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THE ATHASAsIAN CREEp.-Many petitions
having been presented to the Houses OF Con-
vocation, sitting III London, ne TO the Atha.
nasian creed, the whole matter has been re-
ferred to a committee of the two Houses.
which is to consider and report to the next
meeting rs to relieving the scruples held 10y
many faithful members Of the Church as to
the use of the creed in the public services,
while maintaining the truth committed to
our charge" Several of the Bishops, among
them being DR.. Temple, urged immediate
action, on the ground that p6stpotiement
would answer no good purpose, but failed TO
carry their views.
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We are authorized TO state that the report
circulated by morning contemporary that
the lion. Charles 4. Eldrdgc, The Demo-
cratic representative in Congress for the
Fourth district of Wisconsin, will support
Grant is without the least foundation. Mr..
Eldridgc is on the Democratic Congressional
Committee, and may he found any day at
their rooms in the Capitol attending to the
business Of the committee in aiding the cleo
ton Of Greeley and Brown Washington
Patriot.
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Chicago, July 10, 1872.

GOVERNOR FASCE's LAsT.-Whcn Cover
nor Vance spoke 1t Newbern the Radicals,
true to their low instincts, cohcoctcd plan
by which the speaker was to he mortified and
disturbed, but somehow, as will be seen, it
rather misc.lrried. The boomerang hit the
ones that threw it. Whilst Vance was
speaking a certain animal with long ears was
led rs near the stand Us the crowd would
allow; and presently he began to send forth
some al trming sounds, which, once heard,
are never forgotten. Vance paused for 4
moment, and then, waving his hand towards
the animal, said: '.Nowyou just hush, on
old Radicat-I never promised 10 divide
time with gox." The animal aud its keeper
ramosed the rancho, and the crowd yelled
and hallooed,- Raleigh Sentinel,
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FoRSEY On GREELEY.-A wcll-knoWn rail-
that Forney had used the following Ian
guage:
"Grceley will make Il good and efficient
President. He is an able, honest man. In
fact. regard him rs by all means the ablcst
editor of America, wise, sagacious and large
heartfelt
Before closing the conversation Colonel
Forney said a:
" ! shan't make any speeches for Grant.
| will vote for him, but that's ALL"
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No, No.-Langston, the negro, q fine ora
tor, spoke at Alexandria the other night. He
spoke Of himself and the crowd Us negroes
in every instance when he mentioned either.
He eulogized Senator Thurman DemocmD as
a great man. He lauded Grant. He de-
scrihed pure form of Democratic govern
ment in grand style, and then asked the ne
groes if they would not like that sort of go
yernmeut The darkies roared out No,
no." Langstou smiled, changed his subject,
and went on.
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SABA very prominent Woodford Rad-
cal, and one who has supported the present
corrupt Administration through its whole
length, on being asked how his vote would
be cast in November next, thus relieved
himself: Il don't know; don't take much
interest in the election no way; guess,
though, I'll have to vote for Grant. 1t looks
foolish to be always changing; people would
think I'm fool to change now; wish to God
I'd got right at first Woodfo"d Weekly.
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Colonel MOSby'S Letter.

The following, says the Alexandria Ga
sefte, is the letter of Colonel J. s. Mostly, in
reply to the invitation extended him TO be
present at the Radical mass meeting held here
last night:
WARRESToS, July is, 1872.
Dear Sir,l have just received your inyi-
tation to address il meeting in Alexandria on
behalf Of tie election of General Grant. |
regret that professional engagements will not
allow ne to be present.
Very respectfully yours,
JOHN S. MosEY.
Z 7 InLiLo Esn
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..Hm.a }O.rr~r as THE New I"RK
#Aj Httro,..-- h,rtc-:r'. y. Y, July
4 lj~i,r occurred tn-'ily on the Ar,-
u ta.vu 81 th. t,r;rtl railroad. mile
p ut !j.lIord ",rj-i"urd y i defective
.#U GrINiuC tin csGi train bound west
b III, passenger trtiJ', which lett here ut
" 4. Il. rU.t J." >i@nIicd tic collision
"rr"..
! .r passenger engine mounted The other.
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OFFICE OF The tribune,
NEW YORK, Nav %, 1867.

