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4. 4; ,Ia!'acs as tns Er'.ttA .l;seeiatteu.
Some yeLy curious physiological fasts bearing
Tie higher anin,als hare iately been a&iluced BY
DR.. Oglc. 1t has been found tiut colorcd or
dark pigment in tho olfactory region IT tho
nostr1s re- Is essential to perfect smell, and
ths whole an'nlal l. pure white. In
those cascs the creature IL almost without
smell or tastc. This, DR.. Oglc believes, cx-
pla!ns tho curious case OF thu pigs IN Virginia
at!daeed BY sr; Darwin, white plgs being
afIcct black pigs. White sheep arc killed In tho
Tarrntlno BY eating hyperlc,ln criscuin, while
black ss,err esearai white rl,lnMeroses urc sail
to pcr!sl from catilg enptlurEin cal.lclabrun,
aud white lMrscs urs Hafl to suffer frnin poison
ous food wiicro .coioreh ones escape, The
explanation has, l!oweycr, htcn carried a stnp
further by experiments showing that tho ab-
eorpt!on of utlors by dcul innttcr, such us
clothing, 6 T. greatly Affected BY solor,ablark be-
rcd, yellow, and LASTLY white. For faw, il any,
Wild ant1nals are wholly wl.lte, Tho head, tic
face, or at le'Iat tho lnuzzle Of tho moss aro
sss s!o osa oss bask s e'ss IND 'a ere 'yfs .
reason to bct!eyc that s!nrk pigment Is csse1-
tfa! to good learug, as 1t certainly is to perfect
slslo'l, W can therefore understand why white
:ata witt, hluu eyesare 70 often caf-a peeuliari.
smell or taste. But though tnappltcuble to tin
lover animals, this curiUus retatIou Of scrlse-
aeHteness with colors may have bud s0n,y
iSnsnee itsr ,,,tmaa On tho deseiopmen. oi Tug
by SONIC deficiency III t,o sruses Of smell, llrar.
Ing, and yf+'on, the white could never compete
With thc darker rhres, 40 long III man Was In
pendent for existence OH Tho uc,tcncss VI Ills
senses. But a8 tho Mental faculties became
more fully developed and mofu important to
hle welfare than mere scnsc-aeutcncss, tho
E&hM kkttR alt
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an1t eccular Wet1t III tect Luh l1Ati'
ncr which referred to alovc, and received 1t
W!ih the greatest ronp mud ceremony. Tho
| belgrade letter IN ycstctdny's Moscow Gd:tifs
states TINT two ". rs, who have i,ccli several
lines mentioned as wandering nlHa,t Bulgaria.
Latl 1n unfnn'n.nnly narrow G8capr the 0thcr
dag. tsays: From tho 2sth to the Nltll of
August two members ot tho English tartta-
| ment rere witnesses to tie fires I'll thu Morava
,xatcy. and to AL tue at1nc!ties committed by
lnw the Cirrass!ans nlaasncrci twcnty y.fo,r VIC
Tins whom they ind captured in ono vflnge;
among thnsc unfortunatcs were women anil ct.
re msnt IT., Of s
int0 the 1ant1s Of tho Dnshi- -Iazouks, md ilo
also would hare suffered painful death llnd
he not a,lceecs!el n hiding up tree Of which
Is needless to add that, as soon as tho danger
Delrgral. II should never Fave 6clleyc,l,n
sald tlIo Englalr,nt,, "fal othcra related to MIC
m' ns" 5a w T Ssyg.s ss 'S s .sS hsss s sfs St
away for London. protnts'ng to i',nko energetic
PROTESTS M e;geiust tho policy Of Dcaeonsela. wo
RRnI,x, Sent. 2a.-rhc Town Council Of Mic
TO tho Czar:
s sns rson, Ths III % mefs a. teSS ;. esa to
warr,ofs. aud fe echo ii our hearts. Nieloaied
H. tho tx!n.sl.ter OF gallant scba.topol. Heroes
VINO Fought on tho rRnpartA Of TINT fnMons
fortress still live IN our fnlst: tho fervcnt devotion
10 their Czar, and tho sanrc os sacfed duty whrh
Sis.s. sr ;s: @s e # s % s4as DE- u
tHy peoplc, that word from thee will gnther us
all atoun thee to protcet Thy throne. and 10 vim.
tllcato tho honor OF the country, whose glory,
grcatncae. and prosperity thon hast done 70 much
solnta llspoaal.
This addross was voted month ago, but has
only iatcly !,cen received By tho Cur, who or
lcred an Adiutant to thank tho Town Council
1or m tho loyal sentiments expressed by them:
The arrival Of the gratifying news was marked
by q popular dcmonstrattot, at Nteolniet1.
Tho publication Of the atlslrcss cofnc!dcs with
intitnatons to tho effect that unless aii arInia-
ttco is immediately concluded which sl.a'l cx-
cmpt scrvla from thc dnngcss Of renewed at-
advent Of winter, popular enthusiasm may force
