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IEAVE.

Accommodation tram leaves beiiaire al
49, p. NJ, and arrives at Steuncnvllle al
ssylP.H.
Special AccOmmo cd alton trains leav"
BeIltrr at $3.50 a. m. and l2:O p m;
Bridgeport lG:u5 a. M and 20 p. IA; arrive
81 Martins Ferry al iU:l5 a. N. and lilo p.
n. Returning leave Martins rerry at
II :97 a. M, and $40 p. M; Bridgeport IL :iC
a.ln.,aud S.app. m; arrive At Bsllaire at
II - q. m, s1id %:.iD y. m.
Tickets II all principal points in the
Fast aud West can b. prOcuTti at the
Union Ticket one" IN McLure House, anG
ST the station q. bridgeport.
T. II. MYERS,
novZ7 G,uc.a Passenger & Hch 1t Agent
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DRIES.

Under this head We name Buckets,
Tubs, Washboards, Broom,, Cheese,
HomiDy.S Soaps OF al brands, Spices whole
and ground, Alum, Madder, Tx. Log
wood, EPSON Salts, Blue Vitriol, Sal Soda,
Bi Cart Soda, Essences, Vinegar, Win
dow Glass, Nails, Concentrated Lye,
Matches, Axle Greese, Bath Brick
Twines, r. pc, Bed Cords, Wrapping Pa
perA Paper Bags, and many other srtI-
cles which for want OF space We cannot
mention.
Bv Offering good goods q. low prices,
with prompt attention, We hope 70 merit
and receive the patronage Of the mer.
cb.nts TINGLE 4 ISHAM.
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Fob SAI,D

yI,HE HOUSE 40. - THIRTEENTH
street. in good order, VI IN nyen-
irat water attachm bath fixtures COM
plete, fine wash house and back building.
Wiz be sold low. For terms enquire Of
81. BOYD, trustee.
orr. K. Botsford, a; the house, Thirteenth
street. mr4oh
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Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market.

Cincinnati Horse ana Muie mar ket.
MONDAY, March Is. ls76-There has
been an active shirpfng demand for stock,
and especially for horses, and there is q
stronger tone to the market Tor all good
grades, with only moderate supply.
.Hol,Es-The sales for the week
amounted to about 400 head. l6 cars
were taken for shipment. 2 Of them for
Philadelphia and the remainder for Bal
timore, Richmond, Lynchburg. New Or
leans and North Carolina Prices are
fully sustained at sl5oGl75 for prime
drivers, sS5@ll0 for "streete's,' $500
IS for common work.horses, and sl0a50
for plugs.
MULIs-Are in good demand, with
lie BIT offerings and sales Of about 100 head
at ss5GllOfor Is hands, and sSo@ IS for
IA hands high
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sHRFP MARK ET
REM A RRS.

week, OF those intended for this market,
The run OF sheep being lighter tnan last
and the demand about the same as it was
last week, there was thought by some
dealers to be a relatively more active
trade than last week, but prices exhibited
no change worthy of note, quality being
considered. The grade Of the sheep Is
scarcely as good as it was last week,
though there were some fair ones on the
market, but The tops were hardly as good
as last weeks.
O,.of1fiOu,-41mI7c
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U. w. &c Ny.R.R

A RRANGEMENT HAVING BtEN
y made for the transfer OF the interesI
OF Ohioand Brooke counties, on the com,
E.ntnrEv RaiIroad, subscriptions for the
Additional stock necessary Tor that pur[
pose will be received II the Hank oil
Wheeling. in Wheels L, and the Nailona,
Bank of Wcllsbur., in W"llsnurg, untii
March -. 1876 ON the complexion ol me
ut..Er,r Interest pro rata among the sub
scribrrs &C. the additional stock. Shares
OF stock $50 each. leD-Soa"s
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Atne culver.on Hotel and Drove Yard,
the Tinker House and Drove Yards.

