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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-20
CITY NOTICES.

JUST RECEIVED the latest styles of
hats, and caps, at Schloss Bros.
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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-20

CALL AT Schloss Bros and see their
immense stock of fall and winter cloth
ing, cheaper than ever. 49w4
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Railroad Tims Table.

| THE trains on. the c.. M. and St. Paul.
railroad dep.rt tom the Rcd Wing depot.
as follows: 49,. :. ~" -. 49,, =.
y >.''.:i aolxa East: -. 49,. = =
Freightat 2:4o ;. N. Passsen'r 1910 p. m:
(" at SIS .. m. 81" '8:27 D. III.
:''' GOING WEST: =. 49,;
Freight at 1920 a. m. passeng'r 4:l5 a. IN
at SIS p. m. !" 3:4Op. m
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NANCY r KISa. bv
80 81 II. : KALtY, her Att'y.
MOTIVE.
L. s. LAND OFF,CE.
Bloomington. N~b.
Eel ruarv Dol. 1876.

Cnrr'a NJ hnihg n-rn entered a
'hi, Office by Arthur a. Pore se.in-i
AWo- Robins tor shandcrinp h. b, MT
stead envy, No. GALS, dat, April
), lSao. ur@n the north east auar.r,
Sec. b. tewp>hip four A. IL MIN.
l9l west, il. Webster county. Nebrassa.
with a view to The cancellation Of aid
EN- y. the said parties are h-r.b,
-ummoned to anpsar az THIS office OF.
the 9th day of April Sic, at o'rlnrk
. m., to respond and furnish ,esti-
m"ny concerning said alleged ab1n-
donWra'.' Depo> ton IL the sbove case
Nil be taking. at the Couu;y Clerks
Office at Red Cloud Neb, April :, 1879,
., c'c'scS %. Ia
NEB>TSR faraH. Rassser.
2li EVAN NogTuySS. KrcSsser
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Z s. LAND OFFICE. ]
B'oominet u. Nrh. ;
Ee, ru.ry Sth IS-S

80
Complaint having been entered n,
TIN, Office. by Geo. W. Thayer az ,in>,
Franci- Co'l"gan f,r abandoning his
timber culture entry, No. 54S dated
NV o6h. 1874, upon the n~or'he.>'
quarter Sec. ~. township 4, range lG
west in Franklin county, Nebraska,
with a view to The cancellation of said
entry: the said parties are hereby
summoned 10 appear at this office on
the 9Th day Of March, 1876. at !
o'clock p. m., to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged
Abandonment.
WEBSTER EATON. Register.
EVAN WoRrnrvG Receiver.
DORSEY Il PRESS"N.
oS4f A't'y> f., Plaintiff
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THRILLING LES AND NOV
EttTUE,S

are the best published anywhere. Az the
n"-t r"pu,Ar writer sre etnSi .yetfO write
ortsiaaii, &. fnr P-tsr-on. IN 40. IN add
'IDn t. the u-ual .aL.rTy or -t.rt stores.
FIVE ORR INA. tui WRIGHT v
2. 'TsS~i. &c given. b. Hrs Ann c'epr
ems. F-sns Lee s-sei'S;. Ms. H. Eur
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LEGAL NOTICE

John y Grig.s xil tai. ro'ine that
Juliet, Gneg- Gid en- The cIh dag 81
February, l,1e. fie Ia the Gle * othcs
ofrhe District ur; osW.bSicr couar,
.,,bra>ka. her peItlcn TIE object and
PRAYER # Which ;, tn obtain q divorce
Irom you .vr halItCal Drunkenness snc
.Hrenr c-u.|t,, al-o praviag cus,ody
C.: ir'rrr chllI ~ .:n,ny.
Iur a'c required 10 su>wer SAID pc
'r'"n "u VI before the 1 d. .: AprIl
$50
JULIET igIGcS,
- ~ ID. : kALLY. her s'icrncy
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Arrival and Departure Of MAILS
f,om n IesI lIosssl 4 q

