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Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-04-02
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


DY VIRTUE Of a writ of fesi ftcias issued
I'D out Of the Circuit Court for Montgomery
county. and TO the Sheriff Of said county di-
rected at the suit Of Catharne Graves, Ad-
ministratrix Of Lewis Graves, deed, against
the lands and tenements OF Adam Talbot,
have seized and takea in execution all the
rioht. tile. claim and interest. both at law
and in equity, Of the said Adam Talbot Of,
IN and 10 ali that Tract, Piece o. Parcel Of
Land living and being in Montgomery coun-
~. which was conveyed to said Adam Tai
bott by Washington Bonifant, by deed bear
ing date the 10th day Of March, in the year
l852. and recorded in Li6erJ G. H., No. !,
Folio l79 &c, one Of The Land Records Of
Montgomery county, and containing
n Acres OF Land.
The above described property is situated in
ibe 5th Election District Of Montgomery
county. about halfa mile west Of Sligo. on
tbe road leading from the Union Turnpike to
what is called Four Corners.
Therefore notice is hereby given that on
TUESDAY,, Apra l3th, 1873, At ~ o clock
A. NJ. in front Lewis GTeave's Store, IN Sli-
20, will sell the above described property to
the highest bidder, for cash, to satisfy SAID
claim. .,.,,.,.,s,
mar Io-ts Sheriff.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-04-02
JESSE #. LUKU,
Mechanical Editor Of Scientific American
Noi;ce 10 Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given thai ihe subscri-
\ her has obtained from The Orphans S
Court Of Montgomery county letters testa-
mentary on the personal estate Of
ELIZiBETH WILLIA1HS.
late of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
BY warned to exhibit the same with the vouch-
crs thereof 10 the subscriber, ON or before
the 17ih day Of March. 1876; Otherwise,
they may b. law, beexcluded from all bene-
it Of said estate. All persons indebted TO
said estate are requested to make imme-
diate payment Given under my hand this
18th dav of March. 1875
CLAYTON WILLIAMS.
mar l9-ft Executor.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-04-02
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
y ber has obtained from The Orphans
Court Of Montgomery county letters Of ad-
mnistration on the personal estate OF
W4N. A. w. TEIRS,
late of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or be-
fore the 23rd day of March, 1876 other
wise. they may, by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate, are requested to make imme-
diaie payment. Given under my hand tais
23d day Of March, 1875.
SAMUEL c. VEIRS,
mar 2G-4t Administrator.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-04-02
M q TIE q G .

vENHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
4 between the subscribers, doing busi-
ness Al Get,nantoY n Station, Md, under the
name and stsle Of John Il Gassaway, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent Either
marty is authorized 10 make settlements. All
persons indebted to this House are hereby re-
auested to come forward and settle their ac-
counts promptly. -
Signed, JMo Il GAS5a" = AL
Germantown, Md, March !, 1875.
nB- The undersigned will continue the
business as usual.
mar l9-tf JNO, Ii. GAo5A T.
, 1875-01-16
OTHER CRIMINAL MATTERS.
ATTEMPT AT lYNCHlhQ,

NJ tEHF1 y l1FkHlf1.
Sptriai D7spatrh 70 Yhs t'hcaen Tribune.
TRnASA. o.. Jan. t5-lcsiert'ay nasny tlrcass
were nalu upon CIR streota agaius. Utlery, tho
truto w|1o cusaunttcd tho outrage uron little
Nellie Morgan. 1t was not only thought amoug
tio majority Of our peol'Io th.t tlo WRETCH would
bu found swinging f,om limb or telegraph
polo this morning, but almost every o,,o CT.
pressed Ii wish that it would Ia 10. Tuiuss aere
uuualally quios until about l;39 tl4it morning,
body Of about l59 nlen, mostly masked,
matched silently to Tho jail, and. with
}argu nulAler OF outsiders. they do
inantlcd tAo p,lsouor. Receiving no 70.
stuuao. they commr1ced Oil tho doors
With Bcdse- hammers, a!rl succecteta III break
i..; u holc III tue fruEt door. Tlo 6ecrlN anu
heavy guard succeeded III dsitlug tho mob from
tho door, uud gtLs hhcrG ordered thu court.
yuyd cleared III fire minuteB. or tho guard would
open Tire. urcat d!e4ppointmout was Expressed
t[iis morning BY many TINT thu tleud had uot
received tl.u ron ard lle justly deserved.
Thu little Eirt Eth Erer, hut ii wilt be many
days before elta :oycru lru tbs horrible treat.
ulent rutcitsa!.
Illeru III li:t1o doubt taat another
att.e.. viii bo mai, on tho Iii
a;:a,,l to-ass.,s /: ls ru,aorol that a
luru bntly ,r determined Hlc i1ayo AruweI tLcy
viii uu,er giyr 1t W untl llo Is hung.
Tho community maa a.uln ytasted bY . report
that another R11anpk Ut rape WRa made yesterday
, 1875-01-16
PROPOSED LEGISLATION,

