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MEDICAL, &c.

ID The oIdest, established Ladie, Physician,
HAS REMOVED To
80 sIEAToeA ST, NEAR CALVERT, BALTIMORE.
consult him With The utmost conf deuce
SEPARATE roorGS Jor tafy pTfleAtS. Jyl3-2m'
"sATlSFACTION,' 81 PER BOTTLE. Con
- sElta,iOns free at DR.. DARBYS, lis "a St
COLONIZATION Buildins.) Jyl-Iu'
NE: AND Mhs. WILsON.-A thoroughly eXps-
~ rienced and scientific lsdiea' Physcisn and
Midwife. Attend ladies II their homes OF pleasant
rooms and the best attention at the Doctors private
reeidence. Consultation confidential. Office, as
PAX st near Saratoga St, Baltimore. msys-ly
4 R. A. l., BQsW o ETH, at the Washing Ton Eleo-
~ troPathic Institution, 81 Il street northwest,
name or nature All cnpnIsinfs irciSDt ~ Ev
MALES. and diseases ~ Children q specially. Gal
yanlc and Electro chemical BATHS, the most invig
Grating and health giving bsths known to modern
sclcpce. Oonsuitaton and examination free. ap2sm
DR. ROBERTSON, FROM BALTIMORE,
~ can be consulted st 42i 10th street northwest,
nearly Opposite the Gas Office, every WEDNEs-
pay and SAIL RDAH, from TO p m, in all
Diseases Of the Urinary Organs, GonorrhIa, elect
Structure. Syphilis, and spermstOrrhsea. Gases of
SonnQIrhea recently contracted cured IL TO days
SYPHILIS in all Its stages quickly cured, and the
poison entirely er6diCated from the system with
ont the use of mercury. spermatorrhes, brought
memory and insanity, general debility, organic
weakness, impOtency ,neryOus irritebity symptoms
OF Cchnunlptlon, indigestion, palpitation Of the
heart, pains in back dimness Of sight or giadness
evil foIebodiDgs, If distrust, &c. speedily cured
themselves in DR.. x. ) hand can rely upon being
scifntificsy and honorably treated. Refers to the
ing physicians Of Baltimore Office 42s 10Th street
northwest, from to pm mare ~
poGERT'S VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP
a. Wanted, a case OF WhoOpiDg Cough that cannot
SfBUP - 1t is also the best in use for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness Sore Throat, Group and all Bron
and Wholesale BY cHARLEs sFT 9rq ss
the proprietor, 1912 street northwest. novI4-ly
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Ar IHk BALr!ImnSSKKk SHIRT EAs-
IaI2 Sfrsn rorfAwtsl, HssAixgfos. Id q

70 wsa Esyass SI-sa, IBsas.ss, ma.
We make the NERY FINEST DRESS SHIFTS n,
ercer, and in the most elegant manner. for 4 -
with bands on the sleeves; or e1o with cu6s as
TfEf pRkss sHIBrs' red I made. sis.
Best t-ply LlNEk COLLARS, O for al
Best1 ply LINEN CUffe, - cent? PAIR.
Directions Tor set-me&surenlsn f sent 10 eeufleR<~
81 o distance when written tor Ooiisr. And Cufs
NRt ~ nail NesI paid for, e1ls-Iy
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STUDS AND BUTTONS In dead gold ana IS
karat plate in stone, enamel, chased aud
plain, In all the new fall styles, received al
Priggs jewelry store, No. 45I Pennsylvania
avenue. near AZ street, agent for the new
Lake George diamond settings.
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CONSUMERS acknowledge that the best col.
lars made are the ElmwOod and Warwick
If you have not tried them, do SO noW,-AdV
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For Gentlsm.l

Natures BedutiGer
ESQ removes tan and freckles.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued IN
j. William Ridgway, or Norfolk, and Ella
II. Jones, OF George town; James S. Leigh
and Anna +. Presgrave, of Fairfax county
Va, ISadore Saks and Ida II. Heller; Thos
Schenkel and Susan Alice Riston, of Balti-
more. Robert Washington and Virginia A.
Johrsoni Henry Bailey and Anna jackson.
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IVORY in coral set,
When 'twiXt parties lips you see,
SOzOdOBt. tits safe to bet,
BeaUtifieS the ivory
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS.