Arrival and Departure Of Mails
f,"m the He.l GiossL T. q.
U,,rIxGs Leaves Mondays
Wedur>dav'- and Friday . a m.
Mail closed 9 =. m. Arrives Tues
day Thursday and Saturday-1p H..
HARVARD Leaves Tue-dav's and
Friisv'- 6 3. N. arrives Tuesday
and Friday, 81 =. IA. Mall clo>sd
,! p. III.
Franklin. going east. Monday :
and rhnr,lay's2 r. N. Conn wp-t
Tuesdays and Frh!a.'> ~ Il M
PLEASANT HHLL leaves Thursdays 8
a. N. Arrives Nedneeday : ! .. III.
Mai! closed 9 =. u.
JEWELL Kansas. arrives Friday
II III. Leave. Friday J =. M.
russell, Kan-as, arrives Thursdays
IL e. az. Leaves Thursday ! p. III
Office open from 4 until 6p. III.
Sundays.
All registered matter must te 10
the evening tefnre the mails leave
NJ. T.. McNITT. =. VI.
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T.. :. LAND OFFICE !
BiuouiInptOu. Nrh. )
Jan. rt,rb 1S.J

Jan. Goth. lS15.
Complaint having been entered at
fms office 10y John Laverty against
Patrick -Mol"ny for abandoning his
homestead entry No 2a54, dated
May 18Th. 1874. upon the northwest,
quarter See. 10. township three 81,
rarge Ten lIDl west. in Webster Co..
Netra>ka, wiiiI a view tn rhr cancela-
i'm of said .nny: the said partics a,e
hereby summoned TO appear az this
oGire on the 18Th day of March. 1876
a, | O'Clock p. M. I" rr>p" nd and inr-
ni>h testimony concerning said alleged
Abandonment
WEBSTER Eaton, Register.
% ! EVAN " ORrHING, Receiver.
NDYIF'E
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auUnCIu DIRECTORY,

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Services every first an! third Sab
baths of each month at Red Cloud
and Inavale. y o'clock y. at
Red Cloud. > O'Clock =. n az IN
ava'e. Every second and fourth
Saiha;h> al Baiin aud Harmony
Precincts. REV. 4. maxwell.
Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH. REV.
j. L. MIL.NE4. Seivice- second
Sabbath 10 cath month at II A "
SABBATH SCHOOL every Sabbath
morning at 10 4. NJ.
j. y. PoTTEa. Supt.
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F.slcs. q sac.

The Valley !iou-e IN this place own
ed by j. &. Wauer, i-ofcred for rent
or sale, az h wishes 10 90 out at the
business. IhI, hotel Iecelve-t the pat
r,na-e Of nearly all the comuercii.
N that travel through this country.
ALA al ;he >rag. lines thar cure mt"
tni. p'ac-. l. IA, u = the ,cS, >tt
bic wc-, 81. LIacJin Term et.y.
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NOTICE..
L. $. OFFICE.
Bloomington. Men ;
F.bIuar, -. 1876

FEBRUARY -. 1876 !
Complaint having been entered at
this u.,ica b. James ii Miner agalu,,
Peter Radican for ahani"nins hi
homestead entity, No. 1888. da, d
dec. crh, 1873. upnm the northeast
quarter Sec 30, township 1 nn,,h,
range ten tlnj West, IN Webster Co.
Neira.ka, vi h a virw Il the cancrlta-
tIon Il 'a'd "nrry lie lad laIfrrs are
hereby summoned 10 APP ar ot tbs
oificc ON the DIST day Of March, ls,G,
II | u clock y. m. 10 respond and fur
n.>h testimony concerning said ALLEGED
ataud"hnenr.
EEsTER EATON. Register.
- Nv EVAN Y 0RTHING Receiver
NIII'E
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The highest market price paid for
Mas. LUTZ.

