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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-08

Martha Wayt ct ais.
In pursuance Of n degree in the above named
cause, entered by the County Court o. ohlo
County on the 9Th day OF September, 1910, inc
undersigned Special Commissioners Will sci a.
Public Auction at the front door oil tho Court
House Of Ohio County, on .....'
Saturday, October J, 1875. at 10 o'clock A. @.'
tract Of valuable real estate lately owned and oc-
cupIed lyy William p. Martin, lying about seven
miles from the city Of Wheeling, and described IS
follow, to-Wit: A tract Of land situate In Ohio
county, on tho waters Of Big Wheeling creek,
and containing about one hundred and eighty
acres, more or less, and having the following
boundaries: Bginning at q stake IN Clay foaai
poles; thence !. 81 E. u poles; thence % Il. G5H
roles; thence 8. Sc b. "a polca to beech, corner TO
The heirs Of Thomas Baird; thence 3. A POLES 70
hickory: thence y. Il W. 1915 poles to Will Q OAK
thence N, "a Z o. poles 10 white oak; thence n.
81 z. "a poles to a white oak stump; thence n. 10
E, IS poles to'an ash; thence n 81 W. IS poles 10
sugar; thence N. 50 W. IS poles 10 rcd oak thence
n IS E. 50 poles to white oak; thence N. ~ Z. u
poles TO the place Of beginning.
This property ID u well wAtercd Farm, Of hne
land, with the usual timber and improvements,
and being but short distance beyond Elm Grove,
Is within easy reach Of the Hemp6eld Railroad aud
the National Road.
TERMS on SALE-0ne-thlrd Of tho purchase
money, or Us much more M the purchaser may
elect, cash In hand on the day Of sale apd the re-
mander In two equal installmentB,. payable 10 one
and two years, respectively, from the day Of sale,
with interest from that day, tho payment o. the
deferred nstallments TO be secured 10 the satslae-
ton Of the Commissioners.
HI. ~ HANNIBAL FORBES,
- HENRY NJ. RUSSELL, l
Rec-d1W Special Commissioners.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-08
For SALE.
m,pnsrEE,s SALE.

By virtue Of deed Of trust made By oa SrS1
Martin and Augusta his vile y the iS1S HnS ~.
corded In me Clerks ONCE Of the County ConsI q
Ohio county, west Virginia, 10 Deed Of 1tuAl booh
NJ . T'ogss BOA and 2el. will on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-08

srUuLIcAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF WE
VIRGINIA.
A.w. CAMPBELL, chalrRan, Wheeling.
i, II, LOGAN, Treasurer,
W. j. W, C0WDEN, Secretary,
j, r. HOKE, KeySor City.
j. g. CUNNINGHAM, 81. Adams.
c, C, COLE, PaIkersbuEg.
b. II. WILLARD, Point Pleasant.
q, ". ATKINk0N, Charleston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-08
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER s, 1870.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, TICKET.

lTIUNAL HEFUbLIVHN IIVhEH
FOR PRESIDENT,
RUTHERFORD 8 HAYES,
OF ONO.
VICE PIEapEST,
WILLIAM A. WHEELER.
'H or INV YORK.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-09
Exchange on Chicago, New York

And all the principal cities East and West
IL . u q II II n ~ - SOLD
Exchange on England, Ireland, Scotland and all
i'm portan points In Continental Europe drawn sums 10
suit purchasers.
U. -. Revenue stamps OF all denomina
tons Constantly on hand and for sale.
United states bonds, Local Securities
Gold and Silver bought and sold
To those who favor with their patronage would say
shall be able extend such facilities accommodation
trust will prove to them satisfactory and profitable
Bank open from 9A.M toIP.M.
Il. c. JORDAN, Cashier
Orta Fuh
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-09