J ID Acker, Ya........lG Loewenstine & Co,
q w Adams, Na...-l0 Pa."........-...........32
Ed Sheridan, O.....lSJ Sadler & Go, Pass
X Aleshere. O........l6 s Whitney, W F~57
Joseph Dow, 0-......l6J Slender. w F;..."3)
A Flowers, OPP VIM Clovis, W..
Baker & Carter, o. 1871 Chas Baker, Pa......l3
w 2 Stanley, O......32J Stoutfer & Co, Md.l2
Ierian q Adler, Ill.72 I NJ Nelson, NB...... D
N Lehman q Bro, % Owens, O.....--lO
Ill................ &c.. l0l l. z Brockley, Pal
VIM Kirk & Son, John Hitshue, Md.l3
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FOR = AhH.
WE WILL OFFER All PUBLIC SALE
w on
THURSDAY. MARCH 23d.

Al o'clock p. NJ. our entire works.
situated In Be lairc. Ohio, viz: one eight
cot furnace, one three story brick pot
room. packing room and ware room, STOCK
and straw sheds, box SHOP. blacksmith
shop, engine ana engine house, moutds
and tools, and all machinery Necessary 10
run said works,
The above works have been devoted FOR
the past four years, 10 the manufacture OF
ufi-haud aud moulded lamp calmneys
has n well established trade and doing =
good business: l. situated at the moCtH ni
the main coal bank Of the city, thereby
saving cast4se on coal. There belongs -
the works one acre of ground, 'front.' gtne
main >tra.t OF beiiaire. NC have two rAt!-
roads and RI /, er Tor shipping advantages.
The premises are in good repair. Wo
main buildings prigk. Furnace ready 10
light NJ any tIine. Parties wishing 10 en-
gaga in the manufac uriIg business will
aud il 10 their interest 20 examine tue
above
mr,u, OHIO GLASS co.
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rnrF SAMPLES To AGENTS. LADIES
kktE Combination Needle-book, with
I'LL Chromos. Send stamp. +. p. Giuck
New Bedford, .Aass. feolo
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We have large stock Of
MAckerel,
Lake Herring,
White Fish,
Goldfish,
And will as usual supply tho trade arlow-
or prices than elsewhere.
TINGLR & ISHAM.
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STATE Il = IN II
To Glasgow, Liverpool, Belfast and
Londonderry. &c.
State Of Indiana, Ut

State OF Pennsylvania, state OF ' lLsinia'
State Of louisiana, State vi VI VI. 80,
state OF Nevada, Slate VI ~" ho,oa
State OF Florida, STATE Vi AA""'>i>'
state Of Indiana.
Pier 70. y. r., Pacific Mail Dock.
The accommodation and provisionsPro
vidcd ON these ships are unsurpassed os
those OF any other line. -. 40 .eo j.
Rates OF PaSsage-First Cabin, s6; $40, gu,
Excursion Tickets, Sl20. Second Caoln, s'o,
return tickets, $50. Steerage al lowest
rates.
AUSTIN, BALDWIN Il Co., Agents, NO;
y Broadway, y. Y; GEO. ii. LEAF, S3i
CHESTNUT St., Philadelphia: or J. r Men
SlMAN, Agent, Adams Express COS Oh
nee, Wheeling. w. Va. 1epS
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WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE.

META BLISHED bsJ. OFFERS An I'M
II proved course OF study for the prac-
teal education Of young men. Elegant
rooms, rented and furnished. Separate
room for ladies. sessions day and even
ing. Individual instruction given zach
student: also thorough course In the Eng
lish branches. Call At tOlleg" ofiice, oppo
site Mcclure House. or address,
i'm. FKAsHER a CO.,
azl7yk Wheeling. W. Va.
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FOR - ALD.
HANDSOME AND CONVENIENT
COUYTRY RESIDENCE,

