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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-04-04

The lcelandic colonists have found
their "best holt" on the shores of Lake
Winnipeg, in Canada, where they have
taken up a tract Of 1000 miles, fifty
miles along the shore and twenty miles
inland. Three or four hundred are dom.
iciled and more are expected.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-04-04

There are over fvo thousand election
districts in the state Of New York, and
it may be safely estimated that at least
one hundred thousand men found employ.
ment that day in the conduct of the can
vass, and that the cost, including tickets,
was at least million dollars.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-04-04

The original ulster overcsat was in.
vented at Valley Forge. 1t consisted Of
a bed.blauket, with holes to put the arms
through, and mules halter for q belt.
Washington's was manly form, and be
never looked so inspiring as when he wore
this simple garment.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-04-04

Charles O'Conor adhered 10 his strict
temperance principles even when given
up by the doctors aud when his stomach
would digest nothing but the pulp of
pears, refusing to take stimulants of any
kind. He is now quite we'll again.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-04-04

The party Of the future must be made
up OF men who mean prohibition Of tho
sale OF intoxicating liquors. And they
must enlist for life, and as much hard
work will be needed as 10 the old anti.
slavery contest.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-04-04
CTATE NORMAL SCHOOL

- RANDOLPH, VERMONT.
ABEL L. LEAVENWORTiI, A. NJ, PRINcIPAL,
Assisted by Four Capable Graduates of Nor
NAL Schools from three States.
New Features for Fall Term, 1875 Capacity
of building doubled. Model and Preparatory
departments added
Fall Term opens fourth Tuesday in August
Spring Term, first Tuesday in February
SEND For CATALOGUE.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-04-04

Trying to do business without adver.
tising is like winking at pretty girl in
the dark-you may know what you are
doing, but no one else does.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-04-04

A western editor wants a female cor.
respondent--one, he says, who can fling
a golden cleaning over the sombro tints
Of life"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-04-04

The fool seeketh to pick fly from a
mules hind leg, The wise man letteih
out the job to the lowest bidder.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-04-04

+" Sam Jones. what ails your eye ~
Nothing, only told Jim Smith he lied
aud he resented it,"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-04-04
GIDEON Il. CLARK,

4 lDEON IL. CLAhA,
" ATTORNEY AT LAW,
1872 LaSalle St., Room 49,
Residence South Chcago] CHICAGO LII.
MONEY LOANED fol eastern parties on first
mortgage security on improved real estate in and
near Chicago and South Chicago at rates netting
ten per cent. per annum to the lenders
Reference by permission to Messrs. Stewart 4
Eldredgo, Middlebury, Vt.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-04-04
CABINET MAKER.

Y
Is prepared to do all kinds of work in the line of
cabinet making, manufacturing the new and re-
pairing the old, at reasonable prices. Shop in the
Red House on the College Green. Atm
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-04-04
Perry's Victory.

The following old song has been quite favor
ito with many old men whose memories reach
back TO the event 1t celebrates.
, 1876-02-05

