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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-16
FRESH OPENING

Articles Suitable for Balls and Part;n
DANzIdER'S,
No. 2O3 Canal Street,
Between Burgundy and Rampant.
And
Nos. 22S and $50 Royal streer,
Corner Of st. Philip
We are in daily receipt Of goods suitable for
evening wear, and among those opened thu dav
beg to mention
200 pieces White TARLETASS at only l5c per
yard. worth Csc.
SEQ pieces Colored TARLETANS, in al desirable
shades, at only 20 ;;per yard, worth 35c.
so pieces Frozen TARLETANS at 35c, worth ia.
100 MUSLIN ROBES at 90, worth Sc.
Also, a few finer in higher grades.
10 pieces White ALPACAS at only 35c. y.
50 pieces Colored ALPACAS in all the new ana
desirable evening shades.
5000 yards White Ground GRENADINE. in p.:os.
varying from 10 to 4Oc per yard.
so pieces White and Light Colored SATINS
so pieces White and Light Colored SILKS etc.
HOSIERY: HOSIERY.
So as to close out our extensive lines of Coloras.
HOSIERY for ladies' gentlemen and children, We.
have marked them down to less than cost price.
and offer great Inducements this week in theee
goods We also call attention to-
500 dozen Ladies' full finished White HOSE. AZ,
ira length and full size which We oHer ut
only s3 so per dozsr worth fully So
100 dozen English SOCKS at 81 so per dozen.
And large assortment of other Hosiery for L.
dies, gentlemen and Children.
PARAsOLS: UMBRELLAS.
We have bought at late bankrupt sale laree
stock of Silk PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS. and
offer them at least fifty per cent below the mar.
ket price, including
1000 Silk Serge PARASOLS. 10 l6 49, 20 and % inch
1000 full Boiled Silk PARASOLs in l6 IT, 20 and ~
inch.
300 Silk UMBRELLAS, "a, rs and % inch. in
boiled and serge, etc.
PIQUEs: PIQUEs.
100 pieces White PIQUES at IS, 20 and CSC.
50 pieces White Corded PIQUES at only 25c,
so pieces PIQUBs in finer grades.
Colored PlQUES, etc.
All our WINTER GOODS marked down to lees
than half the original cost so as to enable u 70
close them out before the first Of February and
many other inducements, among which
10 cases CALICOES at only Sc per yard.
Strangers and visitors are cordially invited to
IN inspection Of our stock and prices.
All goods marx ed in plain 6gnres
DANZIGER'S.
No 2o3 Canal street and Nos. 22s and $50 Roya.
street. jaislt2p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-16

OYSTERS are generally in stew or in
EnnOr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-16

The Northern papers are full OF skating
rinktums.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-16

A flower for Talmage-The Jack-'n-the-
The Morning herald., 1876-08-08
She Had q Sweetheart.


The jackson (Tenn. y "Sun" vouches for
the truth of the following:
During the war there lived IN the vicinity
of this city solitary maiden OF sixty sum.
mers. who had no one to protect her against
the rude buffets of the world. II any hower
of affection for the other sex had ever
warmed and beautified her maiden heart, IL
h,oomed in secret, and "wxsted It's sweet
usas' % m the desert air." Atthat time which
Wtried @ mems souls" she continued to live
o1nne rs unterriaed by the evils Of civil war.
One dav. while this city was occupied ny
FederaI troops, a soldier went Into her Po.,
tato % match and commenced helping himself
to the potatoes. u,.ou,. ord
rushing out, she screamed In h'sn snr'll
Sdet out of my potato patch, you Vag"-
bond" ,,.r, sors are IN
the army fghtIg against us now, ana y ! a'n
~o;rr On % tn have all the potatoes want. ,,
scMsIi cMsidI"You're liar, SIR; you're mar.
Soidier-sWell, If your sons amt your
husband 4, and T am going 70 nave '"'''
Msid-"You're liar sir, ! have gov no
husband" h,,.n.rd amt
vour sweethcart Is" u..> whn
Maid-HWel, ! declare, %.ofteni,Nng2 wnO v
tS0M YOU had < sweetheart"
IN@fdier ssNeyer mind" .. !. ~, ~,
Tsl6 6.ssWnIli recken yotl can naye \ s.w A.
1 I2 TN Hn9ssA q IA ~ n
The Morning herald., 1876-08-08
O,sr arysSss.ss.s Rpsssr.

