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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-03-12
LATEST
Home and FOREIGN News.
HOME NEWS.

Archbishop Purcell has made an as
signment of all his property to his cred
itors.
Leon Heyneman, veteran Mason and
Odd Fellow, the author of several Ma
sonic works, and for years editor of the
Masonic Mirror and keystone, is dead.
RICHMOND, March ga report has
Just been received here OF premature
explosion of nitro glycerine at Dutch
Gap, James river, which resulted IN the
killing of w. G. Haggerty, government
contractor for widening and otherwise
improving the Dutch Gap, and five or
six negroes engaged on the work; 1t Is
reported also that Elias Hall, who has
charge of operating the glycerlne, was
either killed or fatally injured. Mi.
Haggerty's body is said to have been
blown into the river and not recovered.
Chicago, March 6.-The Greenback
club convention adjourned last night.
The attendance has been small, only 100
delegates being present to represent the
500 clubs said to be in existence. Inc
proceedings have not attracted attention
here.
LANSING, Mich, March g. At the
Republican state convention To-Day,
John V. Campbell, of Detroit, was re-
nominated fer associate-judge OF the
supreme court, and E. o. Grosvenor, OF
Jonesville, and James Shearer, OF Bay
City, were nominated for regents OF the
State University.
Congress has finally adjourned, but
having left much business unfinished.
President Hayes has called an extra ses'
sion for the 18Th, of this month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-26
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"4NN.4LS OF THE ST1GE."

The reissue with On introduction, etc, by
Mr. stoddard OF DIR. Doran's Annals Of the Stage ="
gives On opportunity to recall story OF Q1in the actor
that IL quite worthy Of him. Between Qun and Bishop
warburton tliere was friendship. aud one day while
the Bishop arguing with good deal Of warmth for
royol pre- rogatiye un broke in with the words spnro
me, my Lord, 1 ani Republican aud perhaps even
think the execution OF Charlie" might b. Justified"
By what law T. inquired the Bishop" BY all the laws
he has left" said Quin Quin then asked 10 rcneu
Der that many Of the reeicdes died violent deaths.
would not advise your Iordshp TO make Of that in
ference" said Qun. for II am not mistaken that
the case with the Twelve Apostles"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-26

Ivison g. Co. have published NeSc Word
Annivsis bv william swinton, founded on the authors
former textbook OF similar naue and modelled on the
same plan, with n large amount OF additional practical
mnter II has proved valuable textbook In the hands
of jndicions Teachers and the additions made In the
present form will enhance Its utility.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-26
ynstrurtion.
For Both sexes-City.

FRIENDS SEMINARY, East 16th-st and
l. Rutherfori.place. BENZ. SMITH. 4 NJ. Principal
MODEL KINDERGARTEN and ELEMEN-
i TAKY CLASSES for Ioys and Girls from three 20 zen
yenrs Seminary Kindergarten Teachers OF frO
JOHN KRA rs and Mrs KRAUs BOEfTE. z East 22dst'
isIhe Palette
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-26

The History ofhe Ely Reunion, held at Lyme,
Conn, July 10, 1875 contains several interesting
bioy raphies OF distinguished members OF tie family,
illustrating their services IN the OF education. re
ligion, and benevolent institutions. The pamphlet
presents the record Of ancient family tree renowned
I'm the annals OF Massachusetts and Connecticut, and
which fair and goOdly fruits for honor and use
throughout the Nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-26

Court of Arches Ito Mr.. Mackonochic) I;
You are suspended, STR" Mr.. Nackonoche Ito Court
Of Xrcheslf You be banged p'-tfunpy foka
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-26
Art Schools New York City.
AIRS, LOUISA b. CULVER

