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, 1877-08-16

FIN. Of the times IN whirh We Nrc-,he aims nt
the Clyil9crytrr, and t!M unfortunate pu-Itlon
Tint public officers are r1a' I'd in, Win urn rx-
1lcric,t tn rtl1t the primaries anil tho Governs
incnl Mt the satno tiH,c,n
"I'llcn vnu adnirc lrcsldci. Hayes attempt
at CiyisrrytG refurmt"
~ have read ti,c recent letter Of Nfr. Hayes
with great deal ot eattsinttIntt. hut It does
mt 20 lar ennngh.'t
"Why notl't
"That letter should be .o1IdIf1ed and crystal
!ize'l into public )aw, IN order that rcw nslni,-
ttfrntlona could never revert 10 tIlu ps,ljcy OF
:nckson, TO tho victor bcl",,p The spo!ls.' 4
seyorc penalty should also be attached ior any
officer violating tho provisions of national
civil servlrc. Make your. public otIlccrs thor
oughly independent Of Cnngresst,cn md eo-
called local statcncn, nnd yUu viii find that
the nubifc 'ht largo will be served with nlorc
purity and energy than has heretofore charuc-
ter1etl the ronduct OF uf1rials.n
"by-thc-by, how do ytnl feel In regard to pol
tEca at The present tmc!''
"As told you bntorc. propose to leave pol
it!es forever; md NIL ask now Is That tho world
VII i. !si ms make a' honest living for my VITO
II bcltcve,n said the reporter. "t1.at you are
ne op Of tnS fsw who pleaded guilty. mud who did
.;.a.; "Ys,; lily, ~, not guilty. and 1n1 nothing to
~. "W!'at ;, is your opinion Of squca'crs, any,
1.-THE man who will receive confidence and
then bctray It s no better than Tutlas 1scarEot or
Ncnclct Arnold. The man that gives INC Ills
confidence finds safr deposit company,
and he carries The key. And uow,''
sail Col. Joyce, "as you have In
tervfcwet me- alfow nc. in the interest Of fnir
play. to nak Ypti what tho wurld thinks of tho
punishment hare rcrctycdt"
Tic reporter hcsttatcd q moment and an
swrrcl:
~ think, Judging from conversations have
Ind ar,d BY what / have rcal, that tho public
thinks TINT vou have hcrn nmpty punished, ant1,
In tue vlew Of later Developments in the prose-
c,ltfon OF tho whisky eoMsptrntoss in other parts
OF tho country, uutuslly ttcased."
This secmei to grattfy tho Colonel, for ho
kaitl tllat hc did not ~ yet Know public feeling,
rs two years In prison rothof shut that out.
What Ia your nbsoluto sthtus now before
tho United States Government " nskcd the re-
porter. -
IL l nm out nn personal recognizanco ball
bond OF 81 900, with fiov. Fletcher Of Missouri
md William q. Mccarthy NJ rMrctics. and Will
h1 rca1y nt all times 10 nnswerto any order tint
the Circuit or Unitcl Supreme CUurt may
make tn connection With me In tic future. ain
ono Of the few men that would ratl1er he shot
III INF tracks than leave my country or turn my
back Oh the demand Of my Government. That
ia all ! hayc 10 say. Cool day."
And tho reporter took hta leave.
, 1877-08-16
{feff,ltt-Eral}R.

nerrnltc-rabs are the must Invariably enter.
tanning creatures 70 bs found on tho seashore.
The eEccncss With which !heY quarrel With each
cruelty with which they treat an unfortunate
brother WHO has not found q shell iu which to
cuseonee his auft hinder parts, have often beer.
and Strean, relates au incident which gives new
notion OF the formidable capacities of this crab
At tho. Aquarium 10 this dty Latay-
etto ti.h was Noticed ona day aa Behaving
size of the fish, had seized II BY sI,c stits. After
gasp!Dg aud struggling awhile, the fsh at last
aie.l. In examinatiuH It was found that the
e1ah had killed the ds. bv Dinrhng its Vll!torcss
~ Us to close them. A. the tsh could not open
Ito gllls, It was suffoeatet1. OF course tho CIR
cuustance that the crab made the seizure just
10 q to slut tho Kill~eoyess, may have BEEN all
should b. witnessed. It must b. admitted that
tic hermit CRAB has Developed splendid LII.
gcnatty IN Its methods Of attack.
, 1877-08-16

