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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-03
Y. WI. M. L.. A.
Quarterly Meeting Last Mig

quarterly Meetihk Ahst NisH
The Directors of the Young Mems
Mercantile Library Assocla ton met last
night In the Library Rooms. opposite
the Gibson House, at which time the
quarterly report of the Secretary and
Treasurer was read by Mr.. w. w. Tay-
Ior. This shows the number OF Volumes
in the Library TO be $4,000; new volumes
obtained during the past quarter, 100;
number of volumes taken rom the L.
brary during the quarter, 12,720, OF
which 10,z69 were novels; number ol
books consulted in Library, SOO.
During the quarter the balance IN the
Treasury has increased TO a sum $500
greater than that OF a correspondlnG
date last year. The report shows the
receipts during the quarter 10 have
been 1869 81, and the expenditures
$2O63 50, a balance remaining in tne
Treasury OF $500 o3.
The Libra is reported in more
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-03

The glossy redness and swelling OF the
fingers, and the itching and minute red pimples
Of those pars, rs wen as the peeiing on o. the
ski and The cracking and dryness, especially
on the backs OF the hands and wrists, which
are common and often incurable causes Of
can soon be removed by washing
the hands regularly with Gleun's Sulphur
soap. Sod by druggists, grocers anu fancy
goods dealers. Depot, CRIrrENTON'S, No.
7 Sixth avenue, New York
hilps Nar ana Whlsker Dye black or brown,
J0c NJ W&F
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-03
MEDICAL COLLEGE,.
Pulte Medical College.
Open ng Of Winter Session Of Lectures.

Introductory Address by Prof. VIM H. Hunt.
of Covingtou, "WEDNESDAY EVENING, the
Sd inst, commencing at O'clock.
The public and friends OF the College are
cordially invited to attend. IL
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-03
CORDIAL.

During the late war it was given to
many OF our friends and volunteers in
the army, who were suffering from Diar-
rhea, caused by change of water, un-
healthy and improperly cooked food,
and in every case it was used with the
best results.
This is no quack nostrum, but the
prescription of regular and successful
city physician Of extensive practice and
regulations; the prescription has been
used for some years IN our own families
with invariable success.
Every family should have a bottle OF
this Cordial ready for immediate use. A
single dose of only few drops in tue
early stage OF these diseases will often
check and cure the disorder.
Travellers, who are subject to SO many
changes of water and diet, will find this
a valuable article. The Walls are small
and strong, and can be carried without
Inconvenience.
1t is scientific prescription prepared
with the greatest care, and we recon-
mend it with the utmost confidence as the
best remedy known for the diseases
mentioned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-03
ESrOOklVM Travel,

Passengers for Brooklyn, N. Y, via
the Panhandle & Pennsylvania Line,
are now transferred by steamboat direct
TO FultOn-Street Wharf, Brooklyu, I'M
on arrival at Jersey City,
thus avoiding the two ferries and the
transfer across New Yorh
city. This will be found very great
Q convenience by BrOOklYM travel.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-03

A writer in the kalelgn Register i'll
sists that North Carolina has HoW more
labor, skilled and unsklled, than 1t can
possibly use to advantage with its pres
ent amount OF capital, ana he wants in.
lending immigrants 10 be warned of,
unless they are capitalists.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-03

$40 TO III coo invested in Wall str et
stocks uakes fortunes every month.
Book sent ire" explaining everything
Address BAXTER Il CO., Bankers, Ii
Wall street. New York.
sc26- -IydW, F& M&oc4-lyw,eow
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-03
LIQUORS, 60.
J. A. JACKSON & CO.,
27S West. Fifth Street.

276 West Fifth Street,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers i'm
Fure and Old Kentucky Whiskics,
Imported and california Wines and
Brandies of all kinds, Gins, RUNS,
and all descriptions of Bottled
Goods for Family and Medicinal
purposes. All goods Retailcd at
Wholesale Prices, and an invita-
lion is extended to purchasers to
give us n call before purchasing
elsewhere. Nas" Remember, 278 w.
Fifth, 3 doors east of Central ave.
In connection with this house 10
a fine Sample Room. oc3-3t ,F&M
, 1877-06-08

1t has been discovered by our Washington
correspondent, after many woeks Of patient
tol' that Gen. LooAH has not boon offered
tho Customs collcctoFahip Of the port Of
Chicago. 1t La now also learned that tho
Preaident, somc time since, fortified himself
with this bilfet, TINT he might, In tho event
OF q movement in force by tho friends Of
tho ex-senator upon the White House, have
by him q charm which would, while not en-.
tFely appeasing tho desiros Of the attacking
party, oct Is soothing aud healing balm
for their wounded expectations. The mis-.
Bion to Brazil Ia yet omen.
, 1877-06-08

