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Burn.

At Phoebe, New, September 22d, to the wife
J. d. Stephens, a son.
At Flat Nose Station, Lincoln county, Nevada.
September Goth. to the wife Of J. Ii. Losser, u
son.
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING IN THE POSTOFFTCE AT
IL Phoebe. New, Sept. 20, 1877, II not called
for in four weeks they will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office.
Bass j Fealin W
French EA Flanner Il
Hall ID II Hanson
HarpJ Holans 7
Mechan Ninens
Sampson smith
Rtsnsheld W.T. VanzarE3
WellsBF White
Wells Il Winters Mrs NJ
Williams T.
aGGIsTERED LETTERS
Joseph W Allen
Persons calling for tho above letters will
please say Advertised"
CHARLES u. MEYERS, p. II.
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died.

At Pioohe September Esd. Catherine, daughter
of Daniel and Abigail Cadigan, aged 10 years and
IL days. Virginia and San Francisco papers
please copy.
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BUCHAHESr, sept, II.
The weather for the past two days has beeu
extremely bad at Frateshti which is now Il sea
of mud. Hospital Accommodations exs. for 49,
600 wounded. but 1000 are accumulated there.
CONFERENCE.-The. Sept "a.
Hafsi Pasha's division Of 20 battalions Of in
fantry, two batteries and regiment Of cavalry,
entered Plevna with fresh supplies Of proyi-
eions to day.
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HANGS the existence the GOvenmf nj In these pages the
reader VIII n all that proposed or said IN Congress
ON the subject together with entire official action Of Con
0re. m e,unn1 ths votes every previous Presidential
election.
An the congressional this subject aie printed
verbatim from the reports "Thc Annals Of Congrcfa
congressional Globe" and Congressional Record and IN
every case the pages the ORIGINAL WORK nven.
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NEW vopK nAuy TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1877

Mrs Stowe has prepared the present volume IL com
prss series of essays and poems original ana scec,ou'
arranged In the order OF the ecclesiastical year. iu
tive Of the character OF Christ aud presenting the c
dents of his life in form that appeals 10 the inaR"'
,ton and touches the heart The work " not hunp'e
nor is it Intended TO quell The dohDts "hcn a'' i'. "
ht,,icoI critical or rhilosophical difficulties, but to
elevate the subject TO tho plane OF feeling and sentiment
which the author appears regard as the proper atmos
nhcre of religious faith.
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ost:tion Notile.
DROILANATiON
/ HySAMuEL j. TiLpEN, Governor.

WI!EErA- SMITH Ely, jr who's" trrn ~ oic, 0r 'c'
Tratui.t, trIu toe N,ith '"n-ir Vhi '''it
Il % Nr' ltrS .utd base t.IhcI 'h t' 'i'' '
c4y 90 NH.cH. l-Ii tGs its'-' g 'i'd n'r'
ANU NIiEI.EA-. tt~ Constitution r the ln'td .tb
r1t4... tiGt N' sIc. a'S iarprl IA iL' I'Pi, i''
from any tate. th' CSrcJt,N" authority trr", shan 7uIt
o."ciIGh TO pil suca Nac1l,','
SOM, tl.ll ..f lam ~. !. llDl.N. Got" t-",
Of a." st1lcDi NeN-Nttt, g. hereby rirri "' ~ -
q tri uStuntIINr In the hIINtr 'Vuri"-r c' o., htc
"t.tp lD r tr .aanSy ol.sc bl .rIrtIattI1 n .l
fII ir, h" bod N no VITA COn"ro,'nHn D.'ti II u
state, 1UE1uAl, IaddI, srcund lS. rii '.ct"E 80
i,. ana conducted Ia ir -plD"t F tH q.
tlrctl1" nt frptt tH"ntatYtsi Cuucr'sS
L. witness whereof have hr!cIa'o A.nv,l - auG
affixed tie iJ seal - c - M 90 tht ca l'o p sac tt %;
Auuv ti~ eleventh. dGy ~ Dcceub"r c c oar LGU
onc Oi1add eight hlnitci gnd scyouty y,X.
70. = SAt.l IL J. tIIDl.N.
a., Governor
CGAs. slkaBss, Private secretnry.
have a.rd the prec~ng vita original l.. .0.l tuatun
Ia eleventh day ~ Ucctnirr 1916 Rud
Ler-b, Gently that thc Is orcct TRANSCRIPT gr trHh
and 81 the whole t!rtcuf.
Witness niy had rnd the ~ Olcc Sccrctag q
STAT AZ tEo city OF Albany TITS oieNeIth day ut be-
bcr, ln1G. - .
IL JOHN BlGELpN, secretary n stat.
SnRRiRFs OFTCE
NRW. .IuEk De-. ~, 1870. I
IccTiify that TIE foregoing s htsIt o ts Iu0ana
tOu received by tlis day from The Sc, MARY ~ htiS
WILLIAM G. cox Err
bhtrn Of the CITY and County oI Sow York.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
THE MARKETS.
LIVE SrOCN MARKETS.
FoE TIE WEuK LsUiNi MONpNr. Jan. l. 1877.


