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WHOLE NUMBER 1865.

which he is surrendered. This is the proper
construction OF the treaty of 1912. Her
maiesty's government thinks that the act of
1870 is important, but without it, it would
maintain the same position. The govern
ment maintains the right of asylum until
criminality according to the law of Eng
land is shown. This applies forcibly in
cases of political offenses.
The great object in requiring evidence
not merely establishing an Ohense called
by the name according to the law of the
guaranteeing country is to prevent the sul-
render of person on q charge of crime Of
uncertain meaning, and his subsequent trial
on facts considered here as establishing q
political otfense, and not for the G, ime for
which the surrender was made. The sur
rendering country must have the facts to
judge whether the Offense is political. Sec
retary Fish's assurance that no admiDistra-
ton dare violate the rights Of political
asylum by obtaining prisoner on one
charge and trying him for political Of
fense is not sufficient, as the Attorney Gen
eral can not interfere when an otfense is
State. The act of Congress of Auehst II,
io4o, chapter forty-seven, section three,
shows the construction put oD the treaty
by the United States. Lord Derbv briefly
reviews the negotiations in 1871. is72 and
1873, and says the violation "a the
case Ol delnOrOWn was not the act
of her majestys government, but
it regretted it. The government
believes that the United States is a, tuated
by sincere desire to maintain thei1 judg-
ment, as demanded by the treaty of l842,
and they wish the same construction put
on England's motives. The note dc plOres
the misunderstanding between the two gov
ernments, and says the British government
is ready to join the United States i'll nego-
tiating new treaty.
The Liverpool Cup.
LIVERPOOL, July 13.-The race for the
Liverpool Cup was won by Controversy,
Professor second, Mintd1o third.
Oh1cial from tho Porte.
CONsTANTINOPLE, July 13-The Porte
has sent the following to representatives
abroad:
The Turkish General Selim Pacha, with
two battalions, while marching from
Gatzchks to Neorirje, encountered on the
Seallan deflle considerable forces Of Monte
negrins, which endeavored to surround
him. After an obstinate conflict, lasting
twelve hours, Selim Pachs on Wed aesdsy
succeeded in disengsging himself and in
taking successfully all the heights occu-
pied by the enemy, who we're compelled to
retreat with considerable loss The Ssallan
pass and the roads to Gatzchks are thus
opened.
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Superior District Court

Superior District Court.
Suits fled in last term, 374, exclusive of
tax suits.
Superior Criminal Court.
InfOrmations and indictments, SO; cases
disposed Of, $50.
First District Court.
lnformations, 1895; cases disposed of,
1926
Second District Court.
Lewis c. Jones, George Card and Laura
M Quirk. wife OF J. S. Tucker, pray to be
emancipated.
SUGGESTIONS of Mary St. ypery, Laura A.
Winchester, wife of joseph Bowling, Fred
erick Meyer, Jean Lacsy, Calestine Jung,
Adam Jung, Margaret Rappel and John w.
Hamilton opened.
SUGGESTIONS opened, cases filed. emancipa.
ton and tutorship. etc applied for, 505.
Third District Court.
There were 52s cases filed during the past
term.
Fourth District Court.
Suits filed in last term, Az judgments
rendered, 3S2
Fifth District Court.
Suits filed in last term, 723. Judgments
rendered, 593.
sixth District Court.
Suits fled in last term, 7S4 judgments
rendered, 563.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-14
Tho Lucky Rinemen.
WAR;.
Closing the Port Of kleck-Turixish Aux.
iliaries.