~
l.. Baum. has some very hne hiit
seed neat. huhgu'iah ani ""'s'
Tor sale
! Gov. Earler arrived in town !,s'
Thursday, and male a shor! :i-i, viii.
hi. fri,u,. ile.e. The Governor L.
licking qIi'e well at present. We
were all vls1 To zee hUm and rekre''e:
that hI, .tay was - mort
We regretted no, seeing tnore
Garmer- ou' to tie Primers Institute.
on last FRIDAY and Saturday. lhI> l.
a matter that inte. es,> All. AMI should
be taken hold oh by the farmers IN gen
eiai 'tr"neh"!t 'hc r'u"'!.
The - a,her tor the i'a>t three r
four da,> ha> been lie most IKE WIN
ter We have had yet. S~'turd'', II {
weather turned graduaiy cold AMI Has
oeco 1t ever SINE
The Commissioners have d'chic
20 rnrclfa>a a safe for the purpose at
keeping the county book, IN. This s
Il good step, as The books are III cor
slant danger Ut being destroyed 10y
fire
W " U..tcry travelling agen,
Gor Hal, SAT. AMI Lock Co, Was n
town lat week aud made u, a freud.
call.
= Gillian w;u J~.r;r.-o, a..
S,.. ar ,h, E,,m.,.. iu.,;,,,. H.,
-, W,L,u, r,.,l .chool h,u... ., ST
u,a.v N.,., nh
A. ~,
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anu ny a"'''e' YET "'"e 'e"" W.
F"N'n '''''"" "''' =" a."
rA"i'"" " !"
VII. '""'a"' '"e "'"'"x ''ac"''' ~
""h'"s III" Tia" ''"'"a' ""e various
fe'>'"> ""' "e !" CIV" "'"e
>'"h'a >"''"'"" h''f" Ne'p'"2 I"
c'ea"' WON" III " ~ w." if me
>'''''' "'"'' i''P's r's1i''.' 'e
inl''"s nat AL WI" Use sh"l"'
e''"'' c'ra' II "' pay e'"'s" 10 nave
u c!'a"c'i ai'ef u>''a II!
The Bloomington Gr'rd contains
the following nnrlcc The uri,r-
signed Will pay rrwar! ri Onr liui
drd D'!iarS TOR the recovery vt the
body oi his child, drowned IN rhr
kcuubi'c m river. :'fn'h of BiooiD'ng
ton, on the 18th u Feb 1876
j. W. y 0RTBINGToN.
The little daughter NJ .i"'n">
BoaanrIcf iie! last iue'dar morning.
u " " A.
ore Is >a'd' "S '"'o' wa e''c seen
her' 7" nave "eeh very "'2"' anu
''"' '"A p"'' "'
an
me- H..
~
-, .:
- -,
.,,..L p,.o,. H.,
-p,uurv L. :. Marshal bailey.
oftmats. gave Is a pl.a,,n, cal. YES.
to-day lie reports hu-iuc>s lively, and
49, ,,;.,;.:.
w, :, a., OF. a.;
,;..,
las, Friday ve rare;vcJ all. from
g, cr,,, p,,nv ,f our Gn,de Rock
friends. who were attending the Faru.
er's Institute AZ hi place.
90 ,rl,.v Potter has ,Le best c;pa,.
IN toyn W., lucw ,j aHout them.
-.
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Having Disposed 81 nv stock Of
Millinery Coed, sni wishing - close
up NY business immediately, | would
rrsoec,fnIiy req1e., sli Sho are ln.!eb;-
eli 10 me TO rail- al VI b. McSr. ; res
,oence and settle.
SARAH 4. NcSsrLL
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\ good ,wo--rory Store Building
AMI lot Coed celia. nrirr the nuIld
inx. good iocation with a cool srli m
the lot, and ~"ccupied by a DRY goods
store. the CHIEF printing Office. and
q milIiner hop Viii be ,old cheap
tnr cash. or cay 'erns. For further
i~nfnrma,ion address VI. h. McNITr.
o.-4t Red Cloud. Webster Co Neb.
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NOINE.
L. s. LAND OFFICE,
Bloomington, Nrh. :
February 4th, lS16.

