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UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS.

WASHINGTON, April G.-The Court of Claims TO-
April the Of the Union Pacific
Roaa COMPANY against the Uad states; tie Secretary Of ;Le
1a nv 1873 having been directed Withhold
railroad ard account
ent OF nsyoraon Bat railroad allowed 10
br M, freight tr3nsporta Sidney Bartlett
spes and Assistant Attorney General G"orth p
Pears for the Government
George Col Ham have fled bill in the Cont Of Claims
the railroad companies they represent the subject OF
ie1ct OuetDrd Of the regular charges
OF railroads The 10 behalf
the Government has right only the
railroad a. a highway rolling Ind
night make
Of that night by dducng portion Of the charges for trans
portstiOB.
TIE decided Of Sophia Moore minor against
the Treasury Agent having leased rented the lands
late her NORTH Carolina abSadoned property
evil The Court the night OF action gwen BY lie
Of March IL 1858 APPLIES 20 collected and paid INTO tie
public Treasury under the OF the act OF JAY 1907 by
Treasury Agents appointed by OF the first section
o. the former the claimant is there
gwen the Of March H. 1868 does not apply Ae
the military
forces loyal
district before TIE Of the act Of
IL 1862 sold and proceeds thereof
the Public Treasury before the passage OF The act
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
"WEDNESDAY Arm Z

"WEDNESDAY. APRIL Z.
Mills for Europe Queenstown Liverpool by
Algeria close PosOnce IL VI.
closed Post Ofee m. Steamship sails ~ from
Cuunrd DOCK. Jertey CIV
THURSDAY. APRu T.
Plymouth ChehO1g nd hsnburv by steamship
Weetpha ASuppemerssry Mail closed
Pos;-0fce 80 D. Steamship sails al iron foot
Tliri-st Hoboken 80
ass and West Indies steamship CITY o. New
q al Supplementary Mail 10 cl0sed At tie PoOnce
City Of Houston close at
ssauship sas . \. IRON Per No. l. NORTH kiFer.
RRIDAf. Arm o.
Venerneis. and Curacao. by the steamship
elo,4 At 10 Steamship sails II Pier No 81 North
River. ,-.,,,
MksdO sail from hsn Francisco Apn -
sbou M be posted before FRIDAY, April 10.
sew PostOhoe
al 80 m.
tsyU6pm- ,,, -, "a
ireland Wee aud France bv the steamship
Celtic close at No Supplementary Mail Steamship sails al
: m iromP ier No. So North RIVER
Mails Es scotland only b. the steamship Bolivia, close
No Steamship sas at from Pier No 70,
For Europe via Bremen by the steamship Nesh
mails close al Il 80 Supplementary mail Is closed the Post
Once Steamship ssis At from Pier loot oil
Thiri-st Hobokes
Mails o State OF Texas, close 81 M
steamsnp ssi Is st 3 L. Pier No. 20. Isss: kveL
sUNDAI. April IL.
All has at II 0eiocs ~ fas rVssonee eoeb res
toll
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The N~yori L'e nsar,nec ComeaHy ag Chase Be-
Of surpn confirmed Coodepough AIT 0rE
SPECIAL OF shor csnses
granted, Mssury ag MurE-Ordc granted. WeOfcock Bu
a a-ecree foreclosure granted Department f Buildings sgt
Bah mer Penusylvsa l. r. CO.unetions wanted
Robrsna 1.-The People &c. Newman aud snoaooa denied
opinion.
Superior C0ut-lSDecial 7G7H-Curtis, J.-Gawtry
act Cak-Order set'iel' Powers AFT fushe'-OrifT granted
Court Of Appeals.-ALBANY. April G.-ln the
~ Appeas, Tuesday. April o. ls7b-Deons aendh down
{, aTDcai granted " tn cosGSmh scs. 8c1en
denied without ctsfn petition Of
Burke assessment petition Of kageae Kettle
..sircnt
JUDGEMENTS aGand with eoste-The People, ct Al
sgt accure; The Mufus Life Insurance Co sg- How
had The Fl Pavement and Fggirg sg Evsns Dgrs sg
suoa The eoye rel The Brooklyn Plrk Commissioners agt
TIC Cry OF BROOKLYN e al
affirmed with cos.-In the appcs
OF Pubic Perks acquire tie lands ioF
psrs.e ground
General Term granting trial sed and Jnds
ihe yeEc affirmed with cosis -IhaTbT sg The Harm
Bridge Ra ir1ad Comnagr
tral granted abide the event
-Fraser act. Nc nskey.
Appeal n u sseiw with c0sS-Hie at Clausen al
Or1er % caca Tenn reversed sd ore Or The Specirl Term
Affirmed with cosln petition Of Helen t. Little TO vzeaie an as
sessmsui, &c, Az The Mayor, de- OF Ncs lor-
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DECISIONS-APRIL o.

