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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-14
Diseases Of the Eye and Ear.

Dr.. G. BEARD, Occalist,
...,,OAUPHINE STREET.
Orleans Innrmary.
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OF the Bar Of NeaG
Orleans.

Members of the Association Of the Bar of New
Orleans notified that there will be meeting of
the association at the United States Circuit Court
Room, SATURDAY, the 18th inst, at O'Clock. A
punctual attendance is requested, business of i'm
portance is to be brought before the associat ton
JOHN FINNEY, President.
G.. MORGAN Secretary
The Morning herald., 1876-11-11

In order to arrive at conclusion as to
the validity Of the Louisiana vote in
whichever way it shall be returned, Mr..
Abram s. Hewitt ch sirman Of the National
Democratic Committee, has issued call
to prominent Democratic statesmen, Gov
ernors, aud Intelligent citizens, to visit
New Orleans without delay, and there meet
committee of equal numbers composed
Of Republicans, both to investigate the
election in Louisiana, and determine its
value. Such men a. Messrs. Thurman,
Bayard, Bedle, Curtin, Palmer and others
are named on the Democratic committee,
and prominent upon the Republican COM
mittee are Messrs. Logan, Garfield and
Kasson. =. .H ~ ~ - i"m" Ngi
The Morning herald., 1876-11-11

The presence Of troops in Louisiana and
Florida, does not explain itself by any
need for them. The dispatches published
in the HERALD this morning from New
Orleans state that the reports circulated
through the North Of disturbances there
are untrue, as that place was never more
orderly than it is now, and the presence OF
troops IS therefore intended for no other
than t5 Of intiwjfdaattsi4}R IL ts} and
State for Hayes and Wheeler. Zach Chan
dler has sent messages to Louisiana in
struoting the chairman of the State Ne
nublican committee to see that the State l.
returned for Hayes and Wheeler in any
and all events. n'f
The Morning herald., 1876-11-11

GIVING Tilden Florida, Louisiana and
South Carolina with those States which the
Renublicaus concede him and he has two
hundred and three in the Electoral Col
,lege. Take away from him the three
States named first and he has only lS4, but
add their vote to Hayes and ne jumps
from 1855 to 1856, enough to give him the
majority in the Electoral College. The
object then of securing these States to
Hayes by military force, is the strategy OF
desperation and necessity. Without them
his chances are hopeless, and with them
he comes before Congress with majority,
whether by fraud or not he has the ma
;or;tv If it is declared that he has
ob,ained the majority by fraud, then
Tho matter comes before the House OF
Congress, and if they sustain the charge
of fraud they will issue proclamation de-
c,ar;np that Tilden and Hendricks have
been elected. The Senate will issue its
proclamation that Hayes and " heelei
have been elected. The result OF this con-
aiot can easily be imagined, if it is not re-
4arred to vote Of the States.
By popular vote, if such was reoogn''-
ed a. the electing agency, Tilden and Hen
dr;cks would be elected. The estimated
popular majority for Tilden is 5aS, ,ooo' ane
for Hayes 100000. Tilden's 8, msjority II
9e7 800 in IS States. This dossI rot IN
Iolude South Carolina Louisiana Or Flor'd' !.
If this conflict should occur, with tn
military at the hands Of the Republican
party, there is no telling to what mean
they may resort to retain the powe1o
usrty. Judging by their past actions tne'
are none too good, nor none too consleer d
crate of the peace and tranquility Of tb
country to give us Me1icani'ed idsA 0
poysrnment. We do not wish even 10 81
ticipate such a state Of affairs in Amercai
government, but we have stated enoEfn 4, u
show that the public sentiment 9 TN
country is with the Democratic parV'
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TIE vEkY LATEST.

