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The Russellville Democrat., 1883-10-11
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE mo- CREED

Notice Is hereby given that letters OF admin
istration have been granted the undcrs gncd
upon the estate OF W Mason, deceased, late
nf Pope county, Ark bearing date August 30,
1888, and all persons having claims against
said estate are required to present the same
properly authenticated To the Undersigned adj
ministrator within one year from the date OF
such letters, or they may be prcelnded from
any benefit in said estate. aud that il such
claims be not exhibited within two years fiom
the date Of such letters they shall be forever
barred and pre.luded from any benefit from
such estate.
Given under my hand as such administrator
this 2yth day OF september, 1888.
Oct IL II. J. WILSON. Administrator.
The Russellville Democrat., 1883-10-11

Atkins Reflector.
Mr.. Kanaga sowed wheat on last
Saturday and at present writing IL is
up and growing finely.
Wheat sowing has been in order
this week, and the farmers have i'm
proved the opportunity given them
by the late heavy rains.
The 3mile prohibition petition
was elected by a large majority. The
people have elected TO take whisky
by the jug full, and play jugglery in
the getting it rather than take it by
the glass full.
1t seems to one looking on, that
too many cotton gins have come into
the country the present year, for the
good of the owners. While compe-
titIon IS the life Of trade, 1t can,
sometimes, be overdone. We would
prefer to see rcaping and moving
machines, and such, in the near fu
ture, will be more rcmuneratlye than
the cotton gin.
Ex-Governor Embry arrived on
Monday evenings train. The boys
about town say he has changed very
much in the past week. One said
the Elk G -''mnst have got good ca
tin down at the Rock" Another
remarked that he looked Every much
like an old fashioned preacher" and
While he knew me wasn't one he
was certain that he had got religion
he walked so straight.
The Cumberland church is finish
ed, pulpit up and the seats all in
place. The etliiice is an honor to It's
projectors and an ornament to the
town. The doors will be thrown
open for services on Sunday, and
protracted meeting may grow out OF
the occnsi ion. Ministers from a.
broad are expected, and will come
To lend their assistance TO the local
minister, Rev. Nj. Nj. Morphis.
Gov. BERRY for U. States Senator,
and Senator Enbry for the next
GOVERNOR oi Arkansas. That is the
Slate for the voting masses-the
people who till the soil, shove the
plane, sling the hammer and run the
factories.
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Monru nee LANp sAIL.

Notice + hereby given. hat the undersigned
Will, IN the town 81 htfs. Pope county, Ark.
on the 10Th day cf November, 1883. during the
hours prescribed for Judicial sales, ODER for
sale 20 the highest bidder, for cash. the : W u
Of n y Sec. "a Township north OF nge ~
west, ~ acres. In Pope county, Ark. Said sale
being Tor the purpose of satisfying mortgage
with power Of sale. executed by Bruno Noble.
aud Iinah Noble, TO II. :. Carter G., $. Cum
bingham. X. u. Wilson and }. h. Joyner, TO
secure 500 and interest, aud dated November
isth 1881. q. 5. rrNNi CHAN,
Y. Il. WILSON,
j. r. joys u,
Oct. Sid 1883 III. =. CARTER,
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State Fair Notes.

The fair grounds will be open for
the reception of articles and stock
for exhibition from Friday, October
18th, to Tuesday, October 18th, and
everything must be In place by noon
of the latter day, except class Sc.
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Land Once ut Darlanelle. Ark, sept 3. 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of her intention
20 make final proef IN support OF her claim, a: 4
Judge of Pope county, ARK. at Dover, Ark..
on the 18th day OF November. 1883, viz: Rachsi
+. Price homestead entry, No. l3.iL0. Tor the
range 10 west.
She names the following witnesses TO prove
her 9untihuous residence upon, and cultivation
OF said innd. VIZ; >. NJ. " ebh, h, t.. Mctia ck
en-. w. J.. Price and VI. T. Campbell, all of
seottville, Pope county, Ark.
oetii u. Register.
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Nulice Cor RuhlicafInI,.

