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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-28
cARRLER HousE,


nv CARRIER proprietor. Boscobel wis. Meals pro
yidr. 3. fore gar time, nnl patrons a-.i,trd viii
E.asto. pruPtaest. Uud 30 delays AZ the Carrier
U1I-.. Sfttuug attached
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-28

Tricks NOT VA1N.-Those Heather
Chinese at BeIlevlle have been at
their vain tricks again, and have
furnished another illustration Of their
peculiar dark ways Their employer
at that place lately finished large
barracks for them. the lower floor Of
which was unoccupied. 4 few nights
ago he observed mysterious lights ID
the rooms on this floor. and, suspect
ing mischief, cautiously approached
the builiing, fully armed and prepar-
ed to punish the supposed marauders.
He reached one of the rooms In
which the lights were buraing, aud
pushed open The door--to discover
that the wicked and unchristian
wretches had carpeted the apartment,
furnished it with large table, plac-
ed in the center of the floor, and that
a score Of them were gathered about
it deeply intent, with Che aid OF the
fore woman and her daughter o. &C
curing the English alphabet. II +
not believed In the immediate vlclnl-
ty of BelIevilie that these mysterious
actions on the part OF the Cinnamon
seriously threate$ the peace Or de-
moralization Of tie ueighborhood.
t ~ -., 4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-28

i
~ 81 HLkETig, prorro.8r, Darlington Wis. This
". IuuseIIs f8rrrf entity enlarged hua rriariisbrd
thr.fa.u aut r. n9t oTce,'od by amy 10 tho western
.0tlo. thaHta'e Aroc3 tllifrt han End livery sta
flr uta ..I 2535
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-28
iI5esrl IRtJOI1-,


CE..a.I. COLLECTING AGENT aud CONVEY
" ancaf. bloomington, Tis Tiues Investigated aud
perfected. C.leaton pralid. orr ulcd % Eeler-
au.... ...t... y.i.,I I,.t r,I 2l-L3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-28

DuASletAE tsn SURGEON. Ho.cout,. Grant count
| Wisconsin, 0acr at bic residence. 22-a0
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-28

Bismarck + daughter is engaged
to 9 Bagarian nobleman, who sings
sentimental songs and swears by the
music Of the future.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-28

PHYSICIAN grd SURGEON. Lancaster Grant CO
1 Wis. Ney br Auud es Die residence 200 yard'
r.Ht "ijutH nrns siora. 22-30
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-28

@The Rossisn Pripee IS oOme.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-28
u. HEApLEY oLARKE.

WIN. ~. CART FIf.
A nIOREEf cad C0uNsFL0R u Inv, Pisueylle
a Wi,e.n.p ONO over tAs Bank 1880
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-28

BUSHNELL o. G. Ark,
A T1oENEY3 auj t9UNsEL0Rs o., Low. Gen1 Col
y lscuun aul Band Agts, Lancaster. Wis 1880
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-28

ABSTRACT OFFICE
fck GRANT COUNTY.
J1-fru .JHr LtNCAsTEH
0Ue- n HtrE Hei'alng. Or. st.irs.
fI1-IfJ
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-28

~ = ISDEN ~ ~ DI3itSO%,
ATTORNEY ana COUNSELOR 81 Efw. jamestown
a Wis. VIII prosecute ca.1s and make collec'
tfau. at.. .gtir. ~ so
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-28
49, ~. - - s.

III ||1"7I v IUIH TN'H8-I
1 I'm ~ and COUNsFfOR at Lau. Mineral Point,
4 Ws Practices inthe s. ard state courts aud
etturH ta agencies and collections JOB a' parts % the
et1ta 0ihc 70 Lenahams BLOCK, opp r @. e2-i3
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-25
The South American Railroad kiag.