hlitle4 incurred IN e sc-vlco, haYo objection,
atr. Towa.and Il. 81 rsu,7rt".t h4t 1t had ia,
rati o.1srly ttnl Ills 1(htsH iFls EtnK en far tnt
thu bsIntsk Of Aniirs s|y that s'ne moinlur Nnui In
trours btlI 10 ronove di.ab!Jt.!e4 from ,usn viz
lion wouI not 10 turned into reality, bsea,ss' ~
then any snornhct Of tbs House wno served IN ii
Union army, and whoss biography ~aa to 10 paS.
on Tho nera:,ilcau aIle.l -
1tr. Morr!son--flas tho gentleman any reference Il
81. Torn.ond-M; proposition wa en'ireiy ga.
ait. Morrison qnterrupstns,-t sak tho gon.lem.at
". rownsond-1 d4 nat havo reference to aay
III. slorrt.on--TAcu. that 10 all .bout it.
Mr.. Tonnnond-1 wanlnd to Bay what will {uat b
thu fact. II II had my references tn tho pentlenn
from Illinois ho will know 4. will not un,lnrtakss
10 luis nsn because he tssroi III Tho l1uion army,
VIII cene that when tae hlosraphss o. lne.nItrs IL
u lave servsi IL ii tic unoa srmy. ' ' AA'
Nj. MorrIson-Tha gentlsmau tval.s and quibhlea
ls,s 10 further reply to marc to hl,p. A. tho els
havh nn objection 10 Ills f,a.lston.
NJ c,mI haa nj '!t. M st eth inssfp;c,!ns ,n; n ose
rsro tra 10 tts tounsy and .sryet u, although VA
eplnca 70 tiem IN u. lats War; but I! va stated
from tho pension f,ls. II nas als5 atsted ths
he had becniu tho Eotfe lerato army, aul lad awor1
allegiance TO aha Uou[oaofae!. It T4s therefore
eerious question whoher ought 10 pass I'LL Ten.
sionng man Of that character. Tl,efn E1nAt haYa'
been so'ne good scason fos drovp!na hl f.oua ID.
rensionr3lls. md thought ttat question 1houId Il
brought to the attcut!on u thu iloAsc.
Mr. DsDo1t argued that the man had ssrssi md
bsen ssbIcd In tbs union army; that hs was en.tlei
to pension Rna ought to lavsIk
Sir. 1fulMAn thought 1t v,ry apparent that th!t
znaa disabilities hhd been incurred III lug ecrrsco Of
tbs United States after us destron frum tho Confej.
crate service. and that ho was entitled ~ peusion.
flo moved tho previous question. Ths Bill then
passed.
THE DISTINCT hit.
Tho bill to ray tho in.orcls tito sos bonds Of TIL
District Of Columbia, with the H.nsto amendments
wag refcrrn.t to tho District Committee.
Tho Iio11ao tlcu u1tburncd TIL Monday, rroroa4
tion to saya segAlon Tomorrow foe debate l,a1ta
been otlcrted to.
, 1876-02-05

next mnotlny.
THE HAWAIIAN TREATY.
The Subcommittee Ut tho Committee on
Ways and Atosna. having tho Hawaiian Treaty
nltteo on Tuesday next. There is llttso doubt
OF > favorable recommendation.
p1sTntnuT1nN ur PATRONAGE.
h feU ycAra ago q law waH raeaei requiring hn
cqnahla distribution OF pat,oih1u aInonst tho
H!hte1 III proportion 10 their population. Sevas-
al attempts hAyc boon lna1o to enforce this, bnt,
i seems, with very ig,tertoct result. Tno d't;
and possesacd Of autnbrtty. have rocontly boon
giving this subIect some attoution. aud hare I'd.
drosaed communications to tue heads OF dopart-
menta nssiug list OF namos. rcsidences. and by
vum recommended. of thosn accredited 10 theff
respective 3tateA. Toson,o Ut tbose Answers favo
boon ,ece1yod. .asaonE theao pcnnsylvaniA. Upon
careful scrutiny of tho list. considerably tip
charged asainat Pennsylvania. Tbose rcsaops
chiefly hull from tho District Of Columbia and
tho adjacent Stntea OF Virginia and Maryland.
It has boon found that tlley derived their ap-
pptntmentB. mt upois recommendation or q
aonator Of Representative or other citlzon Of
tho State, hut through some chtof Of bureau or
d'vsaion. mud aro. III not 3 sow instances. lilo
children or relatives or soma fsionIl Of those
0i1leers. MT only Ia tbia tho case. bnt to bo q
Democrat il no obstruction to Al krpolit mont.
II Is proposed to 90 for this email army Of sur
raptitlous appotntees.
DESTRUCTIVE cANpA11Sa.
Tho Capitol was badly damaged during tho last
Presidential campaign by Tho Conmsttnos OF tho
t.rse political parties, which used tho commits
tsa.rooms for tho distribution OF documents,
etc. 4 proposition will be introduced tto1t week
to prevent this during the coming cntnnaIgn,
aud to fosc6tLo conmittoos 10 obtain heauquar-
ters oleawhore.
, 1876-02-05

