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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-26
INTERFERENCE I'm THE
TVHCO-RUssIAN WAR.
TOhicago Times, |

touthho
It may not be generally known. but II
Is the fact, that the late successes of the
Turks are owing largely to the supe-
riority OF their arms, q very large por-
ton of which are Winchester repeating
rifles. or course, q change In leaders
has had much to do with the changes
which have lately taken place in the
position Of the belligerents, but this has
been supplemented very materially by
the quality of the Turkish rifles. 1t
was to the use Of these deadly repeat
ers that the Russian legions, although
hurting themselves again and again
against the Turkish works at Plevna,
were swept back, broken, decimated,
all their desperate heroism without
avail. It Is believed that the losses of
Russians In killed and wounded amount
ed to ten thousand men--a total which
Is horrible In it's monstrous dimensions,
and which can only be accounted for by
the fact that they charged In double
columns against works, amply manned
by defenders each Of whom was able to
fire sixteen bullets while the enemy was
crossing space OF fifty yards. No as
sailant could live under such circum-
stances. To order men to assault works
thus defended is simply ordering them
forward to be massacred. In short,
American guns were the principal ele-
ment in the Turkish success at Plevna,
and were the sole cause Of the stupen-
dous butchery suffered by the assailants.
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A PHQTOGRAPHIC TEST.

An attempts to be made in California
to settle, by means Of instantaneous
photography, the question long mooted
among horsemen, as to whether fast
trotter ever has all of his feet in the air
at once. The experiment will be made
upon the noted horse Occident, who
moves twenty feet at a stride. Within
q space Of twenty-four feet, covering a.
,,sittle more than a full stride, twelve
photographic cameras will be placed.
The shutters of these cameras will be
opened and closed by electricity as the
horse passes in front Of each, the time
OF exposure being not more than the
thousandth part Of a second. The
twelve pictures will be taken within
two-thirds of second, the time re-
quired for travelling twenty-four feet at
q speed Of 2 :37, and will show distinctly
every portion of the step. They will be
Stereoscopic views.
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A MODEST YOUNG LADY.

The Oswego IN. " Palladium de-.
scribes the unlucky adventure of two
young women as follows:
Miss Bebee and Miss Vandyke went
swimming In Vandercamp pond, town
hnness Of be ae atRer cay d IN tine
they knew came along with boat, and
they induced him to take them in. He
put out into the pond, and the girls
thinking it funny to rock the boat, went
at it and tipped her over. They sank
twice before help reached them, and
then all the clothes were torn off from
one OF the young women in the effort to
save her. She went down again, and
positively refused to be saved till they
could get something to put around her,
which was finally accomplished, and
she was hauled out"
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x%EFEH. For Corpus Christi, Fulton and
1MkIGlaNH CT Marie ii ..A..4-nile lee
steamer ST. MARY,
yxt.I,
PASSENG GER AND MAIL ROUTE.
For Galveston, Houston and IndianOIn

Passengers take Railroad Ferryboat foot OF st.
Ann street. at 1880 81. M. reaching Morgan City
at II If q. M. there connecting with steamers
MONDAY for Galveston and Indianola.
TUESDAY for Galveston and Houston.
THURSDAY for Galveston and Indianola.
SATURDAY for Galveston and Houston.
First class fare to Shreveport s25-Time, 45
hours.
Excursion tickets for the round trip to Gal
weston and return, good for thirty days, issued
at $21.
Tickets and staterooms secured until 8. D. m
daily Sundays excepted), at Agents Office or at
the Ferry Landing, on morning II departure.
Through tickets will be issued from this office
Central Railroad. on the International and
Great Northern Railroad. and Texas and Pacific
Railroad.
jei 1y Corner Magazine and Natchez SITS.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY, AUGUST 2G, 1877

wheel boat they ever saw. There arc severa
boats being built down South after her pattern.
There IL one thing about shoal water propelers
In which they have decided advantage over other
boats. The deeper you load them the moro
power their wheels have upon or in the water;
while In other boats the deeper you load them
she le#s power they have. b. @. HERBERT
CAiHo. Aug. 22.-rhe John w. Garrett and
barges cleared for New Orleans we'll laden. The
U. T. schenek is resbippipg freight by The Cairo
md Vlncennes Railroad, aud will load here for
New Orleans.
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A GOOD VIEW.

