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The Morning herald., 1877-12-25
TELECRAMS.
EASTERN WAR.
THE CAMPAIGN IN BULGARIA.

THE CAMPAIGN IN BULGARIA.
NEW York, Dec. 24-A special despatch
to the Herald fromBucharest states that tn
most intense cold prevails there. Snow ha
fallen heavily during the past few days
No trains are Running. A convoy was over
whelmed at Potroeeni, suburb of Buoha-
rest. forty horses and 80 men being frozeI
70 death. At the hour o.. sending the mes
sage Il was still slowing.
GENERAL aoURKo's CAMPAIGN 40
has resulted in the loss of only 500 men
The Turks are deserting in considerable
numbers because of the increasing cold,
which causes them, poorly clothed Is they
ars and wanting in provisions, terrible suf-
fering. Typhus fever is raging among the
Turks at Sofia.
1Rvnw OF TROOPS AT coNsTA NT1NoPLB.
CsNsrANTINoPLR, Dec. M-The Sultan
has held grand review of troops in Con-
stantinople. Great enthusiasm was mani
tested by everybody.
THE PASSAGE OF TIRE DARDANRLLEs. n
Turkey is preparing to concede the free
passage of the Dardanelles, but meets with
opposition from England. ., rs =.,,14 - ,,s
TIE CzA1EvITcH ACROSS THE LON.
LONDON, Dec. A-Despatches from 81.
Petersburg say the Czarevitch has crossed
tho Lom. '..# IL "",!
ON TO ooNsTANr1NorLE. III
Tho Cssr will return to the war in about
month. He has declared that he march
through to Constsntinople, as the Germans
did to Paris. .'...sy
MONEY AID TO sERv1A. 5..I
Russia continues to pay servia 1000, 900
foubles monthly. a.,as. J. %
THE KouMAN1AN PLAN or ACTION.
The Times Vienna correspondent says Il
"The Roumanians will not accompany the |
Russians across the Balkans. They will
garrison Plevna, Nikepolis and Rahovs,
and cooperate with the servians against |
Widhin." y, y y Il
FINE WAITER AT ERzERoUM. -
ERzERouM, Dec. M-Snow has ceased !
falling here. The weather is now fine, and
will facilitate the operations Of the Russians
ReconnoiterinS detachments of Russian
cavalry frequently appear in villages on the
plain of Erzeroum.
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DOMEsTIO.

4 WIFE AND INFANT ACCIDENTALLY
SHOT. .
MEMPHIS, TENN, Dec. a. Detective
VIM. G. Pride, while half asleep early this
inoruing, imagined he heard burglars ct
the window. and in attempting to cock his
pistol It was discharged, the ball passing
through the body of his infant child, and
also his wife, causing the death of both in q
few honrs. Pride is almost crazed.
FIENDIsH CRIME.
ROCHESTER, N. T., Dec. 2J.-Early yes.
terdsy morning three men entered tho house
Of George Mingls, near Attica, knocked him
down, dragged! out his wife, aged fifty six
years, maltreated and murdered her. Two
men have been arrested on suspicion.
1ouAHrun couNTERFz1rlRs.
Lwo young men were arrested at q hotel
In Batavia, while engaged in making coun-
terfeit silver coins. Half and quarter -dollae
, dies were found in their possession.
DEATH OF pARRorr, THE 1sts3ToR.
PoyaHKEEps1z, N. Y /, Dec. "A Robert
p. Parrot, inventor of the Parrott guns aud
former proprietor Of the Cold Spring Cur
Foundry, died suddenly at Cold Spring this
morning. .,y.ss,e...S
TEE czEsTtR BARK SUSPENSION.
CHESTER, Dec. ,M.--Mr. Gsorge Bake,
the banker, who Suspended payment or
Thursday last, publishes statement to-
day, showing his liabilities TO be $500
and his assets $192, 900. 60
Tho assets are composed principally Of
real estate, and Mr.. Baker thinks that Il
judiciously managed dollar Tor dollar car
be paid. % ~
REVENUE RECEIPTS. ~.
WASHINGTON, Dec. "a The receipts from
internal revenue to-day, were $579, ,e41 30
and from customs, $685., ,12s.9s. -
DRMocRATIc SUPPORT OF THE pRssIDBNT'l
PAKTY.J ,-g..i
Since the adjournment Of Congress, 8
humber of tho Democratic leaders who
have been in consultation As to their policy
towards the administration in the inevitabl,
prosecution of the wsrfare Of the Kepubll.
cans in the Senate upon the President.
They have assured the President that HI
will have their support in body, which
with the vote of Matthews and severa
other Republicans, will put . quistus upor
any further defeat of administration mea
sures. This will only sggravate the con
test, and will doubtless result in an effor
on the par. of the radical wing Of the party
to driye the party to drive the President tt
the ultipatum Of surrender or tho with
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SOCIETIES..

