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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

The Da'ins Coffee and Spice Mills 10.
Corner Elm and Live Oak streets, daily
parch the choicest Rio and Java Coilnes,
and prepare all kinds Of spices at very
low rates, They also daily manuiac-
ture Texas Baking Powders, at % cents
per pound and make superior Yeast
Cakes and Apple Butter. Give their
goods -. trut .jan3O-lm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-13

Notice Is again given that | am
readv 10 receive taxes on the delln-
ouent Dallas und Wichita railway,
and Texas and Pacific railroad as
~earutnt tot 1874 mHl 1879, rs also
for 1876. ON the nrst Monday In
March the deliquort taxes for ~ and
is55 viii be advertised and sold with
tCao,fv td vnloyem taxes, Uuless sooner
,.,jl j. N. OGDEN,
f"'' CITY Assessor aud Col. Z
January a. 1877 --lN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-13
aweasher Reporl.

= The Indications for the Western
Gulf ~ tes are warmer, southerly
Winds, cloudy andrsibvf shrtinp to
colder brisk noItAesly wipts, with ris,
ipg barometer pgeceGipg o storm
ceutre CantionaTy signal continue, On
the Middle Atlantic, Texas coasb Now
Ehglgdd ana Nostn Carolina.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-13
The Count Proceeds Louisiana
Reached and Covered with
an Avalanche of BriSt.
ling Objections.
Four Sets of Certificates Submitted, Two
for Hayes, one for Tilden and one for
Carey-The Carey Certificate Re.
eCted as Bogus and a Bur.
lesque Commission, Etc.
NOTES AND GOSSIP.

The Illicit Distiliers OF Georgia Open
Fire ON the Internal Revenue on.
ceTs--IATpenter Means business.
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NnIICe.

f.bltlllmchl Tax Collector
, 1877-09-06

speetal Dapateh to 1ns Tribunal
Wlsu1NoToN, u. c., Sept. 5.-I. t President
has declined as many as twenty Invitations to
hold public receptions iii different parts Of Ohio
during bis visit to that State. While he is
anxious to have tho Republicans succeed, he de-
srcs to avold everything that would look like IN
Interference iu tho campaign.
rLEAbRD GUILTY.
Solicitor Rayncr pleaded guilty In the Police
Court to-day Of m assault upon tho managing
eltsor Of tho National Neputsiean, md was 1ncd
So Tho newspaper attacks which provoked tic
assault wero comparatively harmless squibs re-
fcr1log TO the Solicitors agc, aud in none Of
them was hls private or public character called
In qucstlon. Judge Rayncr read the Court q
long writton statement describing the assault
and this circumstances which led to 1t, and eeek-
ing to justify tho breach Of the peace. Without
entering into tho merits OF tho controversy be-
tween tho Solicitor aud tho editor, 1t may be
sutd that very few persons defend tho former,
mud general surprise Is expressed that the frat
law-0lllccr Of tho Treasury Department should
so far forget hlmsclf as 10 engage III 4 street,
1ght.
SITTING puL1.
Two points hare bHen agreed upon In regard
to tho coursa to 10 pursued by tho Sitting l3lu
Commission. An effort will lIEst ba made to
induce Him to come over tho limo aud surrender
his arms ani horses to the Quilted Htatcs author
tiles, with the understanding that he Is to 20 IN
Failing in this, there win DO an attempt TO co!n
plcte arrangements for bis remaining In the
British possessions, aiil passing formally under
the coQtrol Ut tho authorities there.
, 1877-09-06

