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We wish to supplement anOt0 which
appeared in the EDUCATIONAL last
week, to the effect that the most an
noying parsonage the young teacher is
likely encounter, is the non-progres-
sive, moderately successful schoolmas-
ter Of thirty or forty years ago. We
do not wish to be understood that all
or even any considerable proportion Of
the old teachers belong to this class. In
fact, we owe our entire system of free
schools and everything connected
Herewith which we now deem valua
bic. more to the old teachers, those
who encountered the evils Of tho an
Gent systems and therefore knew what
they were, than to any other class. We
honor them, and they homer the teach
ers OF to-day, Nevertheless it holds
true that there are distributed through
out the land numbers Of fOsSilized
teachers, who cling to the old ways,
and who frequently annoy young teach
er5 with their experiences, practices
and theories to an extent that is sim
ply uncomfortable. AS &rule their prac-
tees would not now be tolerated in
any intelligent community for q sim
gle day, and their theories were ex-
plodod years ago and have been for
gotten by all save themselves. Deliy~
Ell MS from such as these.
Let the teachers of Kenosha Co.,
with the opening Of their schools, or
game Literary Societies, the members
thereof to be the older and more adj
yanced pupils, and such other persons
OF the district as can be induced to
participate. Let all meetings be open
to the public, and let The effort be
made to awaken q deeper and abiding
interest in standard English literature.
The following programme Of an eve
ming meeting will give an idea Of the
general scope Of all.
Subject, -LoNGFELLoW.
Programme.
Song The Day is Done, written by
Longfellow.
Roll Call, each member to respond
by stanza o. quotation from his
works.
Essay. Biographical sketch Of Long
fellows life
Recitation, Paul Revere, written by
LongfelloW,
Reading. Selections from Eyange-
line.
Essay. Longfellow's most noted
works and peouliarities Of his style.
Recitation. Sandalphon.
Short address on the study Of English
Literature by the President or some
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MARK T TIL Il rs II z FACTS.
The Testimony OF the Whole World

HOLLOW AVS PILLS.
'Ihad no appetite; Holloway's Pills gave me
hearty one"
Your Pills are marvellous"
II send for another box, and keep them in tle
house,
DIR. Holloway has cured my headache that was
chronic"
morbQs. The dear little thing gOtwell in day
''My nausea of & morning is DOW cured. -"
Your box Of Holoway's Ointment cured me of
noises in he head. rubbed some of your
Ointment behind the ears, and the noise has left"
"Sepd me two boXes;I want one for poor
family"
II enclose dollar; yorr price is 25 cents, but
the medicine &c Is worth dollar"
Send me five boxes OF yopr
''Let me have three boxes ofyOur Pills byreturn
mail for Chis and Fever"
have over 2C0 auch testimonfals ar these, but
want Of space c0mpels me TO conclude.
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ggsgngaCan't be made by every agent every
q saSEaSmonth in the business We furnish, but
hose willing to work can easily corn
" Sg ~ tSa dozen dollars day rigltin their own
localities. Have no room to explain here. 5usl-
aess pleasant and honorable. Women, and boys
and girls do as well as men. We viii furnish YOU
a complete Outfit free The business pays bet
ter than anything else. We will bear expense Of
starting yQll. Particulars free. Write and see.
Farmers and mechanics, their sons and daQgh-
ters, and all classes in need Of paying work at
home, should write to us and learn all about tic
work at once. Now is the time. Don't delay,
Address TRUE s. Co. Augusta, Names
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FOr Economy OF Fuel at lis ahead OF
all Competitors.
Gz75y~ Read one Of the many recommendations
III its favor
ST. JOSEPH Mich, Jan. is, 1877
MICHIGAN STOVE Co.,
GENTs-I am happy to state that the Garland
No 30, is q gem Since we set ours up in No
vember the weather has been steadily severe,
and yet it has easily done the work of warming
q sitting-room and dining room by day, and in
addition to these, at nights, two bedrooms, sui
fclently for health and comfort.
AS indicated by a thermometer situated six
feet from the floor and twelve feet from the stove
we kept the temperature OF our sitting-r0om at
70 degrees f. The action Of the stove is Suscep-
tible Of such nice adjustment that we can main
tain this temperature whether the doors between
the four rooms above alluded to, be opened or
closed
From this fact, we confidently expect to be as
well pleased with the stove in the moderate
weather Of spring as we are in this severely cold
weather. Very Truly
l3m3 G.. d. CORBIN, M. d.
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other person, Next meeting appointed
and programme read. Subject, Dick
ens) Dismissal.
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TMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless esignatureofJ. Hay
DOCK, ar agent for the United States, surround
each tox Of Pills, and ointment A handsome
reward viii be given to any one rendering such
information as may ,ead TO the detection Of any
party or parties couuterfeitng the medicines or
*.~Sold at the mandatory OF Professor HoLLo-
WAY & Co.. New York, and by all respectable
druggists and dealers in medicine thr0ughou
the civilized world in boxes ct 25 cents, 6@ cents
and 81, each.
ey~ There isconsiderable saving by taking the
large sizes.
n. B.-Diroctions forthe guidance Of patien
IN every disorderare affixed 10 each box.
Office l12 Liberty Street, New York.
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PILLS
Invariably cure the following diseases,
Dis0rdar of the KidnAEs.