About to take country seat:
Possible There isn't much
of view"
Landlord-"Not much of a view
Why, from the front windows you look
right out on the railroad station
ticularly pleasant prospect"
L.-"Isn't it? Why, you see all the
people running to catch the cars and
missing them. Not pleasant, indeed ~
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:" Mother, mother, here's Freddy teas
ing the baby. Make him cry again.
Freddy, and then mother will give him
some sugar. and I'll take it away from
him then he'll squall, and mother will
give him some more, and you can take
that, and we'll both have some.''
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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Sunday. August 20. 1877.
Daily. report Of the stage OF water, with changes
In the twenty-four hours ending yesterday .
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EXPORTS.
Receipts Of Produce.

L1VERPOOL-Per steamship Haytien-30o bass
cotton 50. 900 bushels corn In bulk
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RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN

Pascngoula Per schr Honretta--~3o COO feet lnn
Der to Ii Buddg
Bayou Laeombe--Per schr Hattie M----27 cords
wood to maatsr
Pass Manchac-Per schr Aeiope---35 cords wood
tolmastar
Pass ManehaC--~-Per sehr pomme d 'Or-- Is cords
wood to master
Blind River-Per schr Lady Gav-ls 600 staves to
order
TchsfunGta River-Per sGhr Dorio and Doriar-s3O
bbls sand to order
Shell Bank-Per sthr Lake Flower--snndres to
order
Schr Weightman returned in distress
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No arrivals from sea yesterday.
BTEAHHnATH.

Willie. Trinidad, from ST Martinsvilie
Trenton, Robbins, from Washington
Martha, Bassett from Lower Cpast
Alvin. Scovell. from Lower Coast
Mary Ida. Ruiz. from Upper Coast
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RECEIPTS AT THE NEW BASIN.

Wolf Kiver-Por sohr Elba-25 900 feet lumber to
Stuber
Wolf Eiver-Pef sehr Faister-25 900 feet lumber
to Stuber
Bay st Louis--Per schr Mockipg Bird--~15oO bbls
charcoal to master
Biloxi--Per scbr A lmifa--t30O bbls charcoal to
master
Haudsboro-Per schr Bloom~35, 600 feet lumber to
II Buddig
Biioxi-Per sChr Peigan--s01 bills charcoal master
Pascagoua--Per sGhr Lizzie Keum--8o 600 feet
lumber to w G Toomer
Amite River-per sohr Reporter-5o0o feet lumber
IS 900 shingles 10 cords wood 10 master
Tehefuneta River-Per schr Two Sons-~-40O bbls
sand 10 order
PascsRoula-Per scbr Walter Denny--65 900 feet
lumber ta III BuddiR
Pearl River---Per steamer J + FIazer--G5 cords
wood to order
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UPPER COAST,

REGULAR TIL WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY at 10 q. IN.
IT, N FOR ASHLAND PLANTATION
.kes2ssassaf%I Ascension parish, Donaldsonville
and all coast landings-The fine
side-wheel passenger steamer
BLUE WING no 3,
J. A. Comstock. master.
Geo. M. Woods and Chas. Dean, clerks,
Will leave as above. Returning, leaves Ash .
land Plantation Tuesday, Thursday and Sun
day, coming down the coast In daylight. 70
freight or passage apply on board or to
apo s. HENO. 10 Cont street.
p. y. All freight delivered in the daytime,
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
August 2B, 1877.
Cleared Yesterday.
Arrived.

