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Newspaper Page TextTIMELY TOPICS. Ml.VNliHoTA it. tu have a .tele liichrialp asylum, for which the liquor seller. will have (i, pay, as (ho supreme court Kn.s .usUined the ronstitutioiinlity ol the law iiuiMt.ii,a a tax for tliio |mr]xtv'. A Miss Fannii: i'AtjuKIt.of San .loan l»loml, wax lost on the Padlic. Hr, ■««ly Imn lawn r<„ii„l. The wave (■.■Uriel |i 1W miles, ami cat it ,i |a ,„ u m i ra di, 11 i* Mill, almitMt within right of her IwrenU’ liouac. AentnttiNo t „ the ~‘.\lm»iiarh ,!c Cl " t,m " the aulijeeta of t)„eei, Vh lorla, exclusive ,,r threat in the Itrltish Islamls. number muqtl.mm. t if the,, thee are Upwanl of fi.taai.iHItl |„ America, nearlv -■■'""■‘""I Australia, etc., ttearlv •>'. ■■„ Africa uhnui |7i;,,mmi |„' |.;„. reiw, nail i„ Asia nearly 11<:t,t,(,i,,st., CEDARTOWN RECORD. W, S. D. WIELE & CO., Proprietors, CF.DARTOWN, GEORGIA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1876, VOL. II. NO. 3ft. LATEST NEWS. savings l'"KM>ilwtnntial |,ms|H'rilyof the |ie,iple "I the United States Is well exhibited in the reports of the de|M..it» i„ hanks. In Massachusetts tin l*ci, 1st, of Him. inatitutions. in which til*' tlojM'niU aggregated ^JRS :;m,; duo ., n uicrruM* from the jury inti* vt-ar of one in the number tif bank* nml neiirlv sj).. 000.000 SHI I'll A K|> W l.HT. Wm k lias Ihhmi commenced on an in- ftani 1 asylum for the state of ArkiimiHV A dispatch Irom Kanm* says that six ImiM' lhifvos «rro hung at Solomon Valiev a few .lays up*. Jlie Ueorgln house of representatives passed the lull exiling u eoiiMitntininil con* v.nliou, hut fixed its nsretiililnge for April, * Skiihlli’let tit Ne\i I>ut made no , Titer Alexander, lie luul i an aroma* tlm other supposed his name I’llle •nt, except that offered hy Mr. llurlhut, is adopted. Adiuurnvd. In tlm house, February |«i, tho hill IiIh arm. ; romtMlIg Die political dioahlllticH of George into rein*' Hawkins, of I'lorttln, passed. After the ex ploited iigsinst 1 plrnltoa of the morning hour, the house took “ to 187ft, Nor up, as the speuiul order, the proposed amend* ,n ” ,u constitution renoi-led Irom Die u v eo-*imlttee, which Is that no person r |«»i»y her*aftei hold, tlm . qlltlll t'Ver i'(liillt hlj t-IUlblli iK i:vital n il Ihy 11not, And Miusliliie mvi'i'I gli-unmoii lielore IJndlo i i 1 he Himitiut nf dsportit*. The I’m i Utah. ill*' still • IIA • ,r Civilization, say*: ••The stronger, -■filthier, and inoro spirited a youth i-, H' greater i* his pruspeet ol lx-ing killed v nrrdlo guns, eaniums and other simi- r instrument* of civilization. The on- iiNcleM, weaker or infmner the •nth is, the greater is his pro*|M*ct ol I f, '•aping the recruiting officer and found s? « family.” DRK letter to the 1'liiladel The pr.ifitahlonesr is further lllufltra- of stunrities thie allirnied the the Missouri . «m. will pr I of appi>a|s at St. 1,< •John SI all wagon. a priva Ihillnlo, who suspended lately, himself in the Erie basin. | timw with Underwrite. , . . the safety of vessels previom is there any evidence (except the Imtura of three thousand marks on the barrel which u'l,, exploded i that he insured any goods to he 1 eld shipped l.v the Mosel nr Deutschland. Oh* fo * pull,I l„ llte ,l '" ! , " 1| eltj,y I II e f, Ittvtlttp suits, ■■ ft,.,,, , bl(t up thine i remind head in ti i unto Ho dm 1 Attrm-ls mV stall awn* triimniulib |Iii|>IImuUii IiW lelulijeiu light, )• 111*}, onn gi let sitnrniili- rliiuigtilg illei. lolteluslou that he Inlemled to hand a small ">x to (lie officers of the Mosel deviat ing it USsft, tVio i outalnvd groeul'ii'-ks, and that he intended j pf'-Hi.lont O have the hot insured in.ltilie, 187A. Tin oa insured the goods on the steamer Ith "i .C!»,nno tlirtiugh tlm Haring fourth day m Mandi, in the i dmkness limn nlmlt lono y.-ur. ,, ,„l,, the olli'ee nf iircsidi-nt and vice ivlfe'. • slm I that pie* , h. And liehl ihi | has, Tor two vea ululoil hiellgllde I discussed 'iiuifi«itli t I, held re-eleelion by Messrs, Km . ell eleH nf |ll'esiileill, or lice, shall lie ! The hill was ! e helghib a|i|Hiir. Mil row, Ilka a |>rli-Mrri Inlglil, its dice lo sill hues, itcaCo. amt lig i Ihy smil grow gnat, amt shine I'll! lip t c heart divine! NV id I he inui:i:*ca m> monte. i i'l l veil. i' that he would call tlm i Wednesday. Adjourn!, i tho 2d, Mr. M’drarv, I fro. mlid. Ilisn A New York lette !•*"'■ iMMltter ol the gas huxilie.vt tv;i *c<l l»y an auction sale afternoon: for Iniitauee, 1(H) shares Man- hattau eotnuany’s stock, par value $100, -•hi at $808 and $805 : A2 shares New ^ <»rk gas light company,$ir>0nud $I.V!’. ; *d» shares ltnarklyu gas light, $ot) par 'nine, §210, and mi on.” liabilities $108,000. I’r. .1 S. .lolmson. kee|s' liHilary, at Memphis, an ek charged with killing Kn d her child, of llumhnhlt, protluee nhortion. A Ismisvillo disptiteli pres t Hood froi tlm ( i that \ the i All the leading coal mimpanleN hi 'greed to Mispeml mining operations ft VIuualy ; to March II. The (Scottish national lillet ms accepted the American chalk haiilplotiship of the world. I'he riiieago Trihune's has made the dlseove "'ll the saloons in that city is iimiti|i in such a way as to produce |87,ft diatlllcd spirits, and Wednesday, Eehrmirv ich Judicial ili*-- iit appelate jar- ! bee Intetl • iAriKiits of |H.rk packing at tho six ••adlug |HiiiiU during the past week, •■h'tw a further diminiitiuii in the deli- oeeurrt «l for years. Railroads ha severely in all direetioiiM. It is re|Hirted that the negn Auguste, who killed ('ol. OlHit, dry parish, hi., on the ‘.’