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All these abuses, wrongs and crimes, the
Product OF sixteen years Of the sscendancy
OF the republican party, create u necessity
Tor reform, confessed by republicans them
selves, but their reioTmers are voted down
10 convention and displaced from the
cabinet; tue party mass Of honest voter,
L. powerless to resist the eighty thousand
fceholders, it, leader. and guides.
R.fo'm can only he had by peaceful,
civic revolution. We demand change of
administration, change of party, that we
may have { change OF measures and OF men.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-10

4 wharf 1nspsction Canal Dredging =
4 acrAper for Eads -fha uuasets-rassa
streets
No allusion meant to towing shells,
but oIam shells, of which large pile
stands Al the Mlneburg Lake iJnd, aud
are to be used, by order OF Major Burke,
to repair the road from Milneburg TO
Bayou st. John. In anticipation of the
grand regatta. That portion OF the old
shell road lying along the old canal and
Bayou st. John TO Spanish Fort, being
under control Of the Canal Company.
will have to be attended to by tho com
pany II In need of repairs but II In un-
dersteod to be In fair condition.
Major Burke has also requested Mr..
Hardee. City Surveyor to make gen
eral inspection OF the whnrves and re-
port on their condition, This Is proba-
bly, for the purpose Of correcting the
belief OF some Of the Administrators
that II will take large sum to put the
wharves Ia thorough repair.
Capt, Tads having applied to the City
Council for the loan of one Of its dredg'
Ing machines 10 aasiHt In scraping the
river bottom Of the ietties In order to
facilitate friction by the current, Major
burke will probably lend the ''olan
shell" TO Capt. Eads on account OF lts
great power, particularly fot this object.
The intention Of Capt. Esds In simply to
disturb the hard bottom aud not to
etually remove the mud.
The administrators. Of improvements
a .4xS1t txass ,af ia
street gangs and an Increase OF the
pavior gangs IA he oonte,nplates 10 go
Immediately 10 work and repaif the
cobble stone streets, such as. Richard
aud Robin, leading TO the most fre-
a,iented commercial thoroughfares.
ffheae aide streets have been for soine
time past In great need ri improvement,
but under the new orders will all be
placed In frataulasH condition for the
opening of the commercial season,
Mr., Burke IL also inquiring into the
cost Of dredging Claiborne ana other
canals in the Third District. which have
filled ,ip 80 badly that n heavy rain over
tlows them. especially Claiborne canal.
to the great annoyance OF the people OF
the neighborhood.
II was expected that Administrator
Brown would present his report on the
budget tomorrow. when the Council
meets, but for several reasons the re-
port will be deferred One Of these
reasons la the probability Of the. closing
up Of the private markets, which will
necessarily increase the value OF the
public markets and therefore the reve-
nues of the city. In fact since
the opinion of Judge Lynch
on the market question has been made
known, several new offers have been
made TO the city for the markets, which
are said To be great improvements on
previous ones. 1t may, therefore, under
the circumstances. be. unnecessary TO
reduce the number of the oity's en-
ployeeH or tho salaries Of those who
would have been retained under the
original proposition.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-10

ton for New Orleans. fsiver falling .
feet In the canal
EVANSVILLE. July g.s~Rfvst rising
Weather clear and hot. Down Hobt
Mitchell and Golden Rule at 10 am.
tr. Louis, July o. River fallen ts
inoheH. Weather cloudy and cooler.
SOUTHWEST Pans, July 2, o. p. IN. --Ba-
ronetor 2p. 10. Wind south, southwest
and very light. Weather hazy and
warm
Arrived Steamer Brashsar. at a.. m,
Forbes MISTER. from New York, to q. A..
Whitney 81 90. American schooner E1.
celsior, Arpet master, u days from
Huatan, with fruit to Joseph Maeheoa
u Go.
Sailed Steamship City of Merida,
ships Virginia, Crescent City and Get
tysburg, and barks Rome and Wetters
horn.
New YonK, July Arrived out War
ror, Preston, Oasis, Alma. Acacia, Elm.
bla. Arrived Steamer Celtic.
NEW YoHK, July =. Arrived out City
Of BerliQ
CHAH1rsroN. July ARRIVED Steamer
Ashland from New York. brig q. u.
Kelly from Boston, schooner II. 7. Sim
mons from Alexandria, Va, schooner
=. 4. Willetta from Baltimore. OF
port Schooner BIN. Hawkins for New
York. Sailed Brig Arr6yante, Emilio.
Barcelona.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-10
CITY ITEMS.