he ~. bot sncces.Ini III hta poiltics, separations
Capt atvnhen G. Hicks d ef te ffetsen va - = well.
ow fae e VA; Co2ns' "r ths h. s Fofte1h ,1er
AZ Shiloh. lie v"a IN command at tadqcah 1 when
Msn fe5se 70 fiet1,e IT, Int .sk.
man who+e integrity VA. no,nr questioned, being
universally respected and liked.
Col. f. b., Baker, Of The fonrth Regiment. when
u: i:ss'a i: css's' o' It. s's!' =.
ss@ IL na;ee ssa ct Err sse sss sss
spr'ngAcil, hut Within few scars rcrored 10 In.
lena. from which d!ftsict he waa elected tn Con.
Rrt:.. At this expiration Of hit term h. went 10
Ga'iio'uis to ,lve snd Immediately attained thc
he novel "a orcron. an'l in isoo Va. elected
shonah I'M retaining bis rtat T. The Senate. he
aud. willie II command Of a Portion ei It, WI.
killet at Balls Blud, Nd. In 1879. Few men
.a,iiiy Of character and genius /. t'o I'alcr. A.
man he WAS ~ handsn1i1u a. Apollo; NJ speak.
cr, IN efognence Of dicsnm md in n'snner 81
ssss5 ne s.; Il IL .pose n nj
.tysc "a. ~ ln.ned snd bis dente. a. beautiful as
orato IT. pre- Preparation. % X IA ecer he sest
was hsipins !" man Cannon ilo e1cslle,i in er.
trr lawyer than he; and IN the Senate he was dc.
easca !. Sncs S, tbs equal Of benjamin. ns''' Ms
Of Menar1, waa y lawyer ut Petersburg. l1n was
noted during the war a. man 9f undAunted
osTe e Wv
ronRresa eevctal times. ltc contracted coiasr'p-
tlon In Mc1ieor DR. fowed tie scc1s Of It there BY
lawyer. aud on hnnest. strong. useful man.
Capt. Lewis ". Rasn was lawyer at Lewiston.
, 1877-09-06

or,gtna!. ~nat right fa.e you 70 hsse clsarss On
&. sm 10th as . 9s;
what right h..s ycu to seeuse it, noyno Of of,eia!
tobbcry, and VIXEN his ofcts' eupesior rsqnrste Of
charee, to fall back On cortts Of an;
a,. made h gereons vh9 hsys ess a.r
e. in' ~ before the only ''0ao'' *'sa can '''''
And you harc not on1y made the charge age!nst
o} ts FS'ss I'd Il tic sn
ser. 'f q oeat 2neSery 70 ha,c occrred i.
forth IN yonr charge without his knowicdEa and CO.
rcnor the pfurnse previously made that, II Mr..
Hoyne II euntactrd OF single instance Df ofclai
robbery viii remove him; bnt the evidence must
tn other respects. and made that he be hrard
IN his defense and thai the Judge can see that tho
lave examined the facts in F,i1lmann's case
tie Department of Jnsttcn. md the charge WAS ID:
cannot depend on the l.at circumstance. nnd
muat therefore decline 70 examine the copies on
II III: noync OF any other Federal officer OF
this Ctrcnit haa tccn gHtity OF criminal act Al an
officer. sueh n extort1on. tho next arnnd jury Of
ne ~ ,oa ~ liz e. as t. ntn
before i resardtog thEs otIcnse. --
Tho Judges, In li,c execution Of tho revenue
law, have often becn brought to publicity bJ tta
extraordinarily strict provslons. and 1ou intimate
thas In certain contingency you viii insist upon
fore not 9na. We vii heieaer mi III
there difficulties removed through your inauenee,
II you ate IN condition to Induce Congress TO
pass = Inw whereby the 4oyornutlnt, In all c1Ista
where tuit Is bccnn nrninst negligent taxpayes.
has 10 pay the costs, thon neither y0n nor anybody
cse will hc ercaftcrimportuncd with similar com
i you had informed Yourself the1,oughly from
proper sonrce concerning the practical WORKINGS
and h41 n nF1Ef Ef&pf11
written yonz letter. aud thus hare made this letter
""'''S' ;Tuon.s Dnrs.oxp.
THE OTHER NOTE
ATrum13H reportor called on the Hon. Lorcns
Brcntano last evening for the purpose VI getting
tho original 1ettor. GIr, DrentAno stAted that ho
did not hsve.!t, but In lien thereof allowed tho
reporter to mako copy Of the following notc from
Jnlce Dtumrnonl explaining why the letter was
publtshed In tho szoats- Zetkun9:
Ur.rsp srArna ClhcutT CoUa1, CHAxnEns Or
is77.-JAr Hot,. L. hrentano. II. 0.-stn: yes.
uIL I had Il copied to-day, and would have sent
It to you, but the editor Of tho Staats- ztunH heard
{not through n'u directly or Indirectly TINT had
eiyp i 10 lin: saying TINT 10 woaid publish il
morrow morning: A. infer from; 1onr course In
chlefy dcsire, and ~ had no other ltfihle copy
70 send yoa. suppG~e T. VII BE- M sat.sfael1E5 t.
questeA. III had not been going out Of town to-
night this would not harc occurred. hops you
wit e1cnss tho apparent discour'es5 Yoart. etc..
Mr. Brentano remarked, In reply to question Of
the reporter u wfat tho next step In the spis.
tossy proceedings would 10, that When he received
Judge Dfnmmond's rrply in tho language Of Con-
PRESS I. c., English, he would reply thereto, anti
In TINT reply ho proposed ID submit certain 0ocu-
meutary evidence In the Frlfiuann matter, the
, 1877-09-06
CANADIAN NEWS.
1-Aninf NJ ~Etft.&A IN - M kstHj


