davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-06-02
NOTICE.

i IL PERSONS are hereby no.if-d not TO ereIi.
n my wife, EAiMA TIBEAU, as VIII Lot I'll
any balls Of her contracting
HENRY 4. TIREAU.
Walls Walk, May L, .s57. aIIm
, 1877-06-02
ASEEEEEFs 49,.

,SJ--.-i =, r. ci.-s- O: Tie al Ealia & Wallula
IgiEStc- Company on down freight transferred 10
o. :. y. Co. s tu1tS including TIE business OF f0--
war!lu.. Is 20 c=utS ger ton. And on up frci-h re-
crIv- 'rum t. :. :. Co.'S boats and i,irsgaY !ai 30
cents Per ton All down freight, for forward ship
meat, Eo' consigned 20 parties II WaIluts viii fe
turned ovsr 10 Ills Fars:er Company TO forward.
, 1877-06-02

Many pretty face has made market for
bad wife
, 1877-06-02

GnOn CAN'T be made by every s2-A.-1 =;
NtWV | month in the business we u u "a
cOJOJ those wiling to work can e-si3 - aEB
dozen dollars a day right N n ITp-siusss
localities Have no IocIa TO explain h-Is. ~ e1is
pleasant and honorable Women, and ., s-1-spsss
do as we'll as men, We vii fCInsA ye1 e1--ss-1ytsiss
Outfit free The business pays bstier t--- P.trEs-
el=e. We vii bear expense q stiI iA1 = ,a-ssicl
lars free. Write and SEE FsrIEsIs am ~ q
their sons and daughters, aud al ea-sts - 20
paying work at home. should write % y -. Doss
al about the work at once Nov IS ihS 49,
delay. Address TRCE s Co., Angus0i' 1------ -
, 1877-06-02
LIVERY,
Feed IL Sale Stable /!

TOM TIERNEY IS reestIblished
at lis ola stand, lust above the .-&>N
Bridge, where he VIII be hap ) 70 -
reeve and accommodate his oil G&6
patEgns and the Pu5lss generally, On the Lave aud
let Live Principle 9-sn
, 1877-06-02
GEUEsEsAE8! E3gTaEAEM

Whcoic- * Wilson Nc -.
las Taken TIE FIRST MEDAL % tho Cen
III tenuia Exhibition, aul tie GOLD 1IADALst
the California State EE!r
Cifts. EiI.I'.S
Aeon; Whe airr ts s. i!-ru St.f-C0.
, 1877-06-02

pRINFING IN ceLoRs, cl 2ap and 9'''A' :
L STArEsNIS Office.
, 1877-06-02

o. F. HAHnrsTr vii confer sayOs by calling at this
, 1877-06-02

President "a. W. GC. 80.
WaLLA WAi-s-s, August p. 1876. li-tf
, 1877-06-02
Hest Sewing Machine,

