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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-07-31
4 q 3 o 2 =.

HALIFAX. July as--A company OF
volunteers has gone to the sydney c. B
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
5alts bp Sufi!on.

4 MrRWIs suouobter.
TbT BANGS. MERWIN ~ Co, 6j6 Broadway,
kP Eord -t-,i-s " Books WORK, Of ~. g. 50
HpNTAf. starch 5ok- i GcErIai I',rsturr. . 4i"s
ISu4e Travels, Foouy, D'Traphy, Ar'nD'n 'eae.lg.r
lNcsi I.isory WORKS hr Drama, Alaeica. aa - sih
rO.trat. and Few .ftticll MoItH
NOTICE.-E. 4. LAWEENGE " Co. Auc-
~ noqeer, VIZ ~ELL q r6nr e. 'g', o., Cph, p,,
at,,i : 1875 s ~ O'Clock aogt 1000 ~ Ds % DOCK
PILFs To fuI irora2tiln eco IhV Cy Fe'ori. Copies
fO! ssl0 q. Nc. . Ctty nan
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
Go Ubom it Alan Concern

GEORGE and ABBY, the adopted children of
tT MORTON (wbo with Bis Ne aEa hr-i riie Er.s
lost IN TIE frank clarke OF EtiHr oI FT'ay lizht isi
are al THE SAILORS HOME. lJu ChslIs .t. NLctc
they temporarily raird Tor Thcv a'e Win ~ H
On nosr Iatvrs Their spuces hn CVrrdrI en %
tr CHARITABLE subscription fCr tn-ir relief Ia, ulnr
- he 0fca ~ .. r. ME1CtLF & Co.. cGh@icrb oi u"
vessel 100 I'roni ST. SAMUEL A. HALL, Corresponding
a-crcf,ry Awcrcn Scancns Frend society, NC.3u, 80
Waist. Nsw-l ois. March -j. l~-t
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
WHITE STAR LINE.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
The Steamers Line take the Lane Routes recommended
by u. =. NJ COLA. south ot tho Ea.As o tas
passage % OuronstoDn. all the rear rOuhd
ApRIATIC. SATURDAY, March =. at D. H.
BALTIC. SATURDAY, Aprn l. at III D. NJ
REPtf BItC SATURDAY, Ap1l ;, . y ~
GEHNANiC. sArU RDAY April i6 AZ 10 a. III
CELTIC SATURDAY ADril ~, nc 3 D. u . ...~.,.x
PROM TIE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 81, NORTH
RINER Il. -.
These steamers UNIFORM in size aud unsurpassed IN ap
SalOOn. StasrUOms, SMOKING i1apn
foDus are placed amisips the noise ana hO,iVu
i, snorlng degree OF comfort h'hefio 1uAI
HATTs-saloou s8O $40 and $780, gold. Return Tickets
outs favorable hteerage, -2S.
Of plan. and other iniornaon. apply at the
No"PAH| '"' " II. j. CORTIS, Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
gteamboats ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonia
I'D and Naugatuck Railroads Fare 81. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves Caharinesp at II noon and Bridgeport at
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
Business Chances.

A MANUFACTURER or HOUSEHOLD
"A UTENSILS with outOf town factory would Ike part
ner with t2sO0e competent % lo0k ater city wareroo.
Apply GRIGGs CARLETON, 9s BroadSey.
A PARTNER WANTED, Special or General,
"A thoroughly established Banking Yusiaess' pay ing
handsomely Can on w. II. LARAMohE bctMeen ~ a. Ill
and p. st the ofce 0f BusSwaer q Co., 10 WsiLst
WANTED-A PARTNER with $4,000 to
w $4,000 cash capital for . METAL AfpAkATUs pat
Partealars Inquire a H LiFPELT. N BowSy or 81 FL
eridaest NJ.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
.IlTulinTc.


ENANELED CHAMBER SUITS from $50;
IL sld Hlscx do, 80; marble TO- 10, 2 - rifsr
ss IN . tapestry ET els Cagpft n pct t1T lntt ants
a5c IT, n COW PkHIIWAt g. GO. lo3 anu lJi Cis.1aiE
TATTiNGS.-C C0iR MNtIlNGS,
w a c1al it, ant widths pTices WORTHY te attention
ol buyers Woocja IuGlllfs rphoi,trV 1y.iA -.
AMnEIW LtSfEE & Co, S1l AlntiNaJ.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
gte Cream.

