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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DISEASES OF MEN.

Tho Importance OF the heatlnes the system
cannot be essimatsd its lie and death and
the direct bearing which has human happiness seems
to be recognized; its capabilities its qualities and It's
the Importance OF its heahfu its moder
ate uses The danger OF overtaxing 1t, whether through
Thought study OF intense application In mental nyesga
ton aud research whether the absorbing attention
to the conduct OF complicated and bust
ness interests by the excessive indulgence OF the
tes and propensties of the system proper
subjects Tor confederation, also the knowledge OF what Is
moderation what Is when these the abso
lutte necessity OF promptly seeking advice from mn
pert who ior long series OF years has devoted
CATION aud treatment Of all tie maades Of this Inn
portant department. determine diseased
conditions ther nature aud origin whether arising
who IRON his experience and practice has IL armed dis
cover at the arrangement and promptly apply the
remedy thus avoiding the painfully slow feeling after the
truth, common To the inc xperenced and annoying
the patient. who. naturally wants know without
the probabilities of rccuperaon and the required
striking example of the value OF cxperence and
application OF suitable remedies found in the
statement coming. not from but dozen pubic insti
portion of those who suffer IRON mental disturbance and
solutc insanity permanently who placed under
re stment within after the first have mani
thel Intellectual department the brain has become
haused by intense mental application. depving Of the
power OF connected thought 1t only its strength
by being properly Land noused by the of certain
systematic methods 1t Is precisely In every other do
partmen whether OF appetite, propensity passion each
requiring different remedy for its differ
ent for bringing Them the overworked and
exhausted conditions The Importance this branch Of
medical practice scarcely be for reaches
the perpetuntOn OF family tho securing
hereditary titles and the retention OF estates In the
family.
From long largo experience direction have
been able 70 ma ny my success the thankful spprec
! certainly communicate much TO cultivated minds in
connection with practical experience what pertains
the their powers whe tber
Of brain. appetite, propensity or passion.
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THIS TUESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 81. 1877.
TROTTING.
First trottirg purse o. $500 mile heats best 3in5,
closed with the following entries:-
George Ticcherst. x T. White FaMn:
James Moran. b. m Annie Archer;
Jonn locklin, h. Z. BAY Jake:
James Casey. br IN. Dolly;
aRASn rrorrwIxoD w Da., " ,I!si, & Brown Frank.
for stake of 800. mile heats hest In ST.
Bon Wilson, sr. &. Pat Lynch;
Tss.Tr,sH lsssc rsTlng' blk 6. Sweet Brisr.
Second trotiing purse ot $50. milo heats. best in s.
., closed with the following entries:-
Chss Davidson, Sidney;
VIM. McCnrthy. sr. u. Drift;
Pat McCann. &. M. Nell:
Wm Lane, br u. Orphan Boy;
j.. Nance. br. M. Addie T.:
r. u. Hamilton. br. z. Dandy.
White mems foot race, starters, laps and repeat
GRAND
EXTRA ENTERTAINMENT
for the
BENEFIT OF
JOHN CHRISTIAN,
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. FEBRUARY ~,
at2 O'clock under the di ection OF Mr. J. d. Walton
TROrTING.
First Trottng Race, mile heats best in 8. In which
the following famous horses VIII be engayed -
TROrrING
- Second Trotting Race, mile heats, best - In S.
For which the following turf stars DANDY No
Name. Levi, Happy ack Old Bob Honesty, Little Dan
Julius II; rscumseh Charley Ross
Gerald. Frederick Town. Lady Elisabeth
Between heats,
marvellous cas OF IIorsemanship
and Athletic Sports OF an extraordinary
character.
80 cents. Admission. so cents.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

1)O>T OFFICE NOTfCE.-THE FOREIGN MAILS FOR
the week ending saturday March . 1871 will close NJ
this Office Tuesday nj ~ Tor Europe, by steamship
lJaho via Queenstown; on Wednesday at II A. N. tor
Europe by steamship Batavia, via Queenstown Thurs
day NJ 40 A. NJ Tor Europe, by steamship sucvis vie
Plymouth. Chcrbourg and Hamburg saturday at s
A. ". for Europe, by steamship City OF Richmond via
Queenstown cspondencc for Germany Scotland and
North OF Ireland be warcd by this steamer be
specially addressed and A. NJ tor scotland and North n
Ireland steamship CALIFORNIA; via Movis ind sissgcw.
and II ~ A. VI. for Europe by steamship Neckcr vie
aud Bremen. The ldaho batavia
aud CITY OF Richmond do not take mails Tor Denmark.
sweden and Norway The malls Tor the West Indies via
Havana leave New York February - The mail. for
Brazil. &r leave New York March L. The mails for Porto
Rico cav, New York March The mails for China and
Japan ieA,c Francisco March f6 Mails for Australia,
dc. leave San francisco March ~ 7. L. JAMES.
NEW YORK. Feb. -. 1877.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
UCTI0N HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL 4 KE4RNEY.
n 10 AND ll2 EAST 18TH ST.,
NEAR 4rll Av.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

\ UcTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON.
\ 10, 81. % and - 18th ST..
near University place.
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REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
On horse that warranted sound kind
In harness from to three days given
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COAsTN1SE STEAMSHlPS.
DACiFIC NAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
l. STEAMSHIP LINES.
For CALIFoRNIt \. JApAN, CHINA, AUSTRALIA. NEW
ZEALAND. BRITISH COLUMBIA. OREGON. &c
sailing from pier foot Canal ST., North River,
For SAN FRANCISCO via ISTIIMUS or PANAMA.
Steamship CRESCENr CITY Thursday, March
connecting tor Central Amctca south Pacific porta
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AND CHINA
Steamship CITY OF TOkIO.......... Thursday March
From SAN FRANCISCO to SANDWICH ISLANDS AUS
TRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND.
Steamship CITY OF SYDNEY. Wednesday February %
For freight or passage apply to
WM. i. CLYDE co. or II !. BuLLAY, superintendent.
No Rowling Green pier foot Of Canal IT, North River
nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANt
" sailing from pier 81 North River.
For Norfolk. City Point and Richmond Tnesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays at NJ connecting with the Virginia
and Tennessee Air Line. Atlantic Coast Line Piedmont Ali
Line. Chesapeake Ohio Railroad and with the corr.
pany steam lines to Interior points North Carolina and
virginia. Newbern and Washington. ~ C. tvia Norfolk)
every Tuesday, Thursday ana saturday
Lcwe-. Del Monday and Thursday at +. NJ. connecting
with Nar,lnnd aud Delaware railroads.
Passenger accommodations passed.
Through passage tickets and bills o ading To NIL points NJ
lowest rates. Insurance u Norfolk &C.. "a per cent.
Offices. i07 Greenwich st. n. H. McCREADy. President.
EOR BERMrDA,-rHE ELEGANT BRITISH NAIL
' steamer GAMMA viii sail for Bermuda direct, on
Thursday. March !. The Bermudas the fa
vorte and convenient winter resort For full inorm
and illustrated pamphlet, apply TO A z. OUTERBRlD0E
Agent, 20 Broadway.
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lOLDEsr ESTABLISHED AND MOST RELIABLE
HOUSE IN THE CITY,