now in use Tie different vlrist,tS o Grover y PIX.
er's celebrated Sewing Na,liu,s row or iti au ,,r
sale at his Gunsmiih Store, Main street, Wala
Walla, at san Francisoo rTiCs, with treislt aliu,.
ExTI Will guarantee 20 keep these Machines IN
.OOd order. free OF charge 10 tie VLrch1.er. lSu
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assume. What has brough. us even the
promise OF justice, ID what has wruns
Justice from oppression wherever 1t has
been 10 wrupg-determined, unfaltor'
ing, unceasing adherence to principle.
our Liberal Conservative friends are
making much capital just now out OF
the fact. that the man the Democrats &c
persistently and uncompromisingly
fought, has assumed favorable position
toward the South; assumed, SO they
aav. n Liberal Conservative position.
Very we'll. Now Let the Democrats and
the men who ore ready to snatch up
their shot-guns ut d moments notice To
maintain tho Nichols government; LOT
the people who believe that Nichols ID
tho Governor OF Louisiana, and that the
legal government should be maintained
to the death, be withdrawn from this
dc bate, and the men who believe this
question of government can be peace
ably adjusted by compromises. bargains
and trades, be put to the front. and In
thirty.six hours where will tho legal
government OF Louisiana be7
One word more before we close these
hurriedly written paragraphs. Our cor
respondent talks about the wisdom and
pro priety of the President Ia sending o
commission down here to ascertain who
Is tho legal Governor, that he may com
ply strictly In such action no he may
take with the terms OF the law. Our
friend talks as though the President
were justice Of the peace or district
Judge trying oulprit for larceny or a
forgery. The President understands
the Louisiana ease thoroughly; there
il not feature Of 1t OF which he
IL ignorant. Hesitating, therefore. to
go through some technicality oil
he law before acting, while eight hum
dred thousand people are on the verge
of anarchy, and interests to the amount
OF millions are suffering. seems to US to
be belittling, In criminal and disgrace
full manner, o great and vital ques-
ton. This IL not q case for attorneys
to haggle over, and delay and refer
through tho technioalities OF the law.
The interests and destinies Of States
are above all statutes and mere rules ol
law. and they can not be swayed or deter
mined by the adroit arts OF the prac'
titioner. Such mighty issues are the
subjects Of policies OF government
and administrations, and they can
only be settled by statesman
ship. II President Hayes, failing
to recognize this fact, attempts to sub
ject the Louisiana case to the process
by which the fate OF a forger or a horse
thief is determined, he will find, before
long. that instead Of paeifying State,
he has raised revolution which will
startle the country and fix upon the
i'm becility and treachery Of bis admin
trait on the responsibility for the ruin o.
q whole people and the shedding o.
oceans Of human blood.
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COMMEKLIAL NFSTAUNhIS1
AND HOTEL,
FRITZ HUPPENBAUER. Agent and Manager.
Nos. lO7 mud 100 Customhouse Street,
Between Royal and Bourbon. New Orleans.
Neatly fitted saloons upstairs. Elegantly fur
nished rooms and board by the day. week or
month. Private Parties. Soirees and Weddlng
lish. French. German and Spanish spoken.
Terms meder ate, mhl1 I'm
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THE SOUTH.


Press Opinions ON the Relations of the
South and the Administration.
We will confess we are filled with a
huge disgust at present with our North
ern allies, and while we have undimin-
fshed respect for and confidence In Mr..
Tilden. and do not hold him RESPONSE
bic for the result, we have no desire to
engage In the farce OF another contest
in which the enemy are allowed quietly
to steal and walk off with the fruit Of
our victory. Richmond Wing.
The PEOPLE of the South are able to
take very plain, practical view, which
| will allow them to take advantage or
all that goes their way, without abating
one jot OF their detestation OF fraud and
corruption, or determination, at the
proper time, to correct and punish all
| improper means to power.-[Nashville
American Dem.)
Mr.. HAYES is indebted to Southern
| Democrats for the opportunity OF being
peaceably inaugurated-indeed for the
chance Of being inaugurated at all.
This should serve to moderate the de-
mands of clamorous Republican poll
ticians. IF any obligation rests upon
President Hayes to bestow the public
patronage on the score OF services rem
dered him, the Southern Democracy
| VIII De eullIicQ w e1hu WV AASA y
share Boston Transcript (Rep.)
There should be no chariness in
making full recognition Of the fact that
to the large number Of Democrats in
Congress who refused to unite with the
anarchists is due the happy consum-
nation which has been arrived at. The
siding with the Republicans rescued
the country from being precipitated in
to consequences which We do not care to
contemplate new that they are no longer
among the possibilities. lt Will never
be forgotten that the saving element in
i the situation came from that portion Of
4 the country lately in rebellion. We
think that nothing could have happened
more anspiciously for the welfare OF the
nation than that good men Or both par.
tiles should have struck hands and stood
B shoulder e. shoulder in defense OF the
i public weal against the assaults az m
rsa .ening madmen. - Baltimore Ame'
liees.
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Our subscribers will confer o favor
upon ua by reporting at this office every
failure In the delivery to their address
of the DHMoenAr, as we are particularly
DESTROYS OF achieving absolute exacti"
tl1de and punotuality.
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NOTES.

