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, 1876-01-24

VUARY %, 1870.
hat! produced over ono hundred millions Of
dollars, tho rcvcnuo from tho remaining
sources Of taxation had Increased from $685.
37o,0 900 in 1862 to Sass,8lO,0oo In 1874. At
tho end Of 1874 tho augnr duties mud luties
on horses, which in tho yenr just ended had
produced $l2,000,0o0. were repealed, and
notwithstanding This repeal Of taxes, there
WINS aurplua revenue at tho end OF 1876
Last M1rcll thoro was nnother reduction Of
taxes, aud yet at tho end OF tho year IN
Ma.ch noxt there will be a surplus revenue.
1icre Ia practical result Of ta1ation for
revenue alone. Each repeal or reduction Of
d specific tnx Ia relcnao Of tho restraints on
consumption, nnd m emancipation Of 80
much Of the earnings Of tho people. Tho
repeal Of specific tnxcs which produced
$40, 0,o0o,0Oo In givon year left tint mucl,
of tho earnings In tho hands Of tho people,
To be employed by them In increased produc-
ton and trade, md tue inoreaso OF produo-
ton WAS followed by IN increased consump-
ton Of other ta1cd commodities, which,
with tho general incrcnso of tho coun-
try, resulted In an increase Of row.
cnus exceeding tho incroaso Of expenditure
and leaving a Burptus Our American fogis-
latora hive obstinate,y refused to compro-
bend tho true policy Of tho Government in
cnso Of a eurplus revenue. Tho legislative
wisdom Of tie United States has nlways do
c!arcd that tho proper use Of @ surplus rev.
en,lc wns TO inoreaso tho public expenditure.
It has been considered that whoro givon
scalo Of taxation produced fifty, eighty, or a
hundred millions surplus revenue, the coun.
try waa Mt tho climax Of prosperity, and that
to preserve thut prosperity BY continuing tho
excessive tn1ntion was tho sacred duty Of m
enlightened statesman. According to the
American 1rlo, reduction Of taxation equal
to tho amount Of surplus rovcnuo would bo to
destroy tho evidences Of national prosperity
and destroy tho prosperity itself. Rejecting
tho theory Of reducing taxation, they adopted,
Of course, the policy Of increasing cxpcndi-
| ttres go as 10 consume the surplus revenue.
Therefore, thoro was n general system Of
building Mt least ono Custom.H House, Court
House, and Post Office In each Congressional
District Then there was q grand increasa Of
Balnries, from the President down to tho low
est employo Of tho Custom-Houso so remote
from tr1.de and commerce TINT it could only
DO renched by ox-cnrt' in summer and not at
all In winter. As there was largo margin
loft, Congress voted IN increase Of pay
1iko Increase for previous term
! OF service. Then thoro was a largo body Of
respectable men and women In tho lobby
, 1876-01-24

possd to control naval and s!ratsgtcsl more
nouts, vhilo ship in dstrcst could commune
cato l.sf oxAcs position, the nature Of her
disasters, and thus procure assistance.
, 1876-01-24

