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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-04-07

UNE
FEODALE
EN- AMERIQUE
L'ACADIE, 1603-1710.
RaZilly ct d'Aulnay.
UNE
RaZilly ct d'Aulnay.

..ClACul Uly a-L-ll OcS LreSOFS
Y :,-t-il des mines dor ct dargent ct
personne lie dcmande: Ce peuple Ia
est-l dispose a entendre la doctrine
chretienne2 QUAINT aux mines il Y Ell
a vrament, nais il faut savoir les
fo1iller Ia plus belle mine que il
sache. c'est du hle ct du vim avec ia
nourriture du bestial qui a ceci. il q
dc Fargent, ct de mines nous n en- vi
vons point" (LEecARBoT, chap. JI.)
Razilly fut second6 dams ses tra>
vaux par deux hommes qui sc.
talent associes a lui dams cette ere
alton, ct Qul devaient jouer un role
important daus la contree: Fun
Charles de Menou, seigneur dAul
nay, appartenajt a une des plus no.
bles families du Bas-Berry, ct etait
rrobablement apparente aux Rail-
ly ; rautre, Nicolas Denys, etait un
negOciant entreprenant ct indus>
trieux qui s'etalt Joint a Fexpedi-
tiol pour etudier les resources de
IL NouvelIe France ct en- organiser
Pexploitation 5; settlement il
prit une part active dams la coloui-
| sation du pays, mails il Ell laisse
une description qui offre une source
prec;euse d'informations il sly fiSa
ct ses descendants Sc sout distin.
CUES dams la noblesse du Canada
| on peut etre )eur posterite existe
encore meme aujouId'hui.
Denys s'occupa surtout du cote
! commercial ct inaDcier de l'entre-
prise c'etait lui qui tonait les ma
gasins, qui receyait ct expediait les
marchaudises. ii ciea de suite qnel-
, ques produits proples a etre eXpe-
dies en- France, pour coavrir les
, achats dc. tonte nature que necessi-
, TAFT fentretieu de la colonie ]; indie
peudammeut DIES pelleteries que
I l'on achetait aux Indiens, il tira
, parti des magnifiaues bo,s de char
pente qui couvraient lie sol, ct Il les
chargeait sur les navires de retour,
apres en- avoir convert une partie
Ell madriers ct eli meerain.
D'Aulnay Sc consacra tout spec
cialement L finstallation des colous
ct aux travanx de la culture c'G-
TAFT lui Qui yeillait a l'approyision-
nement de toutes ces families, les
quelles furent d6frayees de tout,
pendant les premleres annees, tint
au moyens les suhventions premi.
eres fournies par lie gouvernement
que sag les propres resources de
II. de Razilly ct de Ia soeiet6 don't
Daily Republican., 1883-03-12

