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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-12

LATEST news from The neighbour
hood of war makes the prospect OF
continued war more likely than ever.
Russian opinion is decided in its
tone, and pronounces against sus-
pension of hostilities until a final
peace can he made ON the basis Of a
overthrow of the Turks,with the con-
eession of independence to Bulgaria
and Selyia, the cessiou Of large and
valuable territory to Russia and free
navigation of the Dardaue.Is to the
bottoms. The terms are not at all
uining or modest, and the Russians
40 not seem at all tinid in defence
of their claim. The more than or
binary success Of the Turks at E1eua
also joins with the determined mind
Of Russia to lostgcre The end Of the
var.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-12

SENATOR BUTLER, Of South Caro-
lima, has been assigned 60 the Com
Mittee on Military Affairs. His ex-
pe'ience at the Hamburg massacre
will make his services Of value.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-12

Or the 27O 600 voters in Ken.
lucky, 10000 cannot read, and over
10000 Of the men who cannot read
are whites. Well may the Louis
vile courier Jo,0nm remark: "Thr
great need of the Commonwealth is
a good common school system"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-12

THE Milwaukee Wisconsin is an
thoil'y for the statement that the
Governor-elcct, Smith has rendered
the appointment of Private Secretary
to Maj. Geo. w Burchard, Of Fort
Atkinson, an old personal friend
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-12

sLIPp RY Dick ConnoIy, the ex.
ring Treasurer Of New York yester
day confessed judgment III that city
to over &S,5000,0UU, lis counsel pu-
litely declining to put the country
to the expense of a tedious litigation.
All the city Of New York now has
to do is TO collect the SS.500,O 00.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-12

THE climiral proceedings in Fond
du Lac against Hon Dana G. Lamb,
State Railroad Commissioner, have
been dismissed in the Circuit Court,
OH the motion of the States Attor-
ncy and at the request of the com
plaiuaut, O. =. Reed, for the reason
that the facts do not sustain the
charge Of larceny.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-12

THE silver men claim to have a
strong enough force in the senate TO
pass Blain bill over the presiden.
tial veto.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-12

THE Erie canal has closed over
with ice, and navigation has ceased
The pensive mule will now get
rest.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-12

Total. ....,..-...-... ~ W
The working at the well shaft
were next examined. They are il
the Browu-rock division Of the Ga
lena limestone, and about % feet
above the lower workings. As viii
be seen on reference to the map. the
ground is worked in an irregular
shape about 800 feet Iong, 10y $50
feet wide
It's estimated that S200,0 goo worth
of ore has been taken, in the course
OF all operations. from this small, ir-
regular piece of ground. 1t was tg,l
Of large flat sheets and pitches, and
was worked in some places to a
height Of 80 feet. 1t now produces
%otons Of zinc ore per week, and
SON lead ore. This is exclusive of
the ore raised 10y numerous miners
", lkiug here on tribute
Two sheets were observed. One
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-12

