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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-19

denne nahrady-
Atkins podAva vsborovou zpra-
WI odkaxu na vysluzne pro be-
aici rok. zada "a s25, ,533. 500.
Odkaxano ma patek.
Dale jsdn&no o nAvrhu amno-
stujfcfm, o nema minule Sc jedna-
ii xasalo. Hill Ga. mluvil. Ia
fikal So . pf&tele by nepodporo-
vail nevraaenf iihu severu na
sebe, ze NJ dost skody toho po-
vstalo. Use ma zHstati xapome-
nuto a vlast celia jeff prospsch
bSti ma xfeteli. Blain ale v6dce
republikind . nadsjn5 tekanec
IA v6dce narodniho fe chtel jinak
ae RORY xnovu rany hojfcf Sc q
visne roxmftil. On (HilD vsak
jeho pfatels ze nechtsjf nasie-
dovati Blaina, ntbrz fe nechajf
valku byti odbytu vojiny a neda>
il il politikirdm Enovu zaefnati.
Blaine fe honosf Sc velkomyslno-
sti strany republikansk6, &c ale
poslednich Is let dejin svedu o
nscem zcela j,nSm. Blaine ze
tupi Davise n Elociny v Ander-
sonville tim he sam sebe porA1i,
jelikof neni ami dost m&lo doka-
EAno, te by Jeff. Davis byl xavi-
nil dtrap xajatyeh Andersonvil-
lie. A kdyf Blain Sc odvazi fici,
10 Davis je "a to odpoveden, toa
katd5 m0ae tvrditi, lie Grant je
odpovsden za zlodelstvi kofales-
nik6, credit mobiIieru, smlouvy
Sanbornovy, IA MeDonalda, Joyce
a jine. Piece Grant iadal cd senas
tn potvrzeni Shepharia We vyso-
kem dfadu, vxdor tomu, ze chlap
ten pied celou xemi SO byi dopu-
still neihrubsfch taskafstvi q pod
vod1 okresku Columbis. On
(HiiD 10 neni sice pfivrzencem
logiky takove, ale kdya Blain
chce tvrditi, 10 Davis 10 vinen
zloein1 Andersonville, tot md
ze Sc tvrditi timfe pravem, ae
Grant mfsto tfetf lhdty president
ske xasluhuje 20 let kiiminalu.-
A po dyouhodinne feei raxne Q
nadsene postoupil Hill slovo Gar
feldovi, jenf vsak povolil, aby
bylo steno poselstvi senalu ozna-
mujfci uxavtsnf ieho siran dmrtf
A. Johnsona. Tim dalsi debata
byls pfetrzena a. nekoiik eIen6
drzsio psmstuS teti ku pocts
Johnsoncvf,
Kongresni sastupitelsto xatslo
Ee spotsnirn We svem vlsstnim
domove- veeri snfaiIo poset ta-
iemnfk6 vyborovfch 35 ma Is,
uspofi SO denns $50 "a cele n,
sedAni snad Al $4,000.
Poslanec Wells navrhuje O
zffzeni budovy celni a postovni
v st, Louis.
Gibson ikdi i--sprsva Q vxajsm-
nych pomsrech Mexikem. jak
by 80 dala dociliti . MIN obchod,
nj smlouya.
Durham navrhuje, aby pesto.
/ ySiels tabaku mohli tabak vyps-
stoyanj prodAyati beg dovolenf.
Landers zada yystavsni min.
eovny v indianapolis, Caulheld
' chicagn,
Ma TO pFikroteno X daiAi deOa-
u o amnestii Jenerson Davise
WOOD hlsa1l i nts, rhro.,, nr..
sc, lie na snemu eeki liz 10000
nsvrh6 = Ia ehce ;es,z "a Fexnfks 4
Q tom,o ;ednom mlusit. col odsu.
| ruje ' xSimecb xems. Ma TO mlu
vii Garfield. Iit0ysl spho. Il
Il - x
deb.tu ! pravx cs.,v Iednk !.
"a vsc; a ! - nau,s .d.,; tan
;..s a., h,sr.n 80. -..ha..x
!,
s.,. =, aHsl
-.,s..1 - M. - :
~
i~n
rs's R"1As
Q ni1 = Jsdna-
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AndsrsonvIlle, kde nSkoAk tisfs
najat5ch seysrsnh bfdns zahynu
10, . prsvii, u Jefferson payis =
loziI sffsenf toho vssnenl gen.
WiHdsrovi, . nsma richmonskj ]
list ,,Examins1A phi jeho odcho'
~ : nssss ssssA. nNky oonn
= ~, = .s''aao1. -oa.sae go. s'1fsa. :.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-19

