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MADAME LONGET,
Late with Menken Bros,
DRESS & CLOAK MAKING,
No. Ill MOEROE STREET
IiKht-DxauEht steamer for sale.

WIS c have Just completed and have for sale
w an Iron-Hulled Sternwheel Steamboat,
l22 IT. long, "A II. be m, 3L II. hold; has two
side-valve poppet cut. off engines u in. bore,
3 It. stroke; wheel IL ft diam eter l615 ft. face
boiler 42 in. shell, % IT. long, ten In. fiues,
$500 lbs. I. =. iron, drilled, double riveted,
and allowed l6l lbs working pressure. Two
in. BY 10 IN. nigger-enginei double-geared
capstan, doctor, heater, and everything com
plete. Cabin on main deck, with COOK house,
Hull machinery, joiner work and equi pments
all new, and built in the best manner. Draws
without water In boiler l21S In, bow and
stern. We have superior facilities for The con-
struotion of Iron Boats and Barges, and will
furnish estimates to parties Intending to build.
For further particulars apply to THEODORE
ALLEN, Sup't Western Iron Boat Building
Company, South st. Louis, Mo. je2
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NoEICn.

Soeieta di gnlOne FratelIanza ItaIIans.
4 Ii officers and members OF the above
"A named Society are respectfully requested
20 meet at theiI hall WEDNESDAY MORN
ING, June 7th. for the purpoSe OF forming tbs
Picnic Procession. The roll will be called al
S% o'clock prompt.
BY order j. B. MOHTEDONLCo, Presr.
p, ID. CAHALE, Secretary.
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Mary Fuller died in Boston recently
from the effects OF abortion. Fannie
Drake, practitioner, and q man named
Denhsm-the latter having burned the
body Of the child-weTe arrested in con-
sequence.
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WEATHER PKoaAR1LIrIEs.

WAX DEPT, oFFicE Ca. $50. oFFIoKRrl
HAEALSGroz. Jane q. 1 An
For Zennesaec and the Ohio valley,
soutberly sOinds. soGTmeT, clear or P0Tt-
Iy cloudy tOeather, and stationary ga
TOnleteT. F~.
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NoTTCn.

DY closing of the public schools Misses e..
ID and A. tt ENSCH'S needle-work lessen
hours are from to 10 O'Clock Monday, Wednfs-
day and Friday morEtngs. Parents who de-
sire to send their daughters please call ~ %
Adams street for further Information. iu4eOd
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UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.

GUNNER LAW LECTU RES (nine weekly
. begin 18th July, 1873, and end lSth Septem
Der. Have proved of signal use-lst, 10 stu
dents who design to pursue their studies
this or other LaW-sOhool; I'd to those who pro
pose 10 read privately; and 3D. TO practitioners
who have not had the advantage OF syste.
matte instruction. For circular apply (P. U.
University OF Val to JOHN b. MINOR,
1u4 2tW Prof. Com. and stat. Law.
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Boilers Fer sale.

TWO GOOD SECONDHAND BOILERS, 20
feet long, 20 inches diameter, with two H.
inch fiues each. Also, 40 feet of ShRfting, Pull
leys, Hangers and Couplings complete. In
quire of .. ID. O'DONHELsL.
ju4 at Courthouse.
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THE senate spent yesterday In discus
sion Of the consular snd diplomatic APP
preparation bin. The house was Occu-
pied all day in hearing Biaine's story.
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OXEN FOEs SALE.

ONE YOKE OF OXEN IN NO. ORDER
" for work. Apply at ....-
MEMPHIS COTTON GINS,
iu4 Corner Linden and clinton streets
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cLosIsG RATES

Yesterday ef cotton and gold: New
York, coston, I2ei Aen9phis, lie.
Ne10 York, gid closed at iI2s; Menu
phis, llIi.
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A large party Of Black Killers ar
rived at Ysnkton yesterday, bringing
about twenty thousand dollars in gold
dust.
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MISSISSIPPI.
Meeting OF the County Democratic
Convention at sArdis-speeeh by
Representative Hill.
The Mention Of Tilden for President
and Bob Taylor for Congress
sBrings Down the House."