Dear Sir,-l beg you not to feel concerned
about me- | shall stand straight up to the
rack, and though l expect 10 lose good
many subscribers, mean to be vindicated
IN the end by the good sense and right feel
INK Of the people, North and South. know
what is right, and have acted accordingly,
and trust to be better understood in the end,
Yours, itORAcR GREELEY,
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'-..'>'J"N NoNrMENr SrRucK BY LIGHT
''"lt't~ hc heavy storm OF Thursday
. '"' Washington monument WAS struck
.'.'.'''-, chipping several scales Of mar
.''.H lAr len shoulder Of the statue
We neral Washington. The accident,
'''' bus not di>Ggircd the statue
7'' -i'al extent, but at the SAME
49, ''A> 'it an ugly gougc in the
=.'' "W MOI sufficiently large to he
' iI2A the sidewalk below. The
..0'" = furnished with 4 lighlniny-rod,
..'s, iLol seem 10 lave been sufficient
IVA III tins ca>c.-EGth,aOre Sun.
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c1 0QO 600 SECOND GRAN y
= ,Ul1J. nIEar rnNrElir ~ AID

OF TIE PUHLII LITERARY UF hEHIVUN !;
AT LOUSY LILLE. kf.--ly authority in The act 81
lin. legislature corporal in" The i'uhc Library u!
k"uttCky. tie TRUSTEES will yiv. their SECOND
iiEASDGiFr CONCERT in The great hall of the
Public Library hulding. in Louisville. NY, on SAT
URDAY, September -. 49,.
one Thousand tickets nf admission will hc Issued
at SO each Ill-irk"!s, -: Guaricr-lckciS S2@o
II whole tickets FOR 800: - Tor $3.50 % tor S5te
ll3 for yeu: - for .jro SIS for S5.a0o. No dis
count on less than SIng worth Of tickets III time.
During the Concert the sum oil SJco.ytu III cul
rcut.y will be given to the holders nj tickets by Ills
iribUlion by lot oil one thousand gifts. IL iuuws:
LIST OF GIFTS.
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HORACE GREELEY AND JEFFERSON DAvls's
BAIL BoNp.-Thc following manly letter was
written by Mr.. Greeley to Il citizen Of WASH
ngton at the time nc went on the bail-bond
of Jefferson Davis. 1t speaks for itself and
needs no praise:
nrr1rr M THE TBJrI,xr
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1AfNiN" SUGGESTION TO NERVOUS Poo
'"thS severe thundcr-ShoMer in
.''"' \. H.. on Friday afternoon,
posts Oh Whic! telegraph wires were
.',.' were shattered by The electricity,
o., WA '''I q shower Il short Gmc previous
posts N Ncnham were destroyed in Il
... .' '"'.';.rf, owing probably TO the wires
'',!'.iarSed. These facts should cau-
,+N w, Who have telegraph wires at
d - tarir chinncys or the roof, Of their
'> 'hr same force which would de-
a.! l',' "."SAl seriously damage Il house;
.. .,1,' ' ,.>I' Is certain that telegraph
.s..I '& Through towns should not lie
..,ly,t ~ me roofs OF tousc>, rs is frc-
'''' .'''''-~Eoston Tacc!lcr, June l6.
.;,, y, >"Ar, The poet, has announced his
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4 new post-otiicc is established ut Star
Tanncry, Frederick county, Va, with Wat
son {. Cooper rs postmaster. At the new
poSt-oiticc ut AliSania, Pulaski county,
Lucinda hcnSey is made postmaster.
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DMilSIlbSfsNS Srri'PS Z
I,.ia. .l..tl 1

