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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-18
New Orleans Savings IrstilusIOn v
exander Stewart.

LOOhIH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
Il lsh OF Orleans. No. % 7O7.-By virtue Of q wri
60 zure and sale to me directed by the Honorable {
Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans L
the above entitled cause, win proceed 70 sell a,
public auction at the Merchants and Auctionesrs'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal an Custom
house streets in the Second District of this city,
SATURDAY, June IT, 1870, at twelve o'clock n, the
following described properly to wit
CERTAIN LOT uF GROUND with all the
buildings and improvements thereon and all ap-
purtenances thereto belonging situate in the First
District OF this iy in the square bounded by Camp
Magazine, Deiord and ot Joseph streets design
by the number twelve. on a plan drawn by Charles
T. Iimpe. late Deputy Surveyor. and deposited in
me once OF William christy, late notary public in
TINS CITY, and measures, in American measure
twenty feet three inches and ix lines front on
Deioro street. b. hundred and for ty nine feet
ten inches and five lines in Depth between parallel
lines according to said plan
being TIE same property acquired by the defend
an by purchase from Jacob Zoeiiy, per &C. passed
petore Joseph Cohn, notary public, in this city,
dated January 20, 1853
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
m5lo uIels Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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COM Al z RCIAL

TUESDAY EVENING May H. 1870
COTT0N-The sales to-day embraced 1850
bales at still lower prices, showing an
Irregular decline of lGic from Saturday g
rates, the market being represented as
nearly as possible by the following nominal
quotations: Ordinary l89l94c; good ordi-
nary 20402lc; low middllug 2l40o2c: mid
ding -0225c; strict midding 225@23c, and
good mitdlng 2340-c.
The demand was slack throughout the
day. Nothing, in fact, WAS reported until
after meridian, when, some factors showing
disposition to meet the demand g. fe "
buyers came forward and took the amount
noted above at the irregular decline stated.
we heard of several sales at 2l5c for low
nlddlIng, but most factors asked materially
higher. Sales could not have been forced
unless at inside figures, but it would have
been difficult to fill a peremptory order OF
any magnitude at less than outside.
The sales for the past three DAYS sum M
oOOO bales and the receipts II 922 embrace
Ing 635 from other delivery ports and IL 2S7
proper, against 1854 proper for the cor
responding time last week, and 1892 last
year, ana since September l. 1913 5l2 bales
against 76o 600 last year. The exports com.
prise II 500 bales, embracing 7444 to Liver
pool, 5O95 to Havre, 2l20 to Bremen, 1857 to
Barcelona, $40 to Vera Cruz, 4l3 to Boston.
and $40 to New York.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand September l, l863-bales 10
Arrived since last statement 5,23l
Arrived previously. l26tOl-l ISL sB
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BATON ROUGE.
UPPER COAST.

COAST AND LAFOURCHE PACKET
~ h Coupsny.~Th new and elegant
G4Szi6eEzskfs Henry Tete,
Leaves every MONDAY at S P, H., and every FRI
DAY at 10 A. NJ.
Joseph Dalferes, Master Ri. II. Landrv Clerk
leaves above. for Lockport and all intermediate
landings on the Coast and Lafourche.
T. O. MARTIN, Agent
jail "a Old Levee street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-18

From and after June no claim will be re.
cognized for the sale of time of any officer
or member belonging to the Metropolitan
police force,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-18

X. SlatxburRer W. Mr.. an Mrs VIA, md
Mr.. and Mrs. John Annette-No 60Z3
RY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI
- facias to me directed by the Honorable a y
Sadler. First Justice Of the Peace. shall proceed
20 20 EEL ,sno At public auction. on THURSDAY. May
tween Camp and Magazine streets. At twelve
S 2ss s9 !, g, or no, 5sousEHoLD FURNITURE
.Terms.Oash in United States treasury .uotes.
8myI 2@ A. \ PLATTSMIER. Ocnstshla.
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EXPORTS,

