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Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-03
THE WEST.
Ohio.

Secretary Sherman in Columbus.
 COLUMBUS, April 2.-Secretary Sherman ar- rived in this city this afternoon. He was met at the depot by Governor Foster, ex-Governor Dennison and other prominent men and es- corted to tha residence of Governor Foster, whose guest he will be during his stay. After dinner hewas driven to the Neil House, where an informal reception was held in the parlors. He subsequently, called at the Republican State Committee rooms thence he was escort ed to the Capitol, where he visited both the House and the Senate. Both bodies took 8 recess to receive him. Tonight he attended the gubernatorial reception at Governor Eos ter's residence. The Secretary will leave at noon to- morrow for Washington
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EOR RENT
s. ". Sear1e

Surveyor and Civil: Engineer, No. Conn. Savings Bank Building, o7 G CHURCH STREET.
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1oard aud 9aonra.
Two Furnished Rooms

FURNISHED ROOM. kzEss furnished suitable fer ons or two gen. s5sH tlemen, with without board E81- ap2t 139 YORK STREET.
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MOVEMENTS OF sTEAaERs.

NEW YORK, April 2.-Arrived, the Othello from Hull.
 Baltimore-Sailed, the Hermann for Bre- men.
 Hamburg-Arrived, the Suevia from New York.
 Hull-Sailed, the Sorrento for New York. Glasgow-Sailed, the Oircassia for New York.
 London-Arrived the Queen from New York, the Victoria from New York.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ReY. |. Simmons.

Rev. |. Simmons
 Rev. I. Simmons will occupy the pulpit of the George street M. E. church tomorrow, preaching morning and evening. MT. Sim mons is an able and eloquent speaker and will doubtless draw large audiences, as he has many friends and acquaintances in this city, having been settled over tho George street church number of years ago.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-03
TlHe Next Walking Match.


 NEW YoRK, April 2.-O'Leary decided this morning to start his protege, John Dobler, of Chicago, despite his bad ankle, in the forthcoming walk. It is not expected that he will hold out forty-eight hours. Hart and Pegran were at the garden this morn- ing, taking occasional spins around the newly made track. Both these men show excellent form. Krohne expresses his determination to wrest the belt from Murphy. He says that the pedestrian who captures the trophy will have to beat $40 miles. For the benefit of the uninitiated betters, the unknown who has caused so much speculation is no less per sonage than John Ennis. The track was fin isbed yesterday with the exception of rolling. The latest betting rules as follows: to 1 against Hart, to 1 against Merritt and Mur- phy, to 1 against Krohne and Pegram, to 1 against Faber, 10 to against Mcintyre, 12 to l against Howard and Allen, 15 to against Williams, Dobler and Ennis, and from 20 to 40 to 1 against the others.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-03

Liverpool-Arrived, the Malta from Boston, the Wyoming from New York.
 Southampton-Sailed, the General Werder from Bremen for New York.
 Queenstown-Sailed, the City of Richmond for New York
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Stocks closed as follows
Nevy York Produce Market.

Neg York Produce Market.
 NEW YORK. April 2. COTTON-Dull Uplands, IS; Orleans, 13. FLOUR-Steady State $4 50 @ $6 50; Ohio flour S5 50@s725; Western, S45o@$6.50; Southern, s. .40s$750. WaEA C-Lower No. 1 White March, -; No. White, April Sl 3lk No. Winter Red March, ,$1 419 x; No. Winter Red, May, $1 SAX. UORN-Easier; Mixed Western, spot, 52Ae53H oATs-D1I; State, 4os45 Western, ssK@45o. per bushel. BEEF-Dull New plain mess, $1O5o@s11.oo; new extsa do. $11. .0a@s12. %. PORK-6teady mess pork, S11 60 per bbl. LARD-Stronger; steam rendered, S7.5719. BUTTER-Duil; Ohio, l883lc.; State, 23S35c. per pound.
 WHIsKEY-Nominal Western, s1 I0s11 BUGAR-DulI. MOLASSES-Steady. PETROLEUA-Quiet RIOE-Firm. COFFEE-Firmsr. FREIGHTS-Firm. SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-DuIl at 45. kOSIN-Quiet at $1 50@55. TALLOW--Stesdy at 6%.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-03

TO RENTs &S&A House in North Haven suitable fer two fam &43A flies if desired, with barn and garden; be EkA taken at once location within few rods of depot churches and schools Inquire of
 H P. SMITH,
 North Haven, at ap1 Ct Corner State and Grown sts., New Haven.
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SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY.
 FOR RENT,

Ak4 The very attractive house, with extensive and 8sssiI well fruited grounds and stable, No 10 York 24Square will be put in first rate order; low rates to good tenant.
 CHARLES H. WEBB, ,oo et;s TvIer's RuiJdinS
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F{1R RENT.
Omca for Kent.

