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Dentistry.
DR. s. L. BRACEY, Dentist, respectfully
IL offers his professional services to the
cltizens Of Monroe and surrounding coun-
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giving satisfaction in all branches of his
prOtession. Is willing to warrant all work.
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Dr.. WIN. 8anAel
vINENDERS his services as Physician and
i Surgeon, to the public. He can be found
upon his plantation, four miles below Mon-i
roe. March IL. 1874. 25-ly
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VOLUME XIII.

TARIFF OF ADYERTISING. RATES.
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Of space or less) for tho first, and seventy
d ve cents for each subsequent irsertion, for
any time under one month. For longer
periods as follows:
, 1877-12-17

The now French Ministry have scarcely
settled into tlloir seats before they arc callea
upon to t,ntlo so,nc of tho tyrannicat work
OF their predecessors. They will be asked at
onco by tho Republicans to grant general
amnesty for ofrenses againat the press laws
committed siuce May 1G, md for the rein
statcnent Of tho Mayors dismissed by the
DE- DnoaI1E Cabinet wheh the resolu-
tion Was formed Of taklng complete pos
session Of the election machinery for the
purpose Of securing tho overthrow Of tho
Republican minority in the Chamber. AL
roaly De, ,,31AncEnE, Minister of the Interior,
las removed tho restrictions which De
Founrou placcd npon tho sales Of news-
papers, aud It Is said the Government will
shortly introduce bill making tho consent
Of tho Chamber n necessary preliminary 10
tho proclamation Of state Of siege. Tho
Lessons Of the past soven months have not
bccn 1carncd III vain-modcration, prudence,
progress have been taught in Franco as
they were norer taught before.
, 1877-12-17

Uulthtu hARhhl EAAm0h4t
Tho Chicago produce markets wefo moderately
act!ye Saturday. md generally enstcr. Mess pork
closed &c per brl lower, nj 81. 7E1 10 for new
and Sil.s7.iI11.O0 for Jannary. Lard closed
1t,c per 100 lbs lower. at 81. III cash and S7.170
Z. 70 for January. Meats were easier. at 4t&c for
boxed shoulders and Jc for do short RIBS. Whisky
wi. Htcadlcr, at 81. 0u per gallon. Flour was dull.
Wheat closed slt lower, at 81. o7ll fur December
md sl.o7a{ tor Jnnuary. Corn closed aaGbsc
lnwct, nj 43c cnsll and 41sic for January. Usts
c1osed TIC lower, nt e41sc for December and ei141
2i7.c frt January. Hyc was steady. at SIC. 1,ar-
ley c1necd sEE1c lower ut 1o1sc cash and Gle Tor
January. logs were aetivc and ssea,ly nt 81. u0GD
4. i. per JOG lbs. Cnttlu Inactive nt s.. GOA
10 Sheep wcro nominal. Packed in this city
since 1st November. Hi, Hi hogs Received in
Chicago during Inst week, 20. 15 brls flour, :'1.
1HG hu wheat. .aa. 0t1 bu corn, ia, l11 bu oat.
IL, sO3 bu rye, III. .E0l bu barley. 243, si1 live
1iors. mud 1d,Hl7 caille. Inspected Into s.oru in
this city Saturday morning: 200 cars wheat, 100
cnrs corn, IN cars oasa, /" cars ryc md G0 cars
barley. Total t41R cass,. 100, COO bit. Ono hun
dred dollars In gold would buy 91o:. o.f tn grccn.
backs al the close.
, 1877-12-17