HOUSE IN THE CITY.
EEEEeETAE sabEs OF HOSES xNp cASEIASEs
"a hours to three days trial horses warranted sound
THIS DAY TuEsDAy), AT 10 O'CLOCK.
! FINE BLACK COUPE OR CARRIAGE HORSE. 10
hands high. years old; kind in single or double
harness; Tree from vice: has been used in city and
not Vice, trick or fault Of any kind any one
drive him sold only because the owner is going
ELEGANT IIsiir c",ti coTrI. SATIN AND CLOTH
EXTRA FlsE = TE%T rslSi'sr cAsRlAoE HORSES le
hands ,,.. high year, old snd 10 all harness free
style, action and color very handsome and shoxy;
very spirited but sene drivers: Gars no trek. Of
any kinds are in every way reliable and warr"rtcd
. SET bouBLE HARNESS; nearly new
soHRf f.Sf TsGESy hosE Is John
@ ,a hana, ssh E cs O% m s.d IL q. harness
mile in 3 minutes: does not shv or pull; is not
: afraid afraid OF anythins; any ono can drive him: Is IL
: TOP s. B. ROAD WAGON; in good order; by j. b.
!. ELEGANT BAY COUPE OR CARRIAGE HORSE;
:: gle and double harnsss by tie present owner: is
very ', hnnd;oms and ,tyhsh'% % nas long 'a ns. mas
SNOWY driver. but very gentle; any any one can drive
I ExrESsIoX sr T"F 'I"' r%EK rnAErox. nearly new,
nssy sy C Kin,
In all harness. free irou, vice; has been used TO
groccr's wagon; is good tree traveller; viii stand
: without tying; any one can drive her: Is IN every
way thoroughly rciinbls mare for any use, aud
s ExrENsioN TOP CABRIoLEr nearly new. by
: Demarcst Il Co.
TWENTY OTHER HORSES Description time Of
FIVE TSr ;HrroSy roSy rHAEross and TWO DOCTORS
f1 aos HsloHsryA sSAS s ss.ty s ss ss
WAGON. HARNESS. ROBES, BL ANKErs..&c.
S'cIoCK ci.u a0'0' '"'e''e'e' VIII" our SALES A. ~
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A THE "BREw ~ AGON" WHICH HAS so
N .long and steadily held Its position the Leading
Road Wagon of tho country offered by this in
variety of sizes and and In usual pcricc
tion o style and finish. Among the features in
stucon adopted by during the beg special
attention the
Rubber Cushioned Axle.
most important and valuable Improvement, securing
greater degree OF safety comfort and In
than before attained in building The
sales department 9th and the
Of entire business organization In the largest
and best appoint ed buuing purpose the
abroad gives unequacd advantages the production
of the highest grades of Carriages nnd Road Wagons with
which stock Is full and complete
BREWSTEK & Co (of Broomc ST.,
Broadway. 47th TO 18th 1t.
tOny place of busincss).
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
07E0 0NN ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
PlCO.VOV.Tob be drawn Thursday. March l.
Capital prize S2rO.Oon.
prize OF. $ypoo prize .<2ouD
prize 10000 prizes OF (eachl. 1900
100 prixes OF each) 1000 GIG prizes of (each). 500
7s7 prizes In all. amounting TO $75oOon
Tickets $40; Halves. $40; Quarters, So Fortieths 81
Louisiana state Lottery. to be drawn March q.
Kentucky state Distribution draws March Tickets 81.
Kentucky state Lotteries drawn daily Tickets 81 and S.
JACKSON CO.. Bankers. 2o2 Broadw"y. New York.
S7En 0O0 ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
plCO.VOO. draws March l.
Seconu
.o.sU
Circulars with full particulars sent free Prizes cashcd
J. DUFF h CO.. Bankers.
AZ Nassau st. corner Liberty New York.
sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
DEMINGTON BREECH HLOADfNG, SPORTING AND
Herald Office.
, 1877-01-30

:psss & nos s. nsse SS;ssi H.
e 1ss 1ss .:1sa impsat e e
dlt6 2 o tho Northern Democrats by telling them
thf~ wonld not 90 In Il It did come, and again
Mi Mistake to attempt to patFuntxe than Into
eaa,, And i VI nnnese..ary. wholly, so for yous
soaths5n so heprc.sntati.es 70 indulge N bra,ada
but II war mus, come, thc whofe world kuew whict
s,aa sh the South would nkes LOAD applause and
Grant commenced weakening from, tho rery da,
Of That caucus tn which that question was deter.
!ng: and the enIy eomfefs thst had, ~h.n tha
.sns as o '1es A 5
Tor io1 seas P"; e. I'd IL a,poe'e
xitst Ills eaae.* had aajoa,ned .ever., dar. ".
beKan to & tee n the newsPa2ers that H. mn had
.a+ IT, tSte Mso 'psss II 'he @ bad
e. 'a ssssp I'd IL ID S tsa IT, e.
. Alter awhile 4 became important tha. sotne
s,"p sn ungn ,n 'one potnt' VA asked to mskc T.
i; II; bseos's generally tnova .. she Hss: e
H1aa IL. Seen ses much ms
undcr.tood, and desire to say something about t.
And. hr.t that am not responsible for either .le
reporter. all of which uhttuc and. sccaud, tia.
every wUr in It wan the result Of conferences with
the most trusted and prominent Of leaders there
In Washington. Talk Of my policy. The Demo-
sratfe party has policy: Hill has no pulley.
The betnocfat!e pasty ha. policy. and w. ILL -
VI TINT polic5 that the Interview had, aul
t!c rnntu Idea of It was to put centrt-s sut Into
none count the votc-and did tti And tho other
part Ut It t0 say that were not going 10 got
up another REBELLION:
And nov I do 4as 10 Yeu that there Il not man
In con.1ers fsum the Souttt who fIas more Of tho
ahcctfun and confidence Of t,e Democratic party Of
TO me 10 unke few remarks upon certan line of
policy. mud u wa4 their poltcy--aot mine. And for
that was charged with btlng ready 70 sell ont
10 ffayes
, 1877-01-30


