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TO ste Editor QE The Tribune.
CHICAGO, Nor. 4.-Possibly it has come to
your knowledge that the Swedish Journal called
the Saedtsh american, published in this city,
after having begged aud received some crumbs
Of support from the Republican State Campaign
Committee (under the pretense Of course that
twas true to the Republican cause), now on the
eve Of the contest comes out in opposition to
some Of the: best candidates on the Republican
county ticket. It helitt1cs the Hon, William
A1drich in the First District, and wants US
Swcdes to prefer the man Ho1ie at the election !;
it bellies and slanders Mr. L. L. Mills, asking us
to. support O'Brien's creature, Jameson; it.
'sgoes back u on the best candidates for the
Legislature, wishing us to concentrate
our votes upon some of the most un-
worthy Of the Democratic nominees.
It is against this contemplate per6dy Of the
said paper: VIC now want to express our indigna-
ton. Not that the ttinluenccn Of this always
merccnary sheet can hurt OF help anybody, for
It has not had any respect among the respecta-
bic classes. since it came into the hands Of its
present publisher, but in order that this dirty
act Of q renegade Journal may not reflect upon
our nationality we now protest, The voters OF
Swedish origin in the First Congressional Dis
trict will, let us tell YOU, give h1r. Allrich an
enthusiastic support. As to Mr. Mills, the case
is the same. II fact there is no boiling at all
AMONG US. Every Republican candidate will
have our support, md the attempt Of the jour
nal Ii question to lead us into aoue's cattle-
yard works exactly in the opposite direction.
MEMBER OF THE Souri, S1DE SwEo1su- AMER
1cAN HATES AND WHEELER CLUB. "
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The hIontenegrfn Senate.

The Senate hn1s 11 1da ~ fnrnaf meet;noa T.,
| wing Of tie Old na1ace. "a lona law hniidfnp of
Tadia Peter IT. At The 3not If the rnc,y ~ cras rn
on Which t1e inoGasfcTv si ~ K Ccttin;e II stSnss III
popuiarly kuoWa rs Tia Biisliaido; i 1 from The
circumstance Of Peter IL nFoyi,1ino it with a
blIliard-table which lie had sem from italy.
never fcen seen - Nontennoro " hefn;e mi mi
wbicf, re1nrcd some fftv men to convey VII #
along the Eoat-nafEs ieadino IL Ccftinic: nre
dueed nrofonRd % ;mnressien ;,non n, the, r1;1e ~
thev thonght "d Heao s1,ece1v hn;It ~ re'aive
t. after II The hi 'n n VIII ie Stnafe GeetS
IS Main whitnwashef, j. ,nartment s viii Snn end
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MISCELLANEOUS.

+ 80 ~, 1eA&A = es,,.
~" 1oAn' IVY ', Aote"ins uisRatet
t;' mas 3uSf o. neen received at tue Republican NJ
ATLANTA, Ca, Nor. 4, 1s76.-1o The Hon. q,
Chandler-Herman York, Chairman OF the Repub.
lican EXECUTIVE Committee in Baker County, Ga.
was Killed w Unknown parties, after . speech had
heen made BY ". E. Smith. Democratic candidate
ana thTon s Esh insna an Rn9er nepue
carried by the Republicans at tie october esc: &c:
tiou. {Sigucd} S. s. DanSEL1
Secretary State Central Committee.
ATLANTA, Nov, 4.-United States Marshal
Smith notified the Chief Of Police to-day that lie
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov 4.-Thc Republicans
of Louisville held final rally tonight, a large
audience assembling to hear speaking by Col.
Bristow, who presided, John Feland, Elector-at-
sr. LOUIS.
Sc. Lou1s, Nov, 4-rhe Republicans had their
final demonstration previous to election to-
night. AL tie uniformed clubs in the city
turned out in parade, and made m imposing,
and brilliant appearance. The procession was
very long, and the streets. along the line ct
march densely tf1ronSed with excited aud en-
thusiastic people.
The Democrats will have their closing parade
Monday night, and preparations arc being made
Tor the largest turnout OF the campaign.
ERIE, "a:
81 spec!qi Dtspdfca are g zas Tribute.
ER1E, fa-, A9v. 4.-1Ae hepnonaans hau q
monster 10 dorchngnt procession this evening. i1e
Nearly o,uou lo1Snes WGle ~ !ne. " Is Tue
higgcst pafaoe ever neio N No!toWestern Fenn-
sylvanla. q hnee mass-meet3ng ls 9e1ng az:
dressed N the PARK.
kEAPER WRITES HIMSELF DOWN AN ASS.
k1cHAosD, nov. 4-Mldnleht-taog. Aemper
formation has Just been received that detastt-
ment OF the United - states army has been tins
day quartered At fetersourg under orders
to remain until aItcr tne election, :I @ 70 l"; oe
officials. The GoVernor says the troops are IN
troduced With the design M OF lntlnidatlng the
people and controlling the pending election
for partisan purposes, anu ct,aracterlzes it as
an act OF dasrant usurpation Ut unSranted
domestic VIOLENCE which is falsely pretended to
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-.-I ss-.- - {
INDIANS.
- ,,s$,S n y.
Gen. Miles Gobb.iug Them Up:

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 4.-Thc Pioneer Press
special, dated " Cawp.in the Field on the Yel-
lowstone, Oct. q, yin Bismarck, D: T., Nov. ~
81 TIE 4e4e@stsas @ afe? dSStas de- astesti9e tsg
and pursuing Sitting Bull and the conicdvrated
tribes under him, this day accapted the sur
render OF 400 lodges Of Indians belonging
at the Cheyenne Agency, these tribes surrender
ing five OF their principal Chiefs as hostages as
a guarantee Of their faithful compliance with
fiva II they y viii iii za6mt to tie reqairements @ @ s
the Government. The Indians hc1d as hostages
Left this evening for St. Paul under strong
guard.
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-rt ~.
A Fatal Coon-Hunt.

We Learn that several negroes started ont to
hunt coons near Harrodsburg, In Mercer Coun-
ty, Ky, one night fast week: A quarrel arose
between two Of the negroes In the woods, when
one was s5otfaud ki]lel. His friends remained
and took charge Of the body, while the rest of
the crowd proceeded with the hunt a little
later. one Of the negroes climbed Z tree to shake
dowa coon. The negro fell anu IVA was instantly
terrible fight ensued- In attending to separate
coon and dogs another negro had his leg literal
" tom to pieces by dog. He then killed the
dog. The coon next succumbed to fate, and bis
drs1th ends. the list OF casualties during that
eoon-hunt- The murderer has been apprehend-
ed.
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ylNDyCAJION,

RooK ISLAND, III, Nov. 4.-Thc Rev. 10.
sephus Collins, Of Milan, ILL.,, has promptly an:
sWered to. the charge, filed: against him in. the
civil court, and has in q. most triumphant man;
;ss 2s59' s9zs2 s2ana5ton hGas o. f tEs a5 anG
n duration it was decided + that a tnsls IL !:
discharged, The decision Of the Court was in
perfect accord with the Judgment of all who
were present and heard the case The enemies
Of Mr.. Collins give it up, and his friends are re:
ceiVing, him in a most enthusiastic manner.
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TOG. H. P.

Did you ever call me darling,
With d lnsh npon your cheekf
Enpw you not my heart thrills ever
TO the slightest word you speak!
Do you never guess how pleasant:
Are the moments spent with youf
That this strange, intense Affection
Links my soul with all that's true!.
Yes, you called ME darling, one. time,
In q tone so sweet ind low ''' '''.'
That ita music thrills me ever,
Cheering me where'er 60.
Night was 'ronnd 'ns, soft and dewy,
Fragrant with the Summers flowers,
And On wings Of swiftest fleeing
Sped the bright, enhancing hours.
Angels hovercd in the shadows,
Whispering holy things to me,
Sounding through my spirits cloisters
A bewttdcfilig symphony.
Darling. Never word bf passion,
But this tender, thrilling one,
Sweet as that which charmed tie loyers
When the world had just begun
And it charmed me, thrilled me, f1led me,
With aupremest happiness:
Not for King with crown and sceptre
Would give that one cafess.
Your hand mine was fondly claspiug-
Tn its grasp my future lay
For love then sprang to being
Which shall never know decay. CnAYA
, 1876-11-05
FOREIGN.
THE EAST.
RUSSIA HOLDS THE CARDs.


