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The daily Argus., 1876-08-12
EXPLANATORY.

The newspaper from which the sub.
joined articles are copied, is the identical
New YORK Times that is now published
in the city Of New York under that name
and title. SAMUEL J. TILDEN referred to
in the following extracts is the SAMUEL j.
TILDEN who is the Democratic candidate
for President, This explanation is deemed
essential, because, without it, the readers
Of the Times would fail to recognize in
the present great apostle of sham re-
FORM" the very SAMUEL j. TILDEN who
but four years ago was called in the Times
''an honest and high-toned Democrat. !"
and "a gallant, conscientious and efficient
foe to corruption" And lest it might be
presumed, as the only rational solution to
transition so phenomenal, that the Times
has become the property either Of the late
CANAL RING, or Of WILLIAM M. TWEED,
or PETER B. SwEENY, or of GEORGE G..
BARNARD, the impeached and disfranchised
Judge,-one and all, the mortal enemies
Of Mr.. TLDEN-not 1oitls0m cduSe.-it is
but proper to state, incredible though the
assertion may appear, that the persons
who at present own and control the New
York Times, are the same parties who
owned and controlled it at the various
times when the articles that follow were
published. After perusing these pages anC
comparing the panegyrics on Mr.. TrLDEN
that the Times sung so loudly and per
sistently four years ago, with the harsf
diatribes with which its columns are a
present teeming, the question that vii
naturally suggest itself to the reader is
did the Times speak falsely four year:
ago, or does it speak falsely now?"
The position assumed by the Times to-
ward Mr.. TLDEN during the present
campaign is not less absured and ridiculous
than if-simultaneously with its de
nunciatory articles against Mr.. Tilden-i
were to publish leading editorials laudin
to the skies the honesty and integrity o
WILLIAM MTwEED or PETER B, ,SwEENY
Lie LWteS lS rs cOuSlSLeuJ III It's dIIaCh
on Mr.. TILDEN as it would be in praisin
the thieves Of the late Tammany Ring
The following extracts from the TSme'
published in that journal at period whe
Mr.. Tilden was private citizen; whe
there existed not even the remotest prob;
bility of his holding any public Office wha
ever: when if any person had prophesie
that Mr. Tilden was destined to be tn
Governor Of New York, and the Demo
cratic candidate for President Of tn
United States, he would have been pre-
nounced an idiot; and when no motive nc
incentive was offered to distort the fact
or prejudice honest convictions-these e1
tracts, published at such a time and undC
those conditions, in leading Republics
newspaper, are, beyond all questio
entitled to the most implicit belief by q
fair-minded men.
The daily Argus., 1876-08-12

VOTE FOR SAMUEL j. TILDEN.
The following explains itself
From the Ne1c York Times Nor. g. 1s7I.l
VOTE FOR SAMUEL J. TILDEN.
THE VOTERS OF THE EIGHTEENTH ASS
EMILY DISTRICT OUGHT TO ESTEEM IT AN
CONTINUED on next page)
The daily Argus., 1876-08-12
CHAPTER I.

DID Mr.. TILDEN ASSIST TWEED AND
SwEENY IN PASSING THE RING CHAR
TER" THROUGH THE LEGISLATURE?
In 1870 the Tammany Ring, by corrupt
ing the Legislature, secured the passage
Of what is now called the Ring Charter"
by which they were enabled to obtain un-
disputed control of the municipal govern
ment. 1t has been asserted, since the be-
ginning of the present campaign, that
although Mr., Tilden was fully aware Of
the nefarIous scheme, he held his peace
stood aloof, and permitted its consum-
nation without demonstrating against it.
Hearken to the Times of August II, 1871,
in an editorial on the subject:
There Dere felo indignant protests
against ME scheme uttered Jy such high
toned Democrats as SAMUEL j, TMDEN
and others Of has character but they were
without effect, for Tweed and Sweeny had
the voters already bought up. OF ALL
THE REPUBLICAN SENATORS, SENATOR
THAYER ALONE Is ON RECORD AS VOTING
AGAINST 1T"
DID MR.. TILDEN OBEY TwEED's ORDERS ?
