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A sentimental Meriden man is
getting bronze statue Of his de-
ceased dog.
MayDe the cable breaks are due
ITO whales scratching their backs
son it.
A precocious Wilmington, N.
&C., girl aged three, baked her pet
vcat in the oven.
A one-legged forger has been ar
rested in Worcester. He couldn't
s.ct otherwise than ill-leg-ally.
Beecher calls Bowen dismal
swamp He probably wishes he
would dry dp.
The New Hampshire Republi-
cans don't want Bristow kicked
out OF the Cabinet-till after the
q aclion.
The Barnstable Patriot says the
snrst herring has put in an appear
sance at Ealmouth--a harbinger OF
spring.
Take woman who has been
raised near railroad depot, and
sou can yell al Ter all day with
sout exciting her ire.
So the King of Burmah sends
presents TO the King of Italy
Didn't know the gentlemen were
acquainted, did you.
A bill has been introduced in the
Virginia legislature to tax tobacco
aisers 50 per year and profane
swearers So per year.
There are nine hundred thous-
and sheep in Colorado. That
eought to make it strong for he
Republican party, as pictured by
Nast.
The proverb says, Laugh and
grow fat. What a saving OF corn
ut would be II pigs oald laugh.
Two sets Il ribs and double
Cones .nske newly-aIaivel Mich
gan baby quite novelty.
Whea boston lady faints away
sand the usual restoratives fail, they
a,4,,.. J..n- her TO by putting a
volume of Emerson under her
Elead
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NEW I'D YER TLSEMENTS.
q fOMM ISSIONER'S NOTICE f:
"A. X. NYNER,
rs.
JOHN UNGER.

The Circuit Court of Berkeley Co.,
West Va, at the November Term, 1875,
having referred the above entitled cause
so the undersigned'to ascertain and au-
ilit all debts that are liens on the real
tate in the bill mantioned in this
cause, with their respective priorites ::
Parties interested in the foregoing
re 'erence will take notice that Twill at
rg4id ut my office in the town of Mar
e sburg, on Monday, the 9th day of
March, 1876, to execute the torego-
fgg order.
j. T PICKING,
mmisisoner
II B Miller, Atty. [m4, rs, 4tw
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MEMBERS OF TRINITY EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, of Martin sburg, West Va.

MEMBERS OF TRINITY EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, of rtinsburg, West Va.
The Board of Trustees of said Church
having filed their petition at the Novem-
Der term of the Circuit court, the object of
which is to obtain decree from said Court
authorizing them to make sale of certain
lot of ground, being part of the real es-
tate belonging to said Trinity Episcopal
Church, and described in said petition for
the purpose of applying the proceeds
thereof to the improvement of the Parson-
age and remaining part of said lot.
The members of said Trinity Episcopal
Church of Martinsburg, Berkeley County,
West Va, and all other persons interest
ed, are hereby required to appear within
four weeks after the date of the first pub
LEGATION of this Order, and do what is nee
essary to protect their interests in this
matter.
E, s. TR0XELL, Clerk.
Haldeman, P. q Feb. IL, 4tw
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over $40, 900 bottles Of DR.. Bull
Cough Syrup are sold every season,
and thousands OK persons saved from
an un'imely gave.
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Monongalia county owes no debts.
The receipts of the county for the
Iaast year were $21 ,905.53, and the ex-
$40, 279.44.
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The State Journal says that peach
blossoms were seen on trees at WASH
angton Bottom, Wood county, on the
Z 9Th ult.
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NEW AD REFRESHMENTS
cTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

GTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
at Rules held IN the Clerks Office Of
Circuit Court of Berkeley County,
the It'll day Of February, 1876.
JAMES SMITH, who sues on behalf OF
himself and all other creditors of Ben
jan in Lockhart, deceased, who may
come in and share costs of this suit:
VS..
J. w LAMON, Executor of B. Lockhart,
a~d in his own right, r. Lamon, Trus-
tee, Mrs. Eliz. w. Bell, and - Bell,
ert Lamon and George North, partners,
trading as Lamon& North C L Lockhart,
trus Zee, and in his own right, r and Chas
Lamon, asslgnees of fsliz. Ward, NJ p.
Nelson, VIM. McCoughtney, ] P Smith,
James Minghini, admr. of S L Minghi-
nj, John B Lockhart, Edward G Curtis,
Benjamin A Curtis, Annie H Curtis.
The object of this suit is TO settle the ac-
counts of Benjamin Lockhart's personal
representative, to construe his will, to have
l2l acres OF land belonging to him in this
county sold to lay the liens upon the
same. And it appearing on affidavit fed
this suit, that.the said defendants, Mrs
Eliz. w Bell, and - Bell, her husband,
John Lockhart, Edward e Curtis and
Annie Fl Curtis are not residents of this
Sta,e, they are hereby required to appear
within ore month after due publication of
this order and do what is necessary to
protect their interests in this matter.
ES TROXELL, Clerk.
DIP, Pc, Febl2, 4tw
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DIR PFOIyE'5
ANTI-BILLIOUS FAMILY PILLS

oThese excellent Pills will be fSnnd sure remedy
il aeidity of the Stomach Indigestion Habitual Co.'S
fveness, Cramp Collie, Fever and Ague. This terri
BILE and distressing disease IAN with from two to
four doses be overpoweed, and bias in may cases ef-
fected cure with one single Pin. Every pill being
ordinary dose, renders them the cheapest medi-
cine in the world. and their ceitainty Of cure une-
quailed. We have never found them to tail in cases
ofJaundise and Spas modic Affections They purify
the blood and promote healthy action of The skim
They are purely vegetable aud perfectly free from
anything that do either pernSnen OF temporary
injury to the Stomach or Bowels, or 70 the general
system Persons not in need OF them would do well
to keep box constantly on haad they do not
loose their good properties by age, and therefore
available when needed. Certain destruction to Worms
in all cases they having been tested incases where
all other oisand Syrups have failed. Withthe many
certificates, and even the samples Monster Tape
Worm, has been removed. which can be seen at my
office, this Pill IS warranted in all say the money
refunded.
These Pills had their origin in 9rance, where the
medical science is far advanced
DIRECTIONS.-Two pills will be found sufficient
purge for admit. Ii taken TO lrlieye constipation
one pill every morning is advised For ague. two
pills two hours before the time OF Of having chilli
For child six years old half pill VIII he found TO
act well.
Manufactured N Waynesborn, Pa
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NOTICE

gEND csc. to G. ?. ROWELL & Co. New
y York, for Pamphlet of 100 pages, con-
tanning lists Of 1000 papers, and estimates
showing cost of advertising. lm4lyw
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
b. L. BUSEY,
rs.
N. PITZER'S Exr's.

The Circuit Court of Berkeley County,
West Va, at The November Term, 1875,
having referred the above cause to the
undersigned, to ascertain the indebted
ness of B. t. Busey to the estate of Mar
tin Pitzer, decd Oh c1.,ain bonds men,
toned, and to report the amount of as
sets, either personal or real. which
came into the hands of Exec
utors, with the aggregate liabilities of
said estate. Parties interested IN the fore
going will take notice that will attend at
my Office in the town of Martinsburg, on
Thursday, March 80, 1876, to execute said
reference.
J. 7. PICKING,
F&F, Att'ys Commissioner.
ma, 4tw
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TRUSTEES SALE
or EALUABLE
H0USEandLOT.

YsNHE UNDERSIGNED, by virtue of two
l. several deeds of trust, executed by
George W. Jackson and wife, the one
dated March Sth, 1875, executed by
said Jackson and wife, to Bic ckburn
Hughes, Trustee, for the purpose Of Sc
curing the payment of certain note
therein described, which deed is recorded
in the Office of the clerk of the County
Court o. Berkeley County, in Deed Book
No. u, pages SO and 10, and the other
dated March 9th, 1874, executed by said
Jackson ard wife to j. B Kearfott, Trustee,
for the purpose securing TIE payment of
certain note therein described, which
deed is recorded in The Clerks Office of
the county court of Be, kelley county, West
Virginia, in Deed Book y, page IS, will
sell to the highest bidder, in front Of the
Court House in Martinsburg, On
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U5fU UIL
NERVOUS AFEEGTFO Ms.

