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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-07
THE DIZZY REPVRLTcAN


1t is becoming daily more evident that
the Democratic policy this winter is to be
simply factious opposition to the Repub
lcans No definite principles are to be an
nounced. This is not only indicated by
the course of the Opposition press through
out the country. which teens with mis-
representation and abuse of the Repub-
lican Administration and the prominent
members of the party in both Houses of
Congress, but the fact is fully sustained by
the Democratic speeches and tactics Of the
Democrats in Congress. The conspicuous
features Of the proceedings are obstruction
of legislation by the introduction of irrele-
want matters into the debates upon the
army bill in the House and the dogged at
tempt on the part of Senator Thurman in
the other branch TO menace and insult the
Executive by an unwarranted, unwarrant-
able and unprecedented breach of etiquette
in the wording of a resolution for informa-
ton. The manner and persistency of this
latter effort justify the belief that the
peculiar phraseology of the resolution was
the result of deliberate plan to insult the
President. and not a simple piece of mad
vcTtence. The Senate has no constitu-
tional right 10 demand such information Of
the Executive.
The Republicans should now be fully
convinced that they must rely upon their
own strength to carry on the Government
and restore prosperity to the country.
They can expect nothing but clamor and
criticism from the Democracy. Under such
circumstances they must take courage and
unhesitatinglY press through the measures
which they have devised for the good of
the nation. THIS short session is no time
for discussion. There is no question now
pending which has not been talked thread
bare. The Senate Finance bill should be
passed at once. The appropriations should
be made with all the promptitudc possible,
consistent with prudence. The occur.
rences in the South during the last few
weeks demonstrate the necessity of some
further legislation to protect Republican
citizens, both white and black, in their civil
rights. Those who have doubted such
necessity heretofore can doubt it no longer.
The spirit of mob law runs riot over the
whole South. There is no leaven of a
Republican form of government left in the
ranks of Southern Democrats. No person
is recognized by the Democracy there as
a citizen or as possessing the right to hold
office who does not vote the Democratic
ticket. This sentiment demands practical
correction. That correction must be ap-
piled by the Republican party.
Hence we say that it is the duty of the
Republicans in Congress to recognize this
condition of things at once, and assuming
the full responsibility Of the situation, pro-
coed to legislate accordingly. The time for
temporizing has passed. The cloven foot
of the Opposition is fully exposed. The
avowed sympathy of the Democracy with
the spirit of mob law, whether it appears
in the shape of "Ku-KluX Klans, white
Leagues" or Taxpayers Leagues"
should determine the question of duty
with all true patriots beyond peradven-
tUTp
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-07

ADDITIONAL and more accurate informa-
ton from New Orleans develops the fact
that the Democrats themselves deliberately
planned to have 1.-THE troops called into
the State house on Monday last. Their
object was according to the New Orleans
correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette,
TO gain point against Republicanism in
1876" In other words, they desired a
condition of affairs which required the in
reference of the General Government,
and then TO appeal TO the country on &C
count of that interference, characterizing
it as tyrannical and arbitrary. Their next
step will be to organize Rump Legisla-
ture and tender gracious recognition to
DR.. McEneTy as Governor and the revO
lutionary Penn as Lieutenant Governor.
Then we shall have two contending gov
ernments in the State, and Congress will
not hesitate 10 recognize the one with Gov
ernor kellogg at its head as lawful, and
entitled TO the strongest support Of which
the General Government is capable
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-07
THURSDAY MoRNING:::: ::JANUARY :, 1875

TIE St. Louis Globe extends its usually
effective "tow line " to Free Cuba. A few
earnest tugs on that line, aided by the eff
forts of THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN and
other patriotic journals, are all that is re-
Quircd to drag Cuba out Of the intermin-
able complications of Spanish tyranny
and make the Ever Faithful Isle free in
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-07