AasA THE HOUSE No. 133 Exchange street, Fair kSsI Haven. Contains rooms, has city and well wa ksfA ter, as well good garden. Possession can be had immediately. Inquire at
 nna29tf Is LEONARD STREET, City.
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4eS&z THE spacious room [5Ox18) on third floor of sirS@ Central Building, 75 Orange street, just ssz2 finished. Well lighted all conveniences, well adapted for society club. Also fine, pleasant of-
 l.. B. BARTHOLOMEW,
 mh3O I'm 75 Orange Street.
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SssA THE FINE, large front room Mo- PTS Chapel HiiI street, directly over Maetts hardware store,
 ek2 suitable for banking, insurance, real estate law ofice Apply to VIM K. TOWNSEND,
 ma29tf g Whites Building.
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FOR SALE,

sS.A 4 GOOD LOCATION FOR A FACTORY. E The lot Of land situated the east side of East Ssza street. next south of the Rubbsr Co.'s brick storehouse Grand street, 125x124 feet and bound ed the by tho railroad. This property must be sold within 30 days. Apply to
 M. HERRITY, 30S Chapel street, rnh3O If Room & lIrtchsIs Building.
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Wanted Immediately, A experienced Shirt Cutter Apply to AA ELM CITY SHIRT O., 11o u Cor. State and Court Sts
 WANTED FkfO BUY, lot of Secondhand Furniture and Oar- \ pets. Highest cash price paid Orders by mail promptly attended to, at oAO 28 CHURCH STREET
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FOR SALE,

sasg A DESIRABLE. well located property, con- SsS ssting of store dwelling and barn; located on sS& horse 1ine Good place for grocery business, which is well established. Price and terms reasona- bIe Inquire of T. G. SLOAN,
 re0q 6t# 2 Yale Bank Building
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EOR BALE

ESIRABLE Building Lots centrally located, ten E minutes walk from the post office. Also one Lot Park street, 30xlOO feet few nice Lots the proposed new Park (East Rock). Inquire of
 s. B. OVIATT, tfeod Room f., ST Church street
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Hiram Lodge No. 1, F. and A. M.
 @ Death has again invaded our ranks and sud- NA@denly taken from Worshipful Master, "\ Brother DAN A. DAWSON. You are therefore called upon to assemble at the Lodge Room in Masonic Temple Saturday, April 3d. 1880. st o'clock p prompt for the purpose of paying the last sad rite of honor and affection to the remains of departed Brother. The fraternity generally respectfully, without further notice Invited to unite with in fulfi ling an obligation due him who has been stfaithfuI even unto the end." Per order,
 ap22t ". A. BEERS, Secretary.
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PIeasant Offices to Let

PIeaeanG OtHCeS to EI6E ksAA IN BREWSTER BUILDING, corner of State H5I and Chapel streets, including one corner room E5sAw1t heat, water and water closet also con- meeting if desired. An opportunity to secure as prominent and desirable rent is seldom offered. One front room, two flights.
 One rear room, two flights.
 One Hall 40x15.
 Apply to - 10
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DEATHS.

BUCKINGHAM-In this city, April 2d, Mrs. Rsbecca, widow of the late Alfred H. Buckingham, aged 69 years and months. Funeral Sunday, April 4th st s:so o'clock from the st. Johns Episcopal church, corner State and Eld streets.
 Register and Union please copy. CANNON-In this city, April 2d, James Cannon, aged 5l years. The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon at o'clock from his late reaidence 59 Liberty street. COLE-In Hartford, March 3lst, Margaret Cole, aged S1 years. CURTIS-In Wsthersheld, March Slst, Fl. Butler Cur t1s, aged "A years. HAMILTON-In Hartford. April 1st, Ezra 8. Hamil- ton, in the 79th year of his age. HINE-In Middlebury, March s1st, Captain Josiah Hine aged S3 years.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


JOHN II. DAVIS & Co.,, Bankers and Brokers,l
 April ?. 1880. ] The features of the stock market to-day the Elevated railway shares the late decline in which has formed anxious theme of conversation in Wall street for several days. To-day while there is more seadiness there is yet removal of the ot uneasinsss. Manhattan ranged ct 261(@2955 @29H N. Y. Elevated, 113@'12@116, and Metropolitan 92@ 1OO@9s. The general stock market WAS weak, partic ularly this afternoon, exceedingly sharp and close per cent money market and exceptions at 116 and interest.
 The Bond Market.-Government bonds were strong and active.
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TO RENT.

