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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-12-16
OFFICIAL


COMPILED RETURNS OF AN ELECT
ION HELD In the parish Of 81. John the
Baptist. State Of Louisiana, On tho seventh
day II November. A. ID. 1875, apdsr writ
Of election dated tho sixtcenth day Of Sept
emher. A. d. 1876, ordering ssme, and pvr-
suant TO the provisions Of act No. %. to re
gnlate the conduct snd to maintain the frre-
dom and purity of electioRs;. to prescribe
n,s the cs 2, q 4. "iss s, f.9rR: y Rn1.rs 1so 0
Gers, and defining their powers and duties !;
to prescribe the mode Of entering on the
rolls Of the Senate and Houso of RepreAen.
tativea and to enforcs arficle 100 Of the
eonstitution, approved Novsnbsr %, A. d.
1877, to VII:
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TIE landed property belonging
- ~ saccessioa OF Norbert Z6rin.
gua advertised to- aale On the 7th
M, we divided IN three lots Of
osN half arI'ent front each and ad-
judicsted ~ follows: Int No. l.,
% Louis Z6ringue, ol50 (; lot No.
3, 10 0ustis Jsanin, ol00; Lot
No = 70 FSbre Bros, o3o6
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St. JOHN COURT HoUes FERRY.

This = y certify Inst havs nsssarsA the
two C1 miles ltDits q tho - jobs Ceur1
Hoaee Ysuy, ed 1na ~ uppss Nm n
miles non J: B. Caise Stese) Hat honk. =
y y ffUnt q PIers nesihslse lswes liril
2 mont oft.s Gold 4ins Pie.tsti}h ; lsfl
-, - NJ 4. Lssee. 1sI. p wh3s }. b
.nsee ceeov, - eewn - iives, ~ hnil
o. 1sLERAN,
H4iah eaeysyor
sSnN ~. John the bAptiaI. Ia.
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FARMERS and PLANTERS
OF THE SOUTH
sUDsc1IDB FoR
0lr home Journal and Rural Southland
FOR THE YEAR 1877.

Il ID the Leading and Oldest Weekly Ami.
cultural paper in the South; contains every.
thing Of value suitable to Southern Agricul.
ture, such ~ the culture Of Cotton, 6n9ar,
Rice, Tobacco. Corn. Wheat, Rye, Oats, PeAa,
the Grasaes, Silk, Ramic, Moss, Potatoes,
Turuips. Cabbage. ETC., ETC.; the raising Of all
kinds Of Stock for the South; the culture Of
oil kinds Of Fruits, such a. Peaches, Pears,
Apples. Oranges, Figs. Lemons, Pisssppaes,
Japan Piuns, Crates, Pomegrseetss. ste:, stc.
II contains choice department for the rami-
~ Circle; gives all the News In condensed
form; gives also the latest New Osleans
Market Reposts; and contains many valua-
BILE Recipes for use on the Farm and Pianta-
tios. ~ we'll ~ many Useful Facts for tho
Family, the Kitchen, or tbs SICK Room. Tho
paper h printed from clear, new type, and
co1tains sixteen peges Of valuable matter
every weak. The 18th volume sonmsners
January, 1877. Tho Subscription price h
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% Is cents for one month. IN advance. Ad-
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RAL SOUTHLAND, New Orlsans. l6dlt.
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Certain persoes have sirennoua.
y urGed that tn adoption o( the
international weights end nseas-
urrs would b . source of great
inc0nvenience and expenae - the
machinists and masafActurers.
The aslvpc( y q The aysten, hav.
i'm made Inquiries Of machiWists
assSl manufacturers IN vasioas
countries 0f Europe, reply that
the objection y oas Il theory and
mt Of fsot, - those Who haxe 90
tlally tried the experiment testify.
A the old machinery werc ont Il
was replaced With tie new, and Z
little time briae takea the greatly
dreaded confhslOn and expense
VEN largely o6viated.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Court.
PARISH OF Sf. JOHN THE BArrisT.
No. 233
Succession Of Lxcicx Cdmre q
Community.
4. LEGExDRE Attorney.

