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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-03-08
Since 1871 the population of Germany

Since 1871 the population of Germany
has increased by 1903, 762; Norway has
increased about $4,000 since 1875; Great
Britain, 352, 900 since 1875, and Portugal
37S, 681 since 1871; but it must be under
stood that in the case of Portugal this APP
parent increase is due chiefly to rectifca-
tons made in former estimates of her
populatlon. The population of the whole
Of the Turkish Empire is Al ,6G0, 900; that
of the whole Russian Empire is 1885,
600. The population of China is 405, O0O,-
600, and of Japan, 80, 299, OLA. With re-
gard to America, the population of Mex
leo is placed at 9,276,079, larger num-
Der than we have before seen credited TO
that country. Central America, 1925
1854; the West Indies, 4,316,17S; Brazil,
II 100000, and all the rest of South
America, IL, 300, 700.
We have now before US the latest edi
ton OF very excellent geography for the
use of schools, published in this city, in
which there are said to be only three cities
IN the world containing each one, or more
than one, million of inhabitants, to-wit:
London, Paris and Constantinople. But
In fact there are nine, exclusive of New
York-London, with 3,4S9, 1928; Paris,
1901 ,792; Constant1nople, ,075, 900; Ber-
lin, l, O45, 900; Canton, 10000 Vienna,
1,0O1 ,999; Seangtan, Shanchowfu and
Singanfu, in China, 1 ZOO, 900 each. There
are also in the world twenty-nine towns
whose population is 500, 900 or more: and
215 which contain 100000 or more peo-
pie. The total population of the world is
placed in the geography to which we re-
fer at 1861, 1876, 351, and the area of its
land surface at 80 ,204,848 square miles;
but in point of fact the population is
L ,423, 917 900, and the area 81 $40, 800
square miles-thus showing a trifiing er-
ror in population of GO, $40, and in
area of S64, 04S miles.-N. Y. Times.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-03-08
lis Medicinal Properties are AItera-
tive, Tonic. Solvent and Diuretic,

VEGETINE is made exclusively from the juices
of carefully-selected barks roots and herbs and
so strongly concentrated that it will etfectually
eradicate from the system every faint of ScrOfu-
la, ScrOfutOus RSumOr, TumOrs. Can
Ger, Cancerous HuInor, Erysipesas,
Salt Kheums SyphiiIsIc Diseases,
Can<er. EaInt1esS at the stomach, and
all diseases that arise from impure blood. ScIat-
AGA. Tn1amnnaEOry and chronic ssiseu-
malism, Neuralgia. GOut and Spinal
Complaints. can only be eaectually cured
through the blood.
For Ulcers and EruptiVe Diseases of the
skin, rustuIes. Efffspies, BIotches.
sgoiis, letter, Scald-REead and Ring
worm. NEGETINE has never failed to effect q
permanent cure.
For Pains In the Back. Kidney Conn
plants. Dropsy, Female Weakness,
LeucorriE 0a. arising from internal liberation,
and uterine diseases and General Debility g.
VEGE1INE acts directly upon the causes OF
these complaints. 1t invigorates and strengthens
the whole system, acts upon the secretive organs,
allays Inflammation, cures liberation and regu-
lates the bowels.
For CatarrIa. Dyspepsia. HabItuaI Cos
tiVeness, PaipitatiOn of the Heart,
Headache, Plies. Nervousness and
General PrOStraiiOn of the Nervous
system, no medicine has given such perfect sat
islacton as the VEGETiNE. 1t pUriieS the blood,
cleanses al of the organs, and possesses a con-
trolling power over the nervous system
The remarkable cures effected by VEGETINE
have induced many physicians and apothecarles
whom know to prescribe and use it in their
own families.
In fact, VEGETINE is the best remedy yet dis
covered for the above diseases, and is the only re-
liable BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before
the public.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-03-08
AL Diseases of the Blood.

If VEGETINE VIII relieve pain, cleanse, purify
and cue such diseases, restoring the patient to
perfect health after trying different physicians,
many remedies suffering for years, Is it not con-
elusive proof ii you are sufferer. you can be
cared: why is this medicine pc forming such
great curesE it works in the blood, IN the cITcu.
lating fluid. II can trIlE be called the GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER The great source OF disease
originates In the blood; and no medicine that does
not act directly upon it. 10 purify and renoYate,
has CIV inst ciaiIl ulon public attention.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-03-08
So A Slight COId,O Counns.

