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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-17

"L0oliing ont for the Deestrlct" always has been,
aud probably long Will b.. The most absorbing Oc-
cupat'On of he American statesman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-17

The DISBURSEMENT" of the Reorganizers is tn
amusement of Tammany. the great New-Yorl
Democracy was never in condition OF loneliness s.
ttf.ro At pTtA e.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-11-05
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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-11-05
A Steamboat Iz0rrer.

On Thursday might Ola, week, a the
steamer Gilchr>t va, iearin- Uavcnio.', a.
cr.din. the r,c5 win valuable list of
frei.h, and a full ls; Of Passengers J'-t afr
She had ra>.s under he ofidgH w!.r''i en-
meet, Ila, eng with EocS l-lard the c'mg'i>
Of the engine s,il.,.ly gave "ny. a''s '.r
boa, wa, left to the mercy o.: the current.
which wa, very swil! and dashed The l'a'
xi:ii snri force a-a,rst 'hc 'jofir a'"-n"h' Il
The bridge as - throw the wci-h's oh the
.afty-va.vcs. ! hc escaping steam n.,rd H."
boat. >cal:-u, and binding passengers a"d
crew, aud tie wilt conl,.>i..r ensure; and
10 add To he honor and coriusi,n, the boat
wa, discovered to be sinking. ~ it was swept
RAPIDLY down tie swift tu':"4', vi1'.' 'hc-"
on board were >h.:,hing tor Resistance, and
he spectators u,on the shore wcfc powcrIc>,
10 render such assistance, LlDr,h the cleaners
in por, vert 10 iLrr reiieI as -'"n p io~::'.e.
The boa, hal t%o barsc> a., i"H, "Ha those
who pot upon them were saved alive, though
-calIed, and many others w"''i'' have been
saved by the same means if they had not
been too much panic stricken tc ~ p."Vai.'d
upon to take refuge the larg",. Seventeen
ere saved and seventeen Io~'.
The causc Of TN, horror !, iha- ircGy sat
ed: The boat was ,ora''y '.uiit ~ he work
expected from her She Va. heavily laden,
and most Of the crow We're drnub" Size WIS
not licensed 10 cary pa, 'nI~f-. "d her
agents ard Officers v"atcd tie I:v aul co,n-
m,ied wholesale murder ly 'eoci'ii@ rrs'en'
gars. The question !, viii ,:icy be u"i,il-i
for their cria"
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-11-05
Constable Sale.

Tho> Jones STATE Of Louisiana,
No. -. V Parish Of Richiand
\. ii. Collins } .ad ward Mag srra,r Court
b. virtue Of writ If fl. IA, Issued iiom
The tInnl. Nagi-iratc> Cont If the 2nd ward
var,>h OF RI Inland. State Of Louisiana, III 'hc
above entitled and Numbered sun. and 'n me
directed, | have seized and will uirr tor sale.
a, ,i,e door oi the Ccnrt Housc, III the town
ot i;ayvll!e, On
Sdtnrioy. the I2h day Of Nore"h''',
1881,
~ public anr'ion, tn The last and highest BID
der, ani wthin he lr,,:.> prescribed lay law,
III" following described property. lo-wit
An UNDIVIDED one-iali Unrest N >is ihc:r>
.ai.,. rounds seed cui;uii. more OF less.
S-z.d "a the property Of y. II Col'in~,
drf,ntan', and VIII be sold to pay sans. dt bi,
intrl,'~i and all costs
Terms ui sa.e--ca>h, with thc benefit OF
apv,ai-elEcn;.
JNO $ SUMMERL!t.
Constable.
Rsyvillc, Ia OF. 2eit, 1851 81.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-11-05
4 leading E'rosc.'~or Speaking
Of Sessxii,;t People.