In all diseases affecting these organs, whether
they sccrete TOO much or too little water; or
whether they be afflicted with stone or gravel, or
with aches and pains settled in the loins over the
regions Of the kidneys, tEcse Pills should be
taken according to The printed directions, and
the Ointment should be wei rubbed into the
back at bed time This treatment will give Utmost
when all other means hayefailed.
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THE public debt was reduced 81, 1885,
554.30 during The month OF October.
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Tor Outaneoug DigQrderg;

Aud al ernpii0ps Of The skin, tbs Ointment IS
most invaluable. It. does not heal externally alone
butpenetlaJe' with the most searching effects to
the very roots Of the evil.
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Tor Stomaohs Out Of Order,

No medicine will so efectually tmprovethe
tone Of The stomach q s these Pills; they remove
all acldity occasioned either by incompetence or
improper diet. They reach The liver and reduce
it TO healthy action; they are wonderfully efica
cionstn cases ofopasm-in fact they never fail in
curing ali disorders Of the liver and stomach.
H0LLOWAy'S PILLS are the best known i'll
the world for the following diseases: Ague,
Asthma, Bilious Complaints, Bloches On the
skin, Bowels, Consumption, Debility, Dropsy.
Oysentery, Erysipelae, Femole irregularities,
Fevers ofaIl kinds, Fits, Govt, Headache, In0i
gestion Inflammation, Jaundice, LiverC Complaints,
Lumbago, Piles, Rheumatism. Retention Of urine,
Scrofula or Kings Evil Sore Threats, Stone and
81 illc W. EraEl, q VI
, 1877-12-25


CHICAGO, Dec. ai.-A letter from tho Chair
man Of tho Finance Committee Of the First
Regiment Of Infantry, !. N. e., appears In your
paper of Sunday, Deg. 20. As commander ot tho
First Regiment OF Cavalry, I. N. a., beg Leave
to state that the parties authorized to collect
moneys Or subscriptions for tho sud cavalry or
ganlxalion arc particularly cautioned 10 e.paan
the fact that the funds 10 skal fur arc espe'taJ
intended Tor the eafalry, ant for no other o.
ganixat!on. The citizens u Chicago arc u,.-
doubtedly well satlatlel q to the necessity
which o1tsts for caYulry. md, while tho con'mana
has never msls public request tor saosetip
response Of the cavalry whcn , called
upon in tue clty'a hour OF persl, ~
their constant readiness to fulhll tho
duties wt.eh they may be called upou to PCT
form, cntitle them TO confederation vt tue lanas
Vt those oi our citizens w4o aro abls to assist
tue organization Ne do not require Large
sum Of lnoury to complete our equipment, ~
the officers ot the command lave done y great
deal already towurls the unlforMtng VI Tue ine1lt
aDc. Instead OF asking $90,U0O or $Sotou, W
only need about T., 0ot, and we respectfully asA
our philosophical Citizens to aid u. to that e1'
toni only ~.
a. tho very best feeling e1tsts bctTeen no
cRyalfy aud }lfuntTy organizations ot t1ls Gat}.
VIC trust that ~ n,tstaks Will oeeur u thG 11ua
VI subscriptions, and beg tu state that II atiy
fuuda hayu been paid to HAvalry which were 1a-
tended by the doabr for the infaAsry, uposs
present tatiou vi tho fActs any such funds VIA ee
Immediately p4lo over to tho oegantxaalon iof
wllrh they were originally tntcintet; III taa
ueautfma We hapC that uuF wants VIII not ~ pe
overlooked ty our citizens, and tlAt thoss wv"
luz to assi4t will forward Subscriptions t. Az.
J. II. 3. DAILY, DAILY, Neurolln y Co, Hai'asa
''eput' S''' 3eSp'>''9 II. = AaaAxos.a
uajps Commanding Flr.. Cavalry. !. N. q.
, 1877-12-25
By TELEGRApU.
FDnE[GN CITIES.