hope for reform by continuing a parry III
power that has violated every pledge II has
ever made In that direction? Inc only as
surance we have is the naked promise OF one
man, who. il elected, Morton tells you VIII
be controlled 10y his party or he wi II be broK-
down, and you will all know what that means
But what are we to expect from the election
of Tllden? Mr.. Schurz gives US the text III
the following words
Gov. Tllden has won his reputation as a
reformer mainly by the prosecution OF me
canal ring in the State OF New York. VIII
not follow others in questioning his motives,
but readily admit that prosecution TO nave
been an enterprise requiring considerable
courage, circumspectlOn, and perseverance,
for which he should have full credit. SHOULD
he be elected president, he will undoubtedly
eject from their places, and if possible o'her'
wise punish all the dishonest officers now ID
the service, making "clean sweep
Gov. Tilden has lived in the great state OF
New York all his life, all his private and
public acts have been done there. his charac-
ter and ability are well known Great abuse
existed in the municipal government OF the
empire state, reform was demanded ana the
people who knew him best declared by a
majority of over $4,000 that he OF all her
noble sons was best fitted for the great WORK
Not only has he done the work referred 10 oy
Mr.. Schurz but IN less than two years he mas
reduced the taxes from 10 to millions. AS
he performed the great work OF reform SO
well in his own state his friends have pre-
sentcd him to the people as proper person 10
reform the abuses in the national government,
and am willing TO accept him win lhell
recommendation and endorsement believing
that his election will redeem US from our p'-
litcal thraldom. But they tell rs that ne
ought not to be elected because he was u
member of tho convention that adopted the
peace resolution of 1864. 1t has been shown
beyond doubt that he opposed the adoption
of that resolution, but be that as it may, tha'
resolution declared NJ more than the repuo-
llcan stump speakers and newspapers are ue-
claring to.day-that the war "iaileu 10
subdue and conquer the southland ask that
they may have another lease OF power 10 or
der to conquer the rebels. But il they iaiied
In four years OF war and eleven years OF
peace to restore the union, il Is time that the
work should be placed in more competent
hands.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-09

nd sei an thing In the DrsF snd pootIre
when | DO not hss 1T. K. \. GRlGGe
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-09
From Utica.

UTICA, July p, 1876,
Utica is up and active this week; so lively,
indeed, that we are led 20 think every man IN
Utica township considers it an honest duty
to come to town every day, 10 compromise,
as it were. tor his absence during the proceed
ing few months Comparatively speaking
this is a small place, but we will venture to
say that more grain is shipped from here
than halt the amount the merchants OF Oua-
wa purchase in one season. Called on John
Clark who at my request, wa: SO accommo'
dating as to put himself to the trouble OF
telling how much grain he shipped this year
it was 10000 bushels Thanks John. AL
50 called on Gilbert, but his geutltmantg,
ojIgiHy spirit would not allow him to graft
fy the request OF q reporter of the FREE
TRADER.
Corn has been fetching 81 cents here all
week. Bert French, of Ottawa but formerly
of this neghborhood, got married AT his old
home here last evening
Mr.. Edgecomb is the largest and stoutest
man we saw in Utica on Wednesday,
John Mcguire is looking for somebody to
tell him he is no; the happlest man in Utica
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-09
Chicago Market .

Sept. 9Th, $50.
FlOur-Prices a shade lower. Fancy white
winter extras, s6756I7.50; spring extras Si15W
800; fancy Minnesota patent, $6.50d900.
Wheat-Lower. Winter mot quoted) No l
spring, SSc@ 03; No. 9, S6G94c.
Corn-No ,, 42@424c. Options, Sept, 42@43c.
Oats-Cash sales, 30@3lc., Cater for whiteJ
Rye -4Sd50c for No. ..
Barley-No. ., 4S@50c.
Lard-s9556s9.G0
Tallow--Sc.
Potatoes-New sl25@sl75 per bbl.
Butter--Good fancy yellow 20d23c; roll l5d II
cts
Eggs--l06l0 per doz.
Cattle Dull, and prices lower. Fancy grade
steers s5.0O@5l5; choice natives sL75@4S5.
cows and heifcrs g.. 25G360.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-09

Something new in the line Of letter, note and
bill heads ut the FREE TRADER printing rooms.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-09