A \iRN popular aHi wrli-k"Own I,,uIhc.
If our police force. who has y, rtprm,v' ,iu,y
."el'e Years al die Union H.H. i,","t, 81.
Exchange Place, III Providence, E.I, give
his unsolicited testimony. Hear lin &c.
- have been drcadfully 1runbled with dis
'aSe OF the Kidneys and liver during the
last %l% months. at times | Was 20 severely
'liiIctcI thh | Was unable to stand pn my
.r"t. rs my feet and lower parts Of my ley,
we're very badly swollen NY urinary organs
w"r" IN dlradtUI condition. nav blool Ya.
L "r"trh'h ftalc, and il lIad b, come 90
Impoverished and circulated 50 poorly Ina,
ny hands and feet would be cold AND NUM-,
ihl 80 "hltr AZ to appear IIivIo.s ! could
act resi- nights, but was So ,.lslr"~srt all over
that ! could not lie stil! IN bed, but would
, Keep turning and rolling from one siir t. the
)Ihrr AL Hght, 50 that ! would feel more
'Irrd and Exhausted IN the morning nam
shcn went To bed Ny condition hvril.nrsu
"rious that was obliged to stop wo,k, ild
or ih,rty days was unable to be on duty. |
consulted the best doctors and tli,>I thu nl.-
nerpus medicines and so-calIet cues, bat
rapidly grew worse. and was in a sad ruiu,i-
Jon every way when a longtime valued
Iicnd OF mine, prominent in this city III a
argr express company, urged me 70 trS
Hunts Remedy as he had known OF Won
!eriul cures effected by il. Upnn his rcI re
,entatiol obtained two bottles of the L, H.
'dv and commenced taking il as directed. and
greatly I" my surprise IN less than twenty
our hours ] commenced TO feel relieved !
Vas IN an awful condition when h' gan 10
axe the Remedy, and had no faith IA it
therefore,, when | found almost inr",it;,c
r"ti"f even in one days ,iSt Of it, my hear,
was made glad, and assure YOU continued
10 take the Remedy and to improve con
SANITY from day to day ! took it with N"
IN my trip 10 Maine, for was bound to have
I with me all the time, and I'll" result il that
improved speedily all the time ! was away;
and ever since my arrival home. when wa.
,everal weeks ago. have been on duty every
lay. | feel frst-rate, and the swelling Of
and, feet, and legs have disappeared 4. ana
he terrible backache, which used 10 lu,l"i
me more than all the rest, troubles me n"
more, and sleep splendidy nights, a"'
mrelv have very excellent and fhcill" 'h
IONS for speaking in praise Of linnt's Nri4
siy. Tor il has made = new rui,r' 81 ne.
ion'i know what | should have done At h"n'
Hnnt's Kennedy it /. the hest m"di"lIr lNni
's"r took. and very gladly r"r"nu"l', y II
~ who ar' afflicted with kidnc' g. J
ii-ra-", u! u,Nct,>os Of tine urinary "p.,
Ersurr,ru'l"
iEt Sc ~ rs : "
Daily Republican., 1883-03-12
ID EtlSlEk'S ORDER.

>
~ kEGlsTER's OPP,CK,
NEW CASTLE County, DgL.. Mar. .. 1888.
Upon the application of joseph .thandler
Executor Of MARY Ann CHANDLER,
late Of thristiaIn Hundred IN said
county, deceased. +, is ordered and direct.
ed by the Register that the Executor aiore-
said give notice Of granting of Letters Tesla
mentary upon the estate Of the deceased
with the date Of granting thereof. by causing
advertisements to be posted within forty days
from the date Of such Letters in six Of the
most public places Of the county Of New Cas-
tie. requiring all persons having demands
against the estate to present the same, or
abide hv an Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided and also cause the same
~ he inserted within the same period in the
DAILY REPUBLICAN,. IA newspaper published
IN Wilmington and u be continued therein
three weeks, (e. 0. d.
~~ Given under the hand and Seal
l.. 3. Of Office Of the Register aforesaid, at
-, Wilmington, in New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
Sc. BIGiS. Register.
NOTICH.--All persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same. duly aitcstcd. to the Executor, on or
before the Third day Of March. A, ~, 1884
or abide the Act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided.
JOSEPH n. CHANDLER, Executor.
Address tcntrcvllc. Del, mrh
Daily Republican., 1883-03-12
What IN u Day \ Work

a scientific Journal asks " What
constitutes nvcrwork >" In Washington
a man in the employ of the Govern
ment, on a 5000 salary, who's gets at his
m, performing tWo hours ordinary
work in the meantime, is frequently
obliged 10 take couple Of months vaca-
ton on account Of being worn out by
overwOrk. An editor, on the other
hand, does not complain Of ovcrwork
unle>, hr has 10 work twenty live hours
Il day.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-12

