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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-19

member or members from two-thirds of the
States" The Republicans have in the pres
emit House . member or members from
twenty-nine States, and as the constitution
quired at the opening of the certificates it
is fair to presume that the presence of the
Republican members will suffice. If q diff
ferent ground should be taken the regular
provision relating to quorum for the Or
binary transaction of business would come
into play, which authorizes smaller num-
Der than q majority to compel the at
tendance of members" The House is pre-
sumptively present on every occasion where
the constitution requires it's presence, if a
minority obeys the requirement, and that
minority is authorized to compel the at
tendance of the others. If the Democratic
members could be SO foolish (which we do
not believe) as to desert their posts such an
act of faulty and desperation could not
benefit their party or its candidate. The
count would, nevertheless, proceed, the re-
suit would be declared, and the Senate, at
least, would accept that result as constitu.
tiOnal and final.
Now, supposing Hayes declared elected
by countidg the votes from the three doubt.
full States as given in the official certificates.
the Democrats will have no constitutional
means OF redress. The very utmost thew
could do would be to use force to prevent
the Inauguration of Hayes but as Presi-
dent Grant will still be in office this would
be tougher job than any body would care
to undertake. A resort to force would be
treason, and with the army at his command
General Grant would make short work of
treason. Judicial warrants would be sworn
out at once and the conspirators arrested
and imprisoned to await their trial. The
idea that force will be resorted to with 60
vigorous President % Grant in Office ia
simply absurd, and more especially % Til
den could not possibly administer the GOV.
eminent If the Senate rejected h,s title. We
may, therefore, quietly dismias al the
.'gorgons, hydres and chineras dire" which
dastsmpsrsd and oav0ing imaginatiens have
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-19

OSOIy VtuOI uOlAdC VI uu0 pubic 1UQO6 O0
corruptly used. Mr.. Phillips repeated his
argument in favor of election Of postmas-
tors, collectors, etc, and proceeded to con.
slider the issues of the time. Referring to
the men who see and who do not see, he
said that the contest in the seventh district
was between these two classes. The grand
est success of the campaign makes the
welkin ring with the name at hearing
which every Southerner's lips grow white.
This man is feared; his opponent was not
feared. Wade Hampton We may admire,
but as we admire Satan in Paradise
Undetermined, sincere, but wicked.
Ny only prayer, said Mr.. Phillips,
is that Massachusetts and the ma
ton may find men at this time who will be
leaders at the front. at such time, too,
it is imperative to call out the reserve
force-woman's intelligence-so that the
Kellys, the O'Briens and the Morrisseys.
representing the grogshops of the Empire
City, may not again dictate the nations
fate. Education more broad and universal
than schools can give must be supplied.
The gr0gsh0ps, which corrupt more than
the schools educate, and foster tho growth
of that criminal class which has ruled New
York at least once Overy twenty years,
must be curbed. The taunts of Epglishmen
have not been all undeserved. Wealth,
with it's great power; the South, with its re-
to every question of the next gen.
GRAFTON; the grogshop element, with it's cor
rupting tendencies-all these must be faced.
And to gain the fight. We must call IN the
reserve force OF wOman.-Bosfon Globe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20