p,rnce .x,-hoeo on1v streupfl, will La il, TIM
foct ,1,a, In ,,,. o,vsra hmm a nnmncro, AM,
will, vtom ,ha nortr w;l1 arncct to ranoat ita
iuck of 1872 Tho astrolorist who cast this
aprceable l,oroscopo nav be wrong in his con.
| c1ns;ons. ho ;s ccrta;niv nat far fron RIGHT
| in nronisinp bitter and irrccopcilab,o t}iyis.
| inns AIMING tho s,,pportnra of tho cant1i1atea
| now prominently mentioned,
--=====.---=-::-
THE Responsibility OF JEFFERSON
.u...,;. II. uAsis.
M D "I.ah s =. .ao .espouslo's9 ~ ~
~, - "n 3o,"es Pae'
W. ~" H. c,sas..',,. r ,|H,Am, oub :. ,no
" 49,. " 49, n"..:,"A.s ~, 1'ou' p...t ~ - "u'
ss,.-. s 49,. ~ VIZ e'a'Ne'n SoA@
.,ssa ~, y. .,'s 1r.,;.a', c,..D ~" s ,s " | .o
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~ =. ~. s.,-.,sns.s.-o ,.ss.s .s.:s..s,.. .,.'
,;.hs, I 49,. '.' '..a,' a..aa,.;as us ss~o 's" a
1na.rr J.; H. n;s,a.m - a,,,. a;a;,;.aa ~ s,. asy
a;no" t,a H. ~ ,,.a | -. Ssna na."a, 1t4 ;l'ap reop's
1,,,ta,,o - ..,. ] s..;s,. .e '
ou|eA:1' :" Aesous ~ s,eAo We o'o"eut lof-
~'11 isfeiu's''o }'foo'S .n"s 'Ests"soS DA'n
"'s tosSonas'y fespons'o'' !or sn's lnnu'naa-
NY aua tn"e ~ WAS part OF tnosonghly-os'
san.1eu p'an 10 star'e' mann, 0na feoueo inc
!,of'neFn PRISONERS so ~ 10 aneapac'sa'o
'nea' i,om ac'''e hers'co III she ''ela, a8 wen
~ ~ A"4 ."e'a outright 10 conns" anu
s1'enstnen thus .eal'lnonS We once more turn
- oia''n' n's'oss anu coo'p'eto LILO cnna OF
FA"oA'
Wit 1uo noso1'oue eonlee'ofa1e o1'1o' "en'
",SnkH' "ns appo'nteo Inc Keeper OF tna
n'"DS P!'s"I III 1''ca.'oha " 'sffE"soS
LAWS n.n'sen' IN tAo'o tonacco ware
HOUSES, ''e same class OF horrors exlstea AZ
~ Anoes'onS'llc' mo only d'hereace being
1nas III '1.o one case Inc PRISONERS "ere sllfo-
easoo nha'F ROOF ana IN tho other taas they
htefSea' seofchea' or troza, md died in
| '''o open air' In these warehouses; thou
aaaas OF PRISONERS were huddlod together
| nse hoss III 1Felght-ehr. "h1le ono por-
| 1o'' u 'Aen' a'ep' on the oafe tlooF, the rest
slooo over ILL ALMOST On taeh' lie iooa
anu water were shoek4ngly bad md 'nsntli-
| c'ent' Inc atmosphere was fet'd. loat'i-
| so'ne' ana poisonous. IN these warehouses
1nou'a"os u p''soaess oieu, anu every DAY
lnete "oa'ea "efo taken OUT hko deaa anil
hals 1foM cattle'sar' ahd carted Oh
~ oo p11ieo' Anese hoffofa were
nno"" 10 JEFFERSON oAsis and LIS
cao'net: nc rooms occupied oy them over
iuoAeu :. sno nlooy lflsoa' anu tneS coulo looR
o'oe''s ln'o 'no "'aa""s u t"e warehouses;
| Sto were th''s persona Witnesses OF the
gnas1'S PROFESSIONS th"s 'saea IRON their
| aoofS' out LAWS mover ooJecScu 70 tho MUIR
oe'ouS oa1oara'S' "hoa tnls WORE OF deci-
mating Northern prisoners was falrly In op~
e'o'on' JEFFERSON pAvts' With tho full
know1eogo OF "iSnEhs inhun'an cruelty, de-
sallea MN 70 60 10 tteorgta aud select
ground Tor now prison-Iun remote from
any possible interference OF Fedoral cavalry.
HOW well he did Lis work has already been
| shown. ijH SAlCtted tllB Gt>nt cnf1a5 Artfer.
, 1876-01-24

LAFAYETTE CHAPTER, No. p T.. A. N.-9tattd
couxocatuu thIs tEnndAy} evening" II 7:11 o'clock,
!or bus!n.sa and work. By nrder of the Il. P.
Z. Y, TUCKER. Hac'Y.
, 1876-01-24
Ubt (gbus1gu Qrii1b41,1e.
Monday Morn,nC, January Al, 1870.