WHEREAS Mn Wow Lucien Cambrs
Of the Parish Of 81. John tho Baptist, has
on this 29th day Of November A. D., 1876,
nled in this Court IN applicstioa. praying to
Succession.
Public Notice 10 hereby given to an whom
It may concern to show cause IL any they have,
In writing to the Honorable the Judge Of the
said Court, within ten days from the first
publication hereof, why the application
prayed for should not be granted.
- Witness the honorable NUMA TIRE
PAGNIER, Judge, and the seal Of
- said Court, this 18th day Of Novembsr
A. d. 1876
A. C. BABCOCK, =
9d2t. Clark Court.
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0OO61 WlhAA
4 CsssSsSls Plays Nslssy PsSlio.

The following precious docu.
ment, sent BY . leaD friend of
oars to whom IL was aubmittetl
for probate, would indeed be CO.
mical, IL the rights Of IN unfor-
nate colored woman, intended ~
. legatee, had not been frustrated
by the sheer ignorance Of : pre-
sumptucua pnblic officer. We
commend it to whom It may con.
cern without further comment,
simply inserting 6ctitious names
In place Of the real:
affs STATE or LoussrAHA, !
Payish q St Charles,
iAen ] Giva aad bequeath unto my
sister Anna Ruah half of Ma sed lot
and his bay hourse, and finally | no
inmate and appoint John Fix the
executor of thia my last will and
Testament, IN testimouy whereof the
aaid jobs Pix has agned hia name
hereto IN presence " Robert Wax
and James flowera, lawful witnesses,
reAidiag In this PsrisA and we the
~ rotary, after having rad the
same In an audible VOICE In the prea.
ence Of the testator and the aaid wit
nesaes, without intesruptioM and
without tnrning asidc 70 ether aeta
this--day of---A. D., 1876.
D0se md pasaed the--day o.
asd aate af6vsni6 asd h Tho PasisA
af6rssaid hefoss -, Jsha ri1, Ro-
tasy Public.
IL. B.. .aaa
The above is signed By the con
stable, the testator and witnesses
|-& CAar1n xsve1. -
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For Pariah Judge-Peter Harper.
For Sheriff George Es.ex.
For Coroner-Clem COlly.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
Consisting of the parishes Of st. Cha rlee. st.
John the Baptist, st. James and Ascension.
DISTRICT JUDGE.
Morris Marks, r lelected). 5000
~. u. xIuRQs .xst<x
DIsrRICr ATTORNEY.
F. B. Earhart. .679.
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. beasttfal Quarterly Jourssl, lssly ~.
tr.ted. and costaining- m elegant coloasd
F1sssv P'sk With. the hsst number. fsies
csly - cents ~ thc year. The Asst Ne. lbr
l077 jnst isssed n German and EnGlieh.
Teks Fiorr 4 Vegetable Garden, IN papse
20 csats with elegant eloth covers ti.6a.
vkks Csieitlwe-3e0 plustsatiuaa, 2eeuts.
Addfess, JAHES WICK, RecAestss, \. Z.
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q V1CHs9
ILLUSTRATED PRICED CATALOGUE

Fifty pagsse300 Illustrationa. With dao-
eriptione of 1hoaseWds cfthe bessl1oWssu 80
veEetasles tAelk kasa ~ ssv asWs0
MeM-au 4 Ekxr postago 6tanp.
Printed IN : n ID Engfiah.
vseRs <'ersi 0SSds Quarterly, 26sssts .
year. -
vieks Ts~A -s.A vsssassb Osssss, .
es:ts = pspsr Q sssgasf cloth coveza, 4l.@.
AddSeaa, JAlE0 WICK, Rochest9. NY.
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and chrome humbuga are left for
thoae who hare nothing better to
offer. 8. !. Prime B Co., 81 Park
Row, New York.
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WHAT PAYS I

