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pointment of Goodrich Terrill, Parish Sur
veyor in and for'the parish of jackson.
Mr.. Ellis moved that the Senate do now
advise and consent TO the foregoing nomina-
ton and appointment
On call of the roll the following was the
result:
For confirmation -Messrs. Boatner, Dueros,
Ellis, Eustis, Garland, George, Goode. Grover,
Kelly, Mitchell, Ogden, Perkins, Richardson,
Robertson, Sandiford, Steven Stubbs, Tex
ada, Wheeler, White and zacharie
Against confirmation None.
Absent -Messrs. Allan. Breaux, Bryant,
Burch, Cage, Dumont, ella, Harper, Landry,
Stamps, Sutton, Twitchell, Wakefield and
YOung-14.
So the Senate did unanimously advise and
consent ito the foregoing nomination and ap-
pointment, and on motion OF Mr.. Ellis the
Injunction Of secrecy was removed and the
Secretary directed to notify the Governor.
Mr.. Ellis moved to reconsider the vote
just taken, by which the Senate advised and
consented to the foregoing nomination and
appointment and on motion of the same Sena-
tor that motion was laid upon the table.
Mr.. Perkins asked and obtained unanimous
consent to take up the nomination and up
pointment Of Theodore A. Blackwell, Notary
Public in and for the parish Of West Felici-
ana.
Mr. Perkins moved that the Senate do now
advise and consent to the foregoing nomina-
ton and appointment.
On q call of the roll the following was the
result:
For confirmation Messrs. Boatner, Ducros,
Ellis, Eustis, Garland, George Goode, Gro
yer, Kelly, Mitchell, Ogden, Perkins, Rich
ardson, Robertson, Sandiford. Steven, Stubbs,
| Texada Wheeler, White and Zacharie-21.
Against confirmation
Absent Messrs Allain, Bryant, Burch,
Breaux, Cage, Dumont ella, Harper, Landry,
Stamps, Sutton, Twitchell, Wakefield and
| Young-4.
| So the Senate did unanimously advise and
consent to the nomination and appointment o.
| Theodore Blackwell, Notary Public in and for
the parish of West Feliciana and on motion
OF Mr.. Perkins the injunction Of secrecy was
| removed and the Secretary directed to notify
| the Governor.
| Mr.. Perkins moved to reconsider the vote
| lust taken. by which the Senate advised ant
consented to tho foregoing nomination ant
appointment, and on motion Of the same
Senator that motion was laid upon the table
| EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATION.
The following Executive communication
was placed before the Senate:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
State Of Louisiana,
New Orleans, March 26, 1877.
70 the Honorable the Senate of the State o
Louisiana:
,Gennen,en-I hereby nominate, and witt
the advice and consent OF your HONORABLE
body, will appoint James Graham Registe
of the Land Office, and Peter Tore Harbor
master, rice b. Onorato, resigned.
Respectfully, .-.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS,
Governor of Louisiana
The following nominations and appoint
ments lie over under the rules:
james Graham, Register Land Office
State of Louisiana; Peter Tore, Harbormas
ter port Of New Orleans.
On motion of Mr.. Ogden the executiv
session was raised and the doors ordered t
be opened.
JOHN CLEGG,
Secretary Of the Senate.
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EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Ct4.I. - r x,,,x,..,.r