sr1yszs CsS--Cbam6ers-Dono j. Stuart
ssL Cara sohs,ipEer A<. Johnson -Oriers granted
Bruce agL hs DO not hnA would be Just to grant
Brrex I-w,rians al, OyeE pigges Hobrooz
e.r et Tnuel tors Leather Bank Kellogg Wolf
s -. ssz.so,n Nukrt Barley LSddingoa seeeS
Knecte ag Parker GermaDs Bank ag tAk
GorRao Uptown BANK agt hugenid Paay ss osnz
Second Nsuons sg Riv Gebe ag ChArek Armstrong gL
Haas Vagner; psger Sgt New Jersey Midland hu
Drake ibr Bsak Of ssndEsky act Mes silicon steel Coz
KeNe AIT acNahou agL Gibbs Barrett sgt SPRING Hogg gt
Merchant Eaohs DAnk Wheeler. Nos aud
.thou co.s referee appointed wis an Kronberg-Le
decree prepared The referee in s class Of be appointed
person dominated By party Wood Caldwell
According 10 the AFFIDAVIT the plaintiff Is entitled 70 a
uoon & head Bat The decree violates the se Of ne
sell. The referee IN aese 20 be
shsn uo pptut person nominated BY
"a too correctly ADVISED Dsmed referee
sendsns. mas should complied By the
Of fresh leaving blank space for The name the
Ellsworth Lng10n Rand Jpn agt Lee Pany
Granted schios. ag Charhet -honoD denied without
pove shall tbn The Pr.ndins Jasc 20 be proper case
therefor WebsteAotOb denied without Dsnan
ra,ed ard I,,, sossne Of $500 awarded BALDWIN AIT squres
ko1s DeWof Gibbs Sewing Machine co. Neh
Ais AT Hie.ceei Smith agt dehed N.ssrs
~ hsn,s-hotOa GRANTED eeaL s.scee Lv.rmSre sr
sgt PAeioe hassi ns Coheaon GRANTED an ezra allowances OF
$500 svsred kse ArraneProoi Of service defective ds
BhhotoB granted Snb s10 hessGore
% Martin Motion granted and vacated with $40 costs 70 ABIDE
ne event not without prniioe 70 application for popon
Tent f.a Of the thai 'A' they NAY " '' to make the Special
Common Pieas-Specidi Ttrm-Loew 1.-THE
mayor tS ag Rosords 10 take down badiHg No. Azs Canal
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Richard Bmer Ludwig rheben VIM strn Nm Ber,ha spe,ns
Aug WigIen sad wife Louis Meyer Mrs Lerek r. Fnedneh
Mrs Frcd'k. Otto Lsuis MARKS q. :,
FROM CHARLESToS-Ia steamship Manhlndn. April 6-k q
Ball J. Jack d. Rox, H. Aersuier j. Duaap Ferrcl T. W.
Hssags q. Lehbaes and wife, Mr. " g. Gn M and MRS T.
GRADY Dr. r. Gin Isaac r. Smith. A. Woethu and we
Wells A. VEIN. Woodruff Mrs x A. 81 bert MIS- "
Mcaughty farrow ~ Philips Phillips, Miss A. rn
bI, a. Herehscer, J. Charch j. Archer o. Hsghf H. y"
Mitchell @. g SlaTton
IRON HAvRE-fN shp P~reire April 6The Popes sfhe
NJ aonceii; hadi Legae h Cole lie
fns Lent the Pepes noble Eas John Carrere kars nos
Mrs Pablo Miss Dolores RIOS ~
Cons Bersri r. PnrhoB, John CsTrcre Robert cLss hus
Jnd Henry Hahaso-r Mrs Nuginle Froersex Banle nio
mile GuerT Michel Singer Mr. Annie Butler Fex U"se I'M.
Ssutn Ma Adeiire slve Theo Au Mrs here's, MAJ.
Greeley Eugenia Ceev Miss Arnie Ceev, MIS- Ihtse
Bower. Leprevosf. N. Moate Al BaTbasf
Ca.ou Miss J. Viboura Z. Base, T. A1e'' o
Dufrechour A. Ssissse. Ch Nolle. Ars- G. DeaehAsse
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M.srellaueous.