TORONTO, Ons.. Sept. Sat . meeting Of the
American Pharmaceutical Association here to-
d4y the following officers wese elected; Fresi'
dGut, Win. Saunders, Ut Londou, Ont; Vice
Presidents. Owen Mcintyre, Of New York, John
lugal!s, of Aacop, Ga., Emelen tutnter, Of
Ban Franciseo; Treasurer, Charles A. Tufts, ot
Dover, n. H.; Permaus1e Secretary. john
Aarsch, of Philadelphia. To-uiKht the vtsttors
attended Comp<rsa1oa< 1t the Normal sch9ol
aa guests Ut the Ontario Association.
Special Di~putch 10 T1s 1ttt4A&.
OTTAWA, Sept. "a very fatal distompcr has
brukeu out In Ibis district among horses. One
man lost seven valuable animals yesterday &nd
numerous other deaths are reported.
The Government bus received information
from It's agent that Sitting Bull was, SIX days
u Kood Mountain, near The boundary unc.
6y<es4t h.x e4tcA to M 1tT4uas.
HoaTRxAL, Sept b.-The liabilltles Of Robert
Dunu q Co. are e3U,0Ol The banks salu 10 be-
interested are the Montreal, Molson, Cousou.
dated, 4ud Exchange.
, 1877-09-06
WASHINGTON.
The Presidents Views Concern.
ing Thieving Carpet.Bag.
gers at the South.
His Administration Cannot Boil.
ster Up Their Fortunes.
Solicitor Rayner, Having Whipped Ella
Man, Satisfies the Justice.
OFFICIAL THIEVES.
THE PRESIDENTS POLICY nnEs *oT tN0LUD3
fHElH rNDrst"r'n-:

OFTlCiAL Tl{lEF jjS.
THE PRESIDENTS POLICY poEs *oT tNoIuDs
1nh'" rReFs.T'o'
s"etM D'po.e" 70 1ns IrsessA'
"Asn!satoS, ~ W sept o.-A ala'aksa
Mca ese"ts 10 nase ~ % n"s =, ..RA'' 10 s''o
iFcs'uenls oo'n'on u, eouta caFnl'oa ptoseeu'
tlons, lnslea" ol iuok,'is upon tnem as ah NJ
Temp u ufl'e sns ncp"eAs y. VET. l,o'f tno s'ntc,
anu sEoss No'a'.ou .. "sao mamptohs
p'edGo maae anr'ns .uo SOUTH eaeola"a eontro-
vcrsy IN March la5t, It - well known In Wash
tngton that there WAS no understanding what-
ever between the Prcallcut and Wade Ila,upton
a. n thc Yntnrc treatment II late n ,nuhiira,
AGO. a.'s ,,at ,ha .,,n.t, ,h.t r." 80
ofhcla'f' anu 'hat Inc tnost' tnat Inc 'at.
ter ever PROMISED was thet thcto SHOULD
10 no prosecution OF Republicans for
n,st nnt,,,ral ofTtnses. When The
,,.,n,., nj r,h,,,-v ~ tho at,,o rro,,r,v-y
ot'oe'S h",. 'oove'. y. NV e ....,,...
these arc TIC crimes iot "iteh lf'aa1thchte haTc
been founa-co1no under tho head Of polIt,ca'
ofYcnscs. there might be some cause for com.
.,,,tnt ,'rt mi urtt, tbor. T,c .rutf, !. n.
,.a''t' oa' os 49,. ,s,. ,,s. ~, .ao
ffesidcnt t1oes not 'ooh opoh .he prosecution
Of former public officers Oh sout[. Carolina "a .
subject with which the Administration hrs any.
thing whatever to do.
.,c -, ..... u.u .r.r .,,-,,,-.,.
, 1877-09-06
, ARCHAEOLOGICAL.

