davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-06-27

@on elmer Srau Yfarrerin in Min.
neapolis. Minneiota, erSdblt Die vNel
ulmer Yoit" folsenoen8enisltreid: vgi-
ne iyrau Boltorin in Minneapolis, oeren
@otte auf &eilen mar, bei6loB bemjel-
ben Elm Yaar BON ibr sefertists Soien
gu ihiden uno Sluar per Ypit. IS ianb
it'd bel b~er9tufsabe Deg Yadcts nun Slpar
Dap baiielbe 5u Bef6rberunS per 4olt Su
i9msr lei. aber cine flu9e Sausfrau peiB
iid 81 bslfen. 9ie Trau Yiarrerin
trennte Die Solen quer iber Dem Sise
in Suei Salftsn auseinanber, padte ieoss
Soienbein nit baran befinoli6em She'll
pom 8ooen in ein %belunoeres Yadst, ao-
o%reliirte beioe an ibren lieben Wann Mnb
fort sins Die 8si6seruns. 2eiosr CT.
belt ober Der YaltOr nur bas cine Bein
unb uartst nod inner @4merSen aui
oas anbere."
Wir m0@ten baranf petten. oaB DC,
5err Yfarrer, ebe er lib Der @Ottes9e=
Iebrtbeit ersab, 81 Der ebrlamen 3unft
Der S6neioer geb6rie. Sie Srau Yfar-
rerin mubte wobl willen, oaB er nit Ga.
Del uno Saoen gut u%msuseben peiB.
iOnt batte le Die unausfprs1!iAen ni1t
in sipsI 9alIten 9%etrennt.
ueber cine ersrsiienoe 9,ene in ci<
mem 2ouispiuer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES be-
ri9iet Der r2oNisp. Mp5.": Mnf Dem Bo=
ben Inocn auf alien 2umpen elm WGter
unb 6 &inoer uno i1Iiefen, als Oh lie onj
Dem weidten Eager ru!ber. 9ie Sim
Der, I'M Mlter bon swei biz siu6lf Sabrsn,
lasen Der @r6be mad wie Orselpfeifen
nsben einanber unb Der Water quer gu
ibren 6aBen. gr mar on oenlelbsn
Mbenb uuf ieiner Heile DON Wbitlsp= &c.,
3d., nab seymour, Sno., in 2oulsuile
obne einen Gent @elo nit leinen 6 &in-
bern an9etommen. Sie beioen tIsinlien
3O9 er in einem 90nowa9en. Yoilaei-
lieutenant Snpoer lieb auf feline &e6-
nun9 einMhenoeiien tommen npo es wnr
De oonn onf Dem Yooen Elm Ha9tlassr
b%srsitet. Scr Maun erodbIte Der Yoli-
5el, baB feline Grau DOT elnem Sabre Sc.
itorben uno CT ii4 entlblolisn babe, NIT
isinen Ginoern gu ieinen 0srwunoten in
seymour, Snb ii%berheoeln, oa or niht
i'm Stanoe %se,psisn, in WbnIsp Gomntp
3d., mo er bisber 9emobnt, bel Dem ldle6
ten Ncroienit li9 Mae leiHe 6 &Inoer III
srndbren. Wan babe ibm oas Mnerbie.
ten sema@t ieineRinoer in einemBaii:n
baule aufsunebmer, aber er babe llb DON
Oenislbeu ni9t trennen tonnen uno mir.
be Ileber bis an's gnoe Der Welt nit
ii6 i6leppen, ole lie per!aisn. Gr ba-
bes bsBbalb elm altes 8ctt in einen Sanos
wasen sclsst, Die beioen t~ieinlten Sin.
Der binsinselsbt unb oann DIE &eile bon
$50 Msllen an9eireten. Unite. psgs ba.
be CT an YlGben, no er Arbslt bstom-
men tonnte, einise Sasen searbeitst, nm
einen 3ebrpfennls 81 psroienen. Nater
uno &Inoer mabten einen lebr 9nten
ginorud; es mar Elm ersrelfenoer Nn.
bid, ben Die 6 Ginbsr auf Dem armlcIl=
gen 2assr seipabrten.
, 1876-06-27
80 q II d G f E r.

