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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-11-22

-Oer nd6Re Stuat Be
GonareKts )pirb nue 78 eenatcttn 81
Htten, Al bspon boltsn .abtr unb 2
toamsn men kiniu. Die ntusn eenato
sta tommen aus ben @taaten Nlabamd
arfanfas, Colorado %. DsIcpars
Georgia, Slinois. Soma. &anfas. aen
tu&p, Mi&;eun, sri nnefoto. Wiifffppi
@ebsasta, Stem Samfbire, slew Serfep
Norb Carolina, Oregon. Sesas, 1irei
nien, Bef Birsiuien. {2).
Bon ben AZ alien @tnatoren fiub q
MepubIitaner unb 10 Oemotraten. s
her neuen Genatoren finb bereits bon
ben reipeftiben 9esisIaturen erpdbli
noroen. ndmlid bic Mepublilaner 8irt'
poco fir Soma, Molins fir Nen Damp
fbire unb @ntbonb fir Wbobe Sslans
uno bic Oemoiraten Bed fir 8entudb.
9amar fir Niifffppi, Grocer fur Ore
aon, Gote fir feras uno Solution fir
Wir9inien. Gerner baben feds Der
Staaten, weIde neue Senatoren au er.
pablsn haben, bic Staats- lesislatursn
pcn.beuen oieie, Bablsn borsenommeu
uerben .folIen, bsreits friiber srwdblt.
90 inb bies Die etaaten alabama, ar,
'tanias, Georgia unb @eR Birginia.
wel@e bemotratiide s9e~aislaturen .baben.
unb Colorado unb Maine nit elmer
republitanifden 9eaistatur. Da Ben.
Tirainien, tuie obsn bemertt, 2 eena.
loren lu erpablen bat. unb ebenio aud
Colorado, werben bieie Senatorenmab.
len suiammenaenommen ben Senat um
10 Dcmotraten uno nm 6 @epubIlfaner
uerfdrfen.
Soweit mare alio bas Y~arteiberbatt-
nib bon 81 Mepr blitanern aeeen 20
Demotraten feasefteIt. Mus Delaware.
Youifana, NorO Carolina unb SsnneFee
dnb 5 bemotratiide unb aus Sainois,
&anfas, MaGsduietts. Midiaan, Min.
neiota unb @ebrnSta 6 rspnbIifanifds
senatoren gu srmarten, madt alio 40
8epubIitaner segen 81 Demotraten.
Mem Serfeb uuo Siio-Garolina fnb in
8ssua auf bic eenatswablen nod iebr
,p.ifelbaft, bod iuenn aud bei6e bemo
tratiihe Senatoren erwdbIten, wiirben
bic Mepublitanu nod cine Waioritai
BON 4 etimmen bebaIten. @abrfdein'
did aber ,perben belize Sieaten 81,
rspubIitauiide Senatsmsbrbeit beriar
Ten bdlfen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-11-22

Ser r3epubIiean" fdreibt: uTon
Dem Sage ieiuer Mominatio on bat
@ouperneur Sapss i'd beitrebt. f& nit
ben bsiferen GIsmenten feiuer Rartei su
~berbinbsn. Gs wurbe ia fasar, als Oh
'es auf ieinen Quftraa aef&ebed in auf'
faaiaer @eile p~eriinbet, er, babe i'm
s6ale ieiner G~rudbIuna oieie Serbin'
hung nit ben beTersn Glemtnten 10 ent-
idieoen bor, 6ab bic idlimmeren fbeile
Der 8artei gang BON isiner Gominiitra'
lion iia fsrnbalten mibten. sc 1T bsb'
balls gang sspib. oas er f@ Ten eewif'
ienloitn 8tIoten feiper Yartei nidt in
bic arint perfen uno etwas thin wirb
mas i'm ~ eiuenl bloben Bevtssuse fi,
bic Nusfdbruno elmer 8erfdworuns &C.
gen bic @epublii madte. Sein ans
erfannt bohtr Gbarofter
unb fein potriotif&e 10
3 orIeben perbieten, aud nur an
sinen iol2en gerbadt sus benten, unb
mir iuerosn inn teinen 2auin etben, bic
cine Stat ODER cine Mebe bts Gouper-
neurs Sabes ieIbft uns, ia -fe isinsr ip'
pertb mare, feline anbsrs Mahl labt."
60 fdreibsn fe iebt, Madden 6s isdi
Monate lang taslid bisien Maun in ben
-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-11-22