Gently entertained at Vienna anil Cunstantinoplc
arc corrubonatcd by thu following lines, which
appeared In tho Inst issue Of tho st. Petersburg
Gofos:
The Rnpstan GoycrnmcnL, wishing 10 accelerate
Porto not altogether In accordance With their own
IDEAS as TO what peace should be based upon. But
tB docs not provo that 1ussa will have no oppor.
tnntty Of rcyert!ng to and inssting upon the most
importnMt points OF hcs own programme. 1t Is
certain that the voice Of Russia will produce dc.
eistyc eticct. All EurUps ts aware that Nnssla IA
rceoluteiy and iFteyocadly determined TO finish tho
danger to peace and. good relations telween tho
Cabinets. In pnraufng this object Russia will
thrfnk from nothing. This rcsolyo constitutes her
power.
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Tho Housatonlc River il being ttapned by
professional trapper, who travels dow, The river
With two boats, u teut and goIne 9lO trans, moy-
Ing dowt, about two miles each tlay. Ito begun
~ rittstieltl week ago, und on Saturday lad
already Ns3 nuskrats and two otter. liz snys
that after IN experience II twenty yrura in
trapping hc never befare was on river where
the .nliskruts were ~ thick and good a. o,, thu
Hausatontc, and be proposes, II his good Luck
has contract With the luntllcrs, Of New York,
who pay him 20 cents each fur muskruts, Mak-
Tug Ills weeks work yield Lin over W.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 16.-aIrs. sle!ne, residing
ncar Hamilton, O., s'ttcdcd Friday evening, aud
tho Coroner, with II jury, went out from Ham
iiton to view tic body. The party returning In
wagon, two Of the Jurors were thrown out.
Asa Cuin suilcrcd a sevcre concuselon OF tho
l,rain, and died during last night. Robert
to live.
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the United atntcs would be compelled 70 pay NIL
ttlc losscs incurred by 1scbcIs during the War.
nntl during his spccell was frequently intgr.
ruptCd with cheers.
The Hayes ansl Wheeler Glcc Club gave some
fine songs, when The lion. Z. q: Brcnrly made
spcecl. Of an l't'lr, evoking much enthusiasm !y
fis arguments aud points.
The. people hero arc firm In tho faith, and the
news from Indiana and Ohio tnalscs them Ger
thin that Ilayct', Wheeler, and freedom will tr-
nnph In November.
FARMER Clrr, ILL.,, uei. IA grand Rcpub.
sa, ~, mestns ,t wa hsa In BssnS T., oPssa sl
Wheeler Club was aidresacd for two hours by
the lion. A. D. Campbell, Of Bloomington, III
M eloquent and exhaustive speech: Nc very
ably represented tho history OF tho Democratic
{ssisiyns. ssit'ys anu showed '" e"p'' Is their cry OF
The Hayes and Wheeler Club hero arc doing
good work, holding regular and very cntlil1sl-
astic mtetlhEe, Louk ott for good votc from
lon for INT II tic 'fnky thirteenth aa5 bat1et. M l
Special Dspdsch to 1ns Tribune.
pEoniA, H.. OFT. l4.-Ihe Democratic ratId-
sntion meeting has been in progress hero to,
day. it, object was to crow over Blue Jcans'
alsGTcss In lntllana and G1vo few Democratic
orators q chanco to nir their c'oqacncc.. About
?o0 torches appeared ~ proccsston. md proha-
bly, 100 people gathered fn their hnl1 to hear tho
ssPeeehssy' The p9tncipnl sPealk;crs, were tl'e
lawrence Harmon. Tho usual amount Of TIL
den talk was indulgcd In, and The usual amount
Of prophecies, etc., a. to tho November election
were nude. In point OF both number and on
tliustnaln, the meeting was fnr inferior to tho
Republican demonstration Of Thursday evcn-
Ing
rERu.
Eptcfd{ Dttrdtch 10 11s Tffttns,
:. 1ASALIE, ILL.,, Upt. 15.-TEe Republicans Of
Peru ami ylclnsity hsll Grand mass meeting
salo were out IN force With torrhllghts; also
company Of mounted Minute Mcn from Cedar
Point. Tho meeting was addressed by Gen.
D. G. lfayet, Of alorris, Republican candidate
for Representative Of the Seventh Congrcssio.-
nj District.
GALEenCRn.
Special Dispatch 10 The Trtonns.
GALEsngHu, H., Oct. 1.-THE lion. Thomas
Cratly, Of Peoria, spoke to crowded house
Men were out 400 strong, and ,nado tlne ap-
pearance. Tho interest in politics, hitherto
dormant, Is being fairly aroused, and tho old
Military Tract wi be alive until after election.
, 1876-10-16
A Seryantss Paper.

