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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-15

An old gentleman who went to meet two
pretty nieces for whom he was legal guard
ian, told his wife he was going to a ward
meeting.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-15

The man who will endarger the lives of
his children by burning explosive oils com.
mits kerO-sin.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-15

Sam Carey was not first on the Ohio
ticket, and therefore he could not help run
ming behind.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-15

Mr.. Doolittle proposes to give two votes
to married man, and only one to bach
elor. He will do little to settle the woman
question in that way.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-15

Aman who has seven boys and no girls
thinks of getting son umbrella to keep off
the raise.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-15

1t is easy enough to be thought amiable
in this world. Do what pleases and endure
what displeases.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-15

The noble red man is thing of the past;
but he did not 60 West.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-15

Every dog has his day, but as he does not
know when he has it, he can not turn it to
good account.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-15

Owing to cool weather and other things,
mosquitoes are barred out.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-15

Carl FOrmes, once the greatest of bassO
singers, is teaching music in San Francisco.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-15

Electricity is checking to take, and little
of it goes a long way, Geographically
speaking.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-15

The "Pilgrims Progress" has been done
over into Japanese.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-15

A washerwoman has to fight it out on the
clothes line all summer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-15

Poets are born, not made; and it is re
markable that very few are born.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-15

When man goes up in a balloon he is
apt to get above his business.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-15

California has poet named Gassaway,
and they let him do it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-15

Few men and no women underss and the
art of snoring agreeably.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-15

The signal sergeant at Pixies Peak occu
pies one of the highest positions IN the
army.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-15

Nothing but gold board is good enough
for an extravagant broker.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-15

Order OF Courr--"Send one dozen jury,
carefully packed"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-15

Your polite ape generally has Darwin
ming way with him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-15

A. a ship launching every thing should
pass of we'll.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-15

The new Lieutenant Governor of Ohio is
Young yet.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-15

Pennsylvania papers report large chest
nut crop.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-15

A good barber is too hopeful to lay down
and dye.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-15

You can not take friend by taking a
drink.
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A FORTUNE.
THE LOUISIANA
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1873,
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ONE PRIZE TO EVERY SIX TICKETs
$3.50 PRIZES,
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The Drawing viii positively commence At TEN
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FRKR ADlu SSIoN.
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RELIGIOUS,
CAUTION.

NOT1CE.-rH1U UNDERSIGNED TAKES Z
LOT any aebts contracted by the captsin or
crew q the lugger General George Washius
without hie written authority
oeIs 3t BARrHELENY ANTHONI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-15
A cynic is u man who sins.

The American Girl led a fast life and died
poor.
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK.
GRrHEwALD hALL,
New Orleans October 6, 1875. )
Depositors in the Freedmans Bank can have
their books forwarded and dividend collected
WITHOUT CHARGE, BY leaving them at this bank
oe1 I'm NJ. BENEER. Cashier,
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, 1875-06-07

eres since. or eourso tl,oy began eating tho
crops nearest to them, and have taken thot,sstlas
OF acrcs Of wheat, oats corn, f}a1. and ro.atots.
not speaking Of tho Rartona, leaving t,1orn nj
destitute Of any vegetation A. thls rhrcr Ia
that write on. The last fon weeks, thoy
I1av6 got largo enough to move faster, at,d nm
now Just eating what they like bont. anil arc ~
ing over tho '.ixh praisio Afy wheat. oats. corn,
tIax- and potatoes at looked Beautiful last Tues
LAY morning. Ths last twcuty-fonr llo,,ra Tho
'hoppeF8 hA'o cleaned half al aero nf EARLY Eopo
PotAtoes Tor me TINT we're jnst beginning toblts-
aona. They arc taking all my cropa now
tilAt nH fast "a thay can. MY place Ha7
tho lAat one shoy struck on this ridge. Tho only
hopo NO lnye L. that they viii leave tho country
a. soon AZ they get wings, Which think will he
about t.o veoks IN this county. It In aaid they
boat 1t Is going TO bo hard pull for us, coming
Just aftor our last years. failure. Many loraona
have 1alt tho Staso, md many are leaving bnt
all hare % here, and I nm going to atng with
1t. and when the rett all gat away, viii koo3
hotel. I Lave boon trying to ostimato low ms,,y
bushe'a Of hopPors hase on tho p!aco at this
time. Wo aow about buslloa OF osta to the
scrc, and AIN suro that On 100 acres Of y farm,
they will average one hopper to ovosy grain Of
oats; and AZ hopper now ls az largo az two
graius Of OATS there ara bushels pr acse OF
hnppers. and In some plnces tEero arc 81 bush
OH to the aero. You will, no doubt, say that Is
big story yet nm Buro hava not oyerontt,natstl.
some toll OF then, being 2, 1, aud inches doen.
That haro nevor soon, nnd do not befcro hut
havo seon acros ~ thick "A t!,ey could be with
out bonE ono on top df tho other. Thern is ono
lining Huro II they leave III ns soon as tlley got
their wings. Hoino Other country viii weep and
guess bow business and money matters aru horo.
r. At T.
, 1875-06-07
CHOPS 4Assn, 'tlOnPEI,S.
ILLINOIS,.