.’d of ,!a • the the ! deft (’ON(i RES,SI ON A L. forcibly ’ the pared with last yen stands about ,1211,(11 than it was at the 1 week, t’iuriiinati ; row *1 ofTnhil.s 11 The Indhtniaii ieled at liulina the vutly tried and " for complicity In id lndianii|Mdis sho -*'« "ti, Avliile the retnaitiing cities shn •a Mi up ofl’ of from |8,tMHi |., i.v^inni IaIU.t at ('hicago. . Hi Am . who ha \ -T llarkeliode’s, ealthv planter, living • 011 the Mississippi iniimte and comprehensive knowledge of his Mtihjeet, is deeply improv'd w ith the |s»wer and imrmnnent character of the Clihinw . tiij.iic. A,l„|,(ii,(- tin, lurjtuhl I’slimnte lungs ami inllie •all passing through hotli ng a uiiuad probably inor entlydischargedhv llarlu l |s.pulation. he justly h'dds that a community of -irHt,(K)0,(H)0 **irn under a single government and with the same language and institutions eon- Inins in iudf a suHleicnt guarantee of vilality cluh had a meeting nets of llutlmrford, his delilicnito opinion •mil H1IW.IH iH more 11x1,1,. |l,„„ China |„ iHiruianeiit disruption. prraelieil 1 Chic. last his theory of life I ||'U>: "Throw down tho go.‘| inuimy! Ii"iu il* |h'desLil, Irainplo that wnwlOss 1 idol ninler. Joot, n>I up <r _ ideals, a neat home, vlupifU planting, a few lss.ks full of tho in spiration of genius, a few friends worthy of ls*ing loved and aide to mvo Tn rVltirn, a hundred pleasures that bring no |H -ti- Icnee, a devotion to the right that will never swerve : a.simple relig all bigotry, full of faith and -uch a philosophy earth * cm! 111 Washing I be III tlm Iioiihc before that Mr.Htephens raft lie shall n<>t resign, no that the sent will remain vacant until his recovery or death. Ttir district rcprcH-ntrd by Mr. HtvpheiiN contains a large colored population, and tlm result of a new election cannot he predicted. Mr Stephens was elected withotltopposition. Tin seerottiry of the Southern llintori- w'lu i kno Sheflield, Kilgland i halh t girl, tightly whole of tlmi pier "t rap|s-d • the world. flies, ms,s ided (In nl Hie hurtled to death caught fire, and she, within *he was so far injured that died. A t the ini|iicsi the in. the |Mtor girl's patience, 1 brought in a verdict of "accidental death,” and recommended that some means should In- adopted t,. prevent sim ilar accidents. Such a horrible death as this should l»e called something cl*e than an accident, and something stronger than ■ hould have an o in (lie light of l then, if our hcarl your department g Ui Heerctary llelknnpV "’I lie people of the willing hut anxious that i*limial reeordN should be and the future historian nrluiiity of judging tlu-iu He ion in supplying ing eoiifederate rurnished von prope deparlm elegr it will all..1 eiltion of o 1 Wells, > t Imiii roiumeudnt io 1 the • part should have lieen give- day evening, attempted to [< cade to day with twelve cngl •plows, but stuck in the first etn o. The train was hauled hack I will lay there until the weather The . gale "|H'» •tiny 01 the English Ini iad* wlm sjieak it in la Asia, Africa and Oceai drifting badly on Pcoqtlop the railrm The • fully : of ils ather vhicli 1 rsal liugr ealized l>v looking at the , map of North America, where the Eng lish idiom Inis, within twenty-five years, spread from the Atlantic and (lulf of Hchring's , rrived hy the last I’aeific hU- rcen river, Wyoming, telegram says ■iitfer train and pay-ear left that pine c*t this morning. Hotli are stuck low near Hridger station. Tlm pm hound east lias been abaudoi displaced the Spanish, India id Hii-v-ian ilinlec-ls. Cuba, San lingo. Mexico, Central America, mulwich and Navigatora* islands, ■•liiig its influence and desire its sv lb. clusi id Jar dealt .haplai more and more towanl Ajnerieft and the I'aglish language across the Pacific. Thus the tide of empire is not only westward, It meets and mingles Patrick Donahue, IsMikM-llcr and pul>- lisher of (lie Hoston f'ilot, ha.s NilNpeildcd. Liabilities, $.i0i»,i>»o; assetn, 4215,000. Winslow, the Hoslon forger, was an war, and afterwards hoes at Sednlia, Mo., M-re lie sometimes occupied the pulpit. The New York Commercial Advertiser -miens a “formidable movement 11 of the . n.-h people of New York and Montreal to mil. The people propose to Kettle in ihc 11 ntry adjacent to the headwaters of the In the senate, on the Hist, ,» hill Was itnidm-ed and leferi vd to eXenipl nil vessels ng.iged In navigating the Mississippi r | v ,, r nd its trilmt.tries above the port of New Or- ughiltd, | previous iiniisViua In the house, 1 ,r "i" Mu* Jadlt'iitry Oouuniltee, reported .. | hlu ,, bill In t|.|it|tulil/t. lilt, jltilii |„| v ||„. -li wlilrh llix «|im|xI i|r,k.|. r„i inti,III fofoWAnd establishes in « ' appeals, which is to h ietioji ol eases arising i nch district. The lurhts til tile t-nnth of ,. ' l,rl . r \ M.ked whisky I VVVr*T* '.‘i-'“I' 1 j" Muslim, Albion. ' h '\ I In- tloelslous of tlieso courts of appeals *'• he filial and eon-Iiisive, but a review 11 • In in illnj lie Had nil a Wi ll of error ol npi In Hie ihiiled Slates supreme eourt wl Mu* matter in controversy exceeds the • nr value i.f one Ihousaml dollars, or wl M"- nd judication involves a eouslituti, picntiou, or any treaty or law of the United states, or where the court shall , a legal ipiesliim nuIIIi 1 Uri l-U A Xloiniliiin I nth. you dnii’f know ard monte, eh ? mlottle, aful I’ll 8|iotV t I lere are three hoHim-ss canjn, all ffljifti. I’ll lake the plain Hide of them, and on Ibis one I'll mark a large round »|hi| yllting a hunt tv, j lint wait a U|H»g. jerked (Ih^fi a Kectinnof |jit< hell rope, and were going In Ilfihg hie Whether far no. They Intel the eord nronnd my neelt, hot I hcggeil ho that they elmiiget'l their minds, and, Htopjdng the train, took me out, lied mo to a sapling and let. me re main there. If it hadn't lieen for some JittnletH niuwlng that way, I don't know nbW I (‘ter ttoltld hate got Otit. Sinee that time I’ve l>ocn oflt of tho httninesH, mid mean to Htnv out.” Till: Mtlitf Ift*4.VH HOHHEItY. with a |K»n. Now, watch close marks were addressed to an Hint I Vo ft few evenings iiu-e, by n young illilll trim bad In... known to the "professional” ns one of I ho most daring voting eoiifidenee men and throe-card throwers in tlm country. "Now,” he continued, "I take this caul so, and place it till I lie table, Thi* with tho mark nil it. i pot 1 others on either side of iI, and 1 torn it. tip now and look at it that j ior yonivolf." Jjtrisdll'tioll hv tho supreme ennH I „ ’’ Dll'll I'H.llllell lliefonlalfralL.lf I 1W \ rtl ,1 ' ,> h l ,ot The In use Mm plnposeil euiiNtituMoiial ill tig the presidentinl <•11 various amendiui finally put ""tth, ulinent, lim- Ibe' I.VlT end 11 1 lane |s; 1. f„ r t A Is, elief 1 the hiinli 1 military allairs, r>*: j ate l*ill to reduce the 1 the ■ of the I 11 in 1tho Miuue • n upproprhition fur 'flu- riiMiliiippers In ihu west, oiiimiltv porteil rnvomhly 01 number tmd liierease ll medical corps of (lie 1 He .1 (Ml II.. nilnnlxr. M r . Wiii.lmii tiri' Milled resolutions lr.1,0 tl..