t',"',!,. ioe, n,a,n. bnt t;4e' rot sway hct"r >
IarltGht r1hscA. ...Ths Gr"t 81 Vc.'els
nj III .Hm'tt H1nre: Ma GlI.tr large ycstrt .ar,
nhd Other VI rr a7fisi,,2 ~hn.'nrtly ..t.etFpc T..
!;ne:" ha tiArn contract to .a1-" the yact ttHI
Ntsc, 'Hnk IN III" basin Al the foot Of Twelfth
etftrt.
ornfn pnEr.. rnrne th? Milwaukee grain
if'n4'n r And nix for - The Ec1.p,r has IN:
raw Or spa. thEf win solt From Hamilton. Ont.
~ 'aEe. sans' r!'sr mud scuni 70 tns'on ha. ent.
.s.ct. The last heard from ispt. liundy mi ii.
shr Wa at f,ca'rr 'tisrhr. lie c,n,ir&,ss Il,
nre,rh " the hentleh at lhe lake Eo.ta....
Nhnuy, ttssris scrc nil cent II clr, ators mud hr
grim put In store. 1n.tr1d of trarpinz to ranal
tdtc ''nring .hc day....Wi'itam t. Hates, of t;hi.
caE0 4 1t ftfruItaf 10 suIcsfn.rnh tho building II
g. vessel f.r Linn 4 craig fnt Mrs.rs. Wis!iam 1.
I!AFer i Coz of Chicago. The dimensions ~ lbr
t1sft arr: Length. Ito II: breadth Of esai. ri H.
rchth u hold. II fl; measurement. HOO tatis: :
Act 70, -
, 1877-08-16
PORT OF Clr1CANO.
The following were the hrriyats and eteasanccs
for the twenty foar hours ending at 10 ocI4ck lapt

The following were the hrriyats and eteasanccs
for the ,wentylour hours ending At 10 oel.ek last
hight:
a.. An"s.Lt.ssmr: Y; Chcsxo Yan!.a*o; .sndre'Co
f;';;; i; ;s;,3ss; s; s,s
't' i' s''; ,so i p"is. sier" xs: E.:
!ss ':sf; r. i iosss "Hs ss:; ssss; fS isss
tanns'",: t;nf, stnn anc .1s;ti'e a,r1r: q.
IS: 81. i:,is;s; s$i'*Ss; |,sTi T. Is.: Why!
Iis5; iSe:"''' %kiis i,ss' a:< isnssfS Sns (.
is 'ff!: af;fs*s :"S:' sass fs!:'' ss,'
s Nes 's ss ps;F: sa;: N.Y. T.
.':s wss!: s; a'tsss. u ss: 'aa as:.;
::s: s:&: H. f's Hsa: asfs ss. is5 5
Ms t9s; . "iEnrsH iEsi's.t p ni t & S'n
t " v.IkESans1x I'nio s.a; i,,Tn: %j!E lit,
iS;: Ss::f:.J ;,, S;s, 1;saS {*;Ss; :; i!5
t*s :s tsss,;. ssss tc'Ss' s" ;: Ts
'sa a?s ~; r. INV %sa sa
;n,p, 1Snr. t'is.sa .s I3 gte. j. II fesa sY'ktxn
'!';'t; fIa1 t.rk S:s M;nn Hs
81, is S4ss.s: !a'.'s: II insi's Msss!
Anr. Clsss'snd: cyai J.toa i'ask:r sin.s"a,n. !ut
,orn. ri:r., ra!ki kae !isc iaats,.s fafi~r: .es
lanncr if3ll.nd woo!s L. Fainter. Mhi!~ Lake, bark:
Iavsn: Ia!nlsr: ,Ehiis 0ak i:adnx;*a issa.sr Sass
m +; H. 1sstt.; nat PEI; ~ cum.
T., orls sEn!et sni i,ngi!oa. .o t,ut
{.1:!tsn. i!!tIa.o t.nn bn n:oFn; i:hr Golden flrect
fsfd; rIvp MetssnEer. ncntsH iari*'r. ls!s iuix:
IT IT. cnTn; .na srSt sanafes rhf "ss star
i4n.sc. ,11l* ,best. w il. tntt:ss vii
.esi .ssssy:Ide, asa.ls 8, 81 s. eSSs: eoSa:
e:hr E1nVn'heF. nu1slo lsf*U corn; arhr T.. ST..
Davidson l,urso. u. au b corn stlnr Arsna. Mus.
kr:pu, ~ trls 1rk hrs hams, and knn'lrtrs: prup
siarlrca f,aaa. i:Io aaii, . 70 ~, s$;s.s Ell
ya! r. lSsxfsaGs Aal1spee q q. ,ait: .cht
ires, hI,,,s China IRE. III rorn, bris nof.
4nd sundrirs. pp Montgomery, lort ltuso. =. III,
lit wlEAf tfu bills tuUr. ~ ri1 nF. md *lndfle&;
.sAr T. i, e M1rs: nnasle = ~ ~ wssst; ;sAI I'll
ha corn, !. W bags seed 1nh sahIres.
, 1877-08-16
SOME POINTS ON GOLD.