description by Moses Strong of the
different di4gings worked in The
Lead Regions at the time-lS16.
Among these are many things that
will be Of interest which we shall Sc
lect from time to time for publica-
ton in the TRIBUNE. OF the Ross
& Henry mine at Linden the report
says:
These diggings were first opened
in 1898, and worked by various par
ties mp to 1893, altogether for lead
or., and in the middle beds Of the
GaIena limestone Prior to 1853
they. are said to have produced 49,
600, U0Ulhs. of lead ore
Ia 1853 they were bought by
PlttshurS company, and operated
by water-w wheel, in the upper aud
lower pipe-clay openings, also FIR
/, AL ore The amount OF lead ore
produced by them was about 800, 800
pouuas per anuuin. The works IL
naily became uuprofitab e, aud were
SUSPENDED 10y them in 1866. IN this
,.nndi,;on thew remained until the
en,iug of 1S71 when they were
honob, by Messrs. Ross & Henry,
by whom work was resumed III April.
INV are NV ouer,ted for hl4ude
or bareback Smithsouite and such
load ore 'os incidentally occurs with
!. ~, rasnniug Yorl; the urinriral
,rarotions of the first six months
20, pa claaniuo ont the old shafts and
dritts ,r.ctiTy n.,v enginn Of thi,.
ty.horse mower. with a Iilt.uumu. TO.
other with the necessary l,pildin,s
and othr, machinery The sheets
worI,.d hora hava, .ingnl,r commit
c,ti,u al ..aats and nitrhes" borh in
,I,.i, connection with eorb o,hprand
in res,ert to their General conrsa
At,en,Ion il ba,e called to fine re.
u,a,I,ahle curvature. Of the sheets 81,
nitch,s H.ciuriur ot fine well shaft
th.y t,l,a = ,,,ih.osta,lv course
,.,,yi,,r ,,onrd tn = uo,tIwest,,.l,
ono At tho onrine ehaft and f,olIy
tn -, westerly ana ot ths west ,uun
.haft IN, nu. noraI,.l case !. Known
ia ,La a,,,n.a cad r.o,on II j. tha
r,uoo 81 the Dndoov;Ile
di,t,ict si,n,tnd IN five Same ,nan-
;,o and ,rn,l,.a lon. tba s.r,a ora
hII,,r,l, tl,o Ll,,lo rsnoII,, ,,-
,,rs - rra ehnat ,.t i !. h.a-
,,,.,tI, .o,,,.,tad Win two ~. ,hroo
,ia,.ol,ol .,,.l,a, ono. hv ve;,s 90
..,i..l,a. M .L.nt ora, .onu,o;,,
la,..Lol ,i.,ns ~ th,o w,lI n,' ,.,n-
.aI, ,f ,,,ions size co,n1,,.i,.
.,,,,,nd.a r,.nro ,r,,o -nn,,,oIs
o,.,.n,. i, a., Nod lind Win y.,y
,.n,,son,e ,,v.t,l. of o,l,o,, ono ~
With rn.nn,I, ,.,nn,ad from Ma
,,;,,o ,ooo.,ra. G,n f,.t hy two
A,,o,l,or ,o,rii,,;ty ,n,;..d wac
,hn n,dinr - s.y.,.ol ri...s ya;rh-
,,,n t.nn, nnn ;, G,n nn,,I, nn,n
nns.d ~ w,Il-,n.l, ana ore witch
,,a,. ,on,nl.1 and worn smooth ro-
-,rlliro. small drirt L,nIi,,s Th.,,
,rar, End in tbn Iownr ,,;ne-rIay
on.,,;r.r .ard lad boon datochad from
the wall, al us Junction WIN the ore
They must have undergone cOnSil-
.,,,{l, ..,,.;,,n arl characterization, o,.
...,,..,. .,..,,t,.,,.,.,,,'.,, ',.,,,.,,.,,,.'.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-12

Born houses Of Congress have adj
journed until Monday
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-12

coming down through the drift, and
pitching to the sputh, aud the other
coming in from the north on Eat,
making pi ch to a second flat, and
a second pitch through the floor Of
the drift. 1t is known from the eX-
tension of the works connected with
the engine shafts that the two unite
below and make large sheet (as is
usually the case, which continues
down to the lower opening.
AT the west pump shaft Wine
was sunk 10y former company to a
depth OF 40 feet in the st. Peters
sandstone. with the Intention OF pen
etratlng through the formation A
small amount of ~blende is said to
have been found. hnt no regular
sheet. Considerable ferrugiuous
matter was also found.
There appears TO be no reason
why the ground SHOULD not continue
remunerative for long time, as it
is compal atively easy to work, and
the amount of water relatively small
1t seems quite likely that these
ranges may connect on the north
with Mon iSon'> diggings, and Oh the
south with the Faul diggings, should
! the latter prove true the mines would
all drain into the creek near Linden
and be worked at much less expense.
1t is estIlnaten by the owners that
during the first six months Of their
operation, the mine produced ten
tons of zine ores per day: and from
that time to the present it has pro-
duced twenty tons of zine ore per
day, and more than 100000 pounds
of lead ore per annum The value
Of all ores for the last two years Is
estimated at $500 per day. The
mine n W furnishes constant employ
ment to one hundred and eighty min
ers and other employees The owners
have lately introduced the Ingersoll
pneumatic drill with air compressor;
and use Rend rock extensively, tue
explosions being effected by an cleo
tie battery"
WE are in receipt of a circular
from the State Board Of health, treat
ing on the means Of prevention of
Small P0X. The circular states that
during the last fifteen months this
terrible disease has broken ont in 80
~ H.,,,,t localities ia a., s.tnta oy5
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-12

For long the people bave hong deu.n
eQuH
Q
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-12