July 2utu, 1857,
The parties interested and ALI CREDITORS OF
Holm C. !IAVIs, deceased, hereby notified that
have xed unon FRIDAY the 3Uth day Of August,
lsTa ut II O'Clock ST., the time and my Office 40
llit Main street. Richmond Va, rs the place, Tor
cxeauiIne tho foregoing decree. All creditors ~
JOIiS G. DAVIS. deceased. are required then ana
there 10 appear before me and prove their dent s
Diren under my hand rs Commissioners III Iial-
,nond this 10th July. 1872.
iyae-MIt WILLIAM Jo:lAa LcahE-
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Total lNn0-gifts. all cash.. :5D0.0O0
The Hon. THOMAS i. BH .,MLErrE. late Governor
of Kentucky. has consented To represent the trs-
tees In the management of this sccond Grand Glit
Concert. and hg VIII personally see That The money
from the sale of the tickets Is deposited win tfg
Treasurer, that the drawing Is fairly contucled anu
the gifts justly awarded and promptly PAID.
The drawing will take place In public III iilil view
OF The audience. and under the immediate aup pc
sion and direction of the officers and trustees ol me
Public Library OF kentucky and the following
named eminent and disintcrcsed citizens VINO nave
consented to be present ana sec t''' III ID ii''''
done: ~ ,., ~
IIuu j. PROCTOR KNOTT. late NJ. G. Lebanon DIS
lion II. u. HnICE Judge ninth Judicial lis, Ky
Gen. ILL II. MURRAY, " ;. Marshal: DlS. hf.
Ron 4. i. COCHRAN, Chancellor Louisville Chaii-
lion. r. ID. sTAxDIroND, President Farmers and
lion. Join BAREEE, Manager Royal Insurance
G Colonel FIlllIr LEE, Commemorative Attorney
Ninth Judicial District.
Dr, c. GRAHAM, founder of Graham Cabinet
Colonel JILsoS Z. JOHNSON, Manager OF the Gait
Dr. i s. BELL, Professor of Medical University,
lion. j. &. BAXTER, Mayor OF Louisville.
Hon r. J.. BURNETT, City Attorney: w
HENRY WOLFOI;D, treasurer OF LoulsNhIe'
4. o. BRASSIS, President of the Manufacturers
PIIi1,p JUDGE Of the Louisville Hotel Company.
JAMES BIIDGEFoHD, President OF second MI
W ". c. D. WHIPS. Proprietor Of Willard Hotel.
j. G.. JOHNSTON, IrcalGcill oi Iiiucis pam.
Ii. VICTOR SEwCoMB, firm OF NewcomD, bucha-
HENRY DEpPET, President German Bank,
ASDREw GRAHAM. tobacco and cotton merchant.
Dr. NORvIN GREEN, President L. aud [. short
line railroad. ,
Vol. ROSE, Agent Adams Express Company.
OFFICERS OF TIE LIBRARY.
Il. 7. DUHRETr, President; ,
W. \. HAI.DEMAN, ficc-President.
john =. CAIN, Secretary. -
FARMERS AMI DROvEKS BANK, Treasurer
Address THOMAS L. BRAAIL ETTE,
Agent Public Library OF Kentucky,
Public Library Building, Louisville. ny.
Circulars giving full particulars sent on appilc;-
,;nn j. le-i2aw&weo"2in
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No man ever felt the halter draw
r.zr al.

1t was not Butler who said it, but Trum-
bull. Our American maker Of epicS.- World.
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NEW NDyALUABLEIN STRU- g
" eMffS
MENT.-IIaying added to my case of instruments
one of DR.. SfOrrison's celebrated BUR ENGINES"
am prepared to operate upon the natura teeth
with LESS PAIN AND FATIGUEto the patient,
and also with greater rapdiy and thoroughness, than
Is possible TO be obtained by the hand.
JUD B. WOOD, d. D. S.
o,e,cy: No. 5 Ninth street. ap3o-eod
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a. II. PERRY, General Superintendent.
JAMES T. NETnEHLAND, General Ticket Agent.
s,.t Fl"