WaDors Gouri. Mm. 8rieos
ansetla9t biihner ieiner No9barin,
Jrau Sturoipant ect0btet "a boben.
bate $50 Siirsidaft gu seben hen 6ris.
ben gu balten.
Gowaro Batter, farbia, ansetlast ON
Sonntase S6naps pertuuft Su babsn,
I1oben.
Solepb 6. SobnIon, farbia, ansetlnet
nerborssns Wafen gu tragen uno Spsn=
Ger Booolon seorobt 81 baben, i'm sl
tDoten; ipuroe peribobcn uub Sobnion
unter $500 8iirgl4aft 9eltelt.
, 1876-06-27

@6ifffa4rt. Golssnos e@iifs
tan'en bier oeiiern i'm Safcn an: Die
britllhe 8ri9e ngiail", nit elmer Ga.
Dung Sabot unb Die britiI6en Briggs
"Somerlet". vgpa Barrier" uub Der nor,
ioesii9c 9Aooner nWiriam Sumter"
nm getrnieum fir einen europiiI6en
0ofet 5n Iuoen. Sic omerifoniI6e
Srisg -8ngota", Capt. SobnIon, clarir-
te I'LL 3oIlbuuIe nnb miro 3163 NarraI
Wtebl na9 Gio be Suneiro rebmcn.
, 1876-06-27

Werbrs1er. Jolsenbe 9srbre.
DER purbeH gsiteru in Die psnitentiarD
absslisfsrt: Sad Wilion, 20 Sabre,
psssn Ginbrud uno MOrobrennerei /;
Osborn Sbom, A Sabre, ,pesen Suus
sinbrud; Wation Seaoman uno Nso
pu(iam, ie 4 Sabre, we9eu Sansein-
bru1, ale BON Msdienburg Gunntp.
MatIon Coleman, BON Plttslplpanla
county, 2 Sabre, iuessn 9auseln.
bru6.
, 1876-06-27

.B ohenbIatt. Don bsute an
Diro Die p@uiOe ano Ielps" MIR ale
abode psrofsntli6t iueroen, bod anF Den
GiIenbabnen in 8irsinia mirO bieIelbs,
spie bisber, td9li6 fret uertbeilt. 9is
Gsi9ditaiabruns miro 9srrQD, $. gai.
, 1876-06-27

6~enrico County Court
Mnoerlon Sam, iarbis, purbe seiicrn
iduloig befunoen Daniel Waio an9e-
9riffeu unb psritiimmelt gu baben. Gr
wuroe auf 2 Sabre in Die Yenitentiarp
9eianot.
sSobn Coleman ipuroe fir Elm dbnli=
DIES Nsrbrehen auf / Sabr in Die Ys-
nitentiarD eelanot.
, 1876-06-27

Suuuel bei9dbist. @efern
Morsen fieI Elm @tif Don ben Gburb
Dia SunneI i'm S9a6t SO. p Elm. Is
puroen iOslei1 Elm 3abl Mrbelter ause=
jtellt. ben S4aben %ous5ubeiern uno in
nidt LANCER 3eit tOnnten Die 3Ise wies
Der, ME sepObnliA binbar9 fabren.
, 1876-06-27
Centennial 8 gi9ets,

sttan,rab, 8rsbrrdsb. Ii. @ptcmae Gitenbatn CO..
SfTee bes 6enfral aidetaA aentsn.
&i6mcnp. Z. YRai. 1876.
Grn lns mad Rsntag q. rem Stem Is. mats 10 rhen
Grr, ritcns-E dite sipifden G,6mOno unb abil ,eelphta
fur $i4.O ausaeseten. Dteielben lnb rom Gase bee
Iustsl ns AT aaf eretftS SG,s aultie.
GreurIipne<GiGet arpiiten 81 d,mpne unb 9e,tirnpre
Sa Sb pptrp fur so unp ssridst biefer 3ue iamonp
MUIR UNI 2:35 gia&, taos. @ud biefe Tidets fnp ppt,
Sag Der &af TELLING auf 30 Gage ailtts.
netfsnee, NJ ldt Rttbnpnp TN, s lb Doreens y r.
lldHen err i'd n YtilcbslpbiG tint 6ti0 Nadtnittdas bts4
iflbe 2ases. aisr Stnnbea itiiber ais nit Isenb elmer
aRoeren Natn.
Itftts it, tn Der 9 ffce 5rn u. %. CARRIER, $40. 1926
Mai ftraBe, INT Grt an9e 6otel nd tn Der GiRce Der
enrnpa8ais O.; Der Gde YER Stem tint grpastr 3u baben.
6. VI. lapI"r.
f55 General . { d tsaaent
, 1876-06-27