-
No necessity for buying, clothing ready
made that don't At, when you can 70 to Do
Wolf and have suit made to order at near
the same price.
According to naturalist, oysters live to
the age Of from twelve to fifteen years
What an austere life It must be. ~ s'
The cheapest clothing house in the city.
Canary's, 406 Market street. si5.s,
The road to ruin 10 always kept in good
order, and those who travel It pay tho ex-
penses. at.d fga
Drs. Lutte & Blssell, 1913 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, are now prepared to give
frst-class Turkish Baths at very small cost.
Call and zee them. ~
The matrimonial market Is not active
just now. s..e
Poster and circulars printed cheap at the
HERALD Office.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-08
original. >.
e.ul,s Cathedral.

n HoLLINGswoHTH.
,,e tow'ring high,
|at R,t Us uS to the sky, ,,,,v.
i joys in the courts Oh '0es'
al air ysspss Of pesftus hy$ss,
.nlo o,,r ense and feeling
SSBeware Ss Of SIM"
,o,l is clearly tolling,
Ii sisters going. .,.-e
4 Whispered evening prayer
lar guard us ever.
~ oaasrth shall sever, ...
az @ and ever blest."
,o,nts while attending,
assrs ssrs 50 sweetly blending,
y yfasus" drawing near
Sself, your prayer to hear.
Iulty comes the answer
|ns forgiven are,
Y and sin no more,
The Morning herald., 1876-08-08
PRICES FOR.lS78:

Various quantities from Is to 100 pounds,
at The rate of 70 cents per 100 pounds; 100 to
1000 pounds at go cents per 100 pounds; ton
to 3 tons at $40 per ton over that amount,
special rates. !fi' t,-
All accounts to be cash daily or weekly,
unless otherwise agreed upon.
Having secured large stock Of excellent
quality OF ice, we are now prepared to furn-
ish our friends at the above rates. and will
guarantee all who may favor us with their
orders entire satisfaction. Careful drivers,
regular delivery. m27-8m
The Morning herald., 1876-08-08
Cattle Market.

MONDAY, Aug. 1.-THE Cattle market Wag
very dull this week and prices unsettled
and lower. $500 head arrived and seld at
6@6Lc for extra Pennsylvania and West
arm steers, 5L@5Ac for fair and good do,
and 4@5c per pound gross for common as
tn quality.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-08
MAGIC
eA0 HAIR RESTORER

~ 11h40 KN4D0AOAsASAH
ksstores Ia gray-mixed, red, light or faded
heads Of hair, boards Or moustaches. 70 ,a 9
Scs,r Applications. It II free from sulphur,
iSsd. aclds, mercury, silver, or anything In
furious TO either hair OF beas 9.
IN Dons NOT FADE o. nU1 oyI. .
Nxpreascd to Al pa1@ on xSceAptoI. ~ -,
~; q r R9:S e y Il i +
The Morning herald., 1876-08-08
FINANCIAL.

FINANOlAL.
WILMINGTON. August 7.
GOLD AND BOND QUOTATIONS..
Reported by Craige, johnson 4 Co., Bank.
srS and Brokers, Sixth and Market Sts.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-08
PHILADELPHIA MARKETs
stock Market.
Philaaelpnla Trade Report.

