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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-27
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ADJUSTMENTS:

A CADEMY OF MUSIC
LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON.
Engagement Of the great Classic Actress,
HELEN D'EsTE.
With her Talented Dramatic Combination.
Tuesday April 25-The entirely new society
Wednesday Matince-LADY AUDLBY'S Sc
CRET.
Wednesday Evening Apri 2s The new emo
tiona drama called DESTINY
Thursday Evening. April 7-Ruekstohe's
sparkling comedy. MARRIED LIFE.
LED AsTRAY.
Saturday Matinee FANCHON.
saturday Evening, April 2e-FLOWERs OF
Sunday April 3p-Last Night-Boucieauts
drama STREETS OF NEW YORK.
Great preparations are being made Tor the
Annual Testimonial Benefit to Mr. D. BID
WELL. apps
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
JAMES FLYNNE Sole Proprietor.
The Greatest Attraction Ever offered.
Engagement for one week only Of the Light
Weight Champions -
BILLY EDWARDS and ARTHUR CHAMBERS.
who viii appear each evening and matinee in
ring costumes in Grand Stnrring Match.
Also Messrs. SEARLES and BEHGS, MASTER
HARRY. Tho Child Wonder MISS ELLA
HELM and TIN MORRIS. Tho most complete
organization If elebrated speciality artists eyer
Matinee SATURDAY at u O'Clock.
Admission 30. % aud 10 cents. apo
TARROLLTON GARDENS.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-27

FACTQRS' AND TRADERS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
II CarondeIet Street.
Assets April 30, 1875, s1,4sG,215 IS.
This Company issues Policies
FIRE, RIVER AND MARINE RISKS
AT LOWEST TARIFF RATES,
r. A. PALFREY, President.
MOSES GREENWOOD, Vice President
THOs. r. WALKER. Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
Moses Greenwood. Il. NJ. Wamsev,
W. A. Johnson, A. Britin.
John I. Noble. A. II. May.
John Chafre. s. II. Snowden.
Richard Mlliken. T. Lytt. Lyon.
Samuel L. Moore. VIM. G. Raymond,
j. /. Warren, Jas. s. Prestidge,
r. T. Buckner Samuel n. Boyd
Samuel Fredander. Joseph McElroy,
"A. Yates, E. B. Wheelock.
John /. Adams Cyrus Busse1
Isaac Scherek. VIM. J. Behan.
de,s B. r. Esehleman.
CtRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
Incorporated March, lsas)
FIRE. RIVER AND MARINE INSURANCE AT
TARIFF RATES.
THOS A. ADAMS, President
SAMUEL Il. NEWMAN. Vice President
HENRY V. OGDEN. Secretary.
TRUSTEES
Thomas A. Adams, SAINT y. Newman
Sapl H. Kennedy, c. +. Ruddecke,
John Phelps Adnm Thompson.
Henry Abraham. Z. NJ Strong.
Victor Meyer Joseph Bowling.
Edward j. Gay John M. Sandidge
Simon Hernsheim Simon Forcbeimer
Joseph B. Wolfe, X. II. Post.
Edward Pilsbury John T. King.
Fredr'k Camerden. J. l.. Harris.
Andrew Stewart, Joseph stone,
George Martin. Alfred Moulton,
L. G. Jurey Edward Nalle.
Geo. W. Sentell. A. Levi.
AM SuTuThSa tAp3O
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-27
Aaoat Upon the waters.

About half-past six O'Clock this morn
ing Officer Lacoste found floating in the
river. MT the head of Lesseps street. tn.
body of unknown man. apparently
about thirty-iive years of age, dressed
in a pair Of gray pants and blue flannel
shirt and boots. The Coroner was mott
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-27

sales to day $500 bales Demand fair.
To-Day There Is fair inquiry, and
We hear of sales thus far OF about 1900
bales There Is no change to note IN
prices. =,
At IL as p. m. the Exchange reported
the market quiet.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-27

This is the most extensive Mill in the South.
and the quality of our Rice unsurpassed. Mill
ing rates: No. l, &c. per b.; No. Q. Nc. per ID
Sacks furnished on orders to Lock Box 976, New
Orleans. Eight sacks of Bran returned to thu
planter for every 100 barrels Rice rsceiveS.
dsl9
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-27

Joseph Clavire and George Dwire
aged respectively II and II years, wer,
housed i'm the Seventh Lookup, charged
with larceny Of a lot Of tools. Officers
AueoiD and Lethique are the com
plainautS
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-06-17
J. Dssall Canerss, ~ NV VA
Secretary.

