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The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-02
- q M MONS.

In the District Court of the First Judicial Dis
trlct OF Idaho Territory in an for the County
of Nez Perez.
bunker Squier plaintiffs, vs. w. A. Curry
defendant.
Action brought in the District Court of tho
First judicial District Of Idaho Territory in
anu Tor the County of Nez Perez and the com
plant Med in said County of Nez Perez in the
once OF the clerk of said District Court.
IVI\nE PEOPLE OF IDAHO TERRITORY
i send greeting to w. A. CURRY defendant
gu are hereby required to appear in an action
hrn"sht against You by the above named Plain
tils IA The District Court Of the LIST judi District
OF idaho Territory in and for the county Of Nez
ierce ana to answer the complaint filed therein.
whhin ten days Exclusive of the day of seryicel
ai'er the service on you of this summons-if
served within this county; or if served out of
said county, but in this drtrict, within twenty
days; otherwise. within 80 days or judgement
oy aetault Will be taken against you, according
10 tue prayer OF said complaint The said ar
ioh Is Drought to recover the sum of one hun
urea and seventy seeonty-f five one hundreths
dollars tSI7O 75.) gold coin on q certain promi.
sorry note. with interest in like gold coin from
hprli 18TH 1872 at one per cent. per month uu-
vi pau, ana Tor the further sum of thirty eight
twenty-five one hundreths dollars, (S3S o5l
gold coin, and for costs of suit. And Won ara
hereby notified that if you fail to appenr and
answer the said complaint, as above required.
the said plaintiffs will take Judgement by de-
iauis Tor the sum of sep gold coin with interest
ana costs as set forth in said complaint.
Given under my hand ami the seal of the Dis
= ~ trict Court of the First Judicial Dis.
SEAL. tr'ct of Idaho Territory in and for
the County of Nez Perez this 18th
~ day Of April in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy-seyeu.
III. SQUIER,
''-eN Clerk.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-02

MINING PApEH.-Portland can now
boast OF having paper devoted to the
mining interests under the title Of Ore
gon Nsntng and Immigration Jour-
nat. number of which we have re.
ceived. 1t is neatly printed, but what
its proprietors know about mining will
be moro fully developed in future mum.
bers. Hope it will fill vacuum in Port.
land journalism long noticeable.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-02

LIKES The COUNTRY.-Mr. Jacobs
living over the river, near this place
returned from the Palouse country
Washington Territory, the other day
where ne went in company with Mr..
Wilcox, last Fall. to look out a new 10.
cation. He will go back there with his
family, after harvest. His son will
leave for there in two or three days to
take care Of the ranch taken up by his
father. A. Mr.. Smith, another farmer
from the same neighborhood, who also
went down there this Spring likes the
country well enough to settle. So did
Wilcox.-Iddhodn.
How could they help liking the coun-
try after trying the sage brush of South
Idaho.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-02


GRANDE RONDE.---A gentleman who
has returned from a visit to the Grande
Ronde valley informs us that crops are
looking we'll in that section, though not
one-half Of the land has been seeded
that would have been had farmers
known of the price that wheat is
destined to bring. Freighting to the
Columbia river is brisA at one cent per
pound. Heretofore it was worth only J
cent. The Idaho country takes the
most of their produce at good figures.
and the farmers now get Is cents per
pound for hams and bacon freighted to
that acknowledgement.
It must be southern Idaho that takes
the produce as we have no road open
this way and our own farming coun-
try already furnishes surplus of pro-
ducts. But the inhabitants of the Sage
plains in South Idaho may be COM
PEELED to import their agricultural sup.
plies till their lands are reclaimed by
irrisatinS canals.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-02

REVIEW 1t is said that Mrs, +. +.
Victor intends reviewing her work.
"All over Oregon and Washington"
during tho coming Summer. She will
visit Eastern Oregon in the interest of
the work. Oregonion.
Hope she will do justice to Eastern
Washington this time.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-02

OUR SrEAMER.--The machinery for
Capt. Stump's new boat has been pur.
chased in San Francisco and is reported
to be ready for shipment. The boat is
for the Snake river trade and will be in
Running order in about 60 days.-Stand
ard.
Several subscribers in this place will
be glad to see the above named boat
make her appearance here.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-02