Grants Military Orders-Tresps fof
the south-The eall for Boards Of
Investigations Carolina
Especial Dispatch to the HERALD.l @
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 10.-S A. M.-Pres-
ident Grants order to General Sherman
to send troops to, Florida, and Louisiana,
and see to 1t that the Returning Boards are
protected in the faithful discharge OF their
duties, is believed to have been prompted
and to have been issued without any consul
tation whatever with the Republican lead.
efs. Troops ire already on the move for
both the States referred to, and . committee
Of representative men In response to an sp-
peal from chairman Hewitt, of the Democratic
National Committee, start for New, Orleans
tomorrow, to exert their influence for
peace and order In this grave crisis. Among
these are ex-Gov.. Curtin and Bigler Of
Pennsylvanis, e1-Gov. Parker and Senator
Randolph of New Jersey, ex-Gov. 1ngersoll
of Connecticut, Governor Walker of vir-
ginia, Ex-Governor Palmer and ex -Senator
Trumbull of Illinois, Senator Bayard Of
Delaware, and Governor Carroll Of Mary
land.
There is nothing later from Florida or Lou
isiana further than that the Official count
will be necessary to decide the Presidential
question In those States, at the same time
one, National Committees stick to 1t the
both that Tilden has carried both, and the
other that Hayes has carried them.
There Is, however, nothing positive on
which to base these claims. At midnight
the Democrats at their headquarters in
Columbia, 8. G., gave up the State to
Hayes, though insisting that Hampton has
been elected Governor. .,-..
...... HART.
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CruANDLEts CANON AND BAYoNE1

CHANDLESS CANON AND BAYONET
orders to AYE tho Rstnrns Doctored
BY Associad Press. ....
TALLAHAsEE, Fla, Nov. 10.-Chandlel
and Edmuus have sent dispatches to tht
Republtcanesdquarters in this city stating
that the re!lt OF the Presidential election
depends oFlorida, and directing that the
returns be,ctored so as to show = majority
for Hayes. Chandler offers to send any
amount ohoney and any number of troops
to this State accomplish that purpose.
rHEiTURNs TAMPERED WITH.
MoNT1lLo, Fla, Nov. 1O.-There is no
doubt of lawful vete of the State being
Democrat but In Leon and Jefferson
counties ne the vote will exceed the nun.
ber of rdent voters by at least 1000.
Observation-Disclosures were excluded from
the pollend fraud and intimidation, under
cover of troops. have overpowered all
our efforor fair election.
,Repuhns are sending out runners to
the south and western parts of the State
to tsmpgith or destroy the returns from
the whipunties In which the Democratic
msjorithre enough to overcome small
relativens. The result from the black
countiehtch are all in, show Republi-
can gal over 500.
Auet, Ga, Nov. 10.-United States
troops been ordered from South Caro-
lima, torida. The companies stationed
st AikIeave this afternoon for Tsllshas-
see. a.
sHlRss BAYoNBrs MARCHING TO the
WAHToN, D. c., November 10.-|
Generherman has acted upon the tele-
gramSived from the PresidAnt, and has
rsceivord from General Ruger that he
had oSd nine companies to Florida, and
wouler five more and 20 In person with
themling Col. Hunt, Of the 9th artil
| lery, ommand In South Carolins. A
!, compf artillery will be part of the
troort from South Csrolius. '.v.
rRAf7Ar1oN FOR enAsr's AssAssrNs.
4 StAH, Ga., November 10.-Trans-
ports has been ordered for troops to
\ passugh this city to night for Florida.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-11
McKee's Pardon.

~ WAsAINeToN, Nov. 1Oth.-There Is no
record at the Executive Mansion of a par.
don having been issued f6r Mr. Wilfiam Nc.
Kee, now In jail at Ct. Louis for complIcitv
In the Whiskey frauds. 1t 10 certsinth that no
wsrrsnts for his pardon has yet been signed,
though his friends express IN absolute con
viction that his pardon will be issued on tho
retnrn Of tho President to this city, not only
for him but for Avery .'''
The Morning herald., 1876-11-11
Railroad Accident I'm Missouri.
BY Associated Press. ah b7i!nr - Il

by AbSUCIHL6u fF6sb. -T''' ~ 'IT'1
ST.. JosEPH, Nov. 10.-A western bound
passenger train, on the Hannibal sud Saint
Joseph Railroad, was thrown from the track
near Brookheld yesterday morning. One
car was rolled twice and half over, and
three others were turnel on their sides, One
man and, an infant child are supposed to be
fatally injured, and about twenty other pas
sengers were hurt, several of them severely.
The wounded were all taken to Brookheld,
The Morning herald., 1876-11-11
OHIO.