GENTLEMAN Of Congress, the trouble
down South is that you never made rebel
lion a crime Your Southern associates
now threaten new rebellion because they
never were punished for the old. How
do you like the bravadO of the Gordons
and Saulsburys flung into your faces before
the scars are fairly healed? Perhaps few
more such exhibitions as that of yesterday
will shape policy that will last until it
&c pynCy1in6
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-07
ISS3 + Street.
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS REDUCED IL PRICE 10
IL CLOSE OUT.
Best CaIlcoes, and 10 cents.
Good Mourning CalIcOes, 81 cents.
Fruit Loom Cotton, 12H cents.
AndrOscOggin Cotton, 12H cents.
5-4PIIlow Case Cotton, p cts, worth IS cts.
Heavy wide sheetings, 25, %, 81 cents.
Canton Flannels reduced very much in price.
All best makes in All-WOol FIannels, cheap.
Ladies' and Gents Underwear, now very cheap.
Must turn our whole Wooden stock into money
even at q sacrifice.
Dress Goods. fearfully cheap.
Double width Serges IS cts, worth 40.
Double width Brown Alpacas p cts, worth 20.
Fine Serges and DtagOnals 5l5 cts, worth 50.
Fine Serges and Diagonals so cts worth 70.
Black Alpacas, S cents, worth BIZ.
Black Alpac2s, G1k, worth 50.
Pure Mohairs, 50, worth %.
Black Cashmeres, MerinO5, BOmbaZinas, SltineS,
Camels-hair Goods and Drab d'Ete, low prices.
Black Silks. best makes, d1S cents up.
Blankets, Shawls, Felt Skirts, must be sold.
Carr cts at closing out rates.
ian5
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-07

DIED.

STEEyER-GRAY.-Dec 81. 1874, by Rev
MIR. eel, HENRY X. SrEEVER aud MARY E'GRAN
both OF this city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-07

THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, HAS 4
LANCER CIRCULATION THAN ANY OTHER
MORNING PAPER IN THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUKBTA.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-07

THE NATIONAL REPUBLICANis Published every
merning Sundays eXcepted) at the southwest cor
ner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
and l. furnished 20 subscribers (by carriers) at hy
cents per month.
Mai subscribers. postage paid, $500 per year;
$500 for six months, and 500 for three months.
Terms invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
Twenty-Five cents per line. Advertisements
under the head OF For Sale or Rent - ''Waned, -
Lost and Found, " and personal, q" twelve and
q half cents per line.
RS-AU communications, whether on business or
for publication, should be addressed to WIN. j.
MURTAGH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,,
Washington, d. c.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-07
WANTS.

WANTS.
WANTED-A TWO OR THREE.sTORY
and Fifh and Fo9 TENN Streets. to cost not more
i pGsf cS on fair terms Address H. TT City
UTANTED-TO TRADE FOR AN EsTAB-
w iished business either city or country, with
from $500 TO S1i,UO stock VIII pay part cash;
6l7 Fourteenth street, Washington, DC. de3l-St
WANTED TO RENT-A FARM OF 200
or SO acres; not over len miles from the city
q MSshingt9n for one or two years In the state OF
chasing: Address Farmer, Hagerstown, Md.
WANTED LADIES TO KNOW THAT
ton at 8 cents per sken; Night Gown Yokes, Is
cents Chemise Yokcs, u cents; WOrsteds, all
'naoe'' from 10 10 = cents per owl %M: PRINCE.
"ANTED-RESIDEN OF GEORGE
w TOWN to know the Automatic Telegraph
Grimes, III Bridge street, and are prepared to
ton, Newark and New York at theiI uniform rate
Of 20 words for 25 cents. decf-lm
WANTED-AT THIS OFFICE, COPIES OF
~ THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN of the 3S tsdSy
NEW AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PRICE
prices. Selected stock of secondhand clothing very
cheap at gEsTa SIS street. between s SIKH
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth NV. Jys
:" ANTE D-SECOND-HAND FURNI-
w ture, Bedclothes, Secondhand Clothing, and
Boots and Shoes Will pay the highest cash prices.
Orders by mail promptly attended to, by H.COLE.
MAN 4 CO., No. $50, corner OF Tenth street and
PennsYlvaniR avenue. ap25-lY
EUREKA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, sls
Il street. Residence, Eureka House, HI3 X
street, between Connecticut avenue and Eigh-
janis MRS. LOUISE c. BUTLER.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
%o~J~J~-~-0,~.OO~~~.~yN0C1
ENOR SALE AND RENT-THOSE NICE
Il Ihrec-story brick houses on Fourteenth street,
between ana V; ten rooms, bath and cellar, with
all modern conveniencCs. A bargain. viii rent,
with privilege ofpurchase. WIN. l.. BRAdH ALL
CO., real estate and insurance agents, COZ Seventh
street, opposite Patent Office. janl-5t
TIRST-CLASS BLACK DRESS COATS,
Il almost new, for sale or hire, at ''JUSTH'S,'
6l9 D street northwest, between Sixth and Seventh
n. B.-Costly Silk Dress, very cheap.
del5-tjan3l
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-07
LOST AND FOUND.