Snber Boli5ei elite en- Is
1aiisn. Solsenbe 8erionsn, iuelbe
ruesen5runtenbeit perboftet, wuroen 9e-
tern Don ben Yoliaeiitationen entlallen:
Samuel Ounnepant, Gbcrlss &esnanlt,
>&obert Spler, larbis, Samss 8. 5bo-
mas uno SbDmas Siggs.
, 1876-06-27

Seute Mbenb miro Elm frcies @ar=
tcn=Goncert in Dem 8arten Der 0irgi-
ME Sdnserbaae itottfinoen. 8ie aug
Der @nSeise in elmer anoeren Spaite at
erieben. lit Der @intritt icoen nniidnoi=
gen Meni6en erlaubt. @ir bbren. bab
oieie Concerto jeben Dienitas nnb Jrsi-
tag itnttfinoen iollen.
, 1876-06-27

8oll. 9cute Mbenb wirh Der
uYoun9 mems ioeial Club" e;nen Saa
IN Der vNew Warfst Sal' obholten.
Mlss 1T 9etban iporoen. I'M ben She'll
nebmern einen onsenebmen abcnb gu
bereiten.
, 1876-06-27

Bic=Nic. @citern fano bas Yic.
Nic Der at. Sobonnis 9onntassidule
in Mlen's @rope bel Serrn 50. guter,
itatt. 9aIielbc mar re1t gut beia4t
uno bic &inoer ~feierteu einen persniis-
ten Sag. Ser 9Iab 1T re6t i90n fir
pIcnies gelesen, oenn tpenis miro ton
Der Site bort perIpiirt.
, 1876-06-27

0robuns. ", S. Mnorews puroc
gelterr infoIee zines Wsrbaftsbe febles
Dor &i9tsr @hite ssbro9t, ansetlast
ben Sbomas YOtts seorobt 81 baben,
i'm onSusreifen. @norsp waroe unter
$500 8iirsidaft geitsat Den Jrlsosn
ni6t au breGen.
, 1876-06-27

Banterott. George q. NOlting,
GiIenpaarenbdnoler, in Der 8roaoltraBe,
wurbe @Onnabsno pom &esitrator Jor,
bes fir bancroft ertl0rt.
, 1876-06-27

lie iibernebmen. Die 9rudcrei ieood un-
fer Der Gcitnng nnieres:9anomanncs. $.
Sdott, tuelGsr aIs Gin lebr seIhidter
Wtam in icinem Sadie befunnt lit, ite.
ben.
, 1876-06-27
enuftttpnen BON 8rieffaaen.

g. @on aalien an ten spei befuntersu saessn
~ a S ~ Stsrnfafsn bsfannt fnh, 600 pms
tat o. Xxx 80 ufb z.15 N.W.. @pnm
ao9s- 800 g. ". uub Z N..M. va"
y y" Sstertasen- 600 9. SIP. NH.
n9. M: @1n aasn ansrrn .Nnlfen r,.rs !"
ss Sf'eF suf BEN Ridrsy bsr Srpasr ano,~
49,. y. y. Boa 9en,. % d.
, 1876-06-27
Scrtbewssuna Der 6auisr

Tcrtbepssuna Der bauier
Wer fsin 5aua f%Orttepeaen, pter in bic
SDbe idranten lnfen Mill. wente lt All
e. s. &eatnb
$40, 10, Siinfsebutc GtroBe.
Wit rnsinen neuen patsntirisn 0p,tbrinser. aa
rantir' ib Bill! f.. uno S6neaiafet. Gjs,
tauSe NIT Sbsrr feine vsrben furtaltraGt
cbne bic 8cvpbnsr Az firm. Gilerne cd dn.
fe. 8siis. Danrf alhinen unb aneere l6pes
re @esenfanpc tus'ben nit 9Orii9t fortl,.
bra1t. Sar ons Gsrtt rinsen bon SGuftra in
Der >tast mns bar tsaabit psrben. @lfu bt,
sutsen fSnn n tei fol encen oerreu eiuaeasaeu
reroen: SIS. s. aina, Drain Ctr; Gapitdn
asler, NSdette; @esrse q. 5unoley. grsae
SrlBe. i'm
, 1876-06-27
Der GOdten : Narf.

