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Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-08-16
New York and the Huds0l

One Of the most delightful excursions
of this season will be the one to be given
by Nj. P. T. E. smith, on Thursday,
August Esd, to New York, East River and
the Hudson. Mr.. Smiths excursions have
always been popular and we'll patronized,
and the coming one will be no exception.
The tip from this city to New York will
DO made by special train. At Jersey City
steamer Thomas Potocu, which will proceed
up East River and Long Island Sound Tor
. distance of eighteen miles. returning
she will touch 1t New York and then steam
up The Hudson Is far as West Point, giving
full view Of the magnificent river scenery
az tho Hudson. Those who wish TO spend
The time in New York city will have ter
hours at their disposal.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-08-16
FATAL ACCIDENT.

A hey Ran over by Cart and Killed
On Saturday morning. IS James vansant,
about IL years old, son Of Isaac Vansant,
near NcClellAndsville, this county, was
driving . horse, attached to very heavy
oert Ike horse took fright and ran, throw
ius The boy out Of the cart, the wheel OF
Witch passed over his chest. DR.. Henry
m gummoned, and everything possible
IN done for the unfortunate boy, but,
sfter considerable suffering, he died yes
far,lay morning.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-08-16
LOCAL NEWS.
SUICIDE.
An InMato 81 the Almeheuse Tnkee
Poison and DlNN-Tha pmur.aa

A IDuantc 81 the Almsheuse Tnkee
Poison and Dies-Tha Inquest.
On Saturday afternoon. William Sanders.
for ton years an Innate of the county
Almshouse, took strychnine, from the
sksots Of which he died about half an hour
aseeFwegls. Sanders was member Of the
Soodeay Of Friends, and had been boarder
~ the Almshouse at the expense Of the
booisty since 1868, having been sent there
on account Of sickness and destitution.
RscsoGly the committee Of the Friends
having the matter in charge were in
formed that Sanders had entirely recovered
from his sickness and was able to earn his
own living, consequently he was
;nodfed that they would no longer
day his board. Sanders then applied
TO the Trustees Of the Poor,
but they refused to allow him to remain
unless he should pay his board, which was
two dollars per week. This he did until
what little money he had was gone, which
was on Wednesday Of last week. He was
given one week to find another place, but
left on Saturday, four days before his week
was up, and committed suicide a. above
Mated on the afternoon Of the same day.
He procured the poison at McInall's drug
gb0fe, ~ Lne corner O1 OeconO Anu mArket
streets, and took il while sitting on the
Steps Of the Friends Meeting House, on
West street between Fourth and Fifth. In
his pockets were found three letters, on 9
Of which was addressed to the coroner and
stated that his rsason for taking his lii .
was that he had been "turned out on the
highway to perish" 80.
A post Mrtena examination show, d
r. H. - = l. II ~.
An inquest Was held Sunday, and the jury
rseu1ned verdict that deceased came to
his death by taking strychnine admin e.
tered by his own hand. Sanders was
about IS years of age, was unmarried, and
leaves two sisters in Delaware county, Pr,
and cousin In Newark, this State. Tie
body was inferred on Tuesday morning in
The Friends burying ground.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-08-16
asst River
AND
LONG ISLAND SOUND,