Dr. s. the prominent Ea-;";n medira'
lecturer, ,ays: Every lay sensible people
com. 10 me completing Of tne.r health being
broke. down. The answers To- all my H.
Guiries always aGe-w!.at u.Lil-e-ua.rte
laws have b.eu totally dI>r'g;5Itr'i; c"n>e-
.uently The L.nol. tie stream Of BE, bccones
a. "A re>Hlt 81 tins blood
poisoning, tad Gs>gcI ia ind d.soriere''
functions Of the .,rl. lungs, liver, an'! III -
neys, accompanied by h,alacie, ncrv"1s de-
billty, and other impaired oiG;tic portions.
oren vAIgji;: ON I,ra,ya,, In ordrr To krcp
the digestive or-1n~ in proper hc''tn a"i
strength, ! aud uny t',rnds ia the profe>>i'ri
have recommended Browns Iron Bn;t1>-
they AZ; 50 nii.ily ani ,oo;hit-ig. never lei'v-
ing any unpleasant; aiicr>elrct-. strengthening
the o:g3ns Of digestion. AMI permanently ,r'
moving every Symptom I'll il. hca'th, lai=uor
and debility. No remedy in The East give
such good satisfaction As Dro~ns Iron Di'tcr-
and all druc.i>, can procure II tor yea. Don :
be persuaded 10 u>c e Substitute Tais remc-
DIV contains no alcohol and is the only pre- para -.
lion Of Iron ,ha, does not biacken the teeth
-SVS
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-11-05

10 Dec tu.5cr, :c':r :'.n up I" sHn Gown, AK
dly, in Ire .-ea; NE whisky ifank: come
TO town seldom wen: 10 chur'h every sun
d,y. and W. ready m 4 rested FOX work Mon
day morning. Preachers were s'arce, goot
common sens. sermons the rule, pure deVo
ton and li,le sen,a,;onalisn, 10 rana'iri-in,
hvle suinr. less crime but little litigation, p!en'
~ tn ga, and wear stock well ,aken care 81 no
mortgages, debt, ea-il paid, ami money
plenty at legal interest
Tnr present nciaoj. No manure fa'Sed,
4 hike sui called "f.rll.zer bought, which,
Ike whiskey, leaves is patient in worse
tx after taking llau before, but h;:ie w"r@
from O.to5cr until March, commences ti'en 70
plough with haii,(ed stock, scraies over the
ground and calls it pioTel, plants ms seed
and when mp scrapes over again. QUITS piow>
my in June, curses the weather, stops WORK
on every FH,ay attwclve o'clock, comes To
town ON every Saturday, drinks whlshey,
carouse. until Monday morning, commences
b
noon. The fields grow up in grass and
weeds, commence. TO pick cotton in August
ont Of the sras,, finishes picking 10y October
by hiring help, corn ca: up, few potatoes
and plenty of grass lcf. commences 10 eath-
cr grass ont Of the cotton field in October
hauls il to town TO buy whi>kry and a ltle 10
ear, sells his cotton seed, stock nea, y st rived
or dea 4, nc tyages close in the fan at one
fourth of cost, no meat, no cora, no money
/ Now IS II not easy 10 SEE what is the MT tier
WORK is not commenced soon enough AMI
kept up constant enough, 10 manure iai cd
/ five mo:th> los; 10 ccqnmt mcement, land NOT
pa; in order before planting, not cultivated ai-
ter planting, only four days aud a half work
done in one week, too mach coming Il
, 10 Town. too much whiskcy drank, too much
preaching and too little devotion, too much
i,lleness, too much vase and extravaganza
/ The main evil is whi-kcy; let oar state stop
,he sale of it: lanilrIIs w.ii have 10 take
srea'cr control OF their farms, encouraging
in !nstry, cultivate more land 10 the hand, and
lie; the cultivation be better; raI,c more ma
nwc, SCI 10 e. ton seed have the ;rash plough
Ell iE instead Of burriig Oh ln,rcdncing 9th
er labor in emicrduts We 10 not think viii do
the labor we have is IA. god as We can get
1t can be benefited by wise and J"i;riOi.s leg
is,aiion. Enac, laws that viii COMPEL STRIFE
honesty, prohibit the sale Of whiskey, hav,
honest debts collected, encourage home indus
try by relieving al! home raised or nianu'ac'
turrd property from IaXa'Ioa. raise stock by
gradually replacing the icnces around the land
raise yJnr own manure anJ buy none Of tlis
stuff called "ieitiilzcr, borrow but little or
money, avoii mortgages, prepare and tu.u
waite the land well, oct hon IS y and our opin'
ion is that in few short years the song will
be npon HE lips OF all Planting in III,
-
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-11-05
Temperance Report.

