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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-12-21
Notice.
u. s. LAND OFFICE.
REID CITY, Mich. Oct %, 1873

=
COMPLAINT having been entered at this Of
~ fee by Lemuel G. Bucheder against Henry
Lndlcy, for abandoning his HON. stead entry,
No. 6S40, dafed May 10 ISIS, upon the y of ek
sec ion IL, township "a north, range west, in
Uhebcygan county, Michigan, 18th a view TO the
OF said entry; the -aid parties are
hereby summoned to appear at this Office on the
l4ih day of January 1879, at l o'c ock p. NJ, to
resi- ond and furnish testimony concerning SAID
alleged abanSonm. mt.
EDWARD ~TEvENSON, Register.
w. III. e. MITCHELL, Receiver.
17.nOy2t6
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TRANSPARENT TEACHING cAsrs Instruction ard
Anuseme' tcombined. Important to parents and
Teachers. % iif emit arlistic designs. The e. tire
-. ""t s",,t free for CSC. currency or stampe. Van
NRv rk.
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TO THOSE UILDING.

We still make and sell the hest SASH, DOORS
and BLINDS the state for the least money.
We warrant Sash safe home with French or
American glass ready set, CHEAPER than any other
way. We also Wholesale ard retail French and
American Glass, all yes at factory prices. also
best patterns of Coiorcd Figured Glass for front
doors, side lights. etc. Send your orders. Send
Z. I. EARL
n 44pforrice Jcffersc tire De.vAio
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Cend s5c to g. z. POWELL & &C.. W York
= for Pamphlet of 106pages son tlists of
30O0newspapers and estimates sho cosiof
Advertising.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-06
t,Essrs1,Ar TIVE ITEMS.

Another SET Of Joint resolutions. providing
for the asseinblaee Of a constitutional eot1verl-
fien was presented to-day by Mr., Lea, Of St.
HELENE. under instructions from his constlt-
iienHy.
Mr. VOORHEES, resolutions calling for the APP
nointment Of a committee Of seven to make q
new appoftionment Of the State, with a view
Ii, the reduction Of tho number Of Senators
and members of the House, composing the
General Assembly, was passed, end the fol
lowing gentlemen were announced by the
Chair as composing the committee. VIZ
Mass,s. vuorhies, Bowden, Vance. Walker
Lea and Hill. ..,,,,,
A majority of the Committee on Militia Y!
want to spend 100000 N organizing ,he mil III
tary of the State, aud have said 80 Ia Their re-
port. Mr.. Creesy however. does not agree
with the committee. and will submit a mi
nu1ity report to-day. ,, ,..,..
Mr.. AFcock gives notice that he wiz ,n Wy. y,
dupe bill aboliHhing the Office Oh inspector Vi
weights and measures.
T'bn iii To reduce the mileage and per diem
ri members Of the General Assembly, end to
otherwise reduce the expenses Of the l,egls-
iat,lre was the only measure before the Hp ,,,a
yesterday that provoked much debate; me
i,sl diem, according to the bill Is 30. which is
allowed not only during attendance. but also
for all days spent IN travelling 70 anu rom ON
the Legislature. The Dill also allows aeeaal
travelling expenses, -
tsan, Young proposed To amend this provl.
siou by allowing members fixed salary O
$500 and travelling expenses. not IN excess OF
$3.50 but abandoned his amendment after some
discussion.
MIR. aaHAins wanted an amendment allow
inu IA per diem for every day OF attendance
and ia for every twenty miles travelled 10 and
from the capital. but this was voted down
Mr. Bowden wanted to get down to old ant.
ballum rates. In 1sa7 he got as a member Of
the Legislature ID per diem and 10 cents
mileage, His proposition was also rejected,
The bill was amended 50 as to alloy lhe
Chief Clerk $1,000 instead Of $3.50, and the
s,nr.rnant-at- Arms $3.50, In consideration Of his
being made keeper of the State House ant
postmaster Of the House. The bill was en-
crossed. and now stands upon Its third read
Ing ~,
making an appropriation to pay tho tirs
quarter Of all constitutional officers
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-06
MeRTuARY REPORT.

