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Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-04-05
DR.. G.
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
FOR THE CURE OF
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right side, under the
L edges of the ribs, increases On pres
sure sometimes the paint in the left
side; the patieAit is rarely able to lie
on the left side !; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder-blade, and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are Costivc, sometimes alter
native with lax ; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
There is generalIy considerable loss
ofmemory,accompanied withapain-
full sensation of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. A slight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient
complains OF weariness and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains of q
prickly sensation of the skin his
spirits are lows ard although he is
satisfied tina, exercise would be bene-
fetal to him, yet he al scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he dNtrusts every REM
edy. Several Of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few of them ex-
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, Las shown the LIVER TO
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. {. M:LANE'S LIVER Pills,
IN CASES OF AGUE and FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
ofthe most happy results. No better
cathartic can Ike used, preparatory
to, or after taking Quinine. We
would advice al who are afflicted
with this disease to give them A
FAIR TRIAL.
For al Bilious arrangements, and
as a simple purgatiye, they are an
equaled.
BEWARE OF EMTTATToNg.
The genuine DR.. G.. McLANE's
LIVER Pills are Levcr sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-04-05
East side square, Mexico, Mo.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI. COUNTY OF
AUDRAIN, SIN the Probate Court
Estate of Geo. M. Ross, deceased, d.
+. Shea, administrator.
Now one ID. +. Shea, admins
traitor of the estate of Geo. NJ Ross.
deceased, and presents to the Court
his petition, praying for an order for
the sale OF ST. much of he Real Estate
of said deceased as. will pay and sat
isfy the remaining debts due bv said
estate, and yet unpaid for want OF
sufficient assets, accompanied by the
accounts, lists and Inventories re-
QuirCd by law III SuCl cas-, on KAN
nation whereof it is ordered that all
persons interested in the estate o
said deceased be notified that appli-
cation as aforesaid has been made,
and that unless the contrary be
shown on or before the first dav OF
the next term Of this Court, to be
held on the
SECOND MONDAY IN MAY
next, an order will be made for the
sale OF the whole. or 90 much of the
real estate Of said deceased as will be
sufficient to for the payment Of said
debts ard it is further ordered that
this notice be published in some
newspaper published i'll tdris county,
for four weeks before next term Of
this Court, and this cause is con
tinucd.
\ true copy.
5. NJ. EDWARDS.
Jude Of Probate.
Dated. April 4tIr, 1877.
FG-jt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-04-05

y. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
Special Taxes,
May /, 1877, to April 80, 1873.

The Revised Statutes of the United
States, Sections 1892, 3237, 1898 and
3239, require every person engaged
in any business, %avocation or employ
ment which renders him liable to
a SPECIAL TAX, To Procure and
PHace kOnspic0usfy in his Es-
taDliShment on place of BUSH
ress a STAMP, denoting the payment
of said SPECIAL TAX for the Special
Tax Year beginning May 1, 1877, be-
fore commencing or continuing bust
ness after April 30, 1877.
a return as prescribed Oh Form IL,
is also required by law OF every per-
son liable to Special Tax, as above.
THE TAXES EMBRACED WITHIN
PROVISIONS OF THE LAW ABOVE
QUOTED II II FOLLOW
ING, w
Rectitiers W
Dealers, retail liquor. % %
Dealets, VIII lies lie liquor.... 100 OF
Dealers i'll malt liquors, whole
sale % "
Dealers i'll malt liquors, retail 20 o.
pea!cr> in leaf tobacco % 90
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco . 90
And on sales of over $1,000
fifty cents for every dollar
, IN excess OF $1,000.
Dealers in manufactured to-
bacro D c0
Malluihcfu efS OF stIIis.... % W
AM Tor each sun mahuiac-
........... 70 W
anu i"f cach worm manu-
incurred ......... 70 %.
M~anuiarlnrerS OF tobacco .-.. ~ CO
|I~ia"iuf''s On clGorS.... 10 %
i h""ierH OF '"har", iIrsi class
lhi'Fe man W horses or .
"5'.'' ''lti'i'} '... % W
l 'I'i'lH o. ,"oaoco, second
Grass .'"o ll"f~cH or other
".l.'''>) 20 W
curriers' TOBACCO, ii!iFd lass
tone morse OF "'llef a~hllhaI) 10 20
I'u't''ls o. '"ha'ro, 1"ufih
cI"7s I'n 1901 or ph"IIc con-
~'t!ahcej % GO
VI IeH' '""" """ OAR
- -oo 30 o.
,."n. ''' "" els or
100 O.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-04-05

