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The New York herald., 1876-01-02
TATfpOY Am VARI0IOID

~ "-SMALLPOX AND NARlOLOiD
Relief Al these terrible diseases most extra
ordinary medicine known "MAGSun BONun" possessing
preventve curative powers Of value. has been
discovered being prepared ana vii be 10 t nands of
fhe Agents J. r. Henry. Curran 4 Co. "Wednesday
uxL preventiyot IS nialible and as eurs never
falls subcue either Of these deeases IN their advanced
It's RKLiABLK REMEDY, which th .
people should promptly by ordering their druggists
NEW YORK PROPRIETARY MEDICINE " co.
The New York herald., 1876-01-02
Now WEAK GOOD SHAPED,

ass HAT FOR 81 90.-FlNE HATS SPECIAL
y SILK HAS. 50 30; worth s.. IS New Church st.. up
The New York herald., 1876-01-02

ABSOLUTE RELIEF FROM sEvEREsT RUP.
tnrs. Afforded by the ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY. 0Sj
Broadway whose appliance comfortably, cures
hernia and has everywhere superseded AL metal trssos
The New York herald., 1876-01-02

hand sewed Shoes paying custom shop j IA.
SHEEMAN. the urst 20 manufacture the huest goods
for wholesale trade who 1873 received tho highest
MUM the Institute for shoes
are retailing machine sewed prices also AXE
gentlrmens measure. Mnnuiactory la5 Chambers
walk nm one niglt D sta dollar.
The New York herald., 1876-01-02

No sewing machine in the world. excep, The NEW Auro
NAric," OF the WILCOX GIBBS SEWING MACHlNH
COMPANY has automatic tension ot any other OF tho
OF that marvel Df sowing mechanism
The public should imposed by statements mado
~ the contrary by rival companies.
Among other high distinctions lately received by the NV
AUTOMATIC the grand Gold Medal " Progress awarded
at he American Institute fair. WILCOX a Gibbs
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY 6Js Broadway corner
Ennl Il Wv lnrk
The New York herald., 1876-01-02

C.-CHRONIC CATARRH, DEAFNESS, NEURAL
Dr STODDARD No. West 18th ST.
The New York herald., 1876-01-02

NEWCASTLE, Del, Jan. /, 1876.
The New York herald., 1876-01-02

A-RUSSIAN BATHS 10. - EAST FOURTH
street Tor colds rheumatism. sout and neuralgia
A-BUCHU-K KEARNEY'S EXTRACT BUCHU FOR
bndder kidneys and urinary compluuts great duretic
sold by druggists everywhere
The New York herald., 1876-01-02

IN THE FRONT RANK FOR COUGHS AND COLDS
ARrNkrr's BAtsAA or AoSEY TOLu, al Bible House
The New York herald., 1876-01-02

The fog stin prevails.
The New York herald., 1876-01-02

wIsrAR's BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY Is THE
hcft remedy Tor and Colds Try 30 cents aud 81.
WIGS TOUPEEs &c RAUCHFUSS, PRACT1-
ea wismaker ana Importer Of humaa Hair No. - East
The New York herald., 1876-01-02
INvEsTTGATION CHALLENGED I

DRUGGISTS SAY THAT THE SALE OF DICKS
7 TAsrELEss MEDICINES Is iucrcasin- rapidly.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-06
.Asad Event.

On New Years eve B. Boyle, a
blacksmith's helper who worked in
the railroad shops, left his home on E
Eighteenth streets, in order to pay a
visit to some friends residing in the
Southern portion of the city, but was
never afterward seen alive by any
member of the family. His absence
was reported to the police, but no at
tention was paid to the affair, as they
considered that he would turn up all
right in short time, having probably
gone away unexpectedly, The fami-
ly of the absent one was very much ex-
cited and irritated at his not turning
up, but still they hoped for the best
while fearing the worst. His family
consisted of a wife and seven children,
the oldest of whem is only eleven
years. Beside these his mother and
two brothers reside here and were very
uneasy about his safety, for they could
assign no rational cause for his disap-
pearance. 49,
This morning q little boy who was
playing near one Of the many holes
In the vicinity of Front and s streets,
discovered something floating in the
pool, and on closer examina tion it was
found to be the remains of man. The
little fellow was very much fright
ened and hardly knew what to do, but
chum come along and advised him
to notify the Coroner. Upon receipt
of the information the latter had the
body conveyed to the undertaking
rooms of Clark & Davis, instantly set
ting about the discovery of the facts
of the case. He. summoned great
many people to view the body which
was finally identified as that of Boyle,
the missing man. 1t was recognized
by the wife, mother and brother Of the
deceased, who were all much affected
by the sorr0wful event.
The Coroner's inquest was held at
o'clock this afternoon, when it was
shown that the deceased was last seen
alive on the 18th instant. The sup
position is that he accidently tumbled
into the hole in the dark and was
drowned. The verdict of the jury was
to that effect. it fft-
Bartholomew Boyle was the name
of the deceased, who was native of
Ireland and about forty-one years old.
-Sdcrdnae,, Bee.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-06
Hon. 3. p. Avery,s VIII.