tho stage of development which 1t has tinco
rcnehet. White labor could not aud would
not have pushed tho Southern Rond over
loscrta mud mountains out to Fort yuma, or
been 30 importnnt factor in tho construc-
ton Of tho Central Pacific. What Is true Of
tho railroads is truo Of irrigation and all
other works on n largo scale. Tho fifth
mnin employment Of the Chinese 1.as boeu
In domestic service. Women for tic kitchen
arc scarce in California, md the number OF
those who nre able md willing to
t1o Homework Ii extremely limited.
Thoy tlemand higher wngea than persons Of
moderate means can afford to pay, ind they
arc less agreeable a. servants, say tho Cali
fornin ladios, than tho Cinnamon, bccauso lcss
dooilo, industrious, AMI thrifty. No doubt
tho best and most influential friends tho
Cinnamon hive In California are tho women
WHO employ them in housowork, md won1l
be at n loss to arrange their domestic econo-
my without them. It tnay be aafd, in gcu-
eral, that all the employing classes ind their
advantage in Chinese cheap labor, md would
be reluctant to give It up.
Tho irreprcssible conflict in California,
then, In the some which has been carricd On
for so mnny hundred yonrs in 80 many parts
Of Tho world, ,-nnmely the conflict botweon
employers and tratlcs-unions. Tho tendency
of employers to pay as low wages aud Of
employees to got as high wages MS
possible is always and everywhere
tho anne, md always will romain 80.
Tho peculiar manifestation Of 1t
F1.tfk T.. f..t u.
, 1877-12-17
III New York on Saturday grconbacks
were worth 07{@075 cents on the dollar.

31r. DEEcuEn Inns beou crnck,ng tho cars
OF Plymouth Church with a most unoquivo-
cnl declaration Of disbelief In tho orthodoxy
Of tho poriol. In n sermon yesterday he cx-
pressed n aelni-contomptuous Indifference
regarding tho doctrine OF tho Trinity, wlli1o
OH tho subject Of future ruuisllmout ho de-
nonnced in language vivid with startling
hyperbolo tho current Calyinistio theology
with reference 10 Heaven and Hell.
, 1877-12-17

Hungarian lasrcd Of Russia aud sympathy
with Turkey Inns takon tho form Of public
meeting Mt Pesth, attended by about 5000
people, md tho adoption Of q resolution that
the Government Of Austro-Ifuugary should
rcsiat, with resort to armod force II .ucces-
Bary, the further extension Of tho powor Of
Russia. The crowd which carried tho de-
maud OF tho meeting to tho President Of tho
AIinistry met with chilling reception.
They were looked upon as d'sorslerly, aud
hasl TO rosire inglorioualy before the cluba Of
the forcs Ut policemen who wera ordered to
cleaz tho BtreetR.
, 1877-12-17

in this convenient and b!oodlesa fashion;
there are fow men With sufficient dignity to
quarrel mp to tho verge Of dnel, who can
not count couple Of good-natured friends
among their aequaintances Who will apollo
gize for them.
Even In those cases OF personal disputes
whero the antagonists arc moro bloodthirsty
than Mcssrs. CoNK11No and GonpoH have
proved themselves, wo sec no reason why
tho Same theory may not be carried out in the
actual appeal TO arms. Suppose Cen. GoR-
DON had refused to DO appeased by the
apology Of Senator CoNK11Sn's two friends,
or that Senator CoxKl1Su had refused to
conscns to tho recording Of misunder-
standing. Then wo will assume that duel
would be unavoidable. But, oven In
this case, the affair might still bo
sotsled to good advantage by proxy.
Senators CosK11so and GoRDoS arc
mon whom tho country is not
prepared to sparo. Both nro pretty good
specimens Of public men, and Ouch has n
rnison d'ttre which thoir friont1H may prop
erly demand that they respect. Mr.. CoNx-
11xos New York friends do not want to SEQ
him killed, whereby they might lose their
Government plnces; Nr. F1rzs1MMoss nnd
other of11ce-hollers nn1 of1ce-soekers in
Georgia arc similarly bound mp In Con. Cot
DON, and havo tho right to protest against
hfs throwing his life away. Then, II worst
should come to tho worst IN these affairs, tho
distinguished principals ought to select un-
important proxies TO fight 1t ont. There are
hundreds Of hard characters in every city
who would undertake the Job for a reason-
ab1o consideration, and society would DO
rather benefited than shocked or threatened
by tho fact that such lives were put in jcop-
arly. II, In such case, Senator CoSK-
LIMOS proxy-say New York 'knuck -
shonld bite the ground, Senator CoxKINo's
honor would DO vinlicatcd Just as thoroughly
as II he himself had received q bullet
through tho hcart, II Goa. Gonnos's
proxy-say representative Georgia crack-
er"-ahould fall in the encounter, Con.
Goapox'a insult would bo na cifectunlty
avenged as ii ho himself had sought md
achieved death. And In both cascs society
would have reason to rejoice not only that
two excellent public men lad been saved
for future usefulness, but Tint ut least ono
and perhaps two disroputablo characters
had been put out of tho way. This now
| coslc OF honor-apology by proxy OF ducl-
ing by proxy-shonll receive tho prompt and
hearty Endorsement OF oil our public mon !;
in this event, personal disputes and hard
words nay happen without disturbing tho
country, aud oven moro frequent rocur-
, 1877-12-17