Al the New York Exchange, on Saturday
Eroenbacls ruled stendy ut 884.
, 1876-01-24
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

ADRLP11 TEEATnE-Dsarborn Atrsst corner
Monroa Variety performances.
, 1876-01-24

H0OLEYY THEATNE-Nando1rh ttfstt, between
Clark aad L45a!Ia. " The California Mlns,rsis."
, 1876-01-24

NcvfcKHns NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street. between
Palmer. "IAuahinQ Eyss,n
, 1876-01-24
.- - z~------A+-
AMusEMEMTS.

&Adlaon hhu Monsoo. - lae lWo ospuAns+'
WOODS MUBEU1I-Monsos sstset, between ptar-
horn ANIL ht1te, Afternoon: ''The Qnlft Family "
luI " pochahontas." Evening: "Ths Hidden uand."
, 1876-04-01
II. Hdasckell.
En-.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT

ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Planter PATRICK STAFFoRDs OPP
budsbo anmodes ON at give Mode i
en- Session der afholdes Fredagen
den 28de April f6rstkommende
XXI. I2sIet Middag, for at tage Be-
sIutning om endeIig Bortsalg at
Plantagen Two Friends og Spring
Field.
Fr~ederiksteds Skifteret, st. Croix
den 28de Marts 1876.
C. SARAUW.
, 1876-04-01
PR 0K NJ A.

II LIE og Enhyer som matte
III formene at have Noget at fordre
paa Skiftet efter abode Jomfru
ADELAIDE OxHoLM, indkaldes her.
we'd med 3 Maaneders Varsel til
at anmelde og bevisliggj0re deres
Fordringer for Undertegnede, der
behandle Boet som E~xecutores
testament.
st. Thomas 22deEMarts 1876.
C.. HOLM. s, DURANT.
Executors testament.
, 1876-04-01
Johan August S~takemann,
Couacillor Of STATE,

Councillor Of STATE,
Aaing Gopetoy Of The Dar;sR Ues.iudio Islands,
Knlglt Of Daars1rog,
W Ak KNOWN: On the most submissive re-
ia presentation of the Ministry Of Finances His Majesty
the King has been most graciousIy pleased by Resolution
of 10Th MAY 1875 to sanction the following Ordinance con-
cerning Porters and Cartmou in the towns OF ST. Croix pass
ed by Bird discussion in the Colonial Council for ST Croix
the lat February 1875.
Any person wishing 10 earn lis subsistence in either Of
the towns by working as Porter or Cartman shall thereto
obtain the permission of the FoIjcemaster concerned. Such
permission, which shall beindjcated by a Sign or Pass, is to
be given for a term OF 3 months at a time, and for each
time it ia given, thore shall be paid a fee Of so cents, which
shall accrue to the PoIicofund.
The Policemaster shall, however, be empowered to per
nit a porter or a cartman to allow another porter or cart
man to use his pass temporarily, and in the same manner
the P|oIicemsster shall also be empowered to give, free of
charge, permission to females to assist, for a short tins,
with porter work on tho wharf, or in lumberyards, for in
stance in carrying lumber, slaves, etc.
g.
The Superior Authority shall issue Regulations which
viii contain all further rules regarding %porter-work and
cartmen, including penalties for trausgressions OF this Ordi-
nance and OF the Regulations connected herewith. All
cases concerning matters of tho nature treated Of here, shall
be dealt with as Poicesults.
The Government vi fix the date when this Ordi-
nance is to come into .yrce, after the Regulations treated
ofiu 5 3 have been framed .Gnd from and after that date
the Ordinance Of 18th April 1849 is abolished.
To which all concerned have to conform.
The Government Of he Danish Wet India Islands,
p. g. St. Croin 1871 January 1876.
UNDER MY HAND AND TUE SEAL OF GOVERNMENT
J. A. STAKEMANN.
, 1876-04-01
acknowledgements

net bekjendtgj0res herved at indtil
iDJ videre vile de ordin@re Skifte-
s~amIingeri afgangne Jomfru ABE
LAIDE OxHoLMs 30 blive at
holdte den 24de i liver Manned, Eff
termiddag Kl. A., i Huset No. 80 & 80
Kongens Gade og Kvarter.
ST. Thomas 22de Marts 1876.
G. HOLM. S. DURANT.
Executores Testament.
, 1876-04-01