1t is invaluable as TONIC 1t will impart strength
to the system, purity the bleed and restore the lost
appetite IL is alto certain to all distractions
to the regular course OF nature in iemale purifying
the complexion and giving elasticity TO the spirits.
Also, q sure remedy for the diseases + GREEN
SICKNESS or CHLOROSIS, AkUChORRHEA or
WHITES, WOMB COMPLAINT OF FALLING of the
should be used with caution by airicd Ladies'. Thi-
Elixir is composed ofPDRE HEnBs and that Use
wperceive that the com binatisD is Powerful and yet
Harmless TO the constitution. tits impossible for di-
seases to Withstand this formidable remedy. Disea-
rla forced o lpaYa The sYstptn
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MI. I'D. PFOJTX.
WAYNESRORO. PENN'A,
WHOCESAI AGENT.

CROFT & BROTHER, opposite Court House, Hag
erstown, Md.
THOMPSON. LILLY & CO., No. 26 Hanover street .
Baltimore.
j. W. DALLAM CO., N. L. Cor Second and CAL
wolhill street, Philadelphia.
RE- For Sale by NJ. A. sNoDGRAss, Druggist. .
Martinsburg W: Va. and by Druggists generally.
June 4, lS75--lyW.1
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

AT the No, emb.r Term, 1875, of the
Circuit Court of Berkeley county:
JOHN N. ABELL, J. T. YOUNG, and
WIN. DORSEY, as Trustees of Trinity
Episcopal Church of Martinsburg, West
Virginia,
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RIGHT SIDE UP !!
Cheaper than Ever,

and while this may be good news to the
people generally, not so with the would
be cheap stores who were exulting in our
downfall. Nay, kind sreader, we still
stand before you as the CHAMPIONS
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Cheap Dry Goods

and to say nothing of what we have
done in the past, in the way of putting
down and keeping down the prices. we
are still determined to sustain our rep
utation for fair dealing and for giving
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5OOBushels Corn

so Bushels of Early Orange Dent Seed
Corn, the earliest and best field corn
known; 30 bushels of Timothy Seed.
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MORE 70 YOUR MONEY
BEST PRINTS. 8 CENTS

good do. cents; Laurel d. Muslin, 10
cts; Domestic Ginghams, and 10 cts.
Fruit of Loom and Androscoggin
bleached, l24 cts; heavy Crash 10 cts;
Corsets, so cts, &C., &c. We call special
attention to our large stock Of
, 1876-07-19
GRAND HAVEN.

Gpetfdl Nfpdfch to 5Ns 7FfbINA
GnAEn HAVEN, Affeh., July 1s,-'Thc exceed
tngy warm weather elsewhere has had per-
ccptiblo effect iu causing summcr.guests To
come in great numbers 10 our cool lakeaide-se~
sort. The war,ncst weather reported here thus
far, by the United States signal-scrrice OBJ
server, Is 81 deg. Grand Haven seems to bayc
special attractions us Sunday resort Tor Chi
from Chicago wcre +. ii. Nichols nd wife, Mri.
Uintidio, Mrs. Gilbert. j. 3. Mcigcr and vile.
August .Guodkind and wife. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles t. nurrept, Ct,arloe i. Rothschld, T. 9.
aIanalla1!, a. A. McEwan, Il. 9. MeDayid, J.
H|ocks,. Il. c. ,C1eycs, n, Z. Ls:yht, Philip
bartholomew, Charles F, Meyer, ". a. nocs,
William Murdoch aud vile. o. Guthrie, Frank
Daehcr, William Mcl)aykJ, George e. and ". +.
Wood, snl Charles Le!bcnstcln. On ThursdaY
noxt party Of e1curaontts from Springfield,
Ill, wifi arrive al the Grant Pacific, and On Fri.
day they will reach this csty, re1naining untll
Monday. The number u su.nner.vlsttnrs now
here Ia about 700, most Of whom nrc at the Cut
Ter House.
, 1876-07-19