An Exciting Contest In Congressional
Kaee-The Convention Extremely
Harmonious, Etc.
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T. q. O. f..

THE officers aud members Of ,,szsl.,.,.
/ Memphis Lodge No. 6, are re. q -
quested 70 meet promptly this
(FUESDAYl evening, at s o'clock, S4l.VissSS
on business OF importance.
Transient brethren fraternalIy invited.
@. H. PLISCHKE, n, q,
I. s. RURR. Secretary.
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HAlR GOODS at COST

VETIBHfNe 70 retire fIOm busineassl offeI
w my entire s Ock Of Hair Goods below
cost consisting OF Brstds. Curls, Fri KZes; alsss
q lot OF Toys. All having orders lett With me,
will please call, or the goods will be sold Tor
charges. Tbs sale VIII c0nttnne thirty days.
MIS-. n. Il. RDDHs n,
@ l NO. 2Bg11< MAIN ST., opp. Court square
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A BRIsTow club was formed 10 BouIs-
Vile last night.
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The Cuban insurgents have begun op.
erations sgain,
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FOUNTAIN SPRING HOUSE,
Waukeaha, VViscOnsIn.

THIS house will be opened to the public on
Saturday, June Sd, thoroughly reuOvRtt
and with additional outside attractions. APP
plicatiOns for rooms can be made BY letter or
telegraph and diagrams VIII De iUruisiied
whom requested. The manager TSturr tas his
thanks for past favOrs, and guarantees equal
accommodations in the future. New and ele-
CANT omnfbuses leave the depot and house on
arrival and departure OF trains.
b. r. STARR, Manager.
MATTHEW LAFLIN, Proprietor. Ju4
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harrington Mason, Agen-
NOTICE.

HAVING purchased the COTrO9 TX
u Oh tNGG SAGSPOa, 40. Madison
street, desire TO inform my friends and the
public generally that shall keep strictly
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FIRsT.CLASS SALOON

and the very best of WINES, LIQUORS AND
CIGARS. 1 come to stay, and mean what
say. IDn = M. EBUAAE
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THE EAST.
The Recently DepOsed Sultan OF Turkey
Commits Sulcide-VariOus Reports
as 70 the Manner OF his s.
Death.

War Preparations Active In England
All Europe In a Critical Condition
Greece Putting On War Paint,
and Negotiating
War Loan.
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OLIVER. FTNNTE & GO.
(;(lRD-WOOD.

6OO CORDS BEST QUALITY STOVE
OOU wood 81 50 TO S. per cord, delivered.
Inquire at levee, foot OF Union street, or on
JOS. ROGERS, Commission Merchant,
ro9 No. Bowsrd1s Row
, 1876-02-11

Special Diaoateh to Fh< Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. e., Feb. 10.-Tho Senate A.
tor an executive session continuing moro than
tbree hours. voted TO confrm the nomination OF
Billings to be Unitod States District Judge for
LouiHaua. Tho dobaso is said to havo been worry
spirited, and tho speeches mado by Alcorn and
Bruce would, could they have bosn reported.
1nado mighty interesting 1eadiug. The formos,
1t ia understood, opposed tho confirmation OF
rslsngs, and arraigncd Gen. GrantH Administration
for appontng and sustaining 90 many bad oihcers IN
Tho South. 70 tAia rolcy ho attributed many Ut the
political ena ether sfortunss That h.'o 10 o''TtHEsn s
tegratIon Of the Republican pnrty. Ao eala
that he good jterabI1caut ahd
woud consider the triumph o. tho Do'nocFatlcar
party aais great calamity TO tho South, but 10 va
trei of eceIng tho party forced to carty such men
auu tho country ruined by them.
SENATOR BnLCE .-
Is reported to lave followed In similar atrain md
rrunsed. when opportunity presented itsell to speah
ont Ills MUD ia the open Ecsson. He Ia sa!d to hare
boldly accused President Grant Of being responsible
for a the troubles tho South and to have said that,
unless tic policy waa changed, his race would bo
forced 10 mails peaco with their political euemes tie
Democrats.
, 1876-02-11