nTnI,X E.h A-tto-- J.u,1,,,o,,-,a-'u
.'.,a. 49,. -, ,''t
fAatns', "a'eA ""' '"st p'e'' ai''1o i''n''e' o.
Euch taa1 &Ae ecc'ceiasteal lhHa tEhhaeend lilo
ktatoa right to invade tho slloye uf inner &C.
clesa-ttcal kifo, en1 that tl,o tostatance Of tho
t.;.Lo,. 49,, .,.,o.,.; IL 80, r.,. ,,,..-..,s., IT,,
+ns +,.sle. N"u ra.e % "o' guy .''4'u''uaoa os
thslns'an uoctsine ana sooa sense, but
fully Justified b7 tho eapress determine
tionH OF praBAian law. Tho pamphlet
IL temperate IN touc. but unyie,Jiuc.
~ ,,,,'.,.,.s., ,..,. - o'"'1r. :, !.
~ auossaneo ne aeeiafca 'nas ."od"s t.4eeaat
~ Fu6alple b"ty Of tus 1elhdefHpu ot tho a!lnl-
tnatad elauacs Ut the PEuss,2n Constitution, or
By al understanding with tho Vatican or cou,-
nla4a acr,rnt,o, NJ cturch .v,l s,u+a
-, ~ '''
ostA' ~. 'su' a'-a' 'ne JOURNALS OF th1s CITY
, 1876-02-05

rfu-bTicKISa ACCIDENT. :,
LoSpoN, Feb. 4.-Frinco Louis, Of Dattoaberg,
was yeBtorday Royorely injured BY fall from his
horse while plg.stlcking.
Tho report Of tho engagement Of tie Princess
Doatr,oo with Prince Louis ia unfouuded.
nunn1cANE At SEA.
L1yEnroot, Fob. 4.-TAo steamship pa!ostinc,
from I3oHton, on tho t0tA Of Jauuary, reports
that tho experienced fearful hurricane in
longitude 90, weBt, mud lost her n,aiumast mud
forstopuast. Nor decks were swept, aud hcr
third aud fourth oftlcors wcro disabled, and Esv-
cral Of tho crow wero injured.
E0SDOLEScR.
LONDON, Fob. IA meeting OF tho irish
lIotne-lt -ltnle Association wAs held tlis oyeptng,
Mitchell Henry prcstduy. 4 nlosrate OF condo.
!ence WAC teIceraphod to tho leak Club Of
pestu. dep!oruk the doath Of tue illnstEious do.
fender OF his couuttys Independence, and de-
cIasing the result Ut hs lahots an eternal o1am~
! 10 Of tao power Of uastouailty against foreign
aggression.
ENo11Bn cAr1rALlaTs IN Earr7.
Tho negotiations OF French captnilsts III
EKYut for railway aud other 1nopopo!lcs hayo
failed. leaving tue way clear fos English pro-
pusala.
rHASK8.
The English Eoscign Ufco has received tho
thanka OF tho Gsrlnsn Government for tho pro-
teolton uf GerIuhna br tho commanders Of nrlt-
tsll ahips during tho late election disturbances
IL Icru.
An ELECTION
for mombcr Of tic HouBo Of Commons for
UorBotaAuo occurred to-day, aud ruaulted 40
followa: Capt. Edward II. r. Dlgbv, J.OG0 !;
lsobstt Fowler. l.56J; majority, LIN. Capt.
Dieby IN a sun Of Lord Digby, and Conservative
III pott!ca.
THE nnEaparUFSs TnApR.
In tho London cara market tlefe nAs bean
limited tralo Ut dull aud unsatisfactory CHAR.
ae.er. Faiuns hayo not yar,ch materially but
h,lch Bgit chanseB ~ hayo boon runue wcre in
fayUr Ut ht1yerB. At ths leading provincial mar-
kots luesday, Wednesday, aud yesterday, wl,oat
was i ponce to shilling lowor. Tho imports
have buon faitly gooJ, say 2lj, 0U0 quarters. The
ariiTaIs u maize l.ayu been moderate; $4,000
| quarters deliveries Of Enghsh nro
| Father above tue average, aud include 52, bu1
lrB. vi wheat. 74,4eO basIoy, and 4.5u0 oatd.
| AZ parls thu woeklY report hlowa the market
! LoHtr for t1uur aud suulo aorte OF What. Tie
Continental markets gepesallY 4ta alou md
! nHll. II in obantvGu that tito Quantities OF
| W'!eat hurley, aul maize uuY tho passage to
| Gteat Hsltaan gre considerably smaller tuan y
| year aso.
;, 1.tvinroot Feb. 4.-rne Liverpool Cotton
N!oKeth .tnsoclatnn circular says cot.uu Laa
| week, nha dull. MARKET krtccH generally de-.
chned agan considerably. American deHcrlkl.
| taousan nMouelatorHlreHt n0alprs IressinR Atocka
fur sails. lFlcca llaYo shown aonlu itreSaality,
aud clcBe tully I'D l.uow lust aeok, Fu{ule
trauactlon8 continue to fair oxtont, but pr,cou
| AaSa fa!cn about J.lG. Haa lsland qutet. hui
| full prlcoa hlo tealllol. THO dec!!po In otber
Inscriptions tApRea from LILO OF Z penpy to i
| tartl4nB.
, 1876-02-05
SLAVES IN CUBA.
THE CITIZENS or oun own COUNTRY VINO OWN
FELLOW-NEINtlh,


