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, 1876-04-15
Application to Sell Real Estate.
TERRITORT or WASHINGTOY.l go
CoEaiy al HuiII uG,lG, 3d.

'""'t'y ~ " ttttt - t.-tt.
II PT0JTts-IH he W..ls- Of ire Ey,,rsr Of EDWJV-
H. PHILBROoH, Deceased.
lIrATlON:-It appearing 10 the Court by the Pc
v titlOn OF CAROLINE 4. PIILBROOK the ad-
mi listratTlN OF the Estate of EDWIN NJ PHIL
BR )OK Deceased. that there l. sufficient per
Sona property III the hands said lu;rrisfIirrIN to
redeem a hsltuce due Il certain Mortgage claim
upon the remaining Real E~tatr uf sail fstqte and
TO pay the debts outstanding against the ietSei ant
the debts, expenses nni charges Of tie Adninis,ra-
ton, and that 1t Is necessary 10 sell the remaining
keal Estate belonging 10 sad Esta;e;
1t i orie"ei That all Persons interested IN the g.
tate OF EDWIN NJ, PlIlLEEuGh. Decreased appear
ls ore The PTubIte C0nrt OF WalLa Wara county in
tie city OF Waila M1.lla tie county seat Of siiI
county ct Nalla Wallt on MONDAY the 3 daV OF
APrJl, n D., lSIG Ht the LOuT of ID O'Clock ii the
forenoon Of saii day, thea and there to slow cause
Why order should not ie g-aIt-l Ia the sad Al
ns' rttiX 10 sell the Ee! Estate describe Ia said
p-tition;
IL : further ordered: Tint SeTTre of this Citation
be made on all parties interested Gy publication in
the WHiia Maill STslI sJIsN, weekly newspaper
printed AMI PUBLISHED IN sid city and county Tor at
least four succ ssive weeks Gefsre SAID 81 day OF
April, 4. ID 1876.
Dated Walla Wailq FelrIsry 29th, lS7G
B4w II. GJIGHARD. Probate JudgA.
, 1876-04-15
Month of April.

We have now reached the fourth
month of the year, over which reigns
Agudrius, the waterman, pouring
down those showers that nourish the
roots and swell the buds, and flowers,
and all that is neccersary for the de-
iigh. and substance of man. 1t is a
time of general awakening and rejoic-
ING, when all nature seems glad. The
chorus of Pature'5 songsters, which
has hitherto been disconnected and
weak, is now become more foil and
musical, being swelled by the voice
of those who pass the winter IN warm
er climates, and now return TO build
and sing in the wooded wales and
grassy uplauds o: our fayorded lands,
which is never so fresh and greenland
beautiful as now. Ctlck 90! Cuc6-
90! begins to come like an echo on
the car, telling that the strange crea-
ture, so often heard and SO seldom
seen, has returned from foreign travel
to drop a single egg into the nest of
some other bird, and leave the hatch
ing and rearing of lis young to stran.
gers, while the needless parent goes
wandering about free from cares and
duties. Now the swallow begins to
skim over the pool, and the swifts,
with open mouth, fly after their insect
prey, and the martins are busy build.
ing their clay nests under the caves
with great twittering and commotion.
All living creatures are awake and
string, and all TIE world of vegetation
is on the move. Gardens and or
chards are becoming glorious with
their show of blossoms, and the green
carpet Of the earth is beautiful with
its many colored flowers; it seems as
though she were making haste to be
ready for May day. The trees are
just bursting into full LEAKAGE, and
showing their graceful outlines through
the mantle Of tender green which
adorns without hiding the branches,
among which boys are climbing after
nests. The farmers men are harrow
ing in the newly sown corn, while
high above the tree tops are soaring
some noisy rocks, and others moe
careful or hungry, are seeking for
wire-worms and other pests of the
farm, among the displaced mould in
the track of the haTrows. Fiuches
with nodding bluc-belis about them
are singing merri!y, and the bees
from the hives, and the rabbits from
the hu:ches, come out TO bask in 'he
snatcheS OF sunSh ne, which the CHI .
dren seem to enjoy rs much as the
rabbits. Billy aud his sister have
come out of the house to feed them,
and We do believe that he is trying TO
make an April fool, by telling her to
look for a rabbits eggs-Oh, lie!
, 1876-04-15
The TrOtting stallion
REEEFOU n I'D ER