MEETINGS THIS (TuEsDAY) EVENING.
Asylum Lodge, No. %. .. ..,
Reynolds Encsmpment, No. 8, I'd and
4th Tuesday.
Washington Lodge, No. 1, A. P. A., meets
every Tuesday night in the McClary build
ing. 'l..
. Lincoln Lodge, No. 8, K. Of p, at K. Of
P. Hall, 211 Market street.
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FOREI6H.

PRINCE LEoPOLD's HEALTH.
MANCHESTER, Dec. A--The Guardians
London correspondent says: "The condition
of the health of Prince Leopold, Queen
Victoris's youngest son, is again causing
anxiety"
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me prop
.ighest Biz
lIions of
fr,s js6,OOOJ|
Ea.ll q. in cas
II, and th&
Yer the !
!hlted Sta
'stric of |
aance of
e paid in
. the und(
end Of thd|
loney Will
any of
nd the ma
Ecured by
| 1e 9Th, , A. |
ne he, said pu
u the sale
HImpl'anc
salte, the pu]
{9Od and sd
I'm In lee !
1ee, clear {
ances sui
fild f'id m!lortg} =
esld RailrSo|
G,s;lming u
aemplio}
| G;EoRd ;
A GIRN
GEURd
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TuO3
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-11-08
LAKE CHARLES LODGE, NO E6s,
y. l. E f,
Saddle and Harness Maker.
LAKE. CHARLES, LA.

LIKE CHARLES, La.
g ADDLE Trees made to order, and
y particular attention paid to repair
la& old Saddles and Harness. Also con
stnn!ly on hand bride rigging of al
kln A, h8ltefs, spur rigging, pistol
holsters, etc A liberal share OF the
public patronage 'isr respectfully soil
Gifted, Prices to suit the times.
June II, lS75-ly
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A BARGAIN.

FEsHF'DR. fRASHkARP PLACE, ON TIE
D. Calcasi0u River inst below Marion. ffild
foNn) with al ti.e buildings and Improve
lnenis. md NE HUNDRED AND aIXrN
AcRhS AND.
fertns-Four Hundfed aud Fifty dollars
ga Il.
Apply to GEO. IL. WELLS, Agent, LAX
Charles, Louisiana.
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JUDICIARY.

Supreme Court Chief Justice, 7. c. Man
Mug: ssoriatc Justices. X. ii. Mari, flci
bad Deliian.. ". Z. agan. w. i. spencer !;
ieik Al red 10. a.
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the order ~ Tlse Dag.

A elotious yjuaDy Tor the people.
Oar ~t,ondid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
aaachad I'o~t Monopov. aud after
nuujaus treairndou, Ire npon It's
w,b-, at IrnIh rnpt0ted il. win Five
a. },Jh S"N N@ Macanes. among whoa
W,,. ,:ir iamous singer. which ar,- % ne
SOLID hercayer 1T q greatly re'nced
figure. also aijtenmeuts, oil, rnbhers.
capcs SPRINGS. nceuies i shuties Fol
IoNin@ are ,hp prices Of Singer Sewing
Machines, delivered to any part OF the
coHftlN
Drop I.D,rf with attachments, S'l!S 90;
f1rmeiiv $50 90,
Box Top. Wi h attachments, S:.3 SO !;
formerly SSj00
I'utdID% Cover. With attachments.
as:l& 81 ,oimer : 100 90,
Aud other S vlns IN nonortion
Those wishing 10 purchase viii do We
to see OF write 20 G, II. Dew. wiz it.
now WORKING in onpOst ion 10 hA sew
ing Machine combination I"m1."y 90
canvuS>pts VINO n'e pa,N large c"nl1i}a
Sions, cuna"QurGttg J DEFY compe agl.
Remember, ev"fytn'Hg L sell - ne
SpMipL Mur,,ire tne l. 9 .rssn'ee % he
ie best. Iuok su"ro. l- !, He u1ty
plea 2at Sue Sewing M#cAipe CoMbi-
ma ion Will bring mp III ort;e 10 ootain
thrir cX0nHmI ptices IUelr only
hon7 row is strategy. - II Non "a1i
nytning in The sewing mac0iae ''ae
from a check spring mp 10 IL macu'ue.
cali Oh G. Nj, Dew.
tlt,.,.,l.;t,br ,ty,E,t,If nv 4 ia.
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EIGHTH JUDICIAL prsTR CT.