WFALTe. ECONOMY L WEALTH
$72 TO $3.50 p week :
Horse nd Wagon Free to Agents. {
THE FAMILY SHUTTLE 2
::X!3O:: Sewing: "
) O0aD N ht M. :
e Mounted upon fine polished or oiled :
. black walnut top table and treadle.
u all complete, $50 :
The most solid, re liable and salts :
- factory machine evel invented tor Ill 5
: kinds OF family work. An acknowl- :
edged unequivocai mechanical sue :
cess, thoroughly estei, and used in =
: thousands Of hu.les, An efficient, si- :
( lent, rapid, reliable and ever-readv
he'll er to the weary wife or seam :
stress. that will do the work of a :
amily for a lifetime, and costing J
= les than half the price of machines :
q OF a like quality. Ii makes the shut :
e tie, double-thread, lock stitch (the :
: same on both sides of the work.
r which RI ceive3 the biehns+ award at
- the Centennial. The strongest.fnest {
- and most lasting stitch ever produced. :
= 1t does more W rk at less cost; ope- :
: rates more easily. smoothly and fast
| z er and with less labor than any other +:
: pachine 1t any price. 1t Is hIilt for =
S strength and constant bard work; /.
ILL r,,n Co., x,n NO rr:4 .,,R t.
is easy to learn, easy to manage and
2 always ready, IT, a moment, to do +,
: every description of strong 0 fine
- fancy work than any other machine.
s. at any price, ever did or can do, and
= with less trouble. Il will sew any
thing q needle can pierce, from lace
e or cambria to heavy cloth or harness
with any kind of thread. and run off
- twenty yards per minute; USES a
= strong straight needle, and never
= breaks them. 1t can not miss or
= drop Il stitch. ravel or break the
, thread. The money Cheerfully re-
- funded if it will not outwork and
outlsst any machins at double the
. price. II YOU have any other laa
: chine, buy this and have a better
!, one The ease and rarldity Of its
- motion At quality Of is WORK is its
Z best accommodation. and it is thor
= ough'y warranted in every respect,
= by written guarantee to maintain It's
- meritod Trputation as a constant.
- ready and ever faithful worker in "A
= family ior FIVE wears. Il will hem.
. fell. tuck, braid, cord, bind. gather,
= quilt. rufhe. pleat. fold scallop,shirr.
: roll, haste, emhroider. run up
4 breadths. etc, with elegance. ease
ana Quickness. 1t requires no learn
ing; any one can use 1t in a moment
= and it will earn from "a 70 IS per
: day for any one who wishes to sew
y for a living, the best pnl lowest
Z priced machine ever invented. For
: testimonials see descriptive books,
RI, mailed FREQ with samples of work
- Agents wanted throughout the
= country for this, the cheapest and
- most rapid selling machine in the
= world. Fer liberal terms. address
A. tATELY * Co.
; Cor. BROAD way ana Elshth streets,
& New York n42-lv
HLTkayN 81 AKONO98 'HL1E9
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-04-05
TRUSTEES SALE.

NNBEREAs, Mary Eainey and james
W Rainev did. by their certain deed
oftrust dated the 9Th day Of July 1875,
and recorded in the Recorders office of
Audrain county. Missouri, in Book 81 J"
page g, convey to the undersigned trustee
the following described tracts and parcels
of land, situate in the county of Audrain
and State of Missouri, to-wit:
Lots me-, two, three and four in Rob
ert's Square," said Roberts Square being
situated in west Mexico and described as
| follows, to-wit: Beginning al a point six
ltv feet west of the southwest corner OF
| block number three cCunty's addition to
Mexico. run tn nce north two hundred
| and fJrty-seven feet and six inches to
Monroe street,; thence west two hundred
and twenty-five feet: thence south two
hundred and forty seven teet and SIX
| inches to jackson street: thence east t%o
hundred and Twenty-Five feet t beginning
with all the rights. privileges and appur-
tenances thereuutn belonging, whlch said
CONVEYANCE was n aae III trust u secure
the pavrarbt of "a Certain pronissory note
III said deed described. and
Whereas. said note is rev "aet IN" and
remains UNPAID. now therefore, a. Tie re
ou,s, of The legal holder OF said nota ani
| in pursuance of the terms Of said deed oi
{ trust and Of the power and authority giv-
en- therein. | Will on
On Friday, the 18th day Of April
A. ID. 1877.
between the hours ofo o'clock il
the forenoon and 5 O'Clock i'll the after
room ofthat day. at the east door of thu
Court House in .Audrain county Nilsson
ri. at public vendue to the tighes
bidder for cash in hand, sell said real es
tate for the payment of said note ant
costs OF executing this trust.
GEO. 3. MACFARLASE,
rAQ Trustee.
, 1877-06-17

