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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-03-03

The Boston Globe says the total number
oil vessels built in the United States in 1875
is 1918, against ., ,l47 built in the previous
year. The number OF ships and barques
built last year, however, exceeds that OF
1873 and the two previous years. The
whole number of ships is Ia. The
number OF steamers built in the same year
is $40, which includes many small craft.
Three-fourths of the sailing vessels were
constructed in the ship-yards of Maine al
though Massachusetts, next in order,
turned ont the greater number of heavy
craft. Tho grand aggregate of the tonnage
built last year is fully up to the yearly av-
erage OF the past quarter OF century.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-03-03
Ohio Republican State Convention
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 90. 1879.
stats RsrrBLic AN CENTRAL AND
ExEcuTivR COMMITTEES Rooms.
COiTMnrs o.. Jan. ~. BT6,

STATS RsrrBLicA AN Central AND
ExRcuTivR COMMITTEES Rooms.
CoLvHBus, o., Jan. "a, sT61
The next Republican State Convention viii
be held in the city Of Columbus, on
Wednesday, the 29th Day Of March, 1875.
The Convention will nominate candidates for
Secreiory Of STATE,
Judge Of the Supreme Court,
Comptroller Of The Treasury,
Member Of TIE Board Of Ihtblie Works
Aad I'go Electors Of President and Fiec-
Heeidcat Of the United States.
II will also designate four Delegates and
four Alternates TO represent The State in the
Republican National Convention t. be held in
the city oi Cincinnati on the l4th day pf June,
The delegation from each Congressional Dis
triet will also come prepared to annuunce or Sc
lect two delegates and Two alternatcs to that
Convention,
We recommend that tho meetings in the sew
eral counties for the selection nf delegates I"
the State Convention be held on Saturday
March Is, 1873, AMI that Efforts be made to Sc
cure large attendance At these meetings So
That the people shall be fairly represented in
lie State Convention.
The basis OF representation in the Cnnven-
ton will be one delegate rur ptprv four hun
dred votes cast fJr General Y. II. II ives Tor
Governor IN 1878 and nne additional delegate
far any fraction Of two hundred votes and up.
wards in each crunty.
Under this basis Wood co ,nIy Is entitled to
nine derEat~s
Al vuiers. without regard To past party AZ
Citations, VIII" de sire the success uf the princi-
pies "f the Republican organE ,ton, are cur
daily invited To 'iu in rlccling delegates to
this Cdnvrntiun.
by order Of the Committee
AT. wIKOFF,
Chairman Republican State Ex. Com.
}. e. DOSALDsoN, Secretary.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-03-03

BENJAHnS FRANKLIN introduced broom
corn into this country. While examining
an imported corn Whisk he found single
eed, which he planted in his garden From
that seed the corn propngatcd. The wo-
man that introduced the broomsticI in
this country is not mentioned in history.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-03-03
THE MANDAMUs CASE.

The Supreme Court in their decision, OH
Tuesday, refused TO grant the mandamus
applied for by Mr.. VI. q. WETMoRE, and
decided that he should seek his remedy by
contest Of election, under the statute. This
will not affect the county seat case and the
end is not vet.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-03-03

There are now six hundred bills before
the House Committee ON War Claims
Most OF these are claims presented by reb-
els for losses alleged to have occurred dur.
ing the war. They amount in ihe aggrc-
gate to S20,000,OO0.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-03-03

As a Southern convention to promote
immigration is soon TO be held, the New
York Nail suggests the following platform
for the occasion; al. Stop Bob Toombs'
CAB. 2. Take JEFF. Davis away from pen
and ink. 3. Admit that man who fought
for the Union is just as good as rebel. 4.
Stop crying about carpet -bagcers. 5. Rec
ogniss the cardinal principles Of that good
Southern Democrat, Thomas Jefferson,
that all men are created equal. 6. Ac-
cept the situation in good faith. 7. Give
the negro fair chance. s. Pull off your
coats and go to work for yourselves.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-03-03

These returns are all for tile year 1875
except as regards New Jersey and. Michi-
gan, whose latest reports are dated 1874.
No returns have been received from any of
the other States. The aggregate Of the fig
ures above given il 50. .963.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-03-03

JOE. SHELLEY, the jolIy ex-Confe Iernts
General, of Georgia, is tired Of this coun,
try. since there is no fighting to be dorc,
aud is now organizing a colony to settle in
Mexico. lie intimates that the moral
prospects of stealing Texas cattle were
never better than they are at present.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-03-03