TOST-S COTCH-TERRIER DOG; YELL
- LOWISH COLOR: about ten months old; a
little lame. Please return TO State Department
stables, Fourteenth and streets, and receive so
reward. de3I-tf
T OST-ON DECEMBER q, BETWEEN 8
II and 4o'clock. on Seventh street, near d north
west, a POCRET-BOOK. containing sum of
money, house-rent receipt and q lock of hair be-
longing to deceased relative. A liberal reward
will be paid If returned to 6Sl d street northwest.
de25-tI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-07

OOH Z STREETLFURNISHED ROOMS
OOO for rent at $50 street. between Ninth
ann TeHth streets. ~ ja7-5t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-07

II lie Droit Park, containing seven "a rooms and
cellar, water and gas. House 3OxS2, Lot contain
ing 443 feet 'front.' 6Ox9l deep. Price 81 500. Ap-
ply at JOHN C. GALATIANS Paint Store, cor
ner of Twelfth street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. Kcvt to be ha next door. nO2T-lm
, 1875-10-21

nles' Aud tho sn3ncnt y'n sss thete Is jo3 in
iltnu
An A1r. Moody. who hal n, okcn throughout in
n trembling voice, clHH':t hA Al cal. very 'LapY
wc1s wncping at over tho Church. lie extendol
tho invitation to all To riAo tint wanted tp bo
prayed for, and twnn,y-tye rtse nt onca. Hus-
psbttng lila. tho young conver;s also rsse, grea.
humber AroBo.
for tile pcaahns Sunday evenings III tl4,a pl1cc,
mud now, M y I!ayo come r. tho last o1l"t giTo
~ A lIpai blessing" lIcro hc hid lbs fnce. wrt
WITH tears, IN hib handkerchief, and slr. Jn"ohs
continued the PRAYER. M wonder Nr. Mnody
waA affected. for there, In fr,nt seat, was his
nwn tno,hrr, wJ1o was Unitarian, standing 10
lo prayci for. Tho hymn,
1l.r:is Il 1olnt.t.u Glic;s with blood,
hntl tho doxotngy cloaeI tic meeting.
IN .naHreE-' mcotnR was immediately held IN
tho church Fc@:ry bclow, WHICH was apeedily
thronsed. sud "Ilcrn iIr. Ntuta!;. Dir. Jacobs,
and the Roy. tsr. Clntk. tho pastor. prayed and
cnHlEsfe' With Tho anxious ntles. Tho services
III tho day were eln.otl with h crowded ptAise
meeting III tlte estht,.. le! hs Nr. JneJLH. Mr..
Moody ahnon'c''l that 10 III l.1aeh ,snad proach
cscrllh:,r. aud thai noU cl lia pla% il ;otttl.
field, tic nnlHt lcaro loau I'll llnH-s.;.:. to:l,-
ne,tiur
hts WORE i: E,lpoELyH
next Sunday, aided by tho gfnllDu tfnCins Of
Nr. Hnnkey. Tho rraaa nl"cttng This evcung
waB nnarr tho nl,sricen of tho NEW Young Aien'H
Gtltlrttan Association, traanlztd List Saturday
evening with Mr.. Moody'n brother snrs't"l for
President. 10 il a Deacon IN the Unitarian
Chtlich aud lJaa attenlGd the revival uaEttiea
and riHcn fur prayer several t,rsoJ, for Which t,"
Cnitarians demonstrated "it!l lin, bnt all they
got 9ut Ut i'ttn on tho question wns :: "Ills
prayers Of tllcae good men cant hurt mo, cat
ihnv I"
he new Young Mcu'4 Christian Association !s
to CONDUCT meetings Sunday evenings i'll tbs
church hereafter.
, 1875-10-21