4 T 81 SIXTH-AVE., near Waverley- place
"A Ladies sr gentlemen recriv- oT AS fFF
CLoEhl.G &c Cnl address Ar Alrs H. hARRla NO. ~
DAINT BRUSHES, KALS0MlNE and VAR
hSi BRUSHES the lowest factory prices at $50 Pearl
st. JOHN A hoffEL Aannf.cuIer ard lnporer.
STUTTERING.-U. S. SrAMMERlNG IN
- STTUTE ID el All 4taye New YORK; best references;
mil perfectly cured. Call or send for circular
TO NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS AND JOB
PRSTERs-The Subscriber FOR SALE the following
PRESSES,
No 1 Four Cylinder Ro,ary PRESS
] SO Four Cyinier Rotary PRESS
l no siE cYin,er RotIrJ PRESS.
SO Egat Cyinfer sosv PRESS.
l Double CFinder PRESS Bed i0x57.
] Single small CyliLaeT pikSS. Boz jlTJO.
1 single Small Cylinder PRESS. Red 3ixiG
Sllgle Small CrlildeT PRESS. Bed 3Jrjt
l siugie Large Cv.nder PRESS. B.i ly.24. Rollers
slgs Large Grinder pRi. Bel s9.:i boilers
/ s,i. I-rre II nd Crlrtc- PsIss Bet 3Iyf3
High stpp Cylinder PRESS. Bed 2i-.9.
Had ~ lnier. Rol e.s Bea 52=i7. With Steam Ply
! stor Cylinder Railway PRESS. Bel 2sz33 Roller.
Adams PRESS. Piaten LIS : Rollers
ard Paen JOB PRES. Bed lItl4 IT, Pla;sn Ok
/ washngtoa Hand PRESS. rl,ten 14lgIl9 L. inche.
Warrington Il snc raLss. P.en D. Lp12a inches
] washiagtoa Hand Pa IS. Igz l.cA.s.
Campbell sasc Lsege Cylinder PRESS Bed 27r29Ls inches
Campb-l Large Cylinder PRESS. 29ri7 uchc
Taylor Single Large Cylinder Bed 29riI inches.
hughes Kmber Lthograpbe PRESS. 29r37
/ Cin-h Uyiranle PRESS
Vertical STEAM ENGINE Cylinder inches diameter STRIKE
. 10 HOrSe P0we..
Tie those
manufacture guarlRtee II every respect
send Tor Catalogues and Clc1iars.
r. HOE L Co, Ees-Tors City.
WATCHES and JEWELRY bought, aud
ALLIES J~veer. 1850 Broads.y 29-.G waeaes jew
elry repaired
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