EFFECT OF THE WAR.-Gen. Bcnia
min L. Butler believes the war in Eu.
rope will be injurious to the poorer
classes Of this country, by reason of the
enhanced cost of the neecssaries of life.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-02
COMPANY
NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN tn.
~ there will be meeting of the Stock olaa-i
of the Rescue Mining Company at Wasb;nn.eN
I. r., on Monday June 18th 1877, at the S o'
of o'clock p. NJ. of said day, at which tho g.,
lowing business will be transacted: LIST. R..
fication Of lease of the mine made bv .S'
President and vice President Of the Comn.n .4'
ID. The election of a new board Ct otHca:!'
3D.. Authorizing a change of the princ;n.i
place of business of the Company from Wash;ppa'
ton to Lewiston l. T. 4th. The TRANSACTION s.
such other business as may legally come befora
tho Company. full representation is ~
quested.
BY order of the President.
Attest,
M. STORMS.
Secretary Of the Comnonv
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-02

REPoRr.-Gen. Howard is engaged
in preparing an elaborate report in rela-
ton to the recent Wallowa valley diff
Guilty, which he expects soon to forwad
to the Department. Oregonian.
We Shall be glad to see that report.
, 1877-06-04
NEPOKOIT6ClIlTXKY.
TIM RUSSIAN cltlHy or srAYf.

4 correspondent with Tho linssInn army wri.ea;
s'Hastug been tho bearer Of a letter Of tniscIne.
tion 10 t@cu. NcpokotsehItxky. the Chief Of tito
Arehdukc Nicholas stad, ! received an ihtimats,n
that tue General would receive NC ot .:3Q ihi.
afternoon, a,d punetually II the time the CHEF VI
tho artillery The general san quilted blu ruuu.
and WIZ sunmoned Ia cntcr. Tin leneral II \
short, sluaEe.seL. but acttvc.looktng man, hals
and cssty, tn spa OF hls ~ years; he looks ~ 1T
to maxe a rampsico ~ u he wns twenty years
signiles 'ths unquiet ur rcttlsss man, ANT t. s[u
EuIsfly Inappropriate. for tteu. Sep"kelhc,!txky
llau Of tue iunst plact1 manner. an. thu s4un
GERS who have served under hiu. 4 clpssesl Cap.
tain lold !ua ycsterday thst h. very trlic!tous1y
combined @ tho 'u.stte' n n'do s''h p. fotsttss 4
much more i'a.tl!as and esel.ass tempstsmens.
iliosy yuera.y VI ths ono .se;n. IL b lhc soupla.
rnt of that of tl,c utheF. ticn. EepokoitschIky's
n sn iar ~ h;a 6st
IL not dim, neither ia 1,ts natural forcu abatctl iu
wore .iatlas undress uniform, with tbs sleniietss
which distinguish the sta(f .ohltcF, anu his ouy
decoration was thc IrUss VI 1T, urafgS
':ghe Genera! has seen more scFstco than u,n&t
of Tho lussan leaders. an, hla experience o' stsH
liz Joined lhs army - an Infantry oa!ecr. aud tsst
saw sctlyo service IN the Caucasus, ,whrEc his
- sfss
responsible oGisa IN the general stal iA the army
whlSh R4ssla selt to eo'opufste with Austtla IN
crtaeaa vat, ur Ea!t,eF III the war which w know
eouvcutonailJ BY that nanu, he was Ehlcf OF atslt
g one Of ~ eosps composing ths sI9.y Nth rnle
pat] under Paskse~tz, tn thu 1neal0rahls Siege VI
sl!lstrta. a!nce lsal Tho Ucurral has ~ art.
empioymsnt II ons .oIt u othsr. Although Chltf
Of tho star Of tue AEmT es thu suu.h for
which position ho wss chosen Issaa.s ~ ef y.
Valley derived from S cxrEfieuCe In the CAMp alxA
, 1877-06-04
CHICAGO, MONDAY. JUNE a 1877.

faSs Intelligence has been received that
Mukhtar pasha Is falling hack on ziam. Tho
army Is considered to be IN eFavs postton.
ERzEnoCM Juno c3.-preparattoas arc being
made here for the defense Of the town.
D1AhREKlH.
The Russians arc advancing In force towards
D!arbckir.,
IT - SAID
the Russians lost 10000 men in The recent at-
tacks on Kass.
, 1877-06-04