RICHMOND AND DlSvI.LE RAILROAD Co..
OFFICE GES'L TICKET AND FHEIGJT AGENT, !
RICHMOND. VA, June Is, 1872.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-On and after SAT
~ URDAY NEXT. until further notice an &C
CO8IMODATiON TRAIN viii run between Rich
noyd and Burkeyille. leaving Richmond every
SATURDAY ut $50 Z. NJ ,arriving at Burkeyilie at
800 =. NJ. Returning, leave Burkeville on MON
DAY at 5:35 A. NJ. arriving In Richmond at s.j5 A.
NJ. This train will stop at al way stations.
JOHN X. MhCMURDO.
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
T. NJ. r. TALCoTT, Engineer and superintendent.
ie 2f-lnr
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PROPOSALS.

ITO BOILER MAKERS.-Sealed proposals
l. will Ire received by the undcrSgned nc tae once
nf the Eastern II,uaic Asylum, Williamsburg. Va.
until july 3lst ut O'Clock 7. NJ, for constructing
TWO HORIZONTAL. TUBUIA BOILERS AID
FIXTURES for heating the Eastern Luiialic AsS-
lum. r.,:o, ,,,,,,
ne furnished by mall on application 10 the superlh-
The committee reserve the right TO reject any or
all proposals o:.rrcd.
i y9, e.Tt' " SYDNEY SMITH, Chairman.
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DENTISTRY.
DR. GEORGE B. STEEL, go
No 723 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.

SOTICE.-With view Of repairing. enlarginS,
and otherwise improving my place of business, II J.
office WI: he closed durlng the month of August. ana
VIII embrace that opportunity 10 Introduce all inc
latest i'm PROV nts and supply myself WITH iull
CiIiSERY so to give my patients the full ,ene-
III of my profession. GEORGE Is. STEEL,
~ s-todam Dentist
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IN CHANCERY COURT OF RICH

IN CIIANCEKl CUUhi VI 1tlNH-
J. MOND, July 2, 1872: n.;..,r
Davis, &c.,.... 80 ~
r,ac,.,.,,,
Extract from decree
1.-THE Court doth order shat one OF the Coiniiis-
sioncrs OF this Court do inquire anu report 10 'hc
Court. A., ,.., o.,,,o
18th. An account of the personal estate
~ The said john G.. Davis, deceased
Stl; An account az the debts dueand owllE from
,r estate of the said John Calvin Davis. deceased
aud In taking the last account IL shall o ltwtni
tnrfhr Commissioner tn give notice by publishing
In. lime and place oil taking the same once a week
for four weeks, in more o; the newspapers
pul,i,h eh In the city OF Richmond, which s!iail DC
equivalent 10 pcrs0mi service OF notice"
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
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REPLY.

AR. j. N. Miller:
Dear Sir,-In reply oyours of July have
to SAY that have written the >iNiccnlii re-
solution of the Philadelphia platform, and
that it was adopted by the Platform Com.
mittcc with the full and explicit understand
ing that its purpose was the dScountcnanc-
ing of all so-callcd temperance prohibi-
tory and Sunday laws. This purpose was
meant to be expressed by reference to those
rights of the people which had not been
delegated TO national or State governments.
1t being assumed that the right to dlink
what one plcascs (being responsible for all
acts committed under the Influence OF strong
drink, and the right to look upon the day
on which Christians have their prayer-mcet-
ings as any other day, were among the rights
not delegated by the people but reserved to
themselves.
Whether this explanation of the meaning
Of the resolution will satisfy you or not, do
not know; but as you want to serve the
cause of truth, SO do |, and what | have
stated here in regard to the true meaning
and intent" of the sixteenth resolution OF
the Philadelphia platform is the truth.
Very respectfully yours,
HERMAN RASTER.
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LOST. sTRAxED, &c.

I OST, on Friday afternoon, either on the
I ! r,n,;ol Sr,are or In It's vicinity, = chifds
GOLD BRACELE'r. The finder win hc rewarded
hy leaving Il at this Office. ~ s.-.t
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AN Extraordinary Correspondence
Explanations 81 IL Plank in the pl.i.-
aGcsc,s.ia platform by ITS Author.

