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, 1876-01-27
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.

A0~ IHE hEE0GHT RTAHQHs
WAsu1soroH, D. O., Jan. 2G-In rsspooss 10
resolution OF tho Senate, the Secretary OF tia
Treasury to-day communicated 10 thAt body a
statement Of hta action tudor tie law Of June
y, 1871, providing for tho collection Of moneys
due tho United statos from the Pacific Railroad
Companion for tho per cnntum Of their not earn
inBs required by tho act Of July i, 1862. 10 DO
paid Into tho United States Treasury to coasu-
mons Tint demands wase made by tho Secretary
OF tho Treasury upon tho Treasurors Of tho re-
specsso Railroad Companies II follows: Nor.
T. IA. union Pacific Company, sl,o4o,o ,o5o;
Nov, II. 1874, Kansas Pacific, s31s, $50; Nov.
i. 1874, Central Drlnel. unlon Pacific.
! Pacific. . sal LIol, Nov. d. 1B7i,
censrsl Pacific Company eI,s3o,G35. Iho
not earning reported by tho companies from tho
dates OF tho compilation Of their roadu. All Ut
sail companies
uAv1xa nEYt:sEp 70 FAT
the s',,na thus demanded within sixty days from
such demands. Secretary Nststow certified tho
fact to tho Attorney -Gsneral, and hia duty under
tho act In question thoreupon snaed. From tue
reports made by tho Untod Statca Attorneys OF
California. Knnaas, Minnesota, and Iowa 10 tue
cults were brought aRalnst all tho companies In
the proper districts during tho month Of Arsil,
1876, andthat those suits aro Attlt pendng and In
further raBpot1ao to tho senato resolution soc-
rethry lriBtow stntea tho action taken by tho
Dopattulont under tho law Of Marol,
Ord. 1879, relating tolpaytnents for Govornn,ent
trnnsportason, and tile present condition OF tho
n,attor thoren rofersetl to since May 81, 1878.
All moneys tne tho several Pacific 1laitroad
Companies for transportation have boon placed
to their credit on account Of tho Interest due by
them to tho Unitcd staten. The quits brought
by theICentra1 Pacific md Kantas rsctfc Com.
ranies 10 recover The amount duo thcm, and thus
retaiucd by tlo Treasury Department. arc still
pending tn the CURT Of Claims. Gecrolary
briatow eaya 3 cppg Of the judgment obtained
by the Union pae,o Company In ilB nimilar HUT
againet tho United States las been duly pro-
sentnd 10 him. hut tho Judgment has mt beeu
paid. lie inclosos COPY Of tho stipulation
signed by tho plaintiffs Iu this case. in which It
is provided that no Judgment which mny 10 retl-
defcl against tho United btatos shall bo COL
lected until after tl,lal Judgment In the suit
brought By tho United, States against said Com
pany undor the act Of JunB "a, 1874.
a hearing will bo had before tha Senate Com
mittee on Railroads OH Friday morning On Beua-
tor Woat'a bill TO rccoynr OH tho o1cosa Of Untod
States bonda alleged TO llayo boon iBRned In 1869
IL tho Pacific railroads beyond tia authority OF
tho acts Of Cougsess iu aid Of tho aonstructon of
tsla roads,
, 1876-01-27
10, THE POOR INDIAN.
PROF. HEELYg's scliEMk TO yorE ulN At ELEo-
1I3HA.


