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EXTRADITION.
HiusIOw of Boston and Brent of Louis
Vile TO be Released by the British
Government.

LONDON, May 2.-The British govern
ment has informed the American lega-
tion that it vil! Telesse Winslew to.
morrow, and t,,au Gray, of New York,
and Bren., of T, 7uisville, whose extra
dition is also ola, med, will be- released
when their time have expired. Toe
government heg nct formally replie1 to
Americas argumeot owing to the ab-
sence Of Lord Derby, caused oy the
death Of his father. Al ePott Is current
that the opposition intent, atIacklng the
government upon the WI. nsIow affair.
Gladstone's government, formally
through Attorney. General Coierldge,
supported the Interpretation o. the act
exactly opposite Of the former.
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A Big Suif I'm strh.

NEW ORLEANS, May I'm the citv
cCuucI to-day Administrator BertoIi
offered e resolution instructing the city
attorney TO take steps to recover a
square OF ground donated by the civ to
the government iu 1885 for the location
OF United States mint. The condition
OF the bequest vas that in case The gov
ernment should at any time cease TO
keep, up a branch mint the property
should revert back to the city, The
mint has not been re established since
the Wal 9--oo
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-03

LONDON, May 2-In the house Of
Commons day Disraeli, In q vehement
speech, denounced SIS cslumDious the
statement made by Lowe, at a Liberal
meeting in Relford, that the Q1een had
asked two premiers to introduce bill
changing the royal titles, but both had
refused. De denied the truth Of the
statement as far as il concerned himself
and the iate earl Of Derby, aud cited q
letter t;om Gladstone denying that the
Queen ever msde such proposal to
hID. In conclusion Dlsrseli made a
statement on behalf of the Queen that
loves assertion was utterly unfouudeG.
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aor,CE AZ HAEKRuPrCE,

In the District Court OF the United states LOE
the District oT " estern Tennessee-ln tns
matter OF John smith, B8nkrupt.-ln BANK
ruptcy.
To the creditors of said bankrupt:
TTlAKE NOTICE, that general meeting OF
the creditors Of the said bankrupt Will DO
held at the office Of 7. J. LAT ham, Esq. X eslS-
ter in Bankruptcy for said district, at Menu
phis, No. 10 Madison street, on the lsth day OF
May, 1876, at II O'Clock, am, tof the purpose
OF declaring a first and tnal dividend.
L also give YOU notice that have hied
nv final accounts Ps assignee OF the estate OF
the said bankrupt, In ssid Court, ana that on
fbe 18th day OF May next, 1 shall apply TO said
Court for the settle ,nent OF my said accounts
and for a discharge from all liability as So
signee of said estate, ia accordance VIII
provisions of the 2Sth section OF ~
form foTrs system sysit Of BaukTuUtcy Il the
United States" approved % act nl
o, Wool -sOish uni
throughout the
Memphis, N" SSdSrcn :, 1868
~ /, 1876. roS,i
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INCENDIARISM EXTRAORD-
INARY.
A Coal Mine Set Fire TO by Strikers at
MassiIIOn, OhIO.

CLEVELAND, May 2. - About two
o'clock this morning about forty masked
men appeared at the coal mines north Of
MasIllOn, seized ard lied the wstchmeD,
and set the coal shafts on fire. Three Of
the mines are now burning. The fire
department of Massillon has gone to the
scene. These mines were not being
worked on account Of the strike and no
one was in them. The incendiaries were
undoubtedly the strikers.
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wrArmER PRenARILITIEs.