Nv request of the Executive Board
Of the Ouachita and Bayou Macon
Culored Baptist Association, we copy
the following report. submitted by the
Committee Oh Temperance and adop-
'cd by that association q. lis last ses-
sion
We have end. svcre,I 90 inquire into
the condition Of the churches in regard
to tic use of intoxicating liquors
among tie membership. 1t is with
profound regret tha; We have to report
that many members of The churches
Of our association are addicted to US
ing To, freely this destructive and soul
damring liquor. This is not all, We
find that some Of our Elders, holding
the grandest commission ever commit
ted 10 mortal mau--,he commission
TO preach the blessed truths OF the
Bib!e-prostitu,e this commission in
| indulgiuy 10 this great and matchless
evil, even to excess; bringing d'osroc e
upon themselves and the churches and
reproach upon the cause Of CHRIST.
Tbs should not he tolerated. The
Scriptures empha,ica,ly declare that
no drunkard shall inherit the kingdom
Of God: Gal. sci. 1t also teaches
and warns Us no, TO be deceived ;
God is not Knocked .''r whatsoever a
nan sowcth tina. sha. he also reap"
GalG:7. In view of these facts, wc
recommend strict discipline an! Tie
exclusion of such unruly members.
Let US be sober and Cod-fearing, and
only affiliate with such in a church
capacity. Therefore,
Respired, That We impress upon
the entire membership this grand and
glorious injunction Of st. Paul, Touch
not, taste not, handle not" this Match
less evil
Resolrcd, That we petition and urge
the Police Juries Of our respective
parishes to order an election, to say
whether there shall be license or nc
license issued in 1882 to sell intoXica.
ting liquors in each ward
Resolrcd, That we, as a band OF
body. stand pledged to vote No Lii
csense, and will use our influence to
stop the tralic and use of this soul
destroying Liquor. We appeal to all
lovers Of Christ, and to all lovers OF
law, order and morality, without dis
tincliou Of race or color, to unite with
US in this grand cause, that We are
with the help Of God. to make. against
this TYRANT King Alcohol Let Us
remove temptation out of the way
Resolced, That as ministers we will
not affiliate or sit in council with min
> 49, hnso who are in the habit
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-11-05

J. d. Gaddi, State Of Louisiana.
No. G7s. ". Parish Of E'chland,
III, Credlrors. 9Th District Court
b. virtue q AN order of sale. Issued rom
.hr Ho4ornh!c Fifth District Court, IN and for
the Parish of Rlch.ani, >ra'" @! Loul-ians. in
,!,- above entitled and numbered snIt, and Ia
me directed ! will otter for sale, At the door
81 the Coari House, IA the town OF Rayvile,
La, on
sot,,r'ay, he l2h day IF November,
1881,
AZ rvh'ic ancfon, 10 The last and highest hil-
der. amd wi'hi1 the hours prescribed 10y law,
H.. following described property, to-"u:
An undivided one bait interest ia a lct 81
iry goods notions, etc, as pc. inventory on
Ne IA clerks office.
Terms uf sar--cash, v it'll the benefit o!
appEaiscment
LEN SCOTT,
Sheriff acting as Syndlc.
Sheritf-s Office, kayviiIe, La.
G,.f a.tfti ISL At
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-11-05
SiiERIFF'S SALE.

