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vas an object of suspicion pud-aversion
10 both sides. After the war he eHI
ployed some nimble fingered Bohemian,
with dime novel talent, to write his vari-
GUS adventures and hair-breadth escapes
for the New York Ledger. The story
had a run for many weeks, and was q
sensational. highly wrought tumble of
fact aud fiction, No credit was given it
as a truthful narrative. He may be tell.
ing the truth now, but we would not be-
lievs him on oath unless sustained by
other testimony and well-known facts.
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R,ver TeIeerams.

CAIRO, April l.. Arrived-City Of
Chester, Memphis, 4 am; Raven, St.
Louis. |; Oakland, P~ittsburg, 6; Yaeger,
St. Louis, 10; Arlington, P~ittsburg, IL;
City Of Vicksoarg, Vicksburg. De-
psrted-Rapidan, Tennessee river, 8
pm; Oakland, New Orleans, 6 am;
Chester, St. Louis, IL. W. j. Lewis, Of
St. Louis, bought the tOwboat Governor
Allen at Marshal's sale here to-day for
$39SO. Heavy rain last night; cloudy
and cool.
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Mr.. George Carter Sleut, an English.
man living in Shanghai, has just pub.
lishsd e collection Of Chinese ballads.
One Of them bears the name of "Chang
Liangs Flute" aud according to tradi-
ton its melancholy tones induced 5000
soldiers to desert their camp for their
homes in a single hour.
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RESOURCES.
Local.
NOTICE. in Rankrnnfcv.

District Court Of the United States Western
District OF Tennessee. In the matter Of G..
b. H. Coop. Bankrupt! II,
THISIs TO GIVE N0TICE THAT ON THE
Il 10th day Of March, 1875, a warrant Of
bankruptcy. was issued out of the United
States District Court for said District against
the estate Of q. B. H. Coop, Of the county of
Crockett, in the said District, adjudged q
bankrupt upon his own petition; that the q y
ment Of any debts and the delivery Of any
or for his use. and the transfer Of any prop.
erty BY him, are forbidden by law; and that a
meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt TO
prove their debts and to choose one OF more
assigrees Of his estate will DO held at a Court
Of Bankruptcy to be holden at Trenton,
IN Bankruptcy, on the 10th day of April, 1876,
l7.28 Z. r. EATON II 6 Mo,sho,
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Notice in

District Court of the United States-Western
District Of Tennessee. In the matter Of O.
N. White, Bankrupt.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
i 10th day Of March, 1875, a warrant Of
bankruptcy. was issued out Of the United
States District Court fer said District, against
The estate Of G. N. White, Of the county of
Dyer, in said District, adjudged a bankrupt
upon his OWN, petition; that the payment Of
any debts and the delivery Of any property
belonging to said bankrupt to him or for his
use. and the transfer Of any property BY him,
are forbidden by law; and that a meeting Of
the creditors Of said bankrupt to prove their
debts and to choose one or more assign ees Of
his estate, will be held at a Court Of Bank
5. v. Hatchett, Esq. Register in Bankruptcy.
on the 10th day of April. 1876, at 10 O'clock
an l.. B. EATON, u. S. Marshal.
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rOhahilItien.

WASHINGTON, April For the Gulf
States, Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
generally cloudy weather and areas of
rain, northeast to southeast winds, sta
tionary or rising barometer and slight
changes in temperature.
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We unite most heartily with our morn.
ing contemporaries in condemning the
outrage committed Wednesday night on
two peaceable German citizens at Som
erville. 1t is a disgrace to the town, and
we are glad to see that the best citizens
are moving to detect and punish the
perpetrators.
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40 Gard.

To all WhO are suffering from the errors and
indiscretiOnS Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay. loss Of manhood, etc.. I will
send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was diseov-
cred BY a missionary in South America. Send
q ~self-addressed envelope TO the Rev. JOSEPH
7. ISHAE, Station D, Bible House. New York
City. 1-166-eodhW
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PARK On Friday. March S1st. after a lin
gering illness, Mr.. f. A. PARK.
Friends and acquaintance Of the deceased
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from Holst's tomorrow SUNDAY at 8
o'clock p,m
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MEErInol
Howard Association,

TUE ANNUAL MEETING OF TnE Howf
AprilSd, at 7 $50 sharp, fer the election Of on
GERS and such other business as may come
before Il; G. W. GORDON. Pres't.
y. II. SHIrH, Sec'y. 28.2
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Emaurss against Lese By IRE. NR
Flno and River Risks
~ Risks on Private Dwellings especially
desired. lB-2p-t
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Lmeut has nov ceased making deliveries
to the Washington bankers.
coNKLINa Am rae PREsIpENcY.