RECOVERING LOST CASTE WITH TIE FlNE-EAT-
EKs-pESlgs ALL THE GOOD rliNuB AYcHtukp
TO HlM.
4ae nun beh ''4'' nuo1iS n.'"he'A 'a1a'
pushed for tl.c scuatorHhip by Norwood, and
ssat Ae was e''ts sa wlt 1cag i1lsaI , H..
soutl. lti not wans to fight, made speccl, At
At1unto tnf,,ro ~, 1coiulntnr. ,,cn,,frt. III.
',.'l 4.s'a'|.' 49, '"''.'.',1 -, 49,.
position. lie retFaefed or dcn!c'l all tue gou!
a,",,,,", f., ,o,.t -. H., t,r..co,.r and ,,ut IL,
c'a!illco' ia aaelt ~ w t'e-Sa'el, a"" 1n"' Ao
lla.i been playing double with tic Acpa"ilezlhs'
fool{n,. thrt, with the tlrn that he WIS Il Con.
n .''.1.. ..,., I,. .,,.. .,'..x .,'s ,.,,,. ~,
Aersat'se' WEI 1us' .ne fsse'so WIS ''ne' ~
1nalic the foilowtn. extracts:
bs tsu to cafry Out thcir tcheur uf f"tce, was TO
Temakc an i..uc betwrcn thu south aud
tiss fson n!uI tbs n,cnt lily .stnrr through ths
Ia nsrt In ths ad,n,tratiuu OF thu Guycri,,,,clt
thry would lake no.tr.r,on uf ii in y srrtiuual
tplft, aud undo alt that thu Republican pafly had
t"nc
la fc,un.1 wnuii p,osoke thu pcnn2e Of the
sonih H. i" ibtu.s ,hat wuuII fur.h I'LL prstest
end 4sy y ,F ,ost .9 to pioss H. H.
i4ilrd, and iEo An,er!aan puupie eau ncyrr fully
srn,srstr m, axnmnIa ntrurietl ty thst bIrturlc
~ i,y;n,, 'An III. hnnu Suw unun lou,sians.
ils sssted whta cong[ss. %st a ~, ~"
hundrcI TX .('onfetlrrates"-wnul rolne up swag.
sssi,sx md swearing Oh every hand s4as '.riidSn
f. .,srtr} un,I wc uru eo!ns to Inau.uratc hin, -
Thnt u whst .inut wuncJ' and what il uost r.,
am1tat a"1t ts.y ioolrd Win 1nots huns to lbs
,n..s.r trum ths Ninih than III or,y nlhcr min tu
he that rrsst fool. Wc,i, iho Old Gentleman was
.ni.i:c,n us ""'' @N Wv
Un Sunday. some fifteen or twenty Of Us bad
~. sunday w. thnn,ht cYcTyh,iy's shrs,, wrFu
10 IL. Issn md !, ~us our daty 10 hsl the u Out,
, 1877-01-30


u...'1 ssA'r :, " - re ~. ~ ~.
WASHINGTON. u. u. jan. :J.-Ihe following
Is t!le text OF the Presidents tncssaEe cupccEt,-
Inv ,no t;i,,trr,1 nm.
'E ~. -. ''
10 ne Stnafe OF fhs United Sfdffs: follow the
example heretofore occasionally presented u com.
niunlca!,nE III ths mode ny approval of the act tn
provide for and regulate tho euuntnY Of the vutcH
for President nhd Ntee-PIcatlent and thu drc rion
uf this questions attHin. thsEyoI. hecuuso OF my
appreciation of tho Imminent pcFt 10 ths iust!tu-
Tho act nTar0s wt.e md constitutional neans Of
care. For tAo Grst time IN tho hEstury OF our
country, under tho Constitution a. It
low H.. n dlsrnts exits With regard to
thu result OF thB election Of the chlGf
Magistrate o! tho nhtlon. It II NndeTxtnnd thut
Mpn thu dtspox,tlon Of the disputes touching the
Electoral vutes cast ut the ,ato election by oilp
more of the SsRtes dcpenAs the question whcthrr
one 0r tho uther Vt tho candidates fur tho rresl.
1cncyl
THE LAWFUL CHIEF MAntsrRArr.
Tho inheritance Of having ceariY anctrta,ncd hy
nrncrdnrc rrrn]stci by inv wLirh Of Tia twn cIti
xrns han Ice ercts1l and OF hnynr iii. rcIi IL
iiis tg, otieo recogslixc and checrfuiy asscrt to
hv iii i'm ,,"nIe ~ the ifennhJIc ca,,,t H. nvrrs
r:,tmntsd mnH le., mn to cJnr"s. tn I%n.rrss ami
to thv tatou INV great sat[sflctlou nj tr sJonton
OF Il u,cnsurv That eftorls an orderly means III d
,lecjsivtl uf lhu rrayrly eIcltin. oury.
lions, While Tho LiEtofy Of our COUNTRY
il, ita earlier NJ rtpIs nhwn that the Frest,lrnt ~
, 1877-01-30
4 DECISION As TO THE MERITS DF THE GcDEH-
NATDRfAt NCuDLE.