Brit steamship Hayten, Watson, for Liverpool
Lowell 81 Bailey
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ST MARTINVILLE---Psr stsamer Willie
bags wool lot hides II Beer----t pkgs mise bales
moss II J Hart &co--~2 do Ode a. Wright Dbl
hires Cologne Il Wasson--lot do l. Surls &eo--do #
Dnffpur---I Dbl sugar l. Reder &oo---lot wood and
sun1r1ea tn o der
WASHINGTON-Per steamer Trenton bales
cotton new Beraud e. Gilbert do Nalis IL Cam
mack sacks seed Co ton new A J. Chopin 3 skis
wool lot poultry and eggs Casss---do &c hides X
Beer do Rvkoski & Manade-d do r. Hollander-2
pkge wool Is Bloek---6 bbls moiasses T Pour sins---
snndiss 10 order--foiHl tales now cotton bags
seed cotton bbls moiasses
UPPER COAS T--Per steamer Mary Ida----34D
saeks rough rice bush Il Lsvert--10o do Kip Il Ruch
- sundries to order-Total 440 sacks rough rice
Low BR C0AST-Psr steamer Marth 200 saeks
rough rice Thompson Milla--Iif do Perseverance,
Mile bales moss Moreau & Toca--sundries TO
oder-Total 81 sRcks 'ough rice
LOWER CJASr-Per steamer Alvin--36D sacks
rough rico 7 Thenipson---=t 08 do J FJsratsr-sun.
dfies TO order-Total 4Bs sacks rough rico
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OUACIHITA RIVER.

OUAEHITA RIVER.
NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVER
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY,
OUACHITA CITY, TRENTON AND MONROE
Weekly Ouachitm city u. y. Mail Packet.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at p.m.,
0- FOR oUACHITA CTTY. TREN-
LmkAktfton. Monroe and all town landings
The steamer
HAsTROP,
lin place Of John Fl. HANNAH
L. A. Blanks. master. Il. q. Cornwell. clerk,
VIII leave regularly MS above. Will reserve the
right to refuse any landing except mail land
ings. For freight or passage apply on board. or
to
Capt, r. A. BLANKS. President,
No. Q Canal street, corner Delta,
HTTE d Cabin, BRITTON h EppLEn
JANNEY d WORK. LORD d MopI5AKE. Aa'ts
f. s.-Has regular connection with ai the
tributaries. fe1tf
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Above low
Change.

NBelow high water mark of 1874.
NELSON GOBOM. serg't. Sig. Der. q. b. A,
Arrivals.
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STEAMBOATS,.
RED ER.
Red River md Texas.

He'd River ana Texas.
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANa-
PORTATION COMPANY. AND TEXAS PA
CIFIC hallway AND CONNECTIONS
Through bills Of lading and through paasen-
ger tickets TO all landings Rod River, aud all
railway stations in Texas. The best route TO
Hot Springs.
Tho following splendid and fast steamers
composing the limo will leave as advertised boz
loW
10 belle Marin Louise. Texas.
Q. ii, Durfee, Dol A, = Kouns, Lotus No. q.
W. j. DUlsu. Bonnie Leo. Dawn.
s@=as~ FOR SHREVEPORT. JEFFEft-
k,sss1ll.t.sssaat~ son. Hot Springs, and all land
- ssg.1ssME ings on Red River and railway
stations In TexAs.
u VI. Durfee. Richard SinnoH master.
Leaves WEDNESDAY,. August 20, at u. m.
$40 whhrfboat charges. drayage or commission
VIII 3e charged at mouth of Rcd hiver. or at
Nsw Orleans in forwarding freight consigned
to the company by bill ladlng.
posa treight or passage apply on board Of the
aravier street. Jos. A. AIKEN, President
H1TE oARLrN Bts ~ X SS9Sf Hbbif H eR
1M LORD MoPEAKE. Agents.
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Alvin, Martha, Mary Ida, Blue Wing No. 3,
Stella Block, w. J. Rehsn, Big buntlower, Tren-
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-19
The Change In South Carolina