III Baltimore, lew days ago, little
girl, only eight years Of age, but bright
and intelligent beyond her years, a
member of one OF the primary schools.
died and the attending physician gave
a certificate stating the cause Of her
death to have been brain fever, induced
by over study. The story of This little
girl, rs related by the Baltimore papers,
finds its counterpart in every other
city. Last summer she entered the first
class OF her school, but two months
trial showed that she was unable to
keep up, 80 she was put into a lower
grade. AT held fewdayc
rapid progress that she was promoted
To her former rlaSs. She was tinid
and fearful that she might fail and fall
behind and this fearfulness caused her
great anxiety of mind. SO strong did
this fear become that she was thrown
into brain fever and for several days
before her death she was continually
raving in her delirium about her les
SONS in arithmetic and her other studies.
The broad assertion which we here
make is that this child was literally
killed by having been overtasked in her
studies. There are children in Viii
minSton ovcrtasked in the same man.
ner. Whose fault is it? Not always
the teachers fault. More probably
it is the parents fault. Sometimes the
teacher will single out a prodigy of
learning and rush it forward to give
herself good name as "A successful
teacher. Generally, the parents are
more anxious To rush their children
forward than the teachers are. scores of
anxious parents are ambitious to see
their children excel in school. and for
this purpose they apply Il pressure at
home upon Il child and request the
teacher To do the same at school.
These parents are misguided by IL
false ambition. They have never stud
led the physical laws of health, and do
not know to what extent the mental
capacity of IA child can b. forced before
the trail frame work that holds an in
le'l...ent mind will give way. Parent,
should understand that there are things
IF higher and graver Importance 70 the
welfare Of their children than intellect
ual precocity. They SEEN 10 forget
that childhood is only preparation for
the real studies of after life 1t is IA
FALSE idea to suppose thai when Il child
goes through all the studies provided IN
our public school, and graduates with
honor and distinction, It's education is
finished. Why, it is only begun. 49,
What has been learned IN Schnn is hu,
the StepSiohe 10 "A more practical "N-
prrirnce that is to follow in after years
and that determines the true status ut
men and women What i learned in
school is hut !! ere fragment Of thc ed.
ucatiun that comes Afterwards What
great folly it is then to rush children
ahead in their tender years. Il would
@ better by far for children to 60 forth
into the world possessed Gully Of the
simplest ridimtnts Of education than to
have their minds warped and flied
with the gloss and glitter nt il crowded
precocionsness that breaks down th.
body and prepares il for premature"
grave.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-12

Florida strawberries Of IA good sac,
and deep red color, were offered for
sale III the Philadelphia markets last
saturday at 60 cents Il pint, Tn" great
cr quantity were sold iu the large no
trl> and tir.t class restaurants. There
Is not / h. slightest doubt hut wha. it
would he much cheaper for a Young
man 10 get married A. once, than il
would m for him 10 undertake To
| iaI price,
Daily Republican., 1883-03-12

BEFORE THE LEGISLATURE passes
the Levy Courts two hundred thousand
dollars floating debt bill, had it not bet
ter ask for an itcmized account of the
debt The people who pay the taxes
are interested in this bill and have a
right TO know how such u floating debt
was created.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-12

Now FOR THE Police Commission at
Dover this week Forward, rx-Chie
Maxwell, Robert Cottingham, John
ME" Ntzhugh,, Michael Cannon, Audi,
tor Ball, ex-patent revolving election
Inspector Lee, Brockey Tom" and
"Gus" O'Donntll.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-12

THERE WAS not 50 much laughing
in the back seats at Virgins storm as
there was Friday when the weather
was calm
Daily Republican., 1883-03-12

rupuru,,y,r,,. I,,,r,,,ls, r. Lana,
ing OH hop'S IL laN"r Oh Tree 'F'h", u!
which is Synonymous, d" \ tariff for
revenue only" Last week III. D4,u,-
Gratis Of Nichip,n ioiu.d hands with
the Greenhackers and ,I.rI,r.d fir >. :,
ta,iff for revenue orIv,
This .ct;,n inv,,;r.i \v,,,.r.,.r ot,L.
I.ouisvi1,, Cnrri,r Jnuru.l Nm. la,J;r,,
D.morrati,. n,r.,. ,f E.n,ucl,. and h..
give. exnr.ssiuu IA his t..lirv, A. fol-
,i.,., -, In,,.i. r,, ,,., n,,n,,.r Wv
have still the co,rray.' nf .h,ir rnuvir-
lions. l"at"rdav -" i"W"rrIti" STATE
vow H''n '''" ''"''Ii''''' '''', '''I r'h' ~
i'm, for I.H4 ON a .t,rjti fer rry.,n.
rn'y." T. gu-., Mi, higan ~ vii, %
me gr'", NORTHWEST. rms j. hann
T nr'' '''' ~ I'' ,,I.,n "'' !,
hy me. ,ujiuhtrurU D.Iu,rr,,I. ,f th.
Southrri States. Michigan sounds tue
~! i''''' '''r - 10y 90 !" 't''n' '"EI'
t.r'. ! M. ,,,i,, ,rtL,. ,n,uL.. i, ~.
,,.,.,...,, ;, 49,, ,',,,.,.. a H.. .,;..,.,.l..
ami Tins .,jth ne. u.n,,l,. T., the uluu-
der"r>; "a tariff for rrNruu" only 80
Thus the lines ar" being drawn tor
rhc !'r"rdrntiaI ,truLgl" Of l58i--Drrn-
ncrat, for fire." trade, Republicans for
protection D"m"cra'. for breaking
down tine manufacturing Industries Of
the United States, Republicans for pro-
t.~ting them.
"'''''' ~ "'' "'''' '''''' ''I-
Daily Republican., 1883-03-12
NOTICHs,
THO INVESTORS $4,000 SINKING
l. fUNDLO OFTHE CITY OF VIII.