TO RENT,
 1EaA A HOUSE containing 13 rooms, an1 Barn HtIi with stalls, five minutes walk from City Mar EH One Store No. 551 State street, in Heller's Block; also dry Basement for light manufacturing in Block. Three Rooms in Gill street. Mo- 20 Ap- ply to JACOB HELLER, Room 1, ma24 Yale National Bank Building.
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DESIRABLE RENT. A@ HOUSE No. 72 Howe street, with all modern HiiiI Improvements Inquire at 70 Howe, or corner FUEL George and State streets.
 ma25 If N. W. MERWIN.
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For Rent.--Brass and Iron Castings. Repairing Lawn Wood
 and Coal.
 ,AssaA FOR RENT.-One floor, with or without pow E4lb CT, for manufacturing purposes. Repairing AzAaMd Sharpening Lawn Mowers; the same called for and delivered. Brass and Iron Castings at the lowest prices, and made at short notice. Wood and Coal at the lowest prices. Or ders received at the office, 2C3 Grand Street.
 jel6t THE O'BRIEN MFG. co.
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2 1V1I SS O1VO W ~ 1OO1 IV1N7111
 R!9 R9eII9NaaALEa aaAa

On Saturday, April 3d, at 44O State St..
 A N unusually large sale of household goodr, con- A sistng in part of elegant new Chamber and Par Tor Suits which must be closed out Also many desr able snd valuable pieces of Secondhand Furniture, together with both New and Secondhand Carpets. At about 1l:3O sell large line of Carriages and Harness, two New Ph@tons, one Secondhand Brett, Top Buggy, Open Bugeies, &c., &c app 2t
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FOR RENT.

TO RENT, sseA THE modern house No. 28 Trumbun street ESsA Price $400. Apply to &z1 WALTER OSBORN, nbgOtf l2 Whites Building.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MARRIAGES.

den March 9Ist, Hamilton F. Downing of Spring field Mass, and Miss Emma Hicks, sister of Hon. Radcliffe Hicks. MAsON-C lE-In litchaeld, March 30th, Franklin Burr Mason and Anoa Cornelia, daughter of Henry L. Coe, both of Litchhed.
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D. A. WHEDoN, M. J. TALBOT,
 nR p s RnSH

The secretary of the Freedmen's Aid So- ciety addressed the conference in support of that organization. They were, he said, doing noble work. Ths society is now support ing twenty institutions, seventy teachers and 6O,00O pupils. It was impossible to go into the South without feeling the influence of the society's work. Dr. Rush warned his hearers that Roman Catholic priests were at work converting the black men. Revs. B. F. Bowne, A. O. Abbott, J. R. Buckalow and P. s. Putney, who remained on trial at the last conference, were brought forward and exam ined for admission into full connection. Prep arations were then made for the election of six delegates to the general conference and the roll was called.
 NEW YORK, April 2.-The session of the New York Conference of the Methodist Epis- copal Church was continued to-day at the Central Methodist church. The committee appointed to investigate the charges against Rev. W. l.. Pattison, of Lenox, Mass, re- ported that they had found his character to be excellent They discountenanced all the an- onymous communications that had been re- ceived and suggested that if MT. Pattson was to be tried it should be in the district in which he belonged.
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AGENTS WANTED,

EoR NEW and most extraordinary book TOW in f1 press, stThe Picture Preacher.,' by John W. Barber. 500 pages. 100 moral and humor- ous full psge engravings. Price $500. Address, for pamphlet circular, HENRY HOWE, Publisher,
 mall wf New Haven, Conn,
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The MethOdists-Ehe Move for a Con-
 necLicut COzaference.

