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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE BOHEMIAN GIRL AT BOOTHS THEATRE
The old and familiar opera OF ''fhe Bohemian Gtrir
was interpreted night Booths Theatre by the
Kellogg opera troupe, and it attracted an unusually
large and fashionable house In fact there was not
. vacant seat and the performance was decided
success despite the negligence displayed IN dressing
the piece for the stage This glaring fault for,
matter how well the of opera may be sung.
the eye should remembered well as the ear, and
ragged scenery an addressed chorus is an offence
against good taste
But the artists in excellent voice and the gems
OF Bae's composition all given in manner tnat
proves the excellence OF Miss Kellogg's troupe The
lady herself received with that enthusiasm which
has always marked her appearance before the
toothghts, and before the rapture had ceased
she captvated the house by the delicious delivery OF
81 Dreamt Dwelt in Marble Halls y The air was
encored twice. and well did tho lady sing that on the
third rendering she carried the higher notes clear as
at the nrst Mr.. Joseph Mas, as Thaddeus, acted
the part well and sang his music most
acceptaby there being attempt at display, while
every effect was clearly made especially in The FAIR
Land Of Poland y and uYou'I Remember Me- " both
helm, gained encore in the single opportunity
afforded him. while singing 'The Heart Bowed Down"
MT Sequin, as Devilshoof was melodramatic and Mrs
Sequn, as the Queen, sang her difficult with pre-
csslon and care while her acting surprise
The opera OF "Faustn will be given tonight when
Miss Kellogg Mrs Seguin and Messrs. Mas Carleton
Hamilton and others will appear. So far this brief
season Of English opera promises to be a success
full and remunerative
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KU KLUX MURDERERS.

CONVICTION OF JOHN BULLINER AND ALLEN
BAKER OF WILLIAMSON COUNTY. ILLINOIS
SENTENCED TO TWENTY-FIVE YEARS nIPRIs-
oNMENT.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct, 10, 1875.
The celebrated murder cases of John Bulliner and
Allen Baker, leaders OF the notorious Williamson
county Qllnois) Ku Klux, were concluded to-day at
Hurphysboro. The jury brought In a verdict OF
guilty. The prisoners sentenced to twenty five
years. Imprisonment in the Penitentary.
The particular crime for which they were tried was
the assassination OF Colonel George w. Lisney OF Car
bondale There other indictments for murder
against them and there little doubt that some one
Of them they will be convicted of murder in the first
degree and sent to the gallows
A number OF other bandits are to be tried without
delay, two OF the outlaws, Marshall Grain and Sam
htSsc, have confessed their participation in several
issassinaons and cannot escape the extreme penalty
Of the law.
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ALASKA.

EXPORTED DISCOVERY OF VAST GOLD FIELD
A PARADISE FOR THE WINTER.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 13 1875.
George Holt miner and prospector, in commun
saton to the Secretary OF the Treasury transmitted by
The Collector OF Customs at Sitka Alaska dated Sep
ember 90 1875 relates the observations made by him
Dn q recent exploring expedition in that country. He
reports having aocks OF Carboo deer looking like
herds Of cattle in the prairie States mountain sheep
moose hogs, porcupnes, rabbits and great variety of
birds, swans cranes geese ducks and all kinds Of fish
and game in wonderful variety. The most important
discovery reported by him appears to be gold and in
paying quantities. and he gives 1t his opinion that
there is vast goldAe there-in fact second Cali
torna.
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EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, D
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL 0PFfcER,
WASHINGTON, Oct 49, 80 p. M.
I1~ahohgy.fg.s

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL 0PFcER
WASHINGTON Oct 49, 80 p. NJ
Probdbilities
For the Middle States and New England, stationary
or falling barometer variable winds, mostly from the
southeast and southwest warmer clear partly cloudy
weather and frosts In the latter.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States, and Ten
nessee slowly falling barometer and rising tempera-
ture northeast winds backing to southcrly with clear
or partly cloudy weather.
For the lakes and the Ohio Valley, falling barometer
southeast 70 southwest winds, warmer, partly cloudy
or cloudy weather, and possibly occasional rain on the
upper lakes.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
eys, low or falling barometer southery Winds warmer
cloudy weather. and rain following higher pressure and
northwesteriy winds
Cautionary signals ordered for stations on Lakes
Superior, Michigan and Huron
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THE PANAMA TROUBLES.