4 DECISION As TO THE MERITS OF THE GrBER-
NATORtAL MEDpLE.
CoLrxalA, s. C., Jan. 2o.-Circuit Judge
Carpenter rendered tho following decision to-
dav on his return from Washington:
Fir.f-1 find conclusions nf inv that D. II.
Chamberlain was not, on the eth Of December
last. legally installed - Governor Of South
Carolina.
S-eoHd-Wala Hampton Was not on the 14th
day Of l'cecnhcr legally !nstaied Into the otncc Of
to, U! eath State.
7hird.Tn- attempted installation Of y. II.
operate ii isw y. resivnatiun % nn of oes a. Gov
cTnor, WHICH he held 1t that tin.e as BY the Ton.
rtlfutlon the Goyernor holds the office for two
yehrs. AMI until hih successor Is chosen and
qualified; aud. a. there laa lccn no legal qualihca.
ton of hts successor, b: II. Chamberlain ia law:
fully IN posse'.lon Of the Executive ONCE. and
until such qualification takes plAcc.
a ensg stnlilar to the one grcn above Is now
pending In the supreme Court.
, 1877-01-30

which WIZ Afterwards sent by the President To
the House, which opinion then expressed that
frauds, and carried tlio election by unfair anil
ctIrtupt mcann, It Is thuIght, however, that
tlie caucus nominee will be elected m both
aldes In spite Of tl!n outcropplns opposition.
THE 1fOjAk DEMOCRATS
catlc1sssctl until late hnllr this morning, anil
after three ballots chose for members Of the
Electoral Commission Payne ef Ohio, 1iunton
vi Virginia. md Abt,ntt Ut Massachusetts. all
As politicians they. may lie ctasscd with tic
moderate wing Of their party. X larGe nutnher
ol candidates were nut in nomination. At!l on
the first ballo: Payne, 1iunton, Fernando Wog'.
named. On the SECOND ballot Wood fell OI,
and t'nync and iIunton lad each a majority.
The third 1tatlotrcsultc'l In the choee OF Judge
Abeott. There was some TAX abont refusing
rs tfnat in the ease of Zen. fairfield WIN apptars
to be particularly nbnuxious to many ri tho
Democrats, bnt tlle party.lcutlcrs fEnwncu upon
this iv'ltcnt movement to disturb tho entenso
teY to allow tic Republicans to put any TWO tnen
they liked On the Commission.
ALL nut THE FIFTEENTH.
The caueuscs of tho two linuses having Sc
row, the Electoral Commission will consist Of
the following members: Senators, Edmuntls.
Morton, md Frclinghuyscn, Republicans, AMI
s xes srne nt ato 1aaa and %So;;
AMI f:aritri,i an,1 iI,".' IfcnmiInns: Sunrrnf
fnnri. Assoriaie ,I,Isttcc4 Clifford. Ytronr,
Niirr. nn} Firil.-the iIfth member to be &C.
irctr,i frum atnt,Ir Aaso.inte ,iustlccs Swuync.
jlavia. Tratliry. nn,l lfnnt.
rIfg CotJNsEt.
stao}cv Matthews. via With William II,
rvarts. ,ohcrt tnrrrsnI. and ticu. at,,,vj1ton.
ia II, I,a consci for the Repullicat,s before lie
EIcvtural Commission ],as arrived here, Eyarts
t. trxncrtcd tomorYow. wl,en council Of thcse
jawycrs viii be lad. Thc Democratic LAWYERS
wifi be ,Tudrc Black, Matt Carpenter, Cam uobcll
nj I.u1,is{atia. anil {;nu. Dut,rr
.rECtt.ArtoSs,
There nrc many sncc1lIntin,Ia NJ tn TIM nrnf,a-
l}e award Of ihc Electoral Conlnts-
aim. :, Ihu ,cputIjcans arc lIopcfl1t. hut
do mt couccai thcir anxiety. Surh eminent
lawyers as William ii, Eynrts and ilol,crt I1rcr-
solI say TINT th,, Emnm]sslnn ml,st tlci,tu that
Tic IL; yutes f,r HIVES itlst he rouutc mil can-
mt r., behind tic fet,,rus. hut It Ia nnticcable
thnt fhcrc il lcss cnnttie.rr in The ruautt nr,nny
ilrm1,}i,a1Is fhnIt ur,t,tnr Drmorrnta Tb. latter
ara cnthusiastic. They ,Iu not attult Tie tu,sai.
hlty III ,loubt. nuIl f)an V,n,rhres anil Sn,ltt,
Wcct in Inc IohbIcs Of tho hotels arc ulsca,|y
onen]y dividing tho otf1ccs aud arranging d
Cabinet Tor Tiltlcn,
rur syr,1r rurrrr,vvr.7,vpe
~ tht T<.ttrn at.oc31;ra n,t.. 80
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, 1877-01-30
0RtTLlARY.

