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RETURNING BOARD WELLS.
HIsTORY THiT sHOULD me- READ
HONEST REPUBLICINs.
Hard Facts for such Men Ms Profess to Believe
that the Inauguration of Tildcn Means
the Rebuilding Of the Into Confcderacy.

Hard Facts for such Men ms Profcs-to believe
thai the INAUGURATION OF Tildcn Means
the Rebuilding Of the Latc Confcderacy.
Fropi ne c,fca0o Times.
WASHINGTON, Dec. III. Madison Wells
was removed from the Cfice Of Governor Of
Louisiana by Gen sheridan June d 1861, by spe'
Cial order No. 80, which was "a follows:
HEADquARrERs FIrru MILITARY DIsrRIcrl
NEW ORLrASs, June 3, 1897
Wells having mad himself an mpedlment to the faith
iu execution Of the act o. Con-tcss 4 Marc z leHn
HiSSf esecn H9 q Inc law Is hTeSy rcnoved IRON
be S5 SSI'%Ht r o. ~ ~" nj y" Be- obad
and respected accordingly Y gemTap II Sn,sp,r
Gro. l.. HARrsuFr. A. A.G.
Wells refused to obey this order, whereupon
Gen. sheridan sued the following:
nFApouAnrFRs Ftrru MILITARY DisrRtcrl
~. yo STT oR.raSa La J IN i ssso Nm
siai Gov ian icrs has just Informed me That he
has nadc 40 official demand you tor the records OF
the office yIu W. heretofore hcld AS the Governor
over to Gl dtputins he Right to remove from oihce
uy me which rght YOU nave acknowedged ana urged
tncretorc. send nr@vei Brig zen. Jawe. W FORSYTH
you rom tnc Govcintr- room iorchly unless you cou
sidcr TN p1,9t,l.',ion .qgiyl,cnt to tlc'igns
CUmmand,ni rith Siitar, District.
Weiss conduct rs q vernon hld been notori-
on Nv corr ~. He had illegally appointed a
Ted to hold over by an act " ne Lee,-l tutc'
board Uf leNcc commissioners. who were author
and conflict OF authority rnsucd ant In the
me ntime the Ni.si-sinpi overlooked and great
Il mage WAS done to proucrty. There was an
nppropri non II "a OOoOO maie 10y the Leaisla.
ture tor repairs of tie wees. dud Wells wanted
To finger soU0r u this money. Gen. sheridan.
In = letter to Secretary stanton. dated June
>. 1851 oXpiiining the action ~ removing Nen-,
said:
Aftr ne adjournment OF me tcrsiaturc me Gov
crn ofthc soto spgi tea I'd OF ~. osn no Vn.
auon Of 9is act and medc nc aekPoWledsnrH , IN
lnierc. Of M own Marty securing Tor It t1cvei ot
llIt lad al H.ffN II| la lINI
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II Is the duty of tho Inspectors o. lu d.
ing 10 report these G. lsei OF inadouunte rr .Nls
lou Tor the safety of tnc puoiic to the no q ~
the department. Dut If The truth were toiI Do
would be fouhd tuat th~te geutleme III, rs W nll
rs certain members of the Fire Department. ue
tailed oiicitlY to inspect the thcaurs. 90 MANY
Instances receive too many iuyor- lu iuc N.y 4
free admissions, To Letuit tpem TO perform
tueir duty faithfully TO tho pablo.
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nlnlts.

