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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-15
gaM INTELLIGENCE.
SUIT AGAINST qHg CITY


Action Commenced for Damages. and t
Close the Drainage Cana1.
The subject in relation 90 the di.cb.~,.. -
the Sacramento sewers and drainage rourl
5he present outlet TO the south has been of lat.
prominently brought to notice by COMPLAINT
of parties residing IN the vicinity Of Beach,
lake, aud these complaints have evsasustaf
in SUIT being brought against the civ foI
damages and to prohibit the use Of the cana
for suca purpose.
The drainage Of the city Of Sacramento IS
Is vel Enown, finds It's exit through tae canal
running 5aro lgh Z rect. from. foot or SIKH
IN soat4westerly direction to a point back
OF treepoI5; thence IN quite direct line to
Eeaeh lake, ABOUT mile and a half below
tr3splr1. ILls canal was originally con-
Structed 9y the Board If Supervisors Of the
county winch was many ye.rs ago
Under . subsequent Ac5 Of the Legislature
the cry OF Sacramento was given charge of
t.e e&1al, and au5a1rz to extend and en-
lazSa T. Wllch has been GONE at d large ex-
peass. In some places this canal is large
enough % float a s11l-sizsd csnaI-boat and
70 az eEaGyltion ri considerable importance.
just t-ls side of t're5DJ.t the CITY erected
fsIc-s16es IN tine canal, which durin. high
waters in the Costumes and Mokulunue
rivers. have to tie closed t. prevent the waters
flowing this way and into this city. but ordi.
ntrtiy y1e water hJ#s INTO this canal and
do"a into the lake.
TIE oaEensAI PROTECTION
was % continue this canal from Gle other
-. -I-..S 80 20 t--5-|a1er 1T Snod-
5,is-e4 '',' l-''' No' Been IAus com
0-l,-...,-,.l f,.r.,...7.-.4
,,,tf,,tl I-,;,,r, ~ ei ~. - ,'1'5 LOT tlis
lF a~5 49,. ,'i. q i,-i-G9 east 81 U9e
49, i''-- " 40" cI2uen.
i 49,, o7i7 rom blrns
tbe 7liI - ~ r., -, 80. ny l~F from
'i' 80 - l-il riverside road.
ST. - 'i-la 'u Ule VLcin-
,.-,s-r IS II - c"ln .i's5 oy
~ 1-l-5s oI lAe city
'I.ia A4e onhieE from
-a+N7 20 22"esl5ss slough, IS at
s -'lt5u IA9 l"le has ll5en upon
,,l+-.i ION TOUT % ave ieet ap2ve lis
~ 80 - S'-- eh.-99i deprived them OF
III, ms NV I.'1A "quia otherwise be
-n'y Sis.i4 0A-5 5iis operates as
a. ''Sl Zion oI tI'sL. -a1as oy 5ne city, with
VI' e.- CONT lon or pro ess Of law.
tine for She eonlol--..n NJ In. 80 -
saotgrass slough; saas by their at.ornev
AZ ~ -i@'e sl5&5eliy SOUGHT to Awe tla City
.4's y-e Gu sl-o 20 DE constructed,
@ '' rs. a yiIis la pen cone 5ii7 damages
Po-..T-. 2o"1 ~. Ds ~ ana g9hn 7.
Chat ssasisn. s CONF, IN ,, II, ~ -s ''-' d..
Court, bringing
TEST cAsa AGAINST TER -,rv
i NJ ,~.o.4r,,.- -,l--...-.-..
c,,r,5si-'5 mi 80 ii7-. ~ 'ol---y' "-9" 0Ae
va was yesterday sersed u9oo Mayor Turner.
5iIS fsl'5a 'Ie above charges ct
fersa to. and concludes With PRAYER for
julsm5a5 against the c.ty for ST, SEQ for
adjrd-ed -ui.aq and il.-5 M and that
tllraius 5he sewerage or other surplus waters /
t.roGgG that or any other canal to aud upon I
Mt Armstrong, as rleir attorney, claims
tha- me Act Oy which tie city was author !
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-15

