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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-28

MT LOOK AT THE REMNANTS OF
DRESS GOODS at LEVY BROTHERS'.
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ME- KNIGHTS WHITE BRIG

ME- KNIGHTS WHITE CA NJ B r c,
thirty-three inches wide. at SIC;
LONSDALE CAMBRIA at l6c per yard:
CHECK NAINSOOk at %, 80, and 35c- per
yard-very cheap;
TUCKED CAMBRlCS In great variety; A.
and up to So per yard;
HAMBURGER INSERTIN GS at LIZ, 10, Zoc., ana
up 10 $3.50 per yard;
CROtHET EDGlNG, twelve yards in a piece, for
HANOSOME LACE EDGINGS at soc. apiece,
twelve yards, worth lQc pc per 3 yy ard ;rncp .,ob.
teen yards in piece, for 25c., would be cheap
ut &c. yard; ,,o,
CASaS COVENTRY TRlMMlNuo az Wucu oe-
CAC 9T fffstS and POINT GAGE LACEs in great
CACHMskE aud POINT GAGE sCARFs in twen-
, ty-fye styles;
So So, and up to IS per dozen-all very cheap,
vt LEVY BROTHERS.,
- 1Ol7 and 1919 Main street.
The largest assortment Of KID GLOVES In tnis
city. le "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

I ~ NOTICE. We have appointed
>,ssrs. WALTERD. BLAIR 4 CO., Of Richmond
SOLE AGENTS for the sale Of our PRIDE OF
Key Wrs," Cigars In Virginia and other section,
u 'n' 'ou'"' STEPHEN FUQUET SONS,
Manufacturers.
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+ WINpOW-sHADEs in the lates

nY PARASOLs! PARASOLS!-Just
received direct from the manufacturers our supply
Of PARASOLS, to which we invite the attention OF
purchasers. we offer extraordinary INDUCE ments
In This line. '.-0 LEVY BROTHERS.
The largest stock of KID GLOVES III this city.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-28

WOOD'S PURE MILKaAND, BUTTER
J. fH DEPuY, SIXTH STREET. IL bag TO gIyes no
lice to my customers and tho public generally that
The MILK from my depot will be delivered as
usual, and all statements 10 the contrary are false
Respectfully, e WOOD,
fe 2S-lt*
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-12

tewirft. fowie ibrer @sleuen In Der
@cttlOflfett.
SD wiQ nidtS peiter Ibsr bie1e tiefy
l6meralthe Sage Der Dinee 1aaen, UNI
eie Wutb Der unserdteu aeoen Die
SerfOleten Satboliten nidt nod uebr
su tei3en.
0abrlid, 90 l6eint, taB man an
aewi6en Steuen pcs grpfuiles Sejue
gbriRus pom 6immslstbrene taraen
MIL uno oaB man BON neuem ben Ruf
erbebt: Nolumus hume regnare su-
per nos lBir wOuen ntdt. eaB rieler
iber unS berrlbe). Nber eS rptrr aud
Die 3ett tommen, no man mitper miro
laeen fjnnsn: Vidi impium super
exaltatum. .. . transivi ct ecce non
erat (S6 lab einen @oulclen lbsraus
erb5bst. -. uno ib sins soriter, uni
iebe. Ct mar nidt mebr).
Wenrsn mir unS inre0en an ben
GrisrsnefSnia, bamit CT ouf Die Glrs
bite Der Sunsfrau, ws!de bic Sirde
Die Virgo potens nennt, auen cen
Grieren pss 5er,ens eete, menn Mt,
AUDI fdmpfen mi6en aesen rens turn
cae Ct uns Ut mutbisea Sirsitern
made, um feline Sdladtsn III ldIasen.
Bitten mir por aasm Die b. 9unofrau,
rab lis uns bic gnare ~ 1bsu rfroen
Ia0e bic stppsn Ger Sufferer unb eer
Getnre Der Sirde uno Sslu Gbriii Sere
ftunmen su iebsn: Muta fant labia
dolosa Orrfummen lolen ttieeril1e
eippen). W6sen rteie ron 1rue
itsrlauftncsn 9ippsn, rsIde cas- @ute
t5ie uno ea5 86le gut nennen, per-
fummen, big Ie in Ger Stiue une Gin
iamfsit nit Der e5ttli6sn 5gIfe baben
reeen sslsrnt.
SD srbete inswil6en BE 6dnee gum
Sessn uno bite @ett, eas bielsr sc.
ssn uns Nuen jene 1raft uno ienea
Mutb perlsibsn mSee, rie uus su lsu6s
ienesn 1adsln MAIDEN, auf wslde BIZ
W6lter ibre Slide wenoen, su esnen fl
lire bel3en erbehsn m5ssn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-12
Setrefemb bic Decentralization

