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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21

NusKRATS AND TIE ANAL. The Cumbcr-
Iau4 Ali ghaaan says: The leak 10 the canal
rnq; Uitown the other day was canScG by tue
i,i,yruwtng o! "a ru KRAFT As these pests are
lii, cnll-a Of large percentage OF the breaks
90, he canal, etints We're made by the officials
{: he con- pany t. have them extarmlnaled by
4 ring rawa d f 81 cents for every musk
-, led 10 thr eata! Bnt ihrIe was Some
ea,,,ias with tbs plan AID It had to be given
H.. Parties madv reguIa: business OF catch
,,., ;..uSkrut> far and wiic; and nnc month the
roupary pald out $l25 tor ma>kra:s killed.
Gre e the NEST annoying habits ut these r.
i .is is that they collect 10 the creates! sum
.,.r- in h b,g pools Tor. they do "ot feel Sc
care III tic levels whsDcc I'll the water eau be
,ir,sn off, aad h II lhus burr IN the
aiss Of ii, big water makes their raVaS%s
.ry dangerous, since the water at such polnts
ru-ie< out when there is leak, with uuusuai
yir!rnca
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21

There never was an article receiving such
favor from tie rfst as W els Ear. ka Tooth
Powder. |. is SUPER. article every way
and ou,y rs eeurs. At oil drug stores.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21
.,--.. SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
=s,;s a,sil.s OF ne ,..,-
hN VI 4 N(rj TON

= y " III
Will hereafter be made only 10 Ait:t : ] :: ~
NON SpEIH g., Were no Intoxicating 'r."@s
will! De sold on the g-nunds or boat i'."u tr'as
leaving Prince street h:.E: ~ 10. =. n, T,.1sI
inr at y y. m fare 10 IS >.conl trip, jctv;"%
vt 4. . m, returning s.. &; i.rs - tts. Hoe
goila on the Il 81 trip return -. t'i.' - 'tu
Trip tree of char4,c Refreshments, nc a#i..,
good country Elk. c4u ia had on The trear@..
Persons wishing to si,"nd - p:"a- ~ daF /" ~.
country, where good water ana =h%d& "tIHnd,
CAN 90 it, - .g-L-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21
LOCAL NEWS.

s-9g- Persons leaving the city durlbg ,hc sum
o,rr can have the Gazette mailed to them Tree
e hostage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21

II YOU have Sick Headache take dose OF
Dr.. Bun : Vegetable Pals We know you will
find rrilci,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21

gU>T RETURNED FROM TIE la MEL
- WITH \ r.W GDDD7 to make SOCK COM
ratr ne hes, assortment VI Shifting CheVlots
yet; lQJJ y4r@s l.sural y NJ the lowest prices;
AnGrgsc,gin I'D other B!e%chcd Cott9ns De-
ri,,,,:.c j.. price q: 4 y yard; another line OF
ia. COS Il -. Uvya styles Of Callcoes are beng
put up BY the ag"nls, blt berg IN the lna y
.,,.aG. ed in getting tncn ~ old prices GU
,..i ,,rh.f,iy b.. abe - buy this month cheaper
.hn, Won viii later oar closing odt salc Oh
-ut,,. or Goods continues.
100 Il T. STA Y MAkEk co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21

WEATHER PRoRAHlLlTIEs,-Wn War Depdrf
,,.u, O1ice Of the chief Signal Officer, WASH
'',.,t,y d e., .duqust Il, lS76-lu:5U a. IL
H. il. Middle aud Eastern States rising sue
,s.I 4 in the former by falling barometer,
iawrr temperature and continued clear weather,
rs,h wisds mostly FROM north TO west 10 the
T.. .lrr aud from north 10 east in the former.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21

T1HH UNDERSIGNED. Il TEACHER OF
4 long experience in training youth IN the
Grammar School, il the College, in ,ha priyrt
home school, in the Young Ladies Similarly,
desires situation il a private family or home
school Course ri sLudy-Eng!i.h EIein"ntary
ana Higher Lstin, Greek ,nd Mathematics.
Satisfactory references given. Address va.
n Z AGE, 221 Linden avenue, Baltimore, Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21

