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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21
STATE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE,
No. 1863 Gravier street.
New Orleans, October 10, 1876.


New Orleans, October 10. 1876
DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN MR VESTED By
ID the act of the Il gislsture Of this State No Al
Of 1873 approved March IA, 1873 will proceed to
sell public auction, at my offire No. l69 0ravier
street. in the said First District of this city, on
SATURDAY, October 81, 1876. at twelve O'Clock NJ,
the fo!oxing descrihed property to Wit a-.v,sr
street, in square Nc, 265, boundsd by Baronne
Dryades, Common ard 0Iavier streets, measuring
40 feet 10 inches by 100 feet 3 lncheP Together
with all the improvements and appurtenances
there unto belonging.
Said property having been seized BY me to satisfy
privtR &c and claim due the State Of Louisiana for
taxes upon eaid property for the year 1873, amount
ing to one hundred and forty.fve dollars together
with all costs, penalties and Oh argos
At said sae the property will not be adiudicated
unless the bid 10 for sufficient amount to satisfy
the aforesaid claim. and also the unpaid taxes
upon sad property for the years 1872 1874 and 1873
together with the penalties thereon, and oil costs
and charges which may have accrued.
The purchaser ct this sale 10 entt'e1 to be put
in immediate possession.
Terms-Cash ON the spot.
3. FULTON,
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TAX COLLECTOR'S eALK-NO. SS26.
STATE OF LOUIsIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
First District City Of New Orleans.

STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. TWO LOTS OF
GROUND. fronting ON Gravier street in square
No. $685. assessed in the name of r FORTE,
JANIS GRAHAM cur ator ad hoe.
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TAX COLLECTOR's sALE-NO. 1886.

State Tax Collector First District, City Of New
Orleans. ocl1 IA 81
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GROUND fronting ON Dupre street, in souate
No 6l3 assessed In the name Of kUGkNE
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STAIR OF LOUISIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
First District, City of New OrleanA
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GROUND, fronting on CaliOpe street, in square
No. 1885, assessed in the name Of HORRELL,
GA1Lk& CO., JAMES GRAHAM, curator ad hoe.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. PORTION OF
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the nane Of 8. p. GRKRA, JAMES GRAHAM,
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State Tax Collector First District, City Of New
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STATR OF LOUISIANA VS.. TWO LOTS OF
GROUND, fronting on Perdid0 street, in square
No 625; assessed In the name Of A. LAVA.
JAMES GRAHAM, curator I'd hoe.
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o. LOUISIANA vs.. A PORTION OF
NuD, fronting ON Claiborne street. in
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III RHODES, JAMES GRAHAM. curator I'd
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE-NOS. 5S46
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STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. TWO PORTIONS OF
GROUND, fronting ON Genois street, in square
No. u.s. assessed in the Iame OF THOMAS
ISABELLE, JAMES GRAHAM, curator I'd hoe.
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TAX COLI ECTOR's SALE-NO. 3ee3

STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH OF ORLEANS
First district, City Of New UTleanA
STATE OF LOUISIANA vs. 4 PORTION OF
GROUND, fro ting on the Shell road and jet
ferson line; assessed in tho name Of B. n. FOR.
TIKI, JAMES GRAHAM curator nd hoe.
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GROUND, fronting on Palmyra street. N
snnare No. 466; assessed in the name OF q
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Stair OF LOUISIANA vs. TWO PORTIONS OF
GROUND fronting on Robinson and st. Ferdi-
nand streets, in square No. sos; assessed in the
name Of THOMAS RALFk.
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!! OF LOUIf1ANA vs.. A PORTION OF
DuND, fronting on Gravier street, IN square
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WOtDS, JAMES GRAHAM, curator ID hoe.
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STATE TAX COLLECTORS OYyIC1,
No. 1863 Gravier street.
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TION OF
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GERNON
, 1876-02-07