WHIPS, WHIPS WHIPS! at Mechanics
Store, from % cents upwards.
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PICTURE FRAMEs of velvet and satin, from
% cents to 81 25-large assortment Me-
chauics' Store.
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WHIPS WHIPS WHIPS at Mechanics
Store, from % cents upwards.
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Go TO the Red House for bargains in dress
goods.
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ONE WEEK LONGER See Hale's adver-
tisement.
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Clocks CLocKs CLOCKS! from 81 to SO
each, at Mechanics Store.
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HIP RUBBER Doors, reduced to 81 per pair.
Red House clearance sale,
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BLACK CAsHMEREs at Hale's.
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WHITE SHIRTS reduced to %, 40 and 70
cents, at the clearance sale Red House.
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BLACK SILK BRocADEs, 60 cents yard, at
Hale's
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HANDxERcH1Er PLA1Ds at Hale's.
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Ninth street, between Z and M-Rov A. J. Frost.
D. D., pastor, Preaching By the pastor 81 1896
A. H Subject As the days So snali thy s-r.neta
ne. sa55@lh-schoai at 1918 p BIZ Plsver meeting
at @ p. 3. 10 preaching ia the evening
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Go TO the Red House for bargains in all
domestic goods.
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NIsE.cENT dress goods a. Hale's.
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TEs-cENr dress goods at Hale's.
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BRocADED SILKS at Hale's.
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PLA1ps, 12l cents a yard, at Hale,s.
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Go TO the Red House for bargains in
hosiery and eorsets.
BLACK SILKS at Hale's.
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A VARIETY of back or tucking combs fol-
ladies, at 10 cents, Is cents and 20 cents-al
good value Mechanics Store.
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DRESS GooDs at Hale's.
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FINE PLAIDs at Hale's.
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The HowARD's BEEEFIT.-The attendance
At the Pavilion last night was very slender.
The ladies lost money by the second venture,
but would not have done SO but for lest
nights storm, as there was general desire
Tor the repetition of the entertainment, but
the storm prevented. The ladies' were on
hand last evening bat the attendance was so
light that the Pavilion was closed at Il
O'Clock. The uncut provisions are TO be sold
to-day al auction, as elsewhere announced.
4 CURTosITY.-W What was called Jap.
auess eel, lying At the fish stand Of George
Cooper, on K between Fifth and Sixth
streets, attracted the attention OF numerous
passers-by yesterday. The creature is about
four feet ia length with head the size Of a
mans hand, the body tapering until the tail
reaches point about as large around as q
bni5ting-ueedle. "What is it?" was the pa.
tent expression in that vicinity for hours.
POLICE ARRESTS. The following arrests
were made in this city yesterday Mike Gal
lagher, common drunk, by local officers
Karcher and Ostwaldt; James Flemming.
drunk, by special officer Burns; An Bing
and All Clip, keeping opium den. by local
officers Karcher aud OsBwaldt J. Church
man and Charles Martin, visiting opium den,
by local officers Karcher and Ostwaldt No.
II cell, drunk, by officer Lee.
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READ Hale's advertisement.
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EIGHTH street, between and O-P. Fl. Cutler
pastor Services AZ ia. 30. aud ?. H. Sunday
sclO0i re 40 O'Clock a. u. Al invited
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ARRIVAL OF REMAINs.-The remains of
Lueius Wells, son of Mrs. George Cadwala-
der, who recently died in Washington, D. c.,
arrived yesterday, accompanied by Howell
f., his brother, who was with him at the
time of his death, and an account of which
has heretofore been given. The time of the
fnnaral hos moi haan nnnnr,r..nl
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Sn-cENF dress goods at Hale's.
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MADE A CTrIzEN.-Jacob Thompson, a
native OF Sweden, yesterday applied to the
Superior Court for letters of citizenship. and
upon testimony of John E. Mooney and Ed
ward Hunt the same were granted.
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SALE PosTPoNED.-The auction sale of
Sherburn & Smith, heretofore advertised TO
take place to-day, has been postponed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-27
MAINE NEWS.
Accidentally Shoots his own Brother