On motion of West adjourned to first Tuesday
n Oct, lS76 GEO. W. Ravens,
City Clerk.
The ELLIS ORDERED PAID ARE CHArGRD TO THE
nNN-I XII AcCn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-09
Regular Meeting.
TrEspAY, September ;,

TUESDAY, September ), 1876.
Present: Mayor Lynch and aldermen West,
jackson, Bowman, King, Jekyll, Mccain, Hoban,
Trimbe and Grifth-9. Absent: Porter, Smith,
Colwcll and Nyman-4.
The reading of the minutes was, on motion OF
King, dispensed with.
The mayor announced, with appropriate, feel.
ing remarks, the death OF Thomas +, Brown, late
alderman of the fourth ward, whcrcupon, King
moved to have n com. OF three appointed To pre-
pare suitable resolutions. The Mayor named
King, Uoban and Trlmblc as such com. They
withdrew, and, upon their return, offered the
following preamble and resolutions which were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Thomas f. Brown, an honorable
member OF this council, has died since our last
meeting, and
WHEREAS, We knew him as u member, to be
an agreeable, courteous, respectful gentleman.
Honest and faithful in the discharge Of his pub
lie duties and most active and ygilant In the in
tcrcsts Of his constituents.
RcsOirtd, Therefore, that we sincerely regret his
sudden and utimcly death, and that we extend
to his family our deepest sympahies In their be-
reuVement.
Reso,,ed, That this resolution be spread upon
the records and published in the proceedings of
this council aud that the clerk furnish the fam
ily Of the deceased with Il copy,
Petition of King * Hamilton and about fifteen
Others asking council to have that portion Of
Columbus ST. laying north OF the Canal Feeder
widencd IN accordance with reservation made
for that purpose by John c. Champlin, when con.
yeying the lots fronting ON west side Of said
street was presented and on motion Of King re-
cciyed and prayer granted.
Petition Of ". Bushnell aud about thirty 9th
ers, asking council To cause the construction al
suitable crossing upon the north side Of Pearl
s , across south Division st. and upon the west
side Of South Division st. across Pearl St, was
presented aud the matter referred 10 Street and
Alley Committee.
The Liquor License Bonds Of Mrs. Nina IA.
pelski were presented and on motion approved.
The Police Com. reported the bill of 4. C. Nc
Intire, sheriff, for sSll0 referred 10 them at the
last meeting, correct and recommended lie pay
ment
The bill Of DR. Hard S2j-for services rendered
in the matter Of Sweely vs.. the city Of Ottawa,
was presented and referred 10 Law and Ordi
nance Committee.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-09

Keep your mouth shut, and the sun won t
burn your teeth" retorted peripaletlc oil
vendor to the irrelevant remark OF scoiier
in the crowd This advice ought To be OF
value to more persons than the scofier who
assailed the oil. People who talk much eX
pose their teeth TO the air; evaporation of the
saliva ensues, and tartar collects on every
tooth In few years the teeth of talker
become defective, and he more frequently
she) goes bowling TO II dentist. Who says
there is not punishment for every idle word
-EOMrier.,L Onrndl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-09
SpsfMl Notifss.
DIR. II, OLIS,

OF Chicago Cormeriy ths pla.e,J will Visit Ottawa al
Clifton Hotel the nst Tuesday each month"; for treating
s diseases o. the Eye and Ear surgically otherwise
Operations cataract artificial pupil inverted Hes closur,
OF duct eye strasshyoma and the removal
and morbid grogtls of every description Artificial
eyes and ear Inserted without pain previous opera
ton, Granular eyeds the most Frequent disease IN TIE nst
,Ndlcaily and permanently csyed
From his long experience In treating diseases Of the Eye
and Ear he feels connden. In stating that he nearly
every Chronic diseases also treaed Consultation free
Largest stock OF Artificial Eyes In the west
December 10th la70.-u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-09