About quarter to O'Clock this morn
ing a fire, that is supposed to be the
work of an incendiary, was discovered
in a chicken house attached to the un-
occupied dwelling at the corner of Fifth
and Carrollton avenue. The chicken
house was the property of Mr.. Saloy,
aud was entirely destroyed whether in
sured or not could not be ascertained /;
loss $3.50.
Bob Butler was taken in tow by the
''cops," Hennessey and Pecora, at 10
o'clock this morning, on the long
charge, dangerous and suspicious thirty
days Parish Prison.
About half-past seven O'Clock thit
morning, on the levee, head OF Marke.
street, negro. named Victor Terri
bonne, was the victim Of pistol-sho
wound in the right arm, the weapon be-
ing In the hands of one Paris Boyd,
who, after the contamination of the
deed, surrendered himself ct the Sixth
Precinct Station. The wounded man
was taken to . nei9hboring store, where
his wounds were dressed ana pro-
nounced not serious.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-10
CON " nrmCsAl.

GOTTON@1hs bale of new Hio Grande cotton
cnnsigped 10 MeaarH Gordon Il ionila has been
received aud a sample may bs ssen ut their
counting room. II IL olsssed good style mid
ding.
The market continues quiet, but we notice
more inquiry with sales thus far Of 200 bales.
Nothing has itnuspired to indicate any uuotable
variation In prices, The dispatches report
Liverpool quiet al previous rates, W tn sales Of
1000 bales and arrivals dull Hayrs fiat and
York duh and easier for spots, without ehangs
In quotations and with but little variation on
futurnH, some months being n fraction lower and
others fraction higher. Sterling exchange
easlef
On Saturday, when The sales proper embraced
apo bales tho market closed Mt the following
quotations.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-10

June has gone. the dear, delicious
month of tender fruits and blooming
roses. We take one long, lingering look
at the receding loveliness, and turn
about with pain in our hearts to grapple
with those months in which victuals
must be eaten up to save them from
spelling. Danbury News.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-10


''"'' ~ ''' oEo. j. DUNCAN
Fon Bayou SARA. IN Place Of The Cor.
dIiea aud ". y. Plke.-The Ouachita
Belle. under command OF Capt. Jno. j.
Brown. with Messra. Streck and Green,
in the office. leaves for the above and all
postofflee landings every Monday and
Friday at s D. m. Messrs. Hite ~ Car
lin, No. 3 Tchoupitoulas street. are her
agents.
TuE WEArHER.--Is clear this morn
ing, with good breeze along the river
front.
BUSINESS. Since our last there has
been very little doing along the land
ing.
THr KAT1E.-This peerless passenger
packet, at present filing the place OF
the II. f. Lee, Is receiving at the head
of Canal street for vicksburg and all
way landings. Capt. VIM. Campbell
commands, and Mr.. A. McVay has
charge Of her Office. She will leave
every Tuesday at 8 p. m. until the new
Lee arrives.
FoR OpELousAs.-TheR Robt. Young,
Will Daniels, master, j. Il. Schmidt,
clerk, leaves as above every Wednes-
day, at s p. M, taking freight Tor all
landings on Bayou des Glaizes, making
close connections for that stream with
steamer Salle Mt Simmsport.
FoR RED RrvER.-The line packet
Lotus No. 3, ID. d. Dannals. master,
leaves Wednesday, 12th inst, at p. m,
for Jefferson, Shreveport and all way
The HoT SPRINGS. The boats OF the
New Orleans and Red River packet
company. will put passengers through
to this famous watering place as quick
and cheap as by any other route. For
particulars inquire at Ill Gravier street.
The New LEE.--Captain Cannon is
pushing forward the work OF completing
this magnificent steamer as fast as pos
sible. She will be with US ere many
days. ,, rv.,,,
will be receiving tomorrow to leave
Wednesday, the 18th, at p. m, for
Ouachita City, Trenton, Monroe, and
all landings intermediate on Ouachita
and Black rivers.
Ho! FOR GRAND IsLE.-The steam
yacht G.. NJ. L., M. McSweeney, master,
leaves as above every Tuesday and
Saturday, at a. M, from the head Of
st. Louis street, touching, both going
and coming, at the head of Jackson
street and Louisiana avenue. Fare !:
" b0.
At last accounts Red river was rising.
From Morning Press Dispatches
VfcKsBURG, July 9.--The river rose
inch to-day. Shreveport went up at p.
m. Cherokee down at p. m. City Of
Helena arrived at 8 p. m.
MEMPHIS, July 9.-River rose inches :,
stands % feet inch. Splendid rain fell
to-day. Mercury 80. Arrived: Cons.
Millar, for Cincinnati. Departed: Chas.
Morgan, for Cincinnati Maude, for st.
Louis; Grand Republic, for New Or
leans, and Ste. Genevieve, for Vicks-
burg.
CINCINNATI, July 9.-River 15 feet l
inch and rising Weather clear and hot.
PITTsBURG, July 9.-River feet and
falling. Weather clear and hot.
CAIRO, July 9.-Arrived: Grand Lake
from New Orleans at IL p. m, Capitol
City from Vicksburg at a. m, City Of
Vicksburg from st. Louis ats. Departed !:
Grand Lake for St. Louis at / a. m.,
Capitol City for st. Louis at 8, City OF
vicksburg for vicksburg at p. N.
River "a feet and rising. Weather rainy
and warm.
LOUISVILLE uly9.-Departed Arling-
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-10