to For, ssnu lsr - fss !sas'ipgI ,o 81 ,ns
BRiDeNJ .Hl.olvyi's island. With i's c b-pI
sssne oi the great e,plo.i ande, me er sna
numerous O,hr plaee, OF iptsie,t hetsr1x I'M tn
landing 1t Pier ], tnos, Who desire ~ speuuo ~
eln.nds. o. The tins tsbGu. eight , h'S ana
prooesd UP Th& HrOsDk 20 Visit t pivFE
sUKNEkY IN ,ns nd the FAMOUS PALi,
SADNS Workers, tuu3lY SIDE, tthe resiaet ce % uo
celebrated WAshn eton lrviuKD sing sing. hhthofy
Nose iort Mnntg orhsry, West Point and msry 0 =
places Returning Gown the river nriivans Al J'rsy
CITY :; Il D. M iikrs the sp cal all nnd .rIiyin,
homs the same evening. Persons dcslfit 70 spennn
All this tine The city IN prBi reuca 10 gong up s
-sst and Hudpon rivers, can ~ Esro o. tae i'f's
and have ten hours at their disposal. .
FefI eshments the boat "a charAv OF competeht
cstrrsr and served at moderate cric.s; -.
Music by City Cnrnrt Rand Of " llmfnR'o on, LEA.
Professor fllinGer, leader ..,,, D., al
the dsta is Of the trD md every effort Will bs nadt 70
rsn der Il most stable, pleasant and is Itu
Of the season
Fare fer the II eund Trip. 90.
children under ycnrr,..-...u.. HH II rricr.
Tickets limited Gao bs procured AT the ok s. 70
Of HouxhrnAn, Thomas L Go, El hHrket street.
MAKO "A'" Ap'N PIE SMITH.
.,.xy Manager
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-08-16

As stated yesterday, party Of eight
Wilmingtonians will leave for Ocean City
tomorrow morning, and will camp out, a
short distance below that place, on the
co asst of the Atlantic. They have named
themselves the Willett Club, and the fol-
lowing gentlemen compose the party (;
John McCaifrey, Thomas Giles, Charles
weyi, Joseph Hopes, John Mcdaniel,
George Wilhelm, Martin Smith and Alex
ander Malcomb They expect visit from
another party of Wilmingtonians, at their
camp, on Saturday night. Cunning and
fishing will be among the amusements,
and the club will remain in camp for a
week.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-08-16

The Alexandria Gazette states that Mr..
8 B. Mercier, editor of the Loudoun,
Va.) Enterprise, has been placed in Mt.
Hope Asylum, near Baltimore. While on
visit to Baltimore last week Mr.. Mercier
experienced a slight attack of sunstroke,
but on returning home was thought to
have recovered from its effects. Later in
the week, however, he began to exhibit
unmistAkable signs of insanity, and finally
becarAe very violent, with occasional lucid
intervals. Mr.. Mercier is young man,
not yet 30 years of age, strictly temperate
and highly intelligent, and his relatives
hope by giving him immediately the adj
vantage of the eminent medical attendance
At Mt. Hope to effect cure of his malady.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-08-16
ACCIDENT At A NEW OLE WELL.

Men Covered with OIL Bec0u.e En-
veIOpcd IN FIames-TwO Die In n
Few Minutes.
AsS,ciaed Prsss Dispatch.
CINCINNATI, O., August ia special
dispatch says o new oil well at Smiths
Ferry, Pa, commenced to flow on Monday,
throwing oil over the men working about
the derrick.
The gas ignited from blacksmith's
forge, and the men were completely en-
veloped In flames. W. L. Rayland and
Charles Ammon died in o few minutes.
John Rayland and William McCready
cannot recover, and John Clinton apd son
we're severely burned.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-08-16
ptaths.

CROMLKY On the 10th instant, james Cf'0ies'in
tho 18th year Of hia ag1 $50,
GALfaEA.-,On Fs,urd.y morning. Anes~ iA'i
John d. GA1isna. 10 the 18th year OF ms ago.
NFLION-Op the 9Th instant, Henry A., sou OF
Hsnry and Ann Mellon.
sUkW-On her Nth birthday. sth inst Ann Draper
widow Ct the late John shaw.
sAUNDERs-un the 18th instant. Wihan.sannn''A.
MORO AN-On the 18th instant, Henry r.. 50, o.
Edmund D. and Mary e. Morgan. sSsd yssf s"'
20 days
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-08-16
eunAnoiAL Ano COMMERCIAL.
Rhtladeaphia Markets.
u1sAAA prnnn n nunneh-