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, !
State of Louisiana,
New Orleans, March 2S, 1877.
To the Honorable the Senate of the State Of
Louisiana:
Gentleme,,--I hereby nominate, and with the
advice and consent of your honorable body,
will appoint
Milton Laughlin, Constable Twelfth Ward,
parish of st. Landry.
James Ford, Justice OF the Peace Third
Ward, parish Of Webster, rice G. A. Browne
removed from parish.
Frank ?. Rathburn, Constable Third Ward,
parish of Webster, vice Willie Baker removed
E. 9. Bright, Parish Surveyor, parish of
Webster
Matthew Dicks Parish Surveyor, parish of
Patrick Leonard, Auctioneer, for the parish
of Plaquemines
Victor 9. Aucoin, Assessor, Fifth District
parish Of Orleans.
M. J. Barry, Inspectoro of Weights and Meas
ures, Second District parish Of Orleans.
Respectfully, -.g....
FRANCIS T. NICHOLS,
Governor Of Louisiana.
Mr. Eustis asked and obtained unanimous
consent to take up the nomination and ap-
pointment of Henry A. Corbin, Tax Collector,
Sixth District, parish Of Orleans.
Mr. Eustis moved that the Senate do now
advise and consent to the foregoing nomina-
ton and appointment.
On a call of the roll the following was the
result: =
For confirmation Messrs. Boatner, Breaux,
Ducros, Ellis, Eustis, Garland, George,
Goode, Kelly, Ogden, Perkins, Richardson,
Robertson, Sandiford, Steven, Stubbs, Tex
ada. Wheeler, White and Zacharie-2O.
Against confirmation
Absent-M essrs. Allan, Bryant, Burch,
Cage, Dumont ella, Grover, Harper, Landry,
Stamps, Sutton, Twitchell, Wakefield and
YOung-15.
So the Senate did unanimously advise and
consent to the nomination and appointment
Of Henry A. Corbin, Tax Collector Sixth Dis
trict, parish Of Orleans; and on motion of Mr..
Eustis the injunction of secrecy was re-
moved and the Secretary directed to notify
the Governor.
Mr. Eustis moved to reconsider the vote
just taken, by which the Senate advised and
consented to the foregoing nomination and
appointment, and on motion of the same SEN
ator that motion was laid upon the table.
Mr. Eustis asked and obtained unani-
NOUS consent TO take up the nomination and
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LEWIS' PREPARATION
Of Fine Cast Steel to the Sulphuretted Dust

These having used and tested the value
Of this compound. are respectfully INFORMED
that 1t can be had at the Drug store OF l. l..
LYON and many other druggists OF this city.
the nntated and ba eba m have s ds
Waited from the whole conclave Of inventors 'of
the Ies and best antbieus II ETC.
dents. The usual and only other mode In pro-
Iron Is By BY the n
hounds for the commerce of the world. and is
not to Be depended on Is 1t contains too grest
be avoided in the process Of their manufac-
turing 1t.
This SuIphuret Of Refined Steel is the pure
eign matter in its combination. 1t is made by
hand.
physicians of France, together with the United
states Dispensatory state that the great object
in administering iron is to get the greatest
quantity into the gastric juice Of the stomach, as
1t is intendad to renovate and purify the blood,
and it's known value as tonic.
mv4tF W. T. I.
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Mitchell, Stamps, Sutton, Twitchell, Wake
field and Young-15.
So the Senate did unanimously advise and
consent to the nomination and appointment
of Frank p Rathburn, Constable Third Ward,
parish of Webster rice Willie Baker removed
from the parish, and on motion of Mr.. George
the Injunction of secrecy was removed and
the Secretary directed to notify the Governor.
Mr.. George moved to reconsider the vote
Just taken by which the Senate advised and
consented to the foregoing nomination and
appointment and on motion OF the same Sen
ator that motion was laid upon the table.
Mr. Richardson asked and obtained unani-
nous consent to take up the nomination and
appointment of Matthew Dicks, Parish Sur
veyor, parish of st. Tammany.
Mr.. Richardson moved that the Senate dc
now advise and consent to the foregoing
nomination and appointment.
On call of the roll the following was the
result:
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Boatner, Breaux
Ducros, Ellis, Eustis, Garland, George, Goode
Kelly, Ogden, Perkins, Richardson, Robert.
son, Sandiford, Steven, Stubs, 1exada
Wheeler, White and Zacharie-20.
Against confirmation
Absent = Messrs. Allan, Bryant, Burch
Mitchell, Stamps, Sutton, Twitehell, Wake
field and Young-15.
So the Senate did unanimously advise ane
consent to the foregoing nomination and ap
pointment Of Matthew Dicks. Parish Sur
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SENATE CHAMBER,