The last will of Benjamin P. Avery
has been filed for probate. The will
bequeaths all the property to Mrs.
Avery, with the request that she ex-
tend aid to any worthy relative Of his
who may need assistance. He also
requests his wife to select from his.
collection of books, works of art or
personal ornaments, presents, to be
given to such friends as she knew
were most cengenial and dear to him.
He bequeaths to the State University
bound files of the North San Juan
Hydraulic Press and Marysville Ap-
peal for the years during which he
published and edited those journals.
Edward Bosqui is appointed executor
Of the will, without bonds. The in
strument is dated May 8, 1874, and the
estate is valued at $45,000.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-06
A Man Living with a Broken Neck.

On Sunday, January 2, o man named
Joseph Fooltz, aged 55 years, living at
the corner of California and Eighteenth
streets, fell down flight of stairs a
distance of fifteen feet, receiving Sc
rious injury about the neck. Forum
ately a German doctor happened to be
at the house at the time, and he, sus-
pecting that the man had broken his
neck, had him carefully picked up
and laid on q bed without moving his
head more than was actually neces-
sary. Other physicians were called
in consultation, and they unanimously
pronounced that the man had actually
broken his neck-that the bone con-
Meeting the head to the body was bro
ken. The patient has been kept in
one position all the time, being strap
ped to an appliance to prevent him
moving in the least. If he moves his
head an inch in any direction, he is,
to use the language Of our informant,
"a goner;n but on the other hand, If
he keeps perfectly still, he will, re-
markable to relate, recover inside of
two months.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-06

Wong Chin-foo, the Chinese lectur-
er, went to a Roman Catholic Church
in Nashua, New Hampshire, few
Sundays ago, ant. being attired in his
rich native costume, one of the door,
keepers politely showed him into a
front pew near the altar. Seeing the
distinguished foreigner" among the
congregation, the officiating priest
preached an elaborate sermon, in
which, beginning ar the creation of
the world, he sketched its history up
to the present time, and unfolded the
entire plan of salvation as held by the
Romish Church, the whole discourse,
which was very able one, being
aimed apparently at the Chinese lec-
turer, with a view to his conversion
to Christianity. Soon after Wong
was able to give the reverend gentle
man quid pro quo; for, having to
lecture In Nashua the same evening,
to very crowded audience, he en-
larged at some length about the reli-
gion of Confucius, held him up to the
admiration of his auditors, and con-
cluded a highly interesting. lecture by
an appeal to his hearers to abandon
Christianity and come to Confucius.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-06
TO Whom it may Concern.

NYOTICE is hereby given that the Cerro
IN Gordo Freghting Company do not re-
cOgnize their Station Keepers as their agents,
and will not be responsible for their acts, as
they are not authorized to buy or sell proper
ty, or make any bargains or trades for the ac-
count of the Cerro Gordo Freighting Conn
pany, without special written permission. or
authority of the Superintendent, or duly
agent of the Company.
r. NADEAU, &
Superintendent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-06

This Bank is prepared to receive deposits
on open account, issue Certificates ofDeposit,
and transact a general Banking Business.
Collections made and proceeds remitted at
current rates of exchange. ..-r .
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-06
Advertisements inserted at reasonable rates
LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Naaticar Courts.