We have received from the secretary OF the
Board VI Health. b, II. Taylor, M. d.. the fol
lowing report OF the deaths that have 90
CURED during the week ending Sunday. Feb
ruary 8.
Males u females 4s, total 1is, White "a
colored Al.
The following were the principal causes OF
death:
Smallpox 0. malatial fevers 3; consumption
IA apoplexy a; trismus haseentum 4: asth-
ina 9 pneumonia ID: diarrhea 3, debility 4
w. w. Washbufn haa just finished photo
graphic view Of the catafauue erected in the
Cathedral in memory of Victor EMANUEL, King
which friend Washburh should be proud OF.
Our Italian population will, no doubt, be de-
ightea W knnW That conies o. the pesmne can can
Exchange Place.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NorIck TO TAxrAyEus.

TAX Co1hEcroR's OFFiCE, FOURTH D1srRIoT.
24l Josephine street,
New Orleans. February l. 1879,
In compliance with section 81 of act No. 90 Of
taTS, hereby give notice to all parties con-
cerned that tllia office is NOW OPEN for the
collection OF current State Taxes and Licenses.
II. g. BOND.
FED 10 ia II State Tax Collector,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-06
REPORT or THE CONDITION
or THE
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
At the close 0f Business on the
5lst day of January, 1878.
alHoII. Laaa..


Real estate Observation-Disclosures. ssasass Go
Louisiana State I per cent bonds.
s1sp 600 1e5. oss rs
st Charles Hotel 90. frat mortgage
bonds, s2h,o 900 ....t-..+. ..t.t.t+-t 24ape 90
New Orleans jackson ana Great
gage bonds. s2b 900 .........,,.-... $4,000 90
Odd Fellows Hall Association first
mortgage bonds saooo, -, 2ooo 90
I,,ans nm nortvnve maturing within
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-06
COPARTNERsHIPs.

NOTICE-THE FIRM OF NORMAN Il REIss
~ has been dissolved by the death Of Mr..
Henry Norman. The undersigned have this day
formed copartnership under the firm name
Of REIs5 & HENSCH. and will continue the
Wholesale Confectionery and General Manufae-
turing business ut the old stand, Nos. 12t and
1873 Old Itevee street. assuming all tho assets
and liabilities Of the old drtn.
JAMES M. REISS.
CHARLES RENHCH.
New Orleans. February :, 1873. fet 1w
rQPARTN ERSH1P.-THE UNDERsf0N WE'D
- have this day formed copartners ship under
the firm name Of SHEEHAN h HEND ERSON,
Provision business. to be- Carried on at No. ~
PQydras street. between Camp and Magazine
New Orleans January 3. 1878.
THOMAS SHEEHAN,
joe u. J. HENDERSON.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE.

y fine timber land near West Pearl River In st.
Tammany parish La. fine cattle and sheep
range. good for farming purposes and Of easy
tieulars address MRS. Il. D. WELSH Fort
Pike LIN. ja1T
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-06
Notice to 'Tax-Rayers.
LOsT-TOuND.

r 0sT - OFFICE D, 8. BONDED WARE
- house, No ib1 Fultoa, street, New Orleans,
negotiable warehouse receipt No. sgs. for sixty
packages EAJiTHEN WARE Craftsmanship b.
No qifor flfty-two casks SODA AHHand aa4 casks
SODA URYsTAL. es steamship Texas, have
been lost The public are hereby cautioned
aeainst negotiating for the same, as duplicates
haze been asked for. -
CHAH. A. TTEIL,
Proprietor U s.. Bonded Warehouse, No. 16t
Fulton street. ja2a IT
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-06

NTANTED-BY MRS. BLOCK, NO. 142 CAMP
w street, for the country, one Cook one
Washer and one Gardener. Has on hand. q
good housekeeper. au17 tf
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-06
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

SrArE TAX CoLLEprnRs OFrICE. }
Sixth District, Ne. lilp Magazine street, !,
New Orleans, February &. 1878. J
THE office ia now open for the collection of State
taxes aud licenses.
fas 3 II N ID H A. CORnfN. Collector,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-06