New Orleans, March Is, 1877. I
The Senate met in executive session, Hon.
Louis A. Wiltz Lieutenant Governor and
President of the Senate in the chair.
On call of the roll the following Senators
answered to their names:
Messrs. Boatner, Breaux, Ducros, Ellis,
Eustis, Garland, George Goode. Kelly,
Ogden Perkins. Richardson, Robertson.
Sandiford, Steven, Stubbs Texada, Wheeler,
White and Zacharie-20.
Absent-Messrs. Allan, Bryant, Burch,
Cage, Dumont, ella, Grover, Harper, Landry
Mitchell, Stamps, Sutton, Twitchell, Wake
field and Young-15
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS.
The following Executive communications
were placed before the Senate by its President:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
State of Louisiana,
New Orleans, March Is, 1877.
To the Honorable the Senate Of the State Of
Louisiana:
Gentlemen-I hereby nominate, and with
the advice and consent OF your honorable body,
will appoint
Henry A. Corbin, Tax Collector for the Sixth
District, parish of Orleans.
James W. Quinn, Flour Inspector ofthe par
ish of Orleans
FRANCIS T. NICHOLS,
Governor of Louisiana
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DOMESTIC"

Having completed arrangements with II
Domestic Sewing Machine Company for the
Southern agency Of their celebrated machines,
Cash and Time Rates.
These machines are warranted to be the light
ct running most durable, and simplest In con-
struetion of any lock stitch machine made
A new stock of Domestic and Grover and
Baker" machines Just received.
Grover and Baker Sewing Machine Depot.
I'll. Ill. TRUE,
NO. s Chnrtres street, New Orleans.
, 1877-04-19
POLITICAL POINTS,

Gp<t30& NfR4tfA 10 3n4 246Uh$,
WAanlNaTox, u. G., April lB.-Thc following
extract IL from private letter Of ono Of the most
prominent Democrats In tho last Congress, lIe
represented QUO Of tho principal Northern States,
anA n home snioya hlgh socisl and political stand
Ing:
"Mr. Hayes has csinccd consrstcuey, patriot
ian, and drmncss which will enroll him among tho
great p,cn Of tho age. hare soulettmes regretted
tho delay bni to change tho policy Of tho late Att.
Mnstraton required caution In execution, par.
tlcua.lY sufficient timo 10 sstlsfy class In thu
suuth not large, but inclined to bo turbulent;
tbat tho rrmoEal os thp military dem1nn-
t,on did not mean tho surrender Of Tho
African race 10 sts tender mcrces. ldcsifs to ex.
prcss ID the President my profound admiration for
lta calm. patriotic aud atAtcxmanke ttcatmcnt Of
i,,a orpo.ttoa Of ,be sstrsmi.ts IL both parties;
happiiy but . small passlon u a.t!.er,"
TIE MEM HOUSE.
trp ssoash no'.en @ Il to sous g.. III Is
doc: NJ! ocjiuyo that ,, any Southern Drwo-
Gaass, slcm,nnns Of Arkauaas, and Casey, Young
as Tenuc.scc. whe ase sta.ost tcpuulieaas> ha7a
xhleh shsy *tats that they DO not lu,eud to xota
for a Republican Speaker. Dorsey y consequently
q epsn.oa that tae sehrsas WI 1ata ~ i con.
Of The saushan lcadc.s ID forca lee.tatlun ia ia
nAtufe Of The Field quo waFranio bill, which Will
thakn II MANDATORY ApoH kHN EakTAh NAAfS 1AH eM"
psrmc Court OF tho Lnltod States 10 lako prlsdtc.
lion of tho Presidential question snd immediately
decide L.. step of th* 4ott, Dorsey thiuss Tho
Y,esse.t JangSs the AdmnasEat!ou la4. Th!s tear
IL undoubtedly pnf1und cd.
Geu. Nutlcs IL ptaparsug speech On tia Gtoen-
back question to deliver Ut ihu extra 1eastuu, II
general nuatnesa Of any kiA1 y takcn up, II tot,
thea neat winter: liz says hu hls ,nado .op hls
laIul tbas the whole currency question shalt be
teopsnsd again and anueA from the foundation
up. From the taaanes ~ which he refers to ths
speech tc intends to deliver, ho osdcnt!y regards
Il ~ ane that Wilt waka thu dead,
THE 6xTTtA aE3slQy.
Department officers Do nut agrea Ia tho popufat
hsiief thnt ttu txtsA session vii! bu shost one
On the tUntFary. tho iMdlcsttou1 are that = great
deai of hus'nsss ssde ite.a the Asm5 h!!l w!ll de-
!tasly 10 IN atscmpt on thu part at e4ttead nsu.u-
cras. to reduce tho army, which VII tasoss pro.
political situation. Yheru besides sevcEal In
Te.t,sastona psuisad. including lnso tl1 statc
OF the Philadelphia Navy Yard. aud tho general
operations u tho last Standardization ot tha Navy
Department. There will b sons attempts At FatI-
foaa legislation, aud altogether thees Il slstls hopo
shat tbs sesstoa will be shost.
, 1877-04-19