TtUTHiFI fVH, IN'V.
Complaint havrn. been entered at
this office by Rebecca Z Timmin>
against Charles A. Sparrow far ut,an
dnning his umbcr culture entry, No,
i2n, dated April 9th, 1874, uprn III"
northwest quarter Sec Sd. township 4,
range II w.>t, in Furna, county. Ne
hraska. with a view Ia the csncellatinr,
Of laid entry: the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear AZ rhi.
office on the 3rJ dav OF April. 1876, at
O'Clock a. M, 10 respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
WEBSTER EATON. Register.
Is Il EVAN MORTHING Receiver.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-02

UlII IN fohink ORDER, NHeu thr te'b'u
d,ou> q ,oIs OF July again swept aw y
the results Of bis labor. But n.,for.
tune. seem to arouse The li1n 10 Mr.
Potters ch.rscter, ani Re wen to
work again arr bail. Jan ehich al
efrctua.y Withstand the zoe Of srIinG
or the + ,oi. o: jay. We exsmineI
The dam a. CAREFUL n possible, an!
camc Ia the cuHciultU that II 1t w"rc
NJ strons enough, CpDgre->ipna! 80
: ton wuuli he necessary 10 Jam the
wa,xasj .tre.m. The rocky bI't"m
has been ,!-il!ed o. ,he drr'h at 'ulr
Ice, and >,ou, posts IF oas base been
thu fixed ia the >olil rock. Back OF
these posts, the dan has ben framed
9Th large pieces OF utuber IN every
-oncc;vaU!c way 10 inpart strength
arri >rl,lty % the structure.
LEAVING the dam, which has sunk
- much money. The fnurinz Mill de-
mlnI- notice. II i, a large three story
building. with every ex,erniI AMI IA
ternll convenience TOR i,ins good AMI
rapid work. There are three sets o
blrr>, ore of which i u-rG fUr grini
lug corn; the cai.a.ity u. the mills l.
49,, ,, al l,,t,. -, hi
pei LAY. An inspection OF the y ok,
which are lief, open to all, gave u the
| following figures.
The aveTagt amount OF zeal AMI
-four ground daily. varl : from 5000
to 10 900 n. The total mount ol
grain ground Guring the year wis,
whear 2IO92 bushels; corn G4ij bush
Is. The average monthly expenses
TOR running he mill are about $50 %
II viii thus be ,een that The mIi,s
! ought to be doing q gopi bu.iE">>
Bat Il Conversation with Mr. Potter
! convinced u fhi, there wa not much
pr ;ir. AT present, in d 'urIng mill.
The grain ground has been largely .!
inferior Ilil ". AMI cnmm1ri> hn'
>pall price. One th-n-ani bn.h-'s
wh!rh had teen taken ~ exchange.
nrrtel tie truu II and - cents per
hu-hel. Thy tiui IT difficult 10 get 4
f,ir plic. tor the most oi the cra u re-
rrivrd az the MIL ln>'e,i of miking
money. We are convinced that Mr.
Potter has been falling b'hini
The action OF the C.mmiS, toners
rcinring their toll, a few weeks ago
has cau-r1 them to chang" the nils
from custom 10 merchant mills Where
,hcy H., grind fr toll. they toll L in
The hni per instead Of the former NO lie
which makes the ~onc-Scvrn'h nov al
l"wrd. higher tell, if anything, than
thar ~prev,ou,'y eAactrd
W. left the mills with the c%onv;c-
,iou that Ia foster works Of internal
'"p'".''"' '"' " ''''"
c''"e ""' P ~"
Az very cautiously. and 10 every,i,i g
10 AMI protect rather than
'rP
"c ~" "
We have inr sale at this Office. an
nrl-r fer one No. .. Silver plated
Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine, with
hard ip'anoj varni-h, polished cabinet
work, valued AT So, which We will
s"!l for Sij. and the purchaser rayihr
f%ieis.., on machine ;,nm the place Of
shipment, Ct for 500 and we ray
freight. 29td
The owners &c the lots where the
Court House and Shcrer', Drug s,or,
formerly s.ond will find ,hen,>e,ye, com
rel!ed TO Paw heavy damages 10 some
body vet. for having their old cellars
uncovered
Taking n wax to the north west
Of town the other dav,swe stumbled
upon the Red Cloud Cemetery. There
were sewn little mounds. two protect
ed, the rest expos tie hires n what
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LEGAL NOTICE.