WILL. MAKE THE SEASON OF lS76, from
" March lst 10 September lst, TO limited mum
her ~ Mares. at MACK'S RANCH, on Dry Creek.
The blood of this celebrated horse Is derived rom
fiIi and Ls success as the sire OF trctters Is too
veil established for Comment He Is the sire OF
MARX Twnin, who at years old and with bnt
little training shovel 30 gait Also, OF " Dell
-ner b,. TrflIssd an rffer Of SS50G- Beltuunder ;
excellent health, condition and yior, promise We'll
~ T,-t,iu his reputation for certainty IN the stud
TERMS.-The setsOn, 500. payable when the
Me- Il taken away or for insurance, so, one
kaIF rvable a. he time Of service, and tie remaining
ore-b,lf when the Mare Is known to he IN foal
s- Pasture and good care Will le turhished at the
ranch hut accidents and escapes OF Mares must De at
a.. oIvper,s risk Mares ~ le bred VIII be taken
from town, any day, if left at the Stable OF A.
SNAIL 4 co Also,
, 1876-04-15

Is.Rxrye TO Play An INSTRUMENT.
= Experience goes TO show that the
boy or girl who learns TO play upon
some musical iustrumet has provided
himself with that which will be IN
many ways a source Of pleasure aud
nrofit in after years. As means OF
self entertainment, the ability 10 play
even passible well upon flute, violin,
or guitar, serves to bridge over many
a lonesome or weary hour, to drive
away many an insiduous temptation
TO wrong doing, and furnishes a cons
slant element of culture to the youth
orei.her sex. In addition TO these
there are many indirect advantages
the restraint which music and It's as
sociations afford in keeping boys from
bad company and questionable places
of resort, while the AID which 1t gives
in making our young men and young
ladies agreeable in society. with other
advantages, unite to mako the cult
WALTON Ol luuslCdl tdlenb ''I
desirable. Let the parents encourage
the musical faculty whenever 1t Is
manifested, and instead of looking
upon the time and money thus spent
as wasted, do every thing IN their
power to develop the musical talent
and faculties of their children. Ii Is
true that there are few cases in which
any remarkable musical talent will be
brought TO light, but it is less musical
talent than general musical cuitiva>
ton that is desirable, and this Guilt
vaLion is best secured by making
musicians of as many of the people as
possible. Besides it must be remem-
bered that all work and 10 play does
not elicit the highest or best possible
results, and that no recreation bright
ems and stimulates the intellectual fac.
ultics like music. Encourage the chil-
dren not only to sing, but to play, and
they will in after years appreciate the
kindness and torethought which have
aided them in forming their musica'
tastes.
, 1876-04-15

IT has Just been discovered that it isn't
whisky ths, kills. When a mans teeth
strike tnmbler there is friction jars h;s
nerves and war him ont.
, 1876-04-15

]. W. HINEs, settler who lived On the Touchet,
n gone OF, leaving unsettled newspaper account.
We inclined to the opinion that this man Hines
Is deliberate fraud, and shall only change Our est
mate when he puts in an appearance anu aettles his
blil. -
, 1876-04-15
PONDS
EX TRACT