"llNuIoN. DE4lS
Proposals will be received at the Office of the
City treasurer until Wednesday, March H.
at II o'clock, for the purchase Of sl2, 100 Sink
ing Fund Loan OF the City OF Wilmington
issued fur the purpose Of refundng Loan No
6-oi same amount due and ayahie March
10, 1883, and by authority ofan at of the
Legislature as approved by the City Council
entitled an Act 20 provide sinking fund Tor
the payment of the city debt Of Wilmington. -
These bonds will be- issued In multlpiies Of
$50, bearing interest at the rate of per cent.
per snnuni, payable semi annually on the irst
days Of April and October. and will become
due and payable as follows: Series No. -,
$500, due April 1875 series No. ~. ~, go.
due October /, 1898.
Proposals are invited for the purchase Of all
or any portion of the amount and tnust be
addressed t" the city 1rea ,urer in sealed en-.
velOpes and marked thereon "prOposals for
the purchase of Sinking Fund Loan
The committee reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
CHARLES W. TALLEY.
+. r. +. MILLER.
DENNIS }. MENTION
mAJt Finance Committee
Daily Republican., 1883-03-12

THE REFORM Legislature has dis.
covered that another Notary Public is
needed in New Castle County.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-12

TDME TO 1903 EAST SIXTH STREET
~ for bargains in -four. Our 81. flour make
white bread lust think 3 bags Of Hour for 81 TO-:
our Shamrock flour makes bread rs white ms
snow, Florida orange Inarmalade takes the
place Of butter, tine Bartlett pears, sc. n I;
ounces, 2sr. . cranherries, Toe. at: 3 \, rails
ms 25c ns runes, 25c 3 MS mincemeat
Csc all kinds Of preserves In tin cans = n, for
nc rcd raspberry jam l. delicious. Iwicback.
lsc: lunch biscuit, loo 2 M fruit biscuit, Dc:
cream biscuit l2c !; this asparagus at Ice. can
l. excellent, Boston baked beans. fine corn
and tomatoes, l0c. can hominy, 8 and ~. can:
beans at 8. sand loo. at; French oatmeal. can
make 1t ready in minutes 3 cans June peas
pc IN cheese. BE Jersey peach sauce. \ Ms
for Dc have you tried this treackle ut ~. D..
or Ms tor 25c: II is so fine and healthy for
children and takes the place Of butter; good
butter, 25. Is and 30c. n fresh eggs. THIS tea
at Soc. and Paradise coffee. 10 Diamond &. at
lhc. n orr sugar surprises everyone. Come
To loa East 9Th st. r. NJ. Wlr.R. m6-6t'
Daily Republican., 1883-03-12

SHERIFF'S SALE-Bi VIRTUE or
- writ Of Levari Facias, TO me direct
cd, will be exposed to Public Sale, At the
Frank Richards, at kirkwood. in PeucadeI
Hundred, New Castle County, Del.
IN rRInay
ruv ~, ~ ,.,,,, o
me 10TH Dal of MAhCh, 1855,
AT 10 o'clock, u. m, the following described
real estate, to wit
.u,,.,s,t.,,.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-12