sufhtat Dtsrateh to Ihs chteads 1rbunt.
WABH1NoToa, D. O., Jan. ad-prof. Heelye's
proposition 10 transfer tho control uf civilized
lhutalls whose reservations aro in tho HtateB to
tho stato Qoycrumenta maetH with the approval
OK all lha meMbora Of the Indian Commttoo,
the only question being whether the Btatos will
cuuysut tu assuns this control. or course tic
unttod Htates uovernueut, by its treaties, is
Iouna 10 perform Its part of tho contracts which,
it has made with those Indians but 1t is b.
l!eyod that tho Indians themselves, "a vol ~
tho people Of tho btates, vii! ha glad 10 have
ths former put on the same footing with other
residents III tho eamc negbothood. For e1an-
nle, there IL apparently 10 louRer any reason
why the Indians OF Cattasaugun County, N. Y,
should be treated 10 wards Of tue nation. while
tLere kra mAny reaaons why tller lands should
bs divided among them. aud they become cisi-
zeus OF the State. Thur qualifications to per.
form tho dut,eH anl besr tho responsibilities Of
citizonshlp are .s good ~ these Of tho syossse
wlite c1tizeu,-illeea, tl.eso Indians havo
roscAed such = stato OF civilization that they
ought to bo Able. individually. to own lands and
| taka care Of Themselves. With siew to pre-
has authorized cortosp0nlsnce to b. opened
with the Governors OF New York. Mich
| igAp Wisconsin. Rnd North Carolina. There
| are Indau reservations III tho 6sstoa OF Alnsaa,
| Nebraska, and texAs. but tu these caass, tue
indsans are attn sAyaYes. aud |. Ia, therefore,
proposed 10 begin With tlose ststos whore The
Indians hAvo mado 1aost psosrcsa. Should THIS
/ policy be adopted, 1t would open the way 70 tho
eventual settlement OF tue 1ndinn question ia =
very satisfactory tuAuner. Tue widest Indians.
after they hare bcop forcet To live On soauEY&-
tiou for = generation or two, and have during
that time, been surrounded with the arts OF
civilization, Attain = cradltable dugres Of civil
izatlou. and 4. when thoy have reached q
giVeu stugo, they could bocome citizens
81 tho btatea In which they reside,
and become ouDers OF land, the1usne1al Gov
asumsut could bo xclsased ftom tho ssspou4l-
, 1876-01-27
ECONOMY.
CNoN1WlA
THE WEaTP01Nt APPROPRIATION.
SnxcIai flfknuieh Ia Thk Chf.dna Tr1f,ltt1s

THE NEarP01Nf APPROXIMATION.
sp<ciai Dfspaseh to The CAttaqo Tribune.
WAstI1No1oN, D, O., Jan. 95.-Tho House Las
commoncsd It's first sarnoat work on tho Appro-
rsiatiou bills. Tho Military Academy bill! VIVA
hsgun. but tho genera! dobate upon it was not
concluded. The bill, al roportel, shows o coii~
siderable reduction oysr tho hill Of last year, but
tho Republican speakors insisted that the pros
tcrdod economies arc d specioue Baying at tho
Bpigot enttroly unworthy OF tho dignity Of tho
milton. Eugene lIale, representing tho Repub-
Icans on tho Appropriations Committee, traced
tho history Of oconomy-roforlns Of tho Itepubll.
can party into tho laat Cougrcds+ Ifo assured
the Democrats that, In their present frantic Of
forts for humbug economics, they werc going out
nftor plucked chorrios, aud would como back
emptv-hau1od. Tho opposition 10 tho bill Is
directed " tlo proposed reduction OF tho Ba!arioa
Of Professors and the pay Of Cadets 1T Woat
Point. Tho ltcp1bl!canH generally oppose this
md will bo assisted By prominent Democrats
The Military Committee, tu0luatng Dsnlocratiu
members, will autaguulzo tho Appropriation
Committee In this ruHpocs. Tho former Con-
.itteB IL very jealous of its powor. aud fsela that
tile new rule alone euhbltA tho Appropriation
Cnmptttca 70 take tho bill ont OK ita llauds.
Dan IIurlbut nado tho speech OF the day
n,{ellst thcsa reductons. 1lo denounced thonl
NJ bastard, laundering economy beneath tho
dignity OF the nation. lie duclarel too, that
tho now Appropriation Uoh,lnitteo hrd badly
hnnKlea ita bill, 1nd bad mol framed 1t according
10 law.
, 1876-01-27
COMMl1TEE.WORk.