bad a. the Absenee Of al assurance thst the prison.
et shall bs reEvea With hia mail regularly. and thst
hts 1fs,s.s .all he mailed .nd h' s:tass' % ssns:
to delay any letter that has been in The United
States malls. and pnnlsh the nTense very severely.
W. 1nsss Ss .r; 81 n1s .
comes. or the day n!et. or nover: u gives him no
stationery: and tnrn!shes him With no messsncer;
At tho fsk of making the readers hair stand on
snd. 1T no stats eonneetea,y whit ths Sheriff ~ e
state 70 % 70 eny of !s prltoners e,en thoss In.
Prisoned for debt. and thore committed on bare
sa.ps1n iss ill., 20 q a." @ AZ sa' q T'
sia1oascv re}"ss 10 naI al ittsr:. rsiast 10 d.
.ast o. tara e R S n' say st"s
meai, and. as sha1 asundanfiy nror< ntn 'ottk.
re1uAs fo ttt hfsn re "a ae.nev until fAs Day o}
Now, Charley Eernta mighty good fellow: and
tbs Last man ou earth who vonld be Entllv OF sneh
oppre..ion; by. for one, sm unwilling th.t any
one rerson. though he were an angel ffon fIeaTtn,
sn but on the Threshold u this. sabjee. rel.
sa h. 1a t.
to the criminal t.asscs. Andyet to hs sura Of this
Twill add that, ~ ny Judgment nina :tenths Of ~
seoundie's, II tsey wesc drowned iiks 20 msay
ite1y hcttcr ofi. ilai though taey wefe ten times
still an N favor of treating them justly. ,Andtt
is not jnst not Is i wi.e and elpcdLsnt, 70 tor.
msnt sm esiots shes ;e 10 I'D op
ths other tenth. who are Innocent And what
abont the Thousands Of NJ outside the jail who
may some daY. !aconscqnenee Of war OF cist! com.
notion or W The tricks Of enemfeF. get into this
jatlr TIE lill of R!ehts In our Constitution says:
IL Jrtga@1ni @ "a. ndeatata. ran.
FLoRxNc1 MCCARTHY.
, 1877-06-17

10 h4 EdltoT u 1M 1F1oHH&t
CHICAGO, juno 10. II nm a prisoner in the Cook
County jail on suspicion of crime. dnd awaiting
trial. hare not been convicted Of any ceimo ret,
aud nerrr will be. On Ffiday, tho 18th Inst,
which was visiting day Ut tho JAIL Wan ont Of my
cell to sec my friends. While was out hsaacd
my attorneys card 10 another prisoner through ths
bars Of his cell, md was advising him to employ
my attorney, when was roughly salxcd BY the
eck aud ehon'ders fror. behind ay ono OF tho turn
keJs anS tAtown so;ene'y, about * tees .om the
q punishment for aiding fcIlov-prisoner Ia Ret.
ting lawyer to assist him. The bcat mnn In Ght
cngo may 10 In my 3t'ace within week. through
no fanlt of hts. anil wnnt these facts published In
TIE TnlhcxE just to lot people know what sort Of
tho jail two and half weeks, and occasionally
was let ont ct NY cell toF few an4tca TO ny
attUrney; but that tlurIng my whoto imprisonment
hure not been lot out Of my cell for r1erciao
infinite, Nov asK y thls necessary tn order to
ont three hours every day and still 10 old for trial
(uAt ~ sHsctuattys MICHAEL RoAcM.
, 1877-06-17

CHICAGO. ALTON 4 81. LOUIS AHp CHICAGO
KANgA8 urTY 4 DENVER B110Rf LNEa
Union >epns, Wc1t Side, near MAdison.s brt1ge and
TwcnfJtthtfd.at. Ticket uMc8. lei fiandoph'1t
, 1877-06-17

