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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-05-11
CHERIFE,S SALE.
catharine Godfrey, adm'x,
&c No G2a

tatharine Godfrey, adm'x,
US. No. 325.
G.. Il. Hamlet.
Parish Court, Parish of Ottacf,ita,.
state of louisiana.
BY virtue Ola writ OF ii. ia. issued i'll the
above entitled and numbered suit. have
seized and will offer tor sale ut the Court
House door i'll said parish, between the
legal hours OF sale, on
Saturday, 10Th May, 1877,
the following described property Of doCen-
dant, tO-wit:
Ono bureau, one bedstead. ono Office
desk, five chairs.
Terms of sale, cash, with the benefit OF
appraisemcnt. T.P. RICHARDSON.
April 80, lS71. 81 sheriff.
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Si'E.ClAl. NOTICE.

Having secured the services O f IL first class
M:chiniSt. am now prepared to repair
sewing machines. guns, pistols, safes and
safe safe i"rks; M"rk done neatly and satisfac-
tl"i guaranteed. keep on hand NIL at
machines. and sell them ut greatly reduced
prices. BRYCE 'RIIIS
Monroe, La. April "a, 1877.
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Cl1l:lslFF'S SALE.
Parish Court
\. j.. Parker ct nj.
NS No ulks

a. +. PARKER ct alp Parish Court.
R.W. Melton. Stale OF Lonisiana.
BY virtue OF q writ of il. H. i.sned il, the
above entitled and numbered suit, have
seized and will offer for sale at the Court
House door in said parish, bet ween The
legal hours of sale, on
saturday, 18th May, 1877.
the following described property OF tieien
lant, tO-wit:
one bay horse mule. Tige ; one bay mare
mule, Mollic.
nppraisement. T.P. RICHARDSON,
April 30. 1877. 1t Sheriff.
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NGWlNE BACK HOME.''

"Uncle Abe, what does this mean ?'
asked the conrt OF an aged cotored gem
tleman who limpcd out and looked
around as if he expected to sec ghosts.
cit means dat I'ze in q bad fix boss, -
replied Uncle Abe. ape done gone up
dc spout unless you goes light on mo-"
"You got tight, l hcar.''
"Waal, sort O. tight, but knew who
was all dc time, an I could keep de
sidewalk like book"
"You were trying to enter Il vacant
building, they say. The officer thinks
YOU meant to steal the tloor-knobs and
lead pipe.'
uFo' de Lawd, boss, but dat ain't
no how. lie bin hangin' around
Detroit mos twenty years now, and
dis is dc fust time was over 'spected
of wantin' to steal. ] members bein'
uroun' dat house, but jess what fur l
can't say. s'pects I was drunken dan
I lowed to be. Doant be hard on de
ole man, boss, kase dis was a hard
winter on us POI forks an I'Ze jess pick
in up flesh q little now"
eve have the machinery here to saw
YOU in two in four secouds.'
81 know you has, boss, but I objeclss
to de operation. I'ze willing to make
promises"
"Will you promise not to drink any
more liquor for a yearH'
"Sartin' I wilt"
"You moan that, do you?"
"I jess do, sah." -,
"Weii, then, you can so. / shall
instruct all tho officers to keep an eye
on you, and the first time you crook
your elbow you will be hash for my
mill.''
"De same, sah-de same; an now 1'ze
gwine up home an hoe in de garden
an enjoy liberty. Detroit Free Press.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

N"77cF:
The members of the Bar, and others, are
hereby respectfully notified that anu now
III ft1I possession OF the records OF tho Su-
prcmc Court of Louisiana, holding sessions
at Monroe, La. and that am prepared to
perform and discharge all the duties of the
office OF Clerk of said court.
TALBOT STILLMAN,
Clerk Supreme Court.
Monroe, La, April 26, 1877 1t.
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LAURELS FOR THE HOwE.-AEain
the celebrated Howe Sewing Machine
trtumphs over all other machines in
North Louisiana. 1t Ia the easiest
running, sews to perfection, and in fact
the machine is the most durable made.
The polite and popular bookstore dealer
Mr.. Bryce Rills, is agent, and if you
are in need Of n machine you cannot do
better than to purchase one from him.
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HAM WHITE IN IRONS.