- Inlure asking foi exterinilinlion of lor tin- benefit of agriculture. Mr. Mo go* e notice thill as vim1, us (lie hill to pay (|, M interest on llo- .'l-ilft bonds wasdispimed ol, he ....ill,I x.k ll„- Hi'lixlr I.. Ink.. II,, nn.l "t the resolution Mthniitled hy him in regard •'•the late election in Mississippi. Adjourned. In tho wmate, lYlirnnry Ihi, rejMirts of enn.inittees were called for, when among ' ”* f ' others Senator Khennaii, from the committee f ( - on finnm-e, reported hack the current hithm proposing a cm mini of 11 and ae,-mints In-tweeu the United Slates'u'f I Ten Mrltain and Ireland, with I I'M’ passed, and when the lions* In the house, (mm the jtldloii ihIJoi ‘Now, again, I (ilk | slowly, ami throw it o\ of the other, and transfe If ft to the place of the the HiIh card the Dim* 1 (lie the-till, M emmulttee, reported Ittljl mill the marked one is now on the left, instead of lining in the middle, isn't it? 1 Tito fOnurtor tliotlglil that hill fixing the (inn* fur holding Mho cAh -, and remarked that the said “.Slippr r hills nf the w hull nulnher , PHMsed. The Idll.,, hmids of the District senate illlteadllteiil lerretl to the dii ei eminiutiee, rue lions,- then ndjoiirne Monday, a yr<>| In the house, mi tho .'Id, Mr. CHy '••red u resolution dlritUlllg Die seerelary war In report to the house the entire ,-ost • the last fiscal year of the signal service. Adopted. Mr. ^ oiing introduced a hill to Memphis, iilnuht about It Tick it up and id i Noth'* eporter turned over lie* card. • • .1 It* 11 dsi 1 and a li was a lilatik. Me also turned tlm te I-’ht"n'll. i " ,i,u,l ° witl ' a wHiilt, and found 'oinmhia, with Ihi! i *!"' MHilkeD Hpot On the IiihI card lo tho cniiunilh-c ol 1 Hint,* a hv it should I els owned hv oili/c , ,1 , , I ' mm nsHCti • ■ Ills' ll ' III III,- i unt il that the whole matter he printed and reemn- Ib-ferrod. The bill provides (lint till mitteilio the eommillee mi finanee. It was 'he 1st of July, 1870 anv steamship o' not so ordered, lie also reported from the si oininiltoe favorably mi the house hill to for stamping unstamped ini the itruineuts, •"ion was cmisunird the whole on (he Id] mninder ’of the • dvlmli-ln eoimuitlee III trt pi ' pay Inter III til** ,k " (biiJJa» Henalor Alll- from the eommlttea on Indian nfiitirs, reported hack the senate hill to provide for the payment of claims for Indian dopredn* ‘oiis, and asked llmt it be referred to the •mmittee mi appropriation*. It was so or- Nothing fnrtho done, the session being taken* up with the discussion of the bill to pay the interest on the District of Columbia bonds. In the senate,on Ihc.'M, Mr. Hitchcock submitted a resolution, instructing the com. the District of Columbia to inquire •xpedleiiey of providing a proper form of government for the District of Co. lumbia, and repot t by hill or otherwise. Agreed to. Mr. withers, from the commit tee oil in-unions, reported a substitute for the - mite bill to amend the net of February I I. 1871, granting pensions to certain soldiers and to widows of deceased soldiers, and to ra the pension rolls those pc into the vlri.-l thcrcfroi in of disloyalty. Placed 011 the ealeii- Tin- Mr. • tlx mild asl h-ralimi of the resolution li'iissimi of Mi. Pinelihaek as semi- I mllsiniiii. It ".as a question of long post- high privilege, ami hud be He 1 The ol that III* (deration. ijjhl. "There,” said Neil, “you , . bad u tltuiifutlul dollars la-t having been ohjoeted to. j beep left, wouldn't you ?” *' '*'' The Expresa writer wuh fiuecil to ad mit thill. Hitch Would llille hecli the rf- Hiilt, but a I ho made a mental reHcrvn- lioii to the efieet that whenever he lie- heemne the powM-Hsor of a thoilHiind dol lars he wouldn't hot it on any kind of a gniito, you bet. "Try it again,” urged Ned. I'he reporter did ho with tho same fe- Htill, although in each niHc the niolioli of NcmI'h flngora were alow and dcliher- i. Itoferred. Mr. Kiinnoii introduced a neonragii the rondilt-l of rommere*' of the I'niteil four-liftliN is owned, Imiiiilliie, hy eltbl-nVof llte I tilled Hlates and hujiUl* foreign conn- *'«ffiitpred as a vessel of (he 1 idled ntntfs, mill.Jni tWt'A'-VcSsw. " 1 tie Jf/IlNVElheii we|i| lupr committee of (lie ale. I’ll allow yotij” said he. " I take this card with the s|Mit on it, and Inqid I Jl'n. IUiU U'O "tlicix. tint 11 In I ITi'SUTOTrW.TTlR'f — '"""k 1 _ loinm ttcc of (lie J r’ A • . 1 liar middiplomatle appro- quickly down,,ami. lhroW ,, fhU -hove it miatimi Idll, xrti-eh appropriates $!i“2.Kl7.1 card to It. miu ifrep your eye on me without action Ion tin- bill the i-muniiltoe •■••*** —c 1 .- 1 - .....^b«/f l*» <■ rmrntar rone, mill the haiuKO ndjmirnud. (HOOKEl) WHISKY. XX 111 In in XI1-It *m-. xvlileh Ih marketf, or in a regular way, the nee, and there you get left again. Now let mo allow you.” And in a li-w monieiifo ll. was ho well explained (lull, the reporter had hardly any troubles 1." *--'.