proposel 10 interfere With tho mtsaon 10 Portugal u
~ 70 sntsn
chns I'D Soath America coasniatos.
Tbs connittse then psoeeodsd 10 couz3dez ahs bin
b. sections for amendment
Mr. chitsentlen moved to stttts cut the parsKfara
France, Ins.nd, Ruaa. .ni defmsny. liz eiaiusd
r. oa.s Il T s
,so.e ,sss sltal.tsn h.d been n.sa uad.s
nlnl7 none would say Tho co.t Of nv1ol
had decreased ttnco That time. Iio warned the eea<
s,en ,s en tte other sds thst ths5 s1nsed 70 con.
thoy were stssen oongzees had been IN session soa
over two monshs, snd what had Congress donA7 u
ssiea N additional ration from 10 cadets and hsd 70.
!sutea tho compensatlon Of hAlf dozen rrofessosS
ese 70 =
taE!as d Of ot!S, To '..t tl,t5ty ' ye;E'.
Ing the salary Of thoso Ministers from s140 10 ST..
opi. After discussion ty heasr.. Hale, Ksa.ou, and
those Ministers ars left Il No amendment va
offered to tho ne.t parag5arh h1!ns sa.1ts q Minis
.,s' e. . api aeS Fib '. se aud
who.o t s ss1sry Il" 'saa iii haea Il i
Tho motion VA rejected, and tho tnisa'on to Italy
IA ncrchsuse NJ thu ctyislies os doboto took placo
heswcen Mcs~rn. Bprnacr and Hale, based on ro-
nafk in isles speech thit morning. at which
tonk oeusc, and he intilnaed tn ths couEse Of hff
comments thss tue fac1 that Halls rode on tho
with men n high rtacra, TIM recipient OF ths
bospalltles OF those WIN ptunderc tho DfatEfct waa
no evidence Of Inanhood Or integrity, inasnuch a.
crs.atn persons who had njoye the honors vera
| now III tho rcncnttary, OF ON the way thsre.
Ns. 1ale explained the remark connrAtned Of. and
Justified II m the ground nf arrtnger'a haying told
yesterday an apocryrhal nnecdnte Of President Lin
roin. which be ae} deemed unit TO ho heard In Till
House.
a1s. Danhs moved to restoro the mission 70 0stecn
and apoke In favor OF his motion, Aat IN defense o
A1r Ic.a. Harks' amendment rejected aud thert
H. therefore, provision In tho blu for tho mlsslor
| 70 9trcEe.
At this point of the bill tho Committee foee, aad th
| uouss adIourucd. .. i. -.
| Democratic caucus WIS announced for this aEcn
/ kur
, 1876-02-11
HOWEN'S LAST CARD,