AHanta tffH.} fanatdMson.
Jake sAuhleFtd up to where Peto WA sitting
mcndiog ~Lp-laslt.
'J'ete please, air, lend mo 4 quartori''
''ls you foul i" said Pete.
"l'ay yor back ne1s week, 'cfar to grsnhus."
"Takn' up kerlectton to get into do circus,
am ye 7" again queriel Pete.
"So I aut-1swar aiu't- Tn got pcrtick-
Ter uso for dat quarter to-day:" earnestly urged
Jake.
"Weli. I cant ncgoslprate do quarter fer 20
to.dny. jake
''Iay 30 buck, shore, Pete. Of I%lon's hopo
may ttiel"
Yer can't do II, cailo, l toll ye! Dere's nights
hard ti,usB comm nex' week 10 crkus ds l.yar
anil bankrap' do toan. 'spose 70 dou't re-
coruotuber dat tio cirkuB wid QUO elrmpIlnt la.t
year nigh busted Atlauta. aud non dis ou's gut
four-tiuk q dat t.-four o!e1nruints, atl tell yer
moneys gw!ne ter 10 tltcetcer dan freed
man banks round hypr nex' week! 60 long
chile!'
And tho child vent OF minus tie quarter.
, 1875-10-21
An Iowa 1E0n1stsb.H Grit.

HdHlE l6HAlH H"puhftfdfl-
No11CE-1 hereby certify that William l..
Terry positively lied. and lie knew it, whou 10
eaid IN hia notice that had left lis he'd and
tskiug persons lives II be- though. no % one wouli
lind It oat, and by his loohn. ac,oas, aud treat
meut feated him. Neither did leave his bed
aud board III he proposed tie separation, and
took 1ne away hiulHef. IIe gave mo no treat
was 20 troubled tint coud not sleep At plght,
hereby notify all merchants that do not waut
amy goods OIL William l.. letry's account no,
am aD!o 10 loot 1uy oan bills without a-kinc
odds Of Him. All ask is for him to attcndtu hs
own business and will attend to mne. A.n
os,}v porty TINT my nano IN Terry, mud do not in
teud that it ahnl! 10 longer tE,an eau have 1t
changed. Tho best that can eay fur him il
that / 10 not consider myEelf tho wlfe OF any
nnch pouting. scottling. dcceitful womsi-
E!ter. HATTIE TERRY
, 1875-10-21

Jobn ch;- tdFs0't {l!fr.) ] tpt1'.
ts,so,, ~. ,.a!oainau hold y graveyard blowout 1t
kixs,ssss sss' edoesuay. All tho Wagons aud
tee 's M u tho city vote mustered iuto ser-
scb h.. h.. ~ IAnJ ~ three distinct proeeasiong.
ID tsss';soo taso oy baud beating sonorous gonRs
ssss sss gu ~ .hia post.mottem collation. business.
isfas, aog WAS abundant, but tho Weshoes
H. ~ .u 10 wiAful sortom, only too well-iuforp.
In lar Isf. 'na Rood OLD days whon Mr. Ctina.
ahs is dspsssat sssat tracks Of grub upon tie grayes
IN ~ s'paf'ed n fellow paKsus Tor tho po6lo TOD
Aaad hls aboriginal stomach VIII Aayo
lfdI1. John, now more pluuont auu
aonr aonggea%n, g. nol longer iea,os theso sspullrsl
apfns t,sle tae louder metcies Of the spollet, but
&aJsoa' 'aem to the fostive board aud gos-
kqsn-S aoM "1ta ~ uughostly appetite all
, 1875-10-21

| n. f., HdFtf"yd tEpnn.t {pSf.
h., ~ 80 a.lanar Gun, llveuted by William Gard
Eomn,9a. r ma manufactured by tho Fratt' L Whituey
bsuF ~ ~ w 4 tosted Tuesday afternoon vi tlio
epmhs. IaFx Aiser, III the presunce of largo
1pes w. es o. gent!smsu interested in weapons of
ssS,.a .ae'as1lug ~ Gen. Franklin, Horace Lord. aud
d m i. Ano exhibition gun, which IL construct
dusrn.na .a9 same general principles aH tbs Hat-
b. nv ~ asa bus two barrels, although tao num-
Ae,a III ~ ~ increased to tWauty-ayo, With hut
t,y n1s1e's tho gup was tired ia groups Of
is.'tstg, i.tt1g Continuous snd lnDroken SOUND. T1s
u ais'e ms";ae elect o! such weapon may readily
xr NJ S,oeu, especially with "a iuot eassd nun
I'd " Hasels. Tho mechanism was explained
seiaba bn h' e e 10 exceedingly simple. lbs gun
aAds ssea s@s W pounds aud Tor deld uae IL 10 DO
e.s eeessaet Tor c1hbtioi, as rhiladeIpba Ian nett
pnteJ ah W.. s'sA twenty-five barrels, usiug atael-
, 1875-10-21
LEGAL.


