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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-12-01
Hurrah Boys, Now's Your

AAAA GIL Ivy ~ A'OW . - Oa4
Harvest time for buying Boots, Shoes and
Caters.
Nelly Bly, shuts her eye
When she goes to Sleep
And in the mornidg when she wakes
Dat eye begins to weep;
She thinks our Shoes ar berry low,
Aud ali our Caters too:
But den her purse Is lower still,
o, what shall Nellie do.
HE Nelly. no Nelly,
Listen, lub. TO me.
Go right straight down to Smiths store
Where all do ''big bugs" be;
Dey keeps de berry bestest shoes
And sells dem orful cheap;i
And for berry leetle cash
Dey glbs do biggest heap.
HE Nelly, no Nelly,
Listen, lub, to me.
De child dat goes up street to trade,
How green dat child must be.
Such lots of shoes as Smith Keeps
In dat great high, big store,
You better b1ive you nebber seen
On ole Virginia shore.
HE Nelly, DO Nelly,
Listen, lub, to me.
Such stacks and nIles OF boots and shoes
You Hebber, nebber see.
So besp hour eye peeFd, Nelly, dear,
FIR dats dc etore in town
Where ebbrey boldly buys der shoes,i
And whar dey do it brown.
Cheapest Boot and shoe store in the
United States.
Yours Truly.
{. SMITH g. co
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-12-01
Smiths Great Boot & Shoe
EMPO RIU M.

The cry has gone forth on the wings OF the
whirlwind, that we are Shoelng up the whole
county on Contract, twenty FIVE per cent
cheaper than you can steal them.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-12-01

In testimony whereof we have hereunto set
our hands on the first Wednesday of December,
in the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-six.
Here follow signatures OF Electors.l
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-12-01

No matter what others sell goods for, it is
no crterian for us to go by. We are nearly
one hundred per cent below every tbeing else
IN the market, and are rowing upthe whole
Boot and Shoe fraternity and expect soon to
land on the shores OF Cal-coo-tus Bay.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-12-01

Btato Ior COmmonWeaIth) OF -
Pursuant to laws OF the United States, passed
on the first day OF March, one thousand seven
hundred and mnety-two, and on the twenty
third day OF January, one thousand eight hun
dred aud forty-five. L -==-. Governor
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-12-01

take charge OF and deliver to the President Of
the Senate of the United States, at their seat
OF Government, our doings in the said trust,
before the first Wednesday OF January next
Witness our bands the first Wednesday OF
December, A. ID. one thousand eight hundred
aud seventy-six.
Here follow signatures of Electors)
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-12-01
E. Smith & Co.,

Have alwas been famous for attracting crowded
houses. The great mass OF the people are
found purchasing at their establishment. You
can always find your friends and neighbors
there, and il a neighbor gets lost ten chances
to one you will find him at Smiths trying on
boots:-in fact every lady OF any account goes
to Smiths for Boots Shoes and Caters.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-12-01

Your money we must have, and we shurel,
will take it from you il you enter our DOORS
You can't keep it il your enter our emporium
The temptation we hold out is too great; tn,
Money will come.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-12-01
(Here follow signatures OF Electors.)

(Form of Certificate OF Electors vote for Vice
President)
We, whose names are mentioned in the an
nexed certificate OF appointment, having. pur-
suant to the Constitution and Laws Of the Uni
ted States OF America. and in the manner d.
rected by the laws or statutes Of the State Of
til Of ,1o,
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-09-17
Cincinnati, sonntae ben II. stptmber 1876.
munaen iiber oi. isIba Der bsiiewssui6 ni6t