Few are aware OF the Importance of cheek
ing cough or SLIGHT COLD" which would
yield to mild remedy, but if neglected,
often attacks the lungs. :" Bro1On's B,on-
clsiaE Trochesn give sure and almost immediate
relief
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-03-08

"A Spitz dog in New York CITY
scratched a new born child very slightly
one day lately. In the evening the child
was found to be gasping, and soon it was
dead. A deputy Coroner was sen. for.
and he declared that the death of the
one-day old infant was occasioned by the
cratch.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-03-08

MILLIONS of bottles of BURNETT's Coco
AINE have been sold during the last 20 years
and the public. have rendered the verdict
that it is the best hair dressing in the world
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-03-08

A PRUDENT man advised his drunken
servant to put by his money for 8 rainy
day. In few weeks his master INQUIRED
how much OF his wages he had saved
Faith, none at all, said he; ''it rained
yesterday, and it all went
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-03-08

SEE advert of T. K. Pb oenix, Blooming
ton Nursery, now in operation % years.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-03-08

Invalid Pensions Increased.
Write COL. L. BINGHAM & CO., Attorneys for
Claims, Patents, Land Titles, Washington, d. C.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-03-08
Reeo,,,,,,endTt Heartify.

South BOSTON, Feb 9. 1870.
Mr.. STEEEys: Dear Sir have taken several bot
files OF your VEGETINE and ann convinced i Is q
valuable remedy FOR Dyspepsia. Kidney ComplanI.
ami general debility of the system.
can heartily recommend u 20 at suffering from the
above COMPLAINS. Yours reSfyeet Iully.
Mrs. MONROE PARK EIs. 2o5 Athens Street.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-03-08
Great Public 3.
Accommodation!
A. L. STlMsOH, Of Chicago,
BuyGr-of Goods for the COUNTRY,

Has had many years Of experience az the Purchasing
Agent Of the ADaERICa III Ex-
PRESS COMPANY, in the Sc
lection of FARM. SHOP and HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES;
all sorts Of Dress Materials and Fine Toilet Articles
for Ladies and Children; Gents Furnishing Goods;
Watches and Jewelry; Engagement and Wedding
Rings. and Cares: Pianos Psnd Instruments and Mu-
sic; sabbath-Schoo Books aud Cards OF Merit; Fine
Stationery; Law Books. Notarial seals and Stamps;
Public School Furniture: India-Iubber Manufactures;
Ready Made Clothing. Uniforms and Baseball Club
Outfits; Seeds Machinery, Yankee Notions, Electro
Magnetic Batteries. Druggists sundries. etc..
Sent c. o. D., at cost for purchasing. Corres
spondents' questions prices eheerfuIIy
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-03-08
BLUE CT SS
EVERY SOLDIER 2nS WAS mst E9oG Sss

slightly contracted permanent disability (of any
knd) in service. can get pension by writing with
stamp to WIN. L. PRESTON, Army and Navy Claim
Agent Cleveland. o. CA 12page circular free TO ALL
, 1877-03-06

recommending him for the ros!tIon Of unilcd
states Mnrsl,al. The President will soot, be
rallied upon to:tiectdc hetwcch thc applicants, NJ
Fen catnpbcll'b commission expires March Z,
Tnero n no chnnco for him to b scco.n,nis-
stoned. Gov. HINGES * understood To he
favorably inclined 10 Washburn. The
ehict opposition to tho appointment
OF tho latter comes from ecnator Oe1csby. Tia
declares absolutely that Waslhurn shall not tc
appointed. Senator Davis wonld undoubtedly
support OQlssty iE the questI6p of tonAfn,at.ou
shonld bo raistd III tic Senate. fr.y.oan Bridges
is *hid i'd bo candidate for Marshal "
Eugene Canf}cll, OF Aurora, Is another can
dilate for tho District Attorncyshp. Mini.
Joseph Whap, OF 1lltnots, formerly Warden Of
the Illinois Pcnftonttary Antf oncc Nh officer Il,
the regular army, was confirmed BY the ecnato
at I o'clock Sunday morning d. hh army rny-
master. This was ono OF Pros!ilent Grants fnst
appointments. There hAse baen u many as
gu applicants Whenever = vacancy existed IN
this corps.
-, 4 REPORT
~ tAs Wttsfra Aesccfdtad f1esA
WAaHtE1ToH, u. G., March 5.-ft Is reported
tonight Tint President Hayes will iesho a tail
On Wednesday Tor m ocxtrn session OF Congress-.
This Is nut derived from IN otl1dAl source how
THE nkMocRArs br rns ssrArR
held a meeting to-tlay and elected unanimously
Senator Wallncc, ot Pa, Chairman Of tho Senate
~ Tll1 sp1nEHu uounr =. -.
has adjourned LII Monday.
, 1877-03-06
TIE CABINET.
L1TTLn C1IAE1A I'M TUE ALATR.