Closing the Port of Kleck-Turixish Aux
iliaries.
LONDON. July ia dispatch to the
Reuter- Telegram Company from Vienna,
says: Austria notified her local authorities
yesterday that the port of Kleck and all
the land and sea frontier surrounding the
insurrectiOnary district will hencefOrward
be closed. The Turkish ambassador had q
lengthy interview with Count Andrassy on
the subject yesterday.
Turkish steamers disembarked 5000 Asia
tics at Midder, on Tuesday.
Pause in Active observation-disclosures
grins Moving-The BOsnians and Bull
Garlans.
VIENNA, July l3.-Both sides are taking
advantage of the present pause in active
operations to bring up relntorcements.
The Servians are organizing guerrilla bande,
one of which, numbering 5000, has ad-
vanced to within two hours march of Wild
den.
Belgrade advices announce that the main
body of Montenegrins is advancing on Mos
tar.
Leschanawin, who defends the frontier
at Sailschac, has received reinforcement
of 1000 men.
General Olympics has formed 5000 Bos
mans into regiments.
General Tchernayoff is engaged in organ
izing Bulgarian bands near Apolakaka.
The Fremdenblau reiterates the state
ment that Austria has closed the harbor of
Kleck against the Turks.
The Serviau Situation not so Precarious
as Reported = Tchernayoh's Move
ments.
PARIS, July 13.-Le Temps has q special
from Semlin stating that the Servian situ-
alton depends upon General Tchernayoff,
who, with the best Servian troops appears
to intend turning the flank of the Turkish
Timok army by advancing along the road
between Prot and Akpalanka. The state
ment that Tchernayoff is retreating is un-
confirmed.
The town of Paratchin has been decor.
ated to receive Prince Milan.
The tenor of recent dispatches shows the
Servian situation to be not so critical as
recently reported.
Activity of the Servians.
RAGUsA. July I3.-The Servians are bonn
harding Nikish, Novi Bazaar, Widden and
Bjelona. The frontier is entirely clear of
Turks. Tchernayoff, having secured q line
of retreat, is marching toward the Balkans.
Osman Pasha Attacks the Servian Posi-
ton Great Loss of Life.
BELGRADE, July 13.-Official intelligence
that the Turkish General Osman Pasha at
tackled the Servian position yesterday.
The fight lasted throughout the day. The
loss OF life is great. The result is unknown.
Colonel OstOise, operating under the
walls of Widden, has captured number
of Circassian settlements, q quantity of
provisions and many head of cattle. Fight
ing at all the other positions is confined to
skirmishes and outpost cOmbats.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-14
Centennial Music.

Among the RATS of new music which
have flooded the market lately, the sweet
est production is the Shaw's Garden
Waltzes, composed by Hugh A. Wetmore,
a native American. The composition is
dedicated to Henry Shaw; Esq, whose
euperb garden at St. Louis is celebrated
throughout the habitable globe, and is
viewed as one of the most refined out
growths of American civilization. Mr..
Shaw is worthily called "the Shenstone of
America" and the beatitio language and
spirit of the myriads of rarest exotics which
people his earthly paradise have been
wonderfully translated into the melodies of
the Shaw's Garden Waltzes. Send to Henry
Bollman. music publisher, st. Louis, Mis-
sOr1ri
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AGRICULTURAL,
GeorRla Crop Report.

ATLANTA, July l3.-The June report of
DR.. Thomas James. commissioner of agri-
culture tor Georgia, show the following
facts:
Corn, 3 per cent above an average. The
corn on bottam lands has been injured by
bud worms and overfows. Cotton, an
average. Rice, per cent above. Sugar
cane, per cent above. Sorghum, 2
per cent above. The peach crop is
almost a total failure. Apples, three
quarters Of crop. Pears, half a crop.
Wheat, yield 81 per cent, and quality l8
per cent below the average. Fall sown
oats have yielded 33 per cent better than
spring sown, and are % per cent better in
quality. The seasons have been favorable
in 83 counties. There has been too much
rain in some sections. Mean temperature
for June at Atlanta 76o, st Brunswick 82o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-14
THE TURF.
The Long Branch Races,

Tho Long Branch Races.
LONG BRANCH, July 13.-One snd quar-
ter miles dash. Galway won; Kinney Sec
ond Waco third. Time-2:l6A.
Three quarters of mile dash. Yazoo
won; Idalia second; Oleaster third. Time
1:19aa.
One and three quarter miles dash for fl
lies of 1873. Patience won; Mary second;
Merciless third. Tme-3:l4A.
Mile heats. Woodland took first. second
and third heats. Time-l:50A, l:5l. l:56A.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-14
NEW YORK.
ShipDed to EuroDo ,