There are In England eleven times as many
accidents from broken rails in the cold 90 COM
pared with tho warm quarters Of The year.
Seven persons have been apprehen ded At
Barcelona for completely In plot which was TO
have been put into execution when King Alfonso
visited the city.
There is no money In the Arizona territorial
treasury, and the volunteer force organized for
protection against Indians has been put on m
efficient footing by private enterprise.
The lower house Of the Austrian Reichsrath
have voted grant OF 100000 forms TO assist the
manufacturers Of Austria In se' ding specimens
OF their werk to the coming Paris Exhibition.
1T Ia reported from Madrid that the young
King, Alfonso, will soon formally ask in marriage
the hand Of his cousin, the Princess Marie de las
Mercedas, daughter Of tho Duo de Montpsnsier.
Tho following ex-Governors occupy seats in
the United States Senate: Clayton, Harvey,
Boutwell,, Stevenson, Anthony. Alcorn, Booth,
oglesby, Morton. Whyte, Hamlin, Randolph and
Burnside,
A circus performer, who had daily permitted
himself to be boosted out Of o cannon by . light
discharge, was shot through q netting and against
post by an overlc I'D Of powder, in Friendship,
NY. He was badly hurt, and has given up such
exploits.
The Queens state saloon on the Great West
ern Railway, England, il made entirely of boiler
plate, and SO lined and padded that il the car.
rage were to 20 over On embankment and roll 10
the bottom the chances ale that the occupants
would escape uninjured.
--Archbishsp Howard, recently created Car
dinal, is second cousin to the Duke Of Norfolk,
and at one time held . command IN the Guards.
He ia well known for . mastery Of Russian and
many Oriental languages. His nomination gives
to the English speaking nations four Cardinals,
who will have voice in the next conoiave.
The gardener OF the University of Berlin has
| made the discovery that hyscnths may be pro
pagated by their leaves. He outs them close to
the bulb, places them in saucer, and covers
with thin layer OF sandy leaf mould. The
saucer having placed in greenhouse, the ex
tremities of the leaves will begin to turn dry II
about eight weeks, . sure sign that the bulb
are growing out OF them.
The Geld in Russia has been more severe th
winter than for one hundred and ifty-thrs'
In st. Petersburg, on December 80, the Their
mometer fell to 50 degrees tReatmur) below
zero. Several cabmen were frozen to death OF
their seats, and cats, pigeons and spsrrows wer
found dead in the street. Large fires were KEEP
burning at night for the benefit Of the public. Ii
Moscow the Grand Theatre was closed for wan
Of audiences
Russia gained much influence, as we'll al
territory, in Central Asia during 1876 The an
nexation Of Khokand to her domiulons is YER
: valuable. The fertility Of the country is great
and it has three large towns. The first is Kho
kand, Wandering $4,000 inhabitants. The sec
end, Manghelan, has population OF $4,000, ant
is noted for it's silk factories. Andiian, the third
w,s. in the fifteenth century, the capital, bu
possesses at present but little trade.
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FOR SALE.

AHANDsoME PLACE OF TWO ACRES front
on tho beautiful river, Teche comprising %
co are admirably adapted TO the cultivation OF
sugar cotton or corn: tho balance consisting
OF q magnificent meadow In which the residence
10 situated The whole property will DO Sold
eenaisting Of the land above mentioned, and
residence, kitchen. cabins. stable vegetable and
fruit gardens, and all necessary appurtenances.
wishing to raise stock, or to cultivate cotton or
sugar on a small SCALE there being cotton ZIP
and sugar mill In the neighborhood; Inls
dwelling house Is comfortably furnished, and
will be sold with or without furniture.
For particulars address A. f. g., Postoflce,
Box = 40 New Orleans fe1s ~ Il
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PROCLAMATION.

