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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-28
living and dead, and yet some had to

be left behind.
The party could not dig up the fro
zen ground to give the brave man
burial. Fifty miles away the gaunt
wolves were tearing at the bodies of
wife and children. AS the party
turned away from the horrible sight,
gaunt wolves crcpt down to strip
these bones also. They rushed from
corpse to corpse, gnashing their yell
low fangs, and before the sun went
down another record of plains and
hills was hidden from sight of the
traveller.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-28
Session, But without Voting,
Adjou1ns.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-Evarts then
took up the certificate of Odell, Cart
wright and Watts, claiming that in it
every requirement Of the Constitution
had been complied with. He insisted
that the evidence of title rested on
this certificate and not in the one
which had the Governors signature.
The absence Of the certified lists was
through default of the Governor and
Secretary of State, not through any
neglect of the electors. The refusal
of these officers to furnish list, was
q desertion of duty, and such deser-
tion Of duty always had an object.
The certificate contained more. 1t
contained an abstract of the votes cast
for presidential electors as on file in
the office of the Secretary of State, a
certificate by S. f. Chadwick, Secre.
tary of State; that he was custodian
Of the seal of the state, and that the
enclosed was o true copy Of the alb.
stract and he had affixed the great
seal of the state to the copy. Besides
this there were the minutes of the
college. Tho resignation of Watts
was received and accepted. The ac,
had been done openly, under an un.
certain idea that he might have been
disqualified. Watts did his duty, for
he would not put in peril one of the
votes of the state of Oregon. The
votes had been cast and the ballots
were here. He then called attention
to the wording of the Governors ccr-
tificate and contended that 1t did not
comply with the act Of Congress in
that he undertook to insert the word
"eligible" before the word election,
to cover himself from condemnation
open and recognized fraud and false
hood.
Evarts continued citing the law of
Oregon to show that Watts position
was impregnable and that he was
elected by plurality Of votes to fill a
vacancy which was recognized by law
in every other state. Nothing had
been done in Oregon to defeat the
Constitution, defraud the state or de-
feat tho election of president. The
attempt to do these things had simply
been exposed and tho safety Of the
state remains unharmed.
Mr.. Merrick than addressed tn,
Commission ON tho democratic side
He said he addressed himself to tn
tribunal, believing they could adher
70 their previous decisions and appl
the same principles to the decision Q
1.-The Oregon case that they did In tn
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-28

Stanley Matthews settled the hash
yesterday when he said, in the Ore
gon case, that they stood to-day on
the ground they occupied in the be-
ginning, and which had been fol-
lowed by the decision of this tribunal,
viz: that certificate based on the re-
turns was coaclusicc evidence Of cleo
ton.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-28
Suicide.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Feb. 22.-Andrew
J. Moreland, OF Lynn county, enroutc
to Colorado, committed suicide by
shooting himself through the head on
the west bound Union Pacific train
as IL was leaving this city to-day.
Tho deed is supposed to have been
prompted by dependency caused by
Ill health.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-28

Third. 1t was the right and duty
of the Governor of Oregon, and un-
der the laws of that state to give o
certificate of election or appoint an
elector to John c. Cartwright, VIM.
Ii. Odell and E. A. Cronin, they be-
ing the three person capable of being
appointed presidential electors, who
received the highest number Of votes.
Fourth. Cartwright and Odell had
no right or authority in law to ap-
point Watts an elector on December
9th, 1876, as there was no vacancy in
the office of presidential clector on
that day.
Fifth. Cartwright and Odell had
no right or authority in law to ap-
point Watts an elector on December
9th, inasmuch as they did not on that
day compose or form any part of the
electoral college of Oregon, as by law
constituted.
Sixth. Cartwright and Odell had
no authority to appoint Watts an
elector on December 9Th, because on
that day Watts was still postmaster
at Lafayette, Oregon, and was hold
ing said office Of profit and trust.
Seventh. Watts, who claims to be
an elector in the above described cer-
tificate, was in February, 1873, ap-
pointed postmaster at Lafayette, Or
egon, and was duly commissioned
and qualified as such postmaster, that
being an office of trust and profit un-
der the laws of the United States, and
continued to be and act as such post
master from Feb, 1873, until after
November 18th. 1876, and was acting
as such postmaster on November 18th,
1876, when the presidential electors
were appointed by Oreron, and that
he was ineligible as presidential
elector.
Eighth. When the Governor of
Oregon caused lists of the names of
the electors of the state to be made
and certified to, such lists did not
contain the name of said Watts, but
did contain the names of Cartwright,
Odell and Cronin, who were duly
electors.
All objections to the Oregon GER
tificates having been presented, they
were referred to the Electoral Com
mission, and the Senate retired to its
own chamber.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-28
OREGON FOR HAYES.
Courier Special.