ElWIIT TT II UFTIAL TISlh VI
Comprising the par hes u st. Landry and
Crlc'siru)
HI ii yulge-Gao W iiudspsta.
y Il lcl "a or cv Pc e.i rawod u.
Rrgaur lcrm C"us g p i.'nalv on lhe
h N..na " o 81 t0t 0g oh@r ~ Ca'h
,ieu vn the is N Fs h'H.un q sept
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II sae Louisiana Cotton HlaRE1a~
featuring Company.

On Saturday representative 81
the Democrat paid visit to the
factory of the Louisiana Cotton
Manufacturing Company. located
on the river just above the Bar
racks. The company has u hand
some and commodious building.
fronting 220 feet on the river by
100 feet IN depth, with grounds
extending back about 1900 feet.
The improvements now consist OF
the main building, of the allow
dimensions, residence for the sn
Jperintendent, ard some tenements
for operatives. 1t is the purpose
Of the company, so soon as clr-
cumstances will justify, to lay out
the ground back of the factory,
which consists of several squares,
into lots, and bnild it up in pretty
cottages, each with a garden plot
attached, for the operatives in The
employ of the company. This,
however, is a dream, only to b
realized when the venture the com
pany has engaged in has been
proven success, though this may
even now be taken as assured.
The company has now in opera
lion $500 spindles and sixty looms.
with producing capacity OF 5000
yards per day. They have already
on hand several thousand yards OF
goods, four-quarter brown sheet
ing, extra heavy, and of Il qualify
that will compare favorably with.
il it is not superior to, the very
best in the market. None OF thesr
goods have yet been offered on the
market, but they will be in a very
few days. The company had ez
perienced some difficulty in pro-
curing skilled labor, but this want
has been supplied, and now they
have regularly employed seventy
five hands-fifteen men, thirty
women, and thirty boys and girls.
The factory now is but in It's Incl
piencv, however, and this fore"
will be doubled in a short while.
The building contains ample room
for more than double the present
productive capacity, and this will
be increased as soon as possible BY
increasing the machinery. A new
end powerful Corliss engine has
just been received and put MP,
with sufficient power 20 run all the
machinery the building can hold.
The property of the company
was purchased at a sale made BY
j. w. Gurley, master in chancerv,
in the suit, in the United States
District Court, of H. w. Denia-
min VS.. Chas. Cavaroc ct al, on
the 18th of May last. and is The
same that belonged to the Inflated
enterprise which proved failure
here several years ago. II was.
purchased by d. G. McCan q Co.,.
who on the Both of Nav fo,m.d
stock company, to whom they
transferred it. This company has
tue enterprise now under wav, with
an authorized capital of $500, 900.
of which 100000 are already sud-
scriDed. The officers of the COM
panv are: Duncan T. Kenner,
president; M. a. Tarleton, secre-
tary and treasurer, and FrB.
Law,y, superintendent.
The enterprise is now on Sc
cure basis, with all the ecapital
necessary, and in the hands of men
of .sasaciey and energy, who are
determined to solve the PROPOSE
ton as to whether or not cotton
fabrics can be manufactured here
ir,s4l&ho South ,xthn.o ~ - Ii .
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WIND AND WATER PROOF

garments a s,ecialty. Our Clo surface Coat
com hrnes tw" garments i one. ror stormy
weather, it is a Perfect Wa err Proof, and in
dry wc: h n, u
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NEAT AND TIDY OVERCOAT.