in Bnn Besa ta ssG sssxs cos 90 n.s; y; s;
Tie paper contains quite uulnoeis, i,Sr II 'tastr
Of employers who lock- up sGSit 10 tlkIl
aud sugar from servants, who sMdds ~, oh.pts.
t.ppolitcly, anl III other WaJs g;nsr g,nSr d ,ak
Names are given, and lafg1 g,,,,r% hutb tbspssl.ss.
nos stats': e. s s 1Rs; e. a1Ss
my 10 exposed ia nj il " otter = tl1'f 'S
HeRf.
, 1876-10-16
OBITUARY.

Special Dityatca TO Tie Tribune
CARLrNyiLLE, ILL.,, Oct. 1s.-Thc Hon. Gto'::.
W. Hamilton, m old aud highly respec'edd:s
zen Ut this city, died very suddenly at ILLS 1t't
denco at 12 $50 p. m. to-day from 4 stroke :, q
apoplexy. Ho wna lawyer of fine ability ahsa
man OF irreproachablo character. lily dta'!
phil Of gloom over tho wlloio community
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EI IAlN,
TIlR NEW ftAteTA fM-aENERAI. lH CffB

TUB NEW CArTAIN-0ESERAL or cuBA.
SANTANDER, Oct. 15.-ucn. Martinez Campos
sailed to-day for Cuba. lIo was accompanied
by Gcns. prendregast, Cusola, and Cortijo.
4 TREATY.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 15.-sinco tile sur
render Of Tweed some informnl action llas been
treaty between tho United States and Spain.
, 1876-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS,