necLicut Conference.
 BROOKLYN, April 2.-The members of the New York East Methodist Episcopal Confer ence reassembled this morning in the Sum- merfeld church. Before the opening of the conference the ministers gathered in knots and canvassed and caucussed over the election of delegates to the general conference, which had been made the order of the day. The sscre- tary read the following:
 Dear Fathers and Brethren-The under signed being majority of the presiding eld- CTS in the Providence conference having re- ceived memorials numerously signed by official members of the Methodist Episcopal Church residing in Connecticut within the bounds of the Providence conference, expressing a de- sire for the formation of an annual conference consisting of the State of Connecticut in con- formity with paragraph 3S7 of the discipline, respectfully notify your reverend body that 6 proposition will be made to the ensuing gen. eral conference for the organization of con ference in Connecticut comprising the terri tory of that Slate.
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FOR RENT,

ssxA HoUs on Blake street, Westvile. House BsS contains rooms, in good order. To the right Maz tenant the rent will be low. For particulars, call atAdERWINS Real Estate 0fice 237 Chapel St., or
 o7 M SHUMWAY, Westville.
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TO RENT,

syzAS The House corner of winthrop avenue and Eii George street, containing eleven rooms gas, R8Awater and all modern improvements; with or without barn {; rent, $35O.
 Also, four rooms in the second story of cottage on George street, Winthrop gas and water. Apply at office of
 api If EDWARD VALLEY.
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An Important Decisions We
see in the Ouachita Telegraph or
last week very important deci<
sion of Hon. r. W. Richardson,
Judge Of the Fifth District Court,
which stated in brief, although
the opinion is quite lengthy, that
where a laborer works for part OF,
the crop his part Of the crop can
not De seized for debt, the judge
considering his share of the crop
as wages aud basing his decision
upon the law which forbids the
seizure OF wages for debt.
This is Il very important deci
sion to laborers, planters and mel
chants, which will no doubt Gre
ate quite u sensation among all
classes of our people (; aud it snS
tanned by the Supreme Court, will
result in IA complete revolution in
the business affairs of our coun-
try. 1t will no doubt work consid
cradle injury to merchants, but
will ultimately result IN good to
all, by preventing merchants
from making many bad debts and
tho Iaborers from running in debt
-tslchIanu Beacon.
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COn November so, we paid a
visit to the Guion Academy III
Thiboiaux. This school is free
to all white children Of the Town
and Suburbs, and is nndar charge
OF j. A. Tronf, principal, Miss
G. Lavron, 1st asst. Mrs. T.. Lam
bert 2nd. asst. ant Mrs. G. Stew
art, as 3rd. asst. About 100 chill
ircn are III regular attendance.
This school under the care OF Its
faithful teachers is progressing
finely, the children are improving
rapidly in their studies. The peo'
pie of Thibodaux may we'll bt
proud of the Onion Academy In
which all her chill lren can receive
the rudiments OF a good, pIactl'
cal education, which will enable
them to transact the ordinary
business of life. This school is
kept running ~ taxation, dona
ton, and entertainments given bt
the teachers aud pupils to which
the people respond literally.
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A OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of Lafourche.

Be it known that upon the fifteenth day
of November in tim gear Of our Lord One
Fthon sand Eight hundred and Eighty, be-
faro me Charles. Jacob Barker . Notary
Pubic ii and for the Parish Of Lsfoufche,
State of Louisiana. duly commissioned and
qualified, and in presence Of the illnesses
hereinafter named and undersigned, person
ally came aud appeared the parties whose
names are hereuntO subscribed who declar-
ed that, awaiting themselves of the privi-
liges of the laws Of the State Of Louisiana
in such cases made and provided. they had
~covenanted ant agreed. and do by these
presents covenant aud agree. and bind
themselves and those whom they represent
to form themselves into and constitute q
corporation for education purposes under
the obligations, ~stipulatiOns, and reguia-
lions following to-wit:
Article First.
The name and title Of this Cooperation
shall be the t.Lockport Pnblic School Fund
Association under which name they shall
have and enjoy successioa. shall have the
right and be capable of holding, receiving,
purchasing, and conveying real and person.
al property. They shall have ths capacity
to sue and be sued in the Courts OF this
State under their corporate name. They
shall have the right to adopt . corporate
seal. To- make aud adopt such rules and by
laws for thEihs gsvasnmeet as theJ may
dem proper, and to. preecripo sthe names
and conditions upon Which additional mem
beers Of this incorporation shall be admitted.
article Second.
The domicile and place Of business OF
this corporation shall be located in the
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On Friday morning Nov. 70
1880, All Italian named Antoine
Britanni was found lying on a
gunwale just above the Th'oo-
daux Bridge, III ii dirlng condl-
ton.
He was taken b., Ike Police an
tlloriries and pat into u warm
room. where he was visited 10y
the Parish Physician, DIR. Rogers
aud all attention that could be
given WAS had. Masses were EN-.
pluyed who rpmaiaed with him
until the next morning when llt
died. The Doctor thinks that he
had apoplexy, and that as he was
endeavor,n9 to go INTO Il llttlt
oyster fat to pass the night he
was taken with apoplexy and fel
OH the gunwale where he remain
ed until found. He never spoke
He was some 55 or 60 years o
age, spoke but little English Oh
French aud mixed the two lat
guages together in conversation
He has been for two or three
years selling fruit in this town
The poor old harmless, friend
less and penniless stranger nov
rests in the Potter's field.
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A Cough, Cold or Sore