The South American Railroad htng,
TLe New Io,k Sun gl,.s long aud
extremely interesting history OF the Ca
re,r", Henry Melsgs. the great r.l~sy
King OF South Ane,ics. lie wss born Ia
C.,,srI. Gr.en coOn,y. Se~ Yo.S. IA
1911, aud alter a mt .IIking career in
business al The East. went la New York
civ and smsssed muney IN Ihe lumber
business. la lSi9 he loaded the shi2
NI.nuc with lumber. aud w:,h hIs bro
Iher. John G. sailed tor Csliicrnis. Us
there embarked IN Sn Immense lumber
trade. buIiI Musical Hall. iasIshsJ thou-
sants on music. bought land 81 over ths
State, and smasseJ = iOuune. But ip
tie pane OF 81 lie went under, aud 10
tie lfenzy oi the day issued iorsej paper
Ia The snnunt ut near q million. As as
crime became spPsreni he boughi 3 bark
aud ,slled 10 Vai1.rsl'o. Thefs he be.
came .upeun,snd.nI OF bridges on the
railroad uuIijins to Santiago, snd alsr
The lshure oi the Engh.h hfm ID CON.
p!ele The road s.sumed The " hole conusrt
ior SI2 600 700 The engineering d,ii.
cuiies we're inpen,r. but he dad not
fear. snd abe complementary contract
with Ihe Government IhsI tJr every
month under io"t yeas ~ Which lac coa.
ple:rd the road lie should Iecti's SiO0..
600. aud lea every mnnIh ever tie should
irrI,u fIUO,OUO. lie bresn on the <h
ul Joy. Isjs. aud hruos ChL,.n isbos-
rrs ~ ten crnis day 3nJ there food
thee GEMS moie.-he iunnelrd sai blast.
ed has way through 'he huge rocks. aud
on ,ne ( Ia oi July. 1869. The road was
complete. and on the 5.h ,he hpt train
was run through 20 the capital. Mslgs'
profits ~eis 81 1926 900. aud nigh, have
been So 0lu,U0U bot Ior hs boundeU
generosity " the poor. lie buII, lwo
grand dseilns.. costing $3.50 900. ~
S.niispo, .nI there h,rd all 1867. !is
@s iHdYcrJ BY the ell oi the PsiuvIsa
GoseInmrnI ~ g0 io ih.t CUUnTy ~ ihs
lLet ,r.I sud bu,ij ,o.J irom A,irs,
"u Ihe coat. t. irrqn'ps. nia'y n.Iles
,"Ionh. ini Sl2 oOOoOO. IL VAS CON.
pi"Ied ny tie hfs' al the Prssso'yrarsnd
Mrsg' nsd S6od worm of medals
'tucs IN ommemoI~non. aud gave .
5000 600 irie 81 A"QpIps. LIS ptohIs
~rIe - 900 400. lie nov has = con.
tract Ia hulid road across tho Ardss
tor S6J 900 900. soJ h'rs ~ msg0'hcsM,
sts.e a. Lima. lle0sns several Rusns
ISLANDS on The coat. and !, pfo,pccu'siy
ihe I!chesi man on The 3 he.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-25
l',tI,aIc Influence.

have noilre6. -sys Warrington lrv-
ing. t"T q msrrIed msn. IsllI"g In'" ats.
f,Tune. /. more sgt !" retrieve h" sIius-
tinn ~ the vol MAN single one. chiti-
is becsuse he spi'is sre suoihed ny rn'
Lcsrmruis. snd ,eIf uspecI kept alive by
iinGIng ths,. though all abroad be dsrA-
nes. aud humiiauOn. yet lreTe l, It'll
l'tle ~ohi ol love at home Of which, he
IS morsrh Where's sIngle msn Is
.pt tn ron 10 sa.Ie snd neglect 10 isli m.
10 fuIn Ike some deserted manson Tor
".nt oi an lnh1bi ant. ! have oit"n bad
the occasion IL IsIk ihe iofntnde with
~hIch sOmen sGsiain The mosI over.
wh-,mlng reversrs. Thee dlss,ieH
wLlrh break down the spwIt ot msn
and ptosIrs.e him into tie dUsi srsm 10
call I0nh all The enriR'es 0i the softer
rex, and give such inlr~p'dny aud slsvs.
non t. N, ~ character. Ihs' at tnes u ,p.
pfo-chts 10 ,UbhmIty. NmhiDg can be
more tonching than 10 behol soft snd
lerder female. Uho bad been all weak
,e.s ard d-pepdtnce. and alive t. eveiy
iiv.l ooehh-s.. while ttrsd,rg the pros-
pcr,u. parhs Of lne. 'ujd.uly p'ng 10
nruIaI Intcr - he the coni"r,e ,er aud cup.
pou.r e her band under mi-iUiiUDrs.
.b,dlns ~uh Unshr,nk'ng dfmn'.s 'he
biurr bl,.ls of l-d'erri'y. A. the vine.
which la. tsI.ird u. graceful foliage
about tie oak. and has been lit,ed hy u
~ me sunsh ne. ~lI when the hardy
plan, !. r,pn bv the ,hnpd-rbol,. cling
sr"uod u sith csresring entrbs and bind
op .natefed brow so. III. besu'ilul-
~ o dsined oy PrnEiJenc.. ihh woman,
~ho i. the n.rnrnt aud dependent on
m.n ~ h,s happier hour. sho.id b. bI'
say and S'lsc. when 'mlIten w"h 'pddsn
CALAMITY. windlog beseli INTO the IueSed
rer.s.rs ot h,. D,iure. iendrTly support
rng h,. dro> P'og head and binding Up The
broken hrsu.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-25
Hurricane st st. Louis.

