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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25
PUBLIC OPINION.

The New York Herald lis confiden
that the Republicans will carry tn
war into Africa" and arraign the Demo
Gratis as disloyalists They arc ito b.
accused Of impairing the public credi
BY advocating repudiation OF settlet
erected for the protection OF the freed
men, and OF q relentless design to pu
tho Government under the control o
the old Southern oligarchy; to turr
back the hands on the dial, destroy thu
results OF the war, nullify the consti
tutiOnel amendments, and put our poll
tics In the same condition as when thu
Southern whites ruled the country BY
the aid Of Northern doughfaces. The
conclusive answer to such declarations
is the choice OF q candidate whose name
Is Uncle SAM" No Southerner OF
nuaa- Southern can be touched, and q
Western man, at the head Of the ticket
would alarm the moneyed classes
whom We can't do without. It must be
Tilden and Hendricks = News and
Courier (Dem.)
The Republicans have rejoiced SO sin.
cerely over the escape from the nomi-
nation OF Blaine, that they have not
taken into full consideration the oppor-
funity that was lost In the failure to
nominate Bristow. We have not
changed the opinion 30 often expressed
during the late Presidential canvass,
that Bristow was the candidate. whose
nomination would be equivalent to an
election. The battle has yet to be won
for Hayes and the difficulty Of his po-
siti0n Is, that he cannot profit by the
hostility Of the President, as Bristow
might have done, and that the policy OF
the Administration In the campaign Is
not likely to be potent for good. IL Gin
cinnati Commercial Und.)
The Tilden and Hendricks ticket is
taking like wildfire. The Montgomery
41dveTtiser and the Mobile Register say
U has been we'll received in Alabama.
The New York World, at one time op-
xiRes that Tilden is the coming man,
nd that union with Hendricks is be-
io received with general favor; and the
Huisville Courier. Journal: "The city
o.Louisville is ablaze for Tilden and
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25

On His Plan Of outlet for the waters of
the Mississippi.
Memphis Appeal.l /

Memphis Appeal
A number OF our best citizens con.
vened at the Office OF Judge Brown yes
terday evening to hear the report OF
Capt. John Cowdon on the subject oi
the gateway to the sea, and the reclama-
ton Of the Mississippi lowlands. Judge
Brown presided over the meeting and
Richard Rawlings acted as secretary.
After the reading Of the report, which
was adopted, Col. A. J. Kellar and S. j.
Camp were appointed committee to
superintend the publication of the re-
port In pamphlet form. Capt. Cowdon,
In his report, discusses and shows the
impossibility Of ever obtaining an out
let Of more than twenty feet Of water by
any system OF dredging at the mouth Of
perpetual permaneDcy cannot be claim
ed for any canal that may enter the
Mississippi from the east side He
elaborately discusses the jetty system
in Europe; as there applied it Is utterly
unlike the Mississippi, and cannot Sc
cure the water this valley requires. He
next discusses the Barataria Canal,
showing that it Is the only route that
will be permanent and reliable, afford
ing as much water as any other Ameri-
can port. Capt Cowdon closes his re-
port by showing that only by the outlet
system can the lowlands be reclaimed.
Capt. Cowdon has given much time to
the investigation of this subject. For
years he has, through the columns Of
the Memphis press, labored to impress
its importance upon the public mind,
and his report should be carefully read
by every resident Of the great Missis-
sippi Valley.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25
New Yorsunl

Ii the Democratic PITY puts in nomi-
nation at st. Louis aaail like Tilden,
who represents the spE Of reform, ii
can at once begin aghst the Cincin-
natl ticket q campaign hich shall be
steadily aggressive. Wstever NAV be
the conventional respectfully OF Gov.
HAYES and Mr.. Wheeler, ley are both
Identified with Republican, xtravagance
and railroad jobbeIy, n they must
carry on their backs Graz, Belknap,
Rabcock, Blaine, Robeso, and all
the rings which tor eight ears have
hesn pl1nderiBg the people, pd which
now take then as their caadiates. But
by M unwise acaon At St. Louis te Demo
crats 81 M may Use the aggressive which
thew thew Of righ should hold
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25
THE CAMPAIGN DEMOCRAT.