Miss Abbie j. Terry rushed into print to
state that "it was imposition on any
well-bred girl TO keep her up later than
1890 o'clock, when yon have the oppOrtu-
nifty Of seeing her often;" but the compos-
itor who set her copy, being in that sort of
business himself, substituted 1890 for 1880
which induces the belief that he doesn't
have the opportunity OF seeing his girl Of
tener than five nights week
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-03-03

A conference committee composed OF Re-
publican Senators and Representatives, de.
eided few days since to favor the rcduc-
tion Of salaries of members Of Congress to
$4,000.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-03-03

Pittsburg Commercial: A skein Of yarn
with which a nlmble kitton has been
playing all day, is no more hopelessIy
snarled than are the Democratic leaders
with regard to the financial question"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-03-03
Bowen's charges relate to Indie inlisor,

Bowens charges relate to little indiscre-
tions on the part Of Mr.. Beecher ten years
ago. Since man undcrgoes entire physical
change every seven years, the pastor ol
Plymouth church to-day is not the man
about whom Bowen is talking. The Adj
visory Council should note this fact-Biade
BEEcHER can now be decided out ol
Court. This case is outIawed.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-03-03

General SHERMAN says there are 4,O00,-
900 people loofug around cities who ought
to be scratching the western prairies for an
honest living.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-03-03

Detroit had III fires during the past
year, destroying property to tho value Of
S260,909. During the past nine years, the
losses sustained by fire in that city aggre-
gate Sl,657 ,l65 4l.-Biade.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-03-03

A clergyman advanced the idea in his
sermon, last Sunday, that striped stockings
are destructive to female modesty. "Bnt a
little while ago." said lac, "young ladies re-
fused to go MP stairs in advance OF gentle
men. Now they seem anxious to do so!"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-03-03

Gen. Pull. SHERIDAN wants 10000
troops placed at his command and he will
stop the cattle stealing along the Texas
border. "That is what think, too"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-03-03

There is every reason to believe that
what was Miss LILLE LUaENBELL, a
strawberry blonde of Washington, has en-
braced Christiancy.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-03-03

1t Is announced til 1t Gcn. SHERIDAN has
another proix to his name-"Pdpa" SHER-
fDAE.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-03-03
THE LOST CAUSE.

A MAGNIFICENT Picture IIxIS inchcsin
~ size. printed On heavy Ilate parer, heanli-
ful in desiga and artistic IN execution. II rem
resents Confederate Soldier after the war r,
farming To his home, which he finds lonely aud
desolae. In front of the ruined cottage, telling
a sad tale Of the miSeries Of war, sre two
graves with rude crosses, on one Of which
snme friendly hand has hung garland. To
the right the calm river and the rising moon
indicate peace and rest The stars seen
through the trees represent the Sonthern Cross.
II is picture that will lonch every Snnthern
heart aud should 6nd place in every Son hern
home. Sent bV mail mounted on a rnller and
pos paid on receipt Of 25 cents, or 3 for so
cents.
Address, JOHN DURROw 4 CO., PDS..
BRIsroL, TEEN.
ssg- Agents wanted everywhere IN sell our
cheap and p1pn lar pictures. IS Ia $40 per dAy
easily made. No money required unit pictures
are sold. Send stamp for catalogue and te ms
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-03-03
Strength Of the Organized Militia In
the Scycrnl Stntcs.

The aggregate number Of organized mi
litiO, according to the latest returns re-
ceivod by the Adjulant-Goneral Of the ar
my il NJ follo,vs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-03-03

OF American make. and is The best edition al
the best English novelist" :"
The books are standard, anil will sell for ali
time. The mechanical execution Is ,f the best
The price is Of The lowest. Agents Wanted
Everywhere. Ia whom liberal terms nd ex.
elusive territory are offered.
FoHy eight volumes, averaging 40 pages
each, aud c'ntaiuius nearly 1000 illn,trGtIons
will complete the seriss. Subscribers snppIied
with two volumes ta complete ,rk) monthly.
ELEVEN MOSTHs' DELIVERIES q! volumes are
now ready. Priee-in Cloth, gilt extra. per
yoiume. 81 so; H,lf Turkey, gilt TIP, 50 2j
For Terms. etc, address
e. J. HALE a. son, PubIIshers,
II Murray Street, New York
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-03-03
from the Toledo Commercially
A CHRESTMAs RAIL.

