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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-19
OFFICIAL MOTTO ES.
REGISTRATION OF VOTERS.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Office State Registrar of Voters.
New Orleans, August 49, 1874.
PURSUANT To THE PROVISIONS OF AN
ID act of the General Assembly of Louisiana,
approved July II, 1874 and entitled an act to pro
vide for the revision and correction of the lists OF
registered voters Of the State ETC. notice is here
by given that the offices of registration IN each
parish of the State and each ward of the city OF
New Orleans will be opened for the registration of
qualified voters MONDAY, August 81, 1874, and
will remain open Sundays and legal holidays ex-
cepted until FRIDAY. October "a, 1874 for the pur-
pose of registering all entitled thereto as
qualified els ctOrs of the State of Louisiana. .
Office hours are prescribed BY law from A. NJ.
until P NJ, and from r. NJ. until P NJ.
All persons desiring to vote at the general cleo
ton of November D. 1874, will be required to reg
lister anew. as the law prohibits any one from vot,
prior to the year 1874. THOMAS LIME
anl4 Ia State Registrar OF voters.
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COURT RECORD.
TUESDAY, AUGUST IS, 1874.

United states Circuit Court.
F. NJ. Ames VS.. s. B. Cole ct als.-A fur
Their petition, filed August II. and on which
the order of surrender was issued, sets forth
the order of court to sell the road and legal
possession Of plaintiff, the positive injunc-
ton of defendants not to interfere, the i'll
advised action of defendants and the re-
order prohibiting disturbance of plaintiff 8
title, the running OF the road by defendants
and advertisement Of sale September ),
that these proceedings are disgrace and
contempt of the jurisdiction of this court,
that the petitioners title is not invalidated
by the proceedings Of the State of Loulsi-
ana in the Superior District Court, and
submits aftdavirs showing disobedience to
the mandates of ths court
Attorney General Field, J. Q. A. Fellows,
j. A. Cotton, Theodore A. Martin and
Lyman Dodge he restrained from interior
ing with plaintiffs possession OF the New
Orleans. Mobile anu Texas railroad. and
also writ of assistance to cause the sheriff
Of Jefferson to desist from enforcing the
decree of the Superior District Court.
motion fled the same day asks that
tie sheriff be restrained from selling the
road, and the writ Of assistance to issue.
Superior District Court.
B. Bernichau va. 3. NJ. Turnbull.-The
supplemental petition alleges that notwlth-
standing the injunction herein issued and
commitment for contempt, defendants have
again interfered with the business OF the
free market men: that this action results in
defeat of the injunction OF this court and
total destruction OF plaintiffs honest &C.
cupation, and prays that the civil sheriff be
ordered to take all necessary steps to en-
fOrco the order of the court
Ordered: That the civil sheriff De and he
is hereby directed to enforce and MAINTAIN
the several plaintiffs in their rights to pur-
sue and carry on the occupation of keepers
of private markets in the city of New Or.
leans without let or hindrance from any
person or persons whatsoever; and the said
civil sheriff is also directed and commanded
to arrest and hold in custody any person OF
persons who may interfere with him IN the
maintenance of the Injunction and the
rights of plaintiffs hereunder until further
order of the court.
First District Court.
Assault and battarv-Frsnk Taylor, not
guilty; Diedrick Ebehardt. guilty.
Wautonly and maliciously beating Z
cow.-Thomas Lightfoot and Marius Pierre
mistrial.
Petty larceny-George Blackburn, one
year in Penitentiary.
Assault by wiltu'ly shooting altoona:
Liyhrfoot, two mon tbs in Parish Prison.
Second District Court.
SUGGESTIONS of Matthias Espinas, Ignatiui
Szymanski, Xavier Simeon and Michae
Wheelahan opened.
Alfred E. MerGal prays to be emanci
pateI.
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STEAMSHIP TAPPAHANNOCk AT AUG.
TlON.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HONOR
ID able the Circuit Court of the United States for
the Fifth Circuit and District of louisiana entered
on the twentieth of July, 1874, in the case of John
Banking Association VS.. Charles Cavaroc. ST., ct
al, No. 125l of the docket of said court will pro-
coed to offer for sale at public auction, for cash. at
the main entrance of the CustOmhouse, on Canal
street, in the city of New Orleans. to the highest
bidder. on WEDNESDAY, August 10, 1874, at twelve
o'clock NJ
THE STEAMSHIP TAPPAHANNoCK, her tackle,
apparel, machinery. furniture and boats, now
lying in the port Of New Orleans, at Agers, near
the Valette dry dock. The said vessel was built at
Philadelphia Pennsylvania in 1868, and is of 49, 10
tons burden.
The right to reject any and all bids ia reserved.
iva cod I'd J. W. GURLEY. Receiver.
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IMPROVEMENT OF MOBILE HAIR
Dor, ALABAMA.