On October 5, 1871. the Democratic
State Convention assembled at Rochester
TO nominate State officers. There were
two contending delegations from New
York city; the Tweed and Sweeney dele
cation. or Tammapy, and the anti
TammanDy AS this Convention was
held in the midst of the great ex-
element that succeeded the expo
sures Of the enormous frauds perpe-
trated by the Ring it was currently report
ed that the Tammany delegation would
not be admitted to seats in the Convention.
The day before the convention met, the
Times published the following from its
correspondent at Rochester,
''The old guard are coming to the front
again, and such men as HoRATIo SEY-
MoUR, SAMUEL J. TLDEN, FRANCIS KER-
NAN, and the like, ,ohO haze been thrust
aside for gears past by the thieves and
bullies Of Tammany Hall. will To- morrow
guide the councils of the Democracy"
Let the fact be noted and remembered
that the Times here admits that Messrs
Seymour, Tilden and Herman we're thrust
aside from the control of party politics il
the State for gears, by the scoundrels o
the Tweed and Sweeney ring.
DID MIR. TILDEN PROVE HIMSELF A sell
FISH POLITICIAN?
In the Times Of October 6, the Times
in its report Of the proceedings OF the Con
veDtion, says:
Mr.. Tilden proceeded to denounc
the Tammany organization, and de
clared that he would not, this fall, vot
for any OF the nominations for Assenbl
made by that organization, and if that wa
undemocratic or irregular, he would resig
his position as Chairman of the Stat
Committee, and retire to the bosom of hi
plundered fellow citizens"
The Times correspondent, in describin
the effect of the above speech on the Coz
vention, and the unpopular reception
met with, wrote:
AS further and conclusive evidence
The daily Argus., 1876-08-12
ssG 4 IA y N e n -
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ChlChIo, --.'.-''--., ILL.,
THIS elegant hotel acknowledges no rival either
] in its management appointments, or location.
In the latter respect il affords its guests charming
and unobstructed view from two of its lofty fronts
of Lake Michigan far at the eye can reach. the
finest watcrseape view in America. Il diagonally
opposite the Great Exposition Building, and but
one block from the Wabash Avenue amp State St,
lines of Horse Railway leading to all parts of the
city, rnd convenient 10 places Of amusement. 1t
has $50 large and elegantly furnished rooms, with
all modern improvements. including Tufts Passen-
ger Elevator. {. II, GAUBERT. Proprietor.
FRANK " WFNTWoRTH. Chief Clerk
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-06-15
District No. 8.

Ayent S I, AS acres val 400 sur dis 10
range 3 sec ,, tax 60, pen 43, print
fee /, elk fee /, col fee SOC; total 6 90.
Bryant J c 100 acres, val 400, sur dis
l0range sec ?, tax 8 60, pen 43, print
fec l. elk fee l, col fee 5Oc total 6 So.
FutraI J Fl, 274 acres, val 1900, sur dis
10 range 5 seo ,, tax I3 so, pen l 65
print fee l, elk fee l, col fee SOC; total
II 95 -
Futrell Mrs Fannie 100 acres val ll5O
sur dis 10 range sec 2 tax 10 80, rem
j. "a, print fee elk fee l, col fee 90;
total ii o.
Furtrell Fl enry & Moller 200 acres val
500, sur dis l0rauge 8 sec ?, tax Z 20,
pen Soc, print fee I,;elk feel, col fee Soc
Lotal 10 Sc.
Gassett II NJ, 592- acres val 1900 sur
disl 0 range 8 sec ., tax II 60, pen.l 70
print feel elk fee col fee soc; total
Is IS.
Gatewood heirs, 100 acres val 400, sur
dis 10 range 3 see 2, tax 3 60, pen 43G
print fee l +, elk fee l. col fee SOC; total
8 So.
Hendrix B \ 365 acres val 100, sur dis
10 range 3 sec . tax. 1890, pen 1865,
print fee l, elk fee l, col fee SOC; total
l8 O6.
Ham w 3, l4Q acres val l40, sur dis
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-06-15
District No. Ii.

Adams Il Crocker one town lot 10 Po-
cahuntas vdl25O, also one LOBBY 100 feet
in same place val 255 tag so, pen 54c,
print fee two dolls elk fee two dolls col fee
one; total 10 o.
