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ALEXANDRIA, La WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Is, 1879.

caution and wounds above cure.
From the first thou mayest delive
myself, from the last good Lord de
liver thee.
g. ION Law AND PHYsIc.
If thou study law and physic, en-
deavor to know both and to neee
neither. Temperate diet, moderate
and reasonable labor, rest and rccre
alton, with Gods blessing, will save
thee from thy physician; q peaceful
disposition, prudent and just behay
ior will secure thee from the law
Yet, if necessity absolutely compel
thou mayest use both; they that use
either otherwise than for necessity
soon abuse themselves into weak
bodies and light purses. s.a:s1
lon INCONSISTENCY.
Be not unstable in thy resolutions,
nor various in thy actions, nor in
constant in thy affections. So de-
liberate that thou mayest perform;
So, perform that thou mayest pre-
serve. Mutability is the badge OF
infirmity. a ....s 100.
80 8.-cHAR1TY ALLEGoRIzED.
Charity is naked child giving
honey to a bee without wings. Ma.
ked, because excuseless and simple;
9 9 child, because tender and growing;
giving honey, because pleasant and
comfortable; to a bee because bee
is Industrious and deserying;s with
out wings. because wanting and
helpless. # thou deniest to such
thou killest a bee; if thou giyest to
other than such thon preserycst a
drone.. ~a..d . s,. - .s
IL 9.-oN DIET AND REGIMEN.
If thou desirest to take the best
advantage Of myself, especially in
matters where the fancy is most en-
ployed, keep temperate diet, use
moderate exercise, observe season
able and set hours for rest, and let
the end Of thy first sleep raise thee
from thy repose; then hath thy
body the best temper; thy soul the
least incumbranee; then no noise
shall disturb thine ear; no, object
shall divert thine eye, then, fever,
shall thy sprightly fancy transport
thee beyond the common pitch, and
show the majorim Of high inyentiop.
10.-HoW TO USE PROPERTY.
So use property that university
my not abuse thee. If in prospect
ty thy security admits no fear. in
adversely thy despair will afford no
hope; he that in pr osperity can fore.
tell a danger cant adversely foresee
deliyerance. 5a a.
ll.--oN BELIEYINa AND coMMuErcAT
.,<.a ...,. ING, NEWS. a8..s.,3
Let the greatest part Of the news
thou nearest be the least part of
what thou belieyest, lest the great.
est part of what thou belieyest be
the least part Of what is true; and
report nothing for truth, in earnest
or in jest, unless thou know it, or at
least confidently believe it to be, so;.
neither is it expedient at all times
nor in all companies to report what
thou knowest to be true; sometimes
it may avail thee # thou seem not to
know that which thou knowest.
Hast thou any secret, commit it not
to many, nor to any unless well
k.own unto thee.
Ion CONDUCT TOWARD A FRIEND.
Hast thou a friend, use him
friendly; abuse rim not in jest or.
earnest; conceal his intirmities; pri-I
vately reprove his errors. Commit
thy secrets to him, yet with caution,
lest thy friend become thy enemy.
and abusethee. : ie,sts9i
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish C0urt-Parish Of Rapides.

NO. OxC. -44 -
WHEREAS, HENRY TYLER HAS
w made application to this Court
to be appointed Administrator of the
Succession of John Tyler, deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
doth or may concern, to show cause
within (1O) days from the date hereof,
why the same shonld not he granted.
By order of the Court, Clerks Office,
Alexandria, La, this 9th day OF. Jan
uary, 1879. c. L. RANSD IL, =
jan sgt Deputy Clerk.
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SiiERIFF'S SALE.

SHERlEF'S SALE.
D.aM.i LrLE1
DAVID TANNERS
PARISH CoURT-PARIsH OF RAP1DEs.
10y VIRTUE OF AND TO Salts
d fy writ Of Fieri Facias issued
and to me directed tn the above enti-
tied aud numbered suit,,I have seized
and will offer for sale at public anc-
ton, in front of the Court House door,
in the Town of Alexandria, La, be-
tween the hours prescribed by law, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day of JANU-
AIRY, A. D. 1879, t
the following described property, to
wit -
Fifty {50) acres ofland, more or less,
on the left descending bank of Bayou
Boeuf, bounded in front by the lands
of Linn Tanner, above by Jahez Tan
ner, rear by Mrs. Haywood, below by
lands of D. M. Lyle.
TERMS cash. subject to appraise-
ment. III. Nj. ROBINSON,
Dec. Is, 1873. Sheriff.
Printers Fees 5000.
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CUBsCRlBE FOR
N0TICE!