The Campaign WEEKLY DEMOCRAT, a
large eight-page paper, will be fur
pished from the LIST OF July to the 1st
November for the small sum OF One
Dollar. Every man In the State should
subscribe. Every Democratic and Con
servative club should subscribe for
from twenty-five to one hundred copies
for distribution.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25
Farming Extraordinary.
From the Fargo tCal.) Times.l

What do you think Of an unbroken
furrow six miles long? That's what you
can see any day by going. on Elm river,
where Messrs. Dalrymple and Grandin
are breaking prairie: The teams start
in the morning and make one round
across an entire township and back
twelve miles) before dinner, and the
same in the afternoon-tw twenty -four
miles travel for each team every day.
All Tor wheat next year,
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25
fulton Times.l

You can buy cane fish pole for
twenty-five cents, and catch just as
many fish with il as you can with a
jointed one that costs seventeen dollars ;
but you cannot take it apart and slip It
under your coat when you go fishing on
Sundays, as you can one that Is In sec
tions, and a religious outside appear
ance Is worth sixteen dollars and sev.
enty-fiyc cents to most men.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25

Monthly advertisements. having the run Of
NE papor, inserted every other day, to be
charged two thirds the above rates.
Edkcrial page monthly advertisements. each
Square. 90 Der month.
Uatos mr. Advertising In the Weekly New
Or1ea ms Democrat.
Trsnsient and genera rates the same as for
Dsily.
ADVERTISEMENTS for the period OF one month
And longer ~ follows:
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25
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ADvERTIS1NG RATEs-DA1LH.

= Transient Advertisements u per square tten
tnes Of solid agase) frBt insertion; 30 cents
~ sQbseQucnt consecutive insertion.
N antS. To lt6nt, For Sales and Boarding nd
xeEtis0ments, 10 cents line. net cash. solid mea-
out9, None taken nj less than ~ cents.
advertisements for the period OF one month
nd longer, as follows:
Local or Business Notices 20 cents line. net.
Hf1itOrial Notices. In Editorial type. 50 cents q
RaA. not.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
TERMS or THE PAPER.


DAILY lpsblished every evening and Sun lay
Mp9ume9 p0r annum 90: : and O. same rate half
y4kflZ had quarterly
.NKEKLY (published every Saturday morn
IL. DCr amman -: and at same rate half
yesrly and quarterly
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25

II Is against Wheeler a. Y. Com
chairman q the Pacific haway .sed cd :
ssifte in % Wher ali tho jobs werep epasseo'
HON York Herald.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25

Why is baby like wheat Answer.
Because it is first Graded, then thrash
ed, and finally becomes the flower oi
, 1876-01-01
MISCELLANEOUS,
FEEnIHil CATTLE.

4 Adorutaslon OF men having cattlo ut Dicksn-
so,,, Abel Il Co.'s place waited upon Gen. Web
ator yesterday to ascertain whethor their prop
orty wss included Ia t,to sc!zsffa, and also liow
they wcre to atrnnsa nbout food. The men, rho
woro introduced By afr. Dickinson, wore In
fox1ucl by tha Collector TINT their catt1o wore
oil right, and that sl1oY could re,nnin at tho
dfs.iofy as long M tho elops held out.
While ia ac1. Wohator's psoaeuco, Alr. Diek-
inson asked cuncerniug tho coal on tho
premises A. the limo OF tho Be!zure. which ho
stated belonged to MIN In Cleveland. whoHo
nntne ho oauld not remember. Con. Wotater
ataled emphaticAly TINT the coal wux Included
in the soizIro, and Mr. Dickinson LOTT lte oics
gtumbllng at tha law which a'lowed cs.sls to 60
FREQ, and yet kops its lron~graap on coal. AZ 70.
garded the cattlo, Gun. Webater finally said that
Ii tho dasillof4 ohaso 10 food their cattle
rather than hAya them ttaryo, tile onners could
10 on and grind and scald thsls corn aud run Ii
out into the feeding tnbB, of cullrso without dis
tillatlo1f. Tho nenornl sail tbst hp would TO
Responsible for alythinR that might happon II
they took thIa COURSE. This tt expensive, bnt IL
sbparlnt scosasry II tho cattle nro to bo kept
-:,lva
S., ~. - ..-s tsSut1so last eyca:rG }guroa
up tho .a receipts from internal revenue for
Lilo Fsras olstrcs O! I'haosa for the ~aar ended
last ovpulng. They SHOW I'D footing OF s9.304-
231 st for 1876, against 351 410.97 for 1871,
-~-a gala OF o. e4l, a2l. II.
, 1876-01-01

