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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-10

A graveyard has already been started in
Custer City In the Black Hills, the first
burial being that of young lad who had
walked all the way from Sioux City.
Ames was rendered the executive man.
sion at jackson as long as lie desired to re-
main in Mississippi, but he declined the
offer, and left at once for Massachusetts.
Robert II. Crockett, grandson of the IA
nous "Davy Crockett" will take with
him to Philadelphia the rifle presented to
his grandfather in that city foriy-one years
ago.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-10

Catarrh is a common disease,--so common
that snulIing, splitting, and blowing OF the nose
meet us at every turn on the street. Your foot
slips In these nasty discharges on the sidewalk
and In the public conveyance and It's dis
agreeable odor, communicating the breath OF
the af1licted, renders them Offensive 10 their
associates. There is the highest medical au-
thority for stating that with fully one-half, II
not two-thlrds, Of those aiiiicted with Consump.
tion OF the Lungs, the disease commences as
ing TO the threat and bronchial tubes-lastly
TO the lungs. How important then 70 give
early and prompt attention to Catarrh To
by using DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Discov-
cry, which tones II up, cleanses the blood, and
heals the diseased glands by "A specific innu-
Catarrh Remedy, with DR.. Pierce's Nasal
Douche. This Is only way to reach the upper
and back cavities where the discharge comes
from. No danger from this treatment, and 1t
is pleasant 10 use. The Two medicines and In
strument are sold by dealers In medicines.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-10
Scientific and Useful.

An apparatus OF great delicacy has
lately been invented by DIR. Mosso, OF
Turin, for measuring the movements Of the
blood vessels In men. 1t Is named the
plethysmograph, and its operation consists
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-10

MEMS SHEEPSKIN MOCCASINS
1Nl and wool lined boots, colt proof At
o, w. CURRIERB.
du No. ~ Nerchants' Row.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-10

EMS PURE RUBBER BOOTS
WI warranted not TO crack.
Ate. w. CURRIERS'
No. ~ Merchants Row.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31

49, " G~SAA4-s-AAaA- 49,
Many o. u remember Old Hickory, q
sy2gt but brave man. He was Cts-
lied 10 encounter many q storm, AID 10
-ztt many battles. He fought the Brit
NJ AZ New Orleans: he fought nQlll--
sSs1on, he fought the old " hi- party !;
e fought the tariff, he fought BiGdle's
1ank. be fought the United States Sen
Ases and conquered them all His suc-
ass, however. was chiefly owing 20 his
sso1esty q purpose The people knew
m To be honest. and thus sustained
II II ali his conflicts. The intellsctu-
y g1alts OF the Wing party made WAY
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

ruer5ts In the Washlogto1 hZpsaSaieaz,l
- We -,e@rrc.ses were killed lzs1 week
:, T.,Iggrr Fyrzs. Ga. and that over dozen
va-a taken from their homes aDc
saTerrlT whipped, four q them having
@...s.-1 -[.--Tyr.-1 fgT having bot sealing EsE
dropped upon tbsir bodies, ar WITHOUT
: s+sa4ssTw II truth No oyuTra-es have
-. - e,rsrsrr55tss-a 81 eolOrss people il
-. s-rrTr945s-s Of Burke. Jefferson a1c
r1at-arn. and there i % trT1tb y IL
80 - =--srner1 that IL tie vicinity %
No., -+1-4-a negroes we're found hang
80 =. --aas I'd the nsighb0rbos1 q =
I@s51r1S Democrat The relations t'e.
tween the races are a--3cab4r IL
friendly
The Statements q o1ITagss e'g1 Ia L.
IL = EepaaJE3enn are pure ia[sfleala1.-L1
L 4 QTTkETTE
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31

Oh him. bzst kEss Lie Sbe sns4 a the
oeesn On an iroD~hozra eo2ss, beating
itself. 10 pieces against scck that WAS
irDrnorable, and that viii remain forever.
~ 30 long ~ the b5il0ss may roll and
tsE storms NAV rCaf
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31
so1s - sixteeA dollars pr ks4d IL the
sfar.&1rs<s t.rs9~y~ur Cas-, A ,s4rsvsSe.

