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New-York tribune., 1876-07-15

c,vo In tE!s manner the great sre possesses al mo
gold silver pearls ana precious stones IN his domlni"hs
When any OF the card are torn or spoiled ihG 9Nn.,
cqrri,s tcm tfe place whence they we're issacu iuu
receives rfrs ones, with DEDUCTION OF tire" per cent
THIS is thr Thy tbs kaln has more ifr'ts
uro than any other lord III the world; nay, All lho
princes IN tde HJ,id together have not ali equal ahouh'
Uncle william and Judse Kelley viii nave to achno"i-
edge :hat HIbi was little anead Of them IN making
tiorou 81, work OF 1t. . W. H'
CA0ppugaG, y l., jane 1S. 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
TIE rrmrE. AILnyG nnAycu.

10 tLt FdffOr o. Ihf frIoHH".
SIR: VIII YOU kindly bchcad three or four
oftcn.vsbpy. isn't supply Ills ,".l" resort with The
cit, palers To-day hunted Tor lE iRBJ 80. ba. the!
iran olt SIR" Run the ncUspcss ihrUr.H Z 'E THg
I.sD..,-, .Jr m .u4r t, 50 lH.t..r-- i-rn Nl,h
i. .,..rr .f iar ,i rIIG" NJ . v'H o. L. ocean WITH
out a. P,r.se Ieu IccI .ie theAI. Of "a como va, 80
car. ~ TIE TRIM ~. SD A.
LOHy D.unch jug ., 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
ADMINISTRATION MEN REJECTED.

To the Edftor or The Trt6nhe
SIR: Now that the Cincinnati Conventcn
has given liz men trust, plcae instruct them
say TO Conkling. Morton, and al machine politician
Hands o. gentlemen: none Of your hclp' The peoUs
have repudafcd them and even the names and pnriyd
Iaves and Wheeler viii not save them unless they a.
tuctly have IL understood that "a their election III,
machine man" goes out On these terms Hayes and
Wheeler can win by The largest niJort.ss ever given
Presidential candidates. WM. RUIHE2ToRD
HnlnlnnAln. n. IL. June "a, lS76.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
ALONZO d. CORNELL FOR GOVERNOR.
To the Editor OF TIE Trfbune.

SIR: Your paper opposed the nomination q,
Senator Conking for the Presidency, aud seem,
be alarmed over the prospect OF the nomination ..
Alonzo B. Cornell for Governor THIS that in ~
opinion OF TIE TRrpUrE TIE best way 10 promote -
ony the best way TO insure success In this State "a ~
make every friend OF Roscoe Cvnng stand back Nov
IL for the hest interest Of those who honestly desire ~
SUCCESS OF the Republican National eke; to persistent,
cndeay to offend and ALLEVIATE from the nassOI WORKER
In the Republican ranks those who believe the pa,ts
owes more to-day for It's past success in this sta,s
Roscoe Cunkling than to any other mani The ayersss
country Repuhican thai, TO insure harmony sy
s.cess the nomination OF Al0nEo D ContI for Goyens
is best. GEOECk LAwkkxcl
Salato1a SpyrnQs, ". Y, Joly II, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
REPUBLICANS UNITED.

To The FdItor OF INC TTTOUNt.
SIR: Sufficient time has elapsed since N.
nominations Cincinnati and 81. Louis to permit N.
excitement caused by those events TO subse and We ea
tell lust how the people feel in regard to the issues ,h
Fail The Republicans, without an exception AZ
strongly united Hayes end Wheeler, and the exetN
ment has gyen place TO earnest work ior these gen
tho nomination OF Mr. Tilden and Hendricks yery
quiet. Old Ontario viii roll up majority % l,0D hs
iIayes and Wheeler this Fall C. Ii. CREED.
HqkFs Corners, v. Y, July 10. lSl6.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
Is HAYES A REFoRMERi

To The Eiitor or The Trtbune.
SIR: | have been steady reader Of TIN
TaBUsE Tor many years, and regard it as the great nss
PAPER Of tie American world. What TIE fRTBUNs sau
Di HAYES ana Wheeler and the dusy OF Republicans
shci,ld and will have great weight The only Question
with lpdeDeUdept Republicans this part o Psnnsyiys
MIA is Will Hayes viii he not, II elected, - a.mnss
The government As ~ aid in the cause OF reform, wiz
ha permit things to slip along, as Grant has, In tie In
ierc-f ~ the y Material Ring
J,o,tcika. Penn. June 30 1870.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
THE TRrBUYE's REPORT or TIE oRATioSs