Tho I1ouDonsE claimant comes to the
front again, and claims public attention
through the attorneys representing his case.
It ID said that they arc on the track of i'm.
poftant proof to supply tho miasing link,
being tho fog-book Of tho schooner
Osprey, by which 0n7oa claimed to
have been picked up and rescued
after his shipwreck. Tho Captain OF
the schooner ia the object Of much earnest
inquiry in San srancisco, whero be is under.
stood to have been lately interviewed on tho
subject OF the great English sensation. It Is
probable, however, that tho missing Captain
possesses no proofs that would stand the
terrible ordeal to which tho evidence of the
claimant was submitted during the trial OF
lis caae.
, 1877-06-08

oAPect0%ioAa tLlAk IL Wouiu f0CL1uo all lHa
nations of Europe. Those who bought grair
at The exaggerated prices must Of courat
sustain the loss, but whether they hold tht
grain or sell 1t Is lnattor entirely Of ttcil
own concern, The city has had, during
the whole excitement In wheat, plenty
Of orders hero for whcas TO be shipped when
tlio price should fail to given figures. MANY
Of theso orders, which have boen here for
weeks, have been filled. The ordors from
Europo-nnd thoy arp now largely sent tli.
rect to this city-havo been filled the mo-
mont tho purchaser and tho seller agreed On
prices. II the consumers Of the Eastern
States will not pay tho prices asked for
wheat in the Wost, then 1t is question Of
endurance between tho holder here md tho
man who wants the article. The business Of
buying wheat In Chicago on European orders
has bad tho effect Of rendering prices In New
York of loss concern as governing this mar.
ket. Purchasers Of grain to flll foreign
orders make their own contracts for freiahts.
-ocean as we'll as inland, and hence tho
rrices IN Liverpool, aud not those III Now
York, mainly govern IN this market,
In this mattor tho "option" trndes
havo very litlo influence. They nay attract
grim for sale in Chicago whic,, might bo
sent elsewhero to bo sold on commission, but
they do not influence this market to any
anch extent as the Buffalo Adreyt;ser sun.
poses. Contracts for tho purchase OF salo Of
wheat thirty, sixty, or ninety days in tho fu-
turo havo less controlling influence on salcs
Tor immediate ahtpmont than thu RnfFo1o
, 1877-06-08
THE SHIPMENTS OF GRAIN.

Tho Buffalo Commercial 1dcerkiser finds in
the "option business in grain In Chicago d
large explanation Of tho dulluesa In tho lsks
transportation busineas. Tho explanation Ia
hardly warranted by the faots, and is made
on an erroneous assumption. In the first
place, tho option business does not depend
upon whether thero bo large or small n,an-
titles Of grain In store here, In tho uext
place, Chicago ts graln market, and not
merely warehouse. Tho argument ia that
the option trnde keops prices above what
they should be, and henoe Chicago, instead
OF forwarding tho grain to be sold, holds 1t
1of large prices. Tho same paper saya:
The surplus products OF tho Wcst must be sold
~ -. wv s3est consuming centres OF Europe, Now
EnsIsna' aha New York. But prices have bcen
a"sy .sa maea h1gher 1t Chicago aud Milwaukee
than a New York. Consequently eyery buahol II
gram moved Wa shipped In face Of certain io.s.
Oas'neee may 30 transacted for short time with
nf1ees IN thl4 anomalous condition but not lnno
sooner Or latcF shipments must sion, Tint il Inst
"Ras aaA happened, Ahd now va 6ad aceumulatino
a. tae "est enormous quantities of xsaIa thnt
~. s.ot.u oo W ~ way to tho seaboasd
oat tnlA u nor tho enly Injurious effect OF rockies.
speculation. Vessels anI railway cars aro com,
pel!ed 10 lis ldls when they should bo emplored.
Thu fuinously low rates OF two ecats 4 Lu.hei m
corn ffum Ghicsgo 10 Buffalo, and four and . nn,r.
ter ceuts from Buffalo to New York, fall 10 {piuc.
forward movement In tho course Of tiue. hou
ever, shipments must be resumed, ~ there IL n
limit TO tho storage capacity Of tho warehouses Ut
4he West When the deadlock Il broken thu
ehunecs ARE that heavy shipments viii bo uac aud
tnsa the vessel And eaasl.boat owners will have
thels opportunity. FselXhH will advance IN prp.
poefon TO the magnitude OF tbs movement
, 1877-06-08