mONDAI. aug SuSU ~
Cotton is shade higher, W ith q steady
sales Of middling upland at l211c, and Gulf
In ouercitron Bark, no movement;hold-
ers nominally ask $40 per ton:
Coffee is very dull. Sales Of 300 bags La
guayra at l613@l7c, and 100 bags OF Rio at
Sugar is in active request at q further ad-
vance but The meagre offerings restricts
business. Sales Of ,OoO hhds Old crop CUBA
at 9a911c, and 800 hhds Cenfuegos at &c..
and 1 4oc Would be paid for 70. test Cuba, but
the market is bare OF offerings; $50 hhds
Meufuegos at 4Oc. Refined sugars sell at
llNc for cut loaf; llsHc for crushed ana pow
dered; ll1sc for granulated and lLNc for A;
there is strong inquiry both for export
and local consumption, About 1000 bar.
rels changed hands, including extras ct $4
az spring wheat extra families at S5 2oaB 5o
Pennsylvania, Ohio and lndiaaa san e. 10 40 al
as 75a6 10 end high grades at SaS ~.
rye Flour commands 81 25a4 37N.
RrnndyWine Meal, 50 per barrel.
The offerings Of wheat are small ana Prlo I'll
ces firm with . fair inquiry. Sales Of 3,5Oo
sushss she nsw sHd red cd rs xite tsa sl So s. 0sr a"
Rye may he quoted at 8Oc:
CErn meets fair demand at Saturdays
figures; sales of s ,0l0 bushels yellow at 60c;
mixed Western at Na5Sc; sail AZ oOZao|c, y
b. and de mayed at 3Oa4Oc.
Prices of barley ana malt are nominal.
Whisk v is very dull. Sales OF western
iron bound At 81 IL. u a
Cattle Market.
MONDAY, Aug. 1.-THE Cattle market Wag
very dull this week and prices unsettled
and lower. $500 head arrived and se!d at
GGl6Nc for extra Pennsylvania and West
ern steers 5A@5Ac for fair and good 40,
and 4@5c per pound gross for common as
The following sales were reported
Is II. Chain, Jr.. Western, -4T@5H
| 10 Frank Lowenstein & Adder, w. 6@5A
81 James s. Kirk, Western, 6@5A
2S8 Martin Fuller & Co., Western 4H@6@,
Is II. Miller, Western 6Ng6.
| 81 b Mooney, Western, 54g5N
| 40 7. McClees, Western. 6@5%
ai2 lanes McFillen, Western, 4@5Z
| az McArdle T. Miller, Western, 5@5M
| 158 A, 4 ]. Christy, Western OCT,
| SO Philip Hathaway, Western 6EgN
| 195 Nc Flllen d Br0., Western, 6Y@6A
| 60 r Mooney Western .,6g51S
| tx b. Smyth h Bro, Western 4aA@5N
| Zl K, Maynes Western 4HgN
| llO owen Smith, Western 5g6
| as James Clemson, Penna, D .@6
40 d Smyth, Western og0
liz @. ScRamberg &C.,, western ,,4A@d
SO 4 Mooney, Western. bH@1Y
| Sheep were unchanged. l2,OOO nead soAo
at 4l%t15kc pc lb gross as to cOndltlon.
HOGS were rather lower. 3,5OOhead SOLO 81
80 W5a9 rs per hundred pounds.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-02-17
Sherif,s Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, (ss
DoSIPHGN COUNTY,

STATE OF KANSAS, lss
DoSIPHAN COUNTY,
In the District Donphan County State of Kansas
J. c. Briggs,
Assignee in Bankruptcy Of Plaintiff.
A. H Bayless,
Anna W. McAfee
John A. McAfee.
Highland University Company,
and
A. II. Bsyless Defendants
NOTICE is hereby given that will on the 2sth day
IN Of February A d. 1876 the hour Of two o'clock
p NJ said day. the north door of the COurt Honsr
in the City Of Troy in Doniphan County State Of
offer for sale at public auction the following described
real estate to Wit: Lots one ~ two 81 three o. eleven
m and twelve el in Block ninety four 9 in the town
Of Highland DOniphan County, State of Kansas Taken
the property of Anna W. McAfee and John A. Nc Afee
and offered for sale the highest bidder cash TO
sy certain judgments and COSTS OF the Dis
tret Court Donphan County in the Of Kansas
in which J. c. Briggs Assigned in Bankruptcy of A H
Bayless, Is plaintiff and Anna W. McAfee John A Nc
Afee Highland University Company and A. Il Bayless
defendants.
Appraised at the sum Of q $50.
Given under my hand this 25th day of January, A D.
1876
Sheriff Of Doniphan County, Kansas.
January q, 1s76-5w. Prs fee $3.50.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-02-17
No. of Pieces
'o64 Pieces Of Property Valued at ........--.-
naIA

Inc price OF single Share l. FIVE DOLLARS.
put 70 Insure spy slle of all tn 81 M the Disir
1.nn "a our K.tl Estate Mireh 2Sth. 1sI6, WITH
OUT POsTPONEMENT. We ofI,r the following
office:
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-02-17
Sherif,s Sale.