WASHINGTON, Feb. %, 3 :45 r. NJ
The Electoral Commission by vote
of to have decided to count Ore
gon for Hayes.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-28

New YoRK, Feb. a3.-Tilden ap-
peared to-day as a witness for Ogden
in the suit of Boody against Ogden.
Tilden himself having plead tho
statute Of limitations, had the suit
against him dismissed. He said he
had no partnership in the Galcna
road, and only took shares as pri-
yate transaction.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-28

The following item, from the Ham
Durg Democrat, must be q comforting
morsei to the Hamburgers: "No use
In paying $50 and $35 for coflins that
you can buy at Albcrson's shop for
e2O.n
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-28
non Pints lnealoAara.

WAsMINaToN, Feb. 2l--The Grand
jury have found true bill against Don
Piatt for seditous publication, and . war
J rant has been iDeued for hls arrest
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-28
SENATE.

Mitchell, from committee on cleo
tions, submitted long report in the
case of Oregon electors, and moved
it be printed in the record.
Objections made by Davis and Ker-
nan, who claimed the report should
be printed as other reports.
Mitchell withdrew his motion and
the report was ordered printed in the
usual manner.
The report summarizes the law and
facts and declares that Watts was el-
ligible when he cast his vote.
That under the laws the Secretary
of State is the canvassing officer and
officially declared the republican elec-
tors elected. That Grover issued q
certificate to Cronin instead of Watts
and gives the facts concerning cipher
kilograms between pronounced DEM
ocrats and concludes with exoncrat-
ing Senator Kelly, concerning his en-
dorscment of cipher dispatches.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-28
Oregon this Time.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 81.

WAsIIINGTON, FcD. Il.
Springer, who yesterday objected
to the Nevada vote, offered resolu-
tion that the vote be counted, and ex-
planned that an error had been made
in describing the Office held by Dag
gett, as that of United States Com
missioner, while testimony showed he
held the Office of clerk of the United
States Court.
After number of speeches of no
special significance were made, vote
was taken on Springer resolution that
the vote Of Daggett be counted, and
it was agreed to without division.
The Senate was then notified that
the House was ready to continue the
count, and the two bodies met in joint
session.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-28
$4,000
5000
Cash paid

Saved by failure to tny $3.50, 900
If it be true, as the old adage has it,
S.hat ga penny saved is a penny
earned" 1876 was not such bad
year for the Governor, after all. He
probably did better when he was en-
gagged in wrecking railroads, but
earning by saving $350,O00 year is
"not to be sneezcd at" by any nose
less ponderous than Cronin's.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-28
THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l.-The Elect
oral Commission met at l o'clock.
The President laid the papers receiv-
ed from the two houses before the
Commission and on motion of Alb
bott they were ordered printed. The
papers were then read by the secre-
tary.
Senator Kelly announced that he
and jerks would appear as objectors
to certificate No. l.
Sargent announced that Mitchell
and Lawrence would appear as OBJ
jectors to certificate No. 2.
Kelly asked an order for the pro-
duction of the commission and resig-
nation of Watts from the postoffice
department; also that Mitchell and
Watts might be subpGnaed as wit
ncsses.
Judge Clifford asked if witnesses
were within reach.
Senator Mitchell said they were
both in the room.
Orders in both cases were granted
and at request of Senator Kelly, 8
recess half an hour was taken, to al.
low him to procure necessary books
etc.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-28