Spt.tA Dttrsteh u Tas Cas:aqa Trfoun.
DwlulrT, ILL.,, juno G.--The crops-thasjis, oats
anl corn-have about bald their own for tue last
ten days. We haso tatl %ald eloudy weather, &C.
compan,ed with ve<y hcavy Winds, amounting al
most to hurricanes. Tho farmers arc all hard a.
work going through tho corn for tho
tlrst time. Tho ground Is moist. mel
low, aud quito free Of woods. The corn
upon tho average. IL about trcl,os high, aud
tho stand good. very little rep'anting has boen
done, and ouly tn thoBo cases where tho seod
had been poor, AL tnsugs considered. the pros-
poets to.daT arc encouraging to tho faruor
not to relax his energies. OF become discouraged,
ior wo expect, AZ tho old saying II to ie hb!e to
hide ourselves In the corn OF tho 4th day Of
July. Oats haro. with tho cool, Hhowcry
weather. come on With great sapitlity, and, when
tudcs to which they haso been subjected. VIC arr,
nnlazod with their prog1ena and promise to yield
q taar crop. Tho Deaeon's PRAYER, ''Oht give IA
tho hungry. potatoea." NO think will DO nn-
sHerod taia season for 70 have not
seen thcln look no ptousieing for .yoars
Wo hare heard Of only two individuals whc
hsve seen pu.ato-bug. Ono Inrn saw him CON-
tnan says the ono he saw was hanging On the
brtuk Of moral Niaghsa.
Corrtspg,lt,Ies of Tat Chicago Tribune.
puLAnEl CoGssY, H., Juno l.-The army
worm IL making Sad work in this and Alexander
counties. It is eating tho graas and oats,
man III Alexander County lost 1J3 ncres Of corr,
by the pests. They tate everything clean "a
they 80. We will have but very Iistse hay, un.
loss something IL dono to stop their progroas
Thoy are almost equal to tho grasshoppors. Tht
farmers ate greatly discouraged. Il. ". G.
, 1875-06-07

Of tho Teras fronuessnon pay tribute. Tho
Htsta Department has repeatedly rneetvcd
from onr consular officers evidence which
shows tl,as tho Mexican border b7udA Ars rogu-
larly organized, a,nl recognize Juan {;orsiAa an
A. t|!cir cl'laf. Among ntl.er ovitlencc, Reveral
inntanctn Al rrovaa In which cattlo and hoEsos
has" i'rsn brought from TrxaA by tho Mexican
E.oaecrn al't1 delivered TN tho Bot1th bank Of tho
lsio Gran.ic to Mexican soldiers lndor Cortsna tn
t1ttlt uniform. In tho caHe Of one robbery.
within few months. near brownsville, It has
heo,l proved TINT tho Mexican soldiers under
C"rtina did not wait OIL thu Mexican side Of tho
river to receive their bootv, but advanced into
To.aa ttn arHiAt III driving tho herd south.
This position Of Cortina has t,oou moro thar1
onc0 brought 10 tin attention u tie Mexican
authorities by our Government, At tho State
Department. Hon,e two yearH sI,1cc tho Mexican
Minister. AUtIorttatvatr, on belialf of lila Gov
ernnlent douie.l that cortina wus in tho Mex
,cau "nrvico. That cortina !s Tho King Of tho
bandits OIL the Mexican frontier there In no
doubt. and the recent order Of the Mexican
Government to him to rcnor: at the City OF
aicxirn rancs. at least tho presumption that he
III stil Gauota! In tho Mexican army.
, 1875-06-07
The Chicago custo1a-'louse Examination 10
Be Prolonged.
Probability Of the Immediate Abolition
Of the Ornamental Ports
Of Entry.
The Mexican Robber Cortina Said to
Hold Mexican Army
Commissions.



