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DEATHS.

JON Son the 2eth inst, Jane Jones, wife
Of John JONES'.
Funeral takes placea' Q o'clock On We'd
nesday a ternoon from the residence or her
husband, near the school house over TAird
str ct Bridge, to proceed to st. Josephs,
Brandywine ~ -
HUBER-On the 2sth inst, at $50 O'Clock
Emma Maria Huber, daughter OF VIM.
'and Maggie Huber, aged Years. =:
The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence If her parents, at NI3
Market street on Tuesday morning, at .9:,O
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PRuPOSASL.

DRCPOsALS - IS
FOR CIR AIDING THE BED OF CLAYTON
STREET FROM PENNSYLVANIA AV-
ENUE 10 ELEVENTH STREET.
Sealed proposals will be received Nv the
Committee on Opening streets. at the cn'cc
o. fne street COMMISSIONER, No. 81 Eas
Sixth street second story, until
.HURoDAY. DECEMBER, 2p. 1875,
at 4o'clock, p. NJ, ~
For grading TIL bed of Clayton street from
Tne dirt and sto. to be delivered s1biecf
to the order Of the street Commissioner
aId TO be leveled at The expense OF the con-
The Committee reserve the right to reject
any or all bids. No bids will Be accepted
unless it be from responsible party.
VIM. M.McMENA MIN,
nov. a'-Sv Chairman Com. OH Opening SITS.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
MAxAapes, In. JAxn WARD 4 Co.
Que night only.
FRIDAY EVE'N,}, DECEMBER 8. 1875.
=. Z. DATENPO3T
Grand Double Biiil
z Tragedy and Comedy
TGe Merchant or Venice.
sHYLOCK. MR.. f. L. DAVENPORT
RAnsANFo. ;. NE. EDWIN F. THoRHD
Antsnio, z. Nj. Joseph Nagle
0ratinno. Hr Geo. Vlnlng bOwefB
L.nssIos aobbo,. NJ Mr:Ye3tsS y SL.,@esas Ls19oSs
Jassice, Mi3 Grnee v. Hynter
Nerissa, u -. I kiss-FaDny jacobs
To oonelsde wit Tobins Glorious Comedy,
THE HONEY NOON.
nxh.tsA WIFE xSp HAVE a WIFE,
The management respectfully calls theat-
tantlof 0f the, public to the names OF the
artists In the above distribution.
" SCALE or PkfcU: " -
brsss circle, tist. IA, 81 rows Is Cts.
SertSin dress circle, back row 50 els.
sssts secured three day. in advance al
Bolghman, Thomas : Co., without extra
ossNS0Ss, k. =. I..-.....-t ~
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Henry wilson's Grave.

From the Boston IrasslIsy, s'rss-sa
The 10, where the Vice Presidents re:
mains are to be finally laid Is situSssd Or,
q charming little cminence in the extreme
northeasterly corner Of Dell Park Gene
tery, about three-fourhs of mile from
the village, in Westerly direction, and
overlooking the town and Lake Cochitu-
ate, the view from the spot being extensive
and vey attractive. The 10: is inclosed by
a granite curb, which is surrounded by a
neatly.gravelea driveway. On either side
of the front entrance are tasteful shrub,
and little in front Of the centre is beau
tiful sarcophagus about four feet long, g,three
and half feet high and twenty inches
wide, and consisting of three sections Of
pure white Italian marble, resting on q
massive base Of Quincy granite and sur.
mounted by an officers hat, feather. swort i.
belt and sash, cut in marble, and requirius
six months labor in its execution. The
front Of thi, sareophagus is inscribed as
follows: Lieutenant Colonel Henry
Hamilton Wilson, born in Natick, Nov
II, ls4s; died in Austin, Texas, December
24, 1866" A short distance behind, and
north Of this is small sarcophagus at the
head Of the Colonels grave, which is simp-
ly inscribed, Hamilton" At the right,
and just east Of the Colonel's grave, is that
Of his mother, which is marked by an Ital-
ian marble head-stone Of an attractive and
appropriate design, and inscribed as fol-
lows: Harriet NJ. Howe. horn in Natick'
November Fl, 1924, married to Henry
Wilson, November 20, 1910, died May 28,
1870" Below this is inscribed "she
Made Home Happy" which is followed
by " But, O for the touch of a vanished
hand, and the sound Of voice that is
s;.li." At the extreme northeastern corner
Of the lot is a double grave marked by
double or twin hea'|-stone Of those men,
toned above. This marks the last resting
place Of Mr.. Wilson's father and mother,
the one on the right being inscribed !:
" Winthrop Goliath, born April7, 1887
died February 10, $780," while the one OF
the left bears the following inscription
" Abigail Goliath, born March II, 1895:
died August 8, 1866" Between the graves
Of his parents and hat Of his wife ia u va
cant space and that is the spot where is to
be deposited the remains of the Vice Pres
ident, of whom his townsmen relates a
touching tribute which he paid to the part
ner Of his Joys and sorrows 1t is said that
when the news Of his nomination for the
Vice Presidency was .t'egraphed Him by
his townsmen, he replied "Place bou.
quet of flowers on my wife's grave"
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DUGDf ACADEMY.
a COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOR BOYS
Masonic Temple, Wilmington, Del.

