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Bishop piuknsY,. Appointments.

Rev. VIM. Pinkney, d. D., Assistant Bishop of
the Diocese Of Maryland, has made, among 9TH
ers, the following appointments for Prince
Georges and Charles counties during the month
Of April: 80
II. ST. Matthews Church in the morning, and
st. Luke's Church, Bladensburg, in the evening"
Is. St. Panrs Chapel, Port Tobacco Parish.
10. William and Mary Parish, Charles county.
20. Trinity Parish, Charles county.
2l. Christ Church, Port Tobacco.
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J. HENRY CARROLL,
eIH Nfpth Sfraaf nnrt Hwas
The Qttman Trial.

The trial of VIM. H. Ottman, charged with the
larceny of 81 OO7.65 from the United States Teas
ury in June last, was continued in the Criminal
Court, Judge Olin, last saturday. His Honor
read a note from ex-senator Carpenter, who was
to continue the argument for the defense, that he
was too i'll to appear, and the court thereupon ad
iourned until to-day.
National Republican., 1876-04-10
CATARRH.
Deafness and Affection of the Lungs Cured

Deafness and Affection of the Lungs Cured
Certificate from Mr.. j. Henry CARROLL
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Feb Is, 1870.
My attention having been, attracted 10 a testi-
monial from Rev. Mr.. Domcr, the distinguished
pastor Of the English iLutheran church, Eleventh
and streets, this city, certifying TO the remark
able cure of an affection Of the ear by DIR. Hart
ley, concluded to try the doctors skill in a case
of catarrh Of very aggravated form, from which
had suffered for many years past, which had Sc
riously impaired my hearing and developed every
symptom of consumption. am happy TO state
that DR.. Hartley has effected complete and rad
ical cure removing every vestige Of eatarrh, deaf
ness and affection of the lungs, and am now as
healthy and can hear as perfectly as at any for
mer period of my life. DIR. Hartley's remarkable
success in my case justiies this testimonial, and
he has my best thanks, with 4 more substantial
evidence of my appreciation.
J. HENRY CARROLL
~ $40 Ninth street northwest.
From the Rev. Cyrus ". Fay, TIOl6 Eighth street
northwest. Washington, ID. C.l
] have pleasure in adding another testimonial
to the many already given to the skill of DIR.
Hartley in the treatment Of deafness Benefits
received in the line of his profession by myself
and members of my family prompt me to make.
this unsolicited acknowledgment.
CYRUS II. FAY,
Office and residence Of Dr. Hartley 800 street
northwest, Washington. ID. &.
National Republican., 1876-04-10

N&tieral Theatre-So,hern as Lord Dun
GreSTy.
Ford's Opera HoEse-Tcny Pastors troupe.
Theatre Comique-Parisian FOllies.
John 0Brien's Circus, Kenagerie and Au-
tepm-Ninth and ) streets afternoon and even
National Republican., 1876-04-10
Suicide.

BALTiNoRE, April s.-Frederiek w. Moree, a
wood turner, residing at isol South Psca street,
committed suicide yesterday afternoon by hang
ng. Cause, temporary insanity. 49,
National Republican., 1876-04-10

TIE DOOM FIXED UPON HIS OWN CITY
National Republican., 1876-04-10
TNION HOTEL, GEORGETOwN,D.C &c.

~ '. SfflNN- PROPRIETOR.
This Hotel Is conveniently located, being situated
on the line Of the Washington and Georgetown City
Passenger Railroad. the of which from the Rail-
road aud Steamer DcpOts pass the door every or
three mnuics The guests Of this House can reaclt
any of the Public Buildings of the National Capital,
any place Of amusement. &c, BY a pleasant ride
of a few minutes. Board per day. 3. By the month
at reduced rates. novEtf
National Republican., 1876-04-10
EXCURSIONS.
PROVISIONS.
HOTELS & RESTAURANTS.

ssrTHE BRUNSWICK,
l. BOYLSTON, CORNER CLARENDON
STREET, BOSTON.
This new and commodiOus structure Is now COM
pleted and ready for the reception OF guests. The
house Is firc-prOof and contains every modern i'm
proyemCnt. Including n passenger and baggage
elevator. II is elegantly furnished, IS centrally
located, in the most fashionable part of the city.
convcnis nj to the Railroad Depots and Theatres
as any irst-class hotel in the city.
No pains money will be spared TO make the
Brunswick take rank with the best hotel in this
country.
Street cars pass the door.
apl-W SSSiy j. w. w0LCOTT. Prop-r.
National Republican., 1876-04-10
ISLANDERS REFUTED.
DETEc1IVEPaEss cAUsHT IH.TaEAc1

Comparative Statement of Mortality
National Republican., 1876-04-10
Ford's One ra House.