Ner @t6nfte uno rsisenffe Burf om
Sames S'u6 nntertalS &i6mpnb. neseu Der
,Samss Rlpcr gteum Brewery" III istt benz
pattfdm asDfnst uub pirD on GIeieifbafe Ell
fur y e.s'ies etc. ETC., tpcsu bnieles bu d letns
pase lt rpr3iisli6 st8net, bsrnietbet. &uft~
b0te lihb iebsr .3eit an Der 70. Giraffe ~ be-
fommtn, I'm, na9 benz Yart su fibrsn.
Gum ii tbsn uAp fiji &ucerseleQftaiten if
Der plaB leDr eelesen.
mn 3. 81. DIngttng @, jr.
, 1876-06-27

Golo 6iinete seitern Morseu in Iep
Yorf nit 1l25 nno i9lob Mitta9s nit
l12.
, 1876-06-27
@inlabmna
gum
II nj E mt
aaf bic tentlae iaufrixts
WGer~ nno @artenhau.
Setting,

tSsraaSssbtrt "a. ": Coleman. miIrsu,., ypiss.>
3 tf6riftlur
eanbpirtsi9aft, Wieb5a@t ebRbau1
!8iumsns r~ 3iensn3nbt n. hen Tartitisnfrsis.
e,fbetat lett cem Sable 1870 r~sselmaBie an
.aneS itben MUnats. Der MtsnnemsntSi
'ssragt bel gor0nssabIuas Gins uiiye yprtO)
itar 70 Geuts pes Sabr.
Sste Summer enlbatt Dag ualartiffl iber
bic iiber bic Dsrltisee en- i3meise her SeIn
ano 81 artsnuirthi9aft, @oifss uuo Sauss
tpirtbiGaitltde auft abe. iomte ipnltisen a..
msinnuB itea Sslefof nsuft 81 afratipnen.
Uiiteer Dssem bernummer mir eth Snbalts-
SerssiGniB ess Sabr anss 'Uwis Elm uml6laa
s%elisfrrt. &ieie s1t osnti6sam stttant|9s Ssits
ihrift mirp bsrsits bon lebr
bislsn Deati6en Sanhmirfbsn, Gartner,
Vribafienteu u. T.. TO-.
IN ben Ssr. e taatsn 9eleien unb fabet iibsraH
enc frsIrrlite stutnabme. Yrobsnummsrn
tper en- aasntseltli6 an irssup eins glbreG
Seianpt- @usEunit sstbsili unb gsFslunase
beiUrst
Sofia S. Yein.
5eraasesber Der Britannia Staats @aaetts.S
, 1876-06-27

3age, rrssds RiamO 3 um $40 o. Sd. ~ptrlaasn, ;:fab-
reh tasf9 tS prtnt. 90 Enlightenment unb baIten an bel
allen 8erStnliden Stdtipaen
5u8e, .rrsld. @i6 moab uhs 1870 81. 3d. y%erIafcn,
faprea tagltb unn taltrn OIL in Sanpser. YOUTH @pre
0ensptas etarlottesbiue Spp, @tbum's Silver, Green.
trcoo, Giasn fbpre. Staantpn, @ribsr. @iatcrL', epps
nSten uho allen StattpIen tpstiG pcn 9aestany
af riatsn atton'3lee pc la1en Atdmrn6 fur Cor
oensptle unp alien 3ptfden Sta,ipnen tdel;6 Il pun.
taes ausRenrnmemi nm 4:i5 v. R. Die ,pafaaiera
D eles 3uaes tIeftn tt 6:tO .. 80 in g5af & n ton ehr
Grpfes : aug taoiiG y " VIZ '''S'' aas 81 p
y"f 5aald 10y (Snnrtass a%usserpui. } UNI ESQ " W.
afee n'rodtipn,u td8ltd tScnntas' ause. 1870 9.R.
5n9e. frel9e In Wi6n.pnb a%"fpmmen. balten bel ten
Stattsnen an. rte cben.
Die 3dss p%frb.nsen ft NIT BEN 8dsen Der Ttd,npnb
fntpte Son a.s ud6 Rittnp NIB. ~
Wabsre Gnsfunft pesen p.sife etc. tsirt tn no 826
Diatn Str, cher in Der Office Ger Gpmpasnie ertbelt.
GDnp1p &. Sowaro
Senersf Yafaeier. uab Giaet.Meent,
W. W. g. Dunn,
Snseniear uab Snprrinten> ent. "
, 1876-06-27
Na9 Der Gsntcnninls ansHeaung.