Alexander L D, one lot in Middleton
val 100 tax 90c, pen Zoe, print fee one doll
elk fee one doll, col fee SOC; total 3 80
Allen Mrs U b, 38S acres val 1900 sur
dis 10 range sec /, also lots in Poca
huutas val IL IS, tax "A 0S, pen , SO,
print fee two dolls,clk fee two dolls, col fee
/; total 81 Sc
Adkins Sarah, 80 ceres val 1000, sur
dis 10 range sec |, tax 9, pen 08, print
fee one doll, elk fee one doll, col fee 5Oc
total 10 50
Barton Jim (col) so acres val 500 sur
dis 10 range sec /, tax 7 SO, pen 80
print fee one doll, elk fee one doll, col fee
SOC; total 10 90
Bass Thomas F, 1873 acres val 1900 sur
dis range sec l, tax IA 80, pen II
print fee one doll elk fye one doll col fac
Doc; total IS OF
Brackenn Ii A 228 acres val 1900 sur
dis 10 range l sec tax IL 40 pen 2 0S
print fee l elk l , col fee SOC total 81 90
Brown Mathew 10 acres val 900 sur
dis 10 range sec l, also l lot in Middle
ton val Is tax s IS pen l o. print fee 2
elk fee 2 col fee /; total Il SO
BirdsODg \ B heirs 40 acres val 200
sur dis 10 range / sec tax | 80 pen 81
print fee elk fee | col fee soc; total t 81
Cornelius j d 100 acres val 750 sur dis
10 range l sec l tax 7 IS, pen 90 print
fee | elk fee l col fee:5o total IL IS
Coleman heirs los acres val 400 sur
dis 10 range | sec | tax 90 pen 43c,
fo, Il 30 I
So
Cox Sam, EcoD so acres val 500 sur dis
10 range l sec l tax Csc pen 7Sc, print
fee l, elk fee l, col fee 30 c; total IS
Cox Geo col los acres val loco, sur dis
10 range / sec tax - 90, pen l A print
fee 1, elk fee 1, col fee soc; total 10 "a
CaTper Mrs Levinia US acres val loco
sur dis 9 range 1 sec l, tax 10, pen 1 20
print fee l elk fee l col fee soc; total
ID 20
Croker & Mcfarland loo acres val
Zoo, sUrClis range l sec l, tax 10 oS pen
/ %, print fee l elk fee l col fee SOC;
total IA SO
Cromwell w B 400 acres val 5000, sur
dis 10 range l sec l, tax 81, pen 324 print
fee elk fee 1 col fee soc; total 80 "A
Crocker w, town lot in PoeahOn-
tas val 1900 tax Is, pen 16, print fee
l elk fee col soc; total y &c
Davis Simon col 81 acres val 300, sur
dis 10 range sec l tax go, pen SIC,
print fee l elk fee l col fee soc; total OF
Duncan y 1-2 acres val 200 sur dis 10
range l sec I, tax 3 So, pen 45c, print fee
l elk fee l col fee soc; total 6 70
Dickson II, 50 acres val Goo, sur dis 10
range l sec 1 tax 8 40, pen 1, prin fee l elk
fee 1, col fee soc; total II 90
billiard 7 Is l town lot "a acres POca-
hOntas residence val loco, tax 8, pen l O0
print fee l, elk fee 1, col fee so; total
II So
iris Mrs Fl R, lot of 10 acres in PO-
cahOntas residence, val 300, tax 10 80
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-06-15

90 %.
Jacobs VIM R, l town lot in Salisbury
val 50, tax y, pen Sc, print fee l, elk fee
l, col fee SOC; total 8 go
McAister f, I23 acres val 620 dis
IO.range 3 sec tax s SIS, pen o., print
fee l, elk fee ], col fee soc; total II 10.
Matt, VIM Wells agent, SO acres val Is
sur dis 10 range sec tax 68, pen Sc,
print fec l elk fee l, col fee SOC; total
%.
Minis, town lot in Salisbury val so
tax 45c, pen Sc, print fee l, elk fee l,
col fee. so c; total g.