PORTLAND, Oct. 25
4, haf-pa,t eight This morning, Capt,
Cha> l. Shaw. Of sch. Uncle sam. from
kookland. for Boston. lime laden. accidentIy
,ha, his brother, Edmund Shaw, in the back
rih a charge Of shot from a mu,ket which
be vas oaing. The schooner was living in
II,g Island Road, and they had been gun
ua- previously Edmund vas standing IN
from; of Li, berth While Charles was in the
rear If the cabin Edmund ,ad oh Charley"
anl fell Charlie, ,prans forward and caught
h.m but De- ouly ll,cd two OF three minutes
Charles twenty and Edmund vas twenty
nine year, ola Neither wa, married. An
officer ven, down and hrough, Up Charlie,
leaving other officer, 10 charge Of the YES
sell The schooner had no other crew than
tie Two men, hu, others from the ueighbor-
Ia. vessel, arrived .u a few minutes.
ItriR. uthe case uf the death Of I'd
m4ud Shaw the coroner decided an inquest
unnecessary.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-27

A. 7. Wiswel Esq. is at Belfast attend
ing Court.
A decidedly cold wave struck this city
, arly this Wednesday morning.
Capt Horace +. Lord, who has been at
home the past three weeks recovering from
scarlet fever. contracted at Quarantine
Station. Charleston. S. C.. started this
"wednesday morning for Charlesto n
again to look after the interests Of his YES
sci and cargo.
Two barns. belonging to Mr.. {. r.
Goodwin of North Mariaville, were burned
TO the ground Monday night Mr.. Good
vim lost between fifty and sixty tons of hay
besides other crops Of this year. He esti-
mates his loss at something over $1,000 {;
insured for $3.50 on the barns and $50 on
crops. in Burrill', agency.
The Bangor Wing Of SATURDAY tell, a
characteristic story concerning Hannibal
HAmliu, who on FRIDAY Was standing in a
store in Pickering square when a farmer
drove up with a load OF oats. Mr.. llamhn
purchased them and was telling where to
axe them. when the farmer, not knowing
that his customer was an cN-Nice President
Of the United States, interrupted him by
saving cur,Iy; CIT on and ride up with
MT Yourself "Bl, you have no seat in
your wagon" replied the ex-senator
Never YOU mind YOUR cIo'c>-se, on that
bag Of oats" was the busiue>s-likc reply;
80 the ex-senator clambered up and "a,
down on the dusty load, and the cart rolled
away. while the farmer wondered At the
quaint look that crcp, into the face Of IN
companion a, he gave a nod IF recognition
10 the vell-p,,a>cd looA,r.-on.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-27

1t is well for us to pause little IN the
hurry Of our own lives and ayocations and
take to heart as we have done here this
afternoon the lessons that such events as
this. which we nov commemorate. suggest.
This at least we know Of a certainty, amid
all the darkness and shadows that surround
this mortal life-that it is the doing the
thing which is right, and that only, that can
give a man peace at the last.
| have listened with an interest greater
than | can now express to the testimony
which YOU have borne to the worth and good
traits Of YOUR deceased associate. So far as
any owledge which had of him goes the
tribute vas well deserved. 1t is proper that
your resolutions should be placed upon re-
cord to show to those who come after US the
regard YOU had for him.
The Clerk will see that it is done.
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Ellsworth.