New York.-Privni zistupee,
xe skandilnf beecherovsk6 histo-
re "rshlasn9ho' Loadra sini prS
phpravy, Henry Ward BeecLera,
pro slomyslnS pronislsdovini
sv4ho svsfence 3alovati.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-19

CincinnAti.-Kupec Thomas s.
Flannery, Glen iirmy Flannery 1
Windler, zemtel dne ". I. m. '
nemocnici hasledkcm riny, kite.
ron mu nekdo nexnAmf noel Z
nedsls na pondsif na uliei Ease>
dill,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-19

Laramie City. Wy. 10. ledna-
Jedno s.o uncf xlata . veIkt
muoastvi slass rudy. ohojs . W.
hlasns acentrai Nine" cdevrdk-
ny byly pied kraks ssn casem spoil
kove minoovns Denver. vfsie-
dsk xkoasky lsst nAd mira aspo>
kojivy. Ziato dr1i eos dily ry-
x6ho xlaIa n - dlIa stFshra . ru-
da obsahovala v Zoo lib. tls.-
7s4-sa rIasa s2Tl.ss ssfihrs. de
sshoa js cena isdne suny rudy
al, 7,osl.ss.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-19

New York.-zdejsi Evening
Post" dostala White Plains n.
Y,--kde So vyjedn&v& poz0sta-
lost xemfel6ho tov&rnfka sicich
stroj6 . milionafe Singera, =
xpravu 0 rozhodnuu soudce COT
finTa, zalezitosti toto pozdstalo-
sti. Rozhodnuti toto xni, 10 pani
Isabella Energy Singer, ktsra 80
Y xavsti jmenaje, vdovou nsbo1-
tika jest a 10 dsti pochiEi re IA
konnitsho manxelstvf. Zkdost
pani Mary Springer rozene Fo>
ster, druhe zeny Singra, kteri ma
dil dedictyf co vdova nirsky sini
iest xamftnuta.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-19

John c. Myers Nebrasky
jmenovln byl generilnim konsu-
lem Shanghai Gins, Charles
B. Bovine jmenovin jednatelsm
vSsluxn6ho v Cincinnati.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-19

Cincinnati. Is. ledaA- - Dsss
rino xds prAskl ketsl siskkxns
@Cineinnaa volksbiAtt.. dnl 10.
dsa dsInik jnsasn Albert Wsl-
ningsr smrtslas. = topss yiitn
RAabart tstes ranss byi. Ss ST.
vent js skoda nepAtrni.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-19

Privni vybor domu x&stupc0
uxavfel 8 prot s hlasim navr-
hnouti dodatek < dstav9, dle KITE
r6ho by SO president badoucnx
mfsto ma 4 Ieta volil M 6 rokd,
pax ale 10 must odstoupiti . ne>
m6ze nikdy vice byti volsn.-
Pro tento dodatek hlasovalo o.
mech sest demokrat1 We vSboru .
republican Lawrence Z Ohio.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-19

Annapolis, Md.-Novs guver-
ner John Lee Carol nasteupil
IL. I. m. svdi lfad.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-19