DORTON'' ICE CREAM
Z Ia made from PURE ORANGE COUNTY CkFAN,
puc 81 thO sef - thsY compare IL
with tthfrs make, no, made from FuTc cream.
cur cNcd thOse Of ether shsSin@lt "I te
kiud in :lr world and rlrlst e0r th"s" oT a The 'e"
YORK dealers combined. We alutlIs enblsl - suPpy
nET1 -; AHrICLE At 4 LpWLE fidUHG ClAh any
other establishment
CHARLOTTE RUSSO. rich ard d,lic!0r9
70 C.NTS PsE DOZrN. o.. % CE,'Ts PEE QUART
DEPOTs-NO. sos irlIhYr. and 80. i,2ci BROAD
WAY
RUSSELL tx SONS, ICE CREAM.
~ j. ihie fOnse. opposite Cooper lusi.tdle.
Special ,Vufion o ont ottOvH ofi -
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25

Ie.Sis SAMUEL BROTHERS retura
thanks t. thair American roii,isriiuA iof
Ht.slr numerous rrcnTL Iitfla1tipus.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
fllnrtle ano Gldie Alaniels.

~
4 TTENTION Now il the tino to purchase
"A SLATE AND MARELE MASTELS. -.
Prices Slate ses and rcIs and o kinaH or
slate work. PENRHNS SLATE Co,
SD Union square, h. y. t4ib ave and lithstl
GASONI & ISOLA.
~ STEAM MARBLE ard GRANITE WORKS,
las n ~ Wet 4Uth st., near Broadway
Monuments, Mant-s Aitars Figures, Thing. WanAc'inS
&c importers and manufacturers in Italy of maGbie
work Of every description.
CRATES and FENDERS.-T largest assort-
w mont - Grsit ard Fenr5 over on red IN this narts
finished style, low ard ball loS down Gatss s.th
dumping a;tacrarnt specially. 4 large variety oil Gas
Logs, fancy nickel plated AndIOrS. etc.
Liberal discount IA tIc trade.
CONOVEB. WoOLLEY = Co, 8e5 Canalst, 6sw-York
MARBLE and MARBLEIIED MANTELS,
w NEW DGSIGNS, ti2 urwsri also Monumental
work greatly pcos hsg) tuning for the trade
i. KLABER NO. ~ las; llghte ~.
ITEWARTs Slate. Marble and W cod Mantels
sONcw snd elegant designs ranging ia rrce from $40 up
fbc traie ii1rTtly dealt with 20 and - Nest @dhL
W. u. & 4. S. NiCbOIS.-250 entirely new
~ designs Marble, Slate, ant Wood N,nteA Niuutac
Cfeunng Stable FXturrs kene uie' N"thrr
Vance, Mhoie-J ani retail csEa Tor catalogues IS hut
sVAbt, ogpisHc NoftIdt
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
RESIDENTS IN AMERICA

Cca he supplied with LoriOn Clothing,
81 lao snrat mate. al, perfect "a s'y.e
sui ~, .Iy iV.iO.i,ig tAr .nsti:s ions ~
nur -sif Ae,.ufc mrHt Riilrs. IN orr Sow
Fashion n1os. whi'L. With SAMPLES OF
Matrr as, l. forwarded losificA. \ re
.rtit.uc- Oi ialf the smoGnt must br
sratNlth order. out the remainder Ne, Il
not ra pad tir the delivery o.; the gcciS
On Vref'rff-u. a, Jrr1ngrUcnts have
been made that the r~slding COM
panir.' Asept ..isll 1T the TINE u ieNy-
err At aay gIyrB sJ'irsss cs'l"ct the bat
sncs dnG trgct Irr slth foywarllDS
chsrzes and Cls.ows duoA. THIS mole
of collection and ieliyerT hL' Jevh FOUND
~ grrat service iG cuu.ucuaS very ef'
tc.s,ve American trade.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

