Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 2, 1878, Page 7

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY., JANUARY 9, 1878, cond term | roing to her roum. ‘The head walter steps out, aed to levy 1t avnloglzed for so doln; Auuxed. | slows his [vary, and hows, Ives deelared that nothing bat the ne. = They are: ruady, Madarn,' ceanitica of tue conntry, croated by the costly war WHALIY quiostiomed the great Enzsnte 1, then rzing, conld excist lis Imposition, Ty 1The Lwenty-reven mipners you ordcered, every one it was rcoznized asn wartar, an ex- #3102 The ny 3 of Madam atessd, g traordinary means jantificd solely by a dire and pas eontd do! Such & mi —God fortid! . . , Namanr, Sept 3, 1871.—Mr Dxan Fruexn: I know not Why my npintona_expressed {n anewer to an apoeal from yn should he characterized ae pro- cerding ftom *Vlong-continued and intensa braod - thelr action we bave had none. excen* : > ex- ample of others. We have helped Germany and England to create a vacaum n which thelr gold will be doubly valuable, white they have rid themseives of stlver. We have helped to de: cordially contemning the frivolitiea of socie UM OIOCOLATE. 'A MANIA LAWYER. and avolling, ot burning to enjny. them o maa u emperit of parnbuzen, an infoiibio enlrma, the study of which was at once a fas. " ini cinating and n dizgustlog pursul all, thin, Albert Pike’s Reminiscences of | cinating and n pernon, swarthy visagel, a gale o B th Ing need. " Those who voted to Impose It did en | ALroy the value of one of the chief products of Southwestern Life and yanized cadaver ‘whose veine wera filied with | fng oyer hia (Grant's] faglta. You anked me to [ * Your husbani ordered them, Madam.” With tne groatest reinctancy, and It wan foncaled | OUF Minss, without any correaponding beneft. wormwood_and gall, a malignant scnwl the | abandon an opposition to which T have heen driven *No, not twenty-sefen supper, put doosupner | oy the most ninanimous ant clamornua demand of | === e o Men. natural and constant expresslon of his face, | by solemn conviction o knowledge, with constant | for nmmher twenty-sefen roum I orter,” suid | the propie ever made to Congress.—FAtladelphia | ANMUSEMENTS. opportunitien for Information: and, when 1 ve with n strange, peculine habit of always pre gyl 4 il e 10 a3siga reasoan far these opinlons, you al the little Captain, &3 he came up with his great | Inguirer (Rep. ). truding his tongue from his lips; he £pouse’s wra| PAn ‘cxplamailon follosed, The cantatrice's | 1, NOW what doos Mr. Chandler write anch HOOLED'S THEATRE~-ATMEE, Intenre ; LOOKED AND MOVED LIKE A SNAKE. teibnte them o * long-continaed and Tetter nw thly The Wonderful Judge Arrington, and | . touch of s hand was a8 clanmy ani | brooding.” | tlero, you do me iojustice, MY | room wan No, 27, but the steward understood | (S 4% o chktina? T oty ONEWEER ONLY OF ODERA-DOUFFE AT POPU. the Still More Wonderful cold ns the skin of & toceasin, and inapired | STRIO0S M8 hentatly formed, Son, & Temipto yout the Captain to’ mean twenty-neven suppers, | interested In be ancendency. of Rapublican prin, | LAR FRICES. Fottively 1sv sppearance ia Chiesgo of John Taylor, cuunl disgust. He wassaliltobo marricd, but few | 3ois ™ Tad yon not wiitten to me on the sub. | there being Just twenty-scven” members of tha | elples s enrentia) to s e woitars op o Caaniry? IMES, I o A men saw his wife; none ever beeame nequainted | ject, be asanred 1 ahonld havessid nothing abontit, | troune staying at the hotel, Is 1t desicned to help the Repnblicannof New IMBE, with ber. He lived alone with her, shunned the 1am here with frienda seeking repose, and. in The bill was scttled. lampshire to prepare fur their comlag campaien? Ach"lfl'lrdnd neen of m;m-nownc.'vllh,‘;-{rm:. Tashinaton Port, socloty of men, lisd no friends, aud avolded | anchlimo s can commund, reviewing the hisfory ———— e ye could toipk e We o trabt, haw. | Bnifcsat and sementei, PRUETREEC At wilc ' Ao e o Formery Sende Chomis | stz sepisnantos Rt ood Yo th | Soee Doz aiisgi whilim i, | LONDON SEWAGE, R R A e ] AR AR contalned a sketch of & court ecena In Texas Hidpradd o, mmr’,{;n of litizntion it e oursetr. 1£1am ** broodlng, * It 1y an one ‘great {Ihu ‘resident's detractors, by rallying the ltepul TEOLATNE, 13 which Aliacs sings the Cuokos far back as 1841, which, under differ- v Onbiat ever | battle, where you did no much, and revising my |, Growing and Alarming Nalsence can mates to overraia and pat down thewo woro. | and Négear B ‘ - dated a8 racticed before an Arkanens courl. Asan at- | o0 WEEEE TR UL PO TUER L3 3 lete misreptescntations, and to meet the vital ymrduexiny Matines, LA FILLE DE MME. ANGOT. ent cantions and & varloly of metamorphioses, | {arncy he was respected for bia fntimate ac. | ©Foh thin Grant cannot e belaw the *infernat. | Tho Londoncrs hoped s few sears ago, mhen | lospensr i da ina broad. candid, and generous | Matines samision, ! has done duty for many a bard-pressed cditor | qualntance with the principles of the law, and 1y Pro-Slavery Plerce?” Why not? Wae he not during all these years, An thoname of Albert | valued for his ready familiarity with its prec- they spui 1131 - | speit.—Hoaton Journal (fep. ). in the time of Plerce Just as **infernally Pro- 7 sount ililons in the vast works that din Mon, i Teserved seate €1, L STVIRRGE (100 Virgton. 7 Thurday. Atmes (8 GIROFLE GIOFIA, g 3 8 Kimce & flonefl, Sirsus’ Spectacalar Opers, cnts. e ¢ 2 . ana ban he oot done things worss than | Sharee the ‘sowage belaw the cty Into the | We might sliow tha t the Administration's | 1 KTiacA TNDIGO (Queen Indigo). Pike was mixed up In it, and na that istorlo | Slente: I s sl Inn e oyalont | Anp apHIDALSd (8 Ficer " Thames, that they had removed a puisance. | £0artsin the ditection of o e ciice feform Y | sepyiminti 2 Fafnoeiia ant Farqacite Cirle. 814 re- PREMIUM chiracter 18 still movingz around In our ltvely | {5y every touch, and he played unon It with Jelraynotbing of him st a military character. 1 | Tiiey wer wistaken. Tho Times, of tho 15th, s Win TIght am and mupprt. Hut 5 in the | © AGMiSion o Duicons, Toet reserved seatn. 