WIN receive pupils painting Landscape flowers SIN NE
china and decora,cn) her studio The BCa NO 10 Last
2eth.st., corner athave. beginning October l.
Differences MIR. ID. Huntington, MI william har All
James N. unrt. MI A. \. BellOws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-26
HALFHOUR RECREATIONS IN POPULAR sCIEN
second series. Edied by DANA EsIEs ovo., PIP
Boston. Estes & Lauriat.

new edition of Weiss Natural Ph'ioS-
ophy by David A. Wells. edited by Worhngton C.
Ford, is issued by Ivison & Company. IL has been
thoroughly revised. with corrections additions in ac-
cordanco with the progress of scientific research ana
while il retains the essential features which have given
1t high place among popular manuals. Will be well
coined in it's present improved form by teachers and
private students valuable aid TO scientific instruc
tion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-26
For Bows and Young Men-Country.

A lexander Institute. Military Boarding School,
N White Plains. y. Y Principal. .. r. WILLIS Pm
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
college Conditioned rejected caiidates coached.
Summer Winter stockbrtdee. Mas. r. HOFFNANN
CHAMBERLAlN INSTITUTE, Randolph, n.
~ Y-Property 100000 1911 for II weeks, $50 Opens
Dec o. Adde'S for catalogue Prof J. r. Edwards, d. lres
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL INSTl-
~ TUTg. Ncw Haven Conn. General RusselFs school
Preuaatoy COLLEGE scientific schools business Thor
physical training by military drilling. gymnascs &C
Ample opportunity Tor athletic games. rowing &c
FAMILY and DAY Britain.
Conn-Desicned TO give thorough instruction and cub
iure q lsmiieG number OF pupils Address ~ CAkP'
PRINCIPAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-26
or IOHNiS SCHOOL

- Boardrg Day school for Young LADIES and Children
STUDIO. GYMNAsIUM. KINDERgAklEN;,s
SEPARATE DEPARTMENT FOR YOUNG BOlSv
q and rs West 32dst bet. Broadway and oth ave. y T.
Rev. IHEODORk IhVING LID. Kectot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-26
WOMAN THE STRONGER NOVEL. i2mo. d. IOs a
T. PutnBm's sons.

n
L. Pu;nBms sons.
The anonymous author OF this story evinces
more aptitude depicting certain exceptional phases of
American life In the selection OF incidents on the
construction OF plot lie shows equal familiarity with
the peculiar social features OF the State OF Ohio aud the
Guy OF New-York between which the movement the
narrative divided AID which furnish In fair propos-
tons the aud characters which IL aims Illus
cate The Of the plot doubt shadow forth
certain remarkable specimens OF American human ma
ure but they carcaures OF life for which they
probably intended by the writer they are steched
with bold and vigorous hand. though their individual
attractions presented strong relief The writer
possesses vein OF lively satire he has the art of
cby presenting both the comic and the repuve aspects
Of life, and from the financial and business experiences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-26
For Both Sexes-Brooklyn.

AIRS l.. JERNEGAN BOWEN has resumed
WI her Lessons I'm and foreign especial at
enIion paid pupils backward In English branches; for
further apply 4l9 Cnton-s. south Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-26

~ bh-avc-FOftynrst ycaf Uokir StpItuIU'I - VT
Cants 22d Esd Special advantages for CLASSIC
scientific also music painting and drawing ia
Academic Department Boarlers accommodated Rev :
ID. BURCnAkD. ID. -. President
The New York herald., 1879-02-23
AMUsENIENTs. A