A. X Sha',urk State Of Louisiana,
No. III " Parish Of Richland,
Mrs II Underwood, 9TH District Court.
individually d a. tu,rix
BY vir,n- @. n WI, o. H. fl issuei ron,
Tie Hon, 5lli Dr.irlet fourt in and for the
Parish of Richlrud. State Of Louisiana in the
above eni,lcd and numbered suit, and to me
directed! haze seized and will otter for sale.
~ the door OF the cosr, house, IN the town Of
Rljvi!ic. on
Saturday, The 1914 day If November,
1881,
4, public snciior, to the last and highest bid
der. and v thin The hours prescribed by law,
The following described properly, to.wrt;
All Of section - ; north half of North east
quarter section 90, south west quarter of son.':
west quarter section =, in township II north,
range ! east.
Terms Of sale-oash, ~ pay the sum Of
three Thousand hires hsndIcd dollars, with
eight per cent per annnm interest, on eleven
hundred dollars from 81 January. 1879, eight
per cent per annuln interest, on eleven hun
bred dollars from lst Jannary, 1850, and eight
per cent per aunum interest, on eleven huns
dr"d de,lsrs ison lst January, 1881, and all
cost; AND on tens Of credit to pay eleven
hundred dci,crs payable Ola the ist January,
loS2, cicvea hn.1dTed dollars payable on the
IL Jaaua-y, 1853, eleven hundred dollars
payable ! Il Jaunary, 1854, steven hundred
dollars payable Is, January, $50, eleven hum
dred do,.ass payable Isl January, $50, eleven
hundred dollars payable lst January, 1857,
eleven hundred dollars paya Die 1T January,
1855, with per cent interest from their re-
spec'.ve naiurities uli PAID.
LEM SCOTT,
Sherih's Office, RayviI.e, La, SLe,.h
Otobsr ! 9TH. 1851 ct
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-11-05
4 UCTfON SAFE.

/ will offer for sale at public anc ION, to the
last and hinhes; bidder At re >sprc huu-,. i,;c'
ly occupied by Morris Roos in the town Of
Rayville, La, on
Saturday, he l2h eloy Of Eoremjs',
1881,
the entire stock oi good, farncrly owre'i hy
Morris Roos consisting Of Try so"'i-. groceries.
boots, shoes, hats, Eoiioa,. etc. J. AL be so't
in lots to suit purch ,>crs.
Terms Of sale cash.
LIN SCOTT,
Sherif, & Ex-O',..,D hucr,oncer.
Rayyilie. La. November 9TH. lS5l.---i-
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-11-05

The New Orleans and Ortheastern
Railway is to have twenty-five miles
bridge across Lake Pontchartrain,
which it is said will 10 the longest
bridge in the world.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-11-05

One negro killed another with q
railway spike driver at Taliulab last
Saturday, and was himself killed that
night, it is supposed, by mob.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-11-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ACCOUNT.

State of Louisiana,
Parish OF Rir.lani, nh Di,,rir, Court.
Succession of L. " Hctnwa. DECEASED.
whereas, ID. II. Peuit, administrator Of tie
Succession of |. y. McCown, deceased, IL,
filed in the Office of ;hc clerk Of tn 5ih
District Court IN ami for the rari-l, of Eirh'
land, his provisional account oil his adn4"'.>-
traiion Of said estate.
Now Therefore, unless opposition thereto
be filed in writing IN ia office ii 'he t.e's
of the 9Th District Court, AZ ri>e town of is,r>
VILE, in SAID parish, within zen days fson the
date hereof, the said acco"o: viii be aIl"Trt.
aud on due proof before The Court. VII, /
made the judgement thereof as the law d.
reefs.
Wines my official signature and seal of
Office this i,h day of November, y II. 1851.
J. NEW / PITTS,
Clerk iii Dislric, Cuprf.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-11-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Esfafe of JGmss w. YnJrough.
All pcr>nns having claims against the above
Names succession are requested to present the
same tor acceptance 10 X. L. Montgomery,
at; orncy, al kayvilic, La.
VI. r. OEWER,
Administrative
Raw lie, La. Oct y lib Isl 1t
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-11-05

Heavy snow storms and gales pre-
vailed throughout England last Tues
day, and snow was reported two feet
deep in the interior counties.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-11-05

In Thomas county. Ga Pcppin and
Gilbert quarreled while drunk. and
Gilber, pulled Peppin out of his bug
Nv and cut his threat.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-11-05

Right Rev. Bishop Green, o. Mis-.
sissippi, while visiting church in or
near Skipwilh last week, fell aud broke
his arm.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-11-05
SHERIE'F'S SALE.

