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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-25
4. ROchereau 4 Co. VS.. samuel Ii. Bird.
Sixth DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH

A, ROchereau l. Co. VS.. samuel Ii. Bird
Sixth DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
. of Orleans No 84o6-By virtue of writ OF
seizure and sale TO me directed by the honorable
The Sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
N the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auc
tioneers Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and Customhouse streets, in the Second Distrlct
OF this city ON SATURDAY, March ., 1876, st
twelve O'Clock NJ the following described property
TO wit - .,.., ~
and sin culsr the rights, ways, servitudes, prlyl-
Ieges aud advantages thereunto belonging or IN
anywise appertaining, situated in the sixth DIS
triet of this city a:e city and parish OF jefferson
IN this State), in square number forty four, whicn
"a bounded BY Bacchus, Dryades, Foucher and Del
chaise streets; said lot is designated by the NUMBER
seven on the original plan of Faubourgs piaisance
and Delachaise, and also designated BY the same
number on a sketch made by J. A. DHemecOurt
deputy surveyor, on the nil eteeDth OF October
1871; which sketch is annexed, for specaI refer
ence to an act ofdep0sit passed before J. Fancy,
notary public in this city, on the nineteenth Q,
October 1871, and measures, according 10 SAID
O, ieina plan and sketch, thirty one feet front on
Eacchus sire ct by depth OF one hundred ana NJ
teen feet between parallel lines; and which prop
4ity was acquired by the Defend herein by pur.
chase from Louis Philippe Delachaise. per act
IA ssed before said notary, James Fahey, on the
twenty first day OF October, 1871.
Seized III the above suit
-eruS-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
C:-:, CT -; fF tba pa ri OfO rleanS.
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The Civ of New Orleans VS.. AnseiO q.
Murren.

SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y OF Orleans No 81 81l.-By virtue of a Wit OF
ftri facias to me directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish OF Orleans n
the above entitled cause. for city taxes or 1872.
will proceed to sell at public auction at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers Exchange, ROYAL street
between Canal and Customhouse streets, IN the
second District of THIS city on SATURDAY, April
Is 1876. at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following de-
scribed property. to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the
Fist District of this city. q square lumber one
hundred and sixty.fve, bounded by Magazine.
Camp, Pc, dras and Natchez streets, lot number
twelve measuring twenty feet Oh camp street, ny
SEVENTH wo feet IN depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
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EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
mh4 25 apis Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
The CITY Of New Orleans VS.. Joseph Grass.

CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans No. 8. 716-By virtue of writ OF
fieri tacias to me directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish OF Orleans IN
the above entitled cause. for city taxes of 1873,
will proceed 10 sell at public auction at the Mer
between Canal and CustomhOuse streets in the
Second District of this city. on SATURDAY. April
IS 1876 at twelve o'clock NJ, the following de.
sclibed property, to wit
l. TWO ERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in
the First district Of this civ IN square rum Der
Peters ard st. Joseph streets, designated as lots
four and five NEE suing forty eight feet on Fulton
street by one hundred and t"enty-elsht feet IN
dept, <ro,,~-,
Fret District of this city, in tqraIs number one
hundred and twent .one. bounded by Annunciation.
Delord Constance and Payfarre streets designated
as lot number one, measuring forty siN feet On An
prncistion street by eighty feet in depth.
Seized i'll the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot. ~
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
A1,.y off Parish of Orleans.
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CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans, No. 65l2-By virtue of writ of
Teri fsciss to me directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans, in
public aution. On WEDNESDAY, March 2a, 1876, ct
haltpast ten O'Clock A. NJ, at my warehouse; Nos.
% and Is Orleans street, between Royal and bour-
The follow ing described property, to vii
THE DARKROOM FURSITURE AND FIXTURES,
pecanters, L Dit es and mOvabes of saloon No lo5
Lafave cite street. betwe en- st. Char les and Care
dset stree s as Ell inv. ntory which may DE seen
al my office.
And on the same dav az FIVE O'Clock p. NJ, on tie
said premises No 53 Lafayette street, between ST.
Charles ard CarCn 'eet ST. Gets
ONE MARBLE TOP COUNTER AND ACCES.
SORES.
Seized in the above s',it.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EuGENE wAGGAMAS,
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SHERIFES SALES.
r. Fischer 4 Son W. Mrs. Jane Vjgnes
LadouI. widow Of Peter Ladoux.

EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, No. 72oA-By virtue Of q writ Of eeiz-
ure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish of Or
leans in the above entitled cause, wiz proceed to
sell at public auction, at the Merchants and Auc,
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street between Canal
and Cnstomhouse streets in the Second Distrlc5 OF
O'Clock H., the following described property, to
wit
thereon, situated in Bloc mnsdale, in tie sixth
District OF he city Of New Oreans desl9nate@ oy
plan Of Bic Bspamm Brt ,ss i aas
der osited in he tfce of W. Y. Lewis late notary
public this city said ots ne each IT fhr 1S
seventy 6ye f. ct eleven inch. in depth. between
parallel lines oil English measure ard all Of said
Being he cane prol city which the defendant here
in scqune1 by purehs Sc from Pierre Timoleon La
tary pub ic, dated March 8, 1863.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms Cash OH the spot. -
EtGENE WAGGAMAN
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.Jesu CoiR vs.. Succession of Matthew C0!g~

Jean CO1g VS. succession Of UlAtuAcu NO8~
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans No. S555.-By virtue of a writ of Sc z
u, e aud sale to me directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans.
in the above entitled cause, l will pro-
coed TO sell at public auction, at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange Royal street,
between Canal and CustomhOuse streets III the
Second District of this city. on MONDat, April
H. 1876, at twelve O'Clock NJ the following de-
scribed property, to wit -,
A CERTAIN LOr OF GROUND, together with all
the build Dgs ard imp rovements thereon, fgats,
WAYS and privileges theI.unto belonging or IN
auywise apr ertaining situated. lying ana being
in the SIKH District of this city, in the square
bounded by Louisiana avenue ana Jersey, iole-
dane and Laurel sire cts de signated by the NUN
Der one on d plan drawn by A. PereaG, architect,
depos ed IN the Office of An edee Ducatei, notary
public in this city, plan number seventeen or
the book OF plans numbe seven Inc said 1t OF
ground as airing fUrtytwo feet SIX lLchts front
on Louisiana avenue by one bundled and twenty
e mt # et in depth, bet Teen equal aid pa'aief
liues s; beng the same property acquired by the
tfeud ant heI er 10y purchase from Philip Atadie,
as per act in the office of said notary. Amedee
Ducate' dated November 60 1865 duly registered
in the conveyance office. book A. u. j. fro BIN
huEdted ann torr thea parish OF Jef"rsob)'
Seed in the above suit.
TeIms-Cash the spot.
II Civil SheriE d OF the Parish OF OrleanSs
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INIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, NO. 122-By virtue of a writ OF fieIi
facias to me directed by the honorable the Fifth
District Court for the parish of Orleans, in the
above entitled cause win proceed to sell at public
auction at the Merchants and Auctloneers Ex-
change ROYAL street between Canal and Custom
house streets in the Second District of this city,
on TUESDAY April %, 1876, at twelve O'Clock NJ,
-he following described property, to wit
ONE LOT OF GROUND, with all the buildings
and improvements with bakery thereon, STU
ated in square number one hundred and forty
uine hour ded by Spaia, Casacavo tuow Eoyal).
Poet NOW " asfingtor) and Moreau(row Charities,
streets ia the Third District of this city; said lot
10: ming the corner of Charities and Spain streets,
measures sixtv-fhree feet eleven inches two lines
'front.' on Charities street, by one hundred and zen
ty-,even feet ten inches i've lines deep and front
OF Spain street as per plan by P. N. judge,
architect dated March 26, 1885, deposited il the
Office of Edward Barnett, late notary public u
this CITY.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
ac.sI> a,ill Itl Aj =
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mbli Is ap1 IS Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OfOrleans


VCIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
II Orleans No 6937-By virtue OF writ OF her1
faeias to me directed by the honorable the Fifth
District Court for the parish of Orleans, in the
above entitled cause viii proceed to sell at pub
Exchange, ROYAL street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets. III the Second District OF this
city, on MONDAY, April IL. 1876, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, TO
wit -, -,
tenances situated in the Third District OF this
city designated Dy the number thr e, in square
number twenty, bounded by Urquhart, vi ere
date Girod) Fe icara and Ciouet reefs. said lot
me asuring thirty fest front on Clouet street.
by depth OF one hundred and seyeDte teea four
inches six Iues, between pSIallel hnes
Seized in the above suit.
TcIms-Cash On the spot. -
mil, sri Civil Sheriff the Parish of Orleans.
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The City of New Orleans VS.. Mrs. Paul
LIZ. Ct al = Sant.


mills Is apl8 Civil sheriff OF the Parish OF orleans
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mh1s . aprs Civil Sheriff of the arish OF orleans
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Tho City OF New Orleans VS.. j. r.

EUGENE WAGHAMAN,
mil 1925 Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
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m12a apl Is Civil sheIT d the PARISH OF OIeans.
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The City OF New Orleans vs.. Mrs. ALI.
BOuge.e.

mhs Is Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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Louise Maenhaut ct al. vs.. Mary NJ.
Kennedy ct as.

EUGENE " BUCHANAN,
MIR y 10 apo Civil Sheriff OF the Parish or Orleans
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"
mh8 10 ap9 Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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Mrs. Widow A. Bischof vs.. Miss K0sey
Mccain.

W
mh7 ap8 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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u hI6 25 apl8 Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Grlean
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The City of New Orleans vs.. Pierre +.
NCuves,

FINFTh " 1UNaN1
mb,8 Is apI9 Civil Sheriff. CT The Parish OF Ol!ea
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Bank vs.. Louis Cormier.


mhl6 Is apl8 Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF orleans
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-12
AnIgnOrant Radical.

Mr.. Editor:
On Friday evening last, in front of
the upper butcher shop on Main
street, Mr.. F. A. Work was telling
one of his colored brothers what a
terrible enemy of his the Democratic
party was. Why, says Work, very
recently, the Democrats in South
Carolina passed one Of the most hate
full laws that ever existed, and being
questioned a little, he said they had
made it pcnitontiary offence to
steal chicken down there and all to
intimidate the colored voter, Work,
you should labor hard for improv-
ments in the Free school system; that
sprightly boy of yours should not be
allowed to grow up with false belief
that the Democrats can perform such
wonders in q State that has been
from forty to sixty thousand Rcpub-
lican ever since the war,
JUNIUs.
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Be1Cme of bogus tickets.
The Radicals areFoodin6
the County 1CiM them.

All of the filth, slush, slop and
dirt walls of Radical wrath are open
ed upon the devoted head of G. P.
Simpson, because he does not wear
kid gloves like his opponent; and it
hurts them nightly because simp,
son is a poor man, and can't afford a
new suit of clothes every change Of
fashion. But what hurts them most
is, that Perry Simpson has a hold
upon the affections and sympathics
of the masses of the people, and they
intend to elect him.
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BEWARE
OF
Spurious Tickets!!


Information has been received by
the Democratic and Conservative
Executive Committee of this Coun-
ty, that SPURIOUS and BOGUS
Tickets are being circulated among
the people. Vocal upon all Dem
ocrats and Conservatives to COM
pare their tickets with the fol-
lowing genuine fac-simile of the
Democratic and Conservative State
and County ticket:
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BE especially careful to see that
the name of T. C. GREEN, to fill
vacancy is on your ticket, as the
Committee have ticket with the
name of r. S. BROWN, of Jack
son, on it instead of Judge Green's,
We again say compare your State
and County ticket with the above
as the Radical party managers
know they will be badly defeated
in the coming election, unless they
defraud the people out of their
votes by spurious and bogus tickets.
j. p. r. b. SMITH,
Chairman
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pacific Railroad Attorney
Arninaf The Cnnnls.