70 the Editor Of the Tribune:
Sir,-Hcrewth J send you true copy OF
il correspondence between j. NJ. Miller, Esq,
of this town, and Herman Raster, Esq, OF
Chicago, Illinois. The correspondence en-
plains itself. Mr.. Miller is IA personal ac-
g,rintancc of mine, Il prominent friend OF
the temperance movement, and gentleman
OF high responsibility. There ~ not ii
shadow of doubt of the authenticity OF the
letters. They should be given to the public,
that the thousands OF truly CONSCIENTIOUS but
deceived men who support the Grant party
may learn the true character Of their leaders.
Truly yours, L. w. ANDREWS.
Portsmouth, July IS, 1872.
M Raster:
Dear Sir.-You are credited with the ALL
thorship of the sixteenth resolution of tic
Philadelphia latiorm, and as there Is some
difference of opinion in reference to what
evils are alluded to, if you would contlcsccnd
to write me a line in explanation, it may
serve the cause of truth and free governs
ment. Yours, &c, j. NJ. MILLER.
Portsmouth, July s, 1872.
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LING PUBLIC
On andafter Tuesday, June 2stf, until further no.
!. lice, train leaves this depot for
h asp BosTos aS sIE Fais4s VEST
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS. AND SATURDAYS.
ard for VEST POINT daiis at same hour.
Sunday train discontinued sfter July It'll. u
Rount-frip tickets In West Point Gun be procured
on SATURDAY, good 10 return on MoSDsY + only,
Freight train, viii, passenger attached icavsa
d.. for through freishts TO all points North ana
West; and on Mondays. Wednesdays, and frd5ys.
FOR local freight between Richmond aud " est Point,
at A. III. ~ 3ssssss
Freight received daily, carefully handled and
promptly forwarded. Through, bills OF lading gwen
TO al points No freight taken by passenger train.
From Richmond to Baltimore nnner ~
From Richmond to Philadelphia. ~ IS
Erom Richmond 10 New York =. ssi,
from Rchmond 10 Boston, all rail II 81
FROM Richmond to Boston rtt the Sound...... Is Is
WILLIAM n. BRAGG. Superintendent
l.. ThTLoE General Ticket and Freight Agent,
Klchmond. 80. tyio.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
y, ~ RoAD;10n and after Jnly lst PASSENGER
$50 a. M.-MAL TRAIN texccpt Sunday for
the White Sulphur Springs, connecting at C:ordons
vile With the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas
aas r. M-ACcoMMoDATION TRAIN texcep.
Saturdays runs through to Saunton, arriving at IL
Ps NJ, This train connects ut Gordonsyillc with
the hight trlns on the Orange. Alexandria and SIa-
nassas railroad for LiNCHBURG and WASlIlSti-
TON.
A train leaves GordOnsrilIe Except Monday a
GELS A. II. for White Sulphur Springs, arriving 1T
LID F. VI.
Through tickets, at low rates, sold to all points
Northwest and Southwest
Storage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstowns
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, Havre, Rotterdam,
Bergen, Copenhagen, and Gothenburg, to all points
on this road can he bought of the General Ticket
Agent at Richmond, or can be ordered through any
station agent on tile road
Further information may be obtained at the Com
paUy's offices.
a. II. PERRY, General Superintendent.
JAMES T. NETIEHLAND, General Ticket Agent.
jyl
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
,o,,cnrc Of tie Richmond Dispatch
affs>'' ,,ycr from Nelson.