CINCINNATI, o., Sept. b.-Tho Ohio Archno.
logtenl Society to-day wcrc entertained With
papers on tho following subjects: BY Dr.. syl-
vostes, Of Jackson, Oh 'luscr1bcd Stone Known
to ArclxRologlsts as the Blrlen Tablet"; by E.
Il. McConuesl, Of Nuweastle. Pa, on !" A stone-
use Of HieroGIyphica by the Indians Of North
and South America, Especially Of Peru; by
Prof Btoddard, - Describing tho Lifenntl Char
actcr Of the Pueblo Indtans Of Now Mexico and
Arszona"; by Judge Forse, "Dcsultofy sug-
gcAtious About tic Mound Builders u; BY tho
Rev. John 7. Short, Of Columbus, on "fhe Or
Sun WoFahip In America "; aud by prof. Edac
Bmue}der, On "AfounA Builders"
{,ttktrs were elected for the ensuing year. OF
whom Judge W. b. sloane, OF Port Clinton, Is
President, and tho Rcy, s, b. Post, Of Ashta-
hula, General Secretary.
Wooster WINS selected for the next meotlng
and Sept. nuxt year as tho time.
The Society wi! be In session day or two
rot.
, 1877-09-06
OBITUARY.,


Special hspatcA 10 1ns I1su1k
FoRF WAIHB, Ind, Sept. h-jacob J. Komm
died this evening OF dabetes. aged about 45
Mr.. Komm was su old and prominent citizen OF
Fort Wayne, and one OF the leading Reputable
ans OF Northern Indiana He was Postmaster
Of tue city during both Ut Grnnt's terms. iis
was glso very pron,ineut member Of both tho
Masonic and Odd Fellows fraterultIes.
spectal D4tpa1eA 10 7aa Tribune.
MApIsoa. VIA. ,Bxpt. b-Ihe funeral Of Judge
]. C. Hopkins. Of tho United statea DlstEtct
Court Of Wisconsin, Was very largely attended
State and large delegation FROM other 6tdtes
being pEesont. Highly complimentary resolu-
lions were passed at . meeting Of the Bar thls
morning.
, 1877-09-06
ANNIVERSARIES.