Decalar, Ili---zds nsiezsno ey-
10 loxisko uhil = sai.--JsdnS at-
ciosS. pied nskolikA roxy sfiss>
ns spolssaosii % koassaS Poda-
tilo aldo soinS odkrJfi. . v
hloabcs 6os stop pfisao = q io-
hsko uhii u stop si.nS.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-19

nhdky n fns vybornA
Marsh crssk coatr. cs-t.
Cosaty odkrysy byiy leaiskA
rtuts.
n Ma blfsks So crss 1a1s
sobs prAvs .y.f katdy svsls "a.
liny trhau ksfa.
Hv Moassrsy Cosaty edA2ail
asssos dah . nAIsska N sio. .sss.
ID . sshot ptipad2 n possnks-
" m.Isssk ssssss. SOS da.G-
L Bshsn styr daa saszfslsl -
dea oo<An v Ssoektaa Co1nsy
6l3 kachss.
4 Spotitsial k~aky s&er.r
msato vyplSef > proesss dsvsasa-
dy - rok.
Il Bile Dry Greek 70 frssno
Coansy saisssai syli : savrsfzs-
nj Iadikni. xszmf CO siozz5ovs.
o vraxieh nssf Aai ssery-
Av Trukss lsai szsAs =. Ia
paiea, n kers<h Sisrr. IL stop.
. v Emigr1at G<p I stop vyssks.
Rv Nevada Cs2sfy Pesi.ajs
faxnercvS s~mxAsA s&xst-
kaehay v Nark West adoa
NJ bsizka Santa Rosa d&zys tzts
sinn sra hnfxda vs vstvseA ssro-
ma . ne iako iindy - rsni
Hy Hollsstsr vyAeksao aAar.r
Ii zslsxnics Scutk-Psesxc = T.
\ . Rsdsnxsoa Msns byls lei
lAhvf rsnts ao Saa Franeiseo ~
4 Bile Collar rAsyp&sH srxA.
axkteh koisii; n dva daf ssss
v Trukss lsh 4 ,sspy saaAa
s asesa S
s-As - Ass'sa '
u We .isns l-s@sara v s.sr.r
..s-s
Ssa<s eosr Srrzn<ste P@ss
dab Z nsssaks ut> hfsst. 2sy
eyia N lieA '-ss1asslo" t.s ais-
' sAn hsrsAraaao eezasy -
p<ss.5s hsviaA ass~1asgsAAe arsr
M.
sAsAp
I JisiA 9. -assA .seis .s We
"
v SossA Ansri<.a Ma -
ptssio N kovoves tlls. kss<s A
q - soso . szay-
u SirxsnA sPofstsizi s~nka
vypaA<s 70 Pseesss dsssdsssy n
rok . ~ pet- - ssyssIss vkAdy.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-19
KliMA,

Pfispevky povstaljm jihosIo-
van6m.
Pfeneseno 4 tisla 50.
.P. L." sl6-lS
A. Jansa Fremont e.
Jan Doubrava, Wis {" L.
uhrnem Sl9.l5
ZAsiiky pfsspsvkd prosime a.
dresovatl.
j. Novinsks, lSs Fsrnham ST.
OMAHA, NEB.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-19

Knoxvillc. Tenn. l6. leina--
vdova po Andrew johnson s>m-
fela minula nocs III hoddin v
dome svs dcery pani Psstsrsono-
vs. Pohfsb odbtvAl - dtert.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-19

San Francisco. 10. ledns--Z
Tascon, Arizona - oxnamale, 10
re Sonory lssverosipAdni ssis r.
pubiiky msxieks) dochsai sprA>
Wy o v5ss.iku tamniho povssasi.
Dvanact msst se roxhodIo pro
generAia Serva. nisslnika povsti-
nj, jehof valcsna moe a .o00 san-
Is sestivk-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-19
TslesrafickS zprivy.