INR RENT-In GeOrgetowu, STOBE No -
Il HlEh street, one Of the best stands for Dry
GOODS, shoe, or other business. Apply at No. 30
High street. sep5-3f
II EMOEAL-DAyID Z. YOCNGIS Millinery
H and Fancy Goods Estsblis hnlent -
moved from Ne. : l Bridge street, George sssSs
town, TO No. ll3 Bridge street an entire ~
new and complete assortment of DRY
GOODS has been added, making IL the Er0st com
plcte store IL Georgetown TO select from.
visit is solicited. augls I'm
w II. WHEATLEY'S
STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING EsTAU.
LISHMENT
80 Jeerson STREE, feOTssoss., ID. G.
Established, 1871. Premium awarded, 1857. En-
taTs@i and In proved lsT4. Ladies and Geutlemea's
gesrins apparel Of every description, including
Eelvets, Crepe Wells and Trimmings, Kid Goyes.
&c, SC, nicely cleaned or dyed also, Curtains and
New Goods. Carp and Blau kets cleaned durins
he Summer months.
Seud Us your address and we will call for and re-
fuin work at sEy place In tue ztrct free eXtrs
charge, WORK reCeiv ed and REFINED by mail or az
press from and 10 plsce in tie country ap2l-tT
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TRICKS UPON TRAVELLERS a result
OF the complaint OF "a Citizen of Washing
tOn,' published in.the STAR Of the 3iSt UIL =,
as TO compelling passengers TO change from
one car 10 another at the Union depot in
baltimore, when they had been informed
mat there would be no change from New
YORK, and as 10 some OF the employees using
cur. ara insulting language, we are informed
t'cn' olScharged- We are further assured
tnst Tie management of the road stand real =
70 give prompt attention 20 complaints
perintendent, Mr.. e.. c. Wilkins. 81 Esiti-
more, or 10 the officer In charge here. an,
that proved abuses VIII be speedily Corrected
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nR. ROBERTS,
~ CELEBRATED OINTMENT,
CALLED
THE "POOR MANS FRIEND
Is confidently recommended TO the public as an I'M
falling remedy for Wounds Of every description for
liberated Sore Legs, even IL Of Twenty Years
standing Cuts, Burns, Scalds, BRUISES, Chiblains,
Scorbutic Eruptons, and Pimples in the Face, Sore
Fistuls, &c.
Sold in Pots at Is I'D, s. Cd lis, and a2s zach
ALSO HIS
PILULE ANTISCROPHULR,
confirmed by sixty years experience 10 be for
Scrcphus, Leprosy, and alFskin diseases one OF the
best slterstye Medicines for purifying the blood and
ASSISTING nature In all her operations. They form a
mild and superior FAMILY APERIENT that NAV
of diet. Va SN~-ee
rs each. - e~S
Sold By the Proprie.ors, BEACH 4 BARNICoTr,
at their Dispensary, Bridport, England. and by All
respectable Medicine Vendors, spX-H,em
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EDUCATIONAL

RhDQhNlLl sACNDEMI-ROWE SI-Ty0OT
Fph htlN-The next s,-sIoa % this "A a.
$3.50 II tuition WI ccunrreace MONDAY,
'r sSh- gsfi- 1sar. VT Barti.ulars sen fr- 49,
oEie ~ address the Principal,
s, PRoF. n. COLEMAN.
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$3.50 PER QuARTER. No EXTRA MAI.
WI Academy for Boys. Rmiies from p Ia az
Ghis; ~ Instructors. 6. q. shortlidse tHsrysrd
=: - : =. .e--=, : :: jysnm
y VII be reopened MONDAY Serte,nber is. isrs
az ne school building, No. 1923 18th street rorth-
mted number Of boarding pupils VIII be
:. For terms apply to the principals, ct 1927 18th
1880 northwest, or procure circulars, which may
pe found at the principal b29ss:esvs, apg3-sp
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CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
- We now have on hand fine stock of . &tER,
tne latest style Of Carriages, CONSISTING Es&ttSS
OF Coupe Rockaways, extension top 60
Phatons, Jump seats, Piano-box Buggies. Glass
6oor and low door Carriages, Business Express and
Butcher Wagons. Also a large stock OF TOW and no.
tcp buggies, Pony Phatsns, and q ssoc, 600 nu-
approved paper, VIVA. YOUNG SBR0.,
sep!'ua' 335 Pennsylvania ayenQe,
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'T>

THE STNGFE SEWING MACHINE sales
1872 were S2l9 go 4l2-syI
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EDTCATIONAL-

A lazy PROM INV YoRN WILL GIVE
"A y. snrs Ia the AIT OF MAKING WAX
sLoN resi- Tor a ftW weeks 1rlv. Terms reas enable
STfciTen- cen h srrn ~ goa PennsyivsuiA av-
O. De east, Capitol Hill. sepS 81"
WAsHINGToN CONSERVATORY or MI.
