs .. CDr,im,4 day
, 1879-01-25

j." N lNtI k,.I,d . ai',l cat back e
Si'n-"ns comp. uoi iar from tlis pI,cc
= few dtr~ -n.r The dogs trrc,l i, and
he shot T. with his slot gun. Il is no.
"n exhibition 90 Ea4'awr, store.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-07-26
The True Way to Inyigorate.

The true way to invigorate a feeble
system is to inftise activity into the ope-
rations of the stomach, that wondrons
alemb;c in which the food is transmitted
into the constituents Of blood, the chief
element OF our vitality. Hsstetter's
Stomach Bitters, because il ac%complishes
this end. is greatly to be preferred to
mary 80 called tonics, useful indeed as
appetizers, bat imperative as aids to
digestion and assimilation. This stor-
ling cordial, while it invigorates the
stomach, beautifully stimulates the liver,
bowels and kidneys. ensuing the escape
through the regular channels Of etfete
and useless matter thrown off by the sys-
ten, which is thus purified as well as in
vigorated by it. It's to1ic influence Is
soon .imade manifest by an increase Of
vital energy and q more active aud regn-
lsr discharge OF every physical function,
anu it has the further effect OF rendering
the system unassailable BY maiarial epl-
denies.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-07-26

mainly at the expense Of the
whites ; and the amount expended
upon them by churches and other
organizations, is certainly unpa-
ralleled. There are plenty Of scr.
rows in freedom. The freeman
must make and keep his own con-
tracts. He cannot be both a baby
and man, at once a ward OF the
nation and voter. He shares
with the rest Of us the pains OF
liberty he bears the copse-
quenccs Of his own mistakes he
is cheated like the rest OF US ; and,
unfortunately, he is more easily
cheated then the white citizen,
whose eye-teeth have been cut
by long practice upon the hare
nuts and the tough meats Of com.
petition and exchange"
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-07-26
SOUND AND TRUTHFUL.

=9HEFH# r#H- NI*E@e"- TO- WI
OF the many, many things writ.
ten aud said concerning the TX
odus to Kansas. the greatest
amount Of wisdom combined with
rare truth and bevity is to be
in the following pungent
remarks, taken from that power.
tul and able religious organ the
Methodist Of New York City,-a
Journal whose circulation is the
largest of any religious journal
in the United States 1.-The
negro exodus has many causes
perhaps the chief cause may be
briefly stated as the continued
non-appearanee of the expected
forty acres and a mule. In
other words, freedom is not what
it was expected to be. It is hard
er work to be free man than to
be a slave, and the late slaves
have found this a very painful
lesson. One Of the parrot speech
es On this subject runs to the eff
feet that we have not kept our
promises to the freemen. Die
somebody promise every man OF
them forty acres and a mule!
In general terms, 1t may be said
that we have done wonderful
things for this people. We EN-
ancipa I'd them without the small
est reservation in favor Of their
owners and we have lavished
upon them an immense amount OIL
educating and clristianizing work.
I'VE believe that every Sonfhern
Estate gives them public schools
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-07-26
Probate Sale.
A OF LOUISIANA
Parish Court. !
No. 603.

Succession Of Adrien Dartez.
By virtue OF a decree Of the Honorable
Paish Court aforesaid granted in the mat
ters OF said succession, notice is hereby
given that there will be offered for sale,
TO the last and highest bidder, a. the
late residence OF deceased, IN this parish,
OF
Monday 25th day of August 1879,
all the properly belonging to said SUCCESS
SION, to wit
About one hundred and fifty
head of gentle and wild cattle.
About one hundred and thirty
head Of gentle aud wild horses,
mares, &c.
Household furnitures and kitch-
en- utensils, field implements.
One hack and harness.
The following described tracts
Of land, viz:
The north east quarter Of the
north west quarter, section twenty,
township ~, south Of range two
east, containing forty acres.
The north west quarter of the
north west quarter, section twenty,
township twelve, south Of range
two east, containing forty acres.
The south west quarter of the
north west quarter, section twenty,
township twelve, south Of range
two east, containing forty acres.
The north east quarter of the
north east quarter, section nine
teen, township twelve, south OF
range two east, containing forty
acres.
The south east quarter Of the
north east quarter, section nine
teen, township twelve, south oil
range two east, containing forty
acres.
The north east quarter Of the
south east quarter, section nine
teen, township twelve, south Of
range two east, containing forty
acres.
One tract Of land sitnated in
the town Of Victoria, on the cas-
side Of the Gaadaloupe river il
the State Of Texas, containing
twenty-five acres, more or less. I
Many other small articles tht
enumeration Of which would bt
too long.
TERMS 4 CONDITIONS - Tit
movable property to be sold fol
CASH on the Gay of sale, and The
immovable property to be sold OF
d credit of one, two and three
years from the day Of sale; pnr
chasers on credit to furnish theil
notes W thstwo goodsand solvent
sureties in sofido. to the satisfac
ton Of Amelia Marceaux, Natural
Tutrix, with eight per cent. pei
annum, interest from maturity IN,
til paid. The said immovable tc
be and remain specially mort
gagged and hypothecated with ven.
dorsslien and privilege retained
until Nil and final payment of the
principal debt, interest and costs
If any accrue.
Given under my official sigma
tnreathis 26th day of July 1879.
G.. B. SHAW, Sheriff.
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An Encyclopedia o Uniuersdl
Kno,rhdge, in go volumes, $4,000
pages, all for SO, and equal in
all important respects to any
Cyclopedia heretofore sold for
less than 800, is announced for
publication by the AMERICAN
BOOK EXCHANGE, 55 Beekman
street New York. They have
also just issued an edition OF
Chambers Cyclordia Of English
Literature complete in four vol
umes, neatly cloth bound for
$500. Their catalogue Of
several hundred standard publ
cations, at very low prices, viii
be sent free on request.
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pd The present hot wcathe

Dd~ The present hot weather
has succeeded in stirring up con-
siderable bad blood between some
of our brother journalists Friend
Cosgrove has been going for
McCranie Of the Ouachita Itle-
graph, Morgan Of the Carroll Con,
servative, and the Coushatta Cit
azen man with a vengeance. La
fact he appears to have become
exceedingly torrid and lost all
reason and courtesy for we find
him indulging in such pet vituper-
atives as "liar" coward" seal
lawag", &C., to an alarming ex'
tent. Then, Gilmore, Ryan and
Grisamore must get excited over
the railroad and go to pulling
each others wool. Hyams is about
the only one of our conireres who
preserves his equanimity. Quietly
seated beneath The shade of a mon.
arch oak, with a bottle Of choice
|old Rye, he makes occasional OBJ
servations through its medium and
laments that humanity is SO
perverse.0
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:. Smith's Bible Dictionary, and
an unabridged Cruden's Comcor-
dasoe, each to be sold for $.l0O,
are recent announcements Of the
AMERrcAN Book EXCHANGE, IS
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New editions of Rollins an
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Notice.

Dr.. R. sagrera is my authorized
agent to act in my stead in the
capacities of Parish Treasurer aud
Treasurer of the School funds c.or
VermiIion Parish.
Isaac, WISE,
Abbeville, June I'd 1879.