Sr. Lows. March s.-A most terrific
hurricane passed over portion Vi EsU
81. Loul- beiseen iwo aud three q clock
Ihls she,noon. The wiDd hr,, came
iinm Ire southeast, accompanied by.
hrIsk shaver. 5pi sudd,nly 'etrrJ 10 ihs
,ouIhwe,t snd ,smr ~ib = iv,y sBd
inrce never before wItnrrsrd ~ ihi. l.u.
Iuds. |, iirtt .tIuck the elevator 90 tho
bank al The rlser Abd took part nf -
rrul oil. snJ p,-tIng on ~ jue nofhsnI
dir,cuon. 1t lulallv demolished lhe lfeighi
depot ui The - i"uis 5ud VsDd.iIa k.il.
road. eight hunL'rd feei tong by one hvn.
disd vide. and water nn1 cIgh,y lert
nigh. aud he Passenger depot ol The
SIuthcssirru Rrl Dad i~o itisht de.
pots. porIp0s ol lie passenger depot and
uckei rilire. aud Ihe round house of the
Chlc.go snd AlIon Railroad ihs car
house. -c.le Othcr. freight oiIicr sad psTI
u one oi ihe ifr'ghi depo's Of The Uhio
aud Mississippi R.iiiosJ f; the freight .nd
pa.senpsi lie pot. al he Toledo and Wa.
bash Kosd. aud a number OF dwslliaf
house. IN tie ,IcIn,iy. 4 ponion Of the
root oi The Trire iI.u,e aud Iadisn.poIis
depo, was biown Cd Nearly all 'he def.
IcHs aud otter appliances u,ed in The
consIrucnion "iihs brdgs were ,oTo from
,hew places town Iu'o The nvy.
Every Ihlng ~ubin Sitrh oi irom two
huoofsd to ihre hundred yards wss &C.
iJsliy IOTn 10 pircts.
A whole us,h oi care, including . ihH.
ty TN l,comnii.-. ~ss blown from the
rack aud ~hmI-d ,omr iurty ieeI inia .
.lough. AnOihef tam oi thirteen cars.
laden with gr-ln. ~O O'erihiown snd
mashed. aud one car blo~o ~ the 'i,ss.
! 4 trs,n coming 90 on the 1rUe Ilsuis
Road. whfn at Bfo".lyn. ibres milS
noflhrss, oi ST Loui'. va. blown from
,te tr~ck. snI some fory care 't,ndInS
on ssiJe rack of the Toledo. Wsb.h.
and Chicago and Aiion Roads. sbout oius
mile. oui. we're o'rubto~n. The round
hoH.s of the Chicago snd Alion Rosd.
sfier bsinR b'o<n down. caught IRE ifofs
| an eneip- in-lie. and It's runs we're boYa.
ed. Tie engineer oi ibs l"comoiIss sss
bn.ned To d,.th. III. nun Der ol tIlsd
and woUndrd rsnDOI be ,izId 10 nifh,.
bui seven ae knovn - be- Killed, sud be.
tween 'h"iv and io'ty 'r''ouIiy sooad'
I'D, some dangerously, and good many
more siieh'iy njr'ed. ii 10 S'hs"d
there are number 81 psnom snli bgfi,d
brns sih TIE runs. rhs scene 10 fright
fuI. S,ne houses are torn To hssnsnIs.
o'b'r. "n'ooird or uPsst. and su!i oIhsrs
carried bodily IRON 'heW ioUnGsnons.
Scsrc.lV building or a mes or sS,ihinf
rise wih'n the track Il ,be storm 70 Ussd.
log. TIE week add ruin !. csmplsis.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-25