Special Distdtch to The CHtedqo Trtbuns.
WAaliSo7oN, d. C.. Juno G.-Goy. Thhror, of
Wyoming, IL still here. lie Ia worry much dis
sattafied with tho failure Of the attempted neEo-
tia;fons with tho Sioux relative to tho Black
Hills, and predicts, ~ a consequences, serious
trouble between tho Black Hills pioneers and
tile Indians. Cor. 1haycr does not think That
In view OF the offers Which tic GoGurnmen. has
made to tho Sioux. tho army will ta nj noyern in
tts attempts 10 prevent god-huhtcrx froHl entor-
ing the Iluck Hills RH 1t hitherto haA beou.
PROP. MARSH
had an Interview with tho Secretary OF the In
terror yesterday relative to chaige in Tho
1nannor OF feeding tho Indians, aud Ut trans
porting their Rupplca. Prof. Msrsh believes
tint tho Indians should bu fed by the com,n,s-
Bary Department OF the army. aud tlltt tho SUP
plies should bo transported through the GUAR
terMaster'a Department Tho President is
understood to favor plan something Of this
n1sure bat nothing could 10 dune III tho alb
senco Of legislation. Such AL arrangement
would. Of cour~e, put Al end to auy further con-
sracs for supplies or transportation bs civllana.
III lie A.soril'tt lt'r.1
Az the visit OF the Sioux to Washington to
itn4utshmebt Of tAor possession Of the 1ilack
Hills has proved failure. na'l So tho Indians
left here mitch diaHass.ied. difficulties arc np-
"~alen1ed betw1en them and Bac whites ~
sy s1S"- their country TOT tic purpose OF seos
sns FUN. H.. estimated BY tho agents TINT the
toun ehnl isI hsf u a1ea viii o to 5o warriors,
uue . hoMa ~, a serous m. Tts IA; she remainder
lime, will eadcAyor 10 prevent adyoufi4i..~ Ion,
goag to that country. Htiil having Bouo hops,
through tho medium Of commissions, to aIect q
treaty With tue Sioux.
, 1875-06-07


Sp<tf1f ffsp1th to The CAtea4c Ttfbune.
WAsulSoros, d. e., Juno G.-Tho quarterly
report Of tho National Orange shows that tho
aggregate nuE'hor Of subordinate urangeB has
sln:reascd during tho last t4ree months about
1,U0o.
All the Government bureaus ero busily en-
gagged in preparing their accounts for final sas-
tlcmant ut the end Of tic psesent fiscal year,
Juno 80.
ALASKA.
Tho forthcoming report Of Elliott, the Special
Agent to Alaslta, will show that these Ia no dan
ger Of seals iaaring the Alaska f,oa Island. md
that tic pen1 may consequently ha expected to be
d constant gourco OF revenue. Elliott bases this
theory upon physiological REASONS.
THREE CHICAGO CONTRACTORS
aro hero hoping to ret tho contract for paving
Pcnisytyania aronslo In caHo the Commission
cis decide to repavc it.
RESAron uonrox
arrived hero tonight.
[To the A&.oe4attd r4,,s.1
ANOTHER DELAsu nCMon.
WAsil1SgToN. u. c., June GA rIln1or WAS cir
cnlated yesterday that Secretary Delano la.i re-
signed, 70 take effect tho 1st OF July, aud that
ex-senator Scott, OF pennsylynn,a. would bn
appointed In Ills place. Secretary Dolano Says
tue sunor has NOS tho slighsost foundation In
fact.
At tho council Of tho Mount Vernon Ladies'
Association ut tlleir meeting yesterday, fnetruc.
tions wore gwen for such rcpsirs OF tho 1iounI
Vernon estate As arc absolutely necessary.
NElous AND M'uowELL.
There Ia report, not officially confirmed shat
Qnatter1naster- General MoigGs. having beeu As-
slgned to special duty with hIa brovut EanIt ol
Mxjor-Genera!, will DO placed III command OF
the Department OF the 8outh, Win, headquarters
1t Louisville. and thea, Gon. Mcdowell will 50 tc
Ruropo on leave. md, upon hta return, bo placot1
'cnn tho retired list.
, 1875-06-07
GREAT BRITAIN.
MIIH hhRhE III NAHEH