Av,~,no.. ,.,t. - ~ =, t,
,,sta, MAn'soS, o: VIZ, oet. H'-acn. ". 1. Frye
United States Congressman from Maine, al
dressed An immense audience at tho Assembly
Chamber tonight, tho Chamber being backed
to tts utrnost c,nacftv. Nr, rrr, nor o.oor, AZ
~ ~. M ch"hsr hs h "as s,h t'tossse
Co. cn;7 ~ VA 5tee,Ven Win immense nm appla1ise
gsea1 ~ speeenSs S SaeF maae n Inc CaPltol Gny
nr term, 5r a onnosnn II pIa,y ~ IL o
lorlns, claiming y was etlil bouna TO the
mr.. Hendr1Sks for his opposition Willie IN COR
grcsa @ TO III measures ot reform, as well as Mr..
81 Manton Marble, to sfgn tho call for the
uulon-sallarn meeting In lhGt.
prominent Democrat Tonight made the re-
mark TINT it wa tug best speech ever made 10
ana ana Wheeler. Everyth!ng looks bright for a
inll sweep ol thtB state ny tho Republicans IN
November.
, qILpEN TAcT,cs II PonT 1ERv1s.
ronf JEhv1s, ". f.t Oct 1a-ln Demo.
cIatsc psoceseion Which pnraded through tho
streets OF this village 1aat night was carried a
miniature Rtbbct from which was suspended tho
clllgy Of n colored man. In tho rcAr OF the
Gov. Tl1dcu. On a transparency fitted around
Il wcre. tho following inscriptions: "Tlldcn,
hang I1ayes." Hang An Black Niggcrs." "1tl-
den and Reforu'." This macl,ina WA carried
through tho principal streets Of tho village for
tis destination, wien two Or three Of the pri1i.
cipal men Of the party, thinking to modify
sentiment that wae gaining ground, had 1t re-
sheh I a epeahcrs gp and aaa 10
posed Tie idca orlcinatrl in thc t,ra,n nj aon'e
Republican. The Democrats viii lose number
Of votes in this village by tic operation.
Ersefof nS.n1t-h =, ~. 7,rtt,r.
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THE INDIANS.

OMAHA, Ncb., Oct. 15.-An official telegram
from Fort Laramie to-day confirms The dispatcl,
from Cheyenne Inst night relative to tue Gu
gagcment Of sergt. Parker With Indians ycster-
day, but places Il at tue head Of Richard Creek.
It also states TINT Jules Eroifoy, ralchmun, has
Of Indians dow1i tho Platte about twelve Iniies
from Fort Laramto. 1Ie fUuui several
hundred pounds Of fresh meat In camp, and tho
scalp OF the tnan killed OH tho RaWliide fe,y
head Of horses the past few days. EupL EEAil
went out laAt eyenfng to tlud this camp, II poa-
slblc. Thu telegraph limo IL down west Of Fort
Laramie. It Ia supposed 10 have been cut by
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MAXIMUM thermometer. Al minimum, -.
uESgnAL 0nskAfATluSs,
EuIOAlo. Oct. i5-4tid1i
MOUNT VERNON.

Spsetat nispatcA to Tzs Trto4aA
WAsMIauToh, Oct. l3.-Tlo rusl, OF Cenien-
nla} p!lgrims to Mount Vernon has 80 enriched
tebts aud 10 lcayo besides handsome sum for
tho further improvement Ut the grounds aud
surroundings.
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SuIpYRECK.