~ siC,-NUsic Hal, No. asa 9-h street Tbs
N.t't, SltgiDf. sEsBo. Organ and taStrunenfs
IS'eht By super ior Masters. See circulars. ~ I'D
or~-sp II, BCLLARn. Director. seP> la
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=. ,,.,,,~t Con,t q IN Elsst !eal
rial District. Ut the leIIsc'xH .li.tin
,spa. in and for the confty 9 n"'
rorathan 81. stout. Plainta11
ezs Against
Portea.. Defendant'
The neep,e u the Territory q no 9..s
- az ~irs..;, : - John Porter dcSepcapA,
- :. |. "a hereby Jooa,sed t1Appcar - "
~ 81. s s.s senjsst rOu by the Aoe,ye
s.s s.,.;ct;H n tie DsSlr1ct court 81 rs
=. .%1ssl n,strict IT the Territory g,
ss ~. n ana for he rad cpuniy g!
= aMn.:. "a g snsa crfise complaint n.eo
.1e..s.. .-.,hin Ten days (exclusive u ne
~, ne'. "A .e-vic. af,cs III service on ron o.
lsy :. "..,r n,.,ns n served within this c''u0
y. =. - n served out OF thie counsy. ou'
, I ',l,ia dis,ficf. within tweniy oeyS 0'n. =.
80. -. .i,hin forsv daya-t'r Judgment ~
,,sfsult win he taken against yOu. acc0su'
~, = i, the pr~yer 81 said complaint
rhe rid action In brDugbt =, reo0veI.
,,.,n IN account for the pAymenfOf W0ney.
). ;ndomeni az said curt against sald &c.
f.ndant for the sum Of five hundred anu |,
n;nc,v one dollars end fifty five cents anil
for c,nts of suit. And you are hereby no
tined that II you fnll toappear ana answer
the said complaint. ~ above required. .!l'
ss;d nla,niiff will take Judgment ny oe.
fault .ea,nsi y0n for the reltE demapoee'
in SAID Plaintiffs complaint.
Given under my hand and the sea- OF
the First Judicial District OF the Terri
tory of Montana in and for the said c"ni,;
~ If Gallatin, ihss nineteenth day u
January. in the year Of our Lord. one
thousand eight hundred and seven'v-6ve.
SvAL. W. F. DAVIS, Clerk.
GEORGE Mar, Plaintiffs ATTY.
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COCNrY BUILDINGS On the f7th inst
. petition VA circulated in this city ast
ing the County Commissioners 10 apprr1
prixie from the revenues sufficient fund
to crns ruct good and substantial cour
house and Jail building; and that The con
tracts I've let for the erection of such buiisd!
ings u ~ carly day ms practicable /
was signed during the day BY most of thu
citizens. including many Of the hcavies,
taxpayers in the equity. There 10 an
urgent necessity fore the building of tht
G 'urt house and Jail. and there is no more
f.v0rab:.. time than the present to com.
mence the important enterprise. The
papers and EecOrds # the in Madison
county may bc destroyed at any moment
~ The fire demon Montanian.
We commend the above to our citizens
- applicable to this county. Il 10 ma.
ter wehave frequently urged. and . public
necessity G. handing immediate attention.
Tie sooner The p oplc Of Gallatin county
have public buildings erected the better
fo7 them-financ,ally and otherwise. W.
cannot always exist without them, and
the h,ngrr unsuitable substitutes for county
Offices are procured y . high rental We
will. - Arsemus Ward expressed il,
progress backward" There IS no reason
able excuse for delay in this matter, and
We trust our people will view Il in iha,
light, and g. 10 work and effect the object
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ANOTHER Katie King spiritual medium
has cOme 10 expMure and grief. j nov
appears that the Kate King Who appear
ed q the seancexof Miss CO,k, IN London
- IT the earth earthly. . the Philadelphia
spirit proved. A Mr. William Hipp writes
to ,he newsp .pess that hs attend. meet
ing where the spirits were " sprinkle wss.
e. sp0a those assembled. A tumbles VA
plsc q on the table and the lights turned
down. M. Hipp. heiOg susl'icioss. grssp
I'd The tambser and soon grasped band
dipping intD e. The hand proved u BE-
long ~ Mis- C.Ak Thus b. hal her on
the H,pp. and thus was the spiriluslis,ic
guues suddenly U.n.k-ed.