*'*••• card. Tliex the . -uftfliffifei'p U.opropc opetmor sniilttcd the corner ol a card a I lie most notable trial ho far in eon j md,, an ,| ^„ v ,. , m illiiHtralinii of that neetion with tin- wltiaky ring elosed , nmi<-ediiig. IiikI week, in St. I.ouin, the jury bring- <• Where i. Met of guilty in the east! "f'j naked the W111. MeKce, senior proprietor of the Nt. I ..q-,, )(1 ^ I.ouIh (Hols- Dc-nioeral. A dillerenl. ver dict was autieipaled not only in St. liOttiH, hut everywhere else, on account of the contradictory tcHtinm 1 the heat place to work?” "To tell the truth, Imm St. Louis to the ciihI Is uhotil iih good iih any. The people of Indiana and llliuoia are about iih green as you will find them anywhere; hut the Vaiidnlia company is ho strict "esses for the proMcculion; hut il ^mnn that you ean’t get linll' a show on that the jury, after making full allowance forJ rol ,d ( „iid it ain’t worked by the prolea- tliis, still considered tin guilt strong enough to justify them in I 7iii arriving at the derision they did, which, j |»„ it was ascertained in eourt, was a iinani- [ , (ll limns one. And then, too, the charge of the judges siplililed just a trifle in the interest of the defendant, making t li*-hi I - nation apparently favorable for nr,|uil- tal, or at least a hung jury. Conviction in this ease will strike terror into the hearts of the culprits yet lo lie tried— Maguire and Maheeek. Ami West, of St. Louis, nails are all easily worked. , too, you can hot your hot- lint, speaking of Indiana, tom dollar , the best, road in the slate is the Isitiis vllTc and New Albuny and < 'hieago. recollect how linrkie Dwyer scare whole train load, got sends of money passengers, took iij> iel historv trial will hc 1 the senate, on the -Ith, after the hill of the morning hour cminiilcnttlon reamme,| of the ri-Holutimi f, of l‘. it. S. I'liiehbnc-k as m *.-d Hlates for l.miixiana for the term of M-giiiiiing mi March I, 187-3, the pc eh hy I^immi'l' lithe 1 the nlmcnt of Mr. Iiing of the M passing interest. A jury was found without deli the prosecution opened with a h|h- Col. |)>cr, the ilistricl attoiney. 1 lie evidence already given in other raws, Imis-' showing the existence of the eoiispiraey, f || 1(! jand tin- universal lielief that McKee was ‘ party to it. was then rejs-aleil, with in*- few facts tending lo prove his ae participation. The testimony lilmek be not admit I oil. Mr. Morton spoke strongly in man move,I to rei-mnnilcr tin- the District of Columbiahoml hill was pnss<-i| I tliai I'itzrov, one of the disbursing agents nl the ring, that he paid money to M of the I ami was warned by him to remember IhuL red thing,’' was followed erday, in order that the amendment,Mil nitted hv the ml-tin Dir from FjUoiiJ. ami agreed to, might emjment provided that this hy which j |,y that of Eugclik swore that lie once approached MeK behalf of certain parties who demanded Is and bounced oil* I I castle and (loverdnlc. It was oil the 1 same road that a rich passenger, betting with him, gave him a deed for a saw mill and two acres of ground, when his money 1 ran out. Hut. linrkie was afraid to take 1 pw-wK-don, and so it’s been in the hands nl the loser since, as before. Hut Htirkic’s a game fellow, and stands j by his Imivs. They work a train, and I jump, and when one of them gets stuck tin-others hang to him t ill they get him oil; even If il costa five i.hoiisnnd dollars. 1 I’.nt llui-kin is too well known on Indi ana railroads now. lie confines liimwlf , to Illinois, principally, where the harvest i- great, and the reapers hut few." "I suppose you have had adventures in i your time,” suggested the reporter. • I just have. About ax lively •olleet v 1 the ('hnttiiuoo- .M-ti.-.t ; "■»{«»'* cc f la,M l*™* Y".” Nashville railroad. Two or three. Mtri,.k.-r. t« •« " " fmu.l. W"ly With-: W , |K . „ m| w „ rlt |„ K „ 1...1 ci.iu 1 out. paying 111 x: Hint. Alelvrr. nromiseil " Hcpubliean *le water of I/jndi of the 8 es tin* *lrinking- i lav* lie: “Fancy having to drink liquid which is the wash ing of five counties, consisting of 2,RW,- H|0 acres! Epon this Ian* 1 live POO/HK) ; jieople, 00,000 horses, l(i0,000 cattle, 9€ r-d thirty-three 1 vetller, together il free, until they , of Ian,| eil Htatex to pay eilli day of January, ts7U, mail moved to strike Mr. Eaton, hut afti-i that. MeJvre promised any way recognize the j that he would see tin- arrangement • iain ‘ and that it was done and the I run fraudulently .. y. , time the disbun- J.IM’Ill of lil.lt lx-li.ro lictlitul Rivc.l ovi. grand jury MeK li hoiids inee the 27th | .0. Mr. Slier the motion **oold lead to a debate, ,u.d he wanted H.icl. testimony give,. Sis to save j a " ’ ' J 1 V|, ” 7,, tt.crofor.' "itli.lr.-x. il. Tl„. ,v„. him, l.tll tlixt In- xxi.l Its - .1.1 toll llm ll "'I sltmn.-. •'»■ 1 r , I" agam passed as on vi-sterday, and the senate ' , ,,,• i.—»|mt lie had divided the profits i H “*. 1 ' a 1 l,al , ‘' . / ... led till Monday. IIOI'A | truth—that he had divided the profits I into five parts, and given two to John 000 sheep, a nd 120,000 hogs. The water which patec* * through all this p optilation, i their towns, villages, farm.-, manure field- and yards; through drains, with the waste matte r from tai i-pit.s, paper-mills, gas-works a nd so on, comes down the Thames, an* 1 when sail il to lx ■ ‘ filtered well, clear a nd bright r ! finds its way tu the tables ai nd homes o f "carl, all aristo- erotic as w ell as vulgar Lot idon. lu deed the w. rat end of ‘ Ixmdoi ll, contain- ing tho resit lences of r oynltv ; and nobil- ity, has the - worst wat ,-r there is in the metrojxjlis. What h 1 HUppli e*l in the fashionable quarter is not fit to drink, of a speedy eruption of ish families are fleeing to irlist* continue to shell San In the.'houses on the .