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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-06
AN UNPLEASANT IMPUrATION RESENTED.

AN UNPLEASANT IMPUTATION RESENTED
The managers OF the Produce Exchange held a
special meeting yesterday, and expelled from mem-
bcrship George ID. Hincken, dealer in provisions,
OF No. PA First-ave, for being guilty Of conduct
inconsistent with the just and equitable principles
Of Trade" Mr.. Hincken failed In business short
time go and paid cash portion of his contracts
giving notes for the remainder. Failing to meet
the notes when they became duo, the holders sued
Tor their recovery and Mr. Hincieen put in a plea
that the dealings were mere gam bling transaction
IN the rise or fall in the price Of the goods between
the respective days Of purchase aud the times when
contracts were performed The managers will not
accent this theory of transactions the Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-06
PAYMENT OF DISPUTED SALARIES.

MAYOR COOPFR's REPLY TO CONTROLLER KELLY
Mayor Cooper has replied at length TO the letter OF
Controller Kelly nolosing the pay-rolls for the
salarics Of the Aldermen for November and Decem-
b.r 1879 with warrant for the amount OF each
,o1 and also warrant for sos Go for costs ETC, IN
the >,,,t Of George Hall against the city for salary
for November last Alderman.
The Mayor recitcs the circumstances connected
with tie claims OF Alderman Hall for salary The
refusal OF the Mayor to cOunters'gn tho warrant
for salary aud the subsequent litigation
lie signs the warrants, including that OF Nr. Ian.
because the Corporation COnnsel auNIsts MN o'e'
he is now Justified in doinG 50 ON account oi ny
cent decision of the Cont of Appeals ~ me i,I'
and McVcany cases. He writes, however, TO Mr.
In these decisions the Court las reversed two
decisions Of the General FERN of tins District one
Of which was referred 10 ana Iened upon pf you
Tor thc proposition yOu laid down that Tho qecsioh
Of the Board of Aldermen on t1c >ub1ccl ol tle eie'
non OF itS members WAS final. The particular case
of ilaizcl against Hall was decided upon an"thcf
,,roun.il..n VIZ that the ind yidual contestant
taying Invoked the decision oil the Board before re-
sprtu9 10 the courts submitted 10 the Jdflsnclioh
o. tile B0aid and must be bonnd Dy tii ocelsloh III
Nokrd hv himself notwithstanding the provision OF
tic charter that the Board shai! be- a ludGe
of The Gle -t0h return ana qu"llhcatioHS Gi
its own members. subject. however 70 the
review of any CoUr5 @! competent Jurisdictions
The Cont OF Appeals "ocS no' sustain y our view
OF AIdtYncli, but relics uuou the lact mat We
claimant ~ this case invoked nc acton OF ne
BgSri ana ~ Ifbh NouNdi-iR '''' w I'' Wv
c.,n,. and cree. ed an cst ppc upon himself, shui-
t',",.r.i1st himself the doors OF tie courts"
a WEErCuED LITTLE BEGGAR FROM IlALi.
John iurta an ltaiiaa, age eleven years, was
taken Yesterday INTO tlic jefferson Market Police
Com, hy OGccr Cbiardi, of the Society 70: The Pre-
vcnt.on O: Cruelty 10 Children who desired justice
Oitcrhoarq 20 commit him to the Commissioners
az Iiii,,..iiou Tia COY pre,ented a most milini
.nrciacic having hut one hand. and showing eva
Jpc, OF sclaiulous ds ordcrs. The hair had fallen
,,nu his he'd through disease aad neglect, and his
Claihiug was mass of RAGS:
He was born in Gi.comc, Italy here hls parents,
v.,,n ,c no.. dead lived and remained there until
w.. mont Is ;tgo when he Wa brought 10 America.
IT, saws. lv h> uncle, Gui@ep"c Bantcslani. OF 70.
= Eaxfcr-st. ON his arrival hls uncle had ht once
nI f;., ONT 10 beg Iii, hand had been burnt OF
w,''u hc was G,c years old. The boy Will be seat 70
,tr hosr,tal aud as he is better he VIII b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-06
INJUNCTION AND C0UNTER-INJUNCTlON.