Within two miles o: the city OF Wheeling,
one mil. west OF Bridgeport on the Nation,
nj Road, with about 81 acres OF land
attached. chiefly in grass, with n Good
Orchard OF select Fruit. The House is a
frame building containing seven rooms,
with ou,buildiugs and good stable. THIS
property is now occupied ny capt; W IN.
IIark. and belongs TO the heirs OF ADram
Lash, deceased. Persons can examine the
premises at any time.
The above described property Will be
offered al public sale on Tuesday, the Hst
dav of March, at o'clock =. NJ, on the
premises, Terms OF sale, one.tnlrd rs
banJ onc-third n one \ ear, and balance
in two years, " it'll per cent interest: Inc
deferred payments to be secured by
mortgage on the property. Possession
will be given APRIL LIST.
WI. ALEXANDER, Atty:
BRIDGEPORT, O., Feb. ID, 81. MARI
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C,TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
- county Circuit Court, March Rules, 1876
Christian AshOn,0
vs.. In chanccry.
Anna AshOH,
SITMMIESS

SUMMONS.
The state OF West virginia TO the Sheriff
Of Ohio county. greeting:
We command you that YOU summon
Anna AshoH, II she be found in your BALL
wick, TO appear at lie ti'rk'- once OF the
Circuit COutt Of ohio county, Al Rules 10
Toe held for the said Court on the lSt Mon
Day in MarCa, iS7G, 10 answer bill in
chancery exhibited against her IN the Sald
Court By Christian AShOf. And have then
there this writ. Witness, samuel u. Nc
CO!ioch, Clerk OF our sad Court, at the
Court House Of said county, IN ia" city Of
Wheeling, the ON uuy of February, I,'G,
and in The thirteenth year OF the stat ~
West Virginia.
SAMUEL b. McCULLOCH. Clerk.
SHERIFF'- RETURN.
Anna Asho1 IS no iUhabitaDt OF my
haiiiwick, nor found thsrcia. February
-. 1876. GEORGE HELL, ID. :.
For Il. s. BRO ~, :. O.C.
The object Of this suit is to obtain
diyorce from the bonds o. ma'Timony;
and IL appearing from AFFIDAVIT MED Ia
thu cause, that the said Anna Ashon Is not
a resident OF this state. on motion OF the
plaintiff IL is ordered that she do appear
ner. at the next Rules, to:wlt: 3rd day OF
April, 1876, 10 attend 70 her interests here
III. Test:
SAMUEL b. McCOLLOCH, Clerk.
The defendant will take notice that the
depositions II John New b-ryer, George
Taope and Others, wi! be taken AZ tn law
once Of Lewis :. Jordan, Ekq. No. CO
Twelfth street, in the city Or Wheeling,
y st Virginia. on the sth day OF April,
1876. between the hours OF . clock a. ".
and o'clock p. N, 10 b. read In evidence
I'm the above cause. in behalf OF the pain.
tn; and Il from any cause. the taxing OF
the same shah not be comm FENCED, or be-
=. Lott 81 or
that day, the tax ng thereof viii De- 40
inurned from time 10 time until The same
IN II be com pleted.
10 Anna AShpd. -..--
CHRISTIAN ASHOFF,
By L. =. Jordan, ms attorney.
mrlOJaw "a
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AN OUTFIT FREE,

w county 70 take orders and denver
goods for the old and ORIGINAL c y. u.
House. Large cash vazes. 5plendid chance
in every pelzhborhooI for the right per-
son OF either sex, young OF old. sampies,
new lists, circulars, terms, etc, com piee
outrt sent free and post paid. send Tor IL
a. once and make money az your homes
Address II. J. HALL co., ~. Howard
IT., Baltimore, Nd. oGA
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LIST OF DRovERs.

LIST OF DRovERs.
The following are the names of the
principal drovers, owners or conslgnees
of the principal drovers, where the cat
tie are reported from and their destina-
ton:
John Klaus, Pau II Senseny &Lambert
$ w Allerton, Hiss Md
Lerian Il Adler, Ill CAB + Newcomer, Md IL
Adams 6Green, Ill so Foreman & Wolf.
Saml Nudy, w VII Md .......-.--.......4O
Daniel Cearioss, Md44Wm Burgoon, Midi
r Foreman, Md .....l5lG F Herring, Md.
Robt White, Md...l0G II Lowers, Va.
J w Holt 81 Co, VIM Shanberger,
Tenn................3y Md.-.............-. .... Q
Henry Rowland, Ullman & Levy, MdlO
Md. 25Gray, Inork & Co,
z
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Usage ORANGE