GENTS wautsd EVERYWHERE in tea. con e. 'nd
hNrPic ~ RFrrBiiG rEk c6 81 relay iay ~, &.
A GENTS wanted to sell tn Adjustable "a. burners.
| ~ &cAsm llcapnl only required con on or ,idrcss
GAs BURNERS. $40 Br'aawiy, New Yor,. rear oincc.
A BuICnER " nt"d Either German or Am lcan.
~ Inquire be- wen a'd r. VI. at the store, south.
cast corner Of 55th IT. aud oin av.
A FiR~r-CLA-- 30 compostor one thai under
h. d. J, box 100. sun ofire.
~ g,ods. continental Chrome Co, 80 Nassau st..
room w.
a TN and no,ll worker wanted ore WHO borough.
" y nndcr tand furnaces ami ranges. III curt IT,,
n A'p'y At iicl' Otto o'trge. Astoria @ MoLLEn.
n p, At i,s cnamoers It. IAMnLtE BROS.
ACINt~. MAKE $50 dairy. TN New Icers sci ,ius
~ NWcr' may presents shoN cards. llie Bo"ctY.
'sFNr- -Tcrr1typc rories Nn'shoi with on racy,
II Tor zoe Auaress Stafford Adams. 30i tanaist.
A,.tN - 20 csnvt.sa now article, cells At sight I,
~ capital fi-oo. i'V-I't st, iAo. ~'n.
A HOi waited to work 10 butcher snop. 2is West
E(IfCGts. -s'nei, Young man, must understand
- ue uo'ii 'ido,ha,.. near ai.t q
ptRE t.,as van. ant i,- be-, , term, 70
gg; gt,,.- 10. @Eli, TIA ooNrl ~, sll M
ISulNTrr-. Huf van ci ou cut wora must be
OhUMf a iNLi'oiiI~ 81 M"fr'i st.' View YORK
| DOHrER WANTED at.'I Bowcry
,.,., sNn,ncy,,ts ,.,-o~,- hot, c,.v ,nt go.
| 'I'tN ~ offEf n"t'r'' notn rl'N mn cur
uuon .. hrfNie fnr ma ling elsewhere. Grelt bargains
offered. Sinln fri &c. rh fic' roasted nd ground
| <. nu 81. p II ,rn.r Fnitnn .t.n,n and LIN.
| Irn .n' { ,If,s tonin,nv
| yu,t,s tnt, rug IIurs.-A,.n,. w,nied n,
| l nj aha srni = lea al low n-,,rs I" Wmil..
ana ilr-r c'i-l r. NJ geo ,,nlr ui,'d az gar
anu Isl ''i"''r' ~ "- ''f Frs S''"'i MI J.
J ~ ~ 40 . ID, . W Wy, W,.i , ~
/ = TOT ~ ''0''N' ~ avn ~ ~, sNr, t''"
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Business ilutltts.

The great centre which influences the health
disease Of tue system Is the stomach. II abused or
dcntated ~ excess, Tue consequences are indiRrs-
ton. biOusncss disorders u the towels, impur les IN
the blood, aud phy ttal prOstatpn. Beng allied TO
The brain Is the source Of ht adlchc mcntal dcptcs.
eun. nervous cOnipi niH ana unrcifcsiug sleep. The
only way TO permanently remove these symptoms T. to
dcate the indigestion tn causes them, which can
always be done with rAl,kkKs GINGER TONIC, q
stomacc inygorant and general corrective posse sng
amply eupstantatcd claims TO public confidence. GOut.
Pneumatic ana ncuralgc ailments, nervousness. sore
throat coughs, and colds also conquered ~ THIS
popular restorative Of health vgOr, and appetite.
Holiday Prrscrr- from tho Centennial: Now
on exhibition aud for sale at KNOBS. fifth Avenue
Hotel and 2l2 Broaiwiy " Fulton the celo-
lratcd prize Hats of Ircss CO.. Llndou, ami the prize
Umbrellas and Waikinx Sucks OF W. II. Martin, Lon.
uon suitable prescuts for iady or gentleman.
Pomrrov's Trusscs arc hy fir the hest In use.
Ask your pny cian p0mcroy Truss Coz AS Broad way.
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An OriplnnI IInIidny an.

Dothusefil and ornament Fairbanks FAM
iy acaes FlrD mass Untcd states costa scales 81
BgAdway, New YVrk-AfV
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f,IEI,.

