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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-28
Otr-DOOR ADJUSTMENTS.

Ip p,,,,t,t,nr,n,id Ea,,ton China wer., Il1o
t,..,,,a,t,th,,l,al.t,o thnl ,lnyrti ftie,,tlhty-
fn,,r rniItr,. l,gutrttt ~ the achriuIr.
80. WilIe, ~ rlnintisld VOL u hpa,ijcalt
,t,,,,,, aha,d III N,,W EFtIfl4wifk NJ j ill
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AH'si iA'i''' =. .,''', ii
dhN' &C. h''' - f. 80 ''' - i"%s'.''''5
Nhi4R'H Nl' ~ t,, VIM -, - III q
lnlt"' : Ga'' ~ l Nv, T I'M . T"rln w.,
n'9 III 49, ,i,,1,,. %, ,,,,f,i
'''''''''l Il. $3.50 + " -
Fhr belt Hnhh4ila'l1 ot VIZ" rhlinhieiisillIt
81 l3nRlHnd, alX uhYA, Enzfh-y0n-ltleh1', h'
tween Flower THROWN 'g,",E' ltN@el "i1
SnmH"l btN, commences ~ iWil'ioil oh Mon
day, February.
Harvard ANA Yal, propose tn Withdraw
from thv may Football Association II tho ~
tcntou OF Richmond ~ the linld ~ ratnnl
tho playing ol Il professional tn college Cltba
Ia t. be- permitted.
rhr English ld,,,..dG. Ea ,,.,,.., nnt n,,, ,yfib
ihn 80 th'i 49,
- ~ a. 'l ~ ". go - = =, ,,,.
,'tlts'ah3 it I,lI ,,,,,,',, - H., ~.
Whtli ul'Si"i'A ~ ,i NH
IeS'il'hl Nv Guy "AIi ~. i.,,,. WIN, ,,h,,,,
.ak" Iaa5aH' ~ ir'l'. 49, 49, $3.50
w.l,,e, E,44 onraman. won Il twenty=ityc-
iii, t,lrt.t, f3 ~, VII Astpn Hall
1 I9' NJ prrrn,h,r II drintiuy IA.
wo,l MrAxny and " +. Gray llmnoi WIN
MI. Isivr n,iI,,g .m. 543. tan mites, fin t1u
Ys ,tfts,,,,'lntltpi Nm M. .El, . twenty mites
IN WI tW,nty-tiyo mttra III }nl. 49,,
.rg.r,t.,,n,t,.h n NJ Rnv1
lliif.. NJ - ~ ~ ift,,, fhn Intt,,r
n1hils' '4tlh lI,M'l. "'t""a,H ~ H.,
tHte 'hA1.N 800 ., -, Y s,,n,,,,ti,f.I f.,
lsh, 80 w." ,sfnn ,,,,,,.,rl upwsftn rrnIi,a
''''t w. t,,4t II r,,,td VIII. Irupth. st,tt
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-28
A MOTT REMARKABLE rtf SIC
LllIInhltlH 1'NlnKrhnh.


lflcH have annoyed 4 r9thuinil keeper ~
/ tln city bnynnd endurance lie dftt'tInlI'cl
to get rid ri them He GipHed li door. Hh'
wEiluoWt, nnd lni,l n train ot VrdS llue gun
puwtiri III narrow girpe Over th's u '"f He
nnlutcd tIln Hlncee het wF"n theii ipa with
nant,pH INN Incredibly short llnn MI the
illea HI tho room seemed 10 bn on tn" l'aot ~
joyiup the Luxurious r"paft tto t"mi'tinKlN
placed hslure hrtn T. wht but The W7ti5 ~
mn Instant To- tifn the ttnin. The f@Hllt. Whrh
carefully weighed. wHA two pounds lhIrl
t4utlcrrf 81 dcnd Ilca How nlnnN oiitFei' ~
we're uued II mot ltpte't
eor,oI,tsp lNA@4tI,ra'a poo.
New Haven ltrt:latnt
Tho Row Calvin Williams. II c"pred evan
urIl5I was thought hfore II HlnnlnEton lH#
tlce tho other rny, ehalRrd with Keeping mn
lInlIprtrit,d dog Upon h,,InR aelGci I" pi"Hd.
ttn r.piel that he wpald liat open the court
with llnytsr nnd Immediately fell upon his
ltl,tqt and offered ii re1v"nt petition, rntn"tn
hrlIng particularly thna" engaged ~ ht
proJ.ncutIutt Iln tl"n aintnr hat thednH WIZ
liz, property uf his wife, who belunH"i t. th'
lulinn tribe. Judgment WIS mltpoftded III
al
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-28