FDnETt3N CITIES.
Thu following wcrn foeeivet by tho Chicago Dosrd or
Tralc. =
LtyEkroot, Drc. 24-li 4. m-Whcat-Wtatcr. 1fs@
lis I'D, snripe los 4dtIs sl white. ~ 7dal7s 1lds
Clnb. l2s loial5s I'd. Corn-Scw IN ads old 2o' oi0
:,Cs. Fork, $685. Lard. 43a. .....
Loxpox. Dec. a&-LIysrpool-WheAt hru1. Corn
asesdy. Marx Lsnt-Wheat ant! corn drTcr. CasFnts
OF coast-Wteat nft. Corn 1utct' fair average Amer
tcan mixed. aka1os I'd. Car.pcs on pasaARe-Mhra
trsn. Corn quiet. Country markets. for whcat-EnCsh
shade deAstr. French stif. AfrtyAs on coaat for Or
dcsI-w hrhs trnA.3. Corn large.
!srectal nfpdfch fa 7as Ehfea1n Trt6nnf
Ltvznroot~ Dec. 2+-ii a. m.-asAix-Whcat-
Winter No. lls 0lt No. 2 liz spring. No. l. fjss No.
No !. ia 3it No. = t2s i0l Corn-Sew. ny sds Old.
1qs gdGo0s.
rEoYlB1oxs-Pork, 5ss. Lard. 4os.
LtvEAFoot, Dec, 2&-IAttat -Corrox-ko sales.
DnEAnsrrfrs-Caiifornia white wheat. LIS 7dAt2a
lids 10 eluh ia :as No. to Not EsI Western
spring. tos &dalis. do wtntcr tttels Id Folr-Extfa
New York, 2oa i'd, Cosn-Tesscrn mixed. IN 0daa0it
new, 2os III. Oata-Amcrtenn. y. RarfcJ-AmcFtcan
3s8d. rcas-Cana1inr. 5sa8~!.
CtnvtR BsEb-Amcrcnn. 419sos. z.-.
TRovts1oXs-Mcss pork, 10. Primo mess beef, Boa
st tsnl-Amcycan, III. 1'acon Long clear, SIS 8ii
short c!caE, ats al.
CHKFsE-Ffnt American, B4s.
TALtOw-%0u.
PsruoLrym-srtrjts, T. adl refined, lis.
riNsEEh utL-Ils nj.
FxstS-Comrnon, 8a :si6lsa Bdt pals, f1s.
Brtnlrs TunpkyrlsE-1ss,
AHrwxxF, Dec u. N.-fk1H0LkEx-0ise Cd.
, 1877-12-25