RAkOUSK0.
LoxDfS, III. ledna.
vldehsky spravodaj easopisu
STANDARD" opAkuie sve tvrzeni
se Rakousko- svoI6sS svs rsssrvy,
. doklada prAvdivost tohoto tyr
zenf.
Jedna depese easopisu .,Deot-
schs Zsltung" pravi, is - mnoai
Enamky jako by obsazsnf Bosny
Rakouskem 90 mslo st&ti skutkem
je prs jiz vyiednAno na ktersm
mists rakousks vojsko pfekrositi
ma teku UnnA.
~. lsdna.
RskouskS ministr financf uEav-
rel 8 Assrnym dstavem pijtku
ftyFicet miiion6 zlatyeh.
FRANCIE..
PAkfz, 10. ledna.
Koluie po, est zde. 10 nastalA
skuteSna krise v ministerstvu.
IL. ledua.
MarsAl-president zttra ohlksi,
ke ministsrstvo bude pokrsAovs>
ii vprogramu, ktcr5 90 dne IL. d.
nora 1875 sestavil, . journal dc
PARIS" pravi, ke proEatfmne s6sta-
ne ministerstvo beg zmsny. Pro-
klamace Mac Mahona byla dnes
kabinetn ptedIczena obdrzela
schvalenf.
IA. ledns.
LA Rspubltqus FrAncaise"
organ Gambstty vidi proklsma-
ci presidents noyon xiruku, 1e 90
dosavidni poFadek republiky u
drff. - " ji1ni Francii = y Kor-
ice spdsobily snesn6 boufe xna-
go n Skod. Komunikace isou pie
~nys,s = >panajs obAvs, 10 % mu.
= nrsdhs,, = volby odrositi.
NinIstr iinai~.d vsrajs Podffzs-
ne df.dniky plea To'sbai"i de-
monstracemi.
1T. aedna.
PaFiasky Epnvodaj Sasopisu
Times" hlasl, 10 bylo Y so me-
stsch AZ republik&nn = 8 konssr-
vativcn svoieno- " Orleans svf-
tsEiIi konssrv2tivcf Montpelier
rAdik&Iove
- 10. lsdna-
PafizskS obecnf sfstnpitelntvo
voliIo vIktora Hsgo - voiike .
Spullera, redaktoro 1igea yRepu-
bIique franc,aise - jsho nkhra-
dnika.
Is. lednu.
Zn&mS americkt d4jspissc Mr..
John Lothrop Motley byi ' Edej>
u sksdsmii we'd - dopssujfcfho
fienA voien.
ANGLE.
isosDfS, 10. lsdna.
Nsjstarsi syn h-sbSts Rasssla,
vicomss Ambsrty, ssctsl.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-19

kvakerovs ehytxji So al TAXA
svatsks politiky- Zapomenuvss
m sve povolani pro nadpodEsn-
ska vsci, poslali do Washingtoaa
delegaci. ktsra by msla pracovafi
pro 70, aby EdssoIo 10 vs spr&vs
indiinsks phi siarSm. ahy kvaks-
rows podraeli sYi rnistA lednaiel-
ska aby nebyio vie odsvsd&no
vojensk3mu odboru-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-19

lex& - ' isemf tom ami 20 bslo,
cho.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-19

v Utah xsssdi mormonskf
susm dxemni . guvsrnsr Emery
poslai mn v itery poselstvf svs, v
nsma vyxyvi jei. Aby odtinii
mnoho tenstvf isemi, by mokly
zikony spolkovS ' n3m miti L.
spschu. Cd snsmu, v nsmi sAss-
dali SAINT Mormon6, nelxe arri
oeekAvati uposlechnufi r.dy ga
verusra. Nejspiss aassans mno-
hoxenstyf TAX dionho asemf,
poknd nebude tn desti mladiks,
kteh by spotfebsvAli vsecky div
ky pro sebe, ably nebyiy tidns
pro Aormony ami pro s-ocst"
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-19

Legislatnra lcuisian<ki 'sesfo6
pila - tsntokr&ts - dplnSho mi-
ru. Po pfettsni possistvf Kel-
lokgova odro<iI - dam skstapca
ku pocts odumfsltch slend svych
Soutbanda . Pisrsona- Possistvi
guvcrn6rovo isse nsobyesjn&
dloahl; bsshopFejs vnsm obyvs-
tslstvu stktu, 10 MIN odporutsai
reforms finanSnf dobfs axinkoss-
II . m s&xlsd9 tSto csly systsn
xs byl pfspracovsn. Diuh ss1tnf
obnisi 20 miliond, duh Novths
Orleana 23 milionh. Kellogg
odporouef sniienf solara vssch
stAtnich dtsdafka. jakot poass
so dsnni sassdAnf legisiatury-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-19

Texasky stitnf konvent demo-
krasickt odbfval - ' GaIvsstons
dine Z. lsdna. Pro stktnf dRady
navrteni jsou: r. Coke n GU
vernSra, B. Hubbard n jsAo ri-
mSstka, J. Dow n pokladnlkA,
FL. Boone n st&tnfho xxstupes !:
n voliteIe presiient.kS C. Gid
dings = B. d. opporson.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-19