FELLoW-AEINtia.
spe4af p,sratch to 7he Ch,eaoo Tribune.
.r...,,,., ~ ~ ~ 4 rttn .,...,t
"AaH1Saioa. ~ e'' foo' - nHa 'epeateoS
boon Assortod that great nusnhor OF American
c,t{7opu NJ ,,rnsept nr.t a1avoa i,, Cnha nrd n
~sas,,..e ~, ooo,,,,, r,,o.a j., H. Havoc
iu1o1osoo "Ao .oeon'4s x".4 ~ suo A11"01
alTectlng sho fote'gn hnalls Conm's'co 10 looh
into thta u,atter, nud nHo to asccrtain tho facta
In regard to tho complaints and claims ngauRt
snain vh{rI, hnTe boe, find In tim Department
- g." ~. a..a.,asa o;,.a,s t., f,.,,,s 49,, ~,
VI 'ta's ~ Au4o''caa sss'@e.'n ~ eaoA w ~
count OF tbo wrongs an'lafetl or toaBos sustained
Ia thoir buH.nos.. On tho 3lRt Of January, the
Chairman Of tho Committee Gov. Ewnu.l. All
,1ro.sed n tnttor nf inquiry on th,H subiort IN
uAo0oee ~ 'AtN' W 1'' ~
Secretary FlBh, who llaa sent TO An q long fGpty.
lie says that tho clanla TINT hare been Hsod
kre OF two c1asaos, s,-rhf, ,toBc OF oltizens OF tho
United States for loaseH suffered on account Of
49,, l., ir,.a ~ .,,.ir ,.r.,-. ~ ,r,r,-t,,
wrongs aou lnIut'os 10 'nele pesbon' VI p'opelsS
committed by the authoritioB OF Spain in Cuba
nincc tho 1st of Octnber lRgH f.nin,s nf thia
~ S ... =.
, 1876-02-05

to vacate Ills See 1fo haa proposed fresh enrr1-
rrorntn" m pending ccclcs!sattca quoHt1uns hc-
tweon tho Vatican aud E'hztt. wbltl' will ho Ok
nmincd By the Secretary 70: Ecclesiastical AZ"
fairs.
THE EsnttsH n1TrAL1sTs.
LoNnoS, Feb. 4.-Ths hav. Alexandcr II.
Hrnckouactlfe, ctrate of tho noted "1lieh
Churct1." NJ. Alhans. brooko asroet. 1iolooru.
setsdh 70 tho newcomers to-day document
clorg5men, fairly representative men. Including
mort, IL not all, who havo heon subjects
to ecclesiastical prosecutions, GieelaisninB con-
nsctton or sympathy with my movement loox,
RituAllsts to tho parscy, and declaring .
basis for Bucll negotiation Impossible until
tho Vatican decreea arc resracted and re-
pcafod witl, ~ much formhity as ltoy vnre
rromu'Fated.. Tho author Of tho original letter
10 ca.t,nai Manning which frat gayo color 10
the report wrilcB to tho Morning Post to-daT,
over tho shn,e rsoudonyni. ptosbytor Angll-
canus." saying tho litter originated With him
sssats IL cerea s elsea 1as II Homo Tia.
certain English ni.uatIste having aomo tir,o aHo
adopted rites of tho Roman Catholic Church.
Cardinal Manning, to whom sosno OF tho leading
l!i.ualista applied, concsl'od the idoA OF leading
eettaln privileges. Tho Cardinal eanao 10
Home to defend thtB scheme, but
tue Congregation Of Rstos perHiatcnt'y opposed
It. Cardinal Manning has recently informed the
l.ltuallsts and tho tmo MAS opportnno 10 make
tho dissatisfied party some concession in order
10 induce them to Join tho Chucli. Mnnntng's
ptopothls vcro mately referred. Win some nns"
ward fDrmatfoa. 1t ia not be!loyod that they
will 10 accepted.
ILLEGAL oBaEgyANcEs.
Renewed at,ontton and discussion OF tho sub
| 1ect las been awakened bF Lord Penzance'a do
clsion Yesterday iu tie Folkstonc ritns case. tho
| ,}fst n.itt under tho Public Worship Regulation
urt trJn t1e.iaon t1ecares illegal tho tne of tho
, 1876-02-05