1t Ii thought the outbreak between Coxx-
t1Sn mud Goapoa was the result bf ili-feeling
sngendcred iu connection with tue fight over
The New York nominations. The Georgia
Senator undertook tie task Of securing .
xolid Democratic support OF tho President,
aud, having worked like beaver to accom~
plish it, was uuttled at finding that CoNK-
LING had stolen march upon lim and ap-
propriatcd enough material from tho Demo-
cratic side to insure the defeat Of the noini-
nations. Coax1lso, on the other hand, re-
sented Gonpox's interference in what he r.
gurdsd Oh strictly Republican sumpus, and
70 when the time for explosion came 10th
Senators were ready to be touched OF.
, 1877-12-17

aonal appeals to Lord DERBY, and in reply ho
snnbbetl them nil, impartia'ly. They In
formed him that Russian intrigues In A.
ghnnistan Ind disaffcoted fifty millions ot
Tho Governments subjects In 1ndia, and ho
ropltoh TINT ths stato:nant was nbsnr1.
They informed lin TINT tho true limo Of
communication with India was through Ar
monia and tho Euphrates Valley, and he re.
piled that I,o saw no dnnger In the Russian
occupation Of Armenia, as tho truo lina WAS
tho Suez Oana1. They informed lin that
Austria would act with Englant, md he re-
Piled that Austria would do nothing Of tho
kind. They informed him that Tho country
wanted war, and llo told them that tt1ero
wero somo who nlso wanted England to In.
terfero In the American and Franco German
wars, who were now glad sho did not. They
informed him TINT tho f1eet ought to be sent
to Constantinoplo, md 10 ropl!od that he
did not consider Constantinople In any ir,-
mediate danger. They went nway impressed
with tho idea that tl,nt they hnl listened to
semi-offlcial but very emphatic declaration
Of neutrality. There WAS nothing to indicaso
TINT England would mako my effort towards
interference except in tho contingency that
Russia occupied Constantiuop1o. That con-
tfngency, however, is In no ways related to
tho subject matter Of tho Turkish Motto, anil
has not yet presented itself in such q ahapa
that England can mako 1t subject Of dip
lomatio inquiry. II will be timo for Turkey
to nsk for mediation by tho other Powers
when Russia knocks ut the gates of her In
, 1877-12-17

Inquiry IL directed 10 the whereabouts Of
i report Oh tho Chinese question aaid to hare
been prepared by Benatos MoaGoa few
weeks previous to his death, and In Which hs
took strong ground in favor OF protecting
the Mougols III California and against their
pessecutors. Tho report IL now nowhere to
to found, aud coincidence il observed b<'-
kyven this circumstance aua Ito fact that q
, 1877-12-17

California Senator is member and has sub
acribed 10 the oath Of society having for
ita object tho expulsion Of tho Chinese from
tho pnciic coast- It Is grcnt1y to DO regret
ted TINT tho Afonroy report ahould hare been
lost, ,nis1nit. or mlsarpropriatcd. Tho 1naf-
ana Senator Ind givon tho question careful
attention and Investigation, mud his views
ought not to be lost to the world.
, 1877-12-17
THE TURKISH NOTE TO THE POWERS.