MISS MARY E. JOHNSON will re"pen her
WI SCHOOL FOE GIRLS and BOYS on
SEPTEM Der 18th, at her residence, 30 Prir ce
sfraat ALE lE-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21
aug ti-i9J

s.-tAt.r r VALUABLE Landry virtue
- !" dare. entered ny the District Court of
II Unite states to- the Eastern District OF Vlr
.. a. al L. "Aai iri.. Oh the in day OF July,
i:7t IN nc ~, ..r Of thsrIas Heath, the under
.G:eI vii ,.c5 Isl sale, AZ the front door ot tue
uGrt 'lu:s4 y! FIN. iNtiiiasn county, on the
2 UkTH IA Z OF :: r,FTEMBER, 1876, thst
D"l:ss- coat G>", that valuable tra.t OF isnd,
'g!Eg Z -4e ~. county, containing 3l0 scres,
vn0Em IS "LiCN~r GROW g." .nd is the SINE
ard .. winch Cnaz. Heat died seized and pos
SEES L.
And wc viii also ol'rr f,r sale at the ssno
,na M place the UNDIVIDED INTER.
..>",, b ing opo + ur!h, OF the said Chas. Heath
IN the ri:AGr uF LAND lying in the county
uG i.uudu,.n, allied THE BURNT CHM
+EI, confirming Z01 acres
Terms i : .c--nE" fourth cash, and the resi-
a on cred 5 ~ i. - and IS months; the rur-
chusor, gvn,: bonds ,r the said resiiu" in equal
1>t: nef,t> with approved personal security,
.,r7r:u. ,aar:,,. .ro.n ;;io dar OF sale
i. :. FNW ER, Assignee.
iNO VI FORBES, r,u,;.rs
y II. r LIPSGuHB
Prince. " IL. a :.JuILy. hllE .tt-3W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21

The twenty seventh session begins October l.
For Catalogue, &c, address
aug 19-eolm II. T. JONES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21

Tie CIRCUS. If there is one thing more
thar another that inparts additional activity to
,tcny~gaga Al, xaudrl;. boy, and 10 N my Of more
matu,c aga,l i the aive auoug us OF circus.
U,on tn" arrival of } Ola Rrbinsoas Circus, via
>.arphogis. last evening the ferrys!lp, fo"t It
Vii a,s..e.t, a,d the ii ,jaca9t ',s, Were crowd
ID wrI jlv ii cs. VII, nail.d it iaudlus with
dc!uyas ra,i,ns ofappau THIS norning, at an
r.r, Naur oar rural neignb rs began to Lour
i.,,tow 10 large numbers aud ny all mesDs OF
yot.v ,auce from the railroad trains down TO tie
Ok .arl. The tents Of the circu company are
p,ynyt At the usual place noar C1irosS, where
a y,.fs ARE audi nca collected this afternoon,
aud 4u ,gually large one may be expected to-
llgtt Thcle vas Grand street display THIS
Ii, r"ug, which was Witnessed by admlriog
q W..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21
u OTInE CITY TAXPAYERS.

COLLECTORS OFFICE,
ALFxANpEIA, Va. July Il. 1876.
Notice is III re5y given that the tax bills due
for 1916 arc nuW in our hands Tor collection, and
the attention o. parties Interested l' respectfully
called to the following provision IN the revenue
bill of that year:
''The Collectors of Taxes shsl! make = dis
count of ten per cent OH all bills paid III iull oy
the first of September, 1915 ann discount 81
eight per cert on All bills paid IN full by the
first of October, 1876
X FIELD, Col South District
JNO. t HILL, Col. North. Dist
iv 21-2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21

HE WEATHER Although there was q
rva>A.t treczs bowspg from he uorth moSt
q the day s:crday, yet it was quite warm 10
Tie SUI uuti. night, when II became much
'o'c,, aud t"aIIy SO cold as to necessltate
q 81 vi dovs aud blankets for sleeping pur-
poses. !his morning the lempeiau,e was
~ cuuu.h Tor O.rbcr The thermometer
U lie So degrees of last week has tallcu to
4jout Is degrees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21
CT. JOHNS ACADEMY.

The Thirty Eighth Annual Session will com
mence Oh MON DAY, Septe u be- An
TIE advantages are: Experienced :"schcrs.
improved classification, military discipline. and
y fine library and apparatus Charge Tor hoard
and tuition So 50 L quarter session OF ;wo and ..
half months Eariy application will be neces-
ssly to secure admission. For Catalogues snd
other Information address
RICHARD l. CARNE, A. IT,, Principal,
aug 3-co1m Drawer 81 Alexandria, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21

THO CAPITALISTS. ;. :.
/ Finding it impossible, with my limited
means, TO meet the constantly increasing le!i:and
for NV GAS APPARATUS, have determine
to take in partner. Gail on me ut NO IS Ming
street or No 8 n. Pitt st, or address
ADONIS GLACHET,
suv 1e-lw Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21

iIFE SAVING &u!T-Wiiie the steamer
Mary Washington was iyiug at NJ. Vernon
>ftrgs, yesterday, Dr.. uowiand creased hlu-
III N If, preserving suit similar to that re-
crntly worn l.; Is ynron 10 his swtp across the
Evri, Ii Chauucl, aud jumping froul the stern
u The boat, gave the passengers specimen OF
II, value Of the suit, auu his skill IN padding
b u Ia il, He remained in the water about
''"t@y minutes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21