The Cincinnati COmercial hls u cor.
respondent 10 Columbia, s. e., the
well known Il, V. Rsdfrld. who up'
pears 10 10 Watching events there uu'
dor Democratic rule. This veteran re.
publican reports the State more quiet
and pcuceab!O than be has known /.
before since reconstruction: The Leg.
stature is making thorough inyoVtiga.
lions, and Twill find enough fraud to
sicksu the nation " What mus. b
the character aud exte"t Of rascalilies
which will make tho nation sick after
such experiences as it had under The
lato standardization! 0ns Of tho il.
iustratiyc robberies 10 South Carolina
,Mus tho appropriation Of $1,000 ior
pictures OF Lincclu aud Sumner. which
was drawn from the treasury to build
q new house for the chairman appoin.
tod to got the paintings. While Mr.,
Itedfeld finds tho democrats resolved
never to allow the republicans in pow.
or again, 10 copfssses that I" this
tiercc antagouism is not without cause, u
1.-The career Of the republican purity
bore" ht says. " has been libel upon
civilization. It's rule has been lube.
sility aud robbery. Offices and pub.
lie trusts we're bought aud sOld with.
out shamo. The Legislature was little
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Time OF Holding Courts.

An Act fixing tho time for holding the
terms Of Circuit Courts 10 tho Fifth
Judicial Circuit.
Approved February 90, 1877.
Be iteaaetedtg the LssisIatursof Yes
Virginia
!. That tho times for tho commence,
mcu, Of tho terms Of the Circuit Courts
in the countiOs Of the Fifth judicial
Circui. shall in each year b. as follows
2. For tho county Of Wood. on the
FRS, Monday in March aud on the first
Monday in September.
For tho county Of Peasants. on
The third Monday IN April and on the
fourth Monday in November.
For the county Of Ritcbie, on the
fourth Monday in April and on The
fourth Monday in October.
For tho county Of Tyler, On the
Tuesday after the third Monday il
May. aud on the Tuesday after the
second Monday in November.
For the county Of Calhoun on the
Tuesday after tho fourth Monday in
May, and on tho Tuesday after the
third Monday il October.
For the county Of W'rt. on ths FIRST
Monday III June. aud OIL tho fra
Monday III December.
This Act takes effect from the date
Of approval.
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Oar Warrington Letter.

Wssntssros D c. Nay l6. 1877.
Editor Democrat =
Interest having tcen shown in the
resent interview between President
Hayes and Senator Blaine they being
looked upon as representatives oftwo
PORTIONS Of the Republican party, your
correspondent earnestly cudeavored tc
gain full information on tina subject.
Those who usually know the iuooniugs
and ouIgo,ngs Of the Senator were 10.
able TO give any details, but 'Orcra oil
these gentlemen expressed tho opinion
that Senator Is. would at an early day
take occasion 10 make his position
known, and thus a.ford to bis friends
and admirers rallyiug point. and that
be had told the President be should
do so. It Is conceded by bis friends
that the Senator will make a fatal mis-.
take il DO permits the September cleo
ton to pass without expressing him.
self fully on the proper future course
Of tho party.
Indeed it is plain that tho Presi.
dent, representing the spells of the
party a1G being the author Of fixed
and defined policy. woald under ordi.
nary circumstances gain steadily in
strength within the party. Nothing
but ,Le terrible blunder Of pos;poniDg
tho extra session prevents this. But
the opposition must net expect the
President to 60 on making mistakes
just to please them. Mr.. Wade or
Senator Blaine must have policy
unless they are prepared, as a few say
Mr.. b. is, to let tho dead pas. bury
is dead. and to keep step 10 the MIL
sic Of the Admin. tration.
It is now pretty we'll settled that
Fred Douglass will not bs disturbed
in his Office on account Of his abuse Of
tho people among whom his oifcial du.
ties are performed. So far as known
no colorod man but Douglass has
found favor in the sight Of this admin.
is.ra!ion, and it would DO an unsra.
Oious thing to deprive him Of the
$4,000 per year conferred upon him.
The Presidents 10 terest in these poo.
pic ssems to have died suddenly on the
evening Of election. Contemplating
their condition under tho Admiuistra
ton Of the duly elected President, he
said that bis heart blcd for tho poor
blask man IN the South. Il has not
blod since then. REso.
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An official dispatch says the Rus
SLAMS having attacked on Friday in
great force the position occupied By
the vanguard Of the Turks auxiliary
troops 10 the vicinity of Ba,oum. M
engagemon, cnsacl lasting eight hours
and a bali. resulting in complete
rout Of The Russians. WHO lost 4, 900
u,en The Turkish loss was inconsld.
cradle.
The Russian general TergonhAssO!I
occupied Desdin on the Stu.
The circular Of Count Audrussy to
Austrian representatives absoaa az.
nouuces that Austria considers my
declaration Of the independence Of
Roumania null and void.
The Turks eudeavorod and failed
Saturday night to land at 0lIeni,a.
General Mana has asked for reinforce.
ments. Prince Charles has gone to
0ncutiza,
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The Capital.