tor TO spon1 six montha of oao.l 7sar on mulos
that aud Tim whole nlggnrdlY nnltcy e contrary to
tho recognized national principle Of citi'aelng
comn'crcal relations with Tho South h'li'rcan
abolition OF tho mission to Greece,
THE " "coLLkcTIoa" or MrNtj3 REvEHrEs.
Tho Hccroia1y Of Tho Treasury has prepared
report OIL tho Cuhtom~liouscs, In acco1danco
with tho resolution OF The House. vhic. will DO
aent 10 TINT body tomorrow. It appears that
there fro flf.y-1eron Cussom.1iouhoB IN tho
country, whose expenditures arc greater than
tilcir receipts. thirtoon of tl,sm being it' Now
EnRlan1. Tho receipts and expenditures SUD
tho differenco betwocn them Is glten In each
vlc, Tox., port wt1ero thu expendlt,lTos ars
eCG.077 year aud the receipts 0nly e32,472, a
dncit of S2a, SOS. The object Of tho inquiry
NAs to obtain facts upon which 10 baRo systefi
ot reduction. and tho information 10 bo forward
cd will contain tho nhmos Of lilo nnarost ports
to The Qnstom.1Iousoa In 1ucation, no that tnte!-
ligont cancellations may bo natln II deairod.
FORTS OF KHTnr ABOLISHED.
The Secretary of tho Treasury las tnhned m
order abolishtng tho following ports Of entry, on
Nov Albany, 1nd Kookuk, Ia. Kansas City and
81. Joseph, No., and Selma. Ala.
RECOMMENDATIONS III TREAsrnER NEW.
Lntatch e c.netnnatt com,nrTflat. 49,,
l,cforc tho Houao Appropriations Committee to.
day, recommended tho abolition Of tho olficns Of
ApeistAut Treasurer ID Cincinnati. Chicago, BAL.
timoro. and Charleston. 3. e.; and the Commit
teo will net IL accordance with tia. recommends
tton. IIe gavo Cincinnati ~ san,ple. saying
tllat, while tho banka thero had mt up *BV0, ,o0l
| ns security II United States Depoaita'ies, tht
Assistant TrcAsurst's bunt is only for 9lb0.o00
aud tue business eau 10 transacted With greater
facility through tho hanks than through tho As
abolition of tho Dopositarics ut PlttHhnrg. SAINTS
Fn and TucHpu
, 1876-02-07
CHICAGO.

pEETCnN OF THE MILWAUKEE PICNIC.
Tho picnic party To Milwaukee returned yes~
terday morning, with tho exception Of Mr. Gold
berg. That gentleman had ILLS bail ready Ut 4
o'clock on Saturday, but tho Judge had left
town, and Sir. Goldberg Was compelled to xAit
until this morning.
Almon Il. Crosby has no. ret turned up.
Some time ngo ho won't to Rochester, Minn.s
where 10 squatted on some land. uo il con-
nectel by marriage with Alr. Elias shipmau. but
that gentleman denies that they wero ever In
partnership In tue Hh1aky or any other bus'nesH.
hr. 6hIpman says the inhabitants Of milwaukee,
wero astounded when ulo party arrived. They
lad expected two rough-lookinS cut-throatst
and Wien JouaH and Goldberg hove In sight, and
we're pointed out, tho people Of httlsaukoo DIE
played considerable disappointment and chagrin.
MI. JONAH GAVE HAIL
in sc. 900, with Gen. e. II. Madnwotth. General
Western Agent OF tho New York l. Eric 1soRd, On
the bond. The General WA on tho trim from
Madison when he read Of thu Aldorman'a artest.
and upon Ills arrival at M1lAaukeo Immediately
tendescd Als services
lfr- Jonas prouoNncns Tho whole affair simply
ridiculous. 1!lcro 10 evidently Bomoth!ng behl1id
It, And it ts now known that otlur people THAI
those arrested afo wantsd. Jouns and Gold.
befx are not looked upnn even in Milwaukee aa
ths guilty people. but II 1a supposed aud frankly
slated III that town OF twisted bug tnico thai
thoy can tell somo stoFics uu oshpr roople con-
cornlng otAcr ulattora. Mr. JonoA denios this,
aud says he has ali ho ca1ea To do In attending
to llis own busuess, and letting whisky people
Al0nb.
Improbable that before great while the uystery
viii he c1eased moro 10 tho Satisfaction Of Jona4
and noldhcEg than that Of tho Wisconsin
officials.
, 1876-02-07

