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youngest dsugh ter or PAtrieI ald Ann Dsnahsr.
sn SSs.sd
ate nd her ia3s..l flo@ the rssids.es Of her pa
te%Ssf q, Is5s. 40 c,eiosi, ,: M -.
FRANK zuRHoRsT, aged nineteen Year, and one
Friends Of the family are requested 70 attend his
yania Ayenue, east, at O'Clock, p. m, on Thurs
BRoWN.-on Sunday, August %. after . brief
illness OF cholera tnfantum, LEWIS GROUSE, aged
aysars and lomonths, soa or Fannie and John W.
fansi.l WIN take place to-day, siss instant, at
near Third. .oushssst. Reiativss and friends are
Gan GASTz..on he 18th instant, MrR1Ax L., In.
fant daughter OF william and Annie N. CAN'T.
tBaltin ere papers please coPJ:l
T. n, JAMS s H4ayk1 WIsE. younrest son 81
Jane: 4. Ard Annie >. Nise. sgsd u months and
ptiss, ssd We shall ever mis-: lin. 1s ne was soen
"BiRTI.-on sunday, 18th inst, CHARLES W.
BIzTH: aged % year,. I mouth and d Gays.
ocoef s % iaia s asIa
sn; Esasyss and friends of the
the re.dsnes ~ b sss sH fea
"a Seventh street, northwest, LfskfTB FRANKz,
beloved wife Of Henry Frsnke, Of Lsneasssr,P enn'
woMERsLEY.-on SATURDAY, Angust ., Ius,
S iS;S p Esssr Sass assd
months and . days. : -, - - = =.
wHEATLEY.-suddeaiy.e Of spoplsxy, On the
Icy. IN t e "a "a yes a OF q bis age.
sS:r:s Sss
iso Hlh yhe.s rssuie1 ssh mas vii p sss.
.ss e,sRRi1g Sf;sss .s iss'sa =,
9 Notice Of funeral In Wednesdsy's papers.
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JEFF DAVIS am eovTRToR HOLDEN.

