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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-16
mo EDWIN MART n.

DROKER and dealer in Real Estate, Notary
Is Public and Conveyancer, Agent State Line
5teauship Co, Abstracts Furnished, Taxes paid
Loan, Negotiated. Olice III the Red oval Sign,
No rs Main ST., Lock Box 3OI Wichita, >edg-
wick county Kansas 2t-Dn
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-16

W. :. jenkins, late Register U. :. Land Of
flee, Wiehita, Kansas, Attorney at Law aud
Solicitor OF Claims. Office second door north
Of Post Office. Wichita, Kansas. Having re-
turned home after an absence OF several
months in Washington, ID. c., in the practice
before the General Land Office and other de-
partments there, am prepared to prosecute
All claims to lands arising under the pre-emp-
ton, homestead. town-site, fiinbef-eGiiare anu
mining laws. Parties having claims IN con-
test before the Local Land Oihce or the De
parlment ut Washington, will lind il to their
advantage TO consult me. rs | give special at
tcntion 10 that class OF business.
Collections maize in this and adjoining eoua-
ties aud monies promptly RENTED. li6-tf
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Wagon and Carriage Shop.

Iwish to inform my friends and the public
generally that 1 consider myself permanently
located IN Wichita, and am prepared to do all
kinds of Wagon and Carriage work IN the best
style. shop in connection with Ilke Changers
blacksmith Shop, on Water Street.
40 a. AVEY
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-16
StraYed.

From the undersigned one red Texas cow
branded on right side, ID. A. l.. Also one roam
yearling native heifer with left ear split. A
liberal reward VIII be paid for any information
leading 10 recovery of the same.
MADDUX & SCARF,
Butchers. No. 40 Main Street. Wichita. Kan.
August 4th lS77 1873
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The following amounts were levied
in the several school districts herein
after named, for the purpose of pay
lug interest upon school district bonds
and to provide a sinking fund for the
final redeiUDticu of the same:
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-16
sbampooing % cents opposite p. o. Is-tf
Look at This !

Having secured the services OF machineist
of nne years experience in the different sew
ing machine adjusting rooms, am prepared
TO adjust and repair all kinds OF machines and
warrant them. Bring along the worst one
and Will make it run as new.
j. Il. HOLMES, Agent,
40-tf Weeeler 4 Wilson Mfg. Co.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-16

The one dollar Marseilles check coat at the
Star Clothing House, ID door south of the
pest office. 12-tt
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-16

The Nez Perccs Indian war grows
hotter ard hotter.
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WILLIAM A. DAILY.
Agent for II. IS. F. Railroad Lands,

These lands are among the choicest owned by
TINS company, and pal ties desiring homes should
see item before purchasing. Long credit AZ low
rates oi interest. No trouble 10 show lands. Let
tvrs Of inquiry PROMPTLY answered. l.
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Eosting of the County Central COMMITTEE.

NJ. W. LEVY, Chairman
Y r. LAWRENCE, Secretary.
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JOHN L, HOyEY.

Formerly Receiver L Formerly Cashier Dry
5. Land Office. Notary Goods House of G.. ".
Public. kendle Il Co. Lafayette.
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Miscellaneous books, blank books, pocket
pass books and all kinds of books and memo
randums at Reimers bookstore. SIT
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Commissioners Proceedings.

CLERKS OFFICE, August 6, 1877.
The Board of County Commission
ers met in special session pursuant to
adjournment, the following members
being present: j. A. Nelson, o. 6.
Jacobs and j. NJ. Steele. Chairman.
On motion the following levies of
taxes were made, by order of the
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Baths. Hot AM. Cold Price reduced 20
thirty-iive cents. -Four tickets for one dollar.
Ro-m. have lately been entirely refurnishei.
Douglas avenue, No. Ill, next door to Hess
& Getto's,
f,-tf DIETER & KAYsER, Prop.
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Two good miich COW, for safe cheap ior
cash. I2aIlI kEsDLE y GRAHAM.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-16
WAGG0NER, CLIFFORD & co.,
Chicago. Illinois. Manufacturers Of
PERFECTLY PURE MIXED
PAINTS.