:>wAMpED. While The schooner Il. y. Rob,
l..-y;; was being towed TO Washington, on Sat
ur1ay cvruiug Mr.. Johu Stone, who had car
I'D out buat loaded wlih provisions, fruit,
g. for SAT- to the crew, got too close to the
taw OF tic schooner, and hi boat WIS swamp
81 cau.iGs the loss OF lis ergo AID nearly
,toSn,ug 'Im. Two cclo:el NEE jump d over
tu.,tl r, III the schooner to assist the srug-
rrg man, aud succeeded in getting him into
i osai, which one of them had taken the pre-
q u;.o. t. cast loose from the >chuooer, before
l., e,np,d i. The three ucn brought :he boa
10 ,bl> ely where Ml. Stone ptovt d for hls
lc>cuers ter he nign'. They went up to Joln
,ucr yessc yesterday m1ralGg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21

,IEltNSEE PICK LES for sate IN q1nntl-
{ ,,'sri. BIZ +. J. DAVIDSON,
xp,i7 li7 ki.s s.ccen
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21
.RECTgSsv 9GEES.
Wv Green a. Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
'y7EU>TEk'S SALE-By virtue Of deed of
i trust from George Wyatt and Agnes, hi
wife dated On the 1874 day OF November, 1871,
the undersigned, trustees therein named at the re-
quest tbs creditor BY said deed secured vii! sell,
by 'uol,c vi tGn, in front of the Market House,
On iSoyai street, in the city Of Alexandrla w.,
On III "SDAY. the % day Of August, 1876 ut
= o'clock r.. the propcrty conveyed to him by
= d II iced ot trust, To wit: That WO EEsssh
STDEI FRAN r, NV EbLlNG HOUSE EsIg
with one s:rrT frame iitchen attached, situated
on he lanes Of the Aleyandris Canal Railroad
srd Bridge Company, and en- Montgomery st,
between Royal snt Fairfax streets in ssd city,
TO- th,. use of which land the rent OF 81 per
:1orlh IS 30 be paid t. said company.
Terms .. &=c-Sl535 81 in cash, and the bal.
ance =. The purchase u.on3y upon a.creilt OF six
c1o;l4s. secured by the bond OF the purchaser,
%".sh good !-r+un-t security, Title TO be retain
It! ILL TIE saHpc b fully paid.
t.lH;r & i. MUSHBACH,
aug ;I-I;lr Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21

gs1S CALL the attention OF the public IN
w general TO our stock Of PALMS end
Oils, which we are prepared to sell cEesr
Those contemplating painting will do well to
rive us call Is. +. PEAKE & CO..
SD IA 1877 King St., Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21

Yachting YESTERDAY. = Many persons en-
nyr,. the S;iif, northerly wind yesterday by
a>14. sail on the river, aud tr N Washing.
"a to Sicridan's Point he river was dotted
sl;i. >ai Ill day rug Sonlc Of the yachtmen
vi, came dowa from Washington imoibcd too
~l,h, ard. as u Consequence, there were three
Gai.tzas IF our wharres, but III ali three cases
Tia occupants of the boats were picked up
"ta 10 further damage than thorough
:yrki.r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21

inE CHURCIEs.-i'he churches yesterday
al: haI good CONGREGATIONS sand the puipils were
all ti,,d hv the regular clergy, except at st
N,n's uhu5cil, wnerc Rev. Father Morgan
Of Washington, preached st Paul's, where
Gty Mr.. St!iuglcIiow preached; :hc Gernla,
i.nthr!an, w;crc Rev Mr. Crek, Of Baltimore
lf:A;td aad The NJ. + Church, Soul h, where
t. pulri, was filled by Rev. Mr.. Mi Is. A
Cars, G. arch Rev. Chas. Morris preached II
tn hVr1lug.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21

Mass MEETING The executive cCmmittcc
o. r4. 'IIeu aud HeoGricks club held meet
Is@s X K.mper's othce 90 Saturday night,
at wulcu /, was d"lrrmiiied to mold u mass
meeting at he White Stone cubs pole, Oh
Wednesday nigirt, the Goth instant, to which
,stn-u'shrt speakers should be invited.
N,,>r.. j ". Burke G;orge S. Smith,
lane 4 chbclg and j. NJ. Johpsou were appoint
ga committee OF ioapce aud colIecilua
Ness Q !a,,do Wood, T. H. FIck!in, }. /.
i k!,;m aud B. + Dudley Were appointed 4
c,muitiuc OF arrsng mcntS for the mcc,lug.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21

