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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-05
Atiaehmeni Notice.

Before John Spslman, ]. p. for Shah,
Y, Tenn.-Charles 0rmsby VS. HSaen !
n this cause an attachment having ham
y sued out under section 255 Of the Code ~
properly, OF the defendants, Haden " 10 ~"
ena aildayit having been made that ds
Iendants are indebted to the plaintiff IN M
spm otIs1Ys@ due by account, and that
ny ciasm ls Just, and that tho defendant
II Is therefore ordered that said d~efen1snts
a taelI personal appearance before me on
the oh day Of December, 1882, al II o'ciocf
q, Z, a. nay once, No. 81 Adams street, TsxinS
soGd meinpnis' Tennessee, aid defend
ealu attachment Euit within Tho tims
prescribed by law. or the same will be nro.
eeeded VIII ex.parte; and that a cory OF tiia
order &c published once a week, Ia foas
Wseks, IN the Public Ledrsr. "AE
This the 22d day Of November, 1882.
Il II 81 so JOHN SpEIM1E N
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MOm-nesIuent nof1ee.

-
No. 46f-In the Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn.-Henry b. Plant, for him.
self and other creditors Of estate ofH, X
MoComb, decd, Va. Elizabeth b. MeComb
Of nj.
az, caring from tho bill which is sworn 10
In this cause that the ~doiendants, Mrs.
Elizabeth y. McComb, James Craig McComk'
Ellen Bush MeComb, Jane Elizabeth Nc.
Comb, Martha MeComb and Victor Dupont
arc all citiTens Of the State Of Delaware AMI
hat GENERAL Edward D. Wallhali l. q citizen
d the State Of Mis- iseippi. and that they arc
all non.residenta Of the State Of Tennesses.
Is therefore ordered that they ~ .
their appearance herein, 81 The couTihsp .of
shelby county, In Memphis, Tennessee or
before the 6rst Monday 10 Januaydt ,aHf
plead, answer or demur 10 comp slnant
bill, or the same will be taken for confeSred
az 10 them and oct for hearing ox-parts Ard
that a COPY Of thib order b publlsksd oncs 4
week for four successive weeks ID the Pub-
iio Ledger.
THIS Aa day Of November. lss1.
RI BLACK, Clark snd Ma,
By JM Bradley, D. CAN.
HAIRS a lufieyi soils Tor eenpl'i.
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NOn-ResidenI Nuti.e-

No 46Ol-In the Chancsry ccn,,
county, Ienn.-The State Of N, rno, Snetoy
Ts oWn use. etc. vs.. Rosa Rserer az al y
sPpes5ing from Sheriff return In this
bon. magds lima SENT And ,Jscob Tv riszeio,
20 70 i4pna IN he county; It Is Therefore op'
Hefea tnat they make their appearsnce SSsTp s
Manu- ny me courthouse of Shelby county, in
MMemPnls, tennessee, on or before the a.,
Monday in January, 1ssS, and pIssd. 'a aDsI ntst
~ IeM9r 70 complainant bifl and %nsti,ion
* tne Iaxing Dist let Of Shelby county ns
than sad wv oe taken for confessed as 10
copy Of this order be published once a Weska
ger. '' III 'he ruouc Led
This 18th day of November, 1852
A copy Attest:
p,M kJ BLACK, Clerk and Master
~ > Bradley. DC NJ. "-''or'
ana " enita, \ Il Heiskeil. WB Glisson
neHkel' sol RS for complit.
L 50 ca ~ -
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No. 4550-In the Chsncery Court of shs,b,
county Tenn.-The State of Tennessee ~,
us owe use, etc., ys. Thos. Fleming Of al.
u cause that the defendants, Mary Fismins
Ihomas Fleming, Josie Fleming, Flem.
ing " Shaw, Margaret Lantry, - Ian
~ Mrs. NJ. Franklin and Annie W. Rive
are not to be found 10 his oun1y II IL tbsrcs
tore ordered that they make their appearance
herein, at the courthouse Of Shelby county, In
meMpnls Tenn; on or before the first Monday
N January, 1883, and plead, ansWer ~
u 70 complainant bill and petition Of
me Taxing District Of Shelby county, or the
sane Tlll De taken for confessed as 70 them and
setior hearing OK parte; and that a copy Of this
oIder De published once a week. for four uc-
oessiye weeks, in the Public Ledger.
This 18Th day Of November, 1872,
A c~opy-Attest:
~, r J BLACK, Clerk and Master.
IBy NJ Bradley, D. q an.
w NJ NTH and z H Hoiskell, wv Heis-
kell and W b Gibson, sol'rs for complainant.
Ga 40 n 81
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AIIachInenIROTIee.