All that lot u- uircc of la I'd situated IN the
city of Nilmingt -. fronting Oh an alley cali
cd Elizabeth street. lana Of Michael NnIioy
and others being - feet q Inches on ,AiI al
ley. and extending westerly with that wild IA
Is feet toward French street. being Il part OF
the same land which James tduhy aud his
wife by deed duly made and recorded. did
grant ard confirm to John Huyh"> ia ic".aHd
which the saii John llughc- by Inhruturr
duly executed. did grant and confirm unto
John Nctattcry and Mary Mc'anery. his
wife. ia Tee sample. aud the sid John having
died leaving IN wife. the said Mary. to sur
Niyr him. the land tc't"d in her. WHO n'tcr
ward tnt"ruarri"l with on" Geo. a. tu.rLs
we'll. whom She sdrS wed, and died seized OF
IN" >a,d .aui.
%'.Hd aid taken in execution ~ the prop.
cft! Vi Mar. tUIgSNEl4. urCcisru tIuNn NJ.
'Hiirry. administrator Of Mary Co2-sw"ll.
deceased. and to be suitl by
JAMES VI hKrlN. Sheriff.
NnEElfr's OFFICE. Wilmington. February
10Th, lsSi. mi
Daily Republican., 1883-03-12

THOUGH THERE were some consider
able blows in some sections of the cou H.
try which no doubt Mr.. Virgins will
claim as part of his storm there were
no greater storms than what are usually
expected during this season of the year.
The conclusion must be that Virgins il
badly "lett" and the only way to re,
deem himself As weather prophet will
he ~ predict some hot weat her some,
time in July or August.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-12

THE WILMlSGTOS Conference ha,
decided that the next meeting Of the
Conference shall BE- at Asbury Church,
III this city. This is highly appropri-
ate in more respects than one 1t is the
oldest Methodist Church in Whining
ton, and next year the lay Conference
meets.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-12
CuRE CATARRH.

~
s23 WEST SIXTH STREET,
WILMISGTOS, DEL, Jan. 5, 1888.
! have been afflicted with Catarrh for scv.
eral years, which caused severe attacks OF
neuralgia. have tried various remedies, and
all was of no avail, until | used Hammond i
Eradicator, which effected a perfect cure. l
advise all that are suffering from Catarrh or
Neural gia to use this excellent remedy.
j. CAPP.
Hammond's Eradicator cures Headache,
Toothache and Neuralgia in q few minutes.
Also, cures Colds In the Head. Bronchitis,
rheumatism. Piles, Swellnvs and Fever in a
few hours also, Catarrh, Ulcers and old sores
10 short time, fused according to directions.
Those who doubt II can be speedily satisfied
by giving It fair trial. Price, Is SO cents
and u per bottle. Sold by druggists.
!. HAMMOND Sole Proprietor,
n4-i s23 Orange St, Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1883-03-12

N O
CATAR r n n. Fsr b,

For ID years l
have been great
ly annoyed with
disgusting dis
ease, which caus.
ed severe pain In
my head, contin-
uni dropping into
my throat and
u II pleas san {
breath. My sense
oisRell wasniucli
Impaired. By n
thorough use tor
Q months Of F.ly's
Cream Balm |
h NV Z entirely
overcome hese
troubles. j. Il.
CHASE, st. Denis
Hotel. broadway
and nth street,
New York.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-12

IA hlft'S SALt-Bi kikIt +. or
- writ Of I"Nart faria-. Ia me directed
Will ht exposed I" uDic sale. at the Court
House. GA Market st., between 10th and lltlI
-tcet-. u Ihe cit! VI "llmMgt' II, Ne" Castle
tuunir Del
Daily Republican., 1883-03-12

NHEhlFf ShLE-bl VIRTUE OF
- writ of Levar facius, to me di-
rected, will be exposed to Public Sale. at the
Hotel Of Jacob Hyatt, In the village Of New
port in thristiana Hd., New Castle County
Del
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-09

saturday night and asked permis-
sion 20 leave q small valise there, which
was granted. While moving about the
bar-kecper struck his foot against tnc
satchel and heard the Jingle Of silver. lie
notified the proprietor, who had already
expressed the opinion that the visitors
were suspicious characters, and II was de-
termined to make an examination. The
satcbcl was opened and was found to con.
tain roll Of counterfeit coin, quantity OF
white metal, battery, small crucible.
and a ladlc used for dipping out molten
metal. Word was Immediately sent 10
United States Marshal Kcrns, who de-
tailed the three detectives to make the ar
rest The men were captured after re-
turning for the satcbel, taken TO the Cen
trail station, and locked up for hearing.
Both prisoners are old offenders. san
ders has Just finished serving o three
years term IN the Albany penitentiary ior
counterfeiting. The real name OF McBricc
Is supposed 10 be Gilbert Bride. formerly q
comradc OF the notorious Colonel Sher-
man, who died in the Eastern pcnitentiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-09