Some of tho Wonderful Stories Now MAX
luz tho Tour Of tho Country.
ria EWING ia2 pAya WITHOUT Fo.h Or
WATisit.
From Tho Duluth Tribune md llnfnld.l

From tho Duluth Tribune md llnfnid.l
Mr. Ihlailta,Iaen ono Of the propilcEptH 81
| u copper mine NJ Little liny, telllt rntnhiNa
| Isle story A wooden hultr was tull oh Hioi-
iuty ufnItnd ana "Fhpre" 80 thnt there wnltn
vacant rIncn beneath tho Iinur l'ri"tN tlltH
npaon wns honra'l IN II pig clgpt IN e"li"d Il,
self III quantity of hhhVinEA. hlil lou
aalrep Tho office wnn not Immediately %
cuplo,i. nnh the Noise mndn hy tue pig when
~ discovered Ita dilemma wna not hthtd.
l.ll,n u titio photographer. tho pig ncc"lhh"
| dated itself 10 itn circumstances. ~ Wthi1lnh
iRrIf lit the allavlnga. turned It's haclt en- III"
rnlil wofa ANA went 81 slr"p tpi iha winter,
THIS wnIt VI lhe invent Yhccond ot AoNhntrt.
tEA Tho plE WBs remarkably plump mttd y
credit IA itt owrttr who AinfctHly lnouttfd
ha luJut about t'liIsttnuH tttt0. lur rlE
found IT, v!nilrnm IN It's lat ihnt kept up AM
NAL hrtt md n,lainined lifn Tho "tllfr wnM
occupied. hui tic tramp nf le"t otl not dt'
| tllfh th0 tierprr
Foi Tour months tho pll, Slept SOUND ms
il l'lInfnoll III Il RaieophnEtut With tho RNula
| warmth pf ADrii ~ Vital eIlsrEl'R returned
I'LL FAC WAS e4hnuHied IT. rubbed it's ,Y,n.
turned over, hlh noAail 10 Erutlt. lie mrtl
lnntt al lllr office Were mYHtlil"fl. Tho itilt
nnl grtintrd with Hlllttu. hna began 10 ltn"nlt
| rni u rrleten board OF two was removed
and tlr pig was brought 10 tight, lMappchtz
nica wa4 mott pathetic Tho ffllH "n each
,l,i,, r,IlInti ~ huy,, met. Tho ntnia had
tahrl .nnI onl Y the Iii, join' stp"d NJ. Eannt
ANA angular lhu vcll"l,Ilu could los eutlntol
ANA tins onrH drpap"d NON tn" large Skull
ILL" oyen lout"a out III deep hony n0etna
| VII h nj profoundly melancholy eSpreHniDlI. tif|
| though iliNr OWNER hal bro In tho nth'i
world and hnd found there up'aially hard
iilnrH, Fer q time no ono recognized the pig.
hut IT, lnnihh Tho woman who owned IT. de
| rntrtl with teuIl iii her Gy,Nl that ttlla kncW
IEby il peculiar tutn In It's tntl II hna IL tlu
gulnfiy graceful oar in This hpp'IuInEe t!a'
only n@thdlo point about II aud tubs had
survived tho destruction III NIL timue lh''
| poor wornnilt 10y UNul TINS recovery 81 her
| A rs
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DELIBERATELY GAS HEATING STOVES,
10. ~ s,nnlp street,

md Hee for YonrHt. You will also find II Hne
s%l"r. lon OF Gus Fixtures. Cooking RtuRea
NM5hHtnnds cite.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-28