PhtladsapAia Markets.
AssesiatsA Prss spsaeh.
Pz1.ADx1PH1A, Pa, August 15.-Flour
quiet; Super, -. 80; extras, 81. 80; Psnnsyl-
vania family, Co. 7507.5O Minnesota
family, es@s.50; high grades, $500
$50.
Whsas steady; No. 2, red, 81. 4o@1.44;
.mbsr. -; l3@1.Ae; inferior lots, u. $50
1.80.
Corn meal, es.l5Gs.25.
Rye -Four, d.
Corn dull; yellow, Gle; mixed, Coo.
Oats, steady; Pennsylvania white, 400
4Sc, Western white, 39@4lc; mixed, SO
M4CS, rev Western white, 3603Sc;
mixed, 33Wa5.
Rye quiet, 68@70c.
Provisions quiet; mess pork, al4.75
MI5. 81; keef hams, &C.; India mess beef,
322022;5 N hams, 14Di3c; picked do,
iO4@114c.; green do, sl@t9; smoked
shoulders, 7@74c.; shoulders in salt, "
@Gc.
butter steady; creamery extras, 25@2Gc;
Bradford County and New York extras,
2;30a24c; Iowa, Michigan aud Wisconsin
2OC022c; Western reserves, 2O@22c.
Cheese steady; New York fancy, 100
1O4c; half skinned, 94@1Oc; Western, full
cream, 9A@lOc.; half skinned, s3@94c.
Eggs, better feeling; Pennsylvania, l3@
14c; Western, 12@13c.
Petroleum, hrmer; refined, 1s!@1asc
crude, Ole.
Whisky firm; Western, SLIP.
Gold, 1861.
CATTLE MARKETS.
Associated Press Dispatch
PHILADELPHIA, August 13.-Cattl'
active and frner; sales 2, 500; good Il
prime, ga @6ac; medium, 505sc; common
a3M44c. Sheep active and firm; sale
| 200; good to prime, soc; medium, 4a0
SIC; common, 4@43c. Hogs, slow sales
8, 800 at 7ac.
I WILxlaarox, DEL, August 10. 1877.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-08-16
Barn Destroyed BY Fire.

HAnRlssuRa, Pa, August 15.-The barn
of Henry Bittner, about three miles from
Carlisle, was destroyed by FIRE at an early
hour this morning. The contents, consist
ing of this years crops, agricultural i'm
plements, and live stock, were consumed.
The loss is $4,000. There was no insur-
ance on il,
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-08-16

A man named William Smith, living
near Newark, complained to the police
that between 10 and II o'clock, SATURDAY
night, he was attacked by Two men y
fisventh and King streets, and robbed OF
40 snAa watch. He could not ten WIG
III anan5lantD Wers.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-08-16
Two Deaths from kerosene OIL.

q ssociAted Pross DIspstcH.
FLUSHING, L. l., August 15.-Thomas
q, and Frank W. Levalley, aged 10 and
years respectively, were burned TO death
near the river head house. The father.
F. G. I,evalley, was lighting nre with
kerosene when the can exploded.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-08-16
Great storm In Illinois.

ASsOc kV'u Frtb1 O1eP3eVH' -.
CINCINNATI, o., August ia specia
dispatch says terrible storm passed over
Clifton, Illinois, last evening, completely
destroying q church, school house, mill
and a number of dwellings, and doin(
considerable damage TO the crops.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-08-16

Parties desiring trees, plants, or bulbs,
are referred to Ellwanger h Barrys adver-
tfssment, now appearing in our columns.
Their establishment is recognized as one
of the largest and most reliable IN the
United States.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-08-16

why will men smo.e common tobacco,
| ISHAt CS NoATa CARoLlNA" at the same
pri0e
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-08-16
WILMINGTON MARKETS.