CtbtoN Mrs. Ann GiDlon. wife Of Matthew oiblon
aged 30 years.
Relatives ana friends of ihc family are Invited 10 At
tend the funeral. from 81 Potter Pau. Church st.,
Brock vn, T.. d.. on Nundat. Dec ~ 1870. at T.. VI.
HilL.-suddcnly on saturday, Dec lj, Jam,s liill,
age - wears.
g. L. and \. NJ tre ftsIr, dN uNitru to attend the
fungral from Ascension Church. Kent st. Urc,npoint,
on TuO-diy Dec 80. vt T.. 20.
SUMMONS. HRrFNrotNr iopoE. No COS =. AND \.
MI tArru3 a are Iir y summon q 90 MI. tt no
tie iodgc room. corner n Mes role AMI orch
Urccnpun On Tuesday. Dee ~, at t;3O y. NJ Tor the
james llu ~ oricr, ALONZO Bl,IMEK, ,ias cr
jaws II. WmrfupnNr. sec.
Nc ANllN.-uu tuuaY, Dee. 10. j lhn Mccarihy. In
nI. lil-L llAr
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MARINE INrELLIGEYCE.

MINIATURE ILHANAc-ruta nav.
Sun rises... 1OiSun sets...... StiMOOn sets IL
Z | man wATFR-Tuts DAY.
Sandy HOOK. 80 Gov. Island 10 "a Hell Gate. II 40
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Reduced prlcc1 on furniture and carpets.
Cpperthwails, l'j and l5I Chatham street. Fay
monthly Adp.
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JJIA = ItH'I u y.
RNITIRE. CARi'i rs.
Il AtufANlu Us ilNSthav between .oul ,ul 't.t
st-.. l"u can purchase for Cl- ctrnrt- nl cl'fi-.
and furniture ,nelpci IMAM al any other establish,
mcnt.
MIXTURE. .CARPEr-. BEDDING. anl
INNt~ -IIi Hf liW"st rt-1 prce- un WrrNF pr
monthly Vlluruls no additional charge on time sales.
d. Ia 81 n. 500 lIg tuANrll',
OetWrfu .1 % ini 'Nihsf4.
Il ISIS PATTNr tulnus h'u.. thr most u-riul
IN riHlI- tr dwelling or business purposes, o.
tsI our al, dt-,, ttDr AIRY, &c rlqu re very sn1l
space. has Ntr.. h.ut0A,n Nr. useful nr-lit-
hnltuf placed 10 % has no app. france of bed Manu-
ftctutcd uy l.. los, l12 lrluCe b..
WLLkIN NND NON rtlLN PAY VENTS
w taken for luru irc, carpets And Jeli.u1 Al 80
meusc -tnch and ilN pr .H.
OONPENIllNAlr ~ cos, ill Cnltlaus
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3n,ustntn's
CRANn rNInN nENrrIr

~ Tor fhr
stFFfHERs oihc LATE pE1OEtYS FIRE,
to be yivcn on lhe uf'ornnonOf
IllIRsp ~, Doc. u,
800 t'g
by The mara9ere. actor Wutln and attaches Of the
fOuuSiue places " auu-c'itNf.
WALLAtks
lie see and Manapcr.... geo. MI. rs TER " ALL NCK
In p.rf0rNanc VIII con i.i Uf " bcrf lnn' charm.
IN couclv ~ NSTE. IN which Nrssra. MOS rNGTfE
sTINi 81 ~. BECKETT HOLLAND, AMI 'i., DY IS,
Miss Gf.{NON. and Mime PONiSl vii assume the
patt' with which they srnally dcnunod themselves
las year
T5lt followed by Thomas Haynes BaycI's burct,a.
called
FORTY AND FIFTY.
In wnich Ncs-rs fOIiN GlibEtE z. NiNOTT Y.
tD@lN. Ind Nrs SETON, Misses BAKER, nd BART
LETT Wlli arpedr
Orche ira unacr the direction Of Mr.. 7. BAKER.
hCADENY or Nt'sTC
GRAND ITALIAN OpEllA,
under the dirHcftuu NJ
MIR MAX SIR AKOStu
Musical Dircctor..............-.. 'r. MAX MAEETZTK
The performance az this house viii BE- given ON Friily
acruuOu inttrad Of Thur duy, hut iiCAcis Issued BY
the committee VII be 40 ii for that dly.
In This performance the following c'ninort artists
lav cu- nird ~ tcntcr fl vauinlo services: Nine.
Mara Pa mere. Miss Mcruau'n, Miss Martinez Miss
hhuluuAic, .isnur Brt-bui Nf Tom Klrl, Mr.. cots
chi Is, Mr.. HAL signor nscrli, sgnor Rirli. and
uthors uuicr the musical direction ~ signOr De-
NuNtlo. fufthcr partcul r. "a future aCvertscment
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lrLL oNANp onlnEsrnA ANp cnoNrs.