‘list, bills were introduced and referred iik follows: To reim burse Die state of Pennsylvania for money advanced lo pay the losses of her citizens during the late war, and also lo pay the hal- aoce on the claims of citizens of Pennsylvania To establish an educational mvort.li l*i he delivered to MrR for himself and Ford, the collector thisjHiint a dcstH-rale effort was the defense to slm? out all evidence as lo admissions made hy the conspirators tending to show Mr. .McKee's participa tion in the conspiracy. Thcelaborntely pro- I argument showed that the rlefem a little place from (Jliatta We struck a greeny, and soon him out of a thousand dollars. When tlie train cam*! to the first station alter this we jumped off, mid thought we',1 run hack to Nushvilio on train : unfortunately for us, the I he got afte into the stayed up there waiting for the next train, and at last got so cold and hungry title hv y» ,t When we ). mid heard and went sat the fell' morning, his gun -nhin in the hills, the door, we saw a light. Finally, we knocked Side! had confidence*! i There fund, n apply a portion of the proce iinds to public education, anil •f public la/uL lo public education, provide f„r a more complete endowment and support of national colleges for the advance ment of science and industrial education. F,.r the '-."ions of the United .States cirndt court at Mnmholt, Term. Organizing n na tional railroad company for the pure „,l rcttxrdwl this x, .Mutely „»«- j l'»'l I*™ ""A f" r . ry. 'i'he prosecution, also, was evident- determijicd ly prepared to in«‘et the <ihjection. Afte prolonged argument, the objection wii overruled hy .Judge Dillon, and the evi deuce on the part of the prosecution pie ted on Wraftrsduy. his knee. He him. I red ore'll lu ting, operating i-l, <• . the cle.e iinportaiil features of the elections iuinphsnf the inoderate republicans ,nd the d,deal of the Honapartists of Mr. buffet to secure his f the Seine ct Atlantic seaboard Council bluffs, with branches * of population, production and comme •ated Then he kicked °E assertions of Leavenworth that lie had jvaid money lo McKee, numerous conver sations had hy conspirators with I which Iig h poke if possible led his gun, and threatened to shoot f *ve moved; and wo didn't move, but tood there while he made us fork *»vei had got in tho morning. fail depa ju!at« some of the interests of nii-ri-e among the states. Authorizing tli construction of a bridge across the Missii sippi river at Memphis. Mr. Kande if with Jge and dire . and the declaration of full knowl- 10 conspi ra the open Pleasant!" remarked the reporter. “Yes, pleasant if one looks at it that light, but that inf* quit the bit sine fcllov witness; gritrie. Thor ’t what made There’s to*, much getting beaten A Yuiiiik l.nil.* ItelntoN Her XX'llli I lie Iliu-Blnin. Miss Maltle White, of this city, who was visiting in t lu* fit fully *»f Mr. John Whittlesylthe cashier oft lie Nofllt- miinton bank, writes to her hnither, Mr. I’.. L. Mhllc, no aeeount of her ex perience with the litirglarn. She savs: “ Aliout twelve o'clock, or it little fiber) fife Idtrglars entered our peaceful home with all Hr* Dolence that we have often pictured to us through (he papers, find such as is hard to believe, and c-fifl only foi reali/.ed through experience, sjl<-li in tve have now had. The first in timation Lnill'.'i had of wlmt was going on was that a man was entering their room, over the sitting room, and lie lultl a dark lantern in his hand, and immedi ately sprang to their lied, while hotli sereUltied. They were then held by their thionln, tWn melt then being there, and at once hnndctmfatl nhd heltl down. I had tint been asleep over ten min utes, for I heard' the town clock strike twelve, and at half-imst twelve we Wore all ihidef their entire gmhjeetion, there being a man or DVo men In' my chamber ice. The first I knew a limit entered oom, and the dark lantern wakened I suppose. I screamed, thinking it. lulill, and that the house was on lire, find sprang otlt of bed. I lu put me hack alld choked me, and then fold me he would treat fun kindly if I would keep perfectly quiet, lie said I Wan ••nught ‘You are all caught, and you may as well give up.’ lie then told me I must get. up. I begged him to let me I! there, Inlt lie Haiti ‘no,’ and pulled n up and led mo into the hall and the handeufied me. lie then took mo info Laura’s room—no, not quiet gelling tun into tho hall he said I would lake cold without more clothing, and I (old him I would take my death of cold that Way, and lie led mo’ buck into room, wholl I obtained more clothes, anil lie look me with them. Very shortly after Maria, Aunt Mattie and her hus band walked in the same room, and the girl was brought in with iih. After the* liitd got, iih all in that room they madi iih all get U(i separately and dress. "Of coumo wo wore rigged in cuel other’s clothing, and Mime wore hall dressed. They kept hurrying us up, ere all wonderfully possessed. . calm, and acted mrordiugly. They opened Id’s bureau drawer, and look ont her hands*iuic violet cloak and handed it to her, saying, * I guess that, is what you want.’ She put that on with her bnlmortd skirt, and then J was At oil up, olid tJisy fell short of handcuflk. “ TlnjiL. Laura and 1 were joined by handcuff, mid they took its off into the front room mid put its in the lied •ifWPP ■*-“-“*-• - - •-*"» The East Irish IJuu Slory. 'The report of the Moya I Zoological society of Ireland stairs that “during the year the gardens sustained a heavy loss in the death of the beautiful lioness familiarly called Old Oirl. She was horn in the gardens, of South African stock, on September X, 1851), and died on Octolier 7, 1875, after six weeks of pros tration from chronic bronchitis. During her long career she presented the garde with fifty-foilr culm, of which she i.. luiilly reared fifty, losing only four. Tin’s isa feat unprecedented III the annuls of monilgCnOB and gardens. She wn animal of very high spirit, although gentle, and was admitted by judges tho handsomest lioness they had . ... seen. Her offspring not only added to tho attractions of the gardens, hut the judiciousHttleofit portfolio! them brought one thousand four hundred pounds in ‘ 11 ioty. ThO closing weeks «lUpS, ouv»*- - - -I f~,.t ...ill, IauIIioi- rheu they took heavy ropes «iid Hfippect through Hume, and brought the ro|*e under the l»*-d, and fastened It. with extra