WAE DEPT, OFFICE CH. SIC. OFFICEE,
wAanISsTUE, May 3, ! Al. <
For 7eTasssse and the Ohio GALLEY,
rising .j-L'otrsd Jy falling barometer,
ircsteTly triads, backing TO southeTly,
5CarmeT and generally clear wedtheT.
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Democratic victory at New Albany,

NEW ALBANY, IED May 2.-The re-
sail OF the election in this city is a COM
plete Democratic triumph. Six OF The
seven couucijmeu were elected by the
Democrats with an average majority Of
abolg SIX hundred. The city council
COW stands eleven Democrats to one
Republican. The D=mOcrats are firing
cannon and serenaiiug the successful
candi istes for councilmen. Jones, iD
she ftth wsrd, is the only Republics
elected. bis msjority was twenty-f n,
votes. loss Of ons hundred and sew entv
v1tts,
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Samoan steinberger Repud,a,.,

WASHINGTON, May 2-Offieial dozen.
ments sent to tine house to-day by the
secretary OF state show that Steinberger
was not authorized or empowered nv
the United States 70 form a government
III Samoa or to pledge the United States
TO sustain IN any Toy, directly or indi-
rectly, any government that he might
assist in forming. s"'
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BLOODY:DAHOMEY.
The English Lion Preparing 10 GObbIe
him and his Haren.

LONDON, May This mornings pa
pers publish the following: "Ihe king
Of Dahomey's invitation to Commodore
Hewitt to come to Abomey and receive
in powder and bullets the payment of
the fine imposed upon him for maltrest-
ing a British subject, appears to have
been accepted. Orders have been given
for the assembling of a feet st Whydah
to take active proceedings if the fine b
not forthcoming. An opportunity, b.
ever, will be given the king TO CT wv
his present attitude. and hostiD' IsngC
be postponed until June or lat lies will
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-03
a Complicated question for sna,r

MADRID, May 2.-The prime minis.
ter CanOVss Del Costello, has informed
the delegates from the north who
waited upon him, and urged the preser-
walton of FuerC5, that Basque province
and Navarro must submit to copscrip-
ton, and pay taxes like other provinces.
The delegates asked time to consider.
Senior Canovss granted them five dsvs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-03

NEW ORLEANS, May "A. Conquest
Clarke, the governors private secretary,
received the following telegram this Sf.
ternOOn:
CoUsHATTA, May 2 1876.
Senator M, III TWitchell was mortslIy
wounded, and George King, his brother
ln-laW, killed while crossing the river
at COUshstta, by an unknown party,
LIEUT.. WESTER,
Clerk of Court of Red River Parish,
Other dispatches state that an un-
known man rode through the town of
Coushstta to the river bank, and COM
menced nrlng with a repeating-rifie at
Twitchell and King, who were on a
fiat, being ferried over the river. with
the result as above stated. The negro
ferryman was also wounded. Senator
IWltcheil was one of the holding over
Republican senators.
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A Plain Case of SUIc,de

ST: LOUIS, May 2.-The body of Chss.
ID. Aflisck, cashier Of the Bremen
savings bank, who disappeared Sstur-
day last, was found in the river at tha
foot OF Brooklyn street this afternoon,
A large rock was found buttoned inside
bis coat, and there is now no doubt that
he committed suicide.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-03
Professors Salaries nor Ta,ahIo

WASHINGTON, May y2.-The commis-
sloneE Of internal revenue has decided
that inasmuch as the salaries OF nroSes-
sors OF the University Of Michigan ara
payable out Of the State treasury, thew
were not liable to the income tax un01
80 much OF their incomes as was de-
manded from such salary.
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Crooked whisky Busipess IN s., Ion,,

ST. LOUIS, May 2.-The sentencing of
storekeePers and gsugers was sgain de-
ferred in the United States courts, 1t ia
expected that the new grand Jury i'm
paneled to-day will inve stiRate some of
thesnew whisky cases, and perhaps find
indictments against persons not hereto
fore implicated in the whisky frauds.
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The Municipal Election at Terre Haute.