This week the popular Tony Pastor and his in
imitsble company will appear at this establish
ment in a series of their splendid entertainments
Mr.. Pastor is always welcome to our play-goers,
they knowing that they are sure of . first-class
perfornanne
National Republican., 1876-04-10
CHRISTIAN RELIGIO
(Confinufd from Fir,t Pace. J
Services a, Waugh N. z. Church.

arc seeking the Saviour. DR.. Wills extended
cordial invitation TO all TO come and participated in
the blessed work [.
National Republican., 1876-04-10
Theatre Comioue.

The Comique programme for this week presents
an unusual number OF attractions. One of the
novelties is the Comique European ballet troupe,
which will appear in the new sensation, entitled
"Parisian FOllies; or, Life as it is in the Great
Metropolis" Miss Eloise Allen, the sentimental
vocalist, also begins an engagement this week,
and sMessrs. Emerson and Clark. the African de-
lineators with all the fayorites Of last week re-
tained The Conf. u ge will overflow with song
and humnr
National Republican., 1876-04-10
l1th ANNUAL TOUR

TELL IT EvERYwHEREI
That in view of the 'hard times and In order that
every man. woman and child may not he deprived
the pleasure of visiting the larSes and finest SNhi
bition on this cOntinent that Lave reduced our
price of entrance from -ffty 10
25 Cents Admission
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Observation-Disclosures
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LINCOLN ASSOCIATION NEMCRIEL EEERCISES
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LECTURE OF SIMON WOLF, ESQ.
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PROGRAMME FOR THE SPRING RACES
BsGIEyISG OF THE HEBREW PASSOVER
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

Miscellaneous Paragraphs Of Interest
National Republican., 1876-04-10

The Committee on the District of Columbia of
the House Representatives last Saturday morn
ing continued their investigation into the affairs
Of the board of audit
National Republican., 1876-04-10
GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY

Investigation Of Board of Audit
National Republican., 1876-04-10
EORD,S OPERA HOUSE.

rTHEATRE COMIQUE. MONDAY
u ARli ,lG. NIGHTLY. Y, And WEDNESDAY
Sensation of the age ready at Last. The Comque
European Ballet Troupe will app in the new
grand sensation 'Parisian Eo.S or, Lift. a. IL il
in the Great Metropolis. - intruduc lg the popular
and beautiful Gem Ballet Troupe First appearance
here OF the magnificent sentimental vocalist Miss
Eloise Allen. The Aces; the Tru.nps: the Two
BreakneckS: the Two Eccentrics: the Africanzed
Extrayas9nzas. MessrS. Emerson and Clark. And
still We have the ivelest juvenile p rfOrmers In the
world, the CawthOrne Boys. AL Of last weeks f:,-
NOriteS retained
, 1876-05-22