Academy Of st. Petersburg. Ina hsr =. e z EN-,
1nsndsd ona Of tho cavalry regiments Of the
nuards lie has not reoa Aesre service. : ! bel.e@e
that ~sfA~-A< .urAftsnr. th-4 G4nsfaIs eoe4&1In&
tae armJ etTps Of the ARG Of Operation saw aerY'
, 1877-06-04


+ -. -----'-- '---
tnua'cat'onS' lHc charactcr AMI duration OF tho
btluRele IN hnigaria arc subjects Of much
Speculation, particularly In GcEn1aay and
Austria, where
EVERY OFFICER SEEMS 70 HAVE MADE his ORR
PARTICULAR erupy or THE CAMPAIGN.
The general tenor of ttesc cr4ttc,.ms 1. sd,
ver.c IN ,hc Tnrl.. not Tram onv an,h, ,h,t
ia, ..,,t .s.f. sas., 49,. 49,. . - n,..
...,... WI ...",.s nn sAs ~. ,.. 'u'es
es.'ous 'tpu'scs y" u"s" e"ens' W. i'on'
preposscssion that superiority in numbers, et-
fictcncy of organization. aud etratepica1 ability
arc A., ~ ~ - ~. n.,..t.s. "'A''5
"'s WI eae t"'c o1 tne hussMhs'
THERE ARE ~, 600 RUSSIANS
In position IN tim Dsnnt,e. .xitho,,t cnun,tnp
Koumanan. ~ ros.,ra. ,t,st 49,. t,at.n tra,,s,'t
forward, who amount 10 GO. .QOG n,cn, There arc
$1,000 men east Of tbrat1 and ao.ooo will, ron.
kNAEJAQIE reserves. al l{HtNflkJ. which IA thA
, 1877-06-04