THE TURKISH NOTE TO THE POWERS.
Tho Porto has at last dispatched n Circular
Note to tho slgnorB Of tho trenty Of 1871,
asking tho1n to Interfere in tho war betweuu
Turkey and Russin and "accspt a peaco,"
which IL tantamount to asking them to de-
mand peace. Tho grounds upon which
this appeal is based nro. to any tho lcaat,
unique aud curious, II not slightly a,,tlacious.
Woro tho situation not 30 grim, tho Turk
might almost DO aot down as q confirmed
humoriss. Tho world il gwen tho rather
startling statements, over of1ioial signature,
flrst, that Turkey did nothing to provoke
war second, that 1t has dono everything to
avoid 1t; md, third, that 1t does not uuler-
stand Russia'a motiyos In tho present can,-
paign. These three propositions aro start
ling enough Of themselves, hut tho argument
that is built up on these premises ia oolos-
sally impudont. According To the Note, tho
Porto is deafrous Of aud actually engaged
In making reforms, aud taat 40 state OF
war simply rotaras such reforms, mud
Ia disastrous to tho country generally,
destroying agricultural interests, killing iu-
dustry, anl running financial reorganization"
The argument Of the Porto possosses just that
characteristic which is ironically attributed to
"thesnj jured innocent" Originally. the Turks
carriod their syston Of oppression TO sucl m
extent of robbery, and evon massacre, TINT
their sclavio subjects reyoltod, and tho cause
OF their revolt was considered sufficiently
grave to occupy tho attention Of tho Great
Powers. They demanded that Turkey should
institute certain reforms, 10 which sbo
agreed, but failed to carry out her agree-
mont. They thon mat In conference At Con-
stanunoplo. 1suss,a, warranted by her close
relationship to the SclavB, made formal
do1nanl for reforms, which tho remaining
Powers whitfield down to minimum.
Russia accepted tho minimum, md nm
nounced that, II Turkey refused 1t, It should
10 enforced by tho sword. With the full
knowledge that the refusal would DO q cause
Of war, Turkey contemrtuouaIy declined 10
accept tho ultimatum. The representatives
Of tho Powers theEeupou withdrew and left
! her to her fato,
When Russia declared war she distinctly
announced that she had drawn tho sword for
sctavio Independence. Until that is acco,n-
plished thore can DO 10 hopo that any Of tho
Powers will interfere. So long as Russia
confines tbs war to tho establishment Of tho
complete autonomy Of the sclny.c provinces,
no interests arc involved except those OF
Russia and Turkey, and there IL no consider
alton, moral or political, upon which Eu-
gland, Germany, Austria, Franco, or Italy
eau intorposo to stop the war. sYhe submis-
zion Of Turkey to the Russian demand IL Its
, 1877-12-17
THE NEW CODE OF HONOR.

IhA NE" ttUE3 We 11VNNA.
Persons arc, after MI. much more Interest,"
ing, ii not moro important, than things. The
sauabble over tho admission OF DuTLER md
KELLOGG to thoir seats in tho Senate was
sufficient to divort tho interest Of the whole
country from tho important national ques-
tions pending, and to destroy tho real busi-
ness Of tho extra session. So tho personal
alteration between Seuators CoXKL1xd and
GoupoN arrested tho public attention TINT
Aad boon absorbed In tho silver discussion
aud tho Civi!-Scrvioo controversy, mud fixed
1t upon these two gentlemen. Certainly
thorc arc not two gentlemen in American
public life WHO aro moro conspicuous repre-
sentatiyeH Of cLivalry, as We understand 1t
nowadays. Gen. Goapox waa an officer Of
distinguished personal brnvory In tho Com
fcderats scrgice,-ono Of those gallant fel-
lows who won the admiration aud
love Of hts follows. It was this qual-
ity moro than any other tha$ gavo
him public prominence after thu War
was over. Senator CoskL1so, thoagh ho
never wont into tho War, has alwayn shown
himself fearless iu tho oppression Of his
opinions, and is Of bcaring and character
F..
9oas on''io 80 !'"' ~ fe'pe'. 'o9 s".'oAn
ga!1ant!y' "hon II "hs "nuesseooa III ua
inaenhiso why l.'a' tne 10 iaa peen pAssea
III 1ho eonato onanpos oo1"ecl '"o "aou
men' tho occo.3onco "4'7 pte.,s sat" " 'es: 20,
the question "hotheF OF NOV tno a""''o s''''
ROMANS tno nfss resoi' o' son'lem'a ~ "n
trTeconeilapie aaspu'o OF q pefsonm na'u1e'
1t Is matter Of aon'e sef'oas eoasFssna.toa
that such IN as'cFea,'o'' may 10 Ha.m'ae.
toflly ana honorap'S aa)as'ea w'1noa'
an appeal 10 a1ns pu' ~ s''u o'1'
dent TINT tho codo "as the aas& oao2-
ground OF sho p'ctafo' nha thas " was tne
reserved tribunal ip tho oVent That settle-
mont could not be reached without H. Zen.
0ohpoN belongs to class OF men from
whom voluntary abandonment OF tue CODE
can scarcely bo expectod' 1t IS not unlikely
that Ao htmBof IL believer IN It's Justice.
/ and 1t ia certain that Ills constituents anu
friends would hare condemned my dispose
ton on his part to ovade tho issue OF duel.
But Senator CoSx11Na occupies different
position. lie himsclf III reported 10 have
expressed a proper contompt for dueling as a
relic OF barbarian, and he .ankes his home
among people who would glady have tho
proettce condemned as at once unworthy at
q gentleman and Of civilization. It is to be
, 1877-12-17
OBJECTIONS 70 SILVER REORGANIZATION.