HOOTH's THEATRE
Loe COS ui Manager ~ s.rf JAR Eta PALMER
Ine performance Will rolti,t OF sLakespcArcs
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tlnsltlI snstlnmrnls.

dor cans fnr chr. tnlt trees AT wishing .
uicH tree should g't SOME. ~chnni-. fairs, and
cnur' he's supplied az mauuiacioy IS Thompson 81.
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n h fI6boSen' At IS &a-iinsii 'n,i.
JNTNA. singer nomcs'ic. W. 4 ". and all rfst.
~ class machines Tor sale TO rent repaired, and
cnsngod very easy terms. We furnish plenty Of
good paving Nurs Npod tauls mahc az pDr wees.
SHIRTS aprons, wrappers, ladies' suits, and undergaf
meuts given out ou can raYe time tr uilr, ana
4. NclrN all street cars run near g.. Store Re-
member. 1gl. plNMlL.
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auN ril- Iflflt-.
Lcs-nps and Miulg ......... Ne-+rs. KELLY LEON
q und Nr4trrl aud Hur Que Entertainment uy tHt
entire -fr ngth Of the .uY in their musical tce'
tons. ir Leon as Nine. D. -Ht,ue, an lnI .tcur; Mr.
t0urtfiT Ia his famous turc OIL soap and rhir.
r~istir song. "Flow rw.y. q-p the screaming
hurlvqurs Of - lmettic Nn.s" "a iIvo.t ut SHAW,
AMI y schooner" to tunrlul" with "PsgNHliuu a 4U
GHAi,ns or. the liacs sculptor" M winch Mt,srs
Viii ualtlD.lAte.
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Pr0rrie'or -...... Mr. ~ EfDNN gffONK
Hi' W.. \ N. fNiNl u
IT,. p turulucr will U.r. & Of Nh D. lJA bJttl
CAL LIS charn lug drtut
lA.U A. TRAY
IN which Nnssrs. thsr.- 10 pInt Tr J t-1rs O'Non
Ingm " ,u.t Pnia y. 81 Mpms.mcn. W
W ltr' :. Pltl f. ul Ni'7e. knih 'riu' u aets
Kat aN ON. Fanny Aurl.I, Af4. Marie NIIkn4 an
Misses Roberta NurWn t.1 Iiel.n N1r,utu vii anpa r.
Orcie.trl under the dir elton Of NJ H. It,alNGfON.
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The Chicago Triun uh for Deccncy