OFFICIAL REPORT OF REAR ADMIRAL AfULLANY
WASHINGTON Oct. 10, 1875.
The Navy Department to-day received the official
report of Rear Admiral Muany respecting the troubles
on the Isthmus The details have been substantially
anticipated In conclusion he says
therefore consider the peace of the United States OF
Colombia as fully assured and that other cause Of
disatiecton or disturbance exists than such as are
usually present in the South American Republics
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

The audiences at Wallack's continue be large and
"The Overland Route improves nightly.
1t is understood that Mr.. Barnum will reopen the
Hippodrome for a short Christmas season
As Mr. Edwin Booth has far recovered from his re-
cent accident as to be able TO contemplate active work.
It has been arranged that he shall make his first appear
at the Fifth Avenue Theatre on Monday the 25th
inst 'Our Boys' cannot therefore, be played after
SATURDAY. next
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THE STATE REPUBLICAN BY $4,000 MAJORITY.
Dies MONIES, Iowa, Oct l3, 1875
Special dispatches received by the Stats Register up
TO noon do not change materially the estimate made
up from dispatches up to two O'clock this morning.
The further and later dispatches confirm the estimate
ticket and about thirty republican majority joint
ballot in the Legislature.
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BANK OF MONTREAL.

MONTREAL, Oct. 10, 1875.
statement OF the affairs of the Mechanics Bank
shows that it holds discounted bills the amount Of
$3.50 600 OF which $780, 694 are past due The over
drawn accounts Of the customers amount to $50 000
The cash hand amounted to $4 900 against $40 600
the LIST OF August The President has issued cir
cular to the effect that he hopes there will be better
realization of assets than these hrnres show
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DUBUQUE COUNTY.

DUBUQUE, Oct Is, 1875
The republicans elect two out OF the three members
to the Legislature from this county, and possibly
all three Special dispatches to the Dubuque
Times show that the republican majority has been
considerably increased all over the State The ma
jority for Kirkwood will it is believed. reach IS O0O
with strong majority in the General Assembly.
The democratic local candidates here beaten and
the republican and peoples candidates victorious
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PRESIDENT GRANT.

CHICAGO Ill., Oct Is, 1875.
President Grant has spent the day in riding about tho
city and receiving friends privately In the afternoon
the proprietor OF the Palmer House gave the President
a lunch at which nearly 400 friends present
The President started for Washington this evening.
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A SUGAR REFINERY CLOSED.

MONTREAL Oct 10, 1875.
J, Redpath Son have announced to their men
to-day that their sugar refinery would be closed on
Monday next The assigned are the excessive
drawback allowed by the United States government on
tho export OF refined sugar and the lower percentage
of duty imposed by the Canadian government
fined sugars than raws, which has fosered outside
competitiOn
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A COLD BATH

Christopher Ryal, German, sixty years OF age, at
tempted to commit suicide last evening by jumping
into the North River at the foot OF Forty third
He nshed out by policeman and subsequently
locked up the Twenty precinct station house
The woub suicide lives at No 1862 West Forty third
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RACING IN ENGLAND.

MATCH BETWEEN GALoPIN AND LowIANDER
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE WINNER
LONDON Oct, Is, 1875
match between Mr.. II. Birds Lowlander and Prince
Bathyanys Galopin for flooo, a2oo forfeit was RIM
to-day at Newmarket Gaiopn, 3 years old, carrying
st. 2lb the victor Lowlander is years old
and carried st.
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THE DEFAULTING STATE TREAS
URER.

Joscphus sooy, Jr the dofautng State Treasurer Of
New Jersey brought before the Court Of oyer and
Torminer, at Trenton, yesterday After hong discus
sion by counsel the Court fixed Monday tho 25th inst
- ihA dax al. which tho TRIAL would ha GasamsnaefN
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CANAL COMMISSIONERS ORR

ALBANY, Oct Is, 1875.
The statement in an Albany despatch TO the New
York Commercial Advertiser this afternoon that Mr..
Orr, Of the Canal Commission threatened 10 resign on
account Of the partisan character OF the Investigations
Of tho Commission rs untrue Mr. Orr called upon
70 night and said that Was flse N every particular,
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A-ESPENSCHEID'S OLD AND FIRM FRIEND,
che public this given his Silk Dress and DERBY
Business Hats emphatic and satisfactory ndorse
ment the numerous workmen employed upon them being
unable keep with the demand Gentlemen who
disappointed In receiving their hats last Saturday
depend upon receiving them durie tho week ES
PENSCHEID Manufacturer Of Gentlemens Hats 1lS Has
san stre
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DISTRESS IN CAPE BRETON.