THE HouHE JUDICIARY CoM2t rTEE CAEyoT AGnEE.
Sler.at IAa3mteh to TIE Chieuoo Iribunt.
WABN1SnToS. D. T., Jnt. 15.-Tho 1lopBo Ju-
aiciary Committee this morning touk ti,ree yotcs
upon tbreo several propositions respecting LOU
isians. Tie first motion Was thAt Dutler's bill
for 4 now election 10 lavorably reported. Thrs
WEB defeated There were but tlroo yotaa for
it-l'utleF, Ireu1ain, md Poland. Wilson, OF
Indiana, who was absent, would 1t ia c1nimod,
hive voted for tho bill. but there was majority
Of sevon Against it., 4 mutton wnn also defeated
to dircct subcommittee to pforare q bill for
provisional government. A motion thAt a blll
10 propared recognizing tho Kellogg Govern
1uont shared tho samc fato. The Committee
las this negatlyed tho 0illY three propositions
that haro heen hslggcsted as possible solutions
of tic Louisiana question. This indicates
simply that the Committee iH not vet teudy 10
take tinat aGtl0n, but LcHirea to await ttIn return
OF the Committee from New Orleans. TIN i,di-
cations ar0 tllAt. il there otlo- alternative
tho Committee would yoto for provisional
government. Tho Ypte would hayo boon differ
ent Ind Frye, OF Maine, felt at liberty to yoto,
luen,bar OF tlle Investigating C1Mmlttoo, a,,d is
consequently judge III tho case.
Ht.rAnATION 1lI:StRED.
Tim Attorney General ilns received q rotltion
Higneh by 200 nosrocb. making tito rot1ueat that
tie United states uat apart territory for slipsat-
iahed ncGroca aud protect tlom by tilo military,
under any form of government acceptable to
Congress- The potition represents that tho
blacks wonld make moro rapia progresH IL. civil
izatinn II not compelled to remain in contact
with |Yi1ites
, 1875-01-16
7ELEGRaPH!c BHEyITjES,

Tho fllinots SWINE Dfeedcrs' Association meets
In Springfield. Oh the 10Th OF January, at tho
rooms OF tho Agricultural Board.
4 Central Commission for tho international
Exposition at philadcphia iu 1876, AaB been ap-
pointed dY the King OF tho Netherlands.
Thu crop Of leo 1t Ottawa, ILL.,, IL unusually
largo this ecason+ Tie thicxnrss il over ~
INCHES. Ono houee alono haH alroadr sccurcd
nearly 6.010 tons.
Tho stock aud fixtures Of Tho connosinS room
Of lie dclIlnct Ntpubtic newspaper If ScH York,
were sull Yesterday to satisfy Judgments OBJ
tained by tue latc employees.
Tho regular annual meeting ol the Lasails
Cnunty ilble Society w1 h.. held At The aiot.od-
ii,st.. Ut haif past ~ O'clock Il. IN.
Tho Hon. T. ". Robb, mombor Of the Ohio
House OF Representatives. from Allon County,
was stricken wtsh rarslysis at columbus ycstor-
day morning. aa'l il in dangerous condition.
Tho fifty liquor cssas on indictments found
against sa!oo!a-keelcEs in I4nsai!e Cauut7, for
yloatons Ut s1io SPECIALIZED Temperance law, up-
tealsd u kendail County. with tho exception 1t
= few sett!aA Oh pleas OF guilty. hnYs bcsn posl-
poaeI uut'l aay nest.
AEsccnbay 10 INSTRUCTIONS from tbs Cnmmou
Council. tho Fire Department of LAHule waa
reorganIzca on Tluraday eyoulug last mud now
oolsrIstH 0f tWenty-aeSon members each of
whom llGs taken tho oath OF . Hpncinl policeman,
ahd IL authorized to act ~ Autl during oon.
migration.
, 1875-01-16