The whole Ohio Valley knows
what William A. Wheeler did in his
attempt 10 increase the burdens on
Western commerce. The attorney Of
the Pacific lIoilroad Rings naturally
did what he cdrld 70 hamper free
commerce on the caBa The Gin
einnaii Commercial 'saiq egSS;pds
that his course with respect TO the
Louisville and Portland Canal, show
ed the country the guage of his states
manship, but the people Of the Ohio
Valley have not changed their minds
about him as the Commercial has
The measure which Mr.. Wheeler at
tempted to defeat was one introdu-
ced in 1874, which provided that the
United States should assume control
of the Louisville and Portland Ca
nal, in which it owned all but five
shares. The point of the PROPOSE
ton was, that the holders of these
five shares were the directors in con-
troll of the canal so long as the Gov
eminent failed to take possession,
and they levied heavy tolls upon the
commerce of the Ohio These tolls,
the bill provided, should be reduced
upon the Governments taking pos
session, merely to what was absolute
ly necessary to pay the current ex-
penses. In other words, the canal
was to be made practically free
Now mark the dcxtrous PROPOSE
ton with which Mr., Wheeler tried
to defeat this laudable scheme. He
moved an amendment providing that
the bill should not take effect until
the Legislature of Kentucky should
cede jurisdiction of the canal to the
United States. This was an limo
cent looking proposition enough, the
wickednoss of which consisted in the
fact that the Legislature of Kentucky
would not meet for two years, and
that during the interval, the oppres-
sive charges under which the whole
commerce of the West was groaning
would be undated. Republicans as
well as Democrats argued against
this trick without avail; Mr.. Wheel
er succeeded in getting the entire
Republican strength from the Eas-
tern States to support his amend.
ment, and, it was carried. The Sen.
ate threw out his amendment, and,
when the bill came back to the House,
though he fought for his disingene-
GUS proposition as hard as he had
fought before, twas overwhelmingly
defeated. Mr.. Wheeler is a states,
man of the Pacific Railroad kind,
and should be put where he would
do the most good.
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Is il true that A, ]. Hin was ever
engaged in Showing tho qucer2'
Mr., Hill you must rise up and cx-
plain about that $40. counterfeit bill,
before the people of Mason can rcposo
any confidence in your honesty OF
character. A nice President Of the
County Court you would make
wouldn't you, shame on you, Hill
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Chairman.
II. r. HOWARD, Sec'y.

According to A. J. Hills state
ment, (the Republican candidate
for President of the County Court
he knows nothing about those little
irregularities, butwhy don't he deny
that statement of ours in reference to
the two hundred dollars which he
received from the Board of Educa-
ton; we answer simply because the
facts are against him and well
known to the people-of Graham
District, and he knows that the
least that he can say about twill
be the best.
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for him.

Sebrill is a farmer and so is East
ham. Whatever will be to their in
terests will be to yours. These Doc
tor-preacher-politician have no in
terest in common with any one ex-
cept their own tribe. See to it then,
that Henselcy, is allowed to remain
at home, and ditto with the other
fellow from below Kanawha, whose
name we have never heard, or if so
it has escaped our memory.
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JUNIUs,

Mr.. Golf, the republican candidate
for Governor, failed to produce sim
glo figure to substantiate the asscr-
tions he made in regard to cxtraya-
CANT expenditures in this State
Democratic speakers can produce the
figures to show that he was false from
the beginning TO the end.
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John L. SebriJJ 1OiU look
after the interests of the
Farmer, Mechanic, La
boring man, and in fact,
all classes. See that his
name is on your ticket.