So gebt Der Gartf in suiammeu 10
Numunern nit IL unterabtbetlu ngen
tDelter. 0eutihtano uno GHalano tUerz
Den aLio am l. SaluaT 1877 Die eiu3ieen
fur Gtien gang Offenen Climber Ietn.
Nu0 Der Smeite Nbiab %OeSientgen Gbe!s
les Der S6ronre0e, Del9er ftb nit Der
6~anbeLSpOLitif bel0Gftt9t, lit faum miB>
5uperlteben. II Mere SanoelSp0littf
ioa nt6t riiGgdngig gena1t Deroen.
WeGn mill binBegen Deriu6en, bic !3ou>
1lno Steuerbemmutiie anoerer Staaz
ten al beieittgeu. Die @eIegenbett oa3u
miro Die Grneueruug ablaufeuoer 9GHz
oelsoertrGge bieten. Ser nG6fe 9an>
oelsDertra9, wel0er a6tduft. lit DER NIT
6ranfreth, 9tltt8 bis l. Sult 1877.
lleber bic 9nnobabuns oel1elben, .relp.
ietre ~um9ebun9eu bur6 Die fralt3Ofti6e
9tegierunR itnO bic &Iagen in Der oeutz
i6en 0ei0dftSlpelt am lauteIten. Dem;
nG6it Ioufen Der b iterretdi 6e
uno 6mei8ert d E Gm 81. 0e3ems
Der 1877 as. Oelterrei6 bat ieoo6 bic
Belt Mot ~ertpQrteu fDnnen uno i6ou
ieBt cine Gfepiiion Dei5eLben our09eIeBt,
Delde namentlt1 ben ii6er belize 0ret=
sen freigege6enen Bereolunas Berfebr
beorobt. Oeiterrei6 Itsfert 3. .. robe,
glutte 2einen 3oQfrei nab Deutl1la1o,
uno 0eutiblano fii9rt ipieoerum per7
eoelte b0bmii6e Semen 3oufrei na0
Oelterreib 3urlid.
Bas bic 6au6etsbertrdse nit ben
iibri9en 0auptitaaten anbelangt. 10 lit
Der nit @roBbrttdnnten, welder
am l. Suit 1877 ablduft. ut0t g~efunoigt
uoroen, gilt alio BON on Gb auf | SaDr
meiter. Der NIT Staten Qtet am
80. Stunt 1875 ab) lit ebenfaaS nlbt 9e1
titnOigt, ebenio ni6t BET init Selgten
60. SUM- 1879 unD Der nit 0ollan0
(beitebt lett 81. 9e3ember 1851 uno ut
Der dlteite Der beltebenoen 0Gnoelspers
fridge oes 0eutIhen 3tetGeS). Ser nit
Spanien gilt bis l. Sanrar 1878. Der
init Bortugal bis l. Sult 1878. Wdt
Mu5nabme Des bct9tI0en e%nt6alten ale
oicie 8ertrdge bic @laulel Der vmeti1be>
giinfttgteu Jtation", fe f0nnen aliO ourb
cine JteUilion oes 0ertrages nit DETER
reid tp%eientli0 beritbrt tDeroen, oa oteie
@taulel beia8t, baB iebe einem anoeren
Sta0te %SeDdbrte 3olermdBi8ung Dem
8~ertra9Itaate pbne ieDe @egenletltung gu
0ute tomlnen loue. Sin oieler GLaulel
IeBen Die S0uB30Incr tbre 5ebel an.
Sic Deriau9eu NuBe UNI 2tuge, 3abn nm
3Qbu. Die nd6tten Sabre weroeH 5etz
gen, Ob ite oamtt @rfoige erStelen. Ote
oeutiGe Jtei6sregierung bat na6 Der
&DrOnreoe nur Die Nbftbt, ote 9ta0 bars
itGaten gu elmer Gbnli6en 8eleittgung
Der 3oQi6ranfeu gu bepegen, pie tie III
9eHsl@Iauo beltebt. @eroeH UiGBers
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20
(GorreIponoens Der Sn. @taatsSettung.)
SttaS oeS ScattfOen GciGeS &awpts
ftAot.
SerIin, 81. Oft. 1876.