]. Donald Cameron, the new re-
cipient Of The portfolio Of War, Il
the Oldest con Of Senator Simon
Cameron, Of Pennsylvania. He
was born IN Harrisburg, ard q
now about - years Of age, thongl
he appears to be much yoodSen
He he's taken but little intereAt In
politics until within the last ten
years, when he has begun to profit
BY bis fhther's experience in the
management Of legislatures and
conventions, and has proved : sue
oessfhl student In that school Of
pol(tlcs. He h shrewd aud dar.
Ing leader, and troubles himself
1.-THE over consequences. He hes
never aimed to populprise himself,
sv6h In hls party, ard dlseards III
sentiment y an fundamentally In
.,,x..n,.~ -. u. 4. ..,...
vsel.'" .e.' ne -. nexs-
held . political oflcs, and never
6splred to one, with the single AZ
.ceptiOn Of , scat in Grant's cabl-
0'eA esss evs wy" ~
aaIure caused ~ estraneement De-
tween the President and the Cam
arous. which he's been recentlv
s..,.a
ne.ae1'
For : number of yeo!e ~: Cam
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-06-17

un1es What Clrcanstahees ~
Final Dlssslafisl nay - Z

DR.. Frederic r. Marvin gave tho
library dub last evening . physici-
an's view Of death. his s1hiect b.
ing "Ths Physiology Of De.th."
Tho history Of death embrac>s
three psriods, tho fAbalous the
saperstitions, and the philosophi-
cal. The fAubulous was In NY
biological times, In which death
was psrsoniAed asgodden Nors,
the glance Of whose eyes was fatal +;
the 6uperstitious era was that
long period in which death was ~
gsrded - IN instantaneous charge
1 stroke that came ard cut OF life
from The whole body at once. Oura
10 the philosophical ~.
The lecturer bad experlmented
on dog, 70 discover tho order o
time IN which The senses die. To
one dog hs gave arssneous aeid'
The second died instantly upon hia
introducing . needle into the Md
ulla oblongats; and Tie third be
bled 70 death. n the last, tho or
der Of death was, 6light, taste,
smell, hearing, touch; which -
tabllshed the lhet that senses dis-
appeared n The same order - they
do IN sleep.
The human body is n aggrcga'
ton Of cells. Life d the segemsn-
tation Of these cells ; death their
disintegration. Each cell dies foz
itself. Every moment cells are
dying. Our bodies arc composed
Of these little points. Take them
away and there d nothing left ol
% hntths connecting shreds. There
ars dead cells in your body, and
when yon are dead, there will for
some time continue to b living
ones. W. shall st some time b
resolved into carbonic aeid, water,
and The miMeral elements.
The whole surihee Of our globe,
aid The speaker, he's been duo
over one hundred and twenty-elght
times 70 bury its dsad, even moi
reckoning the long ase Of the world
which Vi given Il by modern science
and w inhale, We feed upon 'ele-
menis, he very atoms, that have
been living human beings before.
Tho dead, be continued, live again,
and w greet them In The perfume
Of tho city, In the thousand leaves
Of ths forest
Death, The doctor says, Il palm
less. There 10 no moment In our
lives in which molecular death Il
not going on In ~. The last words
Of . multitude Of persons indicate
that mere disintcgration 10 pain.
less. TO die Of cold, after the frat
agony Il over, ID luxury. So Il
drowning. The smile Of death, the
Tplacidity Of death, comes to sll
features alter tho rigor mortis.
That is over IL three days.-N. \.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-06-17