To ne I'd aiior OF Ihc IrI'Nnc.
SIR: thank you cordially for the treat afforded
bv The production Of to '..rts, s,orr', Bseeher, VIM
thr,p and Adams Orauns In your columns or y"SteT-
a,y msrnng. IL wls o.. service iur Ehch y"r deserve
col, ~ t a. hand. If The whole coultrv. Few, faw,
could listen 10 ul these 't4s prJahglu"-' "u' 40
The nrr,st u;t 49,. place i1'H All VII t"' It'!' I.
al ,y.rv am T. iu he Iui. ROPE soi vI hNN" ~!
suGly si an p-opH ~ bOtI', lS wei Io t-c many
tl.f .rc aJpt.,. who "ii slr"l' dc-iI" iH"n Al,
it,c,. 1-r,' sypipt - ,rnt - lon oraticns dev-
,,r 3D., snp 300 reg lpIr., lui have them Ih "a" A4nd
o. t,,,u}s OF ,cd.rF iH ss than = a]' llit' tlrj
we've. ~. .'r.-i. l;.s.r. .'iiily, :. .. AALEiDAh'
bfVotiyH, JUiy ., 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15

True, many rcforners voted for Mr.. Hayes but m -
form ticket beaten at Cincinnati and was adont.d
ST. Louis for which reason shall feel obliged susno
the -. Louis ticket. A g. Ciss"
Mld,l Okio, July 5, 1870
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
rnAxcFs MdNruENrAL GIT.
To ne Ediior Of The Tr'buhc. -
SrR. France has indeed done Il Wr

SIX: Frlnt' ms IIII'td UUHt II wy UO'"-
fu! md kindly ct n syia, 10 ~, IL tie day o' our
,ry 80 noble work o. at anl III" very least we can
de- IN a"sn,va .mruf 81 tho cft q 70 hAv9 20 DELAY ~
IclE /. IN a suitable uJ,ion ana IN tnsncr bot M
n. worth ,e therefore ju ,ia - craio u taal
a;r.auy rai.iput.I by Nt.. ". Il. J. G' Hrntoh"i h
-rIC Nr.bIY riuGUSE o: june - ios th" pir.''.
Pm, ..l.tv ,o5.ss M.ss Il. 81. u.
ti.en's I- Is. E y, Juy (. l-76.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
A BIRD WITH TIE HABITS or TIE CUCKOO
To the EdIfor Of TLe Tribnn>.
ri pnt pnii.n thr

SIR 4 SNllU UfOWI DTU HUD UH!Ikt tHU
English hcdyespnrrow bnit In u wood here Uoint au
pcee Islam e. W.. and In the nest other bird
deposited AN egg altogether different aid larger rhc
sparrOw's c9s, will call IL, blue the otiof
spcekod bluia-ray color aud very similar Ia tue
common Engiisn sparow's egs. TINS happened Two
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
rEcrI.r,s ,iI-cTEp.
RECKLESS MISCHIEF
70 IN, EJffo- or ne frtbH1,.
SLn -nlnn mi nis,rnnml AmM.rI himenlf tbs

afternoon nv chipping :uI uE.lE I'tayv .nc brown
stone post, W''t Porig-svonh~t le mi'r i"f was
rv.teti iiy don" With sil4r'-pua.rd Irri tius u ah
.4 ti.,k, a.iI b. o. b., uHu lil., r - I, .i'i N
....,,r ,I .r-... to Hr-.. traitors oi -.r'i " dL."
Icr- iyTG, Juiy :, 1875. L.
, 1876-03-27
LETTERS FROM TILE PEOPLE,