ScrLtN, 01+ S[T. 1910.
SonntGgIi@er Srte6e berri0t mad ben
ltnruben Der IeBteu Wo6e fir eini8e Sage
Gber Der Gei6sbaupt1taot. Die 20 a b.
len 3um 2anotage nit tDrcn Qua=
len iino ~iiberitGuoeu, Die iebnli6it erruar
tete G6ronreOe 3ur GrDnungoe S
&ct6stageS lit Deroaut nno ie na0
ben Oer3en5lpunI0 eI oeS @tt3eIneu aus
eelegt. SOnntG8li6 fteDt es nod tnioa
fern III ben StraBen aus, ais Die S0uLs
iugeno etnen freien Sag bat. Sic tetert
nun Das 9teformattonsfeit mad gei6loi>
ienem Seiti0uIaft in ibrer MeiIe. iuOem
ie auf StraBen uno YlGBen lGruIen0e
Spiele trei6t, Die oft genu8 cine Derz
Slpcife[te Me6nlt0fett nit Shla6ten anz
ne6men. Nenn "a 0smeinoel1ulen, 80
8rtpatibulen uno II b06ere Gebr=Qtn>
ftaIten ibre runo 50, 900 308linBe fetern
lai1en, 10 lit eS erflGrli1, oaB oieie auf
oQs Nus1eben Der Stabt einen beltimz
menoen @influB au5uben. Qber Oa mir
es ale etHmal ebenlo gema6t 1aben, 10
ituo Die 8erltner tn bieier 8eSiebung
nahii6tig uno laiIen Die Sungen oaS
9tsformatiousfeit in ibrer Dirt fetern.
8on Der NeiA 6 q 9 8 Gr0ffz
nnng an geitri9en Sage bate man IT'D
Dleoer Elm Utat etDaS b0fi6en Brunf in
ben StraBen Derlpr00en. 9ta1 Der
SOmmerpaule bat es BetLtn germ, it0tz
barltd iDieoer Daran erinnert SIT netoelt,
oaB IS 9teiiOena lit. Noer Die aller606ite
@rtdltunQ Guf Der Sago in WtedleIbUrS
ma6te etnen Strt0 Our6 Die 9teAnuug.
Der &atier muBte baS Simmer 6iiten
uno bamtt geItaltete Ith ole gauge @r0ffz
nung lebr etnfG6. Su 5 Wtinuten NOT
tie gu @noe. StOl5 tparen Die Oanen,
Delbe Elm Billet ~erfdmpft batten, 3ur
bimmelbo6en 3uihauer>@ dlerie oe5 tpei>
BEN SCALES biuaufgetlommen; flciumle
tbtg febrten fte inter Die llbrigen Sterbz
It1en 3uriG. Der itr0nen0e Jte9eu uuo
lturnenoe 9tor0tDelt lieBen ie i1r unterz
ne6men ooppelt bereueu.
Suit Elm nt6t Diel etuIaoenoere5 2(usz
ieben muB Der politii6e 9immel 6aben.
SIM @otteSOiente, tDsLder Der 9tet6Sc
ta9s@GrOfnun9 III Der Domfir9e porz
angling, preoigte Ober : @oniiitortalrat6
Or. 8o8el nber Gpb. 5, l5-17: $50
sbet N, / ibr pori01
tt9 n tn belt. nt1t ais pie lntpelIen,
~ionoern ais Die Weiien. 1no 1Dtfet eud
in Die Belt, benn es lit b0ie 3ett."
@s lit b%efannt, oaB Sert uno Breoigt bet
iOl6eu @elegenDetten Dem 3ailer uorDer
3ur @init6t uorgelegt peroen. Benn
nun oteier feinen NnitanD naDm, 0telen
&ert gu g%enebmigen, 10 muB es an poliz
tti6eu 0ort3ont l6on re1t bitter aus iee
ben. AuerOings muB man aber biusuz
fiigen, hap Die Noreile oes &ei6Sta8es,
an pel6e itb Dieier Oeabnruf rtbiete,
rlur in Ie6r begren3ter Melle Die ri1ti0e
genannt meroen fam, benin IN Be3ug
auf Die ausmdrti9e 8OIitif bat GER
get6sta9 ni6t bloB penig, i%Onoern
III Il eggeu".
Nenn Der S0loBpfarrer f6on etto0s
Ooettiger" Don boier 3eit iprepeH bHrIte,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20
Gutt IS

0er beritbmte Wiener Mufifz& ritifer
Gouaro 0ansli aiebt in Der Bie>
uer v9teuen 6rsien Breiie" bel noIlItduotz
ger Entertaining Der wirfIi6en muiifaz
Iiben 8eroienIte NiGarb Waguer's gez
gen bic 70 a 3 ntuuige QGrtnge
Su sSeloe, lpeL1e in 8agner loren Soft
onbsten. Gr fa9t Iber oteielben i'm me-
lentltben:
Die benz 8aoreutger Seitlpie[e tromz
beteno poransreiteHoen AbbanoIuugen
batten 50on Daour6 ettpas 8eritimmcnz
0es, QufreisenDes, oaB fie moraltj0e
8reliton ausibten auf Mqe, 10 ba fomz
men loQtem, Die nyetbelnngen" gu bDren
ooer CUR 3u beurt9etIen. Seoer, Der
Wagner's Gri[o9te ni9t bis in Die Iebte
Note, Die lebte Solbe fur ein unperz
qleidb(i9es Munbermect uno bas 8anz
reutDer 8ibnenfeit nt6t fir cine Biez
Oergeburt oe5 oeuti6en Bottles on1eben
iDlroe. mar bieien O%rtboboren oes !3uz
f~unftsoramas obnemetteres elm @retin
ooer Elm 8oIemi6t. Wett etmas fparia1
merem 8erbrau1 BON Wetbrau9 fir ben
.Metiter" HHo pom S@tmptreoen gseen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20