ADJUSTMENTS.
GS$$Ss $sHBSS #s fIIs f$Ess$
If there who ojec, Masks dancing ~ meet
CARNIVAL SEASON OF THE YEAR.
TO view the most enchanting scene ever prepared i"r
THIS THIS sSSbA SSbA EyEsISs kyEsss SksRTAsyy
the programme viii be Of quiet and appropriate char
acier to view the lovely scene made gorgeous ana 90
Aon society aud at the time be carried around ts
world in twenty minutes while listening TO sgnor fr~n
GILMoRE's BANDS TOUR or THE NATIONS.
TUE f"1 GREAT Hsisairs LEVY
ADMISSION so CENTS Boxes and seats free to ALL
Go early and take your choice.
THE GORGEOUS SCENERY AND DECORATIONS
crxrsds hs A,ep % hs M 'S rr epaR Rso% sErY
lGH Trrrn 70 MR GtMGfE Tsn
Nsw YORK. Peb p. 1879
Appreciatng your enterprise and knowing Will add TO
rs aas se pacs a Ss ion SOU
ee'y offer tho of he decoraton used at their ball
s uy N rSp OF tho
Chairman Committee Of Arrangements
esPAx Fss Fl se
Dancing until II o'clock.
TUESDAY EVENING February q: 1872
sfASp A Mask NAhsAs hScS On e4fyISf cyIc bRsss
ApMissToN, 50 cENrs; BoxEs. ss
Refreshments furnished by gibson OF the Westminster
Hotel.
To add the pleasures tho evening troupe Of tho
recently arrived from Paris appear saturday Monday
and Tuesday evenings special featares exhibiting the
delicacy and agility of movement aud the truc
Poetry of notion"
NO CHARGE FOR THE USE OF THE WARDROBE.
The New York herald., 1879-02-23
aMt'sE EMENr~.

AMrsEMENTs.
T'HEArRE coNIQrE. sis neoADwAr
hAkkteAA hAhT -r+s+..t .froprie,ors
rnE WORLDS NoDEL THEATRE
claiming sisILrrrpE TO SoSE. M, -sperior, 90
ALI VAUDEVILLE ENTERPRISES
Tits .. th- sniy pis~e - yc-t any
other eity ~here sisrilnx produces
sovEfniSG NEW
'u,vE Yor SEEN THE wrLLrasS GrsRp BALI
{. Tho question s~ked ~ nearly yen ~h
and eonver~e ard IN NEST fhe ~iii h@
u nav. trird several hat esala In. bat
have purchased go tickets IN advance and have
sURf THING
fe~ night. sxO poor Disappointed naa f,.n Jersey
was standing In front ~ the hox ecs seloqaxins
thus
-Teii ye win eed xind.
That rou,d pathway rrss
j. there sprculsfne nar
With inst ticket mssser
SEVENTH WEEK
and continued sncce~s %
HARRiGAN a HART
in Edward Harrgsns new Local ccm,e Drssa IN rre se,
and seven scenes sequel 70 tho AuiLIGAN GUARD
PICNIC. entitled
The New York herald., 1879-02-23

NOTE.-rn reply the opposition to class teaching.
beg thai all important musical Institutions In Eu
rope approve OF and adopt the method Tho class system
whom applied capable has been found pos
many beng particularly applicable TO he
ginncrs. causing amcable rivalry among the pupils.
learn lose much Of thcir uninvng and wcarisome fea
tures Reading at sight qualification SO necessary 70
every performer assists surprising degree One OF
the bio results of class teaching In It's radical
Of habit prov many
thc habit of playing ~ time u exccs emulation and
the ambition II the student excel become thorough
musician instead " performer aud Is certain Of i'm
parting sclrcliance and confidence qualities sbso
iutey necessary 10 complete success
The New York herald., 1879-02-23
AMysEME

Thc rroutess annals cffhe s.pge eclipsedu
The pr1udest annals of the stage eclipsedu
The prond-st annals of the stage eciipsedii
The ?roudest annals cf tho stage cclip>edi II
TIE prondest annals OF the stage eclipscd't
The proudest annals OF the stage eclipsedit
The New York herald., 1879-02-23
ANIUSENIENTs. A

GRAND OPERA HOUSE DE MURskA
THIS SUNDAY EVENING,
ANOTHER GRAND MUSICAL BANQUET
THE URANDEsT PROGRAMME YET PRESENTED
The New York herald., 1879-02-23