By a pecnli,r process, the rubber " rnt oe-
tween the two ciotb surfaces, "hirh prevents
mel ing 1T sticking, even in the hot est e.
n ,tes. They are maae in three lors-i'l"e
Black and Brown.
ARE LIGHT, PoRTAELr, STRONG AMI
DURABLE.
We are now Offering th'm al the extremely
low prize of S 0 each. Sen, post-paid any
I'd iress'upon reeeip of price
When yrderi z sia'e siz II ound chest over
vest
Ncliah'e parties desi irg,to see our goo'S,
can send for our TRADE Jourp.tl. giring ttescrp
ttcn of our eadi"g ari,le>.
Be sure and get the Or. ginil Gofdyear g
Steam Vulcauzed abrics
mss~ Send for ! In trat"d price-list of our
Celebrated Potk t Gymnasiur-.
Address carefully.
GOO YEARS Ru FER CFRLFR CO.,
GGT Broadway,
p. o. Bar J15G. Ner Iorh; city.
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Job Printing of all descriptions ee5 Z.
fully executed, with neatnese anaN 4
patch.
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The Waco Examiner.
TERMS OF SUB cRIPTLoN.
StricAy an Aa,pance }

Daily per Annum........ .,..................SS 90
g I" 6 months ..........,....,.,..... ! 81
g I" 3 months 3 so
Weekly per Annum.....,.,. ...,.... ....,.... q GO
PosrAeE--Daily, per annum, 60 cents ad-
ilitional; Weekly, per annum, IS cents add
siona.
A copy free to every club Of ten.
A copy OF the Weekly W Il be sent 10 the
Master Of every Subordinate Grange, he to
transmit Games of subscribers and funds. Re
NIT by Postotfice Order, registered letter, Of
bank check. Address.
M Q. w. DOWNS. 81
Waco, Texas.
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Form. .AelaDtecj to UnioersdL Use.

ANY ARTICLE uNpEP FOUR POUNDS WEIGHT CAN
BE SENT BY MAIL.
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Boa d % Metropolitan Police-L. Wilt.
Alexander Brewster, Robert I'iamord I'D.
Toby, D.. sam.l Chopin Ii. c. Miller, Geo
W. iinpre
Superintendent of Poll e-Thamas N.
BoyiaD.,
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,uleaoi.ea RATHER IL eecy c0tasi0eable

Go0lIL EgBBEH rlDDs.
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A,l,,,tont Generally. B. Penn.

auditor of Public Accommodation Jumel
SUPERINTENDENT # Public Education--R. NJ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-16

teten fi9 ,uiammen, iberfieIen bas Stdbt'
den San @li,ario, nabmeH bic ameritani:
iden Beamten sefansen unb mibbanbeliea
iie. Somit baben mir ben Nusbru9 zines
Rrieses nit Werito ieben ausenbIid gu &C.:
partisen, benn baB bic Ser. ct. f9 bas
sefallen Iaiien, 1T aber bod etwas gu uiel
perIaust. llebrissns 1T in Merito bic @rs
bitteruns sesen bic Union, beiOnoers an
Der @rense, cine 10 sroBe, baB man ieoen
4usenbIid gu llebersrifien bsreit TT. wenn
nur Der S6sin elmer @slesenbeit ii9 ben
Dteritanern barbietet.
gnbIi9 babsn uniere @enerdIe einmaI
einen Siea aber aud einen uOatOmmenen
iiber bic 9aes psrcss Snbiunsr u ibren Sub:
rer, ben Gbief Soiepb, gu uerjeidnen.
Jtabe Der @rense pon @anaba ereiIten uns
iere glauladsn bic Snbianer in elmer ger:
rifenen @ssenb, idlofsn iie elm, tdmpften
nader nit ben tapfern &otbbduten unb ss
selans ibnen enbli4, bieielben 3ur ueber:
sabe gu soinsen. Oas 9erbienit sebibrt
benz General Wilss, bsr NIT isinsn unb
9owaros gruppen mad einem mibieIisen,
beidwerliden Rari9e uon 1000 Meilen
burd Oregon, SOabo anb Montana ben
tIusen Soiepb enbIi@ in bic Sale trieste
unb init al ieinen Rriesern mad bartem
Rampfe sefansen nabm. CUR gbre uon
Soispbs 9euten muB es seiast werben, oaB
iie ii9 sesen bic Anfanss @efalenen uno
perwunbetsn BunbesioIbaten re1t meni9:
LID benabmen. Die 9efansenen unb 9ers
munbstsn iollen auf benz Wifouri mad
Oantton. Daeota, sebradt ,uerben. 3wei
Off,isre Der Busbesurmee fieIen i'm
&fe.
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Nusfdnoif&e gmnof&au.