HALIFAX, N. s, .oct 49, 1875.
II is feared that much distress will be experienced
among the mining districts of Cape Breton the coming
winter owing to the large number of unemployed men.
The miners are agtating for government aid
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A.-THE GAY SEASON.-.WHILE YOU'RE YOUNG
You be gay the signing ~ particularly
whom you call at either Of kSoxs stores No 22 Broad
way No 533 Broadway In the Fifth Avenue Hotel and
procure elegant fall and winter style OF gentle.
HATS His fabrics peculiarly adapted TO the gay
season.
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REAR ApMIRAL woRnEN.

WASHINGTON, Oct 10, 1875.
Rear Admiral Worden arrived at Aspinwa on the
Oath of September route to command of the
South Pacific SQUADRON
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SENATORIAL NOMINATION.

SYRACUSE Oct Is 1875
The democracy OF the Twenty second Senatorial dis
trict nominated Hon. Daniel Bookstaver of Syracuse
for State Senator TO day
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FAILURE IN LONDON.

LONDON Oct. Is, 1875
To-day is SETTLING day" at the Stock Exchange
The failure announced Of Henry Strachan, stock
and share broker, OF No SO Throgmorton street. His
liabilities are said to be very heavy
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THE CHURCH IN GERMANY
BERLIN, Oct. Is, 1875.

BERLIN Oct. II, 1870
Dr. Forster, Director of Public Worship, has issued
an order dissoving his connection with the Prussan
portion Of his diocese
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THE LATE HON. s. E. DIMncK

HoNRsDALE, Pa, Oct. 10, 1875.
The funeral services OF the late Hon. s T. Dmmick,
Attorney General OF Pennsylvania viii take place at
his residence here at hapast three O'Clock on Friday
altar
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THE BELLEROPHON.

HALIFAX, N. s., Oct 49, 1875.
Her Majesty's steamship Beerophon, with her ten
der Argus, arrived here to-day from Newport, r. l.
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SUICIDE IN A CEMETERY.

BosroN, Oct. 13, 1875
Frank ROBBIE, of Charlestown, shot himself through
the heart ut Mount Hope Cemetery this morning
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LARGE PROPORTION OF THE FEMALE sen
suffer- from peculiar diseases which the PERUVIAN SYRur
will
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AN IMMENSELY VALUABLE CONTRIBUTION
10 knowledge Of treating Hernia made by this
ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY 6s3 Broadway; holds rupr
comfortably night and day till cnred.
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ITALY AND THE CENTENNIAL.

ROME, Oct Is, 1875
Italy will be represented at the American Centennial
by Royal Commissioner.
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BE IT KNOWN UNTO ALL WHO ARE AT.
cted with salt rheum, itch scad head pego and
eruption Of tho skin that GLESss SULPHUR Soar
paintS
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ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS Fol

hvo.-A DIAMOND In oil respects equal In appearance az
hard finely cut brilliant and durable the finest
gems and costing onethirteh much can be selected
from the immense stock Of PARTISAN DIAMONDS sale
at the ewelry store Of RICHARD HUMPHREYS, No 77a
Broadway who is the sole agent in the United States for the
sale OF these magnificent imitation gems whose base Is the
purest crystal covered with solution OF diamonds
which makes them mperishable They can be worn wtE
detection by day night Can and examine them.
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HON. HENRY KENNEDY.
A despatch from Waldoboro, Me- announces tho
death Of Hon Henry Kennedy He was injured by
fall on Friday and died yesterday.
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DYEING AND CLEANSING AT THE NEW YORK
DYEING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT STATEN
ISLAND 90 Duane street. 752 Broadway $40 Sixth
16S Perrepont Brooklyn Established
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours COM
parison with the corresponding date Of last year as
Indicated oy the thermometer at Hudnurs pharmacy,
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| A-PATENT WIRE SIGNS AND POLITICAL OPEN
work Banners. II. II. UPHAM CO.. $50 and 252 Canal
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OBITUARY.
MATTHIAS KELLER.