Estrtai DisDateh 10 7h< Cafcdoo Tlbun4.
WAsm1NoToA, D. G., Jan. 2g.-TAo House
Committee on Public Buildings md Grounds
commenced to-day an Investigation iuto tho con-
Bsructson Of tho Chicago Cuatom- uouso Build
ing. An that WIS dono vas to listen to state
mcnt from Barney CauAeld. 10 brio1y mar
rated tho circumstances connected with tho
building Commission, md recommended that
the Committee heas Secretary Driatow and su-
porvittng- Arohitcct Potter before any definite
plan Of investigation is formed. These ollcials
hare baea Invited 10 spposr befora tho Com
mittec.
D1sTn1Cr ExPENst3.
Tho Houoo District Of Columbia Committee,
at itB meeting Tits mornlng, agreed to submit 10
the Commissioners Of tho District number Of
questions, for the purpose OF AcortainiuY II the
ctrront expenses OF tho District cannot bo ro-
ducod. Tho object Is to obtain Tho viows Of the
Commissioners on tho subject Of general re-
trencnnent in tho District.
NC CURRENCY LE0lEI.ATIoK AT PRESENT.
Tho Committee OH Why's and MeauB Ia 80
much divided In sentiment on tho subject Of
curreuoy that nlers Is little prospect that 1t will
report any bill ou thai subject iu tue uoar
future.
, 1876-01-27
BRITISH COLUMBIA,

Special hspatih 70 Tia Ehaeaoe Trstun..
TORONTO, Ont. Jan. 2o.-A special dispstch
rom Victoris, n1tsiah Columbia, TO tho Ulo1s
fays the doYsrnmeat wa4 defeated to-day by
nAjot!ty Of s In \ full tIouss, The ceuauye WAS
eu tho Government policy OF plsdging sabsldlsv
10 Canada IN return for money borrowed, Ii II
ondorgtood that they will reagn to-day, Tue
dsbAte Sss vosy long aud sbte, Aad tho excite
tnant Intense.
, 1876-01-27
THE RECORD.
s1IN


wAsu,so7oa. D. C.. Jao. 2s.-Ths Chair laid
bcforo tic Senate communication from tho
Secretary Of tI.o Treasury In response to tho
Senate resolution OF tue 20.h iost., iucosiog the
report Of tho action taken by him in regard 10
collection Of ,uouoy due TO tho United Staten by
tho Pacific 1lnIroad companies. Ordered priut-
Cd, aud to Ito Oh tho tabo.
h{r. Wost presented memorial Bignod by
zsycral members OF tho state senato Of Louta,-
nua. In raforonco to tho credontials Of Eustia
claiming soat as United 8tatos senator from
that State. Mr. Weat said that ho psasoutod tho
memorial on behalf OF Euatif Bnd pskei that II bo 70.
ferrcl to tho Committee on Privileges and E!octlons
80 ordered.
n111.s PARSED.
Mr. Al'taen called tip the iIoaxe b1 transferring the
custody Ut certain InJan trust fun1a from tho 8oceo-
tary Of tho 1utertor " s Treasurer Of the Uui,ed
Nr. I1owv from tho judiciary COMMITTEES, so3,osted
fayorahly on tho itoaac bill to nmeut tho rev14ei
statutes of tho UalIel aatcs relating II natuxalz-
atlun. PaAaod.
DISTRICT n1LL.
a1r. Morrill,. from tie Cnnmtttre Appropriations
reported With an amendment, tho House joint reso-
lutinn directing tue Commissioners Of tho District Of
coumlts 10 pay interest sn tbs &C. boads uner tho
act OF Jlno ~, 1874. Placed On TIC calendar.
GOVERNMENT CIVILIZATIONS.
Mr., Morrill, Rsys notice that ho wpad czl np tho
Join. resolution tomorrow, for action II nect-
ci of this nonth, t orler 10 snect .hs o5g,tsoa Of
lie Government faIlnR lus Tic Int OF February.
THE r1u1r1C KAiInoADs.
Mr. Wrat su11n;tto .cao1ut,ou requesting the Eos-
ro,ary Ct te Treasury 10 slbrn to ta Rrnsts cnijs
uf any propositions nlio l,y te lnrtno karosl cu-
1net Tor tho creation Of . slnkin9 ftI fSr tlc re.
dcnition OF Tho uoYcrIlncnt mort9a9oa, tceuhpr with
.tsteu,ct of t,e Aetion pf tic OoySrunent thereof
and Of tlIo reasons therefor. Agreed 10,
= urnuTsr M, furnn
,fr c.mcron ira from ia cn,nm,ttr, m por,ton
Ttrs ,ai m thn liam, iont r..1i,,tion n.ttI,a.
i~u +; Harris liam Initial Htatca nm sui =. Tuus r.
.csn,t tho tr,1t OF Uon,missoner 10 tbo Hntcnnisl
EIhfi,ition Of fio Itny Of Tunfs. Ue snfmitteI .n
n.ntrnt t,royt,ltru ff.t ,fnrinr s a1usnrn from
, 1876-01-27