INJUNCTION AND COUNTER-INJUNCTlON.
an. AMERICAN UNIoN COMPANY CLAWS THAT THE
wE,TlRx UNION MAS COMMITTED CONTEMPT or
COURT
The Western Union Telegraph Company on We'd
nesday obtained in the Supreme Cont an III
innction against the American Union Telegraph
Counapv restraining the latter from continuing
the erection Of telegraph poles and wires
in Westinghouse, between Cedar ana fesey-
sIs FAC next day the American Union
Conn,1v obtained a similar injunction against
the Western Union Company, claiming mat
the latter was taking advantage 81 the American
|nious obedience TO the previous Ordcr 10 erect us
own lines Notwithstanding 5hls Injunction The
Gold and stock Telegraph Company continued yes
terday the work Of stretching wires along ms
rontc. Edward Bacon. representing the American
Union Telegraph Company, appeared before justice
Daniels Yesterday to ask fer an order TO snow cause
this morning why the Western Union shan not 10
punished Tor contempt. II i claimed that the GOA
and stock Telegraph Company Il an adjunct Oh me
We.faru Union. and that il has been used os a
means Of eyading the order Of the Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-06

TRYING HIS BEST TO DIE. BUT IN VAIN.
Amity Bigo. French cablnet-maker. who. with
his two motherless children, lives at No. 143
1bompson-st., made two Intellectual attempts to
take his own life yesterday. The hOusekeeper. pass
ing bis door, saw him mixing Paris green in cup.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-06

If YOU arc seeking an agreeable surprise,
vis' KvoH. hc" h-t'"rs. PIP Iroa' Wy or fh !shg'
Ifocl and EXAMINE shapes ~ r:n'l"feu~ hafs m
raiuc, today Ih,r novelty, beauty aud excellence have
never bccu cquaicl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-06

Y T IIT-N' Ut 7 ~ - - -
r-p4r.l a. the w0a loVu pnafm..y 81 NE2R SOY, No
M sth ave- between -l-t and 22sf tie iuns impli CON
,ep,o may always placed they make IL mOat sliln-
ni riir ~ actv what the physician desres Charges
,u per cent less than elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-06

NNCu' STEERS HYroPHO,PWrr'
care Consumption. Coughs. Brolcht. ur'"it. SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-06

The Coney Island Jockey Club proposos increasing
its capital stock from 100000 to $4,000.
a general advance IN rents - reported for this
season Uouses which could be rented last season
for $40 and SO month are now placed al $50 aud
$35.
The Injured policeman. Onlcer Stone. whose skull
voe fractured on Sunday. reported 10 be iii ghy
improved Yesterday, although MS case Is sun re-
garded Us hopeless.
BIDS were opened yesterday by tho Board Of City
Works for building new bukhcad Al South Sixth
At The bids ranged from $4,000 To 100000.
The amount appropriated for the work IS $4,000.
The contractors for the work on the Brooklyn
Elevated Road say that they hope 10 have the
structure ready FOR tho running OF trains from
Fulton Ferry 10 LeXingtOn-aVe. ana broadway by
May. ,,,.,, c,rv
Peter Graham n very eccentric person, who lived
in Jersey civ and delivered Lectures Oh PhrenOlo-
g, died yesterday.
Richard IT, H. steele, the proprietor Of laundry
ot Oakland and Laidlaw-aves.. jersey CITY Heights,
was arrested yesterday on charge CT having a
quantity of stolen blankets and towels III his posses
sion.
Officer Reynolds, of jersey City; arrested Fran"i'
Farley and John Mcconnell while they were rob
hiuQ Police Commissioner JOyco's Liquor store, at
a m Yesterday. The two men WeIc committed FOL
trial. ,,ru,pv
Owing 10 the illness Of Prosecutor Abrel the mo
tiou for u new trial for Franz Llmmens, convicted
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-03-02
Brave women.