PARIa. Feb. 4.-1k Is thought very probable
that tho Due D'Audi1rct-pasquiorW vii! 10 elccted
President Ut tue new Seuatp.
PROSECUTED SoR puHLisulSo FAI+sE NEWS.
VAE1t, Fob. 4.-ProseauHon has bepn com.
moncud asa,1st the Journal La France for pub
fishing false nowB. Tho action IL based upon
tue statement that II. Bu!Iust had tendeFed Lis
resignation, aud declared he would only accept
tho uoya.norship VI tho Bang OF Franco a a
compensation.
CANDIDATE FOR pErUTt.
Cul. uenfeFs. tha defender of DelfoEt resigned
cAudidats for tue Ehainber OF deputies.
TIE CHANNEL TUNNEL.
Tho International Commissioners On tho Chm
nel Tunnal aro assembled hero. 1t Ia expected
they will sIEn tho Atst Protocols tomorrow.
, 1876-02-05
SPAIN,

DEFEAT OF TnE cAnL!srs.
rAn,s. Feb. 4.-Tho Dten Public says It has
received intelligence Of tho complete dofoat Of
tho Carlsts. 1t is stated TINT Don Carlos has
tlctl, and is expected to take roiugo on French
territory.
HEM1x1Na THEN N.
MApn1D, Feb. 4.-Tho Government has adj
vices tslat :ho Carllsa have destroyed their cart
ridge uanutsctory at Vers and many Lave aod
to France.
IIESDArE, Fob. 4.--Tho AlFonsists are coucen-
tratinE in tho nolgnborhood OF Oyarzum IN order
to oIlect a junction With Martinez Campoa vtn
Arechelequy, battle ia imminsntiu tho yicin.
ity OF Tora and LcHaca.
, 1876-02-05

LONDON. Feb. IA Berlin dispktch OF ths
Times says tho Representatives OF tue German
seabo4rd states haya determined to establ,sh
nautical courts 10 investigate casuAltos to ship
plng. Thesa trsbuuals will 10 empowered 10
suspend or cancel inasters' cer1iGcstas.
QUEEN ytCTanlA'S vlA1r.
DERL1H. Feb. 4.-Sothlug ia kuown hero Of
tho ssportea visit Of Guten Victoria to this clty
tls considered UNLIKELY that she will cone hers.
bcczusa tho uaaiu oljgct OF the Quseu's Jour
ney ~ 10 visit tho tomb Of the Princess IIohep.
Ipue, her half-sistsE, In Baden. 6Ae viii also
visit the Duke OF BIxe-CoburK,
, 1876-02-05
MOODY.

PHILADELPHIA, Fob. 4.-lhe depot building
was reoponcd thla evening for tho farewell sa7-
vices conducted by Moody aud sankeY. Tho
building WAS crowded, Moody pseaoho4 from
the uord table," "A collection was taken up for
the building fund OF the Young Mems Ohtiatian
Asaociat,on, aud s25,0U0 realized.
, 1876-02-05
Bogus Economy as illustrated
by the Ho use Majority.
Senate Proposition TO Make a Radical
Reduction il, Salaries.
The Patriotic Ropr esentatives to Be
Asked to Serve Gratuitously.
Tic Condition of National Banks
In tho Leading Western
Cities.
MDRRISON'S BtOG'h'APHI.
AN ftxpT ri4AST ifTtWtCN.