n WV1IENlA
Er<rf1S H,fT&snhn6fNcN uf TAS

Huectas CprTespondencn " Ths Tr4ttfHs.
DEs MulNHs, H., July l0t-One ycas ago last
March, there cams to this city stranger, who
applied ut tho Htate Leadsr office for employ
ment. Iie gayc Ills name ns Robert Anderaon,
ana said lc wns nntiv6 Of Eainhnrg. bcutiana.
IIo was employed rs solicitor In the advertising
department, and entered upon hts duties with
zcal md SUCCESS. Ile was gcnt1ctnan'y and
courteous IN Acmcanos, drcssed neatly, aud aoon
won the confidence h,d esteem of tsnsse wlth
whom ho cAmo In contaet. Beyond the fnct
ef s nativity nothing c9qla be bs gathsrssa Of
reticcnt as To- himself. Nothing could 10
glcaticd from lin as to where he came from, or
who hs %ns thong A. e ha s Sais'e1s .9 ~
houss h ii New os,cans aewns correct IN all Ills
hablts; waa thorough all s!ass1ea4X als tla ena-
Gated, and WROTE gu ;pokc isuent a;aGS,.h. aEnG,shh.
had hsd'sI' 5'een oeia' ID thc Vnited States about
twenty years, but where no Dnp knows.
uo wins sent to 81. Louis to represent the Lead
r paper IL tAo convention, ana returned on Inc
| ilenuy suffering tru1a tha cllcuts of drunken
spree. This was tho !irst ttMo 10 was even
suspected Of love u liquori ~ fact. BE- !la1
;tssa,y ;sSsy aySd as d T. sssps ns Rr0nss, T.
tally recovered control IL himself; hut, on
Thufsday night, the subtle poisos showed itz
[ venom Ia deliriun,-trcmcns; and, GU satus-
day lnornlpB, he died. Nothing could be
| CLEANED frohi lila effects as to him or bis
history. No letters could DO foun1.-tn fact, hc
received none; but there were piles Of tnanu-
scrlrt,-writtdgsu upon various auhteStsy eY,ne'ng
[ seh0larshlp stories, and Bkctcl!ea.
| Diblu was fouul, on Tho Ay.)caf Qf Which gas
[ inscribed, "prcsented to tho kcy. Robert Ander'
son, d. D., Ivy John purleigh. The former was
tho tlau1e IL TIC lpyeuAed; but whether the ili.
scriptlon referred 10 him or rD'atiyc, Is uot
knDwn. It IL evident that ,ho was living IN
mystery, and stu1iousIy hiding aos1ie great
aycret Of hla llle. On alttlo slip OF paper In
his roonl VIVA tho following staasa, evidently &C.
Gently written: .,..',..
/ hHyEN0H,
| ny giant wrong shall from, alt covert bfcue,
| Aud na1 sslgty sUuj shall itsDlf ehthruno
On the triumphant chariot OF KSyanK0.
/ wh.!u ghastly horror, with lp4tattel halt,
] hhnll hurry % heforot sn1 mo aRnoaneb
| With ths weird claFun OF tho sOund OF Death.
It is also singular thpt, with Ill A!s ability, he
stu1ioussy avoided furnishing anything for tht
paper un which he was employed, conlntHg him
sulf strictly 10 his aepastine9ts which u wholly
nullka llterarY men generally. ns MAS aboul
5 feet high, With dofld complexion, dark hhl'
inclined Is curl, smooth facs except = bush,
.nustache, ana dask-hlue eyes. n0 was ubou
| tO years Of Ivy.
, 1876-07-19