81, Chocol te, (! d B intdat, sp ohble of ralnanul fertlte-of exos: m"‘""? Il dtin vulco was oxceedingly ricn, | PP Getoral heen & good statemnani See lackje, | 38582 fiouthern Iasae only thet concerns us now, | UICTRO0C ale Thursday, Jan. 8, 0l 01 0002 an rOma, tlon a8 the best of us, it occurred to the Post | sweet, and sympathetic, and {ts capacity to in- Ax for ¢ moral all his thonghts. ideas, and = Wo hiave simply succeeded by that costly scheme | THAL the Adminiatrations *policy -+ in this renpect In DULtini the hCWARE oat of kbt Tor Aaie coeoe | 188 faliure most be_admitied; 1o has faiien tnr twenty years, bat that 1 continues o rxiet an same | ANOTLOf what the Eremdrot han been nappoved 16 ageinour near neighborhuod. We have trans. | Dedimingat. lle may make it partially succenstal ferral it from London, and poured it, lowor down, | DY 1aKing his active co-warkersand nearcet ndvisers Into the main estuary of the rivez, in'the hope that | 170 Republicans of whoee pariy feaity there it a0 it wouid there disperse, Iint, instead of 1hat, it | fusniclon; in whose record in varty rervice there neems o ba yradually, thoush ot slowly, actam. | Han been mo break, 't to failues will bs atded Tating, aud Uhreatening 4o Vit up 1he sckens oribe | Ditter chagrin and hamiliation. if the Fresiirss ort of London, We were poisoning ourselres be | icane upon the Soathern Demoeracy,—sufals oro; we ate strangling ournslses now, and ac. | Commeraal ddrertuer (Implacable Res.). that the best time to yiudicate the truth of his. | fluence a Jurs extraordinary. No man cver ex- celled him In his command of the vituperative tury was the present, A reparter of the Lost | (0uSit o carcantie, in which he was bittor, seath: accordingly clippedd from the Chronicle the ar- [ jng, and absolutely merciless, while in pathetic ticle as It last appearcd and which we here pre- | eloquence bo could melt the most of durate, sent: seciningly withuut object, amd certainly with- O the Oth of Auguat, 1841, the Court-Hanso at | Out effuri. Yet he was not, strictly spéaking, Clatkaville, Texas, wan crowded to overfowing, | 4D orator. An exciting case was to be tried, Ueorge Hop- ALMOST, BUT NOT QUITH. sentiments are on a low plane,—lower than' any President before has reached. You Inquire If he is **corrapt.” Ihave nover id anything on this head. You know well fhat ha does nut hesltate to bay men by ollico, as no other Preaident has done; nor does fie hesitate to receive ‘' gifta™1 You discard the testimony of Stanton, who had the beet opportunity of knowing Urant: and you discard mine, although I have had some oportani- MVICKER'S THEATRE, ESTABLISHED 1843, ‘Thene poods have taken the highest award at all LAST NIGHTS! LAST NIGHTS! | "§irincloel Fairio the Usited states. SIMPSON & (10, ! |J0SIAE WEBB & 00, Milton, Maes, Chieago Ofiico—41 Rivar.at. BEAUTY AND THE BEAST! FAILIOAD ME TABLE. Kl o e e e aaruib 10 [ Tuts singular man' had bren a pollticlan of [ iy, Whoee will you take? Will you name any | camulatinga hage amssof Sith to fori sa apase: For some timo past there has heen n | Eaturday, Inst Matinee of this Gifeat Doubla Rl AN T lison, the young and hesotiful wife of his amn s ! t an Actus] present member of hil - | able and nxf'rnn-w bar to th i 3 B " NDAY NEXT, the VOM AN, e Mo Bahand thrcatened 16 chanre higy | fome eminence In Alabuna; i fnct, at one | poteon, not an actusl p o ool | e it of hls great ity, | "vIBatIon, which s | quict movement on footIn Cllfornla for adisiton | MO A * St iy, | ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE UP ms‘ Bk (whoss iadement of’ Sexlioky 5 ot sty of the State, with Los Angeica as the capltal of the tlmel was the nearly siceessful rival of William fot (he atrage, when Hopkine weat. o Allidon's Ing_ for a sest o the United Btates Benato REMEMBER &b, e iaf homumhiy K wolght! Ask' Chase, who knows him woll, ‘The London Board of Publle Works in June | southern di¥iston. It has aisa been proposed that ¢ i . EXrPLARATION oF RerrrxcE Mam 8 AR "‘é'r".‘y.eflin"r'é'éf"'fi-'fi: from that State, A ¢ngue story was occnslon- ;"f;r:,-:b;‘;“;:;‘,g;,";;,::'f‘,;::’,f;',,‘:';:g;,,';Qg,‘, Jast Inatructed the eminent engineer Capt, Cal- | Tenneesee be divided into turee Staton, and now | St ica chadns eamt LoD amArt (ot 20 to 20 per §hpied. *Bunday excepred. e ivrd poeurrence: produced. great excilement, and Air. | ally faintly et i fone tot e that e had | Tand'yet you not only Lecome i+ partiran, bot | vert to direct hls attention totie rocent nurveys | LI°L ALt io make e aamionion. Tota. o LEote: D e 1 conts: 1o i cbaled rapra bont R STkt | 5 s serpenl Tnce el ectog Hh ol | ebmie, e seciation, Becaus 1Tk can- | o tho Tuames between Woulwich and v | ot i et oo ot o, Enfo cidSljmenenn || oHI0MO & NORTAWESTERN RATLWAY, B e e U T k™l L wrs | Sha, Yo P Aapoved ook bscouienn, | oeiur | canre s e o e, | S st samoles of e e of he | it LIS, Sliment e, ) teid HOOLEY'S THEATRE et ofen 6 Gty i Boue sde pendlog, —for murder and for e, He was distiked Grant, When yon e that, | Tiver Off the main sewaze outfslls aud In | United States Senate over the vast and. popalony = T T T | e bt Amhiasand Dike. ol Arkanmne, aad 5% THE GENIUS OF TE BXEER. ou huain Favent O he contrare) Twa abyrers | Woolwich Teach, and o report. thereon to the | Worr it b s unly dncidedly' irkeonio but | EYCaIak Prices, 5c, 55 T, ey I Ese i Prentise, of New Orleans, by cnormons fees, had | Human virtue, truth, honesty, fenale chasti- | friend and_snpporter antil 1 became aware of s Conservators. Uupt. Calvert hus carrfed out | threatens the buineen intorasts of the entire coun- | A HAPPY NEW TEAD o . Anather n - Frentia, of et ricang, oy ea , ty ani modesty were alke 11 ablects of his | conrso in ayils aud: (e more T tiak af that the | ConacTTAORE U et i et | U Take for instance the auestion, 1o | Orand flatiday lil. Turee siatinees thin week, New: a.m. 1lopkina was acquitted. The Texas lawyers wera | pitiless, snaky snecrs. He feared 1o one, cared | more utterly indefennibic it appears. 1tda revolt- ructfons, an s pamphict which | which the 150,000 people of Delatware have a volce ?y'{fr'.'c.!nfii.lf...d""d‘" aud Bsturday, Toe Inlmitable nom 7 Ing; eo 1see it, and for this reason I began to jndge | @ives the result of his investigations is excecd. | €qualto the 3,000,000 of Iilinols or the 2,500,000 s . m. overwholmed hy their opponents, It was s fightof | for no pnn.envlcdfi while he despised, and | ingi bl i Izl of Misnonrt. ~Kunsae City Journakof Commerce | Mr-. JOSIEPIL MURPILY, e e fvader Csuit nns_rewty for tril, and ta | *ccrel whtre be fated, nud eas g willinz 10 1 12t just, whien thers things were known to yon, ly: inttraiive ud excendinly unpleatant, | Gnegiyt Bupported by MIas. ANNIE WAD TIFFANY and B oy T Taaine | run with the hounds of * ee % | that you stoutd hunt for persona) motiven? 1 aeny ndoncre, it secims, bave been living fn o fool's | g 0 wo take it, ls one of the most | bAlGr> Companr, faiilie rollicking Irian Americaa 7 ment. _Public opinion was ectting ia for Hopilna; S0Te puorrrotch uf #’:‘2’2:'{;.2?5%“!',‘5..3‘." cul” | thg whole imputation, in zross Pdl More in ac. | Paradise for some twenty years. "For 8100z | forcibie filnsirationt that coatd be pomtere or oot | UM ng A UM CRE! oy Betwerton aluochtsa. | W hon the siamdsr cure sana | - At lant bo accrised the Iawsers i Litte Rock | contanes wib the oo oS 1 moro {n ac_ {fme ey, huwo enured to hive thelr sewage | cruel njasice-ndeed, o thooWixge-—of (he de: | | Bemember Crund nure ew-veara Dar. Trice 5 up, it was loft without an attorney, —all had with- ofr volsoning his 't;:l«ll' and l'hen hum chnlrlmhlu ;lle lgclnu‘llcsin o l'n;;;'r’ ;I'hl"nf lnlcdéulm" touto | O ;: I‘Turgfir .l:\ ‘\17‘ l'll?“l"l&?‘r‘::‘l :-efll?