A Cough, Cold or Sore
Throat should be stopped. Neg
lect frequently results in an In
durable Lung Disease or Consump-
ton. BRO WIS BRONCHIAL
TROCHES are certain to gire re-
lief in asthma, Bronchitis. Coughs.
Catarrh, Consumption and Throat
Diseases. For Thirty years the
Troches have been recommended
hy physicians, and always give
perfect satisfaction. They are rot
new or untried, bu. having been
tested by wide and constant use
for nearly An entile generation.
they haue attained well me,ited
rank among the few staple remed
les OF the age. Public speakers and
Singers nse them to clear and
strengthen the Voice. Sold at
twenty five cents Il box every
where.
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Steamboat captains have been
having a nice time lately. obtain
ing hands 70 work on their boats,
and to load and discharge their
cargOes
A slight increase of wages was
demanded by long shore men and
ronstabonts, being from two to
FIVE dollars per day. The most
Of the laboring men having left
New. Orleans to work OH Sugar
plantations, the boat found them
selves at the mercy of those who
were on the wharf. Whilst there
are thousands of men in the West
who would be glad OF an opportu-
nifty to earn two dollars per day,
steamboat men will persist in Civ.
ing them the cold shoulder.
These white laborers are in
great demand just now, but when
this insolvent strike is over, nine
ont Of ten steamboat captains
will send all white men ashore
and take the negro in his stead.
Then another imposition will fol-
low, like the present, and no SEN
sible men will have any sympa
thy for the BOatmen.
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OUR CITY ADVERTISERS. -
The great Hardware house OF
Rice Born & Co, 50 Camp street
has grown 10 be one OF the most
complete establishments OF It's
kind in the City Of Ne" Orleans.
It Is the Depot OF The ce.eera>
ted Charter Oak Cook stoves. for
Louisiana, Texas and Arkansas.
Every year new additions are
added to its varied stock, uht''
every article of kitchen furniture,
hardware, iron, steel, pressed I'm
and Granite Iron ware. Barl'eo'
wire &c. can be found in this lm
mense establishment.
This house has lately purchased
the famous Armory Hall, along
side of their present stand. which
during 1881 will be fitted up es
pressly for the business OF this
enterprising and enege.lc firm
See their advertisement.
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The Murderer Of AUeman and
Cousin, Of ascension apprehendcd
an st. John Parish.~ We learn
that through the iustrumentality
OF Mr.. Babel, IL coloreA man ofthe
parish of St. John. who is known
as an energetic officer and detec
tive, and by the efforts Of deputy
sheriff Terence Voisiu and Hon.
ID. l.. Ehrman, 9Th. justice of the
peace, left bank, Torrance Babin,
who fatally shot Mr.. Perique r.
A.leman, a well known White
planter # Ascension parish, and
young Cousin, on the 18th. of DC
tober Fast, and who had fed from
the parish, was arrested and lodg
ed i'll Jail III st. Johu Parish. i've
understand that he admitted of
having done the shooting, and
We congratulate our sister parish
on her efficient officers. i
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The deccase Of Hon. Octave
Harang d~eprives the lower LA
f,n,rche Of one Of its most enter
prising, useful and energetic Cit.
Zet,S. ff
The deceased immigrated into
this Parish some 40 years ago,
Z and settled in the woods below
I4x.kport, where has made Il fine
snyar plantation, aud maintained
,ha reputation OF 4 good aud hor-
orah.e ritizea.s Mr.. Harang has
Frequently represented his Parish
in the Legislature of this State
and always took u deep interest
in public business. lie has died
at the end Of u Ion. illness, follow
ing bis wife. who passed away on
s.ly Il short time ago.