Before J.. NJ Coleman, j. P. for Shelby conn.
NE. Il. Parish vs.. ames Kelley.
n this cause an attachment having been
4 sued out under section 3t5S Of the Code M
tennessee, and returned levied upon me
property Of the defendant, and aHdayit hsv'
lng been made that the defendant 4 mdebted
70 Piaintih in the sum Of 500, due by note,
snu that we claim is Just. AID that the de-
nesseei It'll therefore ordered, that aaid de.
PENDANT make his personal appearance before
a on, the second day Of january 1889. Al Ia
o'clock a No. 81 my Office, No. IL Madisob
81. Memphi. Tenn, and defend said attach
meht sur wltnin the time prescribed BY Law,
and that a copy ofthis order be published once
2 week for four consecutive WOtks In thu
Memphis Public Ledger.
lht. the go day Of November, 1852.
YIh $40 i. NJ. COLEMAN, j. 4.
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NOn.Residenf NOnce.

No. 461s-In the Chaneery Court 80 e,.n
county Ienn.-The State Of Tegde.s sea ~
lrs Y use, etc. vs.. Rosa P Smith et AT ."
appearing from the Sheriff. return in tn
n cause; that the defendants, Rosa p smith
Myra 3 Knight and Louis Luosrini are nor -
pc lound in his county; II lie t5ereiore
ordered that they. make their appearaSrs
herein, az the courthouse Of Shelby county.
"a nsmphls,, Tenn, on or before rke
nrst Monday in January, 1888, and plead. an
swer or demur TO complainant hill and %petition
81 the Taxing District Of Shelby county, Or
taem and set for hearing ex-parte: and tb9,o
3opy OF THIS order DO published once 4 week,
ger. t ~ uDh Led
This 18th day Of November, 1882.
A copy-Attest:
~ RI BLACK, Clerk and Mastsr.
~ ! u Bradley, d. @. & N, 9''
srd ~ " q q smita r Heisksll. G W Heiskeli
al Al X ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-05

The subscription price Of the
DAILY PUBLIC LEDGER is s5 per
amen and SOS yar month fer less
than one year. The WEEKLY
LEDGER is 81 per a~nnum-pOStags
free. Payable in advance invaria-
bly,.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-05

HHE insolvency Of the estate Of Marcus A.
Il Allen, deceased, h-ving been uugge ted
10 tho Probate Court Of he'by county, all
notified 10 appo,r and hlo the same v ith the
Clerk OF tie County Court, authenticated In
tho manner presctibed ny law on or before
tho 18th Of May, 1883, or the same shall be
forever barred, both In law and equity.
q. W. GoRp0E.
.@5 IT'S Admir- Of MarcaSA Allen.
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LOTIERY.