4kAN1A4~NN A-H fA1t1Ss
The Paris correspondent of London news
paper, referring TO the opening Of new rink,
says: Unfortunately, through great nlsnan-
agc.ncnt the Palacu last night WIS tho scene OF
one Ut the most dsagreeable sights Anve
witnessed In Paris for mauy long day. Thu
building Is apablc OF holding 200O per-
SONS at tho most, and tic mau-
ager hal issued tickets OF invitation tn at
lcnst fyo or SIX times tho number; in fact, 1t
apruarcu rs II tout Paris, including all the
demtmonde Of the Doulevards, hal. been invited
10 attend whnt WIS announced to ie very
select gathurfng.' The consequence OF this
Ercat conllurnco Of persons tr6in oil quarters
eau easily be imagined. Tho doors were
lncG to sutI3cation, and yet thousands Of ladies'
nnd gentlemen, on foot unl1 In carriages, cou-
tfnuel to arriye. Tho crowds outside swcllcl
at every second, and everybody was eager to get
tho pn1ace WIS already ovsrnowed; they pushed
and pushed until tho pultco could no longer
stop them, aud then the gates were broken
down, and iu rushed tho excited mob
nr}4il nTa1 ilIs But j. o1 In arriving on tho
was encountered. It was Impossible to get in
Or out. All the exits were Invaded by the >co-
pie, md the grsatcst upsoar prevailed every
Where. The building not beltS> finished. tho
advantage Of thetE scaifolding to climb Oh to tho
roof and get In nt tho windows, TlIosn In
side were obliged u get out III the same way,
for the cruwds below persisted In bcsicglnt,
the doors; ~ tllnca thure was fearful
the crowd. Many persons had thelr arms and
legs injured, and II no terrible catastrophe &C.
CURED 1t must be attributed To rare good luck.
lnsllc everybody WIS nearly crushed or sullo-
cated, and the greatest indignation was erpress-
I'd on all Sides 1t thu almost criminal misuan-
n,elucnt uf tho "fete.n
, 1876-05-22
RELIGIOUS INTOLERANCE IN posros.

CHICAGO, siny H.-Ygur issuea % oi Thursday
and Friday last contained raluors tint thc clo-
qucnt preacher Of boston, PHILLIPS Brooks, WIS
nIr,,t IN bc trtol bv 4ha ,,,1n.,aa,,ooi ,,,tr,s,
.io. - w.. a pss.o..,. .ue seen ~. Au.'"tr M
avg VI sAo iotensaat Ap'ssopaa cnuFch lot
committing tho deadly sin Of aasocinting iii d
marriage ceremony with MI "unltccnsed " clcr-
" unfam,ltar With tho en,r.I,oa anJ o,o,o" ~,
13.a.a a'a. Wv" tAo enu'etsa ~. 1,," e,e!ky ol
nostoa hay no! 10 amlss' Iho Key. Phillips
Drooks Is one Of tl!e foremost orators in the
Protestant Episcopal Church, n wonderfully
euccessftl parish mIntstcr as ,rc1l. nnd. IN nIi-
, 1876-05-22
crease tnfnnt mortality, nrn aourca Of tiIsco,n-

crease infant mortality, aro aourca Of tlIsco1n-
lot 70 oil, and should lm prevented.
IN austycr 70 your inquiries, we would re-
spectfnly request you 10 nl,ato them. Ip 10 do
mg, yo9 VII have thc moral support: Of The
Now, this Health Officer, who IL not 1,ampered
by supcrlors, colleagues, ETC., who wfthnl wfshca
to earn hla salary, md no more Ut ought 70 bo
Officer, receiving si,s! motto froin ills ulclirai
brethren, etiffens his backbone, diIates lis
noatrtla (ho will never lnve entarrl), smells the
stink, puts his hand on tho offender, uaca MI the
authority tho law affords hin, aud auppresscs
!, II Tie offender escapes, tho Health Officer re-
turns to hls medical brethren, relates Ills fall
urc, and tho profession will prepare 4 law,
u,dcr which, when pnsscd by tic next Lcgis.
ahot!shetl by him.
Dir. Editor, sincerely believe tfnt the 1Icnltl,
lnWa can Dc executed under the administration
OF Mayor lloync, by such q inan, under tho
system proposed by, me.
PHlL1r ADoLruus, N. D.
, 1876-05-22

money. II Il revenge M we'll a. money that ha
wants now, hut IL Is lard To take revenge out of
no many Innocent poor people. Publlc feeling
cruel lacnsufcb.
, 1876-05-22
EUROPEAN GOSSIP.
Notabi[ities Driving in the 8oio
de Boulogne.
A Sad Chapter In the Do Beauffemont
Divorce. Case.
Tho French Liberty Statue for lew Yerk--.Trai1s
Ia Decorations.