Rritfs.--It was the County Court Of
chesterfield and not the City Court OF Man
xhcstcr that commenced It's january term
yxsfcriay. The criminal docket Of Judge
Grcgory's court Is trlfling one this term.
The only case OF contagious disease ex-
ating In this city terminated fatally yester-
&ay. The disease was contracted at dis
tsnt point, and brought here by the I'M
Happy victim OF It's rayages. There are no
zfSns or fear OF any other case here
One OF tic happiest men in or Ground
Manchester or elsewhere this new year
waS Mr.. j. w: Roberts. chief clerk at the
nsnville machine shops. Mr.. Roberts re-
ccived rs Christmas and New-Year's gift
\ bonny bride, In the person OF Mrs. Kate
Renter, OF Manassas, Va, thus receiving
tho lreward Of years OF true devotion.
63E- Roberts has received the hearty con-
ordinations OF host of friends, who
wssh them every Joy life can afford. For
chr present the happy couple will reside
10 Richmond.
xrom 10 O'Clock A. VI. to l o'clock j. NJ.
Hr. Booker Robertson, Of Chesterfield.
who, In resenting an assault on him in
tSnchburg, unfortunately killed G. f..
Osddock, an employee OF the Richmond
1s<& AttpHdtN htilftdu touidHy, Has IT.
xarned TO live in the county after trial for
the net, in which he was acquitted. The
Snry held the homicide TO be entirely iusti-
s&n5ie under the circumstances. Still no
enc more regrets the sad necessity forced
"a him than MFR. Robertson himself.
The mud and slush in many parts OF the
esty still retards business TO very percep-
Et<e degree. Locemotion, especially at
wight, is entirely suspended save by few
81 the male population. In former years
f&se streets used to be lit up with oil or
EsTning-iluid lamps, but OF late even that
slow process OF making darkness visible
MAS been given up.
The proposed iron bridge over the APP
ssFfeid counties will cost $4,000, and this
xsnn will be Jointly paid by the two coun-
fies named. The Board Of Supervisors Of
Chesterfield county have made an allow
zssoe for the above purpose, subject TO the
Esxt levy TO be laid the fall Of 1889.
Talk is again revived about the erection
~ additional manufacturing establishments
sR the river-frOHt the coming summer.
Already enough water passes through the
Manchester canal TO furnish power for
Gmice the number OF mills and factories as
essw exist. and the water-power is capable
al almost indefinite extension.
The Tredegar-W orks are making good
progress IN getting up the iron for the con-
zyznplated bridge across James river, the
erection Of which the Richmond and Pc
esrsburg Railroad Company will commence
n The earliest practicable moment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-09
Xir<xiuiu NeMR.

On Tuesday morning the residence OF
Holbert Alison, ut Black Corner, Pulaskl
county, was destroyed by fire.
At recent service In st. stephen
church, Gulpeper, there were three brides
in the congregation, includingth rector 8.
Robert X. Oliver has been commissioner
postmaster at PAGES, Va, and William T.
Slater at Wytheville, Wythe county, va.
The SoufhSide Nc,cS reports that MT
w. w. Mitchell. while engaged in "iittle
difficulty" in Hicksford few nights ago,
fell and broke his leg.
The Town Board OF Wytheville have
passed resolutions that all citizens OF Chat
tanooga, Tenn, and Salem, Va, refugee
ing to that place on account OF the small
pox, shall be quarantined.
The Norfolk Landmarks chronicles the
death Of Mr.. William Morrisett, OF Dove
Neck, Princess Anne county. During the
war he served CALAMITY in the Fifteenth
Virginia cavalry.
The GroySon Clipper learns that the
"black-leg" disease Is killing the calves III
that county. We had an idea that it gene
rally confined itself to the city, though II
is true that its greatest rayeges have been
among the rural legislative calves.