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10 ~ Ed,sor Of 1A4 Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, March g.-I was Grcst1y surprised
this morning on seeing tho article in your paper
toihtiyo to my rnmarka In tho Council on Tuos-
1ay evening last. You start out By saying that
"Mr. Campbell characterized all persons who
objected to excessive and unequal taxation Is
pirates, thieves, etc," That would haye been
correct had you lslt out all sftor the word
characterized" except tho words pirates,
thieves. etc., and insertod the following:
"Chronio tn1-ngrters. rho enjoy all
ths pfesoeslon ot tLo Government and
avoiding theiF juht and equal burdens OF gov.
e1nment" Again, you cay. 10 also offered
his Heryices to put tue brand OF Cain on al mon
Sno 1GsG M t. y sr s,t nd n0t
aghtera ;" were tho tuoat persletcnt with the
Board OF Public Works and tho Ctr Council 10
thets donnnds for large o1ponditurea for public
tptorom9ns u tho wy of s;ross improve
OF public buildiogs, and for tue ma!ntenance Of
tho Fro and Police Departments, and no soou-
er Is an appropriation bi!l passed. and Judgment
asked than these ,eontlemon sppsax 10 court
u'sad don. / did ~ ssy tbst % :: this Class Of
men MOI L. ous!t c e 80 b X an1 branded . =. Tth H.,
the larger proportion q tho public money is ex-
pended 10 u to benefit tho pa3atlRl residences
and business blocks OF tleao gentlemen, ublIo the
thousands OF mtddle-ciass ahd pnor people pay
their taxos and receye comparatively little beue-
1T frnm tho public expenditures.
do moat btreuuously object to tho Insertion
OF An item OF $500, ,u00 IN tho appropriation bsli
| for tho SOLD purpose OF making up deficiency
caused By the uonpAyulont OF tAxea ty theso
chronic lighters, ,therabycompeiling tbs honest
| taxpayer 10 pay tho tA1ea OF tho taz-lghteB.
| Thls process COOS on from year to year. aud
large es.ates 20 scot FREQ, aud sak tho honest
taxpayer II $500 900 IL sddod to the bill Tor thls
| purpose and tho bill should aggregate Gay
a50oo, 600. II 10 does not think that uue-touih
Of blu ta1ea for the present year, whtcl. ha will
ba required to pey, will have been wrcsted !ron
him IN ! aort of pieat!cal Nay?
Again you say," He objected 10 auJ appsopri~
alton to pay tho floating debt he Naa for issu-
lnR cottthcatos instead OF psyiug; ho wsa for
pltug up ce1tiacates Ia defiance OF law aud Con-
stItusion. mAde no statement that could Ia
ANy way give such Al Impression, but on thu
contrary. Was opposed to increasing the
Appropriation bill s500. GOO. the eiYect OF which
would bo to cnAnls the Comptroller TO ieaue
&600 900 in certIiicasos, thereby ptliu9 up car
lilcaten In lota1.cs Of law aud the Constitution.
Nor did In mr. spmarAs reflect upon those who
sro objeotfng 10 tho payment OF tho uniusl
alad unequal taxes OF tbs last YEAR. which era \
ouk not u you at1ts Of tho action ot ths Com,
mon Council, but cut Of the faot that tho aas sess
| mout WIS 1nnde BY tho county authority undol
tle Genessl Neyenua law Of tho State, and 10
by tho city authority. j. Il. CAAeBklI-
, 1876-03-10
CRIMINAL.