Port HCNoS, MlclI., Oct. 15.-1he ,t4,r.
barge New York left CaFc Island, ticorrtap B,r
Friday, with tho schooner Butcher Boy and Il.
barEes Nellie AfcGilvra and j. h. Caruey IN ,ov
Land was sighted at Point nux Dasqucs ye.te.
aay forenoon. Tho sen was running .no1nisia,
high, when tho Butcher BORIS toY.ne nsrttJ
anu separated her from tho stcan-barrc Sb".t,.
y after the New York commenced lcaktnc, N,
every effort was mado tn get her into thoeI
water. Meanwhile tho wafer was gaining ias, mi
drowned out tho fires. j, Tho propeller M, thsa
at tho mercy Of tic wares twelve ul]Ies f,of1 1
lantl between Port Hope nutl Sand Bclch. !!
slgna! o. distress was hoistcd, which va. ntt
sven ny tho propeller and tive large tchoontn
which passed. her. at 1I:30 the Crow, siItttn
10 number, including ono wonlan, embarkeil1
the yawl boatt, Capt: Michael Calvin being ii,
last to get into the boat. Twenty ElEnpts
four futhoms aud il half. They were Il Il:
mercy Of tho sen: which, from ill rc,~rt., III
tho heaviest Of the season. The boat was dit.
Ing ticlplcssly Into the lake, tho wind beIn;
i,orth-noEthcast. Tho weather Fa. cold, viii
trcquent squalls and snow. The waves da.lM
over TUG open eoat, which lla'l font Of satr
N hcr nll tho time. The crew. were all lenuat
ca, md could not llayo survived enp,1er hr.
hours, wten tho little schooner Nemesis ho5e (,
sight. S!,c was commanded by Cart, Spcact, Il
Southampton, who, with three otErrs, tpz.
prtscd her heroic crow. The Nemesis val Eos
urounl twelve tunes ut imminent peril 10 her.
self, an1 eucccetscd in taking the crew Of III
New York on board, with tho exception &
William Sparks, tlrcn.nn, Of nufIalo, who, |,
climbing aboard, fell between The bot
and the vcsecl and was drowned Tie
Ncmcs!s' crew, III their noblc eaons,
aro entitled to credit for onc Of ih,
bravcst actions on record. The little resstl
lost nearly her entire lctk-!oad Of tan,bsh,
while. wearing arouud. livery comfort tbit
their limited accommodations alurrled was 1t
the disposal Of the ahlpwrcckc,l crew, who A.
e. Butcher b Boy ss tho e'! barses s' 9sa i sS ii
Carney in tow, both Of wllI>h we're wuteF.!cc
Fed, arrived hero nbout tic sano tlue. 1hs
bargcs have been pumped out and will toE u
buffalo. Capt. Gnlgin deserves spccis! CON-
mcndation for saying tho lives Of tho eseF u
the yawl-boa. by careful management.
, 1876-10-16
THE WEATHER.

WAsnts01oN, d. t.. Oct. l5.-For Uppcr
Luke region, Upper Mississippi. und Lower Mis-
sunrf Hlley falling buronescE, incrcatfns south
west to southeast wind, aud wurn1er, cIcar, Or
purity cloudy wcathrr; possibly followed In
northern portions by ruin arcas.
LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS.
III nsf I
, 1876-10-16
THE SOUTHERN BELLE DISASTER
NfIo DYIkuhs TIfnSx (cy H.
THE r1TTsnUnG EXPLOSION.