f1c ntscrs ft, Ton 1uys 10 Tell PlYms
ri.s,r Pastor, or to submit the ca.s
rn,s =" r"nmsns nnM epmH.ssn.on isot e
Sy,,,c,, rro,ro.,t,ous tho piymouth
Committee Dcc,ines.
New Yons, Fob. lo.--Hsuzy c. Bowen, accompanied
by Or. William II. wnra. Of The fadtn"dt'. and hi.
two soa', appeared beforn tho Examining Committed
~ to h
rc.r+uce IN the c.rae so.ia,t Henry ward Deeehea
,,a,-. ~, s,,,ement IN vh,ch he nued 70 Tho I'M
fairness and rsegul'rt'es Of the procedure but said
tha: "a he wished to assist Tho conm.ee 70 max,
the anu A' "'A''
make inc following PsoposAion: t.as,. ..o...,on.,
oay To- selected, ats.ingusnea for sheir wisdom and
inpart!aity, such far c1amp1o a. President Woossy,
rrss'eat A,s D. Smith, President r.itchl!a. Judge
tho Hon. Julins II. seeIcye, mea IN whose
oss,u' ] .As ssu ~ ."e .ra.no s.e1e sefo,n whom
";us1u ~ sasa ~, .as,s ~ snaoa- Iii ar.
oaly mr. beeeoeF aao n'sse'i snaa app"t' "nu ~.
Witnesses, and before whom viii consent, vithout
a,y rcsc.yo whatever, aud - soon as they can meet
to etro In fo't shis eVtdsnee wh'ea ~ lea
III. to Say that | hoVo no osa" nlf' Decen~
er aa t, M .nn, sa M fuI1 consider II.
.n,,s ,rh,ch xo,, .corc tn hayn rfor, ynu he,he
dssssxe fot pss.l9as slsns.
~ tse.enee M @ 70 NJ n.: ~ ~ ,t @ H. T,.kine 1hst
| rnt MI - M nv ninfamnus siIcunt,ons nnd Ia
| ss;nn.,ions. sto,. hItn ,p.da In resnouss "a
n.nua''oAo @ .'.n."It t ~ rr,iv n 1ir
i.. urtar,ncce am st,,,no 10 sfaea b, tIs
rcns,-. y "nrayai of tur. boiy Of man, Nr.
I.s,r ~ n,s fsv,no,tt, Ts:,t,rch viii siao aubm1t ID
,nsIr gseisnn 5s staf,rm aTrrythtna have stsea
.e I' nt iicn+ w,rd Ichrr in nv nrrToua Communal.
saton @ ~ yuu ihu v.41 -" reseofr ~ -
hocn 1''ouAa'' '|'' iIrsay G. BOWEN.
nr .,,,-t.. 1a,i..,r mi +, A. .'t 1owrn,a nrnn.
une eHhntse T. ~ u st " 80 ~ pr.,sssn iaa.,1s.r
and t Taw.n. but es4s bs.wesn plymouth Canrch and
1tnxon nnn shni not ta w1thdrsx1. frum lis church
Ahu .@Atn ntse'o eH - n,, t,,+ h, va. now
ar, ,~,,i n.f,,. W Sh.,n kft nrnteatei nosinst thn
~ ui1i ottp17 .nsn., 49, i,t,n ~ Eli .r9
A1usHsEo 1s =. IT,, ~ .uamsr nn ~ sbnrt notiet
| eALe@h L.h, ~ -, ~ ,l.rs In ,rhtegt ID nnnsris
, 1876-02-11
SENATE.

,t,,.,,.,,-,,. m = r7ot, n n, o0.n ,..
septod q telegram to hinnae!f from q leading
..,,.,1 ~ rs,,o, RI, ot,r, that in ,aauint, .,x.
uo9enAas VI Hnie"so n'h..s s'1"'' - e@o.s a"5
act for tho repeal OF The bankrupt law. tno Soo-
a., v1 oror;do Tint Il shn1 takn effect not later
.se ~ so1c 1,.I..1
ehan july J, l5to+ ltslefFeu'
Mr.. Cameron fSTts,1 introduced bill eHtab-
,,.r f,.... 1vIn 90 n,-t NJ urnra;aai
Itshlhg LIB Crosse' "'s'' D" " Po's u "pf'A'""''
l,efnrre{l
~, 1-1,r,ds ,rsoa,tod n r,ay,orial from tha
~ A4els'Nt.' p' ,3 r
Washington Monument society, aaRins iof eh
apnronrtasion to aid In completing tho Washing
-..t utn-~o, =, .,,a ronn,tttea ~,
ton monument Nelcrfod 70 TUG Iotnla1'seo oss
Public Buildings and Grounds.
rur .onTfrrny PACIFIC
mn 'o"t .ss"l.,. .t.u ,n,
FQHuf0rU
, 1876-02-11
THE DIPLOMATIC BILL.