CHICAGO ST PAUL & MINNEAPOLIS L1NE.
Ticket offices G1 Carkst. and 1t KlnzlcStEcet Depot
Leave. Arrive.
st. Taul Minneapolis Ex.. .i0to !. N. 4:0,p m.
bt panl Minneapolis Ex. yO0p. m., $50 hi.
, 1877-06-17

because 1t II impossible to sec It. Sill, tho
trip down to Sandy Hook IA 4 fresh and delight
fu1 one Of itse. and prevents that tEencral spread
that doesn't cnmc oil according to programme.
There were ha1f-dozcn excursion steamers ply
Ing up and down the harltor. and any quantity
Of small craft: The number Of yachts scnddEnR
made It almost impossible to keep trace Of tho
racers. II was splendid day for those on tho
steamers, but not bracinR enough for the yacht
men,. A. all parties could not be equally
suited, this disposition Of tho weather was utl-
doubtcdly most fair; since there were thousands
Of the former and but handful of the latter.
70 sEH 4 TACnT RACE
By way OF an c9eureton boat, Judging from nV
observation q today, + 70 make @ one ot =
dance In the saloon, eat ham sandwiches, drink
lager. or icc-water, promenade. for breexe,
imagine tho oneom!ng Of sca-sickncss
u sa sh0 ps &c Seesn and m ssa eSseps iao
specis This result ID highly alsantagc gcous. For
instance, It keeps up tito interest IN yachting,
what they know llttis about. There Is stiil
something left TO see, and the xcst Of tho ocea.
sion Is preserved intact. To keep. near tho
yachts, to ecc them round the lfght-boat, TO
tail. would transform tho excursion into Iusl-
ness affair, and many would weary Of II quickly.
As It Was to-day, there was no Chance 10 gr,w
weary Of It. II asked how they likcd yachting,
They didn't like Il At III; for bow would thsy
know whpther thor did or notl 't8o lar "A We
saw " would be thoroughly safe aud thoroughly
expressive to one who had been through Tue cx-
perfence.
Among the steamers on tho bay Was the
''' MADE It's TRIAL rntp -.
with larEe company q inyited gaests ana e; e.
f1ra 1nnnrtfrFv altlIf1 1n&t ~
, 1877-06-17
PRISON REFORM FOR COOK COUNTY.

voea.cd a new Institution. new ia Ameriea, but not
H. France Or Easl9nd Comfy. House , et peten.
might oe detained nnt!I tried. Three additional
BE- eonsd a Wny a p''a not
w. ~ ~. s.t n'ars M rontna"n,,o ,,, r,t,.
in m ma MI for ptesas s t. make HI detea.e s ss. .in
ply rcia,e what knor and hare seen when my
that after p,roncr has been locked up month o.
two IN ono Of the coll, Of our County jail. hts
health 10 sla'tIy affected, hla mind is enfceb'cd
a%a 0 al @
f 81. qs anil b. .nn ~ ~.
Exclaimed, lily t;odi - III Il postibio III tast nv IN
Christian land, md within tho SOUND Of q hun,red
ss;s Elf !, as VIZ "a s;a
y, Ana I e s q aess e 81. how s
ann.icnt,x xa "a'e teason ~ 0o'eFe 'oat
Nno.ac1 WAY IN which tl,,s confinement to,ures te
ss.pss!eS ns ! y ysI sss,1nS o. ];y Il fas ttisi
jail to oe tried, ia eotnpany viii score Of ersr,
inss. ~ aSe pa,s hs Tosee wenk has hs1' nat.
fnif cunt,c neI The n,ost eatn inrT IN ths
wosld could tAarsy iuaaEine hia ta 10 a. inpccsat
Az thes " H. ats
VIII Wh!sa a' hc has airesdy nndcfgons IL se Kill
Uncs n mofe, It Suspected person. ~ who ID TINS
thtc fdxf anti lii
frfni r., a irnnrrn. Ia rcn,nins nsxer+hrfcss a.
liz .tiaiIhrI nnh III rnSnn ~ III, ~
iitfer r.rrnsrh tc htn,ssif fo h;s ..f ~ ii. XII,
Sror srfl. ~ III. ,shnf. fsmT1 it =. IN" ~ ~ cet
snen. Il rhnvs rhnrna An1 TX. -s,ain3 ~ ~ @ hs
ia rnmtncm1nf ~ srsn"ttoa nsnn H. ,h .Nr tns.
,rn,, Iii hnriiw ersr WIFE nv h.s 4r+st @ - ~
tnnn.rrf ~ n ~. ,rIsi r-I15,na1s fn,I xiv. ~ IL
H. ,,tti rcn.r.iv "a II. .cnt""rn estreH5 ~ w
.tors ~ his n,c,tems rnrtnsmsnt tSomeh thi. sIe
49, etun1. nns.it,s WI ~ .no@1a s"4 ~ -
~ T." ,nn,p"snt h,. ~ ~ e.,...t1n. NV
,.h,t ~, ~ ~ .o1s4n, @ w .sp..Hpn s
~ '.ws of Xxi. st.t. ,a,is IT iao
~ n. =, !. :xh,, = Ja.s anu ia!ets
hn ~. enT ioono ws ~" be h1e On
,srastanh f,nn, sc ~ rim r. ~ 49, ,ytoWo4 ns4
Esespa EsesAs,p ""n' eSs' AA' sAAp' 'o' VI eu' "e''aea
o.ass.ss. I..s.s
@a nsi neL oe eonnaea II the sans
Ss ss1 1t r. fon r. r. sto nna ~ r.
nors shs Be- kens ssnsrais fIpn not,fu1S oiYsnlaFs
sn thoss convicted II fslonY oF otior crinc
md peTaona charged with Of uftnas mt
ruin tho*o Charged wltn " convicted VI fnfa
aoas efMeA ....
Thus every sort Or con,minzlinx Of prlsoness te
forbidden cxcopt that which y tue most ctuei and
outrageous OF Ill. Tho .excs must
be kept separate. tho different grades
ut crime muat bc kept sepasate,
tho minors must bo kept separate from Infamous
psrsons; but suspected peuple may be confined,
and are contncd, In the samo cell with convicted
CRIMINALS In tho cye OF the aw. Ut this Stats, tho
suspected man II Just bad ~ Tho convicted ulnn
Il fzt 14t a t4.kxH
, 1877-06-17