From strictly pure white lead, zinc, and Lin
eel OIL al colors ready for immediate use,
and can be applied by any " bite paint
specially Pat UP in tin cans all sizes Sample
eara circul irs aud price list furnished ON gppli-
cation ''N0 patent chemical enamel combi.
nalion.''
Fur sale by J. z. Allen, Wichita, Kansas.
S-i3ts
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Bids ON the above described land may be made
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m. and 3 p. n
on said day of sale. l.. n. WOoDCOCk,
2U-i County Treasurer.
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Piano For Sale.

LEANENWURTa BEER at Short Il jew
ellis for five cents per glass. 19-tf
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Sheep For Sale.
State Normal School, Emporia.

The fall term of this oldest and now only
Normal School established by the Legislature
and authorized to confer diplomas, VIII COM
menee September 9th, 1877. Superior facili-
ties, under experienced teachers, are here Of
tered all who desire higher education at low
rates Of tuition. As professional school, it
continues to afford teachers special culture
and training for their work.
For circulars containing full particulars at
dress the President, C. z. PoMERoY.
1S-4t
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District court, l3th Judicial District sedgwic
County, Kansas.
John W. McClees,
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WALL PAPER at Post Office Building. So

Ladies', have your hats re-shaped in The
latest style a. Mrs. L. NJ. TayIor's, down east
1i the Wichita House. Douglas Avenue. Of
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See What You Can Do At Dunscombs

Dried Fruits. Wooden, Willow Ware, etc,
etc, as good as the best and cheap as the
cheapest
During the coming season shall have an
immense stock of boots and shoes which viii
have to be sold quickly, 50 look out for bar
gains in this line. left
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Board, tor the year 1877 :
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-16

NINE THOUSAND DOLLARS worth Of wall
paper at the Postoifice Building-for sale lift
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To Cor Potts:
All the men are wanted here to es-
cort wagons. We are rushing up wag-
ons, stores, ice, etc. Eighty out of 100
are killed or wounded.
, 1877-03-03
NOTES AND NEWS.
EXTRA skssloS or Tue SENATE.

WAsnlso7os. d. e., March a.-The President
has Issued proclamation eunvcnlnx the Senate
in extra scss!on on the bth instant al uoon. Tho
proclamation Ia aa follows,
W kAs Frtst4sat a} khs Ehtsd Statts Of Ans<ytca.
rRfsCtANATtbS. :.
WHEREAS. Objects of interest to tho United
States relntfn that Tho Scnsts should DO convened
Ht IL NJ. on tho 9TH Guy Ut March Hc4t to receive
and act upon such communications ll1y hu Uado
10 it uu tic part Ut the Executive,
New, ,hettfyts: !, Llyt.cs y; Grant, President
duty 10 tseac this my proclamation declaring that
m extraordinary occasion requires tho Senate Of
llu EhItcd Ets9A to convene for tho transaction Of
bustuust It the fapttul ia the city Of Washington
Ihe Eth day ut March ncxi, ut J.: o'clock ut nom
on tnst Day, Of which VII who sha'i nt ihat ti.ne
hIEcby required 10 take nUtlce.
Hlfel RnteF my hind and tho feAt OF The uultel
States u Warrington, This sGcoHI day Ut March.
IN tho year OF Lorsl ont thousand cKht hundred
United sta!cs the ouu hundred and 6r.t.
issgnedt U. u, CHANT.
Isy tho President:
HAMILTON Fi~u, Secretary Of statc.
TuE ELECTORAL COMMISSION
met this morning pursuant to adjournment.
Commissioners Clifford, Miltr, Strong, Field,
bradley, Morton, FrclInchuyseM, kcrnan, Payne,
and Abbott present. After hxthg The amount
Of compensation to hc paid nlreFs md other
employees, aud extcntlinE untif March 1T the
tluie heretofore allowed for tiaing opinions by
members, the Commission adjourned.
N0MiyATtoAH.
Tho Prcsidant has nominated George 4.
Lacey, United states Attorney Tor Louisiana;
William stone, United Etates Attosnsy for
South Carolina; and kcuneta lisypes, Cumlaia-
, 1877-03-03