1T PAYS every Manufactarer, Merchant,
Mechanic. Inventor. Farmer. or Profess
iosal man. to keep Informed on al the in
preyements sad discoveries Of the age.
IT PAYS the hesd Of every fanily 10 in.
Il instructive, oae thst fosters taste for
investigat3on, and promotes thought and
encourages discussion among the members.
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We. the undersigned Returning O6icsrs,
purm,sot to authority vested n n by sci
No. -, approved November 20, A.. ID. 1872,
do heeeby certify the foregoing u true and
csFrect cOmpilafisu Of the statement of
votes esst st IN election for parochial and
ward oiBcers held ON the seventh day N
Nsvemher, A. ID. 1876, under writ Of elect.
ion promulgated on the sixteenth day Of
September. A. ID. 1876. ordering same, and
ne hereby declare that the following nAineii
persons were daily and lawfully elected, 10
wit:
For Clerk ef Court-AIbert C. Dabcock.
For Rerordor-Zknoa Nillet.
For Pariah Judge-Nums Trp6agnier.
For Sheeif-Lucien Csmhrc.
For Coroper-.Iohn IMper.
For yaaeiesa nf the Pcsce-yoeerh Jones,
James weods, Louis Erwin, willisa Chap
man. d. L. Ehrmssn. Tuny emith.
fse Csestahles-Adsm Hunter, eamuel
Dang~rBcld, Richard G0sviea, David Lat.
ton. Pkre Alexandrs. WilllAm Hill.
For Pglioe Jurers-John CUolle. Geesgs
W. Combs. Dan ". Williams Jsseph Net.
calf, Henry niles
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW ORLEANS THURSDAY. Dec. IL, 1876.
GoLD lott q lOe}
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ParisA Il q. Chaflss.

COMPILED RETURNS or AN RLECT-
ION HELD In the parish Of b. Charles.
State Of Lonisiana, on the seventh day. u
Novenbsr. 4. D. lN4 under : writ of elest-
ION dated tAs sixssssth aay = esytembsr.
a. d. lo96. esdesfng Sane. saa parSuant 20
the psoviaipes Of aSt No. s., - regulate the
eondncs, and to msiptain J freedom and
psri0 u esecti0ss = ps& h the mode OF
makine returns tl u; ID sovile fae the
electiea Of Returning O6lrerA ssd dshniag
their powers asd daties; %. .peescribe the
sssds u satesing oa ~ spllsss the senate
asa hs1ee = Representatives - tes.farcs
article ~ q IT, oee0stitutioa, AppsUveAe ev-
sabse = 4. D. 10a, 10 wit: -
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VICKs9
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEN

y the most beautiful work Of the Kind N ~
world. Il contains nearly $50 pages. huD-
dyedls 81 ens iDlnetSati0ns, and ~ CAesme
PSSfes ~ fisssra beaatifally drawn ana e.
IoreA ffsN nature. Priee 50esnts In pepee
Govern: eio0 IN elrEaht cloth. PsinSs1 In
German aMd EngliAh.
Hieps T'ossi Gsids Quastsriy. . eests .
viess csas'ssss-'eo nlsstr.sisaa, ssly .
Address. JAMES WICK. Rochester, n. 7.
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Flower and Vegetable Seeds
A1s PLAxrso ~ 4 lnIxsoa vDosss n
AuRn1cA. 01x
vssks Csas'ssss-s's llsssattsaA ssly 3
vsaks T7o'ai GsidA Qsastsiy. = ssulss
~ y1s.w ~ EsUsAn1h Qsuna. g
cs.t.: vleh slegant sloth covers tlIM
Al my publications aze prs.ted h xssiish
, Addrr~ JANIS WICK. R.sAerpr. n. =.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-06
MATTERS IN NEW YORk.