Bill! King and Pacific AfRii como nm again, but
hot smiling. "Why not let by.goncs bo bY-
konosi" aaya William"
Dlano's blunder IL 80 very obvious TINT no
Fel-o1ganized Dnniocrasio paper car toll what 1t
b III EceH than coluEail-nud-a-hall editorial,
Tho Louisville Cou'.ie7-Journal aays ntr. 1Inl-
Head llas constituted himself Mr.. Daino'a
special boiilo-hodor. Then q strong bacltor bus
4 strong mau 10 back.
Speaker Kerr Inns forbidden The salc Of liquors
1t tho lIosiHo rcatat,rant; aud tho Randall men
e1clatm. ''Thero; wo told you GO. What lind OF
Alnan Ia ho for spcakor7"
ATDdca Club has beon organized at Auburn
N. <. It celebrated Its birth with supper. Arc
nos eating, drinking, and voting among III. hgh.
est privileges Of cur fallen nature?
Gen. Grant and JelrerBon Dayia order their
thocs Of tho sanEa firm III Now IiAvop, and tho
Now York Sun thinks 1t may fairly DO said that
they have shason hands across tho bloody
chaBm. Shoo, ily
Ellis II. Roberta, ono Of tic trnest aud most
carnest Ropup1icsns In Now York. IL credited
with having ga!d that RECONCILIATION must como
on tho basA Of q victorious Union. aud not on
TINT OF martyrcd south.
The New York Tribune Rcos In tho measago OF
Gov. Luuiugrou, If WisconBiu, "marl,s Of d re-
turn Of sanity to tho Western treatiuut,t Of rail-
roads." Gov. Iudlngton. wo boileve, Ia ono OF
thops who mover lost tlotr teaaon Oh this aub.
jeot
The 1ahid Enquirer Bays hluntly that II the
party must havo Tildcn 1t would prefer 10 have
him from the East. ''Wo want no Westsrn Til.
aens. We don't want and VIC won't hnvo those
who, residing among raa, arc not Of us." This
H. mi.
, 1876-01-27
WASHINGTON.
Repeal Of the Express Com
panies' Grab-Law in
the House.
The Measure Restores the Old
Rate on Transient
Newspapers.
House Debate on the West
Point Academy Appro.
priation Bill.
Gen. l1urlbut Speaks at Length on
True and ralso Economy.
Prof. seelye's Plan to Endow the In
dian with Citizenship.
uow the Account Stands Between tho
Government and Pacific Railroads.
Work Laid Out by the Several Standing
Committees.
Preliminary Work in the Chicago
Custom-Ilonsc Investigation.
Prof. seelye's Plan to Eudow the In
dian with Citizenship,
low tle Account Stands Between tho
Government and Pacific Railroads.
Work Laid Out by The Several Standing
Committees.
Preliminary Work in the Chicago
CustoM-Ilonsc Investigations.