dpEc3o1 U5Isd!e8 70 2as 7T501A
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Jan. :s*}.-See6ulou Bairf,
who has ranked as one vi tho 2blest lawyers In
Indiana, died at his residence iu this city today.
Mr.. Baird WAS born In Monmouth County, N.
j., canur to Ohio with hs parents, graduated 1t
Oxford, studied law IN tue office Of ths Hon.
Tlotnus Cotwin, WIS admitted u the Bar lu
1877, and moved to Lafayette, which has siucs
bcet. I'll. hume. During thr War ha served on
the staff of uru. Mllroy With tho rank Of Cap
tau About four ycass sfucs hs fractured his
left leg and suffered auputatlon. FROM ~hlsh ho
troy. ucute c1tarrh fur tho last i've years, whish
WAS the eAusc VI 4iS dcuth.
, 1877-01-30

WAsn,sc1oy, d. C., jan. oa-Mt. Yobertso,
cotie1 I'm IT.. f;nr,on,s rcsnln,fou acknnw lc1a.
s... II 49, -, go. r.,.',,'4
as the legal Government, and made IN address
supporting the resolution. lie denied there was
any tn,fmfIatton IN tt,e uor, 1T tho whites tn.
,.a.u,s .hn n,.,ta M ~, ,,,,.-a-,, H., h., ,,<
"A.as wv u'asHe. W ~ so'',a',, "c iiaa Nv
douht many blacks were aeteFrea from voting
own co]or
Tin utn .rosc,h F.. nat,cy, recent,v c1ct+ed
r,.',.', '.". n.". rrs.ss .,s.'t. 49,.
oath OF Otllce.
Mr. Window presented joint resolutions Of
The Minnesota Legislature III favor OF the pas
t!zation of silver. aIld also to enable parties
having silver bullion 10 have the satnc coined ut
the Mlnts Of the United States without refer.
clice to tn: amount In circulation. Referred.
The Chair laid before tilc Senate q message
front tho President ol the United States, Elving
his rclaors tur Rppraring the Electoral Count
bill. After It had been Ecad, Mr.. Conklng said,
II moYc this important and wtse message be
printed and lie Un the table," Agreed to.
The Chair also laid before the Senate Il mcs-
cage from the President transmitting the pro-
cccdngsn the Commission appointed toc1:uine
the whule subject OF relnrn, AMI reorganization
in the. aEtny Of the tnttcd States. Or,lcrcd
printed and lie Oh the table.
lcgcs md Elections, submitted the rcp,rt Of the
sub-Commttcc which recently made the inycs
tfGatiou in regard to tho late Glcctnn In Florida.
Ordered printed md to He on the tal,tc.
lie also gave notice that Mr.. Cooper would
present report on behalf o{ the minority Ut
ihr Committee.
The consideration WAS resumed Of unfinished
business, hciny the bill In rtganl 10 the rrcatun
oi q sinking fund fur the settlement uf tlc IN.
drttcdncs* due from The larlilc Railroad COM