l. > 6ptcicl Nspaseii to The 17tyr,-
LONDON, Nov: 4.-The Russo Turkish armis-
tice is regarded highly favorable to Russia,
because II gives her time to export her wheat
crop, and put her finances In a better condition.
|. The effect on the European wheat market
naturally suggests itself. The Turks can only
suffer by the enforced delay. The present
+ opinion is confirmed that Turkey must succumb
/ to Russia, and that war will not become general
+ unless provoked BY subsequent immoderation
Oh the part 1t Russia, which Is not anticipated.
/ There's no reasonable foundation for the sen
sationa1 story that Russia mas already demand
|: ed the withdrawal OF: the Turkish troops from
Il sergia:
|, SENSATIONAL.
NEW, YORK, Nov. A Rsralds, London
special says that the feeling. that. Russia IS de-
| ternined to force on o war Is daily gaining
ground here, and people who had begun to con
sole. themselves with the hope that the dreaded
Struggle had been postponed at least for the
winter, are losing heart again, and making up
their minds that the worst Is to come. It Is
noted by well-informed people that 'Russlan
demands leeome. more: embpldeaed ut every
stage, ,of, the proceedings, As; soon a9;thc Porte
yields one point, other and still more rigid con-
ditiona are lald down, aud the conviction grad
ually forces itself upon, the public mind that
the time will soon come when such conditions
will: be. proposed as will cause The Porte per
emptorily to reject them. '' <':s p
The solution of . the. Eastern question will
fight to rcta}n her. ~
This morning there came
So A STARTLING, ,RuMoR
that Russia has demanded u withdrawal Of the
Turkish GnrVfr rnH If f11S shhtiln
PROVE true, there can be little doubt that war Is
inevitable. This demand is evidently intended
to precipftate tho conflict, for no one can
imagine that Turkey will comply with the
and massaere from end to end of tho Turk
ish EMPIRE which would serve as " 4
pretext for marching the Russian troops into
Turkey, 50 that war, inevitable, may as well
BE- fasfa a.. now Wills t5e Ottoman Troops are
apdwhi)e the mass Of the people give d ylgors
uople. !''s So '''''' 80 -. : '''''
20 = TIE RUSSIAN WAR FEELING.
The action Of Russia is said to be attrib-
utable to the fact that the Government of the
Gar has found; it necessary to yield to the
general sentiment of the Russian people fer
war, Which has BECOME SO intense that
the authorities can no longer restrain it. The
impression TINT tue Czar Intends to abtlicate is
once more Claiming ground, and il this event
should take place it would be looked upon asa
sure forecast OF war. The Czarowitch is known
to be the leader Of the war party, and It is gen
orally believed that one of bis first acts after as
cending the throne would be to draw the sword
The crisis IS considered to be fast ripening, and
stirring events are: looked for in the near. fu.
turc,,' ~ = @'~'',:'' 80
THE NEGOTIATIONS,
CoNsTANT1NoPLE, Nov. 4-The foreign Am-
bassadors met at the residence OF Sir Henry
EIjifftt fhp RritiEh' AYnhNcenGnr Vagfprf}9v
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! charges him with having failed in his attention
! to the American residents at Dresden. The pa
per also claims that Mr.. ,Brentano reviled our
American ins sttutions while Consul at Dresden,
and deem It my duty, in Justice to In upright
! and honorable man., to say wl,at T kEow ub6nt
MIR: Drcutano came tn Dresden with NV WI e
a! and daughter or thc 3l day Of july, 1878, and,
regretted very inucii not to - be-
able to be at Stuttgart, which city I understood
to be the only one III Germany In which our
nattonai' birthday was properly celebrated
Soon after my arrival LEARNED, however, that
tions for celebration: I sent nv card to lis.
residence, and, though not personally acouaint-
+ CD with me, he sent carriage to my hotel nntl
prevailed On me to take part in the celebration.
me generous aud lospitablc MANNER IN which
was received: by:7.inl, and the information
I WHICH reeeiged FROM my countrymen In Drcs-
den concerning Mr.. Brcntano, Convinced mr..
that his whole course was highly comniendr1
/: BY every one. He ~us' unt:rtng IN lis
aItenllon AT g our ctizens, and was well-knoWn BY;
OF Dresden society, which had never been los
scsseq bE any Of our former Consuls, and which
secured tile greatest advantages to our pcasurc-S
SEEING aud art and selcnee-loving American,
+. On the Fourth OF July, 1878, I took part in the
celebration which III. Brentano had arranecd!
out Of his own means; atd which took place In
the schller garden: "A sulnptuous dinner and
tne best st German music was provided, aud the
NATIONAL airs of America alternating WITH tic
sweet melodies Of Strauss filled our hearts with
patriotic inspiration. = -: :.
This was the first Fonth of July celebration
that had ever taken place in Dresden, and It was
solcly due to ar. Brentano. The Americans
who were ever IN Dresden, while he was Consul
there, know that he was always true Amcrt-
can, and did all in his power to crafty the de-
s1rcs Of American travellers. ANY statement
TO Tue contrary ia false. Respectfully, = ;
j. q. EASTER.
, 1876-11-05