BccvcA Cows. Yeas. sLe,pani Lambs S2"I
Theso were ct tho i,owrS i'l,.' ,,,a s,o, swine
52:1;s 5, s ,':, 'l''' .: !. 'si ag5 5
Toii,cth.st.. y. E......... .''' aii
,,.,'r',' ,..., G4i5 50 - lG,i5 ?E..;
o. " ,,, .ast o'v'9 AZ, -. "a s..lg
QUOTATIONS. or BtifLs I"pN'' - ,ltL
INua hOHlay clsi '.''''-.'.' ttIlu.
L,ts .i4ty 10 eli. 90 hcrNtS .iu
N,,u' ,ry tl.iu steers Oxen Sc..'..'. = -
- ,rttuA,,s lsd tooIItos ...'.....-''.' -.
b.. .---..--.. ~
tyaiage % dJt, 'iliittfn '-'.-''''''' .rlls.
IytfcrrI IaI"c 90 pt'rs ..--'-'''' ..ls fus.
1,cy,r.s ~ Tine cal trrii. ,,,
utttNt.- urssfpls 20 t'ay ltb tdl i"N'N 't y
~ N.,ftsf flasiag ISIS Ic'l o = .c - W., ,
% g, Nt.,t,., shlpiuuts q. dressed Ac' ..'
,.. tl, mani week. Vita uo;.r S.It '4"", N,r...
~ ~, Iyr,, rcc,,yrIs duliug Tie Nc'k acre, i.,'
lac h.sh r. g. Eastman toi hFn' e-.s si No,- -ui.
90, rai TottI receipts Oi Ctttl lnI VIC . - ~. ~
a. and ID, cuahsr SOI glnst ,''' '','f ~, W ~
rota tnr t.e rar jst ouaet 4'"-to * - n.r.,C
s'Vri lor, o lstlIo failed 70 tt1'A "a" a., ~ Sr
~ -, A, tte rst sellers trlyi 10 adNdnCe '
80 h,t n A. as hard Sul tht p.S ,, n,, ,
~ "a ~ 49,, tbsn an this day week, catte h, M -
y ~ I','i,v hut closed to-day NtiA dt t!"aV li-.
lota'a' % .,o.i many common citr 20 tlAt lht N'"o
ll'a, ~, b,,Grr tlan last Monday We no =, 80.
v sc tic wear about hc lover ihalI t,e s ys ~, -.
Al Hl Aat morr then lnSh ,I
W 49, I'M the stock Was very arb c5s'i 80.
sale and very tow others kV'"s WV -
"Srr i % r,sstd beef ia coming in more ce.y s M 20
hAn Saror,ne It brought 6hdThe niUsty sp ra "a,
me European shipments we're the largest 'nA' ""
All going tlls port lila thin steers,
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
Country.