iAe IlnclhAa1l HaseAe sPea1H thns Folntedly
OF the is,aauo rawlings OF tho Nuw York rreaa
..h r o,;u;.,. I,.i.1..io ,,.t,hla ~. :.
wei s"' t.o"''t"'t@ 4'ket1't'e 79aaoutoi ua3 ~
! might, With great propr[cty have inclndod tho
,,crp1a.v Dartisau Ehoufyer nj il. ovn citv.
sr,' s'.,,, s,.s. =, ~. ~. ys,. ~ .,J ~. eJ
i9e ts%aG F!R u the 40" apIa JOURNALS oFss me
~ aAaaf' Hl!out aecufate ihiufa1i"a OF Tho
l.t.s VI ua ease ne1r wing viii e.e other u ransin4
s.s @ M.tam t"stn tft ~ .ase.f, @ nt .uHt anan"ohe
niul liz rcxy u the sasue pres oves tic seizure ii
.ho ir.c n!eaMef Vlfeins " iils SPANISH althorl-
!rs. ~ tAe 1laheF iIsy ~ strlsE at taas LIMO
w4'anas AAoHlfase, auu "ililoaI ueslllnR 10 AhoW
u nko alannef tuey slEnsa 10 nif-ilefoa Gull
ateF ~ 'neehary esagSosaah 10 fnso tl!o lAssoi!a
~ VAC lAasase aha 10 aftse &he ADMINISTRATION milo
lh31ant n aets ns war: -.-.
u lxe nhnet the ssock assnees at eals tot setaa-
tsoanl rublio meetings. called lneciinG 10 work 'lp
paEe passion aga&Ast han hn1 to otcu tlu lTchtltnt
it.oi1 lnso W.T.. AnA some public hlrt,, who I'd
%tore been distinguished fur tle lufsststn Ut tol
ica.la ma HetAatlrl FaasontnR powers. faole away
, 1875-01-16

|
A'H "n a"ttht II u nots tHan ~ hl's tifeat. 1ha
te'.ft sa, ~ ,,l ah many 1ha"ncss arcn'nrnne1 ,;
v a,,, m si'rneg ri e. "f H. esn na mea - tue o'esrt
KEY af'nit "a tAxe thh blaces' hiHl titnnf "n'ih
% n2a sh .nresM ~ sts vrry aet,'a.y a. inri lhcy 5r'
~, y IT, ;.s. :. Mns ~ ~ 81 a. s'aet ts oi'e. 'as
:" ~, al Ivy !Fss1et1 "lose ms e"cH.n ihreh ot thH
~ M atea ,.,u :. a,n eae5. -. ~ 'nn In~er .e
~ W. 'sS" a', ~ 'n1ts aFT hnn m t>"*
M'",n' Ihn r'hHr" nrt shn f'arrf dt'r". f'r~WrlI:
~. mn ne!'.;n ,n h",mt' ~ a ss'sta ,'f H'heIsr ~
..n."E !",. ~ = "Ha",a :" 'ae &c, shi 9 IL.
nt"3es. 1aeas ato tpr iAete y IN 'lo psrt ~ ''st
.Is ~ n't ,,,,,i ict ntlnsnnst H. "I aa.af. ~ as'In'n
WILT , Huats e'a stss' .as nassAa N "'r 80 ;s
.k @ any nnn 0, anf, %'l sten'.f. nf r''l ir' III
,, ~ IN ,sn @ uf m a't" H.. III tH a at ~
.s ~ III q r.. ~ '1ss, ~! raf'1 i '"! %tesHHr
IT. .' w 4 a, n.r,nt ~ 70 'a; IN "a "f NJ haze hos
~ ~ 'n % ua't' at ns'n ~ ".;.:T III - th'"fH,,Eh
~ ~ lit f' o. onH ~ .ny ae ~ :" tt'.e t'eeF1
~ ~ , vi VT ,r -, 'a1s't4 H. M .'"'t rat.-
tt - az, . ~ @ 1" "i',M ~ - IL, 'ise ~ le MAJ.
r. ~ ~ nlt @ saaa a,t'a NY ~ :: W p'1;t ~ t.,
,s "lc a' y, ela!lhe'l. '''tl'1'a's III
,n3'ar'na'y XIX r.!t%i i, F'Fr nn? a4sh' fEi'. i'.1t
sa W. ~ irs ~ KY ~? ~ W.! tm"s a''''fl!tals
n h'i"n ln!''i.is f 'i'fi''r'. a. -,
n." s M "s s nn, 'di 31 ~ y n,
, 1875-01-16