la1ly at Cettinje being allowed ESQ each, while
nine Others, who do Senatorial duty for ohly
three months in the year, are rennnerated at
the rate Of $50 apiece The Government. q Of
Montenegro is essentially despotic ono, spite
of<thc titles with which certain. functiouaries
arc inTcsted. The Prince is master Of
everything, the Senate having merely to
register his DEGREES. Still wholesome restraint
is imposed OIL him through fcar,o his uncle
Danil2,s fate. II he became thoroughly ohnox-
ious 70 his subjects, d knife or ! pistol would
specify show how an objectionable ruler might
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THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL,

Spet1u1 Dtspd9cH 70 7He 7FT1uNZ.
NEW YoRK, Nov. zz,-The case of F. ".
Gilley, Jr., applying for an Injunction against
the Illinois Central Railroad in reference to the
bonds of the Mississippi: Central Railroad, has
heen decided, the Court refusing the Injunction
and sustaining the position taken BY the Illinois
Central Railroad Company. - h: :.
, 1876-11-05

TIE VVHAUNIST
VERSAILLES, Nov. 4.-Since yesterday there
has been compromise between the supporters
and opposers Of the Gatineau bill for the eessa:-
tion. OF. prosecutions agatnst inst the Communists,
The nature OF the. agreement is not stated. but
III to-day's sitting Of the Chamber 'of Deputies
a new: bill, proposed, as a compromise, was
aa9ptea q, exseRtilg the artigle transferring to
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FoH srATE SENATOR, sEcoND DISTRICT, AuRnY
NELSON.
We. the undersigned, bankcrs of Chicago, unite
with the merchants aud business in their com
1nendation OF Mt. hurry Nelson to the voters OF
the Second Senatorial District be voted for next
Tueaday for the Office OF State Senator, and VIC
earnestly urge his active support
John DC koycn, {Merchants' Nat1.)
\. Ludington, Fifth Nltl.)
George Sturges, {Northwestcrn Nnt1.)
G. Eollanspee, &C. Follansbee & Son)
VIM. +. Eudicott, Central Natl
S. 4. keau, preston, kean s. Coz
H. F. Eanes, Commercial Natl.)
j. irving Pearce, EThird Natl.)
Geo. Schneider, {7Satl. Bank OF Uls.)
L. J. Gage. - {F1rst Natl)
Chas. Hen1otin, lMerchts: Savings, Loan &
- Trust Coz
P, c. Maynard, (hatl Bank Of Commerce.)
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW YoKK, Nov. 4.-Arriyed, steamships
Colombo, from Hull, and Wyoming, from Iiy-
erpool. :: '>
FARTHER POINT, Nov. ARRIVED, steamship
sarmatian, from Liverpool.
LONDON, Nov. 4.-Steamships Russia and
California, from New York, and Leipzig, from
Baltimore, have arrived out.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

70 tie Editor q The Tribt.nf.
CHICAGO, Noy. 4.-Hasing Just returned from
trip to Missouri, find that the Chicago 1sms
has made it its business to ma1ign Mr.. Lorenz
Brentano, the Republican candidate for Con-
eress from the Third District and that it
, 1876-11-05
GERMANY.


NEW YORK, Nov. A London dispatch
states that Prince Bismarck is seriously H.. His
physicians fear softening Of the brain.
, 1876-11-05