IEBRE HAUTE, IND, May 2.-The
n0aicipsi contest to-day resulted in
the election Of tlrse Republicans, two
Democrats and one Independent Demo-
crat 20 the council. The vote Was the
largest ever pOlled. The council will be
Republican. The vote shows no sub.
slsatisi gain FOR either party over the
esction Of last year.
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CLOSING RATES

Ees,erday # o0ttoa ana god: NeD
Yors, cotton, l2ss; Memphis, I2c.
Ncl0 Fork. gid o'0se1 at ll2I; Mem
raf7. ll2
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-03
NOTICE.
Administrators Sale.

WILL sell 10 the highest BIDDER, for
cash, on - ,,-.
SATURDAY, 10TH DAY OF NAY, l616i
at the AuCtionhOuse Of A. =. Franklanu q
Co., in Memphis, Tennessee, all the personal
effects of the estate Of Virginia A. SnlTieyt
decd, consisting OF Household and hlJcneh
Furniture and 3Old Watch. sale within ls-
gal hours. ,--,-..--
my3 wed c. f. NASH, Ad1nlnlstIaIOI.
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A DemOc ratio sayor Elected

MADISON, IND, May Z.-The Repub-
hcAns elecV q five out OF seven council
men to-da y, giving them control OF the
c ~ oy = larger majority than ever be-
lore. EHe Democratic candidate for
mayor was elected.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORTS

VIcKsBURe, May 2.-Up: Grand Re-
public, Helena and Houston, 10 . 10,
Down: Alton, IL P. m. Genevieve ar
lived this evening,
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DIED.

AVERI-Tuesday night, May ID, at half
past ten O'Clock, Mrs. E. NJ. AVERY.
Due notice Of funeral will be given.
BLANrON-MARY E. FLAEToN, daughter of
J. W. and Elizabeth n. Blauton, aged seven
years, one month and five days.
Funeral will take place from the residence
Of her parents, corner Of Auction street and
Johnston's avenue, this (WEDNESDAY) af-
ternOon, at three o'clock. Friends Of the fam
lily are invited to attend.
IRA RANTHAM-April %, 1875, JOHN Tran
THAN, aged 62 years. His remains were In
TERED In the family burylng ground, nesr
Ohio Branch, Miss
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Knig hts of Honor.

HNITY LODGE, No. 2l7, Knights OF Honor,
" will meet in Hall Of NatOma Temple oi
DAY) evening, May Sd, at s o'clock, for dis
patch OF business.
Visiting brothers frateTnally invited.
By order ID. +. GOODYEAR, Dictator
CHAS. l.. PULLES, Reporter
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-03

SaT Having bought out the entire stock Of
Paints, WALLPAPER, Glsss, etc, OF IL +. Lee,
viii continue the business 81 the old stand OF
l.. NJ. Dean, whose services have secured and
in whose name, as my agent, the business will
be carried on. Also, / have purchased the
large and well-selected stock OF the late O.
Quackenbush, and am now in d condition to
offer greater inducements TO per OBS wishing
anything in my line OF business than any
house IN the city R, u, NEWPORT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-03

EATON ROUGE II ay "A: the muui-
e,pI election held ia Piaquemine ye,s-
t=rday, the entire Democratic ticket vas
6Lecsed BY igrg majority.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-03
BUILDING LOTS!
On Poplar and Washington Streets, and
in Fort Pickering,
AT AUCTION.

FIrst-That desirable lot suited both for bus-
lness and for residence, on south side of Pom
lar street, east of the Market, and Joins me
residence of Mr.. Samter, M 2l7 Poplar street
size Of lot, 49 feet front by 1857 feet 10 tbe
alley.
Eecond-That lot on north side of WsshfUo-
ton, near Orleans street, and just west of Col
ms tMethOdist) Chapel. Lot 47Xl5S feet: oc-
cupled by tenants who own the imDrOve-
ments, and pay taxes and ground rent but
immediate possession can be given. II desire1
Third-LOt 10 and half Of lot O. block 81
Fort Pickering 70 by l6O feet, on soutl side Og
Georgia, between Filth and Sixth streets.
Terms Of sale: Half cash, balance in eight
ana Twelve months, with six per cent. Interest
Lhe purc1 aser to pay the taxes from and afteI
January l, 1876. n deposit OF ten per cent al
the time OF sale viii be required. The above
property viii be sold to the highest bidder on
streets, on
Wednesday, May 3 J
promptly to the hour. Abstract ,Of Title will
be In readiness 70 place in the hands OF pur
chasers. IRRELEVANT & CO.
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EhECIIOEg.