The extraordinary courage Of tbe
Albanian women had been displayed
over and over again in the history Of
the country; but one Of the most cole
brated instances was that recorded Of
the branch Of the Albanian people rep
resented by the 6uliotes, when they
we're besieged by Ali Pasha in l792.
The Suliotes formed mi-lndepen-
dent confederacy, comprising sIxty-six
villages, in the Districts Of Margariti,
Paramythia and Janina. Up TO the
time .of Ali Pasba they pyided them
selves on the regularity OF The payment
of their dues to the Porte But the in
trigues OF the cunning old Teli. who
wanted to get the whole Of the spehi-
Tx Of Suli into his greedy hands, soon
reused the people into rebellion, and
they commenced their glorious and
heightened war against the far greater
resources OF the renowned Pasha. The
latter, by means Of the duplicity OF
which he was such q consummate mag
ter, had entrspped Tzsvelia, one OF the
Saliote heads Of houses, into bis power,
and then laid siege to the town Of Suli.
He endeavored BY bribes to induce
Tzsvelia 70 turn traitor. Cunning here
met his match the crafty Suliote pre-
tended compliance, and even left his
match; the crafty Suliote pretended COM
pliance and even left bis own son, Foto,
in ALI Pssha's hands - . hostage. ; he
returned to Suli under pretense Of be-
traying the town, but no sooner bad be
arrived than he sent aletser OF defiance
to the Pasha. Ali then. sailed for the town,
and II was here that the heroism Of the
Albanian women became 90 oonspicaous.
Mosko, the wife OF Tzavelia. and moth.
er OF Foto, shveed prodigies OF valor
during the siege. She broke open some
boxes. with q hatchet, and
them loaded them on the other women,
and rushing iuto the trenches, distri-
buted them among she Sniiotes. Ali
to roast alive her son Foto;
but she replied she Was young, snd
could have other children; aud that she
would eat bit Of the roasted flesh Of
her son rather thsn betray her country.
Bldckpoods Magazine. ~ ysa
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-03-02
A Little Touch Of American Histo-

To the Editor Of the Enquirer:
George Washington first to the White
House came; and next on the list is
John Adams name. Tom Jefferson then
filled the honored place; the name Of
James Adams next We trace. The ilfth
in succession was James Monroe. and
John QUINCY Adams the next below
Then Andrew jackson vas placed In the
chair, and next we find Martin Van Bu-
rem there. Then William n. Hsrrison's
name we meet whose death gave John
Tyler the coveted seat. Then James K.
Polk was the Natien's choice; next for
Zachary Taylor she gave her voice,
whose premature death brought Ia Mil
lard Fillmore; and next Franklis Pierce
the distinction wore. The fifteenth was
James Buchanan, they say, who for Abrs-
ham Lincoln prepared the way; whose
martyrdom gave Andrew johnson d
chance, and the eighteenth name was
Ulysses s. Grants. BY means Of various
and sundry ways, the nineteenth is now
R. B. Hayes. ASuDscRlSER.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-03-02

The robbing Of the Deadwood coach
had become the rule instead OF the ex.
ception, until the only way TO get the
treasure box through was by strategy.
That is, the impression would be given
out that il was to be sent at q certain
time, and box made to represent the
true one would be placed inside, where
the gentry OF the road and pistol we're
sore to have little trouble in fnding it.
Il was just growing dark when the
stage descended Q long, not very steep
hill, at the bottom of which the banks
narrowed 90 that scarcely room remain
ed for two vehicles to pass.
Pete, the driver, in talking with rs had
said that this was the most dangerous
point in the route; and sure enough IL
proved to be. We we're no more than
fairly at the bottom Of the bill, and the
horses bad just been brought down to .
walk, when an order to halt sounded
upon the air, backed up by some blister
ing oaths.
There were two passengers within
myself and O shrewd New Englander
named Perkins, on bis way to the Black
Hills, with view to speculation. Look.
| ing out Of the stage We saw We were sur
rounded BY = number Of dark forms,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-03-02
~old LImpy..