New YORK, July 13.-FOur hundred
thousand dollars in gold coin and $50,OO0
in silver bars were shipped to-day tor Er-
rope.
French Workmen Coming to the Centen.
NAL.
A delegation consisting of thirty work
ingmen from Lyons arrived here to-day on
a French steamer. They were entertained
at breakfast and Welcomed in q cordial
speech of greeting. They will be given 9
banquet tonight, after which they start for
Philadelphia.
Tho Lucky Rifemen.
The final competition for positions upon
the team to compete in the Icish-American
match at Creedmoore in September, took
place yesterday at Creedmoore, and the
twelve men who are to constitute the team
and reserves were selected as follows: w.
B. Farwell, T. Hyde, L. Weber, General I.
8. Dskin, c. E. Blydenburg, j. L. Allen,
Major II. Fulton, L. C. Bruce, j. A. Shaffer,
C. E. Overbaugh, H. C. Jewell and Mr..
Rathbone. Eight compose the team and
four are reserves.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-14
Specimen Book.

The REPUBLICAN is indebted to Messrs.
Collins & McLeester, letter founders, of the
North American Type Foundry, for speci-
men book of over 500 pages. By it is shown
that they manufacture every variety OF
type that can be required in q printing
office. Each page of the work is model
of typographical excellence, and the hand
some binding is worthy of the contents.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-14
Personal.

Messrs. Charles Hill and T. W. Eaton,
examiners of the State Auditors depart
ment, have started on a tour through
the parishes, to organize an active cam
paign against tardy taxpayers. Under the
executive order suspending penalties, de-
linquents are left without excuse for
further delay or leniency-which is usually,
at the best, gross wrong to prompt tax
payers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-14
THE WAR PATH.
From Fert Fetterman-RumOr Of Crooks
Fight Denied.

Fight Denied.
OMAHA, July ia dispatch from Fort
Fetterman, last night, says there is not q
word of truth in the rum0r of General
Crooks light with the Indians and of his
defeat; that all sorts of rumors are atlOat,
which are contradicted by the officers.
Nothing has been heard from General
Crook for several days. A courier is ex-
peoted daily.
An Unpleasant state of All airs.
Recent dispatches from the Red Cloud
and Spotted Tail agencies state that affairs
there are very uncertain owing to the news
of Clusters defeat. The Interior Depart
ment is issuing nothing but corn and flour,
having failed on beef entirely.
Scouting parties have been withdrawn
from the road between the agency and the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-14
Appointment.

Governor kellogg has commissioned H.
n. jenkins notary public for the parish of
Orleans
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COURT RECORD.
THURSDAY, JULY l3, 1876.
Supreme Court.

During the session of 1875 and 1876 of
this court in New Orleans it rendered 594
opinions, granted q and refused 1873 re-
hearings.
The opinions were rendered as follows:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-14

Third Grand Golden Drawing.
Third Grand Golden Drawing,
Third Grand Golden Drawing,
Tickets $50,
Tickets $50,
July go,
July %,
$3.50 prizes,
$3.50 prizes,
$502, 500 gold.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-14
The Temperature.

The thermometer at Louis Frigerios, No.
SO Chartres street, stood as follows, July Is:
At 8 A. NJ, so; at P. NJ. 900; at P. M.
SSo. Lowest point during the night of July
I2 19o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-14
Golden


Take the chances,
Take the chances. GoIden
Take the chances, Drawino
Take the chances,
Opera House, July 90.
Opera House, July 90.
Try your luck,
Capital prize, Try your luck.
$to0.0oO. Try your luck,
Try your luck.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-14
Charles Francis Adams said in his fourth

of July Grafton at Taunton: "FGlsome
eulogy of any man raises with me only
smile. Indiscriminate iaudation is equi-
valent to falsehood. Washington, as
understand him, was gifted with nothing
ordinarily defined as genius; he had not had
the great advantages of an education" If
Washington had been the son Of his father,
and had had the coaching Of Mr. Bowles
and the promises Of Tilden Re might be con-
sidered as rising man.
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l00nTMURD ON HOUxTn 2aaS.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-03