Trustees sale.
arnE.s The tSa 39 co%ppssy BY IL eo5,s!a
s sssn Ct t: & 's t. q; Gs
htasr ot noa IL = os ~ oi ioc"ti, on page ~ did
inslor descod aid enn.a1auus ha.!us bcea nlsdu to
soeuts ,ns p.ymsnt u 4. eef..a bonds n tho san 9!
ass e. .a 5 tf & i
antii nasatty being seued 10 10 psd ae dsss
sven dss win. "a .,as,.x =, p .sid honas:
Aas Il IL ns Il 9t
them. tho utorct thereon part thcrepf then,
s. .1s & f Gs q a
e; nG @ 'n;s5 II .aa asS bsns =, .n Il ~ II
,isn i. @ "a 10
tus auction w tbn ~. pscn!se: to thn hixast GIdder
III hsaa s ;s;
such lime !ube In tho ;ity u chicago bs teh daily
y . .sf ~ q .a ss b
dssrr g ta p"eha.r r. .uoh sale Foot aud sotclent
ss T.; It'll i've W.T. ap1 iii
"a 10 ". IT,
arie u !ne, ~ uudsf,En,d =. Ttu.'ec, u seI tho
shSss,n Ga' 1aentlsisd ~''s ''' 'A' '1'''o's'
Now lnsteisro, Ianj'e noieo hrtsby K'en tha. pa
J, WsbsfF IT, Ill. FL ssaa ! @ is K n, = p
ts q. .; esIi1 !" l. s
knawM a. 10, niue ~ d iusk twn II, VI scslsa see
Hill s tss p ts IL liz IL ias fsn c..py .hs 2" G
iva.s IN ssl iaai situate, auI al thu Privilege. .ai
Gs?t b. ''ss ssssa
H. bs4 i ss :s.
s sf s Sa .a I'd d s
4; ths p5ssssl: r. 's a'o' ana
!s,sa tss. Ghssse ,a. snh, ls '''' t'a''i''
ii!lsassSx hurIz: 1t.ssnsy.: I! Portland nioek.
, 1875-10-21

~
~. lake - Chicago with cargo of lumber, rsn
ts ~" nt,, Frankfort, Sunday night, and before
rsd,, rp o,o,p!ng had completely broken ur.....Tho
so,t ry,1uns statcs that the schr Twisht with
49, 49, N wheat from Chatham for Kingston, ra1'
sun n.s stou!sy At the foot Of Fighting thland De-
~, nI,tr. bhc was saillng down ut tho time. HE
.tout 10 Inches forward. Tho schr 0nluafr, of
s,'".,,,on upt, has been chartered aud will shortly
nsL I to, liverpool With . cargo Of bone1ust from
..a,t,on, Tho 0nna!r Is owned by Mycr, ami will
htnnammsndcI her ORGAN voyage by Capt. afaw, Of
Tosuo essr'snee r s w'o ,',nn an taken vt
~ ten.tst ~ .hst fle Guinatr viii mako a WY.
t.pe'Iinn IL south America from Liverpool
~ he winter, an return to the nh next s'u-
osl..,rdsr morning about 70 fcct Of tho at0ns Mrk
*. ftoysruDent pier fell Into thu river. Vetses
o. no Or leaving should o very careful not Ia run
q. ns,f where tho hfrak T.. or they may get into
ou.. oi.ee. rryrons w.skins along the dock there
hhotM so be very careful, especially i!ura tho night
itusT Ibo rango 5lghtA a thu arat Of lott DIann
w. rrecel by tho Canadian oorarnincut tn mnrk
I. ss,nocI nscr tho ero.ning nt t1lo Lime KiuE,
~ ~, the tutranro 10 tho Dntrott 1siver. were
,n'ss,.d nssi Turhday night for tho Erst time. They
If5' = n.dtIy 10 dMtInguiahod ffnn Tho otlcr
soe nj.cc above "hc Que. THY will he tljapnycd
s.4s bsas ricb. from tonight mp o tln roo pf naygn-
@ tsr :. s,yr the B,t1ntp Exn4xss Of Ineeiay 1.-THE
~ i 'tDeso tue Dargcs isrtsfor a,a o.r aso5o
W. ss fnpe l'oin., hare abandoned Tho undertaking.
e. ~ retun,d yesterday about n,or. Ont Of about
- vtets time sicut thcru he tugn unable to
sIaa n Ind nnsett'ea weather: The !argts lie well
~ w. a. shore deeply inbctlded IN quIcksah and mny
Z uty ID readily In few days Of good wsather nrxt
,,snt By dredging. 7 q thought they WIN receive
d. Quatles CASH. thu owner, Ian decided to mako
arher sttsmpt to get them off until no3t spring.
, 1875-10-21