Of business. Saturday, January &c, 1878.
RESOURCES.
UnnHH and stocks s.434..4ts.ss..s....s-ss sG2H A
Loans maturing within 20 days ...-.a. tt1o55 7b
Fixtures. -.44..++ s4.a.......44.t4 lb5l Do
Expenses, including license 1878 .-. l875 AZ
Dividends .:.........t....4. ......4.4-4. 5000 90
(tash ,.,.................. be65 2p
Total s1gT 1903 p5,
LIABILITIES. -
Capital stock ................ 100000 90
jntareat .,...... Observation-Disclosures. 12bb ca
Profit and lnsa . " ......,.,...... e7s 20
Reserya fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1890 80
Deposits bearing interest ............. 75,oos 70
Deposits not bearing interest. ........ 1850 ol
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sleT ,96s e6
We. OF the Citizens Savings Bank Of New Or
leans, do sole,nLly swear that the foregoing
statement II correct to the best Of our knowledge
and belief.
NJ BIINNER Cashier,
T fo {. sa uhHNH VALID, Directors O
State of Louisiana. Parish Of Orleans
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me this fifth
day Of February, A. y. tsVa.
j. BENDERNAGEL. Notary Public.
pubishnd1n accordance with the provisions
Of net No. VI Of 1877. ANT. DUBUfIBT.
fee IL State TreasurerC
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-06
DUNDEE BAGS,

II .ARGE SIZE. IN LOTS TO SUIT, BY
IL WIN. DILLON,
ia27 I'm cod 1o7 PoydraS street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-06

WANTED-TWO HOUSE SERVANTS. MUST
w speak French. Address 2a1 Rampart
street, between Bayou Hoad and Barracks street.
W
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-06
LAGER BEER SALOON.

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED THE
j wel4known Lager Beer Saloon 1b1 Com
mon street. lao long aud avetably known az
kroat'sl, where he will keen the finest BEER
LIQUORS. etc.. and trusts by attention to the
wants of his customers to merit continuance
of the liberal patronage heretofore extended
this well. known house.,
JOSEPH FARACHER
Headquarters of VOLTS Louisiana Brass and
String Band. formerly Chas. Yaegers.
fed Ii OSCAR WOLFF. Leader.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-06
DEMOCRAT. "WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 6, 1879
BANK STATEMENTS.
STATEMENT or THE CONDITION
or THE
CITIZENS SAVINGS HANK.

Or New Orleans. State Of Louisiana. at the close
Of business. Saturday, January &c, 1878.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-06

WANTED-A SITUATION 10 NURSE. Or
~ do Homework. Address NJ d., this
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-06

WAHTED-A SITUATION AS NuRsE AND
w ehamhsrmaid., GOOD. references given II
r6ultTadI Address, b. EA this office. iA5
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-06

WANTED-A GOOD COOK. WASHER AND
w ironer for the country. Only those with
good recommendations need apply. Apply ut
No. IL Royal street from 10 to II a. M. Fsbru-
ary 6, to W. X. r., room No 16 fec 1t
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-06

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Capt. CHAS. g. OGDEN. Chairman.
Corp. Hy. NJ. Meaney. Corp. Chas. II. Asmus.
Priv. Geo. D. Moore, PRIV. John Williams.
Applications for ladies' invitations and pro-
posals for the rent of the restaurant, bar and
bathrooms to be left with the arnorer. at 81
before February 10. jals I'd
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WANTS.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmALss.
s.ovevne.s,s s,s,unamswns. etn.

| WANTED-A SITUATION AS COOK. CAN
w give good references: also. o young wQ-
man t1 do shoasewerk. Address Mrs. M. H.
| this Office. fe5 nd
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-06

State Of Louisiana Parish of Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this
first day Of February, 1879.
G. LEGARDEUR, Notary Public.
National Republican., 1878-05-15
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITI NOTES.