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THE resolution passed BY the late Con
ference Ut the n. 4 Church ct this plac.
10 setere"ce t. dancing, prDnOuncing tina,
tnn"cen' amusement inimicsl 10 chrissiani
~ and fOrbidding its members from "a.
dulg'ng in it. he's created connection
among our West side friends. First, the
editor Of tho View North West, who Ii
peculiarly fond the mary dance. went 70.
the resolution IN . column editorial, on,
u ssouIa cOxFRERE following SUIT. and
the ras. few weeks much OF the space IL
the former paper has been taken up with
the vi VS. Of correspondents on the sub
feet, prD and con
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The sewing machine monopoly ssems q
haye few Or 20 friends 10 this Congress
Any bill hooking u the extension Of y
lot The patsols. fur which application No.
i'e~n msde, win b 0sss whslmingly d.
feated. IN The Se0aas Monday, ! measure
|proposing 70 s.xtend tho patent Of poor
inventor tor IN attachment u sewing
machines for sewing the trimming "a
wnmanb sh0es, came %, and, according
= the testtmOny Of the commitiss and th%
New Hampshire 6ea~,OEs, wss really I
mesitOrt0ns case, and bed ~ seierencr
whatevss 70 ths existing monopoly; the
Senate, however, sesmsd Suspicious and
vOled dOwn the bill nearby two 10 one.
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We're nobody's darling;
Nobody cares for n.
Particulars Of the ShOotiml
Scrape ut Benton.

The particulars Of the shooting of Nose
Solomon hy JEFF. Perkins at Benton. Of
the night Of the 18th inst are thus givel
in the Benton Record:
''Mr. Moses Solomon, in company viii
Mr.. JEFF. Perkins, proceeded to the salml
IF the latter to take q drink. All II,
other saioons were closed ct the time. and
The f"lks abed Pesklns placed = bo,,l,
and some tumblers on the counter. reached
under the counter, presented : revolver.
and, without word. fired q Solomon tn
bu llet striking him in the right breast,
passing through his body and lodging in
the ~aIl Of the saloon, abnut twelve or
fifteen feet distant. Solomon rrirea'ed
aud endeavorcd to reach the door, and
had hrs hand On tlsc knob, when Perkins
again fired, tle bah striking Solomon in
he hand In the attempt II open the
door. Perkins fired another shot. winch
luckily. did not take effect Ry this time
he people were aroused. and Judge Mills,
VT. Conway and Mr.. T.llm.n came 10 the
'ercue Of Solomon. Mr. Tillman knocked
Pc kins down aud wrenched the revolver
rom him. But for this interference, Per
rims would undoubtedly have completed
lis work. Solomon was carried To HE
'wn house. and il now under the treat
nent Of Dr.. w. f. Turner. U. s A.
This morning February 13ihD Perkins,
y custody If Sheriff Hale. appeared be.
ore Judge Mills on eAaminasion Of 81
barge IT shosaing and wounding with TO-
rnt 10 kill Moses Solomon. Mr. ] A.
Ianouse appeared in i'ehalf Of the people.
wing to the dangerous state nf Solomon
be court adjourned to take his deposition
ION reassenSi;Dg the court decided, On
le waiver of examination made BY the
risoner in the morning: That he be COM
lifted to PRISON to await examination BE-
,re the District Court at Helena"
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6soonD L.rsasnaAs 6c,ti Payne, -
che ~ s1yalry. ~ bsss prnolsd h.
xirst Lissisnsni IL ~ 6sh cavalry. fran
Nag T. loo5. md 4 = taa Lasslasls.
80 1sA Ltess~sset = - 1lsalsy, -
hess goes0ro5 - - $500 poaaf3sa. lsom
Jsssasy q 1911, = M*eaDetns5 =
Asyin.