Spsetat D,spal:h u This chtea1o 1f16un1'
WAsutso7oS, u. c., Feb. fo.-fhe House. II"
tor tho cpisods Of Blklno nna Tarbox'B hnahce
speeches, resumed tho consideration OF tne
DiplomAtso bill, It beeonos daily more evident
that the Democrats will mako desperate euolt
to vustaiu their Appropriations Committee IN All
its reductions. What t4oy call economy IL tue
last card they have to play. Tho protests OF she
Democrats arc to bo asunasaipg ~ ~ tho sueud-
tnouts OF the Republicans. In the House debate
upon the QYa-nliuuto rule, eyo1y amendment
propossu by The Republicans was rejected. Ger.
banks enaesvo u ssln 10 saya uIeocs. ILL., mag
nionueuce could not saTc lie ntss!on TO ths lana
Vhors 81 pho kuuR, The Committee has set out 70
, 1876-02-11

LooNEnuM ~ ~ s,,o, " ,,.,,.,T " rs".rr m.
VINO naH 49, .u,, rnn,xn coScLus1uss SOME
WHAT ALIEN 70 rus ORDINARY ROUTINE or LET
1ER-wnITERs.
tuee,at currtspordttec of The chtea9o TTiohne
WABIIaaToN, ID. G., Fob. Al week . solontn
IN Washington City ai~ayh puts ohe' II Ao
makos good uso OF his time, cn rapport with
thir!y-scyon 6tatos mud aundty IesrisoFaos more
or Iena widely separated from ench other. What
over greatly concerns Oregon. Ioxns' Flosiah,
Maiue mud The soat OF tho great qHaufllatotal.
whether it be bad currency shccp-rot, cfoosea
whisky, cArpet-baEiBtn, or an !cc'famuo, 1a sure
to be known by somebody In Washington' nna
this somebody usually carries long tonSne, nnd
mover falls OF All audience. 100 amount 9na
variety OF ''chin music" QUO hears
In tho hRlla hnt cofrlaoss CT 1no
hotels md phblic bcllulaga out1"6
eeBbion OF Congress Ia realsy appa!ihe' e!io
must, think, bc largely nnswo1ahc Tor TIC
osercrowdlng tho Insane Hospital OF tic D1s-
srict Of Columbia, Of which thero has been so
muoh complaint. Each talRer esnocialiy II no
wear a SLOUGH hat with broad, unduatug
brim, and general assortment Of "!oud " aud
1akish apparel, uaga his tongue with tho dis
tractipc erergy OF buzz.saw, and with results
hy M ,noanu m uscful Tho Great CouyetBerB
~ avna-,c. ara snrol, tn be found hcre About
n n.t,i !. 49,, o,,,;,r o,o ,xnutA think that
~, ~ .n, I1nI,o,, q, .taa ,,,, bcan NIT
'1o Ato''a.'5 - ~. ~. ,1o,i.,,,,
up ~ p1'Ae los si'I"1et''' oaN s'~. ~ H.
was to be Maue to~mor1o" "ot"ai6' ~ 20 -
comfort to know that there fa one nl'ees man ~
Washington, or QUO who may ba called s!lent' ny
vay of contrast,
What In IN lecoms of tbo ai!cnt NAL aftos the
az =, .r.~,,, ,o71 . trt.t
ath VI suateIf Aoh' !"A'
THE TIlHp-TERI
n,ook has haunted tho Imagination OF lealipg
et - hro,,t,o .i,.ir
Republicans during two Year,. breaking tnels
rest and undermining their religious principles,
J.; ~ ,,,t,,,r tr,,o Ilth{a t{,ov admit to thct1-
~ A'aHe'uct "Ne+ t"'a - ..'..a
HGlyes aud 10 each other, ahn 70 tne4f "h!""!o
| bretbrcr nf thu laHt Cincinnati Convention. It
=" 1...,,,,. =, .,,,.,.o ,,,.t +hc Th,+,,, r1n
10 lmpobao1e u supPoeo 'nas Wv ,,,l -,
| fdca wnB tho invention Of tho Now York Utr1M
80, -, ,,a,,io,, ,,r,a povo- have aritatcd tho
, 1876-02-11