Eli.Worth
Rev L. F.. Grant has made great i'm
proyements on his farm buildings at North
Lamoine.
-Hazen Whitaker is the oldest man in
Lamoine. His age is 80 years.
i am not fighting man, but hope
H. wont call me 7. Adm No. 2, again.
The oldest person in this county, is
Mrs Susan Bunker, of Eastbrook. Her
age is 1913.
One of the Ellsworth boys BY the name
of J. NJ. Hale, has been surprising the Han
cock folks with his skill at shooting He
had a fine breech-loader and was very proud
of it. He is is only SIS years old.
A squirrel about two-thirds grown
came into the house Of P. W. Kelley, in
Hancock, one day last week and seemed 10
think he belonged there. Mrs. X. broomed
him out of course, but he would not stay
broomed, but came back and perched him
self upon her shoulder. He now is as tame
as a kitten and runs at large around the
room.
I. ALDIN.
Oct 20.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-27

DO you doubt it9 Then give it a trial
and if DIR. Graves Balsam Of Wild Cherry
anu Tar don't give YOU relief for your Sore
Throat. Cold. Hoarseness. Bronchitis, Cough,
or any other Pulmonary Complaint, call on
your druggist and he will refund your mon
ev. You k4sotr that Wild Cherry and Tar
are the best remedies for Cough or Cold
Large bottles for 50 cents; samples 10 cents.
For sale by Druggists. October ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-27

ob,tal,g a.ii.,,. NV arm, ntf,. Nan. naf az,
masf z. g-lli t-r az tis ratr .+ frh ~slfs q i4ns
Ellsworth Orr. q. John T >"n uf here aud
Mag Hurley A., 70 : YEAR, aud = months
Nt.t ~ydgwi.L-Drt. n. Lirwrl 50 Emery
ION - Jam, {. ant Amanda { Grey. d "a.
10 srAr>
Tr.mrnt-Dct. II. Mis-, { ara u. sawyer,
et!".' daughter Of ScuiamIu aud charlotte +.
: w rr. aged - wears. moo IA .HI / dst>
vi D.,rrr-Oyt :. Edward \. oldest on ui
Rev. Mr. ard Mrs \. y. J"ne>, aged IS wears
and . months.
Mt D.sert-Oct. Il, Lizzie. DAUGHTER OF
Ca /. Giles II. sargent, aged about years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-27
The Western Floods.

81 EI>uIoN. Iowa, Oct p
large portion, 20: Jackson and Huron
township, iu dee Nome, county have been
nor, or les flooded DOING great damage 10
crops and 10 many instance, compelling PEG
pie TO seek safety for themselves and live
stooA on higher land. NJ ,cr!ou, damage
has been sustained la ;ai, CITY, and all rail-
roads .,ad.u. here are uninterrupted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-27

Brsoklin.
The improvements on our Church add
greatly to its appearance and the ladies, by
means of an enterprising society, are still
doing much towards refurni>hing.
Our business men are greatly interest
ed in the project Of much needed steam
boat wharf to be built here the coming
spring
Some 0f our schools are already in Ses-
sion. Miss Nora Reed is teaching another
term in District No. l. where she has exhib-
tied much natural ability as teacher,
We learn that II Adm, MOL" will soon
commence the Winter term in District No.
s. and trust he will be very successful.
Oct "a. l..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-27
Notice Of Foreclosure

I'D HERE ~ by u mortgage deed da Ell April, Is
w 1874, John i'rlschll conveyed 10 NleX Mar
tin, a lot Il land tnat J In G0uhlsboro. and de-
tree the head of Bunker's Harbor. thence west
erly he town road, h. nee by said RID TO the
land 81 Priscilla Moo thence by said MoOre's
north line to the VI adow Brook, thence By said
br, ok northw 81 rly Arev's land to a st ke
theme erls To land of he Propre.oEs. the nee
nori heriy to Pr0Drietors lana " a stake marked
b.; enc astery 30 the place OF b. Il, ming, con
tanning o hu tlred itd twenty acres more or
les. Ant by an ins rurnent dated Aug. s. ISL
Alex. aFtin assigned said rtgage t. Frank
HUI Aims. The conditions of said mortgage be
ing broker, by reason thereof, |, Frank IIuckins
As ignee 4 said Martin, claim TO eclosure OF the
same.
swsi FRANK HgCKINs-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-27
The Railroad Survey.