speeiai b.spatcA 70 rhs Cnfeaq, tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. c., Jan. 2G.--:rho House
passed lllo bill which rapeaH the obnoxious pos.
tai amendment. Tho object Of tho bill Ia TO re.
storo tho postage OIL tlliHd.c,sss matter, iuclud
Ing trau'ient paperu and samples OF merchan-
diae, to what 1t wAH prior to the amendment
slnueclcd through OF, the Snhdry Civil Appro-
priatlon bill during tho closing holrR of tho last
session of ConGtoBa, doubling the postage. viz.
cent for two ounces OF fraction thereof.
TLoro WAS less excitement and bitterness attond-
lug tho discussion than was anticipated, sud tho
bin WAS passed. BY vivn yocc vote. Cannon.
Of Illinois, OF tue Poat-O Ol1cs Committee, msdo
the speech which showed the grcatosk familiarity
with the subject, and which best explains tho
operatinn OF tho express compauios amendment
and Of tho nature Of tue poatal sorylco. From
Lis speech tEoae facts arc taken Sinco the it,
croasc Of postage tho revenues from third-c|ass
matter havo fallen OF, and tho o1ponaoa of tho
Department havo not been decreased. Tito only
harvest reapod in consequence OF .has legisla-
tlon Ia
D7 THE EXPRESS coXrAE1Ea,
Tho cxpansca Of the Department 10 distribute
lettcsp and regular newspapers Ia s17,-
ia '0G total orponauae. anana 'SSt Iho smeesos aes
without additional cost can hand!o thinl-claH1
NattoE. 4uo kEaliaPogthtlon ol ZIG tulru-clhBs
ma.tcr will not add any considerable additional
compensation to mali contractors, The length
Of mail routes upon which service Is performed,
exclusive of railroads, aggregate 2o5.0o0 nl'les.
aud on all theso routes tho pay Of tho contractor
Is tho same, whether ho oarries much or littio
mail. Tho exponHe IL In mailing tho trip and
not In tho amount OF mail carried. Tho railway
1aail-roatoB aro 10000 miles tu length. Ono
fourth Of the roads do not carry to tho mini
mum.
THE rAY WOULD NOT nE 1NcnEAaED
by thfrl-claes nlAttsr oven II the amount Of
samples BY merchandise carried In tho 1naila vas
quadrupled. Tbs Iosttoastos g ouotal atated to
tho Committee On rost-O -Of1lceB aud post-Noa1A
that, prior 10 tho 1st Of Dncuu,bnr last, under
thu temporary revival Of tte frauling privilege,
llo sout from Washington 25u tons Of public doc
umonlB, aud scat.ored ovor poriod Of seycn
mouths, and that 1t n,a1o no aprrociabte differ
enco III tho mails. Thore ID sont out from New
York alone 50 tons OF mail 1uhttor daily. Tho
naalla will not DO overloaded by tho merchandise.
, 1876-01-27
The WEATHER.

WARRINGTON. D. c., Jan. 27.-For tbs New
England aud Middle States, increasing easterly
to southetly winds, falling barometer, rising
temperature, generally cloudy weather, and rain
0f nnoW.
Fur tie Lako region. cloudy, slightly warmer
weather aud rain or stInw, with southerly winds
yecring to westerly, falling barometer followed
by c!easing, cooler weather, rising barometer
ana ,iortAcEEy to westerly winda 10 the Uppa1
Lake region.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
f.~ Dn
, 1876-01-27

IHuALLH. " MUEK6HEE.
Tho investigation Of Tho secu-asions msde bv
Hen. 4hahkB ngalust indinn Agent IHgnlIs has
not rosulted In auy atartl!ng disoovetleH. Willie
it is posaoo that Ingalls, may lack eotno Of ths
no avldanco has been provided that Lo bas teen
guilty OF disAouost aoi4.
, 1876-01-27

SAW FBAsc1sco, Jan. 2C.--A sale Of 4s0 shared
Of delinquent stoek OF tho DAns Of California to-
day realized e1450 to S1G. Tho aasessmen& ot
$40 waH raid. Assessments On ali tho ranaAin-
,uB stock haso been paid up.
, 1876-01-27

LOUISVILLE, Ey.. jan. 2G.-Tho statement In
tho telegram published yesterday concerning
financial dapresstons at Paris. Ky, is partly To-
o''r1ect as tho twenty persons wero simply losen
by tho failures Of TITO lirna4. Thore ia no occa4
tion for any great e19ttomont. and poople at
distance can te insured that PARIS and Bourbon
are financially ~ SOUND rs any pazt OF tho Hsake
, 1876-01-27

NV foHE. Jan. 2G.-The affairs Of Viss b
Co.. sttaw-goods aoaiers, are being rapldly sst-
tied BY tho Assignee. Thslr liabilities viii
amount 10 over ai,60o, 900.
, 1876-01-27

Tho Commiaaloners appointed to adJnasclatus
against Capt- Wards cstBse bare allowed t327,-
957.o?. Tie claims presented aggregated ovax
e3QNUQ
, 1876-01-27
FIRM CHANGES.