Theodore Tilton lectured at Wei
lington On Friday last, and suc-
oeedsd In 70 viv6ly illustrating Z
certain phass n his " Problem oi
Liie," that It q altogether likely
that b win never again b invited
to instruet that portion Of Tie
great American public. From 70
ports which have been brought
down BY reliable eyewitness,
one would be led 10 infer that the
great plaintiff was only human Il.
ter al, and that . little alcoholic
Inspiration could fetch him ~ thor
oughly y though he were made Of
commoner stuff.
Tho evening train brought the
distinguishsd guest 70 The village,
and landed him safbly at TIE Amer
team Hama evhnna a~a~~k v<.rvn.
hsa -. .-..ssS =. -. c.l..,c,
IIpo. bis srr;vsI. r. 4, i.so, msd
~ lAndlord that M. interral q.
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s.ntlv hintsd thst ! IlHtIa a aoms.
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-06-17
TUs ogphals' ldvestnfst- t---oAl
u u naly Re0antie lcei-
6ents b Z Rallroal Co.
dDeter'S LIZ.

Ben Cole discovered, crouchoo nm.
der one Of the seats IN . smoking
car, Z boy aud . girl. 'slliater. il
this tho road 10 Havenla said The
boy, - he crawled out and The
girl said, '.sslister, please don't put
rs ok. our folks live thsEs. aud We
amt got any fAther or mother and
hero il . letter." At the same time
drawing ftom her fAded calico
apron . crumpled piece Of paper,
and handingit to Mr.. Cole. Amer
looking at II . long time, for It was
badly written, badly spelled and
blurred. he made out this:
IAN good people: These child.
ren amt got no iAther or mother.
They died here IN February, and
lie been tending to 'em. They
amt got no fblks here: and their
folks hve - Haven, Connecnt. ~
: poor nisyer woman ana can't
keep 'em 10 longer.
As'e GOT myself % support, ano
thsyse . going back 70 their folks:
They y sood children, asd dont
40 en- no harm'"
JANE AAuflH'
~. Cole sae down ~ she BOY,
VINO w sooet sn,['een ys.1e 2!
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!. 'ne spt'.e Sone no"e', w''n
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-06-17

rGrBuch Regular Adveetasemeets
nsst - paid at he beginning of
~ quarter.
RULE FOUR.
All Editorial NotIeoss s1eept
vhsn aeeonpanlng re Arst inDes.
.ieu q an advertisement vill b
ehargsd - eents Pr llnes ohltnar
H. The sams. Simple announee-
cents ofdeaths q Marriages ~.
Psssons who wish b indulge In
vhat b termed ''persqoel notlces."
vlll 10 required p ~ = Accord
ancs With ~ natass y their astl-
RULE FIVE.
FEES ron ANNOUNCING CANDI.
For State and District 0nlces, -
for County 0Mces:. .........-...... 10
ror Beat OGIees. es....................- 3
RULE 1Ix.
Ortlern nom transient custemolD
verbal o. Wsl(teN, ~ job woek, -
vertlslne, o. suboesjpe peloos mooe p
accompanied by tho CAoh y obeeln
attention. Accounts q regular
custOmevo duo and presented tho
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-06-17
o. J. |. yoUWo,
Resident Dentist.
=. ,,:..,.s s:ss1ZZnt. ~ (! !! ,,.,., /. :. ).

o. yP.ss.!es.s FIX. - =: q: y!sley I Co Z
Thoee ATvorlne him WIN thelr
patronage nay reot eooucod thot
thelf work Will b done 80 the
most thorough and skl1lfnl manner
and none but the best of materials
used.
Parties dsulrlne % - visited at
their rooidenoee ID The oopntry Will
Leave word % the once Or a( Fin.
lays Drug Store. aug1
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-06-17