-ment has now ceased making deliveries
othe Washington bankers.
coSkLISs AND THE Presidency.
The latest news from the Pennsylvania
Republican convention confirms the in
formation Of last evening, that Simon
Cameron, Don Cameron, Mackey 4 Co.
had everything their wi way, and have
a delegation which they fully control.
Gonkling is to have the delegation and
Blaine is out in the cold. 1t looks now
as if Conkling would start of with the
votes of Now York, Pennsylvania and
New Jersey solid, to say nothing Of the
States which have yet to elect.
Mr.. DAEA's NOMINATION..
The Senate is investigating the sub
ject Of the divulging Of executive pro-
ceedings. The report in q New York
paper of the debates on Dana's nomina'
ton is declared by Senators 10 be very
wide of the mark, though n Senator
may have been correctly quoted.
CUSTOMS REyEEUR.
The customs revenue is showing badly,
and will fall ak millions below the de-
partment estimates for the current year.
L. Q. W.
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Knights Of Honor.

UNITY LODGE. NO. g7, K. OF H.. WILL
Second street, this SATURDAY. evening at
"a O'Clock for dispatch Of regular business.
By order OF D. Y. GOODYEAR D.
X. j. BLACK, Rep.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

Courier-JOurnal Special.
WASHINGTON, March 3O-The debate
in the Senate to-day between Boutwell,
and Bayard, on the resolutions Of
Messrs. Morton and Christiancy respect.
ing Mississippi, was very spirited, and
has attracted considerable attention. Mr..
Boutwell, got the floor by the courtesy OF
Mr.. Bayard, and perverted the occasion
In order TO infict a TRADE against the
South and the Democratic party, which
is condemned in the strongest terms,
even by Republicans. Mr.. Bsyard re.
piled, aud administered a castigatieu
which made Boutwell, exceedingly I'M,
happy and nervous.
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SILVER COIN.

The House to-day occupied itself with
the bill reported by the Appropriation
Committee, designed to substitute silver
for the present fractional currency.
There is now the greatest danger Of a
scarcity Of fractional currency, and, Of
course, a general cutlery against the pres
sent House Of Representatives. The
supply OF fractional currency in the
treasury is quite low, and the Depart
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Taxation OF Church Property.
Boston, April 1.-The bill for taxa.
ton Of church property was rejected in
the House by a large majority.
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of Commerce

At the Close of Business. March 81, 1875.
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INSURANCE
HERNAND0
Insurance Co.

No. % Madison Street.
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St'HY " ,ttcr.

Taken up by Christopher Steigler, liH-
Ing Ia Aoda~ay Iownr'tp. III At'lrrw
Z AMY, MlssOnli, Oh The ljta uay OF
,Januarl. \. a.. 1870. II dArA reti cow,
" IT'D - st;tr an her iufrilcau and u Uroi,
I'll ui tlpr iclI ralr ami II Split Ill Ihe right,
."It"Nh - "n '"'t ''i. III" cam IL tn'nc
"ut, White attlI, Duth himi r"Gs NnItr
lrcarl' up &" the klIers, and nn>h ct her
taii whllr, seven AZ cIghi years old. Ap.
praised at >IAtcru dollars Uy Nm. IA.
ltulgrr, ard .iBlan. " j l"r,. Il tru'
copy nom my Stray Book.
j. Is. M.tJtbhS, J. T.,
For Nudaway township.
jan. %, '76-noia-w4.
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,VOf't1'u9e SAFE.