Now that tie papers aro talking about tie Ne.
vatla ".bonanxa.' thus listo paragraph from the
San Frauclsco 4li{a IL timely; '.Ma Lava boen
compelled to alopi tho Spanish word bonanza.
III" ldca is comparatively .,aw iu tho experience
Of Uur Euglisl-4psaking community, but the de-
gna1ll fur Bogio suitable expression TOR 1t ID im-
perntiso atltl wa could not elsewhere hnd tarm
already familiar to many and 10 appropriate
l'uE 1IiFee centuries tho bpaularda mnuopulized
all the Ercat sseF mines 0f tue world, aud they
lcaslcd II! tho uncertainties OF digging tor NJ.
Eehtiteru'ts deposits. Wien thoy we're working
was n bonanza, aita III ety,noiogy to our boou,s
and il. nlsnn!uG, tu blossins; AMI when, on thu
ot4ss hand. tho minor WAS searching ut gresi
cxsetso anu III disappointment III lilo barren
M H'ln stone ior tnator'at TINT would pay. he said
, 1875-01-16


CONDITION or CADD0 PARISH Just pEFDRE THE
EI.EcTiuS-THE OFFICIALS ELEGTEn AFHAtD tt,
AasuAR THEIR puTiE5-0rrOs1TI0N 10 THE
WHITE LEAGUE STAMPED OUT.
sltctal DiapatcA 70 the 4Seta rork Issa<s,
WAau1aaToN, D. G., jan. 13,-rha following
"a the full report Of Maj. Merrill. which Las
beon 80 often referred to III t4o dispatches and
QebatcH On Louisiaun affairs;
HEADQUARTERS DI1ra1cF oy THE UprER HE'D R.v.
sAaEFxso4r, I.s.. Dec.2o t974-1JjHat- fit,it,ai
{IsptaFi"eft " .thc GnT ,su Orsea,s La.SIa H,-
ssssans to your telegram u Dec. II, tructug tu
eeta eEess to ~ III 1eaAtne.4 to aprru.a Violence
aaa let It 1e understood that will to 1t, hive tAa
Honos 10 report that iu tiew Of theso Instructions
" osen a .onas !a!ns q ths lro is
~ nsssly = can ascertain thsm Tbs staty hetutn-
,ha board hass OFFICIALLY announced that tlo c4nui-
natea t1t otes In ss parish, what IL known ~ the
Asdaesl ticket, are duly aud lawfully elected. Tie
mo 9pl4sing party dccAta that such IL as
W Iaet, ma that tue persoas !tucn ds:EarcI
ssSfsea :att snsn not t1ie Or hula ths ollisss.
41!e hetct!a1naion appears to 10 well
ss@hea. ana - RoAerally expressed aud
approved w shs lasge majority Vt ths whiss. .aat
, 1875-01-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