--
III. Pr.r.h yIh.r4v a,atn. fl, x.w york.rcasB.
''~A'A 0''''' oso' ~ ~"
Ia betaFallohS.
THE DOIS D; DOU14OGSE.
Lucy Hooper writes from Paris to this Ph!1a-
dclphia 7ee,roph: Driving In the Bots dc I,ou-
ls ,"sno !. BY no means fattgang exercise. Few
Peraon' really drive there; that IA 70 any, put
few oxploru its shady ronds nnd picturesque
avenues u my extent. Tho afternoon'e
amusement an .; consists IN mat'ug what is sall.
~ Luz ous ou lac' @ ,o1,1 ~ one ,'ls ooes aaa
down certain stretch of roaa, about quarter
en- bank OF t6a iove!v central l'I lake, u Thher
eo,ne uceha ma soco..e, ftl,scascs a, ae
s'esHes' 1aahionaoio oel'es ana pcau1, anu
taiucs-all the gay world iu Paris, In short, or at
least rvcrv 1uc ,ehn nwna n tnrr,nrc, or tan 1rn
ma lint 1oohs lila = nr,rato couIn,cc. sln,ylv
,h iat LIN 'ooas 9 'lsc p.sass .lup % s'uss
turnout e1ccnt. pcr1aus, some 1auruil bellies
that seem ..rcur1y indifferent tn Tho outs,tlo
wof9;l @ IN ponerai Tho crave se,rents ~ M do ytjic,
p'aceu at e''her Gnu oi tne asaVe' nave
llarl time to Jnuintain order in tho
f1c, wl,!lo horses prance and cahmcn swear
and powdered 'asq1sys ;1. exchange * g'anees
landau, comes tho notorious Madame Musar,,
drawn by pair OF spirited baya that eurp7sa
toilette Is elegant aud striking; \ Iolonassc
ovcrtress OF dask red anu green s!ntcti-piala
II9uInrA over pcttlcoat ot brown sGk velvet;
msr hpt, Of block straw as tFimsd anl';s
fentcss ana dr9p'ng i.'nEe q the sac
afF 9gs a pEsso pnssS SF sc % a1 s vss1 1isa to os
bnttessup; : i may possibly b%o % IiaeS to.mor1oT
and Bilvcr-blonle tic day utter. She Is slender,
graceful, and stylisE-'ookiug; born Parislenne
every Incl, u her.. u all appearance,
passes the beautiful Countess, dc r.,
South American by birth, and ono Of tho
loyclcst Of Partisan bellies, ill In black save for
wrenth of scarlet berries around her capotc
gorgeous darlz eyes, fr!ngcd With long, droop-
Ing lashcs. Close bchijld her comes the fair
Dic'leas Dc Mouc',y, tho American Princess, rs
sc used to be ;al]sd under tbs Empf,s The
in Paris, no longer iii, llcr, tlrst youth,
pasa tho celebrities of tho tlgml.snondo, one u
ssna1 sn a aass ssss s ea 4ns2 s2asss as E {
reigntng queens Of tic evil realm to whicl, she
belongs Five ycara ago she had scarce shucs
yille IN summer. lIcr low vlctorin Is
perfect In NIL its appointments. I1cr companion
Euglishwoinnn known among her ccs DUNES md
tllsir attendant Mcsstrurs by thu natt1e Of Debo
Darlington Then follows III cqufpagc Of al-
most regal magntiicence; tho lantlau the horses,
tue livuries .anu ull fanltIcss in style. II
f9 owned by titled English funflv,
, 1876-05-22

