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FOR SALE.

w story brick tenement houses on
Twenty fifth street, Tor sale. They ar.
nearly new and in excellent repair. Zach
contains four rooms and Kitchen, and
both have good cellars. Any person de-
string cheap dwelling hou, well located,
ana upon reasonable terms, will do well
10 call. For full particulars apply 10 the
undersigned at their office, No. 1876 Chap.
line street, Wheeling, W. Va.
CRhCRAFT & COLE,
aprl5h Attorneys,
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No nomination being reached, the Con.
yention took recess until = o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
President Logan, at 2:l0 T. NJ, called
the Convention to order.
A. Bolton Caldwell, Esq, came for
ward and thanked the members of the
Convention for nominating him as their
candidate for County Judge, but as he
Was not yet legsllzed citizen, he would
have TO decline the honor.
MIR. Stanton nominated Mr.. William
Erskine As candidate in Mr.. Caldwelrs
place. There was no other nomination
made, aud Mr.. Erskine was unanimously
nominated as County Judge.
NOMINATIONS FOR SHERIFF.
The President ordered the members of
the Convention to get ready for another
ballot for Sheriff. 1t resulted rs follows:
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TO THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.

Publishers of Democratic papers
throughout the State will confer favor
by sending their papers until the close
of the campaign, to the headquarters of
the Democratic State Executive Com
ml.tee, No 1888 Market street, Wheel
ing. They will be kept on file for the
inspection OF our friends from all
quarters.
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FOR 9ALH.

CQUAREI THE CITY OF WHEEL,
y ing, bounded by Jacob, Water, Forty.
FIRST and Forty second streets, known as
the Samuel OFT property, containing about
three ~ acres. one large mansion house,
brick tenement and stable on the pro-
perry. street cars pass the property. For
terms, &C, apply 10
ANDERSON & PAUL.,
iyl7 1900 Market Street.
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The nomination Of Capt. Mccoy closed
the labors OF the Convention, and some
one moved that the Cor vention now ad-
journ. At this juncture j. Chancellor
Kemple got the Presidents eye, and be
proposed three cheers fer the National,
State and county ticket, which was i'm
medistely responded to by every Repub-
lican in the house.
The Convention then adjourned.
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TILDEN CLUBS.

TILDEN and HENDRICKS clubs through.
out the state are requested to send lists
of officers of their organizations to the
Democratic State Committee, No. 1888
Market street, Wheeling.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale

DING DESTROYS OF LEAVING
ID town offer the following property tor
sale, described as follows: Lot No. In
square one, situated on the corner OF Mar
ket and Thirty-third streets. The said lot
has two buildings thereon. containing
three rooms each. Also one brick build
Ing containing three rooms, situated on
the corner of II irty-third street and alley
b, In the Eighth ward. Terms reasonable.
Apply to ID. j. MCCORMICK.
iN.lSh
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West Wheeling Property

DOR SALE. / WILL SELL AT PRI-
10 vate sale. at low figure, one House
and Lot in " est Wheeling, at the head of
the ferry landing. Terms reasonable.
PHIL. MEDERr,
q Ib lG32 Mar. u Square.
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FOR SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made by William Doyle and Rebecca
Ann, his wife, TO the undersigned Trustee,
dated the 18th day of December, 1873, and
recorded in the Office Of the Clerk OF the
County Court of Marshall county, w. Va,
in Deed of Trust book No. l, folio 20,
will, on
Tuesday, the 22d day OF August, 1875,
commencing at IL o'clock A NJ, at the
Court House grounds OF the county of Mar.
shall, proceed TO sell TO the highest and
best bidder, the following described real
estate, to-wit: That certain piece or par
Gel of ground lying In Marshall county,
about one-halt mile below the town oil
Benwood; beginning at stake, corner to
George 10y, thence south in parallel line
with the Wheeling and Moundsville turn.
pike fifty-two and one-halt feet TO Shep.
McMechen's line; thence eastwardly one
hundred and seventy-five feet with said
line to n stake: thence northwardly forty
seven and half feet to George Logs line;
thence westwardly with said line one hun
dred and sIxty-five feet TO the place OF be-
ginning Designated as lot No. ! on the
plat. which lot was conveyed TO the seid
Doyle by Michael Farmer and wife, No
vember ID, 1872, and on record (in Mar
shall county Qn) Deed Book No. 20, folio
ia"
Selling as Trustee, shall convey such
title as is vested in me by said deed OF
trust.
Terms of Sale Cash.
GEORGE W. JEFFERS,
Iyl9-i Trustee.
J. w. MITCHELL, Auctioneer.
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TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE OF WHEELING d ELM GROVE
RAILWAY, No. 1915 MARKET ST..
Wheeling, August 18th, 1876.