4 LEXANDER INSTITUTE-Milirary Board-
"a hn+ S,to.l White l1a"a ~ rrLcp'! o. ~ us. yn--
4 HOMELINE Boarding Srhoo! Tor louEg
~ Bows. f. bi%nS, r. 81, il,u.s.,ad, t. l. 500 10 -5H
4 Boarding school Cor - BOYS. O Winthrop
Z starr 4 " Port I-y,tcF Wes.c, scr Conutg, y. !.
4 FIHST-Cf.ASS PRIVATE FAMILY W0uid
ta-c Cntic Charge tTu Ur r Oh FREN, and RI".
them he uc> 81 care iG>iI-,in IN i-T.>H a1d mHo.c u
CeslTcd uT.cc moderate h. W, Noruioh, Conn
NRFN Seminary and Female College, Carmel,
T. y. ", TO- UctI rates a'oAahIi .cuoi or earn
eel Nof.. Sprlas session Ich. lA "Ip c Iii H. y ".
hEAN COILEiiE and CONSERVATORY of
~ MUSIC Tinglartou = N.-FD yJJI: if cs, -, pr'
quarter TIE ,ntrc ooles" and c'n.erTaIry course
S,t.a rates ,ut,ra 81 cier-yu'u. M,,NIy Gas ~
et.cactto n. 4. PATE i}-pE. a NJ. !1rs.trnt
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
FOnrsTlP, oF THE MASTER By UAErI
-----..-L I-.--. ~. 2 - j d. L.--L a.

FouTsTlP, oF THE MASTER. By UAE.uI Efr .R
STOWE I4inJ. III. 3,h. .. g. Fora * ca.
la the great co;liict OF modern time. between
Religion and ,k,ptris;n MIs. siawc anrn, tnai Iua'y
tuncs we been battered dOwh Whch tbuRlt
indisutisaGc u the dcicGse Of ity, aud Tire time
has come FOR retreat the eitadc which i found Ia IN
person Of CHRIST. lie IS at Win the author OF
Nature and source Of all power TINT VIII v. hos seen
him may bc sand 10 seen the Crcat" q. , ad
loved Gs we i've and hove. only Oh '....4 j"... lie
gave 10 every human affection a mo. a5i1qi. ilef
tttiOn more perfect funcss. TBe g. "ur a.. '-
written IN his life From hn we l-- ..s.f,,. 2" O.
tude fornving love- The great argn, gel "a D.s,.nu
IL in the lives Of his followers IN IL ir" AIh,
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02


''''@ ." ''' '''' JOs t. King. y. p.
GOLDEN iiiLL SEMINARY for yonng ladies
eE i, ,oecuort Coan. Adircs' MIS- EMILY htIsON.
NOMn SCHOOL. Ncstyil!e, Conn, for boys
2 from to - iio ~ IT, i.ii ,ir'2 i ~ 4 ia,
M j.. e aad 81 iiroaay e. iJ y. " ~ H. Pin.
u Award NIVEESiTY Cambridge, 5iass.
Harvard COLLEGE Examinations Ter alni.sioa ,7u
harcso De held c three days iuiowa' Ae ias Wcuos
gay gay ID S,, d, me- i M u 4 icy IL n, m i m At at calrc
ouE for details l"tmc IAl circular concerning a!L"3suh
The elective corscR o study N Isryari Cora "a dcscrp
tive last 81 when may be i on application "ii hereafter e
sa,.i s,t.siy hc Faculty pc'e narc
M ' Ior ] I t'i az t Sic .' dac 10 he cas@i s1
Ion tho dr2rc d Bachelor o; AlS LGteI4 OF nj! tn3rct
c4a5i.d,, t4i'5t MlS> is'''' 10 ''''''''
LAwHENc~ sCIEYTIFIc SCHOOL. The five cour.cs OF
mimi Enrin--r or U5r 1r Of ,~irur,j Lrn,rlorh
i5nf geo a., lsn 4, EXAMINATIONS l,r ani,. ,cgf
to Harvard Coi.cec.
Law >Ct,on. p.son4 who hold desrae IN art, sci
.rlcoI hSestonc's Coia iIaiies aus IA fmesh
bv c pcf7ns1a For all IerS"s w'' c"r after rhe
Snn@ 9TH a Cands, s! a. Cnennat r. the Au,mn at
C4nbI. ic op. FOr details SEQ Ihc 'cu "i the @clGl
MEDICAL SCHOOL Persons wr hoi 10 degree n arts
pr sc-nc5 ngsl hrcrr pass an cs' 9G,'o o' td,s'',a
E~. & f G i =" ,, @ NAN W., WV y, &c, % III , cc :" D. ti
nv 'H 81 49, ,i &C. r. "a &C. % ~ * wnss,i
ilscmc5cr and cndag thC Test Wednesday m Jcnc The
adn,so cNGWnotr Nj! te h,d - June both at Ecston
and ~ t!ucni.tt, ~ september ~ Lost II "hN -
HEN Al +tiDOi" From tHd aicT N' 'pi"n3f iS.6 iie
sd s. ,f @ "l %. '. s5 % @ 'S cas- 49, '
tNAilNN!iD&NS & FDt WDhE[. Thee r1amih1tini'. ne
I,a.ia. eo q Tie iTcri,g ia,, a,!i b. Ic; m ISL,
d1rns g. iif ioihigtl 49, jus bi: !'u' Glsh J. AN
lrra" 'e,. lcr, All Cg,nhau. r"r information A1 2,.s
Tue ~.r ~ oi g., ID'a comm t,rc ~ rars+uaI, los
'.inri inl -, , ,; .,. ,r,,.,,s .,
tl l-n,,. a., Oh ,,.r.. m. l[IT ,.,.li,tII tir
b.
Sc, i4I; g .ir,rl !.r. i,l. '' w.
! hRNlNG iNSliil l., lHrrvtoWu, y. NO
inr p.r's. Ciic'aro a' TiioIhS GIREPArtiCE'., 80
H.''I' i'''i ""'H''' '.'"Nit% a i;"" t. fna'irat~
tsILs,N al. II\p. tHS.tTTI-t.L, u.
& "'I\'D',. - - ~ - 80 =, lLtiy ~
''"' -'- b .''''' ''.' Ri '.'' '' '-'' F'.l'".
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
fest dit0 1cnn0.