sous - sixtees dollars pr kssd II the
section besCr SAT- Antonio
Tie yrasshorF,sfs III Bel ea,sDty hare
begun to dsTasfass the gardens. with q
fright promise for al early ability ~
undertake stronger food
J. ]. Campbell, eighty years a age,
killed . negro WHO killed b1n9-tbsy
fired simultaneously - al Segu5u Last
Wednesday. Thick and fast accounts
VI murders come.
Two-ttjf1ss VI the fruit about Crockett
IL destroyed.
tausfsn ais2ssssr,aap B&-sast3
A FIRE jr the city u Houston, Oh last
Monday night, eDtsuEusd Ell 20 worth
n PROPERTY. TIE Ivsgrs were Mrs. j.
Il. Morris, building worth 30. go j. X,
E0116, sz5yt 80 in 2ooess Mrs. 5teTDs,
sg.9fD ID 2rods. 5Gats ~ Texas. 500
III guns and ammunition loaned " The
Light GsaayG3s. Winch d oet1arfer, $40
il looks. TIE building had 10 lr8sr~
ares tie gDr1s were partially insured
rsler1 Oglssbr. living il COIysll
county. was ore hundred years Old VI
the 18th tsay 81 last February. He Was
st t9s bat55s " New Orleans, and claims
- hare commanded the o3r1s1g1 Dsrt IT,
the river. He draws pebslVn from tie
United States Government. The I'D
gentleman makes himself useful by
cutting wood nazessssary for the fires and
carrying b in tie house. IL sb01lG
ris1t the Centennial with tie Mexican
war rsters~r1s.
The Waco Keporter saTs Farroers
who were ia tie e1tT yesterday tY1ug
the gratifying intelligence that ali
st3scles u small grain arr uJjpJqrse Dy
the recent fraezs. We did not believe
that wheat ras damaged. tgt lad SOME
fears about HARLEY. sse. Fruit. to0. las
sseaJss9 better titan was supposed,
owing to the lateDess - s0fos st,se5ss IL
budding OUT Vegetables have suffered
considerably though. ard uaspy gardens
will have t0 he rsplaDted.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31

EAT JACKSON fyTTE

EEAT JACKSON EUTTE-
NEm OELEsws n, LOUIS AVID CHICAGO
6AILf~OAJ CJMr2KT
DD ssa xs.s' Ill n 5s1s scaifas dss,x,- xfss
r3ss ~ fsaivwse From 1szasrs siss.n rsDgs
Esprss,s ---.- : ~ u n EXPRESS 9sae a. III.
Esaj< = Sssy > III Esall-ss-.--s~s1 =. III
A srrzwsDas- a esor,tsoass-
fasgr<-.ss--sy~s F-fx- TIN. y<yg d IL
FTIIMAE PALACE sf-EEFTAg ClEs
Dt5r u s,ssrssss n ssisssl1g Gass ~ Enssssrr
n 1strt ss,tsst s3Dr1ssv Gfstazflps..
a. y. SHELDON AxsrH
4 j. Fhvs7. 6sassrta MaHazsrs f.5s sly
TEE MOBILE LINZ
TIE GEFAT THBDTGH ED-TE TO TIE
East NgiTE 4ED WEST
Via LDglss1Ils asla 6fistzss asts vta 81 I0pls
GaE6}g&s TIE =. , MAIL
Trains arrive ur9 t,ssDE-4 frgtu fssrf. tpus "
CszElia sritss.- u fy6s1ss
Dayasr axR-rt
Es-rsss .-ss.1es - a III Mafl4-1.s@ sesst Il m.
MAJ e-l5@--.lt I'm = NJ Fxpra.ss- f<sp 8. Il.
Rs5iiss saaa9s Lars Id ~ 81 Jsyu8s1Itss Asasts@
s18ss. tynsagDgrg &aa baltimore. without
.sAs1s. stao s'098 gns sfsaisas ~ &sw Tsrk Ans
Eastern fsftsss
Tbassg OtfAsz. .iFg-aiv If CsEtup saa Cssnsnon
sfl-sssrls sits City 9tfst
NORMAN q g0NJ@ fsss,5f A4ssG.
y y. bDtsf&ayNe sp1fL rlt2 .
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31

Es4f4s1s4 81
STATE ~ JfJTI~gsEs
t3:arist II O-sHa,ss.
/ CEAs J. e. LII J. CASTER II ti,s s-istFFs
rls1rrg.,e tstAl o. ;aty SWEEP tts 1pH st',1tt
stzsss1,tlst IL true ~ I'd. tsst y ItT sUys.t'sss
and tstilsf
Chez l. G. DTPTT
fsts.ffltr
rvs-r aalsc ssatsst7it,s3 10 ta5yr4 LIE ttls 1sli
HBT = Msa-F:n 7x-t
THED. GTTOIa Notary F4tst,tie
GJ,,--t.s1--A ss.ss ". y BIsEIGObE
r. II Bod.
julius EATETN-
rrsrg Itiraf-Jrs4
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31