EXECUTIVE OrFICg.l
State Of Louisiana, |
Now Orleans. March 7, 1871
whereas. information has reached inc that D
A. WEBER, ctizsh Of West Fslieihnn parish.
was this day murdered In tho town Of ST. Fran
cisville by a person or persons unknown and
Whereas, am determined to punish crime
and reprsss lawlessness throughout this State:
Now therefore /. FRANCIS r. NICHOLAS.
Governor Of the State OF Louisiana, do issue
this nj proclamation, commanding the officers
Of the law and all good citizens TO aid to their
utmost In nrresting the offender or offenders
aforesaid. to the end that they may BIO punished
And / do hereby Offer a reward OF FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS for the apprehension
and conviction Of the said offender or offenders
Given under mr. hand and the seal Of the State
nj New Orleans on this seventh day OF March.
FRANCIS r. NICHOLS.
Governor of the State Of Louisiana.
By che Governor:
OSCAR ARROYO,
mhs Assistant Secretary Of State.
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The estimated expenses for the parish
of Jefferson for this year are: Left
bank, $500; right bank, SIS, O52 10. A
tax of twelve mills has been assessed on
all the property IN the parish. despite
the decision OF the Supreme Court that
such a tax was unconstitutional.
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NOTICE.

Landry died on the 24th of February. 1877,
leaving an estate. Il, any OF his relatives
should see this notice they can cetas in T
New Orleans. or B. r. ROGERS, opelousas, La
mh1N 1W
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Monday, March ~, ls77.
ADJUSTMENTS TO-DAY.

AeArssx as Mur1o =Eimmaas Il slooums
Atinatrels4~Eew programme, ,,,
VARIETIES THEATRE --Loaise fomfroy=" Tho
Lady OF Lyuns,"
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Trsa ofssce oS the new Srieahs HEmS
CHAT has been Removed frosn u eahi
street to aGa saravier street.
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In STORE FOR SALE

In STORE FOR SALE
BLUE GLASS. 20 cases.
WINDOW GLASS, 1000 boxes.
st Iouis :. d" Is tons.
BRUSHES, 100 gross, assorted.
PICTURE GLASS 800 boxes.
PUTTY KNIVES. % gross. assorted.
VAREISH, 80 bbls.
LIQUID PAINTS, 800 cases.
COIOR5 IN OIL 200 cases.
DRY COLORS, 800 bbls.
PUTTY, In bbls., casks and pals.
HEAD LIGHT OIL, 17b', 20 Bois.
w, s. LARD OIL. 20 bbls.
sAM'L M. TODD e. co"
rb,,H 7s Magazine street.
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Arrest Of NtocIf 0perntorn

SAN FRAScrsco, November 2.-Three
stock operators from New York, John
Leighton, 9. S. Bernard and VIM. ]. Pot
ter, we're arrested Yesterday on complaint
Of Henry ], Tibbey, charged with con.
spirscy in obtaining from Tibbey large
sum Of money by fraudulent misrepre.
sentations and the formation Of pool oil
the stock Of the Exehequer Mining Co
In default Of $4,000 bail each they were
locked up.
A committee Of citizens has been ap,
pointed to solicit subscriptions for toe
Benefit Of the poor people Of the city; also
to organise a free labor exchange aud
otherwise consult the interests Of the IN
employed,
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Pure MA1ERlALs ONLY.