bAtlFlc MAIL >. :. LINE.
4 FoP CALIFORNIA JAPAN, CHISA, AUSTRALIA,
X N.\y.yRALANp. E&iEt>I tOI.C ABlA, &C.
Sntlp. from Fer fOot ci Clasi~t.. North River.
FOR SAy Ft.N NClsCO yia - HIuS OF PANAMA
COLON. Fftuay. starch 81, ~ no
Connecilpg for al CES TRIAL AMERICAN and SOUTH
PACIFIC PORTS.
PUOM SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AND CHINA
CITY OF PENlNu. April /. -
FGOn zAS FRANCISCO 10 VICTORIA, PORT FTO"Ns'
END TACOMA, PORTLAND, Sc, nc.
On tho lO.h aud 2jth u! every mcntn-
A., ,s. appy al CaIA-st. " Y.
IA. J. BULLAN super .ntondent
CTATE LiNE-ro Glasgow, Liverpool, Du0-
- Beas; and inderry Thesc iTst class tIu pow
stfaucrs Yilissn irOp
lIrr ~. SortL Ryer-F0ot OF canal 81. ,. =,
~.
SLATE oT INDIAN Thursday Aprii
NLNANl gsia". Aprti 20
AnalternatrI II RSDAhS hereafter fu, cahin $50 So
ana $50 fycur.Cl Tickets $50. second Cdun Ti0 Re-
turn Tctata ESQ. SieeTaee at lowest rates Apply 10
AUSTIN BALDWIN & 90. Agcuts, IL br0ldHdy " 7,
sTEERAuE OFFiCE NO. Al BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25

The New IllIairtie.l yocE 0i fasiioEs
c,.,isils - Portrsi,s " Boy Princes Of
rut-ne. EwileHt statesmen, aEi Ner-
clagt II noes. selected fTOni all ra1ks
and raitiv-. Fsch Portrait with BOG
rarhi,al mrrnuifl afprus - hfuge mus
tF.firy fre newest AMI most g"uile-
naaly stvl' - attire foy bcnti~irrn''.
Yulihs'. aaa BOYS C.oihlng. faiiori1
ana Guils o. l,if 93lfcrrent rrut
re. Geod5 delivered G. o. T., to any
address
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
gnroptan advertisements.

Proved to be tho best preventive Of
sMAIL-POx, FEVER and SKIN DISEASES.
tits most agreeable vitaisIns and refreshing OF all sa
DsA and gves rolisf in Headaches Sea Bous
sickness It quickly Of Erupve Skin
Complaints The various arising from Constipation,
Climatic influences the Liver Blood Impurities Inocula
tion Breathing Air Infected with Fevers Mea
Small pox cured and prevented by its SOLD
BY all Chemists and the Manufacturer
The numerous statements and letters relating to It's marvel
ous positive scarlet fever and ohor blood
posons remarkable and painfully suggestive OF
great neglect whenever the PYREfIC sALIN not en-
pIoycd in these diseases furnishes the blood with its
los. saline eousuents"fDr Morgan, M d., etc, etc.
The late Dr. Thurlcy states in his letters and lectures
found act specific form Of Scarlet Fever,
no 9th n medicine being given"
NOTICE MY TRADEMARK AND NAME
BUYF-coLoRED WRAPPER.
All other .arncsars
SPURIOUS IMITATIOEs;
in fact attempted raua the public well as myself
Sold by all Chemists and the Maker IN patent glass stop
pered bottles a. Is Cd, Is 6d, lis, and 2Is each.
Special Agents. Mcssrs. BAIEs. Liverpool Edirburgh.
and YORK; GLASGOW AroTHECARIEs COMPANY, and
HATRICK q Co.. Glasgow.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
NORTHERN l.. r. or y. ].
TEHfGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

4 I4JTNI .lIIIL I NNTI@NVAI
hIhPRh NG Ex ENr or PASSENGER TRAINS. Dec. :,
le75Ieaye .opDs too 0, Corand; sd DescEoiSes ss M
D IA FOR iasOA, Dethlcnrl, Allentown, Aauch CHUNK.
Nl,leo. Beaver Meadow. Mshanoy CITY Shenandoah. ~.
CIiuis, Wifosia l:itSL0e. EaIr3 oS cCnleosIS Hut
trins or itsa Apbdrp Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fans,
and the " at
D. IN ior E.Ls.1n. Betlchln- AlcAt0wL- MaRch ChInk,
Hatrtpl HahaaJy CITY Shenandoah, WEeabarTe, PittsCa.
hammock nlAStss cose oonuoo,oas for Reading,
d a. fGr Fasou, ~ .hle,:en, Allentown, ard Mauch
ID - M 81 III, 2res, daily. for Easton Bethlehem. Al
leu;oyr aausi ftlnk WkcsbeTr, iIttston Elnira &c,
conatctr trains for hacs Ahrn, colchester Buiao.
p,Ils Wet. Ig.innyus sleeping
aftscaed. kDB'f "A. SAY ~, 'igg't aid kng
reg E2sieTa once e1frer o. Chuleh az Certln; SD.
A
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD, c,..