young nan stepped inio . bookstore
and ,''d hs wanted TO get "Yoang
Man. Copp.n,on."
VIII. m." said ths bookseller a..
"rhrrs' ny daughter"
Hon. Thomas Scoii. Vice Prsidsni
of the p, Genital X, irs.d. accepted She
P,.s,dtney of ms u iioh P,ci6e K,iro.a
at. geenIs Of tbs sIoekhpIdsn s Dos.
ton, ls,; ~eik. -,
MIs. z. ID Baker. the vie Of ,hs i,ts
Ssnssar Bsk'r. (~ho vas killed o. Bsh's
Bluff died 81 San fpneiseo. Csl., s,liy
Saturday morning.
Win four metallic aasli6estioos . nsu
may he prsuy sure OF ssreess IN the
void. Tre's are gold 20 his pssksi.
silver in his toasse. bfsss 20 bic fsss. .sed
iron 10 his heart. -....
Lent began this year on. Wsshingios's
birthday and ~iIl end on ihs snpiss,sJ ol
Lees surrender. %"
E1 Ssnsior 0kry Jnhnsos 10 quite
weIl sesin. -
Five members Of the se~ Csaisss srs
neg oes-oniy one foil bloodrd.
10 I'll eeerseoeiss play ihs sss.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-25

1Of The following poem George D.
Prentice said : "One might almost wi'h
10 die # he knew that so bssuliiul a NIB.
uie as this would be written 10 his mem.
y;"l
On the bosom OF the river.
Where the sun unluosed is Qniver,
And the starlight cleaned forever
Sailed vessel lIshl aud free.
Morning dew drops hung like mamma
On tie bright iclds OF her banner.
And the zephyrs rose 10 ian her
SJfly to the rsdisn; sea.
Al her PROV pilot hesming
10 The lush u. youth STOOD dreaming.
And lie was in glorious seeming
Like an angel from shn'e.
rArough hIs hsIr The sOl' bfeezs sPorted.
And as on tie wave he tloaled.
Oh .ha, p,lni, angel-ihros'ed.
WsrbIed lays ol hope aud love.
Through .ho,e locks so blthrIy flowing
BUDS ol laurel bloom were blowing,
Ard his Land. anon were throwing
Musc from . lyre of gold
swiftly down The slream he glijeJ.
Soft rae purple wave divided,
And a rainbow arch dI'lJed.
On its canvass snowy fold.
Anxious hearts with fond deVoIion,
Watch him sailing To The ocean.
Pfayed lhai never Wild COMMUNION
Mijsl The clemens would ne.
And lie seemed come young Apollo,
Charming Summer Winds 10 fellow,
While the wafer ilags carol
Trembling TO his music .'eh'.
Bu, those purple waves enchanted.
Rolled heride = clry haunted
By an awful spell lha, dsunlcd
Every conner I" the shore.
Nlehi SHADES rauk Ihe ar encountered.
hnd pale marble s,.lutes numbered
Where lhe iOlus-ealefs slunbered,
And wone 10 lie no more.
Then there rushed with lightning quick
ness
Ger his face mortal sickness.
And the dew 10 fearful thickness
Gathered DER his temple lar.
And there swept dying murmnr
Through ,he lovely Southern Sumner.
As HE beauteOus pllo, Conner
PeIished al that city there.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-25
SEPHERDSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. SATURDAY,
x NTl FREEZING Ci.,ern Pumps.
IA Hydraulic Cement. for sale bv
1yc Tyydu &. Duke