Pankey s. c, l town lot 10 Salisbury
val 300, tax 70, pen sec. print fee l, elk
fee l, col fee SOC; total 7 IS.
Patrick Andrew, So acres val 200 sur
dis 10 range 3 sec | tax so, pen 2Ic,
print fee l, elk fee l, col fee SOC; total
Patrick NJ A, loo acres val 800 sur dis
10 range 3 sec tax 20, Zen 44e, print
fee l, elk fee l, col fee soc; total "a.
Queen David, town lot in salisbury
val $50, also l town lot in Salisbury d. val
200 tax 50, pea 05, print fee ,, elk fee
2, col fee l; total IS 81.
Reaves D, so acres val $50 sur dis
10 range sec l, tax 2 25, pen &c. print
| fee l, clk fee l, col fee soc, total OIL
Russell } C, l25 acres val 1900 sur dis
10 range sec l, tax II 10, pen rs,
print fee l. elk fee l, col soc; total
Is 90.
RAMSEY Alex, 100 acres val 100 sur
dis 10 range sec tax 90e, pen Zoe,
8 80.
Scott John D, SO acres val $50 sur dis
10 range 8 sec tax IS, pen BIO, print
fee l, elk fee l, col fee soc; total OF.
Southall II Ii, 800 acres val 1000 sur
dis 10 range 3 sec l tax Is, pen l Sc,
print fee elk fee l, col fee so C; total
il 9f.
Scott " estate, I6o acres, val 1900,
sur dis 10 range 3 sec |, tax l6 20, pen
l 81, print fee l, elk fee l, col fee SOC;
total 20 81
Street q W, town lot in Sauls bury
I acre val 800, tax 2 70, pen 30, print fee
l, elk fee l, sol fee soc; total So.
Todd & Bro, 1916 val 10000, sur dis
10 range 3 sec l, tag 81 90, pen IL &c
print fee l, elk fee l, col fee soc; total
| Ill So.
Wooten Allen (coD I66 acres val 900
tax IA 10, pen 50 print fee /, elk fee l
col fee soc; total Is 20
WhitlOw n G, one town lot in Sauls,
bury, val 1000, tax % ID, pen ? 65, print
fee ], elk fee l, col fee sos; total 81 80.
Wright Calvin CD A Ferguson agent,
100 acres val 1000 sur dis 10 range sec
|, tax 90, pen 0S, print fee l, elk fee
|, col fee soc; t0sal II So.
WIckers (ScOtt Davis agent) 100 acres
val 400, tax 90, pen 43c, print fee one
doll, elk fee one doll, col fee soc; total
6 81
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-06-15
District Ne. s.

BoIes Calvin, 1875 acres val 625, sur dis
10 range sec tax 8 81, pen o., print
lee elk fee l, col fee soc; total II Is
Cheshire Levi,( co) go acres Val275, tax
) As, pen soc, print fee l, elk fee l, col
Zee soc; total 81.
Cresp Sarah Y, 1877 acres val $50 sur
dis 10 range , sec , tax 4 50, pen 59c,
print fee !, elk fee l, col fee soc; total
8 o..
Dunn Rachle, l40 acres val 500 sur dis
10 range . see 3 tax 4 so, pen sac, print
fae l, elk fee !, col fee soc; total 81.
GARRETT Harvey, $50 acres val 300 sur
dis 10 range 8 sec 2 tax 10, pen 32c,
print fee l, elk fee !, col fee SOC; total
) So ,oo
Hizer Jasper, 16O acres val 4SO tax
Q -. pen l iO,print fee l, elk fee l, col
Zee SOC: total II Y. ~
Jourdan Mrs N A, 123 acres val 400
sur dis 10 range sec tax 90, pen 32c,
print fee 1, elk fee !, col fee 5Oc; total
50 200 :.
Jones Mont, 200 acres val 500, sur dis
10 range , sec 3 tax 4 so, pen sac, print
foe l, elk fee !, col fee soc; total 81
Lambeth Oscar, 81 acres val $40 sur
dis 10 range . SEQ tax Z &c, pen 85c,
urint fee /, elk fee / , col fee SOC; total
lambeth c NJ, 800 acres val 5000 sur
dis 10 range 3 sec 2 tax 45, pen 40,
print fee /, elk fee l, col fee SOC; total
%, 90. o,o
Miller J NJ, 225 acres val 600 sur dis
10 rance 3 sec 3 tax 40, pen 64c, print
fee /, elk fee ], col fee soc; total 81
Mason w p & jackson D, l49 acres
yal6O0 sur dis 10 range 2 sec tax 40
pen 64o, print fee l. elk fee l, col fee Soc
total 81.