We do hereby certify that we super.
wise the arrangements for all the Month.
y and Semi-Annual Drawings of The
louisiana State Lottery Company, and In
person manage and control the Drawings
themselves, and that the same are con-
dlcted with honesty, fairness, and in good
faith toward all parties, and we authorize
the Company to use this certificate, with
iac-slmiles Of u signatures attached, in
its advertisements"
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RIVER IETELLIGEECE.
poATs LEAVING ro-nAv

BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
For White river. John s. Bransford.5 D nj
" Cincinnati, Andy Baum ..........6 D N
Arkansaw river, Katie Hooper % D n
st. Francis river, Macready .......5 p N
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
For New Orleans, City Greeneille 10 a N
Frlsrs Point, james Lee. ........5 p n
Qsceola, Coahoma. .......,... .....5 p m
Walnut Bend, Tiger..........5 p m
- White river, Hard Cash.,......6 p n
ARRIVED.
Steamer Arkansaw City, st. Louis.
City of Vicksburg, Vieksburg.
Annie P. Silver, New Orleans.
Katie Hooper, Arkansaw river.
Us. BrsnsGOrd, White river.
Rene Macready, st. Francis riv
DEPARTED.
Steamer james Lee, BriRrs Point.
Dean Adams, ArkausaY City.
Tiger, Walnut Bend
City Of Helena, st. Louis.
Coahoma, 0sceola.
City of Vicksburg, st. Louis.
Arkansaw City, Vicksburg.
RAA'NAI -fuM OAANolAos
IN PORT.
Katie Hooper, John s, Bransford, Rene
Aacready.
STAGES OF THE RIVERS.
Memphis-6 feet 8 inches, and
stationary.
Pittsburgh foot 8 inches, a de
r line Of inch.
Cincinnati-8 feet 5 inches, a rise
Of 2inches but falling to-day.
L%ouigYille-5 feet 7 inches, a rise
Of 2 inches.
Evansville-5 feet 5 inches, a rise
Of l inch.
Carroll feet, a decline of 2
inches.
St. LOUISE feet 9 inces, a de-
cline OtS inches.
ViOksburg-l2 feet 10 inches, a de-
cline Of 3 inches,
Nashville--5 feet 5 inches, a de-.
cine of 2 inches.
Chattanooga feet 2 inches, a de-
cline Of 4 inches.
shreveport-2l feet 4 inches and
stationary.
Little ROck-3 feet 5 inches, a dee
cline of 2 inches.
White river continues to decline
with q fair stage to Jacksonport.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Cloudy and wArmeE.
River about stationary.
Business good at the landing.
The packets last evening had fair
trips.
The Cherokee is up about Newport
on White river.
A government towboat is reported
aground at Tiptonville.
The Paris Q. Brown is the next "0''
Line steamer due from below.
The snagboat X. e. De Russey left
Cairo yesterday for the south.
The broadhorns are passing south
daily. Produce is plentiful this
season.
The New Mary Houston, from
Cincinnati, arrived at New Orleans
yesterday.
The W. P, Halliday, coming up,
passed Vicksburg yesterday, bound
for St. Louis.
The Wyoming, from this port, pass
cd Evansville Sunday night, bound
for Cincinnati.
The Carrier will make another trip
to White river, and is announced to
leave New Orleans to-day.
Captain Thorwegan's new cotton
boat Helena is announced to leave St.
Louis on Thursday evening next.
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: rise IN the river, q shsss is plenty
Of cotton and sssd that the railroads
have not Jet sobblsd up.
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Entered at the Postofice in Memphis, Tenn,
as sesord-class matter.
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sTeAMHoATM-

Memphis & White River Packet Co,
MiLT HARRY LINE.
The Old Reliable and Only U. S. Mail Line
Steamer
John s. BranSfOrd,
W. II. Holt, Master.
VIII leave EVERY TUESDAY at5p.m
For fall information apply TO
K. W. LlGHIBURNE, AIT,
49, No, z Monroe 81.
Freieht received on levee at All times, 77t
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u'zIs Prizes, amounting to-..........s50.b 500
hPphes'i ION for rates to clubs should be
Orleans. inNeN
FOR information apply to
"a. A. DAUPHIN,
or n a. DAUPHIN. Lace
y seventh II, Washtngton. ID. a.
Vtp west oogrt street. Memphis, Tenn.
e. --Orders addresssd 10 New 0rlaanf
viii receive PROMPT attention. v&sS2
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~IusOlvent Notice.