Ham White and two other convicts
left in irons on the International train
yesterday morning for the West Vir-
giuia penitentiary. Thieves and rob-
beers Of the West sold, it is stated, 5000
head of stolen cattle to raise fund to
defend or rescue White. The United
States marshals are advised Of this fact,
and five armed men and twice AZ
many repeaters and an equal number Of
Winchester rifles are trained upon
White and his pals. He was told by
the deputy marshal when he was get
ting on the train that he would be shot
the very instant the train was assaiIed,
or whenever he made any effort to es-
cape. Whites leg was manacled to
that OF another convicted felon. The
German blacksmith sent to the Jail to
iron White was told to fasten his legs
together with bar of iron, but the
jailor could not make the blacksmith
understand that he was ironing the
wrong man, and it results that the
heavy manacles designed for the des-
pcratlo White paralyze the limbs Of a
ocular young knave, who laughed
heartily when the officers had to carry
him, helpless as he is, from the coach
into the parlor OF the palace car. Ham
White wore Il sad, detected face, even
rs when he broke down when sentence
was pronounced against him by the fed
eral judge. He never quailed, even
when nc sat in the gallery Of the artist,
Marks that perfect representation of
his strong, vigorous face may adorn
tho walls Of the roguc's galleries of the
world. 1t was q strange coincidence,b by
the way, that while Ham was sitting, "a
few days ago, before the camera, the
preatest knayc and most daring devil
on the continent, Sunset Cox appeared,
that his pleasing, intellectual face might
! be written by the glowing sunset of the
Southwest in paper and on mems mem
cries forever. Mr.. Cox may, but his
wife will not forget this incident. She
| was startled to meet in such Il place
such Il daring desperate in clanking
chains and guarded by federal mar
shals, while she awaited tho making OF
the picture of her eloquent husband
| Austin Statesman.
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FOR THE u. ;. NAVAL
SERVICE.

Tho undersigned, having been re-
qIested by the Secretary OF the Navy
to recommend a candidate for the
position of Cadet Midsiliplnan in the
the Naval Academy ut Annapolis, will
grant the recommendation to that per-
son who, at n competitive examination,
proves himself best qualified to fill the
place.
The examination will bo held in the
Court House at Monroe, La, on Tues
day, May %, 1877, at IL o'clock A. NJ,
and the successful competitor will be
required to report ut Annapolis on the
2lst day of June following. He must
present satisfactory testimonials of
good moral character, must be an actual
resident Of tho Fifth Congressional
District of Louisiana, and must be over
fourteen and under eighteen years of
age on the day on which he presents
himself ut the academy. June p, 1870.
Flo must be physically sound, well
formed and of robust constitution, and
must pass thorough and rigorous ex-
animation in reading, spelling, arith-
metic, geography and English gram
mar. j. EDWARD LEONARD,
Member Congress, 5th District of Lou
isiana.
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CTRANED OR STOLEN.

February -, 1877, ONE LIGHT SORREI.
HORSE COLT airont II months old, with
main and tail eaten OF by cattle. ANY per
son giving information of said colt to the
undersigned Will be reasonably rewarded.
SOLOMON KAHN.
Monroe, April i2, 1877. ST.
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Have your guns and pistols repaired
ut Bryce Rilis's.
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CHElkII'E.S SALE.
18th District Court,
Parish of Ouachita,
State OF Louisiana.
Parish Court

Schmidt & Ziegler) 18th District Court.
VS. No i'll. : Parish Of Ouachita.
O. ii, Brewster. State OF Louisiana.
Schmidt & IieeIcrl Parish Court
VS. No. AS. Parish of Ouachita.
o. H. brewster state of Louisiana.
l:y virtue oftwo writs OF il. Jn. issued in
the above cases, have seized and will sell.
ut the courthouse door ofSaid Parish. In the
city OF Monroe. within tho legal hours for
Sheriff sales,
Saturday, I'd day of June, 1877,
the following property, tO-wit'
4 lot of ground situated in South Cotton
Port. Parish si Ouachita, State OF Louisiana.
to-wit: i.o: number seven, i'll block
number three, fronting seventy
five feet OFT South Second sstreet
and running back. between parallel lines.
with all the buildings and improvements
situated thereon.
Terms of sale, cash, with benefit of ap
praisement. II. p. RICHARDSON.
May l., 1877. st. sheriff.
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Buy your machine oil, needles and
attachments ut Bryce Rills's. Needles
for all kinds OF machines, fifty cents per
dozen.
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Rills's news-counter is filled with a
great variety Of Sunday reading. Don't
fail to supply yourself on Saturday
EVENING"
, 1877-10-04