The latest amusement IL termed The
=" Prloter's Delight and il Performed
il the following manner Take : sheet
u note paper. tDld il ~ carefully ana
sDeloss bank DOte sufficiently largs IT.
pay W al arrears sfe . Tear in a55anee
And what ada immensely 80 the f5at il
u ssDG along the name ~ . lew SUIT
scr1bsr. with eash ~ balance Ks1ep
your eye u TIRE printer. End u you De-
tese1 . smile the trick IL . sgc9ess. Try
it-JhfGe0n TeL1qr0Th
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31

1aa1 D. AA+H 0rasaia. MARI ~, 1S1f4t 'f3Df srizt
ty VIII tfa fsr-b article ~ tie a-fsssftGlg sttaf
to u HjstT4Wr - TRUSTEES u ,s1aA year
frrsfu TIA feat EgflHaT III uE4 mart wth ~ tssg
at tbA 9ff5s. "a 5fls sFsTB Ela1y 9H MDAIA9. ttA
~ day If pr5l. 3s-{ ts-BwaaE IT, h@ars y y II
aud f3'titg. q IL HIMAI r. 8gGEN
.,4tt4. 4.+ty ..s.s.-srs--r
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31

arfA CO.. NJ. lbs Alaf11a sir5@E--AA-N Jre.sa1ta
MARI H. 1s-1N lgsf1 u 1.,-sIy :, TIA, tt5s
Arrlua5 Etaa-5rn f3r ejsTan 6jrs5ssslrz stt1I -
.lsjS II TIE uf7is@ " tits Cgzf IgaDy ~ MDMDA8
Ar5-a D. 1s-f tsstxAasn Ibs bs'gf- n 1B 3 s-l1
b ~ q. n MOTT Ssfvttzsr.
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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31
ONE. Of tn. NYw 0Yfean. Gx.ftgEr

f,1Ifr5tI,rIr MARI 1Q. 1grf-4 ina o5F19rfa q
FiF@ Dollars r,ar stare VIII ~ gis51 r TIE bfaa-z
hi -t@ co Stock ~ tt8+ I.f y. % ag a31r
MONDAY atsrsi Z IL fun Liquidation n +tyE Pc
r5ry ;..sa- transferred - ts ssIss4 si--ss
sg-r patty.
Tttl trgrs@fE- b-.sss wiz t.a F5Gs-ag Es-tsa y IN
transfer u I'D sitgas and from 81 S's- sr1 3
~ asF faar VI q to -a&aa JIG Transfers trtN-tssI
LEV aus Ui5 sftz-e4.
BIZ o-3ar " tt5s bpar5 II IsirAaau-e
ruhaBIrn : EALJDI~. ;,ss-ssz-T-
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31

Eix-sy rssgr Daza8-S tT - sIse Doe
1lzDssrs1s, E-1eEs1 B-uzs. II Ko1uas,-. Mas
Ezrx End a-isr 1as11-1gEls151 ZLgs1slals g
NsE O-lzE.ss Ed ~ las AeAasuT u 7easns-$
Of HErK&k r.
D. undersigned Is ltss s[sts uzEs-E -hsrl-sr u
r.3s OIL Fz5ss u1sy ~ Eks 81 B. 1-lExasA
u N A JAS LII CE.E--sk s--s,s-
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31
ID PATTI --. r-zrr,7-s
~ 4 E-T-Fs rfyT ryt

H4ETF4 TIT IkL-
Erestsss.ss s1sc -.5-s-I oss-lt5r Z gtaLS
ETEFNYD EE1lfT~ a1sc -4agE@ " EA sffFt--
1-rI & II .,sr ys-- LIVE d 1-EG1 81 's- l-ts
g.vEaA 7rs
MsIEsEr-E-s xrss Nbslssss-is I'ss7iaIzt.sI. - -
-szrt ss.sE- r. l'sssss- street. b-AIi'a - ~ j.
Hsk.-s.s zssss1- Gs1A1 ss-rs1- s..s =.
C-IUIg--y s.as si-y sris-s srsfE ELL Ss -, -
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31

ltF street. View Or3aa-tts Na-e5 ~ 1s1f.-Ths 'sa
ulsr aunEsJ tsessuH f1s svsa1s 7r4'fay-s tls ttis
Cs1r rrsuy r. SERVE during ftiT srssuE AZ year wl
~ bs5d Il tts Office. To SATURDAY. 4grdl 3sF
1gTf. between tie bpVrs " ~ = Il and ] = e
M A. TEBLETON.
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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31

q tc View Dr5ssrs. Democratic P<ftls hing g II
.aty VII ~ ts5s II the yflHs r. the vndarsAz-D59-
No CarD- sHrtat- u T-Jg pjfs,ssss II : 1-DAf
EYFNINss. 8.-7l { 1gG u y. OGDEN.
ls-rs.tFasrgt
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31