TITS .. ,h- su'y pis~s - s-uneas " >s~ ye-h any
ther ~hsrs sieriiax ~assrpr-s a,ly produces
The New York herald., 1879-02-23
-H,vr ror SEEN TIE vrLlrsaS ersRp BALL,

IL The question asked ~ nearly yoa With
and ronveT@e ard IN fhe sifi he
have tired several hnt esala get
have purchased fwo tickets tn advance. and have
The New York herald., 1879-02-23

or THE LASS THAT LOVED A SAILOR
riyAFoRg MArINEEs PINAFoRE MArINEEs
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS AT
Matinee Priee.-Admssssn so cents; Reserved Seats 81
L,IFTH AVENUE THEATRE. SPECIAL.
Mr. ID H. HARKlxS. ......................... Director
The New York herald., 1879-02-23

IN THE BRIGHTEST BOUQrET or MELODY
EVER OFFERED TO TIE
The New York herald., 1879-02-23

THE SORCERER
BROADWAY THEATRE
THE SORCERER.
BROADWAY THEATRE
THE SORCERER
BROADWAY THEATRE. THE SORCERER.
VVANTED-SU PERNUMERARIE APPLY STAGE
w entrance Academy OF Music ut III O'Clock Monday
morning
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-15

Orte bcs 8crner Obsrlanbcs tpo6nt, zines
Cages, ais ie ibr Die frii6 0cpai6ene
BGlde a6lieiern ipoIte, ni6t al 0auie.
Sic lieB nun, in Der Weinung, fran3olii6
lei bic Gpra1e Der vausldnoii1en" Dame,
einen 3etteI nit f~oIgenoer aufiarift sus
ri6:
Je suis V n avec du hinge.
Ser 2ouDoner r@lobe", benz mir oieien
S1er3 entnebnten. figt binsu, baB bic
8Gl6erir in NntliB unb @eitaLt Der pou=
tommene Gegeuiab Der 8enu5 bon Me6ici
mar. 9ieler fleinen @eidi6te f0nnen mir
nod aus eige1iter @rfabrung binsufiigen,
baB mir einlnal bon elmer utpaibeHoen
SEEMS" na6itebeuOen, gIei6faQs re6t
beiteren 8ai6settel erbielten: v3 9roBe
8ettiger setudi6en-60 Big, 2 6anotiez
ger uno 2 fIeine &ai9entiser sepaideu-
40 gfg."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-15
so bort man iebt,
Elm rei6li6es 8iertel Der