S STATE eF cd 2ANsAs' sss
In the District Court for DOnphan County State
The ST. Joseph and. Kansas
Loan and Building Company Plaintiff
Jonathan Rigby
and Others, Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that viii, on the 2sth day
OF February, A. D. 1876 at the hour of two o'clock
M OF said day at the north door Of the Court House
City Of Troy in Doniphan County State Of Kansas
sale at public auction, for cash. the following de-
estate to witt Commencing at the southeast
ia me north west quarter Of section twenty t26
nnn;n ~ Of range twenty Ell east thence
- on the east line of aid quarter. sixty (60
e.ce running west To the west bank of East Brush
thence mp said East Brush Greek TO the north line
u su quarter thence running on said north line 10
the northwest corner Of Quarter thence Tnnning
south on the west line of said Quarter 10 West RTnSb
Greek; thence running down sand West Frnsh Crat 10
the south line Of said quarter thence eat m ad sontb
line TO the place Of beginning; CONTAINING on h,5 j
twenty-six ti26) acres, more or less In fSoniri .
State OF Kansas Taken as the property of DE-;
by and offered for sale to the highest bidder
satisfy certain judgments and costs now of r.c 70
District Court for Doniphan County in the Stat " e
in which the St. Joseph and Kansas Loan and nan
ing Company Is plaintiff and Jonathan Rsby and oth
are defendants. rs
Appraised ut the sum Of o. 0o0-,
thven under my hand this s6th day of January A IN
THOMAS J. vANDERSLICE
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
January "a, ls76-5u. Prs fee, els.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-02-17
U ALI For One Dollar.

Zen elegant Sheets Of Choice Music arranged for the
Forte will be sent by mail receipt of dollar,
pv ~ pSidl or single copies Is cents each.
my can also be ordered through any Newsdealer in
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-02-17
Manhood: How Lost, How Restored,

,,-7~z.LLETTER.HEADs. BILLHEADs. ENVELOPES
AoNTHLY STATEMENT BLANKS and All such vork
executed in the best style at the OAif afsoe
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-02-17
NEW MEAT MARKET.
Eortk Side Public Square, Sert Door to HsgSy HOUSE.
TROY, KANSAS.

"HERE the public be supplied at all times with
w the best quality Of fresh Beef Veal Mutton Pork
Sausage &C.. at the lowest living prices
The Highest market price paid for beef Cattle fat Hogs
Nov IS, ISIS SANDERS & WAGNER.
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they received until all are taken That all applicants
may 10 supplied ana avoid delay and disappointment
orders should he forwarded early.
10 insure against mistakes auI delays Correspondents
VIII please write thrir and place Of residence plainly
Active an,i reliable agents wanted References ttqnr
eh Libaral commissions allowed. Circulars ana terms
sent on application.
Office Money Order
inriher particulars concerning the manner OF us
be sent on application
All Communications must he addressed 10
JOHN NJ. PRICE,
General Manager.
dec2td Atchison, Kansas.
Shares for sale by
N b. WOOD, Troy, Kansas.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-02-17
IOwasPoint Mills.

HAVING rented Ball & Brothers Steam Flourins
HI Mil in Iowa Point, will keep constantly on hand
supply OF the different grades of prices suit the
times. Orders frem abroad solicited
Jan q, is7s-ln- PRYOR PLANK
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-02-17
For Rent or Sale.