~ the Edtor u Tie Chicago Tribune:
CuIcAoo. March 26.-Tho articles With refsr-
tneo 10 tho reduction Of teaoltss' salaries which
asys bocn given place in the papcrsof late seem
70 hare been written by persons hAv.ag no
1IouladCs Of tho teachers work or the require
nsnts OF tho postllon.
While the expenditures OF the board Of Edu.
cation might undoubtedly bs curta,lsd With I'd.
vantage 10 tAa City Treasury, - La trus OF ali
ether Boards, the place for sotsonchmeot .a
tlan'fest'y not In tho nalasios Of tho teachers,
sho. Any wsll-iuformed, candid pssson must ad-
nit, sro not paid moro than their scrylces
Aso WORTH, Tho largo working force OF toachesg
ars paid eaiarlss ranging from $500 10 s75O, ao-
cotdtng TO term OF serylcc. nono reacling tho
latter iiguto until tho third year Of teaching in
our city schools, except by spacia. action OF tho
saiary Couul..tas. Ii,oso occupying higher por
s'tions seceiyu higher satarlos bus whom CON-
t'arisou IL made botween tho iucomo of khose
teacloss mud that of othGr individuals from whom
70 4agher mental or manual labor IL demanded,
we former wilt not ba found 10 ba iu e1csEs or
tne lat!er. Without entering Into tie ques-
sson Of individual htnesa on tho part
q the present iucumbsnss for the positions
Gasy occupy, do unhsMsatingly Affirm
, 1876-03-27

10 The Elitnr 1f Tht ChlcuVo 3floHna:
HYDE pAnn, March 25.-Will you allow ono
who would, IL possible, rescuo our town from
tho brood OF cornorants {tax-oators) who hnve
had possession OF it for tho past yoar, = lttls
space to nlnle few au8gassions To the tax
paye1s and citizens intercat1lf
1t ia we'll Known TINT &Aaro las baen o htrIfn
foE two or thF0o years past between 3&esara.
Doguo and Doutlell aud it is jun. as we'll known
that by means ot this bitter l,ersonn! fight Ws
rot q Board OF Trusteos last spring that baa
wasted Cur uubstance.
Each ACCUSES tho other Of responsibility, and
probably will continue 10 do 70. IL IL not how
10 Important Who was guilty last year A. to DO
eide what oourHo IL tho best to putsuo this year.
aud by mehna OF that c0utE0 10 gut good
Board ot YruAtenA aud cut Oh our uAolosa e1-
pcnscH.
Il IL woll known that Mr. Donflold had much
10 do with tho getting up of tho hharMan House
meeting wAtcl, alocted tho delegates to tho Con.
it Is Jus: rs wcil known that he did uot control
tho Convention.
A good ticket WAS nominated; fairly represent
Ing tle aubatantiHl interests ot tho town, Aid IL
ta tho oplnion of many OF tue taxpayers that II
ought IL DO elected. Now the question aslssa
whether we eau afford to divide tho yoto OF tue
tax.pRyess al tho riHk OF throwing tho town into
tho hands Of tho sano crowd WHO oontsolcd aud
did LID 10 much injury last year.
It soenH to Ino that It ta the part ot good cstt-
EenB to eilrrondor lersonal feeling for thu sake
Of uniting md concentrating thor strength tip
on "a good ticket, in tue hope that it may he
elected. Tho Floods Hall ticket contalng the
pamo Of good man from each Of tho old DIS
trcls, and there ia not IN old politician or oliquo
manager AmouE tue whole. Can We do better
than 70 combine Ind o!ect the tic4otf
, 1876-03-27

CnIoAao, March 25.-fu the report Of my az
animation "a Juror in tho rah1na,l- -I,,ab case.
stated in substance that had sold spirits ~ 4
druRKiat In ualoaburg, and had Oh two or tArco
different occsaious paid 1nouey to the stsse'a
Attorney rs q compromise. I did not intoud 10
do injustice to tho p1Qacns StatoH-Attorney OF
Knox County. novor paid lin cout ia COM
psomlse Of actt!nment OF my liquor prosecution
aud there has n6ycr he1ll any Indictment egatpat
mo sIneo his election 10 otico In November, 1879.
Tho trannactions referred to In my examination
wcrc in February, 1872, during his nredecensor's
torn Of otlc0. J. r. MuKRluuT,
, 1876-03-27