WAsHiA0ToS, D. e., Marcl, 5.-The Cabinet
epecuiattons are pretty much In tho same
groove is last night. The report late tonight
IS that tho Navy portfolio llas been rendered to
Gog. Rice, Of Massachusetts,. The name Of
Senator Merrill, Of Vermont, has bces. metz
tloned also in the same connection. There IL
uncertainty connected with third Office. II u
distinguished member Ut the new Almlnistra.
Won is correctly reported, all effort to ascertain
A. which department this rcfUrs Aus proved I'LL.
ayafllug.
~ SENATOR Kxr.
Of Tennessee, has signilea hts acceptance Of tho
Cabinet position. This settles five places, u.
teleg4phcd last night. The War aud Navy now
only remain to be settled, or rather oniy two
places remain to be filled. une Of tnrse will 10
to New England, and tho other to the South
west. The New England men now talked about
are Frye and Morrill,, Ut Maine, and Forbes aud
Rice, OF Massachusetts,. 1t looks a. II Indiana
would uow be represented Ia the Cabinet, pro-
vided the Representative men Of tliat State can
4yree upon III acceptable snan. Il. W. Thomp-
sou aud Judge Porter arc mostly talked
about, aud Indiana succeeds one OF them will
doubtless be rhosen, with the ehances In favor
pass Indiana, Gen, itaslan's u4ule vii! lo psomf-
ncnt, 1t sccnls generally conceded that Bsistow
will be teidered tue yaeant position On the
Supreme Bench
scnu.or Morton and Robert G. Ingersoll had
lang conference With President llpycs this
morning. isumor has 1t that they earnestly
reeomuieudcd tbat .sehnrz be given y fofeizn
mission rnther tnsa Cabinet plate.
~ tAs Hs1ttrn Axsoctaftd {fts4.
WAsH1sGIoa, u. e., March b--Although
cnbIuet probabilities are still belng discussed
with considerable differences OF opinion, and
various combinations arc pressia. candidates
other than thoae believed to have been settled
Upon by the President, those best Informed on
the subject Are confident that the President
alAeres to Evarts fur Secretary Of State.
shernan tos tho Treasury, Carl kehurz
for tLs lutetlvr, .sieCrary for Attoruer-icuerul,
David 81. Key f9r Po.tuaster-Geueral. Key
l4as a9-cvl to aaxpt. II auy change bs malv
in the Attorney Gcucral nomination there Is
Harlln, Ut Kentucky. Tie War aud Mary De-
pastn,euta &le It'll pnla:!ided. New Esi9l aud
viii get tho Mary, probably. tut scuatoz Nor.
, 1877-03-06

tVAFNoa AAAAN9s
For half an hour from this period tho meet
ing was ln an uproar. Al order was Dispensed
with. and members ran here and thare about
the hall talking and lobbying. Thcxa ware no
regular speeches, but sosne dlsluated di&cus-
slou. Il was deadlock, tho iricuds Of Heath
demanding the ayes and noes on every motion
that wa made, knowing that theJ could not ba
taken, owing to tho abscucu OF an authorized
lit of members. It wa4 then II 40 ofclock.
From this time On there was nothlux but t,lt-
bustestuK. THIS tricnds Of Mayor Heath stuck
to ther original scheme, and prevented = vote
from being taken On any proposition. Tho
crowd begsu gradually to thin. men from both
sides pairing oil. II Was after u when Gen.
Mann moved ~ last resort to take recess
until blonday evenina 1t 7:o o'clock: THIS
compromise was aceupted, aud tho few patriots
rematnlng dtcd sway, those fsom each faction
claiming victory.
, 1877-03-06