Republikanske strane nezalezi nepochyb
ne ma hlasech pfistehovaleho obcanstva
sice by nebyla navrhla "a statniho sekre-
tafe, tedy do hlavniho lfadu, kteryz letos
znovu obsazen byti ma, rozhodn6ho tenn
perenclafe a puritana, kteryz cel6m
state co general modlicek smutne pro-
slul. Jest to colonel Milton Barnes, ieiz
pravem apostolem modlicskeho ztfesten
stvi nazyvaii.
Name pied sebou verny pfepis proto-
kolu rokovani schdze, kteraz pfed dv6-
ma roxy Cambridge, okresu Guern
sey, Ohio, dceli lepsiho zorganizovani
hnuti modlicskeho odbyyana byla. Pro-
tokof ten uvefejnen byl v Gasopise GU
ernsey Times, kteryz p. Barnese velmi
horliv6 podporuje, ano prave ma zaklade
zasluh jeho hnuti modlicske obcanstvu
republikansk6mu "a velmi vhodneho kan
didata jej doporou6i. Nuz, protokol ten
nezvratne dokazuje. 20 Barnes, republi
kansky kandidat pro 1fad statniho sekre-
tafe, byl hlavou ci jak isme jei svrchu
byh naval, generalem onech fanatic.
kych zen, kterez pred dvema roxy cd
hostince k hostinci, cd lekarny k lekarne,
cd hotelu hotelu tahly, nabozne byrnny
zpivajice hospodske a !. k slozeni slibu
zdrzenlivosti namlouvajice. Kazdy mou-
dry NUT blaznive hnuti to tehdy odsuzo-
val. Hauti to pficinilo tez velmimHoho,
ze republikanska strana volbS iemu ma.
sledujici, v mests ma hlavu porszena by
la. Byi to tehdy prave pfistehovali OBJ
cane, ktefi bez rozdilu stran proti repu-
blikanske strane, kteraz zfejm6 ano Okla
zale blaznovstvi to ochranu brala a
podnecovala, Sc spolcii j neivetsi pc :
razku, jakou kdy meste tomto utrpela,
spdsobili. Ceske n6mecke casopisectvo
ucinilo spolecne prohlaseni, 20 pro ty
volby jednosvorne tyketu republikanskou
bude podporovati. Ucinek toho byl iiz
svrchu zminena porazka strany . modli-
cek, sabesnikn, puritand a knownothing6
- strany republikanske. ho9'ogby
Vsecky republikanske casopisy dozna
ly tehdy, ze porazku tn jim jen ono bIaz
novske hnuti, ien fanatick6 temperenclaf
stvi spdsobilo. Nuz, po dyon Ietech ms
tataz strana tn neslYchanou drzost, b
pied volbou presidentskou navrhne "a
hlayniho kaldidata ma tykete ,statnf dlo-
veka, kteryz nejhorliveji modlicstyi orga
nizoval neivydatneji je pedporoval.
Schdzi, v niz ,,Liga rDodEeek" organi
zovana byla, vpfitomen byl colonel M
Barnes Guernsey Times" ma p rv nj n
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-03
Velk6 snizeni cen


ehromnym prodejem "a minuleho tydne,
'ehoz jsme snizenim cen byli docilili, bu.
aeme pocinaje
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-03
Srbska yOjna.