ELSEWHERE.
TIE cATE-N'D1LL ELECTION CASE IN TEE IOWA 80.
pnEaE COURT.

..- ELSEWHERE.
TIE cATE-N'D1LL KLKcT1oN CASE IN TEE IOWA su-
pnKHE COURT.
Special Dspatth to Tho Chicago Tribune
MApIsoS, Wis.,. Dot. aO.-Tho Supreme Conrt
to-day anuor raced seyeral decisions, among 9TH
ora that tho sotion Of tho Wood County canYass-
era. last November, in throwing ont the vote Of
tie Town OF Lincoln in Wood County, BY which
Judge Gate, Reform candidate for Congress, OBJ
tained = certificate OF election for the Eighth
District, although DR.. McDlll, tue Republican
candidate. had majority OF votes. wss illegal!
Ths decision was made on \ contest oyos tho
election OF county o0icora who were oauytaaed
IN BY throwing out Tho vote Of Lincoln. line
of 1900 was imposed on the canysssing officer
foremost Ia tho fraud.
OTHER FAocEEDlN1a oy THE IOWA aUrRE3E COURT
xEHTEHDAY.
Special Dtspaseh to The t'Aieogo Tribune.
Dunu4uE, Ia, ott. N.-Iho 6uple1no Court
yolyng .he validity Of the ct Of the stats les.
is!ature passed to compel the railroads tesmtnat-
ing at Council Bluffs to make the transfer OF
passengers and freight At Council BlniTa instead
ct 0maha4 who're auch transfers arc now made.
granted = mandatory Injunction commanding
the KAnaae L. Ut. Joe Railroad to comply With
tho law. Ihe Company appealed. The appeal
was depoasd Of to-day 10 favor Of tho COMPANY,
Legislature was unconstitutional, because 1t OPP
erated to impede commerce between the Htates,
Judge Beck read = dissenting opinion In favor OF
Council Bluffs mud the act of tic Legislature.
Oplnions woro rondeEed in The following cases,
Eu8lsksa ~ liilgyr; appeal from Jackson Circuit
OawaIa ". Hayes; appellant from Clinton Circuit
Mrs. ]. Ellen Foster: Ta'a Il .ls frss casa ssss
argued tn this btata bcfosu tho Supreme Cuurt BY
E,,o1ak.u ~ ahijfr .rnet1.nk from, J.ck.,r rIr
, 1875-10-21

Harfnr VI. Tsyou md ritrce atlirnrtt.
Tho f'ity 0f tnunrtl INNS -. Tn" Ee1El. fif7 4
81, iusol and Co'In,i ii H1,si!a l. tirn4u Coml4nscs
fEum TottUwat"mic ClfeIiit; Ety.:rc.
, 1875-10-21
kase. | AFFtre.
LAKE SHORE 4 MICHIGAN SOUTHERN,

c'tcAco MltWAukEEh ST. Paul RAttR1sn
tn3or Esf~f, AatdA unit Cuna{.skf Tets f3f..
u Soa'h eiarks opposae srmaa Haass, ard al DsSot
, 1875-10-21
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