BERLIN, Feb. 5th.-A conference OF
the German sea board States was held
in this city to-day when it was deter
mined to establish nautical courts to
investigate accidents at sea.
Mexican Revolution.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Feb. 5th.-In-
forma ton has been received here to
the effect that Mexican revolutions
are gaining ground. Great excite
ment prevails throughout the North
ern States of that country while the
Western part of Caoahuila is in arms
as the Pacific States and San Luisan
in fact all Northern M exico. General
Trevino is now marching on Monte
rey from the State of Tamaulipas.
Another General is approaching Sal
tilla from West Durango and has
and has Joined hands with other States
In the struggle. The movement is a
stupendous one in the interest of Diaz
for President. .sss5l.
1 General Ord, having been sum-
moned to Washington for consultation
on Me exican affairs left this morning.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-06
LINES OF TRAVEL.
C n A N c Z OF TIM e.
LEAVE LOS ANGELES:

Cn and after Saturday Jan. 1885, and until
further notice, trains will run every day as
fol
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-06
Los ANGELES COUNTY BANK,
MAIN STREET,
Los Angeles, Cal. I

Receive Savings Bank deposits. .oI
Buy and sell exchange on San Francisco,
New York. London, Paris, Berlin and Frank
fort.
Buy exchange on oil parts of the United
States and Europe. -.fa1.
Receive money on open account and certifi-
cate of deposit, and po general benkfng and
exchange businass.
Open Saturdays from to SPIN.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-06
Dissolution Notice.

The Copartnership heretofore existing be-
tweed Isaac Rosenthal and Mrs. Schlessinger
under the firm name of /. Rosenthal & Co., is
this day dissolved by mutual consent Mrs.
Schlessinger will continue the business at
said firm, and all parties indebted will pay to
said NJ Schlessinger their Indebtedness.
I. ROSENTHAL. ..
MARY SCHLESSINGER. +
Los Angeles. Jan. 1876. JnAis
, 1876-07-11

RcGnnrIsn at Her Funeral.
Sptct1f pisp1lch to T1t tribune.

INn1AyAruL1s, Ind, duly 10.-Tho funeral Of tho
sister OF Senator TwirAell OF Louisiana, thu cir
cumstanccs Of whose attempted assassination arc
frcsh In the pub!c mind. occurred this afternoon.
Thoro was u taIgu Attendance Of leading citizens.
TAo husband of Mrs. WILLS was murdered two
yoass ngo. elnco which tlmu she has been In poor
health. and when her brother was 10 horribly
mutlIated she sank under thu trouble, and died
yesterday morning cn route for l1oF former home
In Vermont. Ihe funeral seryicca were conducted
by thu Ncy. nayl!ss, pastor Of Trinity Methodist
Er!rcapai Church. who after statenent OF thu
:SS' said: "'''@A '"' ''''' '''>' 0>''' '''~'''
We arc sometimes accused af haunting the
bloody sli.! fur political effect, and Of rustvinx
dragging bafoso tlo startled snI unwilling eycs Of
this 14u tho ghastly skclutonn Ut hotFora which but
fure now; but This to-day IL no metv memory;
THIS Is NO HuK1Ep 11ol:llot
Just now newly exposed tor tragic, effect. This
woMan. whose wsnsy body We y to.dsy catsy to !. 2
soashs ssaey A. tnonKh eqst
hs; hs;s ss4'a ,o n; With horrors r;
ionKsr @ III indlaaapols Il called to.day 10 to TUX *
Of barying ono Of tho Victims Of Southern hate,
surviving lnalo rcaiyc1 IL th|s sonls anc!ent lcs:
fer ellsct' l!ls wop',ds a are not healed. They are
months ago hs WV = Will IL any Of w. and nov
he IL 10 hU'p'uss tllat .
NE CANNOT w1pB AWAY HIS OWN TaARs.
hss ia't been il Ecathc1 ehiyslry'@a isal
whose men cnn thlnk what they please and sl'ca1
what They Think, land whcro pioEu has l1et said
nhout frsudon and ti1u rights oE man thai, bag hceu
sa!d ~ al nations sines the world esgsnt On
sss . e!u,s saSuscs aud " sestes " u Jul oa..ng
10 Do ,uosE ii Us. Fssciam fos tho south 4 ~
, 1876-07-11
SPORTING.
BASEBALL.