despatch from Boston announces the death o.
Matthias Keller composer Of the American Hymn
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A REGULAR SIS HAT, 81 go; SILK HATS, SO so
sold elsewhere for S. and o. Is New Church stairs
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Al FURNITURE BARGAINS SEE kelly CO q
M
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Average temperature yesterday ............... 42X
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year 1eNeAae--.ss~As.,s.. .,,.,. ...@.~~-y AK
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AN OPEN AIR MEETING IN SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Oct 10 1875.
Tho republicans celebrated their victories in Ohio
and Iowa by an open air meeting in Hanover square
this evening. One hundred guns were fred and
addresses were delivered by Hon Thomas G. Alvord,
Hon. George L. Maynard ana others
TILE EFFECT IN PENNsYLvANIA-THE IMITATION
lists neutrality-suspicious. VICTORY PROB
ABLE-THE oUAEDARY OF THE DEMOCRATIC
PARTY LEADERS.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IS, 1875.
Once the politicians axiom was, "As Pennsylvania
goes so goes the Unionn Now t would seem that Ohio
is TO be the key TO unlock the political future since
Pennsylvania constitution places her in the list
Of States whose elections held IN November Tho
result OF the voting in Ohio has brought about
changed condition OF the political sky. The
campaign in this State has not been marked
by vigor or honest avowal OF principles
an ethAr sida. RaDublicsns and democrats.
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THE DIFFICULTY WITH CHINA NEGOTIATIONS

PROGRESSING FAvoRABLY.
LONDON, Oct 13 1875.
The Pail Mall Gazette Of this evening says that pri-
vate kilograms dated Shanghai to-day land PROBABLY
Pekin Oct 6), say that the British negotiations
progressing favorably
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EXTRA DRY CABINET,

EXTRA DRY CABINET,
MOET a CHANDON
THE BEST DRY CHAMPAGNE
For sale By leading dealers in winos.
ANTHONY OECHS
Sole agent for the United StateA
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LEA 4 PERKINS,
is the only GENUINE
WnRcHSTERsnIRR SAUCE.

YOUNG COLOR HARVEST. THE HAIR CROPS or
frosted tops rejuvenated the past BY
AMERICA No p Depot 2U2 East Thirtieth street
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HOME AGAIN.-DR. B. O. PERRY, THE SKILFUL
Dematoogs who with special prescriptions all skin and
scalp diseases falling loss and untney gray hair also moth
patches freckes black heads pmpy eruption unnatural
redness Of also moles and unnatural
wrinkles OF the skin be consulted at his New York
Office No. - Bond street.
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IF YOUR LUNGS ARE SOUND PROTECT THEM,
them by wearing GRADUATED CHEsr
LUNG PRorgcroR, Sold everywhere BY mail 81 So
ISAAC A. SINGER, Manufacturer, 694 Broadway
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ERAL CONDEMNATION.
LONDON Oct Is, 1875
The Admiralty minute, which was promulgated yes
terday has called forth much criticism by the London
press The Times this morning, in leading article on
the subject says it is not clear that the minute fully
observes the rule that the conditions Of the in
the navy ought be upheld without favor distinc
ton
The Daily Neos and the Telegraph also have editorial
articles on the subject, and condemn the minute
The Standard government organ, in its comments
the matter, says the minute will not secure more
public approval than the notorious Admiralty circular
in regard TO fugitive slaves which the government
found it necessary TO suspend last week
The Morning Echo says:-"Mr. Hunt is mistaken If
he magines that he satisfy the country by offering
the Navigating Lieutenant a scapegoat"
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ENGLAND.

DIR. GLADSTONE NEVER TO RESUME THE LIBERAL
LEADERsHrP-THE ADNIRALTY's MINUTE Ex-
GENERATING ADMIRAL TARLEToN-THE NAvI-
eating LIEUTENANT OF THE IRON DUKE DIS
MISSED.
LONDON oct. IS, 1875.
The World to-day says that Mr. Gladstone has as
sured his family that be will never resume the liberal
leadership.
The Admiralty minute published yesterday, exoner
ates Vice Admiral Tarleton and Captain Huxley nom
any responsibility for the sinking Of the Vanguard also
dismsses Evans the Navigating Lieutenant OF the IRON
Duke.
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LATER RETURNS TO THE DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL
CELEBRATING THE vIcToRY-UNANInrY O.
SENTIMENT IN NEW ORLEANS.