DIR. SAMUEL W. MURPHY, A. NJ, Principal,
Assisted by experienced instru ctors in the
several depart'n ants Of the sch ool.
The PRIM ,nY DEPAKrME Mt receives
pupils pupil, ottw en- and. n years Of age. The
Primary branches of an English education
are thoroughly taught in this Department.,
winch the principal deens of not less i'm
p pnt, nee than. the, higher department.
Q ildten studying the Primary branches
WI therefore receive the pew email attention
breal and deep ''the firm founda on.''
The COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT af-
fordsey y facility to young men who en-
poet. after lea, ing school. TO enter at once
upon bu mess life. Penmanshipand.bnok-
keeping receive special attention in this
department.
WINTER TERM OPEN ON MONDAY.
DhCEMBrR 9Th.
Parents are respectfully refer. ID to the
FOLLOWING gentlemen who are latrons or
Hon bradford, victop DuP,ont e.,
m G. Whitslev Jno.CPoftarsn,,, IIsg.
OF I. 9. spruance, Esq I. G. Bannine' i Esq
n,.ry Eckel, ESQ, Pr: Iorasei BBinR, BurRi, L
Gram stiges' ESQ" Jno 9'Byrne Essq.
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NOTICE TO DELINGUENTa.
d AUDITORS OFFICE,
SM EAST SIXTH STREET,

WILMINGTON DELAWAEE. J
Notice Is hereby given, by direction ofhe
Finance Committee, that ali bills due 'fs
City on January list. ls7-5, must be pai' n
they will be placed in the hands Of the ~.
licitor for c,i. ection, by virtue Of sect.on
of the City Charter, which is as follows :,
s'If the amount of said bill be rot lall
within 60 days after, such presentation
thereof, it shall be the dat, of the MaJo'Mt
said city to issuea warrant directed to hs lAs
the same with ali costs thereon. upon 1.e
goods and cllattels of s.,eh owner, and J. 10
such goods ard chattels can be found W!lL!aa
sold city sufficient to satisfy said deol aEa
costs, then to levy the same Oh the grou''aSs
or buildings Of such owner fronting upo1n
such street as aforesaid, which said grOl,nn;Hss ;s
ssd Sy sai c}y Gy XSSRar S Ra' ths1sH paS
upon ten {!W days notice in two neTsHS'
The bills Of delinquents having long ~ ,v' 70
become Overture, proceedings viii he c.lh',
nenced without delay, unless payment ''
made as herein provided.
WILLIAM H. GR!fF!.,,
sepN-tf II, City Au,ltol.-
NOTICE TO COUNTY TAN PAYEnsI-,
~ Notice Is her by given that All person'
Indebted for County, State and foor ar' isA'
District of " ilnlington Hundred, mus, gu ~,
and Settle the same. The Collector Hiil W
found at his office, corner Of E'ghth. az. ,,
Shipicy streets, OF In the evenings Il! hi'
residence. sos v est Fourth street. .,u
DUTY OF c. LLECTOIs.-IfaNv person ,.a E.,
or neglect to pay their Tax within len u.ss ..:r
altef tiis notice, the Collector may .,jny iGr1
to law
1.-THE owner sfany Real Estate shat. ny
reside In the Hundred, or is a minor, Nv ~
snail be the duty of the Collector 10 E,y
and collect the same or the persona! pipht,.
erty ofthe tenant thereof Extract Prom Wv
IaV.
LEWIS MCCALL,
"olltrtl.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-30