&i6mpnb, gprt Ristr unt)
G~refaprafe e~i{snbatn :
Suprr Sffee IS. w.at 1876. J
Nm 9elnuer ber ,,@%entern,aI."
ant uni naA tieIem Datum pereen auf 80 Gase spru
Datum tbr r Iusasaung an autt e 6 reurft b
Ttdet spifden 8id npnp uno Philadelphia pi1 gprt
giiSer Balm IN pi,fe Office fir SS Is aus eaeben.
s,isie 1idet iab tu baben in ga bfr's S26 Wiai fraee
TN Grdanse bptel uao n Der s tfce bteles 6 pimpusrlte
an ser Ode Ger 25fen unb 2pdtrabt.
y. (. NpuofaS 6,
NIB o Superintendent.
, 1876-06-27
eoeer-p ier, ale nnb porter

6"O'| S"At CIV """ Wo|*tS
Hss~ SetanntmuduHa fir 0sihdfts-
lsute uno Dem 94'ublitum i'm Iugemeinen
SD babe In mstrer ySames Htsss Gteam~
grat srsi Sin iGtunssn ssrpFen
2a8er Sier,
Nle Ano
Bo,ter
auf HIaidsn 5u aiebfn H"b bin lest i'm @taa.
Dc ale AufHG.e our !3uirieetnbelt meiusr
8anbeu ausfabren.
Ia i'd bic melfen anp bsfsn 0srbeGtruu.
oen, nm Elm %seiunoss @strauf bersuHelIeu be.
fse, 70 yraue i'd Elm etfn 10 sptss Bier, ais in
irssnb elmer aneerea Srausut s~slisf.rt wirp
uap p%srfanfs IS Sa ben nistrlsfen Yreilen
BsA~ Wae Wa rem perpeu fret Don Reiien
mad treeHO siaem Ibsils Der Stabt sher nah
ben per 9isbeaen D,pets s%elitfert.
gelttAnnsen petben in
$50. 80S Niain Ctr. ansenommer.
10 &. y. Wtnslin9. ir.
, 1876-06-27

@etter Yropbeseibtns 9.
SIR fpaifise 0rufer SD bebB net
, 1876-06-27
4ZsN - %
6, beiapeafe unb Sbto Gilsnbabn,

Gbefaueass unb Stiu Giftutdbn,1
pafletersD epdrtsratmt
&itnnpnb, va, II. Stunt. 1876
Mn nnh ra1 Dem 18.Sunt 1876, fab cit
bic paias et-3uae, vts fola,
, 1876-06-27

Woee. unb @trumpf. Waar'n ano Sano.
iGubs. @ae @aaren gu aabsrcrosnt!t4 bills
gen Yrsilsn.
Gin belpnteres @temple.D epartemerf
Git Briasn-O Department. Sriaen fur Is st.
Sin ,erpaaen, bic b.liaifsn i'm Sanee
Die biuisfea Sttd ersieu iperren e%fiisfrt. Dames.
&rasen fir 5 CITE. -Stednateu 6 9ts., feipene 8nPPft 10
Qts. tas Dusenb etc. etc.
@tsmpsln S &Is. per yarb. jsbe 8reite
Gin estsmpelter Msrmsl unp elm esfsmpeltes ,9snb
sEbaIt tses Ysrfpu, pelbe % Harp fsnpeln ldBt.
mt &b9tIts ". @reen.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-01
THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES AND TIE
RAILROAD TAX.