"A Hydraulic Cement. for sale bv
NC Curly & Duke.
WtlE Improved Eagle Hay. Straw and
\ S,slk Culer. cuts FIVE different
lengths, also lie improved Delaware C"rn
Shelter, double and sinel. spout, tor sale
by IicCurdy e. Duke.
UiIIE largest stock of fine Table and
I P"cses Cutlery in 'he county. will be
found at Nc Curly g. Dukes.
IlVERY article in the T,nware l'ae for
u saiehy Me Curly E. Duke.
2NHOSE in want Of good Coot Stove
a should cali on McCwdy g. Duke.
GLOVER SEED-25O Bushels Choice
VI Ohio Clover Seed Tor sale by
Nc Curly g. Duke
U EDZlE'S Rain Water F,lterers. the
Ii beoI article 10 use Tor sale hy
McCurdy g. Duke.
BLASTING Powder and Fuse, Corn
- Hampers, Cosl H"d-. for sale bv
Nc Cmiy s. Dixie.
DIBBS Sunnyside. Sext"n- and other
- FIRE Place Heaters. greatly Improved
i"r 1870. vii b. delivered and put up 81
shor' no'ice and guaranteed
Nc Cordy 8. Duke.
Z LARGE stock of Buggy end Wagon
IA Whips. for sale by
NC Curly g. Duks,
sep, 10 Chsrlesrosn.
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Az l>FIDEL As'wEREp "A late En-
sl.h paper ia. an account of IN inrldsni
which occurred al a lecture given by an
iuhJrl. Aner concluding. the l,eiure'
called upon any Of his audience 10 reply
to ~, srgumsni. collier tore and
spoke sonephst a. lcllo~' "Msi-ter
Bfsdl,ugh. me and nv n.se Jin were
both Me,hodl-t. Ill one of lbe'o mhiel
chaps ,hl, way. Jim sOO.d inf
del. and used ~ bst ger me sbsai si'eod-
lug elias. meeting, and payer Dstnng'.
but one dsy in the pit large gob OF coal
came down upon J,w's head. jim
ihoushi lie "a. Killed. and ah. mon out
h- did hoIIsr. Then turning TO Mr.
Brscl,upb. ~nh avery knosipg look he
aid Young nan there's nothing Ike
gobs Of coal 10 knock The inhselny oai Of
.m,n.' The in6dei had bat spsil nj.
noriiy with him sfier this palpsble hn.
A roasted onior bound upon the pulse
on the ~yis, will ,lop The most invsrfsis
aSo.hsehs 10 . lee nilues. (
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NOTICE.

OrFIcE VALLEY FIRE lNs Co. OF ". Va,
ChaIlesiown, Feb. Is, 1871.
THE Valley Fire Insurance Company vi
L West Virginia having discontinued msu-
rance ami placed their risks III the Peabody
Insurance C"mpauy at Wheeling, the under
signed CiEcer, Of the Valley Fire 1nsuance
Corrpan, would respectfully recommend the
"P.abod," TO the friends and late customers
oi The Valley" as y Grs!ra';. responsible aud
Ebsrdt Company, hav"g suttcien'I. large
paid up capital aud su1ptu, to enable The Com
pany 10 meet promptly all losses
JOHN ". GRAN THAN. Prest.
G. 4. PUR TERRIFIED, Secretary.
THE unders ;gned late Agent for the Valley
l. FIRE lnsurar CT Company. has been aPPo'nt-
ed by the PEABODY INSURANCE COM
PANY, to take charge OF the Insurance bu>l-
ness Of the valley. Applications for renewals
and new Insurance viii receive prompt al'eh-
tor. }. I'D. DC hE.
Office at the HARDWARE Store of hlcCuidy
& Duke. Chsriesloyn.
Feb 25, lcIl. 2m
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State NOrmaISchOOl,
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J. C. GlLCHHISr a. NJ, Printipai.

J. u. bIl,C IL MO ], n. W, !HttUut.
ITS ohjec, is the preparation Of teachers for
i ,ommon Schools, high school, and Acad-
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study OF the philosophy and methods vi EdccA-
titn.
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teachers, aimirg at The greaie>t benefit 10 ihe
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al covers aud prscIicsi usefulness ~ lite
COURSE OF STUDY includes Tie Com
mon Branches, the English Language in all
its departments, the Natural Sc'e"ces, the
Mathematics, Commercial Arithmetic and
Book Keeping, Vocal AID Instrumental Music,
and ihe The ory and Art Of Teaching.
SESSIONS.-The winter session will close
March 2oth. Isl l, aud the spring session will
commence April An, and close June 23j, lo1l.
TUITION Is FREE.-Studrnts attending
this school lo be educated As teachers Pay no
tuition.
Send for = circular
:. II. PiEGPONT,
Sec. OF tx. Com.
Feb o5, 1871. ly
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Pill TELL MY HUSBAND

TO call at LAUCK'S BOOK STORE aud
1 subscribe to one or more OF the folio" ing
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UaIper's Marazine 81. New York Eclectic
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Ia fact any fret cias, publication you may
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IN n EMORfAN NJ.