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OY7,cs,1
No. 80 Church street
Mobile, Alabama, August |, 1874.
PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING $4,000 CUBIC
i yards more or less, in Mobile Bay, Alabama
win be received at this Office until SATURDAY
NOON, September 10, 1874. and opened Immediately
thereafter.
Printed blank forms Of proposals and guaranty
apecfcations, instr actions to bidders and any de-
sired information, can be had on application to
this office.
A. N. DARRELL,
Captain Of Engineers United States Array.
aul4 ct
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BRUTAL AND CowARDLY.-William Car
riger, yesterday morning about seven
neighbor. with gun loaded with buck
shot. The shooting was deliberate and un-
provoked. Mrs. keegan was scrubbing or
sweeping the banquette when Carriger, the
wretch, stepped forth and shot her. Three
buckshot lodged in Mrs. Keegan's ankle,
and the wounds are pronounced dangerous.
The shooting occurred at No. q jackson
street, between Rousseau and Tchoupitou-
las streets. Carriger was arrested and
locked up in the sixth precinct station.
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THE HrvEs.-Many inquiries are made
daily as to the nature Of this organization.
1t is generally conceded that it has polit-
ical basis, but no bias in favor of either
party. 1t is known to be of considerable
Strength in point OF numbers, and to con-
tain in its ranks many able and prominent
men. For those uuinitiate we will state,
on authority that the principal plank in the
platform of the Hives is reputation. They
reason that State without credit can not
run in debt. They propose to support men
who will subscribe to this doctrine, ire
spec-ive of party. Failing to find . regular
nominee of either party in consonance with
their views, the Hives will place candi-
date of their own in the field. This evening
a new Hive will swarm IT New LusitanOs
Hall All favorable to the movement are
invited to attend. The leaders of this new
political cohort are active and vigilant.
They propose to start new daily paper IN
this city. to be published during the CAM
paigu. The 1900 delinquent taxpayers
are to be appealed to by circular, etc.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

OFFICE STATE BOARD OF Tax ASSESSORS
No. 10 Carondelet street. ,
New Orleans, August /, bal
TVHE TAXPAYERS OF THE CITY OF NEW OR.
l. leans are hereby notitei that the assessments
OF State taxes for the year 1874 are completed and
will be exposed from A. VI. till 3 P. u. until the
thirty first day OF August, 1874 correct neous
assessments.
WILLIAM II. DECKER,
President of the Board of State Tax Assessors.
n. B.-Taxpayers are requested to D ing .neir
last years receipts or description Ofthe property
as to district and square number nycvpn
aul I'm WILLIAM II. DECkEh.
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BLOODY AFFRAY.-Three men, named
Dennis Clemmens, Moses Campbell and
William Mcclure. had q row on the corner
of Jackson and White streets last evening
at six o'clock. Campbell struck Clemmens
a murderous blow on the head with club.
Campbell and Mcclure were arrested and
locked up in the sixth precinct station.
Clemmeus was taken to his home.
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Holders are requested to file their applications.
together with the bonds or obligations they desire
to have funded, with A. Baldwin, the Fiscal Agent
of the State, at the New Orleans National Bank
Camp street New Orleans, betw cen the hours Of
10 A. NJ. and " N.
By order of the Board.
W. P. KELLOGG, President.
A true copy.
P. 6. DEsLoNpE, Secretary. iva got
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NOTICE TO SUPERVISORS OF REGIS.
TRATION.