Gs III eine betriibenbe gr.
i9eiuuns, bic uns beutiderieits immsr
besssnst, wenn Wablen in Srantrei4 iino.
Die bsrlinsr offi,isusn unb offi;iSien BIdt.
ter bIaien bann semeiniam seseu 6rants
reid ms 9Orn. GatIrlid i1lisBen ii9
ibnsn bic &eptiIienbldtter Deuti9lanbs an.
Was 1T nun Der 3wed bieier 9sse9 CANT
unb 3uistru9t in bic &siben Der fransOiis
i9sn Stimmseber 3u iden. Museni9eins
LID fiirdtst Oeuti@lanb elm einises 5rants
reid, iOnit t0nnte IS unmSsIid 10 banbsIn.
ObidoH bic rei@ssetreuen 8latter unb Der
telegraph ni@t mibs werben bas 8Inos
niB jwii4en Stalisn unb Deutidlaub gu
Ieusnen, 10 bsitsbt ss tros aasbem unb
aueoem. Sein 3usd 1T elm boppeItsr, eins
NAL sesen bic 8ir@e, bann sesen Oeiters
reid u. elm seeinistes 5rantreid. @esen
bic 8ir6s 3eist es iid babur9, baB Oeuti9s
lamb StaIien aussnideinIid meter in bsngul:
turtampf bineinbrdnst, als bieies wil, sesen
Oeiterreid, bab beibs 9dnber, OsutidIanb
unb Stalisn, Iiiiterne Ausen, bus cine mad
Deuti9bObmsn, oas anosre na9 WsIid.
tproI ri9ten. Oeuti9Ianb idbe auBerors
bentIi9 serne, oaB @ambstta unb isin Din:
bang ans 5tuoer tdme, ba Der 3misipalt
i'm 3anbe bann iider wdre unb cine @ams
betta'i9e &esieruns i'm GuIturtampfs
Sanb in 5aao nit StaIien unb benz &ais
isrrei9 sinse, um bic fatboIiids &irds in
5shsIn gu i9Iassn. Ood ss wirb ni9t ses
linssn. Die DabIsn in 5rantrsid, bic bisis
Do4e ituttinbeu, iebsn nidt 70 rOiis aus,
ais bic v&otben" sIauben MAIDEN wOaen.
Der eindusise@ @enueier bat wssen unerIaub:
tenn Gni&lasen ieines WabI Manifefss cine
neue @efdnsnibit,afs erIittsn unb isin
Wabl,uf bat ni@t ben ginbru6 beruorse'
bra@t, ben man srwartete. 8Iarer ais Sam:
bette iprs9en bic Sibrer Der 2infen i'm Ses
nate IN elmer Mnlpra1e an oas Bolt; lie
ertldren, bab bur& bic &eSieruns ben res
pubIitanii&en @inri&tunsen @efabr brobs,
fs untsr bem ginfuHe Der @eiitli9teit
itsbs uEb ibre ,Ganbioaten Geinbe sss Vol'
tes isien." Oas 1T 70 beutIi@ ssiprO9en,
bab ss isOsrSauer usritebsa tam. Sn sinsm
sweiisn Wabla lirufe leusnet McWabOn,
bab feline &esieruns bic Yerfaiiuns beorObs
unb sr biirst iiir bic Gufre@tSaltuns Der
Rabe unO Oronuns, Der trieserii4en
Nsutralitdt Ositsrrsi4's udre es bsinabe
uorbsi sswsien, inosm in llnsarn unb Sies
bsnbirssn beimIi@ S5reii&auren gum
Ssampfe sessn @ablanb raitetsn. Bonn
Rriessi&aupIas III bisie WO@e uiel gseues gu
bsri9tsn. Die Glrfen baben in RIeinafsn
cine i4were NisberIase erlitten anb ibr
sweiter Gelb,us i&sint ebeniO unsladll9 su
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-16

anieiseu fir pienirs, 9etisrieu, Ghdslpiete
&C., ais bsm 8eiae Der fatb. air&e aupihsr, as-
ben ieine Aufuabme. .rG
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aue Amaeisen fenbe man fpdteaens
Nontas Nsrgsn ein. Nsa
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6eiraibs- uxb 1Oessan,ssfn mit Sprad
$3.50, obne Spru& $i.00.
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auswSrtiss aadsm miasa ,sraasbaash sess.x.
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2aeals sNnti,rn.

iintsr S 3stIsn grspiu russn Mot anssnon-
men. Giir ieee 3siIe Srssisr obG esreu &axn
bas 1. Ral 10 Gis. bic nGtAen Wale 5 GentS
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2rsiss Diet SnAeissa.