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- Leave New-York from foot OF DcsDrosses aud Cora
''' cars I from Sew4ort to Baltimore and @ashhston
bS csR cnes a@ s caIs S G % s close
connections Tor Columbus, indianapolis, Louisville. and
25S 70: WasanctOn and ths South ssyasnah Forida
and New Orleans Through cars from New YORK To
S daily sSs to s as f2San S al %s
cnfnns ST d1u Sc b bsasng close lose connection,
'1s
fTsqsn sleeper paG5S and
si5 and TBS BrSsqsay Ses.Yofs and ticket caice;
ASK FoR TTcKEfs VIA BAITiaoRE HAb otto Kin
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW:JERsEY.
az a1s w G @ G o. ~
sb5 wh Ds ss a5 bs Tss r. 1 a win L1s
Direct inc TO narrisoSrs PltSgIsh and the West;
'1-l cnnmas.,n. - n'sr'' $ISffFG ARRhSc saENr ,n
ri for ssson seivers Bethlehem
bsIn AsnSwn Manch Chunk Tamaqaa Tamaaend Wixss
e:is @.-wsy Tram Tram tor tor Pnnsilsn an, r,
at Junction with Del I IacF SF and Vest ha"0 connects
nto% s1' and s West fss
Eas,oa for Msnsh ch9nt fs%sqHa Towanda wiKesSaro
-I9do & a. ln--Way TAIN for semsryIe sns ilemugton
MaIoh Chunk, Taa,aqua MaSsnoy city Haz.eton Wilkes.
barre Fading Counbis Lancaster Ephrata POttsvlle
- l5 aEIrsEss j or Eastoo, nevldere. Data. Msacn
$50 D. m.--Way tram for Duneilen-
400 D. m.-Way uain for Easton, Allentown, and Halch
Chunk. Connects at Junction with DEL Lack and West r.
4S0 D. m.-Way train for Someryiilc and Flenington
500 D. m.-Wsy train for Dlnellen -
5i5 m.-By3SINg EXPHss. daily Tor fastor. AentOwn.
Ma,sh Chunk Wilkesbarre Towanda, Reading and HA:iS
burg
% p. m.-Way Train for Somervie
600 y. nl.-Way TTaip for SomerTla
$50 ,. m.-Way TTaia for DnncDen.
7OOp. In.-Way Tram for sOmsrvua
S3Dp. m.-Eor Easton.
!p31 D. m.-Way Irain for Somervlls
~ O0 D. n.-W3y Train for Dnietlen.
E0P Elizabeth at 5.3) Glj, O.35, Z, $50 7tJ, SiJ,
900, g30 1913 ll:l5 o. M y M i2I3. 200 2iS, 2.
5:5J 3s6, !, AtJ. i30 i4b, D. 5:t0 03o oao, T. Cl3.
'''o' . '''' '''' ''0 r. f. RICRER, SIpt and Eng
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25

IN FLYER HAILRoAD.--After Jan. !, 1876, through
tvai1s viii leave Nrahd Central Depot: 80
500 ~, Chicago anl Norihera EAprsS& with drawing
t1is tuilugi 10 Rochester
1880 Sciai Chicago Express Win craving yfOol ss
10 Rochester and Iiiialo .... ,,-...,.
lJ.Og ,. ID NOsthcTl and western u sSrtosS.
400 D. NJ Montreal ExpEcss vita slee2.l; cara from Vow.
YORK .AltSn- arriving at 8JaJ;SAi az 20 .. m
GOJ D. U Exyrsss with seerascars f0r HatcrUoVn aat
Capsalaiga9. hx. ior Montreal va Plai sou ga: e.,
Pfciro Ex'Iess Usiy Win sleeping CARS Ior
R0chasfe Niagara Fails L5afalo esr and ana ChcIhatii
also Caifaxo both r. :. ara ~ = tiiIves. -r~
Ito D. ~ EpIes with seoIn; ears Tor Albany ana troy
"'y 'i''a' '' .e' l0''' INV g u; KBNDaIcK.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
LnRTH GERMAN lloyd
York, Havana Il Meyican Mail > >. Line.
~ steamer. leave PIER :, SOrth i;iye-. n IA.