SE~urden for every size and quality Of
Newspaper promptly dIled. l00t
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TIHETABIEs.

chesapeake, OhiO a sOnihWSatOrn
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-04-29

PRoCEs.-I.e process iatent6 &
Nine Laearde Sur son tefu> de
payer sa quote part tie la bans
anette qui await etc construite
sur sa prosperite par le conseii lie
vile, a Ell uno solution jeudi der
deruier. La cour lui a donne ga II
lie Cause. Cet.e decision aara
mne influence desastrense snr
Ia .plosp6rite de la vile de Thib
odaux. Depais IN telnos iaime
mortal, la construction des ban
quettes etait payee une moitle par
le proplietaire ct l'artre moitle
mar la vile. CTSt sans .con
iredit Ell vertu de cette cou
TIME & laquelle personne n'avait
mis- t'oppositIon, jusqu'a derRlcre
ment. que la vile de Fh,nudanx
peut Sc elo.iier d'1lre "a vile, de
son Importance. on les banquelte>
soient les plus nombreuses ct les
mieux battles. Par Ia decision qul
Went d'etre rendue, tous crs Z.
vaux Won't sc trouver arreteS ct
nous serions nullement surprlS de
yoir lie consell de vile rrmett~e
l'al.eut i tous ceux qui ont de]a
pave Ieur auote part. Ce 'sera't
de toute Justice, V,r sill est des
persounes uui ont le droit d. he
pas payer, il est de toute eqmte
que l.argeLt SOFT rendua toiite> Gel
les qui ont Acknowledgement pave.
Ce,u.est certainement pas avec iiS
reyenus de la vile Que IL cohsei'
peut Sc permettre lie consiruire
des banquettes sans que les pro
prietaires payent leul pre- lata.
Nous lie savoGs pas qnei est le
montant exact depenSe i'anliee
derniere pour les banqncttes q"i
ont etc constitutes, mails nous pou
v0ns attester que les matetiau2
employees ct la main d'4urre at
teigneut un chitfre dies p'usrespec
tables. Ce nest Sarement pas
$1,000 qui peuvent payer les ira
vaux executes. A molns QUO 10
conseil de Vile present ou aVenir
trouve un moyen de Sc procurerde lie
imnvelies resources. nous nevoy
ons comment les travaux d'ame
lloration entrepris par lie present.
eonseii pcuvrnt 6tre continues
Quaut !. Ia dGr,sioh gui HisEt
d'tt,e rendue, nous Ia tsoa'o's
legalemert rorrette. tons les
points !eS plus- nl'scors 'ians y.
unestionAa ceseuf,iie ont e G tlai
sement eiueides q i.inierrIe'a
tion donnee, nous rarait en- tout
point lasteNtt corisc!e.
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BIJuU RETROuvE.-On annon
CO de Chicago que. pa,mi les ef-
let's du dt.i'nnt bandit jesse James
assasine dernierempLt par IN fie-
rc ca bfigandage, a l.instigation
ct av.c la compIicite dn gouver-
neur lu Missouri, on deconvert
ane epingle en- dialaant valant
S9Oo. ainsi Gu'uGe nolltre avec 81
chaine, objets qni avairnf etc v"-
les il V a hni, ans 4 n. Burbank,
alorS gouverneur du DAKOTA, dams
une diligence don't il etait Fun
DIES voyageurs ct qui fuC ae'rous
see pres de Hot Spring, Arka' =
saS.
NJ. Burbank est maintenant ius
pecteur dc Ia posie Il Chicago.
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IL Went de Sc proauire I'M Gu
rienX incident dams M DIES trIbu
nanx 'e III cite de Londles.
Tn Gue5re FIT arpeie !, faige
sa deposition dev#nt Ii. le com
missai,e he +. Naturei'einen, it
lie poutait iur"r III sur l'AnClen
nj snr li Nouveau Testament, nj
sur le Cnran. On lui permit de
jirer Sur une rei'qlie quill port;!g
snr lui. N. Krrr, q ce prolo~,
dit anil await toniours era qae
des GueoreS jnraien' sir Ia queue
dune vachf, Ia vache etans reg II
lee CONNIE Sacree dams l.ln!e.
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,.rntatiOns Locales.