Thomas Ford, a s.dlor, attempted to lug OIL
round Of beef from ,LanEnndotfer'B neatmarkot
at No. 10 South JaIesson street, yesterday after-
noon, but WAS aIrested-
! Matilda LaDmgc hss complained to Juatico
IIainss thst G. J, Klng collected $50 for her,
sn,1 converted tho norDy to his Own use. She
p,ays for hts atrost, but King has thus far kept
cut Of sight.
/ N. p. Wiley was brolaght before .Justice Foota
ycstelslay afternoon on complaint Of ". J. john
son, Of Noutop, 1Iaes., for counterfoiting, aud
using bis (Johnson's) trademark. He ha1
learing to-day
The Davenport Democrat Of Wednesday SAYS
that two boys from Chicago, named Michael
Conway and 1olin NaWeil' we're inse!y sE1cstod 10
port On charge of stealing In hsseral p1AcaB
aud taking money, vino, and groceries. Con.
war pleaded guilty 10 larcony. Ho stated that
his father had until lste,y been policeman on
tho Chicago force. :. aap
McDernott & Virgins. pastncsn In the auction
house At No. e29 Randolph atreot. in which
CrauRors ,bled. Hczu nrEosted yueserday After
NOON for cheating man OUT Of $27 in tho sale
Of snida touolEy. a compromise was effected
by their returning him the money, and the
charge Of swfndling WEE withdrawn. It Ia tho
insep.lon Of supt. HickoY to procnre tho revoca-
lion OF the licadBe u1,der which tho fraudulent
couple operate, which cannot b accomplished
too 1oou-
\ ..Littlo Hell." q locality On tho West Side, Is
. rendezvous for and tho residence OF some OF
tho most dopraved chaF9cteta IN Chicago. No.
q Hawthorn avenue, IN that section. WAS the
residcuce Of Bridget Moore and Ann Bowler ;
tic former IL nov in tho North A7cnuo and tho
tsttor In Chicago Avenue Ht1tion, charged with
assault with intont to kin Ellen coiley. Tho
last-nsmed :. has = daughter a who was
reading with Bridget Moors: Yesterday
morning shs paid visit to her dsughtcr. and
wfIile tGore oil became more or leas dpunk, and
the drinking terminated IN q row. The residents
arrayod themselves against tho yieitor, and sftol
beatlng her numerically alto MAS thrown down.
stairs antlrecoived iniuriosof serious character
disturbance attracted the attention OF otacots,
who arrived aud arrested tho assaifanta beforo
they uorc abba to escape The wounded woman
uss tAkan to tho Chicago Avanue Station, and
80 yea1s Of ago. resides as No. Cronby atreet
and ID married.. -
, 1876-03-10

70 the Eafior ef The Chicago 1s4ouns;
CHICAGO, March 8.-IEo never been h.o1lhd
very much, but 1.-Two up on Prairie avenue, and
sometimes 60 downtown oc tho strnstcars. 1
had occasion to go some dasa ago; my costume
WAS vesy ordinary ono. aud, ~ I took parting
glance in my glass, oatd, Nobody will notice
mo IN . city like this" Q'm a.conntry laHs), and
sure enough nobody did!
lcams homo In crowded car, sud all The
mon wcru 10 tired. stood up beside good.
looking, tidy Irish sorvaut-glri, all tho way.
dsy or tno after ! had occasion to 60 again.
I drcsscd myself In my good' clothes, ignof-
linz tho lesson taught IL ghc newBpapers
by tho downfall OF poor Balkntsp crlmped my
hair In my mott elaborate stylo, aonael my best
hAs and my four-button klas, ind went forth,
conqlering ard to conquon. I c.smo baoS On
Cottage Grove nRenuo cat, which Hao crowded,
with my foathetB unsnmpled. st~oral poorly
lresao1 women, with rod, riovesoasa bands, chung
desperately to tho atraps, while Tho too long
rows Of poor, tired tnon inspeoted thom from
lower plaue OF viAion As 1Btepped Onto the car and
ran my eye oves ths pale. waary-loc&tng lords q
creation, gathering UP my velvet eklrs 10 keep Il
from contact NTH tWo bt1atling rovs Of sollcd
boots t:o gentlemen 'prsns s!maaTseea'y ses 70
ssss ut madam ss :.,1s .rssy 20 "' thanked .hsa ny
(sud "Malie" ! would have heard NO.
hsM she bcen shore), and mouoned =
| w!,ato-fAced woman Of about 40, with large
bundle, to take one, while quietly slipped into
| tho othoe with g1atihed sgh, murh 70 the cha
gun Of 1nsu No. i, VITO clnng 70 ta1aat strap Is
though Ao owed tt = srddys all sho rest Of the
| Way.
ibfarie" likos tho men and is roady to give
tho nlnoteenth century female Don Qui1ote in
their bahalf. I like them pretty wen hs they
10 : lowell" and lixe to 500 MASCULINE fatigue
exhibit Itself, With yetvat and diamonds before
It's weary oyos, ~ IN tho utnpcfying riow ct d s.
penny print and big buud.o. / do not fko te
| hoar them in7eig sgatnst female extravaganza
and fall down aud Worship womnn In point-lacs
sud diamonds. HAnRlET MARIA.
, 1876-03-10
PROFESSIONAL JURORS.