Seten 3oa Der SpaIte per Sasr....-......$t6.0o
J - >, Ncndtt. $1,000
- - - >, 3 Nenatt.....S sc
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WewYort, IL. OFT. Gin grisi pom.
Sapanna iast: DIE aufitdnbii@en strsit:
frdfte bsfinben ii9 i'm 9uitanbs Der sluhos
iuns. Wdbrehb Der laufenbsn @o9s bas
ben lO4 Sniursenten ii@ erseben, unb ss
psrlautst. sab Der 9eneral Yrenbssait ii5
mad ManSaniQo beseben bat, um i'm 9ta:
men uon SO, berieIben, sr0Btentbeils Sjs
fi,iere, llnterbanblunseu an3utnnpfen.1
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-06-30

j. Proctor Knott addressed his CUus,i
tuep'' a, Tsylorrttc by, last week in a leug.
thy speech, in which, says dispatch
He referred to the gres, fraud practised upon
the American people ia the setting up of a US.
urping President. ard while he did not cuun.
sci resistance, yet be would have the rising
generation ,suckt that Hayes held the office
by fraud. The resolution passed by the lower
House, which had really the sole jurisdiction
on the question, WAS on record aud would be
transmitted 10 possxiiy Ia show how fraud
had prevailed. he declared Hayes policy"
was onlya matter Of policy rather than of
necessity, ana iaSi the soaih oSed nothing
10 him for any qule; or reliet II" offered =
full vindcatioa nfhis own course in all his
official acts 10 his constituents, E0WHr they
would approve mis- course.
lie closed by asserting, though uNta prophet.
that the next few years would reveal an amount
OF corruption heretofore upeXSmpled IN all
our history. Various Ubiquitous schemes some
Of which Hrr now hstshiEg, would I've brought
forward in " revive the dropping eaorcies If
The South, urged By r,s.s aud cliques tor
scliinieres', Walls Tie dear people would
have 20 "pGy.'
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Go,lsy'S I.atly's Book

The valuable feature of this publication
which makes it indeed the mos, popular oI
illustrated by beautiful colored plates, of ev
cry novelty and change in ladies' fashion,
for the month. Yet aside from this 1t con.
,ains great deal OF very entertaining as well
stories, poetry, recipes, household dircciinns
etc. Two very handsome crgrayings. Young
America and The Old Mil, also aloru the
July number.
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I,allou's Monthly.

ually fine poetry, and NJ. QuaG's department
of fun, the July Ballou's is exceptionally at
traciive Following are the leading con
tents;
ural History: Scenes In Iceland; RosamonC
Pond; City of Toulon, France; Ralph Hunt
ington's Trial; Song; The Rector of ST
Luke's; New Days; Miss Cartoons Ship
A memory; The Heiress and her Guardian
"A tale of English country life; O'Dupgan':
Wreiched Fiasco; Lucy's Friend,-Our Young
Peoples Story.teler-The Child of the Viii
Gerness. a true story of early life in the north
west; Ruthvens Puzzle Page; Curious Mat
tiers; The Housekeeper; Things Pleasant
aud Otherwise; Historical Pictures (humor
Gus illustratlonsl
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The Penn Monthly,

No magazine reaches our table whose con
tents we value more highly those of the Penn
Monthly. Nothing light, fippant or fIivolou;
ever mars its well printed pages, bat they are
crammed fulof real, honest, sterling thought
as will be seen by the following table of con
tents of the June number:
The Philosophical Method of Political
Economy-Prot. Y. +. Cliffe Leslie; The or
IGN of the Will-Prof. f ID. Cope; Naya
Administration; Mr.. Darwin on the Fcrniz
alton of Flowcrs-Prof. Thos Meehan; Tran
scendentalsm in New Enpland-Samuel l.
Miller, VI. D.; The Moth; New Book Book,
Received, etc.