TINE FAMILY, GROCERY STORE
L. and entire business of the late
DANIEL ,GEHR, will be carried on by
his widow MRS. SARAH. GEHR, UNI
der the management Of the under
signed, Who is retained in the estab-
fishment, and solicits d continuance of
patronage from The former friends and
patrons Of the establishment.
GUSTAVE GEHR,
Dec. Is, 1878-1m. Manager.
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gpetg1.
FINDING FAULT.


In speaking Of a persons's faults
Pray don't forget your own;
Remember those with homes of glass
Shoul'l seldom throw a stone.
II we have nothing elseto do
Than talk of those who sin,
IT'S better We commence at home,
And from thai point begin.
We have no right to judge man.
Until he's fairly tried,
Should we not like his company,
y We know the world Is wide %
Some may have faults, and whohas not,
The old as we'll asyoung,.I 4G
Perhaps we may, for all we know,
Have fifty to, their one. ..s
3t,aa7t 81; .is< its gG5laa
I'll tell you Of a better plan, frf
And find it works full we'll, es..
TO try your own defects to cure, ~. =
Ere others faults you tell, f'ssaA. I
And though Iasometimes hope ito be
! No worse than some know 5s
My own short comings bid me let IA
The faults Of others CO..
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NOTICE /!

EROM AND AFTER THIS DATE,
T. will pay no debts contracted by
any ore in my name.
Jan S-3t JOSEPH KRAMER.
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Homo Ponteness.i 4

4
Should an acquaintance tread on.
your dress your best, your very
best land by accident tear it, how
lprofuse you are with your, "Never
mind; don't think oft; | don't care
at all" ia husband does it he gets
a frown; if a child, he is chastised.
All! these are little things, say
you. They tell nightly on the
heart, be assured, little as they are.
A gentleman stops alta friends
house and finds it in confusion. s.He
don't see anything to apologies for;
never thinks of such matters; every
thing is all right" cold supper, cold
room, crying children perfectly
comfortable 8
He goes home, his wife has been
taking care of the sick ones, and
worked her life almost out. .'Don't
see why things can't be kept better
in order; there never was such cross
children before No apologies ex-
cept away from bone. s .s4,55.
Why. not be polite at home? Why
not use freely the golden coin Of
courtesy How sweet they sound,
those little words, 81 thank YOU or
"You are very kindr' Donbly, yes
ftfhbly street. from the lips we love,
when ileart-smiles make the eye
sparkle with the clear lightIof affec-
ton. - - 81 81 81 s
Be polite to your chilirea.lasDo
you expect them to be mindful Of
your welfare, to grow glad at your
reproach,s to bound away to. your
pleasure before your request is half
spoken? Then with all yonr dignity
and authority mingle politeness.--
Give It niche in your household
temple. Only then will you have
the true secret: Of sending out into
the world really finished gentlemen
and ladies.
Again We say unto all, be polite.
49, 5Sst5
CRIME. Something original in
crime: The Paris police are on the
track Of some robbers, who, as night
cabmen, waited with their vehicle at
the railway stations and took up
night arrivals. Az Italian and d
comfortable lady were thus driven
outside Of Paris, tied, In 4 lonely
spot, TO tree, and left there, after
having been thoroughly cleaned out.
There IL no police control over the
night cabs, any man is free to set
Eupin this line. A new kind Of ba-
by farming has been discovered. & 4
respectable nurse took lfttle strarl-
gers to rear. She resided in the
couhtrye She occasionally Brought
one Of Gle children 70 Paris, lostit,
and also managed to fnd It CAS- 4
stranger. The policeman led tho
infant, todiilng, to the Founding
Hospital, where It was received and
the s'gbod woman" thanked, who,
thds freed q 4 ciiafge, drew the
boarding fee'all the same. for Paris
ian parents, when babies are at
nurse do not often 60 10 see them.
LET us not listen to those who
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freedom Of his conscience i
4.-oN ANGER.