This letter fs uhcsteptiorAh1c ~ rinn 1f nnhlic
r1l!eY:, The greater part was taken mp win
TnH vlrAt QUESTION or civil SERVICE RE-
md In g,vinz this Tho hrtt Importance. and the
largest shaFc Of hl' thoueht.. Mt. Hares showed =
struggle through which Se Rave in't happily pass:
r. sosons sssss 'efefm s ." s tSs @ aba.
t!ons Ct ths eonntty. E,en 4 we soai9 s"'.'y
msnths The business. interests Of The country
waaIa not tolerate It: Is T. mpo.ste's, ,h.nrgs for
sGn sls pso.sns T. .st GSfe III il 1Gs, Sr
ioieSsnd int H. ~ ersIs mast e"ms yta i. IL
thsfsiore, thnt MI msyes sftl .tand ~ ii. ietsst
II this n,atlet nn'aehagly 10 NJ! I'LL mces vi, wth
n1 " S,nc s he n:ecs Sesna G
eieseat. h. ray, III ,hc fs;. H. aud wi'e'1
costERSlSo THE souTuERN QUESTION
We feel tIttle apprehension. The remedy there.
ac,. e. the o:s asrng sHn;c. !: 70 eassily s "p
s"s ts.ti Ct f.se,n n H. si': s'se 9ser e?
@ ss nc @ strss ntes. & II s.t s,.e7
ss:ssss rsa t Il atssS Ill %
souTNERs MIN IN sournkRH oFficEs.m
No ons can rcad the letter Of acceptance .stshont
;seos 81 as.. purpose n4ss t. d lie ;t ,e.s. s
10 hare confidence in the people. They VIII sup:
port him H. alt honest and courageous scFslcs Lei
md fss s oty Sf ;q{ T. r. to ss n IL
ill., she sappost most shonshs and
IT, s's s'nas u H. esan; q T.; n''
THE "woRLp."
The World says:
, 1877-03-03
SOUTH CAROLINA.

TIE LEGAL MANEuSKES FOR THE eoRERNOR"
sIIlr.
CoLuMnIA, 8. g., Marrh 2-Tho Supreme
Court Of South Carolina has had before It for
two weeks the case Of TIlla-Nosris, brought up
on writ Ut llabeaa corpus to test tho validity Of
pardon from Hampton. II would hsvo been
decided week ago but for tho sudden ilncss
OF Chief Justice Moses. This left the dccl&on 10
Justiecs Wlllar.l and Wright, the luttera colorcd
nun. Willard announced his willingness tO de-
eide for Hampton, and Wright was expected to
decide against Hampton. Tuesday morning
last was set by the Court for the decision, but
Justtco Willard appeared and announced that
tho Court was still consulting on tho case.
Yesterday II was learned that On THAI morning
Judge Wright was induced to sign au order dis
charging Tilda-Norrls, thus recognizing the
validity OF usmpton's pardon. Io asserts ho
did II whllo
IN FEAR ron his LIFE.
He Gays that LudHe Willard told him tho
Democrats en,,1d no longer ho restrained, and,
when It should bc announcol tn tho waiting
crowd In the courtroom that nothing bdt his
{lFright's> 0ldus4cY stood In tho way VI Hump
toms recognition, their full fury would ho
Visited upon hlm. liz says, also, that Willard
brought Neu. Conner, tho leading Hampton
counacl, into tho consultation room, ami Co1i-
rs.,on M nm nans @ it,cs would bs sarrti,cc,l. With
s'no'. sse'o. a"aI "ss ~ ,,.... s"."
!aooslnG unue' ssrat 'ne'sas u's''sss @ sau 'Sas,
Judge Wright ssgncu tho osucr, nut refused TO
sign tho opinion Of Willard which sustaineA It,
mi he alan c1actcil n nr,uiso that II should
,ot h., t,,c,, ,,nt,, FrtI.v Yo.tcrdnv In ttca an
,, ~ w "ea ,ea,n 49,. ms,,. - ,is.".," w. oa ~
op1n'on denying Inc val1u'ty Oh Aaulptons par
don, with tile following indorsenent: "Haylng
attached my name on the eth nit. 10 an order
.,s ,"e p. ~ ,s..as
'!"e eohsu'.auo"' ! 10 "v"' upon loo9u netus1
dcIlbc1atio0, hercby recall, fcYokc, anu cancel
my SIGNATURE to said order, and substitute tho
foregoing oninjon IN its plavo,n
~, C,r,t ,,n.,. to-,;av o,1 n 4. c~,.c,.a
49,. ,v.,,". ...', @ .u 49,
, 1877-03-03