John s. King will take notice II at
Nancy + King, did on The irh day of
Fehrusryx lS16 file in the Office of the
Clerk OF the District Court in Webster
Co.. Neh her petition, the obj CT AMI
prayer of which is that he may he
divorced FROM you, for exirealc cruelty
anu also PRAYING custody Of n'nnr
chi .lren AMI a!imany.
You are required tn answer SAID Pc
titi"n on ar before the lOih dLy OF
April, lS16.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-14
Samuel ]. TiIden and Aaron Burr.

New York has furnished q remarkably
large Der cent of the Presidential candi-
dates. At moro than halt the elections it
has furnished . candidate, and sometimes
two or three. Aaron Burr stands at one
end of tho line and Samuel j. Tlden at the
other. There 10 . suggestive and sigpiii-
cant parallel between the two candida
lures.
Aaron Burr was citizen Of New York
city, prominent lawyer, and Tammapy
Sachem. Herein history has repeated itself.
He came within one vote Of being elected.
H I'D one of the seventy-thEee electors who
cast their ballots for Thomas Jefferson
Joined the seventy-three electors who sup
ported Burr, the latter would have had
the "bulge." Here, for the present, the
comparison ends. The threads OF sim
tried for treason. Should Iilden take the
course foreshadowed bv his supporters
yesterd ~, he will share the fate of his in
famous prototype, except as to the result.
Barr's trial for treason began March ",
1907, and closed on September. The jury
brought in the verdict: Aaron Bnrr is not
proved 80 be guilty under the Indictment
BY anv evidence submitted to u.s." Should
Mr. Tilden. urged thereto by the House
of Representatives, presume to exercise
ary Of the functions of President of the
United Statee, he would commit high trea-
son of the most heinous sort, AID leave no
room for difference OF opinion among the
Jurors who would be summoned to try the
Indictment, which most assuredly wOn1d be
found against the traitorous usurper. We do
not predict that he will push things to that
extreme. The chances are that he will not.
His hackers are playing a desperate
game of, bluff. When satisfied that they
can not win without an actual show of
hands, they will probably give up the
struggle. But should the threatened pro-
gramme be carried out, it would end in the
arrest and trial for treason of the leaders
in this second rebellion, and their con-
viction, too. There is NO danger of war
now, any more than there was when Aaron
Burr formed and was thwarted in his
reasonable designs.
It is needless to pureue the subject
farther. The Democratic should know that
the indictment for treason of man who
stood within the very shadow of the White
House, with his hand upon the door-knob,
has occurred once, and may OCCUR sg sin.
Burr was not sent to the gallows or the
Penitentiary, but he lost the respect of the
publie, was . vagabond and wretch ever
after, and lives in American history second
in obloquy only to Benedict Arnold. 1t
seems likely that another name viii be
added to that scroll Of dishonor, and in the
triumvirate of shame Samuel j. Tilden will
be last, but not least.-Chica9o Journal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-14
SHERIFF,s SALES.
.Citizens, Bank 81 LOuisiana W. Mrs.
William E. Florence and her husband.
del 10 II l9