V Marsh crssk Coatxs Co~<.
Cosaty odkrysy byly loalska
rtutx.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-19

nv SoiAso Co.nty j>os ~
hAdky N fns vtbornA
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-19

PaFiasky Epnvodaj sasopisa
Times" hlasl, ze bylo so me-
stsch AZ rspublikinn : 8 konssr-
vativc0 svoieno- " Orleans svf-
tsEiIi konssrvAtivcf . Montpelier
rAdikkIovt.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-11

passenger was arrested by Detective
,Constablesot the LivefpoGi Police, on ths
Echafge of having c0mmitted an iatrooieus
Eoutrage on the person Of his own dalgh-
ter, child under ten years OF age, on
1.-THE passage from New York. On being
taken into custody the prisoner who
had not been informed OF the chafge
against him), evidently supposing that
be had been arrested tor another crime,
confessed that he was Gustav Cleaver,
alias Meyers, one Of the two men who
murdered John Minike, in America, over
eleven years before.
lie made a iutI confession ofthe crime,
stating tnat he and Schwartz entieed
Minike to Mr.. Hartshorne's farm at
FreenoH, N. j., and, alter numbering
MIN with an ak, roDbed h m OF his watcA
and chain as we'll as his money. the
detective detailed the extraordinary
STORY OF Cleaver to his superior officers,
who gave information Of the matler to
Mr.. Lucius Faifchffd, the American
Consul al liverpool Mr.. FairchIId inn
parted the Information to Hon. w ickham
HI ffnan, who in turn communicated the
to Hon. Hamilton Fish, Sec
retary OF State. On Thursday last Mr..
Fish sent the letter received by him
lfOm England in relation to the matter
to District Attorney Phelps. After con-
siderable search WilKnrng, the Doafding-
house keeper, in whose mousse the mur-
derers and their victim lived, was found i,
and it was learned that Cfeaver's story
was correct in every particular. AS
soon as the necessary papers have been
procured Detective Richard U'Copnor Is
to be dispatched to England TO bring the
self-acctfsed murderer to this country.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-11

r EGAL.-- Superior Court of Cincinnati,
IL Hamilton County, OhIo.-The unknown
heirs OF Christian Siebert, deceased, are here
by notified that on the twentieth day Of March.
A. D., 1876 Edwin s. Cole and Nelson W. Cole
filed their petition in SAID Court against them,
alleging that they are the owners aud in pos
session of all that certain lot or parcel Of land
lying and being in. the County of Hamilton,
and State Of Ohio; being a part Of Lot No. g.,
known and designated on plat of the 'subdi-
vision made by the heirs of Martin Baum, de-
ceased, of lands east OF Deercreek, which sub
division is recorded in Book No. IS, Page 80, of
the Records of Hamilton County, Ohio, de-
scribed as follows: commencing at the south
east corner Of said Lot No. 8, thence westward
ly forty feet on Oregon street, thence one
hundred feet northwardly, thence forty feet
eastyardly, thence sourhwardy on the bounda-
ry line Of said lot No. g. to the place Of beginning
That the said unknown heirs OF. Christian Sic
bert set up and claim an estate and interest in
the said premises adverse to the estate and in :
terest Of the saiu plaintiffs. and praying that
the said defendants be compelled to show their
said title, and that it be declared null and void
against the title Of plaintiffs. Defendants are
notified that said cause is set for hearing on
the E9th day Of May, A. D., 1875.
HOWARD DOUGLASS,
mh21 -7tTu Attorney for Plaintiffs.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-11
.Dana,s Rejection.