t1jlt, Of Vermont, tonight secms moTe likely to
achieve fut1'ess tl,an Nov: luee, of Nassarhu.
'sclts, who j. atnngly urGe.l BY psohi1;cnt naval
still on. thc lfst Of possible nnnuintecs. .tnii-
ma, It Is st1 nntlcfstop, will hc represented IN
The person either Of Richard Thn,nrsun, the
only Whig Congressman or Judge Porter.
BENJAMIN F. Br,stow is almoat certain to he
appointed to the Supreme Court to FIJI the va
cat,cy causct1 by Davis' resignation.
The members Of the Cabinet have all sent In
their designations. They have not yct been ae-
coptcd. Ia fat. tho cnsefopcs containing them
wns attended to 1T the White House.
Prest1ent Hayes has requested tto present
heads u Executive Departinents 70 attend the
Cabinet meeting Tomorrow At tho usual time.
spesta. h.se.ss i / r: 7rs.s..: ,.,..,
,S IS; aa stS sa,s "a .ReSa Wa.sSs sfS@
ton dispatch has called Judge Key on official
business, and he started to-tlay. Our people ae-
cent tho situation, favor making the hctt Of It.
and henca urge his acceptanen of the rnstmastcF
r the sas psges u es ski H.
e Teuae::se, VII R5ebahtly 2,' , Be appottntei t
esa s With af sP5ss s
Mr.. 1Inyes mcpna whnt hc says al,out an unpar-
ti.on ci7il service. Judge KEY has never been
anvthinR but 4 Democrat. As man Of ability
ana thorough honessy his appointmsnt i 4 gond
tho extrCmtsts howl, while every man who secke
the prosperity 0t tho country must rejoice at
this indicatloti, rs far as II goes"
PORTER AND THOMPSON,
Speef0t DtspdttA to IAe Tf1btHk.
Ixp1ASAroLis, Ind, March b.-Repub1fcans
here arc very greatly pleased ut the reported
psobahle apI.otns.nent to Cabinet placo oi
Cul. n. ". Thompson, OF Tcrre ltaute, Of tho
lion. Albert g. Porter, Of THIS city: Tic, latter
gentleman headed tho Electoral ticket in tl!s
State, xas formerly member Of Congress, is Il
leading mcmher of the Bur. and man Of zinc
nbtlity and spotlces character.
, 1877-03-06
Few, Err and AGUE.

Fever and AEuo cured for fifty centa. Thcsn Il not
agc, and III othcr mAlartous honl scarlet, Upheld.
qasS i !sdTsy teaay slaS Fitty esas; pef Sos.s.
sold b1 Orug1sts.
, 1877-03-06

Children arc subject to = thousand discomforts
that u would II dnteult toF x1oxa p9tson 70 ~.
preciete. Ona teEJ edsCtuAl way 10 ohfiAte their
troubles u BY using b. r.. Babbftt's Toilet Boap,
which has 10 equal In al ingenious nrattss Of
Vt IT. caupuneuts, eshanx without cxlstcsic AID !
deicAts perfume, makes It tho spex Of a1eelleace.
, 1877-03-06