FtrtAfAIrnE Or REsEHENcx .IARra,-r bseurd,1 AZ.
eApfci. 'SHndAy excepted. 3afouday 6xssossI + fE
rive suadfs At 3ou :. m. I DsilF. '' a.,
, 1875-10-21
..,. NJ Mills snd hsrgrr: trtra George w. Adan'',
n"t ss'n, l.'s sm. Mn;Imes t,, el,ir 1!1'r. t,n,


o,noyr0nr Oct. .90.--ARRiVfb7-t8"I1 ftoHt UE1c5,
~ H., curn: Chicago ucI1e, uttca, Gro hi sorn;
carter, Ottawa, f,n9o b,a corn; ffr's America,
IoaA ,on pu oata prop Atlantic, i1isou, stn empty
@ arm Mout.uk Lvekpott, 1911 bu ryc, 7U bfIs
tonf. nnont3ac, Nforfja 11,2t9 II JuE1tcr. A..
lta.i Jfrc. Peoria, 8a04 II siinuer, ~ laih:
i'll Robertson, itory. 33!o IL lumber. ~ IN
tIp1,rs. fD, m i,th Merchant, 1asunr sJ II Hn"
~ ~. Ia N hhIngcs.
, 1875-10-21

CHICAGO. ALLOW 4 ST. LOUIS,
AMI fhIraJt. hH"sas kf'Y and Ufnrer Shars kfasf
Ehfor Depot, Ett Md. neur Hddsentt. Srid{s. ne&n
at' III Dttot, a"1 H. AaHda!ph-A.. aal cor4sr M
t}aa-sIr. ant L4,s..t. ' '"'"F
, 1875-10-21

sai 10 lcayo Entlhanll while some ars eimuss per.
s1aded. could 1easc With light heart yaa would
tAu righteous scarcely Arp saye vArru ral tho sii,.
appear Ths lass yeat hsa [xcn he mot solemn
ycas u ny Afa tam IN Tho mddlo Of lfo Al tho top
Of TIN hil whefa 10 sntn III g. duMn- 8onlo
look u;sr your .rast ITS. Halt of ilfs il
iisss you sny hops ox IN iny ny tt'ae. T la
aoti called yoli soas Of III look down u,xn gruyv-
ssEda where y = motaes's grave, Or ehltls shun
you kspt tho psoluiso All along up iho pathway Vt
life tn.nbssoncs by tho sldS Of which wu have
Promised to strive for heavtn: Another thina. Tho
tho loot Of tbs hiA. There may b. tho shroua aud
sn T4,x WIFE tsr sSs n s ~
II not ia not lcaye ibis house to-ii,ght With
out II. There arc t4rro scpa to tho aat world t.sst
Wsl, .upaae you hass moi dune anythtug7 alsuy ars
cut on u thai stsp. Tae second .ssp i. refusing:
Chr!st. They nd not tstea lla aer Of 1rst hut naw
rHsiug-wheu you say you dcspss th!s rcligton this
Dbc. soMe may 70 away enA uiock. but a! TAN say
I. hops ooI wt PREV the tsat holac your hs4F.
that you to these mees,ugs7 Can ,on s,orA 10
Do tiat' Theze b nothing uo1s for llo to DO. lie
y 1sSynsh: WY n9t 4'sn, h! ao~7 ~ En.
wan ansry with HIN md said ho wishrd
he would leave home. Tho boy said le womld.
mother did nut EtSs hM Up but tried vi hcr llu to
reconcile them: On her death bed sLo asAc<l Gun
hns. that 10 should send for hoF boy. The haugLiy
fa,leF said hs would send Ia hsr manic. No. sAo SAIL
hs xuud ncver toEie At iast le sent fur hfa aud
thu boy hut tue father wouldn't recognize him
hs o!tss spsn. nrr SyiuK strength il trying y
east together shs died. They ouksl 1t tbs dead body
and their eyes nut, and ttets that boay tsy b.
ut LID good paus III taax tA.t IL ao /. snass VIII .
you Cod stands here Tonight saytug, "Oh, siuner,
Am racousilc4 o.sou; will YOU LET ~ rstopci!e4 "
, 1875-10-21

hoo and IL uiso51ets brought By tpdscrstions or
s4ueAs. Any druggist ha4 tho insrsdisnls. Address
DAVIDSON 4 Gu, Hu1 1,1lS. Nsw York.