ropes besides. They serve*! iih all this way. They treated John cruelly; also Aunt I Initio. The last ojiorntfon was to gag us with rubber gags. John was blindfolded and tied in another posi tion. They then dragged him in the lower bedroom, and ho was almost, dead when found. “ Laura and I extracted ourselves first hy the greatest effort, and we dragged bed and all, to tho wlnnc about seven o'clock in tho morning, and with olio free hand opened the window and alarmed the neighborhood. Wo had (o have our hmi(lciiffs filed apart, and it, was about, nine, o'clock when Laura mid I were separated. We are alive and well, only that wo ate scratched and bruised, and John's chest is black and blue. They held a pistol at his head after they got him in the bed mom where they deinmidcd the kevs and com lunation. They did not touch thqsilvei hut look John’s watch mid chain, grabbed hers and flung it unde bureau, and they missed it.”- purl (/'«.) (iozcltr. - Will in An llislni'ieal lMicuuiuciion. Jo 4. lielore Major Andre's embarkation for America, lie made a journey into Derbyshire, to pay Miss Seward a visit, mul it was arranged that they should take a pleasure ride to the park. Miss dd Andre that, besides enjoy ing the beauties of the natural scenery lie would there incut some ol her inns valued friends, among them Mr. Newton, whom she playfully called her “ min sticl, ’ and Mr. Cunningham, the curate whom she regarded as a very elegant I Imd a very strange dream night,” said Mr. Cunningham to Newton, while they were, awaiting to gether the arrival of the party, “and it ban haunted mu all day, seeming unlike ordinary dreams, to he impressed very vividly tipon my mind. “ I fancied myself to he in a great forest. The place was strange to me, and while looking about with some surprise I saw a horseman approaching at a great speed. Just as lie reached tho spot where I stood, three men nisia-d out of a thicket, and seizing his bridle hurried him away, after closely searching Ids person, 'i’he coimtpnnnco of the stranger was a very interesting mid impressive one. I serin to see it now. My sym pathy for him was so great that I awoke, lint, I presently fell asleep again, and of her useful lilo were marked hy a touching Incident worthy of being corded. Tho carnivora when in health have Ho objection to tho presence of rats in their cages; on tho contrary, they rather welcome them as a relief to the monotony of existence, which constitutes the chief'trial of a wild animal ilneilieiil. In illness tho ease is different; for the ungrateful ruts begin to nibble the toes of the lord of the forest before his death, and add considerably to his discomfort. To save the lioness irom this nhiioynuco, a fine little tan terrier was placed lu her cage, who was at. first re ceived with a sulky growl; but when the first rat appeared, atm the lioness saw the little dog loss him in the air, catching him with professional skill across the loins with a snap as ho canto down, site began to understand wlmt the terrier was She coaxed him to her side, folded paw around him, mid each night, the little creature slept at tho breast of the lioness, enfolded with her paws, and watching that his iiatiiral enemies did not disturb the rest of his mistress. 'The rats hud a bad lime during those six eks.’ : (,’ondlflou or (lie American Iron Trade, Statistics of tho pig iron trade for 1875 have broil ronmlcled, and show u produc tion of 020,7*17 tons less than the vein preceding, and reduction of slock on Imiid amounting to .100,12-1 tons hw than at tho close ol the year before, Homo new furnacos were blown in, but, iihii whole, almost a hundred fewer furu nners were in blunt, which of course ac counts for the reduced production, Nevertheless, tho sales wore still duller than the year before, as is clear from the fact that the amount of stock on hand was so little reduced hy all that reduc tion of cm front prod nets; and prices kept going down, down, down, despite the giving up of many fimutccH. It is esti mated Ihatattheend of IH7-I thequmitity of pig iron in stock was 1,000,000 toils, it. has fallen to '.100,000 tons. The consumption last year is estimated at :i,2RH,(i'.K» tons, agaiusL 2,(i>'M,5>{'J tons tho year before. 8,0j2,8BIJ tons llte year before that, ami 2,8-111,0-18 the year Indore that. The Iron and Steel itiillcliu. pro- ’tiling and reviewing those figures, lugu- riiuislv sSvrt that when iL is considered hrioitsly ssys that when it is considered m^wore out ol that tho consumption of pig-iron wuh less (hail it had been in any one of the three pr ‘ding years; that almost 1,000,* a mi. When tlm hot wnnp hung in th* g Ami tomlrtlM wUlu-rcl mat lt*rn» 'I lion- wh<i III tli* to Iio|ms nmt nothin/ .Amt llin Miinulilerlnir nutiunn amM Ami injr henrl **ns hollow nnd cold gun *1 Whnn On- Inst grny moth I lint Novmnls-r h llml fnlihil H.h - illow unit -‘ntnliro wings. I.lkn llin limola-Hn inlrooi n c-hlld tliai»iM| In ilint dmolnta |>l»oc, A ninilr nru.„ _ A lirokon ninnh-nf hn|>olom Ihlngi*. Hut tho lime wont hr. with tho niontl* Anil llmpnlnc and tfiV ■ ’ Hint niiudo r Hint growl -lofcgmwvfl And Invi* nn N crocus*hui* that blown, l-y™* And now I know when iioxtnutiifiin hM 'I'honwpct hot Julcfl to the Rmpn-nkln’jrp And (In* now w tups dm I whore tho old M My hi-iirt will hum loot In onn liimlnt) And Its longing tmd yearning h« n*tl*H*M FACTS JAN!) FANClffl Tiianhportkd for life. Tho i marries happily. Many a man has ruined Ills i sitting around in a bar-room lo work. A wkhteun man says tbHi won’t Ho unless they happen tow gas motor. Fiptkkn million pitmurc man^ annually in the United Htatcs. on will get married.* “C'ouilTfltlli* is bliss,” said voting man. “ Yew, and mntrirtf blister," snarled an old bachelor.”'