The total receipts yesterday were one
thousand, four hundred and seventy-three
baskets, seven hundred and sixty of which
came by rail, and seven hundred and
thirteen by wagon. The quality of the
fruit has improved decidedly during the
past few days, and the prices havs ad.
vanced in proportion, the ruling prices
being about ninety cents per basket
Some choice varietieu were selling at 81. Ii
aud $1.25.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-08-16

Mills to me, but 70 load over Il, 600 on :
car to be carried at the fast rate OF speed
which is necessary often in getting apeach
train to market, we go sometimes at
thirty miles an hour-is exceedingly
dangerous"
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-08-16

N1OTICR Notice rs hereby gwen that the pirt-
N nsrshio herstoiore existing bstwse1 hsnj ,mn r.
Perkins and CHARLES WsLas 1nasF ,t ~. n.n,h Of
ohar.s s wslde Al the hate Hrm business WI 70
hss sols Authority y clos up business. Az o.. zone
ndebted a. or having claims against the late rin are
requested 70 settle promptly. Z, e. puruyns
wuuYvaoy DrL August 10th. lsi7-td 2tSs
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-08-16

The ppioaa el Seaehes N s0's oleS
The NHtsker Of Car Leads snasE
The following Ia the number Of car
loads Of pedches shipped over the Deia-
Ware railroad dufink Tie past week:
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-08-16
Query

WHEN the dsord.n Of Habyhood attack your Baby
use At once Or. euil,s Bsby rsrup, and notice ia
tspid and beneficial effect Is cents per bot 10
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-08-16
BRrGhDIER-GENERAL TERRY.


AsodAtsd Press DispNtch.
WASHINGTON, August l5.-Brigadier-
General Terry, commanding the depart
meIrt of Dakota, in reply to the telegram
Of the Secretary of War, requesting him
to serve as member Of the Sitting Bull
commission, says there is nothing at
present which will prevent him serving.
He will, therefore, act as member of the
commission.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-08-16
THE NEW YORK MARKET.
From tina Tribuns Of yeatprdsy,

The receipts of peaches yesterday, by rail
and steamer, were forty-three thousand,
nine hundred baskets. From the opening of
the season three hundred and twenty-three
thousand, eight hundred and twenty-one
baskets have arrived here. Sixteen car
loads were sent to Boston yesterday, one to
New Haven and one to Pittsburgh. The
offering was marked Improvement upon
any. that has yet come forward, and in
cluded fine Crawfords, yellow fruit ana
EARLY Yorks, white flesh. Fine grades
will arrive steadily for some days.
Dealers fear that they will be unable ia
keep up prices unless the shippers helr
them. Crates were quoted at $1@$1.5 so.
Baskets are not the feature of arrivals
these ranged sixty to seventy cents fol
plain Delaware, and seventy-Ave cents tt
81. 90 for fine to extra.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-08-16

Rev. DR.. Hill, of Portland, ex-president
of the Harvard University, is sunmering at
the Glen House, Mass.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-08-16
NO.1PERUVIAN GUANu

The subs cr,bers have effected an arrangem. nt suh
the Peruvian ues srnmen. agents BY shiea they nave
GUANO, which thew viii deliv-r f'on ihsi- uva
stores in fhilAds pbta tLs Government stores "
New York or BAlit ore.
VIE SELL, M GUANO BIT WHIT WE
RECAiVE DlRs, T FROM GUVEaN-
MINT SrURko.
There FORE parties hu, Ing Of r. rccev ng
"S"' 'a' CHRISTIAN & CO.,
aug 16sw No l4l North water ttee. fhils.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-08-16

vHolHsALK PRIcKs-PRovIsloNE

The following arc to-dAy's quotations ofthe
prices in the Wilmington markets a. cor.
rooted by Todd, Weloh 4 Co., wholesale and
retail commission merchants, sos King street.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-08-16

Hay Straw, and beeds.
HAY ANp STRAW.