Beware of him that is slow to an
ger. Anger, when it is long in com
ing, is the stronger when it comes
and the longer kept. Abused pa.
thence turns to fury. When fancy
is the ground of passion, that under
standing which the fancy qualities
the, passion; but when judgment is
the ground, the memory is the re-
corder and this passion is long
retained.
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5.-oN SECRET ENEMIES,

He that processes himself thy
open enemy arms thee against the
evil he means thee; but he that dis
sembles himself thy friend, when be
is thy secret enemy, strikes beyond
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Now let us all, when we begin oq
70 SANDER friend or foe, sa
Think of the, harm one word may do
To those we little know, s
Remember,a curses, chicken-likc,
S Sometimes ;tosroost come home;
Don't speak. Of others faults until
You have none of your own. $3.50
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STRAYED.

TrROM THE PREMISES OF THE
IL Catholic Church. feM days since,
ONE SORREL HORSE, ! years old
next Spring, flax name and tail, and
branded } u.
A liberal reward will be paid for his
return, or any information loading
thereto. REV. MENARD.
Jan. i-3t. Al the Catholic Church.
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caution and wounds above cure.
From the first thou mayest deliver
myself, from the last good Lord de
liver thee.
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50 3.-oN BEARING ADVERSELY. !.
Hath fortune dealt thee i'll cards,
let wisdom make thee good game
ster. La affair gale every fool may
sail, but wise behavior in storm
eommends the wisdom Of a pilot.
To bear adversely with an .tequal
mind is both sign and glory of a
brave spirit. As there is no world
y gain without some loss, SO there
is no worldly loss without some
gain. II thou hath lost thy wealth,
thou hast lost some. trouble with it;
il thou art degraded of thy honor,
thou art likewise freed from the
stroke Of envy; If sickness hath
blurred thy beauty, It hath deliy-
cred thee from. pride. Set the al
lowance against the loss, and thou
shalt find no great loss. He loseth
little or nothing who kecretli the
favor Of his God, and the peace and
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2.-oN CONVERSATION.

Clotlle not thy language either
with ohscurity or alfectation; in the
one thou discoverest too much dark
ness, and in the other too lightness;
he that speaks from the understand
ing to the understanding doth best.
Know when to speak, lest, while
thou sliowest wisdom in not speak
ing, thou betray thy folly in too
long silence. Il thou art a fool, thy
silence is wisdom; but if thou art
wise, thy long silence is folly. As
too many words, from a FOOLS mouth
give one that is wise no room to
speak, SO too long silence in one that
is wise. gives q fool opportunity Of
speaking, and makes thee in some
measure guilty Of his; folly. 70
conclude, ifthou be not wise enough
to speak, be at least SO wise as to
hold thy peace. .4.., IS sl.y
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M ooDYI,S :,
PLANTING & ElRNIEt
EHE @OUT III.

p EitEHt.a Ban Sls33 f3tf $50
a ~
, 1879-08-16

1HIFWHNNN f{7H.1 4fEf9, = r
Ruports OF the snkIis euuutiun of the 0ctta.
hacsce Luke Lnduvea purity lEon Valdosta to
~ out tlivra few duya agu tor tic PURPOSE Ut
catclIli,g aon,e Of the tlsl bclore thc wafer was
alI gonc. by O'CLOCK at night 2,000 trout,
urcai1, und sperkled perch had boen cauunt.
Tu VnIuosta Iitx says that, II the recenl rat.ls
do not stop tl,v unucrlluw VI tie laku, IN Il few
more days ii,c lsh aud wafer will bu down into
slilull cuulpaAs, and thcn IT will be hard to put
out all lie fish ono haul Ut the selue will taSu
Ia, It has known shous4llua to bu rHughs ulrrc
bvforo fu ono laul, nn1 trout Weighing sixteen
pounds IN thu lot. Thu Orllta,lachse Ia u curl
,s,ty, unl tllose who lavu nut aeen 1t In Its
BunIen condition ought to nyu,l themselves Vi
lhs opportunity, This 10 tie hrst tiulc 1t has
run oil III tiyu yeuEa.
, 1879-08-16