o'aFpekl', ......-
II - SAID
.'c nuts.ans 'ost o'"ooo "en !" 'ne 1eeen' at-
LACKS on ha's'
crNEpA1,
. 80. .-.4,
d. p.., 1,..s r c.
~,,.,, 49,, ns.ss na,.. e...,,. -, ~. 49,.
1,"n,,. 1 as.nss.s ~. ,.sdn.o,a e'"' 's's ''' '''
....-.. =. a's"s. "....'s.... -
r,xnsn opsn ~. s"N Jn s,.n..a. ':o"a. t.".
~. er,,.f.. t... sss,.'.s... VIZ
1fir,,ts- ~ W.s s,d M,hr,a,,d n.rssd p"shst t
M...hs; ~ 49, n.,.a. 49,, ,sa.As e", .,.
enltan ,s,,s..nt r.. 49,, nsr.v rd''.on snI sn
c.r-,.. ps.hss ~. s..n', .,t.l. su.t...-Ns 49,
roraIr, ATs,s, .sa,a.as. -" ..r m,.as ~. ~, ~,
~ ,~ts,tn++ - ss,.a ~ sasta.ta .f,., ts.a.,s.
son,.a,..nt - 49, e...ss @eS'1''s
Ao9!"i"'
Aorpps' 'uue IA tc!egTam from Constan-
n'op'. sn5s AUSTIN lseent'J sens note 70 tno
Ao.te aea'anu1t!g a"f'.ts. occ'a.atton tnas lac
,, 4eon'et'on' W sso na''s@s'o.. VI 'ne Oa"uoo
enat t W. '1ss uaS ionset .,'a" tnc w, OF ne
increased, Or 'otm pteceaent' me fofto aaa
huss'" nave potu scnt TUG uccia3as1on Teau1reo'
ann t""t.aA' o1 oseol1hs
Voteo III 1a'oF OF INC aooiltioh OF Inc ffeaa
.u'eaa' aao " h@@'o* '''l"lfs 1n'o e1ssaot'
on'@'3 eapenu1ssuse'' -........
COLD RECEPTION.
boenahhs7' 1nne a-lne Gzar' INC czaro-
H'Un. aho tilc oEanu LUXE s!su1mlf nave A.
9asea hetc. 1he feccpt'on W thc puolte was re-
epeetto'' bat not cosu'ai.
w., TUG 'GneE ~ .. MuMoas: !.
s1hNSAt 9uno o;-1ne al.alstc1'a1 papers OF
slenpa 1nm ieStn a",st e"'eeIn'nE tac peace
.utnoFs' Ano f'1ne'<sosat eona'acts taem iale
ofeaas, anu tne 4d'4e' 1teoV@ ooc'A3es sheJ
arc "cl4 1onnoco'
!uha b1SF TO oEaAAHf'
aus ota""a'"s WI nas tue pess
aasuo..ty iot etaeus suss eapoou.hh ps5t the
nc" 4usSsn AmoaseaueT 70 netnu, lcis Con
stan1nop'c ea.uiua' WIN I'st.acuons :. 1esafo.
ue1"an5 IL oncsco a. toe Mstes asase o1 tae
war ,r.,,n,.
pu,,.,..n ,a" ~.
.,.wsn - pto,s.tt r,,r.has. % ~ At1 n.p .sk'oa
.sas.t 49, 49, ,,a.s .an,. 49, sa ,ss,.,s ., ..,
49,. - ~ ...t,. .o..,1... e.,...,s.. ~.
Tat,.,s...n, sha ~, ehs.ra ~ oa' .,ts
,ncn,. To- sir,, admlnl,t,attsn IN nn,carta +.
arrtvc1 II, p,,r,,arost A-~
,r,-,,.
prn,,s Inn, a-Thc Au.,r,oo t,oo,. !,
1r&ub}lsaala ana @Foatla a1a pel'K reinforced.
Mn,,,.d pmch1t pa,,,, In. h,d mn ,rd,,ao.
with tne oui'aa' Ae 10 fegafuea ID tne coming
tfand *1zlcrs
sEAs1A. ....
conspiracy las been discovered In Belgrade
~ Nnrter,oro Name ,rrnhcr. NJ +ho omi1.
49, h,va Hcan s-ra.,o1 s.rt,n. arsnt. 80
,m..S. '0~@ "@~
s1ke's 10 io''o"'
Tic 1aoNa.s lca.ns from good source that a
Russo'drcck alliance has boen arranged for
wnr.
puau,.,. nvr,~,.
p.,,,x noss' :, .mnSps ra+ss..,, t., v,nn
that nussla's programme ou.thp conclusion Of
l1,acu WIZ w acA.so'e9nue tot ooouia,
Herzegovina, Bulgarta, and tho Christians ::of
Lebanon, with Eufopcau Governors. Euronean
rI, - C..s..i r.....:{ -. - :
eohm'ss'oh VI eontlo'i IutoPcan3knsflsohs lot
SONIC time, aud the eesstun Of territory !u
Armenia.
IL "e''A' "
IN coas1AHIiaoFLE.
, 1877-06-04
Kars Completely Surrounded by
the Russian Armies.
Tho Position Of the Commanding ABiatto
Turk Extremely Perilous. d.
Death OF the Queen OF Holland
---Grant at the Great
Abbey.

Aopeys
---
CON8TANT1NOpLE.
1Aw1EssKEss AND M1saovKRNMzN1.
Specta! By Cable to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
CoAsTANTMorLE, Turkey, june 2-1o p.
m.-During The past few days hare had
interviews with a number Of officials Of the
Turkish Government, and a1so with promi-
ncnt mon Of all c1nsses, well acquainted with
tile a'tuation Of aifnirs here. The informa-
ton received from these sources, and my
own intimate knowledge Of Turkey and tho
Government Of the Sultan, enable mo to say
rife everywhere
DEs1Rox ALL CHANCES Or 1unx1su SUCCESS.
There arc no horses, no money, and no or
der in tho management Of affairs. All the
carrisge horses In the country have been
seized By the Government for war purposes.
Another body Of tho Softns wero oxiled
eel On which thoy took their dep arture by q
1aroc nnm1,cr of uvmnai1,;zoru
ruv sr,r.v "a . vo,1urrrx
x,,,,,. ,oo -". > IN ".. -,
WIN ooo "on'n "au o'"oo poteo.o y. ~
c'asaes N tao palaee W ieeo o'a's' @uo et8@'n
on tho Ttoasury is intonsc.
There is not particle OF patriotism among
the officials to aiYo ground for tho slightest
},ono. Contracts for ortny storcg md ooujn.
,,,a,t. .,o .,v.+,1aa l,v ,,oor. ~ hrborv ~
- ,IAm@,s,a ~ ',....- - -. ..s...~ l.. .1.suu.
w.. .n' oa,'1An 4'"''nb t.'o ""sS'i ~ .a"'so
Ino aa7es1'aomentS ~ ne"bpapoFa oa con'
tracts open to general competition
ARE MERE 6uAAB,
md aro conniyol at by tho Minister Of War.
rhe Conatitutfon Of Tho country IL dis
rooory7.d Il, ov.rv ,,oaa;h1s nnnnar
TLs r..,,.,,s,,,ar,, r,s.,.,.. 49,. -,,r~,,,,
10 A~1'A1'"'"A' 0'f"~o" =" A>'A' 'A'A4s
!" 1nSf AoA"o8 .
m n1aao"r'
and the laws which hayo bhcn passed will
mover bo pnt In force. Tho Minister Of
War, however, informed MO that Turk0Y
would fight to tho Inst. The Sultan las
oiycn nm nil hone of ail frolp tue English
1ov.r,,,ncnt
.r1rE A1,NENIAN AnvANcE.
~ 1rxr,..uMrn.
ru, IT,. nmst.,, H.. n,u,. =,
Mnv % Tim 1tu.sfana defeated md routed
Nuus.o. roshn,. Cfrenss1aus a, uckll.Ahmcd,
nror' K.rx. Tek1,. .Abmc,1 was hurnr1. Knrs
!, onnv nrovi,inncd. bnt ns n nrecauttonary
mca,nrs il,o p,rr1son Inns pcrn nut On half.
, 1877-06-04
BEKLI.AHMED.