SENTIMENT IN NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Oct 13, 1875.
The following was toegraphed this afternoon:-
To A. T. wIKoFR, Chairman Republican Committee,
Columbus Ohio
We celebrate your victory with 100 guns, which are
being fired The conservatives here VIC with the
republicans in congratulations tho defeat Of the
Limitation heresy."
II. PACKARD
Chairman Republican Committee.
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THE PRESS ON THE ADMIRALTY MEUTE-GEN-
ERAI CONDENSATION.
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SPECL4L POINTS or TUE
IRESIDENY' s .IHISS1GE,

The Presidents MESSAGE covors q,
exceeJjnc)v wide scone and IFS roc
concentrations nrob,bIv touch uno,
more varied and ;mno,t,n+ ton;cs ~,
treat them with greater freedom th,,
aav other document that has recor,1,
omonatal for tho Fvocnt;vo Nar.;or
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! s;Ie Of ,ho financial ona.tioo WAS . ~.
t;;cinoto1 &c all d,,hts ,o u, ,,.;,;,,
ON th,t i..no voro roooval lv lr
letter 70 Senator Jones and his votl
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SOCIETIES..

4. r. nnd H. ", NJ. 155-Mccts every
Srcont and fourth Monday in each month
Van b. GsIcr, Secretary.
X. Of p No. G7-Mcct every Friday
night. X. Of r. &. $, c. llarman.
l. Q. Of 0. f., No. 4G-Mcct every
Thursday night. John Landcrs, Scc'y.
NecAanicsto,rn Nale and FemoIc Seman-
ory--Rcv. Victor Miller Principal; Chas
i. Casscll, Secretary.
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AT the request of an old gentleman ",
publish the following Ed.
Had l no other joy.
| should be satisfied
TO know that my poor soul was dca
To him who for me died.
Had | no other friend
Than Jesus Christ my Lord,
Contented would my eager soul
Knecl to receive his word.
Had | no other hope
On which to trust and rest,
How peacefully my head should lie
Upon my Sayiour's breast.
Had ! no sweet delight
Or beauty to enjCy.
That which find in Jesus Christ
Would my full heart enjoy.
O friend Of souls like mine,
SO kind, so true thou art,
That all my being clngs to thee;
70 thee give my heart.
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NEEtEkANHISTO w y.
RurgcSS--D. 5. Firor.

Hurgcss-D. 5. Firor.
mniS,',ncrN-.Io,hul Stokes, Geo. W
Foreman, Thomas An,crs, L. l.. BobljtA
CeyL'-E. l.. Bobllz.
I,lr CoNectoT-J. Thco. Wacsche.
Iostnt0Stcr-John Root.
C0A&.uJltS-J. Thco. WacSchc and JoAn
A. RCnucr
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DIRECTORY
COUNTY OFFICERS:

CHEF Judge-lIon, K. |. Bowie.
4ssociotes-u Hons. John a Lynch and W.
V. Bouic.
States 1uorney-Milton G. Urncr
Geyk cf CircuN Court-Thomas Cor
such.
.S1erlf-Thomas II. willard.
iUdior-Frcd'k. j. Nelson
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.
and fairly met, politicians are very
tender of touching them. Notwith
standing that they have had grea
deal more to do with tLe recent cam
paigns than is generally admitted
public men who never take a stanC
on any question until they discover
whether it is profitable or not shirL
them. 1t is very likely that the Pres
ident feels himself in position where
he can speak his own mind with free
dom, and give utterancc to the sym.
pathetic thought Of a great number Of
his fellow citizens, without distinction
Of party. His proposal Of a constitu-
tional amendment making it obliga-
tory on all the States to support Il
common school system, and throwing
around it such safeguards as to en-
tlrely protect it from sectarIanl3m, is
indeed nothing more than a suggos-
! ton that the unWritten law Of rcpub,
lican institutions be formulated into
an inviolable statute. The term! Of
the amendment he outline. would ear
ry the principal Of an absolutely y non