OSV--Ratk Book No. S3,71S.-Plcasa de-
e. 10 t,ir,u Bank, corr, ts'. hhd An
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
EOIfu IT EOIItf,
j. b. HASBROUCK,
Chcf VI the BufCau Of Elections.

NEw. YORK, Dec. q, 1876. !
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant 70 law, III
~ view the Approaching special election IN and tor the
Seventh Congressional District tl1t the i0o"g arc the
boundaries cCtiOn districts embraced therein
heretofore established BY the Board Oi Police D. virtue o.
TIE conferred upon sad Board by Chapter U7J Of
~. -
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
5ale6 on 9uc!lon

\. MEswiy. AucUoaror.
F2Y EANGS&. Co, GJG Broadway, near Bond
I'D sj.-Sa!ro y, Books WprAs oi Ar.
TSORTG AGE SALE.-PE FER BOWE, Auc-
VI LoncrL b. TUl&DAN iO OrlJ.s. 8 ths northeast
conner BcciaI ald asau ot,., .c ~ H.,IrU RE- CON
talg,a IA me liJs Iiuurl.
VIZ II. BURNS. attorney Mortgage
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
East Side.

DtTII-Sr, 134 EAST. -. Wcl-furnished
81 ROOMS, hot and cold water. witi! sap BOARD
terms Moderate.
III EAST 2OTH-ST Second and third foor
'SNS Rooms ior rcptlrmen, Y thou board references
cTTH-ST., 1872 East, near LeXiugjon-ave.,
tp board, "a. s-ccn hoo. front ROOMS. fur.
the irs floor large PAKU, uniurnislod, with
bay window, mii:uI, anu closets.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
Jnstrnftlon.