Order Lamberts patent fadoles8 picture Il
Mnahhnrn'e and you will never rnRret It.
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n parrot which is u source Of great annoyance
h., tram men. When H. HacH II freight train
coming II will Yell nj tho top OF its voice.
'tHwitclt OF nwitrh Off, The enunclntion la
80 tllaIlncs TINT n not unrrnauontly hnppehe
that The trnln will he switched 10 avoid u SUP
posed danger. The nnna bird, when u nneh .
pnsaengor trnln. will yell. "Ali aboard r and
thereby cntuie acnttoting nnnonR pht'e"tt-
prrt who, niter HittiuR III The ctiH fnr ton al
fifteen minutes, will discover thai theY hive
bGen HOtd.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-28

&C to Applegate's. 146 Poydras street. for
plumbing materials. gas and steam fitting. His
prices are moderate and ho does good work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18

BAKER-On SUNDAY November 10. 1870 Fannie L. tn.
daughter Of .. W AMI a. - Baker
Fnn. on Tuesd.v lsth MS, a. NJ 81 he residence Of
her father No. lU3 West llth st. 10 which relatives and
friends invited. Friends are requested kindly "a
send flowers
CRUgFR-In tins ritv sunday evening. November 49,
John Chur,h Crugcr of He'd Hook Duchess CO., \. y.
Relatives ~ The respectfully invited
attend fIuera services at Trinity Church, Wenos
dlv. November TO- at 9,cioc.
DAILEN-At Totenvinc. $. l.. SUNDAY. the istn inst,
Fannie H. The beloved size OF j. llndeIman paty ia the
Goth pf her go 49,. . 49,
neslay. TIE ION INST, at lao and al ST. fanl w. T.
rnurcu az > D. 10.
Tram leaves foot whifeL. ~ st. nj II O'Clock a. n.
IRTFAf Ann Dvlalrl, sunday, November H. Henry
i Ir.efal o., 30 the i3d
and suds invited O. attend his 'unert from
Hanson Place Baptist 'nurcn, Hanson place corner or
south iOrlanuavc lAesas, November TX a. O'Clock
y. a..
GOFs-On November l.. ,ii.s Caroline Con.
Relative. aud friends invited 10 attend her
fsuefa Wednesday at O'Clock. nom All SAINTS CAu,h
corner Henry AMI scamm lltts
NC, Alton Snntiy November l6 1870 OF whoopna
cough. Albert Francis OF JAMES y. and Mccall
aged months ald Us DAYS
Relatives and friends invited To attend tho unera
az The esdrntr OF lis parents, 80 laa i5dal,
Tuesday morning, The 10th lust, At 10 o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
EDUCATION AND TRAVEL.

President w. s. Clark, of Amherst, Mass,
respectfully socs correspondence aud interviews with
persons interested the liberal education OF
OF means I'm order to present their consideration the
advantages OF expedition preparing for tour
around the world Students this floating institution
OF learning winch 1t is hoped may become permanent,
will enjoy the society aud instruction OF accomplished
professors the of all necessary books and apparatus
ana the privilege Of visiting under the most favorable
dons the principal cities and most important localities
OF various countries during the years occupied In
circumnavigating the globe.
The patron of this enterprise IL able and willing TO DO
whatever may be necessary insure success provided
sufficient number of Students should apply. Address
President W. ). Clark. Amherst. Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
GETTING A LITTLE CROSS ABOUT THE BOOM.
Ero,1 III. Rnrur1. ~ Jnnr.lnI lN.ul

The reception of Grant at Chicago was all
that tie most ardent citizen, ambitious Tor tie glory OF
Chicago could desire The JoGrn0t does not care TO 20
into the aduiaton business Grant is great and good
man, &c tainly "a weak upon the reception bus
ness lie would not tolerate this sort OF thug lie is
booked for d similar exhibition at ludianapp-
lis. Cincinnati Columbus, Louisville and tue Lord
knows where. besides points IN the East.
The greatest glory OF Nation would be th0 after
I've has been received with imperial hOnOrs by foreign
Nations, he should come home ana Immediately suosiGe
iu!O "a common citizen among his equals No grandeur
Of the Rebellion was more magnificent Than the sudden
melting 81 the immense armies into pcaceabe cli Gems
the people neither treating Grant kindly nor
doing credit 20 themselves by tins non-icpub-
Of immense RECEPTIONS 10 does not seem 10
The Journal AS any friends Grant doing this,
they would consider that u must come TO an END
some time aud then wlfre vii II leave him II ~ nat
ural Tor people TO view things differently. Tic sincere
nud aruesi admiration the writer has FOR neral CT ant
ueeD regret Il that ~ WhcA DINERS iOI the
same cause seem To take especial piidc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
OBITUARY..
John L. Won WERDER.