LA ] aaaD ]
= '-zaes's, ior Wiz .pe..Is OF excellent
PG95'2 EsT2:cT-Tn,. s.rcgt Vegetable Pain
destroyer. Has brea in use over thirty
yct=-, as.'i fsr rir~ulusSS @Ed prompt cura-
:re virtues caEnat be czcclied.
ciiis7=e.-,So ftgriiy can aaogd TO be without
i'sTs7s Extract Accidents, Bruises,
costhsjoG', CutS, SpFSiEs, are relieved
Llmost instantly br external application
Prrmpi,y relieves pSins or Hurn-- ScnIds,
ETc1-I,,''saa, Chl@HEs, Gid tlOrcs,
t;d3tss elaAG, Cor.a, etc. Arrests IL
hrlaatHG. reduces syviiincs stops bleeding
Telov.,s d 'Olaral:ous aid hc r. r-Didlv
!sTk:E HcI.3-S # ,iEI-S IcIievds ain
IN ~ ta'S gIi ln:n>, "a mess and pressing, pam
ia ~. hr;srl. Ear:,ei, vertigo.
J.: s2>jsas..zA ], lss 10 cIuaL Az kinds Of ~
cer.;is..:-, 10 UIicl, lsl.r@ are subject are
prumaT.y IGreI- FG.le= details = book ScCOIn-
pa9Eng -49d bitIlc.
FEES biz % biccdiug-ueet prompt relief
ID ready og'e- No case, however chIGnic or
Cn-t-nate. c - hong Tg-sisr It's regularEs..
IA2ic5SS E-isS.-i-is * the only sure cure for
i1iy CiStr.-~Sn, and dangerous condition.
E;jSe9 bi3:a2ES.-It has no equal Tor paTrna-
ELE.1I5a l=o9n a-y carsc- For this Is a spe-
Ci.:c. i has .ly d hundreds Of lives when az
othrrrcmei!rs flilrdro arrest bleeding from
nos, ;.t':H'Trr':- igsIES, ami elsewhere.
hf-GsahEi5i2. E=.SAi 5i4. ToGIFacha and
A-IrIchss :rs ;tl4 allEe lel-cFed, and often peg
Elaaen..y cured
PFFSi9iaES OF I'll schocls who are acunaintrd
with Ponds ExIrHcs of y Ri;ch iGazeI Tec.
OMneHditin iis=ir IsrLCt.ce. We iIdVe leIIeie OF
Co-nlenc4il' Il ilu.a hundreds of Physicians
maHy OF whoa c-d.r II Tor u.s. in their own
rrar-ca. Ia alj:l.uGi 20 the fer Srin. they
cEf-r Iis U-e fJr :ws-iiEgs Of I'll kinds
esHi-=y, Sore f'i1T4aI. Irf.i-IEeti l!'a1..:Is.
simple ard chronic sSiGrrhm9, CaI.rrI.
Tor wh-cfi It l. : IfeciGe,) CbiiSini-is. FFusr-
c-i Feet, SiiH.s Of ERz. cts. Es~a=ircs.
eir., EEapPcd Hands, Face, and indeed
81 rnann-r of skin diseases.
TehEf ESE.-Heuove> Soreness, RsraiIaess,
a"! :,inaft'ns; heals Cuts, ErupIioI.s,
EEt H-iip.Cs- IL ',.l-ss, s5iy.g7rs:.ls and re-
i."h~. wnie wonderfully improving the
tSEsHi' NlOn-
y yaIziISs.-Hosd'5 Eztracr. No StoeI,
-ri'T.hO II CEr u IN can afford 70 be without
L. l. J. used b. Il tire Leading Livery Sta5ies.
Street Railroads and first HCrsemen in New
4CTA CITY ith2S 10 equal for Sprains, Har-
49, or >ad'-:s Chai3Cs, Stiffness,
oTraicaesJ 81 ''ciliugs- Cgis Isrrerurious.
l.lee.i.If'- FEc|E;cnil, Gone, DiarrLon.
tH:iiS, SG.-is. etc. Us 7lngc Of aCiiqn il wide
ana u r.iieT It aEOfds Is so uToInDt that II ia
Mca-l.5.s IA every Farn-ysrd Is well as in
every + arm house Let i etried once. and
vol VII nryrr be without II
iAtll9A.-F0uG's Fxrract has beer initiated
I'M g-tlliii. article has the words Ponds Fx-
.ia't 9!2'n N each hotlle- II - prepared BIZ
tAa aaiy persons living. who ever knew how
L p- par Il p.Ope!l.- Refuse an other ure-
pLii'ols OF Niich Hazel This is the ONLY
sfs'el5 rsed ~ Physicians, and in the hospi-
,,,- u. % this country and Enrope
h'sie1i 4 ;ii-,.lsi 4fe gsES Of Frap's EXTRACT,
Fe1Jes Jr$. GTR3e[ e28?AzT, 8 Maiden
, 1876-04-15

FFKRT IHgNAs, 4 delinquent suhse7ler, = invited
70 call At this Office. II Ne aIe ssctIv informed
Mr. lhoi''s lives somewhere ia the neighi 0rnoi OF
Dayton hut the matter Of resHlsnce ed not r,t
his calling and settling his sorount- Il
, 1876-04-15