Land OFicr. DaitIaAe!ie, ARR sep. z, 1881
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has iiir,i notice of his intention
10 make iinal foof in support Of his clam,
and that sad proof Will be made before the
Register and Receiver at nar,iancllc, Ark, on
9th Oct, 1883, viz:
Joseph smith, Id entry No l435s for the n e
u see 10 Il, s n 20 west
lie names the following witnesses To prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land. viz
John l.. Edwards. Charles Piess. II. Corrico
and ID hoptaw, all Of Hussellville. ARK.
4. NJ. GIBSON. Register. >
sent 20 5y
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UNITED sTArEs LAND oFFIcE.

DnidaneIlc, Ark, Oct. lst, lSS3
Notice is hereby given that application has
been made 10 restore to market with view To
purchase thereof the nk Of the nela and seA OF
the nei4 and nc;s OF the sex sec Gtp snr sUw,
situated in the county Of Pope aud state of
for sale 10 the highest bidder at public out cry
ut this Office the 9th day OF Nov. 1888, ut ten
o'clock, a.. M, AMI sold to the highest bidder
for cash in hand, att price not less than si.25
per acre. 4. NJ. GIBSON, Register,
Noyi ZENAS l.. WISE. Receiver.
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NOTICE.

y. s. Land Office. Dardanclie, Ark. Oct 1. 1883.
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by John II Grace against James II Harren for
abandoning his homestead entry No IA 1SJ dat
ell June 4th, 1850 upon the n OF the se4 see q
tp9. II west in Pope county. Ark, with
view to the cancellation OF said entry; the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
Office on the 10th day OF Nov, 1883. at 9 O'Clock
p. m, to respond an,l furnish testimony con
corning said alleged abandonment.
Il NJ GIBSON. Register,
NovI ZESAS l. WISE. Receiver,
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that viii on the 18th
day of Nov cmber, iss3, oiltr for sale To the
highest bidder MY place and some personal
property. riacc lying In GnmloH valley. All
FOR cash Ia hand. No property delivered or
title 70 land made until cash y paid over,
Oetl6 j. &. BRUTON.
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LAND FOR SALE.

will sell my farm. consisting of IS acres
65 acres cleared and In cultivation--two miles
northeast OF Russcllyilie. Tcrps easy. FOR
information apply to The DEMOCRAT or to
tnovi. II. +. FULKS.
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OUR NErGHBoRs, NEWS,

-----------u~ 80
OUR NEIGHBOURS NEWS,
Dardanclc Post. 4th.
The Mogul engine on the Darda-
nellie and Russeliville railway not
having sufficient power to haul the
heavy trains over the grades has
been replaced with standard loco
motive, and trains are now run with
promptncss aad dispatch.
Owing to the indisposition Of Miss
Sue Gibson. she was unable to take
her place in the corps Of teachers
last Monday. and an excellent sub
stitute in the person of Miss Matte
Kirby was provided, whom the Post
heartily welcomes in behalf OF the
entire community.
Last week, Manager Jessup, Of
the Dardanelle and RusselIville Tel
egraph and Telephone Company,
stretched new steel wire across the
river at the Rock. and excellent tel
egraplic communication with all
parts Of the country is now assured.
Mr. George Cornelius who went
west some time ago with drove Of
cattle, and aiterward was a knight of
the whip and rclns on stage line IN
the Indian Territory, returned home
yesturday, well and hearty, and
somewhat bronzed by his life on the
frontier.
The Post is gratiticd to learn that
Mr.. Cox, OF this place, has secured
the contract for doing the woodwork
and finishing of the new courthouse
atMorrlton, 1t is unnecessary for
the Post TO assure our nelghbors
that Mr.. Cox turns out none but first
class work, and they may be certain
OF having one Of tue best finished
public buildings in theState.
A colored masonic lodge was or
ganized in town, last Tuesday night,
and judging from the uncarthlv
sounds that came from the hall alter
midnight, it is evident that 'sde~vis
itin' bredrcn" had fun "nishia.in"
the new members into the awiu!
mysteries of the order. A Post
scout learned that $4,000 was the
amount Of fees taken in at the insti
tuition of the lodge.
Mayor X. G. Bullock was last
week called to the deathbed Of his
father, w. J. Bullock, who died at
his home near Dover, Pope county,
Ark, on Monday morning, the l7th
Inst, in the 73d year Of his age. The
old gentleman had suffered excrn
ciatingly for more than q month
with hux, and death was Il welcome
relief to him. He leaves a wife and
nine grown children with whom we
earnestly condole in this their hour
of affection.
Last Saturday night a mob of
masked men went Gus To the house
of Mr.. Lyon. in the Chicalah neigh
borhood. and forced him TO give up
the petition signed by majority Of
The adult citizens OF that section, to
present to the County Court praying
Tor an order to prohibit the sale of
liquor under the three mile law. and
told him that it would fare i'll with
him if he was again caught circula-
Ting similar petition. The Post
is empatically and unreservedly OPP
posed to all such outrages and hopes
the authorities will leave nothing
undunc to ferret out the men who
were engaged in this last stain upon
the name of YEN county, which al
ready has enough shame to bear.
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NEW ORLEANS, August l.. 1ssa
TO THE Publ Icl