The Bulletin, Mr.. Charleville and few
more Democrats Of the same sort, who
wish to run the party on principle, have
been trying to ascertain the views Of some
of the candidates for the Legislature upon
the proposed tax to build railroad to
Texas. The result of their endeavors is
just about what might have been expect
ed. The Bulletins reporter was treated
almost as a meddler, and several of the
candidates intimated that it was no con-
Germ of anybody's what they might do
with the authority which they expect to
have conferred upon them. Mr.. Charlie
vile has propounded some rather pointed
questions to the president of an up town
club upon the same, subject. His card
may not be answered at all, and it is
nearly certain not to elicit anything salts
factory.
And under the peculiar practices of the
Democratic party We do not see how the
can be questioned at this late
hour. They have all subscribed to the
windy profession embraced in the Demo.
cratic creed, ''Tilden, Nichols and re-
form," and paid their assessments. This
is regarded by them as conclusive. They
have contracted with the ward clubs for
IN election to the House, and paid in ad.
rance. 1t is not obligatory upon them to
'ay what use they will make of their DO.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-01
STATE CENTRAL EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE
REPUBLICAN PARTY, STATE Of LOUISIANA.

ROOFS STATE CAMPAIGN CoxxrrrlB l
New Orleans, September 2, 1876. !
Macs meetings Of the Republican party will be
held at the following place. and dates, and will b
addressed by the following named speakers:
HON. 8. B. PACKARD JUDGE HUGH J. CAMP.
BELL, HON. J. HENRI BURCH, COLONEL JAMES
LEWIS. GENERAL JACK WHARTON, J. P. BAR.
BIS, ESQ, and HON. c. B. DARRALL
Waterproof, Wednesday, November
Vidalia, Thursday Move mbar2
Adkins. Friday merring, November 2
New Texas Landing, Friday afternoon, No
vember 3.
Port Hudson, Saturday. Kovenber4
Donaldsonville, Sunday, November5.
st. James Courthouse, Mon day. November g.
BON. GEORGE L. SMITH, UNITED STATES SEN
ATOR J. r. WEST, LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR c.
c. ANTOINE. COLONEL GEORGE WILLIAMSON
and J. D. KENNEDY, ESQ, will speak at the fol.
lowing places and dates:
Coushstta, Wednesday. November l.
Natchitoches. Thursday, November
Cofax, Friday, November 8.
Alexandria, Saturday, November4
HON. ". H. HUNT, HON. J. DUvIGNEAUD. HON.
J. HENRI BUROH. and other speakers, will deliver
addresses at the following points and dates
Bayou Sara, Wednesday, November
By order of the Committee:
A. j. DUMONT, Chairman.
L. LAMAN1kRE, JR., Secretary. se32n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-01

Wanted to know-When those '.ten
thousand citizens are to be arrested
From the fuss which has been made over
the attempt of the Republicans to head
of reporters, stranger would expect
half the Democratic party of the city
were about to be put in chains and con-
fined in dungeon. Some of them may
possibly deserve such treatment, but none
are likely to get it unless they attempt to
vote on other mems registration papers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-01
CIRCULAR.
STAsR OF LOUISIANA,
Office state Registrar of Voters,
New Orleans, October d, 1876.
State Re sistrs r of Voters.

a,
once state Registrar of Voters,
New Orleans, October d, 1876.
To all Supervisors of Registration in the State o.
Louisiana:
Whereas, considerable doutt and uncert ainty
exists in the public mind relative to the number of
polling places to which the country parishes are
severally entitled under the law;
Whereas, there appears to be a celt lin degree
of uncertainty and contradiction in the seve, al
statutes appertaining to this subject matter; and
Whereas, in cases where such uncert ainty G xkts
it is desirable shat the law be given lbe raj con.
structjoa in the direction of the public coaye.
nience;
1t is, therefore, st ated az the ruling and nstruc
tion Of this Office that it is the duty Of the super
visor of registration in each parish (Orleans ex.
cepted to establish at least one polling place for
each justice OF the peace ward in said parish.
This ruling is based upon and instructs strict
compliance with the language of section one of
act No. 7. approved 1875
In the location OF polling places supervisors of
registration will be governed by due regard to
economy (as the parishes are required by law to
defray such e1penses) and to the accommodation
and convenience of the greatest number Of regis
tered voters in the several portions of their re-
spective parishes.
MICHAEL HAHN,
oc3I lot Up State Registrar Of Voters.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-01