F. HARDEsTE VII eoaser fargr by calling at tLis
, 1876-04-15

No one reme,,y Is lovip.
called for b. The re,es,fe,
Of the American peop!rt55,
Z sure and safe cure s-
Fever and Asae. Srb
we are now enabled 90 Offer
with q psr.C.at ..-,......
, 1876-04-15

R'sTa7f kGp UsEs Of pcap's syTRaeT.
- gtn2ll-t form, sent free on application 10
!IAc5 fsTR5eT e3SeAsT, S Maiden
Lane New In.k
, 1876-04-15

n PT0JGts-IH he Na.ie- of ire Es,rsc Of EDIFIY
H. PHILBRO0H, Dseeascd
, 1876-04-15
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief
ani cure Of all
arrangements IN
ihe stomach, lv-
cr, dnd bowels.
Iacy are 4 mid
aFCriciit, and an
~eNcel! ~ pur=;l-
i, ave BciHgp pure
~ vegetable. they
contain HO nIcr-
, cury or mineral
INhaIpVpT llurh
, 1876-04-15

DIR. y. c. AYEE: & CO, lowell. Mass,
Practical and ia0iafieGi Chemists.
IN SnIn Al. RnITND TuE rVcrIN
, 1876-04-15

For Fever and Agae, In-ermit,.,, =
yer, Chill Fever, ReIEi.;ent psrle@
Dumb Ague, PerioGie,.l CT BI;lc,SS a! -
yer, &c, and indeed eli the efra,f--cLS' .
which arise from naIarlous. r1orst ,',-jt,'., :,
miaSmetic pOiSOnS
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wHISKEY WAR,
Clearing the Docket NJ Chicago.

Clearing the DOCKET ~ shr"kV'
CHICAGO, June 2.-In the United
States Circuit Court, this morning,
Judge Blodgett pronounced the follow
ing sentences: A. G. Hesing, fine Of
s., 900 and Imprisonment in tine county
Iail for two years; o. b. Dickinson and
Jonathan Weir, distillers, 1000 and
three months in the county jail; ST.
mon Powell, $1,000 fine, and six months
in the county Jail; II. b, Miller, ex-
County Treasurer, 5000 fine and six
months In the county Jail +. l.. Reed,
81 900 fine and one day in the county
iail: II. G. Poutman and David flush,
81 Zoo fine each and three months In
the county Jail; w. NJ. Cooper, 500
fine and three months in the county
jail: II. p. HutchiDs and David Coch
rane, 81 900 fine each and three months
in the county Jail; George 7. Bur
roughs, 5000 fine and one year In thu
county Jail. Ex-Alderman Hildretf
was called, but did not put in his ap
pearance. He is supposed to hav
gone to Canada.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
Sherldan's Command 10 BIZ so Enlarged
az 10 Include Troops In
the South.
Blaine Confined TO Ms Apartments, but
Somewhat Better Saylor Elected
Speaker Pro Tem--C onsulta-
tlon, Between Grant Sher-
man and Sheridan.