Hay, timothy pressed, par ton... .t1e.ooQis.oo
Straw, tight pressed, per ton...... laoo0A.oo
SEEDS.
Ulover seed, per bushel.. .0oQs.e0
Timothy seed, per bushsl. .......... 22t9l16
Hungarian seed, per buahel. ........ L2S0l.40
Rua SWheat seed. per bushel........ l.ebtdl.7b
Tiax aeod. pof uehel,,,,,.....,,.... 20002b0
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-08-16
Grand Pleasure Trip

Now York City, East, RIVsr, ana
I'd tho Hudson River,
to west Point,
On Thursday, August 23d, 1877.
Leave wilmington, Dol from r., vs. rsi t,s,
.,Iivins there Al 10 N. the. hy tie splhnd,a
saloon steamer Thomss Powell" tor ZIP up tpe
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-08-16

CrsTENENv OF TIVE EOkD ACCOUNTS on
. UHRISTIANA HUNDRED, June I'd. 1877;
DR..
To balance in favor Of sa'a hundred frt m Last
amount OF inv. stln mt. brhl
TO amount u tax raised, 1t 10 eeat' pc slej drr'
.,S5lT
OR
By amnInt OF or Ter. psia ~ June "a 1877.
To- n RS iuat.r,sl, comm Store ~, Ac S5i".l
Ny n Igi the uityo, or --.-.-.. -..-.. l"'
RI r.,ofs lowed ute ''.l ot,r. ...--........ ~
By c,mmb 81 us n ,S.. " Eol, - ...tt- dl3
alan 20 duo the hurdfed. az
7F. ~
JOSspS PETiTELMANGk,
AkRAM PALMER.
GEUkG& w. = apMPbOS,
JULY 4Tu, ls57-E - Bod CommisaiensrLs
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-08-16

| $4,000 pounds by an extra charge for the
excess. This extra tariff was put on
as check to the shippers to prevent any
overlooking whatever, exceptin cases where
it might seem absolutely necessary, and
not to bring revenue into the company's
Golfers.
1t sometimes occurs that shipper, who
charters car, does not get n full load bya
few hundred pounds. This is loss, Of
course, to hiia, as be must pay for the full
car load. Now, in case car is overloaded
few hundred pounds, to make the thing
even, the company, if correctly under
stand the question, will not take suci
excess in account.
Many of the shippers, however, are no
satisfied with reasonable turning of tn
tables on the railroad in this way, but pro
, coed to make business of heavily over
loading their chartered cars, presenting
the company with n false invoice and thu
putting in jeopardy, not only the propert.
Of the railroad company and their felloN
shippers, but endangering the lives OF tn
= employees of the company.
Shippers have in instances boosted +
the authorities that they make their com
: mission in this way. For instance, Il
1 1876, B. Il o. car, built for speed and :
: | carry with perIect saie'y' if,V"v Pu"nN
{ was weighed at Baltimore, and, thong
q the invoice called for but 1i,O00 pounds
: found to have $4,000 pounds of fruit
e This was not only dishonest but dangerous
e This year the company have bee
d weighing every car at Aliddletown, wher
they have a splendid set o. scales, and tn
g record of they weight of every, car. U
a Friday, of last week, from eight cars
d one train weighed, they found 1900
i. pounds excess. In such cases as thes
i. thew reload the fruit and charge til
). shippers with the excess Of freight. !
o two or three instances this season tn
overlooking has caused serious damage
the trains on which the cars were.
a The railroad authorities say that they al
r more anxious to stop it on account OF Il
s, danger than the loss of money to IL
le company.
,e 1--WE can easily carry at slow freig'
speed $4,000 pounds in our cars" said NJ
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-12-07
Some Pres. Cemmenss s~ she lses