JEFF DANIb AND 00tEhU0B 6CLDEH.
The Wilmington On. CD Journal as
sumes that the people Of that State aought
"not to forget that when Governor Of the.
estate, William W. Holden overturned
"their constitution, set at naught their
claws. deAed their Judges and openly
"ruled by the strong arm Of the military
"power; that he enlisted. organized and
I" commissioned sstsndine army Of brigands
"and cut-throats under the command Of
known murderer and assassin from an
''other State; that he created and empow-
'fered military commission to try and
''shoot his fellow citizens already In filthy
dungeons by his command; that he failed
$50 TO try and then to shoot them only be-
cause Of the discharge Of the prisoners
upon writs Of hdoeds corpus before Fed
sseral Judge" While we deny that Gov
ernor Holden was guilty Of any Of these
acts, we ere willing to admit them for ar
gument's sake, and we ask how the Jour-
nal can consistently demand the pardon Of
JEFF Davis, who was really guilty Of ten
fold greater crimes than those alleged
against Governor Holdenf 1t proceeds to
give reasons why the latter should not be
restored to citizenship, everyone Of which is
an arguments against the possibility of sec
tional reconciliation and forgiveness. or the
pardon Of such undoubted criminals as JEFF
Davis:
"For these deeds William W. Holden was
tried, convicted and driven in disgrace from
the high Office he held. The trial was fair,
and the proof was full the conviction was
true and the sentence just. That was four
years ago. Then he was an undoubted crimi-
nal rightly and Justly punished for the high
est official crimes known to the law Of the
land. What is he nowl Is he not criminal
still? What has he done since then to purge
himself of his great guilt, to merit
mercy or to win confidence from the
people he has so grossly outraged Has
he ever spoken one word Of sorrow, has
he ever uttered one word Of repentance for his
crimesi Has he not indeed openly gloried IN
his shame and declared that he has nothing to
take back or to disavow7 And not only this
he was the head and 10 which he still belongs,
to endorse in the most public and in the most
emphatic manner, not only himself as man
but the very crimes for which he was pun
ished3 VIII the Convention pardon man
who thus faunts his crimes as virtues IL its
verv face1
Are the people of North Carolina ready to
say that the man who raised an army and de-
claring martial law inaugurated civil war Is
an innocent mani II not, 1t will be well for
their delegates In Convention assembled, to
pause and consider before they remove the dis
abilities of William W. Holden" .r..
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OFF1oIAL.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON, September ], 1875.
The Depart emit Circular Of the 18th Of April,
All enlisted men, irrespective Of age, except
officers cooks, stewards, and servants, now sery-
years, viii receive, upon the expiration Of their
enlistment, II they shall 90 elect, Continuous
service Oertifcates, In lieu Of the ordinary or
honorable discharges heretofore Issued.
Cooks, stewards and officers servants are to be
selected BY the officers themselves, and they are,
at all time,. 70 be enlisted for the cruise Of the
vessel on which they are to serve, and, when SO
serving, are never to be turned on deck for
never, under any pretsxt whatever, to be detailed
Ali persons holding Continuous Osrtin.
Gus rs.eniistment for three years, within three
months from the date Of their discharge, one dol
lar per month IN addition 70 the pay described FOR
Any person falling TO re-snlIst within three
months from the date Of his discharge from any
enlistment Will cease TO derive any ADVANTAGES
secruing from his previous continuous enlist
1Ths Continuous Service Certificates win en-.
brace all the advantages Of honorable discharges
same, and must always show IN the column for
the purpose, WHISTLER or not the men are entitled
TO such discharges. Fr.FH. Hrf .-n-r !
Commanding oficers are directed not TO recon.
mend for honorable dischorge appointed men, nor
officers cooks, stewards, and servants shipped
,ot .ne Slu rses ~ me nSiong tnese
tied TO the same, from those under whose control
they have acted, cCuntersigned BY their respec-
tive commanding officers.
At the expiration OF ten years service any dis
aoled enlisted man, who has not been discharged
for misconduct, viii be entitled to,a pension, if
board Of survey shall recommend such action In
his case; and sfter twenty years service any en-
listed man disabled from sea service By reason
Of age or infrmity, who has not been discharged
for misconduct VIII be entitled TO pension equal
to one-half the pay Of his rating when last dis
charged. .GTl-sI-E Es.,.-. EE-E va TH3 .
Any man holding Continuous service Oertin-
cate who Is distinguished for obedience sobriety,
and cleanliness, and Is slso proficient In seaman
ship or gunnery, shall receive, upon the expira-
tion Of his enlistment, n specially recommended,
good oonduct badge and after he shall have
received three such badges, under consecutive en-
listm ents, within three months from the dates Of
his discharges he shalI, n qualified, be enlisted
as petty officer, and hold petty ofioer's rating
during subsequent continuous re-enlistments; and
he shall not be reduced TO . lower rating, except
by sentence Of Q courtmartial. f.'H - ~.
- 81 Ina rr--'.HsrH DANIEL AMMEN,. .- 2
10 ..r.r4.. Acting Secretary Of the Navy.
This circular 10 to be read and explained to the
crew, and posted In conspicuous part Of the
vessel. ...
Chief Of Bureau Of Equipment and 4 ecruiring.
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TIE North Carolina Democratic new,

TIE North Carolina Democratic news
papers continue to assert that Governor
Brogden, of that State, has cheated their
party out Of one delegate TO the Constitu-
tiansl Convention by refusing to call q
special election to elect successor to ex-
Governor Graham, deceased. This il q
sample Of the fairness with which, they In
VaIiably treat their political opponents.
They know that the law requires thirty
days notice of such an election to be
given, and that Governor Brogden has
promptly complied with it. The truth
is, Providence has Cheated" them, if
any cheating las been done, and the man
who was the author Of the phrase white
line, " has been removed from participation
in the deliberations Of the Convention, or,
more properly speaking, in its organization,
by higher power than any radical Office
holder, however potent for good or evil that
class may he in the opinion of the Southern
Democracy. .-......
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AND now the Baltimore Gazette, the lead:
ing Democratic organ in Maryland, has
notified the comrositors employed in the
various branches of its business, thst from
and after the 4th Of September, their wages
will be reduced ten per cent They are
now paid fifty cents per thousand ems, and
will, in the future, be compelled TO accept
forty-fve cents. The Typographical Union
has the matter under consideration, but
there seems to be no possibility ofs strike. "
The Gasetts has acted honorably in this
affair by giving its employees weeks
notice of the intended change in prices,
and deserves to be well treated by the
Union.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-31

A QUARTER CENTENNIAL" celebration
is to occur in California on the 9th ofSeptem
Der, the occasion being the twenty fifth an
niversary of the admission of that State in
to the Union. There is saying that they
never do things by the halves on the Pa
cihc coast, which is contradicted by this
announcement. But we are assured that
the celebration Of the Republican victory
TO be won on the LIST Of the same month
will go the whole fgure,-no quarters OF
halves about that.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-31