RAILWAY, No. 1915 MARKET ST..
Wheeling, August 18th, 1861
Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until LIST september NJ 1t, at IL NJ, Tor
eXcava ton and mar onry on first four sec
lions of Wheeling and Elm Grave Railway.
First section extends from Market street
in Wheeling to west end OF city bridge, on
Peninsula, about IA miles. second Sec
ton TO east side of stack Yard run / mile.
Third section, to crossing Of Edgington's
lane, about ~ miles. Fourth section, TO
Thomas Hornbrook's place, on National
road, ~ miles.
Bids must be for each section separately,
by the cubic yard OF excavation In ca, tn.
loose rock and solid rock, to cover haul
not exceeding two hundred feet.
Bids for masonry TO be by cubic yard for
bridge masonry, which is to be ranged
work OF first-class, and culvert masonry to
be OF best quality of rubble.
At the same time and place sealed pro-
posals will be received for laying 1900
cross-ties 4 by 8, o feet long. to be delivered
on the grounds of the old Hempfield rail.
road, on Sixteenth street.
The company reserves the right TO reject
any and all bids. For plans and piofiles
apply at this office.
r. A. McCABE,
Secretary pro tenn, Wheeling and Elm
Grove R. II. ag2l
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WANTED---Aaents.

THE OONDIMENT . L FOOD COMPANY
i are prepared to appoint suitable par.
towns for sale Of their Condimental and
Gordon Foods for Horses, Cattle and
Poultry. Energetic, responsible parties
wishing to engage In profitable business
in which there IL no competition and no
rick will do well TO Enthusiastically
preferred. GEO. A. MUSTY,,
Supt. Continental Food Co., $50 Liberty
street. Pittsburgh Pa my3
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No one having received majority OF
all the votes cast,
SECOND BALLOT
was ordered and, after an unsuccessful
effort to drop the lowest candidates, was
taken and resulted as follows.
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MOTTO II.

4 LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
"A against the Wheeling and Benwood
Railroad Company, will present them for
payment before 3lst August, at office OF
winding up the Incorporation. BY order
OF Board of Directors.
ALONZO LORING,
ag2ls Secretary.
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HEADQUARTERS OF STATE COM.
MITTEE.

The Democratic State Executive Com
mittee has established its headquarters at
No. 1888 Market street, Wheeling, owe.
the Opera House drug store.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-22

No candidate having received major
ity of all the votes cast another ballot was
ordered, which resulted very much like
the other:
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TRUSTEES SALE.


Under AND By VIRTUE OF A DEED
| OF trust executed by Jacob Schimpf
and Barbara his wife. TO me as Trustee,
and recorded In the Office OF the CLERK OF
the County Court VI Ohio county, In deed
of trust book No. g. page IL, will, on
1876. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, proceed to sell at
public auction, at the front c0or OF the
Court House ofOhio county, TO the highest
and best bidder, the following described
real estate, to-wit: The north 20 feet
OF lot No. 2il, in the city OF Wherling, and
situated on the cast side of Eotf street, be.
tween alley 10 and Twenty-third street,
together with all buildings and improve
ments thereuntO bt longing. Title believed
to be good, but selling as trustee shall
convey only such as is vested in me by
said deed of trust.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
]. Fl. GOOD, Trustee.
]. w. MITCHELL, Auctioneer. augli
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DIED.

SMITH-On Monday. August q, 1875, at
3 Am, WILLIAM CHARLES. infant son Of
Charles and Mary Smith, aged ~ months
and u days.
Funeral from the residence OF William
McKeown, No. Ills Warren street, Man
chester, on Wednesday, August I'D, at IL
o'clock A. NJ.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
WILLIAM l.. HEAkN,
ROBERT SIMPSON,
ROBERT q. BARR,
JOSEPH w. MORGAN.
SHERIFF.
GEORGE 4. TlNGLE.
COUNTY JUDGE.
GEORGE L. BOYD.R
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
LEWIS n. JORDON.
ASSESSoR-CITY.
RALPH Ankle.
AssESsoR-CoUNTRY
WILLIAM III. CALDWELL.
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
A Long Session, and Sharp
Work.
An Unsuccessful Effort to
Butcher Britt.