hass1an n money is Mt discount, says dis-
paten Iha Government Is i,ard up. It docs
not meet Its butcher. baker, grocer, ice, and
other bills promptly. People Gro It's promises
70 pay with squint like Ben Durlsn,s, Debt
levels noblliics. After this aort Of experience,
We hope that tho next time an American trtcs
to borrow half dollar ot tho Gar In order to
get his morning bittcss, the Emperor's fellow.
iccl!nR WILL make him wontrous kind. and that
he'll mako the loan, and ovon grant an cxtcn.
sion on It In memory Of Ills present financial suf.
feTinga.
, 1877-06-08

Qu1xoy, ILL.,. June 7.-Tao concert Tonight
closed Tho sesies Of grand musical entertainments
given shls weak By the Illinois saeugerfest Asso-
ttatlon. The performances wpru Ut the highest
otdar OF excellence. shs mus1e being selected
chiefly from The massern|ecta Of Wagner, Men
ds.ssohn. Beethoven, And 1tossini. Tho meeting
Of tho bssngcffess Association In this city has becn
By far tha most Important and euccesaful Of any
that has jet been held, and IL IL undesstuod shas
the meeting next year will b held In Chicago.
Tho Association elosss tho weeks entertainments
With grand plcuie II Singleton Park Tomorrow,
and = ball In tho evening 3.
, 1877-06-08

Secretary souunz has takon steps toward
thorough overhau1ing of tho Indian Bureau.
an institution which in tho past hns greatly
NODDED It. Tho manor in which purchases
have been made, money disbu1scd, and con-
tracts awarded is to DO investigated by n
board OF Examiners specially selected By
Mr. SCnunz for tho work.
, 1877-06-08

There ID Just as good authority for snail,
ing program" tho Now York Pot claims, Al
ioE monogram" or Hdtasfam."
Mary Clommer and Miss Abigail Dodge sre
At wst tho cause Of theIt disagreement bsIne lhe
easo OF nlAIno ". tho American psop's.
Will Carleton, tho poet, called the ooiored
people Of Washington, on urcor..lou.Ddy. ..,bo
jet jawulFy Of theif clau," and they hated him
from that momeuk
There IL gentle agitation Ia New York
Tor tae formation Of = now National ACADEMY of
Design. Authors OF s'sojcctcd addrcsacs" cym.
peta1xe villa the movement heartily,
Secretary Evarts said to tho boys of A..
Paufs School. Concord. N. H., last week. that In
political l'to thsFn il good deal OF machinery, and
Jou cannot alwaJa tell In popular aoyernment
whether 1t Ia The men or Tho nnaehlnesy that win
the day. '1
SAMUEL II. Janney. the Quakor author and
phiiosophsFt died recently At his patiye n1aca In
Loadon County. Va. aged 10. Ills PRINCIPAL
works were tho Lilo Of pnen, q Life 'of George
Fox. and tslslory OF tho Quakers, Another ~.
cent death was that Q! Mn. Elizabeth i. L, E,,et
nne "foto u tao aee OIL tragedy, aad rhercsf.
tef many esisica! essaJs, sketches. and tuyttlya
pieces, including such works ~ "Quesns Of
American SocletJ." and ''Court. Of The 10,
pub,e."
4 Lesson for ambitious youth Peter D,
unRhsm. Tho Boston phtlanthropist who died worth
many millions the oshcs day, laid tho foundation
81 hh fortune by selling rum ovsF the COUNTER yos
many Jeass ha kept tho most noted haE.Foom In
Boston. and the n'ost dangerous. Nuw hs has
lefI bis money u found hospital. Pefhsps hs
might hass saved himself sfoabls. and atttl hays
eseneu things up, BY kssplu9 out Of the rum busl.
noss at tbs beginning, and pursuing 4 runJ.st
livelihood ia lhA peanut lima pntil tn. ana ~ ~
, 1877-06-08