Yesterday fai1od to bring to tho surface many
additional facts regarding tho professional juror,
r. o. Carsor, except tho hn,nitiasiu3 ona thAs
there arc but 1ttlo chancos Of bis being proso-
cutcd for tue miAchiof he committed. Tho
roaeons for thin Arc chiefly that no ono caroB to
begin thB prosecution inasmucl as Judge
Jameson saw ft to let him 50 un-
punished, aud because tho eTldcnca ts
hardly strong enough to convict him Of any
crlmo. TITO only ptiniah1nont tbAt IL 10 store 1oe
such Offenders Ii for contempt OF court and ~
his action In tho matter Judge Jameson ev1-
drntly did not consider tho matter deserving
such a punishment although ho promised to
consider tho question and maze VI his mind
:. That : professional Jury hing has existed in
this CITY there can bo but 1ttt}o doubt.
aud = Csrter'a exposure snakcs It douby
euro.1 lIis connections MORO with easa
Of msu who arc n1uays hanging about the Courts
questioning Jurors, and keopinc up communities
tons with thon during trialu. As they arc men
who know no morality, tho presumption thas
they influence aud b.lbo jurors IN many instan-
cas is perfectly tustihable,, E7ory lawyeE pEao-
matter is OF tho most vital Importance, and the
Judges Of tho Circuit and Superior Courts, fuily
aware OF these facts, hare a. yot takcn no special
notice OF thoM, owing to tho pressure OF other
| bnBineHH.
Perhaps tho beat point to bogin reform in
| the tl1y systeru mould 10 to strike squArcly ut
tho root Of tho evil. the mauner OF selecting And
| ttapauenE Jurors. TIC syaton ut present u .
eroee bundor Tho clerks la tho County Clerk' q
ooffioo v1ite upon s,lps Of phper names solicited
ii random from the. poll lists. These are Put
into box. and for oyery yenize tho Clef!: OF tle
from Tic box, and summonsea n.o issued
for tho uamsa thus drawn. Carters uamo vas
fairly drawn from the boz BY hr: co1sen, in the
Office Of tho Clerk Of tho Superior Court, aud
Carter uas notified. When the jury Was In
panolcd IN Judge 0arys room, coaeon gsatet
10 the Jodga that Cartor 1as professional. Ant
bad boon hanging about the building fol
months scting ID suspicious msnnes, but inas
much n nothing specified could ho atasec
against tho man, Judge Gary failed 10 discharg'
h21n. Al shout tho samo timo. Mr. J. Honf
Truman, Of ths law firm Of Perkins Truman
noticed Cartor on the jury, and At oncs informe
tho Judgs thas ho thoughti II would DO "oA fo
tho balIna to koop an eyo upon him Nntwith
standing these suspicions, Carter MAS retalnc
| until bis discharge by Judge Jsncson during tn
trial Of Tho csso Of Fulanl ~. MoCord.
, 1876-03-10
HuRp VS.. BROWN.