COLONEL JOHN L. NON NbhDLh'
BALTIMORE, Nov. 17.-COlonel John Fred
rriek Won werder died IN this city last night at the
AGED Mems Home. He nincty-nine years ten
months and sixteen days Old and although he had been
sex for some time. had hoped TO reach one hundred
years
Colonel Won WerdeT was Il native OF East
Prussia lie entered the Prusssn army az an ensign
when sixteen years old. During the war OF 1906 be
tween France and Prussia lac was captain. He was
made a prisoner at that time and being bewitched by
the brilliant senerslship OF Napoleon L. he entered the
French army IA captain OF cavalry. In 1907 and lsOs
he tonight In SPAIN and married the daughter OF
a grandee From 1909 10 1912 be served as colonel
I'm Austria and Russia. being at different times
sidede-oamp 70 Murat and Ney. He was wounded
twice al Beresina. and after recovering he ell
tered the Prussan army. taking part IN All
the principal battles IN 1913. He entered Paris
with the allied armies IN 1914 and in lsl1 fought
at IIeny ana Waterloo During the next two years lie
travelled through Turkey Egypt and Aoyssina. lie
then assisted In Organizing Greek resurrection ana
fought the country from 1e2O 10 le2I Returning
an ls2s 10 the French lie fought Tor The SUB
lugstiOn OF Algers In 1897 he returned 10 Germany
bul was forced for political reasons ~ 1913 He
then came the United aes aud for time lived III
West Virginia, he lost every thing % The Hood OF
1852 Since then he has had many homes. During the
War he lOst ms sons 3 the Confederate army.
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Mrs. HAMILTON HUSKY.

Emily G., wife of Hamilton Busby, and only
daughter OF Ex-Governor james +. Robinson, OF Ken
lucky died on Monday morning. November H. al
Cardome near GEORGETOWN. KY, after "a hnger-
ing and painful Illness. The deceased LADY
was formerly re garded the regnng belle VI the Blue
Grass Country Her domestic virtues 0deaied her 10
large circle OF friends that region, and her Wit ana
powers u repartee for her hosts OF admirers Dn
Ing the trying days Of tue late war size presided
over the household Of the Executive Mansion
NJ Frankfort, Ky. During her Residence ~
York CITY As the repreen alive OF one OF the old
est families IN country her society was NciJ much
sought After ana she became tie centre OF largo cic4e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18

ate admiration. by all who esteem genius, noble man.
hood aud devotion to art,-w be near 10 us as
Brooklyn during Christmas Week He appears there.
at tAc PARK Theatre on December D. aud in Phadel-
pha al tie Walnut. the 29th In the meanwhile Mr..
McCuioneh's appearances viii he made follows:
YOUNGSTOWN Ohio. Opera House. November 49, Wheel
ing. Va Opera Honse. November 90. 2l. % Washing
ton National Theatre. November -. ter two weeks;
Baltimore. Holiday Street Theatre, December :.
week; bridgeport, Conn, Opera House. December Is
Now-BaNer. Opera House. December l6; Holvoke,
Mass. cnrra House. December l.; Providence, r. L.,
Opera house, December IL. 10 and 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
POLITICS IN THE STATES.


EXPECTANCY AS TO THE MAINE PLOT.
NEW APPOINTMENT IN MICHTGAN-YAzoo COUNTY
COUNTING TUE VOTE IN NETWORK STATE
MINOR NEWS
Mr.. Frye, of Maine, says that the Republic
cans of his State were led to believe recently
that the coup detat meditated by the Demo-
Gratis would not take place; now it is looked
forward to. The Governor of Michigan has
appointed Ex-Governor Baldwin to the United
States Senate, in place of Mr.. Beaman, re-
signed The canvass of the vote in the Coun-
ties of NewYork and Kings in this State is
making progress. Ii is now known that Yazoo
County, Mississippi. was carried by the Dem
ocrats by open and outrageous intimidation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
PUBLIC OPINION.