Democratic ViesOry at Aberdeen, Miss
Special 90 the APpeaIl
AB'sRDEEF., May 2.-The municipal
contest L. Aberdeen to-day resulted in
lne eie,ytoc uf the Democratic candidate
lo1 CnGgoF Captain TnomEs B. Sykes
oy one hundred and three msjority, and
'J- whole Democratic ticket by major
f1es rar g pg from eighty eight to one
'1uldrod aIG sixty four. Flags are fly
i1g aUd cannon are booming and Mis-
sissipPi clzims suatael regensrated aud
disentlFslled city
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Business Change,

I WOULD notify the public that have sold
Il my entire stock Of Paints Wall Paper
Glass, ETC., 3Sl Main street, TO K. ID. NEW
PORT. Thanking them for the liberal patron
age given me, would ssk a continuance OF IL
TO my successor. r. r. LEE,
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4 m ,,o,.--- = - -
a toP Persons are hereby notified not to trade
straet ~ % al. Fond, for rent Of 28 and 20 From
49," t"lSn pms, for months OF Febrnsrv a11J
saS Soiit 1910, inclusive, The consiieratiSr, ~
Memphis TsnI' ta,Isu, -, T. B. DILLARD.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-03
Intelligence Office

TEMPORARY LODGING ROOMS AND
i TRACT DEPOSITORY, IN charge OF the La
dies Christian Association,
l5S MAIN STREET,
next 10 the Temperance Lunch House.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-03

Dublln, May 2: Competition for places
in.the Irish rifle team to go to America
commenced at Dundalk Saturday. Two
squads consisting Of mo. u johnson,
Pollock, Patrick and Franks, and mo,
z Rigby, Traill, GOf and Joynte, fired
hiteen shots per- gun, at one thousand,
nine hundred and eight hundred yards,
scoring grand total for No. 1 of III,
and for No. 2 of 674.
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WARMrnrr,

Memphis, NJ
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-03

-AsADOE-g EN-fsL ~ ee-
~ /, 1876. rovS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-03
THE MODE o
REFINED PETROLEUM.

And no refined petroleum shall h.
put up or packed for shipment, or
shipped or offered for shipment, on anv
passenger steamer, that will ignite at q
lower temperature than ore hUpdred
and fifty degrees Of fahrenheit II mt
Up in iron-bound barrels, nor lower than
one hundred and ten degrees Of fahven-
heit if put up ia coed hermeticaIiv-
sesled metallic cases, which temperature
shali be plainly marked on the pack
ages"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-10-07

Another Letter from a Brooklyn
Democratic Editor.
What He Knows of Tilden and
His Antecedents.
He Is Corrupt. ambitious. I'm
Scrupui0MS and DespOtic."


The following correspondence is fresh
and interesting, and being called ont, as
1t was, by the inquiries of prominent
local politician of our own state, will
be read with more than usual interest
by Michigan Democrats.
IT. ) OVID, Mich, September,16, 1876.
Demas Barnes, ESQ.,: Ia 30
DEAR >SIR-lnclosed please find slip
containing an article purporting to be a
letter from yourself to tile editor of the
Ohio State Journal. ssif
IL mas been read by many, Democrats
OF this section, and by large majority
of them is pronounced campaign fraud,
for the reason that it has been published
generally through the Republican, press
OF the state and not at all i'm the Demo-
crat.c liH4 iNl'E I'D tait iiite 7iie3
f. There are many honest Democrats in
MS sectlon of the state, and in this par
ticular section, who expect to- vote for
I1tdele, but would not do SO could they
be convinced that The charges i'm this ar
ticie were TRUE ; and several of them have
requested me to write you and ask You
the following questions. ;u answer TO
800" Sieatiy oDliSc all Oh US.
L. Are You the author of the inclosed
article, anu did you writeit to the editor
OF inc OHIO State Journal for pubiici,-
|, lion? .,.a' - l.e4'. =
r, =. DO You know positively that these
charges against Iilden are true?
j. hoping You VIII take the time to am
swer these questions in the interest of
true reform, - lia.l. st ~
H. lielnain yours respectfully, a-aa
Fsag - aai.us 34n LEWIS G. MEAD.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-10-07