AR Shaunck STATE of Ioui- iana,
No I'D vs. Par.,', of Kirkland,
Mrs S 5. J. o;sood 9TH Distinct cO"''
By virtue Of a writ Of ii. IA. issued roin
the Honl 5tn District Court IN and tor the
Parish of Richland, State al Louisiana. III Vie
above emit, ed an.. nuiubere,. STAT. an! u me
directed, | have seized aud vii 'hrr TT sac
a, the door Of the conri hou-e, il The town 81
Rayvi!e. on
Saturday, he 18th doy Of -Yoce"'ber,
1881,
at pubiic auction. W the lat ana hi1;e't nj
der, and within the hours ptH-cfi''ei ny Il" =
the following described Pr periy. i">"H
The south east quarter, section '"e"!'
township s-vehteen. north. rang s1X east
Terms Of salc-cagii, ms the JeneM q.
|appraisener.. ,.
She.ilis Of;;cc. Rayville, l., cH-'i'-
O.iobsI 18th. Iss..9t
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-11-05

Samuel l.. Boyd State Of Louisiana.
No 10. ". Iaush Of kchiand,
Harmcn Rush. 5iL Dlstrc, Cour,.
b. virtue OF n wit of ii IA. issued from the
Hnui 5rh rIsrrict Cont IN and for the Parish
II Rirh.and. state Of Lna sana. III the above
entitled. aud ru'berr,! SUIT. aui - rne directed,
have sr.cd and viii u:i-r for safe, n, the
toor o; the cou., house, IN :ne town Of Ray
viil-. ou
So tag, Ne 1917 day Of Noremter,
1851,
M ,,iI,!i. auc,ion. - tie last and highest bid
,i..r and within he hours prescribed hy law,
tn. t,lipwinl tescr,'-d properly, TO Wit
The ca>, Aa.l 81 npfih east quarter section
iwe!,y iwo. township sixteen moth, IA. -e six
en-. containing ri:hiy acres NOSE or les.
Term, Of sa.c-cash, wlth the 5eneh, Of
aypra.7ement
Sheriff C.rr~, "..yynic Ia. Sheriff.
O.-o'i.F i1.:.. -. IT.
.4i,c.t,sr ,..s .ep.: !, ~ lie Beacon.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-11-05

A man by the Damc Of VIM. Eo'.
shot and killed his son, in Whitfield
county. GeOrgia. last SUNDAY.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-11-05
SHERIFE'S SALE.

n Y I.amkin n Co } State of Louisiana,
No. I'fi v, Parish Of EehaEi,
STAT H. Ancry 9TH Dis,rc, Conf:
Ey virtue of writ %. Il. Ia. is-ued from
the licmi 5 h District Court III ald for the
Parish of Rlchianh, State OF Louisiana, in tho
above ,,,i.cd and numbered suit and TO me
directed lave seized and will offer for snle,
at the door OF The court house, in the town Of
kay,iilr, on
Saturday, tie l9M day Of Norember,
1881,
AT public auc';rn, to the t;si and highest bihs
der, and within tie hours prescribed by law,
the entire interest o, s. L. and L. II. Aneyr
in and 10 the entire property, '.slts and credits
OF the succession Of Joseph W. Amery,
deceased.
Terms Of ssle-cash. with the benef, Of
appra,scrnent.
LEM SCOTT,
Sherifrs Office, Rayvile La, Sheriff
Oiubcr oh, lS-i.-.r
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-11-05
SileriI'S Sale.

Sheriff ; on 20, kayvii!e
Ger .,Ifn. irsi -3t.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-11-05
Silcriii's Sale.

Rsyvillc, Ia, OF. 2eih, 1881 81.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-31
I eaCherS' Examination
SPRING, 1881

The regular spring examination
Of teachers for Iowa county will be
held as follows:
l.uden,i Monday and Tues. March II and -
Highland, Wed. end Thursday, 10 and Il
Ayoca, Friday and saturday, Is snd ~
Arena, Monday aud Tuesday, "a and -
Ngdgcv.ilc, Friday and Sat y and @
Mineral Point, FriGay and SAT. April and :
Examination will begin at o
o'clock of the first day. No private
examination granted eyceptin case
of sickness or absence from the
county W. y. JOINS, Co Supt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-31

Penny Mackerel at }. !. Sprat-
Ier's, ny them.
, 1881-02-17
SELLING LIQUOR St]NDAY.