YaZOO is vindlcated and law and order are
tiumphant.-t Jackson Miss) Clarion 10 ml
If the rumor that Mr.. Halstead, Editor of The
Cincinnati Commercial. viii succeed Mr.. Moves
he'd. ~ Will give general satisactou.-l Iushurg
commandments usepl
Ii is evident that what Mr.. Blackburn
"wiped ont cot "war legislation hut Democratic
manrtirs in the Northern states A. wiucr Mr.
Backburn Is very much of "A success Burlington
HawkeNe iRep.)
TOOmbS's dispatch is the voice OF a solitary
nightmare. II the Southern people could have ma
free g they would moi at this day accent separate
Nationality dividing a continent by statutory
oOundaiies.-l Macon (GaA TelegraQh (DemJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
WHAT SENATOR EDMUNDS HEARD IN EUROPE.
Washington Dispatch 10 The Phfia Dhid Pres.
4 IL. :. oil a

He said That II WIS tsptCIdI9 NIdIIINIHE VI
him whilst travelling Europe duiins the past sum
Yer and Fall to the confidence % the capitalists o
Europe In Government and It's secufltlesi that
whilst Nihsm disturb bling the peace oi Russia anu
and other secret societies. together
WIN questions of policies and diplomacy We're threat
epng The peace of all the Other Grcai Powers. the
limited STATES presented a condition OF affairs which
promised stability of government financial INTEGRITY
and an uuc xamped expansion of production and trade
that the great demand for American products ana
American securities is now presenting problem
which les not only the wsest and most sagacOus
European statesmen and economists put causes un
disguised apprehension IN The minds OF he money knss
OF prosperity the Uniied states had also exered
wonderful feet in stimulating the manufacturing IN
dustries o Europe that the capitalists OF Europe are
now taking deep interest in he results oi the eecuOhs
tins country relying upon the continued success OF
Repub party as the surest guarantee OF tbc
SAFETY and security of foreign Investments tha the
look with luerea sed apprehension upon the course OF
toe Southern repudaing their STATE muhlc
Ia ana private debts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
TILDEN NfUST GO.

TfC17II7TI
Aside from the merits of the objections 10
Mr.. Iuden-the actual right or wrong OF thtm IN the
spstrac-tne feeling has BEN wide pread that 10 nom
inate him would be 70 open the campaign upon side
issue too big its proportion To leave time Tor any
other and too small IN its consequence to take victory
from one political party and give ~ TO another
Ike Webster ana Clay and Calhoun ana DOUG lass, Mr.
Tlden must the Presidency almost within his grasp
only 10 DRIFT away beyond his reach forever. Some
newer and more unsullied some truor aud purer
represeutative Of the -eat principles foi winch thr
party IA % contend Bayurd, petr CT sans
reDroche must step forth take the banner from his
hand With the right leader and the right platform the
outlook Is by no means hopeless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
A RANDOLPH BOOM.

1t is an undisputed fact that to secure sue
cess the next Presidential contest the Democratic
PARTY must Obtain least electoral I'm
The North and that the States from winch these votes
are most likely 10 be secured New-N0rk. New
Jersey and Indiana IL also equally IN
dispulable that the candidate Tor President
who secures these votes must be sound upon
TWO great questions, which will be made par
amount m the contest He must have an unimpeacli-
able record susceptible Of mscOnstruc ton. He
must have financial record equally clear and well de-
fined. He must stand undOubtrd not upon one alone
of these questions but upon both. Senator Randolph.
OF NewJcrsey has not only positive record upon both
OF these great issues hut mas general record that any
Democratic statesman might be proud o. Let the press
add % iae list aud bow far it can De eALended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18

Saturn at times All pictures OF the moon went
to prove that t worn-Out planet. The darknfss
Of er lower depths caused by the deposits at Che
bottom OF her ocean beds The cracked appearance OF
the surface caused by the sudden cooling ~ tho
crust while IL was sti plastic. A scene show
ing the wonderful resemblance OF . frozen globe
OF water 10 the moon warmly appauded. That the
moon has atmosphere is proved Mr. Proctor thought
by the black and abrupt shadows which are seen A
representation of Mars was placed the caDyas 10
show how nearly equal In extent TIA land and water
areas Several OF Venus made clear the
difficulty OF studying that planet Owing to her prox-
unity Id the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
MOVEMENTS or Mr.. H0LYoAKE.