LONDON, june 0.-Tho Corporation OF London
has resolved to invto the Mayor OF New York to
the international municipal banquet poxt month.
ockAN RATES.
Tie representatives Of tho Liverpool trans
atlantic steamship Companies havo como to 40
agreement IN rsgard to The rates Of frelghts Aid
passage faros. ...
AghoA THAT III. D1sRAELt 1NgENDa lKs1oHA-
ItoN.
The Examiner gtvsa qualified oredlt to lu-
NOR that Nj. Disracli intends It tho close OF tho
present sehs!op Of Parliament to resign EiB place
IN tho Cabinet aud to kbl1cate his authority ~
leador Of tAo Tory party; and discusses tho
question OF the succession In the Tory leader
ship ~ follows.
Though Df. piaraeli might le.ve bis robo to b
erttnblBd for by tho competing El!ahs4 Of conseFyA-
t1M will ~ much nOnchalaNto ~ Mr. uAdstone hIu-
ssf no pressure likely to be brought 70 barr upon
htnt from the o1ls Of ts party Until that otut
has been settled. Among the U91nhers o{ tho Cabinet
who ndxht clau to lss &Ae Tory party after Mr. Ds-
raet Withdrawal, thres are IL Tho Upraz lfonss; bnt
according 10 Tory Views there u no uu6tAoAa n
constituting Ministry under tbs hcsdship Of Peer
The Duke Of R!chnsondt cI4!tn 10 lead tho party 10
the LotA Ms4 that he II vla media between Lord
Salisbury aud Lord Derby. In tho Lower nouse tho
tbadeta OF lot 1ud cold conservatism aEv reproduced
without pa sssdta !u bIE. Hardy and Biz Btsoosd
Nothoote To choose beswson thoin Will not ~ olsy
aud hAso strong suspicion thai Il will bs found
oonJsuleos 70 put ~ tho choice u long u nay bs.
, 1875-06-07
WADSWORTH.
BONE TALK ANOur NIaf.

Special D.spaxh to 1As Chicago Tfibsns.
WAsu1So1oS, d. e., June d.-phil Wadaworth
ves suspended under tie Tenure Of Office act.
The authorities docided boaauAa ho did not I'M
mcdtatoly forward his resignation upon receive
lux Commissioner prntt's lottor, not to delay ac-
ton. Tho suspension was determined upon ho-
foro any information was received FROM Wads-
worth, Tho attacks naado by the Chicago neNs-
paper which cla!tns to be Wadswort,'a Or
gan, aud which secured Lis appoint.
mont. upon tho Secretary OF the
Treasury and Indirectly upon Tue
President, hsya not bGou to Wadswolth'a ad-
vantage II IL certain that, whan tue whisky do
yoioptnants Nera iitst nladc, It WIS mt tho ill.,
tentioa to rou,oye WaaaTorth. Suco then
different doeikon haa besn p>a&ls. The autlori-
ties do 1!ot cllooua to stase tho reaaons which
l.ayo induced this decision. The President, uo-
der similar cirsuniatances, Wien pressed Tor tue
reason OF removal, referred to ths Cons.itu-
ton Of tho unisod ssstes, which gavo Lin tho
appointing poMcr, aud sail TINT contalnod Als
rcasou. Possibly no moro doIiutte answer vii
eyot bs obtained tn Wadaworsh's case.
, 1875-06-07
THE MINING TROUBLES

THE MINING TROUBLES,
poT7ayu1H, pa., Juno G.--Thero Was aonao
uneaatness last night, owing TO rumora Of
demonstration to be made At mootinR to be
Aed !azt night, but all passed OF quietly.
At h1shone5 City aud Shenandoah all IL quiet
to-day. At the former place tomorrow all the
co!lteTtas that had started last week, aua were
stopped BY Aa raidczs, will resume work.
Tho military have made preparations to secure
protoetsoa 10 all md insure = continuance Of
work, -
, 1875-06-07
THE MEXICAN BORDER.