! Teacher-—“ Wlmt is the dull flirtation?” Intelligent vo It is attention without intenil “ I'M married now,” wi DIDeago youth gave a florist ing as many hoquets iih i Six locomotives are required^ heavy train through the snowf the Central Pacific rail read < Sierras. Wiikn a man dies nowadays *f*or $1,000,000 the firnt question 1 body asks is: “ How many wlm ho lonvo?” “ Yus, 1 want my daughter toJ rhetoric,” said u Vermont mothers I't fry pancakes now wit hont i ing tho house up." Sweets to the Sweict.— v V ”Tis sweat tn sit lit evcnthlc Some willin’ femido form hesidQ, And lovu-liku pnrrnud sidtikerl To feel, whatever deviliHli arts Are Hiiml’ring other kindred hear) You two are growing thicker. No Ciiinixe hank 1ms failed I hundred years. When the last ( look place the officers' heads wore q 1 flung in a corner with tho oil sets. Mdi.ue. Q.. of tli*’ Palais liovall Ire, said to Hyacinth: “Orneiotifl I have a cold. What, doyot it have a cold?” “I,” said flyucij I cough.” Turku hundred dollars is wlmt ad a ware man imd to nay lor cal Jim young holy red-linireu. The jurg cidcd that she lacked a hair's hrl-adtl having re*l Imir. C'noquET iH rapidly giving . roller skating in lsindon, and tho I newspapers are imhlishing concise 9 to promote gracomlifesHof niovemo/i' proficiency in tho sport. The Minnca|silis 'Trilmno declared to he a verbatim copy of a “ potneifl dressed to a lady of (hat city by i Hick ynnlh from Indiana: I just emu down from the huckJk^u a some ph-nsiire for to find a haul girl from minaplin just, himtcu ! Ilt-r mind. chunks and rolling eyes llko i nl my breast and they cMlet ii:i IiuihIhoiiic elara tlm lilcy of tlm v .-ortud her for jiiHtS days, her love 11 hot to gain to’ soon, to soon she nlii which gave me grief and pain, sliu rohuil me of my libcrlv and deprivcAl of my rest hut still 1 love my elara iE llluy of the w< DttKAM. druunied a dream the other night down Imp of Wn you shady gro\ . dt-gren nonveroing with my h** Hiiiiujtu Kijn^sO jinurr^ly vvliilu l|w'a I tour him from my true love tuiur pig-iron wore carried mo that many failures into 187(1, curred among furnace owners in 1870, tho year that has just closed may lie classed among tho most, disastrous years that the pig-iron trade of this country ivor known. What, is more, the authority secs littlo light ahead. A Light house Under Difficulties. The celebrated French lighthouse is that at Fleattx *lo Itrchat, a recent erec tion, lutsi-d upon a huge ami treacherous porphyry rock, for ages a terror of every Hcainan who approached the Hrittuny const. Its architect had to encounter every sjiecies of *>l)staclo during his work, but, alstvo all, ineessant. races and • ddies of the sen among the neighboring sandbanks. The foundations had to he sought for far below low water; an arti ficial port had !«» he create*!; tho sary stonework j find shaped on the island of Mrehat, seven miles distant. Even when tho foundations had an- I wared above the water, the lower walls of the lower story were submerged twice a tiny, leaving heavy deposits ol marine plants, shell and seaweed workmen lived in lints upon a roof, to which they retired when the tide rose; and thus they pushed on their.Inborn, quarrying mul squaring at one time, ar ranging mid fixing at. another. Theirs was a masonry almost without, mortar. The block's were grooved and literally dovc-lnildcd together, the courses being connected, as it were, hy cogs, so that every part relied upon every other; tho result being, as nearly as possible an ab solute cohesion. In spite of this happy issue, the reporting architects would not recommend similar experiments in tho future. How English Dntgglsfs Make Money. that f was standing strange city, among thousands of people, and that I*saw th*- same jwrson I find seen in the wood brought out and sus pended to the gallows. Tho victim was young, and had a courtly bearing. 'I’he influence and the effects of tbis dream are somewhat different from any that I Home very disagreeable revolutions as to tho manner in which physicians’ pre scriptions are made up arc contained in a report by Mr. Alton, the borough analyst, at Hhellield, giving the result nt mi cxjtcrimonl lately tried with the view of testing the accuracy and honesty of druggists. Various prescriptions, each including a full dose of some costly remedy capable of ready and accurate estimation in a mixture, were presented to certain druggists. A series of three samples in which 120 grains of iodide of potassium were pre r had.’ > old i McKee in his iiit-ss that you’ll think that cry strong I guy, but when it < i any filtering make •• How much do you ask for that then velvet by the yard said Mrs. Rural a •Stewart’s yesterday. "That, madaiue,' said the "clerk, holding it up, “is mm dollars—formerly sold at fourteen/ "Thought so," said Mrs. Rural; “nox where’s them eighteen cent calicoes A rej>ort presenting the results of the investigation into die Dremerhaven steam ship explosion has been puhlishe l by lircmein authorities. According to his own deposition his name was Wm. King Thomson. He was liorn in Brooklyn in 1830. llin parents, who emigrated from Hamburg to America, nre now living in Virginia. Thomson was taken prisoner when running the blockade during the late war in the United States. He es caped and lied south, where, he passed under union for the levying of direct tax. ing to the wealth of the resneeti Referred. Mr. Atkins ode instructing the judiciary ommitte quire whethe what strang that the prom-cut ton *1 id not produc Everest, the witness who was brought kno guess at the every time. He can I hurst the bank. Adopted. The imiii mittee of the whole on the militi appropriation bill. Mr. Hurlhut offer*# amendment for the detail of a competei stuff’officer to act as quartermaster and cm missary for the battalion of cadet*, mid th: | the uanie of Thomas, He mentioned a Mid- at ijiAn, without ration*, ' ^ -to- ■ ■■ ■ /• •ifr'd he picks it up it this way an a fellow who is now a merchant Middlebury, who had his hank brokon this way, and went into a more ccr- in business.” “Where did you make your last ad- nture’ Ned?” asked the reporter. "It was on the Ohio and Mississippi nd, near Olncy. 