Bv virtue of B. Of this Ordinance it is hereby deOresd
that the Ordinance comes into force from the 1st of June
1876.
The Government Of the Danish Wet India Islands
p. 9. ST. Croir 29h January 1915.
J. A. STAKEMANN.
RI. 81
, 1876-04-01
ORDINANCE

ORDINANCE
concerning Porters and Cortmen
in the towns Of st. Croix.
The 18th May 1875.
, 1876-04-01
AKORDNING

I Helhold til denne Arordnings s 8 ~bestemmes herved,
at Anordlingcn trader Kraft fra den Iste Juui 1876.
Gousernenentt fer dc DanaE TesindiaIe Der.
=. t. 81. Croir dn 29de Jqnuar 1875.
J. A. STAKENANN.
e.. s.
II HfascheH.
, 1876-04-01

Aeting Gortrtor Of the Darjsb Uenindia
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Dsa~ In order to make the price Of the Ga
ze,.e correspond as near as possible, to the re-
qusemeuts Of the strngeDcy of the times, aDd
that the paper may be witho the easy reach Of
all who desire to subscribe to it, we have though
with the certainty of much pecuuiary loss, de-
termined that from the lst Of January, 1877,
it shall be delivered to its patrons for ST year.
City subscribers who prefer paying by the
week will be supplied at the rate Of l23 cents,
and will be called on regularly every fortnight
by the collector. For this small sum the SUBJ
scrbers to the Gazette viii! be supplied with
all the latest local aud State news, and such
general current news as may be interesting.
New subscribers will give their names to Mr..
Jacob Roxbury, VINO will CANVASS the city for
that purpose, or leave them at this office.
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EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC

For al Disease of the Liver, Stomach and
Spleen
As Remedy in Malarious Fevers, Bowel
Com plants, Dyspepsis, Mental Depression,
Restiessness .Jsundice Nausea, Sick Headache,
Collie, ca nstioation and Biliousness
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
CAUTION las there are number OF mi-
tstions offered to the public, we would caution
the community to buy no Powders OF Prepared
Simmons Liver Regulator unless in our en-,
grsved wrapper with Trade Mark, Stamp and
Signature unbroken. None other is genuine.
j. Il. ZEILIN s. CO,
Macon, Ca, and Philadelphia.
Your valuable medicine Simmons Liver
Regulator, has saved me many doctors bills.
use it for everything it is recommended and
never knew it to fail; have used it in Collie
Grubbs with my Mules and Horses, giving them
about half bottle at q tine. have not lost
one that gave it to- You can recommend tito
every one that has stock rs being the best medl-
cine known for I'll complaints that horse flesh Is
heir to- y. L. Taylor,
SEPT Agont for Grsngers or georgia
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HOMEOPATHIC CHOCOLATE and AL.
IL kETHREPTA for sale by
nov9 e. WIN. RAMSAY.
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Tobacco AND SEGARS
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EISHER'S 'SUNRlVALLED MINCE MEAT
T. is the VERY BEST. For sale by
nov6 G. VIM. RAMSAY.
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FOB THE HOLIDAYS.
INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS.