plrTsuunu, pa., Aug. 15-lnteillgeuce just
received iron ParRcr, Ia.. say8 tlat the aae,uo0-
barrel o[t,tauK, which fgnltcl yesterday IRON
the oyertluw Of auotact tunK wulch burnt, u1-
pioaed ut 8 O'Clock tu-nlvllt with slie furce of
bastcrs vi urtllrry, shaking the earth lor mErs
around, al,u hendMy out strcllils Of Tire fn
EVERY direction. Tnres men, une oi thc,n
nuIncd Peter jones, aro reported tu have been
drawn !uto lhc sectliuE cal1ron and roastcd
alive Tie naules Of tile o.ller two unlort-
unu,os arc not known here. AnoteNr
lusgc tnuk, continuing about :0.00o
barrc,s Ut oil. ytuuscd 100 feet
below the one which exploded, Ia In grcat danger.
snouId thu flames communicate 70 1t. tile Town
Of pnrker will be destroyed, as nothing could
rcB!sl LIE fury Ut t.lr ues, ltt Us llsey viii bu
LY vuploua SUPPLIES OF oil. Great exc'telnent
prtyu!s, clt!xtns being out Gu ulasse trying To
Ayrrt Lie Impending dauger.
70 ths IvtsttEn As,otta,td i'rtas.
rITTsu elu, Pn., AuE. 15.-TElu aMoidcrlHfe
fire In Cuaifaut & ltublnsonts tank, on lle
United piLe-.sue, uprosittt furker. Fa., contatn'
luz ~ 0tU bnrrcls Of uli, bEoke out Vt o'eloes
thls evening, unu Will 1u unllrelY destroyed
Fire men named John Ch1ford. Austin liiacB
William An.t1u, b. AlGaiallut,, ailA j. MePller
Bun welu puuly injured by burns ahu y fall lt1nl
tI.u top Ut the tuliE. Further extensive couH;t'
Erations ure feared wMen tlu tank oveftiows
i liz tauk was sct Un fro NY the burning oll l1o
tau Wlliulu a1urbnil tank yesterday d. ) O'CLOCK
, 1879-08-16
COTTON.
Proceedings in tho National Convention in
New York.

.. ~,.., .,
fFoceculnge IN thc NMt'ohHA Iousent1on ID
New York.
Nrw YnnK. Aur. 15.-Tho National Cotton
E~a,,o,no f.,,nsa,,,on to.dov ,,lnt,.l m. Nom,
Ie"a"Au s.A .,'., .. t,e..s1 ,.....a.
pnls dlst5lct III cnaree VI tne centtat con1nlLtee
IN Information null Statistics and ordered tt'nt
tvcnty.ctght cuuntics OF Gcorgia, heretofore
o,Iottrd n, ,nc Anvusta Exchange. be- nl,ottcd
~ ..a' c.-..''.t ~ 49, Hss.ss..
W tlc oasae"au c@s"ausa.
The day ior the next Cotton convention was
lxcd fpr the third Wednesday III July.
, 1879-08-16
VOORHEES,.
Tho Toll Sycamore Of tho Wabash Cnde"
nlnuly l,IsRustrt1.