favotite steamer, and his fnuto ley through
Rock strees,-as That tInn Tho disrcrutabte r,lr-
iisp e buffalo stepp!nE n,o n,o ~, nt1ey
md vilIalnn,ls.ysagc plue-ugly, ,sneh ~
aboundotl III tho locnlIty, who, with cooked
pistol, and murder in liis eye, demanded hin
h,noney OF Ills l!fe." FreIs VIII. knew. no more
ir,traa, ! haven't sny noaey,-fn i4et, an ''cat:
broke; but, II you will watt II minute until
Hn!sh lighting this cigar, fwt! give you my note
At s1ty days, II i viii bc Of any service to you"
of bis intended victim, Or, perhaps, recognizing
hIs voice (rhich Il mare fikclyh incontlncntly
slunk away Into the darkness, leaving Fred 10
sneanecr pcusvoiy homewsrd to is boarding
house, and cogitate upon how he Should scoop
next batch Of emsgrants on their WY nup
Me6t." .. W. D.
, 1876-07-19

efa,iy, Since the n. L<pufs Convection there has
hccr tnnch change In Jnnf pAptf. With tho num-
her giving .he proceedings q tho conssnsion nn Y
of Tilden and note bittor dnnupclt!on Of Hayes.
Each lt.ue has become moro psrtissn, and has
found thnt 3. J. Tilden 10 Just ahout tta man.
aiysncfng until u List Jou hsve about como out
ior Tl1dnn+ and you n''Ehs ~ well put NJ
name nt tho hesd ,of your eoIhmns "a
support rim, md Il Il also plasn that thcrc l.
golden r'ne to b. nan,e that y ma.e IN you, eaas
of Tllden thai, pYlnc!ptc-in thet, that yon arc
bought 10 support him, 10 De Tor him, ana TO innu'
eace what v1tors you can amongst your teadsrat
and tndrpendsnt sulscribed for .yonr dilly daily
sheea. 1fnw many votes do you think y6n *''' gain
tn Ttfdnn1 What docR a man OF his organ amount
noauccd three toniha ago! You have MY arHs an!
you aso haze my lAas aabacr'pton 70 {our sotsaps
pspef. NuAhAT MAILMAN.
, 1876-07-19
FRED EMMONs.

TO EH8 Nu11uE q 1HV 1F3VoHRt
CHICAGO, July H." Capt. SANS" Lake
"Reminiscences, In sunday's TatauAs, remind
tho writer Ut an aneuiote Of tho "fted En-
mons" described therein, which has the merit
Of being bona-hde.
Frod waa conlng up town late At night from
the "aoeks y IN Buffalo, where be had bcan aee-
Ing Of u lasgc nulubet Ut cinleraus4 Oh hia
, 1876-07-19
LOST AND FOUND.

+ OsT-A GOLD WATCH SEAL. NAAk YoSA
IL Eilsk engraved ont. Finder will b EuMAfdsa "
returning sanding xddI4ss y ~ sour fsof!a
T osT-AT LINCOLN PAhx, THIRD Xtodh9AE SXtodt9 f1, nt
sara Th6 a4drt Gii - suitably sawstasdn fetafasa
is NJ. $40 p2ktxt.
, 1876-07-19
nm AMERICAN CENTENNIAL.
What the London Times Has to
Say About It.
fhe "Thunderer" Makes.Up for Queen
Vio.'s Neglect to Recognize
the Occasion.