The Albany Ecening Journal
shows how much Tilden has saved by
reason of the failure Of his agents to
carry out his wishes. 1t proves that
he is actually richer by $3.50, 1000 than
he expected to be, viz:
Gov. Tilden is richer to-day than he
would have been if his agents had
accomplished their several missions.
Here is the case as it might have
stood:
offered for one vote In Louisiana. $i0O, 600
offered for one vote in South Carolina. -. so 600
Offered for the Louisiana Returning Board 200, 600
Paid for one bogus vote In Oregon......... 5000
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-28
II II r. M g.:
$l,50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE,

$500 az the end Of SIX Months.
Address J. NJ. HEDRICK q CO,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-28
WAsulNGroN. Feb. 20.

snip OF the motion to adjourn. and oil
a desire to delay proceedings.
Mr.. Southard defended his motion,
declaring that members should
have time to consider. He desired
delay, and was in no haste to install
a man in the presidential chair sever
al days before the constitutional time.
On standing vote, the motion was
defeated by large majority.
The yeas and nays were demand
ed, and resulted, nays l92, yeas 81.
Mr.. Tucker then stated aud argued
his objection.
Mr.. Congcr said it was not the first
time great statesman had jumped at
conclusion without knowing the
law, and quoted the law of Michigan,
showing that Crossman was duly ap-
pointed.
Mr.. Buckncr alluded to the unani-
nous decision of the supreme court
of Rhode Island against Conger's
proposition.
Mr.. Bright supported the objec.
| ton.
Mr.. Lawrence argued from the
statutes Of Michigan that no vacancy
could occur that could not be sup
plied. AS in this case there was
moreover, no proof Of IIanchcts dis
qualification, and could not be, be-
cause the house was incapable of tax
ing such proof.
Mr.. Foster Of Ohio, representing
Governor Hayes district, said "rhis
is no time for mere party exultation
but for exultation over the escape Of
the country from threatened danger
He rcjoiced, not in party sense, tha
one of the purcst and most PATRIOTS
of our fellow citizens is to guide gov
ernment affairs for the next fou'
years to come, and said, representing
as | do, the district in which Gov
Hayes resides, and being a lifelong
acquaintance of his, l but speak tn
opinion of all persons who know hin
when l say that his administration
will be wise, patriotic and just, not
withstanding whatever may be salt
to the contrary here or elsewhere
The people Of all sections of the conn
try may confidently expect from hin
not only a fair but just consideration
| His letter of acceptance is the expires
sion of man Of the broadest ant
Hottest patriotism. / feel certain tina
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-28

perhaps iifty, to one, ana yet he hau
not weakened in the least. On the
right was a dead pony, on the left
two crimson spots in the snow
Ahead toward the hill horse had
fallen and struggled up, and half a
dozen trails of blood could be count
ed. The Indians had given away,
and at a slow pace the white man
had resumed his journey.
"You will see sight to make your
| flesh crawl over in the hills !" whis-
percd the hunter, and the party slow
ly advanced.
The lone man had not hurried his
pace. The yelling, bowling, whoop-
ing, redskins galloping around him,
firing upon him and sure of his scalp,
had not shaken his nerve. Over the
hill, across little valley, up ravinc,
and there was the end. The white
man could go no further, and there
he stood at bay.
"May the lord have mercy on him 7
gaspcd miner as the little band
looked over the field of battle. There
were dead and wounded ponies there
were blood patches on the snow, and
four Indians, stark and stiff, were ly-
ing to one side, the survivors not hay
ing horses enough to carry of their
dead.
AT the head of the ravine tho snow
had scarcely color except red. The
redskins had charged in a body, and
dropping his carbine when the last
cartridge was gone, the lone man had
used his AK with awful effect. They
had shot him and struck him with
ltomahawks, and when life went out
he had more wounds than could be
counted. There he lay, the AK still
clutched with giants grip, his eyes
wide open, his body covered with
wounds, and before him was a record
to prove moro terrible fight than
Clusters. Hc had fought fifty men
single-handed. He had driven them
back again and again, and a dozen
lives had been taken for his one.-
(which for who" he had said, and
"who" had won, but 1t was not vic
tory for the red man to boast over
When they rode out of the valley ev
lery horse had q double burden ol
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13