ONLY SIX THOUSAND RsPusLlcAN MAJ
- JORITY. If, ;t.,, laf
COLUMBUS, Nov 10.-Gen. Wikoff, chair,
man of the Republican State Committee,
furnishes the following information:i The
90 counties of Ohio heard from up to; noon
to-day show Republican loss of 1852 on
Barnes majority at the October election.
Tho indications are that Hayes majority
will be about 5000. ..,.....i.,, ,,,t o,i,ai-
The Morning herald., 1876-11-11
ARKANSAS.

THE DOUBTFUL ooNGREssMAN
LITTLE Rock, Nov. l0.- The election Of !,
Congressman IN the Third district 10 still In II
dpubt between Crsvens and Mcclure, Re-.
ppblicans. Only the of1cial count can de-
eide. Company G, 18th United States 1n.''
tantry, stationed here were to-day ordered 4
y New Orleans. hg. ...r. 2, g5,1iG,
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HAYES AND WHEELER.
FLORIDA.

Democratic BY Two Thousand.
nv Associated Press. r.
( SAVANNAH, aa., Nov. 10.-Advices from
Flotda say thst the Stte has undoubtedly
gons Democratic by 1900 majority. There
has been no disturbances as far as heard
from. .t,'
The Morning herald., 1876-11-11
rho Republican Estimate

The "Republican" Of yesterday clsrN. ~ -.
that the next Congress Will st1n no..t ~ -. .
nolitical complexion with the Df s,,h ~
only four in the majority Inis . l.r1,oS, ~ now
,;ccn @ estimati the returns thus AT n uow
that tho next Congress will stsne Dmo
% crsts 16o and Republicans 'ls4,g'"s |.
democratic majority Of rs. /
The Morning herald., 1876-11-11
Orders i'm Regard TO Postal Cards.

WAsn1NeToN. D. c., November TO-
The Pos office Dep artm eDt to-day ordered
tho further issue of centennial stamped en-
velopes to be discontinued. This order is In
accordance with the notice given " hen they
we're first issued at the opening Of The cen
tennial exhibition. All that have been sold
and remain unused will still be valid
The Morning herald., 1876-11-11

The news from Florida this morning is
not much more improved than it was yes
terday. The dispatches state that the
State has been claimed by the Democrats
in majority over two thousand.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-11

The dispatches from South Carolin'
last night, not based upon reliable authori
ty, gave the electoral vote to Hayes, ane
Hampton the Governship. ,. ..
The Morning herald., 1876-11-11
MASSACHUSETTS.
HOW rHE BAT STATE wHNT

HOW THE BAT STATE wHNT. sapo.
Boston 10th.-The entire vote of Mae
sachusetts with the exception of the town
Of Gasnold gives Hayes 149 ,205, Tnden
don LOG, az, Rice 37,2S2, Adams r106, $780,
Baker 10, ,l27. Rices plurality SQ4& major
ty 1s, ,s96.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-11
Killed I'm TOrchllght PFocepsion.
BY Associated Press. .| r. .rI.,r.I ..uH

UTICA, N. T., Nov. l0.-The inquest of
the ccroner's jury in the death of Thomas
Nc Donough, of Utica, who was struck on
the head at the Central depot, on the Sd of
November, after participating In a torch
light procession, resulted In q verdict OF
death from injuries received at the hands o.
Joseph Hayden, of Rome. Hayden is still
at large. r7''1D'I m.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-11
ONE CENT,
LOUISIANA.
ANOTHER LIE NAILED.

New YoRK, Nov! 10.-The Western Union
Telegraph Company have received the fol-
New ORLEANS, Nov. 10.-S.45P.M.-Re-
untrue. Tho city and State are perfectly
quiet, and business is proceeding xs usual.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-11
! NEW HAMPSHIRE.

AVERY sNALL MAJORITY. .ns;3u,i3
Al $40, Tilden 3S, ,466; scattering 90. The
Cheney (Rep.) So; Marcy, (Dem) ~. rnor.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-11
COLORADO.