A well.known physician says that no
person should get out Of bed as soon as
waking, thai is to say, we suppose,no man.
He should lie there and speculate and
theorize while his wife is getting breakfast
rood,,
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What rs the matter, >ir?" said sur
efon to his patient. swell. / have eaten
some oysters, and SUPPOSE fhey have dis.
agreed, with me-" Have. you eaten anv.
thing elsca,>@ ''''--''' .''- W. AZ.
too y oe sprung upon the corrupionS
aoity officials, and in manner will stir ND
thlsGountry to its very vitals.
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NIOTICE WATER DEPARTMENT
N CHIEF ENGINEERS OFFIChl
!. .la Z - No. 1000 Market Street

WILMINGTON; DEL, Nov, 3. kT6
NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS.
All persons who have sold property lur.
Ing the present year must give notice In
writing o the Registrar. at the Office Of tie
Water Department, before the Goth day ot
November, ls75, and insert In the notice Inc
the na .ns anG sns aq%S ey
be held liable for the Water Rent ths; nest t
year. Also all Persons who may wish 10
discontinue the useof water or any portIon
Of It must give notice as above end pay
two'doilArs for drawing the ieru!e. No si.
teration will be IN dc In any bill after tha
above date. EDWARD MCINTYRE,
loy3toSO -7tr .... Registrar
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ct. STEPHENS HOTEL, ..r-
CHESTNUT ABOVE TENTH STREET,

CHESTNUT ABOVE TENTH STREET,
Philadelphia.
Your attention is respectfully called t.
this new and elegant hote;, centrally loca.
ted convenient to all public offices, places
of amusement and interest.
furnished Throughout in the most elabo.
rate manner. No pains will be spared to
make this a model hotel, pleasant and
agreeable TO those who fhvcr MS with u
visit. Transient rates from 500 to $5O0 pei
day. Special rates to families and pcr1nn.
nent guests. .z..,
THos. ASHTON, Prop'r.
G IT, CRAWFORD. Manager oct2S-Yln.
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~ To ladies and others interested In the
Boys and Chtldren'sdepartHentsw we would
respectfully say that theae depsrtn enfs oi
our. vast concern havabSen fliedto over-
lowing with an entirely fresh supply OF
SUITS AND GARMENTS
fol the little foik-sufleient to stock all the
clio hing stores within the limits of the city
aud We uni hssitatinfly assert that such y
beaasiful collection Or choice winter wear
for. children wap never arranged on the
counters OF any Establishment In Delav are.
w nave u *. 'If - Z! 49,
LARGE FORCE OF sALE.MEN,
in these departments, who have nude 1t
their study for years to suit and 1T the
rising generation" ana who will take
great pleasure In displaying the various
new designs and noTei ideas gotten up es-
pecially for the season, aud found In no
other establishment.
OUR RULE:
SIGNED GUARANTEE;
CASH RETURNED
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STORE kEEPERs, GROCERS AND
y Deals n, take notice., take notice!
CHIMNEYS! CHIMNEY: Il CH1MNEYsI y
A large assortmeutuf lamp chimfeyso Of all
kinds lust received from 6ret hands, which
We are selling at Philadelphia prices, Gail
and satisfy yourselves Of the eeon9my q
buying u home, W. q. ADAMS,
- IL 3. Second st.
Lamps and lamp goods q every kind. \
oet3O Inn ~ Sc +s
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lPECIAL NOTICE. TO COUNTY NV
y PAYERS.-The undersigned colleehH.Ss. HS
Vt County Taxes having given tetica ih,ss
months ago that the taxes were due sS an%
payable ut that date, and whereas moi p,',. Suw
Than one-twentieth Of the tax payers hh,vs hOvs
paid any attention to said notice, the coIec.
to enforce payment according to law whISSS
gives the collectors power to coIlec, vtth
cost in ten days after they receive thsr,
duplicates. 'A
", JOS. /. CARPENTER, Js
A. GIVEN,
AYES-u A.- Collector
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HOTELS.

sazxHz--.zzE<Ezxss1E-<-zz .-.-.z.zS:-=IFrs1
WAsH1NaToN HOUSE, - =
MARHET STREET, NEW CASTLE,
JOHN McCALL1N, PROPRIETOR. ~,
The above housets large and commodious
and fitted up in the most modern style.
The bar is always we'll supplied with the
best ofhquOrs.~ f1sl@7 I
Boarding CON be had on the most moderate
terms either daily orr weekly.
Stabiing for forty head of horses
The proprietor respectfully asks the pa
tronage othis friends and the public.
J JOHN MCCALLIN.
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WAKT1.

