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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-07-22

lie newspapers are u0VOLl0g great deal
of attention to the discussion of Charles
O'Conor's attack upon the Court of Appeals,
of the State of New York. The great
advocate is so bitter in his prosecution
OF Tweed that he has no patience with
those who stand in the way of
that rascal's punishment, even when the
interfering party is the court of last re-
sort in the state, speaking suthoratatively on
the law of the case. The gist of Mr.. O'Cenor's
complaint is that the judges find a flaw in
every method of procedure adopted to bring
Tweed to justice, and the inference is that
they are the tools of the ring which was still
in power when they were elected. The at
tack was called fort by letter from Judge
Davis, who sentenced Tweed, asking O'Con-
or's opinion on his conduct and the legality
of the sentence. Such a course of
action, by an inferior Judge, in the
face of decision of superior
court, is highly indecorous, and
can only be described as strictly in keeping
with Davis's usual conduct. It was his
business to receive and maintain the decree
OF the Court of Appeals, not to call it in ques-
ton. The great advocates reply, though
not technically so blameworthy, is also
deserving of severe censure. He is generally
acknowledged to be the leader of the Ameri-
can bar, and has by his purity and probity
acquired a wonderful influence in the
community where he lives. 1t is
customary to look upon everything
he says as the conviction of
powerful independent mind, careless
alike of fear or favor, and his impeachment
of the honesty OF the Court of Appeals must
either destroy the general respect for his
impartial integrity or weaken the authority
of the highest tribunal in the state. A
lawyer grown gray in the courts should GER
tainly be very slow to throw contempt upon
the law and its ministers, and the degrade
ton OF the present New York Court of
Appeals would be a misfortune to
the whole country. The decisions
of that body are not only regarded |
with absolute confidence in the Empire
State, but are quoted with approval all |
through the Union. Probably no other body |
of men in the country deals with so many |
important interests affecting the rights OF
persons and property. Even If the court
we're wrong in single instance, it would |
become such men as O'Conor to bow to its
dictatiou, and teach the public that submits
sion to authority which is the most difficult
lesson to learn in rep0blic. Throwing |
contempt on the decision in the |
Tweed case can only be excused on the
ground that Judge Davis and his abettors
are aware of venality in the court. This is |
e
such men as Church, Grover and Allen. |
Indeed, bribery would hardly be possible in |
the case of Grover, who, though perhaps the |
ablest jurist in the state, is of such simple |
tastes and habits that he considered thou |
sand dollars a year an ample salary to live
on and declared himself embarrassed with |
the surplus. Above all, the plain fact stands
out in regard TO Tweed's sentence, that Davis !
was wrong, and that tine precedent he estab- |
lished was an extremely dangerous one.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-07-22
Ohs Semtimel.
THURSDAY, JULY %.

In the letter of II. V. Redfield, of the
Cine nnati Commercial, published in Sun
davis Sentinel, describing General Preston,
whose recent Grafton has created such an
excitement throughout the south, Washing
ton and Lee University, at Lexington. is
mentioned as the place where the speech
was delivered, This is an error. The adj
dress was given at the University of Vir-
ginia at Charlottesville.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-07-22
PARKE COUNTY.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

Salem Democrat: The farmers tell us that
during this glorious hot, moist weather the
corn actually grows a foot week. This
season is undoubtedly the most favorable
to rapid growth we have had for many years.
fn some fields we see corn now over a horses
back, which will produce large yield.evsn
If we should have no more rain.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-07-22

MARsHAbL COUNTY.
plymouth Democrat: The hay crop in
this section is good, and the yield will be
more than double that Of last year. We
also notice that the oats crop is very gne.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-02
Sui, Comuittees:

On Grounds - Hessrs. Gibson, Trc2dway-
Wood. Buwker ana Becker.
on Cars-3loszrs. Wood. Eoboaee, Deten and
Swift.
ON Mnsie-Hiss=rs. Ticker, Donnclly and
Gibson.
On F.intine-Messgs. Doten, Swift, BovIer
and Edwards.
On pancinc-To have full ch2rge If til ball
room at the picnic ground, . Floor Manager,
etc. Seymour Fix'ey.
On iinauce-1.,syrs. Edwards, Ncr,s and
sLeI ard.
Executive Ccmmit;te-W. ;. Weed, 1. L. I'd
wards ana :. Z. swift.
N,PECIAL INCLUSION TRAINS uVFE TEE
- Virginia snd TrGcSce la ir3ad Vii convey
the Iiu.t- r and T.. II ifI,i"> 20 aI.. -Etm tie
P;cui, grounds, leaying vi riI.a CITY ~ rs 4.
Il. cola Hill. al ~. stopping al silver City
switch Carson tity aud ,.t:,r points 10Y ,Zcl.r-
s.ruists. EctEruiEC thr trains vii !t4Ve IL"
grounds at o'clock
the Rational GUAFp OF vlsclEia CITY
BY srec.al invitation, Lave Indy consented to
d. duty a. E.>I OFT OF The DAY.
The Best Bands Of Music in the State
VIII accompany the excursion, and il the sIa-
cous new Hall. and the Mansion grounds. al
who desire can indulge in Dancing.
PERFECT SAFETY AND STRICT GREER
Will be secured by Special Conductors and
Guards. on the Trains. and by large and eff
cient force Of Deputy Sherifs ard Special fo-
Iicemer under the command Of the sheriff of
Washoe county, and selected from the Pioneers
themselves.
No improper or Objectionable characters will
be allow ed either on the csrs or on the grounds,
and all possible attention will be paid to the
comfort ana pleasure Of the guests
TlCkETS........... 80
For the round trip. p-ocurable in Virginia City,
Gold Hill, Silver City, Dayton, Carson and Reno
Of persons duly authorized by the Society.
Ie2-td
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-02

TIE Nevada State Journal quotes our
suece s:ion for celebration Of the Con-
,ennial OF Bunker Hill in Carson ard
adds: We second the motion. There
bc!nr no objection, the motion is carried.
So altsrel.n
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-02

ATTEMPTED kIpSAPPING.-A very live
" breeze was created in our Chinese
quarters yesterday by the attempt OF
two Virginia City Cinnamon 10 abdpct q
Reno Chinawoman, on the old charge of
larceny. alleged TO have been committed
in that city last week, when the Reno
woman has not been out Of town for n
year past. They did not succeed in
their Leinous object. and started to re-
turn to Virginia. bu. before proceeding
far were arrested by Constable Barlow
and other local officers. on a charge OF
kiinaping. and placed in the county jail.
being unable to give the requisite bonds.
Eer0 Journal.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-02

TIE Gold Hill Nt1cs editor who was
il Carson on Decoration Day noticed
that there were no half mast flags on
TIE Mint ana Capitol. rs there should
have been. and in the issas Of that "a
per for Monday evening lie is properly
indignant.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-02

remark that Il have been surprised that
So many persons in the Republican party
should permit their enemy TO force upon
them or their party an issue which can
not add to the strength of the party, no
matter how met" is well-iined and
well-eeseryed rebulie to those Republi-
cans who have permitted themselves to
join in the general hue and cry Of the
opposition. This letter places Grant
exactly where his best friends desire him
to stand. None but his irreconcilable
enemies will find matter for unfriendly
criticism in its construction or purport.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-02
PRESIDENT GRANT ON TEE THIRD
TERM QUESTION.

The most important political docu-
nent of the time is the following letter
from President; Grant on the Third
Term Question:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-02