hays said abort She wande.,ngs and exploits Of
this fatnnae pereop. and va viii mako an abstract
from him." Esesy reader would nnherstaud
him 20 my that he had msde an abstract iron.
tho original French but he has simply copied
J!lahop fercv'a tranalation Of Malfet from p.Ro
futo 81. Further compare Anderson, p. at and
following, on "the Orlginof Poetry" With Dlaok-
wol .. 4G' and following. In tho story Of 'Iduna
on'y HiscksciIa ttansla!ion, p. $50, but appso-
1r!Athd III addition the very words in which
N!acknel IN font~poto statea Finn MAgnusens
EXPLANATION; only s1!lnK . line In tho beginning
"n3's,'ni 1h,a ,n. p ~: 8istk.rsn. :; ~,
thingt as may bssruly r. huss may 10 truly ac-
The fearts-*o.t shall de-. TLo voli shal da1our
Eor . @ s1 ,a ,. ,n ~ - '.sss s snn md sevsrs lo.s
t''. TLo ntLs' wilt .,llTna other ~oif viii sato
tafe ths moon. and iht, tbs molt, api ths loo
t91: ~ sa rss,s IT,. 9 n. III f.p.. e.tat mischief
bail 10 hrlet from The huslet from tl,e heavens.
hF1vtns, anl the taEthani ihs enrib 20 y}nIe,,tIy
" ttat tls trees will Le.he torn up &y lie rnntn
torn np by Tie roots TIE .ho tottef,na sn,un.aIna
tosseFlnJ mountains will tumlu tcatloag fro Il ,bejr
thrE foundations. ETC., etc.
l. would bo unfair not to give In conclusion b
specimen, Of Sft. Andersond own Insignificant
"uaviug now given description Of LoI," up.
3o9-10l; Blackwell o-5l)-"h having pansed
With worta tho character OF thIn willy, mscAov-
otis, hly. and decesfal divn:ty-we ask, with
Patterson whore is the painter who will prssont
him 10 living co!ors on canyas?. We uau. a per-
Booat representation. of htm' No want f!fs
lltnbs, bin body, and hts head. Whora IN the
painter who cal, aivo bis clin tho proper form.
his mouth tue right shape. paint his dimp!es
With those daep and fno wrinkles uhc, 10
smiles. aud do justice 10 his rono aud uppor
lip? Who will paiot tlose dclicato eloyatlous
aud lcpreas,ous Of bis checks, that torrlote
br.ancy OF Lis eyes. his B1bste and crafty foro-
lteNi aud liiK hair at once etH md wavyf"
ssgos we taust conclude tha. N1r.sAndcrsot las
slipped Of tho wonder-w orknK l,quor Which Odin
ar1rped whsu lo was 80 near bong caught by
Lultung. layEsTIuAT2n.
, 1876-03-27

this generation. Whatever Il may bs hereafter
through Tho effect of schools and season Of re-
litnc0 HpUtI tLtns.ulseA.
It will bo the labor Ut tho statesmen OF ibis
and ths coming generation Ia meet sba auos-
tton not to put 1t aa,do with hpueyad words,
for IL will mol doan. Alr. Edmuuda flas stated !
fact, has cxpresaed It clearly aud poin,otlly 10
tins shown that great ertl e1iats; IL IN for him
and mon In llko 1oAtiona 10 provide for ila de-
a.ruction. C0sAotpLlTE.
, 1876-03-27

event Of my death yon will send shsm 10 chtcs-
go." Tho Captain hnti idnn that ho would bs
Killed ila 30 axpresacl hitnAolf to mo, aud saiA
Ao would bo brought back dead. 1t 40 turnol
ont, and wl.e1, hin remains arrived At beyAun>h,
i,cInoa 10 0roHs and lAy Him out.
A ailght error pceurH In using tho word "conl-
pletcly." As only portion Of tito IioAd WAS slot
G.-tllo nrpof pnrt,nn Of una s.10.
Tho surviving mnmtars Of ''f!nrkcrs CIIeag0
DrAEool,s" should 10 proud Of Ills history A. !
true Buhlsr. md tr,i,s that at oar nh1sial Doc
otation hay osor tho graveHof tho horocs, whose
l(sos wore EivDn IN tfcfanpa ot thei. cdutry, his
Will not 10 forgotten by tue citizens Of Chicago.
W, q. LupLow,
, 1876-03-27


sef0nS faough y th1 II VII
tN bsp2rn " l'.eces, etc.
-, 'npeninna ct,apgaa in
:. . 49, ~ liz ,sau
t -, ,os - III
j: pp' 1W anu ILL., ~t*a
10:
{ltQeEcflt, .. 4lt1.
,... l'llt ! VII! se!l
zee ~ ~, : asw '.,e.'t,!';, w''r..; xhas ~
t,5,ft Ipo,,frr tssf,, Mu,1' ass,, Him. ps,n' Il
wsA the prpat variety Of
languages; ftk sls various
naitpAi Uess Obliged to
translate t1is nsuls iuto
theis respective L,.lgucs LII
|urler tl,ss tt.sy might sup-
1tucaka md wQfship hirl.
kosIls OF bis namta, how
sy4f, tl4ys been owing 10
adventures TINT happauoA
10 him on his JOURNEYS. sud
which ass related In cid
Atosiea. NpE cApAt thou
| tsyor 1,sss for = Nlsa man II
Thou aIt mol alba 70 utYa an
,..t,,Iut ~ tf,s.sn -,I,,,,inrf,,i
, 1876-03-27
THE FIFTEENTH WARD.