lnunsen iiber Die isIbft Der beiieWeni6 nidt
Serr tueroen fdnu
@ir famefl 3u ritbtiger 3eit. Ser @ie-
ner ftono i'm ge9riff mad Gonneeticut abs
3ireilen, no lein Sdbpiegerbnter in spe
9roBe Sabrifen beioB uno wobin er bon
oertlelbsn abeeholt tuurbe. gei perlen-
oem ghampaener feierte er Die Werlobung
seiner Softer lino bic BetaHntihoff nit
Ieinem G9nieeerio6ne, ben er gum grItens
male fab. Ct re6efe uns ireunolif) at,
CAB uns Wutb unb SofTnunG uno hub uns
Beioe Elm, tpenn es our6aus niht gliiden
iollte, sii ibm 5u tomnen, er ,piiroe fiir uns
Gorae trasen.
.Sie baben Stpar, Serr Qie,ttenant unb
Serr Ooftor, beioe einen 8eruf, fir Den if)
I'M 4ugenblide in meinem Staate feline
8ermenoune mii6te, aber sic fino 10 tiiAs
tiee 2eute, oaB man aus Sbnen aud, wobl
nod etipas anoeres formlren fann."
Jtd9 elmer balben Stllnoe Ihieoeit mir
BON ben Geuten nit ber5lihem Sdnoeorud,
nno i'd be9ab mid auf mein 3immer. nm
gum grItenmale ben Wteinigen 5u Ihreiben
lett meiuer Nnfunft i'm ferneu 2anoe: uno
oa tamen Die alien autrault6en 9Sorte Der
Siebe nno Der Berebrung tpie quite Sreunoe
ungerufen 3u mir, i'd, ihilberte Die pehiel
bollen Stimmungen, in oener id1 mid ieit
meiner Mnfunft befunoen uno i9 fam jll
Dem SdlluIIe, baB i'd oo1 ni6t 10 alein
uno nerlaHen lei, neil id) mid lelblt nidt
perlOren bate uno oaB ih puh ME BON
re9ten Seae ablenfen niiroe uno ods I'm.
benten on lie bohbdlten fpiiroe. Iudb an
Die @eIiebte lbrleb id ihlihtern einer
8riei nit einem @ruB aus Der Serne.
9a Dffnete lif raid bic S6iire UNI
8aiienbsrS itiir3te ber.in nit itillsu
2dheln.
vWenn aud f,ine 5tanoeserbDbune, Il
babe i9 Sbnen eine lotale GrbDbung mit'
Sutbsilen, unb S6nen 5uslei9 2ebewobl 81
iager, ntein lieber &amerob. Soeben ba
mid Serr 8uib in ieine Sausoienite ge'
nommen."
lin @uttespillsn WaTsnbere! risi id
entisBt.
vgiur feline GreiFerune, mein Better
Iaate er, es lit am 8eIten 70. Saben Si
ME etlpas pom gebiloeten Sausfnedt eei
bort? Wtor9en friibe tperoe id sic Su be
oieneu haben. Mber ems nollsn mi
nidt audi i'm neuen Stanbe CUTE &amern
oen bleiben iagte er, inoem er mir mi
feu4ter 4usen leIne beiben Sdnoe entse
seniiredte.
vauj imaler, perIaIien Gie ii9 barau
mein lieber BoIienbers."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-09-17
a. g a pitel.
SIM @sf6dH.
Die @eIt 1T elm scSedter Slid, bran
nl(p 9Reuihsn eiieu