‘wfigmz QJ‘:‘I; Diphetisets omdl M-\g:)rd. "\0\ e Jave here ‘:n moner | Lottie Matie Seehing: _‘ — ] rawp. Infercnce began to be drawn that lio was insane. | have recognized iho » of my convictions, 2 wlio takes wazee, but ls Tezal-tender f NEW CHICAGO THEATIU n . " Ve and not questioncd their honesty, or soaght to | to bo held intolerable, they made an | M Aues, b made s legal-tender for b 2 Mooy To0 S enyeelf™ lugstred Judge AMille, | After 1,;*::{5';“1;4;‘;;’,:';,,5,";:‘;, Fehiaved thag | woakenthem by fnention sbont my‘early et | herole, elfort and catrled " thelr sowago | §5, only w0’ ihat I Taonot 'ueforced apan Second Week. New bl : g o oy U ihex, bave ml detertcd mey and Lam | bela herotil, o mininterof the Gosvel. to'nee hal i detendend o et bey | down to Burking l'{fi;f‘:;‘m:}l‘(‘;cg'(‘;g;‘,mmm great fa the desire for money made out of the [ ~18tince To-Day, 2:0- b i i TIOW THE BTORY WAS WQ . too poor lo cmplay any more,* replied § f ary, bursting {nto tears, ke 10 dach a cass: will not some chivalrons mem- During Lis Stay fn; Litla, Reck arinian of the profession voluuteer? sald the Judge, | Moved Lo that ncig hood, y e, ncing around the Bar, such a quick dramatic intellect as lils could not ‘he lgmy old Iawyers were silent. fall to scize upon the saticnt points of Taylor's **1will, your Honor," said & voice from behind | remnrkable character. The mlsantirope was the Dar, 1w clothes looked bby that tho | tha very incarnation of romance to the finagina. Court hesituted tolet the caso proceed under his | tive brain of the poet-lawyer, and out of a dry, mpliageents commonplace court aifalr, such ns occurs al- +1}as your name been entered on the rolla of tho | et every day, ho wove suchi a glittering web character, 'This ** ~glaral, 1 send you 8 higE'marked, and ask vou If you nre Sis} toé wItH regard to the Doaglamineldont. 1t wan becaure Houglose had recelvod Indignicy o board the boat that the neglect came consplcuont. You say; tain ba it that Mr. Douglass Is ineennibie of 1t." Tiellevo me, [ did not refer to this incident until Mr. Donglass in my own hiouse, & fortalght before the spoech, had complained of it CALLIENDIS ) =i ; 2 GEORG]A 4 Eni Men. o T tg caen. o CoNRell Thata o The brar beayion Chore Artlata. Jotin- AT 8, m ) G 8 Gl}A\ o, thie Lon- g:lr‘ E Noother rosd_runs Paltman of any Gther form of GEORS LS ou tals, th the test observations, ™ says Cunt, Catvert, are | [ier oo tas racyooee and o a1 to be remembered rather than described,™ and | yet floats in large quantities, Remove the pat- thera Is reason to believe that this remurk holds | fageons reatrictions on fte lcgal-teader quality, £ood of parts of the rivera long way removed | Kive us the old silver dotiar as an unlimiteit Jegals from the actual outfalls, ‘ll:mil‘ler, nmu the reoplI‘e wllé uk;a"II ;lyltl’ly, |hci iy Vel “ hanks will receive it on deposit, and the grea oh‘n':?v"n(f;‘x}:?’"i-flt:«:':'-’t«:::fl:n‘;&;‘:he:& ‘dest | problem of the resumpiion And” malntenanse of i specie payments will ba solved at once. Hat. & fi'n,‘}'fi.'i.'?."r‘l’}. :rllh;g.s‘: 1'.'.'3 m"mml information | the faw ut present stands, ellver money, mode in- 0 the condition | ferjor by the law. In un ontrge upon the working dunt Comntqne, botel cars wist of Clleag, HEAle of Itices= and ase. Matjue - Prnotarmerof Wellsand I L2 =Depot corer of Cani T i ) g AV bllk};.fia};fl,}f ATRE. CHICAGO, EURLINGTON & QUINOY EAILROAD: J. . HAVERLY. rietor atd Manager, | Depots foot of Lakuest., [ndlanacav., an Slxteenthost., Hry 3 nd Sixteenth-sta. Ticket Ofices, 39 Clark: Btater” demanded the Juage, : tho popiiac inind was “eantivated | ybindence of conenrAng testimony. i moat jag | Of the Thanics, There in he sars,unquestionei | ciasen 1t Fiken the. Here yiobor sy cooan | EHIS WEDNENDAY TIOLIDAY 1ATI. deoats. T guin el aneiered the tpaneer i | G QL i RO GE ‘e story ron. A | {rmadense of oncorrine tatiiony, M mont ne | &3 oMt oul i ttuaeed oometicns e | Sirer, ot makon, the vich il ol B B e e e T J_Ave_ recently forined within tho channel of the river. i 'll‘h: chtnun;;'ll1 0] nmfi:u ;hc n‘uutllcm‘ ou‘lmhlm ,.,,’,.‘:’fi,‘,:.fihfir:f“’ffi‘?{‘o':".fl“.‘ r,}’:;,‘:,’azfflg‘fl j0st a fourth ol uoW-water contents; three crecks in o neighborhood of the Gt {ordon, whose great offenss conslsted In not kick- phstically a succe: =Leanard Grover's Co 0. New Keen 17, painted expressly for tils plcve, Matinces Wednes. days and ¥aturdags, 3:20. ltemember, clicapeat price of admiuion, Sext hunday Night, Leanard Gro W H dozen times at least since fta first publication il ""l"‘fffx'efi"u?.’"?&fxg'," .“n'rlmlfl has it been revived, each time In new guise, and varchment, cach time seeking to point the old moral that The telal went on. Tl suflered the witnessea to | persecuted fnnocence iwavs finds, at the Inst Mr. Hooper, contirms it fully. and so do many others. And why honld 1t not bo known? | am i earnrat. 1 wish to save the Repablican party from the Infliction of & eccond term, sud what I aaid was Inig tho New York Adunie out of the Senate Cham- | S5 Agniuon. | tes preem tell thelr own atory, and allowed tho_ defe to | hour, sume irresistiblo champlon. This polnt | trre. fails are cradually” flling up; and large | ber. Hear this Philadelphia **rough " an he fans | = - = ado Expre fend o, “Ashiey apoke arste Totlowed by Pike and | aiond ‘shold expase s Tetitious il ey _‘ln;{e{eflflnfihllfl"-tl-lgnblv Jou 'v?";}‘fi“.“‘,}' devosits bave been formed between Lon- | the sectivnal fires. » o o Afier the Restiiny NEW PUBLICATIONS. apersubCYe L amenge: Trentins. The latter brought down tho house in Only tn Fairy Land or the dreams of poesy does Eift- T, ‘{‘;“"},‘"""" 'y office™ which tathe | gon ond Battersca bridges, ouc es clnll! men disappeared from t arena, thetr s e, Streator Passenger. chiears, in which the nry foined. the Yight tnfaliingly win® aud truth ana o | Mprecedented ofensa. cxictly o frout o Bt. Lbomas |+ blantatlon manners : wilh thew hereean aer JUST PUBLISHED, R st It was now the stranger's turn, He ross bafore | LHET Ll n i have before me Jour 1o é180 hatama, | ylospital. So much for the formation of ncure. | Atltuted the coarse insolence of the Yankee skipper, ve Passenger, . the Bar, not bohind it, and so near the wandoring | cence always prevail. el IO O s | e TomI e thoh a cormatlan ¢ Calvert | 2nd Blaine and Edmands and fellow of that sort TTHE ury that he conld touch the foroman with bis lung, ST —————— . TdfayonaY, dn Sely o niy [k atamenis, | OUS. ASTOmN Rl cuntact ST oo were in the habit of sying all_manner of falne and T bany ony fioger. Ho proceeded (o lear o pleces (he SUMNER AND GRANT. Aty s know (ot lhy 211 proceed Fram de et Ay e e o 1y teoh | slanderous thines about ihe South. Dut the day K i argumonts of Ashloy, which melted away at his Convictions and an Lonest heart, ou then ad stituents of tlicscmud-banks arc preclsely identi- | hau pasned when this overbearing tone and these e touth like frost beforo a sunbeam. Evory ono o-The idea of Grant's nomination would be cal with the coustituents of metropolitan kew- | fnauiting tnainuations will ba rebmitted 0. ang e e ning.Cars (ueed for eating pu looked, surprised. Anon ho camie (o tho dazzling | Ohacles Sumnor's. Views as to Preatdent | painfultomossitis fo you, If 1 had your exceed- | age, Inasmutch us these formutions aro larzest | veen 1o bombin ki eumilted to, and 9 | Boreeeots Darposts ) tra pun oo oy fand Jricof the pact-lawyer, Pike. Then tho curlof lla | ~ Geant's Naminatlon for & Second Term. ngly unfavoratle opinions of him. en 8 in the neighborhood of the sewage vutfalis, fuve | take to hurl epltncts snd induize slandots they will in youssy: ‘It wns uot necessary fof you 1o vindi~ tate yourself to me. You have lived for your countiy and all mankind." 