provided. whereby. snd tJ forre Of said sasus the
s,td Distilled sni.a and Liquor. hsra tooou,s and ass
H ssfcfess s s1a H1s 81 al and psu. The
Err!fos atoss,s!d ths sa,l Attorney ot tac gn!ssa
Ge 70 es IT. o. ~ uas "a rfssa "a sS so soE
fetnrt Ut he said property seized ~ htorc.sh and
to stvn no.lec 70 al ror.m: concerned IN ,n.est.t to
arrcar ani show easo IN TIM return day Of said pro-
ee's Why such forfeiture should MT h. dsertt1.
ATTORNEY of the United STATED for tho N1rther Dik-
tfjct pf 1l]tnuIs.
TltK ALCOHOL WORKS.
Following in tbs tn nfotmbtipn in the case Of Tho
fair BAspes of al like papers Il, tho utl,er canos
to cun1bt
ue I. remembered that on this st day OF Dnecsnbcr.
n tae 5cat of ons Lori lag, Mtrk n,nE. Attorney
nof.. ant n thn mama and on bststf u the unNast
stases u AnvEcat stres ths Court hora 70 uaie1.n
az q Dreealatr Il Yc.r q Lard la;s torIs:
At Chicago in ta So{thetn Dis1rcs Of IlIois within
to 1urt,1:an % ~. aonosa't ss 0u1 Gno '
Deputy Collector IT ths internsi flevenue uf Ito
yated Esacs for the First Collection District of the
Slate Ut Inola, did seixA ~ ferfoed IL The tni$t
atsseA ths gooda. wars. and lnerchanahe md real
es;.ts following, tt.t "a 70 say; .,o -. ,.,.,
s,,l ny hatb tho rams In his sn,toy =, tens fos.
.hereto to-ws: at Chicago within lid d]ssiet. s.d
dtser5 and tho haid lot ami. tract Of 1hd IN which
.,a a.sttery "a an H. s'u:'sa wcss a1 u
esil sltorhcy aninovn, tbe MD person of par4ons
bcns then mud there. snl for long limo rrfor thcse
er 81 eS.ers eS hens to 1S sfr.Ha to un
hsates IT thu informal taxes isnpoacd the
ss!t, then and thcre, and for long tino prior thert
To. kuled by said person persons IN said d!stilcry
ot tLo rat,,o of ths United Bt.s~ in such ense nado
sns s Ell Mes;s anx a5fs ., ssa
a.. tract q lan become, and sst, forfeited to
And, thoralure, b fe.aon Of all aud n.ne,1,r tho
premises Aforesaid, tic said Attorney Of tic unsd
6.stna on hchAf Of tho Unlcd Slstes rrays tho said
IT. duo ip1 % 1S s2 f,
tD Riye not srhous concerned III interest TO
appear aud OF tho return dag Of said pro-
ecs' why ~ nss should not es ss .isetrea. s e
Attorney et the United statos for Tho Northern o4
trtct of Illinois.
--@ haro lsaoae forfaited 10 tae raid United
AID therefore. by roaaon OF all and alnsutar tho
sstes o. besf q r initrd sa.s, rraya the aid
Court that duo rgetcas itsuo 10 rntosee tho said for
fettrs Of raid property 50 seized ss afore.a and to
poar aA show CAUSE the return day Of sath protess
Why sash forfeiture should mol bo ,seresd; 1t 49,.
Attorney Of tho United States for the Northern Dis
1riet Of Illinois.
Tho proprietorB Of tho Alcohol Works vers no
anxious to hava their plnco lot looso that they
agEerd with tho attorney to nllow him to add
certain other counsa Afterwards II he should 80
wish.
Aftor tho filing Of rho infor,nations tho Court
appointed ID ap;irnisors fn both caae8 tIessrn.
1Ieubeu Cleveland, Louis Wolff, and lIugh brad
ala.Y. mho IT. onco proceeded to pass upon koeloy
ottaco hours ou n valuation. but did not got
around 10 have tho bond fled. J. Y. Clarke and
0f'atilah Jackson woso prepared to qualify ~
ausotics.
, 1876-01-01
THE. PARDON MILL.
Executive Cleraenoy at tho Illinois
6tnto Prison.
Cor. BeverttEo Releases 13d
Criminals in Year.
Ills Mandate Seems to BE: Let All
Guilty Men Escape.
Twonty-hvo Murderora and sixteon
Burglars Set Free.