ale Weui9en ellen.
go ftano ih oenfl olein g8aIien6ero
mar 10 beIbdftiet, baB It ibn nur bic uno
oa 1eben fonnte. Gr mar tbdtig un0 Der=
9niiat. Serr Bnih bate in ,ridtiaer
@iirpieung Der SerbGltnilIe i6m ben duBe=
rem Sienii aege6en, er fbr i'm 5umRartte,
beiorste GommiiliOnen fur Die 8dite uno
Dffnete oeren, Die Iitb in oem luiti9en Stem
Nort perIpdtet bat,en, Die 9aust6iire.
Menn irh ihn 10 manhmal anIah, ben frdfs
tlgen Wlann I'M 9eitridten GnmiIDl, Die
8enfleiber in ben bDben StieTeln, mie er
ba trdftis lafte, bort b6flib li6 perbeu9te,
bier Derbmolid1 am Shenttildbe nit benz
8aIte lein Bier trinteno, 0enn er genob Die
paIIlpsn 8ortbeile oes ySreateRs", elmer
Der bdBliAlten llnarten hes americans
ihen Yolfes, I'M ergiebi0iten WaBe, 10
fam es manfmal fple 9teio iiber mid
baB @ott mid niGbt oub nit elmer 10
eliidliden Natur begabt bate. Sabet
bate er mid 10 lieb8eruOnnen, tuie Elm
alter gutter SSreuno, uno er luahte iiber
mid in uabrer p1terlbsr Weile. Ser
Sollteiner mar mad Neiu Dort seiossn.
ipp er BEL einem oeutlden AopofdtenS 1rel=
beroienite perlab, uno Der S0rlter nit lets
ner Mmanoa, Die immer oem 1olIteiner ge
mogen NOR, bate in elmer Worltaot 9}em
Dorts, stpar nid1t bel einem Aoligen aber
bod rei1sn YrGli0snten, elmer 9roBen 2e=
bensperllderung NienIie. luenn aud ole
als Gati1er uno nitht als 60riter 9efun6en
uno Ieine Sod)ier ,oar in 0emlelben Sanle
als upstairs girl" sn8agirt wcroen. SD
bate nein Simmer beibebalten, thetls iuell
ih in Maiienberes yidbe lein uolIte uno es
fir mid fiir's Grite 9leib mar, no i'd
ipobnte, tbeils lpsil Serr 8pIh in pabr1aft
anertennunaspertGer 2lbsralltdt mir einen
isbr billi9en 4enliOnsprels bered)nete. Vim
ndhiten ireien Sonntal Walienberss bats
ten mir osnn unleren sSOrlier uno Ieine
So9ter beiuht, oeuen es redlt gut GlltG
uno bic iid) lebr belaeli6 fiiblten. Ole
Sohter, Dos Gino oes einlamen 9Saloes,
aenoB NIT 6reuoen bas behaalide Staot.
lsben, Iie bate ii6 In mobilize &leiosr gss
hiilt uno benubte ieoe freie Belt, I'm am
Mrme hires Soljteiners bic Wersniisunss-
lotaIe Der 5taot aufsuiudsn; bort traten
mir tbn osnn aud nRo tuIroen herallh
empfanSet.
Sc uuroe BORT ntandes bin uno berae.
reost, GIuges unb llntlilees, bauptI66li1
| iiber Mmerifa unb 6as lebsn In New Vorf.
Der Soriier hattie 2uit, lobalo ibm cine
Geleaenhsit geboten Duroe, Ii1 irgenbmo
cine Garnt su fanfen, oenn ibn eeliiltete es
pieDer uafl g9alo uno Wisie uno 9elhons
tenn Wilbitanoe. Der SoAter oasegen es<
| fel bic Staot unb nohmshr Der St1oter
an i6rsr Seite, Der beni dub iit iiiBlihem
Some oas Gtaotleben priss, BEN Glan3 Der
fFd,titn N ttf1A Nor = o;(ettpu nan Rptff1
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-09-17
8. RapitsL
pie Searaaaoe.
Tolle me. mu, mi, mis-.
ST deciirare dom ia Wis.

Mm ni9Hen Morsen niadte i'd sIGn.
3enoe Solietie, unl ben duBtren WenIdsn
in rihtiaenl @lanse erlAeinen 3u loiien
unb i'm 10 in eleihes WerhditniB sum in-
neren Wtsnlhen an iesea. SD haste mir
au oieiem ..3nefe za8s porber has feinlte
Daar0l anseihaIft, raselnsns Sanoidube
DO. TX beoedten ipanneno iileiAe 3dno.
msine 5tieiel bate Mailenber8 tnDe[los
eraldn3en maiden unb 10 iuanoerte ida oaun
nach benz mir be3eihneten 1auie. Gs NOR
Elm uattlides Druuniteinhaus, ruie man lie
ebei in 9lssp Vorl in bitten Disrteln In Der
ganaen Gtra6e iinhetuub i'd Sog ldinttrn
Bic G5hells. Sin iaubtrss Disnitmdo den
nit anbsiTnetnbem Osnabr06es Diolsits
MES MID In ben Galen. 10 be Dams
olsl& sri&tintn ,ussbt.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-09-17
CSar bic pgSeaIi8e gIattsr.D
s II Der
Neuell 1l)flt,

otieinaI.ssopeIle bon or. @6fmanu.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-09-17
Sit ,,@eiflid)e Sldtter