And Of the very best quality, are used In the mar
BAKING PoWbER, he best 10 The market!
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The Spirit Of Improvement at

Reporter,
We are informed that Mayor Purdy
has disbursed 81 500 for Improvements on
the streets Of Mouudsyille since the first
Of June LAST These improvements are
substantial, and our people will reap the
benefits Of them Tor years 70 come. There
has been more substantial improvement
done on our streets during tho past two
years than sinee the incorporation Of this
place, aud the work still goes nobly on,
for which our town officers are receiving
the Endorsement Of the tax payers. There
has been paid into the treasury about
500 from fnes assessed on parties for
violation Of the town laws, since the same
date. All thlS goes to show that our
town officers are efficient and active and
have the interests Of the town at heart,
and are deserving the aid Of all good cit
liens,
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WEEKLY.

2, -sa, "a sdIoHoI, Ioaae. tFGotd.
,...-Ss VOL El1 ncnthG. .........ti q
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FREE

For the speedy Gun d Seminal weaknes,, La;
Manhood, and al disorders brogght on By lndiSae.
ton OF Exeezs- Any Druggist haI the Ingredients
address On. MoUEs AGO. Cincinnati, %
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BE lSTEuIaIEcER yin ESs:sPi q, d, ny .h =;
80, in al dsi1Tinents, IRON ~ quarters q
.ps WEEKLY Il printed on ThuTSlly, and can
~" M Al he counter, n paid envelopes, ready
~, mailbag. ES-Ss',da copy 10 dbbsI JrtsldI
"a ,,lliif,t triA Rstfd JreH AoR1J
.. g.GRIpEES.- Persons dtttrinG 70 have the
DAILY ISTILusE1tKR W, regularly At their
'..iiSrrrv In the city and suburb, can b
- " Isayips thFir address Il Counting
I'm. a. ~ drop letter through the pcStonieC.
e. rTN attention will be PAID
~ y, ,BSsTuous communications; every article
sa,t h atronPsBied BY the writer's real name
rsI address.
s.,,1,n Lsi,,I tf " iAOVd B, s,ifrsaioi "Ff,v
G1-,(.2." AND il52h u No cos, y aadfsuri 10
.. y. 5!irii4al rlsElb,r q he JirH BY HfBs.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY,

:, saa, u sd,aNs', EeGiaOt Trgoi4.
IS COL Three months. ...., q %
ul' - :. % One mopth......-.... IS
- 4.5rfFsd b. CIrritEi Ia City ise Per week.
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DRUGGISTS.
IN EvERYBoDY's MOUTH.

Wherever It has been tisd you will Ind the prllSS
Of Ingn, Lat 4 Co'S EXCELSIOR BAKING
P0WOER. sold BY beat Dealers everywhere
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FINANCIAL.
JOHS K. BorsTOEn. Prs.t. Gpo. ADAM, ca,h'n
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY
.s2Ro.ooo

FIRST NATIONAL BASk OF WHEELING.
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DR.. c. MeLANE's
LIVER PILLS,

These Pills are not recommended
as d remedy for call the ills that
flesh is heir to-" but in affections Of
the Liver, and in all Bilious Com.
plants, Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache, or diseases of that character,
they stand without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used
preparatory to, or after taking Out
nine.
As q simple purgatiye they are
uuequaled.
BEWARE OF r,r1TAT1oxs.
The genuine are never sugar
coated.
Each box has q red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression Dr..
McLANE's LIVER Pills.
Each wrapper bears the signatures
of Q. McLANE and FLEMING Bros.
Sold by all respectable druggists
Nad country storekeepers generally.
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TuT1'S LIVER Pills.
10 CAuTllN IHE PuRLlc.

Their popularity hAl become % extended and The
demand 20 great n 70 induce unseTupaIouI parties
10 counterfeit thtn thereby R0BBiN0 NE Of the re-
ward, and the aeleiOd a their virtues.
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md protect them from vile imposluons, I have
adopted rev bhel, which beam ny IfRde-mlTE
and notiee 81 IL sntry In the Once Of the IbraIiI n
Of CongrtBI, also nv signature, thus:
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AN OPEN LETTER
TO THE PUBLIC.