/ . bitve VIC ctvrtek syedene, nl2to obe
strany pflcltaj 81 vit6zstvi, pise zpravo
dai londynsk6ho ,Tmcsu' tureckeho
| hlavniho stanu:
Byla to neiv6tSi dosud svedena bitva v
teto valce .jak poctem voiska nj sdcast-
n6n6ho tax vclkosti ztrat. Srbovt "a
cali ltok a fidili iei proti mostu turecke-
lnu pres feku Moravu postayenGmu, hlav-
ne ale proti lev6mu kfidlu armady turec-
ke pod Hafizem pasou tim zamyslem,
ably Turkim zamezIi ,istup Nisi Sou
casn6 take sestnact prapor1 srbskych pre-
llrocilo Morayp u Drachoyace Il postupo-
valo pies Jozicu proti pravemu kfdlu tu-
reckemu. Tyto operace prot oboum XII
dl1m turcckym potkaly Sc vsak MEDIA
rem, a poledni zahnani isou SrbovG ma
zp6t ma cele care velikymi ztratami.
Turci sc pouze branili, tudiz ztraty ie-
iich isou male, obnaseice vsebo vsudy
$50 muzG. Mczi ztratami srbskymi Jest
mnuho dnstojniku ruskych, Musilit dd
stoiuici zroyna savlemi hnati srbske yoa
ky k utoku.
Nova bitva svedena Jest patek. Turci
ze Siliegovace uderili M dvou stranach
ma Srby; bo trval po cely dem ale vecer
zauiimal y ODE strany sva stara posta, eni
Y sobotu jest bitya obnoyena. Ztraty
srbske lsou znacne. Rusove potinali 81 s
chrabroSt velikou. Prislo zivot tricet
ddstoinikd rnskych pouze diva distoini
ci srbsti. e
Depese B6lehradu ,Tinesu' ozna-
muje, ze roznesla sc tam pov6st, ze Tu-
recko prime navrzen6 podminky miru,
ucini-li Srbsko totez. V sobotu pribylo
ctyry sta Rusd do BGlehradu.
Turci hrozi, ze Rumunsko potrestaii,
bude-h dale 'propoust6ti do SrbJka rus.
Ike dobrovolniky. Pfedseda ministerstva
rusnunskeho odebere pry SC kratkosti
do Petrohradu. Porta oznamila c:zirn
mocnostem, 20 armada turecka poznovu
Pflkroei oIensiye zacne utok), coz ostat
ne jiz patek ucinila, ale vysledkem
chatrnym, jak vyse uvedeno.
Takeu Grandetina nchopili Sc Turci o
fensivy ntrzili 81 velikou porazku, iak o
znamnle depese Belehiadu cd 3. riina.
sile 10000 muzd Sc 40 dely udefili ma
Srby; bol trval II hodin, nacez Turci 8
velikymi ztratami isou zahnani.
Cardv list. Berlinsk} dopisovatel III
M d podava zpravu listn, lejz zaslal
ear rasky cisafi rakouskemu, shoduiici Sc
podstate onou zpravou, ktera pfisla z
farize. Panuje vseooecn6 mineni, ze
Rusko nepfeie 81 opraydov6 valky. o.
tazku vojenskeho obsazeni turec... ych pro
vincii bezpochyby Rako isko odkazuje spo
lecnemu rozhodnuti garantujicich mocno
stl. Rusko patrn6 cili k tomu, ably kfe.
stanske province: Bosnia, Herzegovina
a Bulharsko dostaly samostatnost tako.
YOU, jake ma Srbsko Rumunsko, tax
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-03

BABCQCK Ease NEVINNEN.
Kazdy ovsem v6d6l, ze soudni stihani
Babcocka pro uGastenstyl We znamem nlo
cinu vloupani Sc do kasy Harrngtona, u
fednika distriktu Columbie, jest pouha ko
medie jako bylo ieho otihani pro ucasten-
styi kofalcGnch podvodech. Zadny
clov6k sc zdrayym rozumem nepochybu-
ie vine ieho i die kusych dukazd vefe,
nosti podauych; zadny nepochy buie, 70
ten muz je taskafem prvni tridy, tim
nebezpecnejsim, pon6vadz SO uni vycby-
tralc kryti; spravedlivy soud vyne5l jiz
mad MIN narod, ba sam president uznal
"a nutne, zbaviti iej aspon uradu tajemni.
ka. Vsak vladnouci strana poslednich
letech ma ma zfetel umyti vsech taskatd
svych; proto Bclknap ie nevinnen, aGko
Ii Sc ptznal sam zlotinu neslychan6 Sc
redn6mu, = nyni op6t Babcock iepo.
druh6 nevinnen, Il jmena ieiich zapsana
budou do kalendafe republican +
S k ych svatych.
Opravdu, republikanska strana Sc ma
pravuie. Tweed mel to nestGsti, ze ne
byl republikauem; kdyby MIN byl, stra-
na ladnouci byla by sc 0 to postarala,
ably uznan byl "a nevinneho.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-03
! UterX dine ;. i'ijna 1876.