Naples Ia FREQ (eays tho correspondent Of ths
London daily Ne.os) from the obligatory Nav
YEARS. gifts which arc still the Bcour8e Of Paris,
but it lAbosB under minor in6tction,-tha
necessity Of leaving card (under penalty Of
deadly oHense III easo Of omiasiou) upon every
body Wy Ti.i whom you have The sltghtes. personal
everybody personally visited everybody elae.
This, except in official life, is no longor noces-
sary; tho no1t Btep Was 70 leave or send ths
card BY your servAuts, then It became allowable
to send it By post. aud now q further Btsp haa
boen taken, which ia probably tho imuodlAts
forerupner OF the final extinction Of the custom.
Two years back courageous person bcthouRhs
him OF inserting In tho local papers M announces
1nent to the effocs that, tnssoad Of sending cards
for tho nav roar, ho Ind transmitted dooatton
Of IT, fsancs to tho infaus schoos, and took thai
opportunity Of wishing al his friends and sc-
qua!ntnncea q happy Nes Year through ths
medium Of tho public presa. Tho example has
been pretty o1tenstyely followed and in al prob-
ability tue card.sending nuisanco will soon BE-
como relic of tho pnst.
, 1876-02-07
NOTES AND NEWS.

Special Dtspdtch tn The Chicago TritAnk.
WAsu1sa1oN, u. c., Feb. G.-Tho senate Com"
mf.teo oil Military Affairs do not exactly know
what TO do with tue nomination Of lii. Mayna.
dIcr, Of Baltimore, for Paynaster Ia tho army.
They arc rather surprised slns tho President
ahould send in hs i,ane again. ~ thoy consider
tho action OF the Senate Of, hls caao !nat aprtng
az virtual rejection. Powerful Influence is at
work lit his behalf. and ho may eventually got
through.
BrEC1E-nEsu:rrT7oH.
4 prominent Democrat to'daY maintained TINT
II Is highly Improbable Tint Tho Democrats In
caucus waud lay down such financial! policy ae
would warrant tho Committee Oil Banking md
Currency in reporting bill Tor the repeal Of tho
Specie Resumption act l'Theroiarc a gleat many
hard-tnoney Democrats, aud II is feared that, 10
Introduce measure upon which there Tould 20
likely 10 bo such n determined 1lvison In their
own ranks, would DO highly disastrous.
1t ls understood that sccratnry 11rs.ow will. If
1t be necessary, gvo satisfactory reasoua Tor tbo
removal OF Col. Frank Howe late Special Agent
in Now York.
TARIFF POINTS.
Morrison, Chairman Of NhyS and Means, datly
receives Il large number Of communications rela-
two to the..now Tariff law. Tbsa morning there
Was nreHonted to member OF tho Co1umlttco d
letteF from prominent manufacturer Of garden
and farming tools. which contans tho follo@tng
For some scyen Or eight years American hay aud
,naiutr forks have been exported to Europe. 1t btga
In small way, mud At Arst regarded by tito manu-
factuzcra thing simply glory over, u. showing
What could u dono. It has now grown TO be A. IN
rorant feature In thu business. Not lcss than 250ot
dozen Of American forks Hero exported last year
Europe supposed to excel In tic manufacture Of sec
and articles from sce yet here IL tool requiring, In
deed. aunle skill, hut nos cnnpleK nncnc, and pro
tectcl by l,atout, which csn to-day 10 uaia IN Till
eoun.ry 70 compete With, md largely eupp!1n ihos
InAu III Europe. Thu manufacture o9 iurGa ccshtnl,
does not stem 10 need protection. aud II Tho tariff
steel au, iron Especially Bwotlo and Norway iron
were reduced, could make other goods In QUE lin
| to export.
, 1876-02-07
NO COMPROMISE.
CIRCULAR LETTER FnoM A1ron5EY.GExEHAL