City.
NTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 2j2 Madi-
a. m 10 2:80 p 10. The OF tu ION have been rrtuc
MEXICAN KISDERGARTEN.-lh he 18th
~ year VIII begin MONDAY, oct. = at "a Last 43daL
All Tie Iroehc, IDEAS adapted 10 American wan'&
Al entirely new of Materials cheap and br1ntifnl ar
ranged by and manufactured cng for Miss Coz Scoos and
families supplied.
primary schools in various parts OF the country are
Normal 6ass for mothers and teachers every afternoon
~ The demand the Am kudcrsaTcA system as
taught by ~ - Coo * incr'asirs rpdy.
CHAkLIER INSTITUTE,
Y CENTRAL PARK NEW.YORK.
BOARDING And DAY SCHOOL FoV BOYS from to
20 years Old.
E1LOCUTION.-Spc and Gesture Glasses
Ecn?y y Hudson Il. Il. raymond, E'y Or De.WH tlTcl'
iars. Al,r,s, Mre. FGETptH, ioo West litrst.
7 HARRIS PATTON'' Classical School will
~ REOPEN WEDNESDAY, ScPi. -, 81 lla3 Roadway
NsISS VAN WAGENEN Of 13 East Forty
SCHOOL Tor EnrNG LADiE~ 1u THURSDAY, sept -
NSRS. ROBERTS aul Miss WALHEE< In
We Si.r aJd French SCHOOL liS Nh is1HaNc ADVANCED
T6f,c y,,..e I.I.,s yU be received .Go tLe iami'g
EIISS McDONALDr ........a. ,,,o,,,
>alrrp 1So l;rua'l way. Room 81 -.
T,IIas go - lessons h"si Sjt IN e ti" pay
ahv u advance. rvdT:on Will re mace !Ci TWO OF H"lc
ruUlia coming tc-rtuCf
UNIVERSITY Grammar School, No. Win
ci;s sent /. classical rcl and ri nary
Departments. NJ IL HObbY. b. = LAoa4lEia filne'iA!'
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
Country Board.

COUNTRY BOARD.-A fine opportunity for
" snail family to o1t in BoAHD first lass liable and
iuIatnI with home comforts, at moderate
uatcn on line of New Haven Railroad. Address = sEELY,
Diiicn, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
tOinler Resorts

rs'lIE ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL,
NASSAU, BAHAMA ISLANDS.
For iull information, apply
JAMES iIBGEEWOOD g Co,
.tS BTuudV ay, hcw.N ork
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
Dojro ano Rooms.
Below Fourtcenth-st.

EeIOW EOlfGcenVn-5I
4 DVERTlSENENTS FOR TIE NEW-
- YORK TMlErNE ",LL EE KECEiYEp D, At At, THE ,
A. ~ aOS Wcst rvcuty tHrl-st., Eiy!thavc; 7G0
nn f9r , E9y H @ se1 ei S r ~ te and Sli @ &
GIari,n BANK building up 10 p H. ut regular
GNCOND and THIRD FLOORS, unfurnisled
- to sl ct igni. n louse. with commanding go
rance. marble hall ud stairs uPho!stcredi house Kept hr'
c,aa- l3 Etst W E;slnroipilce.
E.h AND - CLlNTON-PLACE near Broad
3 way Handsomely FgR%t~IGED dpubie and siasie
ROOM, add cnirc PAi,IpR FLOOR, with gooi BOARD
.s,g WAVERLEY-pLACE corner OF Win
SD uso,. iaee,IaUd somcy fgrnisheG ROOMS 10 RENT,
tsR 9Iii-sT., Just wce. Of BIoadway.--.Nlcely
bro,h.s If dcsire.i rst'"rtns; n'o'arate rates
sQe WEST 10TU-ST. CTi3 10 $l5.)-SUFf
Gg.s is carpet eiati ac ga ,o good beard
West Side
An ELEGANTLY FURNISHED PARLOR
r.Sa, i5" her ,-'to "'t LII 5s%. a'~y. sc
F'o" ''' ''''''4'' references ''' T. DALEY.
TNlF HAVE. 81, first deer below l6th-;;t.--
FEoNfE9oI o. MI! for a.so L,"GNr E0oA on
'.'0 LEI, FURNISHED, with ho.rl-kooMS,
s'.'tr or s'e'y; r,i'r noes. No ?3 W"S ~
q WEST 2lET-ST.--Sacond floor, frcnt and
- ru-as With 'olr occurans gong Sontc terms
mo-,r.ic; iaeay 'ad appointments G'A'ei i'"Ae. htf7r
c!g,- VN,'.fu- 90.
,ps:ii! 81, -, Wcst.--Fine large, suuny
so rnI., 81 SIN -irgl. irs;-elf4- hO'ui; i,
,.ra', ior .u t,blo bolrt; location uuHuplsscd
t"ii.s moderate.
Eos. WEST Handsome suite of
= ~ r'.a- villa 'Ai', - .irstcl,, h"9,'.
~ WEST 25rH-ST.-Inrrc. comfortable
4 G"Jls, villa or s!,liou; BOARD Louse and table
uao>c".ii'aah!r; scior'n''s
p 4 VEST 35TH->r.--rh ROOMS, well
= rr.l-hsd with .i IGlrl Iuily rot lrr', terms
moderate i""a'icG desirable; references.
tE'sh WEST 3tTiI-ST-'Co let. with board,
fNP<1 IN private family, nicely FURNISHED ROOMS Tor
few single geu,eIe married cuIgg ttrma moderate.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
election Noiire.
POLICE DEPARTMENT
OF TIRE CITY or NEW. .YORK,
NEW. YORK. Dec. 81. 1876.