~ II tnsc ..n IN, bnn, ~ M ~ ocso nsa pnav" nas
rinRetAe iniy scnmaIninnrts 4 cM*tnn, ~ HI.
ycrv fcw persnns rsn,11 cnra ~ tn,",n IN AZ ~.
sui}ation ,si1 rnrttnrg rnfii .a ao, r,.mit az ~
aShIeveI. and no iongerwIl schenfns mammal ani
aIynnrn thh ,,roi,nin x.ins ~ ,r",tin1 nrn"n, !"
THE nAf,nr,ry 4,vrn.
An,n, ,,,,, n..,I.,,o,. ,,o,,,,fa .,, l..
tha .e.W,s =. y"
~ al, o,,.a--n,s ,ta,, t,... i..hi..a .'."...S ~
hf,,r. Ai,ncc WIN In. rerort,v r,,,,,no, t.on,
Eurunc, liar coa,n,ncs fro.i, f,o,,; pos,. ~,
morvcls NJ n1crat,cc, AM, nroacrt ,,o.t etrttn,,
con,rn.,. f1no nv,uin, .ho ..aro i.a.s -,
cnir.co,nr o,n,o,,to,s nteb,ots,,oT s.s, .as.,ss
o,,I ,,n. ss, .,.j. ,,a. ,..t M osa.'st
,inn H., os ~. eo 9"s ~ . snoa
tl,o ,brono. ~ .,.., ~, s,t,an,t ". Nv
nv rnn"aransa n," ,,".'ts, 90, .nas ',I'.'. -
,yhotbsr .ha ,.. ,,,,t,eu - ",ra,, -. ,...,s ~,
lhe general yerulet was thst her cslor ami freshnrsa
were natural. Aimee IL her own manager md Ia
awaiting Gsenta before deciding upon feappcar.
formally as llkcly 70 .9!nK n the OilcnGaeh CON
certs pt INC ,aen 9! Ai'aeo N concert IA F'hcu-
aos. Sn0 WI. noSSa e. @ahpeas 10 aynntaSe 3 when
tho stagc n1 llhisnT; arms nkin,bo, and dnnco her
own cnalacterIs!e Js ana Rironettts. "a tlasrtus
Aimee wonld s,o qaits ta.no on tsle CONCERT Mat.
Iorm, even s,nglfg oachnaeh music. Theru y a
certain pfopoft%on % of ~. anlTscment.seokers WHO
!sa .ets: sa:Ssts ! 'evs!. IT. Sie
and otscr love tokens s9nt to ier tHn any sctrGss
~ sD 's
tcrs arc aa mhTse!ouh rs her new WarlrubE. AiaAl
A rtenCn opera h,ngel Is hot hcdgeu IN ny pane.
i,t n,nnzInrt "9 Ao' - e"'p's'co AZ 10
moyEMgurs or TIM n,cursr .upo,c.s
WOMAN
Tho widow Of A. T. Stewart has sufficiently
recovered from the effects Of her husband'e
, 1876-09-15
NOTICE.
/. O. O. f.

1fyou tako tho chanoos o. proourlns mum
ia Philadelphia they may coS' so" "oi"
than $1l.4o to roturn.
, 1876-09-15
PRICE FIVE CENTS.



fact Ii, they will bo the ar4t to suffer- II the Ca4-
cas1an can nd thcn1 At ali when the trouble co1es
r,, 1koiona q 8s9st,, e e, Nop; le3 is7a,
tmldatton won The white line victory. II " not
iao nt't tas neither VII It bo The - time, IN
~ Thlea illumination hae been snesessfal1y used.
past, md We wonder which hns tho best OF the
"a oafgain: Wo aFe 20 aituatcd that Va ase obliged
70 1sht tne devil With afe* Let tho white men bo
not afraid 70 intinfdntc c!il-docFs. Intimidation
10 !ekit'mhte' peftetu1 legitimate.
It is not surprising that in State where such
sentiments prcynil such afYnfra orcrr "a thnsc
that took nlHco nj Clinton AMI Vtrkshrrn -
not surnrisfnp that q ,r,tnf1 rhich thsssc+ofo."
ne.t Q III I5ar,h,ea a 1871 1o1,.
r j. ~ ~ X 1o'o cAst pos
80 st"t. r.. H. r. 19 n ..as Lv D%ptey % cai1eo
fore had voted tho othor way By about tho Bsmn
majority.
COURSE or THH DEMOCRACY AZ TO TIE CoHsfh.
TurtoNtL aNBNpMKNra.
saw nn..e -. aannta - 9anE
, 1876-09-15