70 tht }afisr af f5r tAfnae 7fftnnt.
Jot11r, ILL.,, Zee. ST. 0bhcrslhE Of late several
editorials In TuE Tn1nuSE On tho subject of par
doning out Of tho reni.entinry OF prisoners, /
have At nomo llstlo trouble ohtaiuo,l for sou N
of1ioM 1lat OF pofsons liberated at Tho iostancs
OF Gov. Bercrdac, iron, Dec. !, 1874. to Doc 10,
1876. Dnring thcso tbirtecn months ho' has
turned looso tpon tho world 13i criminata; on
MI average hbuut 10 month. The csiindb for
Witch these mon Nelo scnt 10 prison wero u
toliowas
Murder. ...... TIAff6n. ............
ManaanRhscr. BtEerEtry..... .,... q
Asfanlt 10 Kill. ......... 4lNgsny y.............
nnrgiAry. 1htCnlnterftit!n1... ...,,, =
Grand lascenJ. ...... AalMiacsi!AucouR. ....... II
Aspc.... ...,.. ....... u -
NolIGcry ..,......... &, Total ..l14
OF Tie xbaro number 70 wero sott down from
ChicAgo. The olicia. 3ins Ia na foilowa.
-... FAnDnH XII n1rEMnEu tb7l.
, 1876-01-01

WARRINGTON. D. G., Dso. B1.-Asutstant Dle-
tr!ct Attorney Pedsiok, OF 81. Louis, haa arrived
hero, h1nt bad lonS intsrvlsw Io-day, with A.
torney -GcnslM pierrepout, In relation 10 tho
Whisty- Filing prosecutions. The Persons who
hayo mt get boon tried, ihclndlug Con. Daboook
and Mr. s,oKee. Of tho Globe Democrat mill not
bo asraigno>l until the 20sh pEox. Tho Circuit
Court docs not meet until tho 10th, and theco ia
o.hes hurlnoss which will require the attention
Of the Court for about tan days. II Ii not prob
abba that Hon. Jabcooks caHs will DO reaohed
beforo tho lat OF Fobrnary. and, wh,'e tho asnte-
1nent cannot bo made on direct authority. tfor8
no un .nesns "a sansno % Of betnx able to conyiet hln
ns tLa only ovldonco thus Tar obtained, and upon
which tina prosecution rely, tso his private ta!o-
Kranss to o1-Superylsor Mcdonald.
, 1876-01-01

THE IOWA sENhT6NsHIP.
MAnsHAtLrowN, H., Dec. B1.-some three
~eoks 4go, tho Ma, ,halltown Republican, woo4ly
and tr-HeokIy, requested from tho people ot
Iona An expression OF their opinion. by letter or
inc1oaed bnilut, as to Un!tod Bthtos Senator,
14ettora hare boon rucolvel By 4. II. Noidig, tho
editor, from nll pArts Of tho State, principally
from Central Iowa. and ut tho count, last eyen-
Ing, It was found that Gen. ". ". Delknan had
moro than TOO ma iority over nii othecn combined
This IL lulerstood 10 bo a fair indication Of tue
enthusiasm Of tho voters in regard to tho brave
and accomplished Gencrhi. Tho MkrshalItown
shown, in ftB Saturday Issue. Msraha1l County
is tho banner Republican county. and has heeu
fos tho last four yeaxs,
, 1876-01-01


QuErEc Dec. 3l.-A meeting last night for
tho pm poso OF organizing a branch Protestant
Dofcuha Alliance Was woll attended,. A largo
numi,: ~ Protestant ministers warn present.
Ressi, passed. sotting forth that In slev Of
thei ...siy aggressive spirit ot tia Rotniaia
churcs Of this province in attempting To control
electio aud influence the Legislature, elavAt-
lug ecclesiastical above ciY. liberty, aud tha un-
scsnpa, ,us ferocty yith wllhh ,nisBlonhriss and
thosa :, = hayo loft The Chnrc|. Ut Homo AFRO
pussua ! III soma localities. rendering life and
property a1it1e In Danger. tits Association do, by
oysry legal aud constitutional neAns. o1tcad It's
irtn6eMent on the right o! private juugmont.
john Ko.Y was etoctoa pEeaidout, \ Managing
Comnttae VISA appointed, and al 1'rotohtant
gentencu In tho city 10 be eI-Otficio nombers.
, 1876-01-01