"THE best way to preserve the liberties
"of the people, says Governor Smith, Of
Georgia, 'is to arm them" But this de-
claration was intended for white men alone.
When colored citizens peaceably attempt to
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES into military companies,
or political associations, the Governor pro-
ceeds to arm the white men for the purpose
of putting the blacks down, stamping
Radicalism out, as Ben Hill calls it.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-31

SOME of the soft Drained believers in soft
money attribute the suspension Of the Bank
of CALIFORNIA; hard-money institution-to
its hard-money basis. They either conceal
or are ignorant of the fact that hard-moneY
institutions are amensble to memorable
rules of trade, which show that their mis-
management is inevitably followed by
financial ruin. A -rag-money concern
would have been compelled to suspend
just the same, while its assets would not
have been worth half as much.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-31

THE New York Sun scolds the
Philadelphia TTneS What's the mat
teri Is Dana's second fiddle out Of tune
Perhaps our sdmonitions to Aleck Mcclure
that he is disgracing and degrading himself
by initiating Dana, have had good effect.
We are always proud of our missionary
rnrk
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TUESDAY MoRN1Ne:::.::::,AU 81, ISIS

PERSONS LEAVING the city during the sum
mer months can have TIE DAILY NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN sent to their address By NAH,
postage paid, and changed IS often ss they
may require, by ordering IL ct this ONCE.
Terms: Sixteen cents Per week, or sixty-six
cents per month; invariably In advance.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-31

VIcE.PREs1DENT WILSON'S advice to
''turn the past over to the historian" may
be accepted as slightly selfish, in view of
the fact that he is writing history himself ;
but in the South the white Democracy re-
joice in the knowledge that it means turn
the niggers and Republicans over to the
White League sssassins."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-31

'"THB liberties Of the people," in the
meaning of the Southern Democracy, is
simply the privilege of white men to pre-
vent cplored citizens from enjoying the
rights of citizenship.
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them regarding the true condition Of affairs.
In all candor we ask that some one, speak
ing for the Gushers, shall attempt to eK-
plain. away the unpleasant suspicious
aroused by their present attitude. ~
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MARRIED.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the parsonage, on
the 7th instant, BY abe eey. g. Andrews, FRANK
p. MORGAN to MAGGIE MURPHY.
wALDlcKER-ROEsER the 2sth instant,
At the brides residence, 1MAHgEL WtLDEoEzna,
ksRsKH, the accomplished daughter OF Carl
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MEDICAL
0hstacles 10 Marriage,

siects 81 Errors and buses 10 early LIE: Man
hooS ,srfored.. Impediments to marriage re-
mcvad NAV method OF treatment New and
rsmsrfabie remedies. Books and OirculArS sent
frse. IN sealed snyslopes. Address HOWARD
PHGan iustftution having high reputation for
honorable condact and professional SKILL
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TEE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, has 4
LlR6BR CALCULATION TEAM ANY OTTER
FORMING PAPER III TIE DISTRICT OF 90
LUNBA. .
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THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is published every
morning (Sunday excepted ~ the soasaSest eor-
mar Of thirteenth street and Penusyivania avenue,
and Is furnished Subscribers Coy carsrsl Il hfty
cents per month.
Mali subscribers, postage paid, ESQ per year
300 for six months, and S2.0o for three uontns'
Tens Invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADvERTTsINe
Twenty-Five cent? per line. AdveCnsemenS un =.
der the head OF ''FoI Sale or Kent,
ITT.o.t and FounA 5, and SLPers0nal, ~ twelve ana
ahAlf cents per line.
r. An connunsCatlols. whether on business or
fnr publIcation, should be addressed to VIM J..
MuarAGH. Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,,
Washington. d. Q.
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LEGAL.

TSH1s IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
Il subscriber has Obtained rom the supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia, holding .
Special Term, let ers testsnentArY On the yer
sonal estate Of THOMAS A. KKNNARD, late Of the
District Of Columbia, deceased. All persons hay
Ing claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned 70 exhibit the .ame, With the voese ~.
thereof to the subscriber, on Or before me 81
OF August Ne 1t: they may otherwise ~ NV -
EXCLUDED from all benedt OF the said estate. -.
ISIS. 1A1s' A-' NV WirTLiixM ]. MARrIN.
suas-th.svs Executor.
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CAPITOL sEMINARY,
~ III A Street., Southeast