nprrrr1nra m syrvER REMnNrTIZATI0N.
~ n-;nt t},;s morninu n n,asa Of lottorg
and communications On tho silver question:
ho;no howevor. only a mart Of what we havo
-oco;ro1 There ora two noints in this con.
.rovarav uhich ara zaalously presented. aud
T., cooi faith bv so,no of thosa who oro on.
,osa1 In tha rcmonettzation Of silver. to
,,h}nb ,va dou,ro IN rail- aitauiion.
Tho s,otament IL modo that tn ramona.
~, silver il IN degrade tho currency. and to
;..no ,hoar dollars worth Int 1s ocnts. and
th,t ,his IL diaborcat md viii nrovo a loss to
tho vho,o wooos c1ass. who will then cot paid
In aol1ara worth on1y o. conts. whero they
now ont mid in dollars worth OF cents.
This il Tho objection. We hayo nj present
n noner currency and two kinds Of
s;,var cotn. Lat rs sco what they
aro worth. The trade dollar contaIns .4g0
oro,na nEne-tentha fine. or 87B o1rains Of Y,urot
silver. Two half.do|lars Of tho subsidiary
u;tvcr co,n contain SAT grains Of puro silver.
The old dollar. il coined, would contain 9TH
ornins of puro ,silyor. These coins have q
volno aa rnctal in cold Tradc dollar. 931
conts, two half-dollars. SO cents. md tho
nd loll0F. " C9nt8 the paper dollar Las
no intrinsic yaluo whatover. Tho paper
do,1or. being d leeal.tender, though It has no
intrina;o value, will purchase OIL ccnts Of
pold tho t.aio dollar, not being legal
tandar In worth only its yalue a. ulotal,-oy1
cants. While tho two lalf.tlollars Of
tba anbs,d;arv silvor. though worth az
metot onlv 88 cents. being LEGAL.
tcnJor tn tho amount of a5, will purchase to
Tint ex.ant a. much as tic paper dollars.
Now. will these aentlemen explain, IL paper
dollars. which l,ayo no value whatever, upon
loino made leoal lender become exchange.
,,1o for NJ conta uo1t1. md tvo silver half.
doil.ra worth onlv II, conta M metal. become.
thonoh only limited legal tender. worth as
/ muoh as thu paper dollar, why Tho silver
dollar. worth o. cents os metal, being made a
,ccaI.teni1ar to higher ilep7ee than the IA.
mr. dollar. should not hayo as grant nur.
ch,x,no nowar M Tint naner dollarY will
theaa ocnt1oman e.n1ain why Tho silver
t-nJo ,oltor. worth pa1 oonts AZ matal. ia mt
worth Al much a. money AZ the two silyor
ho,f-1o,la,a uh,cb ara worth a. n,ctal onlv m
cants2 1bo naner dollars ara not fall 1ecal.
tsrdo,s +bov aro mt and cannot ,,o mule
,aa.,. .on1er II n.vn,ant of ,ntarast or min.
c;,,a, ~ N. pri,,ic 1aht, hnt a,lvar hna hocr
,ans,..audar .v;,hont limit and ran h.
,na1o ,oas,.tori,sr mo- m an cono,ttv viii
..n,,. aa,1 t. d. v.,,,a,a.a .,oco ~ 1,.,.ar car
sn..,a .s,,,.a,snt ~ ~ cont, t,o,d t,r 1,oiuo
~ "aaa | y ,srn1.tan3cr fo- certoin lim;tsd mn
.sa.ss ~ .,,va- ,,otlor rbr,l, !. nov .xort,,
=" ' .ss.a ~, Ia ~ ,n..,, ,.,,an nsan 49,,
, 1877-12-17