roaT OF NEw-YoRk ::::.;::...... '...'.'.ArnrL
Steamship klopo,t ceer Yche- Kn,th Naeh0d Co.
seamhD Coumous Ped, Hava1i wT p clyde Inn, 30 Bros.
I gs'T Sot L cs an, ma and Rs%nI Old
'i s'ea%,S B1si"' Philadelphia Jane h.nd
stesn. n'p Cnezapeake. aIneam. Por;,pa J. Z. AIne~
Stems s5fas E. g B sai Fa aP PlDh. James
sS1 S@i,a Csr Lo'.a- Liverpool J. coIis
Bs } 50 s Win."% Day Ma,anias Miller Hougrcn
Csl. Colombo Corr or Falmouth LAnr'' '''
Bal Geo E..on CBrl Gum. Maansas, Perkia. Job
B.rs dsrisas :. sanSec H,,ans James K.
Ss s s.et,. a er Bsbrens Rio J.Seo Ward
h R s S.9 r ' XIV yiss Ss. Eagle s.c LEVIN
bng selma aaiera gts osfe GousT,.e5 Eng W.;
So So Eta May. pi. Rrunsvick Ca. Warren Ray.
SeIr Vim MeCobO. Br.dev wAreham, Mass H. w. Jackson
scnr n. Goud w1rcr. Baltimore No; Ferguson wsot;
Sem Sem siA ss a, H st S Jacksonville SS9s wares Rs
senI Is"se Oliver ra5se Js shie' INV, s SEM ~
scar. Charlie Cobh. Kennedy. BarseOe D. J. "snaere
Tlu~ Lancaster. Hunter Phiielpha Jas W. Et"e u"
.ail 5,h scar Frea C. E6Oe, DBL for sot before
siocp Cub. Robinson Perth A7bov. ". A EaIey
Steamship Perrc ORR Dsn Have Maicn 81 with ndse and pa''
slca.r FsA Ge aeIs; Hsmburs Naeh "a anil Have q H.
Stensso rcece ir rroas London March 20 and Hase 2
vi" sa S, 81, M,aai.an ohu Charleston S. c. Apn B. with
u,se AMI pass 10 Jsmes ". Qaiut1rd 4 CO.
DOMESTIC POTTS.
Ami Norman. from Philadelphia
Slid steamship tor Sesi barS X A. Allen ant Henry
BsschBau.
April 6iiyel. bars Advocate from
fsaeraae. uE Antwerp OArk, Je ~
(Rus o onler Kha from Antwerp via 81 vincent
schr Ezei. from Palermo. unknown bark.
FOREIGN PORTS.
NovrLLg April 6fhe Allan Line .ielsh9 P0lynrnan from ror
Land Asrct - TOT Liver1ooi arrived here rosT.
l-gES.1OSs April GTbe Cuaard Line steamship ha-.thon
Garrett March u, IaTerpoo arrived acre a. oe"ez
SOUTHAMPTON April 6The North L0rds steamship
Hhein Bakrnsen from NewYrk March % for bremen arrived
here ts-day.
los Apl Sailed for the Uud Brothers ana sislss
La Helen Marion Spsri1g NgteT S~tsuc iT " n
D de ID Juseih NICK
son a. tie 18th ToGdcnAJad.
DucimeT H. L. it'Bh Mercedes. Usus Lanrr asd
con 6l n.: Arbitrator Aroutus. Scotland
Ceeels sad Twilight
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COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY. N. Y. AID

ALBANY. Y. Y, April 6.-In The Court OF Appeals
Tussday. April. u, 1875:
Atwc a in the records statement
bv appellant United States Patent
OF John r. Gale Of counsel for appellant ordered that
farther Of the Court
The Trustees Of CAnOhsre motion correct the
pruted James for Samuel H. nd
be accordance with the
az the Court.
67-Wm. haer IT,, al Thomas Nelson ct all motion
restore csenca-Oa mOeon Walter COge OF
the appellant
glaal date Of fling The return
No 29O-Lewis YruSey Daniel Night pesde
ETC. sppeanL-sGbmed for appellant BY ". c. Aes for
respondent.
No YI3-Ben Godberg respondent Wm T. utley AL
for appellants
"a. Sou.hworth for respondent
RVck aud concluded
No 5S-MGrqs.s D. Hoppaagh, appellant, VIM NJ Siable
Henry r. Ssden OF counsel for appellant and
b. Ceorge F. Danforth for respondent
-osmnon CsSss oused WednesdaT Aprl 1915
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Mails for England,
psySEyGERs ARRTVFD.

PROM HAMBuRG-Tn as1rssp frsia April 6-Csri son Far
,ub Mane sehmoh arbnrg Ricardo Knegson y M
Prauek Aggaz and daughter DE- Michel ConstAnn Freher
Won Popp Conrad Peppenhsusu Tkassa vie and dssshr
Henr, Psgger and wife -. ,,..
PROM IMBuRG-m steamship goef< April g. Emil Hoebsssr
and wife Ernst PnIea Feher Arthur Conrad Jepn Levy
wife and children Emil wasen, John KefersiOr Rudolf Poir
Parl Bysnd Ella r. Hasssnenl Ma bersna kaf
al chi Mia yshsana 0utsner children E LeGss Psiefssn,
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HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. April 8. 1875.