LITTLE M0HE INTERFERING.
The IIurl- Brown church trial mas resumed at
the First Methodist Church, Evanssou. yestef-
dag evening. Tho attendance vas agaln limited
chiefly to iew Of The relatives and personal
fricuds Of tho complainant aud tho accused in
addition to whom John Watson. John II. He'd
z!o, 0. Huae, Mr, 3oyis, ". q. Egans, F. e.
kuhrpen, Thomas Froomsu jesse II. Lyona
Janus CuFEey Mr. Button and oshers, wors In
teseBtcd spectators.
Tue trial drsgz considerably, and has not de-
volopod anything Of much public interest Us yet.
| tho aud,bly-whisrerod suggestions Of Judge
Miller. Sit. browns muzZlod counsel, and their
pRrrot-ike repetition by NJ. brown. Iut when
d!sctsston arose Oh somo objections and hir.
| wrute out fur him, the effort MAS gent rally 80
much ltko that Of schoo-boy speaking his
"piece' ~ 10 provoke q general atnllo. THIS
WAS Carried to such m sxtent occasionally ~ to
result In the unusual ApectAcls Of counsel put
ting the words af blu testimony In tho mouth Of
| 4 witness.
Tho ctoss examination af ar. Bows vas re-
sulnod by atF. uura, an unanswered question
being fepoas9d ro1atise to tie organization Of
tho union Dauk Of Chlcago.
| This subject seemed d!aagrsoAhle ono to Sir
Brown. who frequently objected. ut Judge Mil
suggsstlon: L. ths ts. soafsa u, 81 hs dseuu-
paid 10 for the bank that ths FoEtsata lshued
| bills, and With them secured tho Btata stock
| Which secured them, and simply csrtteo on their
exchange businens thAt brown and Hard sub
| scribod for stock but paid nothing.
Dir. liurd obiootsd in tho beginning to going
| into The Atf Airs OF this bank, but Nit. brown
dr,"gcd It IN, and then objected on tho ground
- rsIogAucJ on tho croas-examtnAs9on. lit
t.,fa'1 his purpose 10 be to show that tue For
I, sestB 4ero both 1rfesporsibls, snd that HEoWt
| and IIu1d BY backing their "bans," ghyc then
employment and standing.
Ii was quito amusing 10 notice ME. Brown
| Efforts to show 1t times that no Was not atock
holder In this remarkable bank, aud yot that b.
was required To hold stock 10 sign tie bills u
| PRECEDENT.
Mr. Loo wanted Mr. Brown to stAte whether
stock-book WAS eYer kept by this bank. IS then
required by law, but Sir. uroWn suddenly becam,
anxious to huston proceedings. and bjected, II
tho jurors curiosity wa not satisfied.
Nr. Hutd experienced tho same difficulty Il
securing AnsNets to his questions. The coufs,
Of tho closs.sxamiuation generally ran in thil
wssa. lie uoula make m inquiry, 10 which
u Judge Mil!or'a suggestion, hE. D,os1
would objhct, hekylug in = number OF e1rlSna
tory statements in doing do. Whoa Mr.. Nurs
would eeak to 1elute these BY asking lead!ut
questions, Mr. brown would raise1ata hts state
Ments rejecting On Ms. Hu1d. aud hit {Broun'a
anxiety to he lried OIL tho charger uaao putIi
against him. and 70 on, to tbs evident atn,l4e
mont OF tbs ComMittes~
According to ME. Drown, the Union Bank ba
no ofloots, except on its bills, 20 Directors, n,
by-laBs, and no excuse Tor e1lstepcs sppt1ontiy
, 1876-03-10
10 him was there. This VAS recovered also the
$40 and his tickets. which ho had lat Win ths

10 him was tbsre. This VAS fnco'eFed. slso % re
e7f and hje Tickets, which ho had 1eft With the
tictes-agont Of the Northwestern hoal.
THAT ntr,na tn COMMITTEES on Public
Roryics VIA 10 hnva MET 1t tho lccorder's ofiics
to begin the Investigation demanaea py 10.
cor,iar Stewart. Commissioner Holden WAS nos
there. Commissioner carroll "as not nos saese, sas
IN the around. Since there was nobody TO IN
yoatiaate entl nobody 10 Investigate with. 10
liz a 6-cent cigar and went on 70 tho County
Building. ,., ,., =, ,.,,,,
nnnosna,, vas dilatory. Thn Investigation
began twelvo hours before. It va condnesea
bY Carroll, Chairman Of tho Committee. Ssev;;
ait vss present. Tho documents were pr"lneea
ics Tno,o sns
Tho evening. and It Is said tho revelations were
startling, Tho ip1uirr took up much time, and
exhausted nature demanded food. stewart tooa
e9yes eos spo' Ts ioasnH 70 sy
,tas sick In his l,ttlo bed, and Carroll ras not
down town, Tia examination By the fail CONF
a,lttco will begin thts morning at tho lEcor!nra .
Office. It will bo searching md thorough. II. Ihe
that Stewart vns douced-good follow, Will DO
warmly tadorsed BY tho Committee, and stses-
wards By tho Hoard.
AMATEURS,
The representatives OF the amateur ball.oElios
Of tie city assembled last evening At Qutnns'
No. 10 West Malison street, to complete tho os-
gAnization Of leaRue under tho utlo % Of inc
Amateur Baseball Association Of chicago.
M n'ig inltv Tvto Acmo nluo Stocking, univeraisy. p
oncer, one Dreadnsught, Lsbarty.. Lskeslds. Lnsa
Shore Rod. and J. r. Brady Clubs:
After st,e adoption Of . constitution and by.
| laws, tho ABBoctAtton procecded 10 eocs olneeto
| with the following result
V.cn-rrcs,den ents-M. j. Kean aud u. posworsh.
Necortllng secrrsarJ-1.A. 4. Fleming. o..n,,, T.
osorro. {, Charleston ". n dardnas, J. Il. riatt, W.
| Washbufur. -. ..--
,fhe n1sying rules Of tho National toagao
| ,rnIa ajnptod and, aftoE some gsnorh[ discus
non. the .AssociAtion adjourned 10 Thursday,
| Sfarr|1 13,
, 1876-03-10
RECEIVED PAYMENT.
EVANS AND THE hTIME3.