Souvenir of" Long Ago" on the Mau-
NEE who IYcd the Festivities In
1890 Something ABout the Managers
OF m old Time Perrysburg Party.
From our friend, J. G. Allen, of South Tnle.
do, we are iu receipt of the following interest
ing ms mcnto of carly days in tho Maumee
Valley. Mr.. Allen came across II in lnoking
over some old papers. TLO Mr.. Gibbons to
whom 1t IS addressed, was a business pa rlnpr
" his, long since dead
CHRISTMAS BALL.
Ar. Gibbons is respectfully sollciied to at
tend hall vt the Miami Hotel, on the evening
IL Ill. OIL i.,.l - =
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-03-03
our MOTTO

Fer the next hundred years; "LEr nc
GUILTY MAN ESCAPE"
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-13
27Oe Gapitel.

On bib, it!iOm 5ornsmmslis a
@l0os slsnnemftremmeoe Zig en- eIst
ui,t Slp Silpsr 8Inss Marsr, 81
bun mso ct 8IGosraab mausoe lin
ptit tlba9e lanes Be merte 4inier
Sapbe ban fOrusruet zig 8snnsr -
cole % msnnsifsflerIise 8snner -
bIanpt oisie reos Wano, iom fac
Hpoence tunoe tale benbss sger
Spros? Glsr par be Orb, ion
puuoe uaast behoss Srsn, fra sr
puio fOrtlebt Wann, Der par plllIp
% ferois til at tOmme bsnbe I'll
3lGlp7
pun bapoe opbaest to Spar al
usnlIse % tuntefalns Sins iom Uni
lenre itroalspe bsuoe imeoe; bun
bauoe bert tusnos bintsl,se 8eitsr.
DER melOoilt lOnsbe lmoo bsnps, -
uotaIsnos iaaoaune Orb, iom inssll
al H%sbbubsrns funos ~uotrptte.
Gstls matte beIpoe nosst sobt for
bsuos, os ct bimmsIif Saab fplot,
bsnoss Slel. iaa at bun u,moosfulp
oremte liS ino | i'm essn iticnns
Sante. -
ga bun rsb op til bet Stsb, buor
Den 9amIe &aplsin lao paa in Sch
fOrnn Gpttsrns, sleosps bsno.s Mn.
nst | YurpurfarUer Of 8laoe 90
S~llireosbeos.
Seq bite. at bu ituIos p9fts
Ousrralfslie % 8suncrins!" raabis
ban f0rneiet. "Ou bar uso ben
Optreosn truhet benz Iise ind i
Sl9Ien."
Ssrpaa penote ban ii8 til NaouI
eorbet % tiliasoe bam, at ban meo
lT Sompa8nlsr ltuloe beitise ben
osL lom sr iienct unbsr Napnet
"aanosflippsn," FAINT sisre be 2ea.
nsnalsr, iom iunotss bslir.une paa
ct Yapir, iom ban l.uer.oe BAN
Slsnalsrns buroe eisr.s 4pua b. 81
Der. oa ban ielu tunos iiisun., at
s%roppsrnss Waneur.rinssr bstu.m.
mslist fnnne bliue uoisrte.
Wso Sllusr 8ins o. 8sit.u Of
Hpiierne inoto8 ben saml. aapi,in
en- StIlins iuuleoss. at 5nbiansrns
tunps marldsre fOrbi BAN iOm en-
e'Hl'rsnos Yaraoe. % ban fuubs
laalsos iagtiaSs fine inipstlsrmbs
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-13

bepcins bauoe iert line &risers til.
base til osrss 9sir, bOlot ban en-
fort Sale til benz. | builfen ban
iaaoe BEN, at ban fob | 8islb for
lit Gin boS be to toppre &ri9ere.
iom bapoe fulst bam tllbase. bucr.
for be ltulbs anis,s iom bans Ben
ner os Breore, os at inSen ifulos
iteoe sllsr ulsili9eos Dem meo Speres'
maal ausaaenoe osres &Omme %
5ilbassusnosn. Sen cue. ia8oe ban.
or blsusn tert at ben itore @anos
3aano % tunbe psrfor lite tale.
Den anoen sr en- flor &ri9.r, Iom
bar mango Mr.
Gen uanIise Cub Of Bifalb bsr.
ties fra be foriamlsoe &ri9sre. bpcr'
paa S%eubinssn %foriuanot mso Iint
TO 6elssmeno / 5eltet.
0ortiettss).
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-13