Milton II. Swift Lorenzo Leland.
W. Bushnell, Isaac Gage,
X. D. Lyman, J.F. NASH,
John Brundage.
Having organized ander National Banking Law and
succeeded to the business of Vim. H. W. Cushnan
open for the transaction of general banking business
Exchange on Chicago, New York, and all the prin.
cpal cities OF the United States, bought and sold.
Exchange on Engaac Ireland Scotland and Con.
tinental Europe drawn In sums TIC suit purchasers.
Col lections made throughout the state prompt
~ RENTED for day OF payment at current rate OF ex
change.
United States, Illinois. and La Sale count
Bonds, Gold, Silver, &c. bought and sold
Revenue STAN ps Of Ill denOminations,-a1uu
supply constantly on hand.
Our facilities such that offer Inducements TO
customers and shall endeavors to give entire
satisfaction TO those eRrustng with their business
Banking hours from Q A. N. to 81. marl6.I2
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-09
Ottawa Wholesale Market.

OTTAWA, Sept 18th, 1876.
The following were the figures yesterday
Corn, 3Sc. for - lbs; Oats, New, 24@25c for
j lbs; timothy seed, sl45@l.5O; Hay, So for
prairie, s7aS for timothy; Potatoes, New, &j@
i0c.
We quote below
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-09

Fresh oysters IN every style at II. Walther's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-09
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Fine stationery at Osman & Hapeman's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-09

An. ssrrH, Ges1 fsss. AT. n. RIDDLE Gen1 sup't
~ MAJ ;, iSs DIN. HALL Agent at Ottawa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-09
GEO. ". RAVENS, City {

The FREE TRADER and Lire .Stock JoW9r, one
year, for 1865
The FRER TRADER and Prarie Farmer, one
year, for $3.50.
Catholic Prayer Books in all styles at Osman
& Hapeman's.
The FREE TRADER and Chicago Weekly Times
one year, for s3l5,
School books of all kinds, at Osman Il tiapc
mans.
PAPER WINDOW CURTAiSs.-A great variety, al
Osman & Elapemau's.
Catholic Prayer Books IL all styles at Osmah
& Hapeman's.
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PRrx DDe ANNONUHS:
Pan oA111 - Dfx LloNHs
Prsmisre insertion. 80. ..ol %
1nseetieas s1ivantss. 76

b aage ct prudent systAms d'abatsa.
tim, ~ o. qsi rsgsrds II questioo
d'Orisut.
En- Turquie, r'sI-sultan Mourad ct
D toute extr6mit6. ct snn successenr
eat de plea eu plua emtRsraaa6 visa
via des pniasancea 9trnnRAree. Ia
Porte 4 sncceesivsment adressk denx
notea anx ambaasadenrs. ct parait
consentir 4 m armiatice de six mois.
Ses tronpes n'avancent guAre sur le
territoire scribe, Oh afilnent lea volon-
taires rnsses. L'Antriche, don't lea
inf6r6ts ne a'accordent pas avec cenx
de Ia Rnssie. reponsse l'id6e d'occn-
patton jointe one lui proposait celle-
RI. ct Anirassy q l'approbation dc
Biamark. En- caa dun fanx pas, rlta-
lie II menace snr le Tyrol. L'Angle-
trrre, pour faire echec 4 Ia Rnasie,
exerce nne forte precision snr In Tnr-
qnie et reclame une prompte r6para-
tion dea atrocities commises en- Bnlga.
ris. Gladstone declare one rien ne
sera regl6 aans que l'antonomie soit
accord6e 4 rHerxegovine, 4 In Bosnie
ct a In Bnlgarie. Lea indns.riels de
|Sh~l1eld, Angletsrre, protest~nt coD-
tire lea droits don't amt frapp6s lenrs
produita nnx Etats- Unis, et reclament
snr rsnx .ci Ia loi du talon. Le 8,
eat decide h Londres Sir Henry Eger-
ton Herbert, membre dn Parchment |;
ct le 10, le margins de Tweddale.-
L'hiatnrien Henry Hertz eat mort, le
10. 4 Munich. -I.c Parlement italien
; cts disaona Ie z, et lea elections an
ront lien en- novembre.
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ssns mis6rinorde les nois qnl ~ L. salusst
pas, ct uils abandonment lsurs esdsvrss az
careucfue."
-Deux meetings radicssx ont
en- lieu, dimanche 8, ) 81 Jacques.
10 premier, rive drUiss, preside
par N. Dickerson, ct haraagu6
par MN. Harris, Burch, Marks ct
Hagan le second, rive gauche,
don't le president 6tait n. Sinms,
ct les orsteurs MN. Dibble, Pi1kis,
Stamps et Landry.
-Une injonction \ 6t6 d6livr6s
par le juge de paroisse contre le
chefconstable James Kerfigsn,
lequel se trouve sinsi parslys9
dams l'exercios Dc - nouvelle fouc.
ton.
IN. A..W. Thompson . et6
nommS commis d'eurcgistrement,
en- remplacement de N. EFF. Fish.
or, d9missionnaire.
-Ls Ts~ss rspporte qne, 10 8,
une bouilloire 4 6clat6 dams b I'd.
crerie dc rhabitation Forstall, %
qui . cause la mort instantan6e
do l'ingeuieur, dsst 70 Journal No
fait pas oonnaitro b non.
M. Ellie Ganisr, ci-dsvsut Do
StJacques, figure sur lc ticket de-.
mocrate-conservatsur do l. pa-
roisse Madison, Oomse aIsmbre
do jary Do pelisp.
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lie 81. Charles Herald con-
stste quil y await, l. z, dams Ia
paroisae, 1888 votants enregistres.