BREMEN VIA HAVANA AND SOUTHAMPTON
Steamship Frank 269 in specie for Southamp on
2l2O bales cotton &c hhds tobacco tor Bremen
INDIANOLA AND GALVESTON - Steamship
Morgan-7Oo bbls 1ou 1 rs psg Sc indan.la 80
bxs staech 70 bbs mosses 700 bbs -four 800 SKIS
20 kegs nails 400 PIX gs sundries for Galveston
INDIANOLa-f teamahip Governor Marvn-7GO SKIS
SAT- SKIS SO bbs -four rs bls potatoes 2 kg of
mdse
bbls pork 20 bbls 10 bbs whisky 70 bbs potatoes 80
bbs Is bags coffee IL csks bacon 200 SKIS
VEGA CRUZ srig Margaret-37O bales cotton 81
bills oil % pkgs mdse
observation-disclosures Dols-60 SKIS corn IL bbls of
-four 48 ukg mdse
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SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARK
- sHreansS 40. lHf.-ky virtue of a
OF heri facIas. to me directed BY Az
Honorable the Sixth District Court for Il.
parish or Orleans, in the above entitled cause,
VIII proceed to sell at public auction at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street
between Canal and Custom Mouse streets in tbs
Second District OF this city, SATURDAY june
ls 1870 at twelve O'Clock NJ. the following described
property to wit
A LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second
District OF this city in the square bounded by Bur-
gundy. Hospital, Dauphine and Barracks streets
&nd composed OF the following portions of ground
70 wit: portion of ground having twenty three
feet three inches one line front on Burgundy street,
bg hfty-three feet tdree inches and three lines in
depth; and another portion of ground adjoining the
one above described in the and having FIVE feet
ten inches and two limos in width By eighty ieeI
eleven inches ard seven lines in depth. The whole
American measure and agreeably to plan draan
by A. Casta1ng, architect, the fifth OF April.
1854. and deposited in the Office of - -:
notary public in this city.
Together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
Seized in the above suit.
Ierms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
mylSJeZ IL Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-18
Mrs. Widow Eva LaAeur VI. Mathias

Mrs. Widow Eva La6eur VI. Matthias
,Muhbausen.
GEVENfH DISTRICT COURT FOR THEPAR-
~ ish of Orleans, No 2029 by virtue of a writ of
ter fscias to directed by the Honorable the
Seventh District Court for the parish Orleans in
the above entitled cause 1 will proceed to sell az
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioueers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus.
tonhouse streets in the Second District Of this city
following described property. TO wit
ALL THE EIGHf, TITLE, CLAIM AND IN
and to the buildings and impr on the lot of
ground, number thirteen, in square comprised
within Casacavo Port, st Ferdinand and Archi-
tect streets. Third District of this city.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL
mylS "a 30 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-18

81 10@l Is for good to choice. Bourbon is
selling at 81 25@1 IS % gallon for patent,
ana 81 5000 for pure, as in quality.
in slowly, and sells principally in jobbing
way at l0015c % b; old is nominal.
ToBAcCo-The demand has been fair since
our review of last Saturday, the bulk Of the
purchases being for France. All tobaccos
suitable for the Reggie contracts are in re-
quest. Prices are firm, with an upward
tendency, buyers now paying &c on lugs,
and 3@1c On fine tobacco or more than they
were offered at short time since. The
sales embraced 3S7 hhds, viz: 307 hhds Tugs
to good leaf; 80 hhds Tugs; rs hhds do, and
~ hhds halves, all on private terms We
now quote frosted at 6074c u ID, and the
rems inder "a fnllnue.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-18
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