BON GinDancerern wurce neuli1 cir
@elssenttpurf i'm @onereB einteridtft
nsl6sr folsenee Bsff,mmunsen ent,
bdlt:
IS III sebrdudltd, raB perlonen
Uslbe Sirser Ger Der. Staatsn ~
percen nlini6en, Die pom @elrse &C.
fcrretten @rtldrunsen abesben uno Il.
men Gio DOR einem @ebuIfen res Cleric
eines 0eri6ts, wtlGe5 Notaritdts> Sc,
rtdtsbarfsit befgt, lelifen Dies aes
Ibictt aber aud an anreren Nl1sen,
ais in benz Nmtslofale eines lplb,n
GIerfs. Da nun bie 0ert9te enil6ie,
cen babsn, cas Gle abaabe folder 1r.
tIdruneen uno bic 2siftune FOLDER Gre
an anrsren gldBen, ole ben besislidsn
Imtslctalen, cen perlcnen, .rpelte pie>
lelbsn abseben uno leiten, feline 8ars
serredte seDdbren, 70 rirp hermit per.
oronet, ros, rrenn INNER treenp etne
Eerlcn, UeIbe miinfht, Burger Ger
Der. Staaten su werpen, supor in aus
tenn 0Iauben unp tn Der ebrli9en Mb,
ftbt, ben NaiuraIilatipns > @elrBen
Jolge ;u leiiten, sor e:nem 5dlfs, Gletf
zines 0srtbte mitNotaritdts> Serious.
bartlett Die pom Geiege erforeetlide gr=
fl1rung abgestten Hno Den perlanaten
gio g~eleifet bat, piefepsriOn rann, elei6.
Dtel, Oh lol6eGrfldrune unD lolder@ic in
Gem AmtsIOfale zines loldenG lsrts pper
ionfpO abselsst worren, ~ alien 8e6>
ten unb pripilsAten zines 8drefrs Der
Ser. Stnaten BON Der 3eit an bereds
tiat iein lou, In Der fe folGe Grtlaruna
.abseseben bat, unp spar in bsmlelben
lmfanee, als rpenn pie gttldruna unp
ser Str por Dem Glsrf zines @rridts
nit Nctaritdtss Gertdtsbarfeit In PER
on i'm AmtsIpfale zines iol9en @ierfs
pdre abeeIest pDrten; aue bic 6anp5
upsen zines fclden 5ilfs@G letfs In
finer lolden anseleeenbeit uno rerper>
omen, rpelhe Dielelten TN eutsn @lauS
en- oOlspgen, wfrpen hermit raiifisirt
ND betdtist. Die 1batla9s, bab cine
,l6e grtldrung ~ab8eBeben unb etn fol-
,er Gto por fr9enb elmer perlun eeIef-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-12