zence Alfonso Hinslowa vtibec pro de
mokratickou tyketu V1ci tomu, co zna
mo Jest povaze, zamyslech zasadach
ropnblikAnskych cekancd, tahnoucich ga
leden proyaz lSuownothingy a tempe
reuclaky, nev6fime, 10 by bylo v Cuyaho
"a County iedineho ceskeho volice, ktery
BY tn cbasu hlasem svym podporoval n
sam sebe pomahal ubijet.
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Indisputable Evidence.
ST. ELMO, Ill. July s. 1874

ST. ELMO, ILL.,, July s, 1874.
r. V. Pierce, NJ. d., Buffalo, N. Y.
i wish to add my testimony to the
wonderful curative properties Of your Alt.
Ext, or Golden Medical Discovery. |
have taken great interest in this medicine
since first used it, was badly afflict.
ed With dyspepsia, liver deranged and an
almost perfect prostration of the nervous
system. So rapid and complete did the
Discovery effect perfect cure that it
seemed more like magic and q perfect
wonder to myself, and since that time we
have never been without bottle of the
Discovery and Purgative Pellets in the
house. They are solid, sound, family
physician in the house and ready at all
times to fly to the relief of sickness
without charge. We have never had a
doctor in the house since we first began
the use of your Pellets and Discovery. I
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will only mention one as remarkable
(though | could give you dozens). Henry
Roster, furniture dealer, of this place,
who was one Of the most pitiful objects
ever seen, his face swollen out of shape,
scales and eruptiou5 without end, extend.
ing to his body which was completely
covered with blotchcs and scales. Moth.
ing that he took seemed to affect i. q
particle. | finally induced him to try q
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covery, with daily use OF the Pellets, as
suTing him it would surely cure him. He
commenced its use some six weeks since,
taking two Pellets each night for week
then one each night, and the Discovery
as directed. The result is, today his
skin is perfectly smooth, and the scaly
eruptions are gone He has taken some
seven or eight bottles in all, aud considers
himself cured This case had bafled the
skill of our best physicians. Messrs.
Dunsford & Co., druggists, Of this place
are selling largely of your medicines and
the demand steadily increases, and they
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Respectfully, W, H. CHAMPLIN
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Gov. Hayes Ancestry

New Haveners are entitled to little
local jubilation over the nomination OF
Rutherford Birchard Hayes at Cincinnati,
inasmuch as be is Of New Haven descent,
the Hayes family having been, in former
years, very prominent one in this city,
and connected by marriage with the hon
ored family Of the Trowbridges. Many
years ago, Capt. Ezekiel Hayes was one
Of New Haven's most conspicuous citizens
He owned and resided in the house on
Court street lately taken down b. iienry
Trowbrilge, Esq aud Capt Hayes sold
that part of Court street to the city. He
married Rebecca Russell Frow bridge,
and their son. Rutherford Hayes, who
was born in this city, and afterwards re-.
moved to Bratileboro, VT, was the grand.
father of the present Republican candi,
date for the presidency His father,
Rutherford Hayes, .lr., was born in Brat.
tleboro and afier@ari removed to Ohio,
where Rutherford Birchard Hayes was
subsequently born. The next president,
therefore, traces his descent directly to
the good old New Haven stock, and the
home of his ancestors will show how
heartily it can honor him at the polls next
November er-Neic HarcN JourUal.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-07-08

TnE Four P's-"Il only may sue
ceed - exclaimed the beginner 10 = use
ful work which at first aid unt seem to
promise much Success
You will, if YOU do not leave the tour
P's out Of your plans said gcas hsir.
ed friend who was at hand
What do You mean - asked tbs 9th
er, unable 10 understand him
The four P's stand for prayer, fAius.
patience, and perseverance" was 'he re.
ply land know Of nothing which ltes-
will not conquer,
Are you ever Inclined TO be FAINT
hearted III any work that is put into your
hands to do for God Then mild that
you too, take the four P's into your Ellus
and | have no doubt at all that yen will
succeed