1 wiil not quote the prafae that follows. Ilesides ali this, vou ray, **J cannot ask you to vole for Grant, nor even io for. bear voting againet him.™. . . 1t is very painful for me to write this, but ft secma to me that your own rense of justice will recognize its truth, “Once you siovd by the slave; stund by flaytl now, which represcnts the slave, Slucerely yours, CitAnLes BUMNER, OPERATIC TROUBLES. Esplanation of & Xecent Telegram from and’Omana on the Facic fxpress. Abrieht and anany eoliction of Xew Song. Talnds. palaality gattongr itk Cunris i prlieraiues | ORICAGO, ST. PAUL & MIFNEAPOLTS LINE. Y ; 3 v ) 8T, o aer COMDLCHe B Therclass o sabed ihat b | Ticket oices 3 Ciarkest. Sud ot Kingle-Sireet fienot, ur:vn MD:xll‘f’rfiHfl'll" - — thie kreatest tavuriie 3 3 Liforms st bading and price mun the World | P i Liare . SeiiE of Fne ma 0f Eugill roue, ™ and others of the | 8¢, Paul & Mianeapolls Fx. %M.+ 4np, m, Lihrary ® serien and cos 10 Doards, £2.307 Clothe 3 i00 8. m, #3.00] Flne GLit, 84.00. s b m 1 Tme.m 1ip grow sharpor, his smooth face began to kindle ", up, his cyen to open, dim and dreary uo longer, but | _ The Rev. Mr. Frothingham's * Life of Gernit vlv‘ldln Igllnnlng,_‘!;d L% ulre lhllbel. :mll I:Ilrlmz Bmith * has just appeared. It contalns the fol- BA twin meicors, 0 i nole saul was in his evens | 1ywing private letters from Charles Sumner to tno full hoart streamed oat of bis face. Then, without auy sllusion to Preni he turned shart | Mr. Bimith on the questlon of a second term for sround on the perlured witnerscs of Hopkins, tore | President Graut: 7 their teatimony inta shreds, and. hurled it thoie [Prirate.] facen auchs terrible invectivos that uil trembled Wke | Nayaxe, Mass., Ang. 20, 187L.—Mr Dran {ipens. and two of them fed from the Court- | Frugxn: Your noie and Jie Inclosure reached mo 0 at this retreat, where L an with my friend Loug- The excitement of tho crowd was hecoming tre- | Toliow. I regret mnch thut 1 canuot see the Fresis mendous, Their unlied 1ifg-rob] scemed to hane | dontiai quostion nn you oe It. upon the burning tongue of tha irangor, and 18 | T know few pollticians who think that Grant can imrlud them withthe power of passlon, He scom- | po pe-alocted, Grecley told me last week that he edio have slolen Naturc's long-hidden secret of | jaoked wpan hue defeatns inovilable: und Farne, X coma into exlgtence sinco the outfalls were | be retorted upon In no unmensured way, t s s Tadeand san D% completely aveounted for | £oSd fhing tor Conkiing and the country wat Le without golug further in search of an explana- o e e tlon than'the matters dally discharged {nto the | Uie and forbesring character. There ars men in the Senate Id linve knocked that >*lis * duwa river through these outlalls, the proof that the | DEPat Who wou s existiug system bus fafled fo take the sewage | oy rosty :':.fl:&'?f,:;}',fi"n fgedur. bosie uwnfi' ll:lcml ‘u bcictl)l:uttl‘cllci Nor llu'u “‘l‘:se(;lu' mington (N, C.) Star (Fire- Eating Dem.), posits the only mischicf that comés trom the dis- " . o, ghurie of scwago 10t the Thames, Tucre s | | BI5 Willlaia &2, Glinudler, of Now Hamp. I the riyer what Capl, Calvertealia & “anenng | Ol o0 L e o fudehtlican, palit- Ao & innss, that b, Lol volluted water | G5 fngtn 1t deriven from ihe prineibies red mllea love, 50 sards wide, nud 43¢ fuet | menenren: o farns wo have obsarved M1 Chani deep, charged wn'h offenrive matter both | Jer's career, it hns bean ono constant attempt to flud and solid,” which % moves up | keew himuclt before the public at any cost. ifis and down the chunnel four times dally botween | provious course does not justily hitn in setiiny bt Faul & dlinnespoils ol OHICACQ. ALTON & BT. LOUTS AND CHICAGO THE KANGAS CITY & VEKVER SHORT LINES. Unfon Deput, West 5lde; near Siadison-st. hridge, and CLUSTER OF GEMS, |— = _____ Ransas City & Denver Fast Ex L Louls But his preatest triumph wos to come. | who fa friendly to him and haa just accepted tho & Springfield kx. Memphis—Pappenheln’s ¢ [ndiaposition ** i o o This (s a yaluable collection of plecesof 8 somewhat Bt Bprinefield & Te ‘yes bewan to glanco at the sssasain, liop: | ¥ P Gravesend and near to Dlackwall, dropping the | bimeelf up asacensor. When Grantism wanati1s | T! [ outtsy My fJexat ) kinn, and hia lcao, Laper Gngota asmumed tho samo | Cop'eciOreilh of Phlladolphis, lold me tht hedid | Acoounted For—Supper for Twenty-soven. | birot ooidl o wherever a reduction in the rage of | Beiit in this countty, and found sdequate ex- | SSARCATIATACter w e dimculty, and tyauited | i Teoris Fast Express Stemphix Avalanche, Dec. 30, Tho eriticisma upon the Frilay night’s per- formance by the Fryer Opera Comipany hias drawn ontn littlecard from our jolly friend Muretzek, {n behslf of the primma donna whose “indisposition’ caused a swindls to be perpe- direction, _ Ile incloscd the wretch within a wali of | fuought he conld obtaln the nominatlon: to which ronyg cvidence and impreguable arguwent, cut- | r:‘:x ed that hlu m:uhl uot le renominatod if fLap. tina ot all hopo of ercupe, e dug” beneath the | 3iabed that he could nol be re-electuil: murderer's feot ditchen ot dilemmas, and held up Therefore, when you ask me to withdraw oppo- the slanderer to the scorn and contempt of the | wigjon to (irant. you ask me to afd in the defeat of populace. liaving this irt bim sbout with & clr- Vi cloof 1iro, ‘ho siripped Limeelf - (be work of | {i%/iePublicon party. 1 have toa much Interoit I Kraknk & urlincton 3 cate sposit,” | bression turough Leélknup and Bahcock, Mr, tho current or still water may "“'fl‘,'"__‘f,”:g'l‘l‘"",d Clandice's svenfun Lo corruption Iy public atairs il ¢ | was contned fn lus own bovom. — The torrent of ¢ rate of | his indignatlon only brenks its boand whera I'rea- ek A8 this | jdent Hayew' Adminlatration Is concerned. This im+ long, the contents | macuiste New Humpshire Keoubllcan manager has to pass from the | his pure soul harrowed up within him at the fore it Is calenlated that the sewa into the Thames, moves scaw about two and o half miles a sewage seetlon Is elzht milk take about tweuty-two days ucan 12, 1. RREer vou Bluw, Lickher! | Eiealon it Ao utat s " ralen. wther celebrt g s ie price, and hindine, ‘with the. - pans | SonctéDulgut Accumimdat’ 1 b0, wh wit Ui 77 ot bool of — ), Iamuue *SLibrary * seel £4.00, CHIOAQO, MILWAUEEE & ST, PAUL RAILWAY, ‘111 atso | Unlon Depot, corner Madison and Canal-sts. Tirknt it In Boania, 8250 Cloth, $3.00: Fige Glit, For sale at ail the jrincipal musle store ¥ sacre, i upper to the lower lmity so that the whole | turlng thunght of the existence of A barzain wheree | be fuafled. post free, to an for the retall OMce, &3 Xouth Clark-st., opposlle Sherman House, P61 ¥hen t was a vinlon both glorionsand drend- | ;0% velving the ““’f"'ii;“f""f'.‘}‘,°‘ fotm +7%a | trated upon the gentla public. Mr. Maretnele | ‘sbwayce dlschiarged Into. th rever duriam tons | OY Ihcne peaticiuss wih b B Te | B e teat oy o Sad ut depot. Ll 10 heiold tho oraiue.” Hin actluns, tou. be- | ghough for anybody. cxpecially for one who, being | writes as follows to the afternoon papers of | MuMber sof dars I continualy sschiring bov | ewbordintic Bosition bavé beos susorardes. on ihs el gaue as Impeetions s ihd motlop of h ook ina SHeq: 1n faund sajacaDmbiey B prone y;(mh,. tween thic extreme poluts. Tho sewaie section | K008 graces of o Sationsl auminisation by LYON & HEALY, Chicago, Yiwaukea Eaprew, Wil mipoals domice pectiun. 