Eu0. 50 bort nj iebt,
oaB eth rei6lihes 8iertel Der
on Der afgbanilhen @renae itebenOcn einz
9eborenen 3ruppeu auf urlaub entlaiiem
lit, pdbrenD inter ben iibrigen G6olera
uuo Tieber ara aufgerdumt ba6en; oaB
ale 2asaretbe pol bon &ranfen iinb; baB
in Dem gan3en 0ebiete ~ienieits oes SnoNS
mn peuige Sntanteriez& e9imenter noh
NIT 500 QSafent1bi9en ausrIden tonnen
un0 teiE eInSigeS GapallerIez Ne9lrnenf
nod 800 Jtetter Sa9lt. 0aS game &rdnSS
pGrtpelen lit aus Gan0 uno Saro 9e9a1S
gen un0 muB gan5 rlet bergerI0teT metz
Den. 9fidt peniger ais 6O,OOO &aTfleele
limb in Dem erlten JelO5uge un1getonInlen.
IS nir0 ungebeurer Nnftrengungen beour@
fen, I'm neue 9altt9iere 81 belhatten, uno
Weouate f0nnen ~nergeben. che Die europdt>
1deG S~ruppent0rper our6 ben Na1l0ub
BON Geleruen aus Gnglano mieoer auf Die
pole RrieasltGrfe gebra6t ietn peroen.
0aS lit 10 Die alte 0el6i6te, tpie man
1ie bon Gnglano getpobnt lit. Nenn man
Diele tlGgIi6e llnbebulfli6feit Der englts
iden &riegflbrung betra6tet, finbet man
eS unbegreift6, nte ft6 ie Die @n9ldnber
snr 9errl6oft itber Sftinoien baben Our9+
itolpern t0nnen.
SOrIGufig iu6en iie Croft in Dem @Iau7
ben, baB 0aS 8lutbaO in &abul MIR cine
rlofale" 8eoeutung babe; oaB bemlelben
tein reiliG erposener 4lan au @rnnoe
Iie9e; baB Der @mtr gatub ibnen treu let
uuo sur MieberberiteHung Der Gu6e nit
b~eitra9en lperbe. Die Qebren bon
1841, no Die @n9lGnOer in
ibrer oummen 8erb[enoung 10 nett gin7
gen, nod oil sic aufri6tige Sriepensliebe
Der %9fgbanen gu 9lanben, nadOem Der
en9lii6e Observation-Disclosures McytaIgbten,
i'm 9lugefi6t ieiner SruppeH, 1pdDrenS
elmer Srieoensz InterbanolMn9 nit Dem
Rban ab9ei6la9tet worOen mar, Iino
aliO, pie es i6eint, DOuig oer9efien!
Nenn bic @%nglGnoer iDtrtlid NIT ibrem
@ormari6 auf &abul bis gum SttOber
parten poQer, ODER miiiieu, 10 per0eu ite
iih allen Shredniiien eines 8interfeIOz
5uges ausieben uno Der flGgIi6e lllter1
gang ibreS Seeres I'M SGnuar 1912 fam
Elm fur4tbares Seitenitid erbaLten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-15
Sir NeruOlitdt. S6laflOie NGdte.
8a~ibtnstou. .. G.. IL. Wtdra 1877.

9errH s. 81. Stepens.
8ertber 9srr!- SD battle ui5t uteI DON Fuiisrsi
unb wItpe aIt ME einen 9uulba9 unterltisen, aber IS
i@eint mir nIr6 Ste1t uno tSeredtiSteit 9ebpleH. oas
VEGETINE Su e%npiebIeu, bo i'd IS iir cine porSu5s
lide Mepisin battle. SD babe nebrere 6lai4eu NIT Dem
be;!en Grici9e sebraupt uHb rpurpe oapurb Don elmer
nnertIarIi4eH sierpOiitdt turirt. bic mir pieI ssiheH
NIB l6IailOie Std6te ueruria6t bate. Mian6e %d9te
wanpeIte t6 I'M 3immer aIf nuo ab, nnb 9ebroh9te
peri6ieoene Ntitlel, ieood umiOrit. Gnpti6 bei4loB
i'd, es nit VEGETINE gu psriudeH. SD 9ebe sW, boB
id anian95 nur wehIa &ertrOuen Bate; bod l6oH mad
etlt6en Opien ~sewabrte i'd su MI. ner .Sreube, bag tb
cnoIib bic ri@tiee MeoiSin seimnOeu bate. 9s reinisle
lnein SlMt pDn ben bDien Sditen, bic obne 3peifel Die
llria@e Der e%rbulbeten geiben sepeien waren. uno iebr
baIo empianD i'd Die ppbltbdti9en 2Strfun6en Der Oteois
gin. Gbe t3 nit benz Wsbraud besann, tOnnte i'd ieIs
ten cine sanse ooer aud MIR cine babe Ga@t binour3
i6laiet. Mcin Nppetit mar i3Iedt, nno IN Solae oels
len magerte ib ab. Auein idon mad einigen pent3en
OOitn wuroe ib cine rabitaIe N%enOeruna ann SehereR
9epabr. SD bin pDHis pon benz VEGETlNE berries
pist uub cmpieble es ALIEN, BITE letbet, wie i'd Lit.
A1tun9Suou,
Mrs. s. q. So6uIOu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-15

v EGE '1T|'' | N Z.
ueruent1wad)e.
WeruealdmdAe nnO gdlalOiigfeit.