PIERREPosT.
Ditpdie3. II C.t,cfnna: Commercial.
GT, LoC1a, Fob. 4.-Attoruoy-Gon picrTe-
poat has written circular lcttar to the several
Distrct Attorneys iu tho Whisky Ring regions,
Giving Instructions that no compEomiHc6 must
DO made With tho conBparators In consideration
OF their aid Ia copricting others and quoting tho
ptoa,dents rupeatealy-cxpseaeed desire that no
guilty man ahonld escape Tus cptstle mooth
with ridlculo In some quarters bore. Tho Iepuo-
iican remarks, iu cftoct, thtt Mr.. Piorropout en-
tera the battlo rather sto In tho dnY to achieve
great renown. anu reminds people that 1t was
pierrepont WHO desired thtlDlHtrict Attorney to
submit to him for inspection tho paper8 In tho
Babcock case before they Werc sent 10 tue Gsaua
jury, that he [pierrepont) might Judge Of tho
proptiety Of submitting thom 70 the jury. The
Republican further Ha5s: But tho ugl'cst sig
ultlcauca TO the circular Is tn the fact that the
Dabcock trial IL about to ooMe on, and tho
Rings It Chicago, New Orleans, aud alHowhero
are breaking. individuals may 10 excused II
they sce In thta loster an astompt to intindato
thu wltnossos in the coming trials from disc!os-
Ing tho full oxteut Of the!r kuoSlodgo. II auy
| ssAI practical purpose animntcB tho document
that .s It, but perhaps 10 may faA In 1t II he did
| in tho removal Of Henderson"
lsig-The uua. D. r. Dptr Dn,te s'd<s U4ttritt 1T
toT7<y ". Lottts, 1fo-S1n: My att.nttun has bcen
aa"a Ia no tnrhsr prosecutiou acsnst nr.nT ru,Isy
peruona Who confessed their crimes In H. Louis, CHI
cnEo, and Mtlwaukee. cannot ltltey1 this to b0
true hut tho assertion has beeu mads that many
guilty psrsous to rclnatu uupunisned, havo for
wAEdel letter to esc Of theao ctaea inform e4c
District Attorney Of tho fact
| Iknor TINT many saIlor1 md e.cdcucs 10 theha
ttmcs Of excitement and truat TINT your &od tnIR-
,neut vii rrescas any wrong snd n5thng that might
look like ydenrng protecting men wAo lave to-
fraudel their Government It II fh4 repkoltdg e.
ptesstd ul4h Of The 4retdtt Att p.sit9 toua
| t.:am. am no. aware that any Of tbs ohciLs
charged with tito execution Of tlso ws t.
GruY or protect nuy Of tho accuAsl. aud llo ap
po3yance a sush favorable Treatment Aat4d bt CAREFUL
IL upofdei. write this 4 m4tter or CAUTION, for
IN, dtter,ixei have these prosecutions conducted
tlat whou they over, tho honest Judgment Of tits
| housst nlrn al tho eoultry-Ehich guutraly nvyer
falls to hit thu right-wili Ia That has Leen
r,aticiousiy prosecuted; Mnt no ens i4ds escapei
fhrouJh JIrorttm partsattty aud that NJ guilty
nursou who 1Ax n1ilee eeh unnTcseA Whu has
| Isa1ed h4 g4ti wAe zen unpAnsAAsd.
| EDWARDS 11EAnxRoHs, Attorney-0enss1l,
, 1876-02-07
ST. LOUIS
f1FtfrTfffLr

apeetas Di,pateA ia The chteaoe1rtbunt.
9r. Louts, Fob. 8.-Evosyshing las beon
Very quiet to-day iu ths crooked whisky circles
ci. i.cutuHtauce attributable to tho fact that it is
SurdAy. The calm Which precedca tho storm.
however, will end by Tomorrow tno1usng. aud
tlcre will ho thorough revival OF excitement
all along the limo The babcock crowd has kout
indoors at tho Linlell Hotel al day, the various
sttorneya ol tho defendant E11ng IN and out
quls frequently.
TIE july.
It Ia thought that al Of to-morrow, and, per-
hpps. n part OF Tuesday, wIll DO sxhauated in
securing 4 Jury. District-Attoruoy Dyer will
mako tho opening speech Tor the uoyoEurnens,
and Emery 8torrs for tho defendant Bsnsa.
tlonal rerort wxs published tl,is morning to tho
sneus thEt q serious clash htd occurred between
ths District Attorney apd tho Un1tot Htasea
Marshal, Oh account ct tho manifest
onorts Of tae latter to pack =
tn.t Marshal Lesingwo1l and his AB.!Hsant. Henry
I, Aluid, with such aaststance ~ D. W. y. lar
nara. tbs Presidents relative, could giye shsm
selected from couutoa outside Of st. Louis, tho
uA,nes Of thoae known to bo Republicans now,
course, oil tho neH inrsmen are of tho
same polticAl stripe, and tna Ilabe. olement.
10 much talked about 1t Washington. eliminated.
10th tho District~Atto1noy aud United Htatos
MAsauA! et&teu " VIC 14H4uHtF Eo@1ospoHaeAl
tonight that tileTe WAa no truth III 1t WhGteyer /;
that no dissens,ous lAys occurred botwson any
Of the court officials upuu this Of any other sub
5ect, and that tho Babcock Jury wonld be i'm
partial aud iucosruptlblo-so far ~ theY could
uAks II.
INQCInfN0 FAlESDA.
Dabcock has had 4 very large nt1nb9s OF cali
esH to-day. Gen. 6heFmsu cAllosl AGAIN 1td
spcnt Al hour. Among otbern who called were
number ot prominent o!acials aud p'4Yaso rit'-
zeus.
TIE PRESIDENT.
II seams now to be positive arrangement that
thu President will come to 1T. Louis III p'oi"'1
p+rsoua 10 toslily IN behalf Of hIn saci.! fasot-
its md coutidAnte. !io will nut bs summoned,
telessaphed for. .....
TUE NtsrEnlous wITNEss AhI1Au,
who has beeu sojoutniug in sunny Italy, And
looked fos u ht. Louis, las made his rusppear-
, 1876-02-07
ECONOMY.
~ EEH N44Et1s
xpteiat nitpafeb to Thl Chlraae Tribune.