COLORED TEACuEKS.-St Louis has
resolved to give all her colored
schools colorcd teachers. There are
now Is colored teachers in the
schools and all have made such GOOD
records that it has been decided to
increase the list. One Of the colured
teachers passed thcbest examination
ever made for q Prjucipalship.
PATERSON has succeeded passing
well in being knave; he is now try
ing to complete his seIf-revision by
making an ass OF himself lie is SO
tickled with the fleet of his speech
made in self defence, that he is get
ling ont in pamphlet form to send
TO his admirers who are daily
writing him for it, 1t is hoped q
small edition viii suffice.
EDWARD KING, writing from Par
is to the New York ErodI,g Post,
says: General Grant continues to
be a lion, although the French are
piqucd because he will not roar. He
has reaped small harvest OF insults
from many Bonapartist journals, add
from cheap weekly periodicals in
Lonlon, whose editors employ dis
reputable Adventures in Paris to
abuse him"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-20
p PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIVERPOoI-Il steamship Britannia, Feb 10
Reginald Cholmoncelev anu servant. Arthur Wade DIT
v u small Prof Alex. Ag.ssiz Mrs. Hartley, G j. Wilson,
krs J. WilsOH A. G. Taylor and servant Master ray
M Mss a. r. Leigh :. l.. BsOch ". . ChatAci' Chaflas
Sereer George Anreae Lee. A. D. Brown Air. Orpe.
Belard. L. Lee, Master Lee, G Ponce de Leon
CsSr Des.aes W friedman, MI Abegg, H. SnOrty George
Ptfs Chas G0ssagc, GOssage and servant Nj eher
man r. 81 Turner, r. Johnston Mir. Gordon MI Mackeuz.c,
Arthur Roy &. 4. Dnbuc AIRS. Bowen Master Bowen Capt
Alfred DOie W Holmes G.. II. Purler James sherman
A. amarehe g. Blumen3. Mister Brayiey James BIaylcy.
Mr. ri Banks WadSnn, George ATnOul, n Don Manuel
Salps NJ Paul, Paul Elliott. Sr Don Enrique De
ann. A. HaIaar. p. R2mssy Geo. !. Arnold, J. NJ
Wan Note Col J. Hickman. Mrs. J. Hickman. MI Lud
Wig Lehunsicr, Freeman Mr.. j. hdinonds0u.
Thomas Cramp J. Rice oscar Oexlo Charles HaH Alfred
sn H. Wn. J. Mathews. caldwell z. CaidFen L; A.
Tabor Alfred Capt l.. o. Day, Mrs o. Day aud m
fsrt Miss pay Aired WaTcOtt John Firth, Capt Gilbert j.
Tsu4r H. = stewart Thomas trUndy, Joseph II. Meadows
Wm Manley Mr.. TanRehauIn Ny Tame ann fcla ~ ay
lor Jeffrey g. ". DaDreuthcr, T. H. small, l. H. TAYLOR
II d. Jack son Henry jelly Mrs. Henry f. Jelly, George
Tones j. VenInan, Alex Mitchell
IRON SANANNAH-Il steamship Gen Barnes, Feb. 10
Mr and ". II CAN'T, M and MIS- r. = Rlnde!l aud
emlireu Father Miller capt. : J. WEltesides. Miss H.
black l. ]. WaUlW eD !. T. Budd, Geo Pdlew, T. W Day.
nos Coaucly " H Ry an C. i. Dougherty, MIS- Ellen
HOfrlgau, Mss Dryer.
From LONDON-Iq steamship Utopia. Feb. l9-Mr. and
Mrs Richard smith, Master Horace smith ant infant Mrs
Campbell Andersen, Miss Jessie Anderson Master
Walter Mr.. and Mrs. IL J. Eyre Master Tom Eyre
Master Charles Miss Florence Eyre Master John Eyre
Master ,rrv Eyre Mrs HOrsey LieutCol Redmond, Mrs
Psrke and party.
PROM FERNANTeNA, FLA.-In steamsh,p city or Dal-
L. Feb leO NJ. Whittier y Light Chas. Light Henry
Watkins John Yates, Jos. d. Mitchell WIN BrOsnal Henry
Monaghan John Wood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-20
Gin Real Gsfctc for Sale.