8 triworet, diied i w0 entlrely wreoccaplo by Lt | ¥5 S0 e papers of to-day, fn thetr motices | 18 Breatly enlureed turing fuods and periods of | CSFISIR Suuthern leaders. to no iatue, Conkling, s B9 AT power, and yet intermiugled sl tho while with & [ of Iaat night's opera, commit an #ct of Injustice, for the correctlon of which nothiug more I necde than the appended cortifcate; that Mme. Pappen- heim was sick, and unsble 10 sing, fs unqestion- able. [ hope that the morning papers will do S, Pappenneim the justico to publish thesc facts, Max ManeTzex, heavy rain, At thesc times sdditional oppor- | efe. Willtn, . Chandler, tunitles of dischargiug sewage from the utiulls | b luor et Avr i andier, cann: have to be given Ju order 10 prevent the dis- presching** that it has wauderedoff into charges from belng thrown back upon Ays and ‘‘gone sstray?'—Hosoa Iranscript t}m null\'hhk‘\lrilmlz m;:;mcll- AL lprlm‘:" tidea | (Rep.), the sewage diecharged ut low water will come 08 high as Chelsea suspenston bridge. Besides .,.fi':fffi°§.E'rhfif.a“§'u(§'hf:flx'fr i n:t‘:nil‘:e'::: thls, there is a constant tendency I the flood- | Lortlucnce whateverto any matter of presvnt futer- streain to carry miore matter upwards thau tho | cat, 1t fnnotto answer b, but to direct atten. ebb carrles downwards, This tendency isfn- | tion to hisutter shnmelcssness, that we mention crensed by the adhesive nature of sewage mat. | hie lutterat all. He aaya, it correctly re orted, ter, whicl'cnables 1t toresist the scourof the | that Mr. llayes wa *‘counted in, * boih 1o Loulsl- chb-tide. The fact that the Thuwnes Is sllehtly | ana and South Carollns, in consldiration uf pledies salt fu Burking Lieach makes the mischlef wreate | fiven by Senator Sherman snd othier bersoun that er. Where river water, highly charged with or- sweet’underwonz of wwectvat cadeiice. | 1w foro- | IEAPATHY, | Don't forget Stantons L‘:‘fi:‘fl‘iflml head glowed like 8 heated furnsce, his coun: | ponnfe dying throngh his iukewarmnees and i teusnce was haggard liko that of a' manisc, and | Prmime Ittamy solemn judgment, which at tha Sreh, ot e Munc his lonz, Lony artia on | pruner Ume & shall declare, Lint the muehcrills 24 It rasping after a liunacenalt, ctsed loginlation of the las( Congress would Liava tho drew & Dicture a{ furaer. in apoulllag colors | youn entirely unnecesvary If this Itepubiican Troas 13 N patmuad shom aell faelf miaht louk beauts | yiient Liad whown o decent energy i nforcing ex- £ats by pained tho slauderer so biack that e san | fuiing laws and in manifesting aymonthy sith, she o dark at noonday when shiuing on such & | gppressed there. On Lim In- thyt lnnocent hlond Ionuter. And then, axing both portraits on the | Wik owod white e circulated teatorammente. Rhrinking topklus, tasieried Liew thera forever. | Sxcaralone, horseoraces. - Ineican of being at ) onk ;'.ig;:"l:""mc“ dienco amiounted almoet 1 | Firanch, & good President would have. hech si A1l a1 once the praker descended from his ofty | Savarush aod Mobile, orut leust b would bave . wade himsolf felt n those places, holght, alia volco wailed out to the murdred | ™Gonildar, then, ina ywsiaterity of his message 108, m. |* 4:00p. m. Day K Boston. | whel i s * 3:00p. m. [*10:438. m, OLIVER DITSON & CO., — —— — sota Expre POROUS FLASTERS. “',l":;fl;l"!fl'fm.m" T o T AT S ugh N(gh *THERE i3 REASON n all TRINGS." | e AN train i ots for Bt Pail reasonable to conclut Cape . | mid Migneapoliaare good eliber ¥la Madison and Prafris e T Hiehint hros Capcine Plas: | 0t i mea Tl s oed eliber Ha dladlsan and Prai Centenulal Exposition uter all_ather 5 recelved the universal Frafse of tha Nighe ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILBOAD. t, foat of Take.st. and foot of Twenty-secand.a Depot et otlce: Bear Clark, ' 3 E [Cortt, enlf.a ‘This 18 0 cortlfy that | was the attending phyai- clan of Mme. Pappentielin. | waa called to tho Pea- body Hotel after the opera 'I‘llelul{ night, and found hor in a very exhausted conditlon, Called again Weanesday morning aud prescelted for her; was called ngllnThurldl] night after the apera; vielted her thrce times on Fridsy, and found her g 7 Henson's Capcine Forous Iiaster was invented eonie the siow action o Hun evar found| e 2+ fon ot eve 1) gt otier: LAME BACK, s vo. " n suthiority in tie world, ‘Tt possess ubupual i Rabdoiph; Chamberiamn and Pack- oo popiiar| hiis il avory ok tho beattifal Mary, moro bean: | nout &f. Domiuza. (o Liillon of blacks are | Physical conaition wae sueh hs o Fonder ner bue | Linfe tastcen maiten iy g limsged with or- e famre i le nEsOpporial by frinedy. susr| dmmedistg sllef by, lucax i 3 A ? ' i . < | Telleve ‘pain at, 'a lcure rheuma: fislogrcermanient aa lor tears fiowéd tanter a0d | now kept 1n anxieiy and ferfor by tho. epsbiens | Heoly Wasole 10 aphear 1n apace ¥eidey wrahi Don phureted hydrogen fs Sevolved, Whtclh *will uce | hosinn thactt 1n b, Coss Jie foine, " Lut son- | [eliere pald ol Pl A Mo Sloaed h pLkad e v cifldren, President, whom yon hail ss representing ** moral Jo AL Nurraut, M. D, | count,” o Capt. Calvéry says o passing, “for | Delicves It 10 be trier. spon bis own Geoinaaier | aickiyisemcs| Capelno Plaster. |CiiT) & stroug exhortation to the jury, | fgeay' | ¥ LR w ‘The Injnstice alluded to wasan insinuation that O3, SeralaTe, paias T The DAcE: b e o Madam'a littlo “indisporition " was of a kind rather painfully cominon among the musical profession, to wit: a visitation of that vecullar discaso known as ‘‘the green-eyed monster,”” Since s gentleman and a physiclan (and none in the clity bears a botter reputation for reliability) t atandoninz hiv Hl-omened und thruugh them Lo the bystanderss the pancy Snelcay ot stdndonior after they should bring a verdict fur the plamiif, | ISIOTe he 18 now nresing ir, ——warking at bome, like Hamier's ghost, under ground, and st the notto oller violencw to by defondant, howeyver . Bo i deserve it i auer wirde wor | Pand with a moet expensive fieet. 1ilswat-dance ¢ abant the laiand has costsuveral milllions. - Inetead i U ain, but 1o leasa blx punishiient to | of*making peaco hetweon. tho. 1w contendin Was ealculated 1o Tymare vonieuericie of ally anud | parties and setting each on 1t Iopy, In the epirit o 0 Jury rendered & verdict of $50,000, sud the | LiMPterceted hencvolence, hu ‘sends monoy ta the alinost intolerablo nulsince which s ex he 1s wore uuscrupnlous than any other politi- 5 ot dlsnin e lund us, acknawl dyed bimeelf to chargo thenselves fnto the sea,’ 'his 43 pleas- | be. o asys that s pledge fo stand Ly ant news for the numierous fushionuble water- {,“"‘,;"l S C}" "“,"l““.,"’,"l been kept, )1 the 1:1{:-plum which are enzaged In creating this fu- | V7osldont had adhered to Stthe men sod princi. tolerable “nulsunce” fur thewmselves, “Man las ',',‘,',':&' )',':," o ting “.'.‘...I,'f.'