s.y rn.sc,s.., Feb. lo.--Dstatclcs from various
nart of lin State as.o to tho AayeritY OF tho Eetan
storm Iu ins Augcls County Ill communication
VI, cut OF except with tho cosat. a stays from San
p,fr, in crossing cropk wAs swept ont to sca- N"
Il, ,s wuse lost Tho lis Ko!oa aud the bark Nicholas
untdIe. lyuH at Wilmington, wcre stranded,-s total
,,4. ihs rtews werp saved. In Coluzs7 tho lsyeed
hrute In sacramento lllver tho whale country In tho
yic,uity under water Thsre h2s ben much !oss oi
xiptk. but mono Of human hfe Ii reported. Al t0s1
(rfurd The schooner Harvest ItoW0 u Rshures total
isa, II will showing in tho mountains md north
t,u1 s,pstlon Of the State.
, 1876-02-11

tbero cao hardly IN o,,bt, II xil1, ty con-
sen. pass Into hstnr5 u" the Payne Compromise OF
INN. ..-..-...
Tho Cincinnati Enq'drtr .h!tori.y comments nm
AVA thst ttio democrats In Cosgraa hAve atous
agreed 10 Nj. f1ynna hnsncsal measure. a. cum
tomise. This provides for repeal Of ibe 1h4uinp-
tto, act noiJ sinking fund for future resumption
nIrposrs, n leaves udisnrhe.l Tho hatlonal .askr.
ThIe IA :" cnnrrofnfso " All side. Tho Dtn,o-
Gratis OF ohio arc opro~rt 10 tho Hs!orn1 banking
tam and the Democratic member from Ohio who III
dorac. that part Of r rayn 70 schens can make up
hs mind 10 stay At ut1s next yesr. Whcn thu Demo.
rrntIu party becomes the tieftn,so. .! tho National
Uauks is mission Is about ended, nc fcar."
, 1876-02-11
FALL or a BUILDING.

INp14xAroLls, In.i., Feb. l0-A four'story brick
building Iuo feat frontage PunnsJ!yeniA street.
recently occupied by oush Co., Iron works. fsl st
10 o.clpct ILLS morning, Apa il = tosal wreck Tho
building wa being transformed into block for bnA&-
uess PURPOSES. Exeayaun9 for cellar room u sup
1oscd to hayo cause1 tbs disaster Thirty Or forty
workucn wcro employed On the building, but ~ -
I'D walls sV,,o MINUTES before thsy RAYs way.
, 1876-02-11

13pte3N1 Ulfpd1eh 70 1A9 EHIfdQ0 1F1u9HSs :.
Bpntaar1EID, ILL.,, Fsh lo.-HdAy Mc15ssh, fadS
yoass ol Was accidentally drowned At navcston, to"
rilea from aes, this asta1noo vhls playing On tho
river bank. -.
CotvNpus, O., Fsb. 1o.-nchAsd Igdcu, = yuunz
,na VIM recently cane hs1o from tenn1yFana, dEo's
tearn into thu r1scr for tho nurose Of wsshne ~
uttsr1tsd 10 como aahots but kho boy becoming AZ
cited pulled him into Etl doepos waller, whore hs cus.
fpu. CARRIED htu down atrooM for o!er nNe Aaa
plunged him ever dam, and tho 10y ISaPpeafoo
from e!glt.
, 1876-02-11