AVIATION FOR THE o. 8. sBNATY.
Df, COL, 10th.-In q caucus of the
Repan members of the Legislature.
Hofome B. Chsffee was unanimously
noHed U. 8. Senate. ..'
The Morning herald., 1876-11-11

The number Of troops that will be
quartered in Louisiana and Florida will be
about two thousand. The have almost de.
serted South Carolina, and they carry with
them several companies of artillery.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-11
A Free sunday at the Centennial.

The depart ment Of admission authorizes
the announcement that on Sunday next the
exhibition grounds will be opened free T.,
the public, but that tho buildings will b.,
kept closed. No passes of admission to the
latter will be issued. s,un n 10 pI.Hw .'s
The Morning herald., 1876-11-11
The Weather To-Day.

BY tociated Press. ...
VHINaToN, Nov. 10th.-For the Mid.
|leites falling followed by risiug barome.
srforthesst to Northwest wind, cooler
'lted BY warmer, cloudy and rainy
sher. ',,A .duu,. Dow, ,giV
The Morning herald., 1876-11-11

IT is stated that no warrants have been
issued for the pardon Of Mckee, the
whisky thief now in Jail at St. Louis.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-11

SENATOR KELLY telegraphs from Ore
gon that there is I possibility Of that State
giving small Democratic majority.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-11
Ns 6tSll OlaSs,s Tbssss.

w., ,',' II Ns Ssty O1aSss Thsss.
Thers d no reason that we should rel1n
quish our claims to the States gtven to III
den in the table below, conceding tho Re
publicsns South Carolina. 81 % ...e. u
The Morning herald., 1876-11-11
OREGON.
4 SMALL MAJORITY.

SAN FRANo1soo, Nov. s.-A Portland,
Oregon, dispatch says the returns from
Washington Territory indicate the election
Of Jacobs, the Republican candidate for
delegate TO Congress, BY about $50 major
ity. Full returns from twenty counties
in Oregon show Republican majo ity Of
1,902. There remain but three more coun-
ties to be heard from, two Of which will
OBJECT each other and the third will give 80
Republican majority. The accuracy Of
these returns can be relied on. 49,
, a#1 WAIT ON OREGON 4 LlrrLI.
u WARRINGTON, D. c., Nov. lo.-senator
Kelley tslsg..phed !s,. today Z to hi: . wife IN
fnl, with the chances in faver Of small
Democratic majority He denies having
conceded the State TO the Republicans.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-11
WAIT ON OREGON A LITTLE.

'oIt hes bsen suggested thas Boss Tweed
has stolen the Franklin. ''
The Morning herald., 1876-11-11
FLAsHM OyEk THE CABLE.
rhN coufarene4 or Powers England
/ Proposal uDauqWered-The Threat
| ened LOck-ou Avoided. g..

rhe oouferepcS or Powers -Engl
Proposal uDauqWered-The Yhroat-
ened Lockout Avoided.
PARIS, Nov. 10.NThe Count of ChandarSs
" has been appointed French delegate to
The conference of the Powers on the East,
ern question. It is expected that the con-
ference will begin its session In about q fort
hight. Hp' 2amjH 1mo''o
CoHsrANTINoPLB, Nov. 10,-The Porte
has not yet replied to EnglaId's conferences
proposal. '
LONDON, Nov. 10.-This mornings Post
says: An agreement has been reached be-
tween the msster and operative cotton spin
nsrs of Blackburn, BY which the Threatened
lockout is averted. Other papers on the
same information do not consider the mat
ter a. finally arranged, but regard, An
agreement as highly probable. ..5 .,,o..
LONDON, Nov. lO.-The weather is foggy.
Uncertainty About the FRANKLIN.
By Associated Press. ..... .,..... ......,
| WASHINGTON, Nov. ia telegram was
last night sent by Secretary Robson 10 the
Captain of the United States steamer Pow
hatten at Norfolk to proceed to sea in search
Of the Franklin, which was in consequence
of the report of the bark Norma, which
yesterday arrived at New York, thought to,
be proceeding home in distress.
Subsequently, however, the Commandment
at the New York Navy Yard was telegraph.
ed to ascertain from the Captain Of
the Norma bis opinion as to whether it was
the franklin in distress, and as he had no
particular reason for believing that the ship
he saw was in distresss, the orders to the
Powhatten have been revoked, but she is
directed to be in readiness to proceed to the
assistance Of the Franklin If such should
prove to be necessary. Naval officers do
not believe the ship, the Norma slighted,
was the Franklin, and In addition to, o,tbst,
are not apprehensive of any trouble having
to her. '0' E,''""I
The Morning herald., 1876-11-11
NOTICES.
I7CENSE' APPLICATIONS.