The SEWARk LAND COMPANY j. Row il
sLAIs: the Guarantee Fund paid II. Tni-
Company viii h. II. pared il May u til laItI.s
10y ST .I.4Cat AID railroad II tLeir town and
lands. ~ reIertrCc - The Coast Survey Chart
f; VIII lie scr. that et oTero Eulut. in front OF
NyW4TE, !.c u.tp N4tlC ,tl-fs All lie Wa
thu Uh the ,h;l.I!,l t.eIG IL. Is.cI:c, N:ch IL,
t. !. l.. i. running in direct line through
LIyuIIUo.c PAS. u-klI- tbs tia roLucCtlI-
point /, tween all parts uI tie In ted States anG
by t-tl water 70 all paris o.: the globe GLa tin
~ ate - manuta,tiILg point Oh the bay Il "a
Francisco i!tLt! q water. good c!lLL-te keel
lent $ i, = Il cs>y c1ruuuu.catIua- Ia, L.seT->
planting d. lat Jug i,th. iLI- ,.up-I.
Viii cuIll.e nee active olorailCIs III bUIGI-S
| T. 1r al lA:oIIll-tft Il ''IrcUIATH - - AND
s1bssIiI tvl, !ii y AZ Iy eii-, Of the Cy-4EsuE
AS L California stree: basement, q sl;' Lani
Of California. san EEancIsto. hi, land
III ho sold at aurtIen Siay 22, t-15.
Ly II "a NeWhaii ~ Co.. ia acres and
lots TO the biEhesi bidaer Terms %
sale. Credit 10 large buyers. Possession will
be given 10y the LIST VI June. sooner if the crops
OF.
Steamer NJ s. Latham lea cs the foot If Bran
nan street, opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship
hsrt, san FRANCISCO, Sundays. N Ldays, A. "a
nesdays and Iridays, al so O'Clock, arriving Al
Newark at II to hslf-past Il, according to the
tide, giving from four To five hours on Tho
ground. Returning leave Newark q. halt past
O'Clock. arriving at san Francisco at haiti ass
six p. NJ. The bts OF Restaurants on the steamer
on the New ok plan; pay only for what YOU
get: Breakfast. 50 cents; Dinner IS cents. Faru
for round trlp seveuty-hye cents. Stages con-
meet with boat, running TO Niles, Centrevlllc,
Washington Corners, Warm Springs and Saa
Jose.
CHAS. r. PETERS,
myil-lm Manager.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-02
OLCCVICH BROS.
rrvl5-.f
NE" AT H.
EGANHs COMPANY,
The SEwARK LAND COMPANY is row j

San Francisco Bay. Alameda Co, California.
Title perfect. incorporated.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-02

Committee OF arrangements:
VIRGINIA.
John Knox, John Lamb II,
W : Wood, W W Tinker,
L Edwards.
GOLD HILL.
VII Donnelly. " D Gibson,
Aft Doten.
SILVER CITY.
Chas Robrlee, Claus Becker.
CARSON CIT.
4 u Trealwsy, I Swift.
RENO.
J 5 BowL.r ST Houle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-20

Ex-SecrCtary Of the Treasury NcCulloch
las written n letter from London 70 the New
orls JTitl''7o. IN which he pays n han tsorna.
I'D on tie whole just, tribute t0the mem
C-y OF ez-Presljent Johnson. He was a
man" says Mr.. McCullOch. .1Cf convictions,
and CTalterably true 10 them. Lacking
GuicEEess of apprehension, he was SLOW in
reaching conclusions, but when he had
reached them he adhered 10 them with IN
ConGueTable ten7city. No Drawer man, NOR
ally or physically, ever lived" Again. re-
ferring To his courage, he says, hal Mr..
johnson lived in the days of tho martyrs and
Eeen sentenced TO the stake, he would have
died as they did, without rccauting his opin-
ions, or giving expression to his agony. Mr..
NcCullOCh makes another important stat =
ment, considering its source, relative 10 Mr..
JChnsCn's habits, when lie positively asserts
that ne was not Incorporate, As many sup
posed. in the use Of liquors. He AYERS that
he saw him nearly every hour from Q in the
morning until ain the afternoon for nearly
iOur years, and although he frequently saw
him under excitement which a stranger
might have regarded as indicating iutOxica-
lion he never saw him under The influence
OF liquor Mr.. McCulloch closes this para
graph Of his letter by stigmafiSing the re-
ports OF Mr.. JOhnsOa's MEDITATION as .auda-
cious Calumnies."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-20