IsaE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
E,naudons a nos lecteurs la
[,a de l'annonce de Ii, maisOu
Il Lion, encoignure st. Anne
[eatur. Ii y varront que Get
Icon renferme le plus bel as
(aent de iinse contec'ionne.
|.a pour tous les gOuts ct
Etontes les boUrses. Qnant
(,.or,iment deS habii.cmentS
|emiefe communion, nous pou
[lire qu'il est lie pins grand
|sla.s compiet les iennes gar
|aai ont besoin dun de ces
|lements ne s'auraient mienx
sils veuleut etre bleE srrvis,
IA 3 adresser Il cetto malson.
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II. siss;i .patti, qui Went de
tesnI'iey SOn eli gageDient aux
I1iatS Tils. emrortp Ia modesto
sou,me Dr. $50, 900 resultant, pour
ellie, lie 33 concerts. Un Journal
du NOru cOnstate que c.est Ia
le plus grand succes t!'argeilt
qn'ait iamals obtenu nBc eanta
tii@e etral.gere. Avant de Sem
ha,qer pour l'En,ope, Ia diva "a
ell, a'ec an reporter, une entie
vue laus laonelle Tile a eXprime
tonie sa symi'athie pour leiauple
americaii.
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NENTE DUNE BELLE MER E.
III vient desc juger 4 l1ondhes un
aes process les pi,,s s,nguIie;s S
Gn'on pnisse imaginer. Henry
Hill etait tenfhe amoureny dune
dame Deity, b-lie-lnere de son
ami William Sandy, ct il IL sollicl
TAFT ,.epuls ionsirnlps-de plai'ler
sa canse anpres de i'olljet lie sa
famme. Uu bean jour. Sandy
ts.i 4 son sar,lent ami: "puisqne
tn items ,tiut a nd belle mere, dou
'ne-noi dix shilings ct ellie est a
toi.' Ma che conclu. ct Sandy
plaide 81 Llen la cause de Henry
Hi! que ceiui ci arrive an comhie
de s,.s v9nx. Mais l'heurtux amant
sc fai>ant alors tirer i'orpille pour
payer les dix shillings, il s'ensni
vit entire les deux hommes une vive
alteration, don't Nine Dotty ca
cbee dertiere une porte, enterdlt
tous les details.
Colere de la elle-mere, 81 pen
respectucnsenan. yenhue, ct sur
tout 4 Al bias priX; process, ct emu
jugement, qui condamne r. deiln
1uaui d ui ,nois .ic. rsis0n ct a
cent li,res de tton;Hia ses-irte;c.s.
i,e i,i:alleufeny, fuires sardat ce'a
dix shi.iiuss comlne un -prix tiop
taeve ;,our aver IA te!;s IneTs
dan ami. "a du trouver que c,et;is
bien dur de donneE $500 poai la
y,,lr has.
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-Uue ioi;e nm de &c discours
de rlase, que bouliier fapnolte
dams srs .'Soueeaigs':
"A,lnirable ettct. mes f,eres,
ode la Providence t;iyii.e! Ie ton
s.,.er,e tomba sur l'egliSe DIES Cor
s.deliers. Aucun religieux n'en
"fnt bleSse! Sill hit tombe
s'dans la cuisine. i, men fus pas
ssreehappe uL senl !-.."
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nn Journal americai