Tho otfico Of aliko Evans, Room No. City
Hall, was tho acone yesterday Of = moat lively
business. persons flockod In from early morn-
Ing till eronlng to lay their tihce at tho foet OF
Colytn's Administration. Women With infants in
thcir arms, old, dccrepit man, whose taxes near
~ ato up their lttle eavings catno in BY scores
to raplcpish tho tA1-catora' treasury. Among
Who dian't pay may b. mentioned ehe Un.o'a
and tho Courier. Thees tNo pspoEa haso been
living OF tho peopie undar the gutso OF support
ing tho Administration. This Courier u llAbhe
to be levicd on to-day; and It s probable that its
owner will forward = check to-day 70 Hike
Evans aoyotinE the amount OF tho UHloR's
Yesterday morning Nike said to Ta1uuxE
reporter that this Journal
lad ANrRED mn,
BIZ stating that no couldn't road very won, and
that ho was afraid Of Mr.storey As to ths latter hs
would shon that ho vas anything but AFRAID of
the aditor OF tho Times, and that ho would
hke before niEhe ~ 70 tSsanf, r. r.
tor, Guen.!y. IIo can road English aud littlo
1ern,at., when the tottors arc In roman. Tho
fact is, AfAa IL au average scholar. aud can
manage figures beautifully, especially whon said
afternoon Mike Was seen and heard euEing tho
"Cs.icen Bawn," aud appearing gcnaEaly
happy. 4 Tn1nuNE reporter mot him o. Madi-
aoa atrest. Said tho reporter: ~ Why this
hiInrty7 Z" i,
20, rvo Just got sto'oy's ta1e''" responded
:: Ksvs f. =. s9y !. 'roa''''"
'Dd you aes Lii. ssoroy7"
"No. 1fo naent there."
"Who did yuu SOC and get your money from :"
TIE EMEnnEscY WAS PROVIDED ron
"Tho chcck Was theio fnr MIC, Eoady."
"Woll, Who did you 900 ?"
II asw Willte." ...-
"Da he elve you ssheck fos hr. storos'' o"n
No. 1T. Wllke told me- that they belonged
70 Mr.. sterey, ard might 60 out sh's' and ''Ts
"Ato you gotaR TO
| "Yeb, Tomorrow"
Tle collections yestar1lay rers vu1y largo, and
aggregated upwards Of 1900, Including el2.
'sa ei'p p.ia by By .6s % 5Smt.. ''0A' ~ 'A
Not sit the banka have yet paid up, and to-ds.
| leves will bc made on those behind han1, ant
| Who will not faco the music voluntarily. Tht
.raonns due on NJ. soFeys hoasehold effects l.
and with removed viror. But Mike aaya ho vii
gct that tar, too. Ho tlaa gotten an extension
of ton days from County Treasurer Iluck. ant
during tho ncxt eleven oaya Mike says be
| WILL uAKE THINGS HUN.
Tho real-nstaso books will remaiu In tho Col
lectoro' Offices during this extension. aud parttet
paying their ta1es wltlin that time Will aaTt
costs, which will surely bo added alter the 20tt
inst. Mike naye no G1f ono aheaQ OF Mt. bIo
roY for, had tho goHt1eman known that t.c woult
hold over oioyen days longer. hc would Ahv'
kop. tho city out Of lta taxca Just to-
days more, and Nike Mould hayo had to wait
| The total amount collected thus fas il abou
$500, 900, which Mlko hopes to Increase to
million during the nb.t ten days, and moro
| possible, In regard - the mistake In tho DAN
Of A, II. Kohn, No. III Calumet aYeuuc, pro
vlously mentioned, Blotter No. "a shows thu
the sl1or was mado By tho deputy who nada til
assessment In tho district, and no put the nau
| down u ~, II. Coln."
, 1876-03-10
MARRIAGES.