ILLINOIS,.
dp8tNur1ELp,

sretint napa'ch to Ths Chicago Tstbtsfp.
Ernrxer1ELp, ILL.,, Dec. 3l.-Tho Supervisor OF
Internal Rorouuc for this dlAtEict Ia rolul1adt
by orders from V4ahiagtan, TO roauco his oler1-
cal force, which Is regarded Ia this din.rict and
othore aB nlntakon poioy, in view Of tho aecu.
mutation OF labor Incldont to tho collection Of
evidence against tho Whisky Kings, to ACCOM-
p!ish which tho clerical force ls hasdly adequate
without any reduction.
rKKTH,
An ncourate examination of Form 81 by Rev
enue Agents. and careful comparison Of re-
turns from Eastern markets. shows vary largo
e1rotB Of whisky manufactured ut Iekn over
tho amount reported by dslllors ~ hhipptd
from there. 1t IL thus believed thai much mora
crooked whisky Ia shipped from pokin than
straight.
, 1876-01-01
DIR. RADWAY'S I
Regulating Pill

po1teett, l..t&leAa. Elegantly coated .,th .Is.'
~, f,is, III IL aats < III lass1.s. II tas ~.
ll7sF. A1x4k. kla9H. hi.a4os. f:tsoa, f:t.n,,i,ai ii
psv4ls, p4au4na*i hlttans tstet. lnasinDsa.sa a.saaJ
Ia*sk. rtlss. I'D ~ 4stsaxssaents % ~ Ino,s
stsLle. oontaia!nG "a nasfssuy. 1alassslss " oS'
ofat-' obasrs% ths ipllo~iss s,nptaas susaluai
ris4rdsts q tbs 1Essq r HtssnH: ~. ,,1eol u
1IssJ. stjily 4 ths s.9M tsh. E4as:a. Asa,togs
sast It Foad toitasss q Mstxhs ia iha ht1tS X &
ko'stssr III ssnaiss s.haa3 =
taa SsStatsq shsa i9 Lytlx rvstn.s. ltlass ss;s 4
Id. ba.s M.hs Psta1s " esat tYtsf re- alt"s @
IT, tkia sad KY., Fal4 y ths s4s, C4sts 'aaSs !
sudden fSes H91psf T r r. vi ktS.a f. hs
fftan Ill isy shuYe- named a1atsdsss. Pstes s'@'
boa. haA ~ dss<S1Ats- .. ..
Head "Falso and True"
Hsad oea ls.tsr.tAs4p r. HApMAY = co;;.l Id s
I'll b. A1A1 sA4
, 1876-01-01
AN IMPORTANT LETTEas,

reona prominent gentleman and rss'tont ct chaas
o., f1e tbs past furry veil kuowa TO tbs nss3~
publishers throughout the United StataA.
NEW Ypn1, oet. Il. ~
DH. HAuNAT-DfAn nrN: Ata iuduood hy ~
duty ta t1a suffering ~ make ht3pl st4 4tsuent
wotkinN Of your E,4dtc4n6 ah nIgAslt. Fur several IL
YIIna1y argAns which 4lns twelve months ago cu.:a
ip Enst feEtthy ea<ntnx dtAva.e. @tIch ts kata,
dammsuon o} III Udnays aad bladder. And sttsb
,s:t tas S5 ,:sa
ph5.lcaaf. and had tAton larFs quantity Of .s.ia
ihsd soaa ii satonahiaS eusss asstnf bssa inad.h!
F.aastt; 40 soa.' to1! nonshs /, ~ 3:.a uaas
aHsolsd IN persou sho had iouk besp safsr!u6 II
hssS ssasxSt e. ~ r. f,;sf :t. ~ 4 r.
and cotnmenced tAtInx thsa1. In three taJs ~ ~
u 1slsssd, and now fno1 - veil - sysr: <,,.,t
, 1876-01-01

- r MEHE 5V00E3 T0Ns -
WAshnoroS, Doc. 3l.-A number Of eentie-
mon iu tbis city hsvo received 1otter, nArkod
"psraonal," as follows;
WHITEHALL, Ky,, Doa. u, 1s1s.-str nxAn sra:
My Htats Will trosent rcy to lis }4s1onal Demo-
trxt1c CouYen{lon In 1Si8 tha noyntnoo for Yce-
President. For my antooeisnta, rofer you to my
fstendA Tho Hon. M. o. Durham snd Ed. Y. rRrnoua
Truly, G.. CLAr.
, 1876-01-01
YEARLY C0MMEnclIiL EXHIBITS.
TOLEpo's SPREAD.