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Tag gold coinage 1t the Uast~d States
mints during the month 81 Janaasy
announced - u 7S3. go; suhsidiaEy silver
c0issgs. t1ae 10; sss4e dnllas coinage.
eo90 0oo. 81 which o0o5.0oo we're co md
q the nsw mint il ess FEancisco. TIE
expnr4 Of trade dollars - Chsas during
january amounted ~ o01l no.
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ALLEN T. t'ArERToH, the recently ssect.
Cd Z. .. Senator from West Virginia. Is
resident Of Union. Monroe county. nc
10 Democrat IT old Wing antecedenis.
xnd wss m.ml@r Of the Confederate
Senate during the war. Gentlemen Of this
city ~ho know him. SAP 30 b sesy
strong man.
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Election Of MlmmeS0te u. q.
Senator. $50

Sr. PAUL. Feb. I0.-Cn the firaf latfo,
loint convention tn-dsv J Mcmillan
Vas elected United States Senator nv !
vote of 50 70 81 for L,chren. Mcmillan
Is the present Cht.f Justice Of the STATE
Supreme Court He i man Of moderate
ability. but If unimpcachahle integrity =
He has always hoen . Republican,. hat
having been ON the bench many years be
has not been N active participant In poll.
tics. -. issne =
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eide . Free Merse," &e.-

Max Brown. the editor OF The State
IRie;ss Democrat. one Of The bess $1,000
Ion she e0ci0c Coast. sces OF the follow
ling, which will be appreciated By I'll news
lpsper men. and We trust will. = pestet
lin The hats OF . uumher of indlvjdoah y,
have IN our minds eye: Herr il ,
healthy epecimen Of facisl oesjne.tior
,I,rulyi The heal rnaeter Of the postlao,l
1 Bsh.,n Scott l0rammar School aepde m l
catalogue and long jcts,s rseountine ,he
superior facilittes. sdya,taees and induce.
lments Of that educs1Sonal instit1eioa owe,
lo,her. and gently a,pw~xsse fone fconchel
L, /. ro.t echol.riv ~ rleeeac.l d,csio,,
Ia 4. ~. th.a .rv r.c,,.,r 81 ah...
Ie.-,. /, ~, ,.lr.ti. f.h.r,,, r.,,.- ~o.n
IL. h,chI,-.h, ro.t h;.hlv .cc.ec,.eed
lhv ~ fscultv a. thai seavv - insti,u.
zion, Of conr,e, Th.t,a inst the ~ ve
make our living. We don't eet anvthipe
for advertising or Subscription. We don't
|ch..ve nobody nothing for nothing Ne DO.
We ,,on't need money 10 nav oursnine
bar.l-,sorked iours, and furnish our devil
clean dickeys for talfy pulls; don't pay
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Commissioner Burdett has the following
ito sav in refcrence to changing homestead
|tilings into precmpsion claims: II would
state that lands covered BY upexpired
homestead fllinga under tho acf Of June
9Th. 1872. may he flled npon under the pre-
|emp'ion laws. Such lands may BE- entitl-
ed by homestead parties, or II the lands
are in market thew NAV he entered .. priv
ate entry. hut the homestead or private
entrv. - the caae may hc. would he sub
jecs 70 the prior right Of the party nn6er
his filing to make entry the same a in the
case OF lands covered by pre- emption a.
ings.''
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Sheep and Wool GROWING.
EDITOR or AvAN1 COURIER :

A]OAAVH VI AVAN1 IOUH1BH:
DEAR SIR-The question Of sheep ant
wool growing. the adsptahihty Of our eli
mate to that branch Of husbandry, tn.
|pccuniary inducements which Il offers 1,
IN investment, have long been discussed
|in our valley, and present Indications Or,
that all these points are 10 be practically
demonstrated. The preliminary steps be
ing taken 1t meeting Of residents Of
different sections Of the valley ct Roxemau
Grange Hall this afternoon, there wers
present: s. J Beck. Henry Monforton,
y. W. Grannis. Thomas Reece, VIM Bah
cock, J. A. Aylesworth. g. w. Monroe
VIM Meadow, E. E. Robinson, Hasvey
Wells. and e. Edwards
s. J. Beck was called to tbs chair cod
briefly stated that the ot.jscts of the meet
ing vas TO rec II N incorporated Company
with capital Of Twenty thousand Dbl
lars could be formed. 10 embark n sheer
and VOL growing, and asked IN expires
sion Of the feelings Of those present Ap
pr0priate remarks were made By severs
gentlemen. showing their determination
u give the matter practical test.