?';,c,fi;iev‘:,{a"{hi'f&q slde ¢ shoult theas cunstautly during the winter seasum, uaiiliey #1¢ & surw preveativa of colls. Sold overywiere. Frico L ta FR AUD--—BEWARE R MIOHIGAN OERTRAL, RATLEOAD. Iiativon ot s | Depot, out uf Like-at.: nd Todt ot Eweaty.adooud.at, lumbago, neurslats, Femons e patns fn the back, Liy ‘rmoris eaaly affected ed Dy change of weat! we succeeded so adinirably fo polluting rivers that arty **woold have swept the country. > Dnez, under pretense of asham treaty, to keep | auswers us that he has preseribed for Madam, | it s not wonderful thut khis ambitlon should hat § [« a1y, the Presivent was fraudulent), s Cs Y ' ¢ ct Ofce, 67 Clark: Boutlieast co f K B e Toararard Hooklue was takén gt e Ued | slive’ clvll war, ' Nothing han orouseil “me moro | and found her really Incapacitated for an ap: | lead bios 1o 1y o wollues th s oiHon & Vicounted 1o pUBANL 10 & batgane: Chandicr | S0 Cateine Porous Llaster fn the wnarket i GranG 1acine Hhatel, "wat me Pataes o 22 the conrt. adjourned, the siranger salds - ol Hasoun Tho tavin. o0d St "r':vl‘:-'é " the penraties on feilay "”im'; I'fl"’ e e e T e oearaent i dhyteaaid b S eyl | imouri i Takngoner. i the Xord Cajeian cut = Tayloe will preach here -1 " - sary 1o stute how tue dealanche was led 1nto Its neht if the Prealdent haa *‘stood by " Chandler D o did praaci and the hoase s oie-HEML" (o | treatmicnt of the ilaytien il Y13 tnalmuation. CURRENT OPINION. and bls frinds,—if they had buon permitied fo | = = L e fatl (via Mal 7 EDUCATIONAL. B e Land Alr L oa in S R Ralamazoo Ad " MORGAN PARK | By h i B FITTSBURG, FT. WAYNE & OHIOAGO RAILWAY, \ Deput. coruer Canal and Madison-sta. Ticket Otfices, Mll‘l'l \RY ACAD { fli _WuCiark-st., Vuluior House, aud Grand Pacliie Hotel, -[ Leave. Arrive. Morgan Park, Cook Co., 11, Hobe il tiooe: e have lstened to Clay, Wobster, aid Hecclier, ut | utya mas. Toossiole; | lore: th Home oncar mever hoard anything lo the form of sublimo words party—love iny country—1vo wull lo bavo a hand gren apyroximating to the eloquence of dohn Tay- | [SS110%, 03 ;‘:"&‘r“'-::‘;;' 2 3 tountain aud wildly rushing aen 1In theso conclusions [ am governed by no per- ' sona! feelings,—more than 1 had to Fraokiin ¥ ox &rlul ‘ACCDI.‘NT. lm:].;eur.lmu:-flll:c:mflul How e:n I uln' old e story, sald (ion, Pike, as ho blew tho | PUbIE servant, dovoted to a cauxe, turn ' sslde on smoke from s hundred dollar meerschaum, hus | fay e T R T AL In sadnens aud aincerity, hoping yet to do some- been golug the rounds of the vresa for twenty- | thing by Which tho causs uf wuf country sbail b five yeara. Bo fur as It relutes to e, it 18 em- uu-fl. Think of five years ander hia vindictive phatically not truc, i e For ‘(hursday night “Trovators” was an- nounced, and ‘the public was told that Miss Adelaide Phillipps would appear, Of course it Wus very munht{‘hbnz tho public had the bad roft by tho fraid, ' A mian whio deliberstoly pts upon paper such declarations ny thewe is o self- Tha {ruth s, the President hasgiven aud | dbos biner Soeh teclasations oy thicte is s scif- fe givingt his party & auperb chance for a future as | wertions abaut bargaine wili connt fornothing. The splendid as §ta pust was prosperaus, and if the old soonctall uch pulticins take open srvand aaint Bcnatonial clique whicu oequired under Grant the | the Adininistration, the better for the President. ‘They will help to conrolidste respeciable Hepub. morial dlscasy of yoliticians—the dry-rot of am. | o7 o0 BE S0 Cunrilitate Fed "Eeening Post Uitlon—aro strongand porverse enough to throw | (f (be_chanco away, their party will us certatnly. Deriob us it will clearly desorve to die, ~inclnnatl A New View of the sliver Question, Commeraal \Ind, Liep.y, Nasketite (Tenn,) American, There sootus to ba o determination on the | It may oceur to niany persons 1o ask a ques- 0: HiiKa. 0500 8, 10, thy theatro. It also had the bad taste to give must of the applauso to Adelside Phillipps, sud tbe yreat baritone, Blum. 1t will not do, Low- ever, 1o say that Mme. Pappesheim conde- scended to become angry st this. It was soine- thing olse that arol er tre, of cuurse. Herr Bluw had not sung the part before, sud when 1 must healtate, vortal em"é'ufn" e _hay In the first place, T wi i usrreled with two members of his Cabinet, a Min- | It cawso to & trying duet with Madam he ubject- | part of the ** sore heads * of the lepublican party | Hon often nsked and uever answered,—\Why did | A frst-claas Preratory Schoal for Hoys, [0 miltce, one or twe of thy Diplomatie Cy o ¥ . o mistake the while » very muc ¢ e ‘i 3 - 8: & Clarkest., Palmer o Mioa_ghfederuey, and then was cugaged in busl- | Goverior of & Torritory,kud numiarous attors,—ail | 31 sas o, 0o PUIUt Blauk refuscd to go oh tii | misiake the whole situation very much if “ihess | monouientaliste have They sy becouso 1o fs | oo PO Girand vaclic, asd De I g, L KIIK TALCOTT, Airand Pcitic, sad Depot (Exposition Buliding), WKIGHT, A 3. == = Aveollate Vrinetpale, Leave, | _Amrive. Leave, | Arrv — e nesa quite different from that which ususlly foud and faithfal levdblicans o fricadly to him, enyares Lhe attentlon of n lawyer. Chester N, wasanlways hls irue friend, never breathing a Ashicy whu never Iu Clarkavilie, Tex., nor | Morlexcept in kindnews aud fespect, anxious for were Ashloy aud mysell over engaged 'fn u | the welfare of bis Adminlstration: aud yet, when L cause with ront 8. Prentiss. Luatly, [ ney felt it my duty 10 Oppose hie St. Doungio schonte, rosecuted s worman | v diter aud ten | ahways withont uno word of aliusion 1o hiw, ho o v sud vag nloved Lo vindictveness, Ask any member o draniatic coloring 10 th seencs 10 the Court | o oy e Ak feiata 4 Commlitee on survice, I mude sny al quence of the uukuown defende= of persecuted | luslon to hin, except tu express & regrot nu’t funocence, {8 wholly evolved from the imagina. | bad eotored npon ihis mistaken policy, And yet ton of the story’s original writer, i tha vengeance came. AN ARKANSAS GENIUS, Afteriard, when he atil] persevered, I felt it my About tho year 1857 Alfred A. Areington | 9517 30 4rrafew bitn openly. 1iad 1 been s lepro- came from Missourd to the northwester pert of | 2¢histive, L should tiuve falt it rnydmf ta niove Arauass, wud there soitled, 116 had heon a | teay abcauynts 1 suall bo satonieigd It at tha ren pII In thuabsence of Manager Rickaby, Mr. Frank Grey went back 10 sce Madam, Expostulations and’ entreatics wers brought to bear, Madamn Insisting on the duct. But sfter more entreat, sl yielded, and the opcra was flulshed, It mado Madam sick, however, aud a fihyllclln was called (n to see ler ut the botel. He jouud Madunt exvited, and weevlng, and sayjug Sthey" ought wot to have excited hicr, aashe Lad palpatation of the Leart, This was the begiontug of Madaw’s * indisposition.” 