~ III Street, Southeast %
CAPITOL HILL, WASHINGTON, d. G..
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies', GIrIs
and Small Boys.
Mrs. LOUISE z DEASE y. 2. L., Prof WIN. n.
Mis- =: A; Lacy. Assistants Teacher; Prof W.
aesmin and iisan Mis- p aSs q Tesessf
Penmanshfp, Drawing, Head Crayons, Pastel,
snsrOiaery and fancy w Wof SSIi0rs' wax Flowers
This .shosI WIN commence its second term
Eeisrencs: and t:ras On sifsuiars i 0 ssniHsry;
Ellis, mpsic store and Pasker,s book store; Map,
thoroueh practical edHcation: Rooms eonmodious,
ss qocason ana sesau 0ssS BOZ
and .sS S
care Of . teacher viii visit during the term
District and tins gain much Sistoricsi and seien
NJ NJ lWS m ~ special Derm,s1e2 We EsfST
DARK sEMINARY, 5es FIFTH ST.,
and Siss Tamss sss SIRs5 M5;, g. " GonsEOa
ne, to ss = Is Ps aSE
west. au23-SW-eod 4
THkoR9skE1 INCA INsAtLs King, ORGANISE
% lessons sP ia a. oRE adaes:: fTS ST. IT,
OoLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, WASHING
TOE, d. Q.
6cp6emDoE D.
The College September Is.
Medical Department October 4.
Law Department October u.
For Information address J. G. YELLING,
LID. President aus MWFtSelS
PkNNsYBvANIA MILITARY ACAD-
y emT, Chester, Pa opens eeptembers 8. LooG-
dious. Civil Engineering, the Classics and Eng
nsh thoroughly taught. For Circulars apply tn
General Z. +. BEALE. patron Of the Academy
in Washington, OFT Col. THEO. HYATT, Presf-
dent. - ... au23-lm
ut. ANHA's HALL
- A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Brookeviue. Montgomery county, Md. Twenty
miles from Washington d. q.
Fall term begins September Is. For circulars,
&C., address =
REV. o. HUTTON, D. D.,
CT. VIM ENT's SCHOOL, TENTH AND
y STREETS, CONDUCTED BY THE
Sisters Of Charity. The duties OF this ns tut ton
will be resumed on the Oth Of August. Parents
are requested to send their children promptly.
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EoR sALE-THE LEASE. GOOD WILL,
- license, fixtures and insurance Of one OF the
finest and best located Market Stores in Washing
selling are on account Of my paralysed condition;
not able to attend 90 IL properly Inquire at Cir.
west, or address Box 50, Republican Once. jy20-1
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EOR SALE AT A SACRIFIOE-A BRIO
y house, three stories high, press-briek 'front.',
containing nine large rooms, situated on MARY
land avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh streets,
southwest. apl7-H
, 1875-10-09
ministrstjon WAS nade to 1sobcrt u. lfoes and
James Struot under bond for A72- AfW.

mini.tr.tion WAS made to Robcrt y. Hoes and
Ja,noa Street under b,nl for f72, ,A0D.
cntMt4Af coEar.
Ja1,n GaliRghos wAs placed On tEiAl TcathEhaJ
morning for tho mnrt]or of la W.T. q. took, ~
\ hu,lsa Of ill-fsmo on Houth Clark ntrent several
f,os.thu ago. The trial waH al abort duration,
aud uDtliug now wha developed. Tho caHo Ean
submlttol 10 tho Jury without argument. anil i
ver,lct Of guilty Of n.anstaughtee was Braedfly
returned, t,o jury fixing l!sa terHl at itn{rtsou.
mon, in s Snent1fy ,aynd a. f9 9a1 r.
and rennnded for tcntonco.
Edward slono MAS tried for larceny. and nc.
quilted.
Dudley T. I1IggInson waa tried for larceny.
fonnd gnilsy: ant' strange TO say VA VA discharged
THE CALI. NeNpAY.
JrpnE GAny-15 TO u. u to ". u, 81 10 81,
incIuaivo.
Jupug hloonE-t4, lj 10.
JuDoK llnuEits-22 to 10. inclusive.
junHE t}pD1n--Ttrrn No. 81, mud calendar Epa.
IL to ~, ~ and 81, Inctna.ve.
JuDdMEHTg.
NNIrxn arA7Es CIMcstr EounT-Ma!hew Asthe!-
sC =. ah. 1 y n"ps y e1Hs o:n j.
o!lien y ~ usa +: n. aed!cn III Adam and pierson
suptH1on -CoxyEssioxs-E 4. Robinson n.
Turner ". 51nns. Patterson, f7noo.
JupaE aARY--Jtuiea seei ct II. VI, city Of Chicago,
!s on Ias ~ S'@s Vssn.s
Quincy ". II. y. Parker, tto1.'o-F"urh! hst!ona'
bank q Chicago ~ Edgar y and Nelson ' uo5sa sa;9 e
Il. Shield ct al. VA. Excelsior rress Brick Mnh9
factnrins Company, tl0a.-J. II. lo "a. na,,nsl =
Walker. *.eo.27.-chaslcs Rlcts Ct al. ~. "''"A1 u
CtaoU1r CouHr-CoNF FEfszoNs-John fats6e'a'o W.
1ohn cstanssA, ss21a:: o,,.~, It ii. VI. cnsr1e.
Falln.n verdict, &h5i.a5.-John b. Has"p'as u H.
~. J. y. HAswood. ss5.G!.
, 1875-10-09
ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT.
yrerrRuAy'8 rRoEEEpIKtlA.