CHloAoot Aug. 16--Statistlciaps have estI-
mated the amounts respectively OF gold aud
ailves tn the world u about equal In value, tho
surer being supposed 10 he little, but rot
much, moro In value than the gold. For our
present purpose, Vo viii asAumo their respect
i've values to DO equal. Nov II there were no
slver, but double supply In value Of gold,
how would thls fAst Affect The trads and com
,ucEcc os the world, - compared With srsdn and
commerce Of the world With the use Of gold aud
Llver botha Surely udt to the alightest r1-
tent, tho value VI the gold and silycr In the ac-
, 1877-08-16

The schr Minnie Corte!t, iii entering Michigan
City Hatur,laJ, wss driven agalnst tie lighthouse
anil considerably iamareJ, md hai 6, GOO feet Of
tu,ni,cf washed overheard.
Michael Kelly, mate of the eehr William Jones,
fell overheard from hs vessel yesterday, near
t}rnnae Point, and !al to rwtm ADout fof twcHty
m1nutra before succor reached him.
At tirand tfavun. \ few evenings since. 4 party
Of hshermen carclcts!Y vet Dire 70 the old larHe
Burns. owned hy Kirby. Fnrlo,,g 4 Co., and be.
fore tho fire was discovered a, extn4ulstcd, about
forty feet o the after part of tbs craft was burned
10 tlu waters edge. The 1urns Ias not been In
commission fur kcvcsnl scaeont md lay grounded
and partially Oiled witt. wafer In tho bayou beyond
tho Faiisoal treat1a bEl4ge.
, 1877-08-16

CHICAGO. Ahe. and 4 prospect o' = fur.
thsf slse... Props st. Albans and China took out
large ]oads Of passengers ls.t evening g.... Aid
Vol, OF Atl~aukee. says the schs Lost!e Wolf Is
dlsd with shipping, and the elevators and lambex-
showers sse ~ bosy - bees....So8 Il u said
those ssata-tstmuasrs get 81 pss LOCO bu, tnd
not 81. Sow. T. Baker s Co.. of Chteago, own
the new sssssl now belng built At uthsaltar She
will cozt 70, 0O0. -. A rewAst IL offered for the
hoalsa " tha sNo young men drowned In tue
psmAeo. enodAy. -. Several stesners ana sAit
vessels we're kept N post By stzcss Of weather.
, 1877-08-16

= =
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 1a.-The prop City Of Toledo
arrived this afternoon brings report Of tho sinking
OF tho nrhr Samuel l.. Matllcr. near tnc Foxes on
Monday night, by collision with tho eehr Mary
Copcly. Tho Mather was loaded with !. 900 tons
of irun ora from Escauaba for Cleveland. Tho
cruw was rescued by thu Corcly, which vo.pcl
suffered the toss nf everything forward. The CItynf
Tuesday with u sIgnat OF distress hnistcd, spoke
~ and learned Of the casualty. The Cotely viii
1Anrlhc crow at Cheboygan. Tho Mathcr Was
was valued Al SO, Gd,p md WIS owned by C.. L.
Minch and othcss Of Cleveland; no insurance,
Ncsacls held for 4ksc fot wheat to buffalo.
, 1877-08-16
fsRO1s0HAL3,
DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR

1.mtunr 1w* - - SMnS 1nts - g xMa~
sxs,.a o,o,o.st. inhassi Ely -, ns.
go, IT, a"x H.S ,a"I
~, - ttte EhJT 1 n suu W esfsa u sn4
II.neas II. Il. s. At s1u4 Inv. a. Vii, b. r. a.
t. x ~ IL II t1s
@ nH - jtS ~ itsni ~ ~ sc III. III
snnHnnttss t. ~ ntTar I'll ssSvtr. NV 's""4s
1t!nMM puan1e 81 aous
t.Hu ~. = Poau99s " " , s9tn
+1.1tt%t9oaoats st9oat u VI "nse~
Aise u e.ast atc,ea eon.,,ux Of e.rpep.
s gr an - & 's
~. mean S n III X @ ~ WHoe Pay
ss VI IN TnIH E+ ~ nau Vn aPfSH1o9 70
tt,rh.. nAnkso3l - .21tor -HvS tHnn, ~.
Shpt. Snanrs AsI'3ref n. Fnnt MAJ @oaa - AAx'
*ne r. It a9o tMe tua1H r. vnce t ~ th r..
Ell Ht e =, i Ply. nos
Fly = - pop!!S{. - tas 'o0s eooF3
N1sssa' uuss ~ X tissH - ~ III sGnt
Eaeh o!9 niai ase INC names % ~ PeFtfe tafeatea
llsantat 4ttAthe1; No blds Will b$ 1onaldeI*d fFuf1
Ersa9 Ya9 hare 10 snf {sstTct dettnltsa - aay 4!a
, 1877-08-16
IsUFFALO.

DufVAL0, Aug. 15.-Chartcrs -echs Nevada,
eonl 10 Chicago SOC rcr ton; echE ConncAut, en-
ment TO Toledo. &c per bsl, Flying Mist, coal,
Cleveland to Chicago, 40c per ton; schr Hattie
Howard, coal, Cleveland to Chicago. 4Oe or tan,
as.o salt, Buffalo TO Cleveland, 4c per bri; echr
bradley. birthstone to Cleveland. Toe per ton, 10.
h. another schooner, aaild 10 Detroit. c per tim;
hchr Clayton IIcilc. 100 tons birthstone fence To
CLEVELAND, TIC per ION. b., aud coal. Cleveland
Sc per Ill. and coal to Chicago. c5G1:lOc-
Glcarcd-1'ropa Fountain cIty. Chrago. Mcr.
c1,and!Au: Portage, Chicago, merchandise: Mnn.
Ilouahtun nnd Hancock. :I0a tors coal, e, 600 keLa
powder: GRANGER, Mllxaakce; u. Wells, Chicago:
i; Morthin1ton. pctsot. vel ~ 80 .on: coal; T. y.
Detroit. III, tons coal; Flying Cloud. Chicaro;
John. :. Richards, Toledo; 1da keitb, Chicarn
cement: c. uclle, Chicago; Jeflrcy, Windsor.
, 1877-08-16

trcal. Ionis Whit wh,l1l give them ttn"s IL
lave our dreadful streets: This NAV M. he
- ar.sr,ling 10 Scripture" Int E* stones ar"
tcttrr fnr paving ilian rc'i1nr, thal gent'r'na;l
has given the frat tn,tctut to G'rsi movement.
tic iinn1 result Of whf,'I, will h" IN ltrlng tnrcr
"ut nj confusion" md onr r',h'is highways "t
proposition, seconded 1,y so u,auy " our hest
tittzcna, we m,.t conclude the world morc*,
nn,l Chicago, as ever, lcat1s. All hall to Louis
Wahl and his noble cnnfrcres, say
ONE or MA4Y C1rlzEHs.
, 1877-08-16