Steamship Lodops, Hovey. from New York 18th inst to
u A FosGck &co-lst district
Ste mship Agnes. Boa ne, from Belize, Honduras TO
j + Hs die &co-lst district 9
Steamship H ar,is, lockwood, from Brazos Santi-
go to G Whitney &CO--lst district s
Bark Batavia Westend0r 81 Gays from Rio Janeiro to
j L Phipps &co-lst district
Brig Wave Ellis So days from Port Msdere to II aster
Point
Schooner Salvador Hansen, II days from Havana to
ThOmpson-P
sTBkNR Okra.
Pauline Car oil Dix. from St Louis.
Belle Lee Hicks, from ST. Louis.
Dexter White, from Louisville
Gov. Allen, Snnott, from Ouachi.a river.
Welcome, Chand er, from Ouachita river.
Selma, kouns. from Shreveport.
ST. Johu, Greathouse. from Baton Rouge
Wild Wagner, Goddn. from Eatchez.
Golden Era. Litrall from j. ferson.
Louise Hopkins. from Mobile.
Myrtle. Albert from Lower Coast.
j. 6. Blackford. Pickett, from Washington.
TOWBOATs.
Harry Wright Wright. from the PaTses flowed down
to the Bar-Ship Duke OF Wellington and schooner
Welcome Brought up bark Batavia brig Wave and
schooner Salvador
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Yesterdays Evening Dispatches. ]


NEW YORK, May 17.-Passenger cars and
freight car with fifteen tons of pig-iron
fell from the elevated railroad track to day:
no one seriously hurt. The accident was
caused by flaws in one of the connecting
rods OF the arch. The cars were badly
wrecked, and the entire span Of track over
Houston street was destroyed.
WASHINGTON, May IL House-Consider-
Ing decline OF American commerce.
The Reconstruction Committee have
agreed to report q bill re-sdmitting, on the
terms applied to Virginia, Mississippi and
Texas, with clause authorizing the States
named to organize and call into service re.
Specialize militia forces.
Sendte-Mr. Howard, the Committee on
Pacific Railroads. reported substitute for
the Marshall and San Diego Railroad bill,
which is explained to authorize a railroad
from Marshall, Texas, to Trinity river
thence to Ell Paso ON the Rio Grande, and
thence through the territories across the
Colorado river, to San Diego on the Pacific.
MEMPHIS, May 1.-THE Methodist Epis-
copai Conference indefinitely postponed the
question Of itinerancy, thus leaving the law
as heretofore.
LONDON, May l7.-Baron de Brunnow goes
70 Paris as Grand Marshal. Schanvaloff
succeeds Brunnow at Lon don, as Russian
Minister.
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1nDg Orleans 23}; sales to-day 27O0 bales.
flour: State and Western 1Oc lower; State
% 1905 10; Western 81 1906 80; Southern
Gull Wheat dull, l@2c lower. Corn heavy
new mixed Western ST O6@l IL. Beefquiet.
rork heavy at $29 874@3O. Lard steady.
Whisky dull at 81 10. Rec firm at 63@7ac.
sugar dull; Muscovada 9t@l0c. Coffee firm
Porto Rico 55c. Naval stores quiet. Tnr
pentine, on the spot, 41@42c; afoat 40@41sc.
Tallow steady at 9S@93c. Freights heavy.
CINCINNATI, May 17.-Flour SIS 1905 40.
Wheat 81 l0@l II. Corn very dull and de-
mand light at CSC for sound, in the ear.
Oats 56@6lc. Cotton dull and dropping;
middlings 22@224c. Tobacco: Good de
higher: Whisky 81 OF. Pork $50. Lard
l69c. Bulk meats: Shoulders 124c; clear
sides l5c: Bacon: Shoulders 13lc; clear rib
sides 1890; clear sides l7ac. Sugsr-cured
hams l9@2oc: Butter Csc. Eggs l5c.
ST. LOUIS, May 17.-Fiour, fall superfiue,
So 1894 SO. Wheat heavy and declining;
No. 2 red, 81 Os@l 10. Corn unsettled;
mixed and yellow. 95c@sl. Oats, &c.
Rye. SIC. Whisky, 81 Oe. Provisions firm;
pork, S3O@3O so. Bulk mests-Shoulders'
l2c. Lard nominal, at 16@l64c.
Foreign Markets.
PARIS, May II. Evening closed
quiet; rents IS 10.
FRANKFORT, May II, Evening.-Bonds
opened quiet at 954; closed quiet at 95s.
HAvRE, May 17.-Cotton opened heavy at
1909 float.
LIVERPOOL, May II, Evening.-Cotton
closed dull; uplands 11@1l.d; Orleans l15d. |
Sales to-day, 10000 bales, of which 1000 |
we're for export aud speculation. Bread
tufts, lard and naval stores quiet Tallow |
AZ.
HAvRE, May II, Evening Cotton closed
leavy; tres ordinare on the spot l. 32!; low
lidlings afoat, $780,
LONDON, May II, Evening 94a.
'ive-twenty bonds steady at So. Tallow
eayy.
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MARKETS.