Orleans. Mari 3Q. 5s7t.FhaaJ-5 proposals vii
afa rasaslFsf9 W.T. FRIDAY Egreb q q a.
yeapes 1L - tae szs5s T. tts efty u BBs bEu-
8rAd a9s flftg thousand aDila+s III tgpas NJ the
sJ u Nl-v Ortaatss AID u TIE lsgas fs5ss = JET
fsgssls. 8ss C&-rYlhpB. lDstu9iflg gsstt w
ls-u4s 8N t13s Htss state fsas flasss - tatAas-
t4a atnpptt 81 accrued Interest thereon. atse
lssrs tupsG tDeiu4s tfra principal AID Interest
Proposals rtgrst y, d3rssat55 81 tt4s Cef mission
ars sf tt4s Ggisa.ij3dstas Dssd. Bne 1naDFs.i'5
s1rfrr,r,sszl. - Epra..
nsbgs tn III PII1BJBF. A911f3fisi' szssr-
f.t,s3es CEETIst EEErrrrrH COMMITTEE
D.sfzlyts u RI sasrtssv'r sE5VA Parry. I
Ns,w Drlas-ns. Es4ret ~ gy7i.
There VI II y. zpsat3 Tx - TIT l-tgt,sli IEstrp
ffsa l5fr3fr tttss ~ TIE DsstDssrastss
Parry ri tn. rs.sEas n L@plssassa. ~ II t4~-
UAT tie gr.b II A. r13. 1s-t ir t1s tratsass-3fr
If a,sBAral business. jFHrT member - III
COMMITTEES il earnestly rs51t.sG55 v t5ls-,G
l. NJ. p4yTDN
President Central Executive Cylur9ftisss..
CrutEt-y iEs.,a7rs VIII tsAesss stlsFT-
ffgs z Az
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31
ons,. Of NV ori..es. t3t, Ra,frs.s

(rItr,t.,,fT "a Gaia a-rs4ef View Drtszts Mar.
u 7--fAt 1 1Etsssa1.. n the Esar4 u J8rstEare.
tl-si9 TIA. asr . ojr83spd 81 TBaEI DOLLARS
r.r Asksr4 u the -ga3c-Ey Ell 3.a We. 5sttr4sg-
rs,sEsss ~ ttp -tfr-s tsaer4 ~ sr16 after MON
DAY tg-I r. gs-H AID Dgx sstrsts. ts1tE ESaatc u
fsT5 81 xr .fgt@ tbs E51 list VII ,-8F; .siL -
ssgTe sir58srd- Trsrlsfs- p9.ks VII ~ tsls.tf1
Asyr tel @sy4 rr4rr592s t0 a LII /
mani III r. n lEwIE Secretary.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31
III. CASSIDY.
SAIL MAKER
AVID
COTTON DUCK AGENT,