We make the following extracts from
an address issued by the citi1eHs' coin.
mi.tes Of ClaEksbutg. on tue capital
question:
""s This Capita! question hAI hreu The
prolific parent UfdlSsCf sion 10 oIF legislation
and m element OF sectional irritation and
ditcOrl ever Itlce thu formation d the State,
Of the expense Of many IouSands Of dollars
TO the public, md tie waIte Of much vHlua-
be thus Of the legislature. ithns suggested
and afforded tho OCCASION TO desiguing
srl.emrrs Of both political parties to foru
combinations to The dptrineut Of the best In
Serests and advancement Of the State. The
present plan Oilers the opportunity ofa ltt-
mite solution and settlement OF long veSel
question, und would relieve US from uniiAt.
itring comments ION abroad upon the itia'
Grant character OF our seat Of government.
II this Is secured Il lSk Consupiation which
should command the 4rlroyA Oflhe people.
The proper Sett letneht eiIthis question TO-
Y0lves u consideration oFthc best Interests ol
the people OF the Who'll State, aud The couIc.
nicnrc aud economyto The largest popula.
tipn, aud not the ihtcFesI Of any particular
point Or section, oF aid 10 any particular Of
air.built corporation for tho IuppU sitiouS de.
yGlopemeHt OF rr.aots localities. Besides,
while capital towns may give political sig
nifcance and nUtOriety 70 place, they dc
net tend to the Development of localities
ThisiS only accomplished by the labor, In
ielKgrnre, capital and enterprise. Of tht
,eUuulry. Railroads aie not the result ofelse.
tionctf.ns devices, but When the business ln'
ieiSStS ofthe country iadiIpe:Sably requit,
II, aud the lines will bc relnunerative, the,
will behatlt by business men, 10 busines'
way, aud not Otherwise. The greatest con,
yenisiet md eeunUniy to the giSatest numbel
Ltiug thd criterion, those who favor clatsss
eblrg believe these conditions would Be bssl
met .bys location, there. This View 4. Hua
tA,ntd " thr fact that Il L near. the geo
- 4 Il
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less than den Of thieves" This is
the testimony Of an old.time rGprbH-
can and John Brown abo!itioris.
And yet there are republicans who
arc dououacing Mr, Hayes aud tbrou.
ming to break the vaiuablC nscks Of
their own party in sundry republican
States because the President refuses to
sustain this i" den of thieves" by the
military power Of the federal govern.
mont. -Rdltimorc SIN.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-19
JUDICIAL SALE.