Nm %. DECEMBER pOrissn Sabret
bielt Der 81. Batter folsenre Anlpra6,
an Die uer(ammeltsn @roirdIe:
Mtt Fem Gnbe bieles Mvnatsa
idltsssn eleid;sitie brei 0iertbeiIe Gee
Sabrbunpsrts ab, pieies Sabrbunoerts
= pel9ss NIT einen propirentieuen unit
auBercroentliden greisniB bseann. Sd,
atennet. pas Id BON Der @abl meines
erbabenen 9Oredusers Plus VII,
fprede.
Sd errdDne biele 8abI nidt. I'm
auf ote %einsslnen %l1mfdnee auridsus
tcmmen, wel9e pielelte bseIeiteten, urer
UNI bic punoerbaren Wese su belpres
den, auf pel6en Der neue PART sur
Na9fclse bes gun, Wdrtyrer eercree,
men pius' VI. eeIanste. Diele 0inee
ftno eu@ mebr pie bsfannt. %ber Id
ertansre an eieies sroBe Greienis, I'm
Ger sanse1 0elt 3u seisen rae @ctt
ntemals feline Strae DerlaGsn, eas er
gu alien :3stten iter Ge In StGrmen
unb @efupren feline mddtise 5anc aus,
seflrsdt bat, un fe aufreGt su erbalten
unc 9e8en ibre Getnre III lddBen. Sd
ertnnsre an iene 3eit, un, un!er BEN
jesiSen Ssordnsnifsn bic @uten aufz
turi6ten uno su ermutbisen. uro Die
S9Da&en unc 3weifslnbsn, iene, mel,
DE In Gur&t Ieben, su fidrfen. ibren
@lauben uno ibr 9cfen 3u bsfefieen.
So, meine aeliebten Briper, aud
beute leben wir inmttten Sun binterliai-
gen Na9feaunsen unb pfsner Inter
oradunG aud bsute III pie Rirde BON
lerlea Stirnaen umbrauf, rpelGe Dor
20 Sabrsn sssen fe tobten ; aber aud
lsst Ulecer lstbt ibr Soft feinen m6as
t'esn Sstitann. aud jest bdlt er iie
nteeetum aufre&t uno perlei5t fbr neue
St1rfe.
SD weib, cus @isle BON Tur6t ers
fdut fine aber i'd ueis aud. pos bi,
lsstsre ein ausFus Der eiebe ~ @Ott
IL, uno Soft wOte seben, boR pieie
Gur3t aue 5er;en ersrsifs. Die i,
S@rift lprtdt oft BON Dieler b. Eur6t
unp empfeblt fe. @lIdlt6 Dfeieni<
sen, pel9s Gurat bsssn. Disle Gurdt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-12

in Gn9lano beltebt cine perpanpte
Steuer, cie 0aarpuperfeuer, teute nod,
unD mon fam oOrt nod bic 1Gwarss
bdrtiesn 8eDientea Der bcbsn Grifofras
tie nit weib sepuperten SSpfsn erblts
den. Der Grfnber rrurte bamaIs
our& cine bOte perf5nlidfeit psripottet,
bic NIT 6 Nappen nit eepucerten
idwar;en Wdbnsn unp Sbweifen
i'm 69osparf umbusrs. GnsIano bat
es %dbsrbaupt In Der StsusrseI Besbuna
nett aetradt. Sm Sabre 1855 zen
I26. Mdrs wurce Die msrfrdrpise par
Iamsnfs lcte erlaien, raj isee Namiltt
jeee Nc6e cine Wablbeit reniaer tlIen
unc Die Soften eafir an eie Staats,
taHe soblen loae.
Sn Deutlhlanc mar es por,uasz
reile Der furus, ben man tefeuern
uOute, nobel mon ater bdufs aud
rirfIiGe gerdrfnihe traf. Das pul
). .. Ger Gau nit zen 3ur Belt rss er,
fen preubil6m 85niss auf pen Wenuf
pom Safse, 1bse ocer Gbpeclare seIeas
ten Steuern. Grieeri6 rcrGrcse eina
nod peitsr. Gr por Der Nnitt, pas
Der Rafse idwdde uno gum golpaten
untaueiib made eaber moncppIilirte
er zen Rafse; nur bic pripi!eoirten
Stdnee burftsn leItf Safss trsnusn
tlafen.
Die ieltiamlsn Steusrn pureen i'm
3eitalter supwies XIV. afunren,
weIdes aud Die Glrfen Deutlblanre
in fcrtoauernbe @slpesrleeenteiten
tradte. Sn geYern befenstts man
untsr Warimilian Solepb O745 bic
1777) losar ras 6riratben ; 60 mueun
%beioneere 0sirotbs, grIaubnibldeine ae,
l6f petren, rie jdbrlid 10000 f.
etnkrahten. Der befannte Sfaneal-
0eIdi6tlhreibsr 0sble ersdblt bon et>
mem Hei1ssrafen, Der etnmal Elm Bein
eetrcten une sur Beftritune Ger Gun
cine Veinbraheffuer etbobeu babe.
in einem aneeren eeutl9en 2anre, rl
Die farit!ide 8ammsr ete Npoibefsn
lelbf o%erwaltete, muete tseer Bauer
cisrmal I'm Sabre 2 eotb SerliB r. al,
gum Abfdbren nebmen unb lt6 mi
Dem betreftneen 2 @ein bel eem betref,
fencen Ortsldulsen ausmeilen. Dt'
Wiafa; in Der 9efeueruns mu9s mil
pem abiOlutifilGen Reeimente. Ob.
pobl Qaiisr 9ciepb II. manasm DUO
~reSfataen ras panewert lsste, 70 FAM
iein 8siipiel tc6 renis Naaatmun9,
uno es CAB balp feinsn @ssenffanr
mebr. ber nidt Der gefeueruna unter.
lesen tdtte, 70 oae oamaIs aud au'
DeItl9lqno paete, mas einmal be,
DiBise Ds6ant BON ct. pauls, Sio.
nsY Smitb, in Den creieissr 9abren In
parlamerte iaete, bab ujecer Brittle cir
~tefeuertes 6emb auf Gem 0sibe uni
pariber einen tefteuerten BOD TRACE
oab CT aus b%sfeuerten Dsnisr ouf leir
bsfteuertes @drtden ldaue, tefsuertea
Uroo e1e, auf be1ieuerten z obIen pano,
le. auf befeuertes papter ldrsibte, aua
%beiteuerten 3eituneen feline Meiebei
i6Spfe, in einen b~eiteuertsn, nit bsfteu.
ertsn Ndse!n ssfdlc0enen Sars selse
psrce, UNI ldlieelib nit sinem belteu,
srteu 1cctsnwasen in fein befeuertst
9rab eelenft ;u rperpen."
Sr5lfen mir uns nit benz Qieb:
Is TT befirmt non, boben Gatb.
Dab man BON auen1, tpas man bat,
@tbt Steuern.
Drum 3abl pun isbem @sgenfanb
Gin paihttbeil Seinem gaterlaub,
Dem tbeuern!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-12
OaS Gapitel Der Steuerii