CHINESE CHEAP LABOR
The Chinese question has como up In Con-
grcss again, and is pressed with such vigor
by tho paciho Coast influence that some set
tlsment or action cannot long he postponed.
Gov. InwIx, Senator SARGENT, md nearly
every politician Of note In the statc, assert
that tho conflict is irropressib1o, mud that 1t
can only DO Terminated by the exclusion Of
tho Chinese from our shores. These views
find expression In memorial prepared by q
Committee OF tho Senate Of California, md
addressed to tho Congress Of tho United
sta.es, Tho memorialisss represent TINT
tho Chinese In California number about 12:',-
COO adult males, or one-slxth Of tho total
population that they are the offscouringa
of tho inhabitants Of China; TINT they pay
in ta1os $4,000 per annum less than tho
sum required 10 support Chinese criminals
In tho State Prisons; that their want Of
moral sonse and our ignorance Of their
language tend to woakan tho authority Of
our laws aud to paralyzo tho power of onr
Courts; that tho Chinese fomalos in this
country nre deprayed; that tho nep, when
not criminal, como into painful competition
with tho most needy and deserving Of our
pooplo; and, finally, that tho whole Of the
A,en of,n nm oarnod 1,v tbnm dur;no THAR
twonty five years. residence III this country
haa bean nbstracted from tho stoto nnd o..
ror,oa IN cb,no. uthus abso,uta1v fn,novor.
ia,,;no ;natooa NJ en,ic1,,no TIM countrv IT.
fdttl,,y t1tam n,i dtavlnt." FIR Ta,ssot raaanna
tbcv recommend tho co-onoration Of f,root
britain and tho United stotoa. with n Wow
n tho obrocntion of nil troo,;oa ner,n,tt;ro
Chinese otnioration to tho Tnfte1 gtntoa.
Tbo huo.and. .orv ana,rst lin cl,nasa ,,ro,
ceoda primar;ly from tho whito lot,orcra NJ
co,;fornta Thov hovo ,ho avmnathv md
sunnort ~ ,ha 7yoca,rocatvtnv c1o,a ,l,rouo,,-
ont thu co,ntrv. md Of nil thu no1t,ciana
Win .o,,rt lin tavo, ~ +nis c,oea ri. no,;
fornio 1ahorora ore t,roucht into comnotition
with tho Ohtramen In many kinds Of work.
md nosaiblv beliayo thomaolyas tn he iniurod
bv thin conpotition mora thnn tbov In
roo,;tv arc. Nina.tentha q, tho 1ohoraro
,vho ohtoct n tba 0biraso haonras thov ~
.1len. oro ,homso,vas ~ toro,on h;rth In,
oa m r,at ~ thon, tavo thu alvantaoo ~ boino
rotrrn,,zod c;t;zons thov c,o,r, tha a,oc,ni
f.vor NJ tho aovaynmont m th,a acconnt
Tha.,h,ncso nTo oltana mt meralv ,v reason
~ +ha,r fof1nro h, na,uro,,zo h,,t n a,,,,,,,,-
,h,oz ba1,,,a ausoc;at,ona ard roi,rzion
rhov como tn th1a country as navantrrors
and 1oavo r. ,,ood or o1ivo in the sa,ra IN,
,o,,tv Tho,r oorr;ros ,,o aont ho,no
Tho,r fon;,;oa ara laft r. tho osleet,., Kino,
don, r. .,,ov ;1,a th.,r },o1,oa .ro -.t,,,ne -,
, 1877-12-17

TIM CnicAGo TatnrxE has established branch ofnces
for te receipt Of subscriptions and advertisements a.
follows: ..
,;Ew YnnK-Eoom n Iri5uus building. F. r. Ac-
FAnnEx, Manager.
IAN FRANCISCO, Ca1.-ratAce Hotel. CHARtKs
EoHIrRnr. Manager.
PARIS, F.sncc-No 10 1sud do Il HrnnRc. .BattltcTt.
II. MAnLER, .Aspnt.
LONDON. Eng.-Amcrtcan Exchange. TO stf1nd.
URany +. GILLlG, Agent.
, 1877-12-17

poos old JAcon GRAu IL NO more. After years
Of suffering, he il vt rest. lie lad been hope
le+a invalid aud paralyttc 50 long that his name
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fight anothor day.