William I. ST. ClaiF. and
Fglgrt 1t. clair. his vile. bt thriv
M5.,.aEr brrd dated August
lS,J. ani recorded in iL,k &ibroun.
Mis-" ii, IN t!ooS ]. Page jUT. eos.
|r,l IT, t." undersigned the iuliJHing
pr "l Real Est tie. situate in Anaryag
Drkiih cnfuti -. MIs-uuri. tb-wit :
northeast Iou!tb td lhc northwest
Pm "i Section twrnty-rI:li'.n t TuSH-
liiJv.nin". OF Range !iirty-tiiFc",
FaililuGs IIrtv trrcS more ur less, and
west ntii of e. north lHli! at the
thwr>l quarter ut a.ir southeast quar-
|nf ''"Cilun ,W"ntN->rrrn, fu4s uSt,lp
mine, R.nfr Flanty ~flrrc,.: Ilnr zine
|rpS" "i securing Tia" plylHcnr. ct IA
bin nrH' ligrril lc.rlilr,l.
EIl, Warr.a~.sIt is pros tlri shat ip
ct d"f'n't IN the payment ~ s,id
th"n tnr said iao.tgs%rrWuight pro.
To sell 'dr" l. At f%.sta;" tnrrrm ,r~-
pet, by Iiyii. thjrtr days notice, ot
tnnr, '"rtaS. aud pjar~ 81 sale. and
|Yrrtr tp he sold - aiyrrtirrmrnt in
= n"w>p!prr iallI,~Ar'l il ne rity ui
annlil, Andrew county. 2%Iissouri.
na, wh'rrl>, said m,Ge and interest
ain due and unlntiI,' Therefore, !
!, ON
EURD.tI,, YiiA mn B.tf N4RCH.
y. ut the %,urh dpr of tibr Court
=. til" ely ~ ~HayHnuah, andrew
1 tN IlpI Ns....t, : aa l.,,I,p- - t,,, ,'l al
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CHICAGO, DETROIT. 10LtLo, CLEVELAND, BUFFALO,
And to ali Points IN The
EAST, S0unG AND S1GTHTAST

And TO ali Points IN The
EAST, SOUTH AND scUTHEAsT,
Thu attention al the travelling bubble is calico
to Ia, following superior adv aniayes ,ilrrr,i BE-
TN lient": ="
Lhri,nl II Tor sppcG aud safety! r,cserlysa
tn h-Quip1Na o.! Sga:mifircn Tfn,b.
",W st'r'H aii>! LaNari"us to, int,sR
bhhtF Sirs! Will Platform. 0.sA-
ih~hoG>e AR Hsrakr!
nnn w in'! 'N'ly myI'ih ni liunce which
t'icHi1'"h To increase The comfort and ea!,Iy oF
Passengers. s
MtEulncvnt sleeping Cars nrp run on piptt
trains, splendid Day { OuClrs ON duy trains Ia
'hlrag" .Iul "' < m X, Ginning CauIr Cars Oh,
cNtnuhE lluirs, "iNDiAHArDA.Is ai4 CHN.
SlA NAfi thOui chang.
ny ms irttr Id~-uI.t, - will ny,id leI1ys anA
niSiEltt"hir omnibus trunst,rs IN ugi, large
'iIhs, which i"dh,s 1t r~m ciullv desirable Tor
,h l''lht ana fh"Sr moi ICcU-I, mol To travel.
W. anu l J. i.ilics trIN, mug aluhu.- (,rulrmun-
/! "''' ''tllt'u Us = %lHitrt"I ui Ibis T. uc are Gl-
";\s Fl'"lA 10 iiiiicili'r ilr wants OF rAe,rl,grrs
Through itCkrts can be obtained at Inc uiir,s
o. an c"hn'ct.ns Roads. Baggage chrchrd
ig .lmrr AMI nsk for tickets reading, via ..T.
Peoria. ~~
A.. 40 klNS. Receive.
NC. tNA~EAl', Gcn"rai Pe0p;a. IN.
'"'> hs'rahd mkt agent
For idr'hrr Information in regard TO Freight
"r lHNH'hG'f hus.nr,-, address.
w. X. CltTMpTON.
General Woster p CONT,
lOl Main Street,
Feb. 4, 'TG-nolG-li.
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N,NAfPe'H .SNke,

. WHEREAS, John W. urlr aua NIafii
ia FIglc, hi, wii". hr thciY c~rrtain deed
.t trust. dated tlr Sth Aay I'll ElrcrtnheY.
All. lS7t, ant; recorded in She Record
tg's Office. within and Tor .Sn,lrew
~ IN Sh, Sttc al 'fi.snnyi, in book 30,
~ ,agr So! and io:lnw,n~, cunyryeI to
tho umiri signed, Trustee, tnr following
drscrIhrd real estate, living and being
ih tbs: roulfv al Aadru,y. oTst statn cd.
r;-,,,; . 81, I,.ir ~ -,
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OrdGr If Publications.
OF MISSOURI, !
COUNrY OF ANDREw. go