Special Dtspatth to 7,he Chicago Tribune.
WAsalko1oA, D. G., June 0.-The rspolts from
Mexioo, which show that tho Mexican Govern
1nentcons!dors Costna ~ regularly commissioned
In ito army and subject to iss oIdcs, tnaJ place
the Mexican Government In q very peculiar posi-
tion - regards this country. It has long been
known that Cor&ina Las beea the bandit oh1of
OF the Rio 0sands border, to whom III tbs so7-
iua bAaas AbAe hAxs sysr prayed apon tas harda
, 1875-06-07

ILLINOIS INDUSTRIAL UNIVERSITY,
Spse,ai Uispxsah 10 1'A* casea1o tribune.
CHAMPAIGN, Ill, juno 0.-Dr. Gregory, Regent
Of the Industrial University, dclivcEaa tue hscca-
lau1esto address IN the University Chapel tAiy
morning. to the senior class. aud bsioro , very
large audience. Numbers Of yIeitora llAvo gl-
ready Arrived 10 kttend tho COMMENCEMENT axoE-
clsea Of ths University.
, 1875-06-07
HOLLAND.

INTERNATIONAL HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION.
An International horticultural Exhibition will
be held IN tho moalh Of April next scar Ut AM
xtarlam. Doai1cs the ordinary show OF roots,
flowers, etc., tho vegetable productions Of tho
Dutch Colonies wil, TO largely represented.
Foreign Goyornu1euta will a!ho DO Invited 10
scntl seclnons Of tho lora ot thoir colonies, at
tlloz own riHk MID cost. A for ~ possible. al
classes Of botany will bo arranged In their
yarioua divisions. 4 Horticultural Congress- will
also be hajd,
, 1875-06-07
AGRICULTURE.

SpsetoI hspdteA 10 Ths Ch.eoqo Tribune.
LANs1Ho, Mich, June b.-At the meeting Of
ahs State Boas,l Of Agriculture, It tho AEricul-
susa! College, a. u. 6ulloy, Of Dearborn, Wayne
County, waa appoll4ed Professor Of Agriculture,
to lu The place made vacaus by tbs resgnatiou
OF DR.. Mtles. A resolution MAS passed. 70 bold.
duting tho coming winter, seEIes OF FAsnie!s
luHtltutoa In vAsioua ,,asts Of the State. 10 te
uudel the charge OF tho Board, aAaisted BY mea-
bess Of tho College Faculty,
, 1875-06-07

AUS ENER3TH'
San FnA.o1sco. Jnuo C.-Tho A. 8. N. Co.'s
atea,ne. CITY of Melbourne arrived this eyoniug
fron, Hv,nov Nf,vs rho nows i. ,nnopre.
'-~@'' ~'0'' 49,,
ne" soufn "~Ass'
Tho debate in tho Parliament In rofereuco to
tho San Francisco mail service, on motion to
produce ali correspondence connected there
with, nothing detiuiso was arrived ut.
Tho gold export tliis year was 199, 278 ounces,
ngaina. ZIG, ,557 last year.
Madame llaatoul, wife Of the french Com
munist. writes to tho Argus that her husband
and companions escaped from New CAlcdonta to
, 1875-06-07

= VUFEHH#ENT WHuE5.
NEw YonW, Juno CIT ts r1lulosol this eyon-
lug that tho wagon of the n,eu employed by the
Government in tho United Stasca bonded ware
houses In this city Mill be reduced Oh and
aftor Tomorrow from &12 to $40 week, and
that II this rato Of Wagoa s attempted to be 0u-
forced. tho men threaten to proceed on atrlle,
, 1875-06-07

Tim st, I.ouiA 0'ote- Iemocr0l has at last rut
~ ,ts u,arto 1rcps, and pitt Oh tho more comey
md fsrlo.,ablo octave form. 1t comos out with
,o5on columns to tho page aud h now OF tho
.,oo size nj TIE Tribune.
, 1875-06-07

rhc almighty dollar IL Tho great principle Of the
cticsgo man.-M Louis Republican.
Tint is Why be AooH 't,snesa On cAsl, baa's.
MI far moro substantial than chooh. Try 1t.
, 1875-06-07


Spee,at Dffpat:A 70 Tie Chfeaso Tribune.
MrsEooEE, 1udisn Territory, Juno 3..-sfyriads
Of grasshopperB, thar Threatened destruction Vt
crops In tho Territory, havo boon rising In tho
air ard flying, part Ia a westerly direction, aud
part down tho Valley Of tho Arkansas.
, 1875-06-07