the doretntntnt to leave no Republican STATE Coy
nrnment fof yont thccc'tof 70 recpsn'fe. ihe "a
!lulty o. my TUG as tiosesnot has'nR hceh raAesu
EsAtn laws, and being nov confirmed ~ ihe
National Electoral Irlbnnh, ! detm
my anty 10 maintain tne Iotcrnmcnt y AZ tno
means A. NJ! commnnn l tnete!oEs nost retpeGs Ipsh
iniJ but earnestly fc1,ie*t 70 &c ncLn'
er sny changes at9 contemplated by YoN m ma
nfaefs ncfe!oinse Fisea 70 nc nenesal eoT,nnnn 1
u. tne m"G' 81 M, tso.s M, sh'1 St
rtrrnm.tnnncrs anT nv tmty ns t:hinf Executive ~
fhr statr NAV .crm II rcnuJrc. md again most
teepeetfnjY reqncst al yonr hansts tho recognition
Of the lcs1l State Government OF Louisiana.
tsignca) $. Il. Packard.
The barrtcnttcs at the Htatc-fIo,ttG hare been
, 1877-03-03

ssoncr To prepare anil publish tho new edition
Of tho revised statutes upder tile recent net OF
Congress.
CONFIRMED.
Tbs ecns.e confirmed Charles q. Csplu, Post
master nt l.acon, ILL.,; l[cnry y. Evnnf, Port.
master ak 'fnscoja, Ill. and Frank Mercy, of
Louisiana, General Appraiser ot Merchandise.
IDENTIFIED.
Tho rcrson who lirc,1 Mt Mrs. Stover In tho
Treasury yesterday It now appears was Slichl.
gan farmer na.neil Dcltz, who Was disappointed
suttor for the lady'a hand.
, 1877-03-03

hpeqd' Dffpdfcn 20 7ne a1HhHs..
at ear.iss ,al! ' VII i pleasure tic nors ot the
Seruht ot ths ili0n Conl.1lskioi, nnu .u.K t,,s'
ward TO a spcctly rctirn ot h''siness prosperity
Special n,5snats"t"H, M,ra;ea 3 IL IN 1riasn..
.,,... ',tt rant;,n. t.r,iini hv rctntc,nT M.
ruu.ieane' @'' si' .. ~ ff. iii oSn.r1
sn'3ai ts ais ouoston uoI Il seitc en ali cas.es seem
ntSn ~ sso t"s .Mst"hn. fro,n Nci cnr
fcrtnlnty arc sntles: nisPatStIes I iFr.I Ia,,;nr
towns report tolll!leatton thcctnes III pToefcss'
!AcEsoNyittLE;, /! e. IL: I:..n.
t,c~,,xvst1r Spst1as nnM III Mon,, owThr rr.u,t NJ
.i. , atem c.s.ons rrr.t ,rt's ~. ~.
{s.nk W ~ ~" ~ .;;,,. ~ sotn, AKA fnuI hs
w., y.a@!x, unH,,.s. n.u .n su"' at' pe's ''e" y
the NcpnpIichns.
1~fnIANArnLi% ~ I1n;
,rn,.vs npou no, ,s v" ri sisr' III nMt,nn.tderoh,e
,u.. :. ara 80. thn npoa%ic
- III ti,,,,t troti,, nt,, rcrrari r.
oyeln%sp't .3, oee' rs ots and 1as VIZ y
~ n.nn.a a.tnr,hir ,.nt. ~ o Fnst t,nnstsr.
tHc iffne,a. 10 II s,n. s r,ictsnr. IN nf IT.
nr.,n, ~ l'fn H,nnnnn. au n"r Ern's KnsGnr p.n.,nn
te.ns. ~, mn;.,rn IL p...a. fit,n1 Sin.ns
Mgenhs;t Mse.h;t eo'' oeo'eo W. fA'Aef' o'''' 'A''s'
'ts"@'' ,.n,nrr ,xn
sp<e,o, nfspasea 70 ~ Tr,buae,
LAPon7E, ini., March a.-Thc election news
received tu4lRY was Iutlcl Gladly by tic ILL.,
nuh1lona and NTH n relief cycll BIZ tic fair
minded Democrats. Tho Republican i!au was
ratscd, mud tic worn and tattcrel rag that tho
Democracy cali our lag, witch has Lcrr floating
t,nrc nav. 8, was pulled down and run up al
llajl.tuust, hottu1n eldc up, and ehows inlls-
tIrctty tbo one namc of Ti!lcn.
''''~''' .t'anEaou, IA.
spte4oi M,pateh . 1af 7'4onnt .
NfcGnEGult, la., Alarcl1 2.-Bakcr Guards. OF
this city, arc llri,'s 100 rounds In honor OF tho
victory ol Hayes aud Wheeler and tho Rcpub-
lican party.
cEpAn RAPIDS, IA.
sp<ctal 0ttpatch 70 ne 5rtmne
CEDAR RAPIDS. H., March 3,-Iho 1cWs TINT
the cnMns had been, co,npletcd, am! Hayes hnsl
Wheeler declared elected, IN. prMlslcel iees.
Ing o. relief on members Of all parties hefc as1
It Is hoped now that nll eatsc Tor d'strust aud
| nnxiety has been removed.
| MADISON, WIS.
I Sptcidl DspatcA to TIE 1tfaane
MADISON. W1s.. March IA resolution IN
etructine the Quarternastor.uencral 70 firo 10y
tio Presidential question was passed this
morning BY the Assembly, and ,tnlinctIIas:ly
, 1877-03-03