,,,.,cc of tie Richmond Dispatch
f@'> ,,,1cr from Nelson.
NELSON, July 20. 1872.
,- of orr farmers have finished
t -rN . m..iT wheat. and they say it is OF a
>,..1- 1 M, and tho yield is much
~r1'II ,',n ,hrv anticipated. Oats are
r. '. ,'',,rI,, viii not more than get Their
- III. i,1ar>c The action OF the Ma
..' ,r,oorraf> say ii they nominated
'...' ~, democrat they would not vote
. -., ,m wouiG support "r''''E ana
A". .r,t.,r some very warm days ana
= . '' in. NELSON.
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-. -. v, axe, ihc poet, has announced his
''S' - take The stump for Greeley.
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u AlsIslss,Ils 3
RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER.
-iO gAiLROAfy COMPANY, ss 3

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND THE TBAYE,-
LING PUBLIC.
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je21 S. G. TARDf CO, importers.
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e. Z. White, Esq.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-01
Congress

On the 2+th, the Senate considered the Chca-
90 relief bill and discussed the adjournment
resolution, Mr.. Chandler taking occasion l
-neer At civil service reform. The House Dis.
cussed the national education bill and the civil
appropriation bill.
on the 25th. in Senate, Mr.. Morrill,. Of Maine
made a speech in favor of the general amnesty
bin and against the sumner amendment. The
House discussed the national education bill and
4 resolution from the Ku-kuX committee cali
ing on the President for the information on
which he acted and exercised in South Carolina
the powers conferred upon him IN the ku-hluX
act. with the names of the persons arrested and
imprisoned with all the particulars. which W "a
adopted. Mr.. Hale of Maine from Committee
| On Appropriations, reported the naval appro-
prlatlon pill, which was made the special order
! for tuesday. The bin appropriateS 81 1881.
Inc senate on the 10Th passed Mr.. Morton
resolution for an adjournment on the 18th Of
May. The House spent the day on the apprO-
priation bills.
On Monday, the 29h. the apportionment bill
passed the Senate fixing the number OF repre-
Sentatives at 2s3. motion was lost to strike
out the fifth section. which prohibits the admi>-
sion of any new State until it has sufficient
population TO entitle it to one representative,
In the House several bills removing political
disabilities were passed, and there was a !, ne
debate over the resolution for final adjourn
ment on the 29th Of May which was finally re-
ferred to the Committee on Ways ana Means,
yeas, 1873, nays II. The Democrats all voted
for the reference.
Jan Both. Discussion on the Amnesty Bill
w7s continued, with sharp words between Nye
and Schurz In the House there was no buSi-
ness Of importance.
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Terrible Weather on the Plains.

OMAHA, NEB., q. The snow blockade
The weather along the line west of this
place has been fearfully cold, with strong
winds and snow.
The train due at Cheyenne from the east
to-day noon, has not arrived yet, and is
reported as snow bound at Antelope Sta
ton. Trains that have been lying al
Cheyenne, for the West, during the past
week, are there yet.
Laramie reports state that the trains
which arrived there week ago to-day,
bound east, and which left there yesterday,
are stuck in the snow at Harvey, place
where there is but one he use and no depot
that snow drifts are increasing, and that
it is colder than it has been any time
heretofore
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upon Congress. We have no belief that
the present appeal will be more successful
than those that have been made before.
Mr. Hichborn places on the title page OF
his pamphlet the motto Don't give up
the ship" which in its associations is I'M
fortunate and brings to mind the one de-
plorabe naval battle Of the war OF 1912.
These were the last words Of the gallant
Lawrence, as he lay mortally wounded on
board the Chesapeake off Boston harbor.
But the English boarders We're already in
possession of the deck; his ship ,caS given
up, and sailed to Nova Scotia with the
English flag hoisted over the American
precisely where our carrying trade has
been going for the ten years past.
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pasted on the fly leaf of each. The copies
of the Revised Statutes used in the samo
way would, in well grounded opinions,
mlNe = decent -i1ed pile.
II the supply now % hand does not
equal the legitimate demand perhaps
some members may be moved to ask what
has become of them, and for what pArtlcu-
lar purpose they We're distributed WIFI
George rise and explain, and while he Is
about it tell now many copies he gave
away or promised prior to the Legislature
Caucuses?
- many OF our solons have to 90 home
every Saturday that quorum il hard 10
De obtained on that day or Monday Pen
haps it would be quite ~ wen if the same
thing happened every day REDMAN.