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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24

500 @ o 20 e p B. s, 400 sc Sr si loo so
saS 200 Al agis go e g S s p B June zoo at
aitesa - 10Y oss srsna so.s & b,xs ,i yer, erk
81 .s been S sas Rd By o. Sep sSss s e. s S
sEi i6tR AND SS&rSs Fsas rs,t sderi moderate
s % M Sss F.S Eas, held VII.
Mo- S:,i n s sE''f , ar, .1 p isi 'SaS s:
s s . g tS oe,. . ."s n Isn.ot ,srss %
S Ss, ,S R pS : u. sT p. ''S
S s.s f ssvp sS' o 7ce cs - 4s. iSS IS
h mGS TO sSSV 500 rs oss Mich 20
AiSss:S'. s..: ;.S. ~;
Oi SAs:, 500 = tons MN T. By 7s ss z 80
, sSS'5 se l15 .s G9S At DE
: :'y, A'''' ''a' to 81, former '"',' ' . ~ .a
Bat Aioz; sni eeCIgssosn hIua ana hA'' e eS56
Richmond CoantFy S1pehne'' 'f'''''''i''' c@ SM
EachlnO0d CounEJ bHuA- 5CS %
psI.ioSe Howard st. Srssd .......,........ sa9 so
peesrrcvr and virfn.tv HYtrss....,....,.. $3.50 200
RE fosf depgDd and steady sales Of We qaOis'
sys Flour STATE and ssd 50
Cora Acsi jersey - 50 IS corh 50 as g
S SsIs S::$ $: ::;is Com h''H'eaA
az B's T'f sss q s'1a co S I'D sg
FGa n s slly and quiet q - aS@ ~ o canadian f0O 0a
Bsg NeaiSaSs rv n Te quote White at 81 SSss e;i
sad Ground Feed $2SsISS Thess quotations ho range In
prices fnr Old and new,
PBIGTs Berth feghts have confined frn With moderate ofer
aud fair nquy vessels charter have not been so9gtt
s % su extent but generally demanded previous rates me
liverpool 1900 bush Grain AZ
Bacon At COS 100 bales Of Cotton GlllSd by @
& 800 bbs Rosn, private terms TO LONDON
hy sail Flour did and 1900 bb do al s. 81 The
charters British bark hence 70 direct port 10 ne AeG
Isnsaa WITH 2oo bb Aeoho On private terms asd Norwegian
lsrk Conlen. port With Loo bbis Petroleum. On pnvae
termG
GRAIS-I wheat nothing done At he c7eninr Holders under me
favorable Euroat advanced their pdes c per bush
SHIPPERS mors boagh spadag The market closes
better and fairly active for Spring, the ma1d eie iof export hogn
milling Winter aud stronger The saeS
are bush s5 ~ 20 ho Chicago sInng aud Nos
81; 81 81 . Milwaukee, ~ 30 for No
Milwaukee and 46oy bash No Chicago At 81 $50 81 soVo
bush No Milwaukee az 81 $50 81 So the latter for ehVee qoa<
vhict Barley qs and heavy for common but Urn er
good Barley Malt du CHOICE Is trm sales OF oO bush AZ %
Tor and 81 50 for City time Oats are better the
demand quite active chiefly for toe trade TOE cold weather stimulates
ae 77p0 bash Ohio Mixed ~ 40t'ii
White 0je5 Black al 4aiese Western Mixed at 4Ss snoa
White i95c Rive s firm but queti the sales
SEQ nh SAFE pier moderate demsnd and IS
steady inquiry part the home le the sales are bush
fean ic Western red &c and ahoat 81 % 0tc
White t6ic; White at &c Tor aud sOe Tor oa
Jersey Yellow a o. Glic. ... I'll -. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~
MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION


NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE 70 Wa5 GsP soes.sqrg ser,sss
Bagh.miou syr,ss ana oSsgo WITHOUT cnAYSE OF CARS
wiSrER ARRANGEMENTS eonmeHcing MONDAY NOV as ls71
r ss i P&S o 1 @ s
ce s9 R. Wssro sa SUSSEX T. r. and a scaaioH viii L
and r ~ kiagstoa wlss5,Ts. Paaon. &C. D..
tos Branes At Dover With Ch Branch wsttieo sa..sr
S sf Msr sIS s ss saS G Bsnd
aud at PhPug with Lehsh and sasqashAnns and Lehsa
'i aco n, PHrILPsBGaG ExPsEss At Esg.i Ndes
Rsoad PLps5ss Win Be, Del o Bslya:r, and Lsa..A
oS sgS CHUNK 1 ia ah R fs d Hd Ss'l %
So PR9AP SAyeE sSSPs s1ss T9AE <: T'S ss
ssa; e 'f[ ,GggSg a. & s9 so''ss At D'''f VIA
kAsIoS ESPssss connects at Dover VIII Cs., H.
9elanHa r. All LsLigh VALLEY R. sr Behlshen Allentown
a:z0 p H. H1CKE.TSTows Express connect, With Chester g.
and h sr'ssy X X iSr Aldsyr Newton and f''AAI''
Tor YOUNGSTOWN At 1.ls s,lJ. lloO 1900 $50 o. $40
sFor SUMMIT At 7:: 800 @io 1910 and lloO m go $40
Fcr oRSSGE mi SOUTH ORANGE us 80. $40 80 Io
,ud I5oa N no 100 $50 $50 49, $50 $780, ESQ., 3d. ie
ii For fi newark, at 7:is 7 10 go SO 30 ls:lo o:,o
40 $40 oo SO coo s:.g 80 $780, aso l0 ana ll'
Leave Sss.SoIs for sLoo5FiElD ga MoSTcLAIe at 49,
s5 sai 1870 H. and o S'iO ~ rs sse5ut
ERIE RAILWAY.-Wintcr Arrangement of
r. Trains taking December TO- 1872 Tom CaH's IT, Depot
20 az .fn .tc 11 and cero Day Express lsugooH
CoaSS'. e , Bea1 , ,H si Bo .nI sS., Fs D~r
Room Coach 10 Susqlea4naa and Ssens ColS,-s % o. y
a:iO d. Express Sleeping Coaches to Bnio aaa HsA
Falls ard Suspension BrNLf. .-t-.
,,oO ID m Daly) Cincinnati and Chicago Sight RSpeS scepag
Coaches through 10 Bufo, Niagara fais 'hehha "'' -
Chicago. without charge
For Port Jefyis 600 800 lo l5 an, 1870 80 10 and
Tefebsn and Nldetopa I'D 8:oo 1851, Hoo aui III; "a
$50 $50 80, 1879. and ftI:ot p m
10. War0ck 900 HOO anil n: - A. m, 80 p NJ
For Nevurgb 500 fs3a 900 ami 100 $780, SD ad - m
FOR s,sern 1890 800 tJO 200 anl El;1 NJ S' .i0J 0'
g Se inexs An.asle ~ 10 so is D.
I:OS sIi:l5 $500 500 Coz 1880 $40 ,sd ii;yl 100.
a:i5 800, 400 $780, SID. ~, tO@ @' "o ''i' A
For esark 600 .a5 and Il:3o and &iS u.s. and $50
70, Gutherfurl Park and Pac 6:s5. 'l3 taao TO- la r.
u ro,r sI:s $3.50 T. Sis 6 $3.50 8. 10. a3l lib p
For Hsdae Hsckensaek and Wsy, s. GS and 1870 8 M -
For S5nE yaey and Way and os aS and NJ
F.r Egsi:wOol 7:4 49, go 100 DIS AIS as $50.
$50 and @1:i5 m, snl II md ,...,. a.. sao "a,
For Csk, s. 5:b. - aud O Ms I'JV Sl'i f' wv WV
For SpsTk s. i:i5 ~ and $3.50 n, Loo, &l5 ais, t SH.
G. 0 and t5:f5 p. and " mid 80 az "a. -
and Nyaes 4o 10 ara wv a. NJ i'V '' ' WV
lTsus leaving Chamberss. or bait hean ies,s
Twenhrst. than above me lhe n ~
on The N r. sni Newark Branch lssyiGg Chambers
on quarter THenhrit ~ minutes Garner an .0o's
M massage and for apartments "a Drawing Room aud Sleep
pg Coselt oatane and orders M We Aha "a
ma he len AZ COmpanys 0Gcs-2il 5zs an ss Broaa
tuent hths' SUI lhrafs toH
st. brooklyn; the Con PaHys Depo AM o. 's'n " "e PP
hotels
JN0. n ABBOTT. Gcnefil Passen.sf Agent
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Ciantc5 for Basitess fllen