NENDn1D0E-JONES-On tbs 9th Inst. 1t the
Church Of the Epiphany. Chicago, BY tbs nss Henry
a. Ferry, A. H., ThumAa r. DtnbEldRn, Es1., and Mtaa
Lizzie Junes d1ugh.er OF hobart Jone5, Eao al Of
Lafayette, Ind.
CQME4-pICKFonD-Iu this city, Thutsday,
March O. at the 1nsidencA o! tbs briaes parents, By
tho ov. brooke Herford, Miss Mary l. niekfosd and
Mf. Charles ". Comss,
, 1876-03-10

/ ;uthfntrcsr, Tho latter denied in toto thht any
4, ich ove.tures had aver boon made to thon.
II ouevor, thoy think That The oounc' ID not luo.
II Ned In mailing no appropriation FOR WORK tnat
il Of Docsmher. An effort wih 10 made to In
d, leo the Council 10 reconsider Its previous
~ kinn.
, 1876-03-10

valve Of my exnspcrs.ed rattcneo. "Mar'o
taYp "ehs likes the mon and Will sav good
word tor them when shs can" Right, Matio1
Stand up for tbom, o1ou If 1t DO 10 tho etteet-
csrs. How thankful the nobie creatures ought
10 te, an accomplished. "trAvaled" woman
eomIne 10 the,r dofense 40 brnvoly
hope they possess "ohisalry" enough %
start subscrtptiou.list at once for funds TO L'-
mortalixo her nnmc. I, TOO, like the mon when
they arc r,on,-when they do not forget that
F" mon shontd bo brave md Women iAr.
women to do hll that = man can do,-"c cannot
be mon and do not want to bc,. sl'san D, not
withdrawing. Am not complaining ots my own
sseon. particularly Tor n1 e rsos 1o.a
In which TO sit BY tlam-perhaps IL 10 beeaneo
my face Ia fairer than aomo others Of th1t i1e
travelled, Or. petchanco, dress Il De'Enap.
iine Of cars i'm not u familiar with hny other
In onr eitv}, uulesa woman y ektrayaaantY
dresscd, tho dear men sit still invariably; they
nre to an appearance, stout and we'll, we-tlfesa.
ed, and lock Like gentlemen, ana wy y,.inmt Ti"a
r. among such \ good-look.nG class nut aihe! II
plain looking girl woman enters the car. nor
feet aching from lor days labor, and her weary
e.rt aching wh ts weight @ o. Saso sa ta
ed about, uhilo 'tSiarie's" poor, tirod. aching,
llmbod." weak eroatureA. sie, and SOC 4 Al
With 4 LOOK so stolid tllat Que would
imagine they did not haye al original
thought onco In a life-tituc, md a. for "ch'v.
AIRY" who would oVor suppose thom capable OF
So ste .o2kng M ei1i Or hoiroHs, and find i ont,
he shall bo no lover Of tninc- Fray, geDtetnoi',
tio not Allow the nobilAy Ana poetry Of you.
stn,;ditv because aomo women do not carry a
pleasant au,ilo and 'gen.lo thank you |" for
your galantry. ,,.-
forget tho gentle couttesies Of lilo even tn tho
atrsst.rnrp' IL. EaittIE.
, 1876-03-10

A Man Got Shot on 8tats Street
last evening" However, hs only got txo pounds 10 90
down to Ualunuet w1th aud then stopped tnto tbs
Domeatia" Office, snd bought the psstafn1 hia wife
spoke "a hl about befoss css!ug home In tho morn
ino
, 1876-03-10
LOCAL LETTERS.
TUE OTuLA EIDE

Ts NJ Ed4ssr ef Tia cAtsags TRIBUNE:
CulcAoo, March al am glad the subject Of
"cn!valr1 Ia tho stzeet-cArs " u bein8 skltatsd,
far lya lapg heap uanilpS r. 9pan ths safssy.
, 1876-03-10
DEATH8.


THOaIAB-As AurorH, March ., 81 o'clock. LAara
F., only daughter Of Dr.. H. ". aad Mfs. F. u Ihoha.
-, Of typhoid fever. In ths eth Jesr Of heF sSe.
YnWARnB-Oo wednesday, March 8. II tta real
denco, corner Sate ana FoftJ-sesenlh'sst DE- ]. u.
Edwards.
FHueral services win b. htd NJ Tho stats etrta4 h.
E. Church to-day {fztdsy) II p. m.
, 1876-03-10

The Democrats Of Nav Hampshire wess car
tainly dsfostsd before ths Belknap exposure wN
paaei and they hAya susll hopes nov