.Citizens, Bank Of Leuislana 70. Mrs.
William 3. Florence and her husband.
CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans, No. 27.l24-By virtue of writ of
the Superior District Court for the parrish Of
Orleans, in the above entitled cause, to Eugene
wsgs.msn, late .hsaia, and BY ..id ls,s s
at public auction at the Merchants and Auction.
eers' Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal
Of this city, on TUESDAY. December Is, 1876,
at twelve o'clock NJ, the following described
pf Two GEsTAiH LOTS OF GRoUso, in the Sub
urb Lacourse. of the city Of New Orleans; the one
fronting the conner of Religious and Richard
former, BY one hundred and twenty feet On the
latter, and the other, designated as lot number
nine in square number ten, ON the original plan Of
Late a notary public in this city, having sixty test
front on Religious street, BY ono hundred and
together 1ss
shares OF mortgage stock thereto attached. Said
lots are the property Of said appea.er q: having
Smith. from Abner Robinson, per act passed before
G. Stiinser, then notary public In this city, on
tn vsnteen'h Of May, 1881
kelzed In the abevs suit.
Terms -This being the second a1d nst
auction. the. saad property will be densnIi1seiy
for what it win brine, At twelve months credit,
the purchaser TO furnish stock note f0r the sum
Of I've bundled and eighty three DO lars, falling
az cording 10 tire ct srtsr of the Citizens Bank Of
Louisiar a. The purchaser - assume all the
oblgations and resi- oosibilities OF . stock
holder OF the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana, and
the O ock note DO furnished tn be identified
with the at Of mortgage by Arabslls Bacon. in
favor Of the Citizens Bank Of Louisiaps, passed
before Theo Seahers, late . notary public In This
city, dated October S. 1885, and with the she rff
deed Of sale in this case; and ftr the balance Of
the price OF adjudication, the purchaser to furnish
bond with good and solvent security. bearing ten
mortgage on the property sold until final pay.
ment. Said purchaser win have 70 deduct and
pay in cash the printing, sherihs and cIerke
fees, etc., which amount to shout ono hundred
and sev eE ty dollars, aud. furthermore, the State
parish and municipal taxes, IL smount OF which
' rsTHOlGls Il. HANDY.
des IA 10 &c Civil sheriff ef5he Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-14
O0NSTABLEs' SALES.

j. LMAeraDAeH1e W. NIrs. l.. Anoley-ThirA
Justice Court for the Parish Of Orleans. No
2219
DY vIRTUB OF WRIT OF FfRRl "a.
ID cias to mo objected by tho Hon. John
LeMonner third justice Of the peace in and for the
PARISH Of Orleans. In the above entitled csuso. l
will proceed to sell ct public auction. q nv ware
h0use. No Is B:enville street, Oh TU1SDAY. DeeeD.
bar 26, 1876 ss twelve o'clock NJ. the following
Ou1 LOT OF FURNITURB.
0eised In the shove suit.
Terms-CaAh on the spot.
deN q &c" JOSEPH DRkORUELLH, Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-14
CERTIFICATE.