The monument 70 nat rcd maa
james Fisk hes just ben unvsllsd.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-06-17

llAkss tAs paynsat ef taxss, ssdsups
tios, sals and lsasing 4 lea1s .
speciality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Monday, Sept. II, 1876.
dispatch from Indian Agent CraVens at the Cheyenne
Agency states that all of the buildings ct that agency
except three have been swept away by 1Ood and that
all records and papers gone The AGENT says he can
not wait for bids, and asks II he shall employ labor ana
move 70 some safe place.
There arc indications at the Treasury OF another call
for the redemption Of zig pee cent bonds to be made in
day or two The cali will probably be for $40 100000.
There were withdrawn from the Treasury to-day
100000 in United States per cent bonds held 70
National bank circulation for which 42 per cent
bonds are TO be substituted
Dr. Lnderman has issued order to the effect that
silver bullion for coinage will be bought, until further
notice. at NcwY0rk, Philadelphia, san Francisco. and
Carson City, payable IN gold 1t tho rate OF lOOl2 cents
PER- standard ounce at Carson CITY and lOl cets at tue
other places named.
The United state rigate Franklin, which for the past
rc years been the agshD OF the European squad
ron vii! sah for home tomorrow. arriving at Norfolk
Oct. s. when shp viii be put out OF commission
Rear Admiral NOrdcn Will transfer his lag 10 the aIlO
The total amount OF coinage at tire various mins dur
ing August amounted to s752,3o0, Of winch S292l7o0
was silver coin. This 10 much larger amount tban that
for August, 1875.
The story that Secretary Robson has decided to order
a court martial In tho case OF Commodore Wood, En-
ginoern Chief OF the navy, is without any foundation
whatever.
Official returns tho Bureau OF Eta ist:cs show that
during the month ended Aug 81 1875, there artyed at
the port OF Ncw-Nork S04 immigrants. OF whom 44+l
were males aud 3.ll3 were females.
The number OF patents issued for the week ending
Sept H. and bearing that d ate OF issue, was 2s2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12
DIED.

CAHR-sqrah Marguerite daughter Of John F. and
Annie Carr, aged ~ months ana days.
Wednesday, sept Is, ut O'Clock IN Intelmeut at Bed.
ford, WesJchestcr co.
FERRYDrowncd on Friday evening Sth inst Darius Ferry
aged ~ years.
attend the funeral to,
lnDfOE, Wcnest morning, at 10 O'Clock from his late
residence, 233 Fast fhrtical st.
HAWIS-At Wrent.an. Mass, Aug g. bfrs Nancy uawcs
mother q the late Dr. Geo E. HAYES OF tails cy asd %
years.
h0wE-suddely on Sunday morning. Sept TO- Dr. John l.
Funeral viii take place his residence Bning
ham, COun, ON TUESDAY, sept u ~ -. rains leave
Central Depot Forty -scconi.st IA. rctarnnx
leave BiElhEbam At $40 Friends Of the family
invited 10 attend.
JOHNSON Oh Sunday evening the 10th inst,
Joan Henry so1 OF Leonard L. Johnson In the 27 year o.
RoiaSrs and friends Of tho family arc invited 10 attend
tbs iGHcral frun hs Late residences l63 Fort Greene place.
Bsooayn, IHcSly afternoon at a O'Clock InsernenL at
Marlboro. y. j.. "Wednesday 18th inst
NEWELIon ScTiay, 10th inst. Stark widow OF
samuel Newell Of Boston daIgLter OF BaiOr caleb
Fa6era services at St AIMS chureh Eighteenth near
Lc taken to Boston for intsrment.
Boston, Mes, Philadelphia, Penn, and New-Hanpsbire
papers please copy.
POSTAL ClGscr, Monday Sent IL Nargaretta Brush
Relatives and friends respectfully invsl attond
IN, funeral the residence OF her Iatlrrnlaw A r.
Post, No. 327 West Tweaty ST. Wednesday sept
Is, al y.
POrrERon SATURDAY. Sept Charles A. the firm
of Potter Brothers, and OF the Joseph
Relatives and ends Of the family respectfully invited
attend tie funeral services from his late residence IIS
EdycnthsL on Tuesday morning. Eth inst. aI 10 O'Clock
ROSSSnddenlY Sunday, Sept TO- JOha Ross OF The Ma
ton Press IN me AID year OF his age.
Funeral from bis lac residence 20S BrOOkyn
on thursday, Sep. ID. &C 10 O.
WITTY ESEYAt Salem, Conn. Saturday Sept g. Or
rau'e Wnt"sey. late Prncipalof Music Vao seminary.
sgel rs yeas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12
THE REVOLUTION IN COLOMBIA.