Tho Tn,l sycainore Of tho wabns. Unde.
utnblv p,spu,tc,l.
In or,cr IN a.rcr.nin tho crnst no,,,,on aud
",.. e' W .... vss, T..I ..,,,.
eeu''u'c"ts VI ee"a'of soo'nsc'' se'"". 80
missioner was sent 10 interview him ID MS laaF
OIL tho winding Wabasb* sfr. VOORHEES, was
nn n ~. nnmk ~ ~ TIM @ c1ns,ic .sr,o snnsirp him.
VI" s"e ua"N y, ,,,'e, so T., s.,.,st
sei "ith c'auue Lorfa.ne e'oss, IA "hlcn,
with calm and eontentca JOY. he watchcu ts'o
reflections OF the clouds ua they slowly sailed
arrnes tho skv. iIc was cordial and frank as he
,.... =. 49,, A.. 1.,,..,,i ,,,,,rts.,rr.- t,-o-
u."af1 ~ w" s"o 's.. sv'" ""' >''''' ''~
eeeoeu a. once 10 business. ,,
dcntf''
un,r - .o,d I'm d,.tfrc,,i.bct1 senntor IN n
r,,,s IT,. s.sda ~ ,ao"as ",,ar. n,,, n,,i.,r
to,ee uiAt "aue '"e 'e"seS a1e'o % NV. se'e.'
haTe no cl,otce. except the Dcmorfat'c eau
ddalo, whoever he moy be. I care not whotllcr
ho t.o,,ce frt,n tin last where the carltcst rays
~ ,na r,snv .,,n arc r.uc1t on,1 kfa.ctl by tia
" Wv '.s"h ~" ~ ..,'.'.. ~, IT,.
waves OF tae angry A1lante' 'rom sae nss''
whero rolls tile Oregon and henrs no aonnd save
hts own {fpshlng; or from the sunny South,
where ,ba ornnr+,, nnt] thc myrtle b,oom. and
where lila c,,ntentc,i ncuro fuils from ue,gy
tnnru TIL tlrnky oye 10 sist0tn thc uubla fabric
II suntt,cr,, civilization. nlautcd nud PROTECTED
~ sTs ri,,vnietr snns ~ ,f1at cI,voirfc reUnn.
I enro nnt where Lie Drmocratic uuut-
nm ,nmps fral,l: br IA nv tl1oIce. Desopj
,his hnv,t none nnv morn tLnn tin caplc tlat
travee lin nir Inns n tf,otcc M t., lila course or
ti,. wind that h1nwa n nrrfrrenco M to Its ucsti-
ustin,,- Ercusc INV firnrnt.yc in1,ul,nre. Young
,nnr hut .,c ina IN 1r,iftvata tI4s,. tblt,ua II
,utl,ltr itfe II FIR Srunt,,r nIhsted hts gnss 80
ne n catrh nneaiutr t.Inu, nI,i tr ]uur1tdf mnn
asked:
!. What 6n vou think ot rcs,,tno,iou. Mr..
voorhaas3,s
"Resuu,n.fon, u vas the mick rcp1y: nthcre
Ia M rra,m nffnn. flnc ri fhr nrcniast Of our
nronhrts rronn,,nccl n in nlyance a Id
narr,n iflanlity' nnt now unf'nr f,le OMEN CANOPY
,,T h"nvrn o,,i ti,. hsr c,nnvrenn nr,h. IN iii.
nresrnrn ri lin nrimrvaI trrrs. / tctI vuu tlcru
"a M -rs,,mntnm. 'i,prc ii M, rcsumution
hccnuse th"rc cannot hc. anil what can
mt hr /. nnf. Sfr. n1edos yom nv vur1 niu
l,,uor tfat iunnsstl,ifit,es cSnnut exist. Nay,
hrar ,no. NJ, iurthrr and trtInrn f,u thr snrrei
nss,,rntrr ot a cnns,drnre m n,,ra md immncu.
|. jntn M thnt Of maiden nil forlorn, tlut rc-
sumnifnn nj snccit nnymr,ts nnyer ron he. Sir.
IN III a1Inw vot,rsrji tnr th,a. iencfuicut IN
vn, IN In msIacl iv tiis firtttft1s tismsnt Of d
nnnrhidiv asmoee,{ innT.nutiyn in.artnatton,
Luck yo,,. sir: climb yoner treo. whvsv grate-
III mi ,,,rl,rnonn,,s ahoH INV r,o,,ta air r,tr.
sn,rIma DETERMINATION. md raxs oSroad Ut liz
millions n,,nn fnlliiona nf I,uculnluyed men,
| women. md eht,.irrn. with hoifnw cheeks nuu
| snnkrn rVcs. rlamnrIn,r with whot Nttle
ssrrnvth ti;ev hovn ictt fnr brcod. There arc
m, Ina thar; dl tiI, mi auc, in thia lnmt i
i Hnt. Mr. Vnsrn"es.' . tic reportor yen.ured
| tc s,uyrner IL fhu rop,I;a rsrorta nnw onlvss-
, 1879-08-16

eurancc-man Of th!s cltv, who working on tho
far,n Of The latter At Aclsrtdo's Point, this city,
bY tree fnii.nu OIL Him, injurIng him 50 bauly
that ho died this morning.
, 1879-08-16