Tho Boston Club arrived in the city yestorday
morning, md will mako tl,olr iEss Chicago appear.
nnce Ut tho Hcason this afternoon Thotr recent
successes In 81. Louis and 1ou3ayIIlc warrant tho
assertion that tho ga,uu will 10 close aud good
ono. After HUMOROUS patient trials. ''Capt.
Harry hae laid Joscphs away Us far a. pitching s
concerned, and lo will play tho following nino fur
to-.lsy's game: l}rown. c.; Manning, p. AuEnan.
lb. Murriil, e b. Bchafer, 3b.; George Wright,
H. s.. Wh!tnry, J. T.; O'nouFke, c. t.; Joacphs,
r,f.
NEXT WEHK.
II ID now quito probahlo that tho Chlcagos will 60
to St. Louis llo1t wuck mud play thscu games,
thongl, nothing has been announced ID yet.
LOUISVILLE VS.. MUTUAL ~ uSsA rlLRD ON
PsLl0H.
6ptctas Dfpasch to 1ns Ts1oans. -.
LOUISVILLE, July 10.-Tha Louisville. Mutual
game to-day was ason more remarkable than Sat.
u1days, sixteen iun'nga being required to decide
matters. III tho ninth Inning th0<scoFc etood to
afor Louisville. Mathews goA base on strikes.
apd Nichols following with [two'baser sent him
hume and lied tho Yai0 mo more rnns wefo
made I'LL the sixteenth l9kt1g, when the MutIala
got In /, lloldswosth p|f fInA Aemash With ona for
three bags, hia !lrst q 5tau h!tNQR Doylin toult.
xailu covered the ba!os, but 1pcnrcd only Enn.
Thus sut.e4 gan,o which scquifoa thirty In
n!ngs for y teanlt.
ruz aranr
, 1876-07-11

Speciai pittxach to The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 10.-Thc letter Of
Gov. IIpYcs Inns been received here with deep
satisfaction by ull known 10 l,avc any sympathy
with reform. Tho cl,tef anxiety among ail such
hero hns been to ASCERTAIN how the letter would
treat tho subject Of Cvll-ScFsicc reform. This
was regarded as by fur tlle most Important part
Of the forthcoming letter. The Erotand taken III
rcgurtl to the currency was received more rs n
uattcr Of course, but 1t WIS not deemed certain
By those who did not know Gov. Hayes th1t
llu would throw himself buddy atd u1'rescrvediy
In tho faces of those WHO taru heretofore mule
Clvll-Scryieo reform Impossible. In proportion !s
hs nttcranccs have Ese! sataiAstn 10 ~. ,slenas
they displaced tho ninchfne. ulen. Ttrsc spralss
sMeeringy Of tho letter, md affect so *ee iI Il
declaration Of ons turn. however. Which shows
tho firm and honest intention aitnliiE through thS
whole letter. quite dcmarhll lies tlis. class. All
yha have bccn working for reform WktA!t the 1tafty
arc t htxh spirits over te letter, mud many hasu
lpsarea !o:y ;lat tho letter Is good enough
New YaKK. July l0. Tho Herald lind. Dem J,
referring cd,torally to Hayes letter Of acceptance
published thts ,nor,lns haSs al.o "ns.tetm dn q
stntesianl!Esc letter The He,uil reviews tsle T.
sues Ut the cansa+s, n:lsl faya u Tilhvn Gan makc
reforn, the tnnscont!cns Question an Will E1aso
fair ciRl.ct III winning. 500.
The 1imts tllep. J, rays ifayca' letter lcayca
nptl!ug to 10 desired. It Ii tho tlany frnnk. anl
cxplcit declaration Ut rinctro Minl able nun. II
thinks The cttrr will add 10 ils strength, and rem
der Republican victory more SUR,
Tho iritHia Independently Pralscs tho dcclash-
tton Of principles embodied In thu letter. ant kays
.'Slncu he hls hcch nominated hp i,ls recrifcl
many acceseltns Of support trom SOURCES "li!et
night l.ayc bonn a!lcnae. but Gov. lIuycs, loiro-
forisl, il hlr uevn ltebt advocate.
RID World tConfedcratc, eays there. Is not one
1iinu 10 epIi, Tho Hortd hlbcn-rcs 1T lcngth tt1t
portion of tho letter relating 10 civil Scrrirc reform,
thr currency question. and tho school Question,
Grants first ANIMAL message. and wonders II Il
could have been written In Pennsylvania by thu
samo hnnd,
weak letter. IIaycs IL not the Mnn for tho times
not tho tusormcr needed by the country.
NEBHAskA.
OMAuA, July 10.-IIaycs' letter Of acceptance i
enthusiastically rccriycIby the Repnblcans In thf
city The papers comment fayorably upon It.
, 1876-07-11