IOycStfSafe Tor XO1rkeiVe8}
fossmsst 4 s: General Gresham having pab-
gard to the character Or The Louisiana state
Lottery Company, tho following facts are given
% the public 50 prove his statement, that We
false and untrue.
Amount 81 prizes paid by The Louisiana
State Lottery Company from January !. 1879,
Orleans. T. NJ. wescoat Mana.
Paid to Louisiana National bank, '''''''''"
Jos. II. Oglcsbv. PRESIDENT. 463, 900
Paid Louisiana State National Bank.
s. II. Kennedy, President ..... f25.100
Paid to Sew Orleans National Bank,
A. Baldwin, President ...... $3.50
Paid 70 Union National Bank,
$ charlaron. Cashier ............. 6a,450
Pad 70 Citizens Bank,
Il. j. Garriere, President. ....... $1,000
Paid TO Germania National Bank,
Jules Cassari, President ... $1,000
Paid to Hibernia National Bank,
Paid % Canal Bank, Ed'. Toby, -
Paid 70 Mutual National Bank,
Jos. Mitchell, Cashier. ............ $500
Total paid as above. .. 60. co
Paid in sums of under 81 900 at the
various offices OF the Company
throughout the United States 2,627, 40
Total paid BY all 81 .ss1, 600
For the truth or the above facts we refer tho
public to the officers OF the above named cor
poratIons. and for our legality and standing to
the Mayor and 0nicers Of the .ity OF New Or
leans. to the state authorities of Louisiana,au
also to the U. s. officials Of Louisiana. We
claim to be legal. honest and correct in all our
transactions, as much so rs any business Ia tho
country. Our standing is conceded by all who
will investigate, and our stock has for wears
been sold ut our Board Of Brokers, and owned
by many OF our best known and respected citi-
zens. M. A. DAUpHINA President.
H<y CAPITAL PRIZE, SIS, 900. -
Tickets only IS. Shares in proportion.
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Mems full stock boots, $2.0O
Meps full stock Brogans, tap sole, LOO
Ladies shoes. 90
FULL LINE OF HAND MADE
GOODS at astonishingly low prices.
LARGEST STOCK OF LADIES
DRESS GOODS ever brought TO Rus
sellville,
Good all wool filing, per yard Zoe
Fine Brocade 20c
Finest cashmeres with embroidery to
match at very low figures.
Best AK in the world $1.00
Good twist tobacco per pound 30
Best Washington county Flour
per hundred BIO
Cheaper grade 200
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers Tor sale tract
OF land within the corporate limits oil
the town of Russellvilie. Ark, con-
tanning eleven acres, one-half IN cult
Walton, AL under fence; good frame
house, unfinished, on premises. Also
shop and machinery for making chairs
and furniture located on the tract.
viii sell this property with or with
ont sb"p aud machinery AZ a reasonable
prize on easy terms, aud take a wagon
and team IN part payment. For par
titnlarS eail nn j.. >. CHURCH,
ng39 Il. Rnsscllyille, ARK.
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LIS. III

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY Comply
Nc do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all the monthly and semi
annual drawings of the Louisiana State Lot
terry Company. and in person manage and con-
troll the drawings themselves, and that the
same are conducted with honesty. fairness, and
in good faith toward all parties. and we au-
thorizc the Company to iise this certificate,
with fac smile of our signatures attached, in
its advertisements.
The Russellville Democrat., 1883-10-11