RFs ~ ng aud 81 nniletoT in Philadelphia,
M ar ,tboa the Real BusiHesswe established Address
H.. Moth American Hcs, Ptiheephia
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

DHILADELpHIA and ERIE RAILROAD
/ OILY DIRECT ROUTE, WITH0Ur. CHANGE OF CARS TO
THE OIL REGION and LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN Trains
viii leave Deshrosses and Cort tndt ST. Ferries:
m we Erpres. daily except Sunday with Pullman Palace
Car through Etwiork OIL Cite Arrive ssabaTJ, o1oi
Wnanspor Hayen 935 Remove, ll:O lvas.oa,
5s; Cory 6;O5i Ere 1iI m Coanees Al rnstoa and C92
With AsienV River B. T. for The Oil Regions at Ere
with Shore K. h. for all points Wes-
$50 D ~. Mail iislY) With PulHan Palace Car from
pbisieplis Ehe. Sanury, t:St Wilamport, SlOi
Lock Haven 9io; Remove II IIVason 5iO Conb $50 Ere
t5 D. n Connects IOaeton and Cory WITH Oh Creek sld Ale
geng Tor The OIL Region Erie with Lake Shore K for
=" pom" "'' W A. BALDWIN General Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24


rOrNwisrsn log s;93 tET iii5 m il1' EHh sos tbIl
For Bs:po 49, SO (EIS o:, ii:s A. m 2.sl Ok
Fr) 3;ss 4;J 5:9 ga (AIl ord s;lo tkLl p ~ ,.i.y
For Fairfield souspO aai westpori 7oi, sol :3 5'''
so For scui SdRfTsis 7:os 500 s s 1893 @ L 800
OIL ss ass lEI 49, S;1 soS etl Aai s siY ,sA, p ~
For stanford 7o eos OH 800 lo:o3 Iisi M ~; lEIl
a s39; sVV :. r.. Roch,s AMI fof Chester. and EE sop
Pig FI az e sSaa l's and tsrnss 7 sos 1885,
n" 5 Nh ram s sy &c. f.a Dpo
for BOstou via Springfield Line ''Sgns 2, ST
ii $40 p Va @ Boston via Shore Line opp's - Mount '''p'H
Hass'i't''fF and f'' cossf5Trs Z; TRAINS -
For s:,s. v: s sSa9. ' is II g. and 90
ror Hartford and spdassi sos In. lz;l9 a'os rds;@n~
For cSsnsetsa Ut River Il Rsoad 500 ls: pm eressse,
FoE Hato Providence and Fihs Rare,d 500 s15p~
& sGS I.s Es S a s sS ,oa @ a Po r.
FS S..nsfsS' ", ys, RSS6 s k. s sSj ''
For S."HTsu. MdIiso.a anl wirm'Ure Railroad ti' Lu'h
For aoasstouie R'ilro.d 1903 a. m .aa 3:cs Pm
forNaug,eE RalrOaa s:oa a 1908 m and ';s m to Wa
For pasSsy Norvs Railroad 'O'' sos and 500 N l''
For sbspsSE valley Railroad via naubury sOr"an RR s
For a1:.s R.ro.a sol I':'o $50 nd sos%
s.d also to ssnG nail sherne DasrgrOO~ attached
f.s,r. procure psn reached Owe this road Al
=: S, c !. s P s!%r. CO., S CO. oi E No
Broad and No Cout BooSysi sad By leaving suitable notice
s S have their baggage OH Z. soo cH. % Il
NETWORK MIDLAND kAILWAY-WIN-
~ Tss ARnANsSMssr taxing .asss Dee xrf''' leave
For NswDurhsm and haywood s;e lsi'? nj L. "a" So
For H,sksn. Paterson Hsvtbsrus Midland Pari and wsr'ss
dyke T. 1910, 10: 80 a "a. |. DO, t;@, $40, -llo
Por Rgeaeh PARK BoEoa Koche Dundee Laie' hssets and
m Fsr S;sioa s Poay To- and soa,sr jsSess
2Jo, 400 $50 m.
Campgsw 0aksnd boouingesie and "es' boomnfiIe
$50 1880 n. $50, $50 p n.
Smiths h. Chsrotebarsh soefbem. bnaftsvl, Osdsss
turS and ounryyiils, sio .. M topM
Esvforsdand fanfhn hampsrst, peefsrova uSesvle
gi1 q n. 800. t4i0 n
For Pi.. buh wsSoro. Rs,burgh, Monticello Liberty PAS
nd xisrylle. el0 o. $3.50 p n. -
RETUREING-Leaw Liberty Falls q. t:s q n. Its p.
Eieavis f3 M hSidletown. s;@ M 9n, s.S
D West Blooniasdsle DO a n: 6et n v sreni,ts
625 737 o. iL31 EJ1 COS. 6& loo Psersso. St1,
ga sss siis, tos a. n. Isl, t;7A Ils, ll:if pa - -
p. n and hooa N
kdovp Does not beyond ha~tbone
iDoss run beyoad BlsOnrssath 1870,
W. wnxn C.rer.l Ticket Aren't
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NEW YORK, NEW. HAYEN, AID HART-