gta6 S9openbauer's 2e6re lit bas Qnii6
oes 9ebens Der Q8iae, elm ftetes Qetoen.
tbetls iGnmerli0, tbei(s 16redIi6, bic
8ertetnung oeS BtuenS ba6er Die cils
3tge Gettung bonn @leno oeS 0aIein5.
zWas bat bieie Berneinung," fra9t @6r=
Itb, Unit Der &unlt gu tbun, ole bod
Die i60nlte @%rbebung Iber bic W2liere
beS 2ebens 6ietet p"
@esen Die 8e3ei6nungen Der eroBe
OulOcr", voer oeuti1e WtGrtDrer", mels
6e + % aus NnlaB oeS GaDreuz
tber Seitjpiels .oieler gr6Bten6uIoigung,
Die lie Elm 8lnitler erlebte, BON Bagner5
Bartei beLlebt mer0en, penoet lib Gmtl
Jtaunann, tnoem CT %erinnert, oaB tDeoer
@Lu6 nO6 Oiosart ooer Beethoven bon
ibrer Wfttipelt iol6e Opfer un0 iol6e
Ooattonen oar9ebra6t puroeu, iute ite
Na9ner lett Sabren erlebt. DUtan bat
ote1en Wtet1tern feline be1onoeren GDcater
gebaut II. ogt. 0ie Bartet DerIdOre unS
odDer flnfttG nit Dem lRGrtnrer : 2tntlib
DeS BON Ieiner WtitiueIt unperitanoeneu
uno gemiBbanoelten &unItlers 49,"
go e6en erIheiut cine 8ro1hire. be-
titelt: v0ie Gra906ie in Babreutb uuO
i9r SatDrlptel". 8erfaBt lit fie lDieoer
DON uIIStetI IttOEN lullDeU US 0 ! ! o :
gen, Der bier Den uSatprn", 3. B.. alien
nidt unbeoingt anbetenOep &ritifern 6es
8aDreutber SeitipteLs, gar eri0redli6
ben Ecrt left. @Ici0 anfangs brtngt er
elm vMriom", bI5 sletdIam bic Quintels
iens oes gan3en Bu6Leins entbGIt uno
unS bas @ettere 3u IeieH eripart. Dieier
merfmiirOige, nit fetten9ettern georudte
@abrIprua beiBt: vNur 10 @ g.
ner Iiebt, oarf Iber ibn nrs
tbetGen." Ser 8eDeiS lautet: yOfdn
BARI nur beurtbetlen, mas man uerlteDt;
tper aber Wdgner Deritebt, Der III II 8 t6n
lieben: Der 2iebenDe alio ais Der
8er(te6enbe lit aud auein Der II t.
t9eilsfdbige." Bts gum @ri@einen
bieies neuen 0oanas tagen nit in Dem
@abn bcfaugen, btinoeGtebe Jet bas bette
9tecept fir einen BrGutiganl, ni0t fir
einen Rrittfer. 0err BON 8ol5ogen bes
petlt uns oaS @e8entbetl 0ur6 ietne ets
gene fru6tbars RroOUction; nur febLt
ieiner Nnleitung, in bierunO5man3ig
Stunoen Elm Doufommener Nagner :
&ritifer gu Deroen, nod etueGleini9feit:
man muB Us agner lteben, unO uiez
mono Nnperu, ais nur Wagner."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20