5E941 E3E 'VNf71|. =
4 telephone VIA Eig9ed last evening between
tho tclcYraptl-oitlee and tho Hubbard House,
over Whteh conversation WIS Suecessful1y held,
aud chnsl!c Soute's ti4dliD- WAS transmitted VI
that It arrived at tho othvr end OF tho linc IL
Arrangement consisted OF two old trult-cans,
ons eua of Which had bccn removed, between
which Nas tightly stretched q plsca OF hesry
, 1877-06-17
CLASS SONG.

lfonftrti'o s,,ntaayp. la77.1
When the Earth was fresh Anu young,
Muses. taught and Miriam a4ng;
Hebrew l0tt not more complete
Thai w&A nlAlaen's umbrel sweat.
Though Ichoyah's sacrcd Enne
Aaron spaka with tongue Of names
Not moro rtT'scucc did compel.
~ 10 curious gtrtl1e wrought,
And it, unyx ttEness ffauRlt
With tsFelye nanles 80 strong 10 tell
uf the tribes ot Israel,
Thai tue Kfan1. victorious sfEaIn
" ths Jewish girls rcfraia,
Epitaph ter Egypt slain,
quitting Baal-.cphon's plain.
: Dfcastp!ats, scaEtet. rurplu.. gn1d,
Lid must cunning work enfo!d;
EMe raid. sapphire, diamond hne,
Jasper. topaz, bcFy1. sh1nci
AMI thIs funt-sqnafc bfcAstplats rare
Did ths Lusd'k Anointed Heir.
but sRafn tGFce foes surround
lsrael u TO JAb!n bound
From tho Csnaanitish coast.
urb'fah hcArs the!r chaftots roll
And m anthem stifa her soul,
Isecy.seat. with thesubfm,
speaks hops In EnheaIm.
Lark cries. "1f l,ub'Eah 70,
IwIlb dare Impending VIC:
hut, II stls refuse tho teat,
accnFl With her bchesL"
nxbrsh rose, and Ktaeph sought,
neATing 0ne insiest!c thnuRht;
M1mau. hand shall s!tEks the hlos
Holy crown. Of hctA3 h1t.
ataved With grand tlchesle lilac;
MILE fur tic tlf3F&kJV hf1tQ.
6nppllcata In lsTael'a ste&tt,
Stlll weru worn with aAlhuy grace
In the conaecFated ptacs;
Yet Of prophetess was nssd,.
Who should do q valiant lesdl
ouce again I LYRIC xoaEs.
And q aood Vi music ponrs
On the banks OF kiAhaA's stream.
Wild ring ~ Gnch1n nt*d tlTc4a.
Deb'EAh 4tncs OF ''stars IN eonrae,"
Rivers sWegptng from shslF source,
Nolso Of Afchet4, stFffc Of KfngH,
jeopardy that battle brings.
Triumph won BY ehKs Of swora
Drawn By servants 0f tho Lord.
And though tima suth tala repeats
A. the Scripture stoFy meets:
Rafuest sycs shat scan tho euro
Open ears that catcs, the tupei
tA&htI lays aside her Crowd,
Bptla Ahasusra4' fE0wn.
Her no fraF Of desll, unpallk-
uauntless spirit that ahs beAss
'hrAth !oad of soynl cares,
:if I perish, tes II ba;
Jews, ] giFa 1Jsslf for yata
Later on, i Virgin sighs.
ueuopx l.er ast, aud troubled eYss.
labt,el Gala clear 'eAll ls!ft"
To this wontsn. pur8 and naia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
WASHINGTON NOTES
wAsnNGroN. Fnday. Nov. 2. l