NJ. - lswp strssa. Near Fsydrxs,
Has a9nsfstaig ~ 1sns.5 fis s..,sg sns rnssa srp
ftis'th as,s.fs'rsuhta ~
OPTION DUCK
Esapfasaftx al Nl3fia. lrssass sne asrst,-s.
1N&JNs 87EfPEg
Plsdf an. Fat,.v. ll atsst rrfsa.g. BLOCKS ~
~ tzss frtss inlsss % ~ tts terxssr made
atse a. 'ssaay fsss9 80 vac.
fsAITyHT lT1Ey TNz AWNINGS
WINDOW 6&t DDOB SHADES. r. re
" ~ Su9s. rr,asss ~ gtaat VI sast7 pvtsss ana
's5a.ta'1spr < .Esst u sfyis HuS tsr4ss
g1EE7> TsEF8TLENs.
DHtT AND WAGON CUTTERS, ETC.
tfft isfis assortment aiv'Hrs ~ hBnd ] kse.
~ stse's s+'lrg sarits1y ~
faB&LB- E1tsItsf5 sNlg tlaEgTCAx grET-
3@esS sk9h gLA6ss
~ a1wuya ia sStsfs aana WI tasax ufsssv.s -
itlss'' III DESCRIPTIONS ~
AMEE1G8N FJbiJfsE ans FANCY FIAfsS
W. aais,g axs fay si,sal AZ sil-99u ~ getting
" every a5pa ~ PsatAl gGne5 .o9 Ense
aTLg FLAGS AxD btugTEs
Fpf Military aud rrtsst companies aps waN
lsssiarasrts' .sH'.i ar4siss s4sts sFssss It's
JEST Nsstsnatssla5p apa fbs anesa nsasrss
BIG MANrFteT0gY.
iair NV r,sa-ist,sT and VII furtiss IN auy ss-
saftsa 9esEFrTs
COFFEE. tFcE CRAM.
Ans epsr t5uas = - X. svas. IL usssa-zas
DEFT ALL GDMFET1ggDE.
Repairing Promptly Dsse.
Trunks AsssIs sesysa.
%f1BCysL EDgglg
TtF3ss ta'visss sssa set'srs giving sssssrsa1n-
fl.s-tgs s,ai tsJtA ttssfr
TagDs nDTE8FD OTTS
Writ st1as vfss ssarts-i,1s ssssrrssasass trrsaida
81
t4h. uis3 ~ the
MOST REASONABLE TEaBs
JOHN G. FLEMING.
H.. PgTBE4s STREET .Is4
sarw.sa 81; Clsarlss sl.s Car1y srrssfx,
E.,.ge e,,ss,ftutr5y So tena fi,s LAEGEs7 sns
1FlSy sil-1GTTD asssflr7aE,ssta 81
Gas Fixtures
T. - toups Il Gas y GnJ 94ssr .sty. End sssGls
L-,sru II
Egw ToEx Eg7AyL Prices
Ia tasas uisy sEr tls=lsa LaAGI sTFfT.T II IL.
vs-T tt,ssB
POECgLAJ-EE EHzUES
mi GLAsS GLOEEg
y Is ipp1e IL srry 1~ssra..r : and al fsuas II
BELL HANGING MATERIAL
Fron tt.s Cisss,,ssH - tie Finest T'E7E8 ffygEz9
METAL
BELL PTLLS,
pIATE-
BELLS. Ftc
-1us 1t,s--
gIasT COMA
ffr- al TTursssa,ass and ~ VII sstsAsa MADE.
tsss Ffst6ny. -seain Fitting a Ell Bsnganr
Dnns ~ ttr1 easu ~ 0.,sntsc u. aud vii ar
ways a,e a9us f-HssvTz7. &u9 wifi aps rsEErc
~ 7 as7E tad aTsza Il surroundings
tiur9ux tssst u It's tlassl,sss Jca'ssesslsy. for
sETENTFI1& yssars- ~ hs - q fAgE
CHANCE
FIXTURES ISttsilsssrss ~ Pas. ~ fssrtssl VIII
sASways - se}e Ut EHIufa.sEt-srsf s',-tss~. Anc
I'd. Spratia.,lf irfrt.s,se is<ailsf sa,IsaH. grads
4Hst a
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31

. HAkLEs THEATkE
Last WEE OF THE sgaoog.