Pirtle NJ H, GO acres val GOO sur dis
10 range . sec 3. tax 30, pen SIC, print
fee /. elk fee /, col fee SOC; total 81
Polk, Bobt (coD. l24 acres val 600 SUI
dis 10 range , sec tax 40, pen l %
print fee !, elk fee l, col fee 5Oc. total
g %. 800 :.
Phillips S f, 27l acrs val 100 sur dis
10 range , sec , tax II 80, pen ! 81
print fee /, elk fee l, col fee SOC; total
IS %.
Reaves John Il 1904 acres val 1880
eur dis 10 range sec 2 tax l2l 80, pen
IA So, print fee l, elk fee l, col fee 5Oc
total l3S So ,o :. 80
Simpson J ] 1876 acres val 400 sur dis IL
range 2 sec /, tax go pen 43 print fee
/, clerks fee $I-oolleotor' fee SOC; total
43
Tomson W L, Sc acres val $50 sur dis
10 range , sec ., tax IS, pen %, print
fee l, elk fee !, col fee soc; total II Is
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-06-15

10 range 3 sec 2 tax % pen I4c, print
fee / g., elk fee l, col fee soc; total 80.
Jarrett Jesse, 48 acres val 80, sur dis
10 range 3 sec 2, tax II, pen SOC, print
fee l, elk fee l, col fee 50 total CT.
Jacobs w r, 3543 acres val $500, sur
dis 10 range 3 sec 2, tax, Is SO, pen O6,
print fee ], elk feel, col fee SOC; total
81 O6.
Jones Mont, 259 acres val 1000 sur dis
10 range sec 2, tax 90, pen l o..
print fec l, elk fee l, col fee Soc total
! II So.
Lake Justice, 80 acres val 1900, sur
dis 10 range 3 sec 2, tax Is so, pen l So,
print fee l, elk fee l, col fee SOC; total
I9 sc.
Lake B L, 464 acres val $3.50 and So
acres val 400, tax 50 IS, pen 80, print
fee 2, elk fee 2, col fee l; total As Is.
Marshall Mrs J, 240 acres val 1000,
sur dis 10 range sec 2, tax II, pen 81
print fee /, elk fee /, col fee soc; total
Is 80.
Moore Ben 225 acres, val CTS, sur dis
10 range 3 sec 2, tax O8; pen SAC, print
fee l, elk fee l col fee soc; total 10 ~
SOuthall A L 2l9 acres val 1000 and
125 acres val 400 sur dis 10 range 3 sec
tax Is 90, pen / 81, print fee 2, elk fee
2, col fee l; total % At.
Unknown Owner, 40 acres val 100, sur
dis 10 range sec 2, tax l 08, pen I2c,
print fee /, elk fee 1, col fee soc, total
8 70.
Wheeler j S, 43 acres val 200, sur dis
10 range 3 sec 2, tax 80, pen45c, print
fee l elk fee l, eel fee soc; total rs
West William, 200 acres val 800, sur
dis 10 range 3 sec ?, tax 20, pen &c.
print fee l, elk fee /, col fee SOC; total
10 So.
Webster ] (B F Ussery guardiap) &C
acres val 200, sur dis 10 range sec 2,
tax 80, pen 2Ic, printfee l, elk fee
col fee soc; total 81
Webster Telitha, 20 acres val 100, suI
dis 10 range 3 sec 2, tax zoe, pen 8, print
fee ] elk fee l, col fee soc; total 48.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-06-15
District Me- e

Bvard ? T, 50 acres, val $50, sur dis 10,
range 5, sec 3, val 6 80, pen Use, print
fee l, elk fee l, scol fee SOC; total 9 81.
Gift John F, 81 acres, val 500. sur dis
10. range 3, sec 3, tax 4 50, pen sac,
print fee /, total elk fee l, col fee SOC;
total 7 81.