TIE Democrats in this state had three
OF their Congressional candidates fur
nished for them by the Grcenbaekers, and
TWO of the three are the softest of the
soft. Yet. ut their stale convention at
lansing Dir. Weber wrote, AMI the con-
vention adopted, a pronounced hard
money plank. When a confidins Demo-
crat finds hard money Weber ut the head
ofhis ticket, and soft money Chamberlain
or Harris at the tail, he will mead Mast or
Nasty to espllin what he is really voting
for.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-10-07

Mrs. u. S. Grant, Executive mansion, Wash
inQton, u. says 81 am perfectly delighted
with nv Bradbury Piano.
Chief Justice Salmon p. Chase, Washington,
d e., decides the Bradbury to b. the National
Piano of the Country.
Vice. Admiral ID. ID. Porter, Washington. ID.
l. 1.-The Bradbury is ca guisle lv aut beautifully
prOpOrt- Oned. We are GeIPh ted with ours."
Hon. Columbus Delano. Sec,e airy of INTERIOR
Tor the Interior, rs
NJ Gen. Creswell and Mrs. Cresweli, "All
our friends admire the uehghtlul tones OF the
Bradbury used u, our receptioas." H z 9i9dT i
Robert Bonner, New York Led or "At any
time will drop the relns of Dexter to listen 10
the tones OF our Bradbury
Grand Central HOTEL New York. SIN prefer
ence to all Others, we selected the bradbury
Piano for oE par}ors. Our guests pronount g
Them sp endld.
ST. Nicholas Hotel, New York. "Have always
used tie bradbury Pianos and take great pleas
ure in recommending them"
Metropolitan. Leland Bros, NJ "Have had
in const mt use for twelve years Bradbury
Piano III our parlOr. 1t is etili gO0d.''
Hon. John Simpson, M. p, Canada. Gays,
.sThe Bradbury can't be exceilcd-the best in
tbs Dominion A1Nr ,sil ~
Nj. Simpson. Bishop M. E Church, Philadel-
phia. 1T is a very superior Instrument, both in
Its finish. sweet tones. and singing qualities"
f s-Janes. Bishop M. E. Church, New York.
eve know of NO better piano Than the Brad
bury"
Rev DR.. John McClintoch. Drew Theological
Seminary, my fami and friends say the
Bradbury is unequaled," ,.-.-r--s,
DR.. Joseph Cummings President Western
University. MID, letown, CT, says. IF it could
not be reslaced We would not part with 1t fol
twice its cost Csn heartily recommend them.'
Wm. Morely-Puncheon, Fronto. Ca" ada
I'VE are delighted with the Bradbury Piano"
T. s. Arthur, PhiladelpbIa 1--WE have usec
for years and can recon nd the Bradbury
P,ano.n Efs
DIR. John Chambers. "Our Bra. bury Plan,
has won golden up mons among The Philadel
phians."
Bishop Merrill. St. PAIL, Minnesota, "Bes
| Piano in the Northw est"
| pr + o. Haven, Brooklyn, N. Y, sMy Plan,
cnnhot be exreiled for s~ &c ness" s7i1s',
DIR. Luke Hitchcock, Cincinnati, Ohio, "Is tn
best in the Queen Guy"
Brig. Gen. Alvoru, Paymaster U. 8. Army
| Washington, D
Rev. Geo. II. whitney, ID. d., Pres. Gentleman
Collegiate Inst, HackoItstowL, N. j.
Rev. Lucius III. Bugby, Pres Female wealeYa'
College, Cincinnati. oh O. .Htl-C 49,
Rev. Dr.. j. H. Pershing, Pres. Female College
| Pittsburgh, Pa .8n1.
Rev. Daniel Kidder, Professor Drew Biblica
Inst, n. j.
Rev. DIR. Thomas Gnard, Pastor Mt. Vernon
NJ +. Church, Baltimore. Md
Rev Bishop Merrill, st. Paul, Minue7ota.
Rev. Bradford X. Pierce, Editor lions Herald
Boston, Mass.
| DIR Reid, OF Chicago, 81 can most cheerful
recommend tue Bradbury Piano as the best"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-10-07
100000 Acres
MICHIGAN Ian Ds
COR S A L E.
THE lands of the is
jackson, Lansing & Saginaw r Rco.
Are now offered for sale at