nptetaf Dapafeh to Thl CHICAGO tribune.
w.sm1sa7oy. b. g.. Fob. e,-TLo House Com
,n,,,oo ~, AnnronrI.t,one cop.uusd 1ts cousldor-
a.,on ~ ,ta I f,ogisatiyo Executive. aud Judicial
Ann anu-on,a.ion hilt yostari,ay. .nd disposol Of
tnnao n,,,cr,nha relating to oiuco. OF Treasurer
OF lbs Unitol States and Register Of the Trsas-
urv. AI.houo,, Il In inuopsthlo to eey tust how
.n..,, .1,a ,srnn,.o - roarco sr,nn,os IN ,loso
moeh tnoy ptoposo 20 leauso e1'asos ."a ~ 'uv ~
DureauA 1t is certain thae tho eeno'ai faie
adopted Whom consideration Of tic I'LL wsa be-
guu-to cut down expopsos 20 per cous--
nas uoou -, a'ou..a W. -. -" canar,;t
81 nS p1 ~ s - nn ' tho Conn.,
mil,ce will probably decide what recommends
tiopa it will make On this #ubl.c .o-aosrow. It
~ believed thst the Mlht u oAtsoh o''y Ssi' pe
caugsd 10 ~ A,'ay oee, ana .ha, u" .ossms
mint Il, t,,e M,sB}ssIppi yalIsy THO Committee
uaom au 10 be- Of op.uion that, u. tho oouutr, ro-
turus 10 spocis paymen... the Miuta 1t phlls.
eslphia and San Francisco will DO ae'e 10 coin All
, 1876-02-07
MOBILE.


NEW ORLEANS, La. Feb. G.-It il reported on
tho best authority that certain parties here.
mixed up ia crooked whisky. have dispatched
an emeaAry to Mobile for tue purpose. It IL sur-
1nlaod, either to destroy ceEtatn records dopoa-
tied thore, or advise deRta1s who may have had
BUSINESS with parties bore Of tho boat tactics
to he pursued In tic event OF inVeatl9ation
there. The United States District Attorney took
ateps to guard against Brch contingency BY
tetegraphtng tho officials there to keep strict
surveillance oYes lnc movements OF retthers
and liuuot-dealola Of that city.
, 1876-02-07