TOR SALE or TO LET-For term OF
r wars PROPERTY and 2 Park-row corner of Annst.
nnly 10 A. Il L. NELSON, 40 Broad@ay.
nor SALE A three-stOry bTown-stOne
HOUSE on Murray HILL between 9TH and 9th aves win
VIII sell low 10 close an estate
A GEO. H. PErRIE, us Broadway.
NOR SALE-Two CORES, with large fronts
on Worthst near Chatham adjoining the Hugers
Fire Insurance Company this property can nc pio'eu W
pay lAIEo iiN0"'' -fF' Il. : LUQUEER Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-20
MRS MINERVA RODGERS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-InfOrmation has been
received here Of the death Of Mrs Minerva Rodgers
widow of Commodore Rodgers, and mother of Rear Ad-
al John Rodgers Of the United States Navy, at Rock
Island Illinois, Saturday, Feb Il. az the age OF 90
wears Mrs Rodgers has survived her husband Com
ucdOre John Rodgers. nearly 40 years Her son. Rear
Admiral John Rodgers Superintendent Of the Naval
Academy was recently confined to his rooms but Is now
,,.croVea in health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-20
Eerrures aiIn Aleetiuus.

r1RFE LECTURES on PHRENOL0GY-Cn
auspices Of the American Institute 81 y, ,
NeyYok (opposite Washiu ton SQUARED TONIGHT lZVlh
sD,ve0pnaent OF Character; DID, washington ana MAO
ComueeTs !" 9th "Phren0Ogy AID Religion ....
lectures 20 with Public Examnauons OF persons se
Door open at lecture at Tickets Of
admission may be Obtained OF 80 -,
s. r. WELLS & Co, 1877 Broadway,
or at he door lecture evenings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-20
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFER
SFW-YOEK CITY.

OFFICIAL RECORD or REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
SEw-YoEK CITY
AOth 81 9 SIG Fl OF Grand-st 258x l00.2 Barak @ ,
coles and wife 10 Menen. NoEliha
22dst n :, $50 Of lsaye 2jx9s9j I Mailer to ,,t
f 1at s. loo Il Il VI omina
"Sa 81 - and I'D N+fe TO Resbart SOS 500
Ag gcI }o SiciFei olanl
4l De9neily 3 70 Geo % salheaer
KIM ana WIFE 10 Apartment iiotel Nominal
FTdse,ics HanGt and and wfe to f 10000
" sew T. n Kti M u . u $4,000
ls pSgfo 70 fS IVA King 1 U'' 1900
35 sb = U y TO Amelia ATcGicT $4,000
19iiT9dg, st w $ between stanton and Riyngtonsts,
fel oool 1900
serialp and n vie Is Cummings Nominal
19 asSs . zoo It . u Nominal
Hamiitar.st NO 49, Chrisiana sozam aud husband 81.
eothst 5 5. 80 # e Of SHAVE 2Ox755 Patrick Ma;
gnn and wife TO- Geo tFsn ne oo II Mau,c + ol
I I ST. tS . 5 4 Herring 1000
oT me6 md wife ~ 70 Geo French $500
10 n BSraat Nominal
sp6 a., wife 10 T Mailer Nominal
-- sanc L . ',V ~ Nominal
TiSq 10 McAGlsy Water street Mission -. 5000
4s tens 10 e g cragn VI 800
4t SON. 81 rel 10 / cutting $500
Te t + Martei.s -, $500
'g S16SS. rsf. to Fl Z BSardman 200
i1 xn6 81 ref % % Fsps A. 1850
eoth,,' ;S > Z, lew y " " $500
fOfhcal j. l. SAW Ofl DSPulS hes'S'el
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-20
&c nJbom II nlan Concern
jce Cream.

EUSSELLs ICE CREAM. best in the city, 25c.
per quart large parties Charlotte Russe
H. carry home fresh twice day. - Bible House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-20

"Now, my boy,n said the examiner, if |
had a nIince pie and should give twotwefths OF II TO
shond take nall the pie myself, what would there be
left Speak cut loud. 50 that all can hear " Inc
Mate :" shouted the boy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-20
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 19-Lieut. Col. William B.
French pa Artillery ordered proceed this city
nd TAKE command the garrison. thus relieving Lieut. Col
Esnevn B. Ayres Of the Sd Artillery who VIII relieve Col
ey Of the 81 Artillery of the command OF Fort Hamilton,
NavG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-20
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

kup r1ses ~ CAT sun sets .~ Sal Moon SETS. 1926
NATER THIS Day N
Sandy Hook 1903 G0ys island i2a1 eD G. Ferry. $50
alGU WAFER Thu DAY r. ~
SANDY Hook $50 islaBG- LEG Hen G. Ferry 2o2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-20

JoHyyIKIN AND THE GOBLNS.-Aunt Now
I mGst fake away the candle Johnny. JOhuuy N-n-o,
please aunfy Aunty Why, you're not afraid surely
You know the angels watch over good little Boys.
Jobpny: Yes aunty but Chen they can't see TO watch
'en in The dark II Funny Folks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-20
Ccnntrn Real Gstair for Sale.