LAsT wgEK OF TIE sEAsON.
SUNDAY AND ETEET EVENING THIS WEEK
Tie EIE4LFT BEOTEEEs viii pryspss tsstlr
rerge f.rownss sDssss&s9t2s bszsEsx ~ Ar III
DEDHs-y. tautsp9r 81 tsss TNe G7-laaEs sse
sp4.s As.y-gs. Es.ftJftsse
AEOTsD THy wOEI1D Is " DAfS,
Wiz 81 ~ Lew sssSsry. sostszssss A1S1 ssT-
Last rses II Wua rgTOTxETE. prsrp1s,
Atssfs9ts. ~ tAs TABLET sgJI,'-tse ~ LIE ssli-
Drstty9 FDtsIE 81. H4b1TN BALLET
Ifsl3l FE sass9 sg.lslsss sorr,s as s,s8st n tvs
Dramatic Gssrs fssfF.
7f9e ssslsii,rssss5 sg1zONI8s MACH -ssry
evening.
Gfat9 FErs1ly Ess5tss Wednesday, aas szigr-
dap .--
sunday Essp1nz 4y,5l Z LAST NIGHT or
The rgk-sGa T1pN
pTDwKLL's ACADEMY Or ErsIc
Mics LGCgLLE wEsTERs.
Presenting OF
sptt3sY Esfst NJ (L1tes.atsr MIRA F8esgrsss u
HsssasT - r. LIZ j. Laragts srs.i;SsS
aes5sy. ". OIITEk TEIsT
Wss3tssassr q, AZ
"e272 CBTEFI THE I'VE.
u sssr.ssaay EST NJ lss astsrn Great
Ihp'saaT sF.t ! s,,sFtl4ttgy
A-e ssapyrSsT tASI IlAA. u
Mst5tss & prllI THE ElUPgEEN1.
Fr5asy. rr-r-rrT y Il F,~TFrfN
MARI - -. -, So
n mi g - - y ~ -
sstgr 3sr NiEtt- ! -y.s-
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tsrs - tia JJvsssSGss Department - ttss III.
A=aps3st81f ~ America. r5J t,s bs8a III TIE Ds-
part Ati Difatt A., ~ fyra1Is' strss hf1A
D8T a .rJl 5t gs7j tssHsep fsAs hours u D. a III
Saka g. Ia
-rgIfgt II -BEf III F5E III asttfrtrxrr
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31

FRUIT AND NURSERY DEPOT
nasr st. Charles Hotel Ger. Grzvisr.
NV OalLaEs-
Fruit Trees T3zrIls- \ 5-sss II -t1@ F1-s-1 ss9e-
t5+s axAys II AzLs4 delivered L IL e1T f-se--
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a-.'.a .HsH
WANTS.

yIANIFD-A GsO0D AEsMSTEyssS 81 10.
w ~ hattg Dur5 ssr.sE- t,affwasu Dsslrr3 s-ias
EAbrIa- t1ba Il
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


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sECRErARY rIsH,s OBJECTION.
Whv the Range Of Extradition Offences with
Canada hn- not been ENLARGED.

OTTAWA, March 10.-To-day the report Of
the Committee OF the Privy Council approved
by his Excellency, was laid on the table with
the papers relating to an extrsdition treaty with
the United States. The report says tho COM
mittee have had under attentive consideration
a memorandum from the Minister Of Justice,
having reference to the nadequacy OF the exist
ing extradition treaty between the United King
dom and the United States, and suggesting tho
expediency Of taking steps toward making a
comprehensive extraditon troaty with due re-
gard to exceptional circumstances as between
the United States and Canada. Tho Minister OF
Justice points out that i ia absd%itey necessary
enlarged.
Following this memorandum il a despatch
from Earl DuGsrn, dated Dec. IL. 1875. enclosed
TO Earl Carnarvon, and the Colonial Secretary's
reply, dated Feb. z, 1879. Lord Carnarvon says
once, and that while Lord DERBY is Of opinion
that there is at present little hope OF concud-
Ing treaty, he would not fail to press the mat
ter on the United States Government should
fayorablo opportunity occur.
Tho reply from the Foreign once endorsed by
the Colonial SECRETARY, says that negotiations
Tor the conclusion OF new treaty with the
United sites were opened after the passing Of
until May, 1874 when they we're suspended in
consequence OF the Government OF the United
states obJectng TO an article In the English
tion OF the act OF 1870, that no accused or con-
vicied person shall be surrendered II the Of
i'hN, w VI WnlCn nlS 10 uo-
mnnded shall be deemed by the party upon
whom the demand Ia made to be OF q political
character, or III he provo to tho satisfaction Of
the magistrate. Justice, Judge. or court before
which he Is brought. or the Secretary Of State,
that the requisltion for his surrender has ia
TACT been made with view to try OF punish
him for an offense OF a political ch haracter. The
Government Of the United states maintained
that the secretary OF state alone should decide
whether an ofense with which a fugitive crini-
nal Is charged Is OF political character. From
this view the Imperial Government dissented,
and negotiations were In consequence suspend
ed until recently, when the question was revived
~ discussion which took place between Her
jesty's Minister at Washington and the Sec
rotary of State Of the United States relative to
the trial OF fugitive criminal named Lawrence.
VINO was surrendered to the United States in
April last ON a charge Of forgery. As, however,
MIR. Fish continues to mold the view referred to,
no progress has been made ~ the negotiations.
which. II concluded. Lord Derby remarks, would
be as much to the advantage OF the United
states as TO Great Britain and the Dominion Of
Canada