BEKLI.AHMED.
An Event Of Chastly Inn
portance Teiegraphed
from Armenia.
-Four Thousand Oiroassian Cavalry
Occupy Town Near Kars.
Tho Russians Surround the
Town and Give No
Quarter.
Over Three Thousand Of the
Turkish Allies Massa. !
cred.
A Russian Victory Claimed
at Bechrachef in
Armenia.
Seven Russians Kil1ed...Eighty-
Three Dead Turks Left on
tho Field.
Kars Completely Surrounded by
the Russian Armies.
The Position Of the Commanding ABiatto
Turk Extremely Perilous.
Death OF the Queen OF Holland
---Grant at the Great
Abbey.
, 1877-06-04
North German Ll0yQ,

al ss.ess OF th1s Company VII ss!l every satr..
fGtt s1e q Fa.aaSc-Ftnni Nav York o soIthamrsont
flGa III r ana sssn,en r., s.San *t r ssd9n r.
@1sssase applyso OELNlcnS & CO,
.pQWttux tfcen. NJ v York.
, 1877-06-04
TIE ARMENIAN ADVANCE.

EazHaouM, juno 1.-Dustng tho night ol
Mny, 20 tho Russians defeated md routed
Moussa Vashn's Clrcnsslans At uckll.Ahmcd,
near Kars. Dekll.Abmcl was burned. Kasa
Is amply rroyiatoncd, but as precautionary
measure tic garrison llas bcca put On half
tations.
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SHREV EPORT, LA.


0rrICE OF STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF }
lsuic EDUCATION FOR LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, October 81, 1877. }
bfMchep ef Public and Private Schools in
laral Louisiana:
Every Teacher who has been in charge of a
public or private school in any portion
~ State, at any time since the first OctO-
:, w. l. requested to send, at as early a
(tea possible, to the Secretary of the Parish
ND Of ScbaUl Directors in the parish III
|slsa he or she has been teaching, or directly
|asae Undersigned, a condensed report of such
neA, showing IFS location, name and grade,
|spebic Of private direction, the number of
|le.iets employed in it, the months during
|nash L was or has been open, the number Of
fIik enrolled. 0feach sex and color. the aver
- Monthly attendance of such pupils, the
saaeAcs taught them aud Textbooks used,
nsfsaef with such other statistics and such
|naiks and explanations as each teacher,
|sa =. o. her signature, may deem suitable
kpshliratiou.
- - reports are needed for complete ex-
- q the educational work in Louisiana in
AAnnaal Report of the undersigned.
RoB'T Dr. LUsHER,
Mase superintendent Public Instruction.
Iueald respectfully call the attention of all
a'ahs interested to the above circular, and
sstv''nliy rslnest them to communicate such
! +. ~ they may have, without delay
~ AobIey, Secretary of Parish Board.
J. G. ALLEN, President.
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a a, meeting of the Bossier School
klkms a e hereby called to convene at
lainese ~ ~ !he 18th day of December, 1877.
tl -. " Importance and general interest
- fsn ueiore the Board at that meeting,
snSas n. attendance of all the members Is
reqnestetl.
90 NJ. the Public Schools who are pres
Asnss Is day can receive their warrants for
IN x wv them, thereby saving themselves,
'~aer of the President.
w. j. MOBLEY. MD,
secretary Bossier School Board.
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Charter Of
MOUNT. CANAAN CHURCH.
OF BELLETCE, Id.