STATE OF LOUIAANA,)
Office State Registrar of Voters,
New Orleans August TO- 1874.
ENTLEMEN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AS
VI Supervisors of Registration in the parishes are
requested to communicate at once to this office
their several pOstof1ice addresses, and the ship.
ping point for all packages sent to them.
Office in State House (St. Louis H0ten, third
floor, on st. Louis street.
WALTER s. LONG,
Chief Clerk State Registrar of Votera
au1I 2wD&W In charge of Office
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POLITICAL, NOTICES.

NOtice.-The members of the Sixth District
Central kepu bcan Club are hereby notified that
there will 6e a meeting OF said club on WEDNES
DAY nineteenth ms ant at $50 P. NJ sharp at
the late Jefferson City Hail. corner Magazine and
Berlic streets for the purpose Of Installing the per-
M auent officers elect.
p BRUCE, President pro tenn.
J. F. LrTTLEFiELD. Secretary pro tenn. aul3 1t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-19

GRAND FEsTrvAL-Next Saturday eve
ming the Young Mems Benevolent Associa.
ton of Louisiana will hold q grand festival
at Home Missionary Hall, on Franklin
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NOTICE.

TVHE BOARD OF LIQUIDATION Is PREPARED
Il to receive applications for funding the out
standing obigations of the State, as provided in
act No. of 1874. and have agreed upon the follow.
ing fefE, of application:
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street, between Poydras and lafayette.
The proceeds OF the entertainment are to
be appropriated to the relief fund of the
association. The Young Mems Benevolent
Association is deservedly popular organ
ization. which has for its objects charity
and mutual aid. Wade Hampton is the
president, and NJ. McAllster the vice presi.
dent. To add to the eclat of the festival
several young ladies have consented to act
as managers.
Distributed
Distributed
On Saturday, August p, 1874.
On Saturday. August y. 1874,
$4,000 by the
Louisiana single number Lottery,
Then to take place.
There are three capital prizes
OF $40. 1000 each.
Tickets only $lO-fractions in proportion
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-s~~0FE6fAIf--lo4{0HSyw=
TO HOLDERS OF WHARF
IMPROVEMENT BONDS. q

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
City Hall, New Orleans. August l9, 1874. !
DROPoSALS FOR THE SALE To THE CITY OF
L eight wharf improvement bonds will be re-
ceived at this Office until sATURDAY, the twenty.
ninth instant, 1t twelve o. clock NJ.
The city reserves the right to reject any and all
proposals. B. NJ. TURNBULL.
aula I'd Administrator ad interim.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-19

NFC PHERsON,s HANDBOOK OF POL.
u itics for 1874 is now ready and copies are for
sale at the Office of the New Orleans Republican,
No. "a Camp street. Price o. 50. AUS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-19

NOtice.-The New Orleans, Mobile and Texas
Railroad Company, being the successor of the cor
poraton of that name. organized under the charter
granted by the State of Alabama and as such sue
cessor the owner of the franchises of said corpora
tion have appointed WILLIAM H. FIELD as the
agent of the company to receive service of pro-
cess and notices in the city of New Orleans against
this company. JOHN B. ALLEY,
isl I'm President,
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The Weather and Rivers.
and rivers at 3..3 P. NJ. to- day, local time:

OFFICE METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVER,
New orleans, August ID, 1874.
The following is report of the weather
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NO,ice.-Office American Mutual Insurance As
ISOLATION New orleans, August Is, l514.-At hieet.
ing Of the Board of Trustees, held on the above
dare it resolved that call of FIVE PER
CENT the capital stock of this Asso iatiOn be
and is hereby made in conformity with the charter
and it was further resolved that meeting of the
stockholders be convened August 81, l3Ii, ct $50
P. NJ for proposed amendments
By order of the Board of Trustees.
A. L. BARNETT, Secretary
P. J. SULLIVAN, Acting aul5 I'm
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

State House. st. Louis street. New Or.
leans. August l3, l814-The meeting of the direct.
ors of the Union Steam Transportation Company
was called 10 order Oy General L. Sewel. president.
After the usual business of the board. Major ". J.
Armitaae, on behalf of the committee of the meet.
ing called at the Lutheran Hall. presented to the
board copy of the resolution passed at said meet
ing and delivered an aoe speech, which was re-
ceived by the board with great applause.
The secretary was ordered to have the proceed
ings of the meeting OF Lutheran Hail recorded on
the minutes OF the Union Steam Transportation
Company's books.
After explanation given by Captain D. DeHaven,
the president, behalf of the board, returned
his sincere thanks to Major W. J. Armitage.
aul9 r. BRIENGIER, Secretary
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SURVEYORS DEPARTMENT.
John W. Madden, stationery...... S9S %
An ordinance providing for the payment OF
thu several accounts therein named.
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Showing 'otal approprlations and