Grtt Dillon. 3lemet 3. 5au9eu
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-13

lin foloeoe Wootanber. B~stla9eliet,
at Der lite / Nerbeosn bosoe en-
cpeti9 Sfptte, Der funhe b9pne osnns
8oIbseiarnine. 6Ormobentlis bui'
Ter MI Ssierberrsn paa fine 3anr.
ber / Den mproeoes Sus. 0enne
piitorie piier, at Stor mastsrne
Stopsn life Ct beote emo Uisie poll.
title Storma9ter.
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-13

Wscsns bun iaaleots Hei oiitso
Iunss 9ini.rne. OpitsS iaooann. Bi.
falosraab. at 9uiten boaitap,liS rp.
lteoeS beraf.
ga bun Tom til ben pberite GIpi.
bpor Suartieooerne bar opitilsoe.
% luit bar | Bsereb mso al beltriue
en- Glrtsl for at penbe tilbage. ftuo.
ieoe bun iaa bsftist ueo at bsr. ct
uoraob fra en- 8ruppe af ct mere
emo almiureliat inbianlt noieenoe ;
psrlon,rne forstom bsuoe at uers
al ct GbIsre 8eisn END iom Suoi.
auerne i Mlminoelisbeo % uoraab
iteoe paa rent % tposlist gnsellf.
pun bIsp LEGION ouerruitet % iast'
nsos lin Ssit / Sartsn for ON mu'
Iist at tomme ,fter. buOr Srosns
tom fra. 90 / bet benoss Blf ralol
pua 8ruppen. herte bun tpoelial
oisie Orb: ASun sr mere eno er
8plncs Sun CT en- gngel al Stien
peo % 9psl"
"8uo bieIpe mig |" ubraabte a
anosn &eit "bun ct ben Icing,
table Supel al min Nacs |"
Siluu @ins iastnsce lin Sci
enboa mer os rsb lauaiomt op ii
Den 8ruppe, buorfra uotnabene tom
5enoss Sms sranifeos buer Want
% %itanbiecs liIioit paa en- Ysriou
bpis LANCE miIoe Blit ipntss uilo'
lrense inc / Opbet al benoss Slsl
"Suilfsn Stamme er bsnn, p
ipurate bun mso en- 8sit. Der lise
lOm Sleltstoner fplpte 4uften.
zoe norollse Suarlfsoosrs Stam
me meo Seooinssn Stor Biern,
lparsoe Qnferersn.
"San iom blsu Ileenf" ipurgt'
bun isisn. - "ban. iom git mel
8aouI Gorbst. % lite psnole til
baae2"
"Nu CT ban tilba9soenbt, men III
alene,@ iparsbe ben muIitallf
Stsmme.
Oct bar iamme @eit, Tom bun
uplls bauoe bort.
"Waa Oamsn msb SeIpsrpingern
bsleoe Zig paa ct 8uclfab ? Bsnns1
al benoss ssen 6uee CT ner. Wsr
oct oil ei bore ilftsrt at meoosls fl
M. Ndar Stor Biern blir ammo
oct ON at tale meo ben fore Rap
tsin. ifal ban ta9e ct Brep meo ii
Samen."
Sllusr Binas $ierte tlappebe Al
b%ruienoe Selsllsr ueo bisie Orb
2snoss Brpit fpIotss af ct npt 3asb
pun peTlsoe enonu ct Blit meo oisi,
lloiulos Zine. buis uotrpt iaa mett
uer oist iensilebe bsnoe.
Serpaa RED bun tilbn9e lanss
einien UNDER bet famine 8ifalhs
raab, Der M paanpt opiplote 9uf
len o. 9i,nlpb | 8isrsene runotOm
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-13
Slot at @uert.