-,D.apres nn Journal americain
le chou esi originaire de Siberle ;
le celeri provieht .d'Al!emagne ;
la pomme de terre pris naiSsa u
ce an Perou ; i'oignion Ell Egypte :
le tabac EST indlgeue de l'Ameii-
que du Sud !e millet etc decou
vert pour la premiere fois dams
i.Inde; !e ciiron est originaire
d.Asie l'ayoIne provIent de ia
friqne Sertcntrionaie; ie seigie.
he Ia S;berie le pcrcii s,vntaue
en- Sartaisne; Feiignard wien:
Il Arabic lie marroaier do 1hi,
bet; la i,o;re est indieenu de l.E,
s,l'le.
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GRLNDE FORE Nous rappel
ons Il uos lecteurs ct au public Ell
general que c'est denaln que doit
avoir lieu. dams le pare Nc l'eglise
ST. Joseph, la grande foire don't
nne partle du benctice est desti
nc 4 Reinforcement dc la cOAsrruc
ton de In banqGette ct l'autre moi
tleau sonlagemeut de ceuX gni Out
Sauii'ert des etlrts lie l'inondation.
Nous n'avonspas a,iire les attraits
IuI Sc trouveront dams cette foirc.
fhacun salt que ces fnires sont ttot
ioHrs tres rechcrciieeS, non seuIe
meut par les ne".nr-"s attraits
qu'elles piocurent aux vts!,eurs
mais encore par le but .oaable
pour iequei elies sont dounees.
Il de!naln donci
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-Tt 10 marriage de Sara,,