}
CITY or NEW YORK, ,
NHw. YORK. Dec. 81 lS70.)
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in pursuance
~ OF 3d. Chapter B75. Of the Laws II 1872 that the
Of Police under authority conferred by Section 80
OF said Chapter designated and appOnte the places herein
after named for holding the approaching revision Of regstra
election In he election districts embraced
within the Seventh Congressional District.
REVISION OF REGISTRATION.
FRIDAY. December ~, 1876, from q. m. 10 Q D. m.
SATURDAY, December %. 1876 from a III. 10 8 y. m.
ELECTION DAY,
TUESDAY, z 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
Prool,lYn Board.

BOARD On THE IIIGHTS-At II Jorac-
ST.. cor. Hicks minutes walk from Wal.s; Ferry
sunny cheerful with elias, board rates
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
1ORT EDWARD INSTITUTE. y. y.

IL RATES REDUCED TO SIG = YFAP. 81
Fifteen carhCrs "'r ii fer coll - ~: EhNuc-s or fo
Life. t.Ne GraGgatilg sld.tH
oHnsoiL Admissions II any i!in- pIoi' - ola .
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02

400 WEST 1OrN-ST. (Ti3 10 5i5.)-SUPf
Ctt o. i.G3N-, "a!gut furniture lace curtains, new
Er.s carpet, CRATE Gc 9 hot and oh Watcri good be
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02

,p1:Ii! 81, -, Wc.t.-Fine large, SUNNY
80 roJr. 81 H.. -irgr irs.lfs- hO'ri: 10
,.ra.. t,bl' bolrt; location unsurpassed
t'iu.s moderate
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A NEW EPIC.

TIE STORY OF sIGURD THE VOLSUNG AND THE
FALL or THE NIBLUNGS. By WILLIAM MORRIS,
Author OF "The Earthly Paradise" $40. PIP 392
Roberts Brothers
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02

sESsh WEST 3tIiI-ST.-'I0 let. with beard.
SP<1 IN private family, nicely FURNISHED ROOMS Tor n
few single GeutsemeA married couple tttns moderate.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02

EP 9rii-~T., Just wcGt of Broadway.
rPss rris ti s4aaI tUOM- neat, guIrt house
bro .st II csirc.!; strtuts; moderate rates.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02

H WEST ST-ST.--SccOHd floor, trcnt. and
90 cfir r-n.s with 'olr, occufants gong
ro-,rtc ir'-y aad appointments GatAcei iiIoLAb ltf-t
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
West Side

An FLEGAETLY FURNISHED PARLOR
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New-York tribune., 1877-01-02