CoionED N6S'A AnDNEEs.
NEW ORLEANS, March h--Tho colorcd men,
hers Of the Republican Legislature, headed thy
Lieut.. ..Gov.' Anlotne, prepared ard signed to-
day long address to tho people Of the United
States urging tho necessity Of the immediate
recognition Of tho State aoyernmont. They
say: 1--WE assume that there Is no question
among the Republicans Of The UnIted States that
President llayes was r!ghtfully, a. we'll ~ INV
fully, accorded tho Electoral vote Of Louisiana.
We, who know what crimes havo beon conf
have been . must righteous dertaion.n They
argue tAcEefroIl tAat uoy. tackar4'a titto is ro,
moved hcyand all Question, at icast from Rc.
publican source. They state their belief that
tlcse was no eQdal number Of voters In tho
DETER UNDERSTOOD WHAT THEY WERE DOING
than lid tlle seyeAty-oli thousand culorcl n,cu
who voted for Aff. Packard, or whu hail n.prv at
stake than they. In tho elrctton vi uaycrnor OF
thels cln,cc. lie had been cl.usen bceauhe ke
lad tcen tried and proved faithful asnung tho
fathless; bteauhet against l4 reeurtl lor llteg-
rily. ealunny lad never lrrathcd cllarge; aud
because, by executive ability an1 personal Cuur-
age, 10 was regarded as ctntncntly ttes! for the
position, They assert, III no toastful spirit.
that to the eoorel yotcrs th9 Republican, pal ty Il
INDEBTED FoR rux kL1CTiuA
Of it's candidate for President. mot q few OF
tho Republican State Governments Ia thu South
have been grossly exagKeratol BY political cue
tulrs. Tho Administration Ut Guy. Kellogg
has rrduccd debt 1nh taxation IN
this State, ut least Under educational
advantages oilssed by tho Kopub!lcan uovrs,!-
meut there are low ctIiorcd children who cull-
not read and write" They adj: "Tlle rolurcd
pcnplu have always stood se,dy, an1 stand
ready now. to takc up arms IN defense of THUR
chosun, state Government, Il that euurse woul,l
meet the satwtton Ut uiaiosity OF tho peopln
Ut the United Btates, but any Organization Of
colorcd militia hos always bceu heralie1
~ ths Inauguration of a war Of racrs, and this
reluctance On our part to further aRxravAto tho
difficulties Of tle Southern question las
usEK NAuH USE DY Br QUIZ EhaMtks
~ prouf OF the Inability Of Southern Republic
m Governments to m4!utairl thensetves." 1n
conclusion, they enter must solemn
protest aSainst the proposition Of tertaln
Aall.heestel aud trimming Republicans to
truds oY the State ot Louisiana aud tho Inter-
eats and rfyhta Of the colored people 10 the
Democratic purity for any consideration Wha&.
ever, and Indignantly deny that any man OF
tAelr Epee has been authorized BY them Or any
considerable bumbeF Of coloEcl people Of the
State to enter into auy such nefallous ncgotIa-
t!on. Tho address ID signed by every colorcd
Senator and member OF the House.
, 1877-03-06

Mlcnit1k c.Tr. tnu., Marcl, h-i,esplte the
COLI and dtsnEreeahld weather tonight, tbs
ausuration OF Hayes aud Whca1er, 1'l,a b,lst-
ness portion of franklin stretttta illuminated,
and presents beautiful appearance. 4 grand
torch.lssht procession ID pafallug thu principal
ttonal colors aEv streaming from ncarly every
Republican building Il, the cttY. 4 hugo ball &
n progFcss at O,!on hall, FREQ to Hayes and
Wheeler follower.
LAPoaTR, IND.
LApoRTa, lnu., Marca b.-'rhu Republicans
l,aye been loll!fytng thts evening. l.argo bo,,-
private tlweltnss arc illuminated. The best u
huuaor prevails.
LAWRENCE, KAN. +"
1Awn.aes Ill., s16 = Z: ihs tis't tr.deut.
JSaraI e1tra u this xitsfnoo,, anis IL aas ercat
favor With gil classes Ut our people: sueli gen.
cork, lie Hou. goion d. Thatcher, ant. others,
consider 1t we'll calculated to give entIre eatts-
faction 70 tho moderate, sensible, fAit.minded
u ihe aalress THROUGHOUT i believed 10 in.ll.
cate Ill ale, we'll posted sn!nd, no lesa thau that
OF . patEiot.
1viNsvIL1Et IND.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Narch 5.-The 1856 guns
freI on Coal Hill to-day In huuor Of the In
euKlfatiou weru not allowed to bc tired in tAc
| city limits. The United states lag, rai.ed ou
ths Court~liouse according TO custon. Wa taken
1own by ursles Ut the Cuuuty Commissioners,
but put up sEaln bv order VI Judge parzett, Of
the Circuit Court, hluself Democrat.
TERA8 HAurk.
I TERRI uAuTE, Ind, MaUh 6.--The Repub-
!leaua tolllded tonight ovcr tho inauguration of
AAYes. There waA toschlight procession and
q speech by Col. 4. W. Thompson.
LfT1LN ROCx.
Llr1La Rock, Ark. Masrh 6.:-Ons hundred
guns Kexu lrc1 By Kshubue4uA On tho blun ~
, 1877-03-06
day oyer The Inauguration OF 11nyes One hun
drrl And tfghty.tlfo Huns were tfrcl a. Furt
IN,CIFICAf3().