English journalists are very complacently
contrasting the prompt movement OF JUS iCe
In the case OF Col Baker with the delays and
yeNatIOus impedimentS which so often mark
us course IN This country. when men Of social
or political prominence are the defendants.
Ibey forget. however, that had Col. Ealen-
line Baker been caught in any part OF the
tnIted states in the act OF forcing young
lady 20 defend her virtue by taking her own
life he would have been hun.-befOre the train
moved C4.-ThUd Press.
This Is probably true, and at first sight it
seems like point made in favor of this
country. But IN reality il is not. In the
one case there would be a violation, in the
other there was an observance OF law. The
main thing for the security OF society is the
prompt enforcement OF the statutes, what
ever they may be, against all offenders, 10
matter what position they occupy; and in
uhis respect IL must, We think, be admitted
That England is a long way in advance OF
this country, at least, if not of the rest of
the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-20

Nh Jefferson Davis takes rather a high
Led position when he says of his declina-
L TO address the Rockford, Illinois, Grang-
IS, my only regret Is the loss OF Opporta-
ity 10 promote the public interest with
which the welfare OF your community is
i1enthed-" After all, Mr.. DOOlittle may 90
much towards promoting these interests as
The eX-he.ad of the rebellion. II ne cannot, the
Winnebago society may consider itself in
hard luck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-20

The Kansas Farmer says the question NOW
10 be heard on all sides is, Where can we
set stock 10 feed our corn tor People out
This way had an idea that the grasshopDors
had utterly destroyed crops OF every kind In
Kansas, judging from reports received mere a
few months since. Lord, how the world il
given 70 living -
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FOg PICKLING AND PRESERVING

IJEE CIDER YTNEGAR. warranted free from all
authorizations. year sold.
GREFN GINGER
fUBE SPICES q all kinds, ground and whole
PEhE PEACH BRANDY years old
WHITE WINE VINEGAR
FbUIT JARS, JELLI GLASSES
aue2O 81 Northwest corner 18TH and I sts
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The star for the Summer

Persons Ie0'i'a0 ne city for TIE s,sruse- or for
co'y por1bo-' Of q my hc1e THE STAR sent by
rscR. PoStG9e prepaid, far rich pe7Iof o, time as
they de'1re at The rate Of rs cents PER toees, 50
ee'as pa month, also for three months, or 81
f2T Ti1 Months.
sF-N 3. The pCpeT is not in cray oGse sent by
snGR tosl1ss he money therefor accompanies the
oTCteY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-20
LOANS on RIAL ESTATE.
ESQ and ESQ. Der cent. for negotiating

AUCTION GALES.
august 20, CorcorAn street, bet. 18th and llth, ct
~ Q eloct August II, LIST street, bet. and 8.
ate O'Clock. auglS-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-20

They have school called the Lucy Cobb
Institute down at Athens. Georgia.
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DRY GOODS.
CLoSING PRICES !.

We haze q ,a-rn -trrk - WINTER -0aps -,
over iron iast rssrcGs ard viii 0fer fhrnl ~ strb
rrlcJs rs y III insure resty sAles.
All. wOCt DAG FNA.s r11 CsNrT-S H.rR
"a cents-soid iast sess1n 20 - cents
ENTREES CLoTu sud srsCEs q; go -cu,s-s,la
Tor t-hs Ctnts.
MKIiNCEs end CASHNEBES - Icss than whole
sa-s prices tl4s -cAsua.
BLANhETS and sEANLs Stout La.f price
SUMNER GOODS AT 4 POSITIVE SACRIFICE
GAIL AND 81 CDNTINCED
GEORGE }. JOHNSON CO.
a-eLl-'t III rANKET SPACE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-20