fnest in oer eeutlben prelIe neusroinee
cine Seleudtung. bic aud fur mande
2elsr ptsles 9lattes ron SntereGe lsin
mag, inoem man idrsibt.
Steuer sablen unS 7etbsn muB Der
Menfp ibsrau, ME Granfltn laet.
Gdon BE &5msr un!sr Snsius
5uuiuS fannten Geburtss uup Sterbe,
f~teuern, cine Steuer auf unperbeiratbste
Domen, menn ie reid paren, unp cine
Steuer BET Gmpfane Der 1pso.
Weneen mir uns tncei7sn sur1 eiges
men yotsrlanee, 70 besesnea mir idcn
1902 in @rsueen, Gem feline @rbebune
gum SSnierei9e iebr pisl @elo fo, fste,
Der 8cpffeu:r. aein Stano mo ca>
muls BON cerleIben ausaeldlo0en.
selbf Der abnis sablte jabrlid 1000
2blr., Der &%rcnprins 1000 Die prinsen
je mad benz @rape Ger gerwanrtlhaft
500, 400, 300 lblr. Der Drill,
tdrbeftdnc muBte, gang ben beutisen
Verbdltnihen 3uwirer, einen eanser
Wenatsiolo entri6ten. aim msiiten
bra6te Die Eteuer ron hen unteren
sIafsn eth ! iscer @efeu sabIte IL
Ser" isrer Bauer 8-12, ioear bic
1ae!5bnerin a Ssr. Au1 befono ,u
oieier 3eit zine befonrere Sunafernz
feuer. SspeSunefrau, Die ieS6meut
Ger SrpanSia ibsri6ri,ten botte. mubte
10 lanse, bis fts untsr eie haube fam,
orer cas- 40. 9ebenejabr erreitt bate,
einen 1bo!er an Den 6isfus srleaen.
Hiatieer uno etntrdBltter ipdre CO
robl sepelsn, rte unpsrbeGuliden
>asefclse su beteuern, pie cas- in
tletneren reutihen Staaten aeldeben
TT. Sn SOburs 1T cine iolGe Steuer
crit in reusitsr 3eit abseldaft NOR
Cen.
Sebr einttdslid paren aud eie mo-
mentli6 BON GranfreiG Der eineeflbry
ten gurusfeuern. go bsnimmt cine
SsrItner @srOrrnuns:
Wer cine SarOns, einsn ,suelden
Wn8en ccer @baile sebraudt, rpoeurd
Gas YRafer Ger Hefpsns pereorben
miro, sabIt IL Ssr. bis z lblr., fpdter
2 1bIr. idbrl'd. Damsn, rpeIde einsn
TopfpaB trasen, muetsa cine Steuer
nit 1 Sblr. entribtsn. Nu1 beaan<
ben ioaar Strumpfs, Sdubs, StisfeIe,
pantcfsl', 6utifeuevp, fir jerss poar
Deer Stld Elm S9r. ilbrlib. Vim Elm,
lraeli6fen mar rie 1893 einssflbrte
perudsnfteuer. sic foute sueletd Elm
SduBSolI fir einbeimtide GabrifatiOn
lsin, renn cine ftanS5Fibe yerads
ftsuerte Is prcsent, cine preubilde nur
6 Sre3ent ibres Nertbss. 1901 er.
belt Elm frans6slder perldsntulpertcr
oiele Steuer in yodt, unD aue Yerl<
den mubten BON nun on gefemps!i
mercen, was NIT Sieoeuaf eeidab.
Da absr bierbei vieIe unterlhIeife pcrs
uno aud ole aenauen 8iftattc,
men ntdt serinsen anitoe eaben, 70
purre pie Berpadtuns wteper aufaebo<
sen unb cine bsiOnrere Tars einsefibrt.
0ofeute uuoS %taatspiener sabIten iabrs |
i'd q Ibalsr psridenfeuer, bic ance,
en- Ssamten unD SffSiere bis aum t
2 IbIr. bis gum Gefretdr q
IbIr., Subalternbeamte is Ser, 81,
ellen, 2afaien u. {. 10. 5 S9r. Die1e Q
Qualification III in yreuBen eisentbdm, n
i'd. ob0obl bic Gteuer Ielbif in Sad i
fdcn 1876 etnseflbrt mar. Drier& u
Id Bilbelm |. bob 1917 Die Steuer |,
uf. &ls bet ieinem Resterunesans e
lit nidt rtnieer als SO aammerberrn Il
ut rieisen periden erldienen tparen, b
Prabidiecete er ben gan;en 6aufen, u
feline eissne perids fort unD fr
eB bas' 6aar ldlidt tn einen d
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-12