Special 20 Enquirer:
NEW YokK, November 1.-The Radi-
cal paper. here outlIe those Of every 9th.
er place except the Cincinnati Gotsfts,
whIie their Democratic contemporaries
will put n subscriber 70 sleep before
breakfast.
Commacks $4,000 bet with James
Gordon Bennett hes soured the Herald.
A Scotchman will follow his nose, you
know.
The stock and gold gamblers are
against Tilden. Upon 3 vote taken yes
terdsy in each Exchange, Hayes beat
him Two 10 one. This Is regarded here
~ good Democratic straw.
The San charges tbis morning thst the
Secret Service money ut Washington
has been sent acre Tor the use ofChester
Arthur. TIE Collector Of tbi, port hA,
taken room l6 ~ the Fifth Avenue He
Iel, probably 10 dnbufse IL. have In.
formation which lesds me 10 believe
that this money wD sent 10 Chandler
two week. since by order Of the Press.
dent himself
The Tribune published an ssiIm.te OF
the State by counties yesterday, and last
evening o Brien took IL N the Rspubu.
can headquarters and offered 70 bet one
thousand dollar. against any county on
the list NJ given.
TIiden has wires run into bis house
snd is up night and day. lie never
sleeps with more tha, one eye, and that
sppear. 70 be gls,s, like the night eye oi
Bret Hartss Commander.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-06
TILDEN OR GRANT.

TILDEN or Grantismf The decision
must be made tomorrow. Shall party
that has governed the country for eight
successive years, without solving the
problem of Southern reconstruction,
without gaining an inch of ground in the
adjustment of sound financial policy.
without reducing the expenditures Of the
government, without fulfilling solitary
pledge of reform In the civil service,
and only successful in covering itself all
over with corruption, be permitted to re-
tain trust which its leaders and legis-
lators have so grossly betrayed /;
or shall the will of the people
assert itself in the choice of rulers
whose past record of fidelity IN the pub
lie service is the highest attainable
guaranty that the affairs of the country
will be we'll and wisely administered
for the future? These are questions that
appeal directly to the Interests OF all.
They touch the pride, the patriotism, the
pockets of the humblest as we'll as the
highest citizen. They concern the in.
terest of every man who labors, every
man who produces, every man who
consumes, every man who has capital
either Of brain or muscle or money, to
invest in the industries of life, every
man who payes taxes for the current
expenses Of the government, every man
who buys, every man who sells, every
man, woman and child in all the broad
land whose nakedness is to be clothed,
whose mouths are to be fed, whose lives
and liberty and property are to be cared
for; and to all there opens a dreary and
hopeless vista, indeed, if the wretched
retrospect of the two past administra-
tions is to be reproduced in the years to
come. To vote for HAYES is to
vote for GRANT-to vote for the
men that have moulded him
to their will--to vote for the measures
that have made his official career a re-
proach to the country--to vote for an in
definite reiteration of the evils that now
beset us as people, and prIlong the
uncertainty with which the
want of clear-headed statesman in the
Executive chair, of sound politics in the
Cabinet, and of wise, honest admins
ration generally, has overwhelmed all
i apartments of trade, commerce and in
dustry. TILDEN or GRANT? Can there
De any doubt as TO the answer the pee
pie will give tomorrow? Vote for TIL
DEN and WILSON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-06
DOWN TIIE RIVER.

FoTHATAS, o., November 3, 1876.
Editors OF the Register.
~; a very interesting meeting was held
,-s evening al the hall of the Tilden
'I hendricks club of this place. DR..
=. ~ Riggs called the meeting to order,
..e' p' which Harrison Massie was elected
'esiaent. There was good sized
f1SSa ino present-fully as many as thoIseat-
- communications provided for. After
"a - organ zation mad been effected, Mr..
,,,a uss u. Ewing, of Moundsvllle, took the
~. 'a and addressed the meeting on
~, political issues OF the day.
and !.ning. passed of quietly
i'm i smoothly. The drift OF public opin
n. - favorable and entire confidence in
svo' r eIeGtion of Gov. Tilden it felt. Let
Tns:!s T! democrat go the to polls on next
ms0,y saay and vote to restore our govern
hn uI 70 an honest and economical basis
sssisscting Samuel J. Tilden to the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-06
VIOLATED VIRGINIA.
s.rsIbI. Advice fro.. the Goyerss