lFH FH'fFF fftHf NV --,-..- -
We continue to quote exceptional paper at
40 per cent per annpm discount. Al do.
ipsat2 and second grade iseele. First class
MORTGAGES rule at gt1te per cent per annuin.
while spnond grade are entirely nominal.
Gold opened at ii1@ii2it. against 1874 at New
York, aud now rules ut liis@tt2s, against
III Y In TINT market . .
Under the decline Of gold In New York sterling
ls 10 lower and francs + per cent. the former
being now isiptrd nj 5He9Et5 for bill OF ladtng
and 4 ulenr, ~mbig for back, and =@btes Tor
hank euunteT rate aud francs NJ -nt.Ga Tor
commercial xpsi nominal for bank,
The benks epninse tg gheuk on New YORK ~
ss per cent premium. aud commercial sight w
etil quoted mt Il
No sales 81 securities are reported
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-10
ny Railroad

NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
"a bales cotton 800 bbls lime ess bbls rosn 100 SKIS
oil cake ...s........
MORuAN'H LOUISIANA AND TEXAS II r.
1 bale cotton " SKIS seSd cotton slas6 In specie
gisB dry hides 455 head cattle.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-10
Improvement in

Improvement in
HOTOG RA p H Y.
THE FINEST WORK IN THIS CITY.
MICROSCOPIC PICTURES SET IN EYER
DESCRIPTION or JEWELRY.
THEY ARE PERFECTION ITSELF,
AND
VERY REASONABLE IN PRICE.
Photographs Enameled in the Latest style of
Italian Art
Faded Pictures retouchsd or ENLARGED to any
size and perfect likeness guaranteed.
JOHN Fl. CLARKE, Photographer,
a16 smSu No. 101 Canal street,
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-10
Reynolds Iron Works,
Corner Delord and Fulton streets
W. H. REYNOLDS, Proprietor,
postofice Box 1890, Mechanics Exchange
Box 400,

Box 400,
Manufacturer and Dealer In
ELEVATORS = Timpe's Patent Hand and
Steam Power Elevators for Stores, Warehouses.
ETC.
WIRE ROPEFor Elevators kept constantly
on hand.
Celebrated Revolving Wrought
Iron Screw, Plantation Cotton Press.
CAREY'S-Patent Ground Auger for Wells.
Fen 70 Posts. etc.
ESTIMATES-Made on application for Iron
Fronts, Ornamental Columns, RaiIings. Fences
Galleries. Verandahs. and every description OF
Wrought and Cast Iron Work for Bridges. Flat
and Box Cars for Railroads, Plantation. Steani-
boat and Machinery In General.
Send for Circulars. fe2
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-10
Arrived sunaay.

Arrived sunday.
Steamship Bfasbeaf. Forbes, from New York.
ist inst. To Cbas A. whitney Agiers.
schooner Excelsior, Atnet, ~ DAYS from Rua
taa. TO J. r Maeheosa fio Tiet
STEAMBOATS,.
Mary Ida. Ruiz. from Upper Coast.
tlarrie A. Thorn, Orty, from Lower Coast.
Wawenoek. Taylor from Lower Coast.
Waioon, HUH. fton Lower Coast.
Henry 1ets. Apcon, from Bayou Iefourebe.
Katie, Campbell from Vieksbttrg.
Oupeliita Belle Brown. from Bayou Sara.
Imports.
NEW YOHB-Per steamship Brashear ms
sorted mdse.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-10
RED RIVER.