The Cincinnati Gd2ttts Ia distressed at thf
prospect of restoring tho ailver dollar, which
dollar that paper thinks is m unsafo ono, Il
opposes tho bi.metallio currency, aud only
wants specie-payments in gold. For hnlf a
century tho United States had gold aud
silver currency, tho silver being tho moro
valuable Of tho two. In 1873 both wo.c n
legal teudor in tho payment OF debts, public
and private. md, by special contract, in
payment OF the national tlobt. Silver vaa
then' as 1t had boon for ycars, worth 8 per
cent mora than gold. Congress tl,on abol-
ished silver coinage, taking the inferior coin
mud mhking it tho exclusive legal tendor In
payment OF the public debt, and, with thu
paper money, tho legal tenasr in payment Of
private debsa Tho grievance of the Gazetse
III that the attempt is TO substitute mn in.
ferior dollaz for tho superior one,-whioh ia
preciaoly what Congress did by inv In 1878.
and which tho Governmens.had been doing
practically for forty years in its business.
Tho Gazttts further says:
Hero is almost confctston Of the conspi,scy to
cheat tho people out Of both the grecnback dollar
aud tho cheap silver dollar, under cover Of fur1on,
zeal for tho latter. It Ia from TuE culoAeo Tam.
rHH: ~
sss neGse;Fs IL sest. S t9
II :sss s|; s::Ss safs
ao.s e Rss: ss ss
And why shall 1t stop at 100 cents, wby no.
r1eo to lo3 cents ~ bcfore, and take heht as to.
so'e. Docs Tue THtnusn pretend tho invention
, 1877-06-08

war commenced has bcon equally honorable,
especially NJ regards her relations to English
interests, upon which point she fas over
and ovor again sent friendly aa9urancca, and,
II wc may believe reports, sho ii now prepar.
ing to send assurance again in an official
sorm to tho queru1ousness and Jealousy Of
tho English Government.
, 1877-06-08

Omaha haa just learned what hurricane
nn do when 1t lays itsoH out seriously, It
lid 30 In this caso, and in addition laid out a
Iroat many buildings, fences, trees, and
things. Happily no lives wero lost OF serious
personal injuries suffered,
, 1877-06-08

a very excellent example for tho Imitation Of
members OF tho Chicago polIcc-forco Is to DO
founa ID the casc Of Officer BLgaL4 Now York
policeman Ho has saved sixteen persons from
browning, and l'as refused promotion AZ a re-
ward for his noble acts. That kind Of men will
oc on duty after they tic.
, 1877-06-08

And PriVato DALzELt, initiating. statesmen,
mas taken to writing letters. He Issues 4 short
one from Columbus, O., telling what " wc u nrs
going TO do for tho Republican purity in tho fall.
Would It not bc advisable for some Of these lct-
tcr-"r1tcra who aEo dlsposlnR Of mattoss to
glYe tho people clIanco to spoak md actf
, 1877-06-08

It is about ttmo for htr. Sam RANDALL. tn frr.
n'sh another "no thoroughfarc " In the ltera-
ture Of that Tcxns Pacilc subsidy. Tho North
Is cold on tho subject. We chi upon gussEr
COZ, described a tho canary Of Democratic
politics, to say something on tbs subject. Itls
more Important thnu his humor In tho case Of
GEORGE II. BUTLER
, 1877-06-08
GOV. STONE, OF MISSISSIPPI.