Regular ConEres, report OIL third pHGc.
-ROOse sends New York papers In advance.
miscellaneous reading matter Oh third page.
-"Gu,sip for wVmanGind" oil the third page.
Court calendar and routine legal news on third
page.
During the races at B2nning's Station pools
will lie ,Oid at the National Hotel each evening.
No meeting uf the Board Of Health was held
last stsveung, rs only two Mumb,B were present
The running races at Ecnning's. which wrrr to
have commenced this afternoon, have been post
puncd unit! next Friday, the l7th Inst.
Claude Lee was fined 500 or .IXty days in jail
In tie rOl!tC court Yesterday for keeping policy
shop. Not having enough III pncy to ply his line,
he was sent over to Castle Cracker.
Tho attention Of the police Is called to the fact
that the numerous little rnsamUtlins who make
sport at the fountain In r.strrrt circle from early
morn until late hour at night have covered, and
do daily cover, the bottom Of the basin Of the fuu.
tain with all kinds of refuse matter such as old
shoes, tomatO-cars, rocks, sticks. rags, &c.
John Dunohuc the soldier at the Arsenal who
shot David Adams un the 10Th Of last month, was
nTrNigmrd IN the Police Count yesterday on the
charge of u@Uuit and battery with intent To kill
AItcr hearing the evidence Of the complaining
witness, who has entirely recovered from his in
jurics, the court ordered the discharge OF the de
icudant.
Tho ladies Of the Assembly Presbyterian
ChulCh will i've strawberry f sl.yHl In the lee
turc-rOOm OF their church corner Of FNh Gul
streets northwest, this and tomorrow evenings
The ladrs uf this church nre famed for the super
excellence Oi their entertainments. and all who hc
come their guest can rv>t assured that they vii
he handsomely entertained
National Republican., 1878-05-15
uEApoUARTEEs for flannel suits. EISHMAS's
Aayanth nd L
Justice Tempered with Mercy.

Immediately on the opening OF the Criminal
Court Justice wylie, Yesterday morning, Colonel
George b. Corkhlll callod His HonOrs attention to
the case OF Frank i. Grant who has been convicted
Of abstructing papers from the Treasury Depart
ment and the formal overruling Of the motion for
new trial He said that the indictments had lain
dormant for more than four years past, and the
friends Of the prisoner supposed the prosecution
was abandoned. In consultation with the author.
i,es al the Department. they had stated that the
Government was satisfied with the conviction, and
there was no disposition to press the case any
further.
Since the cOmmitai of the act, Mr. Grant had led
Il moral and exemplary life: and tried 10 be good
and peaceabis citizen lie had wife and child
rcu that had been born to him since the indct-
mcnt. were found. and an aged mother, very fee
BILE, that the shock Ufa severe punishment upon
her son might kill. These charges had slumbcred
so long that the family believed they would
never hear Of them again and tried To revive their
name and standing ia the community. II would
also be remembered that the Jury finding the YER
diet had RcCumI GniGd It with the strongest recGm-
nominations Tor the mercy Of the court. lie could
sny more in the eXtpnuatiOn Of tho case, aud for
cIcmency, but thought 1t unnecessary.
Justice Myle said he was perfectly familiar with
the circumstances und was disposed To be lcnirnt
IN imposing sentence. A number Of the pris mer 5
friends hnd inerCeded In his behalf: the previous
good rhurlcl er, tho condition Of his family, and
the recommendations OF the jury all combined 10
induce him to give moderate punlshment. lie
then sentenced him TO sixty days In jail.
National Republican., 1878-05-15
KNIGHTS TEMPLxR RPrLGRIMI6E.
Washington Commandery's Proposed Trip to
I,i,h,nnpd


The arrangements for toe pilgrimage Of Washing.
ton Commandery, No. l, knights Templar, to Ric':-
mond Va, have about been completed, and the
trip promises To be most delightful one. It Is OK.
pccted that between eighty and one hundred fra
ters will go In regala and that many others In cti.
sens' dress accompanied by ladies and friends, will
swell the excursion party to at least 400 persons.
Those who intend to appear in uniform have been
drilling semi.weckly and II Is said that they have
received the concentrations Of the officers for the
proficiency shown In Templar tactics. They still
have one moro night for this purpoc-ncxt Fri.
day evening. The Commandery will leave
and fredericksburg railroad. The Sir knights
have been ordered to assemble at
their asylum on that afternoon. at halEpast three
O'Clock In full uniform with fatigue caps sung to
swordbelts. The line will be formed at four p. nj,
when, preceded by the full Marine Band, they will
march to the Baltimore and Potomac Depot by the
following route. viz: Ninth street to q, to FIJI
teenth, to Pennsylvania avenue. to Sixth street.
The train will leave at Ave O'Clock and arrive In
Richmond at ten y. m. On arrival In Richmond
the Commandery will proceed under the escort OF
Richmond and ST. Andrews Communicates, to the
Exchange Hotel, which will be tho headquarters
during their sojDurn IN that city. The Sir Knights
will return home on the following wednesday
afternoon. From Information that has been ro.
ceved from the City Of Hills II IL evident that the
Richmond fraters will give the pilgrims not only u
cordial Virginia welcome. but show the visitors
that generosity and hospitality are synonymous
terms with them.
National Republican., 1878-05-15
EMIGRITIOS TO THE SOrTH.
Public Meeting OF the vitIcultors' Associ,
ILnIl-