:, >'; = -- j. :.
y I IN CHICAGO. !
ROW fNAuuuMArrov-pAr MAS on,rnvEp.
Yesterday Was a memorable ono In American
history, and II marked new era In our politics.
Despite little Danny Cameron's assertions,
Z llN6t NJ aato1y inadgnEated, md to-day Is
occupying tho White fiouso as prcstaent Of the
United States. 1t sccms a little like farce to
look back to December last and to Room 40 in
the Palmer House. There were Dan Cameron,
Gen. Corsc, and one or two other, Of the Dem
ocratlc SfoEufs ensconscd. How they
murmurcd !-low they blei on imaginary
fel!s Of gloryt Again, looking buck later sttlf,
to tho 8tt and 9th Of November, when the head.
Quarters Of the Dc.noeracy wern atil In tho
Palmer House. How Gen. Lcb sworo that he'd
he blesscd II he wasn't again rcady to fight, II
Tilden wasn't declared elected. fIow an c1-
Confederate and gambler seconded the proposal.
All these thinR* are past, and Gen. Licb has
aritctly laid down Ills swort, and como IN tho
practical point OF elccttonccrinE another office
next fall. Dan Cameron Ii down mn hs farm
picking tarnlp.tecf1s fnr the spring campaign,
while his loyal followers have not ceased to
% a.s en- 'ys ssEara s to dsn aes ceRse e. e qsa sna
and .loctlc, and his voies Is for peace. Joi,i, e
Rleht'erg practices hls ,prcfesston ~ though
'riltlen hail ntycr existed. ant Perry IT,
Snth s s e.: co III III nswn IL Gssss Gses psass is
fully With eas,hurncrs for pil1ows.
a. 2titt mikes liquors With tho aA1nc dcgreo OF
sarGGsanees i,G ~ horGtoiose. - H. f. uooHt ;n En
~. fhss 10 eroHl noM anu asn. .; Fn.e Hnhe
naney ~ Is"i. otss vi sf ~ ~ ~ ~ " ~
Sammy Tilton. Dave Thornton,. I'd Phillips,
y nnv uima H.SGsn a st a,tt H'ut ti, u
hesn1M nhNn 70 'nSul 10 'ost. .tHA4: esn. .nuuAn
a1t w ~ noFrow F,s, oxlaa MaJcs "as haaEsatc1 IT,
oa1 ~ S2 wv % ~ ~ " .nisit ~ tnn ;1rt ~
n s1 nd @ o Il xss hsr
% 70 aa upon so st1ccs an Mno @ iaoo xIen 'of
A"oau' ~ seon's pass.'A sssanne. aHoocu' ~
r,. rl rHn iii ~ y, -" I"ro s.;oI ,r,h s,uv
MEX, 81, ssit II Wvc, ~ ~ poi,nnr i9n,,s:3
tle!t nsai resort, han'ly anZ , wers to BE- ,o"aa,
anu these lev aeGaeeo sat axusm , ~nno sha ays
lnaae poos flesiaeat aiynom, a"u anas ,aaycs @
VA .nc att ~ tos ie uth,r,, " conia mon p,o'So ',
1ouia uiaGrs now ret GOOD |oea1 aoverRent. , viii
fasy otes nou .t o The
NV ,a ~ ~. 1,st ,sh,in ~ St1n5
" H. osusS T aau s1pvs oH, ns,i"s ~ ~
Mg nu"s ,,,arw H,,c sn nrivato ~ ~
p,Sf1S ,; alsS n rso t,n a., atn aJ III
eatae spt ot w To-
tna natson ana s aoT a ~ Ghga aSstFaie annte @
wa one e1ecptlou 70 .nisI nnwcsci. y W. t1e
aes!aense aes e. naan nhg n1 l.oMs ." tS ofsn ~
so us sd,sa 1sn y 1o1
an{hox: Yi,o t, n,,,;rtro mn. ,bo ,o,t
4no suu1s D"nf W. ~ s"o ., isoss -. S'auo,ns !! ,,s
uesorntca o. any III tho eltS; anu u Was,
.neattsa! I9 snTTaSg, nTh ass sanI ~ ~ 9''E hn alG y
nti1a,rc III 10 J"s III .nc,ntcnr thc o,ran~r,"rnl.
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faste, WIN IN cye 70 tac ocaatini. Al uay
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, 1877-03-06

SpxetaI NspafcA to 71s Tnkuxs.
Exw foAK, March o.-'rAe iIou. +. D. WASH
lurno arrived hero yesterday in tho Oelte from
Liverpool. lle remained on tho steamer TIL
to-day, ulld Is now at tho Fifth Ayenua Hotel.
ilts arrival was not known till the hour was too
way to Washington, fur Wllci. place he viii
probably start tomorrow.