George Jacob Hoyoake. of England, made visit
Yesterday to the establishment Of Messrs Harper x
i}rothcrs-which he viewed with much interest
ana called on George William Curtis. Al noon he
went 20 tho Fifth Avenue Hotel, and had an in-
terview with President Hayes. At he dined
with the Rev. Robert Collycr, and in the evening
he occupied box at Days Theatre, under the es-
cort or William Winter. aud accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. l.. T.. Barnum, and other friends. At II
to-day the public breakfast IN his honor VIII be
given nj the 81. James Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
HARPER IL BROS

Uarper's Latin Dictionary EDITED By Z. A. Ands wa
L. Lewis and Charles short Royal $50.
O33 pages Price, boards uncut so full sheep - 80;
hall leather. $40 81; full Russia. sl2 90
TIE Sunken Rock. Of the Mediterrauean by Geo.
Cupplea author The Green Hand" 32mO, paper ID
cents clob. 30 cents.
Madge Dunrayen novel BY the author Of the queen
Of COnnaught." 10 cents
The Princess idlcWays. A fairy book. BY MIS- ". j.
HAYS. Illustrated rquare l6mo. cloth, 10 cent.
Young Mrs Jardine A novel. by the author OF "Jchn
IlalIax Gentleman" 10 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
MR. SEYMOUR AND ME PARRY FEUDs.

OIiCA, N. L :, NOV. Ii.-EA-UONcInoI '''J =
mour asked to-day by representative OF The o.
Serrer what there in the rumor OF arbitration To
settle the difficulties in the Democratic party. He said
that he had heard OF the thing until this morn
ing II any such thing is contemplated he knew noih-
ing Oft and lac should certainly take no part In the
matter Ne had entirely Withdrawn for the past Two
from any active share In political matters. In MS
Judgment the only persons TO arbate IN such affairs
the delegates to the State Convention, whO WITH
ont doubt at the next meeting OF their body would act
wisely aud iudiciousy IN view of the facts and the re-
suits OF the State election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
CHARLES sCRiBNER's SOM.

q. -, -, - dhi - brOadWAY,
> y0ls emo. ~ b.
The Exploration Of the World. Famous Travels and
Travellers. 1 vol. with
more than l1J lul, pafo aNings, IS DO
Thomas de Quincy. Hs lie and writings. with unpub
l-Aoi correspond By d. \ Page. edition a
iured price vols syo, coth. with pOr. rant.
o. o.
Frar Anseimo. and other pcems By Julia C. r. Dorr.
Vol, square l-mu, 81 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18

mercantile clerk Pawtuc for eight years before be-
coming OF He then engaged In business bis own
account IN woonsocket, In 1888 he removed 20 De
troit and. Identifying himself with the interests OF
Michigan. became President of the Second National
Bank Of Detroit. For two years no State Senator.
In ls6s he was elected Governor by 3O.76l majority
over John Moore Dem.l and reelected In 1870 lie
brought 10 this position full store OF general infoma-
ton gathered from foreign travel and the study Of men
and hnnkA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
WILL THEY DARE DO TIT

The Democracy of Maine has il in mind 10
attempt Oy fraud what ot the last election II LOST
at the balOt-DOX. Failing ride into power the
registered will of the people IL proposes. in IT. despea
tiOn TO get IN after the manner of burglar. more
brazeu attempt TO steal GOyeruOIshil never
corded II would have done credit to Tweed in his
pa micst days, To Tden the height Of his cpherng
The upshot cf the Defarious scheme will be awaited
with In the end AZ Is 30 ial. The Name
Rcpub leans are not the sort OF men that Will allow
themselves 10 be cheated out OF their nights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
COMPLICATED POLITICS OF CLERK.
LEY TELEGRAPH TO Tile TnInrNE.l

WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-Treasurer Gillian
has nncarhed made by OF his predecessors
to the Secretary Of the Treasury giving the political
status O; the clerks the TreasuTers Office. II Is dated
May p. 1857. and is addressed TO Howell Cobb and
signed by " sam Casey. VIM. b. Randolph. who had
been appointed IN lsOs was reported as Conscrsa
tive know-noihiug Democratic Republican" or the
eleven Other clerks three are reported being favor
able to Mr. BucAanan aud eight being Old-line Demo-
Gratis.
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