CHICAGO, April lS.-At midnight the
returns which are in from the city cleo
ton are only scattering, although enough
precincts are heard from to indicate that
the side of decency has prevailed that
what is known as the hummer element
has been worsted. and that the common
council will be composed largely of good
men. Clinton Briggs. Democratic nOmi-
nee for city treasurer, has probably defeat
ed Clark. Lipe, the Republican candidate
The vote for Hoyne for mayor has been
tolerably full. though both Republicans
and Democrats scratched his name in
many precincts.
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IN the disease had been passed. and was
absent less than ten days. Before and
since that time he was in his seat rcgn-
larry and shirkcd no vote or responsible
ity. For the improvement of two hun
drcd and fifty miles of the upper Missis-
sippi river. an appropriation OF only 500.
600 could be obtained. That ten per cent,
or $4,000 of this sum was securel to
Cairo shows effective work on the part
of MIR. IIartzell, and has earned for him
the thanks. not the condemnation. of his
constituents. The people OF Cairo, who
are most deeply interested. are satisfied
with the result of Mr.. II. IS efforts In their
behalf; and II those who watch his course
with a view only to fault-6nding, can
urge against him nothing more damag-
ing than the fact that he left his seat to
visit sick family. the people generally
will be satisfied, and chcerfully endorse
him by reelection.
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Opposition 10 the Eads Je,,ic..

New ORLEANS, April ls.-A petition
signed by the leading ship agents and the
masters of nearly all the transports
in port, has been forwarded to the sccre-
tary Of war, protesting against moving
the government dredge boat from South.
west pass to complete the work at the
Ead's jcttics. The Republican says /:
Under Eads' contract with the govern
ment he is to get 100000 as soon as he
gets channel, 20 feet: deep and 200 feet
wide through the jetties. This he has
been unable to do since he erected his
jetties. The water at the head OF the
South pass has shoaled from IL to Ii feet
and a bar has formed in the Gulf In front
Of the jctties on which there Is now less
than "a feet, and is rapidly shoaling."
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SINCE the effects Of the Devils Elbow
cutoff have developed themselves, it has
been ascertaincd that the occurrence, i'll
stead Of being mere prank Of the Faith
er OF waters. Is matter of very consld-
cradle consequence. Tens OF thousands
OF acres OF land, hitherto regarded as ir.
reclaimable, have been rendered susccp.
ubie OF successful cultivation. Golden,
swan and Young lakes, heretofore ugly
coi'ccuohs OF stasnant water, will be
Drained and their beds furnish pasturage
Tor thousands Of cattle. In short. while
the cutoff will benefit the commerce of
Memphis, 1t will add to the taxable prop
erty Of Mississippi county, Arkansas,
over one hundred thousand dollars worth
OF realty.
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Tue Cairo AMI vincennes railroad is
rapidly becoming u first-class thorough
fare as carrier Of both treights and pas
sengers. Without changing cars or the
breaking OF bulk, freight and Passengers
are transported from the far Soutbwes,
the interior Of Texas, over a direct routc
10 the Ausht'c seaSoard. The road bed
has recently been greatly improved, bet.
ter rolling stock has been purchased. and
but short time will elapse before II will,
be considered one Of the best roads in the
West. The present management is pru.
dent, industrious, economical and success
tul. Cairo has not realized all II expecte,
from the road, but we cannot, for thu
reason, withhold u expression OF tn
pleasure we feel In witnessing Its grow
Ing usefulness and healthy prosperity.
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WILHELM ON THE SCHOOL CUES.
TION.