Epscfd| DispdfcA 10 7ht Ty4auns
W1sosA, M!an., Aug. l6..-rhe buy Jsmes Nc
Gruw, 81 badly Injured In Lacld O. Nortoh's
plut,lllg-lalll GU Saturday last, having his head
cut open b. saw, lrd this morning.
Shortly after this event, Mira. Ttuaothy Burns,
aunt OF ths boy, mistaktug soIullon VI eur
bulc acll fur sltnuiant, drank q Quauttty ot
tl,s po,sou, uuu dud III two h0uea.
, 1879-08-16
CASUALTIES.
MANAGERIAL MURDER.
E.4A<.t4i ftfsn1frrt IN 7-kA 9'fjhnN&

----
MANAGElttAh Mult!'EH'
sptese' "'naea 70 7ns ~; .r'o1Hs @
PHILADsLFtiiA, AuE. lh-lAo Ioroncr's IN
Atlanta Cttv Nprrow. (,nure Ra,,road developed
4N-'"N .. w! '.HnNN, ..,"...,.,. .,,o,, -. ,ra.
"sssse'n VI 'a'l.oua .r s..,.,.,. o,s.,.tn
never known oclore. lhe Aes'stohs eupes.u-
tcn1ent telegraphcd to the conductor OF the
rceular freight in: "There wilt 10 Two or three
o11raa ,cnv, Camden nt a:25.n The conductor
',..s., 's"'u ~. ..s..n,, ,,,o. hn .v,.
~no recc'Fea t1Hs tes.tles' n". Nv "n'
conducting tor the iiFse tisne' haa never fa'i'
roa,lcd much, md did not know much
ol,ont IL. The excursion trains did not run on
INV rco,,ar time. md Io guessed at The time It
H"9 ,sa",@' s''s' r"1 Nv S...,..,, :, 49, ,,,,,-
When hc got tho dispatch l'o proooseu 10 Tue
cnpnccr to stop oil at Cct1ur Brook, four tnilcs
b,tnw, Int I'm rsf,.ctl. saytnr that he vas on
.s,t' .,.''' ..1 49,, H. rt,t, :, TIN trocl.
ne"sua'c '''''s' "''u "au ~ ~ nr'.
and tu would 10 aheha 70 elehfehton. ine
conductor then proposed to ssop at DlcRe
Switch, between tie two places, but tic engineer
,,,ns.ot In had t,r,e rnnurh. though he
h" - ~. % .or
nao only h'a 'ntnhtes ~ spn'1 ln'toau ~ 49,. ~.
rcacl.ed Clemcn.on, with the freight. The
Suprrintcndcnt sattl TIC train was running on
m fmauluury timetable. aud that ho did not
~ ~, nna4'na.y s,' ,..sm. s. -, ,,an,.on,,,,,
kho" aooat t!le 'n'hol oo'"'o y, .,I!
for hc had only Iucn on Tic road short tlinc'
The {ury found tho Assistant Superintendent
crimtnatiy ner1lrent for e,n ploYng incompetent
.,nn a rur.u,,oII,, h ,rn,inp cnutyts.a1 ortiors
"'e'' "nu pe'so. " -, 49,.
7oshs "t,ttrn Assoe'a.ta . fftn
PHILADELPHIA, Aug l''-lhc inquest over
the bodies Ut the i've persons killed by tile
ro1lfsipn uf tra,ns on the AtInutic City Railway
yos,cr1nv rrenl,cd In verdict tint j. 8. Ygrts,
3cs.e4"u! ,a.. s. - s.,.,.s s,,,- ,ors,,-I
Asshtaht oupeF'h tehoeps' - ei1ui'na4't .snau' -.
able for employing tneompctcnt persons 70
suauage tralns, u1ld for negligence In the per-
fern1auce uf his duty. The evidence showed
.,,a. 49,. s,,,,,,,, ~ .,.,n. n,nnnr,,i m o,,ess-
,. n.t 49, t,.t 49, Aa.fstamt aunrrintr rnt,nnt na n
W., ;.r" .@ hn ,nsssaTss nroi,v In fhr trtrgrnnh-
iu.@, Eu.e 80 ~ fn9o, mi fhn, Tin fermentation
vi QUO Of tint description It'd to the disaster.
, 1879-08-16