Mr.. Thompson JavDs, an old and WILL known
CITIZEN OF Fairfax cluUty, died yesterday.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-02-23

the productive power of 100000 men with
out steam and lsbor-saving machinery, and
therin lies the secret of her great power
This diversity of pursuits, which enables her
TO levy tax or contribution o. S205, 0OO, OOC
upon others less enterprising than herself,
is sufficient explains ton of her wonderful
growth. To those who ars pleased to pre-
dict her csllspsa, she has only to point to
her annual production Of $500, OOO, 900 OF the
actual necessities of life to silence them.
In 1870, indianapolis had population of
1924, with $40 manufact ories with an ag-
Rregats of ,747 horse power, employed 6, 167
hands, which, with her labor saving ma
chinery, represented a productive power
equal u l23, $40 able bodied men. Her cap
ital invested in manufactures wss s.. 800. OOe;
wages paid, S2,972, OIL; raw material con-
sumed, s9,7T6,656, and her manufactures
were valued at sl6,642, los. In 1875, we had
increased our manufactures to $4,000 600.
and our population had more than doubled
In 1870, our valuation was $50 100000. and
in 1875 it had increased ID $4,000 600 This.
then, is the direct result of diversifying our
pursuits OF manufact ares, tse sursst source
of city's wealth. To the rejecting mind
these facts and figures are sufficient argu-
ment for the immediate construction of orr
proposed coal road. None other are
ra0do6
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-02-23

1t is a notable fact that in this Cent snuisl
year this people are less guided by politi-
clans than ever before. Party leaders are
in the situation of one Oshello-their occu-
patton is gone. This being the fact 1t will
be very hard for the delegates to the Re-
publican convention fresh from the people TO
sit and abjectly vote to rstify the edIct from
the officeholders at Washington. The de-
mand is for Orth by the officeholders. The
officeholders are under the shadow of the
money power, OIth voted for resumption,
and, therefore, they must swallow him. the
"widow's deed" and all.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-02-23
Tho Gazette ON HendrickS

The promised article of the Cincinnati 6a-
zstte on the lite and political record of Gov
ernor Hendricks appeared yesterday morn
ing. 1t only deserves such consideration as
is due to deiamstory utterancss engeHdered
by political jealousy. The glarIng head
lines, seductive and slsnderoUs, fkAy intro
duce, and very properly exhibit, the un-
truthful and partisan enmjty that chsrsc-
terizes the body of the articss. The coloring
of fairness that the writer assumes. in sand
wiching his erroneous Statements and ille-
Ultimate conclusions with some correct data
concerning Gov. Hendricks private life and
character, is q very ommon and disreputa-
BILE way of hiding the political enmity and
venom that inspir cd the article as a whole.
The writer groups together series OF
subjects of congressional legislation, which T,
we presume. tIe designed to embrace under
the amendments to the constitution, and
declares that Mr.. Hendricks opposed them
| all, when the real acts OF Mr.. Hendricks
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-02-23

The fact that one five hundred dollar note
in letter to Bsbcock was not sent, after 1t
had been mailed, is deemed to be weighty
exculpsting circumstance. How this ap-
pears does not readily occur to the ordinary
observer. Those engaged In the whisky
ring received their brides regularly. II
Bsboock was guilty there must have been
twenty such remittances a. vssious times.
But because one bill is withdrawn after be-
ing duly enclosed and addressed, therefore
Babcock is not guilty.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-02-23
Diversity of Pursuits -The True
Source of Wealth.

The state that, by diversity OF pursuits,
first supplies its own wants and necessities
and then exports its surplus to supply
others less enterprising or who may not be
so sdvantsgeously situated, can not fail to
lead in all that pertains to true prosperity
and solid permanent wealth. None are so
independent under all circumstances as
those who, by diversity OF pursuits, COM
mand tribute from others, and none so
dependent as those who, falling to supply
their own wants, are compelled to pay this
tribute, this self-;mposed tax upon their
necessities, to the more enterprising.
Especially is this true where q stats has
within her own borders all the means for di-
versifying her pursuits and productions ad-
vantsgeously and proftsbly, and yet fails to
pursue a policy of development which alone
can make her independent and self-reliant.
This is truly an age of steam, and that state
which avails itself of this power to the
largest extent in its application to labor
saving machinery in the production of new
values, thereby supplying the necessities o
her own people, and thus keeping at home
millions of dollars that must otherwise be
sent abroad, never to return, has struck the
true source of wealth. No other policy car
be adopted without serious detriment to al
interests.
A state having an abundance of coal of q
superior quality, and from the want of en-
terprise on her part, or a proper apprecia
ton of its amazing wealth producing
power, permits others who can only avail
themselves of the same by importing /
over long lines Of railway; tina
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-02-23