WILL rent sell or trade for hand In Kansas the CITY
w Drug Store building north Of the Square in Troy
=. p CHAMBERLAIN.
Feb = 1:T6-iu. 'st -
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-12

demonstration Is completed that the first
stepin reform must be the peoples choice
of honest nlen frnni another party, lest the
disease fone political organization infest
the body politic, and thereby making no
change of men or party, we can get no
change Of measure and no reform. All
these abuses, wrongs and crimes, tho pro-
duets Of sixteen years ascendancy ,fthe
Republican party, create a necessity for
reform confessed by Republicans them.
selves, hut their reformers are voted down
In the Convention and displaced from the
Cabinet The party's rnass Of honest
votes is powerless 70 resist The S0, 900 office.
holders and guides. Reform can only lie
had by n apeaceful civic resolution. We
deoiatld change OF system, change Of
administration. Il change Of parties, that
weinay have change Of members and OF
men.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-12
From the Baltimore Gazette.
CAMPAIGN TRACTS.

ln presenting one Of the appropriation
bills 10 the House a few days ago, the Hon.
Feruando Wood made strong and able
speech upon the resources and expenses Of
the government, and the necessity for re-
irenchnieht. 10 one Of the interesting ta-
bles which we're embodied in il. there was
presented q statement Of the number Of EN-.
ployees borne upon the civil list ofthe Unit
cd States from 1859 TO 1875. inclusive,
complied from the biennial official registers.
IL shows the enormous growth OF the federal
patronage aud utter hollowness OF the re-
publican professions Of retrenchment and
economy. The following Is summary Of
the table. and we ask for it the careful con-
sideration Of our readers:
Total number Of civil employees in
1853 44.j27
Total number Of civil employees in
1861 46,oi9
Totsl number Of civil employees in
1868 47,47j
Total number Of civil employees in
1865 5s.s75
Total number Of civil employees IN
1867 56.ll3
Total number Of civil employees in
1869 54.2o7
Total number Of civil employees in
1871 57.9os
Total number Of civil employees in
1873 S6.GC0
Total number Of civil employees in
1875 9I,II9
These are official figures printed at the
government printing Office, in Washington.
They tell their own story. In 1860, when
General Grant come into Office. be- found
54,207 civil employees on The pay rolls. Ia
1871 that number. under his administra-
tion, was increased 70 5T.605. In 1873
be still further increased the pay roll TO
S6,66U. And in 1875 he ran il up 10 the
enormous figure Of 94.119.
The Democratic committee Of the House
have reduced the appropriation forty mil
lions Of dollars. which. if passed by the
Senate, viii have the effect of sending City
thousand uf these oficeholders 10 earn liv-
ing in some other way. and will leave Gen
Grant about tho same number OF elnplyees
he had when he came into Office 10 1869,
namely. 81, 207. or 10 900 more than was
found % be necessary in 1859. under De-
mOcratic rulo. He and the Republican
Seuate ara fighting 10 keep these fifty thous-
and leeches fastened upon the treasury
That is the meaning Of the so-callcd dead
lock between tho House anG Senate. Does
any one doubt which party is right9
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-12
THE F0xIN THR WELL.

A wolf one day heard a strange noise in
0 we'll. Hc went 10 see what was the
cause Of Il. lie soon found out toe cause.
for there. deep down, was bis old friend,
the fox.
"0h my good FRIEND said the fox.
'hos glad am 20 see you'll know you
will do your best TO help me out. You
can soon re. rope, or 6nd ou. some way
BY which 20 save me-
roor fox pOnr fox ~ said the wolf
.It grieyes me much 70 see you there.
Pay. how did you get in? You we're not 70
wise as you might have been. | think.
Have you been down there long time
hope things are not quite so bad with
you. as yon seem 10 fear they are. From
my heart | wish you we'll. and hope 20 sec
you al right ere long,"
Nay, friend wolf. do not sand thcro and
tease me with soft words, when am 10 20
much need Of help. Talk is cheap. Can
you end means 10 get mo ont Of the well !
If 90. vii. you? II you can and will.
therc is no time to be lost. II you can and
will not, leave me. may have done
wrong. but you have no right 10 tell me
50. till Jon prove that you arc my friend.
By deeds ss well as BY words. lf you wish
mo we'll, usc me wsll. Wore you in my
place and 10 yours. you would not thank
me for kind words 10 my acts were not
kind too
Lot US show our good viii BY helpful
deeds, rather than cheap words alone.
The Alamance Cleaner says. Mr.. John
Corbin went 10 mount his horse. and put
bis foot In The ssIrrup when the horse
made spring and threw Mr.. Corbln on
his back; and his foot hanging In the stir.
rup, ha has dragged and painfully though
no, dangerously hurt,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-12