BATON Rou0s, La., Oct. 1O.-Thc steamboat
Southern Belle was burned ut about o'clock
this morning, two miles above piaquemtne west
bank. Tho boat and cargo werc totally de-
stroycd. Several lives were 1ost. The steamer
ncrtlia took some Of tho passengers to New Or
lcans, others returned here On the stcsmer
Kattc. Great credit is accorded to tie engineer
and to Ptfo Herbert for their cHorts to land tho
boat during tho burning.
Tie Southern Bells was new siJewhccl boat.
built at JciForsonvillc, Ind, at coat ol $4,000,
and completed carly In September, She was
destined for tho Now Orleans and bayou Sara
tfade, In which she made lcr first trip Sept. %.
agent here. anil Capt. ]. T. MrElroy, her COM
lnaadcr. The insurance on the loat aggregated
SWoM a'l o. which, save $a,U0, was PLACED
with New oFleana companies. Sio was, more
hat! been nttcd up aud furnished throughout
With ali eye to elegance a,l comfort
:, Last evening the Btea1aer Bertha, Capt. II. II.
broad, reached her wharf III this city, having on
toard ttrec of the victims Of Tho Southern Drlu
catastrophe. Capt. Droul seatcs that when he
first discovered tho lire he was soiuu seven
miles abore p!aquenline, ant, lurrying to tic
seeae, arrived Just IL time tu STU the last ol tho
t!fated steamer ~ II Yielded 10 the fury Of tho
Southern Belle. Only two, Dir. j. a, Lawson
aud another gentleman whose name could not
he ascestaihcl. ut,d leck-hand named Eli
Lewis, However, took advantage Of tho oppor-
tunity:
Mir. Lawson states that he took passage on
the Southern Belle at Button Rouge. About ~
a. m. Tuesday, when milo above plaquemlne,
effected and lady got ahoard. Tllu boat
barkcd out und was about nidAtrcara when tho
ery OF are was s'fe't, n,ld almost Immediately
thereafter the flames swept from the stern OF
TIM EfSSy1 Fith trrpxfht Ih1p pin1pnrr
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that there would be no one 70
try them, - there 10 not . day eut
what some Of our high officials impose
anon than. and nothing. aa,d about it,
Il L not my purpose 70 indicate ncnofce'
but there are - good men in this coun,
try o. Bristow 10. Mr.. Thurman wiz
-ccme near alliag the bill, and he-- ia
nan whose qualifications are much great
or than Mr.. Hflfpk3SS SSnle are argu-
ing that Mr.. Lincoln was one OF Aen-
tucky's sons and this Is why bristow
win stceeed. sAccofdfng tothe gSnSoogy
or II r. Lincoln, , he lsft thSt Stats at
the see Of seven years. Aand IT. was
blessed thing ne did, or he might have
adopted her principles. 80 When bristov
was in the Senate I'm 1885, be offered o
resolution TO compensate those of tho
rebsls who were not engaged in war
ssainst the Government for their slaves
so there il no telling what be wouldn't DO
IL he was fortunate enough TO- MI the
Presidentiaa chair. G ANY Way weiwih
not want him. This country wants man
u integrity and ability; not for q season.
but for all the time no I'D ,.,sfY
In the history Of nations more disass-I
tiers have occurred through the ignor-
ance and incapacity of their rulers than
through their yices eyen--blundering
legislstion-the result Of down right. dis
graceful unftness on the part Of fools,
who impose themselves upon the people
for responsible positions. y Higher tone
in pubiic administration is demanded BY
the people; and their voices must be
Needed. Every ono ia Office now must be
ousted; make them:all chsnge.their uni
forms, or march under different eoiors-
Thevery name of Bristow hi obnoxious
to tho colored vote, and they doR'to want
HIM no way he is dished up. flafsia
-.'fg~ -, b. j.. a j. II. CARTER.
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TIE Southern General Assembly OF
the Presbyterian Church has adjourned
without taking any definite action on the
proposal for peace made from Brooklyn.
In reply to the dispatch stating that the
Northern Assembly would treat for
union, the Southern body sends . resolu-
ton, adopted at their present sitting to
the effect that they do not impugn ia
any way the Christian character of tho
Northern Church, but do condemn Ger.
tain acts and deliverances fthe North
ern Assembly done and made during the
war. This is the old Stumbling block in
the way of reconciliation. The Southern
Church wants these Objectionable acts
and deliversnces rstrscted, and the
Northern Church refuses to eat its own
words. To all appearances union is yet
agreat ways Oh. g,Jest- ~ -.
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Let no guilty witness escape. Z.

IT is Speaker Kerr's turn now. He u
accused OF recsivings six hundred dollars
,npayment Of his services Tin securing
the appointment Of oue Green Is 1 leu
tenant in the regular army. 1t is in evil
dsnce that the appointment was made on
Kerr's recommendation, ar That Green
paid he money! But he did not pay it
to Kerr, nor at Kerr's Suggestion; he
does not know that Kerr got it. and the
man to whom be did pay it has not yet
been questioned, Under the circum-
stances, the story seems rather small and
thin. Certainly Mr.. Kerr cannot rate at
high price II this story Is believed.
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! WI1fAl.NTED.-.Aoents..

uyHECONDIMENT L FOOD COMPANY
are prepared TO appoint suitable par
towns for sale OF their Condimental and
Gordon Foods for Horses, Cattle and
Poultry, Energetic, responsible parties
wishing to engage in q profitable business
in which there Is no competition and no
rick will do well 70 addressEpeTs0nalIy
Supt, Condimental Food Co., l99 Liberty
street., Pittsburgh, Pa. 1-1- mySl
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In an article on the death OF Mr..
Bloss, the Chicago Times says: IN, d.