~. -. t,3t..u ~ ri. ett.,.. ,,-tt,,s.
= W. 1s"'0' ~ - "s ~ s"'s1se s, t'1 ., A.
CHICAGO Ma1cn zo-oeVetal clt'zons ol tno
now Fifteenth Ward recetvod notice on Friday
and Saturday BY postal-cards TO attend o c,tl-
7cns' rocetinR At tho corner of Willow and Day
.oh e13eels oasufaaS esenhR' " .onSlaei tne ~
toreatH Of Taxpayers, "lrrespoctlVo Of party
We expected, OF course. to find an opeh moot
Ing. and 10 nominate our o.!cpra, mud proceed to
h,unrsa. yyo aoon fonnd hovovor. that IL
'4n'u''o' Nv aooa Aoaa' ~ ~.
was prear3a'eeo an",r, IN cnalBo ., tno
old-ino bu'nmora, aud In tho Interest
Of tho present Alderman. Thu meeting
wns ouonei by tho reaI]in1 Of what uurpottod TO
u. ~. s.m.. ~. r.n,.a,,.. ..,a;,,.a5 H.. -
10 sne report !" ee'nu1t'es appo,u'aa Wy
1ormof meeting TO aacertaiu tho numpot o. niles
ot Ras and water plpo iasd III thls Wara bihco
1871. Tho thing was great ahan,, intehdeu 70
oWnors who hyo IN tho portion S Of tue warn
where the meeting wns callod. Ihe ctttzena Ba"
, 1876-03-27

Tho Odi Fellows Of Council Blufu a.. arc
making great rrepafstons for the celebration of
the coming anniversary OF tho Order. The Hon.
JOHN Van 1ni4cnbu,g, Of Fort Madison, has
been ougaee1 70 deliver Tho grafton.
, 1876-03-27

nests who buftd monuments for exhibition to
fhstr r,vsIs, to nvakoD tho rapaetty ot cormo.
rnnta who fatton on Iobs,"
HAHukr, j. Tuncy
, 1876-03-27

SRfc*al Eatpd1fh % 29s4 Chicago I1t09Nf.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 2a.-The Supromo Court
has ]ust mllo . ruling iu r eserouoo to auits On
mortgages, which IL of great interest to Ill
p7operty-oHuorH. It Ia this: III foreclosure
suit Il Is noosssary, In order 10 secure :
Perfect tito, not only to msto ali
PERSONS holding autsequeut Judgments
aud mortgages Of record parties, but also all
lessonH hoIllng any Of tito notoa secured by
aaah mortgages although tAeso ~ no assigu-
nntaI Of rcofu shnwlng by whom auch no,os arc
ned. And. nnlosH thla il done, the hodo1 Of
yen seass at least after Tho sale, redeem
taa property by paying TO tho owner tho amount
q tlo nuttgaKe ard interest under whtuh tho
pfopartY was sold AZ shetill'H safe, after deduct-
tnS thsteftcM lhs value Of the usa ar reus o{
tLs Property for the tlmo between such sale aud
8elsmptou.
, 1876-03-27

Il 4 l.. =
tAa Wutolu 3ua nh j.
Compare Aao A!1defao'
BLACKWELL, pT. AlZ Aua I
ua,pss. a.ys tho ,yoaugsF
Eaat y the great ~ vtf.r,s ~ :
o. .t MasaMtm. w.. -. -" ot,',1'. ~,
ii Ia Translate Ill tl:.r.ss
i,,tn tl,sir rast,aettya
i t.,t,or,sx IL, nriar hat they
S ,,,tI,nt s,nnlIcaty ana VuF,
MI, hI,n. Hane of hi,
n.,.,es. hnwsver. arc owtus
~ .,lve,,tt,res that f,4y,
i,,n,.sntsi In hin, an hl,
,n,1,1nov,,,p. and which At,
ys,atsti in bid stor.cs, NJ
,,,,. c.n ,,,ss for 4 wtso maj
wt'n r. mi h1,le to 0iye =,
usss,nnt nf thess vonterfu
sIvent,,1aa.
A,,,.n.,. ,,, 4at 90,
AnIeFoon; ~; ~ -,
derfully ~ltn nReA"e'l
ss 4 specimen tho e1uu
this says tho E!ls9 IA u:
Tt1tI won't thn f4 lcfs fuefe
, 1876-03-27