Two surveys out Of Bucksport have been
made hy the MeSsers. Brown, one starting
from the railroad about one mile above
Buck sport and the other following down and
around the shore, the two intersecting near
Duck Cove in the vicinity of Orland The
lower line leaves the river on land Of Mrs.
Brown. and runs toward Orlan4 crossing
the Orland and Bucksport road at the farm
of Henry Partridge. and striking Orland
about 4 mile to the West of the village
From there the line crosses Duck Cove and
Dead river and follows around on the shore
Of AIamoosuok pond to Mason's Mills. Al
that point the line crosses To-day pond to
the west shore up which it follows TO the
lnwcr narrows. where il re-crosSes and
leaving the pond follows the low ground till
it strikes the North Bend road within about
one mile of Surry village II then crosses
Paiicu'. pond stream and follows up the
meadow. crossing the Ellsworth and Buck
port road about two and half miles out
from tins city. From there It follows round
and crosses | Mon rivcr at the point known
a. eth, old burned dam. above Halls mill.
The line crosses the Ellsworth and Bangor
road a little south of the residence of Horace
pA,I~. and reaching the high ground to the
east OF the road comes out to Nam street.
The distance made by tins route j. about
,weu,, five Miles. The surveyor, have now
commenced running a line from point on
| u,pn river. south Of Turner's Hill. TO n
tcr>ect the first line near Surry. |, j. also
possible ihst a2othrr line Will be run from
Mason, Mil, by the way Of Heart and Pat.
ten, ponds and intcrsecung the first line
near NurrN.
ID, SURVEY ors state that during the "a
week. they have h,en at work here there
ha, iccn only one day during which they
could mot work on account OF rainy weather.
laat ia, IA, tuesday Of last week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-27
LADIES DEPARTMENT.

DOMESTIC CLOTH ANp YARN-Ou cloth
the first premium to Mrs. Rodney ). o.
good second Mr.. bean Dur.ty.
RUG>-lst. premium to Mr., VI. ]. Grin
die; second Mrs. Rodney Osgood; third
Mrs. Alfred c. O,good.
FANCY WoRk-Ella 4. Slower, landscape
IN oil, very fine Fannie Stoser. two oil
paintings, exceedingly fine Annie f. Mer-
rllI. Eioniled panels; Mrs. Chas. Duff. two
paintings in water colors and birch bark
panel iincl, executed Alice 4. Holt, Gro
Chef Irvine work basket Ella W. Dorlty
Of SedgWiuk MecrOme lace bag NJ. y
Sweet, butierti, i'll canvas; Lena Sweet,
knit elging f.. F. Wood, thread tidy
Mr.. \ y. Osgood, thread tidy Sarah C.
Haskell, canvas tidy; Mrs. {. {. Walker
ken,ington stitch; Miss Hattie Wood
Hankercheif Gaze Miss Gertrude Clough
collar and cuffs in feather edge braid Mrs.
Mar, Stevens. two beautiful sets in tattIng
Ada MAY Osgood. fancy frame; Sadie Allen,
broom case Mrs. b. +. Fowler. infant
shoulder blanket; ". c. Lawrence, fancy
box jackkn work; Josie Sweet. patchwork
quilt; Katie Carter. frosted cake; Mrs.
Mary +. Durgan, sofa pillow Mrs. Col.
Carlton is 81 Years old and still retains the
nimbleness Of youth to a remarkable degree.
Agent, for the Davis Sewing Machines,
exhibited their machines in the Hall to the
satisfaction of all interested in Sewing ma
chimes.
The committee on drawing oxen made the
following report:
VIM. Leach, girth of oxon Oft 10 inches
drew 1855 lbs; Winfield $. Hinckley. girth
of oxen Oft. inches and inches, j6s6 It's.
George Morse. girtE Of oxen Oft ) inches,
j30s lbs. Aug. {. Peters, girth of oxen ST.
8 inches. j3ON lbs. /; Dean Dority, girth Of
oxen 6ft. s inches. 1918 lbs We add that
DAVID Thur>ton, Of Sedgwick, with oxen We
don't know the girth drew the full load Of
$3.50 lbs. and five good sized men on top Of
il.
ALFRED c. OSGooD, Pres.
AUG. STEVENS. Secty.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-27
Memorial.