A lnftAf hna hmm
which was written ,bv INV sross =, ,uu's .,....:
sInpi. 1aat Octobar r. A.. ~. :. ~, ni'Ss,s' 81,
ATTORNEY. qororo1 - n, 11,,;.., Wv" ~, .eo
lotter IL ;moor,ont l., a., t..s,- o' 4A'
s7onE,s rcsnon.ib;,;tv for t,a ~ e,.ts, a.'ua wy
and nnnishmont ~ ~. .saa.e! FF'oDo.A.9n =,
Cu1so1x family IN Ka,,no~ rans.- =, -, .no
this assosaination occn--ea ~ "Aen
not nj thu f,.n,t,l ~ ~. a...' 49, o1oss was
other city attending n S1osor,o aa1a,.a.:ar
A man Of influence in mn naioin,,n o."sa4' oa"n.4
| and friend Of Jndeo 0u,so, 49, - .o4l'y'
pcal from 3fra ou,so,x for .,-at ,s.,s 90 tn; ~
poor vonon tben had ,7oo.1 .ss ~,
hor house. n f,v;no t,ovo,,or ,s,1 S -
wounded unto f,oa,b g. .,,rs., s.'.N'., a"
to bury her eon md lsova t,,n s...... oa ~,
lor hnaland ona ~ I,,ra,,... % ~ h..e eo'a;y WIN
oou1t1 f,n,ah tho,- ,..,.,.- sAo nIo" ~.
y,,,,., N'"''''7 "esignh. 1ho
At'on" "ao oofe hef message to tho Govern
or also volunteered to raise body of I'm
mon To ASSURE thia protectinn. md II ,,,-,,,a
the essasginy. If Gov. srovr ,roa,., s.!na ra.suo
him IN t,o M a., c.es"-', "e41. aa'nof'@o ~
Ill" I" 10 30. GOV. sToSE refused the nec-
essafy permission, but replied that ho would
hurry back to tho Canitnl and f,ivo ths o,a.
his fmm efIatn nttep+ion
-, =. "ss'"0"' o1s. oH1SoLA Tc-
A4A'"sA ~ nss noHo WIN the tlends sur-
rounding her house and threatening nlf TINT
was left Of her family. Il WA unneca.aorv
hovovor ro- t,,o f,..,., n. uu"o'eoaaty'
a. NV ''''1''n"@ouRa 70 carry
sa''t =. ntatoeloaa "or1 my further, for Judge
CHtsoIA and Ills daughter both died from tho
fHRhtsul wounda slreaav infijctoa r,,, e..
Meonwh,1e. aox aro,,. ao,,.... ~" .ue1a'
ht1tjm, IN oa,,i.a hos,s ssua ~ -. " aaFe saken
1 '''.4o :" eo'nuB oaok 70 tho Capital, aud
when ho got there apparently did nothing.
Tho last We hoard Of him VIVA l., ~. .l.a
~ an i,,a-v,o,, j.. -.,-1 NA '"' "A4pe
-. 10y, ~ "A'oa no 4S represented
~ @"y'ue thas II was not in his power TO pro-
coed IN the matter, and TINT ho nuat lnayo
the apprehension and uunfebmant ~ III, -.
sassins In tho hands of tba toc,1 ofs,a;.1e =.
IN this s,atono,t .vh,o1, ...,... ~ *~,. ~
:, ""'ea Anaes Tue 1ol!oWing |
4etteF utnelys
JACKSON. Miles,. Oct 4 1e7d.-Aaornty. GIN
s. nas aaIs, hasAlaafon. D. O.: In report Of your
enrc IN Ht..,s.,nn. " oeps. 20 you mako refer.
my hands. Iam MARI |so" atsmao ao'e.sss s noeo as
aass, to trteut. fhs sar. In A.sitsippt, ona con-.
sfses M4 rnos'' pace There ia,nethss lnttnida.
.smbss IN "nh',c .n.,". 'aaaeon. hoth pa'tlos as
and both raftics esnyss. vs,haut w. u"aa.pse'
every county. The reports to .ho Denar,,nsns ~
.us!!eo IN fegnrd to this State oftens,mes allcgo
tao. =; " ~ uan'ues .. wh'ch receive dsat inttma.
Natlona, Capital. m~x..a ~ epaenes a.1a rom !ao
pie seek to msscpscscnt, but thlnk II not fa,e w.
State should b. condemned by wholesale without
1Ss.,ng. ,sas aak' ehsn ~ matter Of Justice 10
~ zronps .e"as .va w. ~ ns names aas And places
eposted 10 you. Department, re raj
sroags als rtsponstatt 70 stats oatAortii<s, and
Akt<Af - ftssSf
, 1877-06-08

IL It possible that tho Gear has an American
on MS stall This namo Of J1M1.Nt sounds
Ike that OF an old fayorlte Of the public, though
no was not Baron md is dead. Tho Baron
JlA1Ni muat bo 1.oamIu-oH cousin.
, 1877-06-08

There was timo whoa Gcu. Ben F. Bur1xu.
IN tho evolution Of crises, Appropriated to
etatcsmanshIp; but circumstances have brought
ha to tho degcueracy Of = snappine-turtle.
With large amount OF ytctousncss to 4 vast su.
pcrhclal area OF shell.
, 1877-06-08

TuE TnnuSE's correspondent at 1b,a,lo
telegFaphs that tho Turkish garrison at
A1atehfn haa beon largely reinforced as 10
numbera, but TINT tho firing of their bat
'teries has ccased on account Of tho eeantv
supply OF a'nmunition,-n deficiency which
u said to be common among tho sultan's
, 1877-06-08

a Cincinnati paper expresses surprise at the
dccllnation by Mr.. 8onN8IpEn Of tho Swiss
Mission, and cannot understand tho spirit whlcl,
nut'natcs tho gentleman. IA Ohio of1ice-seckcrs
noVcFdccllno anything, tho emotions and atupil-
ity Of tho editor ara perfectly natural.
, 1877-06-08

hassachusosts politicians arc fighting over tho
boston CollcctorshIp. aiMAoNsi ID the Collector.
ataAoNs Is Bu7LHR'e man. II IL Du11aR's pcr.
SIMMONS against tho crowd.
, 1877-06-08