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday. April g. 1875
Arch. JohnstOn's sale to-day was well at
tended. The prices trhe higher although
there seems 10 be tendency TO increased sales IN the
lower priced stock. Mr. Johnston expects some vaiua
bic horses In TO partic,pate In the gular
sale, which, Win take place Friday the sth inst Fol
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MNVATuRk ALMANAC

53i 63l Moon ~c''''' o''o
IN
SANDY Hcos SOB 900 Hell Gate Ferry lu ~
80,
SANDY Hook. SAC Gsv. ihsnd 922 Hell Gate ferrl' LII
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NASH e. CROOK.
CHARLRS ". NASH aud JOHN H. CROOK have this cay formed
partnership ander Of NASH CROOK.
husiness the cd and velznoHn quar-
ters Nos 80 and Park-row ard li9 and 15l Nassaus
Their oug ernerenee caterers
rooms and their all paironsod friends
and new prices an attendance Will
hey from all who desire ast class entertain
ment a reasonable charges
New York April 8, 1875. - - $500
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CHARLES ". NASH,
JOHN II. CROOK.
THE PARTNERSHIP h

NRw YORK. March 20. 1875.
THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
under the partnership Of sPEAR
HOWARD WATERS been tbs disco we'd b. mutual
met ALFRED SIP Az aathort TO collect the debts AMI
rp the Affairs OF partnership. sig1 and
The sun me m igudatoa. ALFRED " SPEAR.
Vs. STEPHEN P. HOW ARD,
WM &. WATERS.
Nav YORK Apn l. 1875.
The business viii he continued under the 6rm of
4 Once. No ! John-sE
5J2 5r4 Wet aad i3S Jane-sf
Thaas past respectfully shci coniin ~ o1r
pa-ropaee J. v. SPEAR. s. HOWARD.
FEHE FIRM of HARDING, HAYDEN & Co.
4 is this dav DISSOLVED and HAYDEN Il
DCCEWORTH all habll-s Of late hm aud sn
frm Bsme hqIidaton. GRO . hAhDtNo
L. HAYDEN
Ees.York April l. 1875. WA H. DuckWORIt
In, Undersigned having ormed CopsriBehD viii, the iru
name HAYDKy D RNORrH continue business OF the iate
6rn Of Harding. Hayden x Co. al 32j wssnlngon-L
~ BEN. L. HAYDEN
Eew.York April !. 1873 WA II. DUCKNORTH
DLANTS THAT EAT ANIMALS are fully
described illustrated Ars MARY TREATS interesting
article published THE TRIBUNE EXTRA. No ~ Pamphlet
EGItIsn. 20
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GcrdrIncrsnlu Nouccs.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.-NO
hereby given that PARTNERSP heretofore existing Ne
underssnd. unrer the Grm f NASH FULLER
tie Restaurant 80 40 Pakror and
S l4 and 5l Nassau SexYok CIV thu daY dis
solved hy mutual CHARLES W NASH viii partner
ship debts asd receive all deb payable TO the late frn
Dated Nev.Yolk April g. 1875.
CHARLES ". FASH
NELSON II. FULLER
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porses. Carriages. narness. &I.

porses. Carriages. narness, 81.
II A. FITCH, Dealer in Fancy Horses
lie Just arrived large n fine Carriage HOfs rs
Central New-York. No 1913 Twentr-iourthst.
| O. TAYLOR, t45 East 24th-st., dealer i'll
~ hr.t-class MATCHED PAIRS and SINGLE ROADsrkRS
prices to sat The times; full and nal
NOTICE.-LONDON-MA HARNESS.
~ REDUC ZION OF PRICES.
TIE took Of
THE LONDON HARNESS AGENCY.
No. 20 Bas F0GrtesBlh-st
between Flih-avs and University place.
the largest an complete strictly ~ goods exhibited
liberal Discount from
lar. Tkesi prices. fo ready only
Al Harness Sadies Brides. Horse Clothing handseEn
an the productions Loli0n maker has other
been imported before the
rec Of the Tarii
March 81. 1875.
pERFECT PARALLEL MOTION. - The
L problem solved st TRIBUSE EXTRA No. r.
the OF Col hBAUCLLigRS ingenious inentiea Shieb
completely which hitherto babel
chsnicians. Pamphlet E.itan. 20
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fesal Notices.
CORPORATION Notices