WANrEn-rvo Gent a'ssisS, 4; ss,s,s, Ss:rsSs s:4sss.
nov. 2,.tf -.
XlIUSEllENTks 9s5.
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NOTICES..

Crooks, BONDS, LOANS, AND Pr,
- Estate: In Difference TO the urpen1I nnAl
many good business friends the s1besrRa subycSihaa.
has dsc,ded 70 sonSIct hls Regular Aueon
lished by NJ. Thomas 4 suns "i.y Of I.ITs'Gah eTs'ah
phia. A few items will be taken fn'aleI' aaeI
Of these sales at limit OF price. but IN eaes
caseWill secret ,sndcrbiddiny he s;.1,ct,nno' ~ NO.
teal estate sales on the premises siiiIone vii aas
thu to be AZ hs ret0fore, all positive. "a'
Please send in immediatxly your la, >.
stocks, Bonds, Loans, Lots and nwejIMnooll eiM d
tn n,r TIE next sale WHICH is ALREADY s neaIiy
octSU-U No IL. ! Achanua p,r,u.
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-Astor is always Eertl-a hundred mil.
lions. The wealth Of that family consists
u never undergoing a division, The proper
oy always descending to the eldest sot,,
according to the English custom.
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He afn tho punher ps chiltitei
ia 4eal haa. au1Hm Ao ASCERTAIN
Gee numbef q I0ais iarta dos Eight
Aiike. 81 sou meat Pat tel bin e.
make haste hule 90 Will SAID
Nike b0l what nsnst fell him # 4
don't mnsa him ?
Aa Illinois postmaster gives notice
rs follows After this date everybody
must Eok their own postage stamps,
for my tongues give ONT
There are trees s. tan IL Missouri
that il takes two men and q BOY % look
Is Che Cop 81 them. One looks tilt he
gets tired, and another commences
where he left of
Willie Ia. d little Hye-year Old, was
playing with q honey-bae, when the
angry bee stung him )h, Grand
ma, cried Willie, & didn't know bees
had splinteFs ia their feetg
Bridget what have yon done with
the cream Those children can not
eat skim-miik for breakfast ''Sure,
ma.am and IT isn't myself that would
be after pivin She scum 70 yez, ! TUX
that OF and gave It to the cots.
Mark Twain thinks that soda-water
IA not reliable for steady drink, It is
too Classy. The next morning after
drinking thirty eight bottles he found
himself full OF gas and els tight as q
balloon. He hadn t an article Of cloth
ing he could wear, except his umbrella.
a Dutch woman kepta toll-gate One
foggy day traveller asked, Madame,
how far is it to j ?" "Shoost q leetle
ways, was tlls reply. eyes, but how
Car again asked the traveller ''Shoost
leetle ways, more euiphatically.
Madame, is it one, two, three, four,
on five miles RI The good woman in-
geniously replied, II drinks it isl"
Elbow do / look, Pompey?'+ said b
young dandy to his servant, as he had
finished dressing. Elegant, massa;
YOU look bold as lion bold as a
hen, Pompey How do you know |?
You never saw lion. 4 Oil, yes,
massa. I seed one down TO jerks, in
his stable. Down to jerks Pompey?
Why, you great fool, jerks has not got
d Lon; that's q iackass 'sCan't help
it, massa; you look just like him"
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FTsHR BEAUTIFUL ANp HtaHEY VHY.
liable FAMILk 8ibAh. nov sAfsd IS
th6 public bg Mrs. UbhIA 81 BRYAN
duly anth0siasa agent ios E, 3 Ihemataa
CO., ST. Louis, Misaorrb
This Bloc Is superior % auyshtng IS ~
line ever bofore INTRODUCED ihto lhis t5Gnffygw
gale. Iteontains the Old and New Taalansat
ApoeFypha pselms 81 metre Ribia Bie oasFg
e5ne0rdance. Bible Index Fable 81 coniee
Photograph Album, Bamily Record Nayrs
Certificate, Map Of Palestine, Panoramic Viees
81 Jerusaiem ard Surroundings oyer Fauf
funded and Fifty RrgfaYings tincludlhr
twenty full page Illustrations. Two Ellamias
tons, humorous impafiant tables. aanv interest.
ing articles II support II tee Holy Bible and
many Other fea9ufcs 10 make K simple atra6.
fivs and entertaining These Bibles afs ea
ganlly and durnbly bound, and publiahed n
the German and hnelish Languages
Prices graded to suit all claases. 90
those Who have not the ready cash trade 4
offered.
LAKE cnARLEs Oct. f,l8M.
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..rLLn raaI GAUsE.