..~-e ~
HARM. &C.. FOR SALE, TO LEASE, or
Il RENT-SliuateI al Glcnhead ION Glen Cove Hsrr"rl'
two mile south OF Cliff grounds farm, tMo hcsses
all farm mFlemenisi "-r' l. -ciheF'
Apply Box la. y. y. PostOilce iorparteuiaIs.
NEAR BY.-ON EASY TERMS.-ONE
~ or both dearahe villa Residence. IL rooms eaeh
modern improvements A inmates FROM "alst Neg,f ON
JERSEY Central trunk aes Elizabeth and MINUTES Wa
fron the aster nank'f ny aNt' Iele
stre-t< and highest and best part 81 inc c-ty o'S %
ont in drive shade, fruit, Tower Nhes &C.
stable premises valued NJ tl3ooO snn
s3 900 respectively equity $500 Cos per mc1t
Address Post Ofce Box 1871 Elizabeth y
CHORES FOR SALE, EXCHANGE, or
- LEAsE-rho well known donh'e s9res ~ Lndl1Hs lir
n Burr ANA since by Messrs Lord 4 Burr and the
subscriber always successful country stor f" PET
uculars # The ssr:ber pos-esiun gwen te ~ vi
April next JAS A. BURR Box Ne IL, Luiovylse' y. l..
THE CHEAPEST so ACRES in Iowa for
SALE easy tcrms. Address T. r. REED Akona iowa.
Cp nnn WILL purchase small HOUSE,
DO,VtFV =, Ms. acres OF Ian H. good gar'en-o
hour By Erie Railway, from stati0nat RIDGE
WOOD Address W. r.. BOX Ii, Tribune Office
q , Dln FOR small FARM of acres,
ID Os~UO Sriudsburg, PenR. one mile from de2ol.
road bTick house, with I'VE rooms III so1
order house Stables. workshop hefnri anu
cutbudngs all kinds ~ choice fruits trees rc IaG1
truck farm buildings worth the money terms
f. stroudsburg Penn. or w. DAVIS, Tribune ONCE r. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-20
Gituations Uante0-Mdles

COACHMAN-By married man, one child !;
understands pain gardening farming, and Of STOCK
sober best city reference wages go ana house
rtnt Address AMERICAN, Tribune Office
EXPERIENCED FARMER-By an American
single man. aged 30 years il well acquainted with farm
ing ia branches, sowing seeds workng macn'nefy
caring stock &C. ndal0ns. Apply 100 otdFe
CARPENTERS AGENCY.
EARDENER-Bv n married man ; English :;
~ family 20 years successful experience IN green
house Taperies flowers and vegetables, the care anu
Of stock farm Sc; Wife IL July competehI 70
poultry best
h. j. b., Tribune Uptown Office LBS Broadway.
GARDENER and ORk-Situatlon
" wanted by active married man as gardener WE would
do hons work wiling milk and drive and make herself gene
.ry good reference from business CON-
muny. Address NJ. H. Box IL Tribune once.
MALE NURSERY competent and tenn
WI narate MAN as nurse attendant 10 Invalid
gentleman good city reference. Address H b. b. Tribune
Uptown Office l,23S Broadway.
DUBLIC WAITER.-ALEXANDE DAVID
sos Pubic Waiter ami Caterer $50 West 4Ctast eoun
try orders punctualy attended TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-20

HOUSEWORK.-A respectable girl wishes q
situation do general housework city country; city
reference 43 Perry -st. In the rca1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-20
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Monday, Feb. 10, 1877.
The following business was transacted at the
Exchange saesroom to-day
BIZ Peter p. Meyer.
95 n d ft sn ave ef S5xIG22 samms 5000
BIZ X. y. HdTpott.
Astnrv brick tenement house, with lot, Of East
2ast l04 # Of avenue = io' $500
-ueSteT.
5storv hr1ck tenement house with lot. s Of East
74thst $50 fl v OF Avenue lot 21x4O%% IL ut!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-20
Qourtrp Real gsiaie for Sale.