RAJ md hat tar In I p5Sfn
nriatnr III na fnr to,,t. Hans nj w, ,nm5o.
i;!s i;SsS Ak nd ;s s amount s"r
nr IT, s o d1 SSs ns n T.2s sG2c5ogs
AetsS" tSer !o n,n,nt. n, TIM fomm,,,., ws-o,o
To a. toow. ins1es"na to itHstG of
ard s,hjo HIyers Trim ss to 10 fHC 1oo: 10, rnm
nsnctns ihc conaitrctom Of ti.Et ho,sc nn st.n
liz. t(,td. 1'""N o''t'"'' ''o"' s"'''0' !"
Tic iiouso Inserted eianrc sbolIshtne the o,aco
~ H. lrnae tnr,mit"a ~ amn-anrist,or ~; winch
Tho % amenarnent % d, Tho Tommittce on Auoron,,,.
md ntber eta1ts un AMI ni @ rssI
Tor, Was agreed 10. 't'"' '"e'eS
49,. por.u
Ay,cr rrnvcr hx thc rhnnIa,ra AR w,t,,rr l..
,orndc II: re,iir1 N S ~ *" innrn.i H. NJ" MHnz de-
I,hn Gncat ~ stntcd tbaf ihn Tnnrnni ~ f,o,t -,
hre fakrn siek and ihs IonTnai Hs mt 6ren cn maa
pietcd. :. .... ~ '' .ee'' '''"'
10 a. 70 aepcmse Win ie Issa,ns of IT. onfu,s
Tho Democrat. by cciintnE to yato, ct t}e iIom..
wiihont ouorni1i, and tho speakcr or,crctl rnti
1I'c rntI.rslS showed te4 members nrreru,- ,,s
furthcr rroccsdngs under tic ca were ItscnsrS9 sr
a,vy here,non crowd Of su~1s mo,t o'Sa1 n ISa
shmtc.t - III. Eurntrri" nncK ma tTnvEnr -
1iv
fouss Thc drI two or ihreo lint sesurt3' ~ .nn acn
action proycd 10 DO resolutions fur ihc uay1cni -
rome rstrn u. eee ind cmnioycs nf thr fJnnsr ILL.,
wcre conts,fe5 bv III. ipinian. bni recefvc ney m.y
thrJs maorities under sm.ncnsIn,, AZ H. tSn Mf
Mr. WotiIcii moycI to sus,,snj tir rnic. a,,;
ndopt rcsointun rcc,tinp that Mc-.rT. WnIia ~.
dsrson, Casanayc, md Rcnncr. n,cmhsrs 's or H.
iouisnns ffcfnrnfnr IInnrd wio nrr in thn c,o eHs
of isic iionsc and. In tic Judgment oi the jo""e
tr rtrr ni thc tnniOr1ty al the E,crtnrai foinmIs
rion, who haye c0finlctci the work Of Weli.' Sn'
dcrson. Casnnave, and Kcnner, with greater con.
uub}fc opinion OF tho country than Eai Srcn wv wv
hibitci III thfm; that Justice demands thai rn, n
sncf, licti,rnnr f,oar,l shouId ocrnny t,te snr NJ
rttIor, nn thnt ill., ilnnse ha. no Iuwcr to cnn,n.
tho majority Of ihc j;lcctUrnl ton,mt.,fon' nna
thsrefore. r,aojyv that Sndrr.n. Ernncp wsiI.' H.
n1d Garanayc. he fSrthwlth set al iltcrtY II ord":
thnt tcy may nEaet the n,aJor!ty Of tFe Eicrtnr,1
Eomniet,on IN inauguratin: tic nerson whnm ths.
lnyr iointiY cnlntc Into tic o1ce or prcstrnt r;
The UntcI States over The votes pf 1arue i'm ajn.i
" OF lie legal votora Of The con1try,
MIR Conuer Haid that II IT yas ncros.a,r T., A.,
h,blt sucl, d specimen OF spile, he lad no ob,cs,
linn. '' ''" '''@N'
T'he motion 10 suspend tho rules and adon, TIM
, 1877-03-03