NTew-Yor1 Havana 81 MeYican Mail ). ;. Line.
~ steamers leave PER >, S0rth iive- ~ p IA.
For HAVANA DIRECT
CITY or NENNDRh .- ~ = y W l. Mar .,
CITY Or ri t,pAG Apii I
Iu( VERA CRi Ii AND MEN ORLEANS.
calLE - tyara fro-isso, CaDe1chv lG-ren anu apco
ClLl VF Ms:, --------'''.'. sSDA1 n2.l5a Il
Tor Freight ptssase apply 70 90
b AbRXASrRf z Sons. S0s. 81 and 70 Broadway.
steamers viii l-lFo DTea3s Aytll 10 ana Aay Tor
Vera cruz md a! tle above ports.
NFW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL
Those rrstcs.s steamships SAL regularly a, p from
P!,l 10. - .,nftI E!yer. IA follows: -. .... - -
~fpa.ff.4u COL "a ~ ....... ~ .-'DN T. M1rcl. y
Sf.,Hisstp CItsSCENT CRY. I'll u f>Dn i, Algb 3.
ssei. For freight og u2ssasr Apply 70
NIiIfAH 4. CLYDE & CO., No bowlsgstcc1.
AcXELLAE. ~ ~iid y Co.. Agc",s IA Havana
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.-rHE
~ GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY MAIL
STEsMi.g- BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HANRE.
GAiITNUa PLYNOUTB. GE,lorthe handing - p17sencers
The splendid TINS favoro route foe the continent
tpur more spEh,y hru any 0teD viii sail nom Pier 40
90, Nofth River - follows: ,.,'
ANEEIOVF. puuEoi1 ........SAll kuAN. hurl 10.
triUirttr.. itaA , Apft -
PfICE or PASSAGE ~ GOLD uuclud.ng Winei;
Firs Cabin. $40 - 81 %, according to aecom,loi tor
cabn So third cabin siJ Return uese's az reduced
rates. go -, .- 4. -. -.
l.t and without extra CAsD steamers m1rked
lhu. IL DO Il steegagU uaS,sil -rs.
louis DE BEBtAN Agent. No. % broii"ay.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25

II Of RACINE, Issued uuer authority Of an act Of tho
sSy,,rrs ~ tho state Of Wisconsin, approved Feb Z,
Ss.i,a PROPOSALS viii be Ieceiy ~ the Osee n the
81 ck of tho Cy Eac1o Until noon of tho lss day o.
& 1eS nom ccrs Of the bonds named above 10 surron
~ mon sd louls fJr cancellation or payment ~ the same
o tn sinking fund 20 an amount ho' !" 'A9ee ieeA 'hod
SAM dollars , - -, ,., ana ., horas .-oo,,,s ~,,e
ana tin., fOr which they issued and DO marked
as ior sIe u Racine CITY Bonds The city Teseryes
ebe ~ rlt 10 reject ana al bids L. DOUU, mayor
n ~ ssCY h. Controller.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25

aNON PACIFIC RAILgoAD LAND GRANT BONDS
TRUSTEES OFF.t4, No 10 E2UrTABLR 81 iLDlNs.
sCsioS. March %. 1876. }
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
- noon THURSDAY April 6. 1876 for the sale o; FIFTY
Thoussut Dollars ($5000o o the LAND GRANT BONls ~
said JEou PgiGc Railicad Company the under iGlol
rgstA ia accordance tho indo II mortgage Of
APHi i6 1867 FRHb. 34itb P2UAMM p AMFs. Trustees.
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,a,SAERIFF'SuSALE6smos
\ -l--Saa--s--4 .+ta-- :.ess sss..4..s-s441.
llNsHERffF's SAFE. .5sa :, 5, sai .
.otli.lsssF' 81 'l'yytlElyii,SF''ssa.ss X. -,
= ~; ! iIes...pS H. aas saa sos : :