1rOTICE.-I, Daniel Mulherin, in COM
pliance with the requirements Of me
act Of Assembly IN such cases MADE an9
nroyided, DO hereby give notice that snail
apply in writing to the Court OF Genefa!
Sessions OF the Peace and Jaii ne.i~ery @ ',ytv y,
Of New Castle, upon Monday, the Dtn Gay
~ November A, D. 1873, being the 1rst DAY
Of the next November term OF said Court.
for . license to keep an Inn or Iavern IN
Schoal District, No. % ana 70. Cnristlan;H; !;
Hundred, known as the" e"Charlestown lnn,"
county and state aforesaid, to sell intoxicat.
inS LIQUORS in less quantities than one quar-
lobe drunk on the premises;and the follow.
ipg freeholders Of said wa.d recommend
tbe said application, TO vii: o,,o.o,
%n !SD. Copner, Ganan,, Thn,nas n1auyT Toy. as'' I
iohn Kerlev. Patrick Haughey,
tTaI Esuh 1Rid'' Raid'.' Paul Began, '.
jmee Tonner, John Reid,
kter Collins, !s%ss Hprq' TNE}XTiI,HERrN TEXi
|lov7-Steod DANIEL MULhHNAN'
N1OTICE,-I, j., A. Beers, do here
N by give notice that shall apply to the
Hdoeso7 the court of General Sessions OF tne
HSSe ar1dl Jail Delivery of the State OF Del
aVare, In ana Tor the County OF New oahae Oashtae'
A, D.. iS76, being the first day of the next
November Term, for . License to sell IN.
toxicatifi8 LIQUORS in less quantities tnan
one Quart. to be drunk on the premises, az
No. Us Mark ct street in the sixth ward OF
the city of wilmington, county and state
aforesaid, the following freeholders recon-
mend the said appli9AtiSon aS,Ss Il TifEi fEiorres,,
g%oJ0 EroJorich Wahl. VIM, T. Davis,
fohn nonuharty. Thomas Curry,
Wihelmi Schneider j ames Berry,
Hanrv achneider. Bath ,ser aerst enburg
Innn 'Corney Daniel fritz,
MichaeI Donohue. A. McHush,
william H. Bacon. John Snay,
WillianH. McGarityS Sam1nel MoorS, pa,v,,s
''0oI hiS John Shelley,
Jovea X Denniug. John Sayers,
marx John Worth,
Witness-Andrew T. Klett, ,oDpa
nov6-3t D. a. ooA1ANo'
The Morning herald., 1876-11-11