T0IEp0'8 SPREAD.
ToIrno, Dec. u1.-This Afternoon tho Dlade
puhliahed tho aaual annual o1hIb!t Of Improve
ments and additions 10 tho city. Tho total n,,n-
ber Of buildings erected during tho sest il o9G.
of which I'll Nefe brick and 52b franc; 1877 ato
fer business purposes. aud 62t Tor d"olIinsa.
Tho total cost OF these WAS q Gl9, TO-. IN aver
ago Of a2a7323 for 0ach hoaae. BESIDES t,tas,
there waa e130, 900 expended for railroads in tho
city, SOL, Tor additions to and increase Of
manufacturing establishments. sud othar items
sNou tho total amount 10 a., ,GU4, $50.
, 1876-01-01
MICHIGAN COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS,

3I&I1dI AE3p0I<H q 1N* [H*39S 1fltQHE.
DEraolr, Mich, Dec. 3i.-fha Michigan Com
John AcNoah President, Waltar sarb3 8eere-
tnry, and 4, ]. Brow Treasurer, ail OF Detroit.
There Me 210 molubess, and 42.oW cAah on
hand.
, 1876-01-01

i1Itw4ukxK, Wis, Deo. 8l.-A review Of tho
ttade sud commerce Of The city for tho past year
furnishes tho following fgurcss Flour reoci4od,
1,4ol, ,7o6 barrels; manufactured, 7&7, ,1G6 bassss
shippod, 21Bl, ,95a barrels; wheat received. IT.
787, 271 bYsha1a shipped. e. 2Ga t9t bnslsets
Tho tncreaSs tn rcesipsa of wheat, ~ compared
Htth last yeat, la Abotts 2009, ,0g0 tuaistls.;
, 1876-01-01
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,

Eveiy dtop Of the sara4pAsilisu Ee.olyeat tuas.rL
eatss tn,snxa te btooa. .wcat usnc. and osh ~.
tho W1stos of tho body with new and sound nlsas4
hetnfu. syphilis. oDnsnuptton, &lsndular dtisa,s tar
o,he. parts et - syst.mt sore eyes. ssruuo2s, i
cases. efnptou,. fever sorrs scaid hsA rlnx1Ia y:
!hauH erJspsla,. sese. black aposs worms athstea
paesnt discharges, night asoa., loss Of apera ID
wasss o. tho III. pf7otple within tho era,E!s mt
III os"ys =, any t.:,so r. us&nE II pthcr ta
ii tho rnitont, daily booomtng rtlnced b. ths.sta
and decomposition that IL continually prpHc,strs, 'as
nth Atsrsl p,aaa fEum healthy b!oSd-aa4 lhs u
H&rsApRrsllsAn Wit and toes hSuurr.a onrs estta.s
fpr when this rentdJ III wo& VI F1
s.ton. I'D .ceseds IL ',!m!n.h!nz no II. Il ..:t,
feel hlascf growing better hnd struuxor ths to,td
EoailnK eottef. nppets Improving. and csh saa 'sk
mol ony dee. The Rssapar4lsiap h.soiten. .se.! !
s axs2s Bill ~ Z, III Ell
iiyG rus4 for
, 1876-01-01