A CUNiorH HCEEE
IN tbs lebsto uron ths Diplomatic b!il. Lynch, q
NiesrsippI, former alavc replied 10 Singleton, biz
wh!,a colioa8no, from tia. State. Tho apecei created
d acuta.op. H!n4tton mi about to reply to II, tut
loma Of Ata Democratic essoeaates influenced him nos
however, fail 10 sato notice Of LynthA words. Thu
spirit Of hs sreech v.a in tha sentence: The true
remedy for this nvta In ths outhern Rtatca In the
alo1,tton Of policy which shall crush out mo'-l.1
and violence, and snforce obedencc 10 the sws tht
creation Of = public opia!on which will RtVn every
man wherever from, Of whntavtr color. whatever Ltl
politics. perfect etfe, and froeom in the exercise o
his ftghts Aa Al American ctt!zen.'
, 1876-02-11

!IteIII Nl1p4ifh @ Tks e14eak5o 7V7dsah
Sioux CRY, In, Feb. l0.-'A Man nauled sseWaEfr
wlls hvw!ng timbcr in the woods n!lea from hess
this aie1noon had hiA leg cut nearly OF tuse abo'a
Tho suxla ty companion, whose NJ g!Ancod sna
struck Htswart. The docsos summoned from safe
will probably have u n4lsh ths Amputsslon. THIS y
the second accident of sni!Ae cbarsctss eoeo<s'a&
thtre tls week,
, 1876-02-11
GENERAL NQTlOE8.
CITY TAX RBDEMPH[0NS.

On and airer Feb. as, 1875. tho premium
m redemption OF City Tnx Cortiloatea will
bs Is follows: Sale of 1875, for city tnxes Of
1874, 40 por cont 8alo Of 1874, Tor city
torea OF 1879. 40 por cont. Sale Of 1878. for
oity taxes OF 1879, 80 por cont. Parties wiah-
I'M TO invest oan havo certificates, until tho
above date, at the present ratoB, viz: Sale Of
1875 without premium. 6a1e OF 1874 and
1878, as Dor cont premium,
8. 8. HAXE9, Comptroller.
Chicago. Feb, Z, 1876.
, 1876-02-11
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SITUATION v ANHED
WANTED

By man Of several yoara' business oxport-
enoo a. Cashier, Bookkcopor, Corroapond-
ont, or in any capacity whero faithful man
vilI bo appreciated. Gan furnish bost of ref
eronoes, and give security. Address e 10.
Tribune Office.
BALEsMAN OR BoOKKEEPBR,
Acquainted with the grocary trade. who can control
kl00o 10 5000 cash. can have = good position and
good security for tho money. Address IT, Tribune
ofncc.
, 1876-02-11

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E44pt1ullyr Of the Qussaney.
, 1876-02-11

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-03
Benefit of Harry Pickles.

By an announcement in the advertising
columns it will be noticed that the night OF
the complimentary benefit to Mr.. Harry
Pickles has been advanced from September
l3 to the eleventh instant, when, no doubt.
the Varieties Theatre will be crowded.
Tickets already sold will be good for that
night.
The time has been changed to enable Mr.
Pickles to leave for the North earlier tnan
he at first determined. He will make his
debut under the most favorable auspices,
having been engaged to appear at the Globe
Theatre, which, modelled after Wallack's,
has all the improvements that wealth anu
taste can add. His first appearance will be
October 2. with the Chanfrau combination.
For his benefit at the Varieties he has &C.
lected "London Assurance" All the anna
teur clubs have combined to aid him.
From the old Histrionics is Mr.. Theodore
A. James, as Sir Harcourt COurtley, long
esteemed as the best amateur performer OF
that character. Charles H. Buck, Esq.,
appears as Charles Courtley, Mr.. B. Onora-
to as Mar Harkaway, Mr.. Frank Wilson as
Dolly Spanker, Mr.. w. H. Beanham as
Mark Neddle, and MI. Pickles as Dazzle
The rest of the cast will be announced in
due time,