AT CROTON LANDING. FOR SALE.
~ desirable IA RIM of 70 suitable for geDtlemans
country r,sdencs The property located the west nde
Of the Old Albany Post Read aDont nile north OF the
station and comma views OF the IL udson liver
The land fully covered with apples pears and other siss
nits and Is ali cultivation The buildings cepr
good barn other outbulidlgs The n0nse con
aips large The property VIII Dc sofa cheap for
particulars address EDWARD CLARKE, Tribune ONCE
IORNWALI,. N.Y.-Farms. 8 to 400 acres !;
~ Villas Cottages, &C. for sale VI rent JAMES u Rue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-20
Broaklnn Real gstate for Sale.

INVITING HOUSES Nos AZ Willow-st.,
~ Uicksst 40 81 ana 80 Nassau 81 IOO anu luz fhe-
applest l79 and 1871 Wil0ughbys S. "a dalay
"''' GORDON L. FORD, 81 Clark ST. BrOOKIyh.
EOR SALE - DWELLINGS, broWh-sto lle
brown stone STORE. o. q w. j. BEDfI-l" DA'"0iA'
No. 327 snythst, Bro0klyn
LNOR EXCHANGE-HOUSES, browh-stohe
fronts directly at the entrance OF Prospect Park Brook
yu for EXCANG SALE Located 20 ana - % I
80 ST MarksaVe. l53 prospect pihcc ooi III
coin ace all IA every respect admirably ncsts va
ali I'M provements owner would YAK III psit pay a -
smsI housss ROBERT >. BUSSiNG 2O4 MOhtS@ueNI'
SnTt mental Building Brooklyn Broker in Real Estate
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-03-10


of Louisiana, and do not see to-day.
and that Is the main point desire To
present, how any senator, who hiss
voted in this chamber that the eIee-
toral vote OF Leuisiaaa was legally aud
properly east for r. Is. Hayes and
yourself, Mr. President, is pernittt q TO
doubt that , b, Packard Is equally OF
right the governor of that State.n
Mr.. Blaine proce, ded TO describe the
creation and operation Of the electoral
law, and continued: al know that
there has been "a great deal said here
aud there, in the CORR Tors OF the
capital, around and about In by places
and in high places, of late.
that some arrangement had been
made BY which Packard was not TO be
recognized aud upheld that he was to
be allowed TO slide 10y, aud Nichols
was TO be accepted as governor of
Louisiana. | want 10 know who had
tue authority to make any such ar
rangement | wish tn know If any
senator on this floor viii state IN his
place that any person. speaking for
the administration that was coming in
or the one that WAS going out, had
any right to make any such arrange
ment. deny IL. / deny il without
being authorized to speak for the al
ministratiou that now exists; but /
deny it on the simple, broad
ground that President Hayes PCS
sesses character, common sense,
I seif-respec.. patriotism, all of which
he has ia a high measure and in an
eminent degree; 1 deny ON all the
grounds that can influence human ac-
| ton, Oh all the grounds ob which men
can be held to personal and political
AMI official responsibility; l deny for
him and shall find myself previously
disappointed, wouEded aud humili
ated, If my denial is not indicated in
the policy Of the administration. But
! whether 1t be yiDdiczted OF whether il
| be not, l care not. IL Is not the duty
! of senator 10 inquire into what the
| policy OF su administration may be,
but what it Ought TO be, aud | hope u
Republican Senate will say that on
/ this point there shall be no authority
| in this land large enough or adyentur.
Gus enough 20 compromise the honor
OF the national administration, or the
good name OF the great Republican
| party, that called the administration
| into existence.
! Mr. Bayard then took the floor,
when The Senate adjourned until to-
| morrow
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-03-10

The quiet, matter-ofcourse seating of
Coke in the United States Senate is.
doubtless, disappointment to some of
the ultras of Texas, Really some of the
postmasters will tremble. 1t will be
remembered that Chase, the postmaster
at Waco, Coke's home, a week or no
since, was very loud in the expression
OF the opinion that he was. ineligible.
Does this quiet induction portend a
slight change in the disposition of postal
patronage in Texas? We think so. IL
really seems that the federal clutch
upon the South has relaxed. and now.
II the carpet-baggers are sent home
and honest men put in their places,
things will soon right themselves.