Ihanine yol15or past 1aro5s and sdlicitiS your pat
rounoe in the future, am Te,y Respectfitlly
Yours for Loc Prices,
r. J. UTLSON
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incorporated IN 1868 for 25 years by the Leg
islature for Educational and charitable pnr
poscs-with a capital of u. O0D000-to which q
reserve fund of oyer $5500V0 has since been
added.
By an overwhelming popular vote its fran
chtse was made part of the present State
Constitution adopted December cd, A. d.. 1879.
The only Lottery roted on and endorsed by
the people ofanu Stafe.
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wise; IS: :: S: $: :: 5; e.: !; .: g.: g: : !; Is; q: !: !: !: s: ::
their opportunities -emairl III poverty. We Of
fer II great chance to make money. We want
many men. women >oys and girls to work fer
us right in their own localities. ANY one can
do the work properly iro,' the first start. The
business will pay mere than ten times ordina-
ry wages. Expensive outfit furnished free.
No one who engages fails to make money rap
idly. You can devote your whole time 70 the
work, or only Your spare moments. Full ill.,
formation and all that is needed sent tree.
Address STINsON & Co, Portland, Maine.
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D'apres !e "Journal DIES Fabri.
cants de Sucre,' Ia production de
ncre de betterave, ell Europe, Ell
1882, y etc tie 1.929,0OO tOnnes-ce
gH constitute une augmentation de
1880 tonnes sur l'annee 1881.
LAllcmagne marcle en- tate dies
proiucteEFs clic figure Sill la liste
pour CaJ.o00 tonnes fAntriche ct
Ia Hongrie viennent ensuite, 49,
U;D tonnes: la France en- a produit
10000; Ii Pologne russo, 275,OO0
tonnes.
Oh CERT, de New York, qu'une
association pour p%reserver les chd-
ties Gu Niagara tie toute enterprise
nEdustilelle 1ui poIrrait en- diminu-
er Ia hcautt. s'tst formee New
York: n. Howard Potter, banIuier
ctpIbA1iste. Ell Us; lie president. La
ioi aiitorlsaiIt iachat dies terres qui
toucle.t i Ia cataracte, a etc reie-
tee par IL gonye1Eeur Cornell: ellie
c ~ nouyeau Soumise 4 Ia pro-
ciiaine Legislature.
LEtat du Nebraska est dams dies
conditions remarGnables lie prospe-
rite. Admis dams rUnion 1867. il ne
comptait alors Guune population
de Go,o30 ames. ct Ia propriete ge-
nerale etait estilnee a S2O, OOD. 900.
II possede a%u;ourI'hui une pOrula-
ton de 100000 ames. ct sa propri-
etc est eyalute i SJS,53I,4,5. La
take est Gle mills par dollar! La
dette &c monte Il $500, 900. LEtat a
consacre 2,5s2,O0O acres de terre a
Ia creation dies ecOles. LIE Nebraska
! Tavantage de receyoir une forte
emigration.
Les proprietaires de grands trou-
peauX du Noru-ouest du Texas sont
Il le point d'adopter une mesure
toute humanitaire lis ont rGsolu
de desarmer leurs bergers gui, trop
solvent. sc livrent d DIES Latailles
s%anglantes.
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DR.. j. II. FLEETWOOD
and son.
Have opened their Office at u
corner Of st. Philip and Thibodaal
Streets. Consultation at all hosyx
DEs oUATN
SEASONS.

MIR. JOHN BOSlO, PROPRIETAW
Av4 du RESTAURANT DIES QUATRE-SAIsm
PREVENT ses amis lie 10 willie ct de u eaR
payne, ainsi que lie pnblic en- generate, qs3|
a transfere son restaurant du No. lSS -
10 rue de Chartres an No. HI de IL MN
rue, pres de St-LOuIs. II profile de cette -
casl0n pour remercier le public ct souReiD
en- meme temps Ia continuation dc son ~
veiiiant patronage. II informe en- outzs -
AIMS gull u DIES salons particulars ~ =
mier, ct des chambres meublees \ lousr -
eemaine GU au mois. Les personnel d =
v'lle ct della Champagne y trouverout tost =
comfort desirable. LIE restaurant sera 0uftA
jusqu'A Mlnuit. 4
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OrdOnnancc No. $50.