New YORK, May IL, Evening.-Cotton
closed heavy; middIing uplands 2ac; mid
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Abe Lehieltner We. Miss WAllace-NOs
S9ls and 8Sl6

soils and 1916
DY VIRTUE OF TWO WRiTS OF FJERI IA.
- cias directed by the Honorable the Second
Justice of the Peace, parish of Orleans will pro-
coed to sell ~ public auction, on MONDAY Nav u
1870, 1T twelve 40 O'Clock M a. No. al BienyiIIe
street, between Marais and Where
One lot of HOUSEH' LID FURNITURE a per
inventory on tile at my Office
Seized in the above entitled suit
Tefms-Ossh.
myl3la2 J. w QUINN. Constahle
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BUSINESS CHANGES,

HE FIRM OF POTTHOFF q
hnlght has been dissolved by The death of
n n y. hnIght, whose interest ia being quidated
h,! FROM and after the first day of May 1870, the
BUSINESS VIII be conducted by the undersigned for
myl7 St CHAp,Es pOTvuoEE
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GOLD.

Quotations at the specie and exchange
office of Bruno L Warner, No. l46 Grayier
street:
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STEAMSHIPS.
FOR NEW YORK.

FOR NEW YORK.
MERoHANTs' STEAMSHIP LINE.
GRE Ey Captain Geo. L Norton.
GENERAL MEXDE. dap,sin AZ " ss UGwe1
UNITED STATES. captain A. Blanen ard.
so. Ssnsai wi H. s. a aaleE
EMILY b. bOUDEk.. Captain
| EGca COMPRISING THE FIRST.OLAES
~ sEa6E Steamships
SAILING FROM NEW YORK EVERY sATUR-
The Steamship
CKEsCENT CITY,
GEORGE II. NORTON. Commander.
Win leave her wharf, foot of Jefferson street on
SATURDAY, May 81 ats Pm.
These steamers have superior accommodations
for passengers
CABIN Passage. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50
steerage Pass ge. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25
Bills Of ladng signed through to Liverpool. Glas-
TOT 'f'Sn' or ''''' Cow sps' Li4Spw1esEN.
The steamship UNITED STATES Slli S' foiow
oc2oly
CROMWELL LINE.
This Line is composed OF the Steamships
GEO. WASHINGTON. CoRTEs,
SSGaissaIlss The Steamship
MAKsP0SA,
E. KEMBLE, Commander
Will leave her wharf. foot of Toulouse street, en-
FRIDAY. May 20, st 5 P. nj.
Passage. .........................S6O
Freight for Liverpool, Bremen and Havre taken
by ths iine and through bills lsdins given for the
same
For freight or passage apply to
Affixed MOULTON,
noo ly Al OEronde.et street.
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THk DAILY REPUBLICAN,, !
Wednesday, May Is, 1870.
ILRlEHD YESTERDAY.

North German steamship Frankfurt, Barre for Bre-
via Havana and Southampton
Steamship Morgan. abbot fer Indanola via alveson
Steamship Governor Marvin, Mckay for Tnuianula
Steamship Lizzie Felsher. for Pensacola
Brig Margaret johnson, for Vera Clus
Schooner Ann Dole, Hslsey for Pensacola
: che oner Martina, Peterson, for Pensacola
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IMPORTS,

INDgANOLA VIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
G Hewes-l9 bales cotton bales hides q bag, wool
2l head cattle IS no 200 head sheep aud susdes
MOBILE-Steamer Louise-70 bales cotton 80 bales of
dones rs pk gs tobacco % bds paper and sundres
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Salvador-80O bx sugar 40 hhds
molasses
BELIZE. HONDURAs-Steamshp Agnes-205 dry
hides bbls shocks bcx broken machinery
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STEAMBOATS,.
CAIRO AND CHICAGO.