NEW ORLEANS AND HE'D HIyER TRANS
PUHTATION COMPANY sTEA MEfls
Mary Louiss. Tsxas,
II. r. Bryaty. Lotus No.
Col A. p. KouBs. w. J. BehHhI
La Belle. Belle H.wlanA,
re~s~ FOR BIfHEyEPOHT, JEFFER-
Lazkssu&ut son. Upper iied River, Mndsn
@Ae Gonahaita, Grand Erote, A1exans
dfia and all way and plantation landings -feavs
ing New Orleans as follows
For Shreveport and Jefferson.
tsaavas on WEDNESDAY July "a. ut b. ~.
Lotus NO. 70.
u H. Dannas. MASTER
M wiintfboat charges will bs made III freight
Consigned ~ tbs som rany nj The mouth of ted
River.
Forwarding freighs consigned W. the eofnpany
NJ New Orleans will t,e handled free Uf dfayaes
and commissions.
For freight or passass. apply or board of the
boats. or al the Office of ths eonpnny No. III
Drawer street. J0s. A. AIKEN Al President
HTTE h CARIIN, BilITT0A 4 EPPLEH,
dtp LORD n MGFEAKE. Agents.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-10

Receipts on sunday
UPPER COAST--Psr steamer Mary tda@5i
bales hay.
LOWER COAST-Psr steamer Carris A Thorn
-sundries tu order.
LOW IEH COAHT@Per steamer Waweboak---
sundrles 10 order,
LOWER COAaT-Pef steamer Waloon---
sundfiea to gtder.
HAYOU SAHA-psr steamer Ouachita Belle
81 bales cotton SKIS cotton seed.
JAFOURGH E-Pef steamer Henry Tsts@@2o
hhds sugar 2ga SKIS rice.
VICR ABUHft-per steamer Katie---@tGp bales
cotton OF SKIS cotton seod ~ aks seed cotton $40
sks oil cake 20 hhds sugar / hid tobacco.
Hy Railroads
MOHaANR LOUISIANA AND TEXAS II
4 bales eetton III bugs weol i1s head cattle.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-10

Receipts this M0rning.
LOWER C0AST-aPet steamer J Frazer
sunarias to order.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-10
MARINE NEWS.

n. o. DEMOCRAT OFFI0E. July 10, tsrs.
Arrives this Mernins.
No arrivals from SEQ
sTHAMBoArs
] y Frazer. Canton from Lower Coast
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-10

MonHny, July To- IbI6- = MI
IN. undersigned, In assuming charge Of the
River Department Of tho DAILY nEMocRAT. re-
apaci lily AplioitA from his steamboat friends II
continuance of tho patronage so il'orhlY eN-
tandad during hia connection with the Now Or
leans tprseeai and hntiatn
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-10
STEAM BOATS.
GRAND ECoRE.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. at 8 q. m.
csTs1s- FOH GRAND E0nHE, MDNTs
k.sAsSs VI aEk ggmefy. Alexandria. .Normats
AeFNsN Wares. Bafbins' and all way snd.
lnEs Intermediates on the mississippi and Hsd
Mvsrs The steamer
New Hart Able.
H. Binbott. master, Geo o. Hanilton, aerk.
For freight or passage apply on boArd, pf 10
ADAMS h WORK,
dnta en- No Commercial Place.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-10

present from the same State ~ we'll es
principals. Permanent organization was
efTao, "a by eleoting Chandler Chairman
and n. g. Mccormick Secretary.
Representatives from the Union
League and aoldiers and sailors Of the
veteran Association promised 10 aup.
port the ticket.
A communication was received from
the Spencer, Ala, delegation. asking re.
rounitiop and assistance.
The Chairman appoints the Executive
Committee.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-10
ono Hundred and seventy Wen Sunstrucl
six Physicians Laid Up.

six Physicians Laid Up.
PHILADELpHIA, July 9.--Thermometer
yesterday %. Several deaths reported
from heat.
ToRoNro, July s.-Thermometer yes
terday SO.
TRENTON, N. j., July s.--110 degrees in
the shade. 40 men at Camp Bedle were
prostrated, and many are in dangerous
condition. Thirty dropped unconscious
as the brigade stood in dress parade to-
night. Gov. Bedle's son fell, but re-
covered.
LATER. increasing. Six
out of seven brigade physicians are
down. Every available Trenton physi-
clan was called TO assist. Gov. Bedle
has Just ordered the first brigade home.
OEEo.
Democratic Ratification Meeting Let
ter from senator Thurman.
CINCINNATI, July 9.-Judge HeadIy,
Geo. A. Pendleton, +. Hessenrek and
Others addressed the ratification meet
ing last night. A letter was read from
Thurman, urging every Democrat TO
support the ticket. He did not believe
the State was lost.
PHILADELPHIA.
Meetfng OF the National Republican
ommittee-Chxtrmsn Elected.
PErLADELPEIA, July S.--Ths National
Republican Committee met. Absent,
Texas. Kansas and West Virginia. John
T. Averill was chosen Chairman. Itwas
decided that hereafte 7 proxies must be
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFoE N. o. DEMOCRAT. /
Monday, july 10. 1876. ~ m. !
MON ETAWv.