Declarant contra!re 4 Ia lOi IL construction on
lie m~aintien DIES canaux, coupcs on fOsses'
actueliement fats, pouvant cOndnire leau
du Bayou sur les terres de derricre. 81 ce
nest pour IL culture du riz; pourvoyant
Ii penalties ct Indignant In maniere de
disposer de largeut lrovenant des amen
DIES.
Attendu que. d'apras les informati0ns re
enes par le Jury de Police &c Lafourchc. GER
taines personnes residant dams la parti. i2fe.
rienre du Bayou Lafourche, ont grouse on
sont Ell train tie creuser deS canaux on fOssfs,
i travers les levees ct les c0teaux, allant du
Bayou Lafeurche sur les terres en- arriere. ct
n%icttant. par &C mOyen, une grande quantite
d'eau sur les terres des vOisins den has, an
grand dOmmage ct detriment des facilities
d'egOuter.
En- consequence. II est resclu par le jury
dc Police de la paroisse Lafourche que:
SECTION Ill sera cOntraire 3 IL loi. pou.
lie proprietaire on occupant de tOute terre
faisanr face au Bayou Lafourche. de fairc on
dc ten;r Ouvert tout canal. coupe GU fOsse,
maintedant fats. cOnduisant gu pOuvant con.
dulre leau dn Bayou LafUurche soft i travcrs
la !cvee. soft 4 travcrs les cote sux. pour h tim-
porte quel objet que &c soft, sans avOir pre:.Ia-
element cbtenu une permission sp6ciale, DON
nee cUnforuiement aux lois ct performances re.
latives Il linondation des terres pour Ia cul-
ture du riz.
Sec. Ill sera du devoir de rInspecteur
ueS Sucu.ihS ct ItSccS TIC uOtlUeE, Par cert,
tous les proprietaires GU occupants. sur les
terres desIuels de tells canaux ~ fosses exis.
tent actueilement. dc les boucher sans della,
ct. 81 4uei4ue proprietaire ou occupant refuse
on Eegliye de boucher de tells canaux, cOupes
or fossfs, dams les dix jours de "a date de Ia
notification. n sera passible d'une amende de
tSo.Wi cinI piastres au moins ct de $50. GOT
cinGaante piast,es au plus ct des frais dc Ia
lourslite devant uNe cOnr de Jurisdiction
campetente. de tout citoyen GU proprietaire
possGdan: DIES terres dams lie voisinage du dit
delinquent qui Peut etre Observation-Disclosures
injurie par les dites coupes. canaux gu fosses,
pourvu aussi que chaqne delinquent soft sujet
Il payer la dite amerde pour chSque ct tOnte
canal on fosse, ct pour chaque ct toute
GU refus d'obeir a chaque ct ton
te notification de rInspecteur des chemins ct
levees.
SEC. 3.-Que toutes les amendes seront YER |
dams le Tr6sOr de Ia psrOisse.
SEC. Al est de plus resolu que cette or !
dominance prendra son effet imm61iatement
apres ga PRONUNCIATION.
Approuvee ct adoptee le u decembre 1882.
ISigne :. :. T. GRISAMOEE,
President Police Jury Of Lafourche.
Certiiee: }. I. ALLAN, Secretary.
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HI. I1OFFMANN.
Dealers in

FURNITURE, Hardware, Paints, Oils
j Window glass, Wallpaper, Lime, Sand
Plaster, Cement. Metallic. rose wood. imini
tation black walnut Collins, also cypress
collins made to order. &c, sc.
In connection with A. II HOFFMAN,, Cal.
met Maker and Eepairer of all kinds of fur
uIture. Nam Street,
l~5-jan76 ~ Bet. jackson aud St Philip,
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AEGEEEIIENT


Tn carrz de 10 iignes: lore insertion 81 80
~ulf 80
Insertion add. 80
Toute anncnee indignant l.. profession
ayec IaGrcSsL ct n'cxct.aHt ras Gu.tre
Hgnes. par an. d:ivance......-.... 3 &C.
Announces lie caHditatS. dl.vanee 49,. 10 co
Necrolo.ie. par 10
Ioute annonce c"al!nercinie r:flisc y lai-
nee sera inSeree an tank he 30 cents par pnu-
&c poHr In premiere insertion ct - cen,s pour
les insertions su!,Sequentes.
Toute aanonce don't ie noiub-e GinscStions
nest pas Specific ser, i.s6ree jusqua ncuvel
Ordre aU tauN orIiuaire.
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week made at home by the in
40 dustrious. Best business now be-
fore the public Capital not need
led. We will start you. Men, wo-
u - men. boys and girls ~anted every
where to work for Us. Now is the
time. fon can work i'll spare time, or give
your whole time to the business. No other
business will pay You nearly ae we'll. No one
can fail to make enormous pay. by engaging
ut once. Costly outfit and terms tree. Money
made fast. easily. and honorsbly. Address
True l. Co., Augusta, Maine.
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NOCTELLES DE PARTOUT.