~ sirtua 81 II an 1sd 1ossdsr II Hale in attsehnsnt
4 % me direeled from thb court Of common
'pisas Of llonro4 sounsy, ohio. will Sssr1 for
sSfs a. shs ffont dssk sf kAps court ho1sss IN
Inc sswn es, WI Aasasld. jbstwssa the, ,hburs
40 6'olosk y ana h,e.slees p n-gon
Satsrday,shs a6ae deb bsf February, 1876
the following dsserS Sedlrsal estaseps'suats n
she county snd ssatss 6sssaid; % wit: 2fis
h,TAs one undivided 4 ath part subiect to ths
,iiispststs Of The yido3pf 4. Kants. decessed
being the intsrest of JkssPh Kunts IN spd z
county, ohic, 70 Wit: fhe futhesst quarter o
I ne s6,atheast quarts3 of S\ction twenty.two
tswnsAip six oS r.ste sizs ssntasning tort!
ssrss more or les; albs the Ysst part Of th
soutAwsst quartsr Of tsctipn siE teep, tovnshil
sin u range siz, ese4essiinaiing q siai fty aefes' NOR
OF less. @',s'
p" So - 5sssi4I.lo.lA .lArTLIm
Z. jsn2s, ,,7sw6. Sheriff u. G. Q.
HoLllsrrH 4 oBBI, A!tys.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-22

" Sebastopol was declared q cotnnner
cial port just one year ago. Now n i
the second corn granery III southern
Russia, and new buildings and boule'
Yards have sprung up as d by magic.
During January the demand for post.
AGE staniIa, postal cards and stamped
envelopes reached the unprecedented
amount of sS3, ,5e0,00O worth. These
figures are considered indicative OF
rapid revival of business throughout tbt
country.
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LI \ | n En- |.

~ 1
1eefnesfiTfP~f@ arc us tGyrf -
wo1derpf psmocs.As -
Liniments' that We can oonna.ly ~ =. az
will alieSiato any p~'. . =,
bone or muscle oersnee"en''
tend tiptthey viii msnd trYksAiy
teryhfnate l,oils, butt ssdn' in suoA oaSss
~ Ill, ,.a,,os N. ;ra.m NATION and allay tie
ass y " M an - sa1FsStss the prupsr rvsuas
p.'A. 49, - !. ,,o;souod bv whisky
where the J, pody Is h PVisYiloua y q. -ss.r
Temperance AZ - fy'0 efe'
cal, as mental oonol.'on- x !.
Thes "n,se H'''nl = css.r,
particularly aaAp'es s.s,s.sr...,.. = - 80 r..h
atism' LumDsgo N'al - .ss.r-'I' -. s.'
sprafffs, chaiolains' ouss' Dr
PoisOns. Scaldf, sqlatoa, !" ~ D4sA' ' =
the AIDE, ornos, sl eepss .lsspssss
Frosted fees. IMsy sSrsSssSs, = - - !.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-22

DY virtue of . vendi. OK. 10 me directed
ID ,from. the court Of common plsss. .ef Mon
roe ooppsJ OhioeE will kebsfsf sele st the
front door of tbs court Moose indie town o.
WoodsAeId, between the hours Of fo1o'elook
q. m. and 4 o'clock p. m on
Saturday, the 4th day Of March. 1876,
The following described real estate situate In
the county and State Aforesaid, TO Wit:
The undivided one-hak interest Of Joseph
B. Cline in ths sonth part Of -ths VEST halt
Of the northwest quarter Of saction ninsteen
township three and range, fys, containing
forty .ons acres.
Also, the southeast quxstsr= Uf the RUTH.
east quarter Of section txsnts-ssvsu, town'
ship three Of range ave. csntssnipy forty
acres. =.
Appraised. arst srsct, ,,as $500 Z q g
| .. 81 ID ID j" as!!l.9eo. ,.., ,s.T
| fsbl.T6w6. Sheriff u. Z. y.
Busrss 4 MALLORY, A:.ys. 'SAa s
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receive Mack's telegram Yonr friends
will doubtless make you visit. s
% III WILLIAM U AvE Err IS
Colonel Dycf presented dispatcl
sen, by Joyce u Avery, and 1t was OF
Iected TO-
THE Court-fIave YOU got any ssfz
dencc beyond these declai aions Of Joyce
to connect Avery7
Mr.. Dyer-I don't care to put any
thing further than those telegrsms pass
ing between Avery and these parties. a..
The Csurt-T Leave bs these ldkpatsk
es, and 90 on with the rest.
This "Avery" telegram held in re-
serve was as follows:
~y,,,~ = ST LOUIS, March IL, 1874
w o. Avery, Washingt oas:l 'tlegtam
received. Start for San Francisco Sun
day night. All perfect here
s,....,l q. .... ,JoYcE d.
Mr. Dyer then, read as followsa7s lf,-
Sr LOUIS, March IL. 1874.
General o. L Babcock, Washington
Start for San Francisco Tomorrow
night. Make D. call of Ills scanda
hounds that only blacken the memory
Of poor Ford and friends. e.
2F.1 Sr. LOUIS, January Is, 1874
J w. Douglass, Washington, D. c.
l desire to visit Washington on impor
tant official business. q"
q iie @e "A2 JonN A. JoYcE.
WASHINGTON, d C, Jan 13, 1874 !.
John A. Joyce, ST. Louis: ] prefe
not to authorize you to come, except OF
important official business, - ,ta
- 2. 49, j. W. DoUaLAss. j
- WAsHlNaroN, January 81, 1874. !
General John Mcdonald, St Louis
4 Everything looks we'll; send on report
feel shnnkey. n .2sasn1 1Eo JOHN.
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And now farmers can raise their own
explosions, Ms Elisha Keene Of Green
Hsrbor had occasion to use q frozen
pu,npkin the olLer day, and put It in the
oven TO thaw. As she was taking II
out Il exploded with immense force, hit,
tins the old ladysin the fsce and burning
her severely.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-22