PANAMA., Sept 2.-Tho revolution in the
Cauca has experienced change No blow has of late
been STUCK Both parties ausmeuiing their strength
in men and arms. The National Government has de-
cared the republic in a state of siege. Yesterday the
decree WAS Officially proclaimed here. BY it the National
army is to DO increased 10000 men Tho contingent
TO be furnished by the state OF Panama ia fixed at 5000
men fine National decree IS dated Aug IT, The States
of Anti0atia ami Tolima have declared against the
General Government. Gen Deleady, with his l,2OO Ma
1o,na without any obstruct0n This report IS not uni
yctsay credited. Tue steamers Colombia and Murl'iO
plying the Magdalena River have been taken posses
s1 of for lie nyeyance OF Gen Poner and mis-
mand ot National troops. Reports OF serious engage
mcnt tine banks OF the magdllena nave rcached US
but the details are wanting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12
pASSENGEns AKRIFED.

FROM BERMUDA N stIalshiO Clairaq, Sept lie. W.
Me(lllm w o. North +. w Kelly, D. b. Duter0ride, Grace
NJ Oaerbgidge. Miss Mayor MS Lonsaoa, child and nuist
aud Mrs Cox, MT Leon and seryaut ArS g. W. I'M
Mira Daniel H. j. Pcaman, r. OuterDTltge, N " Hope
good w w whitney, Rev. NJ. James lr T. A. Reese, J. A.
orion J. c. Tucker r. q. OIcr5rdge, Mss Q H. Outerbrdg
Mrs. W IL Wilkinson, A. g. smith g. w Spencer a. JoGE-
SON, - q. hubble and WIFE, Geo. q. Heath.
FROM SAVANIiLA-En steamship indes, sept III. H. J.
IzIqure eIrs Pratt aud children Manuel Comes Rafael
j. David Ciudrn and servant From Cnrlagona-ME
MrMister, Rafael del CASTILLO From Aspnwal-saDJiapo
Perez AMI sOn Roberto NGrypot Frederick DC Ia fuent
g. GIepp Col Manuel Fieyne, Erneso Asery5 Gen
Pile Mr. Nugeu WIFE, and children, Capt Johnson, u y M
wife ehild and servants f. Peters Mr.. Chace Oscar
Alexander Aulsew Moss Edlarlo Castillo, Rev p Garoa
Mr. Mnlm.,pr Henry Nathan, Wilson j. Wing Mrs. Hele-
men ami Cbiren. o. X Stevenson aud wife w H. Mcneil
David Sand.Or Rorert Wilson, David POweS Frank SenetS
IRON IONDON--TR stsqtlsaip AUy'Tati, sept. ILL
Rosenbaam biss Anna Gresh II. DcDngs IL. Parrott G. W.
Riapcbap MT andHfs. Nation, Robert swan, A. A Snytei
Cerlos Flopmne. Mr. AMI drs @ sharp Mrs Q; Waite and
family Miss l.. salmon, the Rev George l.. SpialnH.
ar. and Mira. Pearson, MIA John Maek Mr. and
&c swift pnd man servant William Hei,er,
W J. O. Htlier r. D0gotto, Mf ami Mrs stevens Mr. and
Mfs VIM H. Henry Master Charles Henry, Alexander 1Gl.
ocb Robert STANLEY slr Weeks, Mr Weeks Mr. and Mira
a q Wright and family a. G. Stevenson r. huhielsen, Mrs.
Alta MI aud Mrs. Edw ard Levy and child
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12
FOREIGN NOTES.