Total Of ali kinds in store, 9, 81a Oil bu. These
figures show an Increase during last week Of 24,
TOO bu wheat; 1o. asl bn corn: 0. 100 hu ryc, 40s
Gl8 bn barley; and decrease Of 10. nh bn oats.
Total incroarc. :07, I'll bn. The aboss noted
quotations Of hard wheat Include 134, OBJ bu No.
Minnesota. and q, lt12 hu No. DO. ....
In addition to tho abore there wns adoat tn tho
hartot II, 103 bu No. spring: A, 508 bn No.
do: =, O5s Lu hard No. 2; 3, J83 hu hasd No. 2;
e27, 27D bu No. corn ,, 10s ba rejected do; eo,.
AGO bu high mixed do; 10, :.J7 hu No. oats; H..
$40 bu No. 2 white oats.
IN NEW roRK YESTERDAY.
NEw YoRK, Dec. 14.-1lcceipts: Flour, ~, ELL
brts wheat, 1as, 03G bu; corn, 162, .82 bu; oats.
q. Oh bu; corn meal, LIS pkgs; rye, 2, GQ4 bu;
pkes beef. ga pkss; cut meats, g. s13 pkea lard,
10. s16 pkgs; whisky. 50a bsls. ~ *.
Exports: Wheat, 70, $50 bu; corn, t15, Ola bu.
WHEAT SUPPLY AND CONSUMPTION.
A member Of tho Chicago Hoard Of Trade calls
attention to tho atatomenta u,ado by tho Scw York
irodaes EXCHANGE Utsi!g relative to tho volume
Of homs grain deliveries Of wheat In Great Britain,
aud consumption there. Tho New FORK authority
placet tho hume deliveries It 2, 874. 7Gi quarters
for the twelve weeks ending Nov. "a; which should
be 2, s02, 1R4 quarters, according to nEitsh cst-
mates. This error Of 481. 4ac quarters makes an
important difference In tho situation, md enables
10 account for tho fact TINT during last septem-
T.. .rd f1,t,}np NJ xste~t i. Tfvcrnoni
"n .s ,,ist,, aoc,oo., Inn 4nn rtars
t,s a, s nnn =, - h. tho ~, ~ No..,nbsr rhllr
49, .tns,, s ~ IN, us, ,,cc,cs.cd Nv a nnnniltv
, sns so.s ~ -, =, uo, ..s,. :" -, o.n H., oo.h
W,, .,,s, s.nr,snt rroo -. that of TIM limited
Kingdom In 1877 Is Represented 10 be, only leaving
CO. QoO, COO for consumption, the farmers cannot
y" .s ~. a.nr, ~ .n.,-haro ,,c.r ca-,,ct
Nv e'.Inse y. .no s.,ras" ~ l.; ~ 49,. ,o..,r"
sAsf "rs s. ..,. s,.s .a.r ,,..hl,,1 ~ ,ho nn.n.
W. "se1n -. .as'' e'op 'e.'' 'A' 3'''
NY M ~. .,,.,,,,,.r,.
inu Sum wv i"s sa.aDy .s,,a ~ .ha"
uoS q.a'.e" n,.se !. IN ma ons,."r,
sooa A"'ao.e. l'a~u - ~ y. ~, unn :
, 1877-12-25


CNTTLE-IteceIyeA during Sunday and Moada,
l. lsu head ssipo t!me 'ast wsek. l,9iu hoad The su
pIy xss p.nAII VA also the domsnd+ snd VAucs VI
tIufwnne no noticeable change, ruling about ~ Ia
weak. Nclther shippers nor tho huns trade seemed
stand III nced OF stoek anil nut al of tho ueaRre su
pty on tas found buycr5 Sales reached only about
head or little mora than onohaf tho onerinGs. RI
fanya at pttcea u. 7a34po for tnfeetoF to cho
grades, butchsrs' stun suiilng mostly u 1,6531
aud shipping bueFes At q. .oal4.bh
4UotATiohs.
ExtrA Desvca-flradcd stnors weighing |. 500
IL sn upwards, ......,,......:...$ s.. eoe
CIotoS IltSyes--Flna Iii, woli.fertasd i.
III, sU ill., Observation-Disclosures, Aaoa3
lax L. Isl; 10 oHj III. 4oo94
Medium tleates- -htsars In fair acsh. wet4h.
uutcheFs' Htoek-roor 70 comHon stecrx,
aud ronlADu to choco cows for city
siaaxhtet. wstah!ns SUltq i. ido o.. 2ss35.
10 I1 it, ......:..:....... .:::.,....'.. a75os.
1Sils and scalaw ag steaEr ....,,..s....., lsn1.
ltsS
, 1877-12-25
eAnd tnMNst.
I}Y TELEaRhIsIf.
NBW YQHK.

10 the Wtstern Annotated FrTt1
NKv YonK, Dec. 24.-0otd dnll at 1o3a. Car
ring rates st to i. Exceptional leans nait nat.
Silver At London 64lkd. iicrc silver bars ara
1904 In Rfecnbacks and III gold. Silver coin Il
diecount,
Governments weak aud lower
Railroad bonds were firm.
State securities wcro qnfct.
The Stock Exchange efoacd At o'clock THIS
afternoon. the Governing Committee har'ne sad
denly decided to close mp busincst from that honr
until Wednesday morning at II. Ths market
cloaed very strong, and tho bulls bad complete con-
troll up to the closing hour. The actre and strona'
est spccla1sea wero lako Shore, VI. Paul common
and preferred, Northeastern common and Pre-.
ferrc,l, liock tplsnd, lnciac Mail. and Hcstcrn
union. Transactions Fesu 10. 0tk1 shares. OF which
q. 900 were Lake Shore, . Wo Northwestern,
1000 Western uufon.
Money. 617, closing at O. frluo mercantile
paper, h&t7.
Tho Assistant Treasurer dtebnrsed sG7. 600.
C1carIngs. SIS COO. 600.
Yrotlgee exports tar tue week, 81, 4G7. 900.
Sterling qu1et; long, 4R4It: atloft, 1870.
, 1877-12-25