Serstble AuNicetrO tuc eOtefooT.
RICHMOND, November 4.-Goyernor
Kemper has just issued q proclamation
stating that information has Just been
received that detachment Of the u. =.
army has been this day qusrtered nj
Petersburg, with orders 10 remain I'LL after
the election. TO be under the sole direc-
tion OF the federal officials. The Govern.
or says the troops are introduced with tho
design oi intimidating the people and
controlling the pending election for par
tisan purposes, and characterIzes the act
MS fragrant usurpstion Of ungrsnted
authority, designed to incite and fomcnt
the domestic violence which is falsely
pretended 10 be thre reatened. Hs snjuih.
upon all such moderation and self-deny-
ing iorbesrance s will preclude the
possibility ol lsDy disturbance OF the public
Deaca
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-06
THE "INTELLIGENCER" RAVES.

Saturdays htell.gencer was raving
crazy. Its first page frothed at the
mouth over the disposition Of the
Democracy OF this State to give equal
rights to "Confederates," while its
second page shows signs of hydrorhobis
because the Democracy of West Virginia
honored with seat in the United States
Senate gentleman of decided Union
antecedents. Vote for TILDEN and
WILSON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-06
BUT ONE DAY MORE FOR WORK.

The attempts on the part of the Radl-
cal managers in this Congressional dis.
trict to trade HAYES for WILSON, is q
played out game. Our friends have all
been too sharp for that. They not
only want a Democratic president, but a
working Democratic majority in Congress
to carry on. Mr.. TILDEN's programme
of reform, which embraces every branch
of the public service. Work, friends,
on tomorrow. for such q majority for
Col. Wilson that shall consign little
SCOTT and his ring-msster to everlasting
silence.
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at home on Tuesday, but let sll turn out
and vote for Tilden, Wilson, and the
whole Democratic ticket
This Is but brief sketch of the Sena-
tors remarks. He spoke at considerable
length, and evinced thorough knowl-
edge of the condition Of national affairs.
His words were well needed, and received
with loud manifestations of applause.
They will doubtless yield good fruit.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Davis
speech, Col Robert p White, our At
torhey-Genersl elect, was introduced by
Mr.. Good. He made an excellent speech,
replste with sound, solid facts and appro-
pirate anecdotes. He not only stated
truths, but made each statement effective
by story which fitted exactly, and put
ting his hearers in good humor, made
them remember what be said. He, too,
portrayed vividly Radical corruption,
Radical extravaganza and Radical NAL
teasance in office He touched on all the
issues of the campaign, and showedup the
utter himsiness OF every charge which has
yet been made against Governor Tilden.
He showed how the radicals in their des.
peration had charged fraud in his tax re-
turns. Yet how completely such charges
had been retuted. Next they charged
him with desire to pay "rebel claims"
Yet how fully had he knocked the prop
from under them. SO it was with every
thing. Until now the Radicals had
nothing to rely on except new falsehOods
coined for the occasion. And rs the
speaker would make his points and di'
rect them with pleasing and well.tlmed
snecdote, his hearers would gather
around the stand, and listen with eager
and attentive ear. Though very late
when he finished, he held his audience
undimInished to the last. and when he
concluded, they gave three rousing
cheers, and wanted more.
Upon the whole, it was one Of the
most successful meetings OF the canvass.
All the speakers did well, and the effect
of their remarks will appear tomorrow.
Ohio county alone will give full and
majority for TILDES, HEN
DRICKs and WILSON. Look out for the
crash.
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Killed by Lightning.

GIBSON, ILL, November A dread
full accident occurred about six miles
south OF this place on the 3lst ult. As
Mr.. Simpson and Fred Myers were un-
hitcbing a double team, Simpson at the
leaders and Myers at the wheel, bolt Of
lightning struck Simpson and three OF
the horses, killing them instantly. Myers
and the fourth horse were only slightly
hurt. The deceased was well known
and highly esteemed citizen and much
sympathy j. expressed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-06
FOREIGN BORN VOTERS !

1t IL the Intention Of the Re-
publican managers to chal.
lenge you, each and every
one, NO matter how long you
have been q citizen, nor how
often you have voted In the
past! he prepared with your
papers, when you come to the
polls, and you will then have
no trouble I'm going after
them. and by all means vote
early In the day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-06
THE ISSUE TOMORROW.