vt partlllt Vlao fOrtaler Uol-
aenOe: 8 1864 rsilte raperenos
aOne 8llbslm Den Serite | unaorn
gn Oas meoie ban en- un9arlf Dom.
msr, Der re9suoe lin Yibe lpaclersce
paa 9anbspslsn. "2usm er Oh. min
SPn2" ipurSts &onssn msc IN lec
uanlise 9lSefrembsc. "&Omitats'
oommsr," iuareos Manosn lict for
bleHst. "Gr on iOrnrist meo Din
Stiuins? "5a." - "Saa sraiu.
lsrer iss pig" &onssn piloe MI
saa piosre, men OOmmsren itano.
i.os BAN % iascs: Spsm Ct Ou.
samle Orsns? - Sette Sper9s.
maal ousrraiteos &on9eu no9st, men
ban iuareoe burtis SEQ sr &on'
gen al Yrsuslsn.A ln9arsr.n bIsu
mob &onssns So%rpsutnin9 ales.ss
life forlsssn, men peoblsu sanlts
roli9: "Gr bu fornPlet men BIN
Stluius ?" - So lss er,A ltammeo,
8onssn erselis ousr unsarsreus No.
"Saa sratulsrer lss Dig iasos
0Ommersu. billie psuIi9 % %iorIlalts
in Equilibrium.
Yraftiif Eorflaring. 60 Ysrioner
ltOo / Oscorab % talie ON Ssle9ra'
len, % ben enc ieste fOrslaues al
iortlare for ben anoeu. buorlsoss
Oct saur til met &sIssroisriussn.
Slliiolt ft ban en- lps 6auie: "6a.
refill Dig" iasoe ban, at "5els9ra'
len r en- forfarocIis lang 5uno.
iom bar Salsn i SecOrab % 2ops.
BET | 81. Saul. 3rampsr gu paa
Salsn ion er | Secorab. iaa eisir
cen / 81. 9auI. Bssrlbsr Ou Oct
mp"
Gn gi0rnefamp. Guerit | Dram.
eeoal / @larpsn &e;srsbalsus 10
mart bruois / Slulniussu al Sep.
TENDER ielssube &~iIora9slie. Gn
Siern al WirbsIiterrslle ,ller maaite
lot minors, bapoe iiommer bauI
SlIbolb / 8aarosns Sfup. Ser
iun,es on Ssltst. buor Den / Be piot
Sruftsr bauoe tilbrast Sommsren
no, % bsilultsbe at opeIpintre Der
5il Den Gnpe inorstteoe ben iis En-
golia paa Biernepis / en- lr unosr
nosIs itore Stene Gen par aQe.
rsoe i9rnis mso lit Sus o9 bupot
reost lit @Int,rlsis, ba Den en- Dag
Mt ct uusntst 8slss. gn 0lors os
mG9ti9ere Sl9Stnins ~inpfanot Zig.
% oenne bar ~ubsloispiS buspilo.
pan ousrfalbt oerior iom Stormaei
ltrag ben minore 8iern meo SnQ
% Slo9. oa ben traf ben / Nerbs.
Den al 9ist, iom bun bauoe faasi
9pit til at taee / BsIooslie. Osnns
Ramp bite fig itrog uIlae. uastsl
Den rstm9siise Ger al quiet ~ioriuu.
reoe iig mso So%rtpiulslisnS Moo.
Oenns ilt Slus paa Slas iaa ban
tnmlsoe uoopsr en- Baffe, rsiite iia,
os bs9puots &sn paanp, men
ilOsss after omfulo. Gusans fog
Den itOre 8eusr fell; ben traf mso
lin p9loise 5Orlab en- tor neofaIosn
8ran, og lO8 Den iusrtaf iaa BRA.
get bertss lan9t. Den psoblsp mso
8aisri at forielse i'm unoerls9ne
Wooitanosre inotil ben Dso no0ls
n~sobu9ne Sr9sr lit iaa polbiomt
Slas paa osnne, at Bloost ipreitsos
lang Ssi. Sen lille .8ieru lest,
MI nomattst % folilaast at tr9tte
ils opoper til Siet. meu blsu for.
fuIst o9. misbanolet al Nepsren.
inotll ben lite fuuoe Hpate l9nQer.
Den bleu ba brGbt paa Steost.
MI bssbnois Den itOrs Biern OF
fortere tit Offer. Gn Sstsrisuts,
Der ira ct nerli9esnoe ltoet Sielo
bapoe peret Yione til bette polp.
Sptrin. iprans burtist biem
% fortalte bet Yasisreoe til lin.
SusbOnosfOlt. Tom troy ieste op til
&plaeieu. bpOr zen fanot Den
% peIuis ~f0rtereoe Bisrn,
ppis Siino be afflaasoe, % toa
IiaelsoeS meo be bile Stpffer al
@aite Dag bapps &susr,n
alter unoerieSt 8alpplaoim % bortta.
80
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-13
2lutbnriieret &ap.SiOO 900
Scrretninsslofale idmmen meb
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rab for al brine en- o~rbenilie Spa.
reliant. 5orrstnine. Suoifno ira en-
Dollar % opao mootagss. Henter
bstOlss. o. Hentes Rtnte for buer
6 Waaneo, iaalanse Ysusene bllps
,taaenos | Sanfen. Wan tan lite
srbolos Nentsr paa en- i~ifrere sller
bebrs Maaos. busrten of imaa easr
tore GUNNER, emo peo at inol9tlt
Dem / osnne Sparsbanf. vi bar
ell norit Vstlsut, Der l1lner Tor os
Easiagcr:Y illetter ior WHITE STAR
yiuicn "a ale andre uomGlfeoe Samp
% Stilifibslinier til % ira ollie
ltanpmaoIits 9auns. osiaa ytrler
paa ale De bsoits Banter / be ltun.
~oinapilfe 9anoe.
Srnitccs % Heierentes:
Is. q. Oiderman. .. .. Sbompicn.
u. 9raeiib. D. @eeifsn. y. W.
Ratteicn. - Brief. Z. earisu. Rep. y.
scren. Don. o. &. grmmsu, Or. Ca
8asierer. 8. .. Solbers es ale anett
Staeuiuaper | Seeorab.
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-13
MUerttSfei m e E T.
"HCr Siemmet",