FfTrsnuno, pa., Sept 5.--Tho sixth ANNA
Convention Of the National Board Of Steam
Navigation met in the gcnttcnrcn'a parlor of the
MonpnEahcla uouse thts afternoon at o'clock,
Mi. Thomas Clyde, OF Philadelphia, Vtce-presi-
dent, occupying tho chair, In the absence Of Mr.
john Allen, President, who Was unable to bo
present, and Gen. William L. James, also Of
Philadelphia, officiating rs Secretary. Tic list
of delegates shows members present from Dal-
timorc, Boston, buffalo, Burlington, Vt,
Charleston, 8. G., Portland, No, Providence, Il.
T., Savannah, Ha., CoIro and Wilmington,
N. G., Evansville, Jersey City, Louisville,
Newark, MI, New Haven, New London, Gin
etnnatt, Now Orlerns, New York, Norfolk, Phila-
dclphia, aud Vicksburg. The President statcd
that the reorganization lad been effected alx years
ago, aud, although but little bad been uccomp-
lishc1 in Congress, lie felt assured that, II tho
Board continued IN the ono great effort to st.
cure t,etter steamboat laws, SUCCESS would at
length be attained.
Oh motion OF Capt. ,Varb1e, the Chair mp
pontsd cs,eS G nasS e se on & ncfeadsnss
Of Providence, and Addison Lysle, OF Pitts
bnrg.
Of motion, the Chair appointed Committee
cap xs seapo Sa dav onrsr 1 o9
osS9 IN motion 81 Capt. Join F. Eravo, Of Pits.
burg, tho lion. Albert 8. Wills, Acmber of
CCENrCS8 from Louisville: tho Lion. j. Ii, Hon.
Ftue .fhc Nnn : r. 'En.hrnnc IN. IInr
Thoiyaas NJ. Baync, the Hon. Russell E.. Errctt,
and tho Hon. j. X. Moorhcud, wcrc invited to
seats In tho Convention and to participate III tue
discussion OF tho topics brought bclorc tho
body.
The Chairman Of tho Committee on Rules and
Order Of Business submitted report rccotn-
mepdng the adoption OF tho ordinary rules
governing Legislative bodies, and fixing tic
hours for tho meeting OF tho daily session al 10
0scJOck In the forenoon, The report WAS
aioptsd. "A'
Cul J. NJ. Sc!looumnkcg, on behalf Of the
resident Committee, tohdcrcd the Delegates tic
hosutaitty OF tho civ. mud eafd il ruyc him
pleasure to announce That, during their stay in
tho city, thoy would be- The guests Of tho resi-
, 1877-09-06
RELIGIOUS.

Conference Ut Adrian OF Portion Of tho
hfethodt.e Church. IN ailcn'Ran-contcF-
cnes Of Another Portion at GRAND Rapids
sps1a. Dnpatsh to .7n4 Tribune.
Anp,.v H1Ie,,.. Eept. 5.-Tho t,rpnty.sccon,l
.nn,ai s.,,io,, ot tho Dctro,t t,onfcrcnce of tho
in the Methodist Episcopal Church In this city
today. Bishop Foster prcstdtpg. About ESQ
m,nl.tcrs arc in ATTENDANCE,
'"'s . s.o,,',uar,, ,,oo.tnr r. ,,a y, N. s,no,.
anuuatcd Ministers, Aid Society was held last
evening.
I'll. frat hnsfncs. sesa,on oY tho Conferenee
,ook n,nrc @ this r,orninr.
Thu lsev' Arthur Ed"afds' editor OF inc
sccrctary. hts ninth term.
elanal1'E eoMp'i1.ees "efu cu"''.ne. ~ s 'g.'
io*s: raolc "ossa'ps seth heea a"u W. Il:
Hhclcr; Education, J. X Ftskc. J. y. Smart, and
j. N. E!wood; Ministerial Educa-
.'ui'' ea', ~ '" = nig,,ov. ronic,crrs stsua1',.
9''o n,.ro. II G"t,,on o,,I r. ~ rnwa:
n''ssanns n,t n"n;ns., .n; !: Isif,a.
VIZ! en ana a.n M i;c G1EnRRne
Frtedm!uans @ !u,',. Aia, :; Husfieii; v; = MaTLsti'
= 1T,,tJ,,, arJ .vtfII,,r fV srr1rre. ti{h1n
=. no1i!E{ ,v aai4 nn mntra = X 1te p.9,o ft,,.
HAutG, M1nm. noct5; - = n .,nae' m nsn ou!,i' III
nantoni fnn,. l.,s,tnn mt - ycss' H. aa,' ~
pa.neK, ana g. g. y. e'1nen' ,;y u tno Pay
natn, ~. ~. fEaste ,,' T.. faaE sa' n.' IT, H.
Moooa1agi y a'Se' . q U W.; xvi;t,o,s,
aEes, ~ lahk.nsn" =; T.. ma'!Sh a'lt ma,aan'
aS|1f; MGaoafs, mss, e. H. Iastet - A. @ sneTa'
sna W =. b'eetow' SiasstGs Vi I: = aoas' = T.
MI E'ctyt s. f. Inutt1 r -. Sasss'' y. ~
ElWoMl. aI'li II. l.. MMns: Ionic1e1Se GtMn'- .ti.i
ANS. y. y. neq"n' T. a't'aofG' - y; pas!u,
ION, tG9 teV. - n o'na3t, a =. nss.ow, % "H;' II
Jac1o nGss1n' Hsths ~ LIZ t'o1* y fonsst, ~
y: Gampne!'' = 81 a. tHhInpoes l.I' San1cs} III, n
y. naNSrsnt ". tanino1s, Ana -. d. aa.t,
ri 70 faollsa !Ie 2itnotSe, lite nessctasJ ~ nau
y. -. AInolai - hHans ;c!ava.oIs " H Il u E'i1H ~
inttsecs lof 10y, ~. ATMsy, " !. Msheat, :
y. tot1cr. =. seanshe' "A4lam 4aS'oF, a"o -
h: Johnstonc,
| lht AFTERNOON WIS acso'eo 10 9e'a&'oo' cAee'
clzes.
| ~ cPsf7at IAHra.n ~ 5"s H1o"Hn
1RAHD HAFlpS, A'eh:, Scpt. o:-the 1ofIy'
secoud annual scs ston o. the allGnteaa Gontef'
Ciite began In tlils city to-laJ.-Bish9p stc,Pho!
II. Merretl OF Chicago, prcsl.llng: Ihc soll,call
by the lscv. 4. Il. boEgs showed l4l nembcEi
present.
| The election Of officers rceultcd - !oltoWs,
! tho ntccss ali belnts Hcrcren.!s: setrctary A.
x. bo.Es; As1htant SecrctaFies, u. n. 10Y, ",
, 1877-09-06