litical powers when delivered to them.
Certainly the sellers can not 60 beyond
the stipulations of the agreement. When
men invest their money in speculation
they have right to expect they will be
permitted to make all they can out of the
investment. It is very plain, therefore,
that most of the candidates do not know
how they would vote on question that
had anything in it," until it comes be-
fore them, when they would probably
learn on which side lay the most weighty
reasons for or against.
Political positions have thus been
scheduled among the list of monopoljes,
sold out by the ward clubs to the highest
bidder as merchandise, and it may be set
down as absolutely certain that the pur-
chasers will make their profit one way or
another. It will be seen, therefore, that
the questions propounded by the Bulletin
and Mr.. Charleville ere not pertinent to
the issue. Mr.. Leeds candidly admits
that he is hostile to the railroad. Some
Of the other candidates profess to think
that it would be good thing. Neither
will gain or lose dozen votes by thus
recording their intentions, since the De-
mocracy are under contract to vote the
straight ticket, which, we are informed,
has been printed with special reference to
heading off scratchers. The only way to
put candidates chances in jeopardy of
losing the Democratic vote is to leave ,.,is
name off the straight ticket S,nch n
calamity would undo hin, and it ia
doubtful whether &c could recover his
money from the ward clubs or their
crenture, the State Parish Committee.
But as there is little danger of such a
breach of faith, the candidates have little
or nothing to fear from people "who want
to know, you know" They stand de-
family on their contract, and answer all
questions by reciting from the Demo-
cratic catechism, II am in favor of Tilden,
Nichols and reform, and to prove it, here
is my receipt for the money" Unless,
therefore, the rank and file of the faith
full ratify the bargain by voting the solid
ticket, they will be called boilers, and
ranked among the enemies of reform"
All the candidates are pledged to reform,
but when asked how they are going to |
set about it, or what they will reform,
hey remind the querist that there is a |
complete understanding between them
md the ward clubs, and they reply upon |
is being faithfully carried out.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-01

A. an advertisement for theatrical
agent, the Associated Press inHicts the pub
Lie with the announcement that Miss Neil
son played Juliet ct . Philadelphia theatre
on Monday nights. Newspapers are obliged
to pay for all such dispatches, which are
quite common, whether or not used.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-01
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Office State Registrar of Voters,
New Orleans. October "a l216 \

STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
Office State Registrar of Voters,
New Orleans October 20 1876.
Supervisors Of Registration ard Commissioners
of Election are speoisly instructed that any PER
con who uron tie day OF election preset t, to the
Commissioners Of Election at any polling place
where he is entitled to vote a certificate of re gs.
tration ietued to him in 1874, and which is il.
dorsed. Voted, 1874 Voted, November, I8.4,r
Voted. or not at all, he must be allowed to vote
thereon, the elector o. being responsible for the
erro, or negl ct of Commissioners of Election at
the election Of 1874. Every certificate of registra
ton voted upon at the comirg election must be
plainly indorsed in writing or by means of stamp,
Voted, Move Der !, 1876" and Commissioners of
Election will be held strictly responsible for the
per torrance of this duty, which is imposed BY
law.
These special instructions do not apply to the
parish of Livingston.
No certificate of registration issued in any year
before 1874 will be valid at this election.
NJ. HAHN,
moi 81 Up State Registrar of Voters.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-01

Governor Coke, of Texas, has been tell.
ing the Democrats who elected him r. ,ho
United States Senate that he will resign the
governorship when he gets ready to do so.
Which is very hard when it is considered
they made him Senator to get rid of him
as Governor Immediately.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-01

General Mcclellan is not doing the Dem
ocrats much service in the campaign. The
battle will be over before be gets ready to
move.