In an article on the death OF M.
Bloss, the Chicago Times says: IN, ~
"Mr. Bloss was one of the most widely
known and most eccentric Journalistic OF
the West. In his better days ne furn-
ished brains for, the Oinoinpati cabAl,
which, at times, exercised 90 potential IN
influence in the councils, of the Demo-
cratic party He was the reputed author
OF Pendleton's famous greenback policy,
and his vigorous and ingeniou if illogi-
cal, Arguments gave to that remarkable
financial > csazA "a large share of
the vitality which has enabled
It to survive defeats and disasters
that might chavez long 'sgo sunk
q better cause into utter oblivion His
most remarkable mental quality, was q
pret9rnatural memory TOR political events
and details. Obstinate and bitter in al "
matters of psftizepship, be twas otherwise
IA simple. hearted ssd gshtle "a o child.
Nv printers he wasi best known for bis
terrible chir6grophy, y which, Igradnasly
de.eriorating through q long; course Of
wears, had lost all resemblance TO the
ordinary forms of penmanship. There
are probably not half dozen, men liv.
Ing who could, unaided, decipher q page
o his manuscript in month"; is5Ir'
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DIED.

yOGLER-On Tuesday, May 90, ls76, at
| 40 O'Clock p. H., MARY RceAFNA, eldest
daughter OF J; w. and =. =: Vosier' asedS
years, months and IS days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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tGs,1llletA ltsA 4&fft 49, -.
osE Of the last Official acts Of After
ney-GeneFal PIBRlnPoHf vsssteJwrite
the following letter VI the ecmmittee In.
vestigating the New Orleans frsuds' par
ticularly1 the misdoings Of one J.aE
CASEY, the Rresidents brothsrin-lsw: ?,
SRI: Yoor request ia relation to- inn.
munity BY Mr. Seelye was before the
President -snd Cabinet y to-day. The
President has been notified that several
members Of your COMMITTEES ara not In
favor Of immnhity. II h nut deemed best
to grant Il. ssosasa All i. ni'a isr''s2s ?,
Let no guilty witness escape. 60 Ssal
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TN THE MUNICIPAL ooCRr o'
Charles II. Collier, Adfnipistmior Of walk.
y er Hunter, deeeased, 'o'g MI
timothy r. Mccarthy. Ho.h = g.n,.r.
I. Z John W. Hantsr, Charles y. Hantrs,
Henry o. Hunter. Prank p. hunkGSyE
!, thia e. IiaGep and 0soroe ~ ~,
husbend, Harah L. Campbell apa pnvn
Osmpheli her husband, Hemen
George Dse, Charles Devs h'nnr
ard 6aFy Hunter,
"a ffin iaaaUIH caASwuY.
The undsnispsd, Coani.ioaes q sla
(,ouyt- hsrebv rive notice thst In purso-
Snce n = deeree mAls s,d enesrse u ens
ssess spt;s ss, I'm s;s 3 ~: ~. G XXI. Ss.
No. 0I0eidh arest, - ~ ~ = 49,
- lns: ~ sssx s sonssSstss = Se,sssss !.
. "a cosrt - sSssssf = o. isi.A. y
seZ, Sn , ne s.ai s'ssss !, ~ MI ns''
g es. .1s e ~ ses;s 81, = w. w.:
~. = y.Ts, ss 60 ~. g: ,sm Ss -
stsiy souih Of q. ". bsrkses - as1 ss.
iof6 v}dti 81 = IT S5on - stfs.s %
= alleJg eomnoaiI ealled .hss1s,
s,lsZ% bslns Rt:es e Psc5tssy os ~ Is.
s%:ss e, e. S.1s s1,s = srt 80 ne
s e.. sss 4 IL =: - ~ IA ~ =.
.sss TO, q "a ~ b SaIIs:a y iss
past1qg hsesee eg1Eeeo.ge ~ =. .,.6
bsssla sssnv & tSsss5 l'sg
>ssssb 20 dt1 IEs~ls& -.
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aapaaou1o0Rsgr 80 - teGs 1Deees
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