Vnsser, and their horrta crow Of demngogues
nrc morc dangerous enemies to the liberties Of
our people tau tho worst leaders that ngor
lnnrshnlud the hostA Ut fiadlcnism In our midst.
, 1879-08-16

pOWDEH.MILL EXPLOSION.
porrsyiLLs, Pa, Aug. 1t.-MorQan Emanueis
po~dss-mis! Ut Newcastle, thu tn!rd this year,
exploded to-day, killing u. =. Miller.
, 1879-08-16

8psetal Lkpatch 10 TIA Titna&
KRpKuK, H., Aug. l6.--A collision occurred
near scottsbarg. ILL.,, !ass Night between two
freight sralns Oh the Tolelo, Peoria q Warsaw
hallway. Hath engines were badly damaged,
but no una wu4 Injured.
, 1879-08-16

TllEE-rALLIN0 ACCIDENT.
Gptcla. DtQautcA u Ihs 7fteaaA
MADISON, Wis, Aug. 1h-Ruud eteenslana,
q brother Of Halle stususlauu, prominent To-
, 1879-08-16
Chairman SlalV E0ulthlttee
MARION SMITH, Secretary.


D.suasea 10 KlckadHr9 Hsri'I.
DnAaDos, Miss, Aug. IA meeting OF
some iurty ritizens OIL Steen's Creek Dcat, OIL
Thursday, Charged Maj u. +. Sutton, lndcpri'd-
eut candidate lor Chuncrry CLERK vi Rankin
County, Will, arraYng ihu races. nilu dcnasilel
that i,s BE,ouid cotuo dowa Or risk the cunse-
u,lences, uni a co.nul1ttru Of SIX bore HIN d
copy Ut the resolutions. MaI. sutton Is u former
Republican, heavy taxpayer, an o!d
citizen, all1 q prominent member Of
tho Buptist Church. Sutton maue tllclr
action known III BEuiluull allu tcturHen home vi
trllaY. 4 large humber OF WAlte !rletus cllIv
to- his prutecLlun with slutElna a!n pislols, asI1
Saturday Sutton suut ttiu Culnhttgo denlAl VI
1ntir clnrgcs uuu ueclinea to conle down.
Wuuu it rraened tllcin thc Et'atrnau OF the
Democratic Executive Colnntteu uuu assembled
lnu IneeLinE, alld They weEu dlscussins tls With
4rAW nl Ut tncir resolutions, Which They It'd.
1t ia heavy strokt 10 tllu CuuycnlIu!l Ticket,
WHO wcru eiiarsrd I'll alonE with bullduzhG.
Tnls will eouillu uil cn4rEcs u,1 MAXI him
many wllitv votes when liz would uut hava
otherwise received, All good puople 4epurs
thu conduct vi thu meeting, and uIauy support
ers Ut t!ip ticket rundvmn It IL tnv blttesust
telny. Tic upilli0a el your aDecia Ii tllut ni,u
nlurG such Muyu wlll tlya Sutton twu.thlrua
Malurlty OF tnc wh1tu vutu VI tbs equity.
, 1879-08-16

1bHTs IbIO 6pFucc.xf,s FHIInIeIphIn1
Harding unu buy erhna! sot Young Ladies' and
sulsl French Il iMs language .! tbs family. Ilea.e
tellt Tor ciEeulAsA Aaaauls y AGAs AbL1. xs!~clpaa
, 1879-08-16

For Toys aud Tnnns allen. Thirty aizth 5ear b.
gins Sep:tn1her II. lA10.
"Tc1fcctly snstcd with ts trngrrss md tte treat.
tncnt Of my "Iiu j., s. lullns, Eu!Mnbin, Mo
'1he i,cut knnwn % tnc. ."-tio, 4. +; t'nsr lsich'
A. Quarles pnpil Of sevcn yenrs. now irc;lent ti.
h Avn ~. s9stof ,Es4 e snysuE S hsya
gland" ."lion: t.. II. Law.'nll, publ IF aeycn ycati
now nf Donuell Lawson & Co, llan1rr1. New Ynrx.
Address EEMFEIt & IDfiNSTui,