70 mus |ib Die E6rnnre6e ieLbit natirIi6
3uriiGbaltenoer au50rii6en. Wtan bate
gera0e iDreu N%euBerun9en iber Die aus>
mGrtige B0litif nit Spanning entgegsns
geie6en, uno man lit erfreut. b0B lie pas
ipeilt, iOnoerU fir etne Sbronreoe re6t
oeutli6 reOet. Die vb6ie 3eit" DrtBt III
Der Sbronre0c vbie augcnbltdli6en
S6Dierigfetten Der Gage. SrDb oer>
ielben eutiprehen Die aus m6rtisen 8ez
3ie6uugeu OeutI0lanD5 Dem frieofertiz
gen @Darafter Der Yolitif oe5 8aiiers.
DAB es Slptl0en GuBlano uno Oelters
reid pieuet6t lebr balo elmer f~reunos
ihaTtliheu 8ermittlung beo iirfen miro,
lagt Die Gbronreoe le6r oeutli6. Sn ibz
rem S@luBIaB aber entlpribt ite gan3
ben Wini0eu un0 0offnnngen oe5 oeut>
ideu 80lfeS, iDei6e5 feinertet tbGtige
Ginlnil0ung III Die orieutalilbe. Trage
wiinlOt, ipenn lie feierliO Dor auer l8elt
erflQrt, voaB Das Blut letner 81 b.
II nut gum S0ube ieiner eigeneu
GDre un0 ietner etsenen SntereIen
elugeieBt iDer0en tDirO."
0le 5iDeite AeuBerung bet G6ronreoe,
duf tpelhe alder 9lupen marteten, mar Die
ilDer Die tInttige Jti6tung Der Oeutz
d II . an0elSpoLttif Din oteie
laiien it0 ibuB30qnerti0e Soffnuugen
%anfnlpten. Sle lagt: Der Druid, tpelz
der auf 0anoel uno Berfebr LATTE, iei
aQgsmstH, unO ftebe cS Oesbalb ni6t in
Der VtaNt zines e~insetnen 2anbes, cine
unmittelbare uno our1greifeube Nbbulfe
gu l6Aifen. Die oeuti1e 6anoelspolttif
tperoe biu9egen eS ais lire Mufgabe be-
tra6ten, BON Der b e n / I d n s III
bn itrte 8enab tbeiltgun 9 II
q bsumeuben, DeIbe ibr Durh bic
a3oQ> uno Steuereinri0tungen anoerer
Staaten berettet peroen. 0a5 S6peiz
gen ilber ben poHltdnOigen Tau Der @iz
ieuS0ue peuteu Die SbubB0Iuer aa ibren
@Wuiten, nG5reno un1gefebrt Die Srei5
bdnOler Der Wteinung ltno, oab oamit ibr
Tou an l. Sanuar 1877 beitegelt tit.
9enn oa oerielbe ihou lett 1873 bei1toi>
len tit, 10 miBte in Sale elmer beabit6z
tIgtcn Qe11oeruug barber Gus0ridli0
et1po5 seiaQt iein. Wtan iDetB, oeB in
oieler Sa0e G%1mpbuuIen gegenBiSmar6
itanD uno DAB ~@anpbauien fetn Gerbletz
ben ooer ieinen ytiGtritt bonn Wttniiters
ante all Den Sal Der @iien50Qe nit Dem
2eginn 6eS neuen Sa6res f~nipfte. Gom
l. Sanuar an neroeu nur nod eepol>
fterte Giienba6nz8 aggous 10 Bro3ent
GjngaugS5ou Sa6LerL Der enropGti0e
3outortf auf Gtienz nno StabLDaaren
tp1ro aL5oann folgenSe Anit1t bieten. @S
sablen @%iugangs3ou fur ie SO &ilogr.
lilo 8FunO amertf.I na0 oentiher
ytelh5mIu3e:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20
@O& &aD Mm0 Sern.
S q il D.

- Sn 6GS q attouGLsIbg
netenbaus beS fiinfun0Dier5iglten
@ongreI1eS 1ino flnf III 9eutl o.
ge6ortueW Gnne: 9e!pd9lt:
2oren3 Brentano in @6icago; gttcoz
Iaus MIGIer uno Mnton Gtfbotf
in Der Staot DtetD Oorf; @ult9o
S6Let6er in 0eltteras; s. Z.
y 7 0 III b g in AIGbamG. AnBer
BrentQuo itno lie ale Oenofraten. 3wet
Don ipneu = 8rentano nho @tdDon-
Qeb0rten friber Der Breiie All uno eritez
rer lit sugleiA Ge@tsselEbrter. U2iuer
lit @el6Gftsmann uno SbIei@er @ioilz
tnoenieur. QeBterer 9ebDrt befa1ntli6
i6ou unter Die tiihtiglteu OfttgIieOer oeS
iesiaen 6au1es. Qerr @tdboff, frilber
etHer Der Jteoatteure Der &c. Q, Stats
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20