CAIRO AND CHICAGO.
CAIRO AND OHIOAGO-THE ILLINOIS DEN
trail Railroad and Blue Vine via Cairo, take
freight from New Orleans on frst-clsss steamers
leaving daily at6P.M.
,fM>A FOR CAIRO. CHICAGO AND
zsssss all points North and West vi.
Cxiro-The
Great Republic,
Virginia,
Henry Ames
Helie Lee,
Indiana,
Magenta,
Nicholas LongwOrih,
Robert Il. Leo and
Continental.
Are among the frs class steamers of tbis lima
Through tickets to all points North via Cairo for
sale at No. l5O Common street. under the ST. Charles
Hotel ~ " o0
All rates and all through bills of ladine from
New orleans by the above given and signed only at
ine once OF the company. NO. rs Osrondeet street
Shippers by ibis route save drayage and ira nsfer
charger, and their goods are always under cover
insurance enequarter lees han by any other route
and rates lower.
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Canal Break and Detention OF New York
Central Trains - n ethOdist 6eneyaI
Conference Mt Memphis-8rand Lodge
Of Missouri Odd FelIOws-Lexingt.n
Races Yosleraay-Libei Suit Agaipst
FditOrs-3ei ious Disnster 10 q Chicago
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-18

STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand September L, l869-bales 10
Arrived since last statement ..... 523l
Arrived previously. l26 tOl-l ISL SAB
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H)oA'H

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departing
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For cat,
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, 1870-10-20

Wilson's majority. F............-... votea.
The following are the mayoF!ucs On Congress
man IN the Eleventh District Of Indiana:
FOR FAcEANp, KEpCHLicAN.
, 1870-10-20
County Court.


Y~itJou Of Mary : huytrE- Thls II a peUu0n
If ttuIr. a.e Il wears, fur the removal Of anna
Ma1a Schumacher her mother. !foG she n.1cs o y.
.i:+Esn.s1y Euassan 1as.r I1e ped aa,e dsfs since
At:rgen that the infant was, s'nct nef 1nasa
ssalh. cIur'ly trearetl ~ her nothcr, suo s sns'
lrc,el to gross ins miles ou the part Of her sts
father. iud!on!tl~s en g7oss that. having somc
sclf-1csrec:, thc had e.ecn compelled 10 *itaa1a"
Tie ei.ation i.ruet, q TIE mot t>er to show Cause
Why she thou1d mt b: ?. funre1 from neE 1aa5.
dlanshir canc on fut hcarinR 5fsteFdaf. 1neIe
resses ready ~ te c.iler, hut their testimony was
not get 1eantrtd d. for nl~x the jurisdiction OF
the court was tnte1pr47i.
Ex-iudEc Ilr&4xclL trr tht. e,nay,5tan eofsended
tasi ne @ aIooa!s = In hail no jurisdiction O.
control oSsf tesfa"+ntnry ruardans, hut that
tho minor 1.on cs+n txccsssre cruelty,
NJ. Hainnn1. 70 the contrary, found In the
statute iaw 81 III n STAT smae susnorty 70 var
The argument WEE moi concluded Mt thr nom
recess. Then Mrs Schumacher advaucedt TO ber
tlanghse1 ~hn S Eas g. or NJ VS.. SIDE Of The court
OF the violence charged aealnst her. IaT mn,
eceainEs arr ~ the constitution, to te condu.tcd
in tue EnEESn !ahsaaS~. ss, AS. y spokc Ia Ger
excepting by tho ra,uzaus ri the ron,estantS
me respondent, II her plea to the luI1siici,o1
be orcr1uied. VIII answer, Ind the aaswet ~As II
court rcaiy tn he real.
IN fer auswer she nIl'rtts that jofeph Schpste
.lte in 1854. leaving ntf MS Willow The petitioner
his ,fsurhtcr her wAr1 anh his heir nt Inv, A!se
That he ieft d will, which was prUnated on the ST
Of May. 1865. IN which respondent Vas ma1e g
Isnthfer Ii il alao admitted that responder
married Peter 4. Schumacher, aud that b. Is no
her husband. She denies that her child left h
n[at &, snrer. r states thA. her child was, with
an1 cause whatever, by certain evil dispose
xsa The xF e; her = a1oes
fo Ie1ye her home and her mother something ov
four weeks ago. stnce which tine she has 5euL
ed sbScnt. Hy the answer, It "a t1enied tnat y
daughter IL compelled 10 absent heEseH fton
Ruafdian and mothers house Ivy any sense Of se
respect, and then, generally, that Af. and III
SchumackcI quarrel use obscene lsnGua9e
1t,nse the danrhtef- Tn the contrary. 1t 1x 81
1tat iac 6;cc-fa:t.:-, & Ssli = -: ----s -,...
, 1870-10-20
Mahrttr for Packard, .