CORPORATION Notices
IMPAIRMENT of PUBLIC PARKS.-Light-
- Public mpProposAs in sealed envelopes vail be rvee
the department 50 UEonqusre York until
0elee m the 10Th Ap 1870 Tor hghllng the pnbe
lamps alier Of said departne With For a pAeu
zee The Cty Record No. 2 CITY Hall, n Y.
STREET SWEEPINGS, GARBAGE, &c.
- SEALED PROPOSALS vii received bT the Police Depart
uen I'LL 10 o'clock H., April 10, 1875 for purchasing
ASHES AND STREET DIRT,
GARBAGE aad
MASUkk
For particulars The CITY Record Copies FOR sale At No CiJ
Hail.
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.ftdrrie ann JiGIe Itl0uLcls.

:ftdrrie ann 5lGIe ItlanLels.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES-An ex-
"A MARBLE MA0BLkfLED NAN rhls all
other Marble Work: Turning A. KLABBR l34
t.asl Eghteenh-.. rhrd-ave
A GREAT reduction III prices OF Marble and
"a Marbd Manes all kinds of Floor r!g Monuments Head
Mia
90 Marble WORKS Sos III 223 Fftya.st
ST., Broadway.
JASON & ISOLA,
~ STEAM MAhBLE GRANITE WORKS,
li6tO lj2 Wet H)tt-.t Broadway.
Msrts.s Affairs. Figures Ting Ws1ong ke. lu-
Of
WHO are the true KINGS Of BUSINESS <.
W Read JAMES PARrON'> eeiure III TIE TRIBUNE EXTRA.
No. they P1nPEe. EaiOl, ~
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GENERAL SEssfoNsHACKErT hJhn Quad, COrnelius Kelly
II
Mitchell
Michael William Is. Hekox
Leonard Green PateE Dufv John
Henry Mary MurphY ashanti and bat
CorKr AFPKAIs Albany. April G-he following the day
Wednesday April 1875: Nos Up, 173, l79 lO7,
1853, 81, l6S. $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-07

CHEST. near Broadway.-TO LET, with
d BOARD large ROOM third aoor 'front.' 1870 West
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NUPKFNE NoUNT-TFA NHEHs-bAHhKT1' q
"a rovce at Long Island L o. Goodrich HaCienbsch
4 Co 65. .Grcsveror Nayler, &c
5g Ip.or srt Brown Il. .BOyd Pekin Alcvnol
GO. Ho.cosc agt. NuTrav. Aip. Co =,
TO- .Aarray HOyoke. S4.DcvUursneY AIT be aa! or
lQ4 Deu;sche mt Bank Agt. &C..
Soarrhorn &C. Gail. Va. 100 up to AMI .HeIi-
5.WG Mead. ng No LOO
"a. GcolW Moore
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~ 4
- PROVIDENCE
The and eonmo1loas steamer. hiOIE isIsND Iaes
Frtsvs from Pier 80 North RIVER loot Of Jaw,
3 in Inns Tickets
WescottK rurr Co. a $40 BroadrsT
L. A. oh vEAU Freight Aren't L W. FlLAlNs GenL fasA ASeuh
BABCOtK.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-12-04

A Curs SMELLING MATCH. The
tar heel c"nveDii"Dist knows a thin.
or two besides making constitutions.
He ean beat all creation Smelling corn.
The other evening a, s'rolling ped,lle,
had a newly-patep.ed colu-sheller
hawking it a bout Raleigh, aud was
showinga crowd IN tile street how
fast it could shell ; when an old mem
Der from tho rJ"untains walked mp,
dressed in blue. jeans, aud u cob. pipe
10 his mouth, aud said to the pe,ldler :
II can b. at that thing Smelling corn
myself" 49,.
.~Wel' Sit" said the peddler. arm
gl'syoaa machine for nothing ifyou'l|
Good as wheat,r says convention
ist, and he searched over the pile for
u red cob, made a boy take it to a fire
aud burn it u little, and then squar.
ing himself on the sidewalk, he seized
the red cob with regular old plant
alton grip in one hand, while he held
the ear Of corn between both legs
with the other, and waited for the
word Goo" from n little man in the
crowd, who held tile watch to time
them. 'A'i,h'
Go" cried the fellow, and at it
they went. a-n...~
But the little pcddler was so ex-
cited in the start that his shelter got
choked, and while lie was scnffling to
unchoke it, the old member cNl!y
g"t up, aud pitching his half-sl'elled
ear ;nto the pile, said to the peddler:
II amt got time to shell against
that thing, mister it would make the
slow. motioned for life,' and he step
ped away lively, the crowd shouting
and the pedller mad. ..
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collection of every reader.