There is not single purpose or end OF
government, deemed important by any
honest Republican,, to which the Demo-
cratic party is not fully committed, and
TO attain which Governor TILDEN is not
fully pledged.
The only tissue" presented by the Re-
publican press is, that Rebels shall have
no share in the government. We do not
believe that single honest Republican
sympathizes with this view.
If Rebels" will aid in ridding the
country of robbcrs, then the votes OF the
rebels will be welcome. If rebels are
true to the Union, the Constitution and
the laws, then there is no terror in say
ing that rebels shall participate in the
administration of public affairs.
Indeed, what was the war waged for
but TO compel them to remain in the
Union, and to take part In its govern
ment?
Wa. the war waged In order that the
South might ever after be held in sub
lection 10 the worst set of desperadoes
who could grasp the bsyonet in their be-
half2 Not at all. Having compelled
them TO remain with us; having forced
them to abandon the heresy OF secession
we are in duty bound TO make the
Union a blessing and not curse to
them.
The danger of the country to-day is,
not that the Republic may fall to
pieces, but that in pinning it to-
gether by the bsyonet, the price,
less blessing OF Liberty may be lost.
Already, Republicans threaten rebel
lion in the event of TILDES's election.
Already, It is declared that he shall
never take his seat, even if he is sue.
cessful in the canvass.
There is one way to renaer lnis
threatened revolution impossible. And
that Is to make the vote in his favor so
overwhelming that the msrplots of mis-.
chief will not dare carry forward their
conspiracy.
Let solid North answer the prayer
of solid South for relief, and the rule
of the Robbers will be brought to an
end.
GET OUT THE VOTE. LET NOT
A SINGLE MAN STAY AWAY
FROM THE POLLS.
|
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THE UNION ELEMENT IN WEST
VIRGINIA.

We can imagine the great big tears of
grief that ran down the cheeks of the
editor of the Inteltgencer as he penned
the sad lines on The Union Element in
West Virginia" in Saturday mornings S
issue of that paper. Poor, disconsolate,
crest-fallen chieftainl He has worked
hard; done great deal of service for as
dirty men as himself; seen the cup OF
Office turn to ashes Oh his hps;" been
compelled, by the base ingratitude OF his
friends, to witness the smallest OF men
step, through his labors, into place and
power, while he was left out in the cold
No wonder that, in the last ditch, he is
now willing to admit that WILSON will
succeed WILSON"
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Voto early and then 90
after your neishbors. Don't
leave a Democratic vote at
home.
OHIO RADICALS FRIGHTENED.

Nogreat has the alarm become among
he Radicals of losing Ohio, that the
State Executive Committee Of that party
Is; issued an order TO the faithful, COM
handing that every store, every factory,
every shop be shut up, that
81 work and all business be
'lsPended by Radicals throughout Ohio
tomorrow, and tina: nothing be done or
thought of except the saving OF that
Ss'e TO HAYES The party leaders are
IA panic Ohio is slipping from their
grasp. Let the Democrats. everywhere,
p and NJ them. They are on the run
make It s stampede. Let every Demo-
"N IN Ohio devote his time, energy and
AOo' 10 the good work, until the going
Gown Of to-morrow's sun.
4 VIGOROUS frugslity in every depart
D0nI OF the government is demanded.
'O'e Tor IlLDEN and WILSON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-06

If WE would build up the prosperity
of the country we must rebuild the
shattered fortunes of the PROSTATE South,
whence come the important staples which
pay the Interest on the public debt and
settle our foreign balances; stop that
drain of specie and compel specie to re-
turn again, which Is the first and most
important practical step towards specie
resumption. Vote for TILDEN, Wilson
ard prosperity.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-06

A CORRESPONDENT writes from Han
cock that CAMPBELL shook the bloody
shirt with such vehemence, at Washing
ton school house, the other night, as to
cause the dogs in the neighborhood to
come bowling round. They smelt the
gore, YOU see.