ton.
On account Uf the imccmcncy OF the weather
last night, there WHs not large attendance AT tic
public meeting uf the Nitlcultur, Association held
in TAllmu,gc Hall The meeting wa, called 10 or.
der by Dr. II. y. ilowarl secretary Of the assOCa
tiur.
General L. D. MussCy was elected t. the chair
and Dr. lIuwugd resumed his place as secretary.
General Musscy guyc In bricf the history Of the as.
sociOtl0n, and stated the object 'of tho present
meeting. At the conclusion Of his remarks he
called upon Judge Thomas II. bryan 10 make "a re-.
port Of the results Of the late visit of the committee
appointed by tho association to the CarUlinas and
Virginia
Judge Bryan on being introduced, related an in.
ciicnt Of the origin Of the Organization Of the Pa.
irons Of llusbamdry-thCn but handful Of earnest
mcn-and how nom that humble beginning 1t had
grown into its present immense proportions. and
limited that this association may, with suitable en-
ergy, grow alsO into grand national Proportions.
lie then read tho address Of the committee above
mentioned.
At the close Of Mr.. Bryan, report Hon Mr. Rich
ardsun, OF south Carolina, was invited Ia speak for
his state. lie gave glowing description OF the
soil climate and productions and general cOmd
tUn of South taTO!inn. lie spoke OF the changed
sentiment Ol the people.
Hon. Mr.. Aiken, of South Carolina
and Hon Il. u. Vance Of North Carolina, followed.
Speaking of the people OF his state the last speaker
said that We believed that Cod Almighty had made
them better people through suffering and all
through that sunny land the voice of the people
was going up to God In thanks that slavery no
longer existed
National Republican., 1878-05-15
YACHT CLOTH sack suits made to order for So nj
Roman d Coxs, J07 seventh street
Dlsirict AMlIrs

District Analrs.
Robert ". MciIcnry has been appointed justice
of the peace.
A license has been issued to John r. Conden,
liquor dealer.
The trcasururs report yesterday shows receipts to
have been Sj.Il27O and disbursements sj,Uli62.
Temporary permits for produce dealers have
been issued to Alfred Gordon aud ". II. johnson.
The Commissioners have informed seuator Dor.
sey. chairman Of the Senate District Committee,
that House Lill 2O67 was prepared by General Dir.
noy, while attorney for the District and sent by the
Commissioners to tho committee last year. They
know Of no objection to IT,
Tho Commissioners have transmitted n commu.
ncntiOn to the Senate District Committee, inviting
favorable consideration Of Congress TO the request
of the District collector for an amendment Of the
District tax law, Hs to give him longer time than
is now allowed by law for the preparation and pub
cutiOn OF the list OF property IN default for taxes.
Inspector Entwise has ssusd tho following per.
mits To build: 4. y. Iiazrn. ono twG.Story brick on
II, between Four:and. halfand sixth streets south.
wcs, for 81 OO; W r. Galllher, one two story brick
OIL II, between four-and.a half and sixth streets
southwest for 1850. RCmirs-Bancron Davis
back building. ct No. lGll street northwest, fol
81 900.
National Republican., 1878-05-15
United In Wrlllp1k.

~. Matthews Church wa. filed las! evening with
the friends Of Mr.. George H. Aiken AMI Mis- sarah
q KUarncy, both OF this city 70 witness their mar
rlago The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Boyle at the conclusion Of which the newly.
welded puir were driven tU the residence 81 the
bride r0rrut No ~ Thirteenth street northwest,
whgTs IL reception was held until ten O'Clock. The
bridal gifts we've numerous aud hun,isUmG. Aiter
the recrIHiun the happy couple went to lheiT own
house on Smith street hrlwceu l. and " streets
hUTll""ni having truCiudcl u tur,gu The custom.
sry tour and pruccrI at once t. housekeeping
National Republican., 1878-05-15
a Cutting Thief.