collection Of every reader.
The crew Of carpet-baggers and ad-
venturers who, through the illegal
interference Of President Grant, have
control of the State Government of
Louisiana, are endeavoring to make
political capital out Of an outrage
which is the legitimate result Of mis-.
government and jndicial corruption !;
aud they would have the North be.
lieve that isolated cases like that Of
Gair's lyucl'iug afford proof that the
Southern people are ripe for a new
rebellion, and are already engaged in
a war If determination against the
freedmen. The truth is that very
few, it any, Northern communiti Is
would have submitted to the "ppr e..
sion If thieves and rutlians with hali
the patience that the people "f Mis-
sissippi ard Louisiana have shown
N. Y. Sun.
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Nor LIKE WAsH1SGrox.-Th 9th.
er day a Wick sburg father fnding il
necessary to reprove his sou, gently
said:
Don't stuff victuals into you,
mouth that way, my 400 {; George
Washington didn't eat after that fash
ion"
The boy accepted the reproof with.
out comment, and after pondering to.
awhile be remarked to himself:
"And l don't believe George Wash.
ington licked his by for finding a
bottle Of whisky in the sled when he
was hunting after q horseshoe,
either"
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MisrAKE IN THE NAME or THE
SoNG.-"Say, can you sing tl'at--e,
lovely new song, tl'e-er-um, about
the fellows mother, you know I" said
and indefinite but agreeable young
man the other evening, ut a small
social gathering, t" the prima donna
Of the occasion, (which young man,
and what about his mother :" answe, :
ed the lady, "because there is a good
deal of mother in the ballad litera.
ture eff the present" "I-er-dou't
know exactly, you know-um," re-
piled the young man. "Was it Moth
CT, kiss nue. in my Dreams or Just
Before the Battle, Mother or 'I.emme
Kiss him for his Mather,' or Think
ing, Mother Dear, If You,' or Mother,
Come Back from the Ecl'oless Shore,
or Dear Mother I've Come Home to
Die'-whicll I" responded the beautiful
aud accomplished girl. "No, no.
said the enamored youth "none "f
those--it's something about the old
woman's getting old. Oh, l know"
he concluded, with 4 hurst If relief,
conviction, aud intelligence it be-
gins 'Nlother's Teeth are Falling Out"
The assembled company ree with
enthusiasm aud unani'nity, aud were
just about hanging him to the
front gate post, when his qnick per.
ceptions enable him to discover that
the title Of the piece was "Father's
Hair is Turning Gray" The young
man stated in justification that h.
had q poor ear for music aud . bad
memory for dates.
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' For the Vinlicator.
TO A BEREAVED MOTHER.
IN MEMORIAM OF
BY W. G. J.

All! why was thy staying SO brief!
Why destined so soon for the tomb!
As the lewdrop that hangs on thu leaf,
Or the snowflake that falls from, it's home,
The bruised heart in sorrow will mourn,
And the spirit in anguish he bowed,
When the lnd from the bosom is torn,
But a rainbow hangs high on the cloI(.
Tho the Angel Of Death may pass by,
For q lnolQent it only can sever
Then cease from tho tear and the sigh,
FVr It is not Farewell forever,
Fe r, bear but short sinless Srt,
It's frail span Of bcina was given,
1t laid it's sweet claims on the heart,
And 9entlr. ret rned back to heaven.
We may weep, but Gods Judgments are
just.
He only called hack what he gave,
And Angels shall watch Ger its dust,
Till it rises in life from tho grAve. Il 20
Look upward, in faith tirW relying,
It's sweet smiles, again you shall share
Where grief brings no mourning Of
sigl'ing,
And sorrow no more drops tear.
Rest baby, in thy slumber so deep,
Rest on, till to time,-rest is given,
Then wake from thy moullering sleep,
And rest-rest forever in heaven.