NATIONAL sALETE AT NORWICH, CoSH.
NORWICH, Conn.,, Jan. lilly order Of the
Mayor national santo was hrel this afternoon
in honor OF tho prcsdant because Of his action
Oh tho Louisiana question.
TIE SEW fOEI UNION LEAGUE cLuu.
hEw YoaK, Jan. 15.-A: the annuaI meeting
OF tho Union League Club last eYening short
and spirited discussion Of tho Louisiana trouble
followed. the tuEor Of which was al approval Of
the Presidents conrHo. Au extended considera-
ton Of the question was deferred until Monday
evening nextt whcn special tEoDting WAS called
and n committee appointed TO report OH tho
question. In the election Of officers tic names
of William Z. Dodge, Tcter Cooper, and William
g. Eryant. owing to their participation Ii. tho
ulass-uleetinB at Cooper Institute. in relation to
tho action OF the Government in tho Louisiana
question, wcro scratched considerably By me,a~
beru.
MEETING IN BALTlMnNk.
BALTIMORE, J9u. ia largo meeting was
bold tonight to protest against military inter
leading speaker.
TuE VIRGINIA 1Ea1sLATrgE.
1tfcHMosp. Va, .fau. l5.-Ihe Virginia Lcgis-
!ssuro has adopted resolutions protesting against
tho recent conduct Of Federal troops til Louisi-
ANA HI ErOba nNd WantGn rtAufration OF power
TUE M1SHDrNI LEGISLATURE.
ST. Louis. bau. 15.-Ihe majority roport on
Louisiana Affairs, which, will ils minority re-
polt, Inns bocn argued in tho Missouri l.ogIs-
lasure for tirre dayh past, Was adopted to-day
by u vote Of IL to IS.
II THE KANSAS LR6IsLATCEE.
TOPEKA, Ran. Jan. l5.-The following resolll-
ton was offered in tho IIouae tu-tiay aud made
the special or.lsr for "Wednesday nc1t:
WnLhEts, Tie Hnbapt,y eondtnl Of Affairs In
Lnutsi1n2, occuHontal by White Leagues ans 1tirr
rrcs ~ ths 1rlHli!ol III Their tlcj Of law, 10
maneet the PROMPT 'nterfs q the Federal Gov
eantneAt, that tlg Lw-aEilin4 cttAe4 VI said Statu
might 10 pFntetttd In their pursuits aL1 property aud
tic laws eGforred aud
WHEREAS. tien: Sheridan took immediate ssers to
prevent bleosle and snartll aud pEoytte peace aud
sustain the existing laws and,
WHEnEAA, Tho lr,sl.leut Of the united States, IN
biz wfslulu a4 sustained Gen. 6hsritlau auu eGl4r-
q! Ills purpose to execute the lawA under vi cryu-
stances; ; therefore,
irsorcd ly tho Ilose o! Representatives, the ssr-
ato conrurftus, that tho 1euple VI Ka.sas, t'r"Rh
t!elr representatives lii Legislature asse,ltlt L.
fally ~, lsartl!y iuderss lie course u
Qth. Sheridan, and tie action a{ tue
President in sustaining him; aud pledge ahu.u
nn9uaiife snr1 ost IN reir eIrrs*sd determination
10 preserve And uphold tAs .nnjsssJ Of Tho iaw
anil terehy Fretect the !uyes and p.tstty IT a rti-
ztis pf the Quilted 61as, Irrespective Ut race, color,
or locality.
, 1875-01-16
Il Great nan1a Dead,

- Efaas fhs Rt.dttAJ {1.} 3tnffs.
0n "Wednesday morning Mr. William Kupp,
ngnd Fl years. rosidluE uoay Doughsyils, mud
colebFatod throughout that sectiun for Ais TO-
lnarlaoto weight, died suddenly, lIo hal been
III gOol lcajth and BElritH Oh tho day aul
evening previous to Ills domiso, a.sl hal retired
Ut tho usual hour. IL tho morning carly ono Ut
the family accidentally entered lss rootn, aud,
approaching tho bed, found him lIfclcsa. Mr.
Klpp waa ! wonderfully fsatGeA 1uau, weighed
450 Eonntis, and somu idex of bis i!Aulc1lao hika
tnaY bo gathered from tho fact that tho calf of
puce. ue WRs about 1eet u IucAes In heiglt,
aud WAS without doubt tue heaviest znau iu thu
United States. f1o Was saltl to have been q Sit.
sulaIly handsome inal, aud Ais Unusual s;zo Ill
net srelu to detracs from lis personal Iome!Iucs5
Tho .iesa,la Legislature has been called tho
I.egi: lst4so Mn1n; Goiarany. assa:sized to
aiEk ,sLaft on the bAafoH Load; sAuTes at
sl0,GCU." It COS: the distinguished bouauxat
Just s600.cuo tu GOT to lid Gaa4ta, hastin'
svsas like tiese pay VI saant4
, 1875-01-16
a Hoy VINO Love. Iul. TcucR.cr,