AS demonstrated in de o6icisi commanisa-
sione Of the board and the Governor, the amount
due by the United states government for v Jrk
already completed viii moro then Day au ou>-
standing liabilities Of the bolrd, and hrish I'll
1t Il true that the board has depar4-d fsom the
original plan referred 70, in the substtu.- on OF
INST fieee fmooth pavemeu<s, composed OF con-
crete and wood, tHSseod OF rough seone ana
macadam pavemenss, - originally "2nter
plated. his change has bean made ut the W
Sence Of citisers ard tax-Rayers.
In many instances the old cobble and bin
stone pevements have been removed q the e,,-
nest solicitation Of such ta1-peyers, and have
b-en replaced BY the emooth pavements
capital city demand such . Gle } Of tmpISve-
ments as have been made.
The ne.roWing Ct the roadway Of streets and
avenues has enabled the tc-rd to lay . much
better e1oss Of pavoHoDt than contemplated
In the original plan submitted.
FOURTH CHAEeR-It u uutFue that the
Board 81 Pubic works he's trAnscendod ere
power confezred upon Il By the lsWs Of the
Upieed States and BY the LAGielativo Asssmbly,
ard hAs treated the citizens Of the Distxiot n
On untuet, offenaive, and evbttrary manner.
Firsf 4psc{ecetioa-ltls dtGieulf % tn what a
meant By the accunnfion that he heard has
taken u property q TIE citis6no q ths Dir
uict. II - = 0oont thot IL board e any e ~
D<nbeD applie1 peuperty q tie ci1asoms -
their eva ne, or that any member theroor bas
aYPropciateq preperty u cisisens fer bic inG-
viduol benefit, the aoouGat3on y utterly fe0os
vhether - fespoefs bricks, curbing. q any
other material WhatovUg. LIT b 0oant thai tho
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The NATIONAL CAPITAL.-We print - dsy
nom The STAR the speech of Colonel Chin.
man, delegate from the District Of Columbia in
Congress. 1t Is An appeal for just and fair
,eatment at the hands Of the nation which
should have due weight with her representa-
ives. The facts ere veiy striking, and the
argument makes 1t clear that Congress has
done far les than its duty by the Feuersl Cap
hal- Whatever may have been the sins Of
omiss .on or commission by the authorities of
tire District, Ii IL clear that the vast burden Of
improving the city for the National Capital has
NOT been justly shared by the country. While 1t
is highly proper that there should be rigid scru-
ny as to the disposition made Of ali money
emu rst~d to the District au. hofites the oblipa-
lion - sumo fair proportion of the expense
OF making the Capital worthy Of our grand
roun ~ cannot be denied. That this obligation
PCS not been lalnlied up to this time Is made
clear by Colonel Chapman. We commend this
able speech TO att ntive s,ady, ss 1t seems to
show conciusively the just claim Of the Capital
State Journal.
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PHILADELPHIA GONE AHEAD WITH HER
CxSrFNEIAL SHOW AHYHow.-A meeting to
take action looking to the immediate erection
OF the centennial exposition buildings and the
vigorous prosecution Of the work, was held last
night in Philadelphia, at which resolutions were
adopt pledgiDg an increase by the city to the
: )ek o. the centennial board by q sum not less
CHS to appropriate further sum Of 81 900 600 to
&c u co In ne erection Of bpildin.s and for other
prrpc ~ek Of the exhibition.
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0It 10 report that Ralph waldo Emerson
v ~ receive the NOMINATION for lord rector of
the University Of Glasgow, to succeed P'ght
Hon. Benz amin Disrael.
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RRoD. IeLAND SIHAroRsHIP.-On Weduas.
day, Apiil I, 10 to be chosen the legislature that
VII elect sdcce-sor 10 Sena,of Sprague, Of
Rhede Island. Tho names mentioned most
promineStly ere Nathan Dixon, Of Westeriv:
General Ambrose Z. Burnside, and Goverhor
Howard, Of Coventry. The republicans hold
nine ws.ds were carried By friends OF General
Burnside lor United States Senator.
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INTERNAL REvEsUE.-The receipts from this
source tc day we've S1f3 900.
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THE EIGHT Hour MEN AND Nj. MuLLIrr
mass meeting Of werktngmen was held lest
rest against the report Of the Supervising
AIe1itect on the eight-hour Law. s-olutions
.ele soop'eG denouncing members Of Congress
f"d 'oe legislature OF the state for Den eitction
OF du.g IN the course Of thar lahora II.
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Nh. DAVIS PRlYIRs /" DEATH m An OPHN
FIxLD.r-At . conference OF republican mem
tens Of the Msssachuse.S legisiature held Lost
heat of debate read letter .fom MI. Dawes, In
which letter he rescecd 70 make any bargain,
srd expre1,ed Q preference for "deafh In IN
open FIELD" This ereated . sensation, and
l. med eApaefsed regrets for having % sud
denly CIVILIZED tbs CORR spondapca.
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1aH SMALLPOX 70 raging In Montreal, Gin
: L. 1t !. eshra'ed that there re two hundred
C y ~ that city.
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Sn'hrsi: c roef'pg, which VS. adore bv
prominent merchsnts, W. held IN New York
- & n 1ht to ob'-tn he repeal OF che law M
'ooiixng ne eeizrye OF the bcofs or merchants
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THE p 81 sIDENT ceived a great m any Wis
itcrs to-day. the m jot.ty of whom desired oaly
to pr 'he.r II poets 10 him.
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Communicates Senate in executive
tes-iOn yeste DAY cor e-m ire following nom
irs Tors: Cfss. ID. Hove d, to be surveyor of
Gust DDs Tor the d'ssIict OF Salem and Beverly,
Mes: Vim. X. Hayes, TO be pc'tDaster at Per.
sons, Kar.; j. p. L." ngsly, u be ossmrst,r at
MPron, "A,
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liable BROTEIBR9.
MERCHANT TAILoRS q FINE cLorHLERS
feo6-u Corner Tth and D SfPeets.
THOMAS DOWLiNG,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION xRRcB.y

GENERAL REAL ESTATE AGENT.
No. 64l LOUISIANA AvKNcE, TWO Doors .sr az
sEyENrH STREET.
Having taken the large ard or asious wsxeh WA.
formerly occupied b. Is. y. Morseli, E.q i Am
prepared 70 Awe sronkt personal t..ention to ali
bu-iness .rryted 10 ne.
Thankful for the patron ass have eceived from
my lends ard the public gecera'ly for the lest AZ
teen years, respectfully ask Q continuance Of the
/ (HeDl
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NoMINATIoNs-TLe President sent the fol-
lowing on n :, ons ~ the Sen .te t)-dly: Hen
~ p. Role, U. s. Attorney, d'ss,ict of New
HanT hire; Mos. HsI,et, Chief Justice Su-
preme Court, tsrri'I Z OF C)lOfIio; VIM. q.
Say lor, CofeTt)r of Irte, 1al l. evenBe, "a dis
ct of Tex;s.
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Examine Our Stock.