Tom inoebcloer ct afperlente @ cmhpa'
aslis uopal I yaistof, uofcmmer / 1876,
icm Ter, 2 8ause maaneolts, men !
Oftapbeft"r OIL mso SmildI. Yris /
5crituo $500, YortO iberesnet. ue'
o~iperen betaler ielp PcItcsu. 8lubber
a 6 f~cruebstalte GrsmpIarer faa oct
Zoe frit. Aoresie:
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-19

thsa ssnaihs % march The loyal. pafsieus
and conservative oitissns Of The South
to co-opssstion viii the Republican
party. The principles Of Republican
progress supply the crying needs of the
Southern States They have been all e.
tablished and accepted BY tha South, and
if the Republican party should in any
thing fail Of carrying those principles into
active and efficient operation the vote and
influence Of conservative men will secure
the success Of common object. Let us,
then, have . Republican and Conserva-
tive party in place Of the exposed and ex-
ploded Bourbon Democracy. They even
exceed those Of France in inaptitude.
They learn nothing. they forget nothing,
and they can do nothing patriotic on pro-
gressive. Let them pass away with their
prototypes and kind.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-19
Hen. Hiram H. Stool.

Yesterday Judge Steele completed his
work as Attorney General and delivered up
his Office to his successor. Hon. William
Hunt.
Judge Steele was first prominently
brought before the public of New Orleans
when he was called from the parish of Ten
sas to act as Assistant Attorney General.
succeeding Judge Dibble. His high char
scter and reputation for ability secured for
him most dstteriDg reception, even bitter
political foes having good word for him.
His conduct in Office won him new praise,
and he was several times called to act for
the Attorney General. He was succeeded
BY Judge Dibble when Governor Kellogg
appointed him to preside over the Superior
District Court. Here he added to his grow
ing reputation, and, impartial to all, tenn
pered justice with mercy. But few of the
many cases tried by him went to the Su.
preme Court, and the decisions Of that tri.
bunal on them attests the accuracy of his
judgment and depth of his study.
On the death of Colonel Field, Hon.
W AAAAoAA A. AuAVD tuOA . AAOpUVAC0u uOLUl.
nee. was appointed, but was unable to
attend to the canvass and the interests of
the State at the same time On his resigna-
ton there was no one 90 fit to replace him
- Judge Steele, and he left the bench to
represent tho State at the bar.
During the few weeks he has held this
Office his former experience has stood him
in good stead. There were many matters
which, owing to the long illness and Ia
mented death of Colonel Field, and the fire.
quent changes of attorneys, were in confu-
sion. These will not trouble Mr.. Hunt.
These weeks have been weeks of severe
labor. but Judge Steele may be proud of
them. His last acts have been efforts to
save to Louisiana the property that fairly |
belongs to her-the Mechanics Institute. |
But in one instance he has given signal evil
dence of his efficiency. Bya former deci-
sion of the Supreme Court the Board of |
would have been compelled to
fund the bonds now held by the New York |
Guaranty and Indemnity company. But
through his exertions that court yesterday
granted rehearing, and in all probability |
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-19
MARSHAL'S SALES.

A. Fry ". Steamer Waweuock.
IN THR UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
= District Of Louisiana, No. IL ,0Oa-By virtue
entitled suit, win proceed to sell to tho highest
DldGer, on SATURDAY. December 30, 1876 a.
we've O'Clock Il, at the main entrance to the Coz
property. to wit
THB STEAMER wAwRNOCK her tackle, etc.,
ferry landing.
Seized in the above suit
TermseCash on the spot
United States HAxo6ars rfBca Nav O,laens
December 49, 1876
..,o. J. r. G. PlTKIu,
SeAs " United States 4aglhoh