OF BELLEVUE, Id.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF BossIER.
De it remembered. that on this day before
- me, roney Dock Williams, Recorder and
ex-otfcio Notary Public in and for tho parisl.
OF Bossier and State aforesaid, duly elected,
commissioned and sworn, came and appeared
IN their own proper persons, Cicero Afford,
Austin Lewiston, A fired Thomas Nelson Stan.
Gil, Robert johnson, Jasper Rawls and VIM
Dennis, who declared to me, said Notary, that
they avail themselves Of the powers, rights
and privileges conferred by the statutes of the
State of Louisiana relative to the organization
OF corporations in this State, they do by these
presents form, organize constitute and found
Il corporation for the objects and purposes as
shall hereafter I've enumerated and set forth
and to that end they do hereby form and con.
stitute themselves into body corporate, to be
called the Mount Canaan Church of Bellevue,
having its domicile at SAID town of Bellevue,
Parish and State aforesaid; said Church to he
held as place of worship, for the use OF the
ministry and membership of the Colored Meth
Osiist Episcopal Church in America. The Off
GERS OF the corporation shall consist of a Presi-
dent, Secretary and Treasurer, who shall be
elected annually by the stockholders-eac
share OF five dollars emitting the holder to one
vote. All citations shall be served OIL the
President The amount of capital stock shall
be five hundred dollars, and whenever one
half OF said amount shall have been paid in,
the incorporation shall proceed to purchase,
make and repair a building for the purposes
therein contained. The Directory shall con-
sist Of the Incorporating herein, with the
powers to fill all vacancies that may occur in
said Board OF DIRECTORS and shall have full
powers to make, purchase, and do anything
they may deem necessary to carry out the Oh
jet of the Corporation, which shall exist for
the term of twenty five Years from this date.
In testimony of all which have caused the
parties to sign hereto their names, together
with the subscribing competent witnesses and
me, said Notary, ON this Eth day of October
A. D., 1877.
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Notice.

A II persons having claims against the sue
"A cession Of w. E. Adger, deceased, a.e
hereby notified to make themselves known,
and the titles by which their respective CLANS
are established, to Thomas H. Morris. ESQ.,, at
Shreveport. or to the undersigned, near Dick
sons Cross Roads, Bossier parish, La
MARY NJ. ADGER, Executrix, &c.
December 9th, 1877. n37
National Republican., 1877-02-07
MORE UNBLUsHING EFFRONrERY.

When CHARLES O'CoNoR on Monday last
said before the august presence of the
mixed Tribunal that there was not man
in the civilized world that had the faculty
Of ofblushing that could look an honest man
in the face and say the Hayes electors
were elected without blushing, he might
have heard near him voice replying, 81
believe myself to be an honest man, and
can say the Hayes electors of Florida were
elected without blushing." 1t was the
voice of WIN. NJ. EvARTs, and the words
were said in such tone as not only to
carry conviction Of their sincerity with
them, but also deserved rebuke to Mr..
O'CoSoR for the bold insult which he had
offered to the distinguished counsel on the
Republican side. We would gladly en-.
deavor to believe that these unjust and in.
opportune words were a laf,us linguare on
the part of the distinguished lawyer of Goth.
am were it not for the fact that but few
months ago he brutally assaulted the
President through letter to St. Louis
friend by saying that he Twas drunken
Democrat picked up out Of the cutters of
Galena by the Republican party for the
purpose OF ruling the Nation" Had not
Mr. O'CoNoR placed himself on record as
person willing to utter expressions
against the President such as even the
pirate of the press would refrain from
using, we would gladly pass over this last
coarse and untimely utterance delivered in
the presence of the Commission and 10 the
very face ofthe distinguished men to whom
it was bold insult. AS 1t is Mr.. o 'CoNoR
has once more injured himself in the esti-
nation of his high minded fellow citizens
and has opened the way for another
apology which we understand he will make
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