1Of The following poem George D.
Prentice ssid "One might almost wish
10 die # he knew that so bssuIli"l a NIB.
uie as this would be written 10 his memI.
rv ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20

demonstrate in the wake Of the Blairs. The
better part of that Committee has united with
the regular Republicans and been absorbed
into their organization; this noise is made by
tho rinsings of that Committee which keeps
straight on with Graft Brown, Grosvenor 81
Co. into the ranks of the Sham Democracy.
The great majority of those Republicans who
were led off by the boilers are coming back to
their own party; the minority, including whole
brigades of Major-Generals with very few
rank and file, 20 through, as they meant to do
from the FIRST. Missouri will be holly con-
tested in ~, but, unless the Democrats take
IN Graft Brown for President, they viii hardly
carry it; but their "Liberap ticket will have,
as it had in 1870, the votes Of nearly all who
fought for Secession at Wilson's Creek and
captured Mullisan at Lexington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20

1fC0uutics. 400 1856 2iI5j G,io3 Il;hi
Yar,s.v~rl Corr have aeen dis, ed 1865 10 form ne"
ore. thiDI .r.r.slrs ile.- Nor-
These figures tell their own story.
Ne one who reads them can dodbt hat the
State was carried for Seymour il 'G8 by ter
rorizing the Repubi cans into staying away
from the polls or voting the Democratic
ticket. So Georgia was made to vote the
same Way, though by a pressure less generally
applied. Her Official returns show the follow
ing aggregates:
1907 Voters registered .Colored.. 1888
sSGS. Vote lor Governor. Rep. no Dei1...7to9J
1895 Vote Tor President Grant.J7 Seymour 0l1s2
Ten Counties pOlled not vote for Grant
and Colflx; eight more gave them from to II
votes: while in twcnty-ono others, their vote
ranged from y upward 10 Of; while iii half
the State fair if not full Republican vote
was cast. In other words: The Republicans
dared and were permitted to vote in about
half the Counties; while a. most of the polls
in the other half they either were repelled
from the blllot-bOXcs or made to vote the
Democratic ticket, while the few who at some
polls voted tire Grant Electors did so at the
peril of their lives.
Now, it may as well be understood first rs
last that the Republicans purpose not to be
swindled in 70 as they were out of the vote
Of Nev-Yorl in 49, and not to be compelled
to vote the Democratic ticket or refrain from
voting at all as they were in 4 good part of
Georgia and Louisiana. II we are too weak
in any locality to maintain and enforce our
rights, We mean that the laws, the authority,
ana the armed forces, of the Union shall pro-
tect us in their enjoyment. And The Ercning
Post, if it were not at heart with our adyer-
sarics, would share our purpose and cur fixed
resolve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20

The Police have acted on the plain hints
which TIE TRIBUNE lately threw out, and on
saturday night invaded the gambling houses
IT which Keno is played. IN making a
nice distinction between these and Faro
banks. Superintendent Ke.so committed
the bundcr of leaving his work half done
While his police were engaged III capturing
the moor mechanics and clerks and eIr"nu
bows who patrOuizc the cheaper game Oh hehO'
fbe dealers of Faro in the same streets,
and Oh the same blocks, feeced Their
richer victims in secure confidence that
they would not be disturbed; and Doubtless
congratulated themselvos that their rivals III
business were broken up. The work OF the
rolice is not half finished. The Keno game
may revive; but if so, it should be only TO
be again seized and the vigilance OF the po-
lice for months to come should be exercised TO
intimidate the customers Of these resorts IRON
visiting them, and thus destroy their infamous
business. Rot only these, but tie houses de-
voted to other games should be seized ana
closed. There are SAID 30 De not less than fifty
Faro banks within few blocks Of the Police
Headquarters, all of which are known
20 the Chief or lis detectives, and 10
which the Broadway Squad of Police gHidc
strangers whom they ought TO warn. Their
traffic is carried on with hardly show Of cone
cealment the rattling Of their Implement Of
play and the loud talk Of their swindlcd cgs-
toners can be heard by passers-by on any