New Yohk, Sept b.-tn the Llbra1tans' Con-
yention to-day the following gentlemen werc
elected ~ Executive Committee; Justin Wiz
sor, Harvard College; A. K. spafforl, Librarian
Of Congress; ". r. Poole, Chicago; W. A.
Holmes, Now York; Melville Dewey, Boston.
They are also dsls8stss to tho Librarians Con-
yentlon In London. aud can selcct others to &C.
company them. This delegntes will sail On the
steamer Llyonta Saturday,
, 1877-09-06
INDIANAPOLIS ITEMS.


Inp1AAAPoLls, Ind, Sept b-fha meeting
OF eolored people called for tonight to express
thels indignation At the treatment OF the Hyers
Sttess Combination at tho Grand Hotel last
week was fallure. Not even IN organization
was k9a4le.
a COLONY Of about l50 families Will leaye this
city the 18th 'tnst. for Masissippi, ID hope Of
lettering their soulttion, founded on promises
'of work On fAr1ns and other kinda Of laboE.
, 1877-09-06
Another Letter from Mrs. c. KrnpG.

IN. nAowAr-Klnd Sir, take tbs ttbsyty q AaaIra
yoa aeata ny heelth greatly By .hs
Rona And tha fourth q nearly 70. Drops{ gone ltaAf
stlll Improving. and my weight drcrcasns tefy inH,
tle Foa9erfaI cuEo yoas elciao hsa dUae tot r. ~ "a
aalss nuiuGcf isSn iii pisce Yosts Vii! ie.t.s,
Mtts. 9, kIAFt.. =,
Ws arc wall sc9ul!ltad with Mn kHsp She T.
estImshla lady. and very benetnunt, sha hak ~
Ut selling man BOTTLES Vt tho ltcs0ifens v -
lrpRkls4 OF nh ArbOs 70 re efBonA afflicted Wth IlHI
nsI i1nlors Wo have heard of sou,o wonderful cuFs
enee@ea W H. 'oa'' 's'pee''4'i.DE iE.DEuBACu CO.
Auu Alhor. Mich, Aug. ls, 1875.
, 1877-09-06
OIL TRAINS COLLIDE,