sp,ils tsrudays only stGoshen Snntays oni'.
-. JNO. y. ABDOTr. Genenl Passen.ef Agent
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW.lORK


WIyTFS ARRINGFNRNT COMMENCING EOYEiBER p. ls7t,
P.,,sraer Station NewYork Grsnd Cen Depot Besanes
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dividend NOTICE.
DllCE. -
.yol Dee "a 1srro 3 10 " IT : J - -

kofEs WArEsIoHS Asp JUDI, y 81 huI ~ NJ rs
nIVIDEND NOTICE--The Board OF Direct
~ Of this Company declared D1vIpRsD q HyEPhh
CENT om surplus 20 stockholders OF record on TIE
dsyef Dec ner inst ibe 10 s'ost Of re en2sey o. ac &
in this eity and tia Compahys oce, Wt1rosn N l. InEsJ
closed FROM the LIST 70 Che lo ds u Jsnss isaays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24

- owner d RoRrushS PscIrrc aaiLho.o Co.
o,,,o>,e iJnu-I,se, " o. y5s y, 20 20
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS az THIS Coaptny VIII BE- pad 90
presentation the ocs Of JAY COOKE So New
York Tie INTERRS due upon registered Bous VIII be pa1
heretofore by checks oflsr the B9E sent 0 l TO
rccoriel address A. ~ bAifNBI, treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24

4 MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPANY bECOND MURIuA1F
SEVEN PER CENT CURRENCY BONDS tas Jam 2. fJ~E ne
p and that date free Of Goyee1 tax on pr,ssahSl q
the banlnghorse Of George Ofn - Co. No. y af,aa-A 4e
The snsferbooks Of the registered DO ~ Nl cse on TIE ,h
inst ard reopen Jse 2ls'A Oh nj IL K Lo"'i's''a'sf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24

7. -loor, ,nd fesn.
orders for he eheekng and transfer 81
o,r he n AZ the Companys 06ces2i 57 AM sl Broad
W.y: ner rdtuent'hths sai lhr.aFs co-
st. brooklyn; Con Panys Depoi AM o. 'SSh~ " e pNF
hotels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24

VIHE COUPONS Of the Lake Ontario Shore
Railroad First Mortgage per Cent Cod Bonds Que jan
1872 AFTER jan prntton az me BAA
INK House OF Geo Opdyke Co, IS Eassanst, Ne.forE
49, GILBERT MOlLISoS, Prslonf
O.wa0o N Y nee 10 Ig7l
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-11-16
GET OUT.

Those two incorrigible ARABS
Tabor, and Collins, Of the State Reg
iste,,, bereft Of the smallest claim to
the consideration Of decent people,
and conscious Of their degradation,
continue their weekly low, vulgar,
and lying abuse Of any and. every
body. Now il Antoine, and Brown,
and Pinchback and others are such
small fry as this pretty pair say and
to believe, why don't, they
leave, them alone, and Ego for -
others worthy Of their labors
There's lots Of that.
.Amid such mighty plumber why
exhaust your partial quiver, on
marks so 1noan?"
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-11-16
Well Dsne, Mississippi.