B0tlolop1le betrtttT, 10 lit eS fir ben
&unlttrittter gans ~glet6gtltia, OBJ 0ags
ner fir ietne 4erion AnbGnaer berlelz
ben lei o0er ntGt. 0aB aber onrb Wtuz
tit feline pbiluiop6ii6en 9e9ren aussu1
orItden itHo, baB Die in ber Qper bans
oeluoeR Yerionen nirflide Meuiden
Don TleiiO uno 8lut, ut9t abitracte
8egritfe, note uWiue", u8oriteuung",
vSnteIect", II. +. t., oaritelen f0nnert,
iolte bod ieoem NB@zSbiibe 0er
Neftbetif flar ietn. @eil aber QSaaner
III letnen S6riften [iuS6eIonbere iener
ilber 8eetbouenl S6openbauer'16e 86tz
lolopbie treIbt, 10 ~gIauben ietne Anbdnz
ger aus 1eoer Berlon oes ,~Ytibelunoeus
rtngeS" Shopenbauer'16e N6itractioneu
berausoeuteLn gu miiien. U@otan", bee
lebrt uns !0err p. 9agen. lit ais 8erz
lontttcatton bes G1openbouer'10en
0runoprincipes auf3ufalien; Die aus Der
Gtefe auflteigenoe Groa lit Die &eprdienz
tanttn Der rYoriteuung" Il. /. ~. ytaA
Nteb I DE mill Jtl6arb @aoner iebt
nun nod Sins: IS G0nen pbiIoz
opDtren; n2rtitan uno Sloloe" 1T
Das eiGentllde Opus metaphysicum auer
Tuult." SIS freute unS, IN Der BrOdire
bon G6rltb ben Sa9 81 ft1ben: es aebe
ynt0tS Sonoerbareres" Der NuS0rud lit
nom 81 iGmGdL yaIS tuenn Wtultfer
tbre &unlt aus SbOpenbauer l90pfen".
y 90 srfldrt @OIsosen gum 8stiptst BET Der erften
',Jtbetn9oto"s@eeu ,Alberi6's IoGenScr 8uf at bic
Gsllen trd8t ben borten. b~iiisen N>Gout sur 95au. Der
tetner 9an5en art ais Der ~He3atiuen Dta9t i'm Drama
10 treffltb eniIpri3t, wie er ben i&drfiteH @eseniaB bills
bet gum pet3sn W Der Waierssiiter. oils CT Oann ben
9edOden na66utIettern it'd ani&ttt. ba beSsiduen bras
ittIb bic Stdbe Gl uno Schltm Sunbe nit benz teidten,
i3lupfen0sH + bas ~s6sGetten um i6tIpfrisen @eltein.
@O9ltnOe ruit ibm sewifermaBeH etu 8roiit auf iein
PrniteH unS @ieieH nit benz paienbiten Stebe Pr (Fr)
s%" lab 10 ssbt Is TpEt aara bic aaHse Gpsr.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-06-02
Susan e. Norris
In the Circuit Court
for Hartford county,
In EQUITY.