Sn iaft oGsH Jiasu lit SdIaFofsfstt bas Spmptc,H
irgeub elmer anoereH &rautbeit uMp tam nur our3 &ez
~ieitigun9 Der lestereH sebobea peroeH. 6dnHg ~inoetieu
btIost lie einen 10 beruorraeeuosu 3uS, haB es nothpsns
big mtrp. lie oils eiue uripliingIidbe &ranfbeit ST bebau>
helm. Bis sur i3sit bes StIaiea9ebenS anbalIeHoe inz
tesfue eeiniss NuitrensIHs, iisence &ebeHsWeiie. itarter
RaTee9eIn6, iooie aud Sbwd6e eer 3er6anTnssor3aI
iilb bduiis ole lIriads bieles llebels, Sa5 beite uHo
etuia0ite n~siIm;tteI lit VEGETlNE, unb Sober, her
Ra6ls nidt i@lafen tam. ioute es it'd Sur Silibt mas
den. itet5 cine Tlaide poH Der S0nisin oer N~iebisineH
i'm 3auic su balteH unS turs pOr e9IGien9eteH cine
CUTE 0oi!5 oouOn al nebnIen. IS mirs ib ais has 9roBs
Settmittet br Natur erpeiisn uub benz &ottsnteH Sen
eririi6snbeu S6lai ~brinsen. bei!n icoer s%rulitbste R5rs
per 10 iebr beSari. sir tieine ainbsr. Die an @ldbuHs
gen, groBer A%Iiregun9 uno ben Anaieu eeS !3abueis
lsioeH, siebt E; ni4is ssiisres unb Sitsre5 ais eiuise
2rpplen VEG TINE. Oafelbe mirb os Eterpeuipteu
raid b~erubtgeT uuo einen uatIrIthen, iaG;iten SdInnls
mer ~selpubteU. Gbi5on baS VEGETINE teiH Atom
non CpIam Obtr anoerH uartotIideu StOfen iraeHo
lUsEder Nrt entbdlt, 10 bat IS Senuod einen beldnttt9eHS
bel Ginilub auf has gauge Spltem nub ptrtt IN GeS
%meiribaft nit Der 9tatur, LIZ 2%iHoerune sH peri9atTsn.
Dian tee bic 3euonine,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-15

ipclbes auf Anregune 0cat's 9egriinoet
morOen ipar, rlagDartiirt weroem miife,
benn na6 ieiner Qniiht lci ,bie berufs=
mdBtge Sunttion bieies @omnae
iiums bic MagDartiiruM9!" Sn
Seltrei6 miro Der 0runoiab itrenge eins
gcbalten, baB bic Understanding in
Der Sprade oes Nngeflagten geflbrt tperoe,
udbreno ft6 in Sicbenblrsen Der mirfli6
9rauenbafte SAL ~ereianete, baB Der Brdz
iibent beS @eri6tSbofcS ST. @liiabetbltaot
an 80. Wlai 1877 Die gertbeibisung elmer
ruegen &tnoeSmorO an9etlagten Oeutlhen
in ibrer Wtutteripradc uerbot, obno1l Die
Nngefla9te ben notiirli6en Buni6 bate,
gu bcriteben, iuas 81 ibren GunitcM DorSes
bradt lperoe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-15
NerDeni6wd6e,
Weu. 8. e, @oIfer S00t:

ropibeuee, q. S., 1854 &rauittr.
Serrn s. 81. 9tepeus.
SD erodte mid perpfti6tet, Sbuen etaenhGnots ben
boben SSertb Sn %bescIgen, ben ib Sbrem
beile9e. Wtetne Samilie sebroudt bafeIbe iet Spsi
Sahren. SIR gterpen rdwGde lit IS nni6dpbar, nno i1
emp eble es Nlen, bic elmer itdrtenben mnD periansen1
ben &onit ~beoiirfen. 8. Z. @aIter,
ppruats PaitOr Der Gpppoin> Square &ir9e,
Bottom.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-15
VEGETINE.
Su6srettet DON
Il. r. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
gesetime miro BON uuem aput6eferu O%erlauft.