~This Department is in charge OF Mr.. DANIIL
y. KEYwORTH, skillful and artistic Cutter,
lately connected with Of the principal Merchant
Tailoring Kstablishments Of Uatos Sqsars, Nsv
YORK GUY.
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nom general taxation are sun cient TO meet the
current expepses Of the District government
when collected. It ALEC shows that the property
balance either being owned by the Unit
States government or being especially exempted
by the United States laws.
OF Pubic Works has, without public no..ce,
and privately, arbitrarily, capriciously aud un-
reasonably departed from the scale Of prices
fixed originally by Il for work, to the great loss
and injury Of the District Of Columbia and the
government Of the United States. On the con-
uary, only such notifications or departure
have taken place as seemed proper for the fs'r
and prompt execution OF the work commenced
The reason for adopting the plans which we're
established by the board have already been
stated in ite answer to the first charge referred
to which 10 hereby made as part OF this answer;
and these reasons apply to'sll the contracts Tor
work enumerated In the specifications CDR.
tanned In this charge.
trict government, including the Board Of Pul-
lie works, deny that they have missppropristed
and misapplied the eI5,Ooo received from the
i Tor the interest Of said District sovsrnnsst IN
the improvemsnt Of Judiciary square, In sald
city Of Washiugton, Ind sta5e that they have
n Ssesd rs y non sSS Un.S ssss, s0Ss
erpment, By vote Of the full board, bearing
per cent Interest, which they nov hold in tr1,s
ior the purpose; the balance being On deposit
RIsnra OaAReI--The authsriuss Of the
District Of Columbis deny that thsy have an
lawfully and oppre0tvely exceeded We limit Of
debt Of ,, go 90; co. prescribed BY oct Of Con-
METH OgARoR--The answer % tie chsres
u contained In sAe easWsr % the nrst charge
sue@ifted % the esards b uhioh rsssrsnes y
Tmra ClAHsn--H bpssatfvsly dssssd -.
the avernesst n 49, cee1fshS tue
ELKvEurH OaAnoR.-1he Board q Hubftc
works deny - toto the avorDont IN foS cee!0os
and state that they have Already sub1stfsd ~
their report - C0ngreee tabular st1eoment q
the pgIceo paad for similar Work IN oeAof c1fsoo,
BY whlch r = shown that she naess - Soetehed
and paid here ere much le. than IN any other
city n the country, locality cor sidered.
We propose still aufther to snow BY oocumen-
tary evidence In our po,session that the aver-
ments contained In this charge ere utsoriy
falso.
TWnrru CHARon--ln answer y, TIE Esa
cbsrrs ths board says that they Do not know
vhaf fhe nemorialiGfs have been Informed nor
what sASy belisvs, bat dsnies thax b. mon ond
culpab1o 1eGligeroo an1 clfoloosnoS ~ nnvo
allowed the DsEist - Ooiumbia, - oitissss
ssssss . Se shsassd ed 6sfrssas1 80 SO
suns ~ Money b falss. frnu1>11nk - az
iOssaanssa = SSaEeh $500
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PERsoNAL-Nr. b. Il. Rio-din. editor of the
Charleston Netcs, ACCOMPANIES the South Car.
o'ir1 delegation wig come t, wasbins !on to
pr Mt - 'oul 'sSe s.ievsrc,s o. tie prop
r-.y Rode o. that s tie.