FE c.r<, OF F.. MisSouEl' IS.
! tate Of George w. Glazier, Deceased.
Now on this day comes Julia A. Gl,-
Ter, Administrators OF the Estate OF G..
. Gllki"r, deceased, late ui said conn
/, AND presents to the Court her prti
IN, prNiug tor N order for the sale of
rtait Read Estate, OF which said Geo.
G,,]i r. died seized, lrScribci aS toll
W., tb.wit: The southeast quarter oi
elton NJ. Twenty. (2O). and the
nth i III Oi the southwest quarter al
i'll : ci"u No Twenty. (2'),m Town
Up So Sixtv-fuu'. GD. OF Range No.
hrty-thrrr. (33), in Nolaway County.
It" Il Missouri. to pay the debit oi
id Estate: Which sad petition WAS
,unpaUi Il by the accounts. lists and
']entnir>, H. required by law, show
e that said Estate is Indicted, and
at ~,il dr!ts are unpaid, and ,hat
~ Is, not sufficient assets un hand to
TIE >lm'. On examination thereof,
= ord red bN the Court iltt ali per-
y Interested in the Estate ol sail no.
tsci 10 not fled chat application rs
bru>til has been muir, aud tiIat unless
ruutIrl Zee >lnWn on or before che
I d'in ot the WrNi term of this Count.
hc hrll on ,lic Goth day Uf March
NJ. nv order will he made for the sale
The RAJ Estate IN said petition Dies
bed or - much thereof as shalt h.
liri'nt Ion the payment OF said debts
expenses ut such sale; And il is
ihrr order Il tlilt thi< Notirc Im pub
lrl in '"nc newspaper IN said Conn
di Andrew tor ioGr weeks prior To
Nr\t term al this Court.
ATE OF Missouri.
OrNrf oF ANDREW,
} Il. caldwell. Jtnt1e Of Probate.
and toy sui,f county, tpr"hy certify
! ii" foregoing is il irir copy ~ en-"
lrr of Publication ia she Estate al
prgr ". nlazirr. iur"a>rst. as fully
he same remains ii record ii my o.
k~e~r. Wilnr.. INV huGi and official
~. S"N u olticr. this lun day
~S Oh hrGT,. ls7G.
!. L. CALDWELL.
3algc OF Probate.
eh. u. 1876 -nOiS wi.
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stray .AUUce.

Tak"n vi. 10y t,iibert Boswell and
posted before thr 'uudcrsigncd, aJus,lrc
drew county, On She 9ih day NJ ilrrrIn-
Jcr. 1883. Is white steer, ne marks OF
"rana, pcrcciranlr, " years oid. ANA
appraised at the sum ui twenty dollars.
n\ Samuel Vail and 4. NJ. Lanipnril.
WHO we've duly SWORN by Inc lur that
puipoSc. ~. T.. SltANAOE, j. /.
rAii. n. lSaG-wi".
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.EtiGuL Sctlm moro.

Notice is hereby -iycn that the under.
signed. Public Administrator" Andrea
county, Missouri, having in his clarG'
the following estates, to.wit: Estate
finm C.. Nealr. decd. Estate ii a, iur-
nrr, decd; Estate james Anderson,
decd: Estate .!ohn>nn lingNrr, dcc'i:
ana Estate u. o.. N. Osburn, decd; viii
at lac Ai,rr.i A"lli, 1910. /" u" .cSul,
and held at The office of the Judge ul
Probate OF said county, ON the GOin day
"i March. 1876, make !inll settlement
u said estates. ~ LEN HOLT,
Puhlir .Admr.
Feb. i.-nl6-nI.
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AiOifeage SUte Of Rc0I E$-
iNtp.