II u far moro substantial than cAook. Try 1t.
POLITICAL NOTES,
NobraBka's contingent Congressman -at-1.ArRo
r,l1 soon bo heard from. lie ig an au1uefng
c,esturo, both in the abstract and the concrete.
1{e il not much respected, either at homo or
,broad. Nobody can tell tho uamo Of tho COM
inE nat'.
Tho Springfield Republican Hakos m admira-
bio suggestion. It IL, tiat william Allen, OF
Ohio should be engaged to read tho Declaration
Of independence, July 1, 1870. 1t waa at Phla-
delpla thnt Allan performed Ills famous feht Of
talking down = steamboat Cincinnati COM
nereial
The Now York Nation, wlloao opinions aro
highly valued, bccauso 1t triea 30 hard to 10 cau-
did and impartial, sayh OF Geu. Grants Third
form deliyoranco, that, Although It doos not
.bsolutely prevent h1a taking Office again, for
orsetical pnrpoBoH 1t amounts to q declaration
thst he ts out Of thu fold. aud doea not tnean to
t1y TO get into the i}el1."
nu1ntrB Of an intontiou On the part Of tho
Washington authorities to order IN investigation
Of New Orleans Cussom-11ouHo officers are
prevalent In tho Inter city. Marshal Packard
denies tdat ttoro iB any such intention. l1o IN
reported az saying that, since tho Ku-Klux caaes
weto disposed Of, there Ina been nothing to In
1cstigato In the 8outh.
Tho leading Journal OF tho Woptcrn Neaorvn
explains lint MIR. Ben WadoG connection with
Northern Pacific waa only ono out ofja dozon
valid reasons lying bolind tho prompt, eycn
abrupt, raspo1,so OF that section Of Ohio to Tho
n,ggoation Of his name. Another WAS. that hc
bad beon twico mentioned on the floor OF tho
esn.te within tho wear as lobbyist.
r.o ,,r,nc;na1 o,,;oct,oo In Jud,a cn,,om ma
,.asI. r Con.or,s,;vo cnna;f1.to for oovornor n
a,Is;.n. ~ sao,,,s a. h. that In onca oo,nno11od
u" ~" nsonr;n,ors - - .,a.,nhoot ,rt,o nsJ -.
.1s,1 ~ a,a.o>roo,n ~ n cotora1 vonnnn. r. nav
,aao a. an w. a,o, ~ s,,ro.o,o,+ 1s,,o. I'd.
s.,, th,t I, ~. ,,;a avo,n utv nni1cr Tho stnto
~, aa,.sna. .na o,,v a,,.r,n,s 9TH
.as m,s so,ann. ~ '
'u1 ~ ~ 1r4,. ,, .,., H.
tno ut.q' ~ 1'e' no''eS .no "a -" 1n',a ~
He1'o'm tsetAaso so"s ~ ~ 1" 49,.
pion'py e1,Ss."' 2a,,,n ~ .,,.a.s ~,
n. Moon ~ Ia interfsro with tl,o aale of lsouors.
The j,cYan mnnifeB.ly bcljayos tho supprceB,oo
~ ,,tnnrcranro To In n n,attor Of mornjs rntber
than NJ no,it,cs and ho,as each Of theae scicncos
IN An axc},stye domain.
1,.n n,..,,..u Yo,;,.r r,vo,,,s,ot,u ao,,vor.
,..,, - .o,,,J .o.o VIA, /, aar. IIat H., mi.
.as .atsss,,a. -. ~, ..u,,wr;t,o,, lnwn ~, tho
mt"., 49,, ovas,to,, Ia uot ..r;,,,, ,or;ca}
.Ir.mr,..nn :. ,nun ~ ia yso,,o ,,,raso mcan,uc
n..,',nn ~ ,,o,,,r accorrl,nc n ;u,o i,ternrot.
a' 'b tvss ~, sh.n%on ,notnn,,ora IN ao sorio,u
w. a., ~ ~ 49, t.,.t t1h,r, Tcrm "a na;tt,or ~.
s..a1. ~. o,:,,r,,r, Ia oo,, for nj, ~, otica,
"".sa peesas s''' ~47''' y 'oA f~''~"'
pa.po's..
esnor OF QUO. has Dean t~'eo e'ee'oo ~ tna' u
, 1875-06-07

constaM coush. with ahortncsa o! breath, failing
strength, and wasting OF ae-h. A bctuten lungs
OF less seFiouay affected. and demhn!lng prompt
treatment by using Or. Jaynus ExCoctorant serious
EeAnlts may be either avoided or p2llIstel.
, 1875-06-07

NEW PLANETARY RELATIVES.
u7scA, juno 8.-Dr, Pate1a e1preeses tbS be-
lIsf that he discovered two pIaasta Friday morn
lnR instead Of ono, th% t>aaaa ba!ag ot only
t9slik mzknitudA.