Oa mir CUR YrtiIe atben (Mittuod
aeittaa) ifebt sic @noeIeoenbsit Der Yrd
GSntenwabI nod unberdnbert, , b. nod
TO pie mir in Iettsr @ode beridteten.
8eioe Yarttisn b~ebaupten ben Siea in
BEN lpeiftlbaftsu Staattn, 9caiiaua une
N!orioa. Sn erferem Gtaate 1T aegen-
wartis Der Msturning .Bqaro nit ben
3ablen Der etimmsn beiddftist. Gin
Gomite bon premiMenten Midnnern beieer
Yarteien wobRen ben Werbanblungen
Siefer 8eb5rbt bel nm iid ju psrsewifern
bab gIlss auf ebrlide Beiie Dor fd
ssbt.
Oie bemotrutifde Yrefe ,uirft INNER
nod nit Bttrug, edwinoel unb abnliden
bibiden GusOridtn un, i'd unb einselne
Der srOberen glatter laiIen id fosar gu
Dem Nusruf /? usiIeen oo.r Srieo !" Der.
leitsn. @noere binaeeeu rufeu in sr0b-
tex Gntriitung aus uSoasn mir einen
Yrafoenten aurd SeiH paar unwiFenoe
@essr in 9ouiiiana bineinsablen la6en /?
unb idimpfen iber Den @eturnins Boarp
oes Staates 9euifana.
Dieien Serren moaten mir su beSen.
Fen seben, oob ebenfO ,ueais aIs bas
GOlt Der Ser. etaatsn es ouloen miirbe.
oab Sayes bura Betrus gum Yrdfoen
ten ertIart wirO, ebenio. suenis ..wirs bas
Bolt Go bulbsn, oab cine .8anbe Mdu-
ber uno DeiperabOs, Die Dor unS nab
renO Der Babl, burd isre 9robuneen,
oie beredtisten stimmseber bon ben
Stimmpldben fern hielten, ben 4rafi-
oeuten eraud5len ioaen, unS bies mare
Der Sal, iuenu. Die in ben beitritenen
Yariides Sudita, Sf- unb @ei-6eli'
,ciana, Baton &ouse uas @orebouie,
absesebsnen etimmen sesabIt wsrbsn
fouteu,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-11-22
Das Smffitmt Der Nrdfbemt:
fetaft.

Oie s~csenwartise YrdiibentidaitswabI
Ole ounit ~uerbuuoene srobe @ufreouns
oes Solfes. bic Grbitteruns bet Yarteien
Der immenie @adtbeiI fur oen ssiammten
Bertebr bs 9anbes, enolid .absr Die
Gnardie in ben fibli@en Staaten wie
Morb, BablfdG@uhs uRb Serrorismus
ollie Sieie 3uianoe, bsrporoerufen our&
Die Yraioent.nwubl, iouten bod uobl
benz 8oIte bic .@usen 0ffnen. baS tbas
Snfitut Der Yrdfoenti&aft fein Sesen,
ionbern bic mOberne 2afT anora 1T, tuslde
ebenio, tpie int Gltertbume ben Inter.
aana Sroias, aud iest Die brob.nben
Gefubren Der @epublit pertinSet unb Dor
linen iparnt. gue bieie nit Der Yrai-
%osntsnwabI berbunoenen ssfabrpouen
3ufanoe f6nnen burd bas einiadRe
MitteI beieitist psrS.n, ndmIid baburd
Dap oas Snfitnt Der Yrafbentfdaft
san;lia abseidaft unO an b.fen etele
eta aus Dem Gonsrefe .geuahlter Ser.
~sualtunss' oocr 8unoesratb tritt, pelder
aae Sefdafte Der greeutipe ibsrnimmt
unb bic iammtliden Departments Der
8erwaltnns controIirt. Oie Mepublit
Der edwei; lisfert uns elm belebreubes
Seiipisl, tpelde. obne bas Snfitut Der
@rafStnti&aft, burd ibreu guntesratb
IN iesensreiasr Beiie Die @spubIit Der.
maltet.
Oas Sntitut Der Brafbentidaft III
ithod 70 feR in, ameritanii9,n YoIfe
einsepurSsIt, BOP nur Der fdlimmee
Yeiiimismus unb bic wadienben Sefabren
Die 8inbe boz ben Nusen oes WoItes
loien fonhen unb merben. Differ Yef.
ia,isfnus nabt aber imrermebr uub er.
iaeint idon ittt iabem brobenben Con.
fiets bel Der offSislea 8abbna Sc,
elseteralRinmeh I'M na&Ren Nebruar
Sa-ssfd bel biifer BabI auiidsn Ser
btiOen Yrdfbsntf4aftstanbiSutsn, Sei
repnbllfanii&en unO bemcfratifden, un
cine z ifIersns bon nur q tut 1 etimn,
banOeIt. ba fstner BIZ imnsufs yatronaa,
bic abtstpap Hno G~infebnna tines Weoun
tsnbssrcs non 90, 900 uuD mebr, ia %,
BObl unO Bsbe iiber Der bsibsn part,i
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-11-22