Some Press Cemwesss s~ she zee.
s0se.
The Presidents views on the silver
issue will not please any section 81 the
country. --fAtlan:a Constitution.
Mr.. Hayes plainly shows that he is
the bond-servant Of the money kings,
and that John Sherman Is hi. keeper.
City Times.
The President stands like wall Of
adamant between threatened financial
chaos and the nations credit and hope
Of renewed prosperity. TChicago
journal.
Take the message throughout it will
be regarded, with the exception Of the
Southern policy part, as sound in sen.
timent and plain and practical in tone.
-[Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette.
The people can expect nothing from
this Administration for the present,
but a continuance in the policy Of the
Wallstreet wrecker and sharks; but
before year elap-es Mr. Hayes will
dance to different music.-. Pittsburgh
Post.
II the first nine months Of Mr..
Hayes administration are a sample Of
the whole, he will he known TO histo-
ry as the weakest, the most vscilla.
ting, the most unfortunate and unsuc.
cessful President who, up to this time,
has ever held that important Office
IN. Y. Herald.
The President cannot expect and
will not receive Western support in
the stand he has taken upon the sill
yer question. He has had time to
study the temper of the people. and
upon that point has cast his lot with
those who desire to continue the fraud
IF 1s1S.-[Chicag Post.
The message can not fail to prov,
sad disappointment to the great ma.
GRITTY of the people of the United
States, in regard to the two questions
which just now most deeply concern
hem. We refer, of course, to the
epeal of the resumption act and the
emonetization of silver as one of the
oins of the Government. -(Knox.
lille Tribune.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-12-07
BOYLE COUNTY VIEWS.
Damrifse.

DECEMBER ), 1877.
The few days of cold weather last weel
afforded the Lovers Of the sport an oppor
tunity for skating.
Last Saturday night negro named lie,
Pebbles was arrested ioi forging an order
| TO the amount Of So so.
A lot of boys, twenty in number, got
up" hunting match last Thursday. They
divided into two parties Of ten each-the
less successful party to pay forfeit in the
shape of sumptuous supper at Gilcher 4
Bros restaurant. Partridges only were 10
be counted. The side bearing off the palm
succeeded in "bagging" 81 birds, and the
other brought in 81. Frank Cheek and
Will Rue are considered the crack" shots
Of the party-the former bringing in 90
and the latter 20.
The @eryices, preparatory to the COM
munlon Of the lSt Presbyterian Church,
were conducted on last Friday evening and
Saturday morning by the Rev. Mr.. CHS.
holm, Of Harrodsburg.
Miss Judith Guest, who is attending
school in Lexington, returned home last
Wednesday in order u spend few days
Miss Maggie Robinson, Gily called the
"White Dove" has again been making rs
a Pile asant visit.
Miss Mary Shields, a charming young
lady from Columbia, Mo-, is visiting the
family Of Mr.. Rowland.
SrIcIDE.-A young man named Long,
a carpenter by trade, committed suicide by
taking laudanum Monday night last. His
was discovered about half past
4 o'clock Tuesday morning. Physicians
were Immediately summoned. but the pois-
on bad been in his system several hours,
aud il was impossible to eradicate it, ef.
iects. lie died about ~ o'clock the same
We did not learn the incidents
which prompted him to the act.
Eno
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-12-07

du,r Lie tho Coy-;cr I,,,,n,, n,
!. orpo.od 70 reduction 81 Tho
strength of the army.
Az 20 Ind;on oea;.. Ia ,h;.l. Aha,
1. Vrcot deal Of Tho ,roublo bo,vsen
the covernmen, .rd ,bom !. ,rooo.hlo
% tho f.iluro az ,bs eovo,men, 20 nor.
e,rm he nrom;so and hv .o,s 81 ;n;,..
,;c. ON orr n.r, Uo ,noros,. ,ho NO..
-. 81 IL. .;,;.,ns 49,, 90 -,
Indians Tho, can show ,h., ,h.v S.vo
sunpor,ed their families far 4. number
az re.r, and ,bo, everv srcorr.,e.
man, no beld on, 10 ,bem loot;n, 70
N. ;n,nro,ono., 90 ,h.;r .o.a,,;on
Reference 10 other minor matters |.
made the MESSAGE closing with n
s,ro,c nle. for nonul.r Ed,c,,,or.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-12-07

SATURDAY last at 2:l0, A. NJ, But
Ter, of South Carolina, and Kellogg,
Of Louisiana, were sworn in as Sena.
tors. The infamy of seating Kellogg
will rebound to the injury of the Re
publican party, that is, if anything
can injure that decrepit and fast-de.
caying institution. But, it is another
short lease on life to the men who
are now catching at straws.