The following Instruments wcre ale1 Tor tecors
1ton1ay Det 14s

The following Instruments wero aled for record
1tonday, Dec. ~:
G1rr PROPERTY.
wcsscrn av. n cor Of Monsos 1t, Il t1a1tu7
1T aieo Eest Monroe 1t, iHl 4 . Of oakley
dated 1jGc. II tJAuietE. element 10 Charles. MN
ESses u. III Il 81 H:dsxicr It. /: S 'o
sbos. +. III f,ta Il 5sts ut bt;i:sn Il, LOO
Wcstf, ~. i, v cor VI afalrue Ut, I. und v
OF liD1t07 II. dated July ylp........,..,.... 10 &Mo
Western ar. ~ n = of Hrnnd ~. . r as'1xlcH3
e! Alfn taasll7 It In saa'c buck lmp7orcds ~,
taissi aIed 1ss rsrk ~, i1; 1t TwautY.1ouit
it, /, :7NsII1 II. tTatch fJct. tH,.......,. 2.150
stats 4. s4;h ~ 1T ThI1tfeth IT. v f,s,xisih ~,
stse M aa:.S T. III. ss1i /, = Il Tiirsi Il: iUsisi
II. datrd Dec. 1soo1
Wcts washington 1t. y cor OF Earrcnt.r 1t.
A. t2sxtt! IT, aatcl Ice. II. tTlit! Prea.
hytcrtan Church to st. fAuts reformed
taIs ~ = cnu.', II Txss; Il. ai1
IFS II. tsl CT tlcc, te:..":..-......:.....: AGO
Ii!ns z, !+3n = Ut ilcn'sa" ~ II f. aaxioo nm
asis1 q Ha1 II .n Il 1i6 ~
Il, da;cI bee ...................... 17a1
NoGT4 uY ctr LlATIr. WITHIN rAnc9 or AxrKS
XiLkt or THE c1fnTsuntsE,
Ashta1a ". l2 & r. q sunhysac Nv Y 1oo J., .on
,stin. stn +, ros a'g' 'ss co. & s,Sat ~, Isl
TIT II. dAtra 1fcc. ~. .."........... 2oG
i1y n, dated Dec 2l......,.....,.-.......,. 2n
SOUTH or ctrf LtHiTs. WITHIN HAptrs 0v sKrka
" xlLEs Af rttE rorRt'HoEAk.
Michigan ~. near . eur of Fifty Il.
Fli,yni,n Il 4: aa Ut Sef q R6:fk ". T. 10.
150ft, lated Dec. g.... .t.................. ioct
, 1877-12-25

broom. corn, Feeds, hides, and hay vert quiet hnd
lIttin better than nominal. On tho etfcce fair
business vas done early In poultry, game, and
frnlh. Poultry aud game wsre saziof nnder large
ofIerinss OF toft and poor stock. The choice re-
tepts sold quickly, hat tho stock TINT had been In.
tnrrd BY the rain waH hard tn ec1l a. any price.
Turkeys eold At 7Gbioc. chickens at tp8c, and
ducks and geese at f}6eDe per ID.
GRAIN IN BronE.
Tho following ate the footlngs Of the Official re-
mort Of the grain In sterc in tha city on the evon-
int nf satn1daY LAT md cptttapQnatnR datea:
, 1877-12-25