It il almost with selfish feeling Of satis-
faction that wo noto tho discovery OF sys-
tom Of fraud In tho administration Of ono Of
tho great railways Of England, for It is an
indication TINT the orinlo of batrnying trusts
Is not distiuctive1y American, aud cannot
properly bo charged as natural result Of
popular government. The frauds III tho
Midland 1.ailroad consist Of The uso Of tho
Compauy's money for tho privato gain aud
speculation of tho officers, and they constf-
tute variety Of the san,o claas of frauds
whereby tho Government, States, municipal
corporations, and privato ssookholders
1layo boen awindlcd in this country.
II canuot bo doubted that England will
furnish n good example by tho oncrgotfo
prosecution and prompt punishment Of tho
perpetrators of these fra,,tls. Thore is hope,
indeed, that wo may reach this point In the
United States, since MI ex-senator and ex-
Assistant Secretary Of tho Treasury, nt'd
others who have beon prominently connected
with tho Hovernmont, have boon convicted
and will 10 punished for betrayal Of trust.
Perl,nps tho turning-point Inns beon passed,
and that alroady sucl, change has occurred
In public sentiment that tho betrayal Of pub
liz mud private trusts may honcoforth 10
dangerous prnotico for these who engage il
, 1877-10-04

CuICAGp MARKET SUMMARY.

The Chicago produce markets were unscttlcd yea
terday, with lcsa doing. Mcss pork cloeed 100
17,t per hrl 1.wcr nt Sl4. 50t I4.has for October
md sto. H.Hdti2. as fur January. Lard closed
THGb2l,c per 100 lbs lever. NJ Sa.b5Sos S7H for
t,ctubrr aud 81. ~ for January. Meats wcrc trn,-
cz At H,r for ouso shoulders AID Sc for do ahort
ribs. Lake lsalEhss we're active anl stronger. Ut
&c fur corn 70 'ioifn!o t1Ghwiaea were steady, at
$i.Os per gallon. Flour waa au1l md cnsics.
Witvat cluscl easier, nt 81. oUl for September and
81. 0j.; for netubcr. Curn cl0tcd VIC 1uwett At
4.h 4A.c for ',rtobcs, md +1G0k4ac for Suyctn'
bcr ttats clnnrd Vt lower. nt .<14 GtJ.. casb and
13s,c fur November 1iyc wis steAdr, at Sic
Harley clotcA weak, at 50,ic cash and 0o!tSe61c
fnr November. Hugs were fnlrly active and h8k10t
lnwcr. eiusins Al s.. ooVa5 70 far poor u choice.
Cattle weru tu! md unchanged, with sales at
g. ooat5 III, sheep sold ii s.. .75ls4.6o. Tlsers
,yas ln.peciod INTO xIofs III ta lilly yeatordny 4u1
ears and aUu ht, what liz caEH md u, uu0 bu
coru, III gaeH oatt, IL und 3u0 bu rye, au1 -
ears mud a.o hu barley Total tb7n tArs>. +lJ 900
bu. ttuu hundred dollars tn gold .Wbuld buy
ElU... h7ii IN ErcentMekA at thu eIote.
, 1877-10-04