Great stress is put upon the svowed be-
lief of Mr.. Grant in the innocence of Bah
cock. 1t is very singular thst great weight
should be given 20 such an opinion. The
president must have had confidence in all
the other whisky thieves or he would not
have appointed them TO Office. He believed
in Joyce and Mcdonald and all the rest.
Why bis belief in Babcock's innocence
should cut any special figure In the case
ia hard tn tell
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-02-23

The Journal Is rather hard on Senator
Morton. 1t says that the resumption act is
changing like milestone about the neck OF
the COUNTRY" while il knows very well that
Morton b I'd something to do in the prepare
ton OF tie act, ana had lsbored for six years
TO secure the passage OF an act embracing its
main festure-fixing day for resumption.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-02-23

Morton sits ssublimely in his seat at
men, who come here at great expense from
all parts of the state, just what to do when
they come together in convention. 1t is
kind in Morton, but some how the pressure
will go hard with the grangsrs.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-02-23

Those who believe that the presidents
subordinates will, against his wishes, secure
the conviction of Bsbcock, need only notice
the dispatches about the doings OF the United
States district attorney, Roger B. Sherman.
who, instead OF securing evidence to con-
vict Babcock, is discovered to be aiding
Williams in securing his scqu't'al.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-02-23

The poetical col tributions of Mr.. Harris
to the Sunday Sentinel are something better
than average newspaper verses. "withered
Flowt rs" in this number, possesses merit
worthy of note
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-02-23

not to survive the Cent snnisl year and went
down under an easy gust a few days ago.
OF course everybody will have a piecs of
the identical liberty Irse within the next
six months
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-02-23

SONS time ago Grant said it was time FOR
the Republican party 10 unload, and yet he
seems willing to carry Bsbcock, terribly
heavy and dead weight though he be.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-02-23

The story about that letter carriers men,
DRY, a. st. Louis, who suddenly recollected
about Joyce taking the Babcock letter from
the letter box after 1t had been mailed, is
slightly sttenuated. 1t lacks thickness
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-02-23

IL is sight tnss precisely sccords with
the eternal d5Le,s OF things 10 SEE Landaulet
Williams defending Babcock for defrauding
the government, for did not Babcock and he
often ride outin that fifteen hundred dollar
lsndaulet stolen from the government.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-02-23

Some of our Radical friends complain that
we charged them for working for Orth's
nomira ion. They say they could not vote
for him If nominated.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-02-23

What little circumstances will save man.
Kid gloves did it for Brownlee. A mail
carriers convenient memory is likely to
save Babcock
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-02-23

In his testimony in the interest of his
sinuous secretary, the president says that
they were very intimate. This Is somewhat:
superfuous, as the country has had
sufficient evidence of their intimacy alreadv v.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-02-23

A fellow has not bit of the milk OF
human kindness in him who can not see
that all those kilograms in which Babcock
figured werefneIely bosh, after the letter
carriers convenient memory was brought
inio court.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-02-23

sisting Babcock to escape. he knows how
il Is himself.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-02-23

The test vote on the Pinchbsck case Wed
nesday indicates very close vote on the
final issue. with the chances in favor o.
P.nch back.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-02-23

The Republicans have beer counting the
Independents diligently since they came
here, and now 1t will be terribly unkind ii
they wheel about and nominate Orth for
governor who voted for the resumption bill.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-02-23

One more Letter rom Naples this morning
viii repay careful reading. 1t treats OF
theme S OF living in terest.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-02-23

If Grant has determined to secure the ac-
quittsl % Babcock. why not stop expenses
at once and let the guilty man escape?
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-02-23

All is not lovely in the ranks of the Re
publican party to-day. Those counting the
Independents rail out a, all talk about
Orth because he voted tor the resumption
hill
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begin again by the redskins under the fos
tering policy of the party in power.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-02-23

That mail carriers story took off the edge
of all the telegrsGIs that Bsbcock received
and sent
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-02-23

Elm lumber may be expected to rise on
the market. The famous "old elm" on
Boston common, over 25O years old, decided
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Uhe Semtimel,
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY %.

A committee OF the Louisiana legislature
recommends the impeachment of Governor
Kellogg.