wtrNfF4cNN Picture 5o,ga9 copies
essas 8sld. II 81 l8xls inches g sss
printed n Heavy plate paper, eaan'.sai y "a
Kan ana artistic iii execution II renfessass
Csn adsTste soldier afss she Naf iats9nis ~, 4
Sis home, which ~ finds lonely ao $500 .sis
III fssnt 81 the ruined cottage, telling sAe w.
AZ ff,s seisaries 81 war. arc sNo graves Wltn
raso crosses. 81 enc q which same if,enalJ
hand bas hane gafland. - The rigat ths
oslm river md Using moon indieate peace apa
resg. TIE stars seen between the trees fsgls.
sent tho southern Cross Il ls Plssa.S ',is
viii touch every Southera heart ana slou rs.
sn5 nisoo n every Southern home. sent W
mail mounted o. s roller, md post pala' ~
4roeipt al rs cents, OF three Iof 81 cents
s3srsss ". M. B0RR0W,
200 Main Street, Bristol. Tenn
AGENTS wanted for this and variety 81 otnos
ers eueravines. Fgom SIS 60 $40 q day easily
made. Catalogue and private terns to age "a
free ~ -
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RURAL SOUTHLAND,
No. 6s CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS.

JAMES n. HuMMELL, Managing Editor
and Publisher.
mr.. II. "A. sWAsEY, Agricultural.
n. q KERR Miscellaneous
Il. BENNETT Travelling and Industrial.
TERas pom $3.50 30 per annum,
copies for elo and foF gotter up u Tie club
s 70 ouples II 81 80 each. 10 to 10 opies
g. 81 20 each, 70 d 50 copies II 81 aach, and
oae . the getsef up 81 The club; 70 cents
portage additional mu accompany each
narae. Cash ia adyanca always
Tho names foT q club need not all come
from one postoiIce.
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ToWN LOS FoR 49,.
THE SUN.
DANNY Ann WEEKLY FOR 1875.


The approach Of the Presidential Eeloction
gives unusual importance to the events and
Developments Of 1875. We shall eudeavor to
describe them fully, faithfully end fearlessly.
THE WEEKLY SUN hos now attained q
circulation Of over seventy thousand copies
Its readers are found in every State and
Territory, and It's quality il well known to tho
public We shall not only aedeavor to keep It
fully up To the did standard, but to improve
and add 10 ia variety and power
TIE WEEKLY SUN will continne n be
thorough newspaper All the news Of the day.
win he found "a II, condensed when unimport-
ant. al full length when Of moment, and always.
vie trust treated In o clear, interesting and
Instructive mannr
II Il our aim "a make the WEEKLY SUN
the best family newspaper 10 the woeld twill
be full o. entertaining aud appropriate reading
81 every sort, but viii print nothing To offend
the most seruplous and delicate fasla. It viii
alwsye contain tha most interesting stories and
romapess az tho dry, carefully selected and
legihly printed
The Agricultural Department Is 8 prominent
/ feature III tho WEEKLY sun, and its articles
will always Be found fresh and useful for the
/ farmer
The number Of men independent ii politics
4 Il increasing. and the WEEKLY SUN u their
\ paper esreelallg. 1t belongp . W pariy. md
4 oheys no diclatlon, eontending for principle
and the election 81 the host men, Il exposes
/ thc corruption that dlsgraees the country and
threatens the overthrow &c republican institu.
tlons II has no fear of kmhyeg, and seeks no
iavoFs slcm theiF supporters
The markets III every kind and The iashioas
sFe regularly reported.
The price 81 the WEEKLY SUN v one
dollar q yehr for 4 fh1et 81 eight pages and
6glv.aiK columns. Al this barely pays The
/ expenses 81 papsF and printing, wo age nol
able n make any discount Or allow any
premium 20 friends who may make speeial
efforts % extend is eiFanlasion Under ths
nov law, which requires payment oi postage
~ advance. one dollar year. with twenty cent
ne cost IL prepaid postage added e The rall
81 subscriptions. b i not neeessary to get ~
club ia order 90 have the WEEKLY SUN q
this Fase Any one who sends one dollaF and
swnatg cents viii cot the pRpcE postpaid. 81
enc gaaf
Va hare "a llavaling agents.
THE WEEKLY sUN~-Aighl paKeai ailg
III edInmaEs Only 3 24 yeaf. postage prs
paias Na discount from taia cate
THE DAILY SUN ieFsa iaH paR
neNnnalaF so twenty eIatt c8lenaa Daii,
eirsalaslan 5Va g8,o8A. adj Tie news 81 81
cenGs Subscription postage prepaid % nt
n month. an Gu 90 ggsM &a e.Aes 81 ian g
over. discount al 90 pag 1ent
Address. hE 9UN9 NeW xplk oitg
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NOTICE
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, !
NnrqaffN4 fansssN~ fe4t