The Eastern papers, especially those
pfNew England, are rhinocerosly ram
pant over the Senate's rejection of the
nomination of Mr.. Dana for the English
Mission. While we can see no nooverpow-
ering reason for Dane's rejection, we are
squafly unable to discover any special
need for writing SO many books OF lamen-
tations on the subject. Wepresume Mr..
Dana would have served very accepta.
NY as our Minister at the Court of St.
Games, or Of any other saint in the diplo-
matic calendar But he has never given
ssthe world assurance Of man" remark
ably endowed for that, or any other spe-
cial function. Politically considered, he
has the least possible claim to any such
honorable recognition at the hands OF
khe Republican party. In Literature he
mas achieved nothing beyond a respecta-
bie mediocrity. In jurisprudence and
Political Science heis distinguished for
nothing except as an editor Of another
mans works; and which, while well
snough, gives him reputation simply by
reflection from the merits OF the original
author. All = things considered
we are altogether unable to per
aeiys any grounds for the painful
epasms into which Eastern journals
nave fallen upon this subject. Mr.
Dana is in no sense remarkably Wis
man; in no sense remarkably learnet
man; nor is he in any remarkable de
gree fitted, either BY popular infiuenc
1r by personal experience, to represen
she People Of the United States at tn
british Court. he has, indeed, mani
fested faults of manner and infirmitie
bf temper that would 60 far to dis
4ualify any man for any important fol
sign mission. We think, therefore, tina
thoses Eastern editors, whose unde
karnents have been so soreIy rent o
ShIs rasttsra and who 80 f0oiishly d,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-11

r EGAL--GU AR DIAN'S SkLB-ln pursu-
i ance of an ordef Of the Probate Court Of
Hamilton County, Ohio. | will offer for sale at
Public Auction on SATURDAY, the I'D day
Of April, A. d., 1876. at 2 o'clock Z. NJ, up
the premises, che following described real
estate, situated In the County Of Hamilton and
State of Ohio, to wit: The undivided one half
Of that real estate in Spencer Township Of said
County, beginning at q point In the east fine
of the od River Road leading up the Ohio
River to the mouth Of the Little Miami River,
one hundred and thirty.fve feet sonthwardIy
from Mathews and Philips corner, with the
east line Of said Ohio River Road, southwafdly
fifty feet, thence back from said old River
Road between parallel lines eastwardly, the
same width in the rear as In front, one hundr d
and twenty five feet, and being part Of lot
numbered two, In the subdivision of the lands
belonging to the estate Of the late William
Wiley, deceased.
Appraised at 1926.
Terms of sale-One- half cash in hand, and
the balance in two equal payments in six aud
twelve months with interest, the deferred pay
ments to be secured by notes and mortgages
on the premises sold.
JOHN l.. THOMPSON, Guardian.
JOHN A. SHANK, Attorney.
MARCH ~, 1876. mh28-3tTu
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WASHINGTON quidnuncs maintain that
there is a dynamite conspiracy among
certain politicians Of the neuter gender
to blow both the Cincinnati and the st.
Louis Conventions into smithereens, un-
less their own particular candidate is
nominated. This nitro .glycerine party
is said to- be composed of about thirty or
forty prestidigitateurs, among whom
are Carl Schurz, Horace White, Sam.
Bowles, Colonel Grosvenor, Murat Hal
stead, David A. Wells, G. w. Curtis,
and SO OH. Their scheme is to control
the Republican organization from With
in, il they can; and if they can not, then
to ''bust it' from without, by general
bolt from its nominations, and an at
tempt to force their man upon the St.
Louis Democratic Convention. 1t is
manifestly process for raising the
ghost on the same plan that was tried
in 1872 by the nomination of Greeley.
It is said that these politicians of the
dynamite tactics have spread their con.
nections over large number Of the
States, ready to blow up things general
ly unless the political parties steer by
| their compass.
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New York City 200 Feet Under
s.f Ia qal, ta... w alter. N