has sss Cincinnati gol,sbIatis nS Ses
ilntabahnsss eepibnei uns seinsn f1 tatpt'
fd9Ii9 hr5 bic xrsiIi9ssit Der BARN psfSsntIstsn
0rsabIunesn aus.
Essis s2psr Sahs pprtO!re. Na9 surpYa 81 per Sa1s
zertrffd.
0inseInt gammera: ganf Gents, motifs bas 9iatt ben
Hdhtis9en abonnsn.sn SirS BE arassr tns 8ans ses
iefstt fpigb.
@sIbimsanesn fannsn per rgsonep Drsers pssr rssi'
iisirtsn Brief aaf unisr Riiito sema9s rperbsn.
Die Cincinmatf v0lksblatt C0mpagnie,
b O x 141d-,
Cincinnati. q.
, 1876-02-25

Tho Honao Committee on Foreign Atfairs
have obtained from Secretary F1au certain
documents relating to Con. scuMcK and tho
Emma Mine scandal, but suspect that other
papers arc withheld by tho State Depart
ment, and will ask the Secretary to dig lit
tic deeper into tho files and see If he can't
bring up something moro to tho point So
far, tho Committee have only ascertained that
m intimation was conveyed to Gen. scuENoa,
that his Emma Mine relations woro not con-
sidered just tho thing in Foreign Minister,
and that he thereupon resigncd his position
rs Director, taking good caro-, however, in
his letter Of resignation, to publicly assert
his full confidence in tho "yaluo and profita-
blcness Of tho property" together with his
high esteem and appreciation Of the remain
ing Directors. There is strong feeling TINT
this is not, or ut least ought not to DO, nil the
correspondence Of interest which passed be-
tween Minister Director sc11ENcK and tho
State Department,
, 1876-02-25

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fan,o1 liz, ~ ;f ] ,,,a" i,o,;ar.1 IT,, a,;,.: ana
t,,.,n :. .,ra ,,;, tror, t,,o pen;,o,,;or,,
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fron, III ara,;n;ar l,ofora ~. rro-ta rrom
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h. H. haa onno,naaa sroro ausan,.;,,1a XII ~ 49,
.ae;,aat & | 49,, ,',oo, .n.;afoa,orr a~,,,ona.,o,s
rron, ~ .bo ' ,,oa,nn,n. [ ~ ,ho M, ,ho attornass
tox A.. 7afon.a a,a,,ro.o;, ~ oaao ~,.oa;.n11
no thev vou1, ,ayo dana had t,,o,r RI iont;a
ae,oro fr,r, - aor,;o.;on dononao1 n,t an lie
;nnoconco 1,,,t unon 1,rsatino dovn md ~
a1na;a-1 H. a.,5anaa a0o~o5 ~ ~,.o,.a h;r,
o,,;,tn .vhsn 49, o..a 1,oro, ~ ao,ntxz.
yaa nrono-a1 for tho ,roe,nt nc,n;t,.1 ~
n..>a.s h,,t L. .s.,,,uat ;a.ar,.1 !. 49,. -.
tha;~ eh;oo.;,aa - 49, ;n,~oa,n,;nn =, .ost;
, 1876-02-25

Tho attempt to bring out tho "bottom
facts in the city-printing scandal will prob
ably result, M such Investigations usually tlo
in Chicago, in complete fizzlo. Tho thing
will roman, after nil, a question Of credibil-
ity. Ono set OF witnesses swcar TINT
certain go-bctweons proposed to secure
tho job for specified sum Of money,
and tho identical go-betweens swear
with oqud ao1emnisy that they nevor pro-
posed anything Of tho sort. It will be gon-
orally concluded that tho solicitor Of bribo
would not scruplc to commit perjury to
shield himself and Lila partners in COR
rup.ion, but tho Grand Jury in not likely
to draw any such fine distinctions be-
tween conflicting statements. Tho truth
full pEAlo1Ar md tho virtuous GARDNER
will be spared for future usefulness in tho
sano branch OF science, and the public will
have its own ideas concerning tho city-print-
ing job without regard to tho conclusions
reached by the Grand Jury.
, 1876-02-25