LAss evening, about eight o'clock, a ColorGd man
entered store on the Avenue. between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets northwest and, thinking him.
self unobserved, attempted to clean out the money
drawer. lie Was detected by Of the clerks, who
grabbed hold OF him. He managed 10 break away
from his captor and down the street closely fol-
lowed by several citizens Ofliccr Columbus Joined
In the chase and succeeded in Uverhauling the
thief on Twelfth street, between and q. When
tie Ofcor caught him he drew a rRZUr and made
lsyeral lunges al him with this dangerous weapon
but luckily did not succeed in cutting him. He
vas taken 10 the Fifth Precinct Station, where he
fEhered ~ George English. Judge smell will
Lam his feAtuIeA this murning.
National Republican., 1878-05-15

81 Jdmcs Wn Sherwood and wife, Ala; q II Long.
glewHy New York. Carter and vie. New YORK;
W Alien, 7 II NOrcrOss, New York; W q Bwng
Chicago j u Walker, RiChmund. NG A + Rogers
ONO: II Franklin, baltimore, Nd; ; A GeInlun, Ga:
Mis- POLLARD, Boston; Mass; W II Davis Iowa II A
T. B IlurSt Vas W Wood, Va II W Hoffman, IialIi.
more, Md d W GnrdO, baltimore. Nd; W Sherwood
and wife, Ais q Is SOnglmwav New York; e Carter
and wine, New York; J \ tGwRn, NE T AbrrCrOnl.
hp, Md. john Z inneIl. Va 4 AbeIciumhie, NH &C
KmUull, Delaware; W Il Fish, Now Orleans; J s
Muhprs, New Orleans w Mvgr" New Orleans; l.
l. ii Rl,,l Il. Richmond, Vas W lilckpairck, : &;
Rirhmuud, NM L > bryan, 50, ! A rnlmcraud wife
Ind: B GIay NH James lirlger, New York; J stroud
delaware; &C Jerome. Chicago; r. Mitchell and wife
CInrInnnt ohio; H. llunI, Baltimore, Md! T. x Arm
stead. Va, q rmks, Philadelphia; W II Dubbus
Srw York. II liRStiugS Boston, Mass; W Malone
Sc \ q smith, New York; q Huntington, Balli-
more, Nd; john Beatty, New York; & g (onyerg,
lIu,IUn, Mass W Aiken, lenf W 4 Allen. Tenn; ]
j \ Thompson, Tenn J 4 Nell Va Mrs Vim II Cnl.
lut Va Cummings New York. II CJUrdAn, Md.
! " Cory AMI wife, Inn; G. = Merritt New YORK;
Iul.Un, Ind; Marx, New YORK; VI Gully New
YuIk " Buwm"n, New York; Mrs Fleming aud
uhngut"r, Ph.ndrphiai Mrs l. Wilcox, rhllsdclpnIa;
{ WIl,uX, rhllRde!phth G Il llarlUu, Md; W T liar.
NtroyplIun-J II sloan, PhilRielpha Il Basr Arb
CS I0llyck. New York: d Fowler, ChlCnRO l. slang.
ton, Mimi Il Robinson, city \ Andrews, y G J
NJ Wrilht, W..
h3tptrirL-Hrs A Il Mitchell Colorado; Nlss @ Il
Stur1rvnut, Colorado; Howe, baltimore, Md i
Powers. Boston, Mas, A NJ Overall aud win, TolG
n L4wrei O., New York; ii MafcefOn Nd bh
5!hler, DRltnnVre,
National Republican., 1878-05-15

The clelk Of Tie count has issued marriage Ii.
ccrlsc, tn the following applicants:
John Trahcy aud Kute Mahnney.
tirurl,e =. O'~nUrlaud. Of Buffalo, n Y, and Liz.
LiuC. lIHgnty. uf thir city.
r j. NSwh.m. Of Boston, Mass, and Kate Z.
EIcsuuhHu of this city.
Clulv, Miller amt MnllmiA Murray.
VI. Murray aud hrlrn FOrshrrg.
Guursr 4. Aiken nnI Sunh KcLrncy.
= T.. AgNAu,I"r and L. J. Johnson
j. h. tGrug! and Mary Iylur.