CL4vxLANp, O., Sept, b.-Abous 9 o'clock
this morning two oil ttslns co1l!led near New
burg, O., on the Atlantic & Great Western
hallway, Fifteen cars containing merchandise
aud 1000 barrels 81 gu, together With one loco-
losa u estimated Ut e1s,0W
, 1877-09-06
FATAL COLLISION

PAu1sv1LLK, O., Sept. LAS ,ir. aud Mira.
lockwood, Of Genera, were driving across the
Lake Shore Railroad track At Jennings Cross
lug, near thla place, about noon to-day, their
buggy was struck BY tho Toledo express and
both were instantly KILLED.
, 1877-09-06
SAWED TO DEATH.
RNAr{7f hsnI1fek tn TAA TSfhurk

MILWAUKEE, Wls., Sept. .o.-F. Jaeger, an en-
gineer 1t Sander T. Uaeyel't woodward, fell on
saw this afternoon aud was cut 10 the abdomen
SO that death resulted In short time. He was
. respectful citizen, and leaves family.
, 1877-09-06

CIxclaaAT1 O., Sept. a.-CAaElca Leighton,
injured tn the Longvorth street talingwall
disaster, on Monday last, died to-tiAy.
, 1877-09-06
SENATOR MnRTON.

WAsHIso1os. D. c., Sept. A-Dr Bliss "
presses the opinion that Senator Aorton Will bs
aAAla "a attend Tia sexulAr aeayIou OF CQugFVa1,
, 1877-09-06

rX...a NJ, 11rot.: lain M.hcc. chIcnro VII
1,,Ina... &c ~ K,nr,land. Etotn, srtonG 1!ntt.4
States Dragons; Aug. stcinhaus. chseago, First
rl1tnnts; Musician William NcvAhs. Ch!cagu Fourth
United stxtes Infantry: George A. Corgan, Cbltn-
so, s"ss s'. 81" r,.,A r us'....v n"..s ~
eatuf, ss1th Illinois; a. II; hoaSnsoa. % fe.enoo.E'
r',s nstotn e,: csp 5aho
Eoleaeo: F' 1onano' e.,t i'.sIs 1,,... eapI saa
J. G. Roberts, Underwood, second Illinois;
Gcoree J. powoy. Chicago, Second L1t-
uois; ). Il. nousn. cling Rochelle. Third
". q. couklin. St. Charles. stxth 1ll,aols; .. :.
Kennedy cnss s..h no: a E. n0ass
Wcssesn spttnss: henf1 sloof: cnicaRo' navy;
sss "g9an c.s esesta esis fs 5I,s GS,sn S.oa p.a
Gss:s9 s: sS ssa ,'9s' io e ra. Il ats rsns Chicago
o .,{s' gAI1Ep Il ,s,t9aa 70 eknsn =, ;,,,
ysI,ns M 1 M, Msi. Mooro ssscated unon % sSe " d|o
.,,, .v sc,cral ~ In nsttonai srs to which thc
,sS III iSsi ssa sIss s;
snnuai @ sddrcss. Mc lsnented tho neslcct Of tho
tox1fa ths seSSe,s ep b. a%
haI S si1en ia co,,ntfy mneh Tajuabs mineral Isn
onu ag9ed sFea5 ~ '1' pe''ps''' VI 'a0
coTnS IT. ro,, Il, ofnee,, WIN then called and tho
Committee q cisdsnt!als reported tha1 those prs.
"3 r., "I,u ,"otsnn III j. r rurrtrv wet nns, s,or.
.,.; % ~ thn ia.r n nct dur;n1 th9 mrettnr
nh"' "a tt' DA5, -. ~ ~ ~ ;. .s.4rwrn ~ ~~"e'
- =, ,,s .ra,t.r, Soi - T. .,s thsn in,,o,,nr,s mil
one 81. 1e srses m r.
!luMa .!a'e htnt ~ Tt.' ~ ~, h.,~ ~, " % - sao
country, wRieh s Mas onfs mp oy hs siae
~ .ths ~" War. tho rpraEcr nSintcJ
sat thai !. VA. CREATE; than q tho os.snised
ntAtss. H.sst s Nv lit u
tea ss ansn sas srsaa failinHo IL ssen
snss caused y Death Tns oo,ss'sefs to shs ".
q IL had saa a1 woaT b. ssa9m
nos No besn y tc crrtoSy hna been
safsea g - W M IN ~ 1o aa aTer anats nrodnc
~ T.. gu axorx % ~ H. fmti ntra n
a., the ar,utcs I r. Mexico W. r. ooo Ct the*s not
soGn1eu s Gx nn1 n !" ,1viyor. fhe IoT.I.
.,poo io1 ,,nt. @ ,a ~ .m.. t.ni.ta
he l3,ooo icmaanan98 a. fo.asss h wnGl
pensions for thes tesyfess The cost Of tais need @
~ Gu ana ust 10" "eo ~ W ~ w. i, tHs e.. "ov
~ RsE L. s rs .ot nSh. t.u ~ SaiJ>rs,
hual3 "usteu y 1 ~ ttns sn tsS =,
itosss 9 .n9 she,.I ~ soto,nnd ~ nncn nonreru
nnnses Sna .ats,. ~ ~ shs nsnvhiF t,,s sn".b
f u fp!ophe.ea 90 !hs: sw ss:s.
would moye A. A. Inc ~ miles M ~. .ontl, dsom the
ntoala o. lac ano ntanua @ ,asst - ~ - ~ p..,n It,H
ina !. i'd niis: .oath q Lowsf "a Ss'ilo;nia @ IA:
et 0tss the at nesant ono i niles, liz haa no
as ssI. voice
copy of Eli Eemarka requested for publication.
,,v 'oms s.S,: ~ - aIsHs rs. TIM
t.s H. lev rs,n ~ hs Metc"n vi ns 10
Se1 ,Se c"ssrded t"as 'Ss q :ssrs
psr., sss + s @ s S' hs
SaFdY Justice Of \ pension would DO dono.
, 1877-09-06