4 Committee of. Republicans and
Democrats to Investfgsto tho Elec.
tlOas i'm Lou1s1aDa-ThOse VINO are
to DO. 'I NJ. r.. or'
By Associated Press l.# ., Ua
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 10.-The report that
Senator Beck Henry Watterson and Others
have gone to New Orleans, Is premature.
Mr.. Wstterson has not left this city, and In
reply to inquiries, said, that If the parties
mentioned should 20 to New Orleans that
they would 20 in the interests of peace and
order, to exert their influence % far 81
poestble over the excited masses now COL
iected In the city, they could do no more 10
any event thanito personally inform them.
selves. H0,oan. :.
Mr.. Watterson expressed the opinion that
| It would be eminently proper fol
Governor Hayes and Governor Tildeu
iQlRilYp pd .1sguu. Rg agreement sn S..e.ns t.
headed respectively by Charles Francil
Adams, and VIM. NJ. Evarts, and com.
posed Of conservative men who have the
confidence Of The, country, He though
such an arrangement would bs able to &c.
cure fair count of votes and satisfy the
whole people averting most dangerous
issue and perhaps an outburst of violence.
AN ORDER OF TIE NATIONAL DEMO.
CRATIC COMMITTEE. N
NEW YORK, Nov. 10-The following des-
patch has been sent to Govrs. Ingersoll,
Hubbard, Robinson, Beale, Curtin Palmer,
McCreery, Carroll and others; also TO
Senators Thurman, Bayard, Randolph, Nc
Donald, Herman and other Senators, and
to leading public men in the Northern
States, all Republicans and Democrats.
The acceptances warrant q full represen-
tstion at New Orleans. Citizens at New
Orleans urgently request that delegation
of rominent gentlemen come there at once
to counsel peace and fair and honest re-
turn.
You are earnestly requested to be one of
ten or fifteen gentlemen, all widely known,
to meet ct Louisville, the Gait House, on
Saturday evening, proceeding directly south,
or If more convenient, meeting at the st.
Charles Hotel, New Orleans, Monday morn
Ing. Your prompt acceptance BY telegraph
is requested.
This emergency appeals to your patriot
Ism. Signed.
ABRAM 8. HEWITT, Chairman.
GIANT CALLS UP HIS RoYs.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.-In accordance
With the request of Governor Kellog, Of
Louisiana, that prominent men should 90
from the North to inspect the counting of
,he votes in that State, the President has
invited the following gentlemen to proceed
% New Orleans for such purpose Hon W.
D. Kelley, Pennsy lvania; Gen. j. A. Gar
leld, Ohio f; Hon. J. A. Kasson, Iowa
John Schonberg, Pennsylvanis Gen. ia.
logan, Illinois. It isunderstood that most
VI these gentlemen have accepted and will
each New Orleans within . few days.
Noes OFF 1oR LOUISIANA. s,,,,s
CHICAGO, Nov. IL. .-Gen. John NJ. Corse,
prominent Democrat, left this city last
light for Louisiana. '..f pt Nh rrl |
The Morning herald., 1876-11-11
NEWS SUMMARY.

If Hayes obtained both South Carolina
and d-Fforida it will only make him lT.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-11
Merry Wives of Windsor
EDUCATIONAL.
= y11LANOvA COLLEGE, DELAWARE
" COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.

This institution, chartered Win ~ UniVsSl NJ tSe
sity PRIVILEGES y under snd me oers Superior
aAdyganta9es to students who desire to make ar
9, tnC1UT oCnrse It is situated on the Pen9sy.
@ yanis Central Railroad eleven mites les trS% Poe}
Philadelphia: Railroad statlon "nu i'''
once on tie Coi!s;Ge !!;e effrHs. eefye aonths I'm sd.
'iH For Hi particulars, send for 1V z GHVSs'osue'
f'A A' Very Rev. T. GALBREY,
dec. l-lyr. a---
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We STILL: LIVE.
h I'D 'ih --- l-s,.sI--I----- Gf!al pIU o.!
Florida has Gone Demo-
''' #" 81 ~ cratic a ..m'. .''.,. ...
..n", r. -----..u.<--- .ar aI
By Two ''I'l Thousand 'I''' d !. Majority ||ljj
Committees OF Inves-
~, r,'.. ". = tigation. ."o@3' =
l. ~ ''.l' " ''O 'lii 10 ytfa4 Inn at-
40 9'' ----------.>.s'------na 1l fo1
The Vote V, Of ~ Louisiana. ,|'':''l; III Ia
Both Parties Are to be
! Represented.
y ,Ht WI h =. ..L-- ~ ..,n.a
HAYES ON HIS OWN FENCE.
". 70 tno, -ylt : mt
The State OF Oregon is Still in
''o 'a Doubt g.'
- ... ,,i|'N ~. l.f A..
HAMPTON ia Elected in South Carolina.
,i.u - - --7------------S' MI - .. .,.,
GOOD Order and Peace in New
o. i37Ul4nl Orleans. ... l,r ...
The. !. Vote . Of Fl Louisiana. u: Ia
Both Parties Are to be
! Represented. r,
ON HIS OWN FENCE.
The State OF Oregon is Still in
mo 'h Doubt .a,'
Hampton is Elected in South Carolina

GOOD Order and Peace in New
H., iay.I.,,, Orleans.
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BOARD CONTAMINATION.

4 Committee of. Republicans and
Democrats to Invostigato tho Elec.
tlOas i'm LouislaDo-ThOse who are
to 10. ,. '.. NJ. '.... u.t .
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