u1Ck III \ puHt4t ApeGEll III tNG SCHAl9 SAIEAtcncA
they would do sumo years aso, In cuao Of similar
peril, seize upot thu torch u their m0st elective
weapon: Ru1 fetMlats upon tletr enemies by
Laying Tho city In ashes.
Special Dt&pastA Ia 5as TfitaHs,
NEW ORLBANs, l.,l, Alarch 2.-tlcu. AuEurs
new orders, about which there has bcen 10 much
excitement here, prove to be based upon P1csi-
ard, In reply 10 dispatch from tho latter TO tho
former uder date Vi March !, from which tic
following ID cxtraeted:
! most respectfully but earnttt'y sequcat to b
yua III the urdsrs heretofore gwen to ,ls t;enesal
commanding tho EnteA States troops In this ftas.,
~ nrdts that may b. abts ~ take suc measures
~ ths circumstances and my duly ~ thief E1tcu'
itsu Of Tue statc Aay sern. tn require.
Gov. Packard wrote this alIspatch to j'resi-
dent urabt Oh asu!lnt of EcHr,rts printed IN the
Democratic papers here that tlla tronps were to
be Withdrawn IN order to sivs tho White League
~ opportunity tn rapturu the state llouse.
WhciI first the order WA rlnllo known IN tho
city. thta evening, 1t was considered an invita-
been unior arns, anil an at1.tnpt would h.yn
At oucc iEs;n ni~!e hui not Nal.
Durke seut q dispatch frt!n Washington ud-
Gen. Sisholls twas 10 III lear that Tho White
League would n,oyu That i.e felt eum,,ellei to
issue . proclamation advising hLa followers to
abstaIll frum acts of vtotcncc. The ptatc.llnuse
il !n eplrlultd ststp u lcfctsc, AMI Gov.
Packard feels " though u thoy would coaso
down there hc could whip then, anyhow.
rACsAnD TO THE PRESIDENT.
Nsw ohLEAss, March 2.-.rhc iollox!ng Is
pllet through tile War 0lllee to4lay:
s1t1s .. de!..sA mEfs;.1!ss nsrAn1. - =
dtat Granf. iiushtaqfoa. o. e.: Statements are
authoEitstlvcly made hers that yau ha.e announced
guue purpose 10 xakaIruw lhg United hatus f0Eccn
1tum 10y ,ssi9a. position. to wh!eh they a1'e 1ssn
order ~ thIa city and state ~ .M:n ~
!Aa ELECTORAL yets shali have bsrn declared.
| II IL further STATED shaL assurances have
heeu given on The part u Ms.: N!eholl. anl hia
X ths s.ni9 ofxsnl4asoa that, under ths namo 9 81
| State Government In 1874, xhl wcFe suppressed
by your otde.) that Il ti.e suppost Of thu United
Slatea trvop4 should b. wiihllf4wu, ahe uoyurn. !.
.aept q wt!et aan .hs bead VIII a!.iuIssrate,
out violrnse Or b'eod.Lrd II |. eussens-
| " reported uul believed here, On thd
other baud, that tho White League under ORDER
and will sttaek the s.Ale Home - sopn =. shs
tGsH tu1pose, ty TIC 4Anlhilaaon Of tas oIe1a oi
The New York herald., 1877-02-11
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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