If man gets horse IN payment
in full of his debt, and then gets cash
for the same debt and retains both,
which did he steal, the horse or the
cash? Observation-Disclosures
Hensely an anxious people await
your solution of this vexcd question.
Perhaps the sons of the late Andrew
Eckard, of Cooper District would be
of assistance to you in arriving at
the answer.
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John NJ. Reynolds told the pco.
pie of Gallipolis, Ohio, that if Mr.,
Shrewsbury was elected Sheriff, he
Reynolds) was to be one of his
Deputies. The same impression
exists in this community, Voters
of Mason County, do you want
such a Sheriff, No, you have had
enough of Reynolds corruption in
office! All remember how Rey.
nolds conducted business when he
was Deputy Sheriff and Tailor I'M
der Shrewsbury, about six years
ago. Vote for Stevenson,
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Last week the Mason County
Journal made Il lying and disrcpu-
table attack upon d. S. Stevenson,
the Democratic and Conservative
candidate for Sheriff, and in its is
sue of last Saturday it was compell-
ed to chaw its words, in other words
to rctract its dirty, lying, Infamous
and objectionable SANDER against
Mr.. Stevenson.
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When Shrewsbury in '66Was charg

When Shrewsbury in '66Was charg-
ed with intending toappoint ]. w:
Miller and John NJ. Reynolds his
deputies, he denied it in a card pub
lished in the Register at the time, and
men voted for him who would not
have touched him had it not been for
his denial, and he was elected then
only by Eeren rotes. So soon as he
entered upon the duties Of his office
January LIST, 1867, John w. Miller
and John NJ. Reynolds were both APP
pointed deputies. If Shrewsbury
had stuck to his word a dozen fami-
lies, the heads of which were securi-
ties of John W. Miller, would have
been happier to-day, and had more
faith in Radical Oiiice-seeker's prom
ises. Now, if Shrewsbury appointed
men to be his deputies who he said
he wouldn't in 1866, how much a
yard are his promises worth to-day?
If he fooled you in 1866, that was his
fault: if he fools you in 1876, that
will be your fault.
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d. S. Stevenson has the
honestly the ability and
the necessary quaJ15co-
tons for u number one
Sheriff. and 1oiU consult
the people of the several
districts as to 1Clt0 they
rant for deputies in their
several localities. He is
the nan for sheriff: Vote
for .DaUe.
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Let us see,--how much was it that
George w. Moredock had to pay for
A. ]. Hill, Treasurer of the School
Fund of the Independent School Dis
trict of Hartford City. Moredock
was on his bond, we believe. Yes,
that was the way of 1.-THE was on
the bond-and Hill had spent the
school money and when settlement
day came he was short. See the
records of Hartford City-and say
whether Hill is a safe man to trust
the interests of Mason county to-.
Reform, you know, is the watch.
word all along the line, and Sam
Van Matrc is the proper man to be
elected President of the County
Court. A. j. Hill, bah, what a
stencil of corruption his name causes.
The "Groat Republican Victory"
in Colorado has pctorcd out
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+. KIMHERLrNG, Clerk.

Don't be decciUedmt0 10
TING far q man 1CiM the
character and record ofA.
j. Hill. We rant u man
Of honesty and integrity
lille Sam YIN Matre, for
President Of Me County
court.
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G 2. Sin1pson is az Oltl

G. p. Simpson is an old
practicin6 attorney whO
wiU see to it that the lars
are enforced and obeyed,
aud you can "rest easy
o'RiSbtS" With him mQHce.
Don't taiJ to hare PeI7y'S
name on your HcBet.
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COLORADO.
The state CertalnIy Democratic.
RepuDIicdn Estimates Knocked
SAB-High.

Democratic Cannon Awakening tn
Mountain Echoes.
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shrewsbury'S soliloquy; II know
Dave Stevenson will beat me, but
I'm not running expecting to be
elected this yoar,--I'm settin' up the
boys for four years from now" Vo.
tiers, has this Shrewsbury hereditary
right or title TO this office? We think
not.
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II. G.. Eastman, The hon
est farmer, is the kind of a
man the people demand,
want, and 1oiU hare in the
nest Legislature. Vote
for him.
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The credit of the Government
would DO immensely strengthened by
Tilden's election, So would the peace
of the country, So would its pros
pcrity. The public service would be
improved by it, The army and navy
would have reason to rejoice over it,
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1t appears to be certain that the
colored vote of the South will not
be solid for the Republicans this
year. Indeed, a gentleman from Lou
isiana recently claimed a majority
for the Democrats. Whatever the
party effect may be il is an encourage
ing sign to soc the class or race vote
divided.