By virtue OF a decree confessed In ths
Clerks office Of the Circuit Court Official.
houn county. on the 2sth day OF September,
1874, In the cbaucery cause Of R. F. Fleming
and n. u Bennett, Commissioners, againi,
Henry Riser, William DuIky and John D us.
Ky, we will sell by public auction, to the
highest bidder, at the front door Of the
Court House Of said county, on the 2sth day
Of May, 1877, Tho same being a court day,
the tract Of
272 ACRES OF LAND
In said cause dccreed to 10 sold, situated on
the West Fork Of the Little Kauawha river
in Calhoun county.
TERMS OF SALE-CAsH IN HAND.
R. F. FLEMING,
N. N. BENNErT,
April2S4w Commissioners.
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Important to Pensioners.
u. S. pExslox AoxScr.

"VeHhh' "A} ~, 4S'I
Editors inteiliqeaeer:=As | AN now
receiving letters Of inquiry from pen
sioncrs who have seen notices Of tho
proposed consolidation of the agencies
as to where they will DO paid 10 June,
I will be obliged to tell you, and to
all other papers in my district, il you
will say that pensioners will receive
their June pay at the agencies at
which they have hitherto been paid.
The conte mplated change will not
take place until the first Of July. II
will, perhaps, save some delay in their
pay ment. If they shall oil have sent in
their vouchers for juno payment be.
fore the S0th Of June, rs ali that are
unpaid a. that date will have to be
paid under the new arrangement,
which may cause some delay.
Very respectfully,
T. VI. Harris, Pension Agent.
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JUDICIAL SALE.

BY virtue Aft decree Of the Circni, Cour,
Of Gllmer county, rendered at the March
term Of 1877, in the chaartry cause Of Rsb.
ert W. Walker vs.. David ClOyenVer, and
Peter l.. Knight and john Martin "a. David
CleIenger, John b. Clereuger md Robert
". Walker, We will cell by public auction,
10 tho biggest bidder, at ihe front doc, Of
the Court House Of aid county, on the 4 til
DAY ofJuasl 1871, the same being q court
day, the tract OF
279i ACRES,
(outsids Of The: Shock survey In the bill,
msntioned) In said causes deetaed TO b, sold
situated on Steer Run, branch Of The Ian.
Hand Fork Of Steer creek, Ia the county Of
Gllmor. Reference Is made to tho paper, In
AID causes for more particular description
OF said land. OA
TERMS OF sALR-suticisnt ea,l, IN
hand TO pay co sU Of suit and expense, Of
sale, and for the residue on credit Of a II
and Is months, The purchaser giving nj.
notes with good personal security for the
d deferred l1I'Allmsu'', bearing interest from
r F FLEMING,
N N BENNETT,
apr2S4W Commissioners.
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We mean exactly what We say when
we advertise that We shall allow no
other store to give You more or batter
goods for
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Ilarrisville May 1st, 1877.

Hon. Mr.. Morrison Of Illinois, is
spoken Of as a candidate for speaker Of
the next house. Southern representa-.
lives, II they eau see an inch before
their nose, will lie to the west, first,
last und MI tho tiuC. Mr.. Morrison
is well fitted for the position, and Is a
Democrat. through aud through
.ifJrtintLur1 SMIeSntan.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
To the Creditors Of Aaron J. Zee, de.

To tho Creditors Of Aaron J. Zee, de.
eeased:
In pursuance Of a joint decree Of the Cir
cult Court OF the County Of Lewis, made In
Two causes therein pendlng, to subject th.
real estate Of the said Aaron J. Kse TO tho
payment ofhis debts, you arc required 70
present your claims against Tho said Aaron
J. Kec for adjudication to A. n. Dent, Com.
missioner, at his office Ia said county, on or
before the 2sth day ofGay, 1877.
Witness, ". H. Byrne, Clerk OF said
Court, this 26th day Of April, 1871.
". II. BYRNE. Gt0k.
". E. Arnold, pa april 2su4
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and we want you. before you spend ,
dollar for your Spring Quilts, to give
us Glance to show you that We