The railroad is constructed Eand IN operaio
from jackson to Gaylord, distance of two hua /.
dred amt thriy-sl mile. and;wIil soon he COM
ple ed to the stratus If Mackinaw a further, tis-
lance # about 6fty- five miles.
Particular attention rs raiied to the large tracts
OF the best white and Nor ray pine timber along
line OF the road. and upon the An Sabre.
Che5oyRan. Mpskegon and Manistee rivers, the
most important logging streams in the state z
Inc Farming Lands of The company include
some OF The most fertile ami " ell wateretp hard
wood lands in he state. Esp cial at ention is
called {" the farming lands ip Crawl rd, 0tsego
and Cheboy gan cOucties. which are high and
rolling; timbered ma"ly with the finest hart ma
pie; soi', back sandy loan, and abounding in
springs OF the unrest water These counties are
being rapidly settled, and the numbering business
in the vicinity will afford TO farmers first rate
market tor reduce tor many years. s
TERMS OF SALE.
: + or pine lands, one-fourth down, and remain
der in three equal annual payments, with inter
est at seven per cent. For farming lands to set
tiers, longer time will be gwen il desired 49,,
send for illustrated pamphlet, full Ut facts and
figures, address, - f-tlW'I faslsf43TsfI
ON. BARNES, Land Commissioner.
e noia-iyr iia5tt 34i Lansing, Micn.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-10-07

TILDEN, the Democratic candidate for
President and Dorsheimer Democratic
candidate tor, Governor of New York
swear more reckIessly than did the amy
in Flanders. Tilden swore down Il $780,
600 income to $1,000. and Dorshcimer
.swore up miles to, GOO. The one swore
thus to prevent money from getting into
the treasury, and the other to draw mon
ey outlof it. .lodg eH hqig.ifss +. .iali
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-10-07
Instrument is really.the Cheapest


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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-10-07

ONE year ago the indianapolis Water
Works company was assessed at T300O0O
being $259.40O of tangible property,
and $40, 800 assessable stock. This year
no return of the Witteri Works property
is made at all. Gov. Hendricks is mem
Der of the Water Works company. BY
virtue of hfs office, lie Is Chairman of
the State Boar,l OF Equalization. This
seems to furnish an occasion tor a little
card from Thomas A. Hendricks, Esq.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-10-07

I'll.
LET The "solid South and the Demo
cratic party come into power, together
and they must come together If they
come at all--;lnd all the safeguards
erected by the Republican party, tor the
protection of the treasury and the TAX
payers from the voracity of the rebel
claimants, will be broken down, and the
rebels OF the South Will pour in their
claims for war losses to the amount of
unknown millions. The commencement
was made last winter. when the Demo-
cratic House struck out the provision
that any claimant must furnish evidence
OF his loyalty upon the presentation OF
his claim. Another session of the Dem
ocratic Congress, and other safeguards
will be thrust aside end finally all those
G. aims will be allie we i-musi be allowed
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