wnu1i, In the event OF hoF!ttlcs In tho Esaf, hnd
dc!d Of work Just outside Of American waters
which would be Of Inca'culabtn ss1uc 10 Russian
interests. This assertion n lasetl upon the lAet
thai Turkey vIH draw laggcly upon American
markets for her munIttons Of var
aud com.nlesnry stores. and that tho
tast.satug 1tusaian vessels won1d he cInpfoycd IN
running down and capturing shcse carvnea A. vee.
scts Carrying thcn, attempt TO lraxe american Va.
tcrs. ...-.-=
ANOTHER RUSSIAN FLEET
10 cruising alons tile coaAt Of California and there
cnu be 10 doubt that Il ts III tic SAND snteslan.
All Of the vessels acnt here by The Car arc fast
sallerf, aud ehon1d England become Interested In
tho atrugciu these mcn.of.war would rasnge Fin.
gltsh commerce. Tho 1tuseian vcsscta arc NOT nny
IN the American coast, but In East fn,ltn waters.
where they propose 10 take care of British COM
.nefeu in case vi war.
, 1877-04-19
THE LABOR QUESTION
&fIs.itt fixnftch Id IHt 1fiauxx

0FrAFA. H., april 1S.-SheFl6 Slesens was
summoned to 6ttaaEor to-day. Wncse m outbreak
on the part Ut the Fecalc,tact 1Bers u houtIJ e1s
pectcl. Thu tioystnoF has placed tho 6treatuf aud
Dw1ghs Guards under his command. ana shipYat
him supply Ut ammunition. A numocs Of now
mlusrs afe 1t work. and othcts ars ready 10 com
mrncs whea"yet ths,r bodily safsty L assured
Mlkoxk, lll, April l5.-rhs stfiko 1t tho
6ttestor coaa mines stil continues. though pos-
ttoa Of tho MIueIs wanted tu 80 to work Ia No. t.
= wYlt.shafl-yeslssdaJ. The shaft at Msnonk ta
very busY. and the proprietor IL putting 10 switch
10 cuuncct II With tho g.. 7. 5 =. VI. k41sse4d, in
otIrr " supply pulAt4 Oh that road with coa Caks
a,e vow loa1sd from ~u.oAt~ Many hits&tut Rai1:
<ss ate coulng ~ NlRonx.
, 1877-04-19
THE READING STRIKE.
serlan4 tnconfcnlcnce Of tho 0tflcIats-Yea-
tcrAay's List OF Accidents frotn Unskllted
Labor.