'he certifieate of Dr, Nuttall is all perfectly correct, thero can be no doubt, A similar cer- tifleate could have very properly beet mven to petard, ™ They way, however, like the blind old | shifting and unstable i volue, and therefore mau of strongtl, bl t0to tulna the Kepublican | wafis to be & medinng of exchunge and a stand- tewple, In Hieir insano eforis, and 1ve o scu s ) Tourm e Tupremscy of (he flemucratlc jarty s ard of values. The responaols notan answer, A by 5 because they are putting an effect of demons Sy qesse b thelx itolly, ~desridture” dtar ctization for (e cause of k. “To say tc ot thoy ure unglog thut which appeared after de- TDondboldem: of the Lpat are acting very | manctization,—the fustavility and fuctuution of mach ke tbe slavebolders 1n 8duth Carolina and | silver, as the'reason why it was demoneticed,—~ b the Gulf Ktatew did from 3854 b 1660, * Let us | o foiialy an untenable position. fuufud theos that tho Ainerican peuple wro stady= | ° Giher nations huve bad & reason for demone- 1ng the bond queation as they did the questiou of o T hutnun slavery, The emancipatiun of 4,000,000 | SiZstion. Englund established the gold stana. of black slaves was & gloriuas event In the history | 87 that, ceaslig to use sliver as & mediuid of the Repablic; bat it should not_be fallowed by | cqual to gold, slie might buy and speculate upon thy enslavement of them and 110,000,000 of whlve | the silver of the world, shivpiug Ler 200,000,000 The College and Grammar Behoal will reopen Jan.17, sod close June 36 Fur catalog sad full luforma- ttoa apply to Morotig Mall~0ld Line. , RONE outon upseiat Mlantie kxpress, dail) Skt Expross..».. 3p. i | 8:00a. 1. 10:30 . B 1§ 5:408 B REV. JAMKS DRKOVES, D. D, o+ __ Dacine, W North Sido—306 & 303 Chicago-av. PITTTSBURG, OINCINNATI & ST. LOUIS B R, Vepot curase of Cllutou s Carroll-sa_ West Bida. . elon, his impeachinent fs not 3 N ¢ wen throueh the despotism of grzunile corporas | of Easteru subjects who weo silver alone. The T p jredelior i s Stato ha lott, but after reachiog ot A\n‘n‘m'cls:l'l':m i bifiu'r:fi..'y'."fl:%‘nr lrlc:: He M, the tevor, Xhat be bird :::I:.Efl'\f Hiuns, ——emphte Sratanens Cudy® Ll b sl Englaud b plin euoul Direct: pex i P R 5 par :"«:':m and soon_ became note, cction. Whiy, then, urcss biw for & candidata? | oo 4 Mr. : - | ng the commerce.and the mouetary afairs o l" "Fn SC“ l I lO ast Py OB - for the ‘I:Ll‘l:{:umc:'l, e fuwagtuation ‘and the | Unuiestionshly the naxdeet pasmiblo foelect, mud | Beisuiie it aliid et sa Uy o du s |16 the Rupubllenn party cannot stand 1y | b the tommerce aid v mouctary afa Dy GIIE 001, FOR JOYS. | Goismbesd £ fant ERLE uestiunably the poorest ealling himself Hepuh. courts, With the tuste uf the ‘poct, eud oy | Homt Fhero arc forly gosd Hevabmicons o s drumatic puwer, Le won celchrity usa ropurter | Vitlun, any one of whon can be noinlnsted witbous of trials that owed Wil thelr brillaney and | B37AR4, L0 tho pariy, and, when clocied, will bo a Intercat to the sparkilig fancy and Koriceous | b o tei ounet 1 s ang, C'aR B conselenc oetion o T vy ond decont sdunis. | L lver alte coadhd ie by, abppideuts to Ly ke him the scapus | dia. The protit was bers, the loss India's. If suct 1t Is do. | she hud kept sflver & legal-tender at home equal iho Republican | towold she would bLave bad no such source of he oughit to hava been 1u bed, “The fault Is here. Mo, Pappenhetm (or Mme, Abrens, bresent pame) 18 foint pruprietor with Adums and Fryor fu the enterprise, and tration of she Governmen] men (0 turt upon him aud gout for the fuilure tha mu sirable 10 unile and perpetus aitmta ™ P TS Ol lets * | cuzoaao, BOOK 1SLAND & PacrPI0 BALLE: @ IRVING MILITARY ACSDENY, | ——— S utii sepss £, all of money in gold g6 8 war Indemaity, dbe con- i Mthera ik oo wca cmgutts ke rn U ot | Cused Vo tdea of utiizing it at. home. by 4 er wake port.— Bostoa Advertiser (Rep. ), wouctizing silver, a5 sho bad ouce before de- I " o lict L st act, At the proper time | upon her devolved cquslly with them the duty | 125y, provided st can o unkied for the uccont- | profit. word e of tha welior, WV tetlyit sed no | coumunicate’ Mr. Bianion's wad wy Jude- | f making the performmencas of (b Conpany Plistiment uf good wbjects. | If 1t can bu o wnited, ¥ Gerinaus iad a reason for the demonetizsuion o View, 181, (6 mlley from Chicagol, Scteattfc, a Leavenwith & carry bia. ornuimentasion i Xt did ho o By R ceptabe. Lt Maduus wus up *todlsnioncd, ™ the | lois s’ gonlemen wao prevent 15 fom gonesis | of sllver, " Whe Frauco pukd an_lininenso sun el nd Gl o G i | i Aemaieda 3 uuder d 8 Buusrs, ¢ ) ‘careful oversighit uf 18 mural re o o - pictor'al power of his. graphic penchl. s ublic should have been notified earlicr, as could huve been eunly donoe through tha afteruvon p?ptn. Theu the troupe, huving & reportuiro of trial for the lurceny of tllcd on the Arkenem . Tetiart i | = e cowmmeuces Jaa. atalog AUDE (L, o f ¢ ' [Pricate, ens o wli:;k‘v":lh Nauant, Aug, Bs.llrnl. Loy ]r Dean Prizxp: 1 " g The ntore I reflect on the guestion the more Jam i of tho utter distresiug of Argivo nymphin | diatressed for sy contitry Ao the Iepuolien ey Y lorned uud hirsute sutyrs, Ansong bis most | at the ldea of Grant's renomination. Wa could Tamous productions 13 the fnmgiuative repurt of | bettor have lost oo of Bls bluody viclories, Hlix 0 Clasaics, ras, 3 " tized gold. = The theory on which ber | Trron o vang 3 g oo $ " Iormed 1o o glowing snd pletue am_ bappy’ that you' do not my very full twenty operas, could bave made a uew | g rucont utterauces of r. Blafuo I S, [ otz $ JENNSYLVANIA MJLITAKY ACADE ULRE HE STATE OF NEW rouanca of the oy o wiae Ciue, | pusiive diflerende from ourseif on on Tuporiavs Selections ',““,f‘"“,jfi\" Ehatead o \hiers pate | Louls nod vlsowhers criielung the sction of tyo | Actiglt was based was plielile " 1 was },_lm;},};};htlflnm ’g-nfi;" qé;:; . m} i &,.}“, m}'ffi- Rlotken aa i ages of tho pu Falorntan fu Aresd Yueation, lafaction of 1y public. Inatead of this, after | G iuluiration, aud his coares 1 the. Seoats 1o i Notlco (s hereby givei pursusat o aa order of the e thuruugh foatruction i Civil Englueeriog, wud Knlbi carelul suprryision of e culars, upuly to Col. THEO, HYATT. the audience bad usscinbled, the “indisposi- tlon" of Madam was anuounced, and & fraud thrust ou the public (z the shape of ** Robert lo e Py ) B ot and the other members of the Latiu 4 ".':.“vle"" lt?o:iLlallfi"v:t:-:'v::y:;ld‘:rm,l:;I.:\»kl:::'- Unlon hicr supply of siiver, and, at_ouce, by ro- tion with fild own acts, There are now on le more | Monctiziug go dl to eive ita staple value ut Supremo Court. tuade sad entered o the S0l day of Ruveuber, 147, tiat 8 tupplomegtal dividond of twy wind yne-balf cents un the dollar of (he Indebigdness ot ) i v, Diable,”” with Alice omitted, The fact really | applications for ullos under President Hayes to | bome sud to ubilze ber war-iudewmnity, It did T WCEAN STEAMSIZLIIS, the Yonkera sod New York i'tl'- luwr“mm mpauy ot s et ifol hagyesrly wlero dotm | rile fortue secautonn winid bo'she mueriatant | DU MU UK, it e fac pealy | avolications or e under Frerident Hayes o | huue wad o utile ber war udewnitg. 11 ald AN WAL o | Bt piade, wal S perusinon acd efter e 24 cunitrul ‘tigures: Tho Cuio UL Tragogye o | 6080, Withionst 1deas, WihOVE knuieledsor Kuiow that My, Luppenhelin would ot sypear | Iached thin sopicatiund fadoraed, by uny utics | capueted, but U wad & plausible’ reason for Ler o e Yok amd e cin P, trom | e ez 16 the Clo of Moz Yerk, befed Tundtut but. poswerlully-weitton sccount of tho | o 3 WIn yus wild adimlt that belathy lowent Preat- | until the hour of the opera's represcntation bud | Lubllc uisi, and M. Blatue bes pecsoually asced | actfon, o Dot N . 