-.
The Emperor Of Germany. the Car Of husna'
md the King Of 1tnly, all aent letters to Pres'"
scn, 0rant, referring In complimentary man-
per u to the ono,l,undred,h anniversary Of tho
birthday OF me onnea slatcs u A'ns',sa 's '' rMs
Queen oi Great Britain made no sueh seeos
,itiou OF tho occaslon,--probab,y thinking that !
could hardly bo expected Of her TO express
Ilhc1A eohEsatu.as'on ~. .s s ~, -, s,r ,r1.
uits q Eeyolatloa Hnen ssyesta es', ] a. ma"s ~,
p&ble Colonies from tho nf'ttsh crown. ING
l,a',a Lona." .",t,ncnt % IN tha United Kingdom,
popaiA so".1AI|. Nv - us.s..,S. .o~tost ~ ,n1n.
.-msHes up 1of Aes saa'sus ~ '.sn, .s
msuting ae length anu ~ Ena.y sp'.', w."
- tntrre.t 10 ali Americans, wo give p,aco to It's
'tssrauee'' as ,onaen ioa,os:' 5,m.,, ,u,u4.
Tho citizens q the United States VII today G y
srsstnrT Tine thcY iayc become nation great
snong % tic nations ot tho. earth. From,
earlsest ] t,aw, Til the hoars Of night sltp tnto
snesS ;spes',ifsnts n q tc West t,tl.t Just hundred
n.r. sssn tho scan,y nrcdcsessora Of the mill
uass na :; Sfo E;ay reno,ineci tcIr allegiance to
KIM WHO llad forfeited gil cla'a 70 trlr :. 1oyal
ynaroipnty ann nombtless tllnrc Will io privnte
9r,n;s md nr1yatc ioys in s1io Western Republic
sls ss,fin tbo AIN ts ruiiniug It's COURSE Children
viii 10 born to make glad tie ,. eyes r. & q tSfr s
Dafoao DafSaa !, ss,e no psgoantry ii Princes or n
pa'~i,s panp,ss. ~ can inu to 10 Acekcd with
Reop'ssS' cS'onrintr eolore Of personal feelings
sne .Se, srross the Tissue .of national llc Tic
ose,acut sos al ulr,h and OF death takes ITO heed
a,"iln,,tni divisions of political societies,
a. o.S ~ iii not be arrested by political esnn,emo
rstions. To say 80 much Is the commonplace OF
,.,."vt. Il Il because We ind In Il M il|nstra-
wv, " thst fccliur Of national uhlou WHICH VIII
s,M a'nrtn ri u iii the demonstrations Of today.
Sha,nH nsiyate stlcfs and private, Toys must
9r sngy wl roiucc 70 u troy row its bo aS
sFeana S3eg n Tic aIent q The 81 sni VII
Il Mn !; w s ,s e6s1sssSt + Sssssss e + vs 's
ms,ni,er; anl tho regrets oi the dy!ug, and Of ot
e erSt 1ratts ta i ss Sas Scs a. cas, sScn ten to
iiaaal H.snS's esi,tepcu. IL an,saS'' ~ '
"9n1t III tTcfatI,era woro handful OF men, and
ro ,,nvh hecorlo grcat pcopIe,''-this is tho
ihotlrht 10 which throughout this llvelonE luy
sanI shancs II would not be interesting, It
st,a forms I'D e1preasion Of this thought Will
&; pdspE Ensa Ss.wa5 il '9SSt s uaea 4, riss sos
y nnssibe @ @ moro deficient tnnn onrsciyca il
:as glt. which arc necessary & tho.e h. 81, we
phsaEoinn,a nr Nav York IL Ignorance oi tho
m,aiys Il tle ccleLratiuna about hin, and un-
moved BY sympatby with tl!e national i iife (,
iiv"srs ~ m prare 81 art, womld DO excited by
~ ,.,ort ~ n rtiiiant po,rt,, would bc dsl!gllicd
,si, ~ nv arsainu Of culors as they ehinc In
psosess'ons tfoPss PMs nnosere ayo us wiz
tnns, history wore @ celsG1atcd in Italian Repub
jiss and Gerinn cltlcs ,n tho great period pi
, 1876-07-19

f1lvORcEs QUIETLY. OBTAINED For !NcoM'
cspf nloF; resiIsacs fisna,er{a iee afssr 1ecfps,
T. MkiVYN. ltsorn $, Is Wsaa1aEtou IT.. Chicago III.
1,lyoRcEs LEuALLY AND QUIETLY OBTAINED
rot atsrtsi fse aitcs decFeo Meat city tserspees'
Addrcss q. Il. SINS. ~ Ashland bloek. Gh,esso. ~
J>lvol.Cg8 LEGALLY AND QUIETLY OBTAINED
elc. s.4easa W esss 3}sSfss
, 1876-07-19