Aog Ao'u'
Grated, All the nrgnmen,a Of theorists viii not
T6s ] sHtseoni,m 1 is i nSne!Sls sctksr Iisht Or
wrong. It exists, without any Visible means OF do.
II: ssssnss Gs ~hs ysa
exits. On but one condition can the whItea and
blacks lvo anicably to:ethet. Ilo white. muat
!ot. 10Th socially Ind politically. This Ii moi the
tratas1 (a'mea q politics! hats; T. h more tho
eoctnn nsec'eratton Of an distinctive deteftn'nn-
taon. ..-Aifdnsd t0a.) Https.
How 1I1R SOUTHERN rKorI.R "ACoErT THE s1T-
uArlost' AND THEIR POLITICAL sENr1aaHTs.
Gc,l, Wide Hampton was delegate to the
arst Democratic National Convention that ae-
eemb'cd after the War, IN 1yi9. In that Tcar fo
y!e!d TO none In deviation to that '.lost caa.e"
for which we fonEhs. Never hhaIi admit that tho
came i 'tte!f fa!!ch ana that the principles wh,c
brand the neu who upheld It 80 aobfy "a ''lseoeis
Gen. Hampton I. now candidate for Govern
or Of The State of South Carolina, IN wiltei, f .
cation meeting during t1e same rear, Gen. c. A.
Battle, Of the Rebel army. thus dlsooursel:
Contade+. brothcrs. rear after scar you bore the
sa sSa o1s s s9' Ss o 'S e
i with xlesoty. Your tmped:hable eloties are IN.
t.e1csed In tae iuRregnahe f2rt!es. Of the past
dssolaslon mas attracted tho admiration Of t,lc
sa Spa ~ e.b y # s s
principles of constitutional liberty 70. which atlo
fought, and AIN hesa tonight 10 ak you 70 eomo
iises our ior,unes @ and cur r saefed h henoi. w. Tne
Democratic party Offers tho most honorable terms.
Mlu4ot..s principles fer which yop fought, 10. u.
ca1se It was the principle upon which tho Eonfea.
cracy was founded, bst the Confederacy adopted
thcu bccausc they were promulgated BY The fahers
BY liz war Of the American Revolution.
During tho eatnc year, Aug. 7, tha Browns
| Vile lee eays:
During ths continuance Of the War we wesu
sanneh s'1| supporters Of tho ConIsdcra'e aag: W
struggled like honest men should for success. II
failed What .then' We surrendered arms whcn
thv failure of our cause, and accepted tbe peoca
that rro1crcd to ua. Tho result Of the War
a.@ S s Ed e. ose liz, :s,sa s!sa end
siates ooala be whtpped BY twsnsy.sh Northern
%ssiu .ay s1ss I'll ss
| ed my principle.
May 20, ISL, Gen. Ga11inEtou introduced Jcff
Dars to the people Of Gcusgla, at Atanta, In
the following speech:
Mr: Davis, nr the organ Of the citizens Of Attan.
your coming in thc!r midst. THIS tribute is offered
10 yuu by true and honest hearts, ant not by scry
wo@ SoS u SGa sss hs
guarantees Of liberty which they hal inherited
from noble ancestry; Il l. The iomngc Of hearts
dercd to t6s cause Of freedom and independence.
You, eir, were the chosen chief Of a brasa ani
e 81 ss.s
ship could control. r. fnilure was nuc Of those
aud wisdom. But, slt. thls fa!lurs has left no
stain upon your proud record. This pruof 70
m s: On sS as ss!s sa Il sva II ~. sds
men OF the South. In the terflble usdeal
, 1876-09-15

H'goe busea TO tho Gardner HouEa. oppo.
site tho Exposition Building, and ono block
from Baltimore T. Ohio Ra!lrond Depot.
, 1876-09-15