MEnENEr ALI Inns bcon doposed from tho
cl,laf command Of tho Turkish nrny in Dn!-
g.ria md SULLIVAN rashn appointed in hin
stoad. It Ii evident TINT merit less than
fayorltism has r,,ied in this change. As be-
tween MEuE,tE7 and suIE1atAN there is little
choico, nnlthcr having exhibited high order
Of judgment or ability in tho handling Of
large bodies Of troops. It sknowu. however.
that Su1z1xAx Inns boon upheld by power-
ful influence in Conssantinople, aud this ac-
counts for his promotion 10 tho post which,
with demonstrated capacity rs tho test,
st,ould lnve been assiguol to OsMAS
pasha, whose detsnso Of rluyua clearly
entitlos him to bo regarded na the nb'est of
the Turkish commanders. SuLE1AAHs
achievements, since tbs close Of lis succcse-
fnl campaign against lilo Moutenogrius,
whom ho overcame, hut did mol vsn4ulah,
l,y dint of hts enormously superior force,
lavo chiefly consisted In butting his head
aCaiust a Btouo wall,-hurfing his troops
ayainat Tho lupregnablo position Of Gen.
aApErzKr In sA,pka pasy, aud cutting shcm
slaughtered by thousands for his puins Ho
will DO arorded an opportunity for tho dis
play Of his peculiar talents ID taking tho uf-
fensise ngainst tho strengthened and concon-
trntcd forces OF tho Czarowitcl, from which
ME11Knrr lust week thought 1t prudent to
retro to rafo listance. Quo snect OF tho
new .1cnl will probably 10 to stir up u,atters
on Tho kara Iom.
, 1877-10-04
.tion Of rav material required In manufac-

tAt1on or r1W material required IN Hnhnlac-
tnrc.
While these arc tho vitnl iesuos which tho
country feels tho urgent necessity for
promptly settling, each Of them will find OPP
position from somo tlenngogucs retained
in special intcrcsta or anxious to give prece-
t1cnco to incra mnttors Of party concern. It
ia more likely that We shall bo trcnted 10
hnuseating doses Of ConklingIam- The mr.
Chine politicians will bo rcady with their
characterization md anti-Civil-servfce
l,arangues. E1-(1ov. CnAMnEa1A1S's Fourth
of-Jnly oration will be rehashed In dozen
forms, caci, moro tedious than ita preitcces-
aor. DLAixk's acarecrow Of Mexican war and
annexation will be brought 10 Tho front.
There will be long fights over tho conhr1na-
ton OF rejection Of oficials on personal or
political grounds 1iA1Es' title will be re-
nrgucti, n,ul the Louisiana Returning Doard
overhnu3etl ngafn. There will 10 now tcro-
minds over T1knEx's defeat, mud critninations
nnd rccrjnlna.ions as to tho responsibility
for that gracious event. The hulltlozers and
b1ooay.sl,irt politicians will lght their battles
over, anil tho country will pny the bills to
t!ihult LIZ loAllab&tVbuta ~ A1 sAG1 AIhpsAAs
rhetoric. Worse even fhan this prospect, If
possible, is tho probability TINT tho subsidy
boggars will put in m appearance to waEo q
preliminary batuc md prepare for bold at
tack at tho regular session. They will dcsfro
to havo thoIr yarions schemes discussed IN
oriler to estinlato their relative strength, and
thus ascertain what combinations may be
necessary to common SUCCESS. It Is not nn-
likely that tie domagogues may so far pro-
yail as to lend Congress up to tho holiday vo-
cation without tho accomplishment of my
Of tho schemes of primary importance, but
employ tho timo which belongs to tho nation
In tho discussion Of mntsera which can in no
event result to Tho pnblic advantage, but
which tlsroa.en serious political md financial
crrors. II this Bl,aIi be tue ruling spirit Of
tho now Congress, 1t will bo merely qnoa-
tion as to which party will bc damaged tho
most in tho eyes Of the public. Tho Ropul'-
Leans Gun only hope that tho majority Of tlio
t1emagoguca will bo fottul on tic Democratic
aida, aud rice rtrA1
, 1877-10-04