tcr<lay's List Of Accidents frou, UuskllteA
Labor.
!fpteIa' ptspaseA 70 1zs TSsaaxs.
Pn1LAuELfnlA, Pu.. April lb.'-Sotwl lthftapllnX
tho fact that nnw applications for places hase been
uiorc numctops than before. oycf 100 haslng come
In. Including many tsusa the Baltimore i Uhlo,
whore taeta WIS cut down recently. the Heading
Noal has beeu seriously tuConscnlcnrel. only
eighteen eOai-tratns came !u from Rlehmuul
aud thssp onty " Puttug conductor aud bfakeIuen
tur iwu Gays. Tho rM1llltcrs nle vvFy hopeful.
EtChtY conductors mud bfskeu1cA left 1t Asadily,
and forty IN lhls elty. u IL expected that
lsFse number will lcsso to.day, ulsun..
dst.ad1g ha;inx sorsestsa f. "a
ctr 10 hcp, and went dawn 10 Reading to ses how
to prevent any len,onstratious by The miners IN
iAsvr Vt the strikers sSan4t tho ktaa aud any VI
IT, new mep- Ihv Eouimittee Misc telcxraphed
thu npputntmeUt u an lhr spscIat
policemen that ths Heading Head asked fol, aud
they hoped a4o That, II any rngiuecrs y ers found
ia any way malssting tho curlose. ot thu road OF
NtuEin9 lfssspfJpctty. lht wo.l 6c ssyc.ay pun.
jshed. At h4aA,Ukla eterJthtu8 was qnlsI, but
e1u!ts Wtt1 nakiuk tu takn on tho
men between Allentown aud Harris
Accident. today were not 20 hAd. Ono brakeman
Lost hI4 left 1e::. uuu engineer smashed LII COW.
catcher coming lnIo the city tesnlnus. Another
smashcd lis cab and made hts train % hour and 4
half late. AuuthrF tan hls caxinu right through
tho aide Vt tha house and down IN smbaukluent,
mud Two engines Yefe burned oui, mskiug thirteen
iu all.
, 1877-04-19

dent occurred IT tho 6cfantoa Coal niue llst
evening. Lcyt Thomas, . young English n,c-
thanIc, cnrayorett to step aboard tho ca1tlage Of
thu elevator, which hS evidently thpught was Ia
WailIng 10 ucsceud, Wheu ha wAs Fkeeipltatsa iutu
tha shaft. striking thn eatl0M OtN ftet below. lila
remains were ~ n,ancrd ~ a'nosk 10 preclude
recognition.
, 1877-04-19
tStimony Taken. Yesterday by
d = the coroner's Jury.
Matches Said to 1fnvc Bccn Left
iii Dangerous Places.
Two Of the Proprietors Relate Their
O.. Varied Experiences on That
Fatal Night.
Yesterdays Record OF Miscel-
laneous Mishaps.
THE SOUTHERN HOTEL.

H. laws an,,t 20 M. ra.o,... ,n.....
Hotel nra hi. morning. bnt no additional cr'doneo
Iaslns any psarloE on tho orts'n OF tho nfs or Its
management Wa osoheas ont' =.
John i. Hecte. Professor Of Mathematics In
,etnon Of tho of ns ps
~. .T .s." "'a WI, ~'u aha
xladow q ii, toon or The .'.th floor on tho
I'D e! dsrtex asenan. bat he didn't know anything
of no nlatn, being g3vcn in ihu
nrpcr s.osics. npd only Ica;ncq of thc d.o by tho
nns Fl. sn IN M shs @ Mhsn h. e. ~ a"of t
take" 'losa tic ykacr ; ssp s:capo W by r"o1s ""
On going ssto ths .roons tho day ii thc ITS o
oo ,as shf .s s.. ,ni ssst S
wntot, ilcn PLACED tir hox Which contained thu
stest 9sa,e Of ,atfss, i. : apon i!gl' shs!i: . 80
particular otslsss wrrs .vcr siscn , 10 .o eptu,s+
caso Of iirs The iro:aiarn, or al.
nnnctator never WORKED we'll. t:on!dn't ho
sts til sssf nat sa e. eat ss soys r.
a"sI" tsey Wsrs e soaa to
wit,, S.nin: napcf in ill., hama tn viz i,ours % IT,
~ Nntvf fHrE E,rft fho
r,,s,k ~ ~ fstv 1sYs n"n @' "'' ''N "'AH e"o
r!eartu usr rf}ny ss". nm of H.. +v,,.,,,,,. tt t
.tnrTci ~ nj. r,,o ny "on, i,.s ~, .. 10
ficman. rain n" H.. wsv sn,ts Shos,ixa r..
frrwnrtl VIA caj.i by n ipiis,r an.l ,nit tx, tMn
.,,cc Mi lana ,,iirs In hict, ~ HI, r,,
mrmf TrirT r. ,,sc,fr tnsn ~ ''n III. y t,sn, ti,s,
w,,.l t,r ssye% Wrnt ~ n" ~ nnyso" X, H.. t"11
ty tomc one. d;,l'nt know tfxi,n thought III il
thnwn ~ III. ~ s,.sfa ~. .r,a H." !, ~. ~ X
nmI"t Tod M te ,cy onla Sa IT, ~ es - no
...nti.mnn shcr c"nil III 'mstr in"csr, ~ VIZ,
fs III avn r,,nm I'D iii is viz tH.t.. yns r..
in fhe hnutr it,s ~ l,r r,ln nj rcn,sr VIA .h
va. stsrtca oact a mel II Cni,,. Warner' viz,
aid the ire i,ad rut int., thc sler11r an, eu,.nt
in ,5yr, JIr;,T,,,si Il, h,s s,ra ys.ns: III. H.
wifr t. ret ot ~ te osr ~ A. rany ~ nassb s
,int ~ o,t Viii ii. WIZ Sb c.s.s o. VIII
tose athcr ladlcs uays nu ortlsrs }.ln.stlj. ilaa
ti,s ,,n.fs rai:sI ani 1ntfacf ~ thnfr .i,rr.r 49,"
fir,,A rrc. ~ nrr 1,,,n;nv f,.,n, tin ,.ur A..
Mtsmnc ri Il. M, T., III. sy.,r.r,.nn, hrt rn'iS,t .ss
tisr@ fnr s,n.,Er Scyrr snyt shc sn,ninv.x h.. b..
strustion. Ins T., art n whst t. IN fnnp"c 81 ~
EusseII tic rnrinrrr haT rhnron 81 I'll liz H..
n,,nI,.nto. il ttn ht.." ~" ifrf sn.n -" hfn1 "!u ~
~ ar.t s ~ t,,,nir. snI M ;ncn r. tS % ~
iysteock c1t}nrnshers. iIaI NJ, secoier,Ian ' s,f
tn t.cn there ,vas no datIgur seli statements are
anttnc. Witnrss Know nothing abbnt the GEt.
, 1877-04-19
WORK LAID OUT FOE II.
fnAx.fnf FMttadfeA IN INA TtfkuuA