to do with rcd,tetng the ratcs Of t'nltel States
honls: tho matter is one of enmmcretnl profEty
between the rountry a,ld IT, creditors. Thcrc
nrc no stxns of Lie urcsercc OF Mexican dollars
IN unusual s,,ns The l'hi1adclphia resolution.
whole question Ia 0ne OF conflicting sectional
interests, and tho people ont West seem to be
afflicted with silver virus.
rHH oruEN sine OF TltR puEsT1o1.
A ntim}er Of influential gentlemen who fnvor
the rrmonetizotion Of silver we're consulted, and
their views, tnkcn as = whole, may l,c briefly
stated. Thov contend that the Funding bill,
although not clargcablo with all the misei,cf,
States securities than the s!lref bilf. Tlte
ilye-twentics wcrc directly affected BY the Fund
lny b, and the other c1asscs Of bontis doubtless
suffered in aympathy with them. Il ls non.
sense to say that tho national debt could or
would be paid IN silver, ercn II tho Bland bt1
became law. Thera would tho hllver cn,no
FRONT Thls country produces only e'5,W0.0M
ner annum and The tarpn,. ., s1seT ~ 81 ~ EarpS G. to
ready outlet in Chsnn anti fn'1in. We aro unaer
the t1ltc1Age of foreign syn.llcates and bave not,
thus far. dared to think for ourtelves. Shall
We lavo In our mines countless millions OF the
Tor otlr own benefit Just because tho doing 20
might somewhat INCONVENIENCE the money.
centres Of London, Paris. Frankfort, Or Bcrltnl
What tho American people stand mostly! IN
nee1 .. naii III ara'niinr tor AHA ami rcnt for
NY. eai ir".t h,,t lin ranntc nr ,hia
esm. ~ .san ~ i,,r -, uan fnr th"ir own hrnnis
tS,a IL ,,at hnuntco,. Nnturc Ina nlaseG
~ e,a ,,,nis ~. nn.n s,s '''''17 ""'
~ s'''" o''po'""
THROWING UP TIE GOLD SPONGE,
Spectdi Di.pdtea TO m Sf,o rnfk Tribune
WAsMlKo1os, Dec 2t.-The Bland Silver bill
Is bound 10 pass the Senate when Congress A.
assemblies. No crcnt of the future Is more ccr-
,,fr n NAV m nmrpdcd an that fra cptnave
mus 49, '""y '. ",'M . y. III, re-,
1or private account sha!l Hot ~ ai'u"eo' Aae
amount Of iegAl-te tender silver dollars Issued may
I,o 1t,r1to1 tn ~ nm nm montl,. thouph TINT
would be an amount moro than four times as
nreat Ms tho silver cotua1o OF al1 tho double
t.,. ~ .,,,,. ia. ~ rurn-, ,,,,,,lro, fr.ronco
etannaFu eountt'es y. EuAopo eo".1'"eu ."ues'
Belgium, Switzerland, ltaly, and ircecol during
the orescut year, and muro than eight times as
iets, ~ ,I.,,s, ~. roat ~ nrr nwn fnr thn rrnr
10y. M a. ~ s,s.ssn ~ tha iii ss.rns cor.
to;,' H. o'' '''' P1'ea4' ~ '''' O''' ''''Ao
!. .t, fo,, T., which Aha h,,t Ia tn no.s
n Iii g 4, w. ~ ~ ~ ~ osInnt;on ~ ,pIfnv
tsntiaI.i - wiz ts.ot ~ ~ tia a.jn r1oinn WIZ
.i,nt,1i M ~" KIT ..iIi further h., umru1rit
fi,om "a ~, r. rmoEn tha mint rmf4o NJ rolti anl
sIinn. ~ ~. "",,ntrv shn sans - tint in
ur ~ ..I Nv T. n",h"rI,a tho rcs,nnt tn nrn,
,..n ~ ,ho ovcrnmnnis no,, comnnsne the
oiin I1nion thnt thn fTn5;ei Statss h. sd0,itteI
~ ~, Sii.6r iii nrs hnnost wnor thcv ~
nsIro hv tniatntiom r. ra,so th silver
onifor ~ nar uth Hn,,l iSnilc1' and maintain IL
tfcre snrciv ticv wili weIcnme niti 3roin any
.n,,.oa. ar. n mos1" m n-nInnnt ~ nroyc thni
TX ~, y nnn - ,nGnio oworrinms,armopfn,.iv for
, 1877-12-25

,SHc, net rcc~trf. as7a hsrsi Rf1As stteptA $40,
aaIr*, !. 500 coAstwIsc, Il, m.
CHatLx.rox, I,re. .14.-tnrrn1-ouet; middElna,
foke llc nrt receipts SO hafet, snles. bo to tho
continent S.o7H.
SAVANNAH, Dec. -CnrroN-Qufets tnhG1InE,
eAies+ i,4oQ.