From the meaggre ofdcials returns
ct present in, and from estimates
carefully made from those counaas
from which no figures have ass yet
been received, we are induced to
believe that Mississippi has given d
popular majority Tor Grant and
Wilson of from thirty!dve ia thirty
eight Thousand. The Republican
candidates for Congress- havesun-
doubleday been@,eleeted. excepting
Col. Flournosg, who. has run . { ! n4i!
of his ticket This is good enough.
It'll as much as anybody expected,
and considerably better Be THAN our il:
Democra6czfrieHds wsre willing to
concedeb before dection.-Msssiissinp
p;lof
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-11-16
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
In VIEW or THE UNPRECEDENTED,

In VIEW or THE UNPRECEDENTED
SYSTEMATIC, ~PAIRADLE, AND OUTRAGE
GUS VIOLATIONS OF TEE RIGHTS o,
coLoRED MEN ALL OVER The STATE
AND TIE EVIDENT COMBINATION WHICH
EXCLUDED THEM FROM THE RIGHT Tt
REGISTER AND TO VOTE AND TO POS.
sEss THOSE OFFICES TO WHICH THEY
WOULD HAVE BEEN ELECTED, AND ARE
FULLY ENTITLED TO, AND IN VIEW OF
THE MANIFEST APPROVAL OF THIS COURSE
BY THE MAJORITY OF THE CITY PRESS,
I DEEM IT THE IMMEDIATE AND PARA
MOUNT DuTY OF ALL CoLoRED MEN TO
UNITE AT ONCE IN INSTANT AND EARNEST
ACTION TO ARREST, IF POSSIBLE, By THE
ADOPTION OF EVERY LEGAL AND C0N-
sT1TUTIoNAI METHOD, THE ACCOMPLISH
MENr OF THESE BASE DESIGNS ; TO COL
LEcr THE EVIDENCES OF SUCH orTRAGEs
AND TO APPEAL, IF NECESSARY, TO FED
ERA1 AUTHORITY FOR SECURITY AND
PROTECTION IN THE POSSESSION AND
USE OF OUR FRANCHISES. Il THEREFORE,
CORDIALLY INVITE ALL INTERESTED COL
oKED MEN OF NEW ORLEANS, AND THOSE
or THE PARISHES WHO MAY be IN THE
CITY, TO MEET At MY RESIDENCE No. ID
DERB1aNY STREET, TOMORROW AT IL
O'Clock, NJ. -
. p. B. S.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-11-16
! What Grants Reelection Secures

Ut secures the continuance o! our
aspfesent National prosperity.
+ It SECURES friendly r!at;ops with
the great Powers OF Europe.
It secures men OF honesty aud
ability at the head OF the several
departments.
It secures q. further reduction Of
the National debt.
Tt secures q further reduction Of
taxation.
1t secures o settled basis for bus''
ness to build upon.
|. It secures our national credit and
Increased value Of our bonds.
It secures the continuance OF the
present financial policy Of the 0o'
eminent.
Il secures our present satisfactory
banking system.
| Il secures Legislative encourage
ment for homestead settlements
1t secures the development OF of
rich mineral resources.
It secures increased prosperity
to our agricultural interests
It secures good wages ana IL
creased comforts to CUR w0rh'D'''
men.
It secures wise legislation anu
The faithful execution. Of the h""
It secures popular education.
It secures a peaceful se''s'''
of our Indian troubles. 1
It secures the protection OF lo:l'
people; Of the South and the oo "ar.
and the enforcement OF every WV .sa
stitutional.. right belonging TO 'uS
humblest citizen in the land ,,.
It SECURES peace within our ea,
Eders and true. reconciliation "'D'''
our citizens .,t. 81
1T secures the union and pu aa.ss-
8 end to the: fatal doctrine oil ss'''
Sion
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-11-16

ri, TH ii ssaU,srEaanuo s Or r Iou1s-
us1As, just Il 4m Jsscrbnt,'wou1D,,
No poupr. u ii 7 Aadkz1reAIknlsrrY5tD1t IL
rm coIoRn HotM or loudhall1hilxE;;
rnznaro ils, II Il M purx eF alt
. =. i 4akaDv1seE.4arAr, or
.qur co1oa2bf III ,dfvE us arIE
THE AID THEY POSSIBLY CAN. a
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-11-16
REGISTRATION FRAUD.