UNITED STATES LAND 0FFTcE, 4
h7UlsIaNt, Jannary 6, 1875
4 COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN Eil3-
Uttered at this 0lEicehy Henry Griffith
against g. & N Hapeh for abandoning his
Homestead Entry Na4 93Ad. dalo6 Jniy,
1871 unon fha htaaliaAal eAe4ls.s.
snip sarih, Range west in Cameron
Parrish, hgBisiana wish a view ~ the eaueaiia.
tom of aaia enIggi lAe said paflies one hereby
mmmpned to aNpenR af shls ofiea an fha 18Th
aey ~ tahruaFg, 1926 81 O'Clock + u. to
respond ard lpgairh gimoay eoasaninn nid
alleged abandopmeNt
W. n0hhHQoM, Raestsr.
Ienle JULIAN NEVILLE, Receiver
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The Boston Advertiser. tie leading
Republican newspapaf of New Eneland,
ayR: .sFhas Il f. fha dellberato pur-
poso of General BufieI and those who
train ia his company % tannt and Insult
Ahe South 10 lilo pitch 81 evaporation
and overt aosa 81 retaliation, 0llseryunt
men caa haraly doaht THO danger Is
tint le large body 81 Republicans Who
ainecrs desire peace ana iaaiiee VIII
too long neglect & Febuke aud fepaai-
ate the internal policy 81 provoaation
upon which fea If their nnaaEnpulena
leaden afa hont II their eanducl
should sting some of the mor bot.
headed communists - madness ths
future historian, calmly reviewing these
Shines woula tightly hlaue BY and nol
them Among these WHO hain II
Rniiar company i President Grant
and ihal means she eaiiFe aaminis
sration
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TAI4HLAGE's PAPER.
THE CHRrsTIAN Ar Wo = =
aTho boas Religious PapsF
cHercE on
TWO BEAUTIRuI PREAIUMS.

Az Illustrated Portfolio az Twelve Gems Ia
gTsnasebol. each 8&xI0t IT,. - Tho sapel0
ChFom6, TaR TWlss. 22x2s ifsi attcs se-
sesr. priee 8s 2s itclnasne possag NV
extra of.any kind. Without p1emast "a Pss
pnnum. ,.ss
ATqEnfT0N. AaRgr.--s- fibegal conn
md axelusivo territory epgnpias ana el'sp''
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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-27

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IN FEBRUARY.
no the Senate 81
the United States /:
Herewith i have
she honor tusend
inaCooplance with
resolution Of
The 81 instant, oil
the information in
my possession not
heretofore fur
nis relative %
nHnF IS tie State
of Ar nnsaA II
win venture 10 ex
press the opinion
that ali the testi-
mouv shows that
in TIE election of
1871 JOS Brooks
was lawfully elect
e8 Governor Of
that State TINT he
Inns been unlaw
fully deprived of
The possession of
his Office since fhat
times that ia 1874
the Constitution
81 tho State was
bv violence, in
timidation, and
revolutionary pro-
eeeding over
thrown, and q new
stitntion a.
dopted aud a new
State Government
established. These
proceed ings If per-
mitted to stand
practically ignore
an the rights Of
minoriiiea in aM
the States. Also
what Is there to
prevent each of
the States recentlv
re-admisted ia
Federal relations
on certain condi-
tions from chang
ing their consutu-
tionsand violating
their pledges, if
this action in Ar
kansas Is acquies-
ced in2 Irespect-
hliy submit whe-
Their d precedent
- dangerous To
tile stability Of
State government.
81 not Of the Ma
tionalCt overnment
also, should be re-
coanized by Com
gres i earnestly
nsk TINT Congress
viii take definite
action III the mnt
ter 10 relieve tie
Executive from
acting upon the
que tiOns which
should be decided
liy the Legislative
branch 81 the gov
eminent.
II. ~ Grant.
Exec Mansion
Feb. 8, 1875.