CHRISTMAS GOODS IN VARIETY.
Thursday, Deer. 2l, 1876.
We csll attention to 8 choice lot OF Fancy ana
Staple Dry Goods, Notions, &c. received with.
in the lat few days, viz: Square ana Long
Shawls, Closks, new style Skirts, Ladies' and
Mems Handkerchiefs and Gloves of every de-
scription, Silk Scarfs and Ties very pretty
Collars and Cuffs Hosiery, Corsets. Susponders'
&c, &c; also tho best stock Of Cloths, Cassl-
meres, Vestings, Flsnnes, Blankets, Water
r Hoones. ID. +. BRASHEAR,
W n p Berkley. No. l09 King ST.,
7 p Hieronimus, dec 20 Aiexs, Va.
"OIJDAY HEADQUARTERS
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Just Received, November Is, 1916.
4 large assortment OF double width l3j 'hch)
I'll Wool Cashmere worth 75c, Al &c.
Black al Wool Cashmere, worth 81, 81 Ioc,
Striped ell Wool Goods for Poions;ses AZ 23c.
loco yards of Simpsons Solid Black Calico. IN
rcmnsnts, a. &c per yard.
A beautiful Iina ol Black Mohars and S-ipsc-
rs, very chesp.
CASHMERE for Man and Boys wear N 3I5 u?.
Fine all Wool Shhwls, Blankets, &c.
Opera Flannel in all shades al 35c per yard.
A tull line of Gents and Ladies' Underwear.
A large snI complete stock Of Motions 10
siery, SC.
y. BENDHEIM, IL King ST.,
nov Il AdTg Marshall House.
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r A M A Y
Corner King and ST. Asuph sts.
dec 12-tJ1

QeC lZ-LJl
CHRISTMAS IS CCM1NGl-New, Besllti
~ full, Rare and Unique Goods for tho Holi-
DAYS now opening ut -
FRENCH'S, NO. 95 KING STREET
The assortment embraces beautiful! articles In
Russia and Vienna Leather, Pearl, She'll, class
and Papier Mache, Writing Desks from 3Jc to
$50 each; Work Boxes in fine Leather and In
laid Wood; Odor Cases, Cut Glass, in Russia
Lestber Cases Portemon Laes iii Russia, SEAL
Skin and Turkey Morocco. 2esrl and Shell
Fine Gold Pens, in Pearl Casrs sn4 Gold
Mounted Rubber Cases; great variety OF
Glass and Bronze In1stands; Glove AMI Hand
kerchlaf Boxes, of Silk, Leather and Fine Lac
ouer Work; Beautiful Chromns. in Splendid
Gilt Frames; japanese Cabinets and Work
Boxes, very handsome; Japancse Trays, all
sizes of :he GGest Lacquer W ork; Vases So-
ouet Holders, worry beautiiul; Wostenholm
knives; Back gam mon and Ches7, and thous-
and other beautiful articles suitable for holiday
In the BOOK DEPARTMENT have very
choice collection Of Juvenile Books, American
and English Standard Poets, History. Biog.
aphy. Prayer Books and Bibles of eli s!zcs snd
prices w
A great variety of Games for the little folks
and many other things too numerous 10 mention;
New styles Pspsteries of the finest Paper and
Envelopes, in beautiful boxes Stereoscopes
and Views Prangs celebrated Panel Chromos
and Christmas and New Year Cards. Dressing
Gases, very hands ome, all sizes.
NY assortment of choice goods at very low
prices is not cqualed in the State, and n cordial
invitation is extended 10 call and exsmiHn said
stock [dec III GEO I. FhHECH
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ERESH OAT MEAL and BUCkWHEAT
Il FLOUR received by
noyS DAVY HARMON.
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Alex ANDRIA VA THURSDAY. DECEMBER 28 1915.
DIR Y GOODS.
.KTS OF IASONVILLE COTTON.