PANAMA, Sept. 2.--The crew of the wrecked
steamer Georgia are here route homeward
ST.. JOINS, Quebec, Sept. ll.-Farrars stone
ware pottery here wss totally destroyed by fire last
nigh.
LONDON, Sept. 11.-Judge Sir Colin Black
burn OF Che Court OF Queens Bench, aud thc Right Hon
Edward strathearn Gordon, Lord Advocate Of Scotland
have been appointed IOriS OF Appeal under the new
Judicature Amendment act.
TORONTO Sept. 1l.-Mr. Beatty Of the Sarnla
line OF Lake Superior bas made arrangements win the
Red River Transportation line and Northern Pacific road
for the TRANSPORTATION Of the Manitoba surplus wheat
crop the rate fron Winnipeg 10 Montreal VI NeY-York
not 10 exceed 40 cents per bushel
LIMA, Aug. PA mob yesterday evening
attacked the Union Club and in few minutes smashed
tho balconies and windows into Fragments The infur
ated crowd then attacked tho house oil oxFfesiieut
Pardo and had caused considerable damage when Pres-
dent Prado arrived With mounted men nha uieofsed the
rioters The mob again attacked MIR Para0s house, nut
were fired on by Col Zamudios remen who killed four
aud wounded several the dsturbers The eanse OF the
riot the seoncnt OF the people a Dr. ARENAS peiuS
retained In the Cabinet
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AIIsTRINs coon WISHES.

PRESIDENT GRANTS LETTER OF REPLY
WASHINGTON, Sept, 1.-THE following is
President Grants reply to the congatGatory letter Of
tie Emperor Francis Joseph, on the occasion OF our
Centenary:
ULYSSES g. GRANT, President NJ tie United States OF
Amcrica 10 His Iptpert0i Aajssty FRANCIS JOSEPH
Emperor or AuStrio, King Of Bohen,d, and APostoSe
King Of Hungary.
GREAT AND GoOD FRIEND was much Enttered 10 re-
ceiye through honorable envoy OF yOur Majesty 20
this Government Count HOyoS, the kind letter OF the
18th nt which your Majesty pleased to address TO
with congratulations ia anticipation Of the approach
ing Centennial Of the United States. IL is especially
agreeable learn that c sovereign VI one Of the Oldest
most renowned and most wonderful nations OF the east
ern hemisphere recognizes tha progress in The prosperity
accomplished during that rerod Oy the Western kanu6-
lie, aud thcrclrOm deuces that perseVerng adYhce M
tie direction may be expected from her. The good
wishes which Majesty expresses toward this c0un-
try cordially responded to. aud confidently hope
that during the future reign OF your 1aesy inc progress
OF HE countries under your rule viii be, IN everything
which cOnduges to the happiness and prosperity or
people, eminent hitherto, aud this pray 10 the
OmnipOCnt extend to your Majesty Ills sac ana h0v
protection. Done at Washington the 22d OF July 1870,
aud IN the 1Olst year OF the independence OF bo United
Siatcg u. s. G34NF
BY the President Hamilton Fish, Secretary Of state
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place MI honest man. Some win that he is not
riuch, Rutherford Is. Hayes Is patriotic II On, ana
when the war commenced Rutherford u. HSyes said.
would rather Into THIS and hc ked IN tle course
OF 10 than live through it ard have taaen ne rt IN IT,
IApplaus.l Compare that WITH lr. 1dsu's REFUSAL 70
sign fbe call fnr tie Union Getting 10 Hcw-YOrk All
the Democratic snakes with their i0rc and poisonous
t0nies Strcs out, hays round IN the reputation OF
Gov Hayes crevi,c in which TO deposit To poison oil
their niaigulty. Inag pure inst Tho DouO-
cratic party caHDO: lie atSUt hin t1rcat kau-htei!
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REPUBLICAN PRINCIPLES.

,DnREss BY COL ROBERT G. EGERsoLL.
-..ov AND EYTnusIA TIC MEETING Al TIE COOPER
uSIoy--REcEPrroN or COL. INGERsoiLs SPEECH
ADo;11oN or coSGEATULATorY RESOLUTIONS
e. Gov Robert G. Ingersoil Of Illinois last night
:. Tooper Union spoke GU the political issues OF the
a. a. unusual ongtb. to the largest and most en-
,osbc audience which, during the las! ten years,
single speaker has attracted His address was
:" his Lappiest epigranuuatic style ahd was inter
,,rlsd every few moments either by the most up
.sar;ous ian Inter or enthusiastic cheering.