Investigation showed that eight thous
ard dollars were ready and waiting inves,
ment in the enterprise. but . some farm
crs who were expected 10 Be present and
had probably been prey nted from attend
ink BY the storm Of the morninx and the
had condition Of the r,ads, il was though,
best 10 80 but lite towards organizing,
A. preliminary steps towards ogran,sa,
tion, the following committees wers %
pOInt.d:
CAxvAsslNG COMMITTEE.
Thomas Reece. Dr.. Gev. w. Monroe and
VIM. Babcock.
on coxsrIrUrIon AID By
Lava
8. ]. Beck. J w. 0rsnni<, q Edwards
The c0mmitte1 were Instructed to 70
port q next meeting.
The Secretary was requested 10 furnish
> cOpy Of the proceedings Il the meeting
u the editors Of The Avani Courier and
B.,1rman TlmeA
Aijournsd 70 Thunday March lih q .
p'clskk p. N.
~ BECK. Chsirnas.
G. EDwAnDs, 6ec'y.
8'semsn, February 3. 1878.
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81 9MB TKxAeEAC11o1 =. - coMRAHI 4
WAanmoron. Febsaa1y n = The Hcps
|. IlacilIcs Raiirnad Co@miitee. agreed Il
-lsorning. ~ votem ok 10 ffvc, to Tefos
I'D recnmmend the passage ., Tho T{xs
1 Sct1c RaflnDAd bill = aesesd q ~ q
] sabcum@attee. 9
j 4 DEMOCRATIC ATRIAL.
] WAsHmeroH. Feb. 18l-Ths nsnao
-IcEsslc members from Goath and 6suih
lwest have prepared = address + -
llpeppls Of - eosahefn eeneast ID 6hicl
.lthey call afeeation 70 lhepsrdstent a.
,Issmpesof el1epabllcan leadsss 10 revivt
The animosilies of.ihe laseswae, tl,4 efFecfs
|of which cdbsss they say. It Is impnsaibt
70 predict. The address. says:. We bs
il,eve, though. that the honest regsekensa
tons Of few upright, conscientious Fed
efal officers and SCENTS. an indepe0den1
and able public pssss, and OF many 'oitt
zens without regard to party. the true con-
diiion Of the Southern States and tho real
sentiment Of the Southern people, are be
jung gradually made known TO our fellpw
citizens Of tho North We hope for tbeil
favorable decision whom fully apprised Of
IAN the facts. Tho great ends of good
government will be reached when the SEQ.
|rio Of al sections forget that We have been
|cnemies and came together as in tn. early
days Of the republic, cmulating each other
|in devotion 10 the best interests of the
country. With this exal'ei purpose h
view, the signess Of the address counsel,
patience and mOlels1ion ander ua)ust
spis,iets md grfsni,qA insults.aaa3 he
KIDD treassness 81 tle>ksg~a nemif 68ftsg
that he is not 50 much responsible as the
bel men under whose advice he sets snd
while lal,oring hp conytnce him that his
interests are identical with those of the
whites, to see thar be is fully protected in
MI his guaranteed rights and, allowed TO-
vote rs he pleases in all elections. and
deal with him honestly and fairly. They
IRE adm .nlshsd tn oil disorders and
tr,ubIes Of whatever character are constru-
I'd into evidence Of lawlessness, and while
his IL pslpably unjust it is urged 10 make
81 efforts 10 prevent them. They appeal
70 them to use f'rbtarance and patience
IN view that the enlightened sentiment Of
he country is with them, and the result
must be their final vindicatio, and triumph
# the principles If right and justice.
The address il signet ~ MI the n.ns
ratio Sen tors and Z representatives. Of tbe
and boricr States.
Presidential Cam paign Of ~.
WASHINGTON Feb. M-The Ohio Re-
'dhlicans in Wa-hington> recogniz'ng
hat the coming election in Obio will be
he opening Of the Presidential campaign
t 1876. mel q the r sidence Of Secretary
,eiand. anil sf,er All interchange ot views
etrrmined upon an early opening Of
ig,rDus. aggressive campo gn IN Ohio =
were appointed to cooperate
18th the state Executive Committee q
to prepare for the canvass
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