WASHINGTON, June 70. MIR. Blaine
Ia still confined to his apartments. but
IL reported ~ being somewhat better
to-day.
Mr.. Ordway, formerly Sergeant-at-
arms OF the House, made u statement
to the New Hampshire Legislature de-
nying the reports assailing his official
honesty.
II is stated that the command Of
General Sheridan will 10 enlarged 30
that the troops In the South can he
held better In hand, should he need
them In the Indian war.
The consultation between President
Grant and Generals Sherman and
Sheridan at Harrisburg to-day, has ref
erence to the Indian war.
fAe House meet at noon, and IN the
absence of the Speaker and the
Speaker pro TEN, elected Mr..
Saylor, OF Ohio, temporary Speaker
ana then adjourned.
The Senate Conference Committee
on the legislative appropriation bill re.
ported non-agreement and asked for
new conference. Granted. Bill for the
issue OF ten million coin made special
order for Monday. District bill dis.
cussed In executive session. Adjourn.
ed.
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Special TO The Herald,l
SHERMAN, June "a, lS76,-A delicate
sample of one of the usages to which
Young husbands are at times put, &c.
cured on the north bound Central ex.
press this morning. An infant and a
piece Of fabric, about two feet square,
with II horizontal stretch of the former
over the knee of the father, while the
wife directed the work, constituted the
elements of the tableau.
The genius of invention Is IN full
flower in this city. Captain Lew il,
superintendent of the gas works, has
cOntrived an instrument for burning
coal tar in the manufacture of gas,
which he has elaborated to answer the
purpose to t'ar.yty, and which Is now
being used with results OF decided
economy in the works here. Another
citizen, Mr.. 4. l., Meyer, who possesses
the inventive cue In good mental grip,
has procured u patent on an automatic
car coupler, with II calamity uncoup'
ling" device. A prominent Central
railroader gave II critical quiz and
has recommended its practical test on
this road. Mr.. Meyer has also in
vented veutilator, which is 40 con-
structed as to introduce the pure,while
1t carries oil the impure air The in-
yeutions are all of clear merit and
should earn munilicent reward for
their discoveries.
Sherman has taken on a few extra
frills since yesterday. A rumor Is cur
rent here that both the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas, and International
railroads will extend their lines within
the city limits ut once.
My return home will be marked
by n trail of blood. Those
Wild buccaneers of the wire,
the intelligent telegraph operators
who mangle my specials with the
diabolism of n meat AK, may look out
for some barbaric death-strokes. The
damnation of their taking of will be
CHASTITY. | am enamored of their
gore. For I submit that
to make me utter such
galimatia ''improvised shaking up
of the party resulted from the dis
arrangement and "the mastodon
order" is TO make that operator
-a-well-I'll look up work on'animal
curiositiesp and send his label around.
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The Hancock Movement.

The following dispatches published
in u Washington newspaper speak for
themselves
Tom Ewing, of Ohio: Hancock is
coming forward rapidly"
Gunter, of Arkansas, 1.-THE best man
We can get is Hancock
Senator Ransom, Of North Carolina |:
Hancock Is our man."
John Robbins, M. G., of Penpsyl-
yania; Hancock IL the only man the
Republicans fear."
Charles "A. Morgan, NJ. c., OF Mis-
souri,: "Hancock ought to be the man,
without doubt.p
Boone, of Kentucky, "He is good
man, and the best candidate we can
get.n
Ex-Governor Throckmorton. Texas |;
Hancock is, and has always been, my
first choice"
Henry A. Wise, Of Virginia "If
Hancock Is nominated, will take the
stump for him."
VIM. Mcfarland, M. G., Tennessee
"With Hancock we can sweep East
tennessee like tornado"
| D,a,Nford ~ Alabama GA hnayo
soldier, good man aud a good Demo
crat. Let US have him"
Forney, Of Alabama: "Hancock' 8
civil record in Louisiana has endeareo
him to the entire South"
Representative Hooker, of MISSISSIPPI
ri "Nominate Hancock and the
bloody shirt will be folded away"
w. NJ. Robbins, NJ. G., Of North
Carolina. "To beat Hayes our candi'
date should undoubtedly be Hancock"
General Banning, OF Ohio: owe
are for Ohlo's choice fret, and Their
for Hancock. With Hancock as our
candidate the bloody SHIRT won
count"
| ]. NJ. Glover NJ. G., OF Missouri: :"
regard General Hancock az the mos
available man we can nominate at 81
Louis" .st..
william MoLelland, of rennsylvan
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THE Tue or WAR.
Gathering OF the Democratic Hosts nj
the Mound city
ST. Louis Astir with Patriots Who Are to
Make the Spoon or Spoil thel AOrn-,
The Lines Of the Leaders
ReConnoitered.