aet morpsn in, fol- in alien @eridten
unc @erbanplunsen als prima facie
BemeiS anecisben rerpen, raj pie Cir
fldruns I'm auten Blouben abeseeben
uno Der Gio in eutem @Iauben selet>
Net mcrrsn 1T.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-12
Trncbfe Der nenmpbiidben Mnf:
fldrnnA.

Ter preubiibe Sufisminifer bat &c,
tanntli6 jinaft 6HentItb pcr BEN gar,
lament erfIdrt: n3wiltsn rem /.
5anuar 1871 uno benz beutissn Gage
6. December 1870 Iieet Elm grocer
Sries, lieaen erOee icciale unc frters
polttil6e Wttren osr>eefdbrlitfen Art.
Dte &Obbeit 1T sera6ltn, pbyilde
lrc mcrelti6e Jtcbbsi:; sefunten 1T
baseaen Die @&tuna por Der Gutoritdt
ces Staates unD Ger DfsnhiGen Sc.
malt 9elunfen ebenfaGS Der Sinn fir
6fsntlide Orcnuns unD Redtaftte."
Damtt bdtten wir alIo bic 8ilans eints
p~ltrtabrisen ,,Gulturtampfes" pcr uns.
Wie es lGetnt. IN pieies Re1uItot aud
Gem ltteralen n8erltnsr 1aeebIan" in
BE 9lisrer ssfabren /; raFelbe nil Ger
"Hebbsits fatitif" UNI ieren greis et>
men Etesel rOrl6ieben unc b%efirpOrtst
tn einem 2eitartifeI in Der Drummer
pom 8. ,. 81. Die Ginfdbruna Der Dtis
e~elfrafe. nGs fam f6," fiet eas
Slatt bin3u, brute INNER nur um
cur6 rt6terIf6es Gttenntris
Die standardization fine
uneenisenc, ibre sanse Ginibts
lna TT ibm YieI su human. ,Dos
Sefdnsnis -beiet es-if nt6t mrbr 70
dredli&: es 1T nidt mebr ein S,Qer
t~riefeneen 8dncen unD peu unoes
tefer, 60 1T elm paIaf NIT MormOrs
reopen bic gerpfssuns iebenfaus
the msni@lt4e, sefunee @obnuno,
iabruiig, Hsinlf9tsit pbne ieoe Sprae
IN Grtfens."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-12