Tho firm Of suANcuErr LYoss IL th.a day dls.
solved BY mutual con1snt Tie business viii bo
tlnu.sd by Jnsss Il. Lyur,s under ths nrm u4tna ot
lease Il. Lyous + Co. thu husuesa Of ths old n1m
viii be settled II tie office Of Jerss X Lyous Co.. Is
MArkrt.s2. ALFRED ). HARCHETT.
Chirayu jan q, 1916. JESSE Il. LYONs.
, 1876-01-27

NOTICE.
Tls copartnesshi,' herttafore s1tstln8 under tnA
atylg and ann usla oI Warner. Aazs&on i Felix hAs
sIlisvd ty limitation. Mrs. T. W. Warner tetirtnx.
Tic l.1iarsx Will hurcnttar bs conducted ly tbs
der&,xuu uilIer khs ArIu uAlne Of Felix AAkston l.
NlA1I. HEM. +. fkL11,
THUS. MAlt5IuN JRs
FRANK n, BLAIR.
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~T.Ir ot ,... t. prrnt- CorN1l. So:
lata. .aaa Circuit Conf. january
CO., fs1.
LrYr r. lrmmon ~ Minerva \.
mw. Jacob I.cmmou. Nargaretta
iiu.a-, son D. Lennon. and Nillarl
T.. i.....u.
l 10 Lennon. Fac plaintim being
duly Fs.H. upon hi- oath says. that the
dc.cu Iut. Jacob Lemmum. j. O. uoH-
rc~id, Hf thr state ct Indiana. and
tia ..u JHcuu Lctumon i resident
co. state OF California aud that q
c'a e.. .rnu exists m hchalf Of the
piG.ut'L 81 in,i said Jacob Lennon.
and ti.t sc.u cause OF action relates 10
real estate. Hud H. for The partition
thereof. n hC further .wo1rs that said
Jacob .s....ou b. 70 niece >ary party 10
tle above ort.od action. aud that said
action relate o. real estate ml tbe par
tition thereof LEROY T.. I.Isr.oV
btNL h EuWuN-gvN. Clerk
Circuit Court Dubois County D.
BY T. l.. GrEEN, Deputy.
o.. 4. Ely, piG'- AUy.
Nov. 10Th. 5,-3w.
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'e lpl.,ar Dubois Couruy. Sc:
4 80 l-I,br -i..n io henry a.
y t.a--# 80 lmft.k auj
19i las H-.g,.- thr Ddisni
'and Ft'r. ssh appears hr all
..u ..| ..' tul.-.-r-ilcu'- 90 e..
t 4aa. e3ii .ulir-i, also .ivra
- tlj trurtnt. who 90
lavI i... 81. 70 iurri.n
...b. u trra h.eI.. r,r-uitl.
Nh'as. Gart. d.-
rr'. Edward frtt.
ll.H- lr-.fl. 81 ,-"ph Iroril.
.l. ..t tD... ave d 20 q rou-
nlr t commenced au ACTION against
io nulo'-t e'6t Cuurt ct the
,r r.l1L1. tore, Husa q mortgage
r f-. ,ifur sd Zoo saii cuuni,.
I 'rntani- arr therefore. herrh,
i". i.rti. iii., I'D r,usr will stand Tor
rur .riai 30 iheheNt term 81 said
3uhni- Circuit Court hs BEGUN and
iriu 90 Else Court h1u-'.. 900 Tie town CO..
Jasper iH DuhOi- tuaui'. lniinul. on
uc ~er."d Mnulls ef lrnu1ft urNt.
.-77, 4t d. lirh tim" .lid DEFENDANTS NAV
rperr aud answer p'.uatll-' complaint.
,r the same $50 It. hlaid and determined
% ihelr absence.
lil ur'ne o thr CON
BAIL D.. 40 HN ~TON. Clerk
't.o. rrnit Court.
iiv b. tH...I. Deputy.
..I.ef". PM Au'N
@ fsT.-.t.
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U1t seemed a little singular 10 see :
respectable looking man, as we saw
numbers last week in indianapolis, 20
along he sidewalk, sndAll at once pull
from under LIS coat a tin horn. with @
tore like first class bull frog, and blow
Il for q few seconds, hurrah for Hayes,
and then put back his horn and march
On As though he thought he had done
himself credit.
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r.. rIl NOrIti.