Ita gratifying TO know thai the rhipyarda Of Bpf-
falo arc pressed with work Ut last. At tho Union
shtpyard l7b men are working full time. Tho ssmr
Janes Davidson has had new arches aad Other
work done 1t shls yard, and = hrnt-c!ass job IL
abaus ahtshcd. The stmr Channcey llurlbut and
bsrgu Albany has had a leak stopped. Prop Java
wus tockcI Yesterday for now brassAs. Prup
Raleigh was also locked for 4 new wheel. Prop
ToluIo was docksa and calked thoroughly. Tho
schr Francis ratms has had new main mast put In
at this yard. 8chF Hufpr1sb Aiso a new mstn,Inast
and maln' ln'tornsst.-EJprfss, l4th.
, 1877-08-16
LAKE: FltE!t3IiI'9,

CHICAGO, Aug. lH.-Th"so was fatr in1nl.y
for freight and yetecla were engaged for s.-
QUO bu wheat and 80. 000 6H corn, at 4!4G&4Hc
far The former anil &c for TIC hitter. To DrrrAln
-sclr paratls. wheat at 4.4c; tchrs Com,nchn and
e. @. Mixer, wheat at 4Mc; tchrs H. n. Ca.c, lie.
na johnson, props Wfasahrkon and Oneida, corn
ut &c; prof, blanchard. wheat TN through rate. Tn
SAHstA-Fruu John PrtdQcon, corss IN through
rate. t. CoLtiS"wo",'-schFs San .1ac!nto and
a.. +; W.cnn. corn on T. N ths afternoon, tho
The rchr f;taec Murray wat chartered 10 carry
won fs.,n Norwood tn i;hIeaco at 10 per cord,
-9i cents better than former rates.
Thu schr4 NJ. l.. Collins AMI C. 4. Minis Ret
ST.. l1ls for lumber from Che eoygap 10 Chicago.
The rcht It. Lawrence takes nsh tnmtrr from,
fuiiuiU ~ Chicago at E1..:,.
Tho Van Snlkenburgll gets 81. 90 per NJ Tor lutn.
ber from NnnrAn cit; TO Chicago.
Thr aChr 1oHcu. lumber, Hay City TO Chicago, Mt
81 W ner m, Ind rrlurn oal staiiistcc to iiutfalo,
deals and timber, at o.. 40 for dea!s and $500 for
board timber.
, 1877-08-16

Ths severe weather Of Tucadsy afternoon and
night sause0 the stmF John Sherman 10 remain 1t
IL. Joo with her lead Of excuraE0nlsta unt yeates.
dAr, when shc returned at noon. 4 number of tho
passengers returned nome BY rail-. se4. .sickne4s
prevailed smonR tho lnexpesleRctd sud weak.
stonaehcdt and they were not u all pleased with
the tEtp,
, 1877-08-16
MARQUETTE.


MARQrErrE, Mich, Aug. la-Arrived-Pfop
II. u. Tustc, Fletcher, sehes q. II. Ely, lrontou.
Clessed-Props ". L. Wetmore Gs1sh Chamber.
pe1s n Eana1 Ss
, 1877-08-16

MICHIGAN CRY, Ind, Aug. 13.-Ths sche G.
Harrison, laden With lumber. went ashore 6fseca
rods wost Ut tba psss hsrs last night It
II o'elock. heavy sea has been running u. day,
osIas consldetafIy damagsd, she extent of wh!eh
cannot At present b. &aceEtaiped.
, 1877-08-16
Arrive.

Pullman 1ihtrI Carr through. h+twe~n Chi
eaR1 aud onAhs On tho Train leaving Chicago It iOp
4, nj.
hotel cars went NJ ttLkcH4S.
ts.-Dcpot EBrnef Of Neis anil KJnxIc.Ata.
h-iIrit0t corner of Canal and Kin1te-sta
, 1877-08-16

CHICAGO. St. PAUL 4 M1ENEAPo1.Is LINE
Ticket offices Gl Cark.s and q knxicstftct Derot.
Leare. Arrive.
e.. p.n' Minncapo. Ex,.. t1!1 a. m. 4:0gp. m.
, 1877-08-16