& Professor Merriman treats Of sThe
Polar Glaciers" In this months number
Of the Popular Science; and in the course
of his article proceeds to show that by
the constant accretions Of ice around the
South pole in q much greater degree
than around the North pole the earth's
center Of gravity is gradually moving
southwards. The final result Of this, ii
is argued, Will be to change the whole
aspect Of the globe, to overflow conti-
nents now existing, and to drain off re-
gions now covered by oceans. '2s 4
After mentioning the fact that the
northern hemisphere is now the warmer,
SO that men have penetrated TO within
600 miles Of the North pole, no man has
ever yentured within 1890 miles of the
south pole, the "article" says:
aThus year after year, for long De.
ROD. there has been a steady accumiila
tion OF ice material about the south pole,
adding weight TO that hemisphere. Then
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ATTORNEY. GENERAL PIERREPoNT
fatty denies the story about his being
instrumental, as attorney for Marshal
o. Roberts, in effecting sales of two
steamers to the Government in 1865 at
enormous prices. He says the sales
were made on the appraisement of
Moses Taylor and VIM. e. Dodge, of
New York; and that he knew nothing
about the sales till some years after
wards, when he was employed to collect
the money remaining unpaid for Mr..
Roberts. Large stories from little
events grow.
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POWDER has been burned upon our
Mexican frontier that may lead to seri-
GUS complications unless Mexico shall
promptly disavow the act. as having been
committed by desperadoes who were for
the time being in insurrection against her
own Government. This will sundoubt-
edIy be done. But in any event there
will be required pretty strong force or
the Rio Grande to hold those insurgents
in check, to preserve the peace, and to
afford protection to our peaceful citizens
on that frontier. -
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as this weight of ice increased the
earthls center of gravity has gradually
| moved to the south, and the waters. flu
ent and obedient to gravitation, have
slowly gathered into southern seas, GOV,
erfDg the lowlands Of the south. At the
same time this transfer OF weight from
the north has drawn the waters away
| from the arctic regions, and left the sea-
| bars and SHOALS to project and become
nabitable.
"But this state OF things Is not always
| 10 so on. The north is not always to
bask in the longest summer.
"The earth, III addition to its diurnal
and annual revolutions. has q slow
wabbiing os. it's axis in the heavens. 1t
Is precisely as wnen one touches Che
rim of a, top.in rapid motion, the upper
end of tile stem describes a small circle.
So the mighty sun lays hold ef 6he pro.
tnberent rim of the great terrestrial Bop,
anu it begins to osciliave in the long
period of 2l,00Q years. That is to say,
on December IL, I24S, the earth made lis
nearest approach to tue sun; and 1t wifi
approach equally near IN lo'o00 years
rom that Hlne, or III the year Ii, l4S, ON
the 2lst q July. In tne period compfls-
ing lne 2ifst case 9uf horsnefn winters
are shefe anu mag anu our summers
lSa-z y F~-.
whicn tne year ear ,i4o VIII pe the mode
ourg"lhteIs MIL M, oe seveIe aau OUT SUM
piers snoas. u. ano @ noi snern nehiiSpheIe is
~ nom 400 @ s S,@S S,'Is suniner. ~ apoue
D;ooV yd tonrihlo ',.tn ~ sIo nhSse n. of lss
u@s ane e;a,hn sgt1e WI, mtn' e iheh tne
I;unt and 1,uninn,.od 1vant mmr pe iuii Vi sun
s.N nu r. ~ So ,,,p,nt
f.ot,, this te The n,antiaS "ouiu w fesuit
: tnintnan .n,s' ~ ~ ;n nsns e,,s " q mlie in
,ole won,d ~ 're raiso gupola tra "a u .ne sotsa
po portb ,;ofa son eaof w M @ seaisea ,sa Az ~. lug
nj ' ~ M NJ " ~ ,n@ g. Te zoV ieet,
;aa.nn,oso oyaA 1890, ~ ,ooS; ING mnoa1
dannaitad -. "a anu & an -equai da
Sera ,.,,IS ISPvsaVen H. 9" .ne fth H1ts po.o
~ $3.50 ne, W ~ 5no III ~, 'uo s1 %
VIZ W. ~ coas;do % ov0 ore ree' ,hsn 'S Seo
ieet -''NO
ssTh,s a. ,seao thot os oortoinlv a +or.
rayol,,tions continue in Tho
,oIirsa ~ J6'ooa vears fnara ,,,,',sf ooT,o
4 n antire reversaI ~ nniar conditions
The southern waters must be drained
m bamis nj snhare % IN Nav 10 mas anr;ene9p @ g9pSi WITH
The sediment OF a hundred centu-
rise, VIII rise up to extend the borders
" sne oia M souln eon5lnenSs, '9,in aia isianos
Iands. Al The same time the northern
continents must be in great part sub
merged, ana their SUBMITS and ranges