o1r.u. III. Det. B,--Tl!a following nIe the
x ., ~ ...,un,. +n,,ny.
Hnprcne Court pFoceeu!A6'
1G3, Wright nud Wright ". 6misn ina otaar ot
sul,ni&stof set sni.!c, and tho CAUSE couttnue1.
HA3, Phillips 1t n. W. hhoFe et H. metfoh a1oTeu
and tho aipeal dIalnsased.
au. nthcarin4 Doeact-tnfd ". inc u il. Fora Aan-
ufactunnH Company; petition denied.
4a2. ierrman rs. Itnka: mutton denied: .
10 rcopet Dnc1e1-Iho fbopte eK rel Mohea ~:
Goodrich: Fulo encrsd to show oausc by tho 2osh u
The month:
~. neueIsk ~, d. a. w. eooa' "A
s1a' tchmfit VI. NAV Mitchell. motion allowed
, 1875-10-09

Tpeetat D.apat.h h 1ht tnfeado Tribune.
sr. PAr1, Oct. 8.-Neorgo Hewitt. = telegraph
operator at Pine City in li1el suit tried thcrc,
has astned von1ict for $40 against tie Pioneer
f'res. Company Of tliia citr. Tho alleged libel
consisted in shifting that tie l'uo City operator
-i,aule not giyeu-wna Under arrest for at&enpt-
Ing To rnvish = Hwcla womail. aud iujnrinE a
BhnwBli that ths tim MA cbpiei from oti,e1
papers. waH caused hy The arrest for assault Of
nnothcr operator WIN waA takou 10 P,ns City for
examination, aild tiAt q correction wn4 mntio tic
next two succeeding days A. regarded 1fewltt
Tho auau,lnt c!ai,ne4I v ~ eI.9p,. Ihe iury dis.
agreed, and compromised on $519
, 1875-10-09
OTHER BUSINESS.

TIE CuSfoN.ibUEE TAXES.
About len days ago, ]. .. Ward, The United
Eaiss Distnct-Astorney. lled bill against tho
CITY ct Chicago, Hormauu Liet. aud GheriU
Afnsx, stating that III 1873 the land now oecu-
l'td BY Tho unfinished Custom-l1onso was aold
l'' shs city taxes Of tho Yeas I872; that tho loyal
aiH bad already beou paid bY the United
satsi tbat the city had bought In tho land at
sl'9s; sna that, two yeara having passea, tho
eaesa wa SHOUT to issue to It tax-dced. An
m.)snstloa Hsa therefore asked TO prevent tho
1sassaea execution Of tho tax-deod.
laerday afternoon al argument was had be-
1S's Judge Drummoud On motion for injunc-
elap
Il sa contondel by tho defendants thas
@s ta1 vaa a.. l.ea from May, 1879,
'aus tha condemnation proceedings, though
Ssta In March, 1871 wore not
9''fsnsnt4 Until AUGUST, 1877. and thorafote
.ae a1.l'en attached before tho Government
s @ea tay tuls. Judge nsunnlond, however,
H. s'.assa temporary injunction, on tho ground
y" Nv .4s ptttioa which sas tled IN March would
L. 'as, ss. - betwoon tho owners, to hsye gono
tfo,ss sa1et from tue day Of tts .l'pE which ~as
s.a. ~'"'' "e'' '''''o 's 'ne P'oP''A1
Antk IL Mtn II. tlia.ns+.5 .,t&h +hn xn.u for
saam H. 10y" '1'. ~ atesAstso W!o tne MaA Ios
}e,tssds, - .. nce' ata alea p!!l los oifosco
b. ~ Su"s'ns n'a WIN naF'ns oesef'eo
Ia ssae.a 4. Goodrich also has been : uife only
sthp ssussaaag 9tae tHa yaats pun. oHtuz
krs, IL. Ssouapa9 nens9 a9ahee o. 4ot nas1anu'
qa.; 10 i. 11an. ~ aha 30 aha pse1ets ne1 To-
" F'o OF htm altogether.
fatbh akaefIcz ITEMS.
\ MI ths 1es 1s'is ot taa stato insurance qonn,
, 1875-10-09
THE COURTS.
Indefinite I'ostroneillc'tt OK MRS.
Isjnkc's utynrce Sltlt'
A Temporary. injunction Granted in tie
Custom. House Delinquent
Tax Case.
Recorl Of Judgments and Of New snltss