!sutetai Dspatch II 1hh Chlt1ta' tribune.
WAsnixoToN. D. c., Fob. A. Mr. Morrison.
lender Of tho Iioueo. was badly Il Md up Today.
~ ponaion casa was inlor consfd .1atlon. "hero
q Confederate soldios had dosortc,1- joined the
Uuion army, and waa afterwards n. nlutled. Nor
rison, ovidontty with no further Thought shan
TO say smart thing to please tho extremists
on hs Hidc. jumped M and said that. any n'sn
who would desert from QUO sido and Join tho
other WAS d scoundro!, aud did not ssarro
ponston. Kaason Immediately asked whether
his remark would apply to thoso wlo: having
taken tho oath to support tho Govefnn 10 at. had
left tito Union army to join tho Robe,s. This
Was telling shot, aud Morrison waB grt ,a4.ly do.
n,osalizad by it. and the nlo'o Domocra sL' sido
BAN
iI1R STUPID nLuJDER.
Ilo heaisatod. md thon said he would not ALLOW
any ono to state Il case for lin. Townsen d, Of
Nav York. then asked II ho would apply lli.s TO
mnrlt about scoundre to man who Hersod 10
tho Union hrn,7 meritoriousty, arll then. boco m
ing ashamed Of hia record, which he bad in print.
should suppress 1t nl. At this MORRISON bsisth I'd
up and asked II 3Ir. Townsend alluded to hi7s.
hIF. Townset:d replied thnt hD was RurrosinR IL
caBe, aud referred to nobody. Tho whole Houso
laughed at him, but tho Democrats wera hot
p1oaeed with tho poRt!on in which tIio leader Of
tho House placed hi.nsolf. Finally tho Speaker
cut tho matter short by putting the question,
Nhcn tio bill Immediately passed.
, 1876-02-05

Br. EriENEE, Eeiglu!n, Feb. 4.-Au expIoaion
Of 1re.damp took place to-day III Jabin COL
llory. Tho men wero at work in tho pit at the
timo to the number Of $50. OF theso only tweu-
ty-s1x have bocn takeu out, two OF whom Hcto
dead. Tho Garth Is falling IN in t1n1nonae ruRases
Consideration prevails throughout tho disttlcs.
, 1876-02-05

SptetaI Uapalch 70 3hs CAlcaV0 1F10uHs
LEAykawoR7a. kau., Feo. 4.-Ovor ouc-half
the newspapers IN this State have declared for
]. G. Blaine for President, and John J, 1ugalta
for Vlee.r9esident. Tho KAaasB delegation will
probably 90 to tho Cincinnati Convention In
Bt1ucted to yoto for those two men,
, 1876-02-05

NATIONAL BANKS.
THEIR CONDITION, At THE LAST GALL, IN LEADING
WESTERN C(rIKH,

Special Corrtipordtnts ~ T'he Ehtcaoo Tribune.
WAsHlxoroH, D. c., Fob. 3.-Ihe following Ia
m abstract Of toporta male to tho Comptroller
Of tho Curroncy. showing tho condition Of tho
National D.nks IN the loading Western cities, at
tho coHe Of business OIL Friday, tho 17tL day Of
Decelnbor, 1916:
, 1876-02-05
CHICAGO.
iikf1lfcf4.

Lcnna and discounts. ,073 09si3
UycrdrattA .......,.....,.......... AI.s2l.5u
u, 8. ltouJa to tfcure circuhtton,,.,, 2,E6fOn.00
u, g. bonds on hand GUS. .s11,N
Other bocks, bonds, and mottKAHes...... 1'iA34,:9
Hun from approved resorye agens...... 2,yll1H1j
Tus from othcr National Danka, 1,1W"h7.53
Duo fron HtAts kinks and bsnksrs. s...... tif1if.9l
Heal tAt2tc, furniture, aud nxtnrc4.... 1t7,3sG49
Current e1penaoa and taxes paid...,..,.. 91ts3291
TratIiAMa raid, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6;,Ul1l5
ChcckR and other cash ftcna .,..,......, h3!4 lGJ
Exchanges for ClcArnE. .1fouae. .......... l,b*'Ht6
llls nf other National Banks. ......... 6lI,stlI1
Fractional cnrrcncy 4i,tE!.51
spcce. observation-disclosures, Tb,Dbl.71
legAl-tender uuca 3,645 Rnt 20
IT, i. certx of dep. for leattentet uocs e3JU0D.Nl
F!Yo pfr sett redemption fmnti .......... 1j28la.0
Duo from uEttsd Htatc1 Treasurer. l15 6tU.Ui
, 1876-02-05