FToM Nf ElF7IH9lt'N DAD H1ilfIf9e.
passl1,g oaa of tho city schools yesterday, wA
listonsa to tho beholarH singing "Uh, how |
iosU my teacher tlear." TtofU WA QUO boy with
4 voice like tornado wllo Waa 10 eutAusiastic
" UA. how love my TOUGHER dear with vim
tiat loft no possible oubt OF hls affection, Ton
minutes sfter, that boy had been btoul Oh tic
tiuor Tor putting shoe,naker's wax oi, his tcacL.
ors chair. got thsee d. merit arks for draw i1ly
atlas, been we'll shaken for putting bent pins IN
another loy'a cIAIE, kcollcd for Rlliotlil4;; out
loud. sentcnce1 to stay After bcloui fur ,lsawiug
ink-1noustaenes Oh hls faeo Rl,d Liacalus MI
other boys nose, aud eounally whipped for slap.
ping $50 spit-Latls UP ayainst tho ceiling, nlld
throwing big ono into HlIrs car. You cant
bellsye lalt q boy says Masn lts sings.
, 1875-01-16

that tho llcnnbfichn party wns two-faccd in THU
matter, a'll tiin cDuntry waa beginning to tl,tler-
| stattt] It no. 1he American poopla weIo humana
aH'l snorcifnl wien lss alonp tHt they wnro tlo
| d0sl! whG at"Iisca =: oppression. II" prupuan
MI rcssely far al! tlin I.o,i~ana tli}ienity that
tbs Administration uiIoI call homo tic army
aud tho roopo woud eottac tho trn1an1o qnin.lY.
Iho V"yerntnelt H'oud mt rrntect tho carpet.
| baREor. ff1 FFts'steti h:Rf,Ikt tho Nnfh pH.ttuR
forth its political Iazxaroni upnn the Syutl.
Tho Senat.;r from Illinois I4asa,,} .,Y3esH.nt,J
tho psilGii'n nf TIM ol1 Dem cIacv u which
llc rnn no long Il member; bu. Your. lie.
| nIocracY wan fn'@ Iis.t;,--a Democracy upon tic
Cincinnati lla!f.thl, alll foj!u"in; thorn wll,
| weto fotmtriy leaders in tI.e old ucinoc,a acy.
!'o1jaMln !. BasIrr wan ofu Of tho Republican
ital ri III afn.~a"lnlsciit, hut Formerly lcuor of
! of Cincinnati gaye him hlH 1niot,ls list fali.
~ tLe Ba'no time tley laid tho ll"nuIaAlo Hen-
| ntor (LoIa'i) III ihs hlla:!e In Illinois, II wns
lot aG!pr':nG tia. ti,is Senator should feel b,li
towards t'tsr Voting Dc1noc'"cy, iur IL sus fell
| nE Tho ot1 icatrrh everywhere.
IL conc!4'siVn Ir Upton ur;,na that tho rcHo-
1utlofls "f thu :icuator fFu1n Missouri (5elurzJ
| ho usrect ~.
| ... NR. LOGAN
| sail 1t Lad been snEs;esnl by tho Senator from
Nebraska &Iipfon) lHat his ft.pgan') s';ato lta4
heol visited Gy thu Democracy. Ile tliun Hent tu
tho Clsrk'1 itsk all ! bAti ,caI lilo teicyrAsl
t1ute1 jan. II. alircstcd to himself ana Ogcnly,
stating TINT tho Illinois iiDuBe Ut REPRESENTATIVE
1tfv4Ns
", l'efhoc'nttc revolution declarnE t1lat the
ihtcrI2rehcu Of Tug Executive IN l-nHiHia;'h was
unlawful. llc aIEu rent to the Cler:u loblt
anu hatl Ira" telegram q Wiz to thu Prthi-
neit OF jan a. Hta:E thae i'o observed II t!lo
nlceatsa nf tho President that tlls tlAe of tho
ih1asf III Ae" Vr'c"nn on tlta ati Inst 'Fas il',-
aatllofl%ed ny mn, sli1 calling upI lin to re-
inatato tho Legislature, Of WHICH hc clainled to
10 npeaEes. >........
.af Logan ealtt y appeareu rom that telegram
tha1 the o!lcr Hide wa;ltol tAo uso Of the 1nis-
itnry nnw. ., ..,,.
lf Iipto5 sa!d no Hoped tllo rc1'1est TottId bo
efa'itGu, aad thcso geiltlonlo w""id be liiinil-
tatod ny nnlntt nade to 90 baek ani niIa3 thclr
tGrann'cal "orlts. ............
~ HrEssif nF SENATOR FiIEfIsunuyHEs.
mr. frciinsht}pe', ~ tho c*1ifao oi lengthy
auulstH aall t1o People o' th cuu,1trY we're
talinli' atapfessen "ltn thc lhJust'co done Fros-
iael,t Graltt m and uni'. Sheridan during the de-
pato. Inc whole charge asa'nss tlIoni was mn
generous, tl''1hat. al'd untrue llo hoped tue
On1ta siatnn Sot'aso would 10 ch'tfu3, and ihtn
Iosttlity 10 tlto liso OF inlfitary power 1t would
not Eifo co's''tellaf'co to tho inora da'lEcro'ia
rn"cr Of taa'patiou bv civil authority. ilo re-
viewed 'ho csellts Which occurred IN rev
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cElry reputation, snl after having re.rlu, rs,l,e
life in Respectable journalism, tn :S,sw Y-t after
cnlr4o NJ inftmS, IN imitation # the c)'1rr Eer-
nett, to 1n'kn secessfF j'nfna'. Ms ap!ar' II,
l'enntts, nnl hta lad al influence IN n:hcra Tia
stn In IN Imitation 0! tho abandonment nj tle hsy-
dM- The 1tf}rr- founded ~ Horace fireery ''-is
1,% init AIR II ts Hrrdft nn .nn. Tan Asinr In
tin"rs infect. all New s'ork journalism, arl ftkr.it
sl;&lEari; r. A"s- en un,:"l y, anil Gtrcs It loY
view nj ~ thirta, mi "w r'alef of treating public
INN and II!tlc YNcsti!ls.
, 1875-01-16