MR. EDIroE My absence from the
city has prevented me from writing
sooner, but bclicyn. that my former
COLLECTIONS" have not yet entirely slip
ped the memory of your readers, and
having waited in vain for a response to
those objections, from persons who ought
to know more about or public scho Of
management than do, conclude that
they were all well founded, and would
beg leave to submit to the consideration
ofthc board the following additional OBJ
jcctlons, which I believe are also well
founded.
In doing so, am not actuaied by un-
kind feelings towards any OF the parties
conccrned; have too high an opinion Of
all OF them, and would be the last to
throw slur upon the name or fame of
any one connected with the schools.
But in speaking OF the actions of
public servants, it is impossible to say
nothing that might not be construed into
personality by persons who are them
selves too cowardly to boldly expose an
existing wrong, and, in this respect,
Judge others by themselves; and when,
in their contracted brains, they have
formed the idea that another, more cour.
ageous than they, speak too strongly of
those wrongs, either from selhshness or
narrow mindcdness, they irantically cry
out: "iiold! Wilhelm, hold Quick
sand, the treacherous quickstandr" |
would beg the reader not to heed such
spasmodic outbursts. but TO consider the
source from whence the howl comes and
rest easy, for there is no danger.
II do not represent any party. lam the
owner of little property myself, and am
therefore interested in the welfare of the
city. have always cast my vote for the
best and most capable candidates, and am
not supporter OF our present city ad-
ministration, as ! am supposed to be.
While in my present effort shall, as
much as possible, guard against saying
anything that might hurt the feelings OF
anybody, | shall without fear or favor ad-
vocate the Interests, not of partisan few,
but OF the people.
1t Is said that while the former board
OF directors met to examine the claims of
Prot. Alvord, another gentleman, from
Carbondale, presented his claims also,
ana offered to superintend our schools
Ior three thousand dollars less than Prof.
AiVord did, yet the position was given to
Tue latter, tor what reason those interest.
ed have not yet learned.
soon after Prof. Alvord was installed
principal 1t was decided that the Latin
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SheriFs Sale.

pi virtue of an execution to me directed by
1.-the clerk Of the circuit court Of Alexander
county. in the state OF Illinois, in favor of the
People OF the State of Illinois and against Henry
Watson Webb and Andrew J. Carrie. have lev
led upon the following described property, in
wit The southeast quarter of section nine on In
township seventeen Q7) south, range two (2J
west OF the 3rd L. NJ. In the county Of Alexan-
der.and state of Illinois, and also Tot numbered
thirty-ilv (a5l in block numbered eighteen Us,
In the FIRST addition TO the city of Cairo county
of Alexander snd state of Illinois. as the proper
~ of the said Henry Watson Webb, which sh All
court house In the city Of Cairo, in the county
of Alexander and State of Illinois on the Goth day
OF April, A. ID. 1875. at the hour of eleven
O'Clock, u, M, OF sald day for cash, 10 satisfy
said execution ALEX II. IRWIN,
sheriff of Alexander County, Illinois,
Cairo, Illinois, March 29th, 1876.
3-3O-dlt-w3w.
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From our regular Correspondent

lhioh Oui i'suiaI toIiehpouututJ
WASHINGTON, April 18th, 1876.
The week in congress has been even
more monotonous than usual. The SEN
ate, dull enough at all times, has had UNI
der discussion the peculiarly interesting
subject of the rcpaving OF Pennsylvania
avenue. This avenue, before high rents
drove trade to Seventh street. was the
fashionable thoroughfarc OF the city. IL
Is doubtful II it can claim that distinction
now, though two years ago, and even
more recently. 1t could present in the
afternoon about four O'Clock. the yayest.
most illustrious, and take it all in all, the
wickedest cosmopolitan procession OF
promenaders that could be seen on this
continent. On this street, somewhat
classic from redolencc of history and
pagcantry, cut at one end by the white
house and at the other by the capitol,
nearly score OF presidents have gone to
uheir inauguration. The principal hotels
aau drinking saloons Of the city are stu.
u'eu upon 1t or near it, and, daily during
'hc congressional session, senator's. and
members, and justices OF the sunre,no
COURT walk to and from the capitol on
the broad sidewalks or ride in tho 6i,hy
street cars, or roll in their own carriage.
II they can afford it, over Its now VERY
uneven surface. A few years ago when
Washington was touched with the wand
Of S3o.OD0,OOo, and transformed almost IN
asingle night, from struggling village
WIN mud road. sinto city almost as beau
tiui as the prophets vision Of the New
Jerusalem, the habitues OF this avenue
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HAVE the colorcd people Of Cairo lost
sight of Morton's bloody shirt; II looks
that way, truly. On Tuesday last nearly
or quite one-third OF them supported for
Office man who, being in The South at
the outbreak Of the rebellion rendered
daring service in the rebel army. IT, in
supporting this gentleman, the colored
voters were not actuated by desire to
let by-.ones be by-goncs. what motive
did actuate them, What other consider.
alton contd haye controlled them:
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or even twenty-five, will he more
economical in the future than the board
has been in the past and spend small
portion OF the amount saved In publish
ing their proceedings, which would tend
greatly to their peace Of mind.
may. at some future time. give few
statistics with regard to our school tax.
Until then remain,
Yours respectfully, Wilhelm
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-. OUcisl Cal1 Of the National Dem.
Oeroete OOnveaaton.