3nr Gttmmnn8 In Nuflaub.
4 eiuem @riuatbriefe aus et. Sellers
burg BON l6. Ottober tninetmsul1v t
foIsspbe 6Ar6ttsttnif&s etsden. MD
mir obns Gommtntar tier potteeirel
~piebereeben:
Scr GanbsI Ro6t. Nubtanb mar
f&irt tafb nod Der Eirfsi I unb aiDal
nit Me&t ! sIn man@sn xaaen nsbren
bic Qifenbabnsn nod BEN Siten tsins
Sitter jur B~sf0rSeruue. neil bic Neaies
runa ole @assons rtquirirt. astten
6rtitae !. 3. fonnts ni&ts mad Mos.
Tau (ab bier) bsrIaoen iperben. 90 nut
ben 240 @eidiite nod sem eitsh
transportirt unb alles gnbere tparb iu-
r~iidaemiefen.
Que MuFen unb Oeutiden finb nit
benz enbIi@en 8oraeben Rubianbs bers.
lid einbrrFanben ! Diewoht YoIitif
Feline @efiblsiade, fonsern weraanbes.
fede 1T. 70 ~iberpisat sod bas rein
menidliae @,fibl unb bic e&anbtbaten
bes Sslam miFen mol aufb0reu.
81 weroen Der Meaieruna tauient
WiQiOnen @ubel baar bon Der Bsp0i-
feruns ben airden uno aI5Rern aur
4~eriisrns setelt iperben, bic Nrtinnie
lit uorsisli& tbenfo Die 5nfantsris uub
@eiterei; cine T~eaeihnuna herrf&t. mic
ne u in TeutfdIano bel Besinn bss
|lS7O-7lu 9rieaee asasn Sranfreid
aeberri&t bat, uno ole AsIt bier. nnb
ieber 4ni&t fttlih pe~rwahrloRe Nsnf&
i'm Muslanb theilt bic Beseiferune unb
tpenbet fi& NIT abfdsu bon GneIanb.
@u6ianb III fur einen BinterfeIbwa
boafanbia aerifet unb feline Srsant
fation nod teuti&sm MuF er 1T abse.
runbet uno fertiJ." h
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-11-22
Sac in seferfon Gitp erfdeinent

Sae in Seferfon Gitp erfdeinenbe
State Sournal meloet, bab in Der Sdul.
%rathstaiie zine betodhtise 9eere sefun-
otn uorben III. Bdbreno mai ben BE.
ridten Der Beamten @elo borbanoen fem
iolte; 1T eben nidts oa, mie 20 ia bel
oemotratii@en 3uifdnoen nidt feIten lit.
Oa6elbe Blatt melbet aud, SAB fir
$3.50, 900 State treasury warrants"
ausiteben unb tein @elb su ibrer Be3ab.
lung in her 8aFe fei. Weniafens 8eb'
man 10 Dor uno lie ieien bon gewi6e,
Seite nit einem Oiseonto BON 10 BRO
cent aufsetauft worsen. Da bate aIit
Semanb SIS. 900 semidt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-11-22