TffE hEADEhtf Of k1llG{r c1net--e
Tho t;n,,uar uh; e,,nenrt1 nj ~ eS,,io,,,,
:tu.,c ,,,,y,-,ta u, ~. Gs.tis, t.-.ao''s I'll
r. u; ~ n",1les' she 1aa'r
s5e't a''' -1f' Loosen. chtef OF lilo orchestra,
have aifcrdc demonstrated that good CONCERTS iu
thD West Diyisol OH Sunday o;snup. nil, l..
sunuortcr mtv;,tat,r,,;n, H.. t,,t .,a.. '' ps
t-.',,,.,, ~, ,.. t'o ~. N'At no eA
'"".o'' A'.t4.s'o's VI uF''t.tnt alld a-lot4!5age
o1cFeI. ~ III t1n 1urncr iigli concests Of Tho
North Division. Iir. Locgch las placed bis con.
ccrts purely 1,yuu their nIunfraI .n,,,ta o,,1 r.
dnfn.,uo In. 81 =, lii, sto.'',a.1 - '." ~
,'s,,,,,s aa",a. ~ ''e" 1'a''u'" " hi''s'e 1oi
u t"'i'l1as eoncFFs' ahN the encouragement
he las received alseaty nsioHs tiat ilo made COZ.
rect cacuIasinns, end will also riro him re,son
all, nluccucus ia secnro s.;t, or,,,to, ot,r
t,or. for ,1,o f,t,o rv.~, ,'S1''e
~ 'o W .o''ecis1 Aa'e alFead?
heea e''cpt and u eacn of them tho programmes
l.aso been 3u:.ciousY made, and 50 arranged Al
10 suit tho tastos Of a}l. For ;ns.ancc nj t1,o
t5rst copcryt tftorc wcra ,ho ,rortr,o ,, 75,r.,
.,tt- :, t.., ~" Wv ~ Ha'.
a"'ne' t, 'ns eci'eizo from Nonae'ssoAna
scoscu asMHhouy, asNt tho Finale to "Lo.
henGrin,' for I1oso who like q higher
range OF ns,,s;c, and the oyer.u,o In
"Ye}ya," tho "Scn}lcr March" nnI y.rr r,eass
lug instrumental and yoral p,in4 cntl ,lu,,a f.,
tLodo who liko 1uuro ropuJar muaic. In ltEo
ma,lncr the lovers OF Ljcn urt,cr or n,,,sr w.re
sat,sed at tho second CONCERT Will, thu eru,,itita
1iAyIt Quartetto which. Ly tho way. was cI:ar,n.
ingly ,larcd by Messrs. 1.noncl,. f;nhI sinyn:,,
ma !Ic;,hnr. a diyerr,tnr1ont ~, tf,,n,as,