CHICAGO ALToE L gT. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
KAN9A8 CITY 4 DENVER SHURr LIgCH
tnfon pept WeAl stic, near sadt.ou.st hrid3e. md
TNenty.thlFd'st. Ticket Unlce. 131 RandoIphst.
, 1877-08-16

- -. = {---~---f-.--
EAnsas City Denver Fast Er slI:3D D. MS 3:4p m
s. Louis SpTngnrla Ex....* R;Tl a. :n.ls aIFn nj
n. nalf. HFr1nphrid Il TcxA4f R:,EJ ., IN, II, 5;:bA, M
fekfn anti Tcpr1t Fast Etpfe.s Dyt 4 M il 3:@} n m
!Fgftf kenk!k 4 burlington n:Fs p. m u 7:stl II.
chicago Padrcah a. H. Ex E:ts> l. III. a:fl ). yIi
tfFta0r L4cOn. Watton EIst2:11 D. m, II !: mr. M
Joliet UHIxkt Accommodate Saat b. III. - p:1l H. m.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-26
Unreelina a Pullbaek.

oAAS0SAAss6 -
A most amusing scene was Witnessed on
K street, in Washington, the other day
A lady with vigorous pullbaek skirt and
an elaborate polonaise, was walking up K
from Fourth street. In that unaccounta-
bic outside pocket, which the fashion pre-.
scribes shall be trained to the rear and
hang as low down as possible upon the
the last hamed garment, she had new,
full spool Of thread-just purchased, evil
IDENTIFY. And Of this, escaping from the
open pocket, caught the eyeof K street
gamin-a six or seven year old specimen.
He deity caught the end, and, holding to
it. found that it reeled off without the
promenader being aware oft.
lie at once squared himself, sailor fash
ion, in the middle of the walk, and as she
"paid off," he "kauled in" hand over
hand, to the infinite amusement of half a
hundred men who Witnessed the operation.
In brief time the line, reached clear w.
to Fifth street, from Fourth, and a. the
lady stepped out on the daggtngs to cross,
the end ran Of, and she went on with the
emptp spool, blissfully unconscious Of the
merriment behind her back at her expense.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-26
Lo,o tho new York NswA
|s,,no IRELAND 70 0'MAA0NY
.,.-.Rl.ms not the BARD"
NJ Fear Air A N .Boarrna.

oS 80 Il t3t @sA aA6@ esaas4
..,,.w,rs ,yric was psnned under
The 1oI!OTncsd 81 the painful e1n0un0os
klinge tSsr - vhlo6 lately pf0etfeted
ent o. ofcsWned sne s Fsnian. john Q Aahsny.l
1. tru,. shane asra'-will you lssvs sl %
K,li your patriot bosom no longer ~
~ .cua vo,o, Of the harp frsdshtsd full On
.,n ,n' tn. shores Of that isls whore our
'o on.artstrings ars bouDds !.
s,,dhood ons thought 1sd The pa.
sion that glowsd.
IL. the Baal.tires Of old. through yeur
generous frame .
ts tnat thought was Of country, and
nurely 1t flowed l,l'' sa1l Y, *, I. 4
From illustrious sires 70 il'umiAe your
name. ~
vi stephen. and You. our sxsmplars.
- vho.e lifelong devotion. inspired
fron on high.
:. an impulse Of FREEDOM 70 Er'n'so-
bragh, - ,,A..,-
mint of our bondage 4 past, and ths
|, +. bright revolution IL now at the door'
oensoied, Sham agra ! we've tho brains
and the brawn
h enforce all you've taught rs for Ire
land, ashore! g.y laa
u,re not going, Shane agra, and your
work not conplets9 ea9 Oh.
t,ll dear Erin lies low meath tho foreign
er's tread; v:
J in patriot pathways you've guided our
tebt, lEaF 4s.' 't"
Ind wen walk there like you. shane
agra, whom you're dead n5a
lot more consolation can ysu even AK
han to know your example hath not
shone In vain9 RaaN
bs sure, Sane agra, We will perfect the
task -.,...t.,.s. .ss's.t; 5
rs'u bs frsemen II blood can disssvsr the
shain7 si3@n =
The Morning herald., 1877-01-26
Funny.