UEDGE PLANTS FOR SALE.
have $4,000 OF the above plants In e1-
cellent condition tor sale low.
JOSEPH CALDWELL,
West Liberty, Ohio county, ". Va.
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Nos. ?, and S daily, No. 6. daily. ex-
cept sunday.
East bound trains make connections at
Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia,
New York and Boston. At Washington
City for all points South.
West bound trains make direct connec-
lions tor all points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains
Pullman sleeper runs on No. D from
Wheeling to Chicago.
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Second Hand Boilers for Sale.

One nuo boiler, 20 inches diam, 30 It. long
" " 20 :.
: 4" {" ~ u
{" 40 %
Three Q nuc boilers, 80 In diam, "a f.. long
Onccylendor boiler 81 inches diam, - iect
long We are prepared to do engine and
boiler repairs promptly.
icbliC HOBBS, IA LOh o. w.
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Hrs,E sale.

nNE OF THE Il ST AND MOST DESIR-
ABLY located farms IN Brooke county,
owned by Mr.. \. u. buchanan, con IAN ~
highest state OF cultivation. one me TWO
story Brick Dwelling. containing rooms :
all necessary out buildings. situated I2ur
miles south OF WelisDurg, on bethany PIKE
For further partIcplars apply 70
nv Al4llls issN'.N u - =. A'A-'
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REMARKS ON BEEF CATTLE.

The arrivals Of cattle during the week
amounted 10 1920 head, against 1913
last week, and 1920 head the correspond
ing week of last year; and the sales dur
ing the week amounted to LOO head
against 70S last week, and 1880 the cor
responding week Of last year, and were
fclIous.
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TEAS.


TOBACCOs.
Navy lbs.
Halbrook's Monitor, Louisville,
Locker, Virginia Dare
JIb Boom, Cable Roll.
Navy LBS.
Jib Boom Louisville,
Old Reliable, Nectar,
Andrew Jackson.
LIS and los.
Andrew Jackson, Planters Chew.
Universal.
TW lists.
Gold Charm, Jeweled Bars.
Beau Monde, Patrick Henry,
Sunny South, hillners,
Talboth, Venus,
s Inch in Caddies, Fig Leaf IN Drums.
Bright lbs.
Peach Blossom, Washoc,
Rose Lump, Victoria,
Peytou Grarelsy.
Smoking.
F. G. t., Is & lbs, Good Enough Is.
Army Il Navy t., Scrap t.,
Tom * Jerry Is, Joker H..
Old Six Twist
With the above extensive variety Of
brands and large stock OF Tobacco. We
invite all who buy these goods TO consult
their own interest BY giving US call.
TINGLE & lSHAM.
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REMARKS.

REMARKS.
The arrivals of tho animals continue
common. there being more rough hogs in
proportion than last week, and fewer
good ones. tho most Of the receipts being
OF very Indifferent quality. Quotations,
quality considered, show no very serious
variations, but fewer sales have been
made at our top figures than last week,
and on the other hand more at the lower
quotations. Sales have been made at II
(gll;c, while the extreme range has been
from lO4@lllc, Choice Philsdelphla
hogs would readily command l2c The
prospects continue favorable Tor good
hogs.
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WHEELING PITTSB URGH AND BAL.
TIMORE DIVISION.

TIMORE DIVISION.
EAST-LEASES. WEST-LEAHES.
sWheelng $WashlNgton Pa,
dailv at :55A u. daily Rt......5 40 A. N
wheeling washington, Ia,
daily att - y ". daily ALL % p. NJ
Sundays excepted. lSSundayS excepted.
Tickets 10 all principal points can bs
procured AT The ticket office at the Depot.
THOS. k. SHARP,
Master of Transportation.
RI. DBVRIES, General Agent, Wheel
Inc dcZ7
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The market, while but trile mere
active than it was last week, was shade
higher than it was then, but there WAS
very little life in it at sny time. The
quality of the offerings showed no very
marked variation from those of last week.
There were few better tops, but less of
them, and a larger number of common
lower grades OF cattle than were on the
market last week.
Quorations-34@6sc, few selling at
either extreme.
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SHERIFF'S RETURN.