WASHINGTON, Friday, Nov. 2 1877.
TIC second dayss at the .Benning Race Course
have been postponed until tomorrow, account OF
rain.
s. willard SayOn, fOurthclass clerk I'm the First Con-
troers Office has promoted 10 Chief Of the Miscel-
laleOus Accounts in that Olice.
Tue Ways and Means Committee, this morning paid the
President aud the Secretary OF Treasury the visits Of
courtesy which customary upon the organization Of
TITS committee Ia eacn succeeding Congress.
Numerous kilograms from Chicago have been received
al the Treasury Department within day twO the
subject of the location the main OF the Post
Office Building Ia tndt city. The matter VIII probably
come up personal consideration OF the Secretary
tomorrow.
Tho House Committee on Elections at IN Getting to-day
made provision for printing the yariO papers in regard
to the contested cases and agreed that they should be
taken up action in the order OF their complete prepa-
ration printing Ine papers III the Colorado hay
ing ALREADY been sent 10 the printer, that will De the
first one disposed or
Notice IS given by the Light House Board that au-
tomato signabuOy has been placed off Cape Haeras in
twelve fathoms OF water, Cape Hatteras light bearing
northwest by north, about twelve miles distant. The
buoy Is painted black and white in perpendicular stripes
and occupies position Of tine buoy which disappeared
from It's mOOrings early III October.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03

for the present National Bank circulation. casual
compar son Of those sections of the Revised Stat
utes, providing for the organization and regulation
OF National Banks and the issue of circulating notes
60 them. shows That II would have such effect.
The repeal Of the third section Of the Resumption
Act would simply leave the original law establishing
National Banks without any provision either
limiting the aggregate amount Of circulating notes
to he issued, apportoning the National Bank cur
rency among the States IN accordance with their
wealth or population All those portions of the
law providing for the establishment of banks the
deposit of bonds in the Treasury, the issue of
CIRCULATING notes. etc, would remain untouched.
Those sections of the Acts of 1864 and So provd
ing for limit TO the aggregate amount of circua-
ton the appOrtionment Of circulating notes among
the States and the withdrawal Of circulation from
those whose quotas were not full-which were re-
pealed by the Act Of January Ii, 1S75-would still
remain repealed, subsequent legislation, which
did not specifically provide for it, would revive an
OLD law that had been stricken from the Statute
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
WHAT MR. PHELPS SAYS.

A TRIBUNE reporter conversed with Dis
tric- Attorney Phelps yesterday, about the criticisms
OF John D. Townsend on hts course toward lhn Morris
sew Mr. Phelps said: II don't see what the world
he IN cans by my euogzing supporting Mr. Morrs.ey
do not live in his district, and the Republican Central
Committee has nothing to do with the Senate nomna-
lions and / have nothing TO do with them a. TIA
chairman. Probably II / lived in his district
should, under the circumstances, vote for him
As 10 these untned indictments, you see nolle
prosequis have been entered In two, and third
il settled by the complainant All OF them
except one are twenty years old should nave
some difficulty fear. In getting witnesses for them
The Is In 1865, several years before
took charge OF the Office aud Mr. MOrrissey vas then
discharged by Mr. Hall. week after the indictment
am speaking the faith Of this statement. did not
know, don't know nOw that there such ndict-
ments We will 20 and ask John Sparks"
on inquiry, Mr.. Sparks lthe Clerk OF the Court
stated that the list correct aud called attention %
the great mortality among the assaiants OF "Bll"
Poole Mr. Phelps having satisfied himself OF the truth
OF the list said laughingly: "What seems 20 trouble
Mr. Townsend Is tbat don't avail myself Of his assist
ance In deciding how to run my office"