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TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

LOUISVILLE, June M.-There has
been Il general cessation OF business ON
account Of 81. Johns day.
Sr. LOUIS, June 24.-Two spans Of
the Missouri river fridge ut Kansas
City burned to-day. Loss 100000.
The repair will require two weeks
work.
New York, June A.--One-half mill
lion dollars In coin was shipped to-day.
The through train from Boston had
Ave extra cars for the st. Louis Con-
vention.
Colonel John Fowler, who was some
what prominent during the Tweed
regime, left his residence at New
Rochelle, leaving liabilities 10 the
amount OF two hundred thousand dol
lars.
PUEBLO, Coll, June 24---About fifty
of the business men met last night and
perfected the organization OF Board
Of Trade. n
ST. LOUIS, juno "a. The Nevada
delegation favors Tilden. The delega-
tlons from the Pacific States are anx-
ious to have the Chinese immigration
question discussed by the Convention.
CAIRO, ILL.,, June ,24.--George w.
Matteson, one of the yard-mas;ers OF
the Illinois Central railway In this
city, was thrown under wheel aud
crushed TO death instantly. biu.
New ORLEANS, June "a Tho State
Auditor gives notice that the interest
on the coupons of the consolidated
State bonds, due July first, will be
paid on and after that date In this city
and New York.
KANSAS CITY, June PA murder
was committed near the stock yards
last night. A white woman lived with
a colored man, Gus Hemmins, but len
him to live with Park Henderson, also
colored. The woman says she was
walking with Hemmins, when Hem
derson sprang out from place OF con-
cealment. armed with club, and
with curses felled Hemmins to the
ground. He then turned upon the
woman, but she fed. The woman 10
from Leavenwortb, and refuses from
shame to tell her name. as Ha.'aa!s
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Baylor, Murphy, Ramsey, Stevens,
Mitchell, Henderson, formerly OF the
New York sun, Harris, OF the Mail,
Baskerville, and Drs, Thruston, Car
rington, Wiley, Johnston, Newsome
and Fields aud many others.
General Lee expressed himself MS
much impressed with the enterprise
aud evidences Of progress Of Dallas,
aud highly gratihed at his reception,
which was rs cordial as unexpected.
The,remainder of the afternoon was
spent In delightful social converse,
"reminiscences OF battles lost aud won,
hair breadth escapes and all the many
recollections OF the unhappy struggle
now past aud but memory.
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STATE ITEMS.
Adjournment Of the Supreme aud
Appellate Courts The Dill Case
Goes over.
Items from Sherman 49, It's Genius for
Invention In Full Flower A Com.
missioner of The Herald
Thirsting for Gore. Z.
sneelal to The nernldI

Special to the Henldl
AUSTIN, June 2i.-rhe Supreme and
Appellate Courts adjourned to-day to
meet at Tyler on the first Monday In
October. The Dill case was not decld-
ed, and goes over to the Tyler term,
and will be among the first that will
be decided there.
The House engrossed the Galveston
break water BILL after striking out the
section granting land. Nothing elise
Of Importance.
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la I'VE cannot DO defeated In Penn
sylvania with General Hancock.
A scout OF the Globe. Democrat thus
reports the result Of reconnoltre %
the lines OF a.t M
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Frank Titus, attorney for T. i. Bar
mum, got a judgment this morning In
the Circuit Court against the Missouri
Pacific Railroad for $500. The case
grew out of an accident on the road
between here and Independence IN
1872, by which the show was detained.
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Tho leader In the Fray,

The arrival OF John Kelly, Sachem,
OF Tammany, nearly completed the
outline OF the line OF battle. Chleftalns
OF all the contending clans have now
taken up their positions aud are busy
preparing for the coming of their
hosts. AT the Lladell the Tllden flag
Is unfurled, aud about II are gathered
General Dorsheimer, Secretary OF State
Bigelow, OF New York; ex-senator
Gwinu, Of California; DIR, Miller OF
Nebraska, aud Congressman Money,
OF Mississippi. A few PAGES distant
floats the Tammany banner, hoisted
by John Kelly and Augstus Shell, while
across its folds is inscribed the motto,
Anything 10 beat Tilden,n Al tho
Planters. John Thompson, OF Ohio,
general OF the Allen forces in the o.
tober campaign. has pitched his tent,
aud above II floats modest guidon In
dicating the expected line OF compro-
mise by the word Thurman" At the
Southern, the Hendricks pavilion has
been raised, and Messrs. Hanna, Rob
erts aud Ned stand within waving sig
mails OF welcome to all the discounted.
The Rag Baby, represented by Colonel
lssac Il. Eaton, Of Kansas, wanders
about In guerrilla fashion, with no
particular position In the line.