? a Z l.
Here Is an old, old story redressed.
It ia hardly so telling ss the orieinal, still
il points moral which is worth recall.
ling:
''Get aboard, old limpy" " said car
conductor TO an aged, plainly sdressed,
lame man, standing ON the platform,
waiting for the signal to depart; @set
aboard, old limpy, OF you'll be lefl. :"
Al the signal the old gentleman quiz
etly stepped aboard and took . seat BY,
himself. When the conductor, in taking
up the tickets, came to him aud deman.
ded his fare, he replied: AZ
II do not pay fare on shis road ("
Then ] will put you OF At the next
station"
The conductor passed on, and q pas
senger who had seen the transaction said
to him:
'.Do you know that old gentleman p
"No, / do not.''
"Well, IL is Mr.. the president
of this road" -
The conductor changed color and Bit
bis lips, but went on and flushed uking
up the tickets. As soon as be had done
he returned 70 cold limpy" and said:
"Sir, ! resign my station as conduc.
tor."
''Sit down here. young msn. do
not wish to harm you; bat We run this
road for profit, and to accommodate the
public, and we make il an iuvariable
rule to treat every person with perfect
civility, whatever garb he wears. or
whatever infrmity he suffsrs. This rule
is imperative upon every ons Of Our en-.
ployes. ] shall not remove. you for
what you have done, but Il must not Be
repeated !"
The conductor afterward never saw
among his passengers smother cold llms
py."-Railsocy Age.
ffzstEi
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-03-02
.How to Get Well.

Thousands Of persons are constantly
troubled with o combination Of diseases.
Diseased Kidneys and costivs bowels
are their tormentors, They should know
that Kidney Wort acts on these organs
at the same time, causing them to throw
of the poisons that have clogged them,
and 90 renewing the whole man. Hun
dreds testify to this.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-03-02

An Irishman was accused Of stealing
. handkerchief OF fellow traveller, but
the owner, on finding Il, apologized to
Pat, and said that it was q mistake. "Ar-
rah, my jewel" retorted Pat, .lt was q
two.sided mistake-you took me for .
thaif, and ! took ypu for gentleman. I"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-03-02

the Kidney Wort advertisement in an.
other column, and it win explain to you
the rational method of getting WE'LL
Kidney. Wort will ssve you more doc
tors bills than any other medicine
known. Acting with specific energy on
the Kidueys and Liver, it cures the worst
diseases caused by their arrangement.
Use 1t ct once.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-03-02
Anehv.
THE TRAMP OF SHILOH.
Br JOAQUIN MILLER.

The TRAMP Of SHILOH.
BIZ JOAQUIN MILLER.
Yes, breadl I want bread You heard what
/ said;
Yet you stand and you stare, .f
As If never before came = Tramp to your door
d 7a91a7 II 8.qg
Would work. Never learned-Ny homo II
was burned; @-f
And l haven't yet found
ANY heart TO plow lands and build homes fof
red hands s~ s
4 -
NO bread you have saidf-fhen my curse on
ysur head les
And, what shall sting worse
on snas "''o ~ your sioe' ON 'n0ss oa0'es IN
tneir pnde,
@a5a
1ood-oy! must learn 70 creep inso your
barn;
ouck your eggs; hide away;
SNEAK around hke anouna-leass . naton IN
your hay
Yes l Imp-ours' these ss0ns'' And 'h'n my
o'o ooue'
were riddled with oan
Az your Sniloa,-Mna'' ~" A0a 0a''''o
'nels' w0s
breadl money! ana winei sift Msaam ioane
Atyour feet-snd please. sir.i pray
You'll pardon mo- sir--thas hght srenched me
hsre'
Deep---deeper tnan SWORD Gus 'nas oay
let even my heart with q stout pride viii start
No matter which won. it was royalty DONE
And aroyal American victory.
p..r NJ. 49,, n, 1y,,~. Won
H.. -. :, ..;s,a
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-03-02
SWORN EVIDENCE.
The following Cure 10 probably the most re.
naaskab,s ever effected by any medical
preparation for the treatment
,e OF catarrf: -as