A rather amusing incident occurred
recently at church in Connecticut. The
clergyman desired to call the attention to
the Fact that he would administer the rite
Of Of baptism to children; Previous t. bis
having entered the pulpit he had received
from one Of his elders, who was quite deaf,
a notice that he had the new Sunday
School book ready for distribution, to sell
to ali who desired them After the sermon
tho clergyman began the notice Of baptis-
mo-, , ssrvice thus "All of those having
children and desiring to have them bap-
tised. will bring them this afternoon. Al
this point the deaf elder, hearing the men
ton Of children, supposed it was something
in reference to his books, and rising. SAID !:
1And all of those having none, and desif-
ipe them, will be supplied BY me TOR the
sum of twenty-five cents" sH +
The Morning herald., 1877-01-26

Comanche Jim, a great grandson o. Ie-
cumseh. the Shawnee chief, il lecturlng IN
small kentucky towns. ~.
. {. Bennett is geingi to Europe until tne M
.fs;r blows over, but there has been more
elbow over" it already than it Wa worth
Rev. Mr.. Nye, Of Brooklyn, thinks round IN
dire ,r~ ov IN '"''' t'"c''''E'' A
,u.! t.y req 'c'"J pr'l'R '"s'' ~
''galops."
The Morning herald., 1877-01-26
fltttiti I

TO THE WORKING CLAee.-Ws Az
now prepared TO furnish classes vita
corsta temploymeut vt home. the whole OF
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-02-16
rur rRrauNAL.

The High Joint Commission by q
vote eight to seven gave the votes
Of Florida to Hayes and Wheeler,
refusing to go behind the certificates
of the Radical Governor Stearns,
ignoring all testimony of the con-
gressional committee, and accepting
the fraudulent testimony Of the cor
rupt Returning Board as legal and
final.
In speech in the House on last
Monday, Mr.. Carr from speaker
Kerr's old district) said Florida should
have been returned for Tilden ane
Hendricks, but the democrats Of tn
| House were responsible by surrend
eripg their claims to political tri
bunal whose politicslteschings woul'
promp, them to decide for part!
|
agains. country and right. Whsl
the democrats adopted this commits
sion, they did SO with the knowlsdg
it would be republican, governed D.
republican insticnts, controlled o.
republican motives, and interests an
worked by republican biasos, an
deliberately abandoned every clair
the democratic masses had ASSERTED
to the control Of our rational affairs
Mr. Carr charged the democrats VII
voted for this commission, as benz
recreant and faithlcss to the conn
dence imposed on them by thei
constituents.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-02-16
SUNDAY SCHOOL ooNvEn ZION

MARIETTA, Feb. ith, 1877.
The Cobb Sunday School Associa'
ton met pursuant to adjournment a
the Baptist Church at this place, q
| 10 o'clock, A. NJ. The association
opened with prayer by Rev. |. Il
Branham. The following delegates
represented their schools and sub
mitted reports:
Smy rna: J. I. Davenport.
Powder Springs: James Lindley
and T. l.. Warner.
Mount Pleasant: G + Hays and
J Il Morris.
Marietta Presbyterian DIR. +. III.
Allen, Judge A. Van Wyck, and A.
N. Simpson.
Marietta Baptist: D j Dobbs,
and Rev | X Branham.
Marietta Methodist: ] L Burk>
halter and w 2 McClatchy.
Acwor,h Baptist: j G Cooper.
Acworth Presbyterian S Lemon,
Ebernezer Il q Harris.
Marietta Camp Ground: MIR. Ca
bio.
MONDAY: Rev ] r Branham and
George Roberts.
Antioch Mr.. Gaines.
County Line ] N Babb.
Powder Springs Camp Ground:
] N McEacheFn.
The fattering reports from the
various schools in the county, cvi-
denccs q lively interest in the sab-
bath school cause throughout the
county.
Tho association voted Rev. DR..
Branham thanks for the minute
book presented by him.
On motion the association adj
iourned to May 10th, 1877, third
Saturday in May,) st the Methodist
Church in Marietta.
ID. l.. BUTToLPH, Pres.
w. p. McCLArcHY, Sec. pro tenn.