PRICE,
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

-Anr AR1oa. Mich. April 20, ls7o.-DR, RApxx.1.
stlng ils an4 ai.o usiaR tas Keady stl:rs a%us as
hiost eminent phystctahs OF our Neacai ColIeEr ~
hott,ceI tlcuYat3t.
They wrro !tka knos& Oh tSeet lily weight W. ~
popnds when naenced with your tcnsestirN ~
h1w It II TWO hundred md trn IoenA bur thsy afe e.
a guns yet. have taken tHpntJ four ho1itt 81 ~
f;sat hns r. set re- 1os; q r. ~
your Ap0k "Fal4e and Tsua,' y
, 1877-09-06
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb Disessea Gravel. Diabetes, nropg
Il mf'ss . ~ Y. sf tns ~!
ck. d!sst drpos oE ths waler Il shck, clt,uAy H,t
whIic ak. tlcru "a morbid. dark bilious appta
ancr md white boIe dust deposits md when thtrs
i4lu ia lie small Of Tho bacE and along The IoinA
, 1877-09-06
Tumor OF Twelve Years. Growth
Curod by Radway's ReBolyent

DK, HApWAT-l hsYp ha1 oyaFiaA fan!of ~ !a
sss ~ ia g.. ;ts .s;s
and shou9ht wouIft nv n blt hsd no fat!h 10 t. e
ceaea bad suffered Tor twelve Ycars tuok stx hcsta
h,ttes q Jour leaaI !e.ttf aaa thefo not as1
6sVlacr thsn hayo twelve 5esf1. Ths wont taa@
was tn the left stda ot tho boxr4 ortr tho gto y
wfltc th!a o you for the bcnrht Of ohtF7. Tor su
publish It Il yo1 choose. uAkNAM r. KSAPR.