Is Boston going backward? Whether she
Is OF lot, she clearly does not make as gooi a
showing III regari to assessed values this
year as was TO have been expected. As COM
pared with 1874, ner real estate has increased
III value only >i5G, S35, while there is a falling
OF in the assessed valuation OF personal
property amounting To- S4.9s7 ,I59 This, ia
the face of the ordinary growth of popula-
ton in cities and the average increase in
the wealth OF the country. indicates great
depression in business and an extra srdI nary
LrinEage in values, with possibly an ulti-
ate loss OF position in the rank Of cities.
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I hMNANIS
REMNANTSrI

n Inn AVIS.
REMNANTS!
RENgN ANTS ~
1T A FEARFUL SICRTFgrEF
TO CLOSE BEFORE TAXING STa-E.
VII Orr our entire stock q RNsNASTn
srt THIN pRFSS GOonS. A. - q"
lRAtES M m EFfnRE HEIRD or.
To NAhE Room Epg
fAll. AND WINTER GOODS.
just Received NV Hall Cai.-.a. A. 81. -ar.s
NurJI Csats o. 'a N'@t-f
hrT 81 Ga coos a. r. Cauta " .-fk L.
"a ards - lotions y he ~ No. 81 Z 49, .,
N,rk. " --' - ~
fyirernely fne RACK ,lraos ~ Sc, worth &c.
Tea - ths &c Eav-ls lrif
a " n. re- = The 80. Eau.karrfEafa
Sgl.rl H'l Ticking. i2s
The entire s'o-k otter perfect los q maj
room tar New fsil tsautI-
q. y. TOwyoN co.'s
bS" PenEsylysria avenue, sOcth eide near IN -
northwest .-.-s -,
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BOARDING.

FURNISHED ROOMS, with BOARD, at No,
Il sol street northwest, tSprague MansionJ
augl0lf In
MILLIKENp-Ce rneI OF 10Th and i strssee
Iv1 northwest, Washington, p. o., one square from
month. Transient Board, o Der day. House thor.
ouehly rspovated and refurn1shed.
tbe-ly FRANK MILLIKEN, Proprietor.
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THE "POOR MANS FRIEND."
Il confidently recommended to the public a. an an.
f.ilns remedy for Wounds Of every Seseription, for
ssAnding; Cuts, Burns, scslds, Bruises Chiblains,
6corbufic Eruptions, and Pimples In the Fsce Sore
and Innamsd Eyes, Sore Hseds, Sore Breasts, PILES,
ristula, &c.
Sold in Pots .. Is. re :; e.. U.s.. and N. each.
P1LuLk ANflSCROPHULR,
Confirmed By sixty years experience to be for
ecroDhua Leprosy, and alskin diseases, one Of tho
best Alternative Medicines for purifying the blood and
mild and 50 perfor FAMILY APERIENT that NAV
os Mken ~ I'll times without Confinement or change
Sold in Boxes - l.. Ed, H. 3D., H. 3D., lis., and
Sold By the Proprie.ors, BEACH 4 BARNICOrr.
q their ptspen:.ry, BIidRort, England, and by ali
respectable Medicine Vendors. ap3a-v On
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the ,uh
I scriber has obtained from the Supreme Court
OF the District OF Columbia, holding q special term
letters testamentary the personal tate OF JOH
HOLTE, late Of the District Of Columbia, deceasei
All persons having claims against tbs said decea,ed
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof, TO the subscriber, on or before
the 14th day Of July next they may otherwise BY
Law be excluded from all benefit Of the said estate
Given under my hand this 34th day OF July, lEs.
ELIZABIIh her mark N0LrE, Executrix.
Wifness-A. " x8sTBR- Register Of Wills. Jsls.,s
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GREAT CLEARING-UUT sAI.Ei

pRN GOODS Al IMMENSE gFpygrlONs
t'rtTi. MS O. orr M ann. a. zf,.H ftkfgg m ser
t-nle- y" shall aner pur entire stock al
DhkSS GuDIS. flDIES. taSSTWEK Is.
md NAM FIFFE COO Us,
at y Akh 30 BOWS PKTrE~
averaging about 20 PER CENT. L.. than former
.rfCU-.
car early To- she best Nasgsf-s We ara deter
ms led @. lose cut cur ~ MdfR SIugh in ort,r
- make gp9u "a new al Goods
Csis Prics 90 IN.
,.,.- hogan a WyIts.
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~ ATTANS' VEGETABLE .THARTil
- AND ANTI-HILlOUS PILLN