1o foct nf Mortoase, ' fom | P70 aeh. Dixow, Tiecal Py ? dent, whether Inteliectually or moraily, we have, | arrived. It {s ulso u fact that Mudame was be- L3 \ ER 4 The Latin Unfon had arcason fora partial 3 oy Attoruey for ltecelver, i Bl o Sidee Lot fons 0 | S B Cndtubieiy Ho'e The meiest hpes b the e 0 sesos drosethe gl ol i | Bt e bton et 1o Do S | Jliatiespat upon the coliags of diver! T PR AN | e i i\ ashiugton. aithouyn he was very poor at the be- | perfurmance. : etho €| )y BOL 3 - :'r‘v"e'.'fi st that localiy nuid 8 uovely oneo do- [ glauizof tho Nar s s o apmenhiii pleus, i sktanuation o (Brigs - cliue, alarmed the Latin Union lest silver sbould iz Dy Fa g TREASURYDEPARTMENT . Thie Hepulaparbus sow forgoticn aod uaread, | - Me. Stanton's Sudguwent of him was positive,aud | ¢ Uittie quarrel Tuursduy nizht thut sbe had | ‘The d'"{ of Ropublicans ia to stand fo- | be greatly depreclated in value by the fullux of | 30 BAVRE-Fint V| Orvicuor CoxrruoLize ur Tu Curarscy, Wasn: @ Regules r of the Tunalia. iven uudes clrcusiia 1.0t sloguiar solewilty: | yever been fnformed of s luability to sing | Sether and febt the common cnemy, as they did | German silver colu, Tho Huwltation, Bowever, | Thicerae. s 5 lncludiog wine, bedton, not [ e T st henbp wlvea 1o at T CHICAGO AT LAST b oo e thiug he eaid, at great length and | S0 N0 OO been roactied in'the por- | during the Wur and the yeurs tuat followed. Thure | i fact, focreased the want of confidence und YMUUTIL LONDON, G any railwey statlon £ tho same duust be prosenicd Arrington's iife was successful but even . | With much detall, 1o Mr. looper, some wonihs Leaving Arksosas bie weut to Brownsvile, '1‘3.'. before, “1lo said it ho knew 'Grdnt better thay sad then drifted to Clicago, where be becamo | $1,9iher man or the country could kuow hin tho leading lawyor ut thut Bar, o0 died 1o thas {hat 1t was Lix duty i stady blu, ‘aad be did stad s and day,—whcu be saw and when B ilrfi! Ovour slx’years ugo. Judge Arringlou— | notseq i tines dvchomss o ooid mffpu:x‘i‘;. the title wan legltimate—left a widow, now | And you are e it 's re- “n ove uf the Governwent Departmeuts Iu this | election} lechoneeting foe Lide pemons v €ity @ Lady of much gracs of person und muny | | Thisk of Bls vindictive quagrols sluco bo has charma of ‘mind, been President, (ind-does not quurrel. What JOUN FATLOR APPEARS. right bas the President of the Uuited States to It was sbout the sume epoch when Judge | YAl sad” pureas supporiers wilh vinllcive Arringtun arrived iz Arkausss that there camo Do not from Alibama to Little Rock & oau wade | ufes Ty withtes, 1 s .E‘m“:&.l.‘:if"fita :3'.1 13 ho guestion, wa care nut what, that will “Justify | pacsinct the decline, tnewn fu dividing. The duancial question, the sl o 4 ' ver queatlon. the Presiucnts soulbern poticy, Civ- | Hereare two Uislons, ahe 'l'l',“‘ ',,‘“"“f'fl“ f1-Service reform, ure all of winor mwrunru fesson for rewonetization, tho other with compared with the great, imperative duty of keep- | Pluusible reasou, aud the Latin Uunlon with & Ing the Deuocratic party from obtaining control | good reagun for Nwiting the coluage, The < 2 = of the Govornwent. 1f tho Government was worth | Uwmited States, bowever, staud fn the attitude | Great Western Steamship lane, e B8YILT 10N the cuntrol uf tho Kebels aud Demw. | of @ fool at a State-feust, who does what N & o s ) dlrect. o A \ sud fur over 20 years crate to0 years ago, it Isuqually s now, sud fia: | uthers do plthout auy reason whatever, | cond i oo Wi Fhunday. Jaa, 2 Ifl A‘r HE The ptiaitiane of Fartl, Lierinediane, iy Now York. tud Lous - publiceus tust wever forget that this ureat duty | Pup thot no nation could bLave cometyed | SOMNISL T Statiar : iy 104 . el By g T o Uevulvew upor theas uow, ea it i thea. dudtons | St tb wukig sucts fools of vureclves, | St pitiee 66 SI7 BERIE Tuicredius, o | o ot g WM Siverage cortiticates. 24 Am‘,w WAL ¥, | othirsforthe prompt cure ST 3 Clark ek, Micbleaa Ceatrai Jaircad: s orte b formance. The prims doous likewlie denics an; Lualuuoy at the superior pleasure with whic liss Polllipps was reccived, These aru the circumstances which led to the “jujustice” of which our good fricad Mux speaks. AX OFFSET 70 TIE KELLOGG POLONAISE, Newphis Avalanchs, Dec. 0. Capt. Abreus, 8 nest, nico little blonde of an ex-Prusslan officer, best knowu to fawme us hus- band to Pappenlielus, caused a laughable Mttle celver, with thu legal thly date. uf I, 833 Lo 8100, sccording to sccominudus S Chbns Sae Iriird Cabls S0} Sheer i et fro il do g i Campirbiiceof the Cusesacr. con s miore: e “Lint, 93 rostway, oF W, ¥, WIIITE, 67 Clark sk, Agvat 1or Chicagu. avolla Journuk (Lep.). - we mizht be suspected of suare spread fu the Of all the absurd propositiony that bavae | prescuce of the bird. Possessiug the silver sup- found favor with the Democrutic Honse of Repre- | ply of thie world, intereated in malutatufug its 1 want supper for twendy-sefen alter te obeara to-uldt.? *Certaaly, sir,' from the steward. Bues? you car get up, miut youw.! 4 Certalaly, sir.” .- The overs was over sud the cantatrice was flnoss for 100 poat Of livprescatauve, be | popost oli 5 W woud unkestind that i Ul B3t Siout Siuch | Lo fn e decline, we buve, whea there was clisnce of becoming o law by the desirs of the it Tl Eihand i keophug duw country 8s be bus 0f becuming Ewperor of Ger. | OUP 1uarkets. usslatil kuglun el awh many. " If he knows snythiu; st all aboot the fasg | 416 hrice, and thereby docreased hior profits va fncome tax, bo Luowsthutu more odivus tax was | East Tmdta slioments. It must be apparent nover lovied fu tluis country{ sud tbat oven tiose | thut whtls otlier putivss bave bada teason fur R 3 Bokl by Lrugists i Tbe stcawers of this Compauy will satl every Sature | tho United States. o> frou Biremca Fler, foot uf Third strcet, Hoboke At ¥ Lates uf ramage—krom New Yurk to bouthampiup, r Toudon, Herre, and Dreinen, Lret cabin, §100; secoid JQ At Eabi, $uk kol moerags, S Cu. For frlghs f CHiy & O, (¥all a 1 of SUPASISMITI ) Howing Greco, Now Yuike | s eumde (A0 00wt Bk nnd a1gebd aud talsunthrobic, suvious of other ey Tosiaen " flesY Lo whydes what wetied to me & 10 wvept, Wit an i el disdained | T Gty aen ey ] 0 sulve the sl atelloet broud euough o | 5,00 Java' dons otberwise withous rali g fo wy Basrow fo that uabielienslve prableme, yet | gury,” Then catna atiackn, aud s thos o snen oa) W VerKe uF obatinaie iguokaucedy | guge, sursouudsd aud Rewwuied by T Yattonally famous by tho fmacinative pen of | aiways thougheof the mane'S 5 : ; ! T y cent gr ol logs:) sidnids ud of try. | error st the Peabody Hotel Christmas Evenight. | sentatives, we know of none yuite 8o abeard ss the we basten o belp on Is doureciation. g, Prepared Ly Diiriogton, aud locally stil mors celebratcd by | Nover have I souynt suyiuing Tor myselr. s havs | Corst fip Feabody Hotel Chrlpimas £y sevival of_ (e fncomo tax. Af N, Harclson Bad | Che slver-producink Aacion. with s ocea o ort Crin - Loy (. Els anp Ui, bans orimh eccentricitiea wud genluw, Jobu Taylor, | $0ply worked and servid. 1 was so-Going when §