tho capacity to irca theu,sclves, 0t the cost Of
much Temporary suffering, from thu great byil
0f atayery, which was % long interviewer IN
tlelr e1lsteueo. Tho spestsele tley present to
fully producing food and clothing nna relty 70
rereiVp within ihrtr rallka immigrants from ali
lands who deslrr to Join thclr Freedom IL not
Nnin,pueing. Although mail dots not live On
bread Aloho, bread Ia o.1a OF the nccee-
aarlcs of lifs, and-epcaking broadly and apart
trom special crises--ln the Ulltel blatna bread
may always bq obtained, II We aro tmpationt
for tho world beyond increasing tho utlluenco VI
the means Of animal cxlstcnrc, We may, per-
hnps, seo cause to restrain our uiscpntent III
thinking OF tho materials n,is Of which weto
collected the nrniles VI llHmlgrantB that lsavc
recruited the numbers " their ullzeus. They
have TOT tho most part comb from those classes
q Europe whoa4 whole lives are giycn up to thu
alive: By much effort, by savings iLat a'tQost
may be aaI1 to llava pean stouh from necesslty,
0y resistance 10 temptation that has often boal
heroic, the few necessary pounds have been got
together to enable thu Immigrant 10 sail from
!dvcrpool to nretnen, from Cork Or HAmburg,
20 40 Atlantic port, aud ho has landed l,snaf|ess
e e. try his fortune n another hcllsphere, II
poymeut and wages Hi'ich pIoye. to hin that
70 Il Indeed Ia : world which is now. The
strenEth oi character whlvh asostght hin. out
!seMans With him; ho savcs, ha becomes. =
,nuaeesodsr, houAe-ownsr, LANDED propriH-
I'll but the memory 81 iis own early
us'Sts Ss uel ln aoss net a,, awsY Y.ns sn
hss adoption and could put his thoughts Into
Words, he would alway4 drseEibe u Il a iahd
o. fuilnces Vi braad.' II takes 4 generation oi
+xu W raise the Immigrant above tl.e new sat'
, 1876-07-19

q pElt GENT MOWEY 70 LOAN II SUNS OVER
sIrns S' y" 80 'TuENEli 4 H0SU,
1U1 wSsn,nCtUp.tt,
, 1876-07-19

sxcoa. ILL.,, .Jnly ~ F, Bserta, CAiedgo;-
DEA4 Hlu: 4 few days befuse the Es.lonal l!epul-
Wean Convention, | iuhscribei for ths weekly cdi.
lion d your paper, ths Chicago 7Htnss. taxing it
for ytartsd that Il va what you Adtuttssed NJ
''ludspendeas ant Fsasleu. ",-9sl v!sasa such t.
Gfpu!t.csl plrlrs, enLdalts, AMI u pvl!tIes Een-
, 1876-07-19
THE CHICAGO TIMES.

IN M E91tuV y s$4 1''Vp"e'
BxcoK, ILL.,, July la.-Delow ID copy Of a let
ter which today send TO W. +. Storey, Of tho
Chicago Times. II You Wish to publish It you
can do 70. Yours respectfully,
MuRRAr WALrMAH.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-21

A Times special gives the following
nominations as made at the Delta
Radical Convention In North Louisiana :
J. e. Leonard, for Congress from the
Fifth Congressional District; w. H.
Hough, for District Judge Hiram Steele
Judge Of the Superior Criminal Court
Of this parish) for District Attorney
and A. W. Wheeler, for Senator. ].
Morris Chester (colored) was candidate
for District Attorney in opposition to
fudge Steele, hut did not succeed In get
ting the nomination. All tho nominees
are white, not . colored man being nom
mated. although these are the strongest
negro Congressional, Judicial and SEN
atorial districts in the State. the negroes
outnumbering the whites six TO one.
Considerable atisfhotion = expressed
y the oond didates, Who ~ regarded -