Hudson A J, 1872 acres. val 500, sur dis
10, range 8, sec 3, tax so, pen 78c, print
Zee !. elk fee l, col tee SOC: total 9 IS.
Jones Mont 200 acres, val 500, sur dis
I0,range 3, sec 3, tax so. pen SAC, print
fee l, elk fee l, col fee soc; total 81.
MuHiken Levi, I36 acres, val 700, sur
lis 10, range 3, pen 3, tax 80, pen l,
print fee !, elk fee l, col fee soc; total
II 80.
Moore NJ G, 100 acres, val 1900, sur
dis 10, range 3, sec 3, tax 10 80. pen 90
print fee l elk fee /, col fee SOC; total
ii 50. :.
Newburn D ], 825, val 5000, sur dis
10. range 3, sec 3, tax p, pen s "a print
Zee /, elk fee l, col fee soc; total SO IA
Pullean Joel i, 81 acres, val 200, sur
lis 10 range 3 sec tax L 80, pen 2lcl
priat fee !, elk fee l, col fee soc; total
81.
Sexton Green, LOG acres val 300 sur
dis 10 range 3 sec 3 tax 2 70, pen 32cl
grint fee I, elk fee l. col fee soc; total
) So
Sexton T C, 200 acres val 600 SUI
lis 10 range 3 sec 3 tax IS Ia. pen 81.
print fee |, elk foe l, col fee soc; totaI
II 81.
Scott Mary A, $50 acres val 100, SUI
dis 10 range sec 3, tax Is 80, pen l Is
print ], elk fee l, col tee SOC; total 10 g.
Shivers Shader heirs, 100 acres val coo
fur dis 10 range 3 sec tax 6 40, pen
54e, print fee /, elk fee l, Soc total "a
Thompson W Il, 245 acres val 900 sur
dis 10 range 3 sec tax 10 10, pen 81
print fee l, elk fee /, col fee soc; tota
IS 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-11
DIED.


DENBY. In Loudoun county Va, Gas. EDWIN
DnsSr, son Of Mythe and hIEsbeth Bssle Denby,
Funeral at Oak Hill this evening ct O'Clock.
PENNlNG, On the 9Th Of July, ls7e, n sso m.
m, MRS. MAhY 9. frssIse wife q jane: a. feS,
wsdpssesy at $50 p m. The friends Of the family
HARvEY. On the 10Th Of ] uIy, ls7s. Mr.. MANY
Az SHRDo HAkvEY, relic OF the late Heary T.
The faperal will leave the residence OF her SON.
Seoise w Harvey, I2s $40 street northwest, We'd
hesosy morning JUS the "a h, az O'Clock thence
me IL aSs go: Ts and Of
HELEN Or the m ornins Of the 10th Of july.
1870, at half past O'Clock, Of typhoid fever OHss
W. HKLLEN, son Of the late johnson HELEN, aged
Funeral from his late residence, No. sos ID street
noTih.sss' wednesday afternoon al O'Clock. Rsl
HILBCs. On July 9, 1876, at q D. m 4, Of heart
disease, JOHN B. elcest Of Henrfstts and ste D
son Of the lac James II. HiibO', aged Is years,
HANDY. In Northampton county, VI. on July
= 49, Ee mrs; 80 1880 SANDY, vic OF Rev n.
speieen, U. 3. navy, Of wsshington, ID. q. Alex
ancria Gazette please copy.l
MCCARTHY. On the 10th Of July, 1876. HoSoRA
6cgkRTHH, aged 81, relid OF the late John Nc
Funeral VIII take place from her late residence,
corner llth and Boundary streets northwest, ct
D. m. tomorrow.
POND. on July 10. IS7s. at her residence in thi.
thirteen days, AMANDA Pom, wife Of W. G. Pond,
CT this city.
funeral VIII take place Wednesday evening, ct
p. m.
sLATTERY. on the 10Th OF July, la 9. MICHAEL
n, son OF Lllen and Edmund slsttery, aged &c
months and Is days.
Relatives end friends Of the family are rsspscf-
fully requested TO attend his funeral. from No 40
a. street southwest, Wednesday, 2 o'clock.