GSntlemsn- hereby certify that 1have had Catarrh
FOR Ten years and for the last six years have been
burning IN the head, pains across the temple, dizzy
spells weak and painful eyes, swollen and ulccrated
sssss snS ssss q @ sesss
asa soaa
!. e Ss O. q s
sSna. WE'RE 20 eoaa
surgeon in regard to operation on tSe but az Ss
request postponed it, The constant Inflammation aud
sssf bad
s. Yss sss
ssss Sia ss sss s. sS
% ming s sS n be
seemsd gradually to arrest the dscharges s!opped
NY cough IN nree days. BY using II as Gargle socn
Ss g s Sss s q
The
have seen great deal Of suffering from catarfs and
hope to convince many that this q great remedy.
most eminent about my case: Thavc used every kind
period q Elk yssEs past and have. While following their
use taken great care OF my general health but obtained
nefslIef or announcement from any Of them. =
men psrsons,ly appeared tho said George r. BIN.
mere ma made essk that shs foregoing sssiemenf ~
him subscribed istrue. Before me,
sETH .. THOMAS. Justice of the Pescs.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-03-02

Each paeksge contains Or sapfords Improved fuhal
nR Tube with fuli directions for m all ccs Price
kor sac 10 pK AL wnoiesae Snq FsssH RpFr9sEls5s
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-03-02

A German editor remsrks that Ia
America thieves are 90 scarce Mat re.
wards are offered for them.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-03-02

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old ar ~ 80 dovn snd ~ ,ic srr,c. - .sv 80
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pleaso e sos i psvs lA~us -
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s a;1pss,a;ne,.s.,s s -, ~ els''s =
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coed asnnscs;e. ne, :. ssssss = 80 80 49, .s..
= 80 n hssssa. q q = -s.....h,. 49, .yss.sos
~hoss - No.. - =, "A s,S s 81. 49, NJ =
"a. ,.s.s.. Z. 4 Z ss.s...,7,;.s - -
ssr;rs M = rlscs sssS1s:i sS ,,s 81. -
cns;r,.ncs S ~ - ~ So,s. = .,d vhiss IL
stonod ~ crlt;vss. them .ome,odv turr !.
al nm - ,s,L roI;s,cs so Tho noctor A.
i;,,ia TO- A. IA vs.sr.r os a;chtv vssr.
tn.torsd ~ [ M - -, s. 100. @ sha no.sas :rd 80
him hov nc,;s;cs NJ % "-.s sro;r, ,, The
doctor ss;d a-sIl lohc 7 snuno.e vou
are still ! 4 leo.l nrohihitionist p aOh.
ves doctor hnf ve a;nt = 0oinv 70 vote
onr ticket .b;s fall our foiks have aoreed
With the other fsIiovs 81 Golnmhns 70
vote sor Eosts. IIs ;e On. n onr Find =
an the o,d horss ;ogeea an I heoan 70
re.I;re th.t ~ The IA snSi snnroh,h;,;on;sf had ,es
= oood s;,sS M cst 80 orf 3 If Tho hao' and the
alocsl ont;on l..n vss the nries Fostar
~ A.. p-..;h;.;o.. !.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01
DELINQUENT
TAX SALE! /!

The Lands Lots and Parts Of Lots returned delinquent by
the Treasurer of Stark County together with the taxes and
penalty charged thereon agreeaby to law are contained and
described in the following list
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-02-13
NOTICE.
Land Office. New. w.Orleans, La, |
January Is, 1880. !