the badge OF superior fitness for membership In
tne 0epcral Assembly. His qualifications are.
PERHAPS, fully as much as those Of
[ Mr: slttIg. matter Of opinion and spccu-
!ht'on; Certainly he. IS hot so pre-e1ninent
IL Ys1|i1Y Us 70 claitn support to tic exclusion
Of Mr. Thomas, and to the INJURY, Of tIe> Con-
gressional, Senatorial, and county ticket -
understand urther that Mr.. Adams was one
e. Ct the first Yho asked sfr. Thomas to be can
to be m independent he is virtually pledged
ship: 49,,
Under all these circumstances, claim that It
Is the duty Of Republicans to give their nndi-
yentions: There being nothing to urge against
any Of the candidates which ii substantial; it is
|: positive obligatlon.to yield personal dislikes
or objections for the sake Of the common cause.
Reform will not tic attained BY aiding the op-'
!: poncnts Of the Republican organization: Yours
respectfully, GEORGE ". sM1ru.
: THE sTAATs-zE1TUEG's ATTACKS ON cLouGH.
g.. - 10 tbs Editor Of The Tribune ar 20.
: CH1cAGo, Noy. 4.-Mr, a. G. Hesing has re-
peatcdly stated to prominent men s'that he does
oppose MIR. Clough on account Of, his opposition;
to his election for County Treasurer last fal.'',
: When Il. G. Hesing, through the stad1s.zeit-
.ng says That &c T Stuart Mas dismissed RON
the Marine Hospital for certifying to the receipt
Of. COMMUNICATION goods " from Nj. Clough; lie,
utters deliberate, fearful, vllainous falseh6od.
When he says that 3lr. Clough furnished any
thing short Of quantity or quality to any county.
agent, he also utters deliberate. falsehood;
and, in making the statement, lie most certainly
has reference to his bosom friend, Pcrtolat, whom
Mr.. J. E. Clough has fought desperately III the
County Board for tic last three years, the re-
suit Of which was tle Indictment. of. Alr. Perio-
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MURRY NELSON.
A STRONG ENDORSEMENT.

l. IAe, ,publlcatlon OF t.
quest.esa:
l.. We, the undersigned
men of the Second Sc:
J.; that onr- interests as t.
ton Of tue most compel
7 IN recommending the eli
|. Senator to our next Gen
Field, Letter j. Co.,
l n. D. Wells l. Co.,
/; G. L. Fargo s Co.,
G. II. Henderson l. Co. ,
7 Chas. P.HKellogy,E Co.
Simon, Meyer, Strauss .
Co.,
/ Hart Bros,
!, Keith T. Gale.
II. SELF & Co.
n. Il. Farwe1l,
|. Eddy, Harvey tS Carter,
McAuley, Dyke g. CO.
|: Groy, Clark s. Co., ''>
S. j. Suxdam u Co,
/ Van Setback. stsphenso:
/ d Reid,
|, !Malzssley, r. Alling & Co.,
I u-.=k. Eikins,
|. +. J. Wheeler
franklin, Macy eagh& CT
/ Samuel Bliss s. Co., -
!, David S, Stcttauer, 0
Stcttanet Bros. L. Co.
: Charles Tohey, =
Palmer, Fuller s. Co.,
George ii. How d Co.,
!. A. Morse,
c. 81 Culbertson,
Lyman Blair,
Cooley, Dwight & Gil
lctte,
Cflus. CounKelman & Co.
Sidney l.. Underwood, =
Robert Warren,
a. i. Hitchcock,
n. T. Baker s Co.
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ne following has been re
d, merchants and buAines.
material District, believing
0xpayers demand tie cleo,
tent business men, do unit.
|ection Of hurry Nelson fol
lernf Assembly. '"'
$: .. kimbarlk,
Keith Bros,
II. n. May,
!, c. 4. Corbin, Of. Insra.
ham. Corbin & May
G I. c. Mcri.ick,
$; G: Spanlding.
II. W. Dudley,
.. ". Barrett,
Kellogg s. Darrett,
Joseph a. Kolin,
!, Miller BROS. u Keep,
Wheeler, chapmAnE Co. !,
Hibbard, Spencer & Co; !,
F. D. Gray,
n Phelps, Dodge & Palmer,
clayburgh, EinsteIn 8:
ca.
George P. Gore & Co.,
Tholnns Lord,
o, D. 3. Fisk u Co.,
Richards, Shaw, Fitch &
II Wins1ow,
, Doggett, Bassett & Hills,
3. Fowler, :
Joseph Jones & Sons,
J, Kelley,
G. W. Adams,
II. {. Baker.
". u. Wells,
: L. Il. Smith,
s. ". A1lcrton,
=, C. W. Taylor,
Robert Carmichael,
John ". Rumscy,
]. Liy1ugstnr,,
G. z. Ccmstock & Co.,
+. .. Sherwood,
J, T. Sunderland,
G. 2, Adams.
J. H. Nbrton,
J. 3. Recil,e b Co.,
L. 3. Mitchell,
J. r. Bcns1cy,
Underwood s Co.,
J. 3. L yon.
Charles Il. Mann,
3. z. Murphey,
]: buckingham,
Johu E. Cow1cs,
Joseph =. Brown Iron s.
Steel Company ''''
Kin$eland q Co.,
c. Z. Trego,
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DlST|lLERY BURNED.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Nov. 4.-The distillery Of
Spring Water, opposite this city, burned this
morning. Loss heavy.
, 1876-11-05
HEADQUARTERS from weIl-lnown citizen of
cnarfa Is herewith given. It is IS follows:

Headquarters from Tellknown citizen OF
Snarta is herewith given. It is as follows:
cp.rrA. Tenn, Oct 3l.-DEAR S1n: Our Cir
cult Court has been in session for week past; and
the Grand Jury had in that:time found eleven true
hiIis against ku- k1ux. OF mcn psouling in dis
c;jsc, sna on last Saturday evening, our Judge
sns6e this proposition to the foreman Of the Grand
rTh:t If all the Kn~ Klux of the county yonld
cone e o. bo1d oi sc @ 'ns md
far n the bond That they should be pardoned for III
odenses except murder In response, seventy:
@ p, in vent R{s9 v aSa stoeSs hae ri! I
'g 4 put in et epss5sa aaet aaS @ Ts
fenee Of ku- Klnxing for the last i've yeara will
nov give vou few Of the small odenses commit:
I'd ii the last two years: Four muraers-3 whites
alen from the county Il white Widow neary beaten
todeath about five weeks ago: great many houses
forn down and several burnt
These crimes go unpunishcd because the Ku-
Klux hare, the power to intimidate even United
States Courts and Grand Juries in this State, XXX
- John T. noxIE - -
has most nefaIious scheme on hand. There Is
now no doubt but that be is coloniziug voters.
XTR1DUsE reporter had It from most excellent
anthoritv yesterday that arrangtments have
heen made at Colchour, on the Indiana State
line, to receive numbers Of illegal voters, They
are to be breughtin ty special trains and wagons
heen placed near the Illinois State line in order
to be on hand. Mark s. Thompson's hands, at
Stone Lake, arc to be brought en- masse.'
The construction train is to be used to bring
il 1000 roughs, who are to oyerrun the borders
Of Cook County. Whether this damnable
scheme will work remains to be- seen. The
entire Eighteenth Ward gang is said to be work
ing this job, and it Q question whether the rep
utable citizens Of this county will allow this
scheme to he carried through.
at County. Headquarters, corner Of Lake and
~. e{ran Nv nd %Hn
Committee have done IN enormous amount Of
work. Emery 4. Storrs speaks at West
Twelfth Street Turner Hall tomorrow
evening, and Gen. Logan will speak at aurora
Turner Hall These rallies will close the cam
paim:
selected as candidate for the Board Of Equaliza-
t{on In the First School District, -: ~'-e'
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There Is 8 reliable report that on the North
Side there will be an attempt to circulate tickets
, 1876-11-05

CossrANr1Nor1E, Nov. The foreign Am-
bassadors met at the residence of Sir Henry
Elliott, the British Ambassador, yesterday, to
settle upon methpd Of determining demarka-
tionline between, the belliggerent armies.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-14
,SHERTFrS SALES.


CstSerins sccorsseE.
0IxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans, No. 78O2-By virtue Of q writ
OF eeisuIe aud eale to me directed by the hon
orable the Sixth District Court ior the mar
ish OF Orleans, in the above entitled cause.
will proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer
chants and AuctiOneers' Rxchsn9e, ROYAL street
between Canal and Cust0mhouse streets I'm thc
Second District of this city, on SATURDAY. Ami
9, 1876, at twelve o'clock NJ, xll and singular the
following described property, together with ail
the buildings aud improvements thereon, and ID
purtenances thereof, and oil the rights. ways,
servitudns privileges and advantages thereunto
l. LOT or GROGND, Stu sted m thus city, N
the square bounded by GirOude, St. Paul, Poydrss
and Hevts streets. and designated as lot nhmeer
four on plan drawn BY Hugh Grant as stan,
survey OF, Oh the third Of December. 1882 annexed
70 an act from Robert C Ann0n to AlexAnd Jones'
passed before J. B. Marks, late a notsrv public in
ths CITY, on the eighteenth Of April. l840 said lot
measures IN American measure, twenty.Ono feet
u n inches front on aevia street, by depth of
parallel lines WIZ
.. CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND.
e'tuated IN the same square, and measuring eight
ieet 'front.' on Hevia STIR ct, by forty five feet sx
lncnes TWO lines in depth, between parallel lines;
rear OF lots numbers one and two ON the aforemen.
toned plan.
Said property was acquired BY defendant
herein by purchase from 10 seph p. kvot e.
per act passed before y. MSgner, late . notary
public in this city, under date Of fourteenth Of
June, 1870.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the SPOT
kU0ENR WAGGAMAN
mh8 II 10 ADS Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Oreanss