8pec3Q1 D14b0ECH 10 1k1 1F3&E1N
WAaHfso7ox. u. C.. April 13.--1s sppsars sh1s
II IL not tho intention ef ths Rusa!aa 0o.ssumsat
10 psdsr tho Auasilp hset now In this county 10
sail. There Il something tnors In the presence OF
tho deet here than pleasure trp. Nstsl on1csrs
who ningls In diplomatic circles aso credited With
ths following: Thsy say &hat ths Ruastaa Gses
, 1877-04-19

WN11N Ell OEs {311s HHNCNs
Totxuo, O., Anri ls..1An old man about 80
ycara OF sgc. wha.a ws,ktnS along this railroad
track Oh lbo Mildaa tiEound ycstsriay nftcrnoun,
was struck by freight train ami instantly kt!ica
1u'daY the teHslns wefa tdcntidtd ~ thosu VI
N,elard Efrlr.sun. q %.n.tcs Yo*nshig "@,i
had walked u this city " consult hla lawyers In
regard to Ii application for pension.
, 1877-04-19
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

IoxDox, April 1R.-Steau,Ahps AnthoFla, En'
gland, aad State Of Ner&ds, from New York,
Nu.eabsrg from Baltimore; and polJueslsn. from
Portland, have afrtstd out.
NEW Yonk. April a.-Arrired, steamships Has.
mon!a. fsom Hamburg; Vletosi2, from G(asgows
f&lls d psfls. from HsFFe.
, 1877-04-19
GEN. h'ctEnNhN0.
AAef1l gf<Fx7tAb - FRx Tfkttzs

6r1ixaE11Lp. ILL.,. April lS.-0en. John L. Nc.
oeruAnd. Of thla c1ty. ID 70 senously vi with pneu.
nonia that The greatest approximations xks fslt -
To the pfobahte tsauls Of the attack
, 1877-04-19

THE RESURRECTION QuELLrD.
rARls, April IRA dispatch from Japan IN.
nonnccs the defeat OF tho insurgents, amt their
Gleht In the direction Of ItIongA. The tnsurrrction
ID rcgafdcdaa nearly ended.
, 1877-04-19

1pec404 44p0fc* % 3A4 3f16tAA
WAaK1xotox, u. t., April la.--L. CAts Car
ponter. An Internal Revenue Collector IN South
CAfollas, formerly eaEpet-hax ConssssAmaa, hss
, 1877-04-19
To RENT.
To RENT.
To Rent.