Anna Asho1 IS no iLhabitaDt OF my
baifwick, nor found thereia. February
-. 1876. GEORGE HE'LL, d. ;.
For r. :. BRO ~, :. O.C.
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iAcooN'o MAIL. EXPRESS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-14
NOTHING SACRED FROM THE POLITI-
CLANS

1t was the saying of French lady, wher
jolly soldier threw her poodle into the
slop tub, that there was nothing sacred
from zouave. The same may be said Of
the rcllickipg politicians who cast the
most valued interests OF society into the
muddy pool OF party disputation.
It has been some months since our toll
ing merchants and mechanics invited the
public to attend the fair grounds for the
purpose of noting the progress of South
ern manufactures, and for decorating
with blue ribbons the choicest specimens
OF foreign skill then on retail in our city.
The interests of agriculture and stock
raising were also principal objects of de-
velopment.
One would have supposed that the ora
tor OF the occasion would have confined
himself RICHLY to these material objects.
Hon. Mr.. Hendricks, of Indiana, was in
vited to give the Introductory lecture on
material progress. Hon. Mr.. Hendricks
was laboring under the electoral infu-
enza. He employed the occasion to ex-
plain himself upon the principles Of pub
lie finance. He discussed the policy Of
improvements. he touched upon
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-14
ANONYMOUS EMPHASIS.
!, Bulletin informs us:

The Bulletin informs us:
Speaker Kerr has now occupied the chair
for five months, and it is emphatically said
of him that, as a presiding officer, he is
fully the peer CT any of his predecessors in
that importantposi'ion.
To know who says it, is about all we
need now to make us reasonably con-
tented. We knew enough about the rest
of it before. We can tell by the calendar
that Kerr has been Speaker six months
and eight days, except a week or so of
Fitzhugh Cox's inglorious reign; We
knew, also, that he had constructed the
committees in such manner that the
South will get anything, if at all, by the
skin of its teeth. We knew ell this, and
much more, but never dreamed that any
body could feel like complimenting the
Speaker, and especially doing it in an en-
phatic manner. By whom is sit emphatic
ally said?" Mr.. Bulletin. All! we think
we can guess after all. 1t must be that
great Southern statesman-that "greater
than old Grant" Fitzhugh-the jehu of
the spanking equipage, the favored guest
of the Speaker, the pet of Sunset Cox, and
the envy of all the best society in Austin.
He is about the only man on the CONT
nent who is likely TO be emphatic in pro-
nouncing such eulogy, and the Bulletin
does we'll to suppress his name. at is
said," is more effective and authoritative
with the public than would be, s-Fitz-
hugh, the doorkeeper, says emphatically,
etc. If Fitz did not say this excellent
thing about Kerr, who did?
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-14