Johh W. motifs. LII Equity.
TNHE object of this suit is to procure for
L the complainant u divorce gincul0
matTfDa0nii, from the defendant, and the care
and custody of her children hereinafter men
toned.
The Bill in this case states that John w.
Norris and Susan e. Norris were married at
Abingdon, Hartford county, Maryland, on
the nth day of January, 1860, and that six
children have been born unto them, all of
whom are now living, that the defendant has
for seven years failed to support complainant
that while they lived together defendant was
guilty of gross personal violence to COM
plainant, that in the month of December,
1872, the defendant abandoned and deserted
complainant and his said children while the
parties resided in St. Louis, Missouri that
said abandonment and desertion have con-
tinued uninterruptedly for more than three
years and are deliberate and final and the
separation of the parties beyond any reason
able expectation of reconciliation; that COM
plainant has faithfully performed all her du-
ties; that complainant has resided for more
two years in Hartford county, Maryland, and
that defendant is not a resident of the State
of Maryland; and the bill prays that to the
end that the parties may be divorced a gincu-
10 nat7fnsonii and the care and custody of the
children be awarded to complainant, and Or
der of publication may be granted against
defendant.
1t is thereupon ordered on this 18th day
of May, 1876, that complainant by causing
copy of this order to be inserted in some
newspaper published in Hartford county,
once week for four successive weeks before
the 18th day of August, 1876, give notice to
the defendant to appear in court in person
or by solicitor on or before the 18th day of
November, 1876, to answer the premises
and show cause if any he has why decree
ought not to pass as prayed.
JAS. d. WATERS.
True copy, test,
my194t A. L. JARRETT, Clerk.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-06-02

Supenended by DR. VIM JEFFERY complete the
qualities and will be sold at the lowest prices will pay you
give call before purchasing any where else We always
take great pleasure in showing goods aSA COME
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-27

The State administration seems [,
have pitted itself against the passage Of
the bill declaring the present session al,
extra one, and providing for the regular
biennial session in January, 1877. III
justice to Governor Coke we do not bc
lcve that his opposition has been actu
ated by any doubt AS to the validity Of
his election asan United States Senator
but simply from his obstinate de.
termination 'nat to adhere to his
hasty and undigestcd declam,
ton in his message as to the
status OF the present Legislature
The Governor having achieved all that
his ambition desired has no occasion to
p"nder to popular prejudice in this
matter and # lhq Senate concurs in
the bill as passed by the House. we
trust that he will not deem il his
duty tointerpose veto. il t..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-27

sumption, it had possibly best go on to
a specie basis. We should therefore,
look for continuance OF low prices and
little advancement in the material pros
poets of the country, until the era OF re-
sumption be reached and even then the
returning tide Of prosperity will be slow
unless thcwisest counscls characterize
our Legislative acts, and the people
themselves awake to the imperious ne
cessity of an independence through the
establishment ofhouIc manufactures
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-27

In appears from the debate in the
House on theNrmy appropriation bill
thnt il proper economy was used the
army could be kept ut the old strength,
twenty-five thousand men, without ap.
propriating more than $4,000, 600. The
British army of one hundred aud
twenty-five thousand men costs $75, 600.
600 a year. The French army of (pcacc
iooting) four hundred and torty-one
thousand men costs $SS,ooO0 a year
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-27

An autograph letter of Charles Dick
ems written in reply to a request that
he would offer himself as candidate
for parliament, was recently shown at
an art exhibition in England, 1t is as
follows; u beg to assure you that
satisfied myselflong ago that ! am much
better and much more userully. employ,
ed in my own calling thanI could hope
to be in the House of Commons |
believe no consideration on earth would
induce me to become member of that
incoherent assembly .
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-27

We are pleased tonole that the Hon,
John II Cochran is making most
efficient member. Jealous and untiring
in his efforts for this people, an able and
experienced porliamentalian, he com
mands the respect and attention of the
House, We acknowledge our obligp
tions to him for the laws of the Fifteenth
Legislature enacted up to June 10th
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-27

T'uE New York HpaM declared be-
fore the Convention that Conkling was
the only Republican who could carry
New York. Richard II. Dana asserted
that Bristow was the only man who
could make sure Of Massachusetts,
How does the matter stand now
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-27

'ruE Western papers donot relish the
Republican nominee for yicc-Prcsdcnt
lie is charged with having opposed all
appropriations for improvement of the
ohio and other rivers, and MS chairman
of the committee, bcingrudc and discour-
t,cus to delegates who called on him in
his official capacity,
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-27

lnr cane crop is certainly the best
seen in Louisiana since the war, the
stubble or ration cane being unusually
fine, and in many parts equal TO the
best ploht cane From the present out.
look the sugar crop, which is now laid
by will considerably exceed that of last
year, and already planters are looking
out for fuel to take OIL the expected
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-27

GRoRGE Eliot was wise of speech
when she said "llalf the sorrow Of wo-
men wouldbe nvcrted il they could re-
press the speech they knowto be useless
nay, the speech they have resolved
NOT 10 infer"