The Sioux and Arapahoo warriors who
hnye grncel tho National Capital for the past
week h.ye bundled UP thoir atoro clothes
aud turned their noble mugs toward tho
setting s1ln. 1t could not be said that they
went away happy when the uugenarous
Government refused to comply with their
rrpuest for gold trinhiets In tho way of
witches, cui1-huttons, shirt-studs, aud tic
like, yct III fur us these sayayes have becomu
civilized by this trip at Government eaporso,
they lko it pushing well.
, 1877-10-04

lu the opinion of thu 81. Louis 3ttzat*tean,
Senator CohKL1A0 lost q great opportunity
when hs cast lis yoto tos Mr. HAYES iuateaA ol
As. TlLuxK;
Llo might haye made T1lp1H President. and, no
doubt, kv wI&hex now hs hsd. When tbs ixsus
hupx 10 lightly tn The balance shat thu yocg Ut any
Qps powerful kcpublica1 Senator would have pre-.
vented decision IN favor Ut Nt. flArxs, all syes
wsrs directed 10 thV ailcut New ioek Senstpr, ap4
verdict Of tbs Electoral Commission ana declare
iee st4u elecs,an Of TtLpEx. tls did nat however;
b. tV1sa " confirm tho Judgment All t4irgs
, 1877-10-04

tbs cxtrrruo tlrugcr of atnntcur steam
engineering WEI yesterday exttnplsdea ut
Stu!o1town. o., where thrao t1eI put H now
purtab!o steatn saw-,uill togothor, got up o
terrific heatl of steam, aud wero within o
f..w hours blown between 900 and 900 foet
anl torn IL t.loGliy YhrctlA.
, 1877-10-04

Although 10 deaths from ycllow.fovor 90
Cured III Fsrnaudiuo yesterday, there wero
nix NOW cases, aul, NJ nearly all tho physl-
ci.ns fro disabled, tie situation Of af-
fairs is moro critical than ut any limo Hinco
thu serribl, epidemic mado its appearance.
With tLu r4tio OF medical attendance titus
reduced, ths prospects for recovery fer those
wlu nsu now or 1uay heruattor b. suffering
from thu t1ela disease arc gloomy indeed
, 1877-10-04

Tho leath Is announced this morning, md
obituary uosiccn eivol in another column, Of
Archbishop DArLEYt tho ioanan Catholic
priu,nto Of America, md Mime. TuEaKsA
T1ggl1ESs, tho renowned lyric nrtist.
, 1877-10-04

Tho contest for tho Spealesahip may he
said to have opened in earnest yesterday,
Cox having arrived Oh tho ground in reali-
n.as for active operations. 1tAspA11 will
put in IN appearance to-day, MORRISON To-
morrow, and the other candidates will not bs
far behind these IN shieing their beavers into
the ring. All a1s able to make strong in
d,yliuAl showing Of support pledged, bu.
when the total Is footed up there IL clearly a
mistake somewhere. The aggregate OF yotea
which Tho friends OF the numerous sspirauta
confidently 4asest they will receive On tho
hrst bail9s is 20, whilo tho aggzegeie ID
, 1877-10-04

Tic New York 1yna declares that concolt,
arrogance, and folly Jointly ex2laia CoNKLlAo's
extraordinary course. The thoFuughucss Of btu
discipline taalntatus the support Of hie brigade
of ulilcclodcrs selccted originally for their cot,-
te,npubie seryttty Of nature; and ty this na-
chlncry he Inns long ruled tue Republican party
Organization In tue Emplrc atatc.
, 1877-10-04

An important battle Is reported to havo
been in progreHs on Tuesday at Aloxandropol
letwcen MrKurAn l'asha mud tho ntlssinff
forces. Tllu report COMES by way Of Con-
al,:utinollu, md tho r1ost tllAt III ciaimod ia,
that :lug1sran 'taupearel to 10 winning"
, 1877-10-04

Yc.terlny was .i.e dnest opening day ths 81.
luuis taE5 has known slnce Ita beginning. Ch1caYo
aud Cincinnati paNefs will pleaau note thlA fAct+-
Gfutx- UtH.1eFut.
Don't know how 1t Is with Cincinnati, but tho
Chicago Exposition has somcthlug bestdcs tho
weather 10 recommend It..
, 1877-10-04