4nisrsos,, pr, leo and 1871.
N'hauea coluo ahu wiu Dr.,
that asa 40 strong that they
1nurs tho orea,, aud fan
tiru to hams, aud gt.ll Ars
10 airy that no 1n0rt4i eye
easl diEctrn tAo11i ! ALL
, 1876-03-27

,Enteutl!, y. A0A, 8.
Fr,'ns Ynsir u blood they
tnAla the seas and waters;
from bis ncah tuB lind;
itsum his bones the snoutl-
,tslu4, aud his t..pth md
Java. together with soIiie
1its Of broaen bones, seyv-
81 taD1n to nuke she 4lo.tcs
and pebbles. With the
';hupl tiat rxn from hA
lWuuu.l1, AGI4d jAfuhAr,
'fthey m,.ls tue yaat os,4n.
.tin tlls nj l4t VI which tacy
txek1 tic a4rLu, slse u.o1n
lcltcllsly Il II : ring; sui
: llarly wtu ho os wuo at-
: teDpts to pA1s tloAs VA
I.4s, et4:,
, 1876-03-27

Atttsrk]7t, .. us, l. 8.
Prom i1lerH tl1o1 they
made tae BoB and wA.ers ;
FROM his utsh tho lAn,}:
from his bones tho molu-
thlua; and from hia teeti,
nnI jaws, tuXo.Aor with
anna Tits Of broken bs1l'sa.
tuay made t4e stoiIbs mud
pebbles. From tho blooI
that ran from his wounds
they md. tho vast nes4u,
In tho uItist OF which tho5
a1et the a4rt;1. ths ocfail
sncIrclirg II ~ n rlu1; AMI
hardy, B..ya the youugss
Euda. will h. bs VII. A.
te:upts 70 GroA4 those "
krrz, etc,
Andsrson, p. TO.
Tha sun stetsAs * sucf
4 rate - II she fu,IB1 sh4
Hon1o QUO WxA purauint
her for Lc1 obstruction
And we'll she may: for u
thst Aeoks hor IL not far ~
hind, and sau ll1s iso otl,e
xly 10 e@eape than 10 ruI
b1fofo him. uut VINO Il
he that e.uso4 her thE
Anxfetyf Thsre ARC tn
wolves; tao one, Nbos
nams "a Bxol, pursnea til
xun, ssa~
, 1876-03-27

Ob.crvo hero Ande5aonA ingenions cl,angas Ia
tla wording, and his jump from p, 4l6 10 ias.
Compare afao Andsrson. pp. Ito aud i8l, with
1}larN vail flp Az aud %l3.
, 1876-03-27

a.ts from Auderson'a
By 5, c. lrjggS IL TO-.
leu 10 comca "with less
~ Ae says. side bv 6.d1
pagca fron aIhllet's
sd,,al bT J. a. D.ackselI,
literary Loki has appro-
Ork.
, 1876-03-27

N ~
suu. etc.
iifafkrel /, y. AS.
Til nrt RAd Gsn2ler.
whence cunlcs the w1ud,
With II 70 strung, that
It lIloyea tho ocean aud
fans rru 10 fame, yet,
Istroug though it 10, 40
inort.l eyp can dlsctrn 1T
Wonderfully. therefore,
ilust /. tS shapau. ! can
tell fhee ali atNut It, an
kueFxsl liar; thou must
kuow that VI the northern
!eItrrt1tity OF the hc,yfns
.sIis o gl1ae called Urre,-
sclscr, clad with eagled'
,l,luInes. When he spreads
but Ills wlhKs for tliHht,
tho winds Atiks tkom uta-
der them.
i iH;dek,neft. Pr. {aS Is.
l tuutt now ask, said
f0snRIrr, which 10 tue path
J !sitl,nk frupl aarill "
,heAyeu I That Ia q set,ae-
iesa question, replied uaf,
lYIih . Rul,lu Of lef1siuu.
lI.ut thou not leu.l told
that tho Coda ula1e q
bridge from e1E1A u Aa4v-
len and Qal.ed it ntfross7
THOU Iiust surely hsve
,,sxn II; but, perhaps, thou
cal!est It this rainbow. II
IL Of thsea hues nna IA
IeonatEucsta With 1norS Art
than any other Murk. but
sts0nE though II bt Il vii
bo bFVkrn " p.eces, etc.
, 1876-02-24