scnecn, y. San. CARDINAL Mannino Bat
am usontag 70 Man9efer cine tatboIiide gfl-
esrite 3lr Serbrettane Der tatbpIilden IiTsn.
l9art frDlfaet. 9n ifiner NeDe mics or mad.
Pep PIE atrae ee DifrniGaft nientaIs ~
tatp1en gaDs !; nur cine faIIGe NufIaruna lei
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-12

uno Ginienbuneen iberbaupt. inp itets
wiutOmmen, b~eicncers dber Sesstsn>
bsiten.unp. 3ufdnce in saidiseensn
eanosstbsilen ; bod miTsn oue Gins
ieubuneen Don, gerfufsr unta;sianst
isiu.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-14

acted in 1874 and whose fraudulent
returns oecasioned the invasion of
the legislature by Gen. Sheridan and
were set aside by the congressional COM
mittee. of which W. A. Wheeler was a
member. After Sheridan had expelled
certain members of the Louisiana legisla-
ture Wells was rewarded by being made
surveyor of the port of New Orleans and
Anderson had a member of his family
appointed to the military or naval
academy. kellogg and Packard are
believed to be concerned in the corrupt
orders of Durrel and the seizure of the
capital in 1872, and also in the invasion
of the capitol in 1874. kellogg, Packard.
Wells and Anderson stand condemned as
Infamous. and nothing but mistrust and
discredit attaches to what they say or do
aud what they touch they oontaminate.
These men have been encouraged and
maintained in course of conduct con-
trary to the constitution and laws, and
dangerous 10 the liberties of the people.
Orders to the army to concentrate in New
Orleans is stage toward the overturn of
constitutional liberty and the establishment
of afmiitary despotism. If this policy
succeed no presidential election hereafter
will be made except under the direction of
the army.
The Democratic Committee have com
plete returns, made up from duplicate
lists Of the supervisors, showing Tilden's
majority in the state toebe S.l07, by which
majority they claim that they have carried
the state, The returns show that
Nicholas's majority is nearly 5000. This
city is very quiet The politicians are
anxiousl ly awaiting the action of the re-
turning board, which by law is required to
meet ten days after election.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-14
TE'1L.EGRAs.P!EH:[IC. e
[Telsqraphed to the Rock Island Argus.l
SOUTH CAROLINA.
A Move to Conine the Returning
Board to It's Proper Duties.
TheYsupreme Court Eorders. the Returning
Board to Show Cause Why They Should
Not be Restrained from Sitting in
Judgment on.their Own Election.

COLUMBIA, Nov. l4.-A motion has
been made by the Democratic council be-
fore full bench of the supreme court
praying that writ of prohibition and man
damus be granted restraining the board of
state canvassers from exercising judicial
functions 10 the election of electors, mem.
bers of the legislature. members of con.
gress and solicitors, and confning
them to ministerial functions only
only, and restraining Dunn, Cardoza and
Hayne candidates for comptroller, treas
urer and secretary or state. and candidates
for reelection to these offices, from sitting
as judges cf their own election
The court issued rule requiring the
board Of canvassers to answer, Thursday,
why writs should not be issued
The board of canvassers had decided
themselves that they had no jurisdiction
over the election of governor. and lieut.
governor, and hence no question was raised
respecting them
The following prominent Democrats are
here: Ex. Governor Parker of New Jer-
sey; Hon Montgomery Blair, of Mary
land; Hon. o. H. Stuart, Va, and Hon.
G. N. Cox. All quiet.
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LOUISIANA.
A DEMoCRATIC MAJORITY OF ABOUT
5000.
a Review of Republican Rasca1ities by q.
s. Senator Lamar.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 13. "A large
proportion of the eminent northern gentle
men who have started for this city, to
witness the count of votes, have arrived
and are at the ST. Charles Hotel
Hon. L. @. g. Lamar, of Mississippi,
sent to Gen. Walthall, at Grenada, the
following dispatch:
Reports OF official returns signed by
commissioners and supervisors. show a
clear majority for iilden of 1851 In
several instances Republican officials re-
fused to sign the returns. From few
Republican parishes no report of the
official count has been received, and In
three Republican parishes the figures are
adopted. La the above estimate the Re.
publlcans claim that the returns from
these parishes may by revised, changed
and put 10 shape so as to give the Republi-
cans majority of about 800 or 1000.
The people of New Orleans, though pro-
foundly agitated, are quiet, and, there is not
the slightest purpose to disturb the public
peace. The proposition OF placing the
counting OF the vote under the supervision
of honorable men of both parties from a
distance meets cordial concurrence of the
entire community. The sending of troops
here is regarded as a promise and
guarantee of the support aud immunity to
the returning board in the action it is
expected to take Wells and Ander-
son are the principals of the returning
board, two colored persons. one OF
them without education, being with
them. They are the same persons who
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-14
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Returning Board Decline
to Furnish Any Information.
NO DOUBT OF A DEMO
CRATIC MAJORITY ACT
UALIY CAST.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Republican Intimidation Deprived the
Democrats OF Thousands Of Votes.