rs revealing tho inHAntncss OF tho Spiritual
eeance Of the period, the trial Of medium 1'frss
at Philadelphia Is a pronounced anil satisfacto-
y sllcceas. 4 fcaturc Of tho f,Ltss performance
was tllc appearance Of a sguaw {hfrs. DLlss},
"I'1lLr t1le Dootbtack'' {siiss EyAHs), md
"CLAnA WoLr" tAilss BNrpER) who have mn
terialixcl to Borua nccount on the trial aih1
shown The thing Up IN full. Their tnalio-up was
excellent, and tfis deception perfect, until d
gentleman, to whom tho sq,1nw appeared,
tfnntgllt he tmctlcd rnotse carefully con.
ccalcd in sofne brnnly with which tho husky
ma!,lcn's breath was lalcn. This led to ox.
pos,trc, anu finally to prosecution. Among tho
victims was one WoLr, to wllom Miss Snyder
appeared ~ his sister. 80 strong Was Ills faith
III her tllat even her pcrttcntlal protcstations
wcre necessary to shake him. Bliss appears
to have nAdc considerable money out of his
fraud, tu. Ills position now fs sadly ut variance
With his name.
, 1877-10-04

In order to keep The wires open, anu 50 that
Tho intesur ot tho atate euu!d not learn what
was go!ug IN in New York City e|eettot. right.
1wEgR says Ills uudczstrappess were ordered TO
telegraph tho plblc. Fanny Thu CONSERVATION
vi tiu operators TIL heastng 70 much ne"s going
over the liElee III onc night.
, 1877-10-04

There Is 10 quibtlc lstwccu the 1nd!aus and
thu Department u to wheru Tbs redskins shall
liyu or what tLcy sha'l DO. but all hauds have
CONC to iog9cshcaaa On tho question OF paper
collars, white ncckiies. and open.oaeked shiFfs.
, 1877-10-04

IIoM ucAt 14uuAtJs k0o cAiA WEB AlA41 At0-
essnry by tho partisan obs,lnaey Of tho Lost
House Of Representatives in refusing to vote
G1oquato supplies for maintaining several
brnnchas Of tho Government No nppropri-
ttons were ,uade for tho army, which Inns not
bceu paid sinco the lst at July. Tha d.
partment Ut Justice hos no money with
which TO lefray tho expenses OF the United
Btatos Courts, anl Tic niggarllly policy Of
Tho Inst Congress has left tnrgo deficiency
III tho navy supplies, That this policy was
not tn tito interests Of economy Id now evi-
don't snongh from the fnct that tho unusual
expense of tho oxtra session mnat be Incurred
to ulAko goo1 tho deficiencies. It was sug-
gostsd by partisan malignity, md the pur-
pose w,,s 10 embarrass tho new Atiminstra-
tion; but the scheme .hd not suocec.l
10 well "a WAS intended. It was supposed
that tho President would ho constrained to
Gull Tho extra session at u much earlier dato
tlia would hayo given both Tho iulpfacablos on
tic Republican sido mud tho lnalcontonts on
tho Democratic sido m Opportunity to harass
au.l obslruct the Administration In ita efforts
Ia holsalf Of Southern reconciliation And
Civil-3crvfco reform. Time enough Inns
elapsed. fortunately, to ottest tito popular
approval Of both those Administration 1noas-
urcs; nna, whilo this popular approval may
not shut of tho blatant extremists alto-
gother, It will prevent them from mixing ns
1nuoh hoaslway against the Administration rs
they Ind counted upon.
a discussion IN tho Cabinet Of tLo subjects
to DO embraced In tho Presidents 1neasaQo to
, 1877-10-04

considered, II may have been better for The coun,
Try that he did mt foFrrrr then wa he clearly
sees nnw.-for Il Ia difticnlt TO Imagine IN whnt
respect tho Inauguration Of TnhkS could have
followed the Inauguration If ItaTEt. still. jndg.
Ing from Mt: CoSEt,Sn'e present point nf view
OF last wcnk only axcrnvntc*. IlIa declaration Of
waf nGnlnat Mr. IiArxt cnncs seven nnnths too
lasn: It plight 10 havs been fuhtlc Iatt February.
This Is q new view OF the matter. Ills v0te
Ia tho Senate was the only ereditablc thing no
Inns done since he went there, md his position
on tho Electoral question was, tho only ono 10
which he 1,as not been wrong.
, 1877-10-04

II. Louis Is still banging away a. Chicago
savings barks, forgetting that ahe ls as deep la
tho mud as Mrxna ia into thicago.
, 1877-10-04

With puLt4 In Canada and BULLS In Mexico,
bullets will soon be In demand.