S,HIKTS OF MAsONVILLE COTTON.
1900, Linen in Posoms snd Laundried at
Sl.25 a job lot cf 20 boxes just received. The
cheapest Shirt we have ever sold.
doc - Ii. 9. SLAYMAkER CO.
NECK WEAR at REDUCED PRICES.
Just opened SCARF5 thst we have been sell
ing al 81 37t reduced SO that we can sell them
dec lee y Il. G SLAYMAKER CO.
NEW AND CHEAP DRESS GOODS.
~ December -. 1916.
We re eeived to-day Q new style of Cheap
Dress Goods viz: PORTlA, PEERLESS snd
BAGSHAW, and sell them at 12:c per yard
very desirable. We have few very hsnCsome
CLOAkS in stock, which wo sell sell ST about
D. F. BRASHEAR,
II. 3. Hoomes. No. l09 King street.
dec % Alexandria, Va
T,HE FEW CLoAkS STILL ON HAND
MUST BE SOLD,
and you can buy almost at
YOUR OWN PRICE,
ss we do not intend to carry over one single
Cloak if price will sell them
DRESS GOODS AT CLOSING PRICES,
and TEN CENTS OFF ON EACH DOLLAR
for the Cash.
Gec2l &c SLAYNtkER co.
II Alexandris, Dec Is. 1876.
have this day entered into business rrrang"-
men.s with tho Dry Goods House Ct ID. Z.
Brashnar and viii be pleased to see my friend
and purchasers generally. Ny long exrcrience
in the Dry Goods business enables me to Eaow
the wants Of tho trade, ard | can promise ttl..
any orders entrusted TO me will 90 filed with
pr0nptnrss and csre Respectfully,
dec rs-lw W Il Y. BERELF
AS &ooDa: S'" e'<sS'S':
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MEDICINES
Al ADDRESS TO I'll | Y s.
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Do you want to get rid of nervousness
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Do you want brisk aud vigorous teellngI
If you do. take
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Is sure to cure if taken regularly,
Is no intoxicating beverage,
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Is given with safety and the happiest results
t. the most delicate infant.
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Does not disarrsnge the system,
Takes the place Of Quinine and Bitters OF eve
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Contains the simplest and best remedies.
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The cheapest, purest and best family medicine
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1t contains four medical elements, never
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the body. Such signal success has attended its
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CPECIAL CLOAK NOTlCE-Thc demand
- ior Closks WAS so UNEXPECTEDLY !afs lAsH
,,,oal. thet we sold out q large nuinter ol those
sent us 10 selec, from, and have rc9rdcred IN the
ssme wsy. We csn give specisl inducemens
10Th in prices and variety while they are Lere.
Good Black Beaver Cloth At $50
ouou no-, q Il. G SLAYMAKER co.
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DRY GOODS.

SNE HAVE DECIDED TO CLOSE OUT
the bslance of our stock of Winter Goods at
large REDUCTION IN PRICE. we name
in part
New Dark Shades Of Twiled half wool Cash
meres at 20c, present price 25c; Tycoon Reps at
l5c; all Cassimeres and Waterproofs marked
down u percent; balance of Cloaks at cost
Blankets very cheap Domestic Goods al bot
tom prices We hsve lately received large lines
ofFANCY GOODS and are ready for Christmas.
PRETZFELDER s. CO.,
dec 10 IA King street.
FUS"' fOkS'
FURS
Just received from headquarters 30 MUFFS
and BOAS 1t SlJ0 at the
COMBINATION STORE.
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CHRISTMAS EATINGS TO
THE POBLIC.
Ho is now in receipt of q fresh stock OF Fruits
BoRbons, Caromels, Candies, Nuts and Contec-
tionery. No stale stock-sll fresh and crisp.
CHRISTMAS CAKES A SPECIALITY OF
this establishment. His rooms, already hlled,
are repenshed morning and evening from his
large bakeries that will be kept IN luil oisst
during the season. Cakes are furnished cheaper
than they can be made at hone.
@s>Ice Cream, Water Ices and the best Pies
in town always resdy or furnished to order
dec 1S-tf
, 1876-12-12
BLOODY DAN.