The following Resolutions and remarks
scrt offered AZ the last term OF the supreme
Court ia memory OF toe late Geo. ;. Peter,
E>q lea presenting The Resolutions, y r.
DnaA~a'cr. 10. said
H1g q P"Sfss ms '"Wt
>.ac, ihr Last Term "i inns '"art' one ~
our numhor. Geo. ;. frlcr~ has died Dur
ius b., professional ,i' Of 5' years De ia,
been intimately known hl most 81 rs, and
THINK. That hy Those "A' Nnf" nm best De-
Va, most esteemed A. iTl'ud and e'iI-
zrn he "A> open 90 heart ana h1n1. ai"aN,
u'i'r1nE hi~ Opinions ',Ailr>'lN am never d'--
rcnanE {" 'uu''h.W"Ni "T d'erN'i"p. n =
lawyer. be- bad She confidence "i ihe com
maultN. and although mot dtaS'nt STU
dent. YET tN h'N nA'ura. abilities aud ''rt-
.n- good >ra>' be- "''.'f'e-N comprehend
al i'Ea. principles and applied them 10 a.
causes "-;A'A. research ~ >'"4N. lie NA'
mag, than ordinarily >-e''>'il. i"ih As an
advocate au- ."AA''4t"F- IL '.' PROBE
sHHHai i"i'Ts"..f~f Win A'" "i''aTrn % the
bar. De- "A- always courteous. A.ui a'H' sgf4-
Va.aa-ll faithful. =" tH, 'a- lSrla'
Hal De- dr' "''3 't'n'''i f'Ai.i,.N Z" hi~
profession. there CAP '' n' question ihAi D.
Mould has, taken tth rnHN. par Dr. prs
t'Tt'. {" ~IiTft'4 H.'h-'' ".iA .H'i-'i' .t.
friends ana $50 TIER society. tHy"' h.f",'t -.
H. iriiA'H,' over many % THESE 49, -i.-
bounded. asa. '''' shows h"" ~,raH- Pc
mtht have h''"'n'. lad d. ambition OF
tastes 'rl a-H '' -i.a' and .'.fr', Do 3a+.''
AFFAIR.". ln ''wm"" VIII A.' "' t>. our
brother ha' Die i'H.'> ana iA'.iH,' Hai .'''t
~oi, '"'>' ".'.A '..i ''.'' H'Alt.t 'H '''a-
-'t AIS. ~ none "'f' regretted more '-Aa
ht h-a.>'-'. N...'' ".' ,-'''' '..'..' '4. B
NICE sense "' h.a''' i'Ht''+' regard 'tf
''Htf'. .D'' ana l''. '..' 10 'i-'a. >'a'H ti|h
ST." iA' i.'.' A.i" distressed '''.' i.''' age
l"r ''is-'- ...." al. '' i''H' '''- ''t ..-'
MANY friends '''- A'.'i h'' ''...> are u. ,.'-
Ken
Brother refers. AZ we NiN' " A-' Re i.a
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LOO Al NOTICES.
For Snle al "a bargain.

\ second hand Piano recently thoroughly
repaired Enquire Of
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Rumor that Ex-Gov Morgan has De-
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GiIfllan mentioned for the Sec
retaryship.

WA>HI>GToN. d. C. Oct 25-
The Star sa,, from close personal
friend Of the Pr,>.dcu, ], was learned to
day tina, Ex-Goy. Morgan has positively
refused the >ccrc'an,h.p Of The Treasur,
I, was also learned TIA; the choice Of Sec
rotary rested l,tve,u Judge Folger Of Ne"
arA and Treasurer G,ld.lan. The place
Wi be fr-, offered 10 Judge Folger.
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