We, the under signed Returning Officers. Pur
susnt t, authority vests in US by act NO. SO, sp-
prov, November 20. A. D. 1872, do hereby certify
Inc foreeoin Is true AID correct compilation Of
the statement Of votes cast q cleo ion 70! par
ocbisl and ward of1cers, held on tho seventh day
Of Novembe-. a. D. 1876, under writ Of cleo Ion
pr mulgsted On the sixteenth day Of September,
a. D. 1876 OIderinx same.
Aud y 9 hereby d. clare that the Glowing named
persons were duly and lawfully elected, to Wit:
For CleIk Of Coult-P II. Segura.
Fer Recorder-H. B. Smith.
For Parrish Ju1ge-T. J. Allison.
F., For Nheri6-TheoGeno Viator.
For CoroDer-Paul Mait.n.
For Ju stires Of the Peace-Angel n Cheval. =. <.
White, Willism simpson. l. 5. Mccahey, Q. B..
Boutte, B. Daniel, X. Coleman, Boston Conner,
Arm<l. DslOuen, Captain Hill.
For con.tsbles John Green, r 7: Boutte. Noah
Penn, Willis Green, Wiliam Livingston, Kuss be
Lep Dolphin LHen, Charles Dugss.
For Police Jurors-ClemiIe Olivier, L. p. S. ret,
Etien1 e Frilot, Hilaire Decuir, Honore Migues.
J. Madison WhLLS,s
TBOAAS c. ANDERSON,
.. .r.l.. rsltI G. CASANAVE,
Official: LOUIS IL. KtNNER.
CHARMS s. ABKLL Serretarv. dt13lt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-14
CERTIFICATE.

CERTIFICATE
We, the undersigned Returning officers. puIsu'
ant to authority W sted in us by act No. SO, ap-
proved November 20, A. D. 1872, do hereby certify
the foregoing 10 tru- aud correct conpiiatlsn OF
the statement Of votes cast at an ee cton for
parothial aud ward officers, held on the seventh
gay Of tovembsr. A. D. 1876 under witt OF eiec
ton promulgated on the Eixteehth day Of Septem-
Der, q. D. 1876, ordering same.
And we hereby declare that the following named
For Clerk If COut-W. p. Peck.
For Recorder J. 7. TOoke
For Parish Judge-A. Ben Brought3n.
For Sh -rif-Z. r. Wester.
For Coraner-r. Selby.
For Just ces of the Peace-T. B. Selby, j. q.
Ste e,e, Gsoa go Campbell. Warren Rainey, 3. 8.
Jones.
Monroe g. ldston, John Simpson, Barrv Henderson.
For Police Jurors H. b. B9sley, 6enjamin Z. Lee,
W. s. Williams, George ". Robinson, lance Grant.
J. MADISON WELLS,
TAOMAS G. ANDERSON,
g. CAAANAVE,
Official: LOUIS II. KRNNER.
CHARLIE 2. AB1lL, SECRETARY. delS1t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-14

FALSE PRErENsEs.-Louis SOmmers L3n-
man WAS arrested on Carondelet street yes
terday by Corporal Smith and Officer Carr
and locked up in tho central station
charged by E. Arnold with receiving money
under false pretenses. Lehman presented
q check to Mr.. Arnold which purpofted to
be drawn by NJ. e. A. Tyler, psysoie 20
him, Lehman, Of bearer, which Arnold
cashed. Upon presenting 1t for payment ~
was pronounced . forgery. An amasv's
was made yesterday morning against tne
accused, Who states that he received u HUH
Q man whom he can recognize.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-14
CERTIFICATE.

CERTIFICATE.
We. tie undersignei Ke.ura!ng ohice.s. pursu
Ans to authority vested in ne 6y act No. 50, ap.
the fort !. ling h true aad correct oompilation Of
the Of votes cast At IN election for PAP
ochial and ward O@cers, held ON the saveo1h day
Of November. A. D. 1876. under writ Of el- ctiou
promulgated ON tie aixteenth day OF Septknbee
4. D. 1876. ordering same
And We hereby L clare that tho following named
peaons wore duly and lawfully elec ted, - wit:
For Clerk Of Court-Th0n.s &. Ogden, il.
For Rec, r0er-A. J. Reynolds.
For Parish Judge-L. B. jerks.
For She ri6-W. D. Post. ethWaite.
For Corons r-Dr. berry Perkins.
For Police JurOre-W. D. walsh, 6, II, tandrum
c. B. Austir, Phil Brown. Daniel Dorsey.
J. MADISON WELLS,
THOMAS c. ANDkR SON,
g. CASANAvR,
OdBciA': LOUIS n. KkN3xA
CnARLRs 8. ABnII, Secretary. della It