a,pa,nrsr,.,, arpct11 t-1oyaHn1.iyy monros.
coEgI1su, AND nnisrow--uonnlaoN IN rAyot
or DAVID DAWN AZ TIE DEMOCRATIC HoMlKEE.
From Our opn Correspondent
WAsniHdros, d. c., Feb. 2.-Iho moat str'k-
ing feature of tho poltca! aitnation Aoro now ls
tho recognition on all ados of how much de-
ponda upon ono man, al manifest IN tho appfe-
hensson on tho ono sidc aud tic docldealy
Wrought-up expectation on tie other OF
WHAT nzA1SE WILL DO.
Almost as common as WHAT'S tho ue"sf r Is
becoming the query, "What la Blaine ht now Z"
or, "What will Dlaino do uext2" Tho Demo.
cratic caucusiug, Of late 40 asBiduously Kept up,
is, moro than to any othor CAUSE, duo to what
blaine did In routing the entire Democratic ma.
iotity Ia tho Amnesty dobato. Thoy arc yet
busy accounting for tho disaster TINT befoll thon
from lis attack alngle.handod; and. from THAR
discounted theorsziuE over It, perhaps down to
tho latcat generation they will still be explain-
ing 1t, % tho worahipeTs Of tue First Napo!oon
do IN accounting for Wasorloo. by solon,nly do
clar,ne that IT was tho hapl OF Destiny that did
!" IN Ill tnes cauous'ns' ~, suo ,, soon'a
autto AZ much TO guard ngaihst "has b'a'ho may
do, asittB to discover tho !oElost principles OF tho
great Democratic party. uo Ia the awful warning
~ suo oo no,,a1as =. ~nIa. ~ 49, nntaa,a1 ~
"notn arc pene'ea u slale' sue I'll" uu'anua :, ~
the Democratic infant-c!aas by reminding theu
OF what Blaine did and what Htaine may DO.
f,n Tin nhnunlican a;do thero in acnrce less
sa.ta.a,. ~ y, ,-,,,, nIo,no 10 ,,,:,o =,
eosek oApoe.a1os 10 " "n.S 'H1.o 20 nsAh w
90. Ao naRes no connaants ou1 iotna nla own
plans; and thoao, 1t ls felt arc llab!o TO provo
| nuito "a much surprise 10 tho Republicans as
| n t,,c nemocrnts- Nnt howeyer. becaueo Of
| ..>u.t...,,,. .,,.t H.. 49,, tI.,,,t,- 1r.t..I
| an5 app4oo'nooa '"Ss W AnAs o'ot4a'.' .us''AN'
since tho aWxenshB OF tho country W the AM
nasty debate. there Ia m
| Af,tosr usBouNpEp coSPlDEScK TN MS poL1rt-
CAL sAaAcrY,-
nu masa ~ saes ~ 1'."'',,"'.
n11tteu 70 ahotnos canolaato tos 1ne fFes'aouss
| remaEked, VII Ulatno merely roso u bin seat
| and moved IN a4journmeut, everybody would
,,a,aot som,thtno occult in II an, doc,.ro II wne
.,a.t hx,,,,or+ t,,,,r. o,,.- a,,,. ,,r,, I'm
u4o usea. u.HA"ns Nu'a6 o'cl oouo aP"a sno
door" DO theY visit for htu to take tho tn1sla-
two prepared to follow, not 10 much from oslshu'
aiuau for him, a. fsupa an innate conviction
.i,.t x,t, or;cner ts.ncr foraa,oht t,,n
'N".' 49, 1Ns,'. ~
| enyboaS esoe; % III! 20 usat 70 pe1caso "Aat "
ao anu tno tlmo tor ao!us IT. ~ aoes ~
!ena, sasu ore OF w. oiaest anu sn1e~ass1 pun
ttcianB here. "sB Mid ,ihaa stcycnb, by wsiPptng'
~ h!s 1olsowlhg' Ihoy toiioS p'"aue no. urea'sao
thoy feel shat thoy WOULD pe!petfat%o % 20 a!mo's !
Ito situation. IN iuil Of opportunity. II. AZ some
Of hs critics assost lo IL only smart 1t ia fal! ol
peH!; "h!e, u Ae nelt e4na'a tue expectations
OF his admirers. no VIII distance FL compos1to1t
tn tie fheo Tor tue tresiaohcy. 80 y IL t;at Aa
ctrclea. 20 1t 10 tlAe 10 cansReslng Tue notnlna
, 1876-02-07

somiuo'as. Is received with gsnsral satisfaction
in this quarter. Tho impression. strongly pre-
accept tho position and, As l1c IA known 10 be
tho I'oshess1r Of raeo executive ability OF un-
RvervIu9 integrity, and of pleasing addreas, II
ia believed that 1le will maze an Abtc, honest,
and popular Representative Of the aovoruraent.
hlr. loss Possesses t!ie confidence Of tho In
dians, aud citizons of tho United Ststos residing
in these fro nations. In 40 eminent dsRsae, Aud
reflects the viovs OF large majority Of them.
.- G.. a.
, 1876-02-07

Arpy 10 gtve their tehtitnony III favor Of tho at
Wlbors I4,re Cod Ltvur OH md Lima" Experiences
hAs provtt! 1t 70 bc valuable remaay for contump-
Taroat and Lungs Manufactured only by A. D. VIII
DOis ChentAt, lsoaton Sold by dfuEgtsa generally.