OF the complaint and mako definite and
~. hill of particulars. As o the nfst
na,s thinks that either side shonlu reel
eggl ,niTSffd in manner consistent with soundpolicr
Nrc uoaity" They ought TO desire 10 have ii proved
s states in which the business Was carried
cesar important As 10 The motion cf bh oI pai-
o. the acion IN the nature oi demand y Que paruti
accounting while al the books that could fufnSh paV-
.,,srs ~ are in tie possesSion of the defendants
In the suit of George PcTault against George Rand
prevent his reral by court martial the supreme
-. Genera! Tcrm Judge Daniels giving the opinion, de
the plaintiff is not entitled 10 injunction. lie
on the same charges four years and his
N ON maj tria was set aside family formation Of
rhc~t The company officers then proposed TO rcu{ nm
We b,ou~ht this suit 10 enCn them, on the CrOuhu tat
anu ~ uoud lie unfairly conducted Judge Daniels hoids
TIA! ne Toyrer declare that TRIAL would be unfsir
n,caed!ag In which PeTaut asksa lantaiiS 70
III gfrrrs Of the regiment 20 give him an honorable
COUP o SrpTemO Court. General Term, Judge DAVIS
esSS. ne oniuion, afirDs refusal of the mandauus
the suit of Hugh lMcCulloch and others against
- = hoffman, ir.picaled with George J. Hoffman and
,,c srpr1o Court General Term, Judge Davis giving
oD L reefs 8 new trial The action was on bill OF
noe drawn in London in favor OF Jay Cooke McCuloch
go on george Honnsn for s5S5 lis I'D The draft was
- ~ 10th C. j. Holman and OrIin G. Hoffman George
r4-e.5 10 nay IT, and This suit was brought ii was
The tril that the draft was given for noneys ad-
po 5 orgc Holman but the CouTt bciO" refused 70
satiOn OF any OF the plaintiffs
lcr ,e tartcular state Of the accounts holding that
Ifu w he 10 written agreement by
th and Judgment for the plaintiffs The
yl.ul General Term, Judge Davis giving Inc oph-
supp decision and orders new trial. holding wat
loh ce fepl,d show total lack Of consideration 10
" Hoffman, and knowledge OF that fact
w. !, .ic m ,lslpfGs winch would be perfect defense
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13