The Convention met at the Court
House at 9 o'clock, aud was called 10
order by Henry Schmulbach, chairman
OF the County Executive Committee.
DIR. T. II. Logan was elected presid-
ing officer, and & G. Murdoch was made
Secretary with Capt. Mccoy OF Tria-
delphia rs assistant.
COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS.
On motion the following gentlemen
were appointed Committee on Creden-
tisls:
WashingtOn-Csleb Sylvis.
Madison George h. Wheat.
Clay-Hugh Sterling.
Union-George Kingdom.
Csntre-Jacob Kemple.
Wtbster-Isssc Barton.
Ritchte-John & Divine.
Riehldnd-Dr John English.
Triadeiph,a-Dr. } II. Storer.
Liberty Abram McCulloch.
COMMITTEE ON BASIS OF REPRESENTA-
TON.
A committee on basis of representa-.
ton was then chosen, as follows:
Washington-James Roberts.
Madison-A. G. Robinson.
Gay-W. NJ. Curtis.
Union-W. n. Tracy.
Center-James Reed.
Webster-G. P. Lynch.
R,tehie-F. Hanke.
Triadelphia-J. L. Sisson.
Liberty-W. b. Curtis.
Riehiand-Joseph Wsddle.
The committees retired to prepare their
reports, and the convention took recess
until the reports were ready.
On the re-assembling of the Conven-
ton, &. p. Lynch reported from the com.
mittes on Basis of Representation, recon-
mending the adoption of the vote cast Tor
General Golf for Congress in 1874, as fol-
lows:
Washington. ......... ................... SOS
Clsy................. -......... ............ $40
Union Observation-Disclosures. ............. $50
Centre. lis
Webster. ........................ ..... =. 345
htcnfe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...... $40
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. l73
............ 144
hichland. II
lOtal. ...... Z0lZ
A majority of which is 1907, which |
number will be required to nominate.
Hugh Sterling, from the committee on
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A majority of which is 1907, which
number will be required to nominate.
Hugh Sterling, from the committee on
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-23

At q Regular Session Of Bethany
Grange NJ. 2ll, held Sept. End, le1i,
the following Resolutions we're nnani.
mo,sly adopted:
Resoired, That we return "ur THINKS
to X. II. Ryland. NJ. d.. Worthy Mas
ter Of Louisiana State Grange, anil
Hon. z. II. Fay, Chairman of Exccu.
tive Committee, Louisiana State
Grange. for the valuable information
afforded u.s. in reference t. m AMI
cultural and Mechanical School now
! established in the suburbs Of New.
Orleans.
Rcsolred, That we desire the IT,.
moval of this school 10 some central
or more eligible locality.
Resolred. That we request whoever
shall represent us in the next General
| Asssmhly Of the State Of Louisiana,
10 use their influence to have the Az.
| ricultnral School removed from New
Orleans to Alexandria or Natchito-
! ches.
Rcsolred, That copies If these Reso.
lutions lH sent to the Son Of the Soil,
and the Peoples Tindimtor. and that
We respectfully request the Editors Of
these papers to publish the same.
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DRUGS AND MED1CfNES-Cheap
and pure ut MCCOOK l. BROS.

While Radical organs in Louisiana
are tackling TilAen's "Reve""e re-
turn" it would ~ well for some of
them to explain to the Republican
voter, the strange conduct of Robert
Raj, u Republican from the parish Of
Ouachita. Here il what he says:
Monroe, f.a., Sept. 4, 1876.
J. Ennemoser, Esq, Chsirma" FIX.
Conn, Republican Party, Parish Of
OuaclIita.
Dear Sir-I have to inform you,
and through you. the Pari.h Execu.
tive Committees of the parishes ii
M",el.onse and Richlanl. that | will
not snpp"'t the Republican State
ticket ~ at present constituted. nor
the nominee IT the party for Com
y,-ss IL this District. The make np
III the State ticket is IT such u char
actrr that, If elected, would not bring
what til. people If this State =" mucl.
need peace aud reform. lfthis c""rs,,
which l deem proper ~ pursue, is
satisfactory +" the party that n"mi-
mated me I will permit my name I"
be run, IL not, steps may lie taken {"
nominate some one else.
Iwaut it understood that l have
not abandoned my life long political
opini"ns. nor d" propose to ap"Io.
gize fr any political course have
ever taken
Yours very truly,
ROBT. RAY.
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"' inclusive '............... ;aso sss93, 90
In 1861 the valuation Of slaves prop
ertv was % eC3 90. which taken
from tho "A Oes 1877 m would leave
the valuation ~ pcrsooa| and zeal e..
,ate A. &c, 937. about what it was in
1865.
The s3e3 s,3 s6 il what this par.
ish has been forced to pay in parish
taxes alone since 1866. Add I" this
the state taxes. ai6',:j95, also paid,
and we have the enormous sum Of
four hundred and eightv three thousand
eight hwndred AND eighty eight dollars
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Special Notice.