NHw ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-10
THE EAsTEWN WAN.
4 Grest Hattie Expected Gen. Zach sit
pcrsedrA.

LONDON, July D.-The Observer las
evening issued ~ special edition con
tanning Paris telegram which states
that Servian dispatches announce tha
agreat battle II expected at Bagalina
The war minister has superseded Gen
Zach. In consequence of bis recent de
feat
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-07

whose active partisan service of Cover
nor Hayes is q gross violation OF his de-
clared principles as to the use of the civil
service2 Will he do 80 comely and decent
thing as to dismiss James N. Tyner
from the post Office department, placed
there at the bidding of Senator Morton,
for the purpose of securing his official
help Ia this canvass, which he is giving
freely? Will he put back in the Treas
ury Bristow, and Bluford Wilson, and
Pratt, and Yaryan, and thus invite the
hostility of Grant and his powerful body
of friends, and incur the wrath OF the
whole army of whisky thievesY Will he
make it perfectly understood that Sena-
tors and Representatives shall no longer
be consulted in the disposition of Fed
eral patronageP To every one of these
questions the Senator gives the answer,
No, and you all understand az well as l
do, that the orthodox Republicans of In
diana are not the men to differ with him
in opinion.
THE SUPPORT OF TILDEN--THE MAN.
And here, at length, reach my final
question involving the propriety and
honesty of vote for Tilden and Hend-
ricks. 1t must be quite apparent that
what ! have said has considerably
smoothed the way to the answer; for
if the Republican party is so hopelessly
demoralized that its reform is impossi-
ble its destruction becomes puplic du-
ty and whoever 70 regards it has a
right to lay hold of the only weapon
which can now be employed for the
purpose with any hope of success But
| do net rest the case upon this point.
| propose to deal with the question as
an Independent topic, and i'll approach
ing it l already imagine some of my
Republican friends mentally asking the
question which has already been pro-
pounded to me several times in words;
How can an Old anti-slavery man, who
fought the Democrats so zealously in
the early days Of Abolitionism, and
poured out upon them your denuncia-
tions so remorsely during the war-how
can you reconcile it to yourself to sup
port such men as Tilden and Hend-
ricks? Well, gentlemen, / have un-
derstood in different ways, and for
years belle ed it to be fact, that the
war is over. According to my almanac,
the last gun was fired about eleven and
a half years ago, 80 that we are now
[COncIuded on sirth pag j
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-07
LEGAL
SHERIFF. SALE.
silas A. Conrad VS. George W. Hickman ct al,

silas A. Conrad VS. George W. Hickman ct al
BY virtue of a I'd order to sell issued from the
court Of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio, and
10 me directed will offer for sole at public out
cry at the door Of the court house In the city OF
Canton, on
Saturday, September 23d, 1876,
the following described real estate situate IN said
county to-wlt: Two parcels and parts of lots nun
Der so and 81 in the city of Massll0n, bounded as
follows: Beginning for one of said parcels at the
southwest corner Of lot number eighty.one Is on
Muskingum street. thence north along the east
side of Muskingum street 20 feet thence east
parallel with Charles street 100 feet; thence
south parallel with Muskngum street 70 feet to
north line of Charles street; thence west along
the north line of Charles street 100 feet to the place
of beginning and for the other of said parcels,
beginning on the east line Of snid Muskingum
street 70 feet from the southwest corner Of said lot
eighty-one (8ll thence north along the said east
line of Muskingum street 70e 10 an alley thence
east along the south line Of said alley one hun
dred (l00J feet thence south parallel with Mus
kingum street seventy (70) feet thence west para-
lei with said Charles street one hundred QOO feet
10 the place of beginning.
The above two parcels TO be sold separately.
First parcel appraised at 5000
second parcel appraised at $500
Sale TO commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms
cash.
augA-e Up. RAUCH, Sheriff.