traffic.
CoURTING IN THE RIGHT STYLE.-"Git
eout, you nasty puppy, let me alone or
I'll tell your ma !" cried out Sally to
her lover Jake, who sat about ten feet
from her pulling the dirt from the
chimney jamb.
81 are mt techin' on you, SAL" said
Jake.
"Well, perhaps you don't mean to.
nuther, do yer?"
mo. don't"
"Cause your too tarnal scary, you
long-legged, lantern-jawed, slab-sided'
pigeon toed, gangle-kneed owl you,
you haint got tarnal bit of sense, git
along home with you"
"Now, Sal, l love you. and you can't
help it. and if you don't let me stay
and court you. my daddy will sue yourn
for that COW he sold him tother day.
By jingo, he said he'd do it ~
"Well, look here, jake, if you want
to court me you'd better do it as
white man does that thing, not sit off
there as if you thought was pizen."
'How'on airth is that, Sal ~
"Why, side right up here. and hug
and kiss me, as if you really had some
bone and sinner of man about you. Do
you spose woman's only made to look
at, you fool you? No, they are made
for practical results as Kossuth says,
to hug and kiss and like"
"Well," said Jake, drawing a long
breath, eff l must I must, for l love
you, SAL" and so Jake commenced sli-
ding up to her, like maple poker go
ing to battle. Laying his arm gently
upon SAILS shoulder, we thought We
heard Sally say
"That's the way to do it, old horse
that's acting like white man orter."
E,"Oh, Jerusalem and pancakes" ex-
claimed Jake, ''if this amt better than
any apple sass ever nanny made, a
darned sight /. Buckwheat cakes, slap
Jacks and 'lasses amt no where long
side Of you p Here their lips came to-
ge,her and the report that followed
was like pulling a ho,sc's hoof out of
the mire.
We left.
, 1876-02-24
NOTICE.

vNHAT 1, THE UNDERSIGNED, WILL PAY
Il to any parties holding bonds in the Gen.
traF Seattle Homestead Association. the amount
of ten per cent. on all paid, by sending the
same to be forwarded to Wells, Fargo Co.
Express office, understanding that the officers
Of the association are known as Bullene, Pres
dsnt; Pumphrey, Secretary: and Horton,
Treasurer, and ]. M. Rice, managing agent.
I'M RICE,
, 1876-02-24

WHILE looking at and listening to a
Col. Selby, IN Buffalo, Mark twain wor-
ried through until Laura's pistol term
mated the 'impersonation. Twain
drew long breath, and said earnestly
4 do thank God that fellow is dead at
last. If I had known what an internal
bore he would be, would have killed
him in the first act.'
, 1876-02-24

= A simple looking country lad, to
whose lot fell the leading questions in
the catechism, "What is your name p
replied Carrots !'' "Who gave you
that name ?'' "All the boys in the par.
ish, SIR" whiningly replied the red.
haired urchin.
, 1876-02-24
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.


Tn the District Court, of the Third Judicial
District of Washington Territory.
vUyHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
Il 18th day of February, 1876, Warrant in
Bankruptcy was issued against the estate of
Thomas Cranney. of Utsalady, in the County
of Island. and Territory of Washington. who
has been adjudged Bankrupt on his own pc
tition; that the payment of any debts and de-
livery of any property belonging to such Bank
rupt to him, or for his use. and the transfer of
any property by him are forbidden by law That
a meeting of the Creditors OF said Bankrupt to
prove their debts and to choose one or more
Assignees of his estate, will be held at Court
of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the Court
House, in the City of Port Townsend, by the
Judge of the above entitled Court, on the 18th
day of March. 1876, at 10 O'Clock, NJ, of said
day. CHAS. HOPhlNS,
us. Marshal, W.T..
By L.v. WYCKoFF, Deputy.
Seattle. W. T., Feb. Is, 1876.
, 1876-02-24

the Vatican has informed Don Carlos
that he ought to stop fighting, now that
success is hopeless.
SYDNEY, Feb. % = Submarine cable
between Sydney and New Zealand has
been successfully laid and opened for
traffic.