At a meeting OF tho Chicago Cricket Club last
evening tho necessary arrangements prallnsinaryto
tho match on Friday cxt wesu fully decided upon by
tho Committee OF Management. Tic opponcnta Of
tho home c!nb comprise pckud eleven from tho
nnes Of tho l}oslon and Whltu Stocking ball clnha,
Whose splendid record IN tho cricket
Aelds Of England two years ago attracted
GO much attention. Thu strength already
dusclorcd on tho part Of our olty's crlckctcrT,
gives promise Of IN interesting gate, aud ul oycrs
Of "yo game OF MeEsie England" will llayo nm
opportunity Of admitting tho "cnts," drives. anu
hits to leg that please Tho lovers Of th!a mnnly
sport ,..-....
BILLIARDS.
Yank Adams, tho nntcA hand billiard player. will
glYe an exhibition ae 1isunswlcka Hall Tomorrow
evening, ut which tnlo hG vii! play 'nump"
nhnes, and give The Inter tho odds Of grand dis
count In 500 points.
AQUATIC,
@. n. Daker. who was announced ~ one Of tho
four uulesx who would staft for tho Michigan
shore Wednesday evening, ratd last osonlng that
i.u waa rather ssntlstleu With tho preliminary ar.
tangcments, and should not start ualess mora thaE
onu steemer wont with the partY. There IL good
Judgment In Mr, bakcrs ldea that II four start md
get suparated over pethapa q lntls, ono steamer
would not ho convoy UNuugh: Tho hrst or last
man might be upset by = sQuall and drowned 10.
f0te he could b1 re4cuG1.
, 1876-07-11

w sss .eat' IT. Tfa nto .a'i n San4 r. ." from 70 sn
ot from 00 to l0o n'llre day. tho ino,nont they
discover oar column m tic march,. ,
t Hc f asss %ss ss ts H. y es o " essnS .a%
CONC on ail where tho ls,nr, anake.liko column
sa1' I &c ifsn tes & fi Iii. esd o' &aea "as
vent nd an indlan n the county; icy .sate!
H 's eso wou eIs II anoths hss
make tracks for the british Possessions, and gel
awry y r9m r., ~ , ta' ,sy way NJ, o~,n,,tor, NJ o,n.
pur.uit Of Tho flying enemy bsfore We weEe halted
t1gether.. sl!ting nli doesn't appear 10 take any
inierett In liz lIrlti.h roasessioas himself. and
'ens. s sppssnes tSss eeSPsh ." he country where Tho p
Of soscbnd 1i!ils was fonght reminds me very forcl
hJ Of statement !nRha In my proscnec, over two
yia,e wyhi.e man rnS wo IL lad d nsarr. IN 1ndin wfe e
sni That the Sioux lad n.nlc tip l1!elt minds that
Tho, tlmc'w was coming when they would ll"ss 10
A FINAL erAND seal
against the encroachsncnts Of tho white man; TINT
ey he he onEao e ~
lnorc eultab1c for defense titan Thu then famous
IL ac'erSa T. rs ,sSr sslGs cut " Sy
lent grazing III nil tines.
,lin. That wo lad bit cnctrd The ontworks-ns Il
Tho sst s Ss "rs.; 5 nGT y
and nrn crook, with 100 ronnds Of ammunition
eneh. we Will lave tleIr stronghold, and them too,
before tic tcascs begin to turn.
TIH MonALR
Of tho command Is exoe!lsat. The conduct Of
everybody. oicgss at solaie.s & H. II " ut nGht
tho eomn,!s.io1ea and enlisted 'fhc msn Snow
tint no fear 0f death Will prevent their officers
th1 bfttrSl N} BfncrAs nNH the Nt1jCctH
know tiia. tic men viii failow wherever they
ia. 4 strong bond ot symratl.y, welded y
il il cSpccted tint we arc to remain here until tho
ses 'sstss hp fahpy s
%hsa vii 2sii sat WI WI es sie 5 IL
enc e"cmy ~ II o viii oay s'ay viii, as @ wu1 a.
l,y jd beforo, wc ali feel confident that our lnl1an
ass Sna s en1 a ess ss
them ILLEGALLY supplied with howI!ng matches fof
long time 70 S9S e All # l. believed tha. We will
| THEY ARR ABOUT As READY FOiL F1ouT AS WE
| AHE,
md arc determined 70 mako this o anal Ftand
doubt ns to the anal RESULT but tl,nru exists guod
deal OF difference oi oplnun W tu the exact Aant.
aG1 crsr to sss sa tS 5 sa lis n
Warriors con*ont to chew ranc!tl haco' aud 'noully
nour on the muddy ba;,Ss of the I,,! Allss"u't.
thraugn tic other day viii, dispatches, bringing
with liln hut two 1acn. They Nude rapid march.
s rou9 no. nns @ 5 ss ssssns liz d.. t sM. hsy a o
vicinity If the Little i'1wdrr. Lieut.. s hns heen
Gen. Crook, ,.Capt. N!clcrson having bcem sent in
10 procure tho services Of the Utcs and pawncos
against tho Sioux In tho present wnr.
THE CRowB AND sIosnOSEs,
Gnd, promised most faithfully 10 return after thoy
, 1876-07-11