He assumes, from q report of Mr.. OPP
dyke
The taxes of the federal government from
the State Of New York at eighty millions
Of dollars.
Thus he afirms-
The federal government draws from this
whole pOpulatiOn-draws from the men OF
business; draws from these 1900, 600 people,
more. for more Of taxes than the State gov
erument, or tho local or the municipal gov
eminent, or all of them put together. Zap
plause.
So far, SO good. Mr.. Tilden makes a
stand-ofr. He even goes back over Mr..
Pierrepont. He does not bother his
hearers with any essay upon currency OF
finance. but places the solution Of the
difficulty on the reduction of taxation. "
He perfectly agrees with Mr.. Pierrepont
in the assertion, that if the country is
governed by
Bold. fearless, faithful men, who viii
strike at the root of these evils, prosperity
will return to US. [AppIause.
And now as to filling this bill Of indus
try, integrity, ability and experience.
Governor Tilden complains of the ardu-
Gus labor he performs at present:
i am myself tonight depre ssed, a little
depressed and little joyous, for have left
to-day in Albany go bills [laughter] which
are to become laws, on which have 10 pas. !.
within the next twenty days, but when
think of the several hundred others which
were not passed ain rsjoiced. daughter.
This agreed attribute Of q presidential
candidate is really got in under plea Of
fatigue. The Governor gets in two tell
ing electoral shots. By the way and in
connection with the enormous federal tax
alton he says:
have the satisfaction to announce to you
that this session of the Legislature has kept
down the tolls on the Erie canal, provided
for all needed repairs, and RENTED $S,0O0.-
900 of taxes that it drew from the people of
this State two years ago. lApplause.]
1t also incidentally occurs to the Gov
ernor to practicable his doctrines. He
adds:
1t Is idle to talk about the abuses of tax
alton unless We reduce them. Now, at the
Close 81 CQlS eSstlUu, lut Stdto gUVtIutucut
RENTS to tho people 100000 Of taxes.
[Great applarse.]
These items of personal testimony of
electoral fitness are admirably 'snaked in"
under the issue as presented by MIR. Pierre
pont, and will furnish several spokes in
the presidential roulage of Governor Til
den. We sat down, however, merely to
protest against the professional prize
fighters disturbing with their ambitious
conflicts the sanctuaries of commerce and
other business. The testimony of Gov
ernor Tilien in his own behalf has appar-
emily given that, economist and reformer,
"a lick ahead" in the presidential race.
Such programme will really strike Tam
many with such dismay that it will throw
off on his excellency and favor the more
malleable metal of Schell, Belmont or
John Kelly. We should not be aston
ished to note decline in the Tilden stock
to date from his imprudent disclosure of
virtuous purposes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-14
PROCLAMATION.
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS REwa,

STATE OF LouruAr.
Executive Department.
New Orleans. April 10. III
Notice Is hereby given that q reward Of n
THOUSAND DOLLARS will be pa by the st,t.
Louisiana for such information as v i'll lead Ia,
arrest and conviction Of the pers ors or an,
them, who on the night Of the thirteenth a.
toher. 1875. in the parish Of East Feliclara n
site took from the custody of . sherifrs $,
JOHN GAIR, formerly a member Of the Legiai,h
Of this State, ard murdered him BY shcottpr 4,
to death; and further reward Of ONg fnas
SAND DOLLARS will be paid by the State Of =.
.isn, for such information a. will lead t. II. !.
nst and conviction of the orsons, or any Of H.,
who On the same night, 1T the town Of Clint,
parish of East Fsliciana. removed ons Ran
MATTHEW'S, eister.inla of the aforessd O.,
from the custody of the sheriff Of Bast Pelien,
and murdered her BY hanging her to tree 3 Il.
courthouse yard.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the SIT.
hereunto attached, this nineteenth day Of Lrs
in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and =,
enty-s., and of the independence Of the ups,
States the one hundredth
BY the Governor:
VIM. P. KELLOGG
n. DURASD.
o. e 49,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-14

The Vicksburg Herald Gays: 1T. Morris
Chester, the district superintendent OF
education, with headquarters at Delta, is
said to have been commissioned already as
. member of the Returning Board, in place
OF Judge Hawkins, deceased" This is per-
hsps good enough for Democratic item,
and with few trifling exceptions is strictly
correct. The exceptions are that Judge
Has kins was not member of the Return
ing Board ct the time Of his desth, no va
cancy was breasted, and General Chester
fas received NO such commission. Other
rise there IL nothing to object to IN the
Herald editors statement of events Is he
understands them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-14
ID L H ID,

ISABELLE-On SATURDAY., MAJ 10, at 10 A. NJ,
DORA, the youngest Gaugirer of Mary Henderson
and James Isabe le, aged five weeks aud one day
The funeral will take ace f.om the residence
of her parents, No. 47a Rampant street. May IA. at
10 A. NJ.
HARvEY-On Monday, May I. 1875, at l A. NJ,
ANN HARVEY, a native of Fincastle. Virginia.
aged six six years, and sdent of this city for
the past forty six years
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