LAponTK, Ind. Feb. 4.-Tta few Inlepend-
onts in thia county met in Convention at tho
Court.uouso to-day to appoint delegates to tie
Contskl Committee ~ indianapolis on tho 10Th
Inst. also, = County Oeustal Cotnmitteo. Tho
necessary appointments moro tnade, mud, sitter
the residing OF paper proseuding to show upon
what the party W1s founded, Tho Conyeutlou ad-
1ourued.
, 1876-02-05

Real fatale, ftsnflrt. ami A1turts.
Current RI nrnssA AMI lakes pull.
a'E6n1!fnH l@ti. ...................
Ell-eas h!1,l nthtr rttlt II t,InI...,.,....,..
1!illA Of othcr SatIrn.i Links. ks.,..........
FeActIUnal ollrrtncy.............
HPocic. c.-s.s++.s.n.. s4ssss.s.ts...ssst.ss
t.r9n|.tntldnr 1l0sca.u u...,..............s
FiYa tssr cent redemption frnsi .......,..
Due frurn Un!te.l States Trea7ursr.
, 1876-02-05
LfAmftffts.

Capital stock paid In. n.....................
Surplus fund, ld,................,.
Other nndlstiei profits. s..................
National Hank notes outstanding. ........
1n,'!vItitssi deposits. ....................
I>uo 10 othnr National Banks. .............
l1ue to Stats Hanks and banksrs. ........,
Notes and bills retiscounstl. .............
, 1876-02-05

SENATOR sHERMaN's LETTER.
70 tie Editor Of The chteaao 7r.buns:
WEsr DEpEnE, Wis, Jau. 3l.-1n your Issue Of
Jan. %. rofcronce ss made to Senator Shesmau't
letter urging Ohio's claim, for Tho prcBsien.i&
nomination, and recommending Gov. Hayes Il
the man Of al others to be placed in TINT pos.
tion by tho Republican party. Your editorial lisa
fair estimate Of Gov. Hayes rs man and political
lander. MS tho writor kno;sa from d porsona'
acquaintance With him ! and when you say thA
''Iita hest friends will not claim for hin, tl.l
breadth aud depth of statcsmanFhip which
Should characterize tho man who Ia 10 fill TIL
Presidential CHAIR" ron simply rcproson. tbs
Judgment Of hiB most Intimate friends, Senator
John shcrman included.
The purpose Of JOHN Sherman In forcing 10
tho front as Presidential candidate Cor.
Hayes IL vory apparent to those WHO know both
mon, T'Acro IN i'ot thinking votor til OHIO bal
knows that John Sherman, has been in training
for tho Whisc House eScg sinco elected to rep-
resent Ohio in tho Senate. lie is 4 abroWd poll
tacinp, aud knowa LIZ can urge Obio'h claim with
tnole esfect III tho lutcreAt Of o man who would
not stand tho GAuat OF cllance for tho uolulna-
tion. tnan 1t ho left tue matter Of choice
troo. Aud In urging Ohoa ciaitu. John
is urging h'H own: l.o Knows tllat theto are
do2on men in Ohio tGtior qualified, mud strong
or in every particular, thau the Governor ia
recommends: But 10 is aware, also, that. in
suggested wonld po that vi john Sherman, a.
was tho case To your editorial.
Thero ID Con. j. D. Cox. formerly Commits
ssoner Of Internal Hoyenue. nor Prositiout Of
the Wabash RaiIEoud, OF Don. Jofu @, Leo, Of
Tilin, Lieutenant tfoyornor under GOV. Haycs
during Lis irht administration. who might bo
mentioned IN addition to ttloso mentioned In
YOUR editorial nbovo teforrou TO- either Of whom
ia far better qualified to Faproacnt the Repub~
1anr f.,I IS,r5