The Plaquemines Sentinel com.
plains that the registration waa
Z" partial and complete" Tho ST.
pervisor successfully performed the
part Of the "artful dodger," by pro-
posing to be in a certain place at a
given time, and either going in adj
vance, or long afterward, and no in
formation of his whereabouts could
be we'll ascertained. The result
was that fully five hundred of the
citizens were virtually disfranchised.
But this isn't all; when the day Of
election came, no notice. Whatever
was given of the location Of the poll
ing places. Even up to the night
preceding the election the matte,
was kept a profound secret from all
but the initiated. On Monday
morning it was discovered that this
Registrar of great promises and lit
tie deeds had condescended to allow
us to vote at the S. w. Pass, at
Buras, at Point Pleasant, at Rom
quillo and at Pointe-aJa-Hache!
For thirty miles above the Court
House, in the most populous part
of the parish, on both sides of the
river, no poll was established!!!
/. And this "fair and honorable
proceeding prevented one thousand
of our people, white and black, from
exercising the prerogative of free
men"
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-11-16
IOUISANIAN.
z !, HkRnI 4 f , 4

HorNtwo weeks hs1n sbaekHas-
seztedsin xeu Ikne& cnlLsall
the design q the Republican ticket
had been sold to q prominent can
didate on the fusion ticket. by one
of the Republicans 70 whom the tick.
cts were entrusted for circulation in
one Of the parishes, several days
before the election. Strict surveil-
lance was Immediately Instituted
over such localities and persons as
were suspected, and things went on,
till Wednesday last, when United
States Surveyor, Tngraham, per-
sonally appeared before q. S.
Commissioner Shannon md charges
the following: Il 5
UHrT1D STATES OF AMERICA, D1srR1cr OF
LoU1sIANA-Be. it. remembered that on
9Th day Of November, 1872, personally ap-
peared before me, the Undersigned, a
Commissioner Of the United States for the
State Of Louisiana, Jas. 81. Ingraham,
who, being duly sworn, deposes and says
that from information received, that he
verify believes true, that on or about the
25th of October, 1872, at tho city Of New
Orleans, 4. Il. Benners did combine, con-
spire and confederate together with three
or more persons, whose, names are un-
known to this affiant, to print and circu-
late to the voters in this State previous to
and on the day ofa general election held
throughout the State of Louisiana, which
had been devised, concerted aud planned
to deceive and impose npon the ignorant
and iuiterate voters and caused many of
them to vote for at said election, candi-
for electors Of President and Vice
President of the United States, against
their will and contrary to their desire and
intention. And this afiant further states
that ON Tuesday, the 9Th, Wednesday, the
9Th, and, Thursday, the 9TH inst, ut the
city aforesaid, the said Benners did fraud
and Illegally conspire, combine
and confederate with: various persons, to |
this afiant unknown, to devise and print, |
md did print, 5000 counterfeits in the /
Of the Republican ticket, which |
had been printed and voted by the Repub-
voters Of this State: and did frandu-
lentiy and ~desisnedly deliver said ticket
persons unknown. to be used in atufing
The baliot-boxes now in process Of being
counted at the Mechanics Institute, con-
to provisions of Act Of Congress, in
;uch cases made ind provided. 80
JAME6aH. NGRAHAM.
Subscribed and sworn to before me-. |
his Sth day of November. 1872.
Il. Fl. SHANNON,
United States Commissioner.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-11-16

n@rTbe great fire in Boston has
consumed property to an extent de:
flying accurate calculation. Two
hundred and fifty millions Of dollars
it is estimated, however, have been
lost: Many lives have also been
lost. Thousands who at, sunset Of
one day were ''well to DO" and in
dependent, wyero at its next rising
reduced to beggary and want. 3 u
it is considered that the great bulk
of the losses will fall or those who
will not be ruined by them.T The
fire, although not entirely, extin-
guished, is under absolute contro,
and alLresa.dllyy, "a the debris Of buildings '!il g.
is being cleared away and worknpen
ara busily engaged in replacing
frst-rate buildings in the room Of
those just burnt CONSTITUTIONS
from abroad, ana "a s The other, q States,
are hurrying forward TO aid the
sufferers. The FreeMasoanssf Chi
cagoha1;. contributed $6ooaaofthle
suffering craft in Boston: All Of
the Boston, theatres ore giving be
neflts" maid Of the a..a. nff i!qr 4 e
that i j lc ! ri : expected much |,
Of tphee.s ! .. 4 4i generally attend +
ant on extensive conf1egratiols will
be speedily allsyiated.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-11-16