As a general family physic they unrivaIei, and
superior 20 patent pills generally Ia this: They are
home made and consequently always fresh. They
contain nc mercury or other mineral substance, or
alJ thing Use injurious They combine these three
most essential ,litles-mli ness, uniformity aud
certainty OF action. Every dose produces its fagiti
mate result Some OF the diseases in which they
specially recommended as afor1ng speedy relief or
cure are hsbItuai cOstiyenes cold nervous or sick
headache, dyspepsia or Indigestion liver plants
and bilious disorders generally. Jaundce and piles
Thousands Who have been relieved or cured will
cheeruly testify 10 their general efficiency "a the
pill for the Million applicable like the weakly
robust, children adults. Pr per box, - cents;
will be sent by mail to any part Of the country
receipt of price.
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
aUsc0 tr % and u streets northwest
PREDICTION IN PRICE SODA WATER
~ with fruit syrups 5 cents; cream syrnps,7 cts
Mineral W alters, 3 cents. q. G.. G. SlMMS,
auel9 ST. 18th -. and New York avenue
FRUIri FRUIT FRUIT!
Receiving daily FRUIT and VEGETABLES
which we sell AT wholesale prices.
Give Is q call,
CT WILKINS & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
arslo 81 9O1 La. ave, under WALL Opera.
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OYsTERs. SOFT AND HARD SHELL

nfSTERS, SOFT AND HARD SHELL
CRABS. ~ ~
wholesale and retail at the Norfolk A~
Oyster Depot, 621 street n. W. oppo-
cite Baltimore and Potomac Il X. depot
auglO-l I'm NICHOLAS WHITE q CO
(sEOR6lA AND FLORIDA.-Parties want.
~ ing Information about Georgia or Florida
should subscribe for the MORNING News publishe3
1T Savannah, Ga. DAILY, $40; W.skIy, 81 Der an
States, should use its columns Ne tsa paps, an
rae SOUTHEAST. Specimen copies sent on receipt of S
3w Ns'
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THE ONLY PLACE IN The CITY WITH
i OUT EXCEPTION,
TO GET
LAST
GEO. n. HRNAULr'S, Direct Importer,
U9m Southeast corner 6th and d sts. nv
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After all, 1t appears that Kentucky was
not as unanimously democratic at the last
election as was claimed Just after the polls
CLOSED The official returns show that Iiar-
Ian gained about 900 on the republican vote
In Isl, and nearly % 900 over the same vote
for county officers last year,-though il is
likely that the political lines were not as
closely drawn then as at the last election.
The legislature this year stands 90 democrats
TO IL republicans. Whether or not the latter
figure is large enough to constitute what
would be called "a healthy political organ
lzatlon" in a Kentucky assembly is more
than we can tell; but it Is a leaven that will
probably have its influence in time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-20
A o T 3 o i o q Z.
MADAME BOSS.

..rns es.ser.ssa Lazy xltroiogiss and nsa,i.s He.
q, northvest. She ~ no snSert0r N SsstnsstfnS
the Pest, Present, and Future. In love or busines
net sGe s,t y SsscfSns our sp6s
sure way 20 success In Ill UNDERTAKINGS. Oonsultn.
aSr ssEsssay eonadsnSiaa. LedSss. q; sentlemen.
olR. iy3-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-20

Mr.. Welsh meets Gen. NettIeton's charge
that his representations were influential in
the sale of Northern Pacific railroad bonds
by proposing that that company shall en-
ploy experts 70 prepare detailed statement
Ci all The influences used by its board OF di-
rectors or accredited agents to control
legislation and TO dispose OF the bonds in
question. 1t is safe TO say that an inyestiga-
lion such as is proposed Will never be made.
~ would develop too many queer things,
and bring 10 light facts that, for the reputa-
ton Ct a large number OF prominent people,
lad better be allowed TO remain under the
friendly cover Of surmise aud doubt.
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PERSONAL.

Two THE PUBLIC hereby give notice that all
L business relations between Mr. Ii. W. HUFF and
yself have this day ceased, BY his leaving my en-
ploy without notice settling my books and in yio-
Iaton Of his written contract He Is authorized
to nIy name in any business transaction.
CHRIS. REISSNER
August 18th, 1878. aug7- 6t
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