Mons avons recn de- NJ. CallQl0n
Hunt, l'6misent doyen De Ia Fa.
cult6 d. drnit de II Nouvelle. Or.
l<ana, deux docnmenta trAa int6.
resaanta. le premier contensnt nne
hreve e~quisse historique de I'insti-
tntion. - reglemcnts ct les livres
claasiques qni y cont en- usage, n
le aecowd pr6sentant une Iiste Dc
tons les avpcats rscns par Ia Fa-
cnlt6 depais h srasion 1sl7-4S
jusqnA 10 session lS75.76,
inclusivemcnt. L'Uuirersite de
Ia Louisianes don't Ia Fa-
cnlt6 de drit cet nne l,ranche
on section, = ponr president NJ.
RsndelI HINT, e pour administrar
1srs go -, - gouverneuf
EVillisnl r Kellogg, K neech~f
d. b Cour Supreme John 7. Latle.
lhse,fsle msip. Charles ,. Leeds,
lsssastBrs d(miuistrsteass aont
III HaiJyE. Hays (selai-d de-
~ Aspais i.sl) wIIllsm W.
AekH ]. sanpbsp, ulekasl
11AAt Dsvsa - lnsaa
Dstn, Jaues Eesgstrest e
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l'angle des rues Ste-Anneet vieille-
Levee aux Nos 213, 215 ct 2l7 de
Ia vieille.Levee, pres de Ia rue
Dumaine, en- face do Msrche Fran.
Gals, 1 rancien local do n. Icon
Godchaux. MN. O. Lazard & Gle
tiennent t0ujours un complet as.
sortiment de lingo confsctionn6,
de chspeaux, ct de valises, males,
etc., tous articles don't 10 qualit6
ct le bon march6 defiept toute con.
currence. asu es@
-Remerciments m capitaine F.
Bergeron, du st. John, lour Pen.
vol de divers jourDsdx de Ia Nou.
velle. Orleans.
-Sfardi, 10, est decide, an Bon.
net-Carre, N. Joseph Lemoine, a
Rage d'environ IS ans; m mere,
veuve en- ~econd marriage de N.
Dranzin Volion, 6tait m0rte le 4,
4 Rage de 65 ana.
MODS devons \ pobligesnce de
pHon. Frederick Watts, commis.
ssire de lsgriculture, le rapport
adress6 4 son depsrtemeut par 10
statisticien J.-R. Dodge, pour les
mois d'ao0t ct septembre 1876.
LA secheresse continue, ct de
toutes parts monte, al ciel clair ct
impossible, IN triste Ct impuissant
concert Do plaintea Les reservoirs
dSs sucreries sont taris, lee cuves
des nelson's sont vides, les plantes
des jardins lauguissenk Pourtant
on % dscidaA inaugurer b periods
dc roulaison, ct ellie s'ouvrira luudi
proclaim sur plusieurs habitatious,
entire sutres celles de NM. J..B.
Caire, Barth6lemy Haydelst Fran
cois WAbre.
I'm nouveau bateau, marchast
dc conserve avec 10 steamer Mar
Ida, o monte 10 feuve samedi der.
nier. n 20 nomme 10 Blss Wing.
-Le steamer SoMthsy1 BelIS
est emplace parle Oxochita Belle,
a dater d'aujourd'hui, IA octobre.
Nous svoDs recu des 6tiiteura
J.-B. Ford b Gle, de New. York,
dsux gracisax tableanx denfants,
Pan 6vsill6 ct souriant, l'aatre im.
mobile ct eadormi, ct nous no -.
vons pas do plus joli ornement
pour salon. Nm. Ford B Gle cont
lee 6diteurs des Y1lnf1S De Ia
BIBLE, nuvre dart don't rannooce
est dams notre partie anglaise. !
Nous avona reca ID New.
York le Cawpa;gw Tart Book de-.
R,ocrstique, Cd 10 psrti r6publi.
cain ct litt4ralement pulv6risl
sur N parcours de 754 psge&
aT.JA0oUE0
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BULLETIN De Ia sEMAME