WILSON. On Moso.y, July 10, iS7s, VIZ. J.,
Geo. q. aud Marion l.. Wilson.
Funeral ron BIS parents residence Wednesday.
ct 10 a. m. Friends Of the family respectfully in-
yfted % attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-11
Our Receipt To MAKE Currn., win.

FOR several years we made a ten gallou
any we have tasted, and Is pronounced excel-
lent by those who have had an opportunity
toJudge. The mode OF manufacture is sim
~ having the currants, and the disposition
10 make the wine.
The curranis should be fully ripe when
hiSke9i Pnt mem into q large tnb, In which
they should remain day or two, then crush
Win The hands. unless Won have a small
patent wine press, In which they should not
Se pressed 70 much, or the stems will be
bruised aud impart disagreeable taste TO
The Juice. IL the hands are used, Put the
crushed fruit, sfter the juice has been pouret
on, ia cloth or sack aud press out the
remaining juice. Put the juice back into
The tub after cleansing tt, where IL should
remain about three days until the flrst
stage oil fermentation is over, and removing
once or twice day the scum copiously
arising 10 the top. Then put the Juice In n
Nessel-a dem John, keg or bRrrel-sny Size
20 suit the quantity made, and TO each DC art
oIJulce add three pounds of the BEST VeuOlg
sugar and soft water sufficient 10 make a
gallon Tbus, ten quarts OF Juice and thirty
POUNDS OF sugar viii give you ten gallons OF
who do not like sweet wine can reduce the
quantity OF sugar 10 two aud a-half; or who
wish IL very sweet, 70 three and a-half
The vessel must be fuu and the buug or
stopper left of until fermentation ceases.
wnlch Will be In twelve or fifteen days.
Meanwhile the cask must be filled up daily.
with currant juice len over as Concentration
throws out impure matter. wnen fermen-
tstlon ceases rack the wine of Carefully.
either from the spigot. or by a syphou. AMI
keep ~ running all the time. Cleanse the
cask thoroughly with boiling water, then
return me wine, eung mp tightly. ana LEI
Mt 70 drink and can be bottled n desired
All the vessels, casks, &c, should be
perfectly sweet, and the whole Operation
should be done with al eve 10 claanIiness
In such events every drop OF brandy or
other spurious liquor added will d etract
rom the nsvor OF the wine, and Will not In
the least degree Increase It's Ikeepine ouall-
lies. CuTrant wine made In this way will
Keep for an age. We have some made I'm
ls56 which Is really an excellent article
Germantown Telegraph
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-11
WALT WHITMAN ON CUSTER.


far from MontanaN CANYONS
Laos 81 the via rastne thu duskY Stony m, t,,,.
e1fue sfrett n, the silence. 49,
nary, Today, mourniul wall-hspiy a tr,,r,,.t
note Tor heroes. -Nt"N
The battle bulletin.
The Indian aHatusOs1e the slaughter and envirou.
The cavalry companies fighting 10 the lasttn s.cr,.
eSt, cIole-t huruisnn.
The fAh u Custer, and al HE officers aad men
Opntinues yet The old. Old legend ofour race
The Hottest = life upheld b. dea q
The ancient banner perfectly maintafuesr
90 lesson opPcrtune-o how welcome theeD
A. sitting M dark DAYS,
Lone, sulky through the times thick murk l,,kin,
. in vain for light, for hope,
Prom unsupported parts, heroe and nuomcntary
- proof,
The .un there a, the centre, though concealed,
nlcctiie life Forever ~ the csntre,J
brc-As forth, lightning lash.
Thou ~ the sunny, flowing hair, an battle,
ueN hle -AN With erect head, pressing ever IN
- uciits beArtng bright sword IN thr hand.
Sow ending wei the splendid fever % thy deais
"a otlng 10 dlree Tor Il OF thee-I bring glad trf-
There e the far northwest in struggle. charge, and
DcspeTste and giorious-ayo, in defeat most despsr-
ate, most glorious.
Alter the many battles. in which never v.isi,y M.
n color. y
Leaving behind thee = mcrnnrr s,ror. A., ii 49,.
Thou yicldcst up thyself