1@r From nearly evry Republic
{ can parish tho charges and the
proofs of fraud in the registration
and the voting in tho election just
past, are daily coming in. Investi-
cation of these matters by the Re
turning Board, make the gentlemen
composing it particularly interest
ing to everybody just now.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-11-16

hsFlndan Country. rhe1ss'
IKgenssrally from those ios ss''
,t 4sinli+n race and to any p'' s,''
.lsoki,'e to their civiliaat at, M
very generally, when m w..
has been committed, it h.. v'''s
provoked by the injustice o n'' ~
provocation of unpnncipleds sks'
VI the three hundred and a4 ~
thousand Indians in our eo,, ,e
two hundred thousand are ,s s':e'a
no pecaniary assistance than :.
en- BY agents and employee. y
some n slight assistance in ms
OF farming utensils and schoolt ,,'!
and the total cost during fl.
'sat u III. VINO wear subsistad
over twenty dollars each.
| Admitting that the Indian ANN,
priatlons arc large, yet Tie, =,
nothing to what the cost Of . s.s,'
Indian war in the past has h.
Official figures. show that M, :.
dian wars have cost US Eve bnn,,.,
millions Of dollars.
Gen. Sherman reports the en-,
d'tures III New Mexico alone du,;,,
twenty years of prior: Indian ,,,'!
'agement at ono hundaed million,
In Arizona we have spent oye, tI;;,1
ty millions. The Sioux War ,otl
twenty millions, and it is ASSERTED
that every Indian killed while h
lasted cost a hundred Thousand Dbl!
lars and the lives Of twenty white,
To sum up the results, then, d
Gen. Grants policy, we dtbst. Al,
the wild tribes, with the exception,
mentioned, arc now at peaae and
and. in process Of civilization; aud
the whole Indian race is in a trans.
ton state, about to emerge from
the darkness of heathenisn anil
barbarism into the light Of Chi.
tianity aud civilization. There ae
at present one hundred thousand
civilized Indians, OF whom about
fifty thousands Of Indian children
schools.
That such results as are horel
foc can be brought about in a few
months is not to he expected; but
that the present plan, il persistsdin
a few years, will! accomplish
is hoped by its friends no ope
can doubt, with tie foregoing facts
before hi,a. Anal tha man vbn
has, as a matter OF principle, soper.
sistently and faithfully stood up i:
he rights of the colored people
against strong misrepresentation
md pressing demands for O con-
;rary course can be trusted 10 do
is right for q race whose ele's-
ion he was first to bsgin-lnde'
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-11-16
n The State: vote is also u,

~. The State. vote is also un-
certain. Under the outrageous
-, J $50 - f5r'
registration SO many Thousands
were -desrived,of their right regis
ter, and then. of those who did OBJ
tain papers, such. difficulty and OBJ;
struction in voting, and such
management Of the boxes, that un-
less the returning Board is just and
impartial the Republican losses will
be as fearful as outrageous.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-11-16
NOV. 16, 1872.

Our C1rY -So11c1roR.-We take
great pleasure in announcing MIR.
HENRY A. CoRBrs, as authorized to
solicit advertisements, subscrip-
tions, etc, for the "Lou1s1Ax1AN,"
and competent to. receive moneys
and give "full acquittance" to all
who desire to pay for their paper:
"Let those pay now, who never, paid
before; T.
And those who always paid, nor pay the
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-11-16
An Irish commodore being c. CO.. i

An Irish commodore oelns Il
fined to his bed. BY q severe en- en-.
the CONT, some sweeps Welo Of
sployed to sweep the chimneys and
thh house next door to num- .sne
one of tie boys, by mistake .nart.
down III the commodores a y his
ment. The boy, confused aaore il
mistake, seeing .. the conm 1e:I' cor,a
bed, said, Sir, my master VIII , 'e es;d
for you presently: win ne Il bed bed
the commodore, leaping oa' ~ hero
I beg to DO excused staying ;,tsl
any longer, then, and immeo'S''''
ran down stairs.