Leth Pane saunders agt Conver ct al Wilson
DAVIS Mitchell agt. Weinhol Lacy agt Cox et al
orders granted.
Common PIeGs-C Chdmbers--By Judge Larremore-
fiscman and another and DOwlcy Ggt could Nc
Applications granted. SRnueis agt lie ny -tcf efalhg
motion pcadngs uaden and anot her agl Cpela
attending mechanics Hen Beach fSt Ebel AppNea
granted Mangam aS Wemple.-Ordor that ualnuu le
ply In the supplemental ansN Wth ~
Of service Of OF this order The American Leldy
Dod, aud Cavanash agt Herzserg and anothcr
Order granting motion 90 place cause on day ciefar
By Judge EObinsOn.-Levy and another aGI Newman
Issues settled.
By Judge Brunt.rhe People &C. agt. Raulall-Oider
settled Altschul ac LOweryReierees reort confirmed
and motion TO set aside judgment denied with costs.
Nc,fRp Court Chdaters-Bv Judge NcAdam-
Marsh ag Roide Arkel agt Peters.0pnions Meuir agt
PInie.-J James McNuy, receiver Harlem Elnk AIT
MaSke; Bailey Mining Company ag Sandeison peiefroW
DTummond DauuOt a-t Baycr EngelhaTd agt Mackcy
Benedict Lconard Lowcusein at. BRYAN Dennis a2
IiSs-NOtiOns granted Starkweather agt EUis.-Nolon
granted. Dumb McC0G Motion granted for April d
1871 Kocler Cumisky Morris agt Ferguson Ken
Schurnan.-Motions denied Smith aet Talllnan-
Five allowance granted DcVelefuX aet Nucy.-
Complaint dismissed. Davenport aGt. Davenport Orlcr
settled Harrington last Eleventh street church.
Default Union savings Ba6 ag L0uls-Sleies approved
CianSs ag Kiemm tabn ag Henri .ucs Nctil dgi Her
riUues: Wolf aCt. Cohen agt. Symons; waiter '
MOnkow LGfan and Rand Powder Company a2t. ClarE
HcWg agt Kerr; Goodman agt Beach; SChles"lgtr agt
CARTONS Cannon ag kr mer Firht agi Weislnan Daven
port Davenport Bcin a;f Hay yden. Orders granted
BY Judge Goepp:-Eaton agt Smitl-OlinOn.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Washington Place Court YESTERDAY Edgar
, ss held In default OF 5000 bail 'Vr roO1ing Patrick
" goey Of 30 - Sullvanst OF god watch and chain
few nights ago
!, the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
" Charles Callm3n of No. lO2 Sor
t with stealing S4 from him on Sunday night was held
In default Of sl,o, bal.
The Supreme Court, General Term. have sustained
, ,ylciion John barnesciotta and Annie smith who
r euveic cf Aeepile disordcriy house and sought 10
re on he pea that their house was cot dsOtdely but
Vvrc
Al the Tombs Police Court YESTERDAY Appolinea
pcr9n for falsely in ease before the SuTOgae on
NJ, was n await the production o further eNdcnc
w Ilnap Foc4ity toc ass2Ung Daniel Flynn OF No IA
icf with glasses AMI dccanoIs, was detained in $1,000
- PotrrL Mar'iW of No Al Nulberryst.. charged by
S,yrx Moore OF Go Cherry ST. with sabOng him IN the
L., win knife was required 10 give bail in 900. James
~ tor stealing pOcEctDO0k containing gold pencil ana
s. 6n Fauiy H. Nee Of No. 4G2 Cl&ssOnaYe, Brooklyn,
Was Held in 1000 bail.
At the Yorkvile Police Court yesterday George
sr who stabbed Napoleon SHpIaez Sunday night a
a cErstuinc patty al No 45J west Forty ninlts, was
Committed yestcrday await the result OF SupraezS IN
irts w,h Dr. webb house surgeon o. 81 Luke says are
Io Ola s,ous character SehustCT Who Is TX years CT age
and worker W trade claims tNa tht sta6Ong was done
in scfdtf,nso george Young alas Box ot 80 zaOcthsl
and charles Muller alias Iiesey the pekp1ckets who were
taken }uC tucr trade al the Arsenal II Centlal
Palk on sunday were yesterday committed for tf1a
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
PARI lI.-SHEk. Z. ].

75-G Pavmotd art Fasiop 1908 Metsiurer agt. Wclie
s7ii m, NIayor &C. art ! 1887 Foelnenbach aud ano.
smith 81 a. agt Mylieus
2oiG Gallagher at The Del 769i Il as uck ngt
I9cS. AMI West. A.. . . SioA' NJ - .,-,
90 A53l .HolcmCIier ag. AbIa
eGG. I<crkolsr ACT, Couucr.
Sc $3.50. Fllis and ast.
--os r,ci,r., ar. Stigcr Sfheuck aux ano
7172 C0lw'l Lc@d Co. ags. lsOj. Ntl!tr AZ. ~
McCOIl. Marine c'sr-buisi AT
9lS2 C0rdls agt. Muller. HAY
GFvrpAt sFs.,,Ns-PAuT I-StTHEgIANp, Theron 7.
Thmns1n assqult and battery coBtinH1J; Aban b'"l,S
receiving stolen goods: Wilam q. Day, Cdul' pup Nv
onrtle nezr .anl larceny John D0nney John Bee ier
Pa'riclI Daily, petit larceny. -. .,.h,-,,
par n rFtR. John Donohue. fObDriF
Henry Green JaH,es Ncrhlips burglary William cary.
Fraud arepy Ohn DoughcTjy receiving stolen GoOdS lic
Aron Dennis Kelly MAJOR lamof p'tt iarct GeOige
Carroll Arthur TiEc:, Samucl Ivsc George n IO"IVHu'
August lluinns fclo,iJus asSa1it and Datt'fy
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
NllsCeilGnccns