3m bcrfaufeu:. t Si1s Yssa' s 1on 40 7i Tdt go} s4t
bdume, sutes Mailer. 2 pduier nsblt Staauns. cine
Oteile Don elmer Mttlds Gabrit. as 4teiisn pom Depot
unS 90 MeiIen DON @bicasp, lit usssn 0amtIienper9alts
niNen bilie Su perfanfen. 8eseE Ndberem wsnOe man
Senrp &C., Su. 1aiep2tu2pS
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-04-11
cEx. JACKSON AND TnE FEENcHuAS.

On the morning Of the Sth, Just be-
fore the commencement Of the fighting,
as General jackson was surveying the
line of battle, Il wealthy French mer-
chant of New Orleans drove up TO the
line and requested an interview with
the General. On reaching his presence
jackson demanded of tho Frenchman
the object of his visit
al come" said he, "to demand Of
you to return to the city all of my cot
ton which you have taken to make
breastworks
"Ah," said Old Hickory, ''can you
point out the particular bales that are
your property
"Oui, Monsieur, certainement, Eat is
my cotton" pointing to many bales in
the vicinity
"Well," said Old Hickory, "if that is
your property you have come just in
time to protect and defend il" and
calling to corporal he ordered him to
bring a spare musket, and, giving it to
the Frenchman, he told him to stand
and defend his property. At the same
time he gave the corporal an order to
shoot the fellow if he attempted to run.
There is no doubt but that the French
man was glad that his cotton was there
to screen him from British bullets.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-04-11
JOSH BILLINGS PHILOSOPHY.

never bsv seen Il man or woman
yet but what thought they could make
a better showing than Adam and Eve
in the Garden Of Eden. / would Just
like to see couple Of them try it.
There is kind of propriety in all
things the insolent vanity oy the
peekok would make goose Loo; ri
di.silns.
30 long as man runs his habits he
is safe, don't care much what the
habits are). but when the habits be-
en, {" run him. thea look out for bra
kerr
The most ov mankind nav more ka-
pa,ity than energy next to hot rum,
lhzyne.1' has et up more people than
emmy other one thing.
Advise IS ks,ster lie; everybody IS
reddy 70 prest:-iOe il to ,haro nabors,
bu; aint ankshus to talk it thenselfs.
like the oJ-heartei, brt ] never
did admire What is called clever
phellow," the chap who is ever ready TO
lend you twenty-five cents (il he hap
pens to have it), and borrow six shil-
lings oy you tomorrow in return.
II IL the natur of genius u kreate
ockashuns and circumstansis, while it
IL the natur ov talent to take advantage
OF them after they are kreated.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-04-11
PACIFIC COASTERS.

\ school teacher at Candy, Clacl,a-
mas county, who succeeded in seducing
iifteea-year old pupil. has fed for
parts unknown to escape the just pun
ishment of his atrocious crime. He
left wife and family behind, and his
young victim is also soon to bear the
fruit Of his villainy.
Mrs. Brown, n widowed lady living
near Brownton, Josephine county,
committed suicide one day last week by
drowning herself in Althouse creek.
UnrequiJed love is said to have been
the cause for the commission of the
rash act. Mrs. Brown leaves family
to mourn her unnatural fate
lie Graade, the late villain of the
Wilton Troupe, after bilking and
swindling scores of Oregonians, has
been nipped at Portland and will be
shortly interviewed by that memorable
magistrate, Judge Bellinger. Say,
Judge When you so through his
pockets, save $3.50 that is due this
"shebang."