Da6so tpsisnb.n Bergen
aud foI&s pibtlon inp ansfcb en-, N
espit i'm bo4na @rabe eisentbimli&.
Bis istt 1T nust elm einsiosr bsrartiasr
n~lertpuroiass Bera betannt; bsrisIbs be-
fnOst ad iboodafen. Our& SuItani',
i4s 8rdftsusbObsn, lpar e. ebertals fsu-
srfpsisno Dor einiaen Sabrebntsn pstlor
f& bisfs Hisenf@aft unS nun entbrduien
bent aralsr bon 3eit ~ Belt bsftise
Binbs, Die oann Den 4araipanen b09a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inO. Die absr'
sldlbiidsn ginpebornen fu&sn Der
sb0lsp stra" OaSurd aunaiser ~ film
men; bob fe inn Sdofe gum Spftl
briiaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-11-22

U
pc ~dusfeuusa, ntl4eem lot n
sef@tOFsn spesbsn, ipis, e6l<u mi
6ti&te in Smerisa traoen, fe 81
&suntniHe bsrbseitef, neuss 2sben /,
BET Snbnarie etssnot unb nsue ;nbu'
ffrisle 3peiOe sr5hnet. Der aablrsi&,
Befud bon 6remben. beren 8abI 2 iii
3 Wfiaionea betrdst. wirS bolu beitra.
gen. ginfige Sheen iiber Mmerifa, feline
SnOuffris, Sn%ititutionen unb ben Notio-
naId %aratter in Muslanbe ~ perbrsiten.
Bon @idtisfeit fno Ole am -edlufIs
Der @asitslins absesebemen Grtldrun-
gen Der @usheIun9s GommiiEon.
Der Vrafoent bisfer Gommiiion.
PER- SawIes, erfldrte: rOas 8ufam.
menfromen BON Btrionen aler satio-
nalitdten wirb sinsn eanfigen einfuS
auf ben tiinftisen internatipnalen Ser.
tsbr Nmerifas ibsn; Gommifdre bon
orsibis ausldnbii&en Mesisrunsen per.
ben Beri&te iber bic M~usiequng erfat.
ten; 1875 fremoe Midtsr Der Musfsauna
perbsn ibre geobadtunsen in frsmben
9anoern per0fentliatn- Die Yr.F,
Der fremDen Mationen mirb ibre aiinfi.
gen nrtheile iiber bic MusHtGIung unb
bic arneritaniide Snbuftrie fallen Sic
Beit meib jebt elm gut She'll mebr ii1er
@netifa- uniere fremoen Safe baben
i'd bur twes dub.rft Sufritben uno gun.
ifis lber infer 9anb ausseiproden.
Bir baben in bisfer @sItausR lung
lpei Oinse bepiefen. bab namlia cine
freipiaise NEociatieu bic susfeauns
unternommen unb nit erobem grfolas
aussefabrt Dat, baS ferner pdbreib
Der Belt Der NusRsIuns niat Die &c
rinsite et6runs unb geidpube, felbft
nidt bonn microsropifden @%fiatspuntts
aus, porsetorrner it,"
Scr Decentralization Der Musnenuna
SER @osborn, erfldrte: .llnssfdbr. 60.
Yrosent aler aussetelten 6ssenidnoe
fino bertauft worosn uno nod ,mebr
werben Dor ibrem 3idtrausport Der
fault werben, 10 bab bic Musfeler
ielblt iid zines guten Grfolses e~rfrsuen.
Sirkn. 8iele ipert5oeae eammIpnasn
unb @~egenitdnoe fnb bon fremoen @e
sierunaen al bieiis. Snftitute, ME oas
Smitbionian Snfitut Su @afbinston
unb oas Wufeam sn Vbilanelphia ae
i1entt tporben. lleber $4,000 Yreife.
inter 8tsIeituns aenauer 8eri@te, inb
pertbeilt inb basesen nidt bic serinaiten
&laoen Iaut eemuroen. Ser &ruhc
oauon Iieet barin, bab Die G~esentdnoe
ni9t auf 9runo Der Competition unb
Der comparatiuen yorSislidteit, fon
bern leoieIid mad ibre,a pabr:n Ser.
Sienite seprift unO pranirt woroen
inb."
Ger Director Ser 2anitsalerie ertldrte.
DAP einbsimiide tpie fremee &unftwerte
in febr srober 3abl pertauft worben fino.
Ser geiud Der Nusiteluns unfa6t
mebr ole 8 Miaionen 4eiuder /; bic Gin
nabmen bon bieiem Beiude betrasen
sesen 4 Wtiaionen Ooaars, auberSem
fnb nod bebeutenbe eummen aus 9isen-
fen erlanst iporben, aenuf, 20 il elm
llsbsridub bon 2 MiaiOnen Dollars iber
aIe Museabe unb Rotten u~orbanoen.
Sic @emoria!baae (a~unifsa0trie),
Die W di9incnbaIe unS Die Sorticultur
bale bleiben ais Yradtaebauoe ifeben
bas SauptaebauSe Der ausfeIuns IN bon
einerWG ociation au Observation-Disclosures
speden ansetauft uorben. Die ibriaen
3ablrei5sn 6sbdube weroen fofort ME.
berserin en- unb bertauft.
Der r@epubIican" fdreibt: rTon
Dem Sage ieiuer Mominatio on bat
@ouperneur Sases i'd beitrebt. id nit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-11-22
Inter all BEN @abaarm 1T B