ta9iEEiHE rs Finley Kinrairi. and Margaret h.
" hinctl, his wife, h! lnvir MurtSrE, Deed
with power Of safe therein contained, bearing
date 'h BIRD day at May, ~. b.. Isl,
tml lrcuriyd IN tn Recorders Olive T., andrew
= rtlijy, III thu STATE of Missouri, IN Book 20, N
age as, g rny'y ~ - ~ IN icrslgnrl Mrrtga-
gee, ccrinin Read Estate ~ ing ANA be! = situate
q the County al Andrew, In HE State o. Niss"u-
r.. ma Il, orriliud rs l"llnws. iO-wit:
The $ "a beast az Irtrr at the southwest quarter
.nd The sOd il-lrii the sou beast quarter 81
SO ton -iNt"ch nld the Northwest quartz, + Of The
%lorihchst qul ter al section twenty -OEr. ca,
II IN township iiiN-ulnr, (Ml, ct range thirty
'tlr, (iD, containing lGJ acres; . Wiich sad
'irrigLSr Deed WAS NJ Idr t. ;. cure the pay mrnt
II II crr,ain note therein desc, iIrh,
And, whereas, said note has become due and
|ilh the interest IN, rrun, r,mii,s ul-
'itl, Now, therefore, notice h, hereby
,iv'n that /, the Undersigned, MJrigsEgr
nall in accordance with The terms and
'rnvisi"ns Of sand Mortgage Decd proceed tu
all ihr real estate therein, and above described
Il public VI nlue 10 The highest bidder tor cash
1 III Curt House door IN III" city of savannah,
county I Andicw, State OF Missouri, On
TUESDAY,, IHE 2lST Day or
hARCH. 4. ID. 1876,
between the hours often o'clock in the forenoon
tni iilrre O'ciuck IL ihr aiI,rn no ~ Of SAID day To
tlisiy the debt s'cured by said Mortgage Deed
inI the costs as sale.
MiCAiJAH VA E~sUIIoiACK.
Mortgage.
W, w. CALDWELL, AIRY for Mortgage,
Feb. Is. 'IH-n is --ilS
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W. ". CALDWELL, ATTORNEY.
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l','tuo ,JttttCLLrUE.

Notice is hereby given that the under.
rl.''''t. administrators vt the Estate nl
EAailier McAgcr, deceased. will. at the
March term "l the Probate Court of An
''rtW county. Missouri, ]rnmm,ncinr un
.M"ndty. til" ~ h day of March, 1876.
make Final Settlement ol ,aid estate.
u. .. WATSON. Administrator.
Jan IS. 80 ~,
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Notice Of Dissolution Of partno-saip

The partnership existing between e.
L. Vaughn ard John Phillips, in carey
lng on :, saw mill ui Fish Trap Ford. ON
t'hlit" Ei,'r IN Andrew County, Mis-
si,Hri, was Dissolved on the .jtii day OF
January. 1876. The undersigned is
not responsible for any contracts mguir
.! Its to-" l%.,rtucr after that date.
e.. J.. VAUGHN.
Jan 27th. 1s1G-wl-noi,'.
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FINUL Settlements.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, Administrator of the Estate of
Benjamin ii. Wood, deceased. will. at
the March term oI the Prohnt" Court of
Andrew county, Mo-, commencing on
Monday, 10Th day of March. 1876 make
Final Settlement If said estate.
j. 5. T. WOOD, Administrator.
Jan. II. 'T.6-wi-nol4".
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Oyyicr Oj' Publications.

Jocl b. SchafTcr, Pitt,
VI.
Jackson Truck.
krbccca'M Morris and
her husband, Richard
Morris, Defendants.
Now on this 10Th day of January,
1876. comes the plaintiff in the above
rntiilcd cau.c, joel b. SchaiIer, by John
b. Majors, his attorney. before the undcr-
signed, { ERIK of the Circuit Court of
Andrew county, Mo-, in vacation. and
fl cs his petition and aGdavit. stating
among other things that the above named
dGlenductS are nun-residcuts. 1t is
therefore ordered by the Clerk aforesaid,
in vacation. that publication be made
notify NJ said defendant. that an action
has been midc against them, by petit
ton aud attachment in the Circuit court
ct Andrew county. State of Missouri,
founded on an an account paid by plain.
tltf nn lands OF defendants of forty.thrce
dollars and ninety cents Is $3.50; that
Their property is about TO be attached.
and unlrsS they be- and appear a, the
HcH, term u SAID court. 90 be holden ut
the tuurt-hnu.e in Savannah. within
the cnUBty Of Andrew. on the ID day of
April. 1876, md un or before the sixth
day Of said term. il the same shall SO
long continue aud it nor, then before
The end ot said term. judgement will be
rendered against tllcm and their propcr-
~ sold to satisfy The same. Its further
ordered 'lat u copy hereof be published
in the Andrcw County Republican -
icw,tUlcr published 10 said county Of
Andrew. tnr four weeks Succcs-ivcly, the
last iD%"rti "a Z" he at least tour weeks
before the commencement Of the mesa
iCrm of said count.
5. f.. sLE.Y. Clerk.
ily .HrAW DnRRS, DEPUTY.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
ruun;y ~ An-irew.
: ]. SlLas T.. %EELY. tirrk Of the CIR
cHi' court within and Tor said county and
STATE. do hereby. certify tte above and
i"fcsnin. 10 be Il Frlc and rumll,ic COPY
- The ttricr Of Publication in uIe ease
"FJucl Is. Schatl,r vs.. Jackson TrurA.
Rcbeccn Morris aud liichart Morris. as
ia" salnc remains on tilr in nay oaire.
ia testimony whciry'. l here
zeal. 10 seq my hand aHl atiX my az.
! - fetal seal. ~ mv o~.icc,in Savau.
Hah, No this iyt day uf February. 1895.
SIi.AS T.. SEELf. Clerk
Us ArRAM DonDS, ibcruty CLERK. .
FEB. /: it,
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W Hl age Sotte.