Tn. National Democratic Committee. to
whom is delegated the power Of fixing the
time and place Of holding the National Dem.
ocrstic convention Of 1879, have appointed
Tuesday, the twsnty.seventh day of June
next. noon, A. the time. and selected st.
Louis a. the place Of holding such conven-
ton.
Each state will be entitled TO a reprcscn-
ta,ion equal to double the number of its
senators and representative In the con.
eress Of the United States and the terri.
tory Of Colorado, whose admission in July
as a State will give It vote in the next
electoral college, is also invited TO send del.
egates 10 the convention.
Democratic, Conservative and other cin-
zens OF the United states, irrespective of
past political associations, desiring to co.
operate with the Democratic party in its
present efforts and objects, are cordially in.
yited to join In sending delegates to the
national convention. Cooperation is dc.
sired from all persons who would change
an administration that has suffered the
public credit to become and remain inferior
to other and less favored nations has per.
mitted commerce to be taken away by for
eige powers; has stiled trade by unjust,
unequal and pernicious legislation; has
imposed unusual taxation and rendered it
most burdsnsomc has changed growing
prosperity into widespread suffering and
want; has squandsred the pubic moneys
recklessly and defisntly, and nelcssly
neaA thu N bas elA,tlI hax,n han r;s
TO punish crime, to protect it.
For these end other reasons the national
Democratic party deem the public danger
imminent. and earnestly desirous OF secur.
Ing to our country the blessings Of an
economical, pure and free governme Mt,
cordially invite the cooperation of their
fsllow-citizens In the effort 10 attain thi.
object.
Thomas A. Walker, Alabama.
y. X. C0ckrill, Arkansas.
Frank McCappin, California.
William n. Bsrnum. Connecticut
Charles Beasten, Delaware.
Charles +. Dyke, Florida.
A. 4. Lawton, Georgia.
Cyrus II Mccormick. Illinois.
Thomas Bowling, Indiana.
II. VI. Ham, Iowa.
Isaac u. Eaton, Kansas.
Henry D. McHenry, KeLtucky.
Henry d. Ogden. Louisina.
l.. ID. NJ. Sweat, Maine.
A. Leo Knott, Maryland
william A. Moore. Mi:higan.
William Lochren, Minnesota.
J. II. sharpe, Mississippi.
Jno. @. Priest, Missouri.
Geo. L. Miller, Nebraska.
Thos II. Williams, Nevada.
": V. 3. Edgerly,. New Hampshire.
Theo. Z. Randolph. New jersey.
H. W. Ransom, North Carolina.
John q. Thompson, Ohio.
J ames X. Kelley, Oregon.
james =. Barr, Pennsylvania.
Nicholas Van Slyck, Rhode Island.
Thos. Y. Slmons, South Carolina,
William d. Bate, Tennessee.
Z. 5. Stockdale, Tcxss.
3. b. emalley, Vermont.
John Goode, jr., Virginia.
John Blair Hoge. West virginia.
George II. Paul, Wisconsin.
Thomas NJ. Patterson, Colorado.
AUGUSTUS sCIIELL, New York,
Chairman.
FRIEDRICH o. PRINCE, Massachusetts
Secretary National Democratic Com.
WAsuIN1iUN. February 22. 1875.