= Infer all benz Babadrm lit bas
lpihtiae Greienib, bab Die Yforte gum
erften MaIe felt Der Griitens Ses otto
maniidea Wsidss Standardization
ausgeidrieben but, fan unbeadtst Dor.
iter sesangen. Sic sipeite 8ammer
(Senat) beifebt aus Swiiden 80 unb 80
Witsliebsrn. mel@e BOZ Der @eaiernns
ernanut werben. Mablbar inb nur
itd,tif&e Sausb.fbsr- Die sRitptieosr
orb alten etn MonatsaebaIt bon S125 unb
gtreitunsibret Neiittoiten, Das Bar.
lament foa fdoun sln :sanes Dscsmber elm
berufen werbtn uao ino mir auf ben
Werlauf bie!es feItiamen Experiments
%seipanuts Sir fonen bel biefer Gslssea,
beit ni&f umbin, an ben Itrfud be-
abeSipe nit tsinsm despiiidsn WarIa.
meut ~ bentsh 20
r1inten" DbsnA DOlfts AM
Debate fsts So" fuots
lief Die Mbseorbntten N
trtnnen. beren elmer red
linss iten m ubte.
bonn OppOftion ipagtf
MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-11-22
@oNtanfd. Ser SSwn.f;nn her ei

mai; fibt inn 3u@tbaus
SegaS. Wdn ipirb fh .
General Sbermann int 81
elmer Snfptetionetour bur
Ndbe BON 6ort Sia auf
4iowa-S nbianern iiberfa1
ftisb. Dis Bapen 10
erobfn She'll aus Yroui
Den Saouns beraubt ; 81,
man ermorbsi in Der 81
Gin Yaar an Bdume gel
toblte 9eidname eaben
Grahiamfeit, nit melde
Die unslidli@en Sub
stqaalt. Gls sstrml
@eierrotiea BEL Sort g
er Ois boHen Bepeife,
sengnten edanbtbate
oer3duptIina eantani
MirSer aefdbrt. Or
obtsganif@en 8tb6yb
ir@aris, 9amar Gonr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-11-22

3udtbausiirafe btsnasist. gor eiuissn;
Sagen nun madte S%antanta, ben BsrfuG
ieinem etrdflingslsben ourd s@rbdngsSl.
elm gnoe ,u' MAIDEN. CT bsrfdafts fG
einsn iltinen etrid. banS hssiiiIScnee
al sinen 8alien unO fdlans Sas aMostS
nm s,iI 49, sonNthu h6uosuA
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-11-22
~ biaissrtn yrsiisn sena iemals

Msipe ssrinsen MusIassn uns sunstn,snee
2unbl@aft MAIDEN ee;mir unSsliG rsni yutltslr'
cine 9lusmabI pcn Waarsn sFerirtI 81 Ionrfn
bic IN Btsug duf AualitSt mnb vreis ibr .
sIsidsn IN tisltm Grunty bier anesrsms MOI
hakfn.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-01-13
IMPORTANT OPINION.
The eAttorney-General Decides that Lands Forfeited to the State are to be Withheld
 From Sale or DOna-
 tiOn for one Year.