can lift up these hands before
you, in the presence OF my Creator, and
say that in all that time Of war and pul,-
lie distress, and through all that period
|oftemptation and corruption, which fol-
lowed the war, not one dollar of dishonest
money has ever stained their palms; and
lastly can say that never had thought
wherein self was preferred. TO the pros-
perity and honor OF my native Iand.--
pdacc's Speech al tie Raleigh Conrcation.
BETTER TIarE COMING. THE religious
creed Of our State tickets quite orthodox
Vance adberes to the Presbyterian
church, Jarvis IL a Methodist, Worth Is
Quaker, EngIehard Is EpiscopaIian.
Scarborough is a Baptist. SO when the
ticket Is elected, the engine of tho State
government will run on the conseryatfns
track OF Quaker peace, under the schednler
Of Presbyterian order, conducted aocor-.
ding 70 the dignity OF Episcopal preprety,
moved by the powerful steam na4ls from
Methodist fire aud Baptist water, and.
consequently must have srneosh rollines
prosperity. Hence we say, sssses times
are coming. g.-Shelby Bannes..
The Danyille Register scas. lIis isrnrufs
Of the surrounding counties have. eDjoSoI
hne weather for cutting she.r whest oGsss
aud many Of them are through with sksir
harvest. The yield Is arooOuneea uuu-
saally COOL, bod IN quakira and quaatity.-
Il y no doubt the bssacrop gathered ia
this section for several; ysans--grcbakay
since the war.
George Eliot died ii Shofield Is,ery. ].
aged seventeen. Ifg 5m nSs. portray
character. but ate Cos fiiiher potato mia.
a rsum-pudding, sAsstof gingar-bread.
q rice pudding. ave sseares ofyorlxhirs
pudding. and thrso bseins Of sous. washing
this meal down with saree basins each of
beer. water. and len,oaale. Thcrorppers .
jury returned . veriias ef death from
gluttony.'
The Watchman says Mr.. Dan'l Peelerae~,a,
abou: 20, a resident Of the vicinity OF s..lls-.
bury, while driving wagon, was thrown
out by the running away OF his team. One.
leg was broken the knee anu the bones.
badly shattered and driven through the.
flesh. The limb wiiibo amputateL, but
II Is feared The injuries are fatal.
They must have careful kitcbea girls in
China. That country sends TO the Centen-
NAL some plates and dishes over . ,bovsand
years old.
There may not be gold. but there's m
question absu, the quantity of lead IN tho
Black Hills Every ipdian bas gun fall
lOf j., aud isa't sliagy. =
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-12
: HEARTY GRArIuDp AND COM
MENcATION.

From tho Albany Argus.l
The Rcpubliesa platform declares that
the Administration merits commcndation
and President Grsnt deserves hearty graft
tuds. For vhat?
For The Crooked whisksy frauds.
For The unsumbersd rsilrosd jobs and
svindIe,. F W
for the I~ss and Stocking Murphy Gus
tom houss frzuds.
For The army contract frauds.
Por The frcedmc..' y Savings Bank swindle.
For sbe Secret Service frsads--psying
John 7. Davenport Thousands Of dollars
from shs peoples treasury 70 elect the
Republican ticket.
Por tie Sohenck Emma Nine frauds and
disgrsce.
For tho BeItuap soldier srasos,Oue
Frauds.
For the lIelknap post-trsder frauds.
for The District Ring Boss Shepherd
traads.
Por The Indian Ring frauds.
For lhs Safe Burglary villaiuy aud Dab
COCK spd Harrington.
Por the Credit Mobilier infamy.
forths 50. Domingo JOB.
Fer : I~odsulet' Williams and bis IN
fanny.
Por Casey. Orill Grant snd Company.
For the fraud in the sale Of arms 20
France.
s'or corruption In every department Of
the Federal government.
Var increasing the salaries u the Presi-
deus AMI other public oihccrs.
Yer increasing the bardens Of the isx-
raJss. ani blocking every effort q ke-
wenshmsnt sad Reform.
These arc soms cf tho reasons Why the
people should conmsnd the hepnbliaan
Adminutration and remember President
Grant with hearty gratitude. ssd stand BY
Hayes aud Wheeler.
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