Iaines a. CavInn alld Jacub Schneider, tho
two snloonkcepcrs charged with keeping opot,
on SuHdny, arrested ut tho instance Of ]. W. Ly-
ons, who Is moving with tho WonAn's Chrlstiun
Association was brought bafuse Justice Walsh
yesterday. Hurry lsubcns, tho attorney fUr tho
tcfcnse, nskod TINT tho prisoners bo tried by
Jury. Tho attornoy for tho prosecution, Cyrus
/. flanGhnrd objected. asking tho Justice to tx
MnllHe luto tho case hnsolF. antl, II necessary,
hok1 tho prisoners oyOr 10 tho Criminal Court.
This ts II Stnte cnsg, In which tho .11l4tlco hUs
Gillat Jurisdiction. Tho Justice, therefore, re-
fused tu hold tho prisoners over t0 tho Grant
jury. 4 1ion-suit was entered, ind tho prison.
Erg DISCHARGED. :
, 1881-02-17

hold services In tho Church uf tho Messiah on
Aan'tnys Mt 2:0 p. IN. ffr tho present, and That
nctfnn O.t tho Resignation 0f tho tlav. Kerr il.
T,tpler h, luicrrctl. Carried.
On fnntjon ut Mr Mitlrr, tho meetnR nd
Jorictl to tncot at tho sumo piaco ruxt Wetlncs-
day osonlng at half-pnst 7n'',luck.
THE WAt.t,A.
1ho following expinns ttscIts
"CH!GAHn. FrtI H. las1.-F.. u. Hnnnt-DEAn
htn: ] hnre tn-tlhy examined tho willis N tho
Michigan, Avenue fiapilst Church, and hnvo to
!rrN'rt tn yoa.. aa President aF. thu f!onrl OF
ruins OF ttle west gnt,!a to no In dangerous
condition. SO, Will therefore take tho proper
atcps 10 l1ave that portion at tfe wMll taken
l0Wn ut n,1cc. 1t mist lIo taken down Mt least
70 tho hfuht uf the cruss-wAlis. 1tentlng thIs
being done, 20 pr.vent tho possibility Df ncc.
don't; you VIII rlGnap SEQ tint proper bMrrlca,lns
phss!fIg under tho tn.gpr,i,A tnmsunry. Very
respectfully yOura. ALEXANDER KlnK1.ASD.
"SupcrntGndGnt Uf 1luildtnKs.'
, 1881-02-17
MICHIGAN MILITIA.

Special Dttpsteh 10 1As Chteuso Tribune,
lansing, Mich, Feb. lG.-At tho conference OF
oIIlcprs Ut tic 6tutu Illtn tu.iuy tho following
recommendations wrro nude: Thu anuual cl!-
cu,nplnent vii, bu by brigade, and tho duration
Will 10 tlSe luyA III camp. Ellci tpymeht will
messing, Or scvehty-ilve coHls per mai will DO
allowed ua moss, as thuy chu.lsc. Each co,,lpuuy
WIS allowed $lU ns incldeutula. an cncamp.
lnGIit Will pe held this Httn,nGr.
, 1881-02-17
TRlcHiMA

n0uNDouT, N. r., Feb. l1.-TAe mombcrs of
two families, natnod Doyce and Feltcr, Of this
city, huyo been made dangerously sick by cut
Ing what Is supposed to have bccn discussed pork,
Some oF tho snma meat given to cuts killed
them. Tho pork was purchased III this city, OF
Thu symptoms IT tho sick persons nro those Mt
tUnitttH trlchina.
, 1881-02-17
CIV. WASHRE1RN,

SpfeadI UUp1fth u Tbs Ehlca0a 1HbNH&.
La CRussE. Wis, Frb. 1S.-0ov. Waahburu
continues to slowly Improve under good caro-.
Ills brother, T.. Il. Wushburnp, returned fEou
Minneapolis t0-tAy and Will rulnain hero several
tlAyA longer 1t is suid tho Governor will soon be
NhiO to fle out, hut VIII bo unubto 10 attend to
business for some titnC yet.