1t WINS uh1y nlEnliOsle4 lnC1QeQL1t4s anu Waa hot
"kich UH," eftLcf BY the speech OF Col. Lamar
or by role ct tbs Convention. The representa-.
tiyes Of thu people Expressed no op!non On tae
ags IL own atEairs intA own wny. ..
Speaking Ut the Democratic platform of Aug.
Q, 1876, the Columbus Ihies says:
VIC stand on tho eolot.l!ne, because Il IL tacstiy
Endorsed b. tho platform, aud because va beIlefn
It 10 6o thB only uathod Of tn's sna otnst
counties from the negro Fu!c, Ths neceaAues q
the Stato Of Mississippi scca this tnlunGtion and
live emphasis 70 the parallel: Tut none b9t Demo
Null ltup OF chckamaagA Lne ~ follow II up 70
The securing u re4uA+ Tho whlte people must b
welded into ono compact oFKanizAtton: All dl1of-
enecs os oplnlon Ill peFsonal Asplsauone, NUT 20
aettlcd within our IVA organization. aud from ~
decision thetu mnst be no appeal; Otherwise each
rtcurrliis election pEoduceatts disorders.
HsftItu" QtFcuFD.
Thu miserable bupBtrrs WIN llavt put the negro
in thS Constitution lafy certainly written thon-
selses down sssc. ail WHOM w aceept tho ''ro:
suts Of tbs War, :" We do not accept the notion Of
and stupidity, and Of course continue 70 accept
Il ONLY 10 long ~ Nc arc compelled TO-
3ackkon Clarion. .
Appeal afteE appeal laa bcen made In TAln to tho
coldssd people. No more sppeals will bo made 70
than.
Aidtdnsa Etdmta<r.
The prtRdut co1tcst u rather revolution ttAn
politic4l campaign; Il II tho Rebellion. II you 70
apply that terlu.
Fbrest Rlqf6t<T.
In this connection W will stalls that The white
ulsn who ally themselves with negroes In thl& con-
ct nted not axpsct any batter fato thaR taeyi Inc
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-09
SENATE-FOURTH DAY.

Iieut -c,,., FRIDAY, Jan. :, 1876.
enr, 30: absent / p'e>ioihg. Pres
SUI m S Iatehings, Furlong, RevnoIds
ductlon of bills. ''ie intro
Mr.. Reynolds nress,+al ...
tam oHcerS OF Chickasaw conntv $50 81 YET
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
ferr pg ioiiowing We're introduced and re-
oh by Mr. Taylor; To confer power ,non
Ry NJ ~ Ta committees to administer oatbs,
val of countv o.,. 10 provide for the appro-
ny Mr- thompson: To renaal tho -.
rho arf ahroad taxation; also. TO sranaoI
maebinor,' encourage the introduction If
rereiy i,a, rSote; To prevent the buvino or
Bv NJ a a stolen goods at night.
~! C air. Alien; To re-distriet Tho g..
iiSo Congressional Districts 'ie otaee
IT. m urlifin, of Adams, was sworn :,
onand, iouse resolution upon connt;no
ALL ,,.i',, Was passed. The hlanL ,,-a-,
and GILL " IN three, and Messrs. Allen T,t+da
On En- ,, were appointed the comn;ttae
y" Tue part OF the Senate. iiAii''ee
Mr. Sims moved In raoo..,
"poh the message resolntions t!te vote
;ro MT reynolds moved to insert t ar .sn
FewalI rs Is OF Senators as the Co., ~. ow-
the reso1,tssham and Everett: oarr;ad &c;
Leave ns We're re-adoptad anu
White feol Sosence was granted to No..
,rhe Scol.l aud McClure 10 Messrs.
Inc senate took rao.,s.
ton to issnanas' 10 repeal the ACT in IN n
70 aD,a,,s ssuanee of MARRIAGE l,oa. IN reia-
NJ T section elo, Code ie7i also
raHai,..,a5sor, Chairman. renortaa -
40 l. In relation to the 81 Joint
'Ne - P'"'0 corporations; passed.
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GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
jackson. Jan 4 1S-e

a ne Senate and House Of Represeatotfres.
unn III ene discharge of duty incumbent
Upon me- OF giving you information con
gny na.s ele condition and interests of the
the ne me ail, stat AMI the condition of
- s'e'ctaoR, aud the events ineifant aale
pnrtanee ' whose magnitude and i'm
r rs demand the wisest aud calm ,l.
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BY Mr.. Johnston To hold evening ses-
sions after the present week, beginning al
~ o'clock.
BY Mr.. Terry: That the Committee on
Finance be instructed TO report bill for
the relief of tax collectors who are subject OF
the penalty of the tax law of 1875; adopted
Adjourned.