THE TlMlD vETEItANH HRtuDlATE HIN.
Thcfc was trouble tn thc Democratic ranks
yesterday, and all was not peaco. The turlnoil
and family liScortl Lad been created by TniD-
uAz reporter, who Ind been lot into tho secrets
Of tho warlikc preparations now OIL foot In tho
headquarters Of tho Veteran Reform Associa-
tim. Tue SUNDAY tribune published
TIE FOLLOWING MASlPRsTo
Issued by the valorous Dan;
is7l. TO Gsa. II. !: SHERMAN, eo,sHandiH3 j.
Ws;inn, yss, S fHuss Il
composed exclusively ut cx.union soldiers md
ssl16!s, and Numbering nnny thousands, who IN
Sastes - la. resssI Il % as auty ~ Which ' pa,ross ]
tnposes, and a. ftghe which clts.Cnship eonfcts,
to addtcss tha 0ttloral-incl!ef. his assocfnte of
ranks. upon the naltanal e1igcncy which has
artrn. .fd ask tcspestta' anA serious eon'!det.
rio dsst duty insa,nesnt npon tls *o,er and
saor, ID tho t,niicd Suites service, i i 10 tear
true filth and allrgfanco 10 tfe Constitution md
lam OF tho l&al. The sEuly Ia not. Ald clnnat
issty, ind should not POI bs nsed " ,anssrnraloas
a'a IN aGs Sf ' tho ds.!son IL q ss
and .aiiors Of Tho Inon afu ths lawfully eoi,s.i;
4 VI sssaes 9 es t. nsi 10 Do
wlh he 81, l,e,ot IL shat sstoa e1,s II tho aar. u
NIL country ia been reached. and that ths ,assi.
tu.ians for which W. fought 10 ihs Int War asa ~
previous period In our nntional histofy. We nTo
sonyiassd tha. .lark; and dangerous sonspiEsey
f hssn forms; M in md thst as issn % 1stsrm!asd d 70
Of our citizens, 10 hold po.ssssom Of Tho lioyurn
Tso revolutionary .stiou Of The .o,ealled oan;
, 1876-12-12
INDIANA.
ucf Fro SnhonIa md Tier Bcd1hm.
Spfr{4{ NtpQ&ch to IAe Ifjbun&.

~ Special Nspctch to The 1fibuHs-
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. u.--The annual re-
report OF Prof. J. Il. Smart, Superintendent Of
tuhllc instruction, for the year ending Aug,
81, 1876, has been filed with tho Governor. It
shows common-hchool fand to the amount Of
81, $50, ,088.a0, and n Congressional township
fund to tho amount OF Sa,a5l, 100. 10.
Besides these, the school fund has
loaned to tho State about s., ,B00, ,000, tho inter
eat Of which Is regularly applied to tho revenue
Tho tuition revcnue for Tho year amounted to
soid' valued at 500, ,sts: There are li,sss H.
ccnsel tcacl,crs In the State. The schools orc
gcncrnlly In good condition.
The Trustees and Superintendent Of the In
sane Hospital have 1lute their nnnual report for
the year ending Oct. 81, ,tothu Governor. During
80 women: discharged eto mon and a3l women,
OF which oG9 wcrc restored, IS improved, O. not
Improved, 70 died, and | not Insane. At tho
close of the your there werc 900 patients, 300
men and iU0 women. The expenses during tho
year were $i5, ,i4l,QA, Including repairs. In
patients. which discussion is done at lenyth and
With ability, snpt. o. Eyerts sayh tho advanced
ideas Of American practitioners Ia this specialty
Is that sotna dcgrco OF restraint Is necessary,
either by the llnf!tfa 1T attendants or Dy the
us.lnl appliances In uso III hospitals. Iiu be-
crease Of intelligent attendants, nId by ech ali,
as science may suggest should be adopted, bit
should ba reduced to the minimum. The Trns-
tees report tho satisfactory progress OF tho
work on the new hospital fur fcnlule patients.
Three hundred Thousand doltarH have been cx-
liberal appropriations for thu maintenance oi
tho tnstttut!on hereafter, US, during the past
year mere liberal expenditure tn sonie depart
inents would lave been desirable.