werc assigned, VIC have G1 removals III forty
years. or " per annum average, supposng That
these Bl removals wcro nado upon mere "a
price, which ia not likely. During t1iia time
there wcrc 10 Presidential elections, different
Presidents, and political rcvolusfons,-tl!at t.,
two changer Of political sentiment resulting II,
the coycrthrow Of poltticnl party anl thendveht
OF tho opposite party to tho executive power.
Tl,lt siitccs to sl,1w wl,ut were tho principles
md practice Of thn founders Of CUR uosefn-
ncnt, which Gor Hayes proposes, II elected, to
use ii his constitutional powcra to restnFe, A..
new principle wns introduced that TO Thu y!c-
tors irlong tho sp,lls of the vntquishcd.n Tho
word "slsils" VIVA lltly used IT, describe the
upcsntson. It showed proper and urazcm ;.p.
Ito plumber Of an ensny's camp. Or the tack'n,.:
shocked BY e intto9as.len Of !h!t new pslnsc
Tic party 10 whIci, jackson owed hIs elevation.
contnsn strong protests against the slcn,atn!iS,ny
ic.cncgs oE tilta Innovation upon tue practice VI
do nut rne how any advocate NJ Civil. Service tc.
forn, can fall 10 be tat,#ncd. aud moro lnn tatts
5 @ yeh WITH fss IL asfs si:si It: puo. e s
gard. Tint he will nnt, under my circumstances.
Gc cnn!Idatc for r1cctinu. y tnnrc than my
r,cis uneqnivocAi declarations. backed l,y m IN.
tasnihhcd reputation y nr!%ats To- me- tlat a'G
friends and snrpsstsrs u ~ nc ntsto" , ass m
giys 10 Ouv. iaycs their mast cordial hn effective
support For, surprising that Gov. T'!dcn "
IL practically Impossible for HIN, Il clrctcd, e,
curry il into effect. Tho demands ot hi. party will
override aud break dawn Ills strongest resolutions
lie viii te forced u yield tn tho clatr Of his pat.
ttans c1:o 10 VII no st ,,.qrt without IN. any
pari ii tllc cnnntry. With Gov, 1layrs Tho cn-s
viii hs ..,snt since Ills narty = ssay n poT u
,,iiicc nnw who o,,ght to be removed. Tho rcsna,
mn. isn.e Of o olec walc n ~ f' ps1f"rn ps5fsor
nncn of hle duties satisfactory" will rpcedIy i'm.
prose tho eharastor u the insn1'lens gcnsral,y
casc wnere tty result s MT reached, Ciyiservico
rufUrla rcquieus theIr ren,oyal with rs mae, ecr;
anty ~ Il lc:auls tue retention Of the fae!l1ul
md deserving.
II fov. linyra shall be elected. md shn1l carry
ont tiH ,effm o. rather tlls tc.c;tab!i,hmc.tt
the tloycsnnient, ho Will tlavc saved the country
from The most serons danger nuw nltnacing IT, OK.
tstcncc, and inscribed his own nhnlc In ths lst oi
ito greatest hcnesactore. HORACE WHITE.