The following correspondence explains itself:
 LETTER OF THE COMMISSIONER STATE LANDS.
 ] OFFICE COMMISSIONER OF STATE LANDS, LITTLE ROCK, ARK, Dee. IS 1875. l Hon. $. F. Hughes, Attorney Gen
 eral:
 DEAR SlR-On the l4th inst. his Excellency, the governor, ap proved a bill allowing owners of land forfeited to the state for non payment of taxes one year in which to redeem the same, upon application to the proper officer. l. Is it the duty of the comnns- sionor of state lands to hold up from sale or donation for one year, lands of this character, in order that owners may take advantage of the law if they desire to do so?
 ?. Is the commissioner the proper officer for owners to apply to in order to redeem these lands?
 Respectfully,
 J. N. SMIrHEE,
 Commissioner of State Lands. REPLY OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL. OFFICE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL,)
 STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 LITTLE RocK, Dec. 2l, 1875, Hon. J. N. Smithee, Commission
 CT of State Lands, Little Rock,
 Arkansas:
 Yours of'the 18th inst. IS re- ceiyed, and contents noted and carefully considered.
 lam of the opinion that the act approved December If, 1875, en- titled "An act to allow redemp- tion of forfeited lands" suspends from sale all lands forfeited to the state at the date of the passage of the act, and allows the owner of the land twelve months from the date of the act within which to redeem; and that none of said lands can be sold legally by the state until the lapse of said twelve months.
 The act provides that the owner may redeem the same at any time within one year from the passage of this act, etc. Now if the state can sell these lands, and make title before the time allowed for re- demption expires, then the owner may not redeem the same at any time within one year; and what then is the use or purpose of such an act? Inasmuch as the com missioner of state lands has, by law the control and disposition of all the lands of the state, and as these lands are the lands of the state, and the two years first al- lowed after sherlff's sale for re- demption has expired, and the lands been certified to the com missioner, 1 think all applications for redemption under this act should be made to him.
 1 have the honor to be, very truly, your obedient servant,
 $. F. HUGHEs,
 Attorney General.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-01-13
Public Sentiment.

The Democracy have abundant reason to be satisfied with the po- litical situation as il now man ifest itself. It can scarcely be questioned that they will go to the polls in 1876 in solid phalanx, as great and united political organizations; while their oppo- nents will be sadly demoralized and divided. The system of per sonal government, inaugurated and continued by Grant, is unut- terably odious in the eyes of the American people. No more certain is the fact than the further fact that Grant seeks to perpetnate that system in his own person. Grant, therefore, is the rock upon which the radical party will split, upon which it has al- ready split. It matters not whether the people hate Grantism more than they love Democracy; it is idle to go out our way to inquire into motives when we have good cause to be satisfied with the results.-St. l.. Times.
 Republicans ought to sec clear ly that as Grant himself could not possibly be reelected, so none of the Grant group can be elected. It is the administration which has endangered and defeated the par ty, and any candidate who would represent substantially a continu- ance of the administration in the general character and spirit we have mentioned, would surely be defeated. The signs of the times upon this point are absolutely un
 mistakable. The only man whom the republicans can elect, is some man whom the administration co. terie would strongly oppose be- cause his career and character would be the guaranty of a total change in the tone of administra- tion.-Harper's Weekly.
 We do not charge the Repubh- can party with bigotry. We don't even believe Mir. Grant himself is religious bigot. He is simply a vulgar demagogue bidding for popular favor. Every observant man perceives this. There are now some anti Catholic bubbles upon the surface of the current They don't amount to anything. They glitter in the sun tor the present and go sailing gaily along; but they consist only of wind, and in q little while they will burst and disappear. Bigot- ry does not take deep root in this land. The character of the Amer ican people is laid on the broad and grand foundation of religious liberty; and the man or sect, or l party that aims at reconstructing the national ediilce on any other
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-01-13
NO. B.
An act to be entitled "An act for the re lief of Laborers and MeChan.cs."