NOC FLLLES DE IlRIOCI.
Dams un article sur les crimes
commits dams Iannee 1882, le New
York Telegram dit QUEEN Virginie il
ell 43 meurtres dams lie Texas.
81; dams rArl1ansas, %; dams lt
Tennessee, p ; dams la Caroline du
Nord, 10; dams Ia Georgia. 16
dams lie Mississippi, l.: dams rAla,
bama, S; en Louisiana. :; dams Ia
Caroline du Sud, Z ell Floride, ).
La George a ell II executions L.
gales ; la Caroline du Sud, 8: la
Caroline du Nord. 6; lie Tennessee
etle Texas, chacun i; la Louisiana.
Z; rArkansas, IL Virginie ct lie
Mississippi, chacun, 3.
Alabama ct la Floride, chacun
l. LIE ,inge Lynch a execute ) per
sonnes dams rAlabama, 1 Ell Louisi-
ane, 4 dams la Caroline du Sud, 3
TN Floride ct dams lie Texas, ct l en-
Virginie. Voici lie chiffre DIES sui
cides dams les Etats ci-dessus Ar
kansas, 6; Caroline du Nord, 5 4;
Alabama, George ct Virginie, )
chacun ; la Louisiana ct lie Missis,
sippi men COMPETENT que 3 chacun.
Ces chitfres, dit lie Telegram, he don
nent qu'une fable partie DIES crimes,
r1ais il montrent qiau Sud, lis ne
sont pas plus n0mbrenx que dams
PEST ct lie Nord.
NJ. E. B. WashLurne, ancien mi
nistre ell France, qui passe rhiver
4 la Nouvelle-O Orleans, s'est blesse
Embarrassment mails non grieve-
ment ell tOmbant de cheval.
On t~elegraphie de Cheney, Terri
tOire de Washington, que quatre-
vingts citoyens ont enleve de pri-
son ct pendu a I'M arbre un Chinois
accuse d'ayoir tue ct devalise DIES
ChinOiS.
LIE negre Andrew jackson, qui
etait emprisonne 4 Henderson, Tex
as, pour repondre i une accusation
de tentative doutrage sur une jeune
dame. a etc enleve par une nom.
breuse bande de citoyens ct pendu
a un arbre, devant rh6tel Don
Juan !I...
On membre du jury qui a con-
damne Guiteau, Thomas Hineline,
Went de MOURN d Washington
dune maladie de ceur attribute par
les m6decins aux fatigues quill a etc
oblige de subire IN sd qualite de jure.
Une violente secOusse de tremble-
ment de terre a etc ressentie, en- di-
vers points de rOhio septentrional.
Les gems ont etc eveilles en- sur
saul, ct quelques Cleanliness Sc sont
ecroulees.
Les "Gold Certificates (certifi-
cats de dep6ts d'or) qui circulent
actuellement aux Etats-Unis, re-
presentent la somme de SAG, POS, $50.
Dams rannee expiree lie 80 sep
tembre dernier, il est arrive, au
Canada, 175,41S persOnnes, don't
0OsSAC SOllC tCllJCS QUA ACdlS- lllSs !
Gustave Aberle, tapissier, a etc
trouv6 pendu ct mort dams son ma
gasin. II a laisse une note ainsi
c0ncue
"Mon dernier veu est que A.
Langheim ct sd femme deviennet
t0us deux ct pour tOujOurs aveugles
ct mon seul regret est de
ne pas revoir ma famille encore une
LIE telegraphe annonce que lie
traite de reciprocit6 entire lie Next
que sera negoci6 a Washington ct
non a New York. Les commissioners
lie general Grant ct NJ.
sont deja a Washington,
ainsi qu'un des commissioners mexi-
NJ. Romero. Lautre, N. Can
est en- route.