The Passafc River has acres Of dead fish, to
m account OF which tho Eastcrn Journals giro
columns; yct ne think Of 9tying only llnc to
making achc-rs Of living ones.
, 1877-06-08

.wAuDAEs1A LODGE. 10. i'm A, F, aadA. NJ
RtEutAf Communication th!A Friday evening, june
fen cordially Invited, Z. ST. JOHN. ~ NJ
J. C. HOWELL btc'5, '"'
, 1877-06-08

| N''1s0" tA"@ JetaoU6J o
Inc English 9oyornment.
nrr nmTIrn,o c.@-1.,n
II haa r,obshfv ~ ona...aa oH. y. 1-
Iurtxn that ho 10 r,ot,,n ,,,,a.s,, $3.50. wv
sarily md ofTcnsvolv eor.nionans ] "In'.uo =, ~.
politics Of tho DIV. Il von1i nrot,ah,. 80 .,s,,' s'
mt Tim afiohto.t ,1,er..,,.. ~ r.. ~ .sA&
THING t,n,1 cvor .rnoo.,a1 ,,sa,t ~ ~. - "uua ~
1rn II nov In :. ,,aa;,,na ..ts~a ~,a': ~. Do4'
10 sorvo bis amblt,on ,nstaad ~ ~ .hs ~, T.,
fluonco md norvor .~h;ot, 10 ,ss,,..,,, ~ w ~,
for md TO somo ortart ..t,,ao1 nv. sssA. =.
Inns been 1t hott]ed m y ~ of,as s,x;ss -. -.
noro1v attroc,;r, Atlantis. ..h..s viva
oven taonoh n ts a. III. ~. .1;s.s,-.s,. s.'
For two veoya .nrcooa,n" ~ ss' sa.sa. y.
Congress- In 1874 ho emil ;as, s,.,. .oA
p1ota not,&ic.i ohscr-,,r H.. 49, ~. 'asn oo',1- ~,
h.ar,1 ~ l., co,,aae.lar "..n .ans s ~ nHs onss
caucusos md so1ioitino Fodora1 nntransas .
Ills election ,aat fall e,o.o H., r.. se S"..t',
onnortuniiv In o.eort h,rss.1. -. ~ o''.so @
improved Il nbnnd.nt,v. Tha a.. ~ .,,..o ~ aos
public opuenrnt,co he 1as rnoan 49, 49, 1s.s ,'as" -
lila owr dteco,,atrrn ~ .a. -...s.,, w. ~
in tho teast. becanao ha ha. .ha~.,,H ~ sa.a.. A.n
tho notorictv vbioh q !, na. no ~ h,:. oy sauso
10 reach, @' '@'' '''8 84''' ''i1A
1vaa natural TINT nor n,,.n ..,,
plaeo 1,imao1f In no.,t1on - .1.. s...u, suou.o
tho present Administration. Evorv wor,, =
President HArm bn, ,t,orod 49,, a.s.s. "s.~
movement ho boa mo;1a ,ovo sho,s,. ~ 49,. v'eLs =,
is DISPOSED to cnt oxav f-on, ~ ~ % ~. as .a Nv
onces Of which can ~, -. ~ ,....N .u-
tyne. Ia VIVA abrevd ana.a,, =. s sa
this. still tta bantorin1 tos ~ 4o.oseo
atror, tha+ ~, a.. 80 ~. t"@A ,u.se WIS ~
a nonbou who m ha, ' .,.S.. s "s.o ~ 1onal1 OF
f.- ill., ...-.'s.. o'0 N. o4os." nE1' ptooaoiy
~ -sA 'Ho putPoae OF demonstrating that his
ueulocfat1c antecedonts had not proiuliccI
, 1877-06-08

4fcvtcAer's Theatre,
Msdlfou street. between Dearborn md eta.A.
"0uF noafd!ng. House."
, 1877-06-08
c0&I SAFE

Nsw Yoax. June THE Psnnsylvanls Coal
Company will sell $40, 600 tons coal nexs Wc3ncs.
dAy II auction, deliverable IN Mx ve4ta frou
JU1a IL