An act to be entitled An act for the re-
 lief of Laborers and MeChan.cs."
 See. l. That the time wages of ali laEorcrs and mechanics, not exceeding their wages for sixty days, shall hereafter be. exempt from seizure by garnishment, or other legal process; provided, that the defendcnt in any case file with the court from which such process shall issue a sworn statement that said sixty days wages claimed to be exempt is less than the amount exempt to him under the constitution of the state, and that he does not own sufficient other personal property, which, together with the said six ty days wages, would exceed in amount the limits of said constr tutional exemption.
 Sec. ,. That this act be in force from and after It's passage.
 Approved November 27, 1875.
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foundatlon will certainly fail.

foundation will certainly fail. Herald.
 Tlfere Seems to be now no doubt whatever that General Grant is as bull-headedly bent on a third term as he was on thwart ing President Johnson in the Secretary Stanton business, even if he has to violate his plightcd faith and tell a hundred down right falsehoods to do it.-Frank : fort (Ky.,9 Yeoman.
 It is curious in thls connection that the first time GRANT ever alluded to tho school question was on the eve of the Ohio cleo tion. The bait took then. It is now the eve of Presidential cam paign, and GRANT brings the sub ject forward again. He has been almost seven years i'll office. In that time he has addressed about fourteen messages to Congress; :; but in not one of those messages did he ever once allude to the school question! Is not this worthy of note? Ought we not to look upon this paper of Mir. GRANT, not as a Message address ed to Congress, but as campaign document intended for partisan stump-speakers, who will use it in advancing his claims in the future?--Irish World.
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THE ACT.

THE ACT.
 A Bill for an act to be entitled
 "An act to Allow Redemption
 of Forfeited lands"
 Be in enacted by the General As.
 sembly of the State ofArkansas
 SECTION l. That the owner of any land heretofore forfeited to the state, and which has not been sold by the state, may redeem the same at any tune within one year from the passage of this act, by paying to the proper officer the full amount of taxes, penalty and cost due or charged thereon.
 Sec. ?. That owners of lands who had, after forfeiture, sub scribed them to railroads, which were never completed, according to the provisions of the act allow ing such subscription, may redeem such lands within the same time upon the same terms.
 Sec. 3. That this act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage.
 Approved December II, 1875.
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NO. p.

An act changing the courts in the sixth judicial district, as fol lows: In Van Buren county, on the first Mondays in March and September; Faulkner county, second Mondays in March and September; Lonokc county, third Monday in March and September; Pulaski county, first Mondays Tn April and October, and may con tinue as long as the business of the court may require.
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NO. 13

Changes the time of the circuit courts of Newton county to the first Monday in February and Au- gust in each year; in Searcy coun- ty to the second Monday in Feb ruary and August; in Marion
 county to the third Monday in February and August, in Boone county to the second Monday after the third Monday in February and August. All the other coun- ties of the Fourth circuit remain
 as at present provided for by law.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-01-13
NEW LAWS.
NO. 12.

Changes the time of holding the circuit court of White county to the third Mondays of January and July in each year, to continue four weeks or until the business is disposed oi and provides for proper notice by the sheriff, the making writs returnable to the changed time, etc.
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our taxes can be collected'in cur rency, and when that time comes the rate of taxation can be safely reduced.
 In conclusion, the board states positively that it is not intended to pay in whole or in part, any interest or principal on any bonds of the state issued prior to May %. 1874, until special authority therefor be given by law.
 A. II. GARLAND, ~
 Pres't Board of Finance.
 U. M. ROSE,
 GORDON N. PEAY,
 State Board of Finance.
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CIRCULAR LETTER BY THE CoMMIsr
 SioNER.
 OFFICE COMMISSION 'RsTATE LANDs) LITTLE Rock, Dec. 2l, 1875.
 As will be seen by the foregoing correspondence, and the act which follows it, all lands forfeited to the state for the non payment of taxes are withheld from sale or donation for the term of twelve months from the l4th December, 1875.
 Parties who desire to redeem