Afat,rttr for Packard l......,.... ..-... 1,1lo
Same oyer msjotity In 1s6s-.......... s,i
-Scolch Grove Township Iowa County, Town
cat 1873 Republican votes to two Democratic, al
the ttccrt election.
The Democracy oi Christian County, Ill, have
ll1ntllcy for Representatives In the Legislature.
Tho Democrats In Sioux Clty, Iowa, uoni-
uatcl TWO coloSc men for tho Office Of Constable
TIE Republicans, knowing the men, offered no
Opposition, and the candidates were c1ectet.
The Clinton tloHa) Ace says: 81 The seturaa in
this township show uut one straight Republican
ticket, and wa understand SEQ Republicans claim
this cue, mil the claimants arc not all heaeh
from. We believe there we're Two straight Demo
cratic tickets, and the trouble Is to IND tic nen
who affn:t theT votc'1 them"
The G1enwool Inwa) oPfaion says: " 4 DEM
ocyat stepped mp to the polls last Tuesday and
aske.1 for Democratic Ticket He was informed
that there were none. j byst21let handed him a
Republican uckct- He said he couldn't 70 any
Thing VITA Republican on II: took out Ills pencil
and drew 1t through tho detcs1able name At the
head OF the :icIet tRepublican, and deposited the
ticket IN the ha'iot-soL"
y. A. Davis has beru nominated for the Repre-
sentative In the Legislature by the Democrats oi
Woodford County, Ill
The Hon. Lueius Robnson, OF New York City,
the Democratic candidate for Congress In tue
Twent5-seventh District Of New York State, com.
posed Of the counties Of .allegany. Chemuag and
Steube1.
1t Is estimated that there are I.as3 negro 80
tcrs Ia New Jersey, and 1t Il believed that the cen
s1ls may show even larger number. THIS Ii more
than half tho number OF negroes In View Yofk
state and Is larger number In proportion to the
whole number OF Inhabitants tnau u f1und II All
other sta:e uorth of Maryland.
Tie otllc1a1 vote Of Colorado for Delegate IL
Congress is as follows: ChalIee. Republican
s4au: Miller, Democrat, e,aes, Republican lns1or
IT., 1881 Two years ago tie Republican Enajo-ts!
| vas only Ii. The majo.tres for District Astor
neys arc IS follows: First District, NJ. 4. Rogers
4sl: Second District, Clinton Reed. ~: THIN
District. Narnsdnke Green c. All Republicans
| Tho vote IN Hamilton County, o, II the recc7
election, was, On Secretary OF State. n follows
Isaac Sherwood Republican, 1851; William
| HeisleJ, Democrat, 1s,s54; Sherwood's majority
s,7o7, Total vote Of the county, ss,ssa The rot
for Congress was: Flrst DistTtc-Aaton F. PERI.
Republican. s,tss: sayler. Democrat, 1894; rcI
| Tvs rcsjnylts. T*s. second Dtstzict-S,eveuaou
Republican, 1854; Cary, s,'As; stcSeusouss ma
| iprity, 1873.
, 1870-10-20

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