1 used to work that, ad back and forth pretty thoroughly. One dny l got nn old fellow’s watch and e^uid the wa y H curled their tails in the presence of chain, all his money and even his plug ‘ rainbow hits had hisjjbrain sand-pa- hat, and lie squealed. 'Hie passengers M went crazy, il»ey locked tne doonK a rcsuliition back from Europe. The natural inh 1 cnee is thut he knew nothing which would strengthen the easeagainst McKee, however important his evidence may la in other cases. uaidcmy, iitly Miss Howard arrived with the handsome stranger. Mr. Cunning ham turned pale with a nameless hurior as he was presented to Andre, and at his first opportunity said to Mr. Newton : “That, sir, was the face I saw in my dream.”— (Jalanj for February. “ Yoijno ladies have tho privilege of sayinc anything they please during leap- year,” she said, eyeing him out of the corners of her eyes with a sweet look. His heart gave a great bound, and, while he wondered if she was going to ask the question which he so tong desired and feared to do, he answered “Yes.” “And tli*! young men must not refuse.” said she. The man who sought to demonstrate ...... , , . ... the continuity of natural phenomena b mn-.nary for the battalion of cadets, and Unit Qn( | ( ..,vorimz ',o show that ’ 1 nil ,up|>lie, fthull be ttirni.lictl at hciuiiI cost, “™“‘Vor ng tl, xlum thill ! I low could they ?” sighed he “ Well, then,” said she, “will you—’ He then fell on his knees and said “ Anything, anything you ask, darling.’ “ Wait till I get through. Will yot take u walk, and not hang around our house *M” .Aiyl he walked. f rilx-d were found iinalyis t«> contain 122, 120 and 7<> grains respectively. Of three samples which should have contained lfi grains of sul phate of quinine, one contained only 0J grains. Another sample, which should nave contained -10 grains of sulphate of quinine, had but 80 grains. Of twelve samples of glycerine only five wore, pi mid of the standard strength. Th samples of citric acid were found to c< lain a minute trace of lead. In short, the result of the experiment was such as to give just ground for apprehension that ,lrii|ff!i»lH an, not man, I roll Wed with consciences than grocers, and that the ,-fii-i ; of the |Hiisons retailed by the latter is often enhanced instead of re moved hy the adulterated antidotes dis pensed by the formei Milor asks: “FatherJ! mother! where is your lx>y to-night j The high-spirited, noble around whom cluster the’fondest affections of your heart ? Where docs he six’ll*! these Jong evenings?” Persistent inquiry at the billiard saloons, or some of the keno- looms, might discover the noble young (Jr*lie may be sitting in tho Va rieties, with his feet cocked up, smoking one of his father’s oJgars and looking like a little Charley Ross. You can’t miss W'A miulo him stand. being mud to dcsporiition iny dnger fo Ids breast and I was botrudu hy c tlm Illoy of the west. The softer sex have reason to 1 on raged. Tho last census shnwo numiicr of idiots proper in tho I Htatcs to be 24,527, of whom 14,121 males and 10,042 femnlcs. I ^rncocioUi boy, who, against his ’ rock tho cradle of his baby broil the Lord has any more babies | away, don’t you take ’c The Brooklyn Argus says; Tho.J ity of religious information at tlij is well illustrated by u traditiottl xtonsivcly prevails that a Buptjr nail who jmtH water in his whisky; There are now eight pin fact* the United States, which make ! tiOO pins daily. But the average SC boy wonders why they f* the right shape to place * the point up. A Wisconsin editor illuslrnfl prevailing extravagance of people ! •lays hy calling attention to tliOyB Imhy carriages in use, while wfiwj was a baby they hauled him iiroiuj tho hair of his head. OlIARLEB DtlDLKY WARNER,' feared that tlio pic-cating proclivit country men would yet protmfB of America, will he gratifler learn that the Pi Etas were buriKK tho destruction of Hollis Hal Cambridge. Peculiarities of Nancy Valoriffl Cumhorlanil, Maryland, aged 100 i I. Has never used spcclaclcs. 2 thread a needle with ease and pred 8. Does her own rooking, b.'d- stockings for sale; and (6), spins 'il wool herself. Yeh, women are unreasonable,£ you may Itavc retnxrkcd that when ouo ^ sits down in a new silk dress onit clwij' where ti ucighlior’s child has caroldMl deposited two cents’ worth of taffy,] will go on alxiut I* just as had as if J were two dollars’ worth. The Snn Francisco Suicide. | The defalcation and suicide uf Kiblx’, secretary of the Belcher company, has caused great ojiuitdr in Han Francisco. He had been nj|r for several days, and tho fact tlifp accounts were in an unsatisfactory^ dition had become noised abroad,# the lady at whoso house ho had was lomntcd hy curiosity to ct*' /J room and seo whether he had i something valuable behiiut him-* found his door locked, but cfly tif 1 entrance from an adjoining roqlm horrified to find his lifeless My bod, his face covered with blood, J small Derringer pistol lying.t *~ was Hubsequently asce a $100,000 or the assessment, money j New York mine and $20,000 ®f / sessment money of the Jackson mi been-appropriated by him Irom-till time. With tho money thus obtf ho had engaged in speculations that.] failed. On a piece of paper was writ! “ Hword of Damocles over my heat plodded along blindly and despera) Not one to tell me by this or that. 5 a friend to help me. I must carry,! load as long as 1 could, and then/) under. 1 talked with big men that Ip of a “bonanza” in this or that; lioI|>cfl me with ndvice.” Mr. Klbbe was a native of Coring and was forty-nine years old. genial and pleasant in Iiis juML— was very popular. Il if'» w i fo ^andeto daughter jure at present in Paris. * ■ — Jte..

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Cedartown record. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1874-1879, February 14, 1876, Image 1