l1H8s
e',eeent Of tho prvaant ;ea1 sls l'tc.tme prls
onera .nt nt tho Fesy lowest esatr fourteen other
,s.1s ss.' Sss &
tHtuy mnsdnte11 OF mora than one-dfth at thu whole
onss e ses aIFx III as ~
The host Of hu'glar* nesndAtloa tobosE. md other
crminss. WIN hsto hoeu n.a'o ths recipients 9f e.
cGutvS f4yor b* tAkon iuto confederation, would n1
cate that duv neYnfdBe onturtAns a1sllsi !lea Ut
h* presogsuvss IL th,s tes*et Or very eaatiy ua-
liz R-pss'ean il wiling 70 helsre 6ut i, il ths aa.-
ssuof o1c. duty to carefully snTtssigssa al aptas.
tsst nt s.tsty ths damsnd. q ,s..ieetor granting
Z ~sn srsap pesr d
quite uatAsorabls asrect, It not for tho
. h. ca aan
vous character eutitis their elana to csms,ley to
snlno con.idurstton ass overlooked md oonl.ael 70
much ongsr thu Aato psntcnttAry viii hscoiaa re-
speetkb!o rrsort, consaintEs ra1Y good conscts,"
and possiby. this tie object sought 70 b seooa-
70 atil further rsr!tulate, aad to aalnos proos t
IL yoans ss.Iua' Fra iI!i f.nsillss 10 ii rensss
ot tAs Rsputioa,. ii rtfeltud to sHain, aud aao tbs
@ ps sisassey 'i1ia i y. T. ..e
tsneed L.. He.'pn.f 20 +. ysa.s.. for
~ y ~ u = ssa u @ @
drew planl sud Threatened " shoot him bis par
don, NJ ssaEyhady n 4wAzt, was Al outrage On the
public.
served tesn In tbs Arkansas atata Palteuusff. Hs
wAs conscts of tnsns.ugtar In is95. aud eaatsnosi
sasans ieAeeshly soartct, tho reoosd4 shox
iag ta.s 10 was panisle4 IN oetoIss LEO for assAat~
tug tAa Deputy Warden an Mach, 1BT1 for thfsAtsn
luz xussa IN Jsnasry 1871 sos *sasalttng ths H.
4ssant Daputy Wssdua aad agaia In April. la13 for
FufuAinS 10 7D1k.
Toby Allen, = .bJear sonrsct. passloutd IN Jans
lsse, VA punf.hsd dss times fos sas!oos odsuses,
Wills william Ju1.As. atntsncAd from took County III
aB6o fourteen years. iaprtsoniaaas to< i4yesay, md
pasdoaeu tho 4t4 p{ July. 1875, w0 punished tht-
tesn a1aes dosng hls iIcssees.lon ios tcf1ains q
eonyit, dtuthlng tbs eeM.houss At aishs tht%stsa.
Ing guAtd4 Ind tia paputy WATleps u1oaed1ancs Of
, 1876-01-01
STOMACH PUMPING.

Bp%ta. D.&pateA to FhA CAteaue zttbYnA-
DE1xo1r, liich., nso. 5l.-EmmA Scfuman
undertook bulcIds here to-day 'beaausa ef
trouble ii hss lprs srAlrs. bul ths o1lses Of !
phydctkn tettoEed her to Ats.
, 1876-01-01
Tumor Of Tsrelvo Tearsf Growth CsseIs
HadwQyss Iifsolyeut.

nkvKnLr, Maas., Juit u ";
In. nApwAr. IiiA.a hAa ovarian tuiaur III II. FL
and horcis, Al tpe dos.ors said 'Aoto ~ ~ ~,
H." 'hss a. ~ Id
rsa.a u, i. bit h.a nq tsh y IA 6ss.n,, IL 81
sni Ono boz of Ksd~ ~ i Pills aud two hottlat r
e{dy laf .ad ths1s L. got Ign 81 t9,an i.
hA.s ier sI1s years, 1hs wuTrk tumot VA n ~
elde Of thr hnvnfa. over tho Krotn wt!fe this bEs'
NV HANNAH r. KAAPe
Pr!co, u psE bottle.
, 1876-01-01

The FAST YEAR At QUINCY, Il.
6psa,ai Dtspasch u Tht Ch,ea1o TRIBUNE.
Qt1Aos, ILL.,, Dec. ai.-The' Quincy Why pub
iahes to-day trade rsstew, showing very eon-
siderable increase in manufactures aud jobblng
HAtea over 1874.
, 1876-01-01
Kidney and Bladder Complaints /

Urinary and Womb nsnA1oa. Urayol, DiabstAs, n N
stoppa1e OF Mates. neonttnonaa OF urine. brlfht II
dust dvposit4, the water i thiak. sloady, MIlsd
its c wno q :1 efx, o. ta,ssa.
white bunn.du.t dcposts. and when there i pdtta
burning sensstion when pas.fn& wkor, Aud pata1
Of ito back And along tile !nlpk.