The vertict OF acquittal In Col. BAnCocKb
case, which was brought In by the Jury aftor
only two hours consultation, Gnu scarcely
have surprised my ono who has kept close
truck OF tho testimony. It would ho diff
cult for any candid man who hns read tho
proceedings from day to day to soy, it he
had been OH tho jury, ho would under oath
have held TINT tho evidence establish ed Ban
cocks guilty connection with'the whisky con-
apiracy, It III possible that tho same sus-
picion may have been created TINT originally
led the Grand Jury to indict him, but It haa
been tho general conviction OF thinking men,
ever since tho prosecution closed ita case, that
tho suspicious circumstances were not
sufficiently strengthened by the evidence
produced to warrant o verdict Of guilty.
In considering It., 1t must DO kopt in mind
that tho existence Of conspiracy was not
denied by tho defense, and that the only
queasion for tho jury to consider was whether
Col. DApcooE WAS implicated. This was
clearly pointed out by Judge D11LoN In Lis
charge, tho effect Of which was unqueBtiona-
bly favorable to the defendant. Tho Court
instructed that there was no direct evidence
duplicating tho defendant; that he might bo
convicted BY eireumstantial evidence, bnt
that such evidence should he examined with
great caution; md. finally, that 1t was equally
the duty OF the jury to protec. tho citizens Of
the United States from suffering On account
Of mere suspicion as well as to protect the
Government. It did not require long Tor tho
jury to determine that there was not gufa-
cienk evidence to convict. To sonlo this will
simply mean "Not proven; others will &C
cept 1t as thorough vindication. 1t Ia Ger.
tain that the trial has been conducted with
the sans vigos on the part Of the prossou,
ton al was used In the other conspiracy
cases, and TINT no effort was spared Ia
, 1876-02-25

dull and easier, closing At 12.75@f2775
for March and 91o.o24@1a.o5 for April.
Meats vera quiet and easier. closing Mt sfo
for boxed shoulders, lilo for do short ribs,
and 12o for do short ctears. 1lighwinos were
in fair request and unchanged, ut $1.oo per
gnIlon. Flour was dull and easier. Whcns was
ncsiso and declined 1c, closing hrmor at $1.02}
cash md at@99ao for March. Corn was dnll
and sc lower, closing at 42c cash and 42lc
for March. Data woro quiet and 10 lower,
closing at 324o cash and 322c for March. Ryo
was dull Mt c53@GGic. barley was moderately
active md 1@2c lower, closing At 67e cnsh
or scller March. Hogs were active nnft
ensier. Sales were principally at :37.9o@6. 1t.
Tho cattlo and sheep markets were fair1y act
i've and unchanged Ono hundred dollnrs in
gold would buy $il3.s7i in grcenbacks at tho
close.
, 1876-02-25

The English jury which held m inquest
on tho remains Of tho victims Of tho stratll-
clyde explosion yesterday returned verdict
Of manslaughter against tho officer Of tho
steamer Franconia, which ran into tho
strathclydo and caused tho disaster; and
strongly censurel tho officers Of the Franco.
mia for their desertion Of the scene Of tie
exp1oaion without offering any assistance,
md the Captain Of tho tug-boat which went
to the Franconia instead Of the strathclydo
It was o most wrctched md melancholy Gus.
Of incf1iciency and mismanagemont through
out, and one which fully justifles tho Beverit,
of the verdict Of the Coroncr's jury.
, 1876-02-25

The Sultan has Issued another budget Of
5ilaed promises to the insurgents. lilo has
granted amnesty to all Of them who return
to their homes within month, and has also
announced that the Government will rebuild
at ita own cost all tho churches and houses
TINT hayo been destroyed. and will furniah
them with the means OF resuming their ayo-
cations. The fact, however, that none OF the
DEGREES Of the Sultan arc over obeyed is
probably the reason why $4,000 Herzegovina
Ian refugees in Dalnatis say that they will
starve before they will return to their homes.
and the insurgents in the field declare that
they will fight out the war To the bitter end,
help OF no help.
, 1876-02-25