-I1t 10 marriage de Sarah.
monsieur +?
Lt ie marriage ot. Sarah. madame.
CaG.eZ, c.clIers. piumes, grin
cez!
Atom dGja as>cz jaboie sur
l'henreix epou. ct Ii liancGe i'm
prevue!
Et les calen,.reGaiues dc Sen
donner 4 cCenr joie.
Il. bnroi l'aiiusion 4 la maigrenr
pas neuve, inals tonlours rersis
tante:
III Y await an;refois lie malta
ge an ,a'abour Ga e'est lie mali.,
&c i Ia fate.
PuiS encore:
-Lors de son ascension. Sarah
Bernhay,it /. fai: pale dele a
propo> de clIaisc ; e.ls, vent nais.
tenant en- tairc pallc. d prepos de
bans.
1T ainsi de suite.
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CONVENTION. - Une conven-
ton des pharnacienS de i'Etat
s'est reuni a la Nouvelle Orleans.
dams le bat de former une associa
ton, atm de faire regulariser par
des lois la yeEte dies medicines
danserea>es. Mr.. JOS. L. Thibo.
deauX Il etc elu president de cettc
Association et CONNIE tel, il a ac
compii ses devOlts i Ia grande
satisfaction de tous les membres.
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gADE DEs PoMpIEIs.-La
tunieme parade annuel'e des
oiers 4 eu lien mcrcredi der
Fayorisee par un temps su
be. ellie 4 eu un eclac qn'elle
ralt .jamais atteint precedem
nt En- cette occasion tous les
rmens avaient rivaIise de Zele
chacun d'eux Il apporte dams
Execution du programme de Get
fe.e toute l'energie aes hoinnes
il sayent faire respectrr Ia 'tisci
line. Anssi tout c'est passe
aus l'ordre le plus parfait, 4 Ia
Eande admiration dc la toa.e
us nombreuse que de coatu,ne
hi Sc tronyaIt le long de l.ite.iai
4 oui a el6 suiyi. Les dtcora
Hon ,lcs pcmpes ct suFtoat celle
Ii Truck ont taitf !'adniration de
bout IL monde ainsi que Ies deux
harGchanx aui preee.lait Ia csm
mgnie des Ecileiles, Home Nooh,
md Ladder Co. No. l.
.Apres Ia parade Ia tanle ssest
Miee au Eivemen's Fair Ground,
leu OH se tcnait une f,ire donnee
nus les auspices des comI.;,gl,i'.s
hi5odauc No. /. Ct Home Eooh
nd Ludticr No. /. Contraire
lept ii ce qu'on pre>unait cer;r
lire i e,e IN velituhle succcs.
e.s diittrents Bullets ont etc pour
nsl dire pris d.asssauts ct yels
inh;', lis etaient cois'i''eteneat
svalises.
Pendant que la pins si'aiiir
oitle du genre huntain eialt o:
Ipt i i.,iie !e siege dies bGt!~ts. la
as telle moities. lsvrait, dan, I,
lste sale Tabor, ;l'l plais!vS lie i,
Inse. l.. malgre lne III sai!e sttt
mble, ceae s0irer s'est pas>oe ic
MS agreahiement ti,t M"is:s n !.
& un veriiaIiie ttiolnpiie i'our
$ organisatetrS, gui aNislent ei
ealablement lie sain de pren!re
J precautions necesSalreS pour
le toat Sc passat Convenabse-
eut. N
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lie goi:vernement Ga Mary>
lana a sighe une iui. votae par la
legislature de Get Etat uni pa nit
de quarante coups De fouet le
mari Gui aura etc reronnu Goa
pabie d.avoir bat,tu sa femme.
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| pagileS dc Nolt tia' spOrter dune
place a nne an're, de leeeres mai
sous IN bois; niai> generalement
Oh ne leur tait guere parcourir
que de cnnrles distances. Tout
| recemmtnt dams le Long Island,
uh charpcntier Went dope
ter lie transport de Bethpage 4
Belipo t, qni sont separees par
nne distance de So miles, de ton
te ulie maison platrte int6rleure
ment ct don't les dimensions
etalent de Is pieds de large sur
~ pieas de prufondeur. Eriever la
maISon de uessus Ses tondations.
Ia placer sur deuX trucS on wa
CONS platefOrme, l'emmener par
Ghe,nlnS dc ter Il sa destination, la
oeharquer sails Iuun caireau se
soft caSSe hi que les murS preseu
tent Ia niolndre cl clevaSsr, ct Ia re
tabilr sur de uouvelIeS f0mlations
tout celia n'a demantiG Gue trenta-
six henrcs 4 l'habile charpentier.
LIE cout du transport dc L, nais0u
par IL chrmin de Ter s'est 6.eye i
environ so dollars, soit l dollar 80
par uille parcouru c.rst assez
bon snarehe pour un d6TGEase
mcnt aussi conplet.
lie docteur James Mae Lean.
deS' Etats-U -Unis, n in,ente quel
qnes machines de guerIe, aux
qneI!es il a doune lie nom de paci
fcatriccs, en raison de leurs effe,s
destrnc,eurs, ct quill suppose &c.
vo!r rendre, a l'aveuir, les snes-
res impossibies.
Ces machines, sont an romhfe
de cinq 10 un fuSil de Q 10 de
ca,ibre qui. une foi> charge, tire
l28 coHrs de suite 30 un canun
de campa gae, qui, iaciienirnt
mamie par droN hommss. tire 26
"e.pS par minute, a>cc uDe gran
de precision, 4 las de ,leux mi
les lie distance 30 nil can",i
analogue au precedent, hIaiS dun
eallbrr plus fort, ct tlrant 43 pro
IectlleS q Ia minute ;-io un autre
canon, mannuvle pr deuX HON
mes. et perniettant d'envoycr. Ell
queiqurs secondtS, Sur III rolnt
dome. IA gtena,le> on boites a
nltrallis's ;-5o ';nc .nitlaiiItttse
reifeetlohuee ploIetant !, ,1o2 ba!
les pal III iit,ie.
Pour arriver !: CO leseltat, n.
Mac-Lean ii adapt6 sur les p.;lo.s
laterales exterieures d. la cuiaS~
St tie ct> lieceS, des appareiIs
retnplis lie munitions ct gui faci
hient i,genieusement le charge
meat