Notice is hereby given that the follow
mo named settlers have flied notice Of
their intention to make final proof in
sup ,ort of theirAclailhs and secure final
entry the cot aJ the expiration of thirty
days from the date of this notice. viz:
Emanuel jones'. Of Morehonse. Parish,
Louisiana. who made homestead appli
cation No. 277 fur north half of north
west quarter of northWest quarter Of
section %, townssIss 70, north of range
5 east, Monroe District, Louisiana, and
names the following as his witnesses,
viz: Gus Jackson and Sylvester Jack
son, of Bastrop, Morehouse parish, La.
Also John Jackson, Of the same parish
and State, who made homestead appll-
cation No. :354 for the south half OF north
west quarter of northwest quarter and
southwest quarter of northwest quarter
Of section %, township 20, north OF
range 5 east, at Monroe District, La,
and names the following as his witnesses:
Henry Jackson and Cato Hostloe, of
Bastrop, Morehouse parish, La.
Also Luke Francis, of same parish and
State, who made homestead application
No. 9, for lots %. 5, g. 7, and southeast
quarter of southeast quarter of section
three, township 90, north of range 5
east, at Monroe District, La, and names
the following as his witnesses, viz:
William White and VIM Hunter, of Bas-
trop, Morehouse parish, La.
WIN. III. BURWELL,
ian23-5t ..... Register.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-02-13

Go to Heller & Turner for a goo
wagon, from $55 to se5,
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-02-13
Sleep.
bune.

While sleep is the "seaon for
ali nstures," it is injurious to cur
tail the hours Of rest. For farm
ers and those who live in local.
ties where people can retire at 8
or 8 O'Clock in the evening, the
old notion about early rising is
still appropriate. But he who is
kept up till 10 or IL or II o'clock
then rises at 5 or 6, because OF
the teaching of some old ditty
about "early to rise," is commit
ling a sin against his own soul.
There is not enc man in ten
thousand who can afford to do
without seven or eight hours
sleep. Alithe stuff written about
great men who sleep only three
or four hours night is apocry-
phal. They have been put upon
such small allowances, occasion
ally aud pospered; but no man
ever yet kept healthy in body
aud mind for a number of years
with less than seven hours sleep.
II you can get to bed early, then
rise early; if you cannot get to
bed till late, then rise late. 1t
may be as proper for one man to
rise at s as it is for another tc
rise at 5. Let the bell be rune
at least thirty minutes before
your public appearance. Phys
icians say that a sudden jump
out Of bed gives irregular motion
to the pulses. It takes hours to
get over a too sudden rising.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-02-13
y - BAsTROP LOUISIANA, FRIDAY FEBRUARY 49, 1880

day evening, Bon. we'll had called
upon President Grant, and in
formed linn Of the serious condi-
ton Of commercial affairs, and Of
the disaster likely to follow If the
gold ring was not checked in its
career. President Grant imme-
diately replied that the govern
ment should make every effort
to arrest their career. Boutwell,
suggested that the treasury sell
S3,0O0,000 gold. Gen. Grant in
stantly replied, MAKE it $4,000,
OC0." Boutwell, did not state
what Le should do, bnt returned
tc the treasury, and the next
morning ordered the sale OF ST.
100000. This sale, together
with the success of the treasury
experts in preventing the over
certifcatious Of the gold checks,
resulted in the terrible defeat of
the gold ring on that historical
Black Friday. "Tbis, Gov.
Boutwell, says, lis the accurate
history lii off off the Relations Of Of ? resi-
dent Grant to the sale of gold,
and of the entire relations of the
treasury to that matter" This
statement OF facts has never be-
fore been published, and would,
perhaps, not have been pub
Iished, but for the renewed at
tempts to connect Gen. Grant
in some improper way with
Black Friday.-[Chicago Tri-
bune.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-02-13
"Mv Dear" she said, as the

"My Dear" she said, as they
sat at breakfast, "who is Hilo
Pedro" When he asked an ex-
planation, and she told him that
he had talked in his sleep so
much about him, he tried to swal.
low some imaginary object in his
throat and murmured something
about reading Brazilian history,
and being deeply interested in
the Emperor whose name was
Hilo Pedro; and bless her soul
she believed it.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-02-13
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Geo. B. .Wayadle, M. Id
B,srRoP, LA.

thereby tender my professional services
to the people Of Bastrop and Morehouse
parish. When not professionally engaged,
can be found at my residence one mile
cas- oftown at night, and at the Drug
Store Of DIR. A. L. Bussey during the day
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