COLUMBIA. Nov. l3.-The board of can
vassers heard argument this afternoon
from Leroy f. Ioumans in behalf OF
Demo- ratio citizens. He maintained that
the board had no power under the constI
tuition 10 alter The result ot the election, as
announced by the county canyassers, and
that the state board had no power to
change returns, and could merely consoli
date and announce the result. At the
conclusion of his argument the board al.
journed until tomorrow morning, when r.
B. Elliott, colored, will address the board
in behalf of the Republicans. He will in-
sist that the board has ministerial and
judicial functions, and that it has a right
to canvass and throw out votes in any
county where there has been either fraud
or intimidation.
Up TO this evening returns have
been received at the Office OF
the secretary of state from eighteen couu.
ties, leaving fourteen counties to be heard
| from. 1t will take at least week before
the official count can be announced. Bott
parties claim the state, and heavy fraud.
are charged on both sides.
| Federal troops have been concentrating
here for two days.
The state board OF canvassers decline
to furnish any information tonight con
cernIng the election. They say that not
more than two-thirds of the counties have
been heard from officially
The Democrats have their figures
from one representative on each
board of county managers They
have no doubt of the Democratic
state ticket, and Tildens election is claim
ed by smaller majority.
CHARLESTON. S. c. Nov. l3.-Th,
Democrats to-day filled a protest agans
the late election in Charleston county, OF
the ground Of intimidation and illegality.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-14
RADWAY'S REMEDIES.
OVARIAN TUMOR
OF TEN.YEARS'. GROWTH
CURED BY
DR.. railways REMEDIES
RADWAY'S REMEDIES.
I a0',o had an OUa,ian Tun0r IN the Oua-
ries and Boaoels for Ten Years.


ries and Boaoels for Ten Years.
ANN ARBoR Dec. 81, 1875.
DR.. RADwAY:-That Others may be benefited,
make this statement:
have had an Ovarian Tumor in the ovaries and
bowels for ten years tried the best physicians in
this place and others without any benefit. It was
growing at such rapdty that could not have lived
much longer. A friend OF mine induced to try
Railways Remedies. had not much faith in them,
but finally, after much deliberalion, tried them.
purchased six bottles of the ResolveSt, two box
Of the Pills, and two bottles OF the Relief used
those without any apparent benefit determined
to persevere. | used tw I've more bottles of the Re-
solvent, two or the Relief, and two boxes of Pills.
Before they were gone had lost 25 pounds.
/ continued to use the medicine until was sure
thatI was entirely cured. took the medicine about
i've months, and during that time lost Is pounds.
In all took three dozen bottles of the Resolvent
six bottles Relief and six boxes of the Pills.
feel perfectly well, and my heart Is full of graf
tude TO God for this help in my great aficton. To
you, Sir, and your wonderful medicine, feel deep
ly indebted, and my prayer is that it may be az
mnch OF a blessing to Others as it has been to me-
[Signedl Mrs. E. G. BIBBTNs
Mrs Bibbins, who makes the above certificate Is
the person for whom requested you to send medi
cine in June, 1875. The medicines above stated
were bought of me, with the exception of what was
sent to her by you. may say that her statement
is correct without qualification.
[SignedJ L. S. LERcH.
Druggist and Chemist Ann Arbor, Mich
the above certificate, is and has been for many
years well known to us, and the facts therein stated
are undoubtedly and undenlably con ect. Any ont
who knows Mrs. Bibbins will believe her statement
GSignedl BENZ d. COCKER, MARY B. POND.
MARY COCKER. E. b. POND.