0ne-he1f of The sccontt and the entire
third and fourfIl floors OF III and lin
Nate-st, Tic location IL ono Of tho most
central, and the floors to rent arc tho
most suitable for either . wholesale or
retail trade to be fonntl IN tho city. They
ara 1lso tho only Mnoccup1ea tloors 0f the
Find between the Palmer ltouAc and Field,
Letter T. Co.'s. Apply 10
1AN2EN Mr{.ITTHn 4 Gn.
, 1877-04-19

FATAL ACCIDENT.
Epxetol DtsDafcA to 1as 7naux&
INptAsAEotts, Ind, April l1.-Atehaei Cali,
bas-teadsF. was fstsly hurt by tho butt scrsw ot
hls gun blowing ont mad striking hIm IL tho fesss
hrnff
, 1877-04-19
DOCK FOR RENT.

Dock and Yard 2o8x3OO IT,, North
Brauoh and North.av. Bridge, sutt-
ahla for Lumber and Coal Yard.
Rent moderate.
CHARLES GOODMAN.
Room 43 Exchange Building.
, 1877-04-19
TO .L-E1I.

IT .HA-HA- -@8
In the Dore Block, NV. cor. State
aud Madtson-ats., Offices, single or
on suite, suitable for Dentists, Ply
sioians, Artists. or light business.
Entrance to Elevator on Madison-st.
MEAD Il COE, l56 La8n11e-st.
, 1877-04-19

His POLICY SETTLED IN ADVANCE.
Tho Louisiana coln,nlsslon itse)t WA tho plan
sp"ksn ot BY him to sostsal xcnslsn.aa hero lH
TIL policy - lcadlns tcatatu Yt Tho initial part
q q sisass II has ' hs mt, pss .n. Ill.,.
tsS @saa " as H. .. To a.s s"' e5Rs;s9..a Rsst9s:a ~" T.
has spoken IN Tho most unst*esrcd lnancr Of hls
esy ase ss. &c
5estarattoa Ut a,t err Of Eotd feeling. atd tAr
paehcattun Of tho south on shu basis Of ! coupetc
lcrnxntion Of hc Consultation With The Mar.
iii n'xn. Ths Psesldent viii ius modify H. policy;
he II Ill dot c}iauxc.
hn HAYES stAg1ox srEKrH.
Thu President has repeatedly satd that h!a record
upon tho southcra question II an oirn ons, and
thut no one need bu mistaken With regard to it.
Ife csl,ccfaffy mentioned speech nIadr BY bin
When opcnlnx tho cap,ass tor thg tsorefuorth!p Ut
1alo a. 1875. In which b. x;se u,tss4nss to sus.
stanttsllY tho SANG pri1elplcs which ha snbse::
quently lnaofsc1 In hla letleE OF Acccptsnee and
Inaugural. tbs following e the passage ID tho
speech delivered II Marion. D., 10 which Tho Pres
ident se(ers:
''iou haro .lona yoae part forever 10 set u rest
tho uultei Etates canstitate Hatiou, and that
thels NoSctuincat possesses a'npie powcs ~ maIa.
ss.ta.t al oppo'st.. III. settled that e' 10 a,.n
unles tho American ts& shall be = slave.
u y ssttiea t4at that all men bora Or
iarIsdisiioa shail ~ citizens ahsrcoi, snI ha.e 70
equal eiril and political r9hts. il u se,tIsd That
ths debt CONTACTED ~ sAte ahe Nation II aaescI.
and saall bo honestly paid. You nay well ~ Goa.
and voted Oh ths right slde:
Fortunately. here iastll further cau4s for con
grAtulatlDn. Uuf aayeEAaHcs. who wcte on ehe
"rong lido Of sl thesa questions. and who opoo.ca