DRUSilES Of every description at $50 Pearl
D -. All aIGcic- at the lowest factory prcts
JGiIN 4. HOTEL
ETOR inyaids the Chateau Llgarossr CLAIR
j El~ ar, pare, tonic and strengthening VICTOR 4.
NJ AJGEl., Nc"-Ipib.
['OR SALE-A N,il-as-Ortcd stock OF Mcu's,
Hoys, a,d tAi.lr ~ CipIiilNG H. good conditions
cCti 81 900 hbriul terms auu ga lots 80 silt
IlItEING- ~ BAILEY,
Fonrtl.st. con. ..r = .a'h s,n-s;., Iroosyn, - D.
GTUTTEHlNG.-U. :. Stammciinc Institute
~ l WHITE. IL iu.yc Ucet Of references send Tor
circular; =" I"F uri'I cHt.i
'T'HE TOII-GATE, Prize Picture sent free !.
Au ingenious rcui! 80 Ulsc,t- % md. AdIr,s3 Viii;
stamp, T.. G. AaBLl, I.liA'r, y. y.
~SO a1d more have ACKEH, NEEEALL u cONDIT
sold tie Diamond brand Az, Davis, Is Cincinnati
Award mp!o by L. = Centennial Commission, raiaiei
phlt 1876:
"ls. IiiE EXCELLENT FLAVOR or THE MEAT
Cd ITS GOOD KELPI&G QUALITY, IlMONsfEArlp
BN THE fEfFECI fltSHAf,2 OF HAMS CtItLD ~
THE WiNIII OF 1~1a"
Hams "a. soll % low VICc3
See circular 'liOW o. Coos iIo Diamond Ham,
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
NfINIA.rI-RE ALMANAC

sun rtscs G.lJ sun ... c0J Moon rses..-." 1jS
H;cU WAIFB Tllle DAY A& oo-
Sandy Hook 63(j Cows island 71S Icl G. Ferry to'
diGU WAFER IHIr DAY +. ~ ooc
Hook tslann. 7:47 Hell IL Perry Voo
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
HIarnte ano Slate Hlanicls.

4 TTENTION Now is the time to purchase
"a SLATE AND MARBLE MASTLLS. .
prices never a. low Slate steps risera and AL kinds o.
slate work pENRlIGN SLATE Co,
30 Unionsquare, y. Y. Hth ave- and l1thstl
GTEWARIrs Slate, Marble, and WOOD .Manteis
D-Sfw elegant desI"ns ranging in prce from so up
The trade lb ucllt with go and 222 West 23dst
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13

1t was at a party, and another. fellow had ;ui
marcncd triumpbautly of with his sirl. "Ihdt5 Inc
wav~ said he sadly: "it isn't merit that WINS III ths
world-iis brass waleicEains, ana paste dlIiohaS anu
dyoI inustaclps- And hc syalloweu down his alh 3
apple fully three times before il would stay sch was hs
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
Gslp Uante0

COLORED MAN WANTED-ro care for
~ horses light porter generally useful &c Ho"ardst
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
proyosais
CorporGllol Notlccs.

DROPOSALS LS-PROPOSALS FOR FURNISH
I ING 5000 BA RRII4s OF FRESH BURNT " PORf.
LAND" CEMENT vii DE received by tAe Departments OF
Docks II ami uui!l March H. 1871 al y
oclc Tor fu partcnB see lie Ciy Record, 1I sale
al No . cry Hal
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
Gotel5.

STEW-FNGLAND HOTEL.-LOdgings, 5oc.;
~ 200 light for gtueueh OuIS "ee"S' -"
-, Corner Huwery and biyafdSt
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