T1AKEN up Colum. Brown. loo
fownshin llbois com 81 luiian-
one roam COW. marked viii swallow
toiF in the ri.nt ca. aua an under .
croD i'm the Ter and coumon -Lsu
BET on. aul appr IA 20 twelve doi.ot
AMI fin cts ~ ioIn W. Kemp and g.
A.. kcTn. Nov.ml 7th. 1876. The
ali owe described COW 0 rs posted before
- according 10 NV.
W. \. LroONFE. !. 70.
nov 18th. 76 -8v.-
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N.tcr thC BattIc - Republ!c.-A
>hort stops.

shore stops.
u, -,. heat. aud a.. rebel v,r.vhoo,,
foue it.-w clmsn.
on for NV now suit ~ Have
,-,o,, - -co.n~r
Co,fo,,.d it.it'. too had -TIp,,.r
n, wo.k wa. IN vain. and my topc.
xonr gIimmer,ng.-A Gramel.r,,b, r
90. Tor Wv roll.ctor.hip.-S,aca,
Wei / don't Know. but l,o... its oil
i-lt ,uI tr,-t ,,irr,,d ,vor. v5u b..,.ir
agaiu. -.ruLn..v.
Tm 10, rri ,.l... over IL. for II couldn't
O.. p .s-i worse ti,,n +. i.-tbough /
voted Tor iIav-..-Noman
The Republicans acred the d-n fool,.
aud o.,.h t 10 have be.s b.,te, II
Dillon.
Ala, n. more free whistle. for me
Rose
You Democrats have chance &C. show.
your spirit OF Reform now. aud If Won
can stand il We can.-Iobb..
Iwou't give ND till Conyres. enus =.
the vote - Bix,er.
I'M tend 10 INV saw logs and babies
and Jet politics alone now.-Leming
Zone. bow. lets take another drink
Who in the hill care. who. resile,,
y Lie " we plenty to driRk.-HsD Donald.
Dang il. T done nv best. but i dome
no good: can raise wool on sheen
better ;!.sa 7 S.a sas. Wi over peo-
pies eyes.-Kel.o.
Whist are ven Dcmocra. ravortiue
shout Wen -au.t von out vel, II !,
.lSesa.l wiuter-Br. Hill.
Ia ~ .ooa sell good. 10 Democrats >.
R-pub.ic,r.. soI 90 an. no,.,
HARRISON.
I eogldnt fix the election boarls -
-uit me. bu; since TiI3sns elected il
don't MAKE much difference U.r.
bison.
I wish Tilden woBld give n nor,
money. more honest officers. and bette,
times-though I worked and yoted =
keep in the present officers. and for con.
traction oftbe currenev-U Moran
Reform j. humbug. -Rah for Have,
and 2lunder.- simmons.
Let NJ have peace.-EIis.
I saIIs out nv y d frrr;,u,s .L.,r
now. Who bids .-Band.nstein.
Nv teaching was in vain: nv spou,
ing WAS in vain: nav sui hunt wa. in
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-17

@The excitement over the sction
for a few days was intense all over tho
country. but as II j. settled that ridden
vas elected, feelirg Of 10y among all
parties, even Rep 5lican.. took the place
o. The anxiety, and all expect bette
da-s 70 avn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-17

O-At Ieas. half OF the male poru-
l-.isn OF indianapolis went cray over
Tic confetti re urns last THURSDAY
aud Friday, and al night Thousands OF
10th parties marched tie str. cts. -isking
night hideOus with their yors, grOaus,
AMI internal tin horns.