The citizens of the Wards nam.
ell below, are requested to assem-
ble in Mass Meeting at the places
aud upon the days named, az the
candidates of the Democratic par.
ty of the parish and other promi-
nent Speakers will address them
on the issues, on those several oc.
casiOns.
All voters will attend, as regis.
tration will be opened on those
days.
Campte, Sept. 22d, 1876.
Broadwells Store, Sept. 18th.
Allen, Sept. 9th.
j. j. A. Martins, Sept. 80.
Ccjron Church, Oct. I'd.
JAS. Beazley, Oct. 9Th.
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For Legislature,
MORTIMER PEROT,
II. H. HATHORN,
!. ALPuONSE PRUDHOMME,
For Recorder,
GEO. w. KEARNEY.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We wish it distinctly under
stood that il candidates nOmina.
ted for Office are unwilling to pay
for their announcement, We shall
not announce them. This rule We
have adopted in common with our
Conservative contemporaries, and
it will not be deviated from and
includes all candidates not upon
the National and State tickets.
Our terms are a. follows:
Nominees for Congressional and
District officers, go
Nominees for Parish Judge, Leg.
islature, Sheriff, Clerk, Recorder,
aud Coroner, Ola
Nominees for Police Jurors 90
Nominees for Ward and City
officers. %
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-23

Dr.. II. V. Rrdlfrll, the rowing
Southern correspondent II the Gin
cinnati Commercial, VII" ia = fair
minded man, although, = Republican,
thus sums np his conclusions concern
ing the employment II the army /"
the elections in the Southern States:
The steps ~ the Government look j..
ing to the protection Ut voters by
the USE III the army make something
If savage feeling here; Int the
people tin.l consolation in the rtlec-
tin, that il will l".e the Republican,
PARTY thousands If VOTES in the North.
q. L doubtless will. Nv notion il
that it will lose i've votes in thu
North where it makes One here. II
will, in fact. make not the least diff.
ference with the whites Of the Sontl'.
~ they will vote the Democratic ticket
aug way, troops or ~ tlNDps."
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VANI'BD!
unnn BEEF CATTLE for which
HIM the highest CASH prices
U will be paid by the under.
signed on delivery IT
ClOutierville.
1OVV L.CHARLEvlLLE.
9 . = . . 9 . =

10 THE WORKING CLASS,-WS ars nde
prepared to furnish al classes with constant
employment at h",ae, the who'll VI the time,
or for their spare moments. Rlsinoss ncw.
light and profitable Persons Of either sex easi::
/: yp,onortiona, sum by devotsng their whole
time 10 tho business Boys aud girls earn near
~ MS much an men. That oil who see this no.
tice may send their address, and test tho bu.
siuess We make this unparalleled offer: 70
such % are not well satisfied we will send
one dollar to pay for the trouble Of writing.
Full particulars. samples worth several dol.
anil Fircsidle. ono Of tho largcst and heat Illus
trate.i Publications, all sent free BY mail
Reader. if yoM want permanent profitable work
address. GEORGE STlNSON & CO., Portland,
Maine. Septic.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-23

Governor DorslIeimer Of New York
will enter upon the campaign in Ohio
about the 18th. It il intended ~ give
him a number ofapp"iut ments, b"t|
in German and English, he speaking
one language as we'll as the other,
and he viii doubtless lie Of grea,
service in the State campaign. The
appointments for him will be made
out in a day or two.
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BOARD AND LODGING-Only
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS
per DAY, at Burdick's Boarding House.

Capt. Sam Hynes was examined be-
fore the Parish Judge gu Tuesday
last, with relation to bic killing Of
Sullivan, a short 'time back. The
testimony in. the case was given ]" .
full and truthful manner, aud eutire.
" exouoIstss lily nee from crimo in
the killing. Sullivan was 4 desperate
man, and had threatened to kill
Hynes on sight, and knowing him tn
he q man Of HE word, the Captain
only took the initiative, and killed
Sullivan. Captain Hynes was dis
charged from custody.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-23
Our Tlcket-Match It.