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22

Col Major iawley, died AZ bi.
latc residence IH ibis village on Saturday,
Feb i7ih, Al the advanced age OTIS year.
and mouths lis iuneraI was latgen
attended an Monday afternoon ~ the
present week The respect in which be
wAs held IN this community sud The
public positions which be occupied from
time 10 time render II proper to slate
some particulars Of his pen sonai history /.
Col liasiey was native oi tits town.
lie was a sou Of Jabtz Hawley, E.q.,
tie father OF several children, OF whom
the subject OF this notice was the last
survivor, The family wer, brought up
ia the Episcopal Church, aud Col. llaw.
ley Ia early LIE received the rite OF eou.
iirualiJn. An older brother, Rev. DR..
llAwlry, WAS rector OF the Episcopal
Church la Washington city at tbs time
OF the death VI pre,idrut Harrison aud
his spiritnsl adviser during the illness
that 10 ultrd iu bis Amentsd death aud
the clergyman VINO oiiieiAttd nj the pat.
riots funeral.
Col llawley, during HE long life (,
while carefully attentive TO his private
Aflaifs, was called TO various positions OF
public trust, aud was ever faithful Ia the
performance of the duties thereby i'm
posed npon him Besides the military
service which attached to his name the
title II has since worn, be was at one time
Judge OF The Comfy Court, at another
Town Representative, aud frequently
appointed TO the settlement OF estates aud
the care OF orphans. lie was for a long
time Que Of the directors OF the old Man
chester Bank and al the organization OF
the Battenkil Bank became its first pres.
ident Early elected Ms one OF the trns-
tees OF the Burr Seminary, which Office
be held until death, he was liberal IN his
benelsctious 10 H. and sought its pros.
perily,
About nine years ago, as the result OF
an injury, he was obliged to sustain the
loss OF limb, aud though for part of
the time since he has enjoyed comfortable
health he construed the calamity as II
providential call to "set his house IN
order" Arranging his own private con-
Germs therefore, and retiring from all
public business he has been quietly
awaiting the issue which has now come,
neither unexpected or uudesired in view
of the hope he had Of the life beyond.
Ills wife, who survives him, and to
whom he was united in marriage in DC
tober, 1921, is now in her 89th year She
too is native of this town, Nancy
Brownson, daughter Of Col, Brownson,
and also the last survivor OF family OF
several children.
The children OF Col. aud Mrs, llaw-
/ ley have been four IN number, two sons
4 a uyn Il Ia Flt.t.. al ~ ti,a
/ sons aud one daughter are now living 10
mourn be loss at their beloved father
who has Just passed away.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22

w9vl5 have teen objected 20 ~ the
Hrpst.sans sd Der vais probably rr.
isc,sd % ths sane gresads Consid-
srat3e Pre9fbas slreaiy been received
a DenoerAUe bAads "a tat state. Ia
eae county he pemasrai.c supervisors
q eisr,iaa having bcea iaruishc3 vigh
agp.iesla keys 10 tie ballot boIes IN
order g change tac vote - they wish
"a aad more wobld t3Ilow 60 iascs.
tgailes Tls wouli have left the
relative vote 81 ,he iwo Candidates he
sane
Bui Nc are very glad thai tho com.
missioa decided not 10 70 behiud the
papers IL the eases. 6nt, because We
ihisk il according 10 the best interpre.
ta,ioa u The constitution aud law o.
The Subject. aud secondly. because IL
an enabls thsm 10 come 10 a deter,
pin.ti0n. within tho time allowed BY
Iaw and % settle dispute Of which
every Que Is heartily tired aud which
might lead 70 much more serious con
Sequences. Il delayed much longer
If the result had bees the election
Of Tldeu We should have acquiesced
IL the settlement 81 the question and
% good Democrat who has the good
d the country at heart. can DO other.
wise. ltis true too much has been
said aud done 90 both sides, which
bad best been left undone aud unsAid
but peaceful solution u tbe.questiou
must be bad aud tho measure propos'
Cd had the support Of large majority
Uf The Democratic members Of Cong
rrs. who can hardly 20 back on i
now il Is not likely to elect their can
didAte, unless they are like Nasty whs
thought the measure was consultation.
al as long as as there WAS hope that
il would elect Tilden bot now that il
IS likely to elect Hayes. it il mighty
unconstitutional.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22

IA sitemp, vas made one day last
seek. u asssssibalc Gov Packard q
Louisiana 4 dissoiate half crazy
young mas. recently from the notih
bat who, for a frw m,uihs. has been At
work 10 a store ia Mobile. vas turned
"a ~ hir employer for drunkenness
fts sooa after stated he bad big JOB
"a hand aad started iof New Orleans.
hofe be s0aghl an interview With Gov.
Packard uu some pfeieHl and being
admitted drcw fe,loser aud present.
~ a the Governors head. The latter
struck the weapon down snd the bal.
eighty grazsd Bic knee lie was
Immediately shot and woundcd by the
pollcemsn on duty. and would have
beea killed on the spot had not Pack
ard iotericrcd IL is not known
whether any one else was connected
with The plot or not There 10 no
doubt that the wild inilamable talk 10.
dalgod 10 by some Of the reform de
moofacy incitos to such deeds as thi.
aud the sooner ID is stopped the better
for all parties