-soD0-
D,sosas 10 dipoehss do 10, 4 i'm.
reeissosut attsodnss q encore In.
eowuSa1aa, 10 Neu York Herald
deooe I'Ohio aux r6pnbliNaina, . une
majoritt Il 1000 voix, ct l'fudtana
sox atuocrates, ! uns fAible majo-
~. CsttN hataille ardemmsut dispn-
s6a nest done pas d6cisive. Lea denx
pasSis s<elamcnt II virginie occidsn-
tale, a rsvAntags parait dependant
deseir rester snx d6m0crates. La
lutAe 1T inhnimsut pAaaiOnn<e, ct
- sAversairss y d<ploieut tontes
IeVrs resaourcea. C'eAt snrtOut dams
.rIndlans qu'ellc await pris nm casac-
tn 1prN q R6vreux. L. poatmaster
r6s6ral Tynsr await quite Washing
t. POM y preudre part; lea soldata
et 9orina rSformisteA avaieDt d6Toul6
lear lsngne procession ! Indianapo.
~ I; V World et IL 6sS avaient lance
co1oe uns bombe 10 facsimile dune
lettsu eemtromettante adr~ea6s par
Il secr6taire dn candidat pr6sidentiel
rloublicain . unN soc!6t6 de- know
pcthinu; et 10 Bosto~ Post aflrmnit
0u,no e. dc pertA do l'Ohio q de
rlS1isaa, ~ p~rti r6publicaiB snb-
Goienefait Grant A Hayes snrle ticket,
e Asatcrsit N besoin m comp DE-
tt Lea pessppotivoa de- CO qu'on
nnone sie Sad couaolid6." d<6nica
et prtcia<es par ~ 81, ,0O0 voix de ID
majorisS d6mocntique on GSorgie,
eoo1sihaaat enoore Q Iehaul5es lee
eNprits. Grant e~t parh 10 ., do
Wa1lingtpu paur Ncv.York, aprea
uuo eotrevne avec lea s6natenrs Pat-
teraou st Rohestsop, de Ia Caroline
dm Sad, fWlativement sux trunhieA'
osj dienlerent 60 malhcureux Etat,
taRt qa'il ne ssSA paa aonstrait m r6.
Rissa d oavpss- s-Hag.-Le ascrStairs
Cameron refuse d'Autoriser b paie-
meat des aommes allou6es par la
coausoai0W ~ seelaWaesoWa da Sud.
-Upe proeaseaAiNn de- n6gocianta d.
Dos>aa osutre h privil<eo accordS
anx sacrss Dc HAWAI- snr lea aatres
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