Congratulation Is scarcely the name
for the manifestation with which the
y,ry tnll delegation, every ward he.
ing represented, to the Democratic
Conservative Convention were greet
ed upon the completion of their Ia.
lm,s. Profound joy was marked ~"
every face, and patriotism boiled
over in hearty shouts and warm hand
shaking.
The breakers were safely pa<s"!
and old Natchitnch-s presents I" the
'nc u ticket, the strongest in all its
puts. crer nominated by any C""r'"-
ton in our parish. 7" "nr friends it
will command the solid vote "f the
party, and make sad havoc with tile
plans Of the enemy, for the can''i'
dates nominated will carry a very
large negro vote.
II. II. HathoyD. N. PerOt and J.
All. Prudhomme, for the Legislature
combine solid strength that is irresis-
tible. J. +. Keegan, for Sheriff; X
f.. lIannett, for Parish Judge; Z
Mason, for Clerk; DR.. G. Hamlin, fol
Coroner, and Geo. W. kearney, tn
Recorder, arc each towers Ut inval
ncrabilty.
And our Police Jurors headed by
c. l.. Walmsley, with II. McClendon'
F. Jennings, L. Chopin and W. c
Ross, are ~ fair a body and as repre-
sentative gentlemen ~ could *
found in any parish IN the State.
In fine, the Convention responded
to the demand Of the times, the PEG
pie aud the party, aud nominated q
ticket that will sweep the parish will
good I've hundred majority in No
vember next.
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A CARD.
TO the shippiux n,ld Travel,
inI Public.

In consequence Of the present low stage
Of water the steamer Bart Able has bssb
withdrawn from the New Orleans and
Grand Ecore trade and the steamer C..
II. d rice substituted, :or which boat I
salicit q continuance Of your patronage.
Az NOON ~ business will Justify it, it 70
my purpose TO enter an additional week.
~ packet leaving on Opposite days to the
Dnrfee, thereby Attending increased op.
portnnities for shipping cotton and or.
dering supplies.
I leg 10 return my thanks for tho lib.
eral support you have extended inc. null
to assure you that while I can mako trips.
without serious detention, no increase Of
prcsens rates need he anticipated.
, Very respectfully,
r SlNNOTT.
Sept. 1921. Steamer Bart Able.
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From the Warrington Rep. Sept IL.

From the Waskinyton Rep. Sept ]3.
Some controversy and accom- pnny.
ing wild statesments have been pro-
vokrd Nv the public announcement ut
that Carl Srl,urz has informed his
personal friends that the chances "l
Republican success in Obi" and IN.
diana are prerarions. r" pnt these
controversies 1T rest. we rise to rx.
plain that Mr.. Srl,n'z. TO the best Of
| our information. did write letter I"
IN intimate friend. in which the pre-.
dictiun referred t" was most "neq"iv.
malIy pronounced. III explanation
| Of this. it is ASSERTED, that his speeches
in til" campaign thus far have been
II lmsplpss assault upon the Admins
tration If President Grant. IN TIL
opinion Of competent party authority
speeches Of this kind are not calculated
to ad,uMce the interests Of the common
cause. and. II Is rMmored NJ. SrhMr:
was adrised to mend his rays. Hence
these tears.
From the same, Sept. l2.
It il not remarkable that the first
trcmor or doubt If Rcpuhlican success
in Obi" and Indiana to co':,e to Us
from any politician Of sufficient prom
ineuce to deserve consideration,
should reach us privately Of course
from Carl ScI,urz. This man has dc.
clared his Republican allegiance, and
his talents have been engaged for ~
purpose but to spread Republican
truths. If We are tn have prophets
Of disasters his lips should, by oil
means, remain Osed.
From the Warrington Star, Sept IL.
The Star of this evening, in reply
to the above, published the following
"A report is in circulation that
Carl Schnz has written to . friend IL
Washington, a prominent Republi
can, that the German vote Of Ohio il
almost solid for Titden, and that On
less sOIne energetic measures On
| taken to effect a change of opinion in
the element. Ohio will certainly e
Democratic" The letter in questioI
was not written to q prominent Re
publican, bnt . member of Mr.
Scanrz'S family.
Zach Chandler. who is in this city
| said Yesterday that Nj. Schu'z's re.
latIns with him, II MT intimate. bad
| not lur~n unpleasant. He added thai
| there xas no truth in the story ~ hi
interference with any If Mr.. Scl'arz'a
appointments.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-23

TIE elections in Maine aud Yer
mont, are encouraging to the Demo.
cracy. Full votes were Wlled ia
both States. In Vermont the RepuO'
lican gain was 4l5 while the Demo
cratic game was l,422. The majori.
ty for the Republicans being reduced
over four thousand.
In Maine, tho Republicans had, in
1868, q majority Of 81, 4Gs; in Sep.
tembtr, 1872, they had 1876 in
this other Presidential year, they are
driven down to 1900. So on the
largest vote ever cast, the Republican
majority ia from six tn eight thousand
less than it has been in any Presi'
dental year. 1t is = better triumph
Tor the Democracy than that of Yer
mont, even. and leads IA mp to tht
October contest with assurances If q
splendid victory al along the line.