, ,erTaks notice! !, The Republicans
of the OHIO Legislature are expected to
DO their duty D "A month and q half gone
and almost nothing done -Gasette.L
This is the Reform Legislature This
4 tie Legislature that was chosen 70 rec
tifY the errors which Democrats had COM
mitted. A nice, retormatory body
sCinciaadti Enquirer.
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ChIoaees Cattle Market. :

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4 25a4 87l:: best 5a5 70 sas ~ .
HOGS-Psclkipg 4 S0a8 %; bacon 8
as 10; shipping 8 25es 40: i -.
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From the New York Sun. 18th inst

Abraham tlncola' Oeash. E
10 day tae auuivefsary Il FRESH
lent Lincoln's bish lf he had lived dtih
nov he wouh hsve beeh 6G years old ii
The folio wing viyii descriptions thaAt
scenes a, Ford Thea,er at The time ot T
the assassination. from forthc''ining
book by Walt Whitman, has never before /,
been published:
Thealav, Ap,illt, 1868. seems to have
been apleassnt one througlpgtthe Thole
land-the moral atmosphere pleasaut too
the long storm, SO dark, 81 fratricidal,
full of blood aud doubt snd gloom, over
and ended at last by the sunrise Of such
an absolute national victory and utter
breaking down. Of sscessionism--we al 4
most doubted our own senses! Lee had :
beneath the apple tree Of Ap. !
pomattox The other armies, the danges
Of the revolt. swiftly followed t,
Tile President came betimei, and, with
his wife, witnessed the play, "Our Amer
ican Cousin" from the large stage boxes
Of the second tier, two thrown into one.
and profusely drapcd with the national
flag sf s'l >'HAiG 'i.3i
There is scene in The play represent
ing modern parlor. in which two un, Y
precedented English ladies are informed I
by the unprecedented and impossible
Yankee that he is not q man of fnrtane,
and therefore undesirable for marriage
catching purposes; after which, tue com
fments being tinishea, the dramatic trio |
make exit, leaving the sage clear for
moment There was panse. hush as 1t !
were Atthis period ctme the murdero'
Abraham Lincoln Great a. that was,
with all its manifold train circliag round
it, and stretching into the future for many
century, in the politics, history, art, dc,
of the New World, in point Of fact the
mali, thing, the att,ial murder. tran spired
with the qniet and simplicity Of any com
lmonest occurrenceAthe bursting aof a
hb1d or pod in the growth Of segetstion,
\ for Instance. aAiSs $500 20 80 We =.
fThrough7tile general hum following
the stage pause, wittrthe change Of posi-!
ttions, &C., came the in6fIiedn sound sof q
l pistol shot, whiciI not NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.tof the au,lience hesisI a the ittime lsnd
4 vet moments hush somehow, surelyt
vague, startlesi thrilla asnd then, through
the ornamented, titapsfiesi,s starfe'l Adj
striped speedway or the President 6eSsl
sudden tisufc, aspanaraises himself with
/ hands and feet, stands moment on the
! railing, leaps below TO tKe 'stage,s (adiss
,s,n 40 ,,erh 81 .fSor t;sfeesF " fatl it,ut
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