Among many Democratic members of Con-
grcss the action Of tho National Committee
in designating juno ~ as tho date Of tho
Convention meets with little favor. II ia
urged TINT Congress cannot possibly adjourn
before the middle Of July, and hence tho
Democracy will not have made up its record
previous to tho holding of tho Convention,
Rhich will, according to the present ratio OF
progress, have nothing to guide 1t in the
construction of platfornl. Speaker Kern ID
understood to share in tho opinion that a
grave mistake WINS committed in naming &c
sar1y date for the Convention,
, 1876-02-25

Tho LINCOLN monumont which Ia to be orect.
Cd in public square ut Washington II tho pa-
tionco and purae necessary for tho undertaking
can be supplied wsa suggested bofore tbs death Of
"O!d ABE" bY JOHN a. DR1dos, mombsr OF Con.
gross from Michigan. Mr.. CLARK Mn1s was
captivatcl by tho idoa, aud 1t once pzopared =
model. After the death Of tho President ho
found encouragement on all sides, and bad aoms
promise OF An appropriation from congroas.
Tho appropriation novor came, howevor, and ID
not likely to como While the Confedoratea re-
main in powor. OF tho whole e4o0, 900 required
to carry out the original plan only $780, 900 hs7o
been raised. It will occur At onco to persons
famillar with tho history Of uatioaat monuments
that llr. hl1IIs' plan Is on too large scale.
Thisty-aix bronze s.atuos, equestrian aud pc
destrian besides the principal figure, are aoRrce-
ly necessary to commemorate Tho lifo and ser
vicaa OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
, 1876-02-25

Tho attitude Of tho Roman Catholic clergy Of
Spain In tho recent elections IL very clearly
shown BY letter sent BY the Bishops Of osta-
loola to their clergy who had oonsulted them ~
to the COURSE thoy Vero to pursue. Ths BBhopa
replied vesy auooinoty to tho following AFFECT, 4
That hbetty OF worship II condemned In ths IT, u,
and 70 ptoposttlons Of tho Byshus Of tbs rslgnlnE
tonttd, Tho Immortal r!Us X, that no Catholic can
y sote y, ~ d.stfo3s b hs yHs
such liberty Of worship In Spain. Thst srs bound
in duty to employ evcry egsl means In cur power 70
drive from tho Assembly and asnato al who cheFaah
such 3 Ieaign. And that We must hare recourse to
e!ary legttmato aad honsst ia!tspusntsltty at cur
rsss1tsd In tho Legislature only by who, s4tns
&sida I'll political opinions, hfnly feeolTAd to
establish. and, In case Of nted 70 defend, religious
unity Ia olr dear ustlys country.
, 1876-02-25

J. q. FARLEY, Of No. 1G2 East Sixty
street, Now York. haa aent to Tue TA1nuHE. aud
probably TO many othos naTspapess IN tho
United States, remarkable circular, OF which
tho following Ia copy:
NEW yonk, Fab. II, 1o75.-DEAn SIN: ~iah you
to PROFOUND this question publicly: AK hr. TTNo,
hIr. HALL. MI. BAoos, Mr.. BuD1NoIos, Mr. a1onas,
eonse,ols ~ unhaiv-bstng nn}ui n ths p1es<res d
Godf II they aneweE iu Tho affirmative, then wish
you to proclaim, Just publicly, that "s that
it, tuss mention that ths teple Of tho isgtnr God il
moi made with hands.
Mr. FARLEY writes that he has sont this cireu-
lar to all tho persons named. We'll. what OF 1t 2
Tho Dovl ought 10 be proud Of his progeny il b.
hRa among thom some Of tbs preachers sboss
mentioned.
, 1876-02-25

The Grand Jury which failcd to return m
Indictment ngainst tho murderer RoNE1 is
engaged in finding out why it failed to in
dict him. Not much progress WIS mado at
yesterdays session, md tho most was done
WAS to develop tho fact that fow of tho Jurors
knew what they wero about when the voto
VIM taken On the indictment, which appears
to havo been considered and disposed of with
Extraordinary hasto. 1t is to bo hoped, how
svcr, TINT tho Grand Jury will be successful
In finding reason for their action in the
n,nttnr
, 1876-02-25
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