Tho svidenee IN tno o'vofce csse os La" ~ ~
Dlaka was openoa ses'e."ay ." s.,o 70. na,,oaa =
complainant W ~ ,,.. .aIs,k ~ ~ s.,,naoa H.
lawyer roala'h8 ~ "'nnena' =" ".1, ,,..,
Osgooo icssas'ea III h"ns'saeo s"s ,".,s .s,s,
the pafsies 10 sno enls ~ w. .,',,. - ~"
thts shes "sea .Wa. 'os I1o a,d ~ Inns.
wher there ~aA aeP"'"1'p,' ~ , ~ wv ""o"
whesher Mss' i.aep "as uo"ku IN, ,.s,, ~. I ~.
ar Uako "as asSossona* ..' w 1ro,, .as..",,, ~"
h'tE huit "uoo 40 ~. =" ..,,, -, ~,
pght, II he co"sa nno a''y oHo ~ 'a'1 w. p"'
kitnere couia "ot ray "hutusl ~ "Aa a"as",
ohtsuo - 80" NJ ,,t,f,o ho, a,,,,,,n. .tto~
,ir Blake hau se''1 a'fs' oa1o ncf c'o'hes a''of
Eho aopass,pd ,s;tuaas =, % voa n nm. ,,nin In
1utlgo Rogers' room, who testified to several
.s,,e' acquaintance with the E1akns. lie wa
'eA'e - o,n U,na =, Mr. 1na,,,a houaa whcn
p1esens 49,. =" ..4nn,n,.a ~ ~ tn,a A. n,.So..
Mrs. Wase A'toA'pto' so t." NV 1'.' Aa."o
touee but her ht18bahu absolutely fettscu her
,dmtttsnce, and locked TIN doom on her. Mr.
m.le then told witucas Tint tfs nttornoYs bad
s.,atoa lin nnt n hi hia ,qifo In tho houae
lpa''ue'oo - ,t.,,, w ~ ~, ~.
10 "ent out 70 "1nhe.Ha VIII '"Fs' 1aa"o' a''o
kbo aleo cano hack with him.
On ctoss-exanlnat.on it wns shown that Hills
-. hroti,cr-tn.faw of n X. Dow. co,nuai,,-
,,a,, II. th,u,,,t t},.. n,,sn ,.,;,n,l
use eou"eo' ~ sAsus tAss n"A. , Aenv ee. w.
nA fcason ioi hhustlpG nla WIG out 'oat ~
t,d begun suit for dlsnrca against her On tue
Ground Of adultery with Thompson, but wnB not
s,.,;c att.
ee,,',, " .3,,r,,,r xos,aon, ~ yy,nnotsn Ind
H. = murpos' les"e1' " m1ii''IA"' ~ u,,",.
haa saEerhl conversations With blake' IN WINCH
thslatter tntimatad hR belief That hs wife Was
uufaithful.
H. INV the, otrornd in crilcuco tho bi of
At' ~" saen o'.e.'a a ~ ,,'n xora,et oy tbe
dNotce tn tha 'oFmoe caso' "" s'. 49," .,....s -"
{ufy, and copy OF tho deeree or tho e"t''o'
, 1875-10-09

tgrsafai I,istatch II The Ehtea1o 7r7bvn<.
INplASAroL,s, Ind, Ots. 8.-Ihe tiaims Of tho
parties who flgnred in tho Dent aud Dunb ln-
ycst,gation aro being showed by The Stato
Auditor, the board having complied with tho
instructions OF tho Htntc oi1icers concerning tho
nanac. Tho proportion Of tho expenses paid by
tho State III {2,fND.