J,na r,L,l,h p,t t,, j.
hin Wn',r,rn t.o, '" ~ Ut
,H,.n,i U,r.h III, We poJ l,Tu
|.i"J !, ,hn "a, ,"ol, - ~!
,r'. o1;a ,' tL" 'hf 'sc
o, Missouri; IL Rnnt ~ ",
!, conveyed to rharIe& Dcg'ow the
wing described heIl ENta'e, lying
= any ,,'n''ei - II Eonhty OF &n-
ana N'''c 81 Missouri. tp-W'i:
'e ~h''hwr't Il 'rt"r OF the north
qn'r'rr OF .Nr't'nn t~weniy-S'X, III
nr'lP " ,-h'h'' "f Image 'hir'y-siH,
'he 'rth"est mai, OF the nortn.
gu rl -, tI'e n~2rtnca>t quarter %
'"l 'W"''H-SiH ~ township nifty,
~ n'ngr t" r'y-''X' which SAID
'y,nco was made 70 secure the pay;
OF y ,ef' IN p'o"l'NS"ry note IA saiI
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Feb. 4.-nl6--W4.
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Col. COnkling for Mayor.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir:
am what some people call a lifelong Democrat
at any rate voted the Democratic ticket In
this, now the Tenth Assembly District, since
1852, and, n live, expect to do so on the 7th
day OF November coming. l voted for J. Win
throp Chanler when John Cochrane and Fred
erick A. Conkling ran against him, and the last
named gentleman sent to Congress from
our district, then including the Fifteenth Ward.
Among all classes OF citizens, both native born
as well as of German and other de.cents, tOere
Is daily growing feeling IN favor OF the noml-
nation and election OF Frederick A. Conkllng as
successor ~ Vim. H. Wickhtm, Esq.
II TanDany Hall Is wise enough TO make such
nomination, all right and well. not, there
Said Frederick A. Conklins should and could
not be elected
1t would be highly desirable that you should
take notice of the positive fact, that Ia the
minds ana hearts OF many thousand loyal and
true Democrats Mr.. Conkling to-day stands
True BLUE
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there was any deficiency Congress made II
good. No questions we're asked. and the
estimates of the departments were put
through without the form of even an in
quiry as to their accuracy.
II the Republicans had had the House Of
Representatives this year, the old game
would have been repeated, and instead Of
a reduction OF thirty millions on the pub
lie expenditures, and Topping off Of
chronic abuses, the increase OF the appro-
prIations, with new Offices and extended
probability, would have been witnessed
As it was, the President, the Cabinet, and the
Senate set their faces against economy in
every form, misreprcsented the efforts OF
the Democrats, made false official state
ments, and combined to defeat retrench-
ment. They did all they could and
thwarted the House to the extent OF ten
mlllions and this fact will be remem-
bored in Ohio and Indiana.
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dams occupying or interested In the same
Thus we see that by threats, and by prom
ises which the Commissioners have not the
power to fulHl, a few friendly Indians
have been induced to sign treaty which
in It's most important provisions Is utterly
void until IL is agreed to and executed by
at least 10000 more Sioux, contingency
which is about NJ unlikely to come to pass
a. any improbable event which can be i'm
agined.
But there can he little doubt that the
agreement extorted from few of the
Sioux chiefs under such peculiar circum-
stances Will he construed by the Admins
tration rs an extinguishment OF the Indian
claim TO the Black Hills country, and to
vast quantities OF other lands belonging to
the whole Sioux nation, aud that GRANT
will act accordingly. II RED CLOUD and
his fellow chiefs should undertake to carry
out their part of the bargain, after they
learn the full meaning of the document
which they have signed, II is doubtful II
they will be able to maintain their control
over their followers while it is tolerably
certain that the great body Of the Sioux
nation will Indignantly repudiate their
action. The almost inevitable consequence
will be the most bloody and expensive
Indian war that this continent has ever
known