GEw YoRK, October iIt. 1871
/ have devoted twenty years 0, patient study 70
the Liver and Ia rel1tl6ni 10 the human body, 10
IeArch q . remedy which would restore II, when
dihoaSod, 10 ~ normal condition. Tho result Of
thlt labor has boan tina pFnduetion Of
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ONE-HALF THE BATTLE

In Ietting good table Is won on your Biscuit and
RRlk. These ere always light and wholesome when
made With logan, List 4 Cos EXCELSIOR
BAKING POWDER
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SYMPTOMS on WORMS.

7NHE countenance Is pale and
leaden.coIored, with occasional
au5he5, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull; the pupils diIate an azuresemi-
circle ruas along the lower cye-lid
thsao5eis rTita;ed, swells, andsome-
iime5 bjeeds; aswelling oftheupper
lip; occasional headache, withhum-
Giag OF throbbing OF the cars; an
manifestation OF saliva; Shiny or
fuEred ton que; breath very foul, par
ticul1rly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, witha
gnawing sensation ofthe stomach, at
Others, entirely gone; fleeing pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
aadvomiting; violentpains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times co5tive; stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tinged with blood;
belly swollen and hard /; urine tur.
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
coughsometimesdryand convulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding Of the teeth; temper varia.
bic, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. C. MeLANE'S VERMIFUGE
VIII certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it's an innocent prepa.
ration, Eot6atd6lt gdoiHg4kt slight
est iyH,y to tie most tender iydnt.
The genuine DR.. McLANE's Ven.
myuGE bears the signatures Of C.
MeLANE and FLEMING BRos. on the
wrapper.
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8, rcd, IN aiIOnet ToSiogt frPai4.
,,, ,,ar.............Si 70 III montha- :....N g
- FtlS " Eycss.,..ss.ssss' sssssss.s''stl - eeni
,, ofTsu,,...... ...................... 70 CAeh.
is q TUtuty.............. ............ 70 Zach.
" "a 40 t1tFa copy 10 ptrSon RSiting up Cab.
.TTbs ,loys Tfici are IhInhAble Remit a
~. In pfIili q lostOti.tO Money OTdtFl, and
~ r,lthGf q there can te procured, ISnd the
-, Il Registered Lester.
National Republican., 1877-01-30
CITY BREyITIEs.

Water Registrar Timothy Lubey aud his
corps Of assistants were kept busy yesterday re.
ceiving the annual water rents OF the property
holders.
Mr.. Thomas G. Wilson, contractor and
builder, died very suddenly Of heart disease last
night at his residence, No l2i5 + street. He was
in his hfty-eighth year.
The Y. @. +. Society will give socIable at
Tallmadge hall tomorrow evening. This society
deyotes It's resources to the clothing and edu-
eating Of poor boys.
There will be q grand visitation by the
officers Of the District Council OF the Sovereigns
Of Industry to Eureka Council, No. 4, this even
ing, at 1880 o'clock, at Grand Army hall. Sec ad-
Yertisement
The District Council of the Soyereigns of
Industry at their last meeting elected Captain
James T. Smith. Of Eureka Council, No. I, dele
gate for two years to the National Council. This
council will hold its annual meeting in Albany,
N. Y, March 20, 1877.
The following marriage licenses have been
issued: William F. Tolson and Rachel II. Belts,
Alfred II. Yeatman and Mary V. Blade, OF Fred
erick, Nd; William II. Goodrich and Sarah J.
Blanchard, Of Alexandria, Va, and Gerge Smith
and Sally Scott, Of this city
Inspector Plowman has issued the following
building permits: DR.